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h0v many hours PAN AIMS ZntercontineMtQZ jet Clippers
cut from your tans-Pacjfc flight times

Starting in September, you will be able to
fly by Pan Am Jet Clipper to Hawaii and
Japan.
You will fly to these Pacific destinations at
speeds up to 900 miles per hour, in deep
cushioned comfort, aboard Pan ANS fabulous
Intercontinental Jet Clippers. These new Jet
liners, built by Boeing, are the largest, longest
range jet aircraft in the world
The Intercontinentals are the new sister ships
of Pan AIMS record breaking 707 Jet Clippers
that have already carried more than 10000
passengers across the Atlantic.
From the West Coast gateways Of the United
States, your flight time to Honolulu will be cut
almost in halt. The Hawaiian Islands are an
incredibly short hours away! And with these
new Jet services, the entire Orient is closer than
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Kenneth r. Durant, 81, and Ernestins
Fletcher Is, both Of 3411 10th pl
Samuel R. Long, A., 16e Tennessee
ave ave ne, and Bernice d. Belt, 20,
Daniel W. culivan, 80, New London.
Conn. and Media NJ. Kelser, %, Sill
Charles W. Martin, So, and Jeanne NJ
william r. 0C Hen a ssnmC rs West
Hyattsyille. Nd, and Nancy Ladd,
%, Tskona Park, Nd.
Patrick J. Cata.fo. 81, and Irene NJ.
schwimmer, is, both of Brooklyn,
Daniel r. Nelson, e5. 300 eeth st
340l Stantcn I'd Sc,
Michael A. Patton, os, SULPHUR
Springs; Tex, and Nancy 10 Pores
man. go 6O1O Broad Branch I'd.
David l.. Goldrich, %. Freenort. N. y.
and Marlene S. Levinsohn. FL, An
Ronald 3. ouion; %; i4s2 g St. gp,SHs
and Barbara ]. MeNeill' 49, olOS
cu S II; NV w. Lerch, %. Rockville
Nd, and Ann E. Carly, 25, e4sO
18th st. NV.
John J. czervinski, 90, Greet Es dli.
Mont Non and Janet M Jones' 20 2ol4
Charles w. Anderson. 90. st.. Pz,l.
Mimi, and Barbara r. Beck, 49,
Silver Spring.
Stanley ssntorios. "a, Silver Spring.
and Demetra-Lambrini Vriones, 22'
602 Debated pl. NV
James H. shifiet, 25. Union City. Ind
and Theresa 10 Mclaughlin, ~,
Takoma PARK Md
Tom L.. Albsrtson. -, Pueblo; Cole; ::
and Ann Kinney. 81 3sl2 Beecner
Benet Lii,rsgren. 81. New York CITY.
and Kelsey o'connor, "a, eOs5
Huidekoper pl. NV.
Warner D. McBryde. q. Detroit; Mich !:
and Annice M. Robinson, 81 1907
Paul y lyons IONS 90. 1899 irving st. NV.
and Mary A. Ball, 20, 5112 Conneeti-
cut ave. NV.
Paul r. PAYNE. 20. 1882 SARGENT rS
Asia Russell ave. ne
and Bertha Lewis. %. Enfield. NC.
Richsrd e Ami. %, 1891 Otis st. NE.
and Elizabeth A, Schultz. 81, $500
Wayne P. Eeiton. 81. 14t4 18th st,
NV. and Louise E. o'Neill. IL.
Alan Cooper, ~. Philsdelphis. snd
Joan Joan g; Levinson' FL Fredericks-
charles aries 4 wenzpl. "a. Riveresle, Md
and Mildred steinbinder, 70, 5113
Connecticut ave. NV.
Robert H. McCrary, q, no address
M listss a cTe.k Ma " va 3. Adkins 90
Thomas Young. n: and Fattie E.
Richardson "a. both Of 739 st. NV.
Stuart w. Mcintosh, 30, Saginaw,
Mich, and Drusilla G Mathews, "a.
Kenneth D. FRYE. 90. 72a Emerson st.
ne. and Lille Myers, 20, 901
Rhode Island ave. NV.
Thomas ]. Kennedy. 30. Miami, Fla,
and Jane H. Gidden, 81, West
vincent %GTd' F + sssssni. AS. Fvattsville,
md Helen S shull' &c. BridEstOn'
Euioeio Gomez. o5. Marlin. Tex, and
BI.o'lSbye % seawrieht' 90 Green
James H Harrison. 90. Falls Church,
and Rita E. Spain, %. 211S 37th
element lem A. Griscom, 81. Radnor, Pa,
and Priscilla A. Hustled, "a. 5033 v
George II. Kim, %, Irvington. N. Y,
and Silver A. White, 81, 1852 Con-
gress ST. Sc.
William A. Banks. 81, Jackson, Miss,
and Betty L. Lawson, IS, 2346 Mich
Ronald W. Farabee. %. 2ee6 Cathedral
ave. NV, and Antoinette Aicale, ~,
Alexandria.
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ever before. Whether you travel for business or
pleasure, you'll appreciate the precious time
these flights will save you.
On every flight you will be able to choose
from either deluxe President Special. for the
utmost in luxury, or Tourist-fare RainbotU
service.
These new Pacific Jet Clipper services, to-
gether with the equally new Jet Polar service
from the West Coast to Europe, further expand
Pan Ans network of Jet Clipper routes routes
which will soon unite the major cities in the
farthest corners of the earth by the worlds fast
est airliners.
Nothing takes the place of being there -.
nothing takes you there like Pan Am.
Coll your TroveI Agent or Ticket Office
Republic 1900 1900 K Street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. ldW couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. ,Dast three
fun days and receiUe the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Evening star., 1959-02-01

tein content that Swift skills can
vide. These are blended with just en-
of baby's favorite vegetables and
ais to round out their vitamin
mineral content, and, because the,
Swift, all of these great new Pr,
foods are designed for happy eatir
Evening star., 1959-02-01
The
Protein


During baby's important first year
his protein needs are several times
greater than yours ION a pound for
pound basis). This is when the lean,
high-protein meats in Swift's High
Meat Dinnersdomos to quicken the
wonder of baby's growth and de-
velopment This is the Protein Age!
Evening star., 1959-02-01

Naturally baby gets doctor-approved
amounts of meat in these delicious new
High Meat Dinners. But it's in select
ing and preparing the kind of meat that
goes into them where Swift really shines.
Each and every cut comes from the
heart of the lean, with the highest pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
Women Amateurs Await
Poirings for Next Week

The oficial word TO "play
away" in the seth women's
Amateur golf championship at
Congressional Country Club is
three days on. but the an
nouncement that the l2e con-
testants have been awaiting viii
be made late today.
Under q new procedure by the
sponsoring United States Golf
Association, the pairings have
been held UP until the registra-
ton deadline this year.
Joseph c. Dey, IT,. Of New
York, executive secretary Of the
USGA, win supervise the pair
ings to be made after the regis
tration deadline at 3 pm. today.
Anne Quasi. the defending
champion, jeanne Gunderson,
the 1857 winner, and about q
half dozen others will be spot
ted through what the USGA re-
fers to as q sporting draw"
Washington gained an eighth
player yesterday when Mrs.
Edward C. Ferriday, jr., OF
Chevy Chase. two-time District
champion. won an alternate's
berth. Mrs. Ferriday has been
notified and has accepted. Her
handicap was q fraction of q
stroke over the minimum when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
2OO-Lap Race
Leads Auto
Racing Gard

First-place money Of $500
viii lure more than 20 leading
drivers Of the Penn-Mar Auto
Racing Association to Old
Dominion Speedway for tomor-
row nights 2o0-lap late-model
stock car race.
Elmo Langley Of Wheaton Ia
expected to drive the same 1857
Chevrolet In which he won q
Penn-Mar l50-lapper at Marl-
boro Motor Raceway four
weeks ago.
At least nine Of the top 10
Penn-Mar scorers this season
are entered. led by Mace Mat
tingly Of Leonardtown and Jim
Parsley Of Silver Spring. cur
rently the leader and runner
up.
Paul Parks AID Bob Trees
both from Columbus. Ohio, also
have been invited to the $3.50
start Of time trials. A pair Of
15-lap qualifying heats viii
|precede the main event.
The auto and motorcycle
racing schedule:
TemeFrew
Old Dominion speedway-Penn-Mai
late models, 200 laps, $50.
Sunday
.Aauasco epeedway-Drag racing
10 an.
Old Dominion speedwsy-Drag rae
Ing, 10 am.
Vista acknowledgements. si'
Trenton, N. J.-ARDc-usAc mids'
cts, $50 miles, IL noon.
Williams Grove. Pa.-Lucky LII,
Memorial sprint car race, six events
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
Colts and Giants Meeting
Again in Dallas Tonight

Thanking clifford in the
Giants starting backfield will
be Halfbacks Alex Webster and
Phil King and Fullback Mel
Triplett.
The Colts defeated the Col
lege All-Stars. geo, In their
previous start. while the Giants
lost to Philadelphia, 2i-l7.
The Redskins meet the Rams
In Los Angeles in another ex-
hibition game tonight. Tomor-
row night. the Cleveland
Browns play the Detroit Lions
In Akron. Ohio; the Chicago
Cardinals face the Pittsburgh
steelers in Austin. Tex. and
the Chicago Bears tackle the
Philadelphia Eagles in Lynn,
Mass. The lone game Sunday
finds the Green Bay Packers
and the Forty-Niners clashine
In San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-N
TELEVISION
Friday

4GAA1 v 10AOAN
Friday
Baseball
Orioles VS.. Indians, WJZ-1S
(Baltimore). 8 pm.
Football
Baltimore Colts VS.. New York
Giants, WTOP-9, 10 pm.
Boxing
Sonny Ray vs.. Won Clay,
WRC-4, 10 pm.
Saturday
Bowling
Duckpin Juniors, WMAL-7, !
pm.
Bowl the Champ. WNdAL-7.
5 pm.
Racing
The Travers,, 8 q IRA tog q.
WTOP-9, 4:30 pm.
Football
Chicago Cardinals VS.. Pitts
burgh Steelers. WMAL-7, 10
pm.
Sunday
Baseball
Orioles VS.. Tigers, WJz-13
Baltimore). 1880 pm.
RADIO
Friday
Baseball
Senators VS.. White Sox,
WTOP. o pm.
Boxing
Sonny Ray VS.. Won Clay,
WRC, 10 pm.
Football
washington Redskins VS.. Los
Angeles Rams, WTOP, 11:15
pm.
Sat Saturday
Baseball
Senators VS.. White Sox,
WTOP, $3.50 pm.
Sunday
Baseball
Senators VS.. AS. WTOP, $3.50
pm. q games).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21

Passing maestro Johnny uni
tas and the pro champion Bal
|timore Colts meet hedging
quarterback Frank clifford and
the New York Giants at the
Cotton Bowl In Dallas tonight.
The exhibition game marks
the first clash Of the teams
since Alan Ameche bolted into
the end zone last December at
S:l5 Of their sudden-death play
|,ff for q 23-l7 Baltimore VIC
tory and the National Football
League title.
Almost all the players who
participated in the heroic
struggle between the Colts and
Giants are back. Foremost
among these IL Unitas. the
Colts standout quarterback.
who set Q league record by
throwing q TOUCHDOWN pass IN
rs consecutive games. Arrayed
with him In the Baltimore
backfield viii be Ameche.
Lenny Moore and L. q. Dupre.
The 0iants-using the same
faces--have made q couple Of
changes. The major one IL the
experiment that has given
Clifford. All-Pro halfback. an
opportunity TO win the No. !
|quarterbacking berth.
The veteran Chuck Conerly
still Is on hand. - Is his long,
| time understudy, Don Heinrich.
Newcomers are George Shaw,
|Baltimore's No. 2 quarterback
acquired by the Giants in q
trade, and New York top draft
pick Lee Grosscup Of Utah.
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NATIONAL

Continued From Page D-1
days. but held the Braves to
two earned runs.
McCovey, the rousing rookie,
had three hits and drove in
three runs, putting it away with
his seventh homer after Mays
had lined his third single with
two out in the ninth. That
gave McCovey three home runs
and seven runs batted in in five
games against the Braves, who
have lost three Of them.
Los Angeles kept the pace,
beating Cincinnati, 8-5, with
seven unearned runs in the
fifth inning.
Pittsburgh defeated st. Louis.
81. and the Cubs split a twi-
night double-header at Phila-
delphia, beating the Phils, GA,
after losing, 8-5. in the replay
of Wednesdays Thinning tie.
The Giants. losing only. a
half game from their lead
while winning but three Of
their last eight, pounded Is
hits of SPAIN (16-13), who
had beaten them six times in
q row since July of last year.
The Giants came from be-
hind with two in the fifth on
Ed Bressoud's double and sim
giles by Jackie Brandt, Mays
and McCovey. They made it
81 in the sixth on Bob
Schmidt's single and Bres-
soud's triple that was mis-
judged by Rookie Lee Maye in
leftfleld. Maye had shifted
from right after Yves Coving-
ton sprained an ankle in the
third inning. Covington will
be out indefinitely.
The Braves scored an I'M
earned run in the first of
Jones (16-11) on a double by
Frank Tore. They didn't score
again until the seventh, and
didn't get their third run until
the ninth.
Los Angeles, beaten by a
seven-run eighth at Cincinnati
the night before, squared
things when a third strike got
past Catcher Ed Bailey with
two out and nobody on base
In the fifth. Banked on two
hits by Bob Purkey (l0-13)
until then, the Dodgers poured
across seven with Charlie Meals
double scoring two runs and
Norm Larker's homer count
ing three.
Danny McDevitt (9-8) won
1t with Larry Sherry's relief
after a pinch homer by Frank
Thomas in the ninth.
Art Schulz drove in two
rightcap runs for the Cubs,
getting the winner home with
q fifth-inning home run. The
Phils took the opener on homers
by Carl Sawatski, who drove in
four runs, and Wally Post as
Ruben Gomez (2-8) won his
first since beating the Cubs
May 81.
Bob Friend (6-15) won two
IN a row for only the second
time this year for the Pirates,
giving up nine hits but tanning
u. Dick Greats triple in the
nth beat the Cards and Ernie
Aoglio (6-10).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
Jones, DoshieII Give
Speed to North Squad

yesterday rs he began work.
outs for the Virginia High
School North-South All-Star
football game August 20 at
Westinghouse.
Jones impressed Mcdonald
with his speed during yester-
days two practice sessions at
Alexandria's Municipal Stadi-
UNI. Dashiell, a solid 180-
FOUNDER, was switched from
halfback to fullback by Nc
Donald, who is trying to de-
velop a Information combina-
ton for use against Coach Ed.
die Bryant's South team in
the inaugural game.
Bill Wentz of George WASH
ington Of Danville, a late addi-
ton to the North squad, is q
real sleeper, Mcdonald report
ed. Wentz, a 6-foot, 180-pound
halfback, is a shifty runner and
will make a good running part
ner for Jones.
Mcdonald also has been i'm
pressed by the punting of Ronald
Jones, Arnold's twin brother.
Coach Bryant also did some
shifting on his South squad yes
terday, moving Harold Lamp
man of Hopewell from fullback
to halfback. B. B. Hamaker Of
Woodrow Wilson looks as If he
win take the top fullback as
signment.
With Lampman moving to
half to team up with Bobby
Freeman Of Douglas Freeman
of Richmond. Bryant also will
have a speedy backfield. But
the South coach has a quarter
backing problem, with w. D.
Harmon of Highland Springs
the only one on the squad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21

BILL HERRING'S
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Specially Priced
1859 Century Coronado. gas 800.
Gray, landau top-.--.--- $500
1o59-31-ft. Cruise-a-lon EXP,
twin 225 Gray: sleeps $4,000
1959-22-ft. Cruise . long
Angler, ZOE Gray ---- 5000
1946-l7-ft. Ventnor, 104 80
1e4S.20-ft. Davis speedboat, -.
100 Gray and trailer ------ 1.2OO
165-h.p. Nordberg marine en-.
CINE, hydra. trans, 30 TO 80
i'S and trailer esn'u'', l-V ~ $500
195O-2o-ft. safticraft sedan, -.
1856 Interceptor - $500
1857 Century Coronado. 800
Cadillac, landau top, cleo.
bilge pump and blower; 81 80
1s-ft. Century Resorter, 125
Chrysler, Gator trailer 1,S00
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R70 Maine Ave SW ST 3-4145
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1860 rs HERE FOR
OWENS!

Complete information on new models
now on display!
25-ft. de luxe-family cruiser: d.
nette. seats 4; flush deck; list m.
(Also Used Buys)
1859 Owens 2S-ft. double
planked, all-mahogany yacht;
twin screw. hydraulic controls.
teak decks, depth founder,
compass. all cruising equip -.
25-ft. SAFTIcRAFT; 1875 hip, -.
1859 Owens "2500" de luxe
model; 5 sleeper, dinette,
beautiful condition; many eoo
colt. TOPPER cruiser: 5o-hp.
cupboard: sleeps two, head,
galley. new cushions and up sos
1s-ft. Chris-craft cupboard kit -.
cruiser; Evinrude % 500
1S-ft. Thompson off-shore boat:
twin Evinrude 80; canvas,
cushions, equipment 1.67b
22-ft White Bear cruiser; SO-
hip; outboard; full cruising Inn
14.ft. runabout; a6-hp. john ,oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
MAJOR
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

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iins; Baltimore; :sss; M, x.i.h'. g: g:
tunnels. boston ;sls.
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so: knenn. Detroit, 20; Malone.
Boston 20, - :.
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Runs-Pinson, Cincinnati. los: Aaron.
Milwaukee. % Mays. san Francisco.
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Angeles. az.
RUNS BATTED M-Bauks, Chicago.
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Aaron, Milwaukee. 81; Bell. Gin
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the original entry list was made
UP.
The girls viii practice today.
tomorrow and Sunday. There
win be "a first-round matches
on Monday, followed by 80 sec
ond-round matches on Tues
day. two rounds on Wednesday,
quarter-finals Thursday, and
the semifinals next Friday. The
36-hole finals win be next
Saturday.
About 80 of the contestants
played practice rounds yester-
day and unlike the men who
post low practice scores, many
Of the girls are keeping their
scores a secret.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
Pitches No-Hitter

PENSACOLA, Fla. Aug. 81
(AP)-Gerald Fosnow pitched
q no-hit game last night as
Selma beat Pensacola. so, in
the Alabama-Florida League
playoffs. The lefthander struck
out five and walked one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
BY CARL SELL
star Stan Writer

Arnold Jones Of Hammond
High School and Fred Dashiell
Of Episcopal will play a major
role in the North backfield.
Coach Ned Mcdonald said
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MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vancouver, Q: Seattle, 5.
San Diego, Q; Phoenix. 0.
salt Lac City, So. Sacramento, 0-5.
Portland ct spokane, postponed,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Fort Worth. q; Houston, o.
Denver, @; Indianapolis, 3.
Omaha. 4; Dallas. g..
MinneaIolis. s; CHARLESTON, 4.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester. 8; Montreal. Q.
Toronto, o: Buffalo. 9.
k hiiani; z: 3 SolaqR asSn., O.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta at New Orleans (2D. post
Mobile. 4: Birmingham, 2.
Memphis. 9: Nashville, 3.
Shreveport, A.: Chattanooga. Ia.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Tulsa, SIS; Amarillo, "a.
San Antonio, 40: Austin. is.
Victoria. I'll: Corpus Christi. SO.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Williamsport, 10; York. 2.
Binghamton, O.; Reading, 2.
Allentown. 8: Albany, o.
Springfield, q Lancaster, 4.
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Monterrey. Is: Pcza Rica, 10.
Mexico City Reds. 3-s: Veracruz, 1-6.
Nuevo. Laredo, 1876: Mexico City
Tigers. 1T.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charleston, 9: Charlotte, 8.
Savannah, @: jacksonville, 3.
Knoxville, o.; Asheville. l..
oastonia ct Macon, postponed. rain.
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TINE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. c.
September a. lS5s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27

"Derk Pest" Ie4e. William Holden
1881
'Wsson Treeks West" 1913. Bsg
Elliott. l:l0-S
Saturday AN.
Singing Cowboy" 1886. Gene
Autry. 300
"GunpIey." 1851. Tim Holt.
1905
Saturday P.M.
"cendIss ct Nine" ls44. John
Steuort :0O--4
"Privete Nurse" l94l. Jane 0or-
well. "lslond in the Sky" S4s.
Glorio Stuart. l:3o-9
1.-THE Saint in Lenden." 1889.
George Sanders. way Out West"
Laurel and Hardy. 2:oO-5
"Wohd Owes Ne Q Living" ls4e.
David Foror $50
1.-THE Champ" 1881. Wallace
"N.,., q Dull Moment" 1852. Ir.n.
"s.sS se.,.." 1886. eoy Cooper.
"ysns Eyre" Jean EIon. ll:l5-4
"The Secret Of the Blue Reem."
1893. Poul Lukos! l:oO-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27

Thursday AN.
"christophsr Strons." 1888. Koth-
orine Hepburn. l0:00-5
Thursday PM.
"Gid Rvsh." 1914. Robert Mitchum.
:0O-S
Little Miss Msrtss." 1884. Shir-
ley Temple. 5000
Tive Tickets TO Broadway" 1851.
Jonet Leigh. II :0o-5
"NArs. kinivs,." 1912. Greer Cor
son. ll:l5-S
Friday AN.
"crI.s Rins." 1888. Allan Lone.
l0:00-5
Fridoy P.M.
"Essy Living" 1913. Lucille Ball:
l:0o-5
Long John Silver" 1855. Robert
Newton. o:OO-S
"Hsitbreed." 1852. Jonis corter.
8:OO-5
"Th.y wsat Bslisvs Me-" ls47.
Robert Young. IL 900
"ksksd City" ls4s. Barry Fitz-
gerald. li:lo-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27

Movies

sunday PM.
"ovsr H." ls45. Irene Dunno.
"R.n.s.4. R..s.,." 1885. e.oro.
O'BFien. 1905
~ Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now"
l947. June E4ovsr. AS
''GsIdsn Bsy." 1888. Wilton
Holden. "Tsstesdoy's Mice"
ZOO
"Alisshs"y Up'isins." 1889. John
Wayne. 2:oo-5
"Lst Dsys Of PompsiI." 1885.
Preston Foster. 4:OO-S
"Sseoad chs"es." 1853. Robert
Mitchum. 1905
"Ms. end Mrs. Smith," l94l. Corole
Lombard. lo:0o-5
"Lsns Katie" 1858. Sheldon Lou
renee. ll:lS-4
Oregon Seed" 1914. Kothorine
Hepburn. ll:2o-9
Monday AN.
"BsIew the Sshsrs." 1858. Docu-
msntoN. lo:00-5
Mondey P.M.
"DsubIs Dy"s~i.s. 1851: Fronk
Sinatra. l:oo-5
The shepw.sn Angel" 1888. Mar
"v:iI.s :. s Il. Sea-" 1912: ESciil:
Ball. S:o0-5
"Nishs ss.s." ls4l. Dona Andrews.
"H.n Divers" 1881. clork soble.
Tussdoy AN.
"Ass These Our chiIdrsWi" 1881.
Ben Alexander. 1905
Tussdoy PM.
"FIyias Dewa 10 Rio" 1893. Do
lores Del Rio. :00-5
Seer Ruth." l947. WiIIionn Holden.
500
1.-THE Spsnish Msia." ls45. Mou-
rssn O'Horo. II :oo-5
"a Wsmsa's Fses." 1910. Joon
Crawford. ll:l5-9
Wednesday AN.
"Bey SIsvss." 1889. Ann Shirley.
l0:00-5
Wednesday PM.
"Desa 70 De Bsd." 1850. Joan
Fontoine. 90
"chsia Lishtnias." 1850. Hum
phrsy Booort 500
"lweky Psrtwsps." 1910. Ginger
Rogers 8:00-5
"Noas Bet the Lonely HssFt." ga.
Cary Grant, II :o0-5