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mered out during the closing
session yesterday Of a two-day
conference called by Gov,
Tawes. More than 800 persons
interested in child welfare at
tended the session at the
Alcazar Hotel here.
The recommendations, cover
ing such fields as housing,
recreation, family life, juvenile
delinquency and employment
for young people, will be con-
sidered by the State delegation
for presentation when the ma
ton conference convenes next
March.
The State conference urged
that consideration be given to
expansion of the Federal hous-
ing program to include middle
income families. At present the
program includes only low-in-
come groups.
Over-reach Budget
Mrs. Marjory jackson OF
Baltimore County. member OF
a. conference housing study
unit, said many middle-income
families today are moving into
houses beyond their means
thus forcing mothers to supple
ment family incomes.
The group suggested that
the Federal Government pro-
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vide housing of a quality meet
ing the needs and desires of
middle-income families at a
price they can afford without
burdening the family finan-
cially.
More trained personnel to
work on. youth problems and
establishment of a national
conservation corps for youths
In need of outdoor experience
also are recommended.
Families on Move
Noting that IL million fam
lilies in the United States are
constantly on the move, the
conference called for a review
of child labor laws and the
migratory labor laws as they
affect children in "our chang
ing times"
The conference also adyo-
Gated:
/. Federal subsidies for lower
income families so mothers
would not have to work.
2. Integfation by race of chill
dren at State-operated training
schools, "for only on this basis
can the glaring need for Negro
children be met without pro-
hibitive cost and the perpetu-
alton of social disadvantages"
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Burglar Gets
$500 JeweIY

Jewelry valued at more than
$500 has been stolep from a
Silver Spring apartment in a
daylight burglary, Montgomery
County detectives said today.
The jewelry was reported
missing from the second floor
apartment of Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelly Hardwood of $500 Six
tenth street, the Summit Hills
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permit Government workers to
engage in local partisan cam
paigns.
"Of course" he told a can
didates' meeting at Abingdon
School, "ABC likes this situa-
ton to exist because it is their
grasp on power"
Ralph Kaul, one Of the two
ABC incumbents seeking re-
election to the board on No
vember 3. said those seeking
to amend the Hatch Act would
be making the County Board
a football Of politicians chiefly
intent on getting elected"
Control at Stake
The ABC faction now has a
4 to majority on the board
and would retain that control
If Mr.. Raul and David L. Krup-
saw are reelected.
1.-THE Hatch Act" Mr.. Raul
went on. has been on the
books many years and Congress
has shown little disposition to
alter It,"
Mr.. Grove is the only Demo-
crat running for the two va
cancies, but he has the open
Endorsement of the lone Re-
publican candidate, Alvin B.
Smell.
A fifth candidate is Russell
L. Runyon, independent.
There is only one answer
to the dilemma created by this
(Hatch) legislation" Mr.. Grove
said. land that is by appropri-
ate amendment the major
parties both have recognized
the need for amendment to
the Hatch Act to alleviate its
inequitieS and as recently as
June 20, 1858, congressional
hearings were held. -.
unable to work for major party
candidates"
Mr.. Raul, on the other hand,
took the view that what our
opponents are urging is a re-
turn to a discredited approach
to local government"
The last time a party candi-
date ran for the board he was
defeated decisively, Mr.. Kaul
asserted.
Mr.. Smell repeated denials
| Of charges by the ABC that a
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Ruling Is Given
On Doped Drivers

RICHMOND. Oct. 81 (AP).-
The Commonwealth would not
have to prove the specific drug
used-nor show that it was
self administered-to sustain a
conviction for unlawfully driv-
ing under the influence Of
drugs, Attorney General A. s.
Harrison, jr., yesterday.
He gave an opinion to this
effect to Kenneth P. Asbury,
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Montgomery Adopts
New Law on I rash

Glenmont and Vicinity Citizens
Association to adopt fire pro-
lection standards recommended
a year ago by the Maryland
Ere Underwriters aRting Blu
reau. The association declared
that hte bureaus recommended
ton have not been complied
with and that, as a result, fire
insurance ratings in parts of
the country have been lowered.
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Tukomu-Lungley
Juycees Install

Ken R. Stephens and George
B. O'Brien have been installed
as first and second vice presi-
dents respectively of the Tako-
ma-Langley Junior Chamber Of
Commerce, Inc.
The posts were formerly held
BY Jerry Iskowitz and Paul
Prendergast; who resigned for
business obligations.
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FACE-LIFTING PROPOSED

Commonwealth attorney for
Wise County.
Mr.. Asbury had asked Mr..
Harrison whether the State, to
sustain a conviction, would
have to prove the nature Of the
drug and the fact that it was
self administered.
Mr.. Harrison replied that
neither would be necessary. He
said the mere showing that
the driver was operating a car
on the public highway while
under the influence Of some
narcotic drug would be suffl-
lcient to sustain a conviction.
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Maryland Farley Asks
Brood Aid for Youth
BY WILLIAM TALBOT
Star stan Writer

BALTIMORE, Oct 2l-Marylands delegation TO the White
House Conference Children and Youth will armed with
proposals to expand Federal for the welfare Of
youngsters
The recommendations in program Of more than so
ideas solving the problems Of juveniles that ham
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z Board Candidates
Clash on Hatch Act

Two Arlington County Board candidates. Democrat
partisan-cashed in public debate last night
Hatch Act restrictions Federal employe participation in
local politics
Alfred Grove. the Democrat said the Arngtonians for
Better County have actively easing the restrictions to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-28

Mrs. Esther Hood, Of Richmond.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charlie
Moore. for the week.
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Benjamin Garrett and children.
Mrs. Blanche F1ippen is visiting
her son. Tommy F1ippen, in Front
Royal.
Mrs. James Gates and daughter,
Jean, and Bobby Fowlkes spent the
week end at Virginia Beach.
A Wonderful Time
Johnnie Williamson, Of Scots
vile. and Edward and Richard
Williamson spent several days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Woodfin
Hughes. Mrs. ]. A. James and
family. Of Suffolk. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Hughes had dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hughes. Thursday evening.
Kent. the son of Mrs. James. spent
the night. Next morning, Mrs.
Hughes and Kent went fishing. This
was a real adventure for Kent, and
he had a wonderful time.
Woodfin Hughes spent Tuesday in
Lynchburg on business.
Edward Williamson is spending a
few days in Scottsville with his
cousin. Johnnie Williamson.
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Sandy River Soundings

Miss Mary Bruce and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Bruce and children
drove to New Market Sunday and
on to the Zoorama where they rode
the Safari and saw all the animals
and sights. The animals made quite
an impression on the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Morgan. of
Henderson. N. c., brought j. T.
Bruce home Sunday. He is spend
ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates and
children. Bill and Carolyn. spent the
week end at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Oldham
motored to Richmond Sunday eve
ming to take their house guest,
James Owens, to the airport where
he flew Eastern Airlines to New
York. James is the son of Captain
and Mrs. Clayton Owens. Of Stew
art Air Force Base. Newberg, N. Y.
Callers of the Bases were Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Gates, of Peters
burg, Miss Mary Lou Raiford. of
Green Bay. Mrs. C. L. Jones. Mr..
and Mrs. Woodfin Hughes and Mrs.
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Five Forks

The refreshing showers that came
Sunday afternoon and Monday were
quite a relief from hot. humie
weather that we have had for II
DAYS or more.
Edgar Turns. Of Petersburg, spent
last week with his sister, Mrs. j. H
Crute. and brother. o. H. Turns
Richard Stockton and his mother
spent last week with relatives in
Tennessee and North Carolina.
Mrs. Frank Webb and daughters
OF Buckingham, were week end
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
M. D. Harris.
Mrs. John Harris and son, James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Harris and
daughters, Of F'armville, spent Sun
day In Richmond with DR.. and Mrs.
Leroy Pearce.
Revival services will begin at
Bethpeor Baptist Church Sunday
night. August 30. Preaching each
night through Friday night at 8
O'Clock. The pastor, Rev. Nat Brum-
mitt, will be assisted by Rev. Allen
Blanks, OF Long Island. The public
is invited to attend.
Miss Betty Lou Southall has re-
turned to the home Of her mother
after being a patient in a Rich
mond hospital. Recent visitors in
the home were Mrs. Paul Crews
and Betty Jean, Mr.. and Mrs. Ry-
land Crews and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Mauer, all Of Richmond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul johnson and Paula. Mrs.
Lou johnson and Ed. Mrs. Frances
johnson and Ann Mrs. Minnie
johnson, Mrs. Frances Lowry. Mr..
and Mrs Carter Southall and Fran
ces- Mr. and Mrs. Ding Berry, and
Adon Moore. Of Harrisonburg.
Mrs. Lou J. Southall entered Uni
versity Of Virginia Hospital. Char
lottesville, August % for surgery.
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Rescue Film
Showing Planned
In Cumberland

A film on the newest method of
artificial respiration-the mouth-to-
mouth techniQue-will be shown at
the Court House in Cumberland on
Friday night. August %. at 3 pm.
The film is sponsored by the Cumb-
erland Chapter Of the American Red
Cross and the Cumberland Volun-
teer Rescue Squad.
The same film will be shown in
Gainesville at the Fire Department
house on Monday night. August 81
at 8 p m. The film will be spon-
sored in Gainesville by the Fire
Department.
Everyone in Cumberland county
is urged to see this film. This
technique Of rescue breathing has
been tested by the Department Of
the Army and the American Ma
tional Red Cross and others. It is
agreed that this method is the most
practical to use when an individual
Of any age has stopped breathing.
This film is distributed by the
Research Film Section of the Wal
ter Reed Army Institute OF Re
search.
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Abilene Items
Guests From Long,
Island, N. Y. Visit
Mr., Mrs. Harris
Able ne Items

Mrs. w. K. Clarke and Mrs. Cur
wood Clarke. Of Long Island. spent
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. M
Harris.
Mrs. John Crute, of Five Forks
and her brother. Edgar Turns. Of
Petersburg. visited Luther Gov.
ington. who lives with Mr.. and Mrs.
Flave Driskill. They also visited
Mrs. Stella Bagby. Thursday.
Mrs. Curtis Franklin. of Prospect.
stayed some with her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Clyde Thackston. while
her husband vas in training with
the National Guard for the past
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nelson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Nelson went
to the mountains at Piney River for
the week end. to visit the Sunders
families and Marcus Nelson and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynwood E. Bagby
and boys. Lyn. Jr.. and Carroll
Reed. went to Bugs Island. Sun
day. sightseeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Link. of Dan
Vile. spent their vacation last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Franklin.
Rev. Vernon Banks visited Mrs.
Vival Bagby and MI. and Mrs. Lyn-
wood Bagby and children. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Anderson.
Of Hampton. and his mother and
father. Tucker Keiser. of New York.
Miss Beverley Ann Keiser and her
girl friend, Miss Ada. of Harrison
burg. were week end visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Murl Keiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Young and
daughter. Jeanie Mae. have re-
turned home to Alexandria after
visiting relatives here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wallace cele-
brated the birthday Of their daugh'
ter. Shelva. on Saturday.
Those present were Mrs. Harry
Lowry and children. Mike. Bever-
ley and Hank. and Violet Hancock.
Harold Harris and Debby Bagby-
Rev. Vernon Banks and Mrs.
Banks leave today for two weeks.
He will help in a revival at Eagle
rock, and his wife will stay with
their daughter. Jackie. at Amherst
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Well Water Club
Plans Annual Picnic

Mrs. o. B. Maxey had the mis-
fortune of falling and spraining her
ankle. She is improving.
Mrs. Harry Griffin, Of Charleston,
S. c.. is spending the week with
her mother. Mrs. John Banton.
The Well Water HID Club will have
their annual picnic on Saturday eve
ming On the lawn at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E, Maxey.
Many people from this neighbor-
hood attended Homecoming at Mt.
Tabor Church near Arvonia. Sun
day.
Mrs. Cora B Blaylock ana MI.
and Mrs. j. S. Maxey and daughter
Elaine, Of Richmond, spent Satur-
day night with Mr.. and Mrs. Greene
Davis, and attended the bridal
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Green Bay

The Little Boys Church team
/ played Bethel Church Sunday. Our
boys lost 4 to 5. Better luck next
time!
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Bowling
and children. of Richmond, are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. v. Owen.
Miss Mary Lou Raiford and Miss
Stella Cheatham visited Mrs. Frank
Gillian in Jetersville. Friday.
Mrs. Raymond Morgan and chill
dren spent the week end with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Haley, in
Saluda. Kenneth, who has been
with his grandparents for some
time. returned home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Garrett
visited relatives in Buckingham,
Sunday.
Birth of Son
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. West are
very happy to announce the birth
of a son, George Palmer West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dooley. of Rich
mond and Pamplin. we're at church
services Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Tate
Of Bluefield. w. Va, we're also there.
The Dooleys were friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Looney. and the Tates
were visiting their brother in Farm
vile. It was nice having them Wor-
ship with us.
Dale Milestone. of Richmond. has
been visiting his grandfather. Bruce
Cheatham. for several weeks.
Visit Redds
Mrs. Sears Taylor and daughters,
Lou and Frances. Of West Point,
and Mrs. Billy Sanders. of Rich
mond. are guests Of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Redd this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C.. Kaufman
visited their children in Farmviue
Sunday afternoon. Little Debby re-
turned home with them for a visit.
Winston Blalock. Of Washington.
D. c., was a visitor here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Garrett. of
Lynchburg. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Garrett. this week.
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Bruce Children Impressed At Zooruma

!, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchal Croxtor
spent some time last week with hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. w
Hodges. Peggy Hodges. her sister
returned to Richmond with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchal Croxton ant
children called on Mr.. and Mrs
Oldham, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oldham were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Loving
in Richmond. Sunday night.
Day in Richmond
Misses Virginia and Betty Gates
along with Mrs. c. w. Gates, re-
Gently spent a day in Richmond.
Mrs. T. N. Yancey and family. Of
Kempsville, spent Tuesday with her
sister. Mrs. c. w. Gates.
Paula Price and Jay Grafton are
spending several days with their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Smith.
Sharon Church will not have the
regular church service Sunday as
the Rev. T. o. Herndon and family
are on vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore Gilbert. of
Lynchburg. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
ElWood Gaines several days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Gates spent
Sunday in Richmond as dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Davis. Jimmy Davis, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. James Davis. spent the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gates.
Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Gates attended the Little Boys Invi-
rational Baseball Tournament at
dunn in Colonial
Heights.
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.Morven

Week end visitors Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Harold Stockner were hi
brother. George Stockner and son
Eddie. Of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs
p. R. Stockner and daughter. Patsy
Mr. and Mrs. John Stockner ant
children. Johnnie and Dannie, 0
Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Martin and children. Mary Jane
and Chuck. Of Amelia: and Mr.. ane
Mrs. Otto Denton and sons, Jerry
and Lawrence.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Coleman
and daughter Faith. and his mother
Mrs. Flora Mullins, Of Richmond
spent Monday and Tuesday with
Mrs. Coleman's parents. Mr.. anG
Mrs. Ned Morris.
Mrs. Ida Stockner went h 0 m {
with her daughter, Mrs. Ida Haase
of Midlothian. to spend the rest OF
the summer with her.
Saturday visitors of Mrs. Georgia
Dawson We're Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Easter and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ward Williams and on, Donald,
Mrs. Harvey Mcmillan and children
Linda and Wayne, of Richmond.
Mrs. Ned Morris and Mrs. Alease
Thomas.
The Thomas. Rube. Douglas and
Dannie, have been helping quite a
few of the neighbors in the COM
munity pull and string tobacco for
the past two weeks. They are the
proud owners of a nice little sorrell
colt their grandparents bought them
last week.
Mrs. Blake Rector and children.
of Galax, returned home with her
mother. Mrs. Monroe Easter. last
week to stay a while with her.
Calvin Dawson returned to h 5
sons where he is spending the sum
mer after visiting friends and
relatives in North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Morris took
their grandsons, Douglas. Dannie
and Mike on a trip TO the Peaks
Of Otter where they spent the day
exploring the park. They spent a
very busy and happy day. and on
the way home attended the rodeo
at Forest which is held every We'd
nesday night. Bronco riding, calf
roping and steer riding we're en-
joved. They were tired and sleepy
the rest Of the way home.
Mrs. Alease Thomas and boys had
supper Sunday with Mrs. Ruth
Stockner and family.
Mrs. Betty Bardens' granddaugh-
Mrs. Esther Hood. Of Richmond.
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charlie
Moore. for the week.
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Fork 81 Willis Items
lakewood MYF Has
Program On Africa

The MYF of lakewood gave a very
interesting program Sunday night
on Africa Today after which
they showed the film, The End OF
Darkness" This film told the story
Of the life OF an African before he
found Christ and how his life was
changed BY Christ.
The Dale Wade family moved
into the r. G. Baker house recently
Miss Margaret Cooke spent the
week end in Richmond with her
sister, Miss Nell Cooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Glass re-
turned to Newport News Monday
after visiting her mother for the
week end.
Dinner guests in the J. M. Barker
home Sunday were MI. and Mrs.
O. W. Ball. Jr,. and family. Of
Moseley, Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Dun
can and Mrs. P. l.. Duncan. Jr.
Other callers in the home we're MI.
and Mrs. Douglas Barker. of Char
lQttesville. and o. W. BAH, ST.
Wesley and Betty Ball. of Nose
ley, r spending the week in the
j. NJ. Barker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Duncan and
Terry were supper guests Sunday
night OF Mr. and Mrs. Marvin John
son of Gold u;ll
Mrs. W. c. Flippen accompanied
the Rev. and Mrs. Ed Hughes and
family to Richmond for q week end
visit with relatives. The Hughes re-
turned to London Bridge Tuesday
after spending their vacation with
the Flippens.
Mrs. P. l.. Duncan. ST. and Mrs.
n ~ Duncan. III. we're business
visitors to Richmond. last Thurs
day.
MI. and Mrs. M. S. Baker. Of
Rl%ackSbure. announced the birth
last week OF a son.
The BTU social will be at Sharon
Church Friday evening. August %
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Shower given in honor Of Miss Jean
Baber at Sharon Church Saturday
evening.
Her Sunday School class sponsor
ed the shower. Punch. cookies. nut
and minis ere served by the
ladies' of the young married class
Miss Baber received many nice ana
useful gifts. The wedding viii be
in September.
Mrs. r. M. Hall of C%harlottes
Vile. spent Saturday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Baber and attended
Homecoming services at Mt. Tabor
Church.
Mi. and Mrs. A. W. Tapsoctt and
Mrs. Bruce Rush are spending the
week IN Charleston, S. G.. with
NJ. sgt. and Mrs, Herman Tapscoti
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank a. Tapscoft
recently spent a few days at Macs
Head N. G
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ter from Richmond. is visiting her
this week. She is also spending a
part Of the week with Doris Stock
ner.
1t doesn't look like the gardens,
late corn and tobacco a survive
much longer without some rain. 1t
is nice weather to cut and get up
hay, however. We are sure it will
rain again before long as it always
has.
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Siovvil'e l+e-<
Revival Set 1t
Graceland Baptist

Revival services viii be held at
Graceland Baptist Church. begin.
ming Sunda1. August 30. and con
tlnting through the week.
The Rev. w. Carlton Long. from
Highland Baptist Church in Ports
mouth will be the guest minister.
Rev. Long was formerly pastor
OF Graceland Church.
Mrs. Wexford Ross and daughter.
Ann, Of Charlottesville. are spend
lne the week With her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Gray Younce. Sr.
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Keep a bottle Of witch hazel and
a box OF cotton squares in the car
during hot weather. You can freshen
up often when you are travelling by
car.
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The BTU social will be at Sharon
Church Friday evening, August %
at &
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4-Treosure Hunt. Quiz.
Jan Muroy, host.
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9-Som Levenson Show. Worry.
100
4-The Price Is Right.
Bill Cullen, m. C..
7-BeuIoh. Comedy.
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
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4-ConeentFotion. Gone.
Hugh Downs, host.
Slime for Science. Educ't'nI.
tRepeots.l
Tour Miss Brooks. Comedy.
Stop DoIIos. Quiz.
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1000
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