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The Republican., 1959-08-20

The WSCS Circle No. of Bethel
Methodist church which was post
poned last week, will meet this
Thursday evening, August 20, at
the home of Mrs. Patty White in
Mt. Lake Park.
/ Mrs. Albert Harvey entertained
the Baptist Ladies' Aid at her
home in Pleasant Valley, Wednes-
day evening.
; Mr.. and Mrs. George Perrine
and sons, Paul and John, attended
the fair at Hagerstown, Saturday.
/ Pvt. and Mrs. Richard Edwards,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Weeks and
Randy mOtored to Fort Dix, N. j.,
Saturday, where Mr.. Edwards re-
ported for overseas duty.
Chuckie McIntire returned to
his home in Kensington, after Wis
iting his grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Randol.
Mrs. Bill Dean and children, of
Lexington Park, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lam
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Woods and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Foley and family, and Raymond
Calhoun, all of Alexandria, Va,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Woods.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Calls and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Calls and family, Of Washington,
D. c., visited their aunt, Mrs. Elsie
Dietrich for the weekend.
Joseph Welch and son Porter,
Avery Richie and Arch Beckman
spent several days fishing at Ocean
City, and other points.
Mrs. Melinda HaWker returned
to her home in Shinnston, w. Va,
after visiting for three weeks with
Mrs. Marshall Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitman Calls, of
Westernport, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Mason Calls, Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Kahl, former resi-
dent now living at Frostburg,
is patient at Sacred Heart hos
pital suffering from poison ivy.
She is reported to be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Dodge and
son, of Dundalk, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph DeBerry and son. of Mann
ington, visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lyle Weeks.
Mrs. Sheridan Kight and Mrs.
Blaine Kight entertained a num-
Der of friends and relatives with
a surprise birthday party for Mrs.
George Kight and Billy Likens, at
the formers home last Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kight and
The Republican., 1959-08-20
Lake Bulletin Tells
OF Fishing Success

The weekly bulletin about fish
ing conditions in Deep Creek Lake,
furnished by Dolores J. Vcttcr, Of
the Information center, while Cecil
c. Edwards. assistant fish culturist,
is on vacation tells OF some nice
catches.
Most elated fisherman of the
week was said to be Linn Phillips
III, aged u. of Mt Lebanon. who
caught a 2l12 inch smallmouth
bass weighing four pounds while
casting with a shyster spinner near
the information center.
Two fishermen at breast Of the
dam caught rainbow trout. one an
18-inch, another a 16-inch, Both
were fishing from boat They were
Clarence Conrad III. JonhstOWn;
and Earl Emert also Pennsylvania.
William Jordan. New Stanton, Pa,
got 25i2 inch walleye, using arti-
ficial lure in Beckman peninsula.
Mrs. Harry Widney, Frank, W. Va,
got a 24-inch northern pike Of 2l2
pounds around Glendale bridge.
Mrs. Marilyn Trotle, Silver Spring,
got three chain pickerel, "a, rs
and 81, and a 12l2 inch smallmouth
bass while trolling near VIII O.
the Wisp. She used the "Abu'
spinner
Victor Frosini got a % inch
smallmouth and a % inch north
ern pike using a minnow near
Deep Creek bridge William Jor-
dan caught a 20 inch smallmouth,
using rubber nightcraWler
around Beckman peninsula.
P F. Trotle and son Paul, Silver
Spring, got two fish. an 1872 inch
smallmouth of Az pounds and a
19 inch chain pickerel near viii o.
the Wisp. Many yellow perch were
taken by children fishing in the
area of the park.
The Republican., 1959-08-20
FRIEND STOCKYARD

y
Steers, slaughter, good to choice,
$500 to 28.40 cWt medium to
good, 247O to 2575 cWt,: common
to medium. 21.60 to 1920 cwt.
Heifers. good to choice, $500 to
27.3O cwt.; medium to good, 22.40
to 24.90 cWt; common to medium,
1850 to 2210 cWt.
Bulls. 1880 to 24.2O cwt
Cows, good to choice, 1910 to
2160 cWt.; medium to good, 1870
TO 1870 cWt; common to medium,
1900 to 1850 cWt.
Veals. medium to good, 2450 to
34.5O cWt.: common to medium,
1850 to 23.40 cwt.; Gull veal, 1900
cWt. down.
Lambs, ungraded 2O.40 to 22OO
cWt
pigs 7.5O head; Hogs, 1925 to
1870 cW WSESoWs. 1880 to 1900 cwt.
Leghorn Hens. SIC lb.; Heavy
Hens, 1512c to lie Id.
The Republican., 1959-08-20

THE
COUNTR Y-PUhPIT
WEEKLY SERMON
by
Pastor P. F. NievwkooP
The
Best Advice
Maryon ZyIs-

Maryon Zyls-
ira, the inqUir-
ing Camera Girl
for the Chicago
Tribune, asked
five Chicago
Drive In car
hops the CUES
tion, What is
fhe best advice
d Y on e ever
The Republican., 1959-08-20

day
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rode
HEAVIER and Bonnie Sue Beasley
visited MIR. and Mrs. Paul Burk-
holder and family, Sunday, at
BrucetOn Mills, W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Savage were
shopping in Oakland, one day last
week
Miss Patty Cuppett, who is en-
ployed in Washington, d. c., spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Cuppett
Recent visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l. Wright were Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Burkholder, Darwin and
Jimmie, of Bruceton Mills, w. Va;
Mrs. G. j. Ferguson Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason Rodeheaver, Gerald and
Dwain, and Herman Rodeheaver,
and Bonnie Sue Beasley.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Boyres and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gabe
Springs, are spending some time
at their summer homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Rodeheaver,
Of Washington, D. c., spent the
weekend with home folks.
The Republican., 1959-08-20
Grantsville Nurse
Winner of Award

Miss Joyce Ann Mckenzie
Grantsville, received the DR. Blame
M SCHNEIDER award for the highest
scholastic average last Sunday at
commencement exercises Of the
Sacred Heart School of Nursing.
Miss Mckenzie was presented
the award for attaining the high
est average during her tEree-year
period of nurses training.
The Republican., 1959-08-20
Nc. LGuEse EeGgF's NeUUs

Mrs. Blaine Kight and family Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mace and
family, of near Keyser, w. Va, last
Sunday.
Mrs. William Rishell, Of the
Park, has received word that her
son Pfc. George A. Rishell had
landed in Paris, France. He is at
tached to an engineering unit. He
completed training at Fort Jack
son, S. c.. prior to his overseas
assignment.
The Republican., 1959-08-20

crypto-socialist seeks to subvert the
American system of limited gov
ernment free enterprise, and
democratic society and to replace
it with a system hostile and alien
to our traditions as a Nation. Be-
The Republican., 1959-08-20

cause the socialist liberals operate
under the camouflage of respecta-
bility, they may fairly be deemed
danger to the national interest
to say nothing of the effective
cover they provide for communist
The Republican., 1959-08-20

Miss Patricia Ann Schaefer, of
Catonsville, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Schaefer. became the
bride of DR.. Arthur Ford Jones,
Jr., of Pennington street, Oakland,
son of DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Ford
Jones, at a ceremony performed in
Emmanuel Church of Christ, in
Catonsville, on Sunday afternoon,
August 16 at 1870 p m.
The bride was attired in gown
of embroidered swiss organdv. She
wore crown Of orange blossoms
She had as her attendants. Miss
Sherry Phelps, maid of honor, Miss
Nancy Jones, Miss Audrey Schae-
The Republican., 1959-08-20
Reunion Planned

The Beckman and FitZWater
families will hold their annual re-
union at the North Glade com
munity building on Sunday, Au-
gust 80. Relatives and friends are
invited.
The Republican., 1959-08-20

fer, Mrs. Wilmer Sauerbray and
Mrs. Franklin Johnson, as brides
maids They wore sky blue silk
organza dresses and carried baskets
of assorted summer flowers.
DR.. Roger Ingham was best man
while ushers were Peter Perry
Emmitt Jones III, DR.. Robert Daw-
son and Charles Schaefer.
A reception was held immediate
ly following the ceremony in the
Church hall.
Following a honeymoon trip to
points in Virginia the couple will
reside at 231 Westowne road, Ca
louisville.
The Republican., 1959-08-20

gave yov?" Here is the gist of
their answers. Don't ever LET
trouble get you down." Don't
be afraid TO go into debt" "
Don't get into things too has
tily. If il is a serious thing,
give it proper consideration"
Don't be afraid TO change
your mind because only fools
never make mistakes" Now
we may be able 10 argue with
some OF this advice but surely
we cannot argue with the ad-
vice that every person ought TO
get right with God and Go so
Immediately. Since we are sub
iect TO death without a mo-
ment's notice; since we must
one day stand in Judgment be-
fore God, it would behoove US
to be prepared for that meet
ing. Any person who has but a
simple understanding of what
The Bible teaches knows that
none of US are naturally pre-
pared for, "AII have sinned
and come short of the glory of
Cod" How can we face God
with 1000, 5000, or 10000 sins
charged against US and be ac-
quilted? That same Bible tells
US Of the Grace Of God that
promises forgiveness to those
who will repent and place their
trust in Jesus Christ.
The Republican., 1959-08-20

Seventeen died from damaging
earthquake in Montana.
The Republican., 1959-08-20
infiltration.

infiltration.
These misguided individuals
with pills political would dope us
but l say we shall not again be
duped by the New Deal and Fair
Deal.
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HELP MEN

MuLTILITH OPERATOR, exp;
white. Start $40 Wk. lmmed. Mr.
Dodge, BOYDS, corner 18th and
q NV, MA. $3.50.
NIGHT SUPERVISOR
white. for modern downtown air
eond. building; experienced IN
light maintenance and in han
ding cleaning crew. See Mr..
WORLD CENTER BUILDING
NIGHT MAN. white; TO work in
son. 46Ib 4lst 81. NV.
OFFICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Germ. BSoiSoKKEEpERs Acc cuNT..
TO .Sl2s Wk. Sec Miss Bell today.
BOYD EMPLOYMENT. CENTER,
conner 18th and q n.ws MA. s.
on BURNER PARTS DEPT. MAN
AGER, must be experienced with
heating equipment. Should have
drivers permit. Apply In person,
l124 Florida ave. ne.
PAINT SALESMAN = experienced
man for inside selling. In whole
sale and retail paint store: must
be willing worker with good refer.
ence; disqualification and paid
vacation. Apply c. I. SMITH CO.,
INC, 1928 Champlain st. NV,
PAINT SALESMAN
Inside work. experienced preferred;
must have references: good Cd.
portunity for right man. Apply
W. r.. WINSLoW CO., e22 New
York ave. NV.
PAINTERS. exper.. white mechs. Re-
port ready. for work. am. rear
1920 Longfellov NV. HERSH DEC.
PAINTERS, LIST class, sober men.
with own transportation: top
vases; Call HE. 4-s657 or HE.
PAINTERS, for good steady lob.
Out Ga. ave. TO Arcola, TT. to
Cnanning; =; to 1871 FramWRll'
PAINTERS (SJ, SIS per day.
Please do not waste our time II
you are not o 1st-elass mechanic.
Report 1440 Rock Creek Ford I'd,
l block above Military I'd
PARTS HELPER, no experience
necessary. 5h day week $50 to
start. See Mr.. Emmett Fleeman.
JOE HEISHMAN'S, 321s JEFF
Davis hwy. Arl., Va.
PARTS MAN for appliance parts,
5la-day week. capitalization.
group insur.. vacation. Salary de-
ponds on man. Elk. $4,000 betw.
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CLERK for bookkeeper's once: per.
manent position: employe Dement'S,
opportunity for reinforcement:
typtng needed: will train. See
MT; Edwards. GAIT q BRO, 6O7
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ART STUDENT, for Commercial
once work: $3.50 mo. Miss Young,
PERSONNEL, 1871 O NV. ma.
S-6OS0.
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HELP WOMEN
kAo0SS4n i Ill
PERSONNEL,

ACCT. ,BKKPR., SIS, 200
For contractor. downtown.
5kkpr .-Secy., sales agcy. - $500
lbkkpr.-Secy, upper NV. - S96
Bkkpr.,. prof. assn. ---- 500
Asst. Bkkprs. (6) - TO $50
SECYS.-STENOS.
Exec. secy.. to VP. - $4,000 up
Pvt. seey.. mfr. rep. - = 5000
Exec. Secy.. to gen. mgr, $4,000
Secys. "a, excel. firms, SS6-S
Secy., no shhd., several $50
Stenos.. many. so w.p.m. - $3.50
Temp. Secy., 2 weeks SSb
Other Office Positions
elk. :Typist. newspaper - SIS
Iypist, learn dictaph., ne. 976
RECEIPT. -Typists go, NV. S76
Clk. -Typists, many To SIN
PIT. TypiSt "a hrs. a dayl 81 rs hrc
BkkpE. neh. oUrs. (3), - TO S56
Keypunch oprs. ISL 50. 5o0
Cashiers "a. dntn. S6S
PIX oprs. (2) - sac
Ofc. clkE. (3l, q, ArI. S6S
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MuLTnITH OPERATOR. exp;
Dodge, BoYDs, corner 18th and
q NV, MA. H-234O.
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RELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, eolored; TO worh
as helper on maintenance truck;
must know hoE e handle tools
Apply a. UNIVERSITY SHELL
SERVICE, Univ, blvd; and Carroll
q and Q pm. Ask for Mr.. DeLuca
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WANTED

YOUNG MAN for consumer finance
management career, Car fur.
hished; straight salary and prom
sharing: 81 to 20; high schoo
grad. Apply in person.
GAO FINANCE CORP.
3317 Rhode Island Ave Mt. Rainier
S5l3 Georgia Ave. Silver Sprint
b418 wisconsin Ave. Chevy ChasI
Positions Avail. for EXP. Personne
YOUNG MEN. white; steady work
day and night shift, free meals
no exp. necessary. MCDONALD
HAMBUR0ERS, 625 Arl. blvd.
Falls Church.
YOUNG MAN. personabie with
AGILITY to meet public, for service
and sales counter. Retail jewelry
store. Apply DAVID MANN JEW
ELERS, Concourse, Pentagon
Building. Call IA. 2-7107 for an
appointment.
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ZEN 10 y PM. THURSDAY
ATLAS AGENCY

1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-b787
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK
some training or exper. working
Win nsures and nling helpful.
week incl. alternate SATURDAY.
Sunday and holiday work. Daiiv
schedule alternates 7:30 am. Ia
= pm, 10 an. to $40 pm.
Apply in person only. CHILDRENs
HOSPITAL. bet. 0 Am. and ~
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REPRESENTATIVES, l3J, world
wide organization offers security,
sdvancements, high earnings. no
eanvassing. viii be thoroughly
trained for sales and management.
$500 month guaranteed in writ
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HELP woMEH
CoRREsPo NDENcE ?
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...ass ' wl saS n snS t ss1spf .o 81
Positions entail composinnE uI M
debating business ietters for 4
yell-known organixation: coiiees
ing conditions; S-day ss1 4o.hr.w S %t''
s annual and sick isavs:. saiary
Evening star., 1959-11-13

IcYWTRY Foirlineton Shop. Center
U~ AsA TE. $1,000. Free Porkina
ANATOMY OF A MURDER"
JAMES STEWART. LEE REMICK
Evening star., 1959-11-13

HOUND DOG MAN" goth Century.
directed BY Don eiegel, screenplay by
Fred Gipson and Winston Miller, from
the novel BY Mr.. Gipson, songs By Ken
Darby, Frankie Avalon and Sol Ponti,
Robert Mercucci and Peter de Angelis,
cinemascope and Deluxe color. Al
Loew's Palace Theater.
The Cast
Evening star., 1959-11-13


Hollywood style country types
in q movie called Hound Dog
Man." which has turned up at
Loew's Palace Theater, Of all
places. Adapted from a novel
by Fred Gipson, Hound Dog
Man" emerges on the screen
as what might be described as
folksy Erskine Caldwell.
N%*
A young man named Stuart
Whitman wanders through the
title role. He plays a carefree
vagabond, who amt gonna git
hitched to no jabberin' woman
while they's catfish to be ct an
Oh 'coons to be treed. He takes
the farm boy played by Fabian
and his younger brother (Den-
mis- Holiness huntin' and you
amt nevuh seen tina likes o.
whuh happens ia theyem.
If you're smart, you'll keep
1t that way. Neither Cinema
Scope, nor Deluxe color, nor
an assortment Of first rate
actors Betty Field, Arthur
O'Connell, Carol Lynley. Edgar
Evening star., 1959-11-13

Buchanan, Jane Darwell, Royal
Dano and others) can make
this resemble anything but
what 1t is.
It is a movie designed to
cheer the souls Of all admirers
of young Fabulous, who sings,
to use the word loosely, at the
drop Of a hat. Since these
backwoods pumpkins can't keep
their hats on, there is a lot of
Fabian sounding off in the
musical idiom so admired by
the teen set. Director Don
Siegel apparently was dunn
founded frequently at what was
happening before the camera
and yelled, "For heavens sake,
sing!"
So, Fabian fans, have your
fun. If you're not one Of these,
however, don't get caught dead
in the presence of Hound Dog
Man or you'll wish you were.
Evening star., 1959-11-13
HOLLYWOOD
Ekis Okoys Blues
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). =
Elvis Presley has okayed the
script of the &c. I. Blues" his
first movie after he comes out oi
the Army next March. Charlie
Curran is planning the dance
numbers. :. I watched while
HarpO Marx chased blond JOI
Lansing across. the stage at
Metro. For $5.000!-"Just q
commercial for Tv," sighed
Harpo.
Another show-biz autobiog
is on the way-from old-timer
Patsy Kelly, back in films In
"The Crowded Sky" with Dana
Andrews, Rhonda Fleming, and
Efrem Zimbalist. Patsy's story
is titled. Il Started From the
Top" :. Haya Harareet, Is
raeli femme star of Ben Hur," /"
gets a top role in Irresistible, T"
story about a Dead Sea scroll
stolen from the Jerusalem Mu-
scum.
Ingrid Bergman will do an
other spectacular on television
on condition that Cary Grant
is her co-star. That's asking
for the moon. because Cary
doesn't care for TV at all. At
the prices he gets for movies,
why should be? COrinne
Calvert suing second husband
Jeffrey Stone for divorce, is
doing the gay spots in London
and Paris with wealthy New
Yorker Arthur Treiffeison, who
resembles her first husband,
John BrOmfield. Jerry Lewis
requires a Rita Hayworth type
Of gal for his next, "The Bash
ful Bullfighter." A nice re-
Quirementl
\ y y i
Five Fingers" star Luciano
Paluzzi treated her visiting
Italian mother to a nose bob.
-. The Mort Sahl- Phyllis Kirk
romance cooled! Phyllis has
been dating night-club owner
Gene Norman. Talking of
Sahl, Mort is refusing all Of
fers for TV series and he has
had a basketfull Of offers since
appearing on the Oscar show.
MY place is in night clubs, "
says Mort, "and, I hope, films. I"
Diane Varsi's book, Love"
a collection of short stories, will
be published next year. Diane
rode a bus from Vermont to
Hollywood and dined with Gore
Vidal, the playwright who
would like Diane to appear in
Evening star., 1959-11-13
Films of More. Than Routine Merit

ANATOMY OF A MURDER"-James Stewart and Lee Re-
mick in q suspenseful and candid courtroom drama.
DAMN YANKEES"-Gwen VerdOn in the lively musical
fable about Satan giving Washington winning ball club
"DIABOLIQUEA tuat French horror film WITH the title
suggests a diaboIique Gallo twist
LOOK BACK IN ANGER"-Powerful movie Of John Os-
bornes play, Richard Burton the angry young man.
"NORTH BY NORTHWEST-Cary Grant fees spies and Eva
Marie Saint in a corking thriller by Alfred Hitchcock
"ORDERS TO KILLSuspensefu spy melodrama winner Of
Great Britains Academy award.
"POTEMKIN"-A Russian movie classic out of the past
stamped with Director Sergei Eisensten's genius.
ITO CATCH A THIEF"-Grace Kelly pursues Cary Grant
around the Riviera, spurred by Alfred Hitchcock.
Evening star., 1959-11-13

SHERIDAN "A. 6:24oO. 62lz
- Georgia Ave. NV.
ANATOMY OF A MURDER" !" James
Stewart. 6:15, 9:10. Tomorrow,
SCARED STIFF" Dean Martin
ana Jerry Lewis. 1:35 PM. Only,
Evening star., 1959-11-13

his new play. But. to date.
Diane is adamant about staying
away from Q Hollywood career.
Evening star., 1959-11-13

NILLSIDE DRiVE.IN

5000 Marlboro Pike, Nd. 10. s-7266
z NEW ACTION FEATURES! HIGH
i0:s5. 1T BIRD GANG. !. st sos.
Plus Bonus Hitl FIRST MAN INTO
Evening star., 1959-11-13
Mink-Lined Toupees

NEW YoRK--A Fifth avenue
hairpiece maker Is marketing
mink-Nned toupees. The mink
lining snaps in for winter use
to keep bald pates warm. The
toupees sell for SIS to sl2s.
Evening star., 1959-11-13

his new play. But. to date.
Diane Is adamant about staying
away from o Hollywood career.
What goes with starlet Tues
day Weld? The editor Of q top
Tv magazine called Tuesday
direct to ask her to pose for
q series Of photographs that
would include the magazine
cover. Tuesday reportedly re-
piled. "Oh. I don't think this
kind Of publicity would be good
for me-"
Kirk Douglas, on his battle
with Kim Novak in Strangers
When We Meet: II know of
no one lovelier than Kim to
fight with. and we danced all
night at the party at my house
for Simone Signoret and Yves
Montana"
Randolph Scott is celebrat-
ing IA years with producer
Harry Joe Brown, during which
both netted a fortune. "Our
next big DEAL" says Brown,
"is The Spirit Of '76' in Gin
erama. and with other top
stars. What do you think Of
Clark Gable as George WASH
ington?" It would be a change
for the great lover, that's for
sure.
Ann Southern marched into
15-year-old daughter Patricia's
bedroom and found the young
ster with a photograph Of
Brigitte Bardot pasted to her
mirror-and Pat was trying
to copy B. BIS hairdo. when
I was her age" Ann reminisces.
II did the same thing, only 1t
was a photo Of Pola Negri."
HH
You have to move with the
times and everyone does COM
mercials. but it gave me somes
what Of a shock to see glam-
ourous Gloria Swanson and
old time lover boy Ramon
Navarro in one-he rolling up
his sleeve, and she demonstrat-
ing an electric shaver on his
arm.
Judy Garland has given up
the idea of filming Born In
Wedlock" for the screen. In
stead, she and Sid Luft will
produce 1t. with Judy as star,
for a CHS special. I'd rather
see her on the big screen.
Evening star., 1959-11-13
HOUND DOG MAN
Fobion Goes Out Huntin'
But He Won't Stop Singin'
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star Stan Writer

That aching void left in movie reviewers lives by the
Amys employment OF Evis Presley secret In the
cold has been filled Naturally has taken another shaggy
backwoods baritone to do the job this city boy in jeans
trading under the Of The Fabulous Fabian Just plain
Fabian II you can't stomach the full title.
He is employed Of a considerable gallery Of
Evening star., 1959-12-06

6:45
4-NBc News.
Chef HuntIey, David Brinkley.
9-Dous Edwords. News.
700
4-The HoneymooneTs.
jackie Gleason, Audrey Meadows,
Art Carney and Joyce Rondolph.
5-Sheriff Of Cochise. Westr'n.
7-Boekstose. Sports. News.
Strong. Malone. MoIkie.
9-connonboll. Action.
Poul Birch, WiIIiom CompbelI
stor.
7:l5
7-News. Weather.
McCoftrey. Allen.
7:26
9-TV Editorial.
1880
4-Loromie. Western.
I Hour. "Bore KnuckIes." Jonesy
works as piano ployer In q So
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100

9-The Dennis O'KeeFe Show.
Hal Towne stumbles upon the foct
thot famous French beouty is
secretly morried and becomes the
victim of O bIockmol plot. Dem
mis- O'Keefe stors.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
December 8

loon TO help raise mortgage money
for the Sherman ranch and be-
comes involved unwittinoly In Q
crooked boxing match. Hoooy
Carmichael stors.
5-WFestlins.
z Hours. Roy Moreon, eommen-
totor
7-Sueorfoot. Western.
I Hour. Sueorfoot offers to help
on octress to find lost stollion,
then finds himself Threatened by
vicious killer. Will Hutchins.
9-Morkhom. Adventure.
Markham goes TO Hawaii at the
request of Princeton elossmote
who thinks his wife is trying to
murder him. Roy MiIIond stors.
500
9-The Dennis O'keefe Show.
HoI Towne stumbles upon the foct
thot famous French beouty is
secretly morried and becomes the
victim of O bIockmoiI plot. Dem
mis- O'Keefe stors.
$50
4-Fibber MeGee and Molly.
"The Paint job" Flbber ereeses
bedIom of bolIyhoo when he or
ranges to have the interior of his
home painted without cost. Bob
Sweeney.
7-Wyott Eorp. Western.
"The Clonton's Family Row."
Two of the old Vests top guns,
members of the CIonton gang, set
out TO kill each other. Hugh
O'Brion.
s-Many Loves OF Dobie ellis.
"It Tokss Two" Dobie's ottempt
TO impress heredity conscious
Poppy Herring results In COM
edy Of errors. Dwoyne Hickman.
900
4-Stortime. Color.
IA Hours. my Three Angels"
Sam and Bella Spewock's odopto-
tion of their 1853 Broadway COM
edy hit. Three convicts in the
DEVILS island penoI colony rolly
to the defense of storekeeper
and his fomIly who have be-
friended them. Walter SIezok,
Bory Sullivan, Diono MiIloy.
1.-The Riflemon. Western.
THE Leeocy." A dying dereIiet
asks Lucas McCoin to send for
his Boston Iowyer-son who, on or
rival VOWS revenge on the Mitch
ell boys. Chuck Connors, Johnny
Crawford.
9-TishtFope. Adventure.
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