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JAGUARS

me largest selection on the East
Coast. XK-75O eoupes, roadsters
snd eonYertibles, 3.4 sedans and
MARX TX sedanS; many other
Evening star., 1959-11-26

DE SOTO So 4-dr.; good tires and
BODY; motor needs repair: S10O.
DE SOTO '56 Firedome hardtop;
fully equipped; beautiful cond.
throughout. This car Is so nice, we
viii sell 1t with an unconditional
guarantee. II YOU have been look
g ing for an exceptional car, this is
, III 81 1916 l. P sTEUART SILVER
SPRING, INC, JU. 9-1434. Open
evenings til q.
DE SOTO 80 Sportsman: / month
old; must sell, will sacrifice. Call
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

THREE ROOM furnished cabin
ON Lake Sullivan 100 n shorrlins
s. 500 Terms, IA t-e.2s or Akin
Mnn arm S-aT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
INFESTED ON
WIFE's COMPLAINT

Herman Few. 732 ST Anthony
was arrested Monday morning
June ~ on complaint signed By
bis vtfe he was booked on a
charge ~ being drunk
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
By JACKIE ROBINSON

President speaking conference called by the
civil Rights Communication this
because happen people very
me ability q statutory law 70 change tbs human
prejudice"
Wen I'm certainly agreement Eisenhower laws
alone win change peoples personal feelings
that something than patience called for when haven't
much progress with ectona Of the country
When. brutality crminay
children
n"@sss and aoganty boast 200 ahead and call the law they
anything by jury
such happened Monroe. ~ g. ew weeks thsn II Is
obvious that moral web statutory law being braze nonted
ignored.
President possibly mean we must 70 ahead and allow
people merely
hope and pray that their hearts win changer
The President should be told that Negroes
riet Al this stage of the game about eliminating prejudice as ty are
newspapers filled siey foot on
throat later about changing his heart Right
keep him choking you
never 10 save hts aoui
of repeatedly says
peoples hearts equal opportunity
effectively bigos campaign
intimidation reminded story
ing the the peoples
hearts have changed WON'T need law Hut until they
have violating
others And submit that the Presidents reliance
failed TO do tho job.
OF cv rights egsa
ton tho good people the South his
penalties OF
just law, long he doesn't violate
the majority o the people proven they
abiding The and the court decisions II
think The recent hopeful signs Little Rock other places
proof Of that
A pointed earlier this a long long
tms Tor people 10 weed ngraned prcce
President would merely
Negroes have patient TOR years Abraham
Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation
OF waiting others hearts receiving rights
We convinced that this patience up
with enforcement u existing laws
II quite evident to when the ~
prradent delivering hts speech talking
These then undoubtedly his
hut Il that he pres
dent Of all the people regardless OF personal feelings
Ia his duty Chief Executive
acted and enforced protect the welfare Of protect
themselves whether peoples changed or since
~hrn has democracy fallen ebb
hesitate his duties because he doubts that Americans
law
IN letter year Dwight Eisenhower made the fol
lowing
n firmly believing every
and erceJecrves liberties
there be such cissn democracy
How long Mr. President continue before YOU
back those fine and ringing words with definite positive action
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
Boxer Fined $50
For Street Fight
With His Wife

Ire W Ballard 70. n 557 81
Anthony . professional boxer was
given sentence n $50 or five
days in 81 Paul municipal court
this week
Ballard was arrested when De
tectives Failes and skaroud. riding
tn police cruiser saw him slap.
ping Darlon Hester June 10
around 1890 pm, on the sidewalk
between Kent md aaskubin.
Taken "a headquarters Miss
Hester. who says abe IL the com
mob law wife u Ballard. claimed
she had been beaten many times
before BY Ballard The woman has
. chlid by Ballard che says and Is
again pregnant by him
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
The
HIGH
And Low
ID @ w M
ny BAIlIE THOMAS

ThurEood Marshall ~ tins MAJ
CT says his Lincoln University
graduating class vas adnonished
in the early Thlrties The world
IL waiting for you With open arms
ard with a hig club IN each hand "
No Wonder. LfF-E Magazine re
ports that louisiana Governor
Earl Long. who faces a insanity
charge told state legislators who
WE'RE trying 70 remove large mum
beers IT Louisiana Negroes from
tho voting rolls There arc plenty
81 whites who associate with No
groea az night and kick them in
tho daytime"
Governor Long may be crazy
bat he was talking plenty ~ sonse
when he made that statement
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
MISCELLANEOUS

WE ARE OPEN for the summer.
Evergreen Resort. Larry and May
Taylor Write Little Pine Route,
Aitkin, MINI. or Phone Si-F-iil.
SAG
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
LEONA GOODIAS's
CAR sTHuCK BY
MINAEApOITTANts mACHfl

A car driven ~ Mrs isoHa Good
mar. 2yz n ct AlBans 81 Paul
was struck by another vehicle driy-
on ~ WIN J Han ~ 572t 23rd
Az - Minneapolis June II
Mrs tl0odnans car suffered
about $3.50 damage and was driv
en- into tree There was SIS
damage 70 city property ~ the
Goodman auto
The accident occurred al W.
Central and Lexington
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Almost About
-~~~-----~----.~-~~~-~-----
thing
JACKIE ROBINSON CRITICAL
OF IKE'S you HAVE
TO CHANGE HEARTS" PITCH
BY PEEoY VILLA

Percy VIVA Note: Of
IN criticism d President Esenhor continued ppy
laws win halt civil
Post recently. Wrote
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
Blues Singer
Clyde McPhcffer
Key Club Nexf

Atlantic recording star Clyde
AcphattsF opens ore geek stay
at the Key club Monday tpnr ~
Always q cfowd plsusr hcfhai
ter has been featured On tours
with Eiu Haley ard hls Comets
along a1th his hit recordings ~
Treasure % Lave Without
lave ami sinr~ You've Been
Gone.
He ~ considered one ~ the
greatest rhythm and blues singers
IN the buaineHs
The fabulous Miss rhythm"
Ruth Brown cloaos one week
engagement Sunday June Il
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l31:ES1I1I3!l;l!g


FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 256 18th Ave. South. CAN Mr.
BIackman FE. e-5Si0 fer informa.
ton. S-tf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

ONE BEDROOM, living room din
ing room. kitchen. private bath,
nicely furnished Available imuned-
lately TO Bradford North JU
s-9B55 SAT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

300 lsth Ave. 50. Call Mr.. Black
man, FL e-5Bl0 STE
SEVERAL APARTMENTS for
rent. IA. 1925. S-tf
22Is ~ Av. s., UPPER duplex
2 rooms and bath WIN allow rent
for making repairs, Vacant SIT
fiTH AVE NORTH 900. Large
six rooms three bedroom duplex
$50. Gas heat. WA 2-52t5, WA.
7 1881 s-as
TWO ROOM apartment. Newly
decorated s65 per month FIR A.
3s7f IA. bi4s7 str
4 ROOMS AND BATH unfurn-
ished, first floor. southside FEa
3-Bgs0 SAT
CLEAN KrTCHENETTE apart
rnent for rent Nice location IA
Z-71os SAT
APARTMENTS for rent. good To-
cation Convenient 10 transporta-
ton shopping FE 5-I82e s,5l
1895 JAMES NORTH Six room
apartment Available Immediately
Parity furnished See grocer. IA
2-oo'o $50
THREE BEDROOM basement
apartment partly furnished FE
p-3220 SAT
ONE BEDROOM, living room, din
ing room kitchen. private bath,
nicely furnished Available immed-
lately TO Bradford North ~
s-9G55 SAT
APARTMENT for woman relief
or old age assistance client, clean
and convenient FvE 5-is28 S47
FIVE ROOM apartment uuf4ru.
lshed North location ia 5-04os
S-47
FOUR LARGE rooms and bath
ia. A-2T26 SAT
ONE THREE room apartment.
One two room apartment, also
sleeping room. IA. 2-ls7i sGT
s.-...-.4s--azs.-. s.s.----.-.------s---.-.-a..-.
7t5 NORTH 7th Street Attractive
four room apartment first floor
SIS mouth IA 2sA53 or IA
2 $685.. SAT-
-FOUR AND FIVE room anart-
ments North Minneapolis, FIR &
1857. S.47
SIX ROOM apartment upstairs
Gas furnace $40 PA 1858
SIT
THREE ROOMS Kitchen furn-
ishea Utilities Included ia. 5-25is.
SAL
NORTH MINNEArOLIs Several
nnfurnjHhed one and two bedroom
apartments Reasonable rent Care
taker apartment available $50
month plus light duties FE F.
o37S WA 6.5617 s-47
UPPER TWO room and private
bath apartment. Private entrance
front and bath. Steele Realty FL
S-gto4 SAT
ROOMS roR Rtsv
CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING rooms
for old age pensioners. FEC o-is2s
a-u
HOUSEKEEPING rooms furn
ishcd complete convent location
reasonable rates F'E S-f32p Ss5t
SLEEPING ROOM employed lady
TIA. 5-TS0o after 4 pm S4T
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent
ia a-aS6a S-AT
HOUSES FoR RfNr
HOUSE FOR RENT 1884 Dupont
Ave North Five rooms and bath
e.aw Ntr1a-s hsxNf kEQ var y,HaY,gh
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
Two Juveniles Caught
shoplifiing In Woolwovfhs

Two Eirl Juveniles. ~ and ~
years ~ age were caught stealing
two bill folds from The " w Wool.
worth stars al 1888 University
Az The girls were accompanied
by two nine year olds. a boy and a
Rin
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

715 NORTH 7th street Attractive
four room apartment first floor
SIS month ia 2,s453 or IA
2 aGa2 SAT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

Two--5 room apis. Private bath,
26s 18Th Ave. So. Call Mr.. Black
man, FL 8 $3.50 STE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

FOUR AND FIVE room apart-
ments North Minneapolis FIR 4
1857 S.47
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

TttG rArrH Writ sgaIy RHAD-
ING
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List your property with me.
hove siienfs reody Gsd ~aifias
oiiisen'. proficient service Is sssSrss.
1856 9TH AVE. so. Lovely inn
macuiate three bedroom bungalow
Living room and one bedroom car.
pcted Dream kitchen with plenty
OF cabinets Nice waikin closets
Full basement, fenced yard new
garage Terms.
2i1s 4th Ave. So Three story
brick building Commercially zoned
Area for business, church, club
meetings down. Two five rooms
apartments on second and third
fioor, Extra LOT included $is 300
Terms
38xX 4TH AVE. so IA plex and
one duplex. Completely furnished
IN popular commercial area You
can buy either the two or one OF
these an furnished homes Owner
says sell Cali me for information.
f2f FT LOT WITH city sewer
Electricity and bottled gas avail
able Overlooking lake at Buffalo
MINI 80 minute drive from loon.
Wonderful for year around lake
shore living,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-01-29
HomemakerS Learn
About Beef Cuts

The program for IIomcm2kclS
clubs for February VIII concern
Knowing Nour Beef Cuts ". h
Cookery Methods" and will be
gwen by foods yld.rmcn Il wa,
announced 10y Ms, + hcl Grove,
home demonstration az 'ut Tho
club international relations char
men Will give a report on Japan
and club vlcc-prcs.dcuto viii pre-
parI news Of club ac'jvi' cN
he following mCct.u.1s we're an
noJuc"d.
+ bruary 3. C@yclman Valley
club. home of Mrs Dale Glass. 5
p. m Mrs Waiter Michael and
Mrs Glass Will give the demon ,tra-
ton and Mr.. Melvin SchWiue the
report.
February 4. Grtntsvillc club.
home Of Mrs Mary LivcnEood. 80
p m Mrs larry C. Edward, Will
give the demonstration ard Mrs
Herbert Llyman the report.
February 5. New Germany club.
] 30 p m Mrs. Willie Warn. ok
AID Mrs NJ + Martin will give
the demonstration AID Mrs. For
rest Beachy the lcpot, Also Swal-
low Falls club. home OF Mrs James
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-01-29
GORTNER

Pastor Charles Walls. Grants
vile. was the guest speaker at the
Sunday worship service He spoke
on The Greatness of God" David
Boiler, Grantsville. accompanied
him here. The congregation voted
to have Pastor Paul Roth. Mason
town for weeks service in
March. Pastor Roth can be heard
every Saturday evening at Gas.
giving the Sunday School lesson
over a UniontoWn radio station
Mr. and Mrs Merle SWartzcn-
truber and daughters. Shirley and
Patricia. Of Ohio. were guests Of
his parents from Friday to Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Uria CARRIER an
nouncc the birth OF a daughter.
Rosa. at Hartvillc, o.
Miss Dolores Lee. Of PITTSBURGH
is spending a week with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Lee
Mrs. Fannie Stut2man is a pa
ticnt in Garrett County Memorial
hospital for observation
Miss ArvClla GuCngcrich. OF
Iowa. who is a nurse al the clinic.
at Hartman W Va. spent Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lichty. She
accompanied Miss Esther Miller to
Grantsvilc for weekend visit,
and spent Monday with Miss Har-
riett SWartZcntrubcr
Misses Edna Lapp and Barbara
Stoltzfus Marvin Lapp and Jonas
StoltZfus. Of Lancaster Pa. were
recent guests of Simon Schrock
Mr. and Mrs Eli BeachY spent
Sunday afternoon with Noah Lich-
ty and family
The Ladies Aid was invited to
the Oak Park Aid. Wednesday.
Among those attending we're Mrs
Harvey SWart2Cntrubcr Mrs. Har-
old White. Mrs. Paul WEIGH. Miss
Harriet SWartzcntrubcr. Mrs. Anna
Bittinger. Mrs Richard HCsSC, Mrs.
Isaac Beckman
Mrs Sam Bcachy and children,
of Springs, Pa were visiting her
sister Mrs Dan Lichty Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Paul Wclch visited
Mrs Jennie Feathers in KingWood
Monday
Paul Welch. Simon Swartzen-
trubcr Mrs Noah Schrock. Mrs.
Alien Pctcrshcim, Mrs Eli Bcachy
and Mrs Henry SWartzcntrubcr
we're at Thomas and Parsons, on
Saturday
The Ladies' Aids will meet on
February Sid and 18th at the
homes Of Mrs Jacob SWartlCn-
uubcr and Mrs Paul WEIGH
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Alexander,
of LaNalc. and Fred Alexander, of
Accident, visited their sister here
en- Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sisk called
on Harvey SWartzcntrubcr and
family. Sunday
Mr.. ard Mrs Eli BcachY and
Mir and Mrs. Jonas PCterShCim
left with the Eli SWart1cntrubcrs
of Springs. Pa. to attend the funCr-
al Of Bishop George Boiler. who
died of a heart attack at his home
in Lancaster. Pa They are leaving
from there for Norfolk. Va to at
tend the funeral of Bishop Paul
Brcnnrman and daughter, who
we're killed in a car accident on
SUNDAY. CnrUutc home from church.
Two other daughters were serious
IL injured and are in the hospital
Mrs. Harvey SWartICntrubCr and
Mrs. Harold White attended the
party honoring the 80th birthday
anniversary Of their father LEROY
White. at the home Of his son,
George White, in Underwood, on
Monday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence stephen
called on Nathan and Lucille Glot-
felty Sunday
Barbara kioz spent Tuesday
night with Linda Glotfclty.
The Mctzlcrs had the James
Opel family for dinner on Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bender and
family, of near Hartville O., Wis
tied the Mahlon Blenders. Sunday.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs William
BoWscr. Sunday, we're Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Younkin. of Grants
Vile; Fred BoWscr and family, of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-01-29

Laura Metzlcr. Susie Orcndorf
Amelia Brennoman and Leah
Bethel were helping Mrs Park
Opel quilt, Monday.
Ernest Brcnncman had as guests
Sunday, Carl Brenneman and
family and Hugh BrCnncman and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-01-29

the George BoWscr family Sunday
evening
Mr. and Mrs Hltah OrcncorI
who 1rc foster parents Of baby
boy. accompanied Mrs llclble TO
Baltimore. for the chi}ds imclli-
gence test on Mondav
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-01-29

Accident; Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Brenncman. Mrs. Nelson Orendorf,
and Leah Bethel.
Mrs Simon Opel and sons, and
Homer Ash and son visited the
John lIoyC family at Berlin, sun
dav
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-01-29

family.
Mr. aud Mrs Allen called on the
Melvin Boilers, Friday evening.
Ms. Viola Miller and daughter
Darlene, were Sunday afternoon
visitors Of the Allen Brennemans.
The Allen Brennemans called on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-01-29
GLADES

Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Knox and
and Hamill Glotfalty
called on the James Glotfclty fami-
w, Sunday.
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know where the 50 window tsp"
-. you Just keep on standing
there" said Fields, pointing to
the $50 sign, land you'll find
out soon enough"
Last Tuesday the performers
inn the Russian Festival visited
Vice President Nixon. In his
Office also were Senators George
Aiken, Hubert Humphrey and
Jack Javits. Aiken, Republican
Of Vermont, spoke of the need
for liking each other. Hum
phrey, Democrat of Minnesota,
said: You'll notice that in this
room-though we like each
other-are two Republicans and
one Democratic Senator" And
Javits, Republican of New York.
explained the election process.
the Democratic majority, and
said: I'VE can't help that and
hope to change it after next
years elections" But in the
meantime, he said, they liked
each other.
Jean Carroll tells of the pa
tent who, after months of
treatment, was told by his psy-
chiatrist that he's cured
You're all right now. You're
cured Of your decisions of
grandeur and you'll no longer
imagine that you're Napoleon. "
Wonderful" said the pa
tient. picking up a phone. III
call Josephine right away and
tell her the good news"
A member of the Cabinet,
arguing with a Rockefeller sup
porter. stated that Richard
NixonS battles with Khru-
shchev in Moscow assured him
of the Presidential nomination.
The Rockefeller man dissented,
and said that the Nixon Khru-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-25
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

articles can always hook" He
mentioned their friendly rela-
tons: This is the kind Of a
show where you watch the
others work, and hate them all
they're that good"
There'd been the problem of
billing. Before Gleason was APP
preached about the show, Wal
ter PidgeOn and Eileen Herlis
already had been signed, ano
their contracts had clauses as
suring them Of shared top
billing. But they waived the
clause in Gleason's favor and
he said: II agreed to 1t, be-
cause I didn't want to en-
barrass them" Ruth Warwick
described the Boston ads,
you can see your name and
what show you're in" Gleason
frowned: That's bad. If you
can see what I'm in, then my
billing isn't big enough"
None of them had worked in
musicals before. Means moth
ing" said Gleason. IF a singer
has to act, he's in trouble. But
no actor is in trouble if he has
to sing" He mentioned t'e
British director, Peter Glen
vile, who works in Bermuda
shorts. Fine director, but you
get a feeling, somehow, that
you're on the Bridge on the
River Kwai I'll take direc-
ton from anyon who can di-
rect. I've taken direction from
guys who couldn't direct me to
seth ST."
He ordered more wine, then
discussed his producer. David
Merrick. Smart guy. He stays
away" said Gleason. The
secret Of good producing is to
produce the talent and let them
function" Merrick will face a
novel problem when the
cast moves to Boston, because
the cast has to be supplied
with reasonable accommoda
tons. Gleason said: wait till
Merrick finds out that for me
reasonable accommodations BY
rail means a club car and a
Dixieland band"
y
Luigi AntOnini of the ILGWU
was at the next table and
sent the cast a bottle of wine
Thanks. Luigi" Gleason &C
knowledged. From now on !
buy nothing but ladies gar
ments." He raised a cup OF
wine and toasted Ito the union. >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-25

Antonini's guests cheered and
Gleason said to Pidgeon
That's one way Of building
theater parties. They'll applaud
by clicking thimbles."
Miss Warwick and Miss Her.
lie spoke Of a song speciality
Pidgeon will do and described
1t glowingly, That's when
Gleason revealed his secret
weapon-his talent Tor hypno-
tism. He warned Pidgeon ex-
actly how he intended to hyp-
notize his costars on opening
night. And when do we snap
out of it?" Pidgeon asked
Jackie said: after the rave
reviews" They glanced at their
watches. 1t was time to return
to rehearsals, at the Winter
Garden.
III walk" said Pidgeon
THE theater's only a block
away" Gleason gave him a
hypnotic glare; Walk a block
Well use my car. It's air con-
ditioned and is exactly a block
long"
The FBI and SEC are check
ing further into an indicted
financier, because of a COM
plant by TrujillO that the man
sold him $75O,OOO of worthless
stock Harold Rome bought
the rights to Providence Is
land" a novel by Jacquetta
Hawkins, wife of J. b. PriestIey.
Rome will adapt it into a musi-
cal Greta Carlo promised
Jean COcteau that she'll do a
one minute walk-on in his new
Aim. which starts next month
Charles Holland, an Ameri-
can Negro, will sing the title
role Of "Otello" in a full-length
TV show for BIC Three
Hollywood studios bid 81 mil
lion for the movie rights tc
Gypsy"
Benny Fields, the minstrel
was a 50 bettor at the track. He
once saw a fellow Friar at the
$50 window, and asked him
where the 50 window was. The
man snickered: How should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-25
A Juq of Wine

NEW YORK-Jackie Glea-
son sat in the back room Of the
Capri, and ordered wine for
his fellow performers in Take
Me Along" He lit their Gig
arets with his gold lighter,
which still has no monogram
"Yes," he sighed, "it shows
I'm still insecure. I like gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-25

AIpNnUT DRIVEN
Ass@ S~s OF. A-el00
2ool left Dovis Hwy. Arlington
Just Over the 18th Street Bridge
DRAG STRIP RIOT" YvoNNE
h ANp c A s;a$; s SCI Fl Mar" S2R-
LOWE, at $3.50 No, 8, az AND
ANXIOUS" MARY WEBSTER,
at IL. Cartoon. Box once
Opens at 7:l5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-25
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THE HORSE SOLDIERS"-William Holden John Wayne
in hrst-rate John Ford Civil War action drama
"ASK ANY GIRL"-Shirley MacLane'S Cannes award
Torrance sparks lively romantic comedy
"AROUND THE WORLD IN 30 DAYS"-Cantnfas and David
Niven in a laugh filled film Of the Jules Verne fable.
"a HOLE IN THE HEAD"-Frank Sinatra back in his old
form with frOcsOme comedy starring Frank Snara.
"THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK"-GeOrge Stevens poignant
movie of the famed personal journal of World War ii.
"SHANE"-Jean Arthur Van Hefin and Alan Ladd In a
superior Western directed by George Stevens.
"SOME LIKE 1T HOT"-JaCk Lennon and Tony Curtis
pair of spurious girls MariIyn Monroe a real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-25

shchev story was more than
balanced by the story of Steve
Rockefeller marrying a maid.
Throughout history" he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-25

pointed out, Cinderella always
has been a more popular story
than st. George and the
Dragon"