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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Area Agency Urged
For Water Supply

emphasized, in view OF vast
demands on the river. On waste
disposal. the staff gave thi:
warning:
unless construction i:
planned with an eye toward
that ultimate day when. be-
cause of the quantities of sew
age generated consolidation will
no longer be an alternative but
the only solution, and tre-
mendous expenses may be in
Cured"
And speaking of the Metro
politan water supply situation
the report asserted: /.
while indignation of the
systems in the Washington
, Metropolitan area may be de-
sirable. integration of the sys-
TENS in the Virginia region is
imperative. Some means tC
accomplish this should be pro-
vided with the least possible
delay"
The report repeatedly en-
/ phaSized two basic facts that
all Metropolitan Washington
communities must keep in
mind. come what may:
!. The Potomac is the ulti-
mate dependable source Of
water supply for all.
I 2. An "undeniable fact" il
that the flow of the Potomac
must be stored by means of a
dam or combination of dams.
On the latter point the re-
port offered no conclusions or
possible dam sites. The contro.
versial location at River Bend
just upstream from Great Falls
was mentioned, however. The
closest the staff came to sup.
porting that site was to STATE
that Potomac water supply
storage will shortly be neces.
sary in" the Washington Met
rcpol.tan area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
NO ROBBERY,
SHE WAS ONLY
WAITING FOR BUS

LOS ANGELES Up
Three carloads of police
converged on the Great
Western Savings 81 Loan
Bank today.
A burglar-alarm light
had flashed on in police
headquarters. indicating
that the bank, closed Sat-
urdays, had been entered.
1t had been entered. Po-
lice found 75-year-old Mrs.
Elizabeth Conrad sitting on
a leather divan with a
shopping bag at her feet.
She said she'd got tired
waiting for her bus in the
hot sun and walked into
the bank to cool off.
There's my bus now"
she said as she hurried to
the curb.
Police notified bank Of
f1cialS that someone had
neglected to lock up last
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
noted the Malyland-Washing
ton compact whereby WSSD
wastes are channeled through
Washington's sewerage lines
for treatment and disposal at
Washington'S Blue Plains treat
ment plant. 1t then observed
with an eye cast in the direc-
ton of Virginia. that expert
ence has shown that one or
two central treatment plants
would function more efficiently
and economically than a large
number of plants.
The report In effect deplored
the Virginia communities de-
cision in 1854 to proceed with
a program of building numer-
Gus small treatment plants on
small streams to handle waste
disposal in their immediate
vicinity. This program. it was
noted. was projected at a cost
only "a per cent less than
the estimate for conveying all
the sewage across the Potomac
for treatment at Blue Plains
Before a decision of this
Importance was made" the re-
port stated. lit would have
been well to have compared
the estimated added minor cost
Of completely removing the
sewage from the area with the
public health hazards anc
nuisances characteristic of Local
plants discharging into many
neighborhood warehouses;"
CO-Ordinated Planning Vital
Co. ordinated long range
planning and action for bott
water supply and waste dis.
posal are necessary. the report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Gurciu Kin Seized
As Suspected Rebel

HAVANA, April II (R.-
Manuel Joe Norman. %, 9
great-grandson of Spanish
American War hero Gen. Calix-
to Garcia. has been arrested
on suspicion Of being a mem
Der of rebel leader Fidel Cas-
tro's organization.
Norman is a British subject
1t was learned he was picked
up by police last night. The
British consulate-general i'm
mediately made Representations
to police asking assurances
Norman would be properly
treated while in their hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

of training be programmed for
the Guard. I feel this can be
accomplished without loss of
enlisted or officer personnel in
nearly every instance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Shea Asks Volunteer
Work With Juveniles

the professional staff there al.
ready is achieving the maxi
mum of which it is capable.
Miss Majorie Thaxter, one Of
the volunteer program direc-
tors. said the responses evoke
is often touching.
Those interested in joining
the volunteer program may cal
Miss Thaxter at the Depart
ment of Public Welfare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

AREA PRINCESSES NANED-Mss Pepita LaSsale OF
3517 street NV. and Miss Anne Duncan OF Alex
andria Va have been chosen princeSSeS for the
court of Queen Shenandoah XXI Miss Daphne
Fairbanks) at the Apple Blossom Festival in Win
chester, Va May l-2. Miss Lassalle will represent
George Washington University. Miss Duncan will
represent Marymount Junior College.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-01-30
United Gas Gives
State Fair Winners
Additional Prizes

One girl from Forrest County
will receive a premium check
equal to fifty per cent of her Off
cial premium winnings in the
junior class competition at the
1857 Mississippi State Fair.
Premium award checks will be
given by United Gas to 500 Mis-
sissippi youths from 81 counties
totaling approximately $4,000,
according to an announcement by
N. S. HAND, Executive Secretary
of the Mississippi Agricultural
and Industrial Exposition Com
mission.
c. J. Power, District Manager,
United Gas Pipe Line Company
and Union Producing Company
and G.. E. Middleton, Mississippi
Division Manager, United Gas
Corporation, said in a joint state
ment: United Gas has provided
these additional premium awards
each year since 1913 as an en-
couragement to Mississippi's
youths to apply their knowledge
and skill in the improvement of
homemaking and agricultural ac-
tivities. We believe that this is
an important contribution to the
states economic progress"
The Forrest County winners of
the additional premiums are: Car
oil Ann New, Petal and theFor
rest County Council.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-01-30
Ten State Youths
National Winners

Ten Mississippi All Club boys
and girls have been named ma
tional project achievement Win
ners of college scholarships or
trips. They will receive special
recognition and their awards at
the 36th annual National All
Club Congress now underway at
Chicago.
Special scholarships won by
Mississippi 4-H'ers are the Home
lite scholarship valued at $1,000
which went to Charles Dismukes
of Kilmichael, and 5000 scholar
ship presented by Alpha Gamma
Rho, a national agricultural fra
ternity, to Kenneth Boutwell, OF
Newton.
Other national All winners are
Catherine Harrington of Mattson
electric; Howard Breland, OF
Petal, entomology; Sylvia Smith
of Decatur, foods preparation;
William Earl Phillips of Amory
forestry; Patty Down of Oxford
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-01-30
Tree Planning
Planned Again

The tree planting season in
December will mark the eighth
year, according to Forestry agent
J. F. Dykes, that the Illinois
Central Railroad has encouraged
tree planting in Mississippi, by
providing mechanical tree
planter.
Dykes said during the 8-year
period, 466 landowners have used
the tree planter to set out more
than two million trees.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-01-30
FINDS FAMIL LINK

Lawrenceburg, Ky. - Stewart
McBrayer, local banker, went to
an. auction sale recently, saw an
antique dresser he liked and
bought it. He later found note
on the back of the dresser which
told that furniture company had
purchased it for w. S. McBrayer,
Stewards grandfather.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-01-30

girls home economies; Charles
Pickering of Taylorsville, leader
ship; Don willis of Mendenhall,
safety and Don Simpson of Hous-
ton, soil and water conservation.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-01-30

There are more than 3740 acres
of parks in Kansas City, connect
ed by a 150-mile park drive.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
FOR SALE

- - - =
SPECIAL for 81 - YOU can buy
81 IS and 1896 Panama and straw
hats at VerSer's. a-l-3p
-~-~~-
BOYS BICYCLE; a inch. good as
new Bob Hurt, Phone S55 sat
10 ROOM residence. closein, good
section. automatic heat. priced right
for quick sale. owner leaving town
J G. Bruce. Municipal Building
phone Gil. Farinyille. a-2-tl
III II ACRES. approximately one
mile East OF town on Route 400. 400
f. road frontage, G. Bruce, Real
tor. Municipal Building. phone Gil
Farmville, Va 5-2-tf
HOUSE rooms. : baths. oil heat
large lot. reasonable. Contact T. w
Brooks. Jr. Phone y52 OF 2U55-J
225-ti
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
153T u.s.
HELP WANTED


SALESMAN We furnish the two
things q good salesman needs. live
prospects and the product everyone
is asking abOnt No soliciting, collect
ing. bookkeeping. or route running.
1907 selling and making money,
permanent. Age 81 to 80. Car nee
essary. Apply upstairs PIG North
Main st Friday. May 9 from $50
p m til 800 pm. Farmville. Va.
SO Ii
WORKING farm manager. sInan
family to take complete charge ot
fully equipped small farm located On
Mobjack Bay, Mathews County. VT-
GINA. Must be thoroughly expert
enced in general farming and care Of
livestock. Living quarters provided
on premises. Write qualifications
and furnish references TO X. l.. Hud-
gins. Holly Point Farm. Cardinal,
Virginia. Owner will bf on farm for
interview after May 70. 5-2-3t
-~~~~~>~>>>>s >>~ ~
SINGLE MAN rs 10 80. two years
high school Roberts Poultry Farm.
tarrnvilie. 4-2Sti
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
SERVICES

- . = = ?
MOTHER S DAY Eft certificates
from ST 90. Complete beauty service
only 81 90 Others To $l5 90. For the
discriminating woman The Van
lty Beauty Shop. Phone 30. Farm
vile. va. 5-g-lt
CARPENTRY. building. repairing.
painting call D. l.. Orr Phone $50.
30l Franklin ST. Farmville.
5-9-4tp #,
~~~~~~~~~
SPENCER individually designed
bras and Rirdles. No iiRure prob
lem. Call Mrs. putnry registered
cOrSetitre. Phone 4GS 5-9-0p
YOUR ONLY AUTHORIZED
dealer In this area for Homellte.
Briggs and Stratton. Clinton, Iau-
son. REQ, Springfield Porter Gable.
Eska Phone 998 Shanaberger and
Sons. Falmyille ll-22-tf If
~~~~~~
nv tJLll ASI VII Ia AZ ~ ~ toti q
ton. Clinton. LausOn, Power Pro
ducts. mowers and all your small
power equipment call 998. Shana-
berger and Sons. Farmville.
7-l9-tf tF)
BUTCHERING meat processing.
deep Freeze supplies Burgers
Market. Farmyille. va l-lr2Op f.
SERVICE DEPARTMENT III 1t can
bt fixed. We can fix H. All work
guaranteed The only thing chear
about our service Is our price.
Farmers Supply Co.. phone 2l3.
Farmville. Va. l-3l-tf
HAND & POWER LAWN MOWERS
sharpened and repaired PICK up and
delivery Phone 3O2, Motley Hard
ware Co ATT
~~~-~~~~ ~~---
TREE SURGERY topping trees
move dead wood hedge trimming
Call4la NJ 4,2s8E
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
FOR SALE

4 - -
4 5000 DOWN. So per month buys
70 acres, one mile from t'armvillc
Oh paved road. with almost new s,
4 room home. with bath ana 4 half,
1 and basement Total price $40 900
Apartment house near Farmville
High School. modern apartments.
each with bath. range and refueera
tor. Oh heat Large lot Annual in
come $1,000 A real value NJ $50 900
House. 5 rooms. bath extra lot on
Bridge ST, Only $3.50
House ana IL acres only y miles
from Farnyille with approximately
1900 IT road frontage House has .
rooms About u acres cleared Ideal
for subdividnR OF small farm Only
Sc 800
Residence wit h 10 acres on
U S Hwy near Farmpille. The
beautiful residence has large living
room with fireplace dining room.
modern kitchen. bath Z bedrooms
full basement, OIL heat Some valua
bic timber The price n reasonable
Apartment house ; apartment
central heat basement 10. 500
Residence Iii Jackson Heights. 8
rooms. bath large lot. 81 500
Many other houses. lots. i II Il
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09


GENERAL Electric. automatic. I'M
lercounter dish washer Excellent
condition Mrs, Harry v Lancaster
Parmville. 3-l8-tf
UPRIGHT PIANO IN excellent con
iltion just tuned French & Sons
Buckingham lGll or contact II B.
Adams. Buckingham 4-22-tf
RED WORMS AIRS O NJ Oliver,
Prospect. va. 42s-8p
PICTURES The Herald will sell
glossy 3xlU pictures ol any snapshot
that appears II The Herald for only
81 90 429.tf
~~~~ ~
LIVESTOCK registered Holstein
bulls. from Is 900 to Is 900 lbs dams
Bulls from -four months to service
age. sired BY Harden Farm, Duke
AaRgie. a son OF the famous Lock
wade Knight Key Cow II l.. Aget
and Sons RI !. FarInyille, va
sap
~ 49, ~~~~~ ~
LADIES SOFT Touch Garden and
household gloves. garden flies.
broom busters magnetic memo
pads imported ginger Jars. gifts for
the graduate. and many. many
more, Lunscott Git Shop 4Oa High
Street 5-1-6p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
HOGS ARE
Selling--G0Od

We need 200 hogs each Mon
day We hove top price orders
Coll Or see Us if YOU have some
ready to move
AIso PIGS. Veal ord eottie
mi your offerings wiII be gver
our personal service Gall Us
for trucks.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
FOR SALE

! 1851 CHEVROLET PoWerglide. IA
dio, heater. detroster. only 33 900
miles good tires. private owner
cheap phone lis or 49,. 59-3t
~~
MOTHERS DAY gift certificates
from 81 90. Complete beauty service
only S. 90 Others to SIS 90, For the
discriminating woman The Van
ity Beauty Shop. Phone 800 Farm
sllle. Va 5-9-lt
FOR THE BEST In power chain
SAWS it's Hemolite Can y9S. Shan
aberger and Sons 7l9-tf r.
FIVE ROOM. story -an-half house
Two rooms could be added easily
UPSTAIRS Basement. oil heat. and
air conditioning Nice front and back
lot VIII sell furnished or tmfurn-
shed bO6 FIRST Avenue Can be
seen by appointment Day phone 2O4
night 79l. l-25-li
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

POULTRY MI Feed Dealer or
Poultryman. list your broilers 4
hens with tbs for sale We believe YOU
Will be Interested in price We can "
fer. Buckingham Farm Supply. co
Dllwyn. Va. T. d. LeSueuT. phone
YU 3-255l. sat-
HEAVY HOGS $50 10 $50 lbs. for
sausage. also beef cattle Osborn
Grocery. 3-ii q
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

= y
TWO APARTMENTS june Flrn-
ished heated Two blocks Of Long
wood College 305 South Main St.
Phone 46S 592p
APARTMENT 4 room apartment
On East Second Street S27 50 month
Landon ATKINS, Realtor, Farmville
5-9-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
IMMEDIATE
SALES OPPORTUNITY

interesting long range plan for
man who likes selling for all it's
worth Previous sales experience
helpful but not necessary. We start
you right, give sales and technical
training tor selling our equipment
10 the home owner We pride our
selves as being one of the most
progressive dealers in this area
and are proud of every job in
stalled. Nationally known. quality
products Leads furnished Our
salary and commission proposition
including car furnished and car
expenses paid, viii make il per-
manently worth while for you
Write Tor appointment to
Box Be
60 Farmville Herald
Iarmyil lille, virginia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

full ~ port time fun ond extra
eatnings Sell Avon Cosmetics
IN your community No ex-
perlence Necessary. We troin
you
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Classified Rates

All copy must be in The
Herold office by Wednes-
doy noon for ffidoy pub
lection.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

5ooere fam With good v
room and bath house rs ocres
cleared. lot of outbutIdings
and lOO-tfee orchard pruned
and sptoyed Write Ffonk
Cummings. Rucker & Richard
son. ReoItors, ll8 North 8th
Street Richmond, Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
FOR RENT

I\pIL yXEIl<
TWO APARTMENTS June Fun
,shed heated Tvo blocks of Long
o''N ''0''''' wan ~
~
APARTMENT room anartrnent
IN RAJ, Second Street ~ Ia ,nanth
r.,l a,L p,. ..t,,
'-''''N'o'' ''''''''''' IL IT, 4 ~ III
UPSTAIRS APARTMENT v 1aro.
,'''i = '''''''S oo''',' -, -, 7
i s''''" '''''V' - Mic p'io,"
=
Il0fIcE ,aotns h,th ho, p.t,.r
81,
' I'M II
APARTMENT furnished separate
Entrance See VIII INV street rnn-
tart Funlce Allen phone Milton
4.gIfn Richmond 5.a-sn
APARTMENT @lI North BRIDGE
81 can 4ol 5.4en
M nnc, phnn, Ytu ;-o.1n ~
APARTMENTS two second floor
unfinished kefr4Rerator stove
heat ma water furnished buI sec
and AYa phona ap2 al2.En u
STORE formerly occupied by
,.ille Va a-oa-.f ~,
APARTMENT roar,S 20R
a aanaa III, Oh J nth 4 = fo y !,
-
OFFICE space, formerly occupied
ny Df Pattrson Miss Elizabeth Bur
9ei fafinNil'e o-'-h Fl
APARTMENT VA rooms furnIsh.
"a, ieasoilaoie rent f''oile faffl-
& vine 4).p j ,1-tt-it
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Box Be

60 Farmville Herald
tarmville. Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

encosed in kroft poper. One side os-
pholt eooted to oct os Vopor borrier.
! corton insulotes approx. 531z 50.
IT,. 3 in. deep. Fire resistont.
Sears 5 Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Regular St.5s Per Bag
Aomart Rock Mool Pellets

! bog insuIotes approximately Is So
IT,, in. deep. Fire-resistont! cosy to
install.
, 1958-08-27

ocean to atmosphere to land and
back again may be better under
stood. The shape and size of the
earth is still not accurately known.
In experiments with satellites.
scientists hope to discover the
strength Of the Earth's gravita-
tional pull in remote, uncharted
areas, and hence the correspond
ing crustal mass, by measuring
the slight distortions made on the
satellites orbit.
Cosmic rays, the mysterious
particles that constantly lombard
our world from outer space have
energies greater than ever pro-
duced by man, and there is niue.
to be learned about them. Investi.
cation Of cosmic rays before they
are filtered and absorbed by the
Earth's atmosphere should pro-
vide valuable understanding of the
underlying nature of matter.
One per cent of the worlds wa
ter supply is locked in thick ice
fields which cover one-tenth OF the
Earth's surface. Since there seems
to be a trend towards a warmer
climate. shipping in often Ice
locked ports of the far north, and,
conceivably, flooding Of important
coastal cities are possibilities that
man must consider.
Although three-quarters Of the
Earth's surface is water, efforts
have so far failed to produce any
appreciate change in tho distri.
button of rainfall.
The satellites which now are
racing around the world, and the
men and machines which work on
the ground-in this International
Geophysical Year they are work
ing together for the future welfare
Of mankind.
, 1958-08-27

IN HISTORY books, 1858 will go
4 down as the year that man
penetrated outer space.
IN science books, it could well
be the year that man first pene-
trated International boundaries
for his common good.
This Is the International Geo
physical Year. Icy are the
magic initials for the worlds
greatest cooperative effort SINCE
time began-the exploration and
measurement. of all the large
scale aspects of the Earth, the
major land and sea areas, the
core and crust, the deep ocean
currents, the tides, weather and
climate. high atmosphere, and
surrounding space.
One Of the reasons this particu-
..ar period was chosen for these
studies Is that this is a time when
activity on the sun, which has
great effect on meteorological con-
ditions. is expected to reach a
maximum, says C. Charles
Miesse, supervisor Of combustion
research at Armour Research
Foundation of Illinois Institute Of
Technology.
While there exists rivalry In the
satellite race> and there are omni-
IS military overtones of space
advantage, the avowed purpose Of
10y itself is completely devoid
OF either political intrigue or mill
tary strategy, Miesse said.
The ICY studies should provide
'aiuable information in many
adds. Man will probably learn
more about the electrified layers
Of high air above the earth (from
shout 40 miles to 400 miles) which
reflect radio waves. The grand
cycle which carries water from
, 1958-08-27

CHPISTIANSTED THEATRE
THE HOUSE or GOOD
Wednesday, Aug. 27
LOS TRES BOHEMTOs Tn SPANISH
Luis Aguilar Lima Salome Con Augustln Lara y
Pedro Vargas Y Actuacion Especial de Ernesto Hill Olvera
y Su Organo Que Canta < Habla.
Thursday, Aug. %
THE WAY OF THE GOLD (CinemaScope & Technicolor
Jeffrey Hunter Sheree North Barry Sullivan
Waiter Brennan
Saturday, Aug. 80 Triple Feature:
DANCE WITH NE HENRY
Bud Abbott Lou Costello
RIDERS IN THE SKY
Gene Aubrey Gloria Henry
Chapter SEVEN A6
THE ADVENTURE OF CAPTAIN AFRICA
Sunday, Aug. 81 I AM A CAMERA
Julie Harris Laurence Harvey Shelley Winters
At last on the Screen!! John Van Drutens
Drama Critics Circle AWard-Winning Play
The most talked-about subject! Adult Enter
tainrnent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

7-News. Weather: Sports.
McCoffrey. Allen. Pickett.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Richards. Douglas. Daniels.
1l:15
4-Weother. Sports.
Strinoer. Simpson.
7-MysteFy TheoteV. Movie.
! Hour, IS Min. The Man Who
Returned to Life" John Howard.
9-The Lote Show. Movie.
IA Hours. "Pordon Ny Sorone."
1912. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello.
Virginia Bruce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

Mar. "a
7-BoId Journey. Doc'ment'ry.
"Dodos to Devil Roys." A journey
TO the Indian Ocean islonds Of
Moscorene and SeychelIe off the
cost coost of Africo. Narrated by
Quentin Keynes.
900
4-Twenty-0ne. Quiz.
7-Voiee Of Eirestone.
Guest: Mildred Miller. tRepeot.)
9-Donny Thomas Show.
"Good Old Days" Donny is
strictly O squore until he finds
himself defending rock n roll
against an ottoek by Terry's
high school principal. Danny
Thomas, Marjorie Lord, Sherry
Jackson.
$50
4-HoIImark He'll Of Fame.
COLOR. IVA Hours. Little
Moon Of Albon," by james Costi-
eon. The foith Of a deeply re-
lioious young woman is shaken
by the deoths OF her fother, her
brother and her lover. Julie Hor-
ris, Christopher Plummer, Berry
Jones.
5-Famous Fights.
Billy Grohom vs.. Poddy Young.
December, 1858.
7-Lowree Weeks Top Tunes.
Live from Hollywood.
9-DeeembeF Bride. Comedy.
"SIeep Teochine." Ruth uses
LiIy's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mo-
chine to influence Matt to osk
for roise. Spring Byinoton,
Frances Rofferty.
9:45
5-BoxiNS PreliminGFies.
1000
5-Boxins. St. Nick's Arena.
Tony tTex) GonzoIez VS.. Eddie
Andrews. Ten rounds. Middle
weights.
9-Studio One in Hollywood.
! Hour. THE Award Winner"
by Jerry Dovis and Tom August.
An undistineuished young man
wins quick fome lending his
name to O movie script. Eddie
Broeken, Cole Gordon.
1880
7-Studio 81. Drono.
"Toke Five" Dennis O'keefe.
Roy Anthony.
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