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UNITED PENTECOSTAL

 Front Street, Rev. Charlie M. Yadon, Pastor. Sunday School 1000 AM. Morning Worship HOO AM. Pentecostal Conquerors
 TOO PM. Evangilistic service
 7:45 PM. Wed. Prayer & Bible Study
 7:45 PM. Fri. Preaching & Praise
 Services 7::45 PM. Sat. Light in the North
 KEW 500 PM. Advertise in the BARANOF BANNER for best results
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
John Dolenc home 233 Right, Mt. Edgecumbe, Phone 29l. Sunday School HOO AM.
 Group Study Tues. 500 PM.
CHURCH OF NAZARENE

s. Trueman Shelton, pastor Sunday Services held in the Carpenters Hall. Sunday School 9:45 AM Morning Worship 10:50 AM Young Peoples Service 6:3O
 PM Evening Service 7:l7 PM Mid-Week Prayer Meeting 7:15 PM Wed.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Baranof and q Streets Rev William H. Gaven, Minister Sunday School 9;45 AM Morning Worship HOO AM Sunday Evening 500 PM
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Woman's Club House Rev. James F. Samples, Pastor Worship Service M A. M. Training Union 6:45 F. M. Worship Service 500 R. M. Wed. Eve. 7;45
 Reeds Recreation Room)
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BAHAI WORLD FAITH

Tues. aft; Weekly Preside Study Group and discussion 1-3 PM. Vivian Ayerst, Alp Trailer Court, call 8260 for transportation
 Tues. evening: Weekly Preside Discussion Group. S:l5 P. M. Kings Acres, Thimleberry Bay. Call S498 for transportation.
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WOMEN'S GUILD OF
 ST. PETERS BY THE SEA

Place to be announced every
 2nd & 4th Tuesday 500 PM.
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.SITKA WOMEN'S CLUB.

First meeting Sspt. l2th, ,S:0O RIM. at club house.
 Second Friday each uonth.
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These columns are given to all the churches of Sitka in recognition of their contribu- ton to the spiritual life of our community. MT. EDGECUMBE COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Murlin Day, Pastor Mt. View Assembly Hall Morning Worship 1000 Sunday School 800
 ((Volcano Club
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Radio Logs

600 Sunday News Desk 6;l5 Dinner Music 6:30 Sport Page
 6:45 It Happened this Wee FOO Music
 7:30 Cunsmoke
 500 Music
 Sf3O Frontier Gentleman 9.0O Alaska News
 9:I5 Christian Science 9s3O Veterans Reporter 9445 Music For Sunday lO.l5 Hour of Decision l0.55 News Final lO;45 Starlight Serenade lls00 Sign off
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Club Directory

LOYAL ORDER of MOOSE
 Each Mon at 500 PM. Moose Lodge WOMEN OF THE MOOSE lst & 3rd Wed. of every month 500 PM. MOOSE HALL
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Oja and Park Street. Sunday School 1000 AM Morning Worship HOO AM Sunday Evening 7:30 PM Wed. Evening 7:3O PM
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SIT. PETERS SEA

SIT. PETERSEN -TIfE-SEA EPISCOPAL
 Lincoln Street facing Ocean pr. Henry III. Chapman, Rec tor.
 Holy Communion 500 AM Sunday School 9:45 AM lst Sunday each month II AM
 Morning Prayer III AM
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ALASKA NATIVE SISTERHOOD

Every Monday at 8 P.M.ANB HALL
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LIONS CUB

lst Wed of each month 7 PM. Kiksadi Club
 All other Wednesdays -12;00 Noon Volcano Club- Mt. Edgecumbe
 MASON'S lst & 3rd Thursday of each month Carpenters Hall
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AMERICAN LEGION

First meeting in Sept every Thursday thereafter at 8 P.M. AMERICAN LEGION CLUB
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K SEE w 1900
 Monday

Monday 7:0O Wake Up Time 7:I5 News Roundup 7;3O Word, Song, Prayer 7:35 Birthday Club 7;3S Riddles Korner S00 Headlines & Weather S:0l Mostly Music SIPS Swap Shop $40 Mostly Music 9;00 News x Weather g:lO March Music 9:l5 Chapel III The Sky 9:3O San Serenade lO;0O Morning Concert ll00 Back to the Bible ll:30 Music till Noon I2:0O Anthem, Bible, Hymn l2:O6 Treas. Chest Melody I2:I5 World at Noon l2:3O Luncheon Melodies HOO Radio Reading Circle l;3O Matinee Melodies l:55 News Summary 2:00 Great Christians 2:I5 ITO Be Announced 2:3O An Afternoon Concert 4:Q9 From the Bookshelf ALSO Stories for Kids 5:lp Totem Jamboree $50 Music By 6:09 Radio Newsreel 6:3O Music for Dining 700 To Be Announced T:l5 Evensong 1.3D EIeartbeat Theater Si00 Swap Shop S;05 Twilight Concert S:30 Radio Reading Circle 9.00 Lutheran Hour 9:3O News Final 9:45 Encore IO:55 News Capsule 1l:O0 Sign off
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JAY GEES

Thursday Evenings 7:3O Library
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l M
 tI3 l.tlltl M.
s5ltlIreIaA

200 Sign On 200 News IIi-Iites 2I5 Country Music Time 2;3D Remember When 3;09 News IIi-Lites 3:05 Variety Time 3:30 Strictly Instrumental 4t0Q Baseball Summary A.ll5 20th Century Roundup 531 NaWs IIi-Lites 5;05 20th Century Roundup 5t3Q New Orleans Jazz 6:O0 World News 6sl5 Fish News For Fisher
 ben 6.30 Sports News 6:41 Log4l News 6:55 Weather Report T.0a Indictment 7:31 Local Hodgepoge s:01 l5Eht In The North S:l5 'Fop IIit Of The Week S:30 Music g:01 Alaska News g;f5 Country Style USA q30 Platter Party lO;55 News Ffnal ll00 Sign Of Sunday
 200 NEWS SUMMARY 2:l5 Music For Sunday
 Afternoon 3.0o Music Ahd The Spoken
 Word 4.O0 Lutheran Hour 4:30 Cata Glee Club 500 News TIi-Lites 5:05 Best I'M Music
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'E'tlt,st day.

I2:30 A. C. C. A. Presents 7:.30 Another Chance 7:45 View Point
 9:00 PM Pilgrimage
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Wednesday

i2.30 PM City Council 6;30 PM City Council 7:30 PM Haven of Rest 9:00 PM Let There Be Light 9iI5 PM The Art of Living Thursday
 T:30 PM Alaskan Adventures 9.00 PM Ntl Radio Pulpit
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LUTHERAN

LUTHERAN CHURCH Lincoln Street, Downtown Rev. Richard Al. Caenslen Pastor
 Sunday School 9:45 AIM Morning Worship H AM
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Friday
7::3O The Finders
 7;45 PM Celebrity Time 9.O0 PM Protestant Hour
Saturday.

Saturday
 S:30 AM ANB News 9sl5 AM Bible Story ls00 PM Christophers lsl5 PM Church at Work 400 PM Saturday Potporri 4:30 PM Accent on Youth BOO PM Top Tunes moo PM Harding Hymns 74l5 Religion Makes The
 News
 T:3O Paris Star Time S:O5 Music For Sat. Mite 9:00 PM Unshackled 9:45 PM Evening Concert Sunday
 9.00 News N Music 9.30 Back to Cod Hour i0.oQ News Summary lO:lO Music for Sun. Morn lG:30 From the Choir Loft
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Emblem Club
 2nd 6 4th Monday of each month EIks Club Rooms

HISTORICAL SOCIETY list Sunday each month 7 P.M. Russian Orphanage
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Member-Guests
Sturt Qualifying
In Manor Event

Manor and Kenwood Country
Clubs inaugurate the member
guest tournament season this
week. Manor in a week-long
match play event. and Kenwood
with a two-day medal play
partner event.
Today and tomorrow are the
big qualifying days at Manor
with more than so teams en-
tered. The championship fight
will be 16 teams, with one
round of match play Friday
and Saturday and two rounds
on Sunday. All other flights
will be Of eight teams each,
with one round a day. This will
be Manor's first member-guest.
Kenwood is sticking to its
36-hole, combined score, minus
handicap event with 18 holes
Friday and 18 on Saturday.
Evening star., 1958-05-14
TEE TO GREEN
o. MERRfLL wAITrLEsfY

Glenn ana the Cavaliers meet
Georgetown here Friday
Another ex-District school,
boy golfer who is making his
mark In collegiate golf Is Billy
Curtiss. who Is the No. l man
on the Bucknell team.
Billy. son OF Byrn, the south
paw from Columbia Country
Club, helped Bethesda 10 its
schoolboy titles. but according
10 his father you've never seen
such improvement In q young
ster.
Billy. too. has tnatured al
most overnight as q golfer,
Billy was. an impetuous young
ster as q junior and schoolboy
participant. and he lost q few
matches because Of over
enthusiasm. But improvement
In his shotmaking has helped
his temperament, and he's q
much more polished performer.
Curtiss will play little golf
here this summer because Of a
summer school schedule at
Bucknell. But he still has
plenty Of time left.
e.
At the pro-amateur at Court
House Club on Monday. the
scorer made up q summary
sheet for the leaders in all divi-
sions. Meanwhile several sales
men had missed contact with
golf pros who were on the
course. and had left mer-
chandize for the pros to take
back to their clubs.
To help remind him and the
pros Of their parcels, the scorer
divided of a section Of the
summary sheet and wrote in
fairly big letters. Pick up
packages" with the names.
"Tiller, Broadus, Tobash,
Hughes"
Later in the afternoon two
ladies approached the score
board. They were scanning the
sheet. talking over the tourna-
ment to each other.
II see Mr.. Doser leads the
pros with q 10, wasn't that a
fine round?" the first lady re-
marked.
yes. and one team had a
best ball Of 66, isn't that
grand" the second lady replied.
There was silence for q mo-
ment and then the first lady
said to her companion. But
wasn't 1t too bad about these
gentlemen, I see they picked
up in packages. They must
have played terrible"
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Notre Dome Alumni
To View Grid Films

A color Aim of highlights Of
the 1857 Notre Dame football
season will be shown at S:l5
pm. Friday at the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel under the au-
spices of the Notre Dame Uni
versity Club of Washington.
Joe Boland. well known radio
and television sports commen-
tator and a star tackle under
Knute Rockne at Notre Dame,
will be the narrator. Alumni
and their friends are invited.
Evening star., 1958-05-14

Iastie title and Jerry Courtney
plays Toby symington for the
boys championship.
Donna Floyd. defending
champion in the girls inter
scholastic division. defeated
Anne Lane. SO. 60. and
Carolyn Witt. third seeded, de-
feated second seeded Jane
Friedman. 6---i. 6--l, In SEMI
finals matches yesterday.
Carol southmayd. top seeded
In the girls division. defeated
Evening star., 1958-05-14

The most underrated golfer
from the District could be
Glenn Mitchell. son Of the con-
ductor Of the National Sym
phony Orchestra, who last
week end fell one stroke short
OF tying for the Atlantic Coast
Conference golf title at Wins
ton-Salem. N. c.
The 0-foot-l ST. Johns prod
uct, who went 10 Virginia on
a basketball scholarship, shot
72--7l for i43 over the Old
Towne Course, one stroke back
OF Billy Thornton Of North
Carolina. Glenn topped all Of
Maryland's touted area play
eIs, ane was six strokes better
than Deane Beman, the Terps'
captain and q tournament CO.
favorite.
Mitchell has won o great
majority Of his matches for the
Cavaliers this year. including
his test against the once
beaten Terps. He defeated
Jerry McFerren earlier In the
season at Prince Georges.
Glenn has matured as q
golfer dating 10 the Kenfidge
Cup tournament at Charlottes-
vile last year when he was
runnerup TO Jack westland, the
former National Amateur
champion.
Mitchell waltzed through his
bracket In one Of Virginia's top
amateur tournaments, and in
the final was outdriving West
land by as much as so yards a
hole. But after IA holes West
land was 5 up. and with only
four holes to play Glenn had
time TO ponder on what was
wrong with his golf game.
Apparently he decided that
perhaps his dad and Joe Can
non, the Pennington pro. were
right. and there was more 10
the game than busting the ball
of the tee.
So he stopped concentrating
on his driving and started pay
ing more attention TO his short
game. "I'm a mean man with
that putter In my hand" he
wrote DR.. Mitchell in q recent
letter.
Westland told somebody
after his match with Glenn
that he had seen few players
with more natural talent"
And although Westland is a
politician by trade, he doesn't
say that about everybody he
beats. Nor does he say 1t about
all the players who beat him.
Glenn is a pre-med student.
and because Of that he may not
be around for the Districts
summer tournament season.
But If his schedule should per-
NIT scattered tournament ap-
pearances. he would be a well
come addition to the season.
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Lynch Plays
In Net Finals
At Friends

Finals IN the boys division
OF the sidwell Friends invita-
tional tennis tournament VIII
be played at 4 pm. today.
Peyton Howard meets Hugh
Lynch III for the interschol-
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Chevy Chase Women
Near Repeating Title

Chevy chase.'s defending
champions lost all challenger
except Army Navy in a decisive
day Of activity in the Women'i
District Golf Associations firsi
team matches yesterday at In
dian Spring.
And with only two matches
10 be played. Army Navy trails
the favorites by I'VE big points.
They meet next Tuesday at
Columbia. and unless Army
Navy can beat Chevy Chase by
7-2, or at least 6-3. the May
~ matches viii be strictly anti
climatic.
Chevy Chase disposed Of a
potentially tough Washington
Golf and Country Club team.
sia TO "a yesterday. q slrpris-
ing margin, while Army Navy
ended Kenwood's dreams by
winning 7la 10 Ia over the
team that on paper appeared
10 be Chevy Chase's strongest
challenger.
standinEs
Chew Chase $iH wsshlnGton Jsl.
Army Navy 2eh = Congressional
ksnEsooa 22 Indian sprins Sh
X Have not drawn . bye.
So Kenwood and Washington
were eliminated as was Colum-
bia. the team that had proved
troublesome for all contenders.
Columbia lost TO Confessional.
the last-place team going into
yesterdays matches.
Chevy Chase's secret is bal
ance. The champions use II
through the three brackets, as
there's little difference in their
No / and No. 6 players. Mrs.
Paul H. STREET and Mrs. Webb
Hayes won 21a to u over Mrs.
Charles Egenroad and Mrs.
William Walsh. with Mrs.
Hayes 3-foot putt on the 18th
a big one.
Mrs. Richard johnson and
Mrs. w. S. Parsons, the latter
with a couple Of chip-ins and
some sensational putting, won
80 over Mrs. @. w. Calvert
and Mrs. Howard Lady. And
Mrs. Arnold Wilcox and Mrs.
Landra Platt teamed perfectly
in scoring 80 over Mrs. John
Connolly and Mrs. Henry Riley.
Unexpected Ease
Army Navy's still hopeful
contenders brushed past Ken
wood with unexpected ease.
Mrs. c. P. Phoebus and Mrs.
L. s. Lightner, two down with
two holes to play on the front
nine. squared 1t and won the
back nine and 1S over Mrs.
Evening star., 1958-05-14

u. p. Trouchaud and Mrs. Betty
Meekley. 2lk to "a.
Mrs. ID. J. Garrison and Mrs
J. T. Kaigler won 2-i over MRS
George Noble and MRS. Hart
well Maccartney, In the last
bracket Army Navy's Mrs. F. II
Browning and Mrs. r. M. Brew
er scored q 80 sweep over Mrs,
Lee Alexander and Mrs. r. w,
williams.
Mrs. Carl Matthews and Mrs.
J. r. Zias were the big guns
In bringing Congressional out
OF the cellar, winning three
points.
It was the first look at the
new Indian Spring course for
most Of the participants. and
comments were extremely IA
vorable.
Today the Class A women
golfers opened play In the an
nual Keefer Cup tournament
at Chevy Chase. with the low
80 net scorers qualifying for
the second and final round to-
morrow.
RESULTS
First Teams AZ Indian Spring
Conversational. 5Is: Columbia, So.
Chevy Chase. y; WashinRton, m.
second Teams at Cheyy Chase
Court House, Ga; WASHINGTON, 2m
Belle Haven, B. Argyle, 4.
Woodmont, 5; Prince oeorges, 4.
Third Teams 81 Prince GeorUes
Army Navy No. 2. Sla: kenwood, "
Woodmont. z; Conversational, 9.
Army Navv No. 3, ga, Manor, 2M.
Fourth Teams al Columbia
Manor, 9: Bethesda, g.
Chevy Chase, g. Indian Spring, 8.
Norbeck. 4h; Conversational, 4m.
Fifth Teams at Army Navy
woodmont, 8; washington, 3.
Court House, ah; Indian Spring, AZ
Prince Georges. o. Congressional, 3.
Sixth Division at Manor
Argyle, B; Woodmont. a.
Columbia, 5h: Washington, ga.
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Bulls Nine Romps
Over Hoyu Freshmen

Bulls Prep's baseball team
defeated Georgetown Frosh.
1870, yesterday at Bulls.
Ctown Frosh 900 900 O0O-- o Q 8
Bulls Prep 104 005 71x-1s II
Mcdonald. Valiant (6) and Field
EichberR and Tash,
Evening star., 1958-05-14

Nancy Martin ga s-i. and defeated Betty Ann Murphy.
Cynthia ooeltz seeded so T-5 In the semnnals
Evening star., 1958-05-14
WOMEN'S GOLF

FORT BELvOIR-Mrs. JOS
eph Offner defeated Mrs. v. P.
Mock, 2 and /, to win the an
nual women's spring handicap
golf tournament yesterday.
Mrs. Mock was defending cham
pion.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

Following hard on the heels ~
the councils decision was a move
On the part Of ,he -. Paul YDFL
% air the Arguments pro and con
Of open occupancy IN 81. Paul
Larry Cohen YDFL chairman
announced that his group viii
sponsor debats on open occu.
pancy legislation with Kenneth
Onswold and James Levy, both
81 Paul attorneys and active
members u the 81 Paul Citizens
Committee for Open Occupancy
arguing IN favor o. the bil cur
rently under aaNaenant by Nor.
~ Hurley. 81 paura corporation
counsel
Opposing arguments viii Do car
ricd by Ward Fleming, a 81. Pau
attorney and Jack Bohmau. exec
uuys director n ne st. Paul
Home Builders Association
Fleming VIII be remembered b.
many participants n last sum
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

FRONT ROOM, private entrance,
kitchen privileges Children well
come. FE. 6-O4s1 $40
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
upgandan Here On
Tour Leaves For
LiifIe Rock On Own

Aggrey Willis of Kampala Ur-
gaHda. East Africa, an employee
u the state department IN his
country paid a Wait 70 the spaEsa-
man and Recorder office Tues5ay
morning September 30. between
trains
Mr wits u on a goodwill tpIr
5f the United states in a party
Of ten from different parts Of thu
world Including China, Japan,
Italy. Morocco and South Africa
The group is here In this country
% study the American way Of LIFE
and have visited Washington. DC.
New York city, Boston. BurfaH
Akron. Detroit. Chicago. Mlane.
apolia and Els, River. MINI
From Minneapolis they VIII n
10 Boulder COO and Mr. wih
van go 70 Ltte Rock. Arb. Of
his own time and viii not be- rep
resonting the state department u
his country
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

Editor Publisher W.. ID. Coisy
Dr.. Little Rover News. Ashdown,
Ark Workers earn II spend
Thrills burn Il, Bankers lend IT,
Women spend IL Forgers fake IL,
Taxes take u Dying leaves IL
Heirs receive IL Thrifty save Il
nisers crave n Robbers seize u
Rich increase Il. Gamblers lose T.
And sure could Use Il. Is pour
subscription due2
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

ROOM FOR RENT 2so9 5th Ave.
SO. ia 4-906i $40
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

A Gard Of Appreciation lets
those who we're kind 10 you while
you were III know you really APP.
prselated their thOughtfuIneas.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

feet, 8 lnchesj, formerly Of Texas
Southern.
For the time being Swain win
try out az a rIunsr-up b Big
Bill
The competition Win be keFn for
there are only two positions ipen
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Boston Celtics
Hove Four Negroes

Boston AMP Coach Red
Auerbach ~ the fast breaking
Boston celties voiced his custom,
airy pesAmiain which Is hts trade
mark al the beginning Of any
professional basketball neas0n
However there are four Ne
groes working Mtth the champs Or
tho eastern division Of me Ma
tloHal Basketball association
Of courss there arr .EiE Bih
Russell. ace rgbonndIng sihf and
sad Sam Jones'. formerly ~ North
Carolina state both OF whom are
regulars
Among the rockies fighting Tor
positions on the team are X O.
Jones. who PLACED with gussell on
The san Francisco Dous and In
tho Olynpics. and Ben Swain. lB
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING rooms
for Old age pensioners, FE. 5-i329
St.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Douglas Hall
Agrees To Draft
New Housing Bill

The controversy ar0us j
over The currently proposed
statewide open occupancy Law
led 70 The appointment III
Douglas Hall, Minneapolis a.
torncy and president Of that
city's NAACP branch. 70 draft q
new anti-biaa housing law
Halls appointment vas made
known az TIE meeting 81 the
Minnesota Council Tor civil and
Human Rights last Thursday night
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

rnsr's convention Of social workers
~ ths university of Minnesota
where his opposition 70 minority
housing rights on strictly racial
grounds caused such a SIR Tbs
debate is scheduled for pm
Saturday IN the Ryan Hotel
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

Fleming viii be remembered b.
many participants n last sum
Evening star., 1958-05-04

The Dsrk Corner" 1916. Lucille
Ball. HISS
Friday AN.
"Wsmen On Pier -" Is4s. Le-
rains Doy. lo:oo-5
Fgiday P.M.
''Yeu Cent Teks u Wtk Ysu."
1888. james Stewart. 100
"AfsIssn Queen" 1851. Humphrey
eooort. 5:oo-S
'Ths BoehsIos end the Bobby
SsxsE." le47. Cary Gront.
They Died With Their Beess Ca
ls4l. Enrol Flynn. ll:I51e
might Editor." WiIIiom 6ousn.
SatuFdoy P.M.
"Pisaess TrsiI." 1898. Jock Lvden.,
100
"captein From castile." 1913. Ty-
rome Power. 2:30-9
"saddIss end sassbsush. " f943.
Russell Hoyden. 300
Last chenee." 1916. {. 6. Nor
rison. H3o-
Bottle Texi." 1855. Sterling Hoy
den. 5:3o-S
"oas Minute 10 Zsrs." 1851. Rob
ert Mitchum. lo:3o-S
IAN Ny Sons" le4s. Edword G.
Robinson. Io:3o-7
"DeubIs Jeopardy" 1855. Rod
Cameron. l1:lO4
"Boemsown." 1910. Clark 0obIs.
il:l@9
The Chinese Ring" l947. Rolond
Winters. lZ:30-S
Outside the Thrss-MiIs Limit"
1910. jack Holt. 49,
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Movies
Sunday

y Wv"
"Somethins 70 Shout About"
l943. Don Anneehe. l2:3o--4
"ceunssI fer Crime" Otto Kruger.
1900
Thief Of Bssdsd." 1910. sobu.
(British.) 2:00-5
Three 70 Q FsmiIy." 1914. Mar
jorie Reynolds. 3:oo-7
Morrow MsrsIn." 1851. chorles
McGroW. 4:oO-5
"Unknewn IsIsnd." le4s. Vlrolnio
Grey. 7:3o-5
"EIlzsbsth the Queen" 1889. Bette
Dovis. 9:3o-T
"shonshei Story" 1854. Edmund
O'Brien. Io:3o-4
Return of the Scarlet PimpeSnsl." "
1898. james Mason. lBritish.l
lo:3o-5
Deed Mans Eyes" 1874 Lon
Cheney. 1:l5-S
Mondoy AN.
The Rocket" 1851. Robert Mitch
um. lo:o0-S
Monday PM.
Captain Tusboot Annie" lS45.
lone DorNell. :OO--4
"Split Second" 1853. Stephen Nc
NolIy. l;5o-9
"Henky Tonk." lo4l. Clark Goble.
5:0o-9
"Deushters csuroseous. 1889:
Cloude Roins. 800
"ME. nIendinss Builds His pFeem
heuss." l948. CaY oront.
1905
Evening star., 1958-05-04

"YsIIow Jssk." 1898. Robert Mont
oomeY. ll:l5-9
Tuesdoy AN.
"Dsnssr sIsnsI." ls4s. Eeys EN-
erson. lo:Oo-5
Tuesday P.M.
"Ths Guilt Of Jsnst Amss." ls47.
RosoIind Russell. 100
"Ths Male AnimsI." ls42. Henry
Fonda. 500
''Ths Leekss." 1916. Laroins ooy.
1905
"Johnny BsIinde." ls4s. Jane Wy
man. II:[O-S
Wednesday AN.
"Donseseus Profession" ls4o.
George Roft. 1000
Wednesday P.M.
"ssrsnss HeIidey." ls45. Claude
Roins. loo
"BIsek Fury" 1885. PouI NUM-.
500
"Ths YeIIew csnsFy." 1874. Anno
NeooIs. 1905
"Hiah Berbsrss." lo47. Van John-
son, 1l:20@9
Thursday AN.
Fellow Ne ouissIy." 1850. VII
liam Lundioon. lo:oo-5
Thursday P.M.
"DIIIInssF." le45. Lawrence Tier
ney. i:Z0-4
"Somethias for the Boys" 1894.
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