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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-30
Objection Ra;sed
Objection Raised
Conyicts May Be
Used For Road
Maintenance Here

Objection To the use Of six road
camp prisoners for secondary high
way maintenance in Prince Ed
wary county for the next six months
was raised BIZ the board Of super
Vis0rs in a session Friday with j
H Phillips, Of Lynchburg, district
engineer for the State Highway De
partment.
Phillips said the convicts would
be broagats hcre under guard daily
from the prison camp at Rustourg
They would IA returned each eve
niag.
The district engineer said that
six prisoners from the camp at
RuStburg would also be assigned
to work Ii Buckingham county. The
other convicts from Rustburg would
be dispatched to AppomattoX
Campbell and Amherst.
Objections
Supervisors objected on T. h e
grounds that the prisoners would re-
place local labor, and Phillips said
that it might result in the re-
placement Of IA E common la
borers"
philips could not say whether
THO supervisors objection would
prevent the use Of prisoners here.
He Indicated however, the the High
way Department makes the assign
ments in a manner to spread the
prisoner use program equitably
among the counties.
Compared to Scne counties. you
have been extremely lucky here, \
he Said.
Pay Rates
Prisoners are paid 30 cents ar
hour, compared to the rate of 81 an
hour paid for the type Of laborers
they replace.2if replacement be
comes necessary.
Supervisors also objected Oh the
grounds that the prisoners are
paid from Secondary System main
tenance funds allotted the county
Since the funds are appropriated tc
the county, board members feel the
county should have the right to seek
to retain local residents III the high
way work force.
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NotionoI News Summary
Bill To Curb
Supreme Court
Passes House

A bill to curb the power Of the
+ U s. Supreme Court passed the
House Wednesday BY a 225-l92 vote
The Smith Bill provides that a fed
eral law does not replace state
law in the same field unless Con
gress says 80 specifically, Of un7
less the statutes cannot be recon
ciled A similar bill by Smith Of
Virginia was defeated in the Sen
ate last year b. a 4i-40 vote. Out
look in the Senate this year. An
uphill fight"
Red jets fighters Jumped U S.
Navy natrOl plane oyer the Sea Of
Japan last Monday. The tail gunner
was badly wounded but the craft
was brought home safely BY the
expert handling Of the crew and
pilot. 1t was the first such incident
in the Far East since November.
An expert gIumly summed up
the possible damage from an H
Bomb attack on the U. S. Gould
Kill or disable more than one bill
hon Americans of future genera
tions.
/ Ike asked a delay to the steel
strikes. which seemed inevitable
July l. The Steelworkers union
\ agreed to extend the period for two
weeks. which union president Nc
Donald sails will provide ample
time TO conclude new collective bar
gaining agreements in good faith
negotiations. The industry was
prepared to bank its fires in the
face Of the strike
An overwhelming Eyes" vote is
expected fir m the statehood
referendum in Hawaii, Saturday.
Congress voted statehood for Ha-
waii March y but directed that the
islanders vote once more to give
final yes.
The economic pace in the U. S.
is growing out Of all proportions
predicted earlier in the year. Ex-
perts point to corporate earnings.
and host OF figures and tables to
revise all estimates upward.
Four white youths were given life
sentences in Florida after being
convicted Of raping Negro coed.
Train and plane tragedies broke
into the news this past week. An
estimated Is persons were killed
Sunday when two tank cars of
butane gas exploded one after the
other, on a railroad trestle near
Meldrin. Ga. The mass Of flames
dumped into recreation area be-
low and scores Of men. women and
children were burned, killing an
estimated %.
The plane tragedy killed So when
a TWA alrliner bound for Chicago
was torn to pieces in a thunder
storm near Milan, Italy, Friday
There were no survivors. and at
least "a Of the victims were Ameri-
cans
Louisiana Governor Earl X. Long
extracted himself from mental
hospital, Friday and Immediately
fired his state police chief. Politi-
cal hurricane storm warnings were
flying as no one could tell where
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/ Inc 9i.bO levy Will be made
against real estate, tangible FER
sonal property and machinery and
tools The levy Oh merchant CAPT
tai was also reduced. from 80 cents
to 80 cents.
The levlcs are charged against
! each Sl10 valuation Of tho various
property types. Farmville residents
will get the Customary l0-cent lower
levy, $50 IN the next Year be-
cause Of the towns direc t APP
preparation Of tax funds 1t raises
to welfare purposes.
Deny Fund Request
Prior to setting the 1880 lew,
supervisors denied a school board
request for a S57 .357 appropriations
for the II months commencing July
| for the purpose Of administering
maintaining and caring for school
properties.
A resolution Of refusal Of this re-
quest adopted BY supervisors said
they felt these expenses should ~
borne BY the State Of Virginia "
The only school appropriation
item in the budget which goes into
effect tomorrow Wednesday II
one Of $50, 400 to pay the year
amortization on the county s exist
ing debt incurred for school con-
structlon purposes.
Insurance Change
The school board had originally
requested $40 500, but found that an
item requested for fixed charges.
principally insurance. which was
originally $500 would have to be
raised to sl4,357.
Supt r ]. McIlwaine said that
premium rates would be doubled
| over the normal cost because Of
non occupancy Of the various build
ings covered by the insurance poll
cies II Is standard Insurance prac-
tice. he said.
Supervisors expressed the view
the school board acted In good faith
III pIOjtClilR !iitO lllG new year The
cost Of what it considered, necess ary
to fulfill its responsibility as Gus
todian and holder for more
than $4,000, 900 in school property.
Expect State Funds
/ However. supervisors acte q
unanimously in opposition to a ID
cal tax appropriation for these costs
They took into consideration ex-
pected funds which will accrue to
the county under the Constitutional
mandate Of Section 1875 which re-
quires the Commonwealth to main
tain public school system. Il IS
estimated that something between
$4,000 and $4,000 Will be received
here under the Section.
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been named executive secretary Of
the Prince Edwary county chaper
American Red Cross.
Dr. w. Otis McClung. chapter
president, made the announcement
today. Il am confident that h e
chapter under the supervision of
Mrs. Edwards viii operate success
fully in carrying ont the duties bene-
fetal to our community" the presi-
dent said.
Mrs. Edwards in the past has
served as county fund chairman
and member Of the board Of di-
rectors. She succeeds Mrs. w. V.
Lynn, who has retired from the
post Of public service after serving
four years.
New Offices
The announcement Of the appoint
ment was coupled with others tell
ing of the chapters new quarters
and OF its utilization with h G
Prince Edward County Community
Chest
The chapter office now is at los
N Main street. Farmville, on the
second floor Of the former armory
building It will be open Monday
through Thursday weekly from 9
a m, to 1870 pm. The phone num-
Der is SIAM. and for emergencies.
Farmville 2045-W may be called
according to Mrs. Edwards.
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came with unusual speed for the
highest judicial body in the United
States The request for a stay had
been filed early Friday. and the
courts action came later in the
same day after a closed con
ference.
Still To Appeal
W. G. Fitzpatrick local counsel
for the school board. said the re-
fllsal TO grant stay does not pre-
Vent the school board from appeal
ing its case to the Supreme Court.
In refusing to Grant a stay of the
order, the order Of the Fourth Cir
cult Court Of Appeals will be bind
ing this September The Appeals
Court order directed judge Hutche-
son to enter an order requiring
Prince Edward to take immediate
steps to admit qualified Negro
children into the white high school
i'll September.
The Appeals Court added q fur
Their requirement that the county
school board must formulate plans
for the admission of children into
the elementary schools, without
regard to race and to receive and
consider applications to this end at
the earliest practical day"
Instructed To Appeal
Following the order of the Ap-
peals Court. the Prince Edward
County school board on May II IN
structed its legal counsel to appeal
to the Supreme Court to attempt
to reverse the order of the Appeals
Court.
The action Of the Appeals Court
came on an appeal by the NAACP
from the decision Of District Judge
Sterling Hutcheson, which had set
1868 as the date for deseeregation
to begin in Prince Edward County
The action of the school board on
May II did not direct a request
for stay. but such action was ap-
parent as the school board directed
its counsel Ito take all legal action
available to them to contest to CON
clusion the recent decision Of the
u S. Fourth Circuit Court Of APP
peals."
The appeal to the Supreme Court
has not been filed yet. Fitzpatrick
said this morning. He did not indi-
cate when the appeal would be
made. but he did note that the SUI
preme Court is now adjourned until
October
Petition To Stay
Virginia S attorney general, A. S.
Harrison. Jr.. Joined in the petition
asking for a stay
The petition declared:
This case involves in most
serious way the right Of court Of
appeals to override discretionary
action by district court in the
field of school segregation. This
Supreme court in Brown VS..
Board Of Education the school in
Continued on page 81
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Shop And Mill Stands In Rice
Blacksmith Sims Remains Aciue At 81

all his horse dealings, not once did
he "get kick out Of them, but
he did sustain some broken ribs
once when he leaped into a plow-
point as he jumped away from a
rowdy one.
A prominent member Of Plsgah
Baptist Church, Sims served as as
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-30

sistant superintendent for 20 years
and superintendent for five in the
Sunday School A deacon for many
years, every Sunday finds him in
his faVorite pew
At a brisk pace believe YOU
me II takes one to Keep up with
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-30
County Denied Stay
By Supreme Court
September Desegregation Date

The Supreme Oh Friday denied
request by the Prince Edward
order the county
September.
The Fourth Circuit Of Appeals In
dcred degeneration
IN September The Appeals grant stay
order. While he appealed the Supreme
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-30
County Tax Levy Set At $l.6O
After School-Care Fund Denial
Supervisors Say State Should Pay

local levy support county
l929-oO which applop
adorted by the Prince supervisors Friday
Ihe ac9n reduces BY So
or the S937143 budget the
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low In Community Chest
Now In Community Chest
Veteran Volunteer Named Red CT
Chapter Executive Secretary Here

Mrs. Adelaide P Edwards. of
Farmville. who has served in volun-
teer capacities for IA years, has
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-30

been named executive secretary OF
the Prince Edwary county chaper,
American Red Cross.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03
THE REV. WILSON VI. STII'T
The Rev. w. NJ. Slit
Receives Scholarship
To Church Workshop

The Rev. Wilson M sttt, rector
Of Episcopal Churches in PoWhatan
Amelia, and Cumberland cotlntie7
has been awarded a scholars hip Ito
the 18th annual interdenominationa
Church and Community Work
shop TO be held at Emory Uai-
versity. in Atlanta. Ga, from June
80 to July l6
For Is years ministers have
gathered each summer at the work
shop from an average Of Is states
and II denominations They study
trends in agriculture. indu try, the
labor movement world problems
and their implications fqr church
work in the South
Participants are selected from
the nominations made By denom-
national leaders, agriculture lead
ers, business leaders, and former
participants.
III the absence Of MI. Slit. the
Rev NJ Ross Becton. Of Amelia
curate Of the churches. viii hold
the services in the Cure.
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Fork Of Willis Items
Mrs. Baber And Maria
Enroll At Virginia

Mrs. Mary Tyler Baber and
Maria have registered at the Uni
verslty Of Virginia for eight weeks
Of summer school. They will com
mute daily to Charlottesville.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Carnes and
Everette, Jr., visited Mr.. and Mrs.
George Blevin and family in Nor
folk, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker Harrison
entertained with picnic dinner at
their home Sunday, the occasion be-
irg the 18th wedding anniversary Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Duncan Those present were Mr..
and Mrs w. C. Whittemore, Of
Richmond, and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Whittemore
and Mrs. Audrey Brookes, Jimmie
and David. all of Richmond, spent
the week END in the White family
home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duncan, of
Richmond, visited Mrs. Lucy Dun
can, Monday
Mrs. Mary Marks, Of Beaverdam.
and Mrs. Foster, Of Mineral. are
spending some time with their sis
ter, Mrs. w. c. Flippen j C. Dun
KUN, of Dillwyn, visited there, Mon
day
Mr.. and Mrs, L. L. Fhppen
visited the John LeSueurs in Buck
ingham. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Acie Allen and Acie, Jr,
with Misses Danny LeSueur and
Gladys Poe, visited the L. L. Flip
pens. Wednesday afternoon
Norman Duncan returned home
from the hospital last Thursday
and is doing nicely.
Mi. and Mrs. Harrell, of Norfolk.
are the expected week end guests
Of Mrs Kate Baker.
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Report From Mt. Zion

Mrs Mary F. Davis quietly OBJ
served her 37th birthday at h e /
home, Big Tree Farm, June 26
Relatives, friends. and neighbors
called during the week end to bring
gifts and wish fter a happy birth
day
Among those who called were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Zichafoose and
three daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Davis and Steve. all of Ash
land. Mrs Gertrude Richardson. of
Scottsville. Waverly G. Yancey
Mr.. and Mrs Overton LeSueur and
Tommy of Arvonia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Green and Iris. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Davis and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Davis. Dennis
and Marilyn
Mi. and Mrs Claude Roberts,
Mrs. Ivan Snoddy and Monroe. Mr..
and Mrs. John Yancey, Johnnie and
Lvndell. Mrs. G. W Johnson. Mrs.
Henry Wood and Henry. Jr.. Mr..
and Mrs. John Davis and MI. and
Mrs T. L Hudgins also called to
see her
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Shumaker.
Virginia and James, were Sunday
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Report From Mt. Zion
Friends And Relatives Help Mrs.
Davis Celebrate Her 87th Birthday

guests Of Mr. and Mrs. John New
ton in Scottsville
Mrs Malcolm Hitter spent I h e
week end with friends in Charlottes-
vile. and went with them on pic
mic to Waynesboro. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Toney. Mrs.
r. A. Martin and Mrs. Mary Davis
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Simanske near
Farmvllle
Week End Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Early. of Rich
mond, were week end guests Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j B.
Belcher.
Mike Bickford is visiting Mn and
Mrs. Harold Tate in Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs. T L. Hudgins called
Friday on Misses Mary and Louise
Anderson
Mr., and Mrs. Kenneth Percy ar
rived Saturday to spend several
weeks with relatives Kenneth has
been employed by a construction
company at Glen Lynn
The marriage of Miss Helen Rae
Dunn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Francis Jewett Dunn. Of Lexington,
to William Ernest Colyin son Of Mr.
and Mrs Hayward Colvln. Of Cul-
pepper, was solemnized in the Lex
ington Presbyterian Church. Satur-
day, June 81 Mr.. Colvin is a nep-
heW Of Mrs. A. Brunette Jones Of
Mt. Zion.
Alex deBettencourt spent the
week with the Derrenbacker boys at
Wealthia
Attend Funeral
Mrs. J. N. Putney. Mrs. Richard
Bryant and Mrs. Leroy Jones at
tended the funeral Of their aunt
Mrs. Alice Ford Shinkle. in Rich
mond last Wednesday
Mrs S. W. Apperson and Rhonda.
Mrs. B. L. Apperson, Jr.. B. L. III.
Michael. and Miss Carolyn Hudgins
were business visitors in Charlottes-
Vile Monday
Mr. and Mrs R. B. Anderson
visited Vernon Bickford in NOV
Hospital. Saturday where his con-
dition is steadily improving.
Janet and Frances Keys spent
the week end with their grand
mother. Mrs. Joseph Yancey, il
Arvonlaz
Mr.. and Mrs Hardy Wheeley and
William Howard, of South Port,
were Sunday guests Of the W. l.
Wheeleys and A. D. deBettencourts.
Miss Audrey Bryant returned LIST
Wednesday from a ten day visit
with Mr.. annd Mrs Robert Earl
Bryant in Columbia. S. c.
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News From Tuggle
McQuarrys Arrive From Mexico, Missouri

Mr.. and Mrs. F. P McQuarry
and children. Of Mexico. Mo. are
Visiting his mother, Mrs Lucy Nc
Quarry, at the Booth home
The Tuggle Home Demonstration
Club met Monday night with Mrs.
c. A. Simpson. Mrs. Averette Simp-
son gave the demonstration on THE
Family Wash" One guest. Mrs
Bonnie Bales. Of Newport News.
was present
Mrs. w j. ,Penick had the mis-
fortune to fall down the basement
steps last Monday and lnjure her
ankle
A recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Slayton was Mrs. Ed Holly,
Of Danvllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Huffman
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Mrs. Paul Johnson. with 4 surprise
party last Thursday evening Ut her
her home.
Visits In Greenyille
Mrs. Frank Orange and Mrs
Joyce Hurak and son, frankie.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Sterne
in Greenville, S. c.. during the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs William McLaugh-
lin. Of Falls Church. visited MIR. and
Mrs. George Mclaughlin and MI.
and Mrs Alex Motley last week
end.
The Women Of AppomattoX P e.
Church will meet next Thursday
night. July 8. with Mrs. Bethel
Thompson
Guests in the 'Krye" home Sun
day were Mr.. and MIS- John Mil
ton and Elmore Coleman. Of Roa-
nOke
Friends here wish a speedy re-
covery for Miss Willie Coleman.
who is patient at the Southside
Community Hospital.
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and children, Of Hickory. N. G..
are spending the week with her par
ents, MI. and Mrs. u L. Hudson
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. F.. c..
ShultZ Sunday were Mi. and Mrs.
Mack Tabor and daughter. Brenda.
of NarrOWS.
Vacation In Mountains
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Simpson and
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs Bonnie Bales. and daugh-
ter plan to spend their vacation in
the Smoky Mountains this week end
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Simpson re
Gently visited Mr. and Mrs u H.
Booth in Roanoke.
Mrs. Claude Slayton and Mrs.
Bill johnson honored Little Paula
Eve johnson. daughter Of Mr.. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03
Guinea News
Guinea News
Cherished Friend In
Carolina Visited BY
Mrs. w. B. Walker

Mrs W B Walker, Jr.. left last
week for Beaufort, N c. for a
visit with an old and cherished
friend, Miss Lula Stewart. While
there. Mrs. Walter expects to spend
some time at the beack.
Allen HonOred
Guy Allen had a lovely Fathers
Day. All the children. with the ex-
ception of one in New Jersey We're
present with other guests.
Guests in the Allen home We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Allen and
daughter. Mary Frances. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Allen all Of Route /,
Farmville;; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Leslie. Of Richmond Mrs K n t
Flippen, Miss Haynie Allen, d
Ben Allen, of Cumberland.
MISS Lucille Ferguson. OF Lynch
burg. spent a recent week end al
her home.
Miss Susan Agee was a Friday
overnight guest Of Miss Adele Wat
kins in the home Of her parents,
M and Mrs J NJ Watkins IN
Farnlville.
The Marvin Meador family and
Winfrey Meador Of Richmond, were
Father Day guests in the j. E.
Meador home
Miss Gail Simpson, Of the Browns
Church vicinity. spent Friday with
Miss Geraldine Simpson. The lat
ter spent Friday night and Satur-
day With Gail
Porter DAVIS. of Richmond. is
spending his vacation at ''Hors du
Monde Sunday luncheon guests
there were the Robert L. Davis
family and Miss Beth Blanton Mr..
and Mrs E. B. Blanton were Sun
day afternoon guests Monday guest
were Peggy Betty. and P or T
Scott. Of Stoddert
The Burton Walker, Dr., family
Of West Point, spent the week end
with his mother Mrs. B B. Walker
and attended church school at
Guinea Church. Mrs. W. B. Walker
also attended Sunday School there
Trio Awaiting
Mr. and Mrs. j. p Stratton. &C
companied by Mrs W. D. Walker
were Sunday afternoon guests OF
Mrs. Charles H., Friend, in brakes
Branch. The visit of her brother
sister-in law. and friend was a
complete surprise to Mrs. Friend.
When she came home from Home
coming at Briery Church. she saw
the trio awaiting her! The Robert
Wootton family. of Brukeville. visit
ed Mrs. B. B. Walker. Sunday at
ternoon.
Mrs. G. c. Mathews attended the
Cumberland High School class re-
union and picnic at Bear Greek
Lake Saturday evening.
Miss Phyllis Mathews came home
Saturday after attending the State
Short Course at VPI-
The Charles Simpson family
visited her father, Asa Bryant, Sun
day afternoon.
White Hall Guest
Miss Evelyn Baldwin has been
the guest of Miss Elaine Walker
Of White. Hall" Monday. t he
young ladies visited their friend
Mrs. Julia Vogel Oertel. at the
Southside Community Hospital Mrs
Oertel is the proud mother of a
young son. Robert Oertel. Jr. In
cidentally, this is the first grand
son of the Oertel name in t h e
family
The pastor, the Rev T. r
Trembly brought a splendid mes
sage to the congregation at Cen
tenary Church, Sunday. Services
were concluded with the Lord S
Supper. Among those present was
DR.. W. B. Blanton. Of West Hill
ard p inh
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03
Miss Lucy Moss Ends
43-Year Career II
Teaching Profession

Miss Lucy Moss, after AZ years
Of teaching in the state. retired VA
June TO-
Her longest term Of service was
in Chesterfield county where she
was honored With a dinner party
and presented a leather bound book
Of poems She was also given, a
gold pin emitting her to lifetime
membership in the National Con
gress Of the Parent.Teacher AS
ISOLATION.
A native Of Ruckineham county.
she BEGAN her teaching career.
there.
Miss Moss Is now making her
home with her brother-m-law and
sister, judge and Mrs. G. NJ ROGERS
in Buckingham Court House
Evening star., 1959-11-29
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$500
4-Youns Dr.. Malone. Drama.
5-Mr. District Attorney.
Dovid Brian stors.
7-Beot the Clock. Come
9-The Millionaire. Dromo.
$3.50
4-From These Roots. Drama.
5-Grondpo.'s Place. Kids.
7-Who Do You Trust7 Quiz.
9-The Verdict Is Yours. Triol.
400
4-tIouse on High Street.
Philip Abbott stors.
S-Piek Temple. Kids.
! Hour. Featuring songs and
Popeye cartoons.
7-Americon Bondstund.
IA Hours. Dick Clark, m. c.
9-The Brighter Day. Seriol.
4:15
9-The Secret Storm. Seriol.
4:30
4-SpIiF Personality. Quiz.
Tom poston, m. c.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
December z

son rebels oeoinst Army discipline.
Brandon De Wilde, OnsloW Ste
vens, Ward Bond, Robert Horton.
S-WhirlyhirdS. Adventure.
7-coIt AS. Western.
"SmoII Man." A d-monnered
man threatens Colt with extine-
tion. Woyde Preston.
g. Tho Lineup. detective.
I Hour. THE Counterfeit Citi-
zens." Two newcomers TO Amer
ico ore duped into believing there
is on cosy route TO citizenship.
Worner Anderson, Skip Ward,
Rachel Ames
500
5-Five-Stor Feature. Movie
Z Hours. Might Song" le47.
A sociolite on Summing trip
falls for blind piono player.
Merle Oberon, Dana Andrews.
7-Chorley WeoVeF Show.
Cliff Arquette srors.
$3.50
4-The Price Is Right. Color
Bill Cullen. m. c.
7-Ozzie and Harriet. Comedy
"Fother's Night ot the Fraternity
House." The Nelson fonily.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
WEDNESDAY Program Listings
9-Edse Of Night. Serial.

9-Edse Of Night. Serial.
500
4-Boxo the Clown. Color.
S-Milt Gvont Show. Variety.
Hour. Teen ooers dance porty.
9-The eorly Show. Movie
IA Hours. "She Married Her
Boss" 1895. Cloudette Colbert,
MelVyn Douglas.
$3.50
4-Susie. Comedy.
Ann Sothern stors.
7-My Friend Flieko. Western.
Storing Anito Louise. Johnny
\Woshbrook.