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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
REV l., g. HARRIS
liuPES FOR SUCCESS
on SABATIIANI CHURCH

Rev l. G Harris resigned tho
pastonte o. Friendship Baptist
church January 2, 1859 The
church was organized November
:, 1884 a, Phyllis wheatley HOUSE
with seventeen members Rev,
Harris was the founder and organ.
tEcr Through his efforts the mem,
bership increased 60 over hun.
drcd members IN years time
Rev Harris was one ~ tho no
rotiators IN purchasing the church
edifice located az SEQ 18th Az 3
REV Harris aaid = am praying
that under the leadership OF their
newly called minister nr 8 II
King the church win continue To
succeed and that he will be sue
ocssful Tor he has a fine group OF
Christians to work with
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

ANNlNN y tNHcRklnA VIII kNiloN IN
the church auditorium
SulNrhaoite~ Held Meeting The
suhWbAuitcy met Friday night
January eN AZ the home OF Mrs
MARY Cicmmons a56 Marshall AZ
During the business session. plans
were discussed for the annual
formal dancing party 60 b. given
this spring A latc supper was
served by the hostess The next
meeting wan be q, the home of
Mrs Jasper Douglas oit Carroll
Az on February ~
Leaves I'ar iIauci Mrs Cora
Dillingham; Of Monnovia, Calf.
who has been the houzcguost of
her sister Mrs MARY Eddingn ~
1is 50 Anthony Az FOR the past
10 DAYS, lcft fot her home an Wed
ueHday morning Mrs pnlinghaf
was a guest on Tuesday ~ the
Golden Ayers ~ llsllie Q nrown
House
haeh 40 Work Mr. ortin Shol
ton il2 tglchart Az returned 20
work Monday after a two weeks
vacation spent a. home
Visited Relatives Mrs Roy
Mnore of Moumvia. Gait who
has been IN the city visiting rtla
tivca aud friends lcft FOR hor home
on Friday January 81 Mrs Mooro
a former rcp,dent ~ at taul. Is
the sister % Mrs Robert Mana
field of pfp Charles 80 ana Mrs
Vivian Boyro ~ 300 lglehatt Az
ana mother ~ Mfu Jerome b
wiley nee ovioky' Moofc, ,,ha
was married on January "a
sad Mission p'rnncia Holdtn
400 N Chatnworih lefl hy plane
"Wednesday January - FOR Laurel.
ncl whore be was called due 60
the death Of his sister Mrp Sadie
mitchell ~ i2b aixth Ct. laurel
tonsawscing Mrs Emma Hood
whu was = patient IN Anokor hos
pitnl - now uonvnlopcinE ~ tho
home ~ Min Ramsey Jackson oB5
Fuller Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
HraurICrANs uoID
CALI MEETING

The Minneapolis l4eMticians
chapter No 9to held call meet
ing on Saturday January "a al
the home % Mrs Ruby liuwrlton
sa2 ElWood Az n
lqans were made for the annual
cnnic 10 b. held May "a, 20 and
"a
The chapter received &c new
sorority name witch II Alpha Del.
IA sigma
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

Spires, and Russell stevenson
A Coronation Ban, Friday, Feb.
ruary Goth at 500 pm At the
Women's City Club. downtown ST
Paul wlll climax the contest
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

the evening az tho home ~ Nj and
Mts Edward Thomas ~ 900 iRle-
hart Az. aiaier and brother inlaw
~ the bride, az which time they
received Fluctuations from rrln,ivoa
and friends, and were Ahowered
with ipvely gifts
Mr. and Mrs Wiley are "at
home 90 their Friends az 500 Car
ull Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Rosalis Soon

kind made with douhle-rich
Carnation Eyaporated Milk. 81
course Caruation puddinEs and
ice creams are always SO smooth
and delicious. Carnation the
psilk that trhtps is economical
too only about one-third the
cost Of expensive cream Here's
a pudding that ig sure 60 make
a hit with men in your family
DO serve IL soon
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Social and Personal
4 ST PAUL

Wedding Bells; Mr. and Mrs Carlos Il Moffatt Sr 1869
Fuller Az have issued invitations for the of their
daughter acquclnc Marie 90 Mr. Charles William McCoy lr
Of Mr. aud Mrs Charles William Mccoy Sr, Of 1921 Ply
mouth Az n Minneapolis The wedding viii be social event
OF Saturday February az pm, a 81 peter Caytr Catholic
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS +,

Leaves For Home. Miss Eleanor Jeanette woodeock euca.
tor director OF Camp Baber CasSop0 Mich and director
Christian Education Of the Fourth Episcopal District 81 E
churches who spent the weekend in the c was the
Of Rev and Mrs NJ L. Simmons 1856 Fifth during
stay Miss Woodeock guest Aneaker sunday mnrnng
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

People want 81 know the news
u Is oar business Ia set and print
II AdNt
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Yoar ncighhor- write, edit and
print this paper each wreck far
your information ard rntcrtain,
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Cal TAylor 7-4pll ~ piaes
want "a Ass for Ms Hughes
Our nsN pl.0ns rau - TAyior
7-s0zl
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This !. our silver Anniversary
Year ~ publication Adyt
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slides depicting the nfe of the
"junglc" African
Looking ON with Interest ~ san
ga points out TanganSika In the
map az Africa ARE. left 90 right,
Mrs. Robert L.. Williams, wife of
the Leagues executive SECRETARY:
Mrs, Ethel blackwell. program
chairman. Dhani Daft advanced
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

"A UNITED STATES or Az
RIGA il the dream ~ almost all
native Africans, 4, NJ O. Sanga
international relations student
from raaganyiISa told members OF
the Urban League Guild Monday
night in the Minneapolis NWCA.
Some 90 members heard Sanga
describe IN detail the Africans
view Of the Man MAu and viewed
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Get Your Moneys Worth; Ps'ronize Our
Advertisers. They Return Some Of
Your Money To the Community.
You Don't Have To Guess About Performing
Friendly Merchants Just Use those
Who Advertise In YOUR Paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

Jay carmody. drama critic Of The
Stor. is on vocation. His column will
be resumed on his return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

mont, Houston's Shamrock anc
the Chase in st. Louis.
Fortunately for all hand:
Miss Charming is just the girl
to do it, but Dorothy Shay
could be hard to follow. The
Park Avenue Hillbillie," who
winds UP her stay Saturday
might, has proved to be one OF
the most popular Blue Room
stars since entertainment was
Ireinstated there. That's as clear
an indication as there ever was
that Washingtonians are dis
eliminating types.
X 4
PROJECTS AND PEOPLE
Three players of more thar
average talent have been added
to the cast of Olympia
Maurice Chevalier, Angela
Lansbury and Isabel Jeans
Sophia Loren and John Gavin
are the pictures stars and film
ing will start in Vienna in
June. frankie Avalon, a
young singing pet of a con-
siderable segment of the teen
age set, gets a chance to be
a dramatic actor as a young
ranch hand in Gums of the
Timberland." Jeanne Grain,
Alan Laid and Gilbert Roland
will star in the Jaguar produc-
ton, to be directed by Robert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

Webb. Andra Martin, the
lass who made life brighter for
James Maverick" Garner in
up Periscope," switches to an
other TV star in her next film
feature. She'll play opposite
Clint Walker of Cheyenne"
in Yellowstone Kelly" Also in
the cast will be another tenn
porary fugitive from TV, John
"Lawman" Russell. 1t takes
time to prepare a Broadway
musical and Producers Kermit
Bloomgarden and Ray Stark
think it's none too soon to start
on the one they're aiming at
next December. It will be a
musical adaptation of Paul
Gallico's Mrs. 'Arris Goes to
Paris" a tenant of the best
seller lists for some II weeks.
The adapting will be done by
Howard Teichmann (book)
Howard Dietz (lyrics) and
Arthur Schwartz (music). So
far no star had been set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
ADVERTISEMENT.

"oId Club Restaurant
for food is equivalent to
Sterling" for Silver. In
old AIexondrio, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
THE LYONS DEN
But MoriIyn Sells Tickets
BY LEONARD LYONS

turned to serious music, will
have the world premiere Of his
composition. "Stanzas," per-
formed at Town Hall May s.
After 10 years in Washing
ton, the retiring Ambassador
Abba Eban is taking in the
sights he's never had time to
visit-the jefferson and WASH
ington monuments. etc.
y So
Before Frank Lloyd Wright
died he made these suggestions
for improving Americas looks:
Eliminate "wirescope" land
scapes-that is, put all phone
and telegraph wires under
ground. Abolish roadside signs
Make cars smaller. Build more
homes on larger lots in the
country. And place all schools
in the countryside, so that
children will have joyrides to
nature INSTEAD of being cooped
up at small desks and being
turned, at best. into bureau
Gratis"
Louis Armstrong will record
two special albums with the
Dukes of Dixieland, called
"Satchmo Meets the Dukes
/. Meredith Wilson, creator
of "The Music Man." will re-
ceive an honorary Doctor of
Music degree from Coe College
in Cedar Rapids Otto Har-
bach, the librettist-lyricist, was
introduced at the Dutch Treat
Club as the Dean of Songwrit-
ers." He acknowledged: IF
you live long enough, you get
to be dean of something"
y 4 ~
At Actors Studio sessions,
Anne BancrOft-who portrays
the earthly Bronxite in 1.-TWO
See LYONS DEN, Page A-23
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena-"The Lady's Not for
Burning; $50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - "Alias Jesse
James; 1870, 3;15, $40, TBS
and 9:35 pm.
CapitOl-"Some Like It Hot;
II am, los. 3:15, S:25. 7:35
and GAS pm.
Columbia - Shaggy Dog:
11:15 am, 1:20, 3:25. $50, 1885
and 9:45 pm.
Dupont = THE Bolshoi Bal
let; /. $50, 4:35, 6:25, $40
and 9:55 pm.
NATURALIZATION of Life;
.11:15 am. 100. $3.50, 5:35. 7:45
and 9:55 pm.
Macarthur - 1.-THE Circle;
$3.50. 8:15 and 10 pm.
Metropolitan - alias Jesse
James; 1880 am. lis, 1855,
4:40. 6:25, $40 and $50 pm.
Ontario - 1.-THE Sound and
the Fury; l, $40, $50, 1880
and 9:45 pm.
Palace Green Mansions;
11:15 am, lis, 1920. 5:25, 1880
and $40 pm.
PlayhOuse-"Stalag IT.; lis.
S:25 and 9:35 pm.
Plaza - Tides of Passion;
IL. 2, 4. 6, 8 and 10 pm.
Town - Devil Strikes at
Night; l1:10 am, /. $50, 4:45.
6:25, 8:15 and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bandit of
Zhobe";; IL noon, 2, 4. 6. 8 and
10 pm.
UptOwn-"Sleeping Beauty;
lis, 2:30, AIS, 6, TAO and
9:25 pm.
Warner - South Seas Ad-
venture; $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

NEW YORK.--When Some
Like It Hot" was finished, di-
rector Billy wilder made some
harsh statements about MARI
Iyn Monr0e's chronic hardness
on the movie set. Recently,
after examining the remarkable
box office crosses. Wilder con-
fessed: They say that Marilyn
is difncult. and that she's al
ways late in coming to the set.
Well, ! have an aunt in st.
Louis who'd come to the set
promptly; but, frankly, she
wouldn't mean a dime at the
box Office"
Paramount's decision to film
olympia" an old play by
Ferenc Molnar, is based on the
fact that the story is similar
to the Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend affair. It was
deemed improbable when it was
first produced. After MIL
ton Berries Person to Person
show in the house he rented
from Cy Howard, he received a
wire from Howard: you prom
ised me no guests
= -
Cedric Hardwicke, who plays
a Japanese tycoon in Majority
Of One" said Of Sessue Haya-
kawa. who plays a Japanese
soldier in ''Kataki":: "Hayaka-
wa? An impostor japanese" :.
One Of the oft-repeated lines
attributed to G. b. Shaw is that
"Hardwicke is the fifth greatest
actor, the first four being the
Marx Brothers" Hardwicke
now reveals that Shaw really
named four other actors Of that
day. Nobody cared or men,
toned it - until Hardwicke
himself changed it to the four
Marx brothers.
Cantiflas, Mexico's great
comedy star. sails for Europe
this week to seek a cast for
his next movie. Mel Powell,
one of the jazz greats who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

who directed and wrote the
screenplay, does churn up some
noise and excitement. He also
churns up confusion and 1t
often is difficult to tell who is
winning one of these Bombay
brannigans. This is a matter
Of deepest unconcern border
ing on ennui, however, because
you couldn't care less what
happens to anybody in this
thing.
At one point the genuine
bandit has Kasim hanging over
the village square in a cage
and is threatening to do him
in after he burns the majors
daughter alive. The only re-
action it arouses is a faint
glimmer Of hope that he might
really do it.
The acting in 1.-THE Bandit
of zhobe" is a match for its
screenplay. Mature employs
the Mature scowl. The majors
pallid daughter is played by
Anne Aubrey as if in the hope
that nobody will notice. The
comic corporal is a bloody bore
despite Anthony Newley's val
liant effort. The military types,
headed by Norman Woodland as
the major, are such stereotypes
that you wonder how these
people ever built an empire
for Winston Churchill to re-
fuse to dissolve. e.
y ~
AFTER DARK-Carol Chan
ming, who has been seen here
in musicals ("Gentlemen Pre-
fer Blends" and 1.-THE Vamp~,
as Eliza Doolittle in "Pygmalion"
cat the Olney) and via TV
and films, next turns up as a
supper club star. She'll be at
the Shoreham Blue Room for
a week five nights starting
next Tuesday. It's a new act
but not a brand new one to
be tried out on Blue Room
patrons. Miss Charming has
had a chance to polish it at
such hotels as New York's
Plaza, San Francisco's Fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

close, but that's all.
Mr.. Mature. 1t must be adj
mitted. is not hard to please.
Give this boy a turban and an
old rug to wear and he'll in
dulge in any nonsense a direc-
tor suggests. just so long as
payday comes once a week.
4 4
In this new exhibit Mature
plays an Indian ian Indian
Indian) given to harassing the
British. The British are out
there stiff upper Tipping it all
over the place for God, the
Queen and Empire. Kasim, the
bandit of zhobe played by Ma
ture. would not begrudge them
their fun. but he has been
duped.
A native leader with true
banditry in his soul has sent
his boys. disguised as British
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

troops. to raid Zhobe and
Kasim's wife and son are killed.
The only thing for him to do
is avenge the deed. So, at fire.
quent intervals Kasim and his
cronies come whooping out of
the hills, burnooses flying, to
fall upon some supply caravan
or military patrol.
The British may take all of
this with stiff upper lip, but
not lying down. They put a
price on KaSim's head and the
major in command of the fort
vows to bring that murderous
rascal to justice. If you once
think they are going to be any
match for him, however, you
haven't seen very many Victor
Mature movies and how did
you get trapped with this one?
4 4 +
These battles between KaSim's
commanders and the colonials
are colorful and John Gilling,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
THE PASSING SHOW
Here's Victor Again,
Under That .Turbon

That fellow who finds stories for Victor Mature movies
and don't you think It's easyhas found another This
called THE Bandit of zhobe 1t display at the
TransLx Theater which did thriving business with
Bridge the River Kwa" and it just about far
moved from Kwsi get The locale relatively
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
TeIeyision 7 omorroW-Tuesdoy, April u. 1859

$50
Ths DAY, - IstT las E1 ehhs NMAi ch ~ sa News
d Q woP Gh O-sB Msatahea tn
s-pswrins MGd Scott sutsa 'o
O. SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

and when he came to town q
few months ago for q National
Press Club function, he looked
1t. Beat, ! mean.
His every other week hour
show with Eddie Fisher had
developed into q weekly TV
marathon and that kind Of
pressure and exposure no
comedian wants.
When his show was suddenly
cancelled, I was half-hoping
George would decide To stay of
TV for a year or do only an
occasional guest spot. by Mo-
vember or December" I told
him, "all three networks would
be around on their knees dang
ling fat contracts for a season
Of specials"
Said George: l wish I had
your confidence in me.
George has a TV date up
coming on a Dinah Shore re-
placement April 26 with Roy
Rogers) and will also do a show
in New York for Garry Moore
who gave him his first big TV
push on his old afternoon Sc
ries. Then it's tally-ho to Eng
land for some TV appearances
there. Alice-the real one-is
going. "hut this is our first trip
and we decided not to take the
kids. They'll go next time.
Note: Eddie Fisher and
George are still great pals. Ed
die called him at his Vegas
hotel last week and when
George asked how his number
went on the Oscar show, Eddie
told him bad" George, who
was doing three shows on Os-
car night and couldn't see it
countered with come on. now,
Eddie, it couldn't have beer
but the singer assured him II
was. Too many people, I sus-
pect, are trying to do young
Fisher favorS. He should have
declined the Oscar show with
thanks.)
* \ 4 X
Reflection: Reading the in
terviews with the seven "Mer-
curry Astounaut" spacemen and
their wives, I kept thinking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

that none Of them must have
seen any Of those movie or Tv
yarns Of aerial derring- lido
where the script conflict gen.
orally centers around a nerv-
Gus. hysterical wife.
II never want to be one Of
those who worry about the
risks" calmly said the wife Of
Marine 1t. Col. John Glen, jr.
Hooray for all Of them and
their wives and families - and
how about retiring those
scripts? There isn't a part for
June Allison anywhere.
NBC news, incidentally, has a
documentary due May 8 show
ing the testing which these Men
underwent at Wright Air de-
velopment Center in Ohio. De-
vices such as the centrifuge and
the vertical accelerator (where
they we're repeatedly bounced
up and down on a gigantic pis
toni will be shown. Chef Hunt
ley will narrate.
%* y
The first Emmy awards to 10.
cal TV personalities and shows
should lend added luster to the
ceremonies at the Mayfiower
Hotel here on the night Of May
6. They will be presented prior
to the telecast of the national
awards ceremony which begins
at 10 pm. (WRC-D.
Wouldn't it be a good idea 10
televise the Washington area
awards? The four local stations
could take turns carrying 1t,
either before or after the net
work program.
Top interest, / think, will
center on the Best TV Person.
atty award. The local nominees
are DR.. Edward Bauma n
(teacher of WMAL-7's Life and
Teachings of Jesus course), Ed
die Gallaher, Milt Grant, Inga,
Lee Reynolds (Grandpa and
Captain Tugg), Jerry Strong
and vladimir Tolstoy (WTOP-
9's Russian INSTRUCTOR.
And that should be quite a
race in the best educational
program" category, as well. The
nominees: Ask It Basket, Class
room 9. The Life and Teach
ings of Jesus, The Other Two
Billion and Time for Science.
y \ y +
DisappOintments: Last weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
WRc-TV OFF AIR
~ HOURS AFTER
SHORT CIRCUIT

wRc-4, NBC-owned Tv
station here. was off the
air last night from 6:54
to o:20.
Oficials Of the station
explained that q metering
switch shorted out in one
Of the high-voltage circuits.
Repairs could not be eff
fected until after a lengthy
search for the trouble spot.
The break occurred dur
ing an interview on the
"Chet Huntley Reports"
show. "Saber Of London"
and the entire Steve Allen
show were eliminated be-
fore the station returned to
the air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

Playhouse 90, "The Day Before
Atlanta" a Civil War drama
which built slowly If awkwardly
and then collapsed in a listless
finale wasted were several
fine minor transformations :.
Gertrude Berg got off a few
funny lines in what was other
wise a tacky comedy exercise
on the U. s. Steel Hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

Statesmen authors star OF
Ehe entertainment world celebrities
from all over share the WRc mierophone
with Patty Gavin. To keep up-so-date,
to add to your radio enjoyment,
listen to CAPITAL BY-LINE every d,y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

''ws-NsWs weather, time Pm the Asw
teDsnBtss programs tsseast IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
ON THE AIR
AHoppy Man
Reports From Vegas
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star TV Critic

George Gobe called Las the other to talk
the CHS deal that will find him alternating with Jack
Benny for Sunday nights next and he
sounded like much relieved fellow He summed it up with
sigh It'll be like a vacation"
The past pretty rough easygong George
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
Other AM Stations

WINK 1900 ke.-s an ts1am Menssy
through Saturday; Sunday an to mIaalsht
NPIk $50 Nc. Daylight saly
WARl-1sa ke.-oayiiEhi sHIy.
WeAf 1850 &c Dsylight saIy.
sBsr ii2s Nc Daylight saiy.
WAX i22e &c Dsylisht snly
NNDc 1850 &c. 7a-hsur speFstisn, ersspt
Susasy niaa1ht to IAN Msass.
Httt 1879 &c Daylight sniy.
Ho0k 1870 ke.-2GhouI spsrstisa.
"tAM- 1850 ke. -2t-hsW sperstIsn, sIeeSt
Sunday midnight to an. Msnasy.
WIDOW T. tsae kr Daylight saly.
WPee 1850 ke.-Dayil1ht saly.
HPsN-iSse M.-bsytims Saly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
Warning by Mccarthy

Attacking Mr.. Strauss from
another flank, Senator Mccarthy,
Democrat of Minnesota. warned
his party's presidential hopefuls
in the Senate to think carefully
before casting their confirmation
vote.
The vote on Strauss could be a
significant test Of how Senators
view the balance Of power between
the executive and legislative
branches of Government, he said.
OF the leading Democratic presi-
Dental possibilities in the Senate,
only Senator Humphrey, who has
let 1t be known he expects to vote
against confirmation, is committed.
With indications Of an extremely
close vote the pressure is heaviest
on Majority Leader Johnson, whose
position may be decisive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

sure, but thought 1t might have
been the middle house. He was
pretty sure the houses were not
close together. From the picture,
it's hard to tell. Part Of q rather
high fence shows up and a shed
in the rear of apparently the
house next to ours is plainly viSi-
BILE. But not the house itself.
THE Loving cottage had q
porch extending clear around,
supported by several tall pillars.
with three wide steps leading up
to the porch. Upstairs windows
show outside shutters. Floor of
porch raised quite a bit from
ground.
''I'll bet that somewhere under
the porch or stairs are q few Of
the old lead soldiers we used to
play with.
Maybe it won't be necessary
to send a picture to Mrs. Acosta,
as there is always that chance of
something happening to it. The
fact that it was called the Loving
cottage and was in 1902 may
suffice. The McInturffs she men,
toned in her letter as owning
the LeFevre house in 1901 should
be able to identify it with the in
formation I have given. How
ever, you can let me know"
We now drag in a new name,
Loving. Maybe the mans name
was Nicholas Loving. I think we
must have been in the cottage