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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-03
INSTRUCTION COURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS & SERVICE

DRIVING to IT. Worth or Dallas,
rider wanted. Leaving May I6 or
IL. UN. 4-4715.
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BO0KKEEPER
CLERKS

White, experienced for new dry
cleaning plant: Elrod SYSTEM; in
terview SUNDAY, al Independence
ave Sc II BoB56
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SHIRT GIRL or work on apparel
unit. Experienced. Apply THRIFTY
LAUNDRY, 800 Addison Chapel
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COUPON MEN AND LADIES
Fastest moving IN the country;
top comm; transp. furn. 243O
Wilson blvd RIM. oO8, Arl
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PIANO, UPRIGHT, Fischer, viii
sell for cost OF moving. Call Sat.
or Sun, LII 6-S7O2
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TRASH REMOVED

CALL MILLER's for your home
modernization requirements. in
cludin@ ''tions. Kitchens, recre-
alton rms, porch enclosures. Rus.
co storm doors and windows and
usinting and decorating Seryine
NV Wash and MONTGOMERY Coun-
t. for AZ yrs W G a. A N
MILLER DEVELOPMENT co.
Emerson 2-4464
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HELP--WoMER
SECRETARY

For legislative department OF ma
tional trade association: under 80,
fast and accurate shorthand and
tipping required, some college pre-
ferred or at least . years secre-
tarial experience; new air-condi-
toned building; liberal employe
BENEFITS ineludlns hospltallEetion1'
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BARBEcuE, PORT, and rotisserie,
complete unit, and accessories
Starting price $3.50. EN-. 3-i0S9.
BEAUTY SHOP EoUIPMENT-a
haiT driers, . drier chairs, .
able. HAYWOOD BEAUTY SHOP,
sJ07 '%rnum st. Mt. Rainier,
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Tv sERvICEMAN, outside work; s.
day wk everythinG provided. GOOD
pay, DAyWork only, OF, A-hAO0,
| kH. N-hAll.
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FURN.--New 3-pc. bedrm., 2-pc.
liv rm.. sos each: TV. SOS: tape
recorder. S7s: Hi-Fi radio phono-
graph, $40; wringer washer, S6s.
d.. 1920 til s pm; Sun, HA.
2-2022
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AQUARIUM, beautifully decorated.
fully equipped, Illegal. stainless
steel tank with stand. a5 various
tank-eond fish' Si2b. Pvt. party.
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BED with springs, vanity with mir
ror. $50. 27O5 18th st. NV. Base
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ANTIQUE snoP must close this wk,
yerythlng drastleally reduced,
cupboard, tables, chippendale
chairs. old hutch cabinet, Greet
ing cards, display raeked marked
- price, Dealers invited. III.
h-Be5k, III. k-ffN7.
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SECRETARY


For law once; typing and short
hand; must be fast, neat. ac-
eurate; S7b per week. Not over
3b. DI. 10000.
SHIRT GIRL or work on apparel
unit. Experienced. Apply THRIFTY
LAUNDRY, 800 Addison Chapel
I'd. ne,
SINGERS, also piano player-sing-
er, female, for night club. CROSS
ROADS, 4103 Baltimore ave-,
Bladensburg, Nd, WA. 7-3636.
sTENOGRAPHER, research organi-
cation, S. Arl.: under 80; 3 days:
sos wk. Call 5000, OF. $4,000.
STENOGRAPHER, part time; trade
assoc: shorthand and good back
ground in English. Interviews
Monday. Elk. 3-6202.
sTENOGRAPHERs and CLERK
TYPISTS; air-eond. once; LANG
LEY PARK AREA on N. Hamp-
shire ave. Full-time employees
only; 35 hrs, 5-day week; . am.
to $3.50 pm. paid vacations; at
tract. lunchrm. and ofnces. Bus
services to door: tipping and
csthoiic Miss Ssss once Por inter.
view and appt., call BROTHER
JAMES, HE. 4-676i, bet. . and
$50, or bet. $3.50 and 1890 pm.
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RADIO STATION
PART-TIME

This pleasant. dignified field will
enable you TO earn the better things
Of life that only success in business
can bring.
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No Phone Calls, Please
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u NJ NNT-IT| UU1IWT OF UtTLTT
quality bedroom suites, dining
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From sample homes and show
rooms, az Going out OF business
price" Have modern and Pro-
yinnesisal, 1923 l4th 81 NV DE
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TYPIST-CLERK

WAITRESS, white, nights only.
ABC exper. preferred, not neees-
sary. Apply after pm, FAMOUS
RESTAURANT. 1915 N. Y. ave.
n "
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matinee" she said. Then
they'd have 70 hold the cur
tain or something"
The Brooklyn. born actress Il
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLiGHTS

6:oo. WASH-FM-In the Con-
cert Hall: Poet and Peasant
Overture by Suppe. Sym
phony No. by Brahms and
the Wand of Youth by e.
gar.
1900. WGMS-FM Star Per-
Torrance: Paul Badura-
Skoda. pianist. will play Mo-
zart's Sonata in p. X. 533.
SEQ. WMAL-FM - Milton
Cross Show: Manfred Sym
phony by Tchaikovsky.
Quartet In B Plat Major
by Brahms and Martyrdom
Of st. Sebastian by Debussy.
s:o5. WRC - Biographies in
Sound: A tribute TO the late
Ernie Pyle. whose World
War II battlefront reporting
won him a Pulitzer Prize In
1914. Participating in the
program will be Gen. Omar
Bradley. Lee O. Miller. Rob-
ert Mccormick. Don White
Head and John Stempel.
e:e0. WOL-Good Music Time:
The Musical Offering by
Bach, piano-wind quintet by
Beethoven and Posthorn
Serenade by Mozart.
1880, WGMS - Symphony
Hall: lie Chase de Jeune
Henri Overture by Nehul
and Piano Concerto No. / in
ID Minor by Bach.
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story OF q college football
star who can never out
grow the memories Of his
days as a campus hero.
1900. WMAL t1I-Navy Log:
THE Blood Line" A WAVE
commander ncounters
many hazards on her assign
ment 10 deliver an emergency
shipment Of blood halfway
around the world.
1880, WRC tD-Jane Wyman
Show: DAY Of Glory"
starring Paul Douglas. The
captain Of q German war
ship clashes bitterly with a
German naval commander
when he blames the Nazi
party for the crippled con-
ditions under which his
ship is operating.
11:00. WTTG 81 -Elev en-
O'Clock Movie: Bamboo
Blond" starring Frances
Langford and Ralph Ed
wards. TV Key says: Mild
musical comedy about a
pilot in the South Pacific
who names his plane after
a nitery singer. which
brings her fame l945).
ll:l5, WTOP lSl-Late Show;
"Iroquois Trail" starring
George Montgomery and
Brenda Marshall. The Iro-
quois Trail is fought over
by the English and the
French with the help of
three Indian tribes l950) l..
1850, WMAL (T-The Night
Show; Models. Inc.," star
ring Howard Duff. TV Key
says: Unpleasant. trashy. A
scheming wench who wants
money gets an innocent
dupe involved In a model
racket (l952.
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FIN Stotions

ENTHUSIASTICALLY M The sIr.
WfoP.FM-ss.J ht.-7t-hsuf sssfstisa.
WAshfM--sI.t Me.--i On. 10 ml6alshL
HoL-Fh-ss.f Mt.-iam. 10 mltulsht.
NfAn-fM- too.j Mt.-1t-hsuf spsstlsa.
WWDc-gM-toi.t me- an. 70 las.
ueMs-VM-ie1.s Mt.-Weekdsys s,is 81. 70
nltaIsht, SUNDAYS lis N. 70 mltnlsht.
Wusr+M-toe.S he.-fiie sn. 10 SIS.
NARt-FM-tos.i Me.-1i1e s.n. 70 p.m.
hsatsI thseush sstuftaT lie 80. 10 HiI
p.m en Sunday.
WMAl-FM-ioI.1 M. --io.as IN. 10 ml6alsht
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was awkward and their impact
sadly diminished. The delight
ful "Gladiola Girl" from Lend
an Ear" is no curtain-raiser,
but that's where 1t was sched-
uled and the audience never
had a chance to warm To 1t,
The suburban" theme was a
strain. too. especially for host
Alistair Cooke. Bert Lair did
his best but only Elaine and
Mike. As the very young lovers.
were able to overcome their
surroundings. Too had. too. II
Isn't often Omnibus gets a
chance at q week-night audi
enee Cor viee-versaD.
-
Radio Nete: WASH-fm O97.l
me- reports that it will take q
half hour series each Monday
at . pm. of presentations by
the Baltimore Symphony for
Maryland school children
Il doesn't say when. 20 ] as
sumo it's next Monday The
series Is originated by Balti-
more's WITH-fm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

In an unusual spot % far ~
The nv show h concerned. Ths
other characters win Be talking
about her for four weeks until
she appears. That's quite {
bulldup.
Think the show viii still b
on them" ! asked.
Kathleen laughed. They
have 10 90 IL weeks" she said
She'll do very well, ] think
even II the show doesn't.
A warm. friendly girl In hei
early 20's. Kathleen Is about
SIS. slim and energetic. She's
o little sensitive about her
smile 1.-THE spacing between her
teeth but IL doesn't show. She
has the kind Of facial model
ing . camera caresses.
background: You may re-
member Kathleen IS the nasty
high-school ringleader who
made life miserable for June
Lockhart in "A Loud Laugh"
on the U. s. Steel Hour. She
played an unwed mother In
Babies for Sale" She got her
acting start In New York's Cir
Gle in the Square and met her
future husband. Joseph Beruh,
who is now in the Broadway
drama. "Compulsion." while ap-
pearing in Legend Of Lovers''
in Philadelphia. She studied
2l2 years with Lee Strasbere
and is not related TO any other
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candidates according TO the
network but she won't make
her FIRST appearance on the
series until the NTH weeki
Chats the week Of Feb. i6.)
She's In Washington because
she's understanding the lead In
the current comedy at the Shu-
bert. Maybe Tuesday" writ
ten BY two Of Sid Caesars
writers).
How do you get 70 be an
understudy7" someone asked.
well" Kathleen said. "ycu
read for the lead and they
don't want yo,i--but they think
you're worthwhile and they
ought TO have you around. ]
guess. :"
=
The play and the TV show
shouldn't c0nfiict-"unless
have to play q Wednesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

acting Murrays. or dancing
ones.
Election Results: ABC's Ed
ward p. Morgan Is the new
president Of the Radio TV Cor
respondents Association. which
simultaneously announced that
its annual banquet would be
held Saturday, March 40. Other
ofiicers include: MICS Julian
Goodman. vice-president: CESS
Lew Shollenberger. secrs ~:
Ann NJ. corrick. treasurer. and
Arthur Barriault. Ed Ryan. Jack
Gertz and Robert Hurleigh.
members-at-larae. Ann. who
heads her own Tv firm. Is the
first woman elected an ofiieer
Of the association.
80
On Inc Kun:
Add Washington angle to the
March Of Medicines splendid
upcomins hour-long docu-
mentary. md international"
next Thursday, NBc-p 4.
Not only did Silver Springs
Lou Hazam write it. but Sister
Culinary. Of the Maryknoll
Clinic in Pusan. Korea. Is q
graduate Of Trinity College F..
and the sister Of the Stars
society reporter. Pat Simmons
Sister was q resident physi-
clan ct Children's Hospital.
An actor named Richard Coo
gan win replace Adam Ken
nedy in "The Californians"
Tuesdays. NBC-D sometime In
March NBC says Adam
wanted out 70 accept movie
roles.
Remember Rubinoff? /.
Hell be q guest on Steve Aliens
show Jan. 26.
when the Screen Liuelr Arts
goes OF CBS-TY February rs.
its network replacement ipill be
seueH one hour TV sYmposiums
on national aGatrs.
That new Hal March comedy
series will be filmed. not five"
after all The show. sched-
uled for early fall production.
won't interfere with his emcee
duties on the Question.
Scoreboard:
Omnibus, Tuesday. WRc-
~:
The ingredients Of this hour
long revue were generally ex-
cellent. but the presentation
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500. wTOP ts)-Richard Di-
amond: The Payon." Dia-
mond is hired TO retrieve
money stolen In q daring
safe robbery and Is prompts
ly marked for death.
$3.50, WMAL t7)--Real Nc
Coys: Mrs. Purvis. Hates
mother. pays the Mccoys
q visit in "Luke's Mother
in-Law."
$3.50, WTOP (0) - Playhouse
90: The Eighty-Yard Run"
costarring Paul Newman
and jeanne Woodward. The
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ODereu a. q eude 70 area cteUeTs
CmaxTheves OF Tokyo" Story OF an international for
gerry ring is typical but benefits from its setting "Kabu-
XII theaer in Tokyo and from the presence of charming
newcomer Mch Kobi She costars with Everett Sloane
and Dewey Martin. $50 pmr wTOP-s.
Dragnet-Friday and Smith 20 after Juvenile delinquent
who has been returning the loot claiming TO be police
mans son, and grabbing the reward money The first
half has luscious Bob Cummings Show" atmosphere,
but the second bit heavy with moraliEing Inciden.
tally. Jack Webb please give your sdekiek Smith, those
sergeants stripes-hes over age in grade. $50 pm.
WRC-.
Pat Boone Show-Big production number tonight q new
version Of Put II There Pal" tan old Crosby Duet
with Tab Hunter and Pat Boone praisng each others
talents Hunters death scene. during western take
OF, won't cop any Academy Awards but Is good for a
few laughs other numbers in mildly pleasant buting
are Boones Glover in the Meadow" and Hunters La
fayette Escadrile." pm, WMAL,-7.
ShowBacheor Cesar Romero takes some point
ers from Ernie duck hunting interspersed with hints
about settling down with Ford relative Cousin Sally.
Musicaly, there's Down Deep" Sentimental Journey"
and "No Secrets" Cousin Sally sounds like right fine
gal. $50 pm, WRc-.
Rosemary CIooney Show-Alan Young who hasn't been
TV much lately plays the bagpipes to My One and
tunes include Love Is Sweeping the Country and Catch
a Falling Star" The personable Mr.. Young brghens
this session. Color 10 pm, WRC-.
TOnight-rom Florida Demonstration tonight Of the popu-
lar SPORT jaala. quick-moving game which players
liable to get hurt and the betors slaughtered Other
attractions include poolslde comic ballet by Writer
Jack Douglas and Dancer Betty Bruce, and chat with
funny Ventriloquist Senior Wences. Danny Schol and
Genevieve provide the tunes 1880 pm, wRCA.
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uplk-Iio kf.-DsyIIsht suiy.
uARl-Iso ke.-lije IN. 70 s;isp.
WeAy-ioso ke.-osyllsht ssI.
uUsT-ii7o ke.-DUlisht snly.
NFAx-i17p ke.-Dsylsht snly.
WWpc-i11o ke.-1t-hsuf spsrstlsa, snespt
ssntsy nltnlEht 10 IN. Nsstsy
ufen-i1io ke. -bsyllght saly.
Wook-ijlo M.-7i-hsuf spefitloa.
WfAM-i1so ke.--7t-hsuF spsfstisa, erespl
SUNDAY mltnisht 10 Ian. Msndsy
Wot-itso ks.-I IN. 10 mldnlsht
WD0h--iste Ne. --Dsylleht enly.
Wpaw-iAso ke.--s;1e en-. 10 sunset.
Wlhr--ieoo ke.-ss.n. 10 mIsnlsAt; suney,
Ian. 10 mldnlght
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LATEST W
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are carried In the
Televue with Sundays
Star. Following Is supple
mentary information on
today's programs received
after TeleVue went 70 press.
1870. WMAL t7)--oov.
Almonds inaugural ae-
ceptance speech tnlm).
The Night Show will follow
the speech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
ON THEAIR
ON THE AIR
There's the Show
Here's the Star t.sslSI
~ BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic

The star Of MICS daytime drama Kitty Foye Drop
ped BY the ONCE the other afternoon you're wondering
what she's doing in Washington while the being ee-
vsed out Of New York. I'm glad you asked that question
The circumstance Of the presentation latest TV
serial must be describeda the very ieasas singular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Toniohts top shors prereped BY TV Keys STAFF
pho attend rehedYsdIs match screenings and anavze
scripts IN New York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered q guide TO pteiDers.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-16

Bob l.yilc and Floyd Peters al.
tended the rodco al Stavcly. Al.
hrr:a. this last week
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Upham and
Mrs Larry HalvorSon and Mr.
and Mr> Jim Henderson return.
ed Sunday evening from a weeks
vl>!, with Mrs Mary Davis Al
.\Macortc>. Washington.
Der: Fitzgerald celebrated his
56,h birthday last week. DR., and
Mrs Cor-igan. Helen Davis. Jack
Davies. Bonnie ard Howard Pit.
zen We're on hand 10 help him \
delicious dinner was served by
Mrs Fitzgerald
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Y. Guard
pee are leaving today for Florida
20 spend The winter They will be
II the proximity Of the Evcrgladc
National Park as 10 be near their
son. Gunner. who has transferred
for the winter season from Ola.
cicr Park TO the Florida domain
as a ranger, He also served there
las; winter. having transferred
temporarily from Glacier
Clifford DcRochc. abou, IS.
VAS repeatedly injured in a one
car accident on cas-; boundary
street abou; > am. October 10
The car N which DeRoche was a
passenger was reported 10 have
gone into a ditch Evelyn Bird.
.a;;lcr was said 70 be the driver
.! 'hc car DcRoche was taken
to :he local hoSpi;a! for treat.
ment The extent of his injuries
was not known.
Roo!i.g of the new Browning
nigh schoo! gymnasium has been
under way since early las; week
with good progress being made
The approximate 1900 square
fee, o: roo! area will require a;
least six weeks more for cover.
ing Material used is aspha!, and
proccsscd roofing paper laid In
multiple layers. the top 20 be
sravelcd Other phases OF the
projec, are also making progress
ind include .ina! brick laying.
plumbing. carpentry and base
work for the huge floors con.
crete foundation.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-16
Local News Items

Mr. ard Mrs Floyd Peters and
Bob l.v,le attended The indoor
rodeo held =. M,not. y Oak. last
week
MIR and Mrs Joseph k!pp ~:
Gu, Bank We're Rr"""i"s >."p
pcrs Monday
Katie l.yi!r has Returned fom
several days N.>.: WIFE her dauSA
ter. Mrs Floyd Peters and Mrs
Bill Murphy OF Gu. Ba!k
Charlc> and ln.z Hod>om ar
rived IN Browning Monday The
IIodson> were successful! bidders
for the lightweight calves listed
in the annual Rlack:ee: ca.,.e
poo!
Mrs Harry Guy and sons. Rod.
ney and Gregory. spen; las; Sat
urday and Sunday with Mr. Guy
Now living IN Grea; Falls, they
drove up Friday afternoon Both
sons are attending Great Falls
city schools
Jack B Dodd. sonin.!aw o! o.
4. Telle!cro. spent sevcra! days
in Browning Mr. Dodd IS ASSIST.
an, Chief. Branch Of Park Forest
and Wild!!fc Protection. Nation.
al Park Service He has been in
rlac,ar National park attending
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-16

Bob Lyle took first place in
the liavre quarter horse show
held last weekend.
MIR and Mrs. Floyd Monroe
took in the quarter horse show in
llavrr over the weekend.
Howard G.. ZcuiiziuS arrived at
the Blarkfcrl Agency this week
from Pennsylvania. Mr.. Zeutzius
Will be employed as Forester in
the office Of 4 y, Stephenson.
Mr. and Mrs. W II. Wilson of
Glasgow were Wednesday and
Thursday visitors in the home of
,hci" SON. Bernie Wilson and fam.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-16
Hospital News

Discharged
Minnie After Buffalo
WyoNa Walker
Alma Macdonald and baby girl
l.aNr.nc Smith
Rose Flamand
Crr!!r White Calf
, Vernon Car. Larson
Jean SMITH
Gary Monroe
Currently Hospitsii,sd
\aom! Craw ford and baby boy
/ Josephine Wild Gun and babies
F.loi>c England
| Rnwrna Bull Child
Mary White Grass
/ .\nsrliuc Heavy Runner
, Mary Mountain Chief
, Norman Walker
Narcotic Bear Ch,'d
Iris Heavy Runner
Leonard Cado,tr
Gordon Bear
Clifford DvR"rhr
Phillip Wells
Milford S,!lt Smnkln.
Howard Ridr>atihrdonr
Births
Baby Girl Macdonald
Baby Boy Crawford
Baby Boy Wild Gun Twin No. |
Baby Girl Wild Gun Twin No. >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
SUNDAY
Continued From Preceding Poss
400
4-Wide, Wide World.

Ia Hours. "FIoo Stop at Motto
Bend" The story of American
roilroods, including O visit to
Washington, showing the cherry
trees, Jefferson Memorial, the
Washington Monument and the
Copitol. Dove Gorrowoy. host
5-WoFner Bros. Attraction.
Ia Hours. Money and the
Woman" 1910. A bank officer
gets involved with onother mons
wife. Jeffrey Lynn. Brenda Nor
shall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
Program Listings

4:30
7-PouI Winchell Show.
Storing Paul Winchell, Jerry Mo-
honey, Milton De Luoo and or
chestro.
9-Foee the Notion.
Guest: Senator John T. Kennedy.
500
7-ToIes of Texos RongeEs.
"PonhondIe. Willard Porker.
9-See II Now. Murrow.
IA Hours. Atomic Timetable.
Port IT,: Reduction and Follout."
leodino scientists give views pro
and con os comeros show the
wonders and the menoce of the
nucleor ero here and obrood.
Among those seen on the pro-
orom will be Dr.. willard c.
Libby, DR.. Hermonn J. Muller,
DR.. Keniiro Kimuro, DR.. J. Lou
renee Kulp.
$50
4-Sober of London. Crime.
THE Visitor" A frontic girl osks
Sober to sove her life. Donald
Groy stors.
5-MieheI's Music.
7-Lone Ranger. Western.
1.-THE Low ond Miss Aooie."
Clayton Moore.
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-07-03
Scotty ObyHos
Done II Again
ARIZONA SUN

Sc0tty Oby = Mr. IranSpOr-
tation"- done it again! Scot
ty needs no further introduction
to Phoenicians, especially those
who take part in religious and
fraternal activities in our city,
know of his untiring devotion
to these causes which has earned
him the name community work
er.
His latest achievement was
handling of his 18th bus excur-
sion in the state. The Grand Can
yon trip Sunday was an out
standing success. The bus excur-
sion handled by Scotty are Spon-
sored by the Elk's Past Exalted
Ruler Council No. SO of Arizona.
These excursions have become
very popular, especially those
to the Grand Canyon. They pro-
vide opportunity for many visit
crS to see one of the seven Won
ders of the world for practically
nothing.
The Council KILLED" two birds
with one stone. Their quarterly
council meeting was held in Flag
staff, Sunday Afternoon. After
the two hours meeting the party
returned home by way of Beauti-
full Oak Creek Canyon at sunset
a scene unsurpassed in beauty
and marvellous coloring of the
mountains, anywhere in the U.
S. A.
The party of Al. mostly ElkS
from Tucson and Phoenix board
ed the bus about 2 a. m. Sunday
morning, at the club. Breakfast
at Bright Angel Lodge was wait
ing on arrival at the Canyon at
7:30
Yes, Scotty-"M TranSporta-
tion"-one of his greatest tri-
umphs, has done it again. Let's
give him big hand.
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PAMPHLET

to 40 cents below other Southern
States, and from so cents to 95
cents below Northern States.
mo one will tell you whom you
must employ The union shop
has just been outlawed in Miss
issippi.." Invitation to Northern
Employers from Mayor II. G.
Rhodes, Pelachatchie, MiSsiSSi-
ppi.
There is plenty of darn good
labor within committing distan-
&c, now making the bare mini
mum wage Closed shops are in
violation of Arkansas Freedom
to Work law" Letter of Harry
Pollock, Chairman Fort Smith
Chamber of Commerce.
"....use all possible efforts to
thwart those attempting to uni
onize Texas. oppose any efforts
made by labor at Austin to secure
minimum wage, wage-hour and
state labor relations laws in ''Tex-
as" Porter A. Whaley, Pres. and
Gen. Mgr. Texas Association OF
Employers.
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-07-03

Refuse New Beach Fac1l1t1eS
ST. Petersburg, Fla. = A Negro
leader said Thursday his race
will not accept the new Negro
bathing beach under construct
ion here if it is meant as a sub
stitute for city-owned facilities
ordered integrated by federal
courts.
J. P. Moses, member of the
mayors interracial committee,
said the new beach at the west
end of Candy Bridge would not
be accepted by Negroes unless
they are allowed to use the Spa
Beach and pool along with white
persons.
The Spa was closed last week
when Negroes used it for the
first time under terms OF federal
court decision which orded the
city-owned property integrated
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