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Arkansas State press., 1959-08-07

Provincial furnishings with
background of sandalwood and
toast decor with matching wall
to wall carpeting. The electric
kitchen which can more easily be
described as every woman's
dream, is a series of built-in
cabinets of Philippine mahogany,
and built-in oven.
Hostesses who were beautifully
and enticingly gowned in after
five attire were: Mrs. Emily
Clark, Mrs. Lennie Hood, Mrs.
Henrietta Robby, Mrs. Olivia
Hamilton, Mrs. Leona Berry, Mrs.
Inez Mercer, Mrs. Cleo Crater
Mrs. Elaine Mays, Mrs. Anna
Jean Jones, Mrs. Faustenia Be-
mar. Recorded music was in
charge of Howard Bomar.
Out-of-town guests were DR.. and
Mrs. Delmar Edwards. Fort
Smith; Dr. and Mrs Ernest Bur
nell, Camden; and Dr.. Luke Mel
son, Chicago
Catering service was in charge
Of Mrs Bernice Bowman
Little Rock is proud of this pro
gressiye and enterprising couple,
who are the parents Of two young
sons DR.. Jackson is a product Of
Little Rock public schools, and is
one of the first graduates of the
Arkansas Medical school.
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WARNING ORDER

State OF Arkansas,
County of Pulaski
MARCEL T.. Henderson, Plaintiff
VS. No. 1904
Isiah Henderson, Defendant
The Defendant Isiah Henderson, is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff
MARCEL E. Henderson
Dated July a. 1859
Thad d Williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
J. r. Booker
Attorney ad Litem.
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
By Ealy Red d. c.
7:17-24-31;3;7 It
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Masons, 0ES In
Pine Bluff Meet

The Prince Hall Masonic lodge
and Grand chapter, OES opened
their annual meetings Wednesday
in Pine Bluff for three days.
About 1000 delegates are eX-
pected to be on hand for the
meetings.
This will be the S7th annual
meeting for the masons, and the
74th for the Eastern Stars.
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-07
DR.. and Mrs. N. A.
jackson AT Home"

Sunday afternoon, August 2
between the hours of 4 to Z, DR..
and Mrs. M. A. Jackson were at
home to several hundred friends
who viewed the interior Of their
ultra-modern ranch type home at
2212 Ringo street. Spectators
were greeted by the cordial Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-07
AROUND NO. LITTLE ROCK

Mr.. and Mrs. johnnie Lawrence
If SIS Hickory street have re-
turned home after mentioning in
Detroit
The Friendship club met Wed
nesday at the home of Mr.. and
Hrs. Harry Hughes, 90S Beech
street, to celebrate Mr.. Hughes
birthday "A delicious dinner was
served. He received many useful
gifts. Mrs. Evelyn Hattison, presi
dent, Mrs. d. Hughes secretary.
The Women's Unity Council
viii meet Monday, 2 p. m. at First
Baptist church, 9th & Pine SITS,
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Evangeline Freeman, who direct
ed them to Mrs. Freddie Massie
who graciously presided over the
guest book. Guests were then pre-
scented to the Members of the re
ceiving line which included along
with DR.. and Mrs. jackson RTg
Mary Jackson, stepmother Mr.
and Mrs. Roosevelt Thomas, unclJ
and aunt of the couple
Next visited by viewers was the
main area of the structure pre-
dominantly furnished with French
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-07
Malvern

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Sanders
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-07
WARNING ORDER

County of Pulaski
State Of Arkansas,
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Joe Mcdonald Plaintiff
VS. No. 106617
Jettie Mae Mcdonald Defendant
The Defendant Jettie Mae Nc
Donald, is warned to appear in
this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint of the
plaintiff Joe Mcdonald.
Dated: July 14th 1859
[ohn 3 Gulley
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn F. Walther
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Airline Turner d G
7:17-24-31;3:7 At
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Mrs. Aliean Smith, 1901 lizard
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-07

Rev. V. M. Banks, pastor The
principal speaker will be Herbert
Tyson, executive secretary of the
Urban League. Mrs. r. L. Phillips
president.
Rev. L. G. Woodland of Philadel-
phia is conducting revival at
the First Baptist church. 26th &
Gum streets, through this week.
Rev. J. S. Woodland, pastor.
The Singing Union will be he. J
Sunday, 2:30 p. M, at King
Solomon Baptist church. Rev. Leo
Thomas, pastor, E. Jackson, presi
dent, Mrs. d. Hughes, secretary
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WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Alberta McGehee Plaintiff
VS.. No 113030
Alex McGehee Defendant
The Defendant. Alex McGehee, is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint OF the plaintiff
Alberta McGehee
Dated: July 18th. 1859
W. w Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Clayton Freeman
Attorney ad Litem.
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline Turner
7.17-24-31;8.7 at
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and children, OWE Lee, Sue and
Chester, jro are vacaticning in
Washington, d. c. and Baltimore.
While in Washington, they will
be the house guest OF Mr.. and
Fdrs. Leroy Stevenson and daugh-
ter Miriam. Miss Birter Jean
Jacobs visited with her mother,
Mrs. Ruby Donelson and other
relatives and friends last week.
She returned to Little Rock Sun
day night where she will remain
for a few days before leaving for
Tampa, Florida.
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-07

street, has returned home after
vacationing with her son at New
York, her sister at Detroit, which
included a boat ride into Canada.
Returning she was the guest of
friends and relatives at Chicago.
= Rev. John r. Williams, pastor
of First Baptist, 23rd and Jeffer-
son Avenue. Newport News, Vir-
ginia was a visitor in the office
of the State Press last week
Rev. Williams is president of the
Virginia Baptist BTU convention
and the Observation-Disclosures Minis
terial Alliance.
The Twelve Art Handcraft club
met at the residence of Mrs.
Lottie Brock, 2104 Denison street,
with the president officiating thu
session. Art instructor was Mre
Vermadel Brooks. following which
a delightful repast was served b,
the hostess. President, Mrs. Brock
Mrs. Odessa Waller, reporter
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-07
YOUTH UNIT NAACP
LIFE MEM Der

NEW YORK-The New Jersey
State Conference Of NAACP youth
councils and college chapters this
week became the first NAACP
youth unit to become a life mem
Der in the Association.
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= IT. II
ARag E@mla

Mrs Bette Toombs, No. 2 Ives
Walk was stricken last week with
polio. She is confined to her
hcme because of an oyererowded
condition at University hospital,
Collins Temple Baptist church
Willing Workers club will pre-
sent Miss Martha Moore in re-
eital Sunday, August 8 at 400
.. III. in the Dunbar Community
center. The public is cordially in
vited Mrs. A. Glaseo, captain, DR..
4. Nichols, pastor.
Mrs. Bobby Jones 1910 w. 18th
left Monday night for a vacation
at Chicago and neighboring com
munities. She will be guest Of
her uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Jones, il. and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Carmichael of Chicago, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Hayes OF Gary, Ind.
She will be gone all the month
Of August.
Mrs. Aliean Smith, 1901 lizard
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FILE CLERK

with eIanIf01Ic QFHanIEaIInn Tol
en- alert young lady. knQwleoge q
veef Cal icrSonnsi. HUI i } -s20o
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HELP WOMEN

sEAMsFREssEs - experienced
drnperles. 40 work Ia Hhop only,
fcIlwAn BROS me- iiot
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Experience preferred; must
b. able 70 work any hours
q e.. sns s Sa i gsr R hr . Il s, sn
free Transportation.
D. G. Transit System, Inc.
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SECRETARY

good opporunity for an experienced to gain
rewarding employment private local industry Position
seeretarsl and Teeeptionst duties In
the once . executive.
Applicant should skill tipping shorthand. and
dealing By phone and in person.
We onsr pleasant WORKING atmosphere BEAUTIFULLY air
conditioned eonEen associates comprehensive fringe
bnent program other attractive employment features
We would expect at IS and deta-
ton at diplomacy in dealnE with callers
A resume is requested stating seeretaria BACKGROUND
Include age, marital status, salary and when available
ALL RESUMES CAREFULLY AND coEFDENTIALLY CONSIDERED
BOX 199-K, STAR
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RESIDENT MANAGER, for small
apartment bldg. mr.. Dupont CIR
Gle: likht duties: apt. only. Apply
Rns 319, l424 K st. NV. Ca
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! FILE CLERK

hoas once: 35-hcnr week. mani
pRicKs' 81 81 s.sq5s. for interview nj
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SECRETARY

Busy home builders once.
Excellent pay for versatile
girl under IS. capable Of
doing varied work in con-
nection with sales, legal,
etc. Good shorthand and
typing required. 5-day, 3 70
$40. Modern downtown
building. Ma. S-0257.
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SECRETARY to operate general con-
once ciose-in Silver Spring: 5-day
week. 9-5: neat typist, good at
figures. shorthand not essential;
under IS years: salary open. start
Immediately. Write experiences
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ReserYationist to 1868.


NO NhpTEACLINC, PoVI
Afr lines win train attractive Girl
who types q hit, to help. travellers
F R,sn Sni etc' RUSH. NANCY a.1Y
LEE, 347 washington Bldg. NE.
S-l7b1 tEmpl. 6ervicel. White.
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1905 M ST. NV.

SECRETARY, $3.50
Network executive needs private
secretary immediately: personality
ans poise more important than
experience or seeretarIal sEillsi
See NANCY LEE $40 Wakhington
BidE.. NE. s-I751 0mpl. servieei.
XhitA.
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SIAN eTNE81En - Experienced
sewinn custom slip covers and
drAperies. 10 work 10 shop only,
scIIwtn /, BROS NC iiot
sEAMsTREss for ladies' ready-to.
s vsss SEC issa Ds Conn., Snls ave. snps' need
SECRETARY 70 president 81
Cooperation: knowledge Of general
once procedure and able 10 as
slsl hookkeeper IN routine. Our
employees know Qi thl. - Wrlte
salary expected 20 BOX Hos, Star.
SECRETARY. TO attorney real
estate lItIe experiences prsiertsa:
si IEss2nai'I ssssy o ssEr w W. AZ.
ary commensurate with ability.
Can AP. 7-5400, for appointment.
SECRETARY 10 top executive Of
4 future for bright young woman
with proficiency In shorthand and
06RRkIL, Ex, $1,000.
SECRETARY = Law firm desires
competent secretary, sT. 3-l025.
uutAa 9NoN uut.Aas w. - -
sECRETARY--l girl law once IN
southern Bldg. Knowledge q
shorthand ana typine necessary.
Peasant ss TpcrEins sonaieisns
day week. Please answer Box
SECRETARY, capable. fast and &C.
curate, for varied duties, IN con-
oenlaf air-eondftf0ned mice. NE
S-6Si5. -
sECRETARY-Position with pro-
rressiye national assoc: open Inn
mediately for competent secre-
tary; shorthand and typlng es-
sentiai; 5-day week; excel. ,worktng
conde. In modern air-cond. bldg;
iibeFai empl. dement's. Interview
hy appointment. Call RE. 7-544O,
SECRETARY, expert typinR and
shorthand: must have own trans
portation, Salary commensurate
with ability. cRIss BROS INC"
SECRETARY AND SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR, white: new atr-conu.
apartment house, upper Conn. ave-;
b-day week, $3.50. TO 1850, no
Saturday or sunday; $50 per
Resident MANAGER. EN-. $3.50.
SECRETARY, Is 70 So. interesting
position with varied responsi9ln-
ties, shorthand required. 5-day,
$S 4ssn.-E Essl ild sTins "a p ssSss
SECRETARY. real estate ONCE:
s.e.; experienced shorthand and
SyplnE;; "a ese ~ 70 oi ~ w hPpp,T
pi. Sc, 10. 2-420O.
SECRETARY with patent law expe-
rience Dietaphone, shorthand.
s iiaS.insM Taia s.4 SSaSo' SSO warner
SECRETARY, $425
Busy top-echelon executive needs
confidential "GirI Friday imme-
diateiy: TOP future for experienced
secretary. NANCY LEE, 347
Washington Bldg, ME. S-1T51
(Empl. Servicel. White.
SECRETARY - Thoroughly exper.:
fast accurate shorthand and typ
ing required for law firm: age to
40; 5-day. 40-hour week; salary
$4,000. ME. s-OO23.
SECRETARY, to dept. head Of
clinic; must have ability to work
with figures, type so wds. per
min. shorthand min. IS wds. per
min; 40-hr. week, % days an
nual leave per ". IS days sick
leave. Insurance. and retirement
plan, free medical and hospitali-
zation coverage; salary open. Elk.
3-593S.
to operate general con.
tractors one-girl, aforementioned
once ciose-in Silver Spring: 5-day
week. 9-5: neat typist, good at
figures, shorthand not essential;
Immediately, Write experience
and references TO Box 244-K, star
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sEcRETARY-This is Just the DO
sition for a airl Who wants TO get
into TV work. Duties will be
handing trafic. greeting visitors
and general secretarial. AGE to
80; s-day wk.. SIS. Miss Kelly,
SMELLING AGCY., sos 14fh, NV,
ST. 3-6eS6.
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PIX OPERATOR

PAX ORR, Arl, exp. mentor board
and TYP. & a. $500. POTOMAC
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Business school grad. or 2 yrs.
exper. pref; sood shorthand nee;
fits. Falls Church area. Call Q to
5. JE. 2-5S01.
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LADIES coLoRED-sl0 A DAT
10 train ~ beauty eouneeiorl'
APPLY Monday san . an svs . ~
LIBRARIAN fchIldrenla work nu-
porvlsoF), start $4,000. disability
to obtain Llhrarian'e Professional
Certincale from the State Of vlr-
dren's work flelq. ,ineludlnG one
year with . public library Apply
ARLINGTON COUNTY pEkSQE-
MEL DEPARTMENT, eo4y 18th
ssI lEsSsLsoan sl 4sssS6. s saF soi q
LOBBY GIRL, $325
one q aqx1town ' Wsshlng ton !:
an attractive friendly glrl q, greet
visitors entering their leoby.
answer auestlonl. phone, etc,i hsht
typinR--MEET PEOPLE, Nancy
Lee, 341 Washington Bldg. NE.
6-f55l. Emp. 1ervicel white.
MAIDS, Al New York homes; live
w.. ~ dvar v WITT nm kcsFN.
cY, IS Lincoln, Roslyn Hts, NJ Y,
MAID, white, hotel room maid for
high class building; part time. 3
days q week. including sunday. on
hourly basis. Apply ct $500 Wis
cousin ave. between 3 pm. and
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NELp W0MEM


SUMMER EMPLOYMENT
Unusual opportunity for interegtine
work. deallng with ANAL children,
part or fnil-tlme work guaran-
teed income. Write. stAtine edu-
s sanssr g ssI sss SIX Star phone
TEACHERS. WHITE, ouALiPfKp
Public seh ~, l 1 end oui,ot-
sl.i s,sa ;ssOI se,sn n, nu az.
Phys. 3D. Guidance. Library ana
elem. positions.
BOARDING and Day Private schools,
S300-Sl50 mo-, English, History,
Math, Science, Lknguane. and
elementary positions,
AZ Ap PAM y TEASEERs az AGENCY .sSas
TELEPHONE cANvAssERs. fun or
part time; work IN our once. part
time, s:3O-ia:50 shift; or 1890
$3.50; or full shift: 81 per hour.
UNIVERSAL CARPETS. 957 Boni-
FAINT st., silver sprins, ~. 9-4sls,
Apply Mon. or Tues. e-is.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. must
have multiple board experienced;
b-day. 4O-hour week: goo dis-
worth-while dement's, Apply be-
tween $3.50 am. and 1850 pm,
WOODWARD a LOTHROp. per-
sonnet once. l1th and Y SITS. NV.
TELEPHONE sQLICiToRA work
from your own home: TOP commits
sion and bonus, Call Du. 7-373s.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. part
time, exper. only. Box 26S-K,
St-f.
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MELP WOMB

sEcRETeEY. KinE 81, wilI train
sssc, FscstQsASc MIL oil Klas
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Sears, Roebuck and Co.
$500 WILSON BLVD.


ARLINGTON, VA.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, must
like to work with figures: 4O-hr
week. Apply In person, 09l4 9Th
St. NV.
GIRL, coldred, to operate short
unit press machine. II exper. apply
SAM CHAN, 1892 Peniia. ave. NV,
MA. $500.
GIRL FRIDAY-Personable, intel
ligent young woman, under 30.
wanted as typist and Girl Erioay
In the pharmacy At the ROCK
Vile Medical Center. Salary open.
Call for interview appts 20!
2-437l, s Il
GIRL FRIDAY. 70 train Tor sales
receptionist. in PHOTOGRAPHIC
studio. Apply IN person, 10 to Il
am. al week. ANTONs, 1927
r 81. nv.
GIRL FRIDAY. in physical therapy
dept. Excellent opportunity for
dependable person. Pleasant per-
sonality and accurate tipping re.
quired. Experience In medical held
preferred. viii assume more re-
sponsibility as capabilities are
proven. Apply personnel once,
WASHINGTON HOSPITAL CEN
TER, ITO Irving st. NV, Monday
Wednesday, 3 AND pm.
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SECRETARY

SECRETARY
Convenient Conn. Ave. Area
Interesting position in air.
conditioned Ring Building
office for responsible typ
list. No shorthand, 5-day
week, 7-hour day. Good
starting salary and paid
benefits. Apply in person.
Personnel Department
1905 M ST. NV.
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WOODWARD g.
LOTHROP
PERSONNEL OFFICl
11th and = SITS. NV

PERSUNNEL OFFICE
18th and r SITS. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Our
ad may be small but our clientele
is large and select, the hourly
rate is high and the work sched-
ule, flexible. You can work .-3
SSays per wk; or fun time 4 yol
w,p.m. typ. Age is no handicap
Il you qualify otherwise. TELE
SEC, 100 Eye st. NV. RE.
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TYPIST

Duties will consist primarily Of typ
ing. Speed so v.p.m. Some Ming
and general clerical duties. Per-
manent position with many CON-
pany DEMENT'S.
CALL FE. 3-74OO. EXT. $50
BETWEEN o AN. AND s Pm.
TYPIsT-CLERK. good typing abil-
ity: excel. working eonds. and sal
airy, no fee. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, sos 14th NV.
TYPIsT, cPA once, 311s-hr- s.
day wk Perm. group, life and
capitalization: pleasant atr-cond
once. AD. 4-2I00.
TYPIsT-PSM exper. pref: 40
w.p.m.; Offset shop: &l,75 per hr.
for producer. tx. $3.50.
TWISTS, cleo. 90 W.p m. air-eOn-
ditioned once. 18th and Eye St.
NV. Your preference 4 or 5 hrs.
. day $500 hr. CAL Ne $3.50.
TYPIsT - Under IS. permanent
position, IDEAL working conditions.
Modern once, 5-day week. Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATL, IHe.
CO. s12 woodward Blog.
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FRIDAY
WHERE ARE your

I am q general superintendent and
technical director Of a chemical
speciality manufacturing plant and
In dire need Of q girl Friday TO be
my secfetarlal assistant. Am will
ing 10 pay $1,000 per ". TO COM
petent person. Write Box cas-,
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HOBBY GIRL. $325
MANAGER

SIS 900 salary; plus oppty. 35-year-
old nationally known cosmetic
company seeks an aegressive, dy-
manic sales manager who has
direct-t0-the-hom sales exp. Must
have ability to recruit, train and
force. Lesdsrship quality. Give all
details. Box I53-K, Star.
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General clerical

Scars has I opening IN the audit
knowledge helpful. but not neces-
sary as We viii train, Work 40
hour. 5-day week. the one. who
qualities will participate In Sears
many outstanding company bene-
fitS. Apply IN person.
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SECRETARY

Capable young woman, for down
town ONCE; pleasant surroundings,
excellent starting salary. plus en-
ploye benefits: shorthand not re-
ouired, dictaphone experience help
full. STATE FARM MUTUAL
AjToMoBiLE INSURANCE CO.,
phone NE. S-6545.
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SECRETARY

SECRETARY. excel. location Sc:
ADAMS AGENCY. sos 14th NV
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Program Listines
5-Medie. Orono.

5-Medie. Drama.
A mother suspects the BODY
sitter OF murder. Richard Boone
stors. tRepeot.)
7-Top Pro Golf.
I Heus. Som Sneod vs.. Lionel
Hebert. 6oco Ration. Fla.
Sam Sothern Show. COMEDY.
Koty inherits q bundle Of woe
when she boby-sits for neigh
Dor. Ann Sothern. Don Porter.
1000
4-Arthur Murroy Porty. Color.
5-Mon Behind the Bodee.
Charles Bickford stors.
S-Desilu Playhouse. Droro.
! Hour. "BolIod for O 6odmon.
A bounty hunters search for
suspected bonk robber and killer
leods hin, TO O travelling troupe
Jone Russell, Steve Forrest, jack
Haley, Mischo Auer. tRepeotl
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June IS


1890
4-Medollion Theoter. Drama.
5-Douslos Foirbonks Presents.
7-Joseph Mecoffrey. News.
lo:4o
7-Sports. News. Weather.
Sieoel. Molkie. Allen.
1900
4-News ond loeoI News.
Horkness. Word.
5-Starliqht Theater. Movie.
ia Hours. They Knew What
They Wonted." 1910. Chorles
Louehton, Corole Lonbord.
~ Led Three Lives. Intrigue.
Richard Corlson stors.
9-Nc"s. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. Douglas. Ooniels.
Has
4-News. Weather. Sports.
Rosh Forester. Simpson.
9-'he '.ote Show. Movie.
ia Hours. Angel on the Ar1c-
zon. l94s. A pilot folls IN love
with girl with mysterious
post. George Brent. Vero RoIston.
1880
4-Joek Poar Show. Variety.
IA Hours. Genevieve, Herr,ione
0inoold visit
7-EIleFy Queen. Crime.
IA Hours. "elleY Queen in the
Penthouse Murder" Ralph Bel
Iony
l2:45
5-Thousht for the Doy.
1.-The Lords Prayer.
100
4-lnspirotion.
o-Meditotion. Weather.
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MONDAY
800

4-Peter Gum. Adventure.
1.-THE Portrait" Gum discovers
O political bloekreiIine scheme
when he is hired by q Senotor's
wife TO loeote O missing painting.
Croie Stevens, Hanna lendy.
7-Pontomime Quiz. Panel.
Mike Stokey, host.
9-The Denny Themes Show.
Tony Bennett is feotured os
Cousin Stephen. tRepeot.)
$50
4-TV Theotcr. Drama.
1.-THE Best Way to Co." A copy
writer, suspected by his osso-
ciotes Of having q fotol disease,
quits his Job ond tokes his son
on prolonged boot trip. 6ory
Merrill, Jay c. Flippen, Joseph
Sonesso.
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dated, and by how much? Each
one fills out q detailed ques-
tionnaire, telling where he was
when the bomb went of, how
far from the center, whether
in an open field, in q building
or shelter, and what kind,
whether he was injured. or had
any radiation symptoms soon
after the bombing.
Dr.. Yokota reports more
leukemia among bomb survi-
vors. He is treating patients
with anemiaS, liver complica-
tons, Q few with cancers.
The hospital cares for nearly
100 patients at q time, will be
expanded soon to accommodate
about ESQ.
Some patients go home
after treatment. q few have
stayed for q year so far. anc
some die. Autopsies are per-
formed.
Reports Go to Ministry
All reports are submitted II
the welfare ministry for de-
termination whether radiation
effects were involved, DR.. 70
kota says.
Death reports are sent u
City Hall, where survivors hat
first to register. along with tn
fact whether the person wa
an A-bomb survivor. urheSS tn,
family insists that details no
be listed.
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Prime Minister Fidel Castro has
a strange idea Of democracy. To
him Cuba seems to represent
the purest form Of Athenian
democracy because the crowds
come out at his beck and call
to cheer for his leadership.
Mr.. Castro rails against die
tatorships. in Latin America,
and 1t Is likely he is completely
sincere In believing himself a
champion Of liberty. On the sur
face there's liberty in Cuba.
A man can talk openly II he
chooses. But II he is overheard,
he can be in for trouble. A
newsman can print what he
wants without a censor looking
over his shoulder. But when II
appears in print he can flno
himself in hot water.
There seems little prospect
for free electt:-ls in Cuba fol
years-nor is there much pros
pect for formation Of real op-
position political activity.
| Mr.. Castro, however, does not
appear to relate these things
to dictatorship. It's Just that
he does not seem to permit
Cubans any doubt about the
road they're travelling.
Some aspects of the develop
ing revolution have an ugly
look, though on the surface
they might appear innocent
enough.
For example. there are thu
"Patrullas Juvenile s'-th'
Youth Patrols. On the surface
these are little more than Bo!
Scout-type organizations de-
voted to fine and patriots
ideals. But underneath the!
seem something else again.
The Youth Patrol made It
appearance in olive drab uni