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The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
Veterans Have 7 Years
To Apply For Loans

authorized in July 1850, the Va
has made 10000 direct loans
totaling $1.03 billion in rural
areas and small towns where
veterans could not secure loans
from local lending facilities.
While both World War ii and
Korean veterans may now apply
for direct loans through July 25,
1862, Korean veterans may con-
tinue to seek VA-guaranteed loans
through January 81, 1865,
through previous legislation.
The CT loan interest rate of 5H
percent remains unchanged by
the new law.
The new law also will require
that earnest money deposits ve-
terans make be placed in trust
accounts so that they will be
safeguarded in case the builder
becomes insolvent.
Another provision will allow
the VA to guarantee a loan so
long as the application is received
prior to the new terminal date.
Formerly, the law provided VA
had one year in which TO issue
its evidence of guaranty. This
amendment will allow the qua
ranty of loans submitted before
the terminal date when because
OF title problems, delays in con-
struction, or other reasons the
loan cannot be completed within
one year.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
VIC VET
SAYS

Q - am the widow OF q
World War II veteran. eligible
under the new pension law 10
collect pension for myself and
daughter. She is unmarried but
over l8. although she is going to
college. | understand this makes
a difference in the age limit and
that | can continue receiving pen
sion on her behalf until she is
81. because Of her school attend
ance. Is this so?
A - Yes. but the school must.
OF course. be one satisfactory to
VA, for instance a college or high
school where regular educational
ohjectives are offered and regular
periods Of attendance maintained.
While the unmarried child is at
tending such an approved school,
pension payments may be made
foi the child until age 81.
Q - can't find my discharge
paper and want to apply for a
VA benefit. How do go about
getting another discharge?
A - Write TO the Department
of Defense, Military Personnel
Records Center. 9700 Page Blvd,
ST Louis. Missouri. Tell them
your branch of service and your
service number. There is no
charge for requirements.
Q = ! have a servicc-connected
disability. Can my family doctor
treat my disability and send his
bill~to the VA?
A - If he has prior approval
from VA, yes, Under law, that
is necessary before he may treat
your service-connected condition
al Government expense.
@ - am l8 and eligible TO &c
10 school under the War Orphan:
Education Act. II | do 60 L
school, understand | cannot con
tinue receiving the death com
pcnsation checks ! now get from
VA. Would these checks stoI
automatically as soon as fileC
application for War Orphans
schooling and before my frs
school check came?
A - No. Your election of bene
fits would not be considered fina
until after your first War Orphans
school allowance had been pait
to you, or an administrative al
lowancc had been paid to YOU
school.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
More Aid For
Veteran S Kids

Veterans with severe service
connected disabilities who have
more than three children are
row eligible for additional com
pensation.
e.. w. Nixon. acting Manager
OF the Veterans Administration
Regional Office in Detroit. said
that new law has been signed
by the President and is now in
effect The prior law did not
authorize payne ent Tor more
than three children.
The additional compensation
will rance from SD monthly for
each child after the first three
where the veteran Is totally dis
abled. II will range downward
10 Sc where the veterans dis
ability is evaluated at so per
cent Between the two ex
tremes proportionate amounts
will be paid.
Veterans with less than Sc
percent disability receive nc
additional compensation for ;
wife. parent or children. Mr.
Nixon said.
The term children includes al
sons and daughters, real or le
gally adopted, unGcr age l8 anc
unmarried.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
A Good Driving Record
Saves You Money

lars 10 a flagrant yiolator il q
two or thrcc-year period.
Another way a good driving
record saves money is by re-
duced insurance rates. tie AS
sociation added. Some Michigan
insurance companies are chang
ing reduced rates for drivers
with good records. while re.
auiring those with poor records
10 pay higher premiums. Thus
the companies are penafzing
with added premiums those who
have compiled poor driving re-
cords. while financially reward.
ing those who have not. the AS
sOciation said.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30

World War ii veterans have
two more wears in which TO obtain
Veterans acknowledgements
ed home, farm and business loans
as the result of bill signed in
TO law July IA, 1860, by the Presi-
dent.
Under this same law, both
World War II and Korean Con-
flict veterans can continue to
apply for direct loans from the
Federal Government if they live
in designated rural areas where
CT Loans are not obtainable from
the local lending institutions.
The new law authorizes Trea-
sury Department advances Of $3.50
million in each of the next two
years of this direct loan extension
program. New expiration date for
the guaranteed loan program for
World War ii veterans and for
.thc direct loan program for both
World War II and Korean veterans
Is July 25, 1862. The prior dead
line for both programs was July
25, 1860.
Since il was started in June,
1914, the CT Loan Program has
guaranteed more than five mil
lion loans to World War II vet.
erans, totaling approximately SAL
billion, and to 775,000 Korean
veterans, amounting to nearly
50 billion.
Since direct loans we're first
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
FEAR NO EVIL

h6lr, and was also told never
10 CRY whIss driving. In a
very short time she said she
felt relief. And IN . few days
she had forgotten all about
the coughing, pains and aches
and says she was completely
healed with all OF the fear
OF the trouble gone.
Mrs. Eddy says,
Tf you have sound and
espaeious Ipnos and want
them 10 remain %. ~ always
ready with the mental pro.
test against eeResite belief
in hsrsdity. Discard slI mo-
sions about lungs tubsre'es.
inherited consumption. or
disease arising from any cir
eumsfancss and vev will find
that mortal mtna wnen IN
struefsd by Truth YIELDS 10
divine power which steers
the body ints health" (S&H
p. 425 & 426:29-4l
Jesus said, ASK and II
shall be given YOU; seek, and
we shall find; knock. and II
shall be opened unto you:
For every one that asketh
receiveth; and he that seeketh
findeth; and to him that
knocketh it shall be OPEN
Matthew III & u
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30

The Importance Of a GOOD
DRIVING record Is being dcmcn-
stated daily. according - the
Traffic Safety Assoc.aiica OF
Deiros;
Drivers with records Of lraf-
&c laW violations are being tax.
IN Off the road by the Depart
men, Of state. by Detroit Traf.
&c Court or by local municipal
lidgc. II out county areas. the
= rci1,.on said.
And the driver with a good
record j. saving money IN many
ways. the Association say.
That is Why q new poster has
pccn prepared by the Associa-
iicn to be posted starting next
AIonday August y throughout
Detroit and the metropolitan
area. which carries he message
4 Good DrivJn. Record Saves
Iou SSS''
The Association says that q
good driving record. free from
Traffic law violations, will keep
driver out OF accidents. which
ore becoming more costly in
repairing damages and in Iisbi-
i,sy settlements.
The driver who does not
violate the law VIII not be re
quired 10 appear in Traffic Court
or pay traffic fines at the Vic
latlons Bureau the Association
pointed out These fines car
mount up 10 hundreds Of dol
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
Boston CORE
Sit-in For Housing

Boston. Mass, New England's
first sit-in was staged by two
groups of Boston CORE members
this week. They were trying TO
amply to buy house in woodvale.
a housing development just north
of Boston.
The agents for the developer,
Nj. Campanelli, left their offices
and handled no customers. white
Or Negro, from 1: pm. until 800
pm.
The first CORE group includ-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Carter
and their two children Daniel r.,
Ii, and Donna. 8. and Michael
Rice. Boston University physics
professor and CORE spokesman
waited until 400 pm. They sat
in the office of a model home
and explained what had hap
pened TO bewildered prospective
buyers who were looking for
agents.
a Strange Way TO Conduct
Business
One couple TO whom we cx-
planned why no one was in the
office commented that il seemed
like strange wav TO conduct
business. II certainly wasl com
mented Rice. More than so other
prospective buyers visited the
sales office. which had an OPEN
sign over the door. while the
CORE members waited inside.
and were unable TO find the
company representative
The second CORE team consist
ed of Maurice Fowler. %. and
Jean Mann. chairman of the
housing committee of DcSton
CORE.
H. s,t-in grew out of the two
year effort Of Ulysses G.. Marshall
to secure home in Woodvale.
IN suppor' of his efforts, CORE
did tests in June TO determine
whether agents would give an
application to a white buyer and
refuse only to Negro.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
EDITORIAL
Your Vote-Your Future

There viii De many thousands Of votes cast in the
coming c c I'll We hope the highest m
N bc for the strongest civil rights plank opin-
ion should BE- turned toward those Wiling give
Back Americans 'heir civil rights and daughters
sizens VI free America veil as others.
Weoili have ncH president and vice president Also
EeT stastors and representatives or s G
and Federal e. viii the office holders be worthy Of the
onfaeae and ,ific ior better nation? The ma
lof' .0'e i determine tie administrators 81 your gov
tfnmer, & YOUR Cmedate future is YOUR response
5.ti ID YOUR ofe ~ se' ihe best people in control
y yoUr oesltF YOU mast rot stay home on election day
Gs, O.f anl vote
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
Values OF Scout Jamhoree
Gtt Dal an4 VOC

difficult . believe that the BOY Scouts Of Ameri-
OIL, ail Old this year-so many thousands yes
millions b. 30 G haze been ennehcd bs this great
world move IL 81 is.s language has indeed been
haii century ci scrtlce ~ cod and Country.
Last Hcet took place that httingly dramatizes
The phenomenal sroNta Of the Boy Scout Movcmcn-the
sitn Nsiionai J-nDofce Al Colorado springs
From ~ lhe United States and across the ocean,
troop d SsCIs and their leaders gathered IN Colorado S
sccsli mountain touat5 4 carefully planned and ope-
ts'sd 'tal rs fhAg 9 mere Scouts SeFc coos.ng,
haiin tabs eFotns t-nls and fun and cxtibting their
nei Kills
l sepAl Site ihe Stoliing spirit of reverence great
sells9t oa Dea''9f Aefc conducted or al the major
ai'i Ie closing Thursday Juiy 70 VIII feature an
AIi,lA saeA7i'iag ceremony Of sedcdication to the
sro1 lar
me than 800 scouts and Explorers from the De
tfot tfoa fDant ~ offended the Jubilee Jamboree will
a4grr llfe t ,sni9s alln Gccp sense Of pride in
ther M9sem,n ~ D- raeccd thro gh the historic and
enlc oltc - te lar sect ine5 Hll be inspired by the
1r'atft % tnc ns'rr and Aiier having experienced
n'cn ne JanDoreo J.tina they vi pass what they
have learned into r nome units This canot help but
.ich the fOmmuni'lf oi America
Evening star., 1960-08-26
Fashion Advisers AreStudents. Too

High school fashion ex-
perts. Miss Valerie Hauser
and Miss Viviann Ross, will
serve as school advisers for
back to school shoppers at
Montgomery Ward, Wheaton
Plaza.
The two pert young ladies,
high school students them
eslveS, will be available to
help students in selection Of
fashions. school accessories
and home furnishings.
Miss Hauser, who is IT, at
tends Bethesda Chevy Chase
Senior High School. Her
plans include a liberal arts
course at the University Of
Maryland and a career Of
fashion modelling.
Evening star., 1960-08-26
CityCIub Sets Event

The .Women's City Club
will stage q game night"
tomorrow evening at the
clubhouse.
Co-chairmen Of the 7 pm.
event are Mrs. Clarence
Fisher and Mrs. Edward r.
Place.
Miss Lois M. Garlock, first
vice president of the club, has
Evening star., 1960-08-26

announced that the clubhouse
is now open day and evening
for the enjoyment of the
members and their guests.
A weekly class in paint
ing with an instructor is be-
ing planned by Mrs. Abigail
Henderson, to begin as soon
as the required enrolment is
reached.
Evening star., 1960-08-26
ToAttend
Meeting

Mrs. Jean Fauver of Four
Corners will represent the
Montgomery County Home
makers Council at the Ma
tional Home Demonstration
Council meeting to be held
Sunday through Friday at
the University of Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1960-08-26

Miss Ross, also II, u Q
senior at Wheaton High
School. She is interested in
commercial education and
plans to attend Frostburg
State Teachers College.
Evening star., 1960-08-26
Urueuoyons Celebrate

The Ambassador Of Uru-
quay and Mrs. Clulow were
hosts at a midday reception
yesterday marking the ma
tional holiday Of their coun-
try.
Evening star., 1960-08-26

Among those attending
the event were members Of
the embassy STAFF and the
Unuguayan military mission
and their wives.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

500, WASH-FM t97.1 Me-
In the Concert Hall.
Nielsen's Maskerade Over
ture.
1905, WGMS AM-FM $50 kc.
and 103.5 Mc.)-Symphony
Hall, with Howard Mitchell.
500, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Mc.)
Concert Stage. Symphony
No. 80 in D Major, by
Mozart.
sos, WGMS AM-FM $50
Kc. and 1885 Mc.)-The
Opera House. Tchaikovsky's
Eugene Onegin, complete
Chorus and orchestra Of the
Bolshoi Theater, Boris
Khaikin, conducting.
800, WMAL-FM uO7.3 Me-
-Hi-Fi Showcase. Sym
phony No. 8 in c Minor,
Opus 78, by Saint-Saens.
10000, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
-Nocturne. Violin Con-
certo No. 2 in c minor,
Opus 18, by Rachmaninoff.
11:O0, WASH-FM (s7.1 Me-
Symphonic Highlights.
Mozart's Symphony No. 3S.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTTG (5)-Five Star
Feature. THE Luck of the
Irish" A young man trying
to decide between a sweet
colleen and his boss daugh-
= ter turns to a leprechaun
for advice. Tyrone Power,
Anne Baxter. (1948)
1000, WMAL (1-Wednesday
Night Fights. Fora Foley
VS.. Mike DeJohn. 10 rounds.
Heavyweights. Cleveland
(Ohio) Arena.
1000, WTOP (9)-Circle The
ater. "The Desperate Sea-
SON." A study Of the mott
waiting forces that lead a
person to attempt suicide.
Douglas Edwards.
HOO, WTTG ~ - Starlight
Theater THE Soldier and
the Lady" Back in 1870 a
messenger of the czar i'm
perils his life to warn of an
invasion. Anton Walbrook,
Akin Tamiroff. Q93D
11:15, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. Double Identity"
A convicted murderer es-
capes from his guards and
is pursued by a member of
the Royal Mounted Police.
Dennis Morgan. Q940)
Evening star., 1960-03-16
Red Hookup
For Felix

Felix Grant, WMAL-radio's
man-about-j jazz. is profiled in
the current issue of Ameryka,
the magazine produced by the
United States Information
Agency for distribution in Po-
land and the Soviet Union. The
article. written by Alan Scott,
of Navy Times, discusses
Grants TV show (Jazz Re-
citaD and his nightly radio
program.
Rory Calhoun, whose The
Texan viii be rerun on ABC
next fall. will star in a new
hour = long contemporary ac-
ton adventure series to be
filmed for CHS at Desilu.
NBC is planning competition
for The Alaskans Klondike,
a half-hour series depicting the
Yukon during the Gold Rush.
is set for the fall.
\ = 4
MICS publicity department
apologies for any misunder-
standing about Bing's visit to
Perry Como on the Music Hall
tonight (WRC-D The de-
partment thought that BinE
AND his boys would appear on
Perry's show and it wasn't un-
til Perry announced the cast
Evening star., 1960-03-16

Gillis episode last night, "Al-
most a Father" which the net
work decided was shade too
naughty. (Since episodes cost
an estimated S35,000 per,
that's no wrist slap.)
I called WTOP early yeSter-
day to find out what was re-
placing the scheduled episode,
almost a Father" and the re-
ply, deadpan. was:
1T will be a Dobie repeat.
Love Is a Science replaces AL
most a Father
That's a cute switcheroo, and
I wouldn't put it past Mr.
Shulman.
Anyway, we should be able
to I'LL you in on the racy de-
tails of the censored episode
later this week when Dwayne
Hickman. who plays Dobie,
visits Washington, a visit
which, it goes without saying,
is happily coincidental.
Dwayne, by the way, played
the nephew in the Bob Cum
mings show for several seasons
and was cast as Dobie in the
Evening star., 1960-03-16

Shulman series when he agreed
to tighten his dark locks.
Considering that CHS pre-
viously banned a Person to
Person interview with Mae
West. you'd have to say that
this is mighty rough season
on bleached blondes.
Meanwhile. back at WTTG-
5. the phones are still ringing
with protests over Monday
nights hour TV special, Bull
Fight, a taped account Of q
number of matches involving
such noted matadors as Al
fonso Ramirez. Juan Silveti
and Carlos Arruza.
The protests here, Of course,
were not unexpected. Various
animal welfare groups-De-
tenders of Wild Life, ETC.
called to protest the showing
and the reports which I got
(Second-hand) were entirely
pro-bull.
I took the night of myself
and went to a movie ("Ben-
Hur")-where I spent 80 ex-
citing minutes worrying about
the health of as handsome a
group of horses as I've ever
seen in a rigged chariot race.
The department assistant,
Bonie Aikman, who did see
Bull Fight. reports that the
hour was colorlesS and the
treatment (of the matches)
educational from a clinical
point Of view. at made me
more interested in bullfighting
in general because I learned
something about it," she said,
"but I doubt if I'd look at
another similar show"
I've a hunch that's about the
way most people who saw it
felt about it. Movies about bull
fighters have Topped at the
box office in this country, too.
and 1 doubt very much that
we'll be seeing a sequel to this
TV show soon or ever. Or that
Bull Fight will replace the eye
gouging, knee = to the-midriff
charm Of the rasslin' matches.
4
Speaking Of Ben Hur. "
there's a show the likes Of
which you'll never see on TV.
For one thing-TV couldn't af-
ford it. They'd have to give
four hours equal time" to the
Romans!
Evening star., 1960-03-16
THE EVENING STAR c-zs
Hope Is Roasted
In Wisecrucks
Wellington, D. c.
"Wednesday, March Is, 1860

NEW YORK, Mar. Is (AP)
Bob Hope last night gave
Arthur and Kathryn Murray
credit for inventing something
new in televiSion: public exc
cutions for charity" Actually
the NBC clambake with half
a dozen stars jocularly roasting
the comedian was 80 minutes
Of well-rehearsed wisecracks.
Alan Kings bit cHope is
the only fellow who looks like
his passport pictureD and
Hopes brief riposte -(''I feel
like Kennedy at a Nixon
rally") were my favorite por-
tions.
But a little of this goes a
long way. I wish there were
not another round scheduled
for next week. Anyway, Hopes
pet charity gets 100000 as a
result Of the twin shows and
it was a change from cha cha
contests. C.L.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
ON THE AIR
Teen-Ager Dobie
Spanked by CBS
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

That these sensitive times is point to which growing
Of artists and performers speak The next I'd
like to hear after Sean OCasey Max Shuman latest recruit
in the group and that eminenty readable fellow whose TV
chronicles of day Dobie Gie) almost
funny those commercial columns he writes for
newspapers.
Max got surprise birthday present Monday dis 41s0
from CHS.
announcement cancellation of his Dobie
Evening star., 1960-03-16


rho attend rehearSdlS match screenings
scripts in New York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions offered guide to ueDerS.
Ozze and Harriet-The Magic Dishes Typical Ozze epi
soderambng and easygong Ozze and his pals Joe and
Darby automatically invite their wives to rough it
weekend fishing trip to Joes cabin They bring along
set of Harriets dishes which supposedly inspired her
grandparents to dress for dinner while living in the will
derness few chuckes but the best gag at the end
$3.50 pm, WMAL-7
Perry the round of the CrosbyComo fes
tival Bng to New York and almost makes his host
feel at home The two sing comfortable medley of odies
like YES We Have No Bananas" Barney Google" and
"Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean." When they move on to
Clancys bar ST. Patrck'S Day gets rare boost from
Genevieve who takes who Threw the Overals in Mrs
Murphys Chowder and Dear Old Donegal in her stride
until boys help her out with "MacNamaras Band
"Toora Loora" and Its Great Day for the Irish
the closing medley, the ComoCrosby team sings
whale of group of songs they enjoy Q6 in alb from L
Hear Music" to Lets Put Out The Lights and Go To
Sleep" Color pm. WRC-.
Jack Paar ShOw-Another visit with Alex King and Jack
Douglas highlights Paars show this evening while Jose
Mels and singer Louise OBren take the musical
chores. 1870 pm, WRC-4.
Evening star., 1960-03-16

for tonight's show last week
that it dawned on NBC that
only Bing was dropping by.
H&
Next Play-of- the Week: 1.-The
Cherry Orchard" Sunday, 2:3O
pm. WTOP -9, with Helen
Hayes, Susan Strasberg and
others. B.H.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniohtS top sho0s preuieDed By TV KEYS sta6,
rho attend TehedrSdS match screenings and dndlyze
scripts in NeU York. HollytDood and eSeDhere Their
opinions offered guide to uiet0ers
Evening star., 1960-02-05

Regular 4.o8 Tissue Shontung Lamp Shades
Give your older lamps Iook-redecooe - ~
beautiful shodes Sizes for both floor and table White w
eeosheI and with self trim. All hand OsOO
Konn's-Lonps-Thhd Floor Washington Arlington
Evening star., 1960-02-05
Table Lamps.
':;;::::'' ;;;;:: IS; E Is 'S8 .:..... ......

A. Modern HydroeoI Lomp-ontique
white with gold trim, and gold color
base. White Ioninoted drum shade
with gold color trim. 35k" toll.
B. Decorated China Lomp-eoId
color decoration on ivory bose Four
foot-mountines, scoIoped bottom
royon drum shade. "a" toll.
c. Sotin Bronze Lamp with round
bose. Beautiful shape. Shontung
over parchment shade. 1924" tall.
Evening star., 1960-02-05
including shades

D. Imported Bristol TripIex-white
floral decoration with rose tint; gold
eoves; fiIieree mounting. White
shontune drum shade. 81 v" tall.
{. Decorated Chino Lomp with gold
color decoration. Handsome double
step mounting; scoIIoped bell
shaped shade. "a" tall.
r. Polished Bross Spool Style with
double step marble base. Shontune
over parchment shade. 81" tall.
, 1960-05-09
Institutions and Special Pro-
grams.
1860 ARMED FORCES !.

% to mark this eleventh an
nual reminder of our strength
and determination to main
tain our national freedom and
security. In Washington, the
principal observance will be
held at Andrews Air Force
, 1960-05-09
Base, May "A and Is.


Anna c. Brodhurst, Euan F, Nc It is my hope that as many
Farlane and Auguste Rimpel. of our citizens as possible will
Mrs. Gloria K. Francois is participate in this and other
Executive Secretary. Macon events of the occasion and
Berryman is Commissioner Of thereby heighten their appre-
Social Welfare. Consultants citation OF the vital role the
are Miss Bernice McCollum, men and women Of our armed
Director of Public Assistance services are Naying in the
and Heimer Klint, Director of preservation of world peace"
Institutions and Special Pro s0 Miles : rallon
, 1960-05-09
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
ate, will be received at the
Department Of Property and
Procurement, Division of Pro-
curement, Christiansted, St.
Croix, Virgin Islands, Until
100 A. NJ. June /, 1860,
and then publicly opened for
the following:
White Composition Paper
Ruled. 49," 8 x 1917"
good qualify.
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
lids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
tenn in the bid.
Copies of invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
itiansted, St. croix. Virgin
stands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner Of Property
and Procurement
Per:
Alphonso RomneY
Administrative Assistant II {
, 1960-05-09
S A T U r D A Y


ANOTHER GREAT DOUBLE
FEATURE PROGRAM
1st Feature:
Paramount Pictures presents
srurTr a. rE
4IAA FAAAA11 49,
In Technicolor & Technirama
Bop Hope and Jane Russell
This is the most hilarious star
team in a FULFILLED Western
Whopper!
1nd FEATURE.
Paramount Pictures presents
KING OF THE RANCH"
William Boyd,
as Hapalong Cassidy