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Kodiak mirror., 1960-02-27

pr. and Mrs. Homer Cunning. ham of Whitworth College, Spok- ane, who will teach at the third annual Whitworth.Sheldon Jackson Summer Session 50 be held in Sitka an fhe Sheldon Jackson campus frem June IA to July 15, 1860.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-02-27
Tuesday and "Wednesday

Naked Earth provides rugged action, and a combination of ex- citing personalities, a fast-paced story and authentic background.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-02-27
according to advance notices.

according to advance notices
 Filmed entirely in Africa, the film stars Richard Todd and the beautiful French actress, Juliette Greco.
 The picture was filmed against the wild and ragged grandeur Of Murchison Falls National Game Reserve, Uganda, Africa, and along the banks of the great Lake Vic toria, near Entebbe-
 Naked Earth" is the fh1S of a double feature. The second, en- titled Laughing Annie" is In color and is supported by a good cast including Wendell Corey, Forrest Tucker and Margaret Lockwood.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-02-27

Raymond Massey, and with Yma Sumsc tells od the lde. the loves and the adventures sk Omar Rhayyam-
 The picture k in TecAnioolnr and. VistaVision- Added to that there are breath-taking sets; startling special effects; daring and beau tifA costumes; scantily-clad
Kodiak mirror., 1960-02-27

A Kediak hirrer d gets resalts.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-02-27
Thursday and Friday


 A stellar cast headed by Cornel Wilde, and including Michael Debra Paget, John Derek,
Kodiak mirror., 1960-02-27

D Bettis, John
 D Clemens, Samuel . Dawson, Robert D Felton, Harry D Frost, Tom Jr. D Garroute, James D Geriene, verlyn D HuSsey, C. E.. D JarveIa, Gil
 D lesser, Elmer D Kraft, Waiter D Lawhead, Donald
The Adak sun., 1960-11-14

70-yZjI = - u G
The Protestant women had their
Der for the first time was vi Batdo
Der in the & E Bldg, and members
another plate sale on Nov. lo in tn
The CPo Auxiliary will hold thei
pm. at the Club Caribou. All Chic
Auxiliary Luncheon will be held on
to 1880 PM. The menu will feature
There will also be door prizes.
and O5O-J.
A surprise baby shower was give
Oct. %. Jackie wishes to thank e
& Mrs. Art Milton gave farewell
Nelson. Others leaving soon are t
Joan just wanting to "go to bed, go
timers atti tude, huh?
Birthday wishes goes out to Chi
9, Joe Autry who celebra ted Nov. 7
py Birthday, Guys! Who forgot the
No names mentioned, but we hear fro
Ut. j." Congra tula lions to Lorrain
Wednesday. We understand its a har
ckerbocl1er just got her learners
come!".
The National Federation Of Federal
and they are: Pres. John c. Smith, Is
liz. Leo Gray, 3rd V. Pres. -''r. Cassidy
man-Ir. Leo Gray. Congra tulations and
Get we'll wi shes are in order to Mrs
ter CathY, and Belinda Jane Thomas.
Trianta fyllou, and A-month old Crystal
ita1 as we go to press. Get Well 500
won the two free dinners for buying the
Bake Sale Nov. /, it was "Pa" DeBoer, W
NOTICE: All clubs and organi "a tt O
the cupboards Of the kitchen at the &
Monday, November Ia. The Kitchen will
Monday for month or SO. % NOT USE
been washed, just for safety's sake.
Thanks to all who donated much need
Congratulations to John D. Murphy, Sr.
HAN Clan" on Adak. Also to CT1 Allen
worthy of congra tula tions?) Did anyon
than they bought sometime around the
WAS mi ssind about 50. 90 worth of droce
Evening star., 1960-11-06
W&k Wins
On Long Run

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 5 (AP).
A 64-yard touchdown run by
Tommy Keesee in the third
quarter gave the undefeated but
once-tied Washington & Lee
football team a 60 victory over
Carnegie Tech today.
Keesee cut across left guard,
broke into the open and out
raced Carnegie Techs second
dary. Joe Hess's run for extra
points fell short. but the touch
down was all the Generals
needed for their sixth victory.
Washington & Lee fumbled
three times and lost the ball
each time. Tech recovered only
one Of its four fumbles.
The Generals touchdown
drive began when Keesee fell
on q Carnegie Tech tumble on
his own % early in the third
quarter. Keesee carried the ball
two times for a first down on
the 36. Jim Russ failed to pick
up any yardage on a run. Then
Keesee broke through left guard
and was off on his touchdown
sprint.
WASH. & LEE o o O-6
CARNEGIE TECH % o o 90
W.. d L.-Keesee "a, run (run failed.
Attendance 800 lestimated)
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Late Drive by Boston U.
Ties West Virginia, TT

MORGANTOWN, w. Va.
Nov. 5 (AP).-Boston Univer-
sity battled back with a TO-
yard scoring march in the third
period today to gain a TT tie
with winless West Virginia in
a bruising football struggle in
the rain.
The Terriers bounced back
from q TO halftime deficit
with the touchdown drive. Half
back Dick Desmarais smashed
into the end zone for the final
3 yards.
An off-side penalty against
Boston U. on the conversion
try thwarted a successful run
by Quarterback Jack Farland
around right end, which would
have given BU an 81 lead.
Farland then kicked the con-
version for the tie.
The Mountaineers turned a
fumbled pass from center into
a touchdown near the end OF
the first period. Mountaineer
linemen swarmed over Boston's
Tom Daubney, who was in punt
Evening star., 1960-11-06

formation with a fourth down
situation on the BU 20.
The ball slithered through
Daubney's fingers and he fell
on it on his 10. West Virginia
took over and three plays later
Quarterback Dale Evans skirted
right end on a keeper for nine
yards and the touchdown. Bob
Lively booted the extra point.
The Mountaineers tried to
pull the game out Of the fire
with a field goal in the fourth
period from the BU IL. But
Lively's kick was blocked by
Center Jack Stevhan. The
Mountaineers had driven from
their own 80 to the BU 6 be-
fore begging down.
Some 5000 spectators
watched the game which left
West Virginia with an 0-6-2
record for the season and ex-
tended the winless streak to 13
games. Boston's record now is
2-4-2.
R1sToN WfsT Nv1RRa1N1A - : 9 3 q;
West Virginis-Evans 0, run CLivel,
Boston y.-D.smarais 3. run u. Far.
land ktck).
Attendance, 5000 (estinated).
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Soph''s Kicking
Aids Princeton
Beat Harvard

PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. 5
(AP).-Sophomore Dave Goul-
din's kicking and a defense
Princeton wasn't supposed to
have were the deciding factors
today as the Tigers turned
back Harvard. 14-l2. in their
SD football game to remain
undefeated in Ivy League COM
petition.
Princeton, with Hugh Scott
and speedy Jack Sullivan doing
the heavy work. twice got the
jump with touchdowns in the
second and fourth quarters,
and each time Gouldin kicked
the point. Harvard bounced
back with two long touchdown
passes by Terry Bartolet, an
other soph, but couldn't con-
meet on passing attempts for
two-point conversions that
might have turned the result
upside down. The tightly
drawn Tiger defense broke up
both efforts.
The victory. Princeton's 3lst
in this ancient Big Three Sc
ries. gave the Tigers q SO rec
ord in the Ivy League compe.
tition and apparently put It
up to next weeks game with
Yale (also SOD to decide the
title. Harvard now is ga in
the league.
Although Princeton's vaunted
Evening star., 1960-11-06
BuckneII Scores
EorIyT Touchdowns
To Beut Colgate

HAMILTON, N. Y, Nov. S
(AP). - A fired-up Bucknell
eleven did all its scoring in the
first half and then held on for
dear life in the face of a closing
Colgate rally to defeat the Red
Raiders. 1878, today.
The Bisons Travelled so yards
after the kickoff for their first
score, yielded q safety while
trying to field q punt and then
went for the second marker at
the start Of the second period.
Captain Mickey Melberger
scored the first Bucknell touch
down on a 15-yard run. His
substitute, Ray Cosgrove, got
the other on an 11-yard slant.
Colgate's lone touchdown
came on a 63-yard run by
sophomore Dan Heating who
also scored an apparent win
ming marker late in the fourth
period on a 41-yard scamper
that was nullified by a clipping
penalty.
Bucknell fought doggedly
deep within its own territory
for almost three periods, SNUFF
fing out the final Colgate bid
when End Ron Maslanik inter-
cepted a Kcating pass on the
Bison II.
BUCKNELL G q O-1s
| COLGATE 4 0-S
Bucknell-Melberser is, run (kici
failed).
coisate-safety tDitka tackled in enc
5ucknell - cosgrovs IL, run (pas,
failed).
colgate-Keatins SO. run tkiek failed)
Attendance-4,000
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Dartmouth
Wins, 22-6,
Over Lions

HANOVER, N. H., Nov. S
(AP)-Dartmouth, with Half
back AL Rozycki showing the
way, beat Columbia. 22-6, today
in an Ivy League football game.
Rozycki picked up l16 yards
on 10 carries and Quarterback
Jack Kinderdine hit with IL
passes good for $50 yards.
Columbia couldn't get past
the Dartmouth 43 in the first
half. Its touchdown by Tom
Haggerty near the end of the
game, was the first Lions score
against Dartmouth in $40 min
utes Of football, dating to 1855.
Haggerty scored on a 58-yard
play.
Dartmouth's first touchdown
came after q Columbia punt
went awry deep in Lion terri
tory. Bill King hit Mike My
quist with a l9-yard scoring
pass.
Rozycki scored on a 34-yard
run in the second quarter and
Dave Evans scored from Is
yards out on a slice to the right
side of the line in the third pc
riod.
COLUMBIA - O o q g.
DARTMOUTH 8 8 0-22
Dartmouth - Nyouist 10, pass from
KinE tpass failedl.
Dartmouth-Rosyeh -, run Gins
Dartmouth-Evans 10, run (Rozycki,
rum.
Columbia - HaEEerty 5s. run pass
failed).
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Boston College
Tops vi|Ianoya

VnLANOvA. Pa. Nov. S
(AP). = Junior Quarterback
George Van Cott passed for one
touchdown and helped set UP
another today as Boston College
defeated Villanova, 20-6, for
its first football victory Of the
season.
Favored despite its winless
record in six previous games,
Boston College swept to a 1870
halftime lead and added an
other touchdown in the final
quarter for its 14th victory
in the 25-game Villanova series.
The heavier Eagles scored in
the first quarter on a nine-play,
80-yard march. engineered by
Van Cott, a 175-pounder. Sop
homore John McGann swept
wide for the 10-yard score.
Dom Amabile took over as
quarterback for Boston College
in the second period. directing
a 13-play. 62-yard drive for
the Eagles second score. They
got the score on a 1-yard bolt
by Fullback Frank Robotti.
Villanova scored in the third
period. on a 75-yard drive in
nine plays. Richie Richmond
sneaked over from the one.
Boston wrapped up the days
scoring in the final period on
a 10-play. 74-yard drive with
Van Cott passing Is yards to
McGann.
RHSJSE RfHEENoyS COLLEGE J g a..
Boston collese-MeGann 10. run Xxi
Boston 's'Gt {s'I.1 GGIisFe - RObotti l. plunge
villanOya - Richman 1, run tkick
Boston collese-Meoann c5. pass from
Van Cott (Kirouas, kick)
Atendance-S.3S4.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Dayton Routed
By Ho|yCross

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. S
(AP). - Holy Cross Crusaders
marched rs yards for a touch
down the first time they had
possession and went on to
crush Dayton, 36-6, today.
A couple Of sophomores,
Quarterback Pat Mccarthy and
Halfback Tom Hennessey, were
the prime movers as the young
Crusaders built an imposing
$40 halftime lead en- route to
their fourth straight victory.
Mccarthy scored two touch
downs on rollouts, ran for a
pair of 2-point conversions and
passed for another. HennesSey
plunged into the end zone for a
touchdown, and threw a key
block that broke Kevin Malone
loose for a 19-yard run for an
other.
The victory ran Holy Cross
record to 4-3 for the year, and
put Dayton at 1-6.
DAYTON % o 8 O--6
HOLY CROSS - 8 16 IL O-36
Holy crossmMccarthy 8, tgn tMe'
Holy crossEHennessey /. plunge (Mc.
Carthy, rum.
Holy Cross-McCarthy ., run (Snydsr,
Holy cross-Msione is. run (pass
failedI.
failed,
Dayton-Timurs 8. run (pass failed).
600.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Delaware Beuts
Temple, 26-l2

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S (AP).
Delaware whipped Temples
football team today, 26-12.
A punt blocked by sophomore
End Tom Skidmore set Della
ware in position for its first
score on Temples 40 early in
the rain-swept battle. Three
plays later, Fullback Dick Gemp
raced 81 yards up the middle
for a touchdown.
Three Delaware touchdowns
were scored by sophomores.
Both Of Temples IDS also were
notched by second-year players.
DELAWARE pEI.SWTAR -------1S g g s-Gs
Deiaware-Gemp 81, run (pass failed).
Delaware-McCoy 3, run trun failedl.
Temple-.Council "a, pass from Grubb
(pass failedD.
pelaware-Hebert !. run run failed).
Delaware--Lorenz Z, run lHeoert. rum.
Temple-Baron l. run (run failed).
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Green Terrors
Defect Lycoming

WESTMINSTER, Md, Nov.
5 (AP).-Fullback Fred Dilkes
led Western Maryland College
to a 20-7 homecoming victory
over Lycoming College today.
Dilkes carried 81 times for
1874 yards and scored Western
Maryland's first touchdown in
the third quarter. In the final
period he ran for a 2-point
conversion.
LYCoMING o o o -
". MARYLAND . y q 14-20
W. Maryland-Dilkes 3. run (pass
failed.
Richardson 5, run toko-
tkewicZ, kick.
W. Maryland-Perry 16, run (Dilkes,
rum.
W. Maryland-Biser 35, interception
(run failedD.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
STATISTICS

attack got the most points,
Bartolet, a 20-year- -old sopho-
more from Easton Pa, gath
cred most Of the applause
from the crowd of 36,0OU. He
not only pitched two touch
down passes-one Of 20 yards
to Tom Boone and another SO
yards to Bob Messenhaugh-hut
he managed to give Harvard's
offense the cohesion 1t lacked
when he wasn't in.
Princeton got its first touch
down on a seven-yard pass from
Mike Iseman to Barry Schu-
man and the second on a one
yard plunge by Brewster Loud
after SCOTS running and pass
ing had put the ball within
range.
Bartolet's passes accounted
for all $50 Of Harvard's air
yards. He had been nominated
as the No. / quarterback re-
placement after Charley Rave
nal was hurt five weeks ago,
but until today he hadn't been
able to get a consistent attack
moving.
The games big plays were
Harvard's conversion attempts
that failed. The first time Bart
olet tried a pass to Messen-
baugh, who was well covered.
After the second touchdown,
he ran wide looking for a re-
ceiver and finally let go one
intended for Jim Nelson as
Princeton's John Craig hit his
arm and made it fall short.
HARVARD o q 6-I2
PRINCETON o u IA
Princeton-Schuman {, pass from Ise-
man (Gouldin kick.
Harvard-Boone 2S, pass from Bar
toilet tpass failed).
Princeton-Loud I. plunge tGouldin
Harvard-Messenbaugh 80. pass from
Bartolet tpass failed).
900.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Terp Horriers
Win 9th in Row

Frank Colavlta led Mary
lands undefeated cross-country
team to its sixth victory. q
1856 triumph over winless Vir-
ginia yesterday at College Park.
All eight Maryland barriers
finished before the first Vir-
ginia runner. Colavita, a senior.
covered the four-mile course in
20 minutes, 7 seconds. Sopho-
more John Garten was second
in 20 minutes, 81 seconds.
Robert Harris placed ninth to
lead the Virginia runners in %
minutes, A seconds.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Brown Pulls
Surprise
On Cornell

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Nov. 5
(AP).-Underdog Brown edged
Cornell. 7-6. in an Ivy League
football game today as Full
back Ray Barry and End Dick
Laine starred.
Barry kicked the vital con-
version point after. sweeping
g yards for the touchdown in
the first period.
Laine halted Cornell's Ken
Kavensky l yard short of the
goal line on an attempted e
point conversion run in the
second quarter. Kavensky had
Just barged 4 yards to cap a
29-yard touchdown march by
the Big Red.
Laine also knocked down a
touchdown-labeled pass in the
third quarter after a tumble
recovery had given Cornell the
ball at the Bruin 81. On a
fourth down from the six. Tom
Holland passed to the corner
of the end zone, where Laine
made his saving play.
Defensive alertness led to
both scores. Roger Chrome in
tercepted a Cornell pass and
raced II yards to the Big Red
26 early in the opening period
Brown Quarterback Jack
Rohrbach hit Laine with a IA
yard pass. Barry hit the mid
die of the line for three, then
took a pitchout and swept to
his left for the final nine.
Cornell Guard Warren Sund-
strom recovered a tumble al
the Brown 20 in the second
quarter. On the sixth play,
Kavensky scored.
CORNELL -- 9 o 1e
BROWN U-7
Brown-Barry Q, run BARRY kick@.
Cornell-Kavensky 4, run trun failed)
Attendance-7,o0o.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
FOOTBALL SCORES

.UCLA 2S --- California
Washington "a use
SCHOLASTIC
Blair 80 - Walter johnson
Charlotte Hall 81 Lancaster
Col. Prep Z Fork Union
Episcopal "a Va. Episcopal
Fairfax ii Gr0vet0n
Gaithersburg 80 Howard Co.
Geo. Mason 80 BoonesbOrO
Good COun. 80 Great Mills
G0nzaga 6 DeMatha
Hammond 7---~- Lee
HerndOn rs James Wood
High Point rs Northw0Od
James Monroe 20 Garfield
Laurel 21 Southern
Richard Montg'm'y 10 B-CC
Sherwood IA =. Lackey
st. James FL, G'town Prep
| wheaton 28- - Suitland
W'db'ry For. 80 Mercersb'g
/ Woodward Pr. Z, w. N'ham.
Yorktown 26, Hammond w
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Y ale Purrlnle|s
Penn, 34-0,fo
Seventh in Row

(AP) P).-Powerful Yale pulver-
lied Pennsylvania, 34-9. today
for its seventh straight football
triumph and remained unde-
feated and united in what could
be the Blues best season since
1928.
The Ellis, led by Quarterback
Tom Singleton. scored in each
period while downing the
Quakers. last years Ivy League
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Ann Hoydon Wins

TORQUAY, England, Nov. S
(AP). Ann Hayden defeated
Angela Mortimer, GA, 60.
today in the final Of an indoor
tourney. Miss Mortimer had
held the title six years.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Ohio U. Triumphs

ATHENS, Ohio, Nov. 5 (AP).
Powerful Ohio University,
rated the Nations No. / small
college football team, overcame
stubborn Marshall, 1870, today
in a Mid-American Conference.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Johns Hopkins
Triumphs, 21-12

SWARTHMORE, Pa, Nov. 5
(AP). Fullback Harry Leet
scored three touchdowns today
to lead Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity to q 21-12 football victory
over Swarthmore College on a
rain-swept field.
Leet carried the ball IS times
and gained 1872 yards as Hop
kins scored its fourth victory
against one loss.
Leet climaxed a 55-yar6
drive in the first period plung-
ing over from the 4. He capped
a 65-yard drive in the second
period from the 2. and smashed
over from the at the end of
a 65-yard march in the third
quarter.
JOHNS HOPKINS : : O-21
sWARTHMoRE - o o 6-i2
Johns Hopkins-Leet 4, run (Green-
wood. kick).
Johns Hopkins-Leet 2. run Green
wood, kick).
swarthmore = Meisel 1, run (kick
failedD.
Johns Hopkins-Leet ], run (Green-
wood. kick).
warthmore-Austrian 20. pass from
Lille run failedD.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Substitutes Shine
As Rutgers SLABS
Lafayette, 1913

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.,
Nov. S (AP). - Rutgers un-
leashed q devastating ground
attack sparked by an array of
reserve backs today and rolled
over Lafayette, 36-S.
The victory, coupled with an
earlier 80 decision over Lehigh.
gave the Scarlet its third
straight Middle Three title and
the Little Brass Cannon trophy.
The Knights also strength
ened their lead in the Middle
Atlantic Conference and now
have a 80 lead mark.
k4I1s,Fsg hAEAXETTE 1880 9,s g &ss
RutEers-sims 81. run (Benke kick.
Rutsers-Thompson Z, run Frausn-
LaasyettsmMoyer fsle ssnlMi .. pass from Bartos
IBartos pass from viscomD: ,.,.s,
RutRers-FG, Benke "a.
RutRers-kowalski 90, run trun failedl
Rutgers-Kraft 22, interception trun
faileO.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
PRO BASKETBALL

Los Angeles liz Syracuse l10
Philadelphia 130- Detroit 123
Cincinnati 113 ---- Boston 104
Evening star., 1960-11-06
FOR MEN ONLY

Al lunch time, dining for men only
in the Men, Grill downstoirs al the
Colony Restaurant. Just like q pri-
vote Mems Club. Only the best food
served. Dolly spseioities: Monooy,
London Broil sliced with Mushroom
Soues-Sl.75, AAA Prime Beet; Tues.
day, Golden Fried Spring Chicken
Sl.s5; Wednesday,. Beef Pot Pie.
cooked in red wine with tiny onions
and mvshrooms-Sl.75; friday, Thin
poneokes with Alaska Crob ov Groiin.
with border Of green peds and rice
$l.e5. After 3 pm, the Mons Grill
changes over and becomes the Cock
toll lounge fer lodiss and Gentlemen.
A. lunch time. IT'S O mons world in
the Mems Grill downstairs at the
Colony Res.evrent, 1887 Do SoIss 81.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
STATISTICS

champions, for the first time
since 1856 and only the second
time in II years.
Yale started slowly but picked
up momentum. Penn, despite
the brilliant efforts Of Porter
Shreve and Ed Shaw, appeared
helpless most Of the time
against Yale's hard-hitting line
and feet backs.
Singleton scored two Of Yale's
five touchdowns. Ken Wolfe
ran "a yards for another. Lou
Muller returned punt Al
yards and John Stocking closed
the scoring by taking a 5-yard
pass from Bill Leckonby.
Shaw accounted for all of
Penn's scoring. He kicked a
40-yard field goal and, with
only 80 seconds left, grabbed
a 25-yard pass from George
Koval.
Yale's 1923 team completed
an eight-game schedule with a
! perfect record, the best in the
Ellis modern history.
The victory kept Yale in a
first-place tie with Princeton,
which beat Harvard, 14-12. The
two leaders meet here next
Saturday.
PENN -- 3, o o O. q
YALE --------- 8 8 16 Ga
Yale-Wolfe "a. run (run failed.
Penn-FG. Shaw 20.
Yale-Muller Al. punt return (run
Yale~sinsleton 4. run twolfe. pass
from Singleton).
Yale-Singieton is. run (Hutcherson,
pass from Singleton.
Yale--Stockine B, pass from Leckonhy
fpass failed.
Penn-shav IS. pass from Koval (pass
failedl
Attendance-22,752.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
January l3

rounds. Welterweghts Fort Whit
inc Arena, Mobile, AIo.
gu. S. Steel Hour. Drama.
| Hour. Queen OF the Orange
Bowl This comedy dromo re-
wolves around on eX-klndergorten
teacher turned beotnik. Anne
Froncls, Glendo FouelI. Johnny
Corson, Fronk McHugh.
1880
4-Wichito Town. Western.
"Floht for Thursday" Deputy
Motheson ottempts TO protect O
young Indon sQuow from buf-
folo hunter who cIorros he bought
the girl for s gallons OF whisky.
Joel McCreo, Jody McCreo.
5-OfficioI Detective. Crime.
lo:45
7-FootboII Holl OF Fome.
ll:oo
4-News and Locol News.
COLOR Horkness. Word.
5-Storlieht Theoter. Movie.
~, Hours. "5odr'ons Territory"
1916 A marshal hos 10 put up
with the most notorious outlows IN
the West IN territory outside
the control OF the government.
Randolph Scott, Ann Richords.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
WEDNESDAY

Continued From Preceding Puss
$50
4-The Price Is Right. Color.
Bill Cullen, m. c.
7-Oxxie and Horriet. Comedy.
Ozzie joins the locoI Volunteer
Fire Department and keeps the
entire fomiIy on the oert. Star-
ring the Nelson tomiy.
9-Men Into Space. Adv'nt're.
Success or foilure Of perlous
mission depends on how we'll Col
McCouley's rigid troinrna hos been
absorbed by O young navigator.
Willior lundoon.
500
4-Bob Hope Show. Variety.
| Hour. Toniehts show wos
filmed in Alaska for servlcemen
over the Christmas hoidoys. Steve
Mcqueen, Fronces Lonaford, Jerry
CoIonno. NeIe Adams. Tony Ro-
mono, jayne Mansfield, SkinnoY
Ennis ond his orchestra, guests
7-howoiion Eye. Crime.
Hour. Tom Lopoko is suspicious
OF 4 request BY wife TO sove
her husband from o lingering
deoth she claims he IS tocina
Anthony EisIey. Bob Conrod,
Kothleen Crowley, Connie Stevens.
9-The MilIionoire. Drama.
Michael Anthony is plunged into
life ond deoth struggle otter he
presents on oIreody weolthy wom-
on with O check Oione Brewster,
Richard Lupino, MoNin Miller.
$50
9-I'Ve Got O Secret. Panel.
1000
4-This Is Your Life.
Ralph Edwords. host.
5-Roeket Squod. Detective.
Reed HodleY stors.
"wednesday Night Fights.
Kenny Lone VS.. RoIph Oupos. Ten