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Evening star., 1960-12-14
Guests at the Wodes' Porty
Brave Night Chill Happily

Rusk for Secretary of State;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buncker
and Mr.. Meade Patrick with
his pretty blond wife Glare.
Others There
Others were Assistant Sec
retary Of the Army and Mrs,
Dewey Short. of to q dinner
party, Mr.. George williams.
Mr.. Frank Hecht. Mrs. Leo
Briston Norris. stating that
most Of her children and
grandchildren will be here
for Christmas: Italian AM
bassador and Mrs. Brosio, he
wearing black tie for q din
ner party, and Mrs. Vera
Petschek, with her English
walking stick that also
doubles at the races as .
seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Gruenther Of the White
House stah were there. as
were Ralph and Ann Becker,
she with a becoming new
short hair cut: Capt. and
Mrs. William Lipscomb. Mr..
Robert Schenck. Mr.. and Mrs.
"Jeff" Davis. Mrs. William
Culbertson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Farnum. Miss Evans
and the Floyd Ackers,
Also there was Mr.. Doug
Evening star., 1960-12-14
BY DAISY CLELAND
Star Stan Writer

The greatest mass of labor
In Washington are "the party
goers" said a prominent
guest on the cocktail circuit
last night.
The remark was made at
the cocktail party Mai. Gen.
and Mrs. Leigh Wade gave
last evening in honor Of the
Argentine Ambassador and
Mrs. del Carril at the Sui
grave Club.
With the temperatures
dropping toward an all-time
December low, guests poured
into the Sulgrave.
They were happy, left their
cars and boots and went into
the club for what they knew
would be a good party. And
it was.
However. a guest at the
party kept repeating how
fantastic it was that SO many
people were there. Then,
she added. swell, we have
our own strange industry, no
smoke stacks in this city,
we just have people and they
like to 60 to parties. But
look what we do for the taxi
drivers-and look what 1t
means for the caterer!"
The Wades and their guests
Of honor changed receiving
line position no less than
three times. He was to be
sure that guests were not all
masSed In some corner of
one Of the several rooms up
stairs in the club house.
In Christmas Red
Among the early comers
were Gen. and Mrs. lConger
Pratt she in Christmas red
and with them Mrs. Rose
Zalles. Others there were Mrs.
Donald Quarles talking to
many old friends: Mr.. Roy
st. Lewis and the Ambassa-
dor Tran Van Chuong Of
Viet-Nam stopping for a word
together. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Hornbeck.
The hostess sister, Mrs.
Homer Hudson. was there
with her husband, giving Q
helping hand. and others
were Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie BIZ
fie. Gen. and Mrs. Dudley
Hale. Ceylonese Ambassador
Gunewardene applauding the
new appointment Of Dean
Evening star., 1960-12-14
HOLIDAY PARTY
IS CANCELLED

The annual Christmas
night party given by Mrs.
M. Robert Guggenheim has
been Cancelled.
Mrs. Guggenheim, who has
suffered two heart attacks.
has been ordered to the hos
pital by her doctor for o rest.
It is understood that she
might be suffering from flu.
The joint dance to be given
by Mrs. Guggenheim. Mrs.
Robert Mccormick and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank A. Hecht on
New Years eve at the WASH
ington Club will still take
place. e.
"Mr. and Mrs. Hecht and I
will carry on and hope that
Mrs. Guggenheim can be
with u.s." said Mrs. McCor-
mick this morning.
Evening star., 1960-12-14

las Smith. the new president
Of National Savings and
Trust. Hank Fort, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jorge Carnicero. the
Danish Ambassador and
Countess Knuth-Winterfeldt,
MFR. Paul Murphy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Morris, Associate
Justice and Mrs. Stanley
Reed, Mr., and Mrs. Raymond
Wire, the Ambassador of
Jordan and Mrs. Haikal, Mr..
Scott kirkpatrick and Mr..
Preston Pitts.
A special guest at the party
Evening star., 1960-12-14

- wSS Carry ing in
,.46 pocket the highest decor
alton given BY the Argentine
government. which was be-
slowed on him.
AS for the numbers that
turned out last evening, plus
Erwin Devron for a musical
Evening star., 1960-12-14

touch. one guest said. This is
q Washington cocktail party.
There are so many familiar
faces but I can't do much
with the names. So it's Just
a hello darling or hi sport
evening-typical. don't you
think?"
Evening star., 1960-12-14

was lL. C.I!. h!-!4.o - 80.
berger, who was the famous
Commanding General of the
Fourth Corps in Italy during
World War II, who says. II
took them (the Allied troops
in and I took them out"
However for the party last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-13
PrevieW
Aid
Project

Vice President and Mrs.
Richard M. Nixon are hon.
orary chairmen and Mr..
Vincent Price is chairman Of
a committee formed this
week to promote q gala bene-
fit preview of the paintings
from the Hallmark Art
Award international fine arts
competition, to be held at
the Wildenstein Gallery in
New York City.
The preview will benefit
Letters Abroad, Inc, a vol
untary. non-profit affiliate
Of President Eisenhower's
People-to-People program.
The organization, Of which
Mrs. Davenport Bryan is
president, is the nations
major clearing house for
adult correspondence with
persons in other lands.
Through Letters Abroad,
approximately 100000 per-
sons in the United States and
100 nations and territories
overseas are correspondents
because Of the organizations
grass roots program to in
crease international under
standing and good will.
The exhibition. entitled
1.-THE Question of the Flu
ture," opens to the public
october 5 for a three-weeks
showing. 1t will comprise oils
by so painters of promise"
from IA American and Eu-
ropean countries selected by
an international committee
Of II art authorities and pur-
chased by Hallmark Cards,
sponsor Of the competition.
Additional prizes Of $4,000
will be awarded to the artists
at the exhibition opening.
Invitations will be issued
by the committee during the
coming weeks to the preview,
the subscription for which
will be IS per person. Fol-
lowing its showing at the
Wildenstein Gallery, the
Hallmark collection will tour
art museums in the United
States and possibly abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-13
Bon Voyage
To Honor
The Summers

Newly appointed Ambas-
sador to Luxembourg and
Mrs. Burks Summers will be
feted at a bon voyage brunch
Sunday morning by the Rock
Creek Women's Republican
Club. Residents of Montgom-
cry County for the past IS
years, the Summers will leave
in August for their new post.
Mrs. Summers was one Of
the founders of the Rock
Creek Women's Republican
Club, established in 1850. She
was also chairman of the first
national convention of wom-
ems Republican clubs and has
been an influential organizer
of club activities. The fare
we'll party will be held at the
Columbia Country Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-13

The style to sweep the fashionable world
this summer, fine HodIey cashmere
sweaters Iovished with fur appear
ing over cocktail dresses, in the most ex-
elusive oir-conditioned spots, on deck on
starry evenings, or anywhere in the fosh-
ionobIe world Lined with silk chiffon
over lace, closed with rhinestones. To
be found in the fur salons of The Hecht
Co., where experts will help you in q
choice of beoched white mink, black
dyed mink, natural pastel mink, natural
Enbo Doden+ mink plus natural
Norwegian blue fox, oyster white dyed
beaver, beige dyed beaver or bIeoched
Canadian white fox. 34-42 in the group.
Cashmere in black, white, beige Credit
terms to suit your convenience. If your
size or color combination is not avail
able, we'll special order it for you.
All fu labeled 10 show country Of origin Of imported fu
II. N. emba Mink Breeders Association.
FUR SALoNs-THE HEIGHT CO., ALL 4 STORES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-13
Meeting
tomorrow

Mrs. Roy E. Lowe will re-
view James by the Grace of
God" by Hugh Ross-William-
son at the II am. meeting
tomorrow of the book review
section, University Women's
Club. Luncheon will follow.
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16

A Herald Classified "a packs
A lot of Power.
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16


STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF HLNDS:
This day personally appeared
before me, the Undersigned
authority, HOWARD V. SLY,
and T.. ENGINE
mcorporators of the corpora
ton known as LEXINGTON
TOOL & MANUFACTURING
CORPORATION, who acknow-
ledged that they signed and ex-
ecuted the above and foregoing
articles of Incorporation as their
act and deed on this the 31St day
OF May, 1860.
dazel r. Crymes, Notary Pub
lie. My commission Expires:
NUTAkY SEAL
Received at the office of the
secretary of State this the 31th
uay of May, A. d., 1860, toget-
ner with the sum of $l30. %,
deposited to cover the recording
Zee, and referred to the Attorney
General for his opinion.
heber Ladner, Secretary OF
State.
Jackson, Miss, May 81, 1860
l have examined this charter
OF incorporation and am of the
opinion that it is not violative
OF the Constitution and laws OF
the state, or of the United
States.
Joe. T. Patterson, Attorney
General
by Martin r.. McLendon, Assis-
tant Attorney General
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
JACKSON
The within and foregoing
Charter of Incorporation of
LEXINGTON TOOL & MANU-
FEATURING CORPORATION
is hereby approved.
IN testimony whereof, ] have
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16
w e
NEWS
by Mrs. A. G. Autry

Mrs. Lyde Hustess andd Mrs.
Ben Majors were in Lexington
Thursday of last week.
Mr.. Alvin Norwell of Durant
vas a dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Self Sunday.
Miss Mamie Siddon, Mrs. A.
R. Becker, Mrs. Mary Dunning
and Miss Mary Browning visited
With their dentist in Kosciusko
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Dunning
If Clarksdale spent Sunday with
lis mother, Mrs. Mary Dunning.
Miss Kay Pass of Olive Bra
lch spent Thursday night with
lei aunt Mrs. Al Lucas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Stringer of
Jackson visited Mr.. and Mrs.
3uddy Ellis Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. Johnson of Tchula
ipent a while with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. McCreary
Thursday.
Miss Mary Ellis Wilkes, Mrs.
/. j. Johnson and Mrs. A. L..
Snavely visited in Kosciusko
Thursday.
Mrs. Lynda Huestess of For
est City, Ark. spent last week
d IA sun 'I74s!s lou P!!m
McCrory.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L.. Afford
of Indianola came for Mrs. Lila
Anderson Saturday who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. c.
McCreary.
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16
IN MEMORY OF MY FATHER, REV. w. j. WOOD

IN MENOhY OF MY FATHER, KEW. w. j. WOOD
When 1 was but a little girl, he held me on his knee, and told
me what he'd like for his little girl to be.
He was always jolly, clever, laughing at every joke, with a ring
of sincere approval every time I spoke.
He helped me with my dolls and toys, always near. What a
playmate Dad was; never had a peer.
Every evening after school l went around with Dad.
The best friend 1 ever knew, the best I've ever had.
Everybody that knew him loved him as 1 have done. They
always rather favored me because 1 was his one.
He was always very proud of me, watched me all the day, And
now to think I had to see his dear old head turn gray.
Folks refer to Mothers as gentle, kind and sweet. But he was
just as good as anyone 1 had to meet.
He always seemed to understand a childs every need: Just a
straight, honest fellow, with a simple, loving creed.
Folks may want their gold and silver, pleasures all galore, But
I'd be more than satisfied to have my Dad back with me once
more.
For every strand of Silver hair, and every wrinkle on his brow,
was caused by worrying over me; and I'm sorry now.
He said there is a Heaven for everyone who's good, I'm sure he
has gone there, for they knew just where he stood.
And so 1 pray not to my God to grant my every whim, But that
may prove to all the world my worthiness of him.
MRS. FRANCES WOOD HOWARD
Westwood Avenue, Lexington, Mississippi
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16
w. s. G. s.
MEETING AT CHURCH

The June meeting of the Won
ans Society of Christian Ser
vice was held on Tuesday after
noon at $3.50 in the Methodist
Church. There were eight men,
bers present.
In the absence of president,
the vice president, Mrs. Henry
Flemming had charge. Mrs.
4. D.. Edwards gave the devo-
tional based on First Samuel, /.
The regular business was trans
acted with Mrs. F. T.. Wixon,
reading minutes of May meet
ing and Mrs. G.. G.. Griffin Civ
ing treasurer report.
Mrs. C. H. Bond was the
program leader and used the
heme, Go Forth with Joy, a
most impressive study of Mis-
Sionaries and minister's wives.
Mrs. E. j. Hines, Sr. dis
missed the group with prayer.
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16
Legal Notice

shares of common stock, hav-
ing a par value of Ten Dollars
$50. 00} per share, with full
voting privileges, and Three
Thousand Five Hundred $500
shares of preferred stock,
having a par value of Ten
Dollars $4,000 per share,
with guaranteed, or cumula-
tive, dividends, which shall
not vote or have any voice in
the management of the cor
poration, and may be recalled
and redeemed at any time
after July l, 1862.
). The sale price per share, if
desired, of stock without par
value and authority for board
of directors to fix or change
such sale price, if such auth
ority be desired.
All stock, common and pre-
ferred, shall have a par value
OF Ten Dollars ($10. 00> per
share.
s.. Period of existence is ninety
nine l99I years.
The purpose for which it is
created.
To construct, manufacture,
fabricate, purchase or sell, as
owner, agent or distributor, at
wholesale or retail, or other
wise trade in tools, dies, die
sets, jigs, fixtures, steel and
mill supplies; to engage in the
machining, electroplating,
manufacturing and developing
of mechanical contrivanceS of
every kind, nature and des-
cription; and to generally pa
tent, copyright, construct,
manufacture, fabriqate and
purchase or sell, as owner,
agent Or distributor, indus
trial, commercial, agricultur-
al automotive, aircraft, mar
inc and household equipment,
parts, supplies and furnishings
and to DO and perform such
other acts and things within
Or without the State of MiSSis-
sippi as may be necessary,
appurtenant and incidental to
the furtherance of the bus
mess or purposes of this cor
poratiOn.
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16
By MRS. e. r. BUCHANAN

week with her sister, Mrs. Har-
vey Harris and other relatives.
Together they attended the dam
ce recital of Elaine F1emming
on Tuesday night.
Barbara Howard and Virginia
Adcock left Saturday for Jack
son where they will attend
Draughn's Business College.
Upon the completion of their
most attractive brick home Mr..
and Mrs. Bobby Farmer and
daughters have recently moved
10 Cruger and they are receiving
a warm welcome.
Mrs. Harvey Baine, IL and
children of Memphis are spend
ng this week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Johnson.
After a week here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D.
EDWARDS and sister, Mrs. Jerry
Ladies. Col. Earl Edwards and
children Lynn, Bruce and Mark
sailed from New York, Friday
June 10 for Beirut, Lebanon, for
TWO years with the Army.
Mrs. Johnny Kelly and Bettye
Jean McNeer made a business
rip to Wilson, Ark. last Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. Claude Flem-
ing and son left Tuesday for
| Jackson, to take an apartment
On the Millsaps Campus. Rev.
Fleming will attend summer
school, but will be home on week
/ ends.
To the delight of his friends
/ Bruce Stone is resting nicely
after surgery at Greenwood Lee
/ lore Hospital, Friday night.
Mrs. ]. E. Turner, ST.. left
] Tuesday for Starkville, Where
! she will attend summer school
at Miss. State University.
J. A. Slater has returned
home after a short visit with
J his mother in Bessemer, Ala.
S. F. Buchanan and son, ).
F. Jr. made a business trip to
GAINESVILLE, KY. this week.
A Herald Classified "a packs
a lot of Power.
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16
A OF MISSISSIPPI
office of
OF STATE
j. ckSOn

/, Heber Ladner, Secretary of
State, do certify that the Char
ter of Incorporation hereto at
tached entitled the Charter of
Incorporation of
LEXINGTON TOOL & MANU-
FEATURING CORPORATION .
was, pursuant to the provision
of Title q, Code of Mississippi
of 1912, Recorded in the Records
Of interpretations in this office,
in
PHOTOSAT BOOK, NUMBER
ONE HUNDRED FIVE PA
GEES 141-144.
GIVEN under my hand and
the Great Seal of the State
Of Mississippi hereunto af-
fixed this 31st day of May,
1860.
s. Heber Ladner
Secretary of State
THE GREAT SEAL OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
THE CHARTER OF MOOR
PORATION OF LEXINGTON
TOOL & MANUFACTURING
EnDDnD NTION
1. The Corporate title of said
company is
LEXINGTON TOOL & MAN
UFACTURING CORPORA
TON.
2. The names of the incorpora-
tors are:
HOWARD V. SLY, 1888 BER-
LIN DR.. Jackson, Miss.
7. EUGENE 500
Barnett Building, jackson,
Mississippi.
3. The domicile is at Lexington,
Mississippi.
4. Amount of authorized capl-
tai stock and particulars as to
class or classes thereof, in
cluding all their privileges
and restrictions, and whether
having a par value or being
without nominal or par value:
Sixty Thousand Dollars Co.,
0GO. 00), consisting of Two
Thousand Five Hundred (2,50O
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16

To purchase, hold, sell ana
transfer the shares Of the
capital stock of this corpora
ton, provided it shall not use
its funds for the purchase of
its own shares of capital stock
when such would cause an
impairment of its capital; to
guarantee, acquire, purchase,
hold, sell, assign, transfer,
mortgage, pledge or other
wise dispose of shares OF the
capital stock of, or any bonds,
securities Or evidences of in
debtedness created by any
other corporation or corpora
tiorts organized under the
laws of the State of MiSsissi-
ppi, or any other state, coun-
try or government and while
the owner thereof to exercise
all of the rights, powers and
privileges of ownership
not in violation of the laws OF
the State of Mississippi.
To borrow money for any of
the purposes of the corpora
ton, and, from time to time,
to draw, make, accept, en-
dorse, execute and issue pro-
missory notes, drafts, bills of
exchange, warrants, bonds,
debentureS and other nego-
table or non-negotiable in
struments and evidences of in
debtedneSs, and to secure the
payment of any thereof and
of the interest thereon by
mortgage or pledge, convey
ance or assignment in trust of
the whole Or any part of the
property of this corporation,
and to sell, pledge, or other
wise dispose of such bonds or
other obligations of the cor
poration for its corporate pur-
poses.
To do business on credit as
well as for cash; to acquire,
own and purchase accounts,
notes, deeds in trust, mortgages
evidences of debt, and any and
all kinds of security, real and
personal for any money and
debts due to any other person,
firm, association Or corpora
ton; to take notes, deeds in
trust, mortgages, evidences of
debt, and any and all kinds of
security, real and personal,
for money and debt due to
this corporation.
In general, to do all and every
thing necessary for the &C.
complishment of the purpose
of this corporation as and to
the same extent as a natural
person might or could do.
The foregoing clauses shall
be construed both as objects
and powers, and it is hereby
expressly provided that the
objects and powers specified
in the foregoing clauses shall,
except where otherwise ex-
pressed, be in no wise limited
or restricted by references to,
Or inference from the terms
of any other clause contained
in this Charter of Incorpora-
ton, but the objects and pow
ers specified in each of the
foregoing clauses shall be re-
garded as independent objects
and powers.
The rights and powers that
may be exercised by this cor
poration, in addition to the
foregoing, are those conferred
by Chapter A, Title q, Code
of Mississippi Of 1912, and
amendments thereto.
3. Number of shares of each
class to be subscribed and
paid before the corporation
may begin business:
Fifty 500 shares of common
stock.
Howard V. Sly
T. Eugene Caldwell
incorporates
r~r0xuu "D1"nMDNYr
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the
State of Mississippi to be af-
fixed, this 31st day of May
1860.
Ross r. Barnett
Governor
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16

BY the Governor
Heber Ladner
Secretary of State
THE GREAT SEAL
Of THE STATE OF
MISSISSIPPI
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16

The Martha GeeSlin School
u Dancing recital was presented
at the Junior High School aud
ltorium, Greenwood on Tuesday
light. Among the students were
Elaine Flemming, Kay Barrett,
Sherry Barrett, Linda McRae,
and Brenda McRae.
Mrs. Lucille Brown of Yazoo
City spent a few days of last
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

The Vacation Bible School
Of the Baptist Church that has
Jeen in progress for the last
Two weeks came to a close
friday and was well attended.
Under the instruction of the
pastor the Rev. w. e. Greene,
IL, the teachers were Nursery,
Mrs. Billy Ratliff and Bettye
Kelly, Beginners, Milda GercenS
md Bettye Jean McNeer; Pri-
mary, Mrs. w. C. Lee: Inter
mediates, Mrs. Vernon Lehman
and Virginia Adcock, Juniors,
Mrs. T. E. Guest and Barbara
howard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26

Leave 1t to Beaver-Beaver's 10" When Beaver learns
about intelligence tests, he tries to for at the
last moment Though this really show urging kids to
study it's handled normally there's no preaching $3.50
pm, WMAL-7.
Have Gun, Will Trave-Prety good show with handsome
location shots of rocky desert and mountain springs This
helps the tale lot Paadn tries to talk sense to boy
being chased by posse. $50 pm, WTOP-s.
The Nations Fuure-Are Sit-n Strikes Justhable?" The
affirmative is argued by the Rev Martin Luther King r
to whom the issue is clearly matter Of morality The
negative position is taken by James J. Fitzpatrick editor
of the Richmond Va) News Leader for whom the ques-
ton matter of individual property rights $50 pm
WRC-4.
WashngtOns Interracia Relationships" Provd-
ing local viewpoint the controversial topic of the
preceding program will be panel of educators Gov
eminent officials and other leading citizens Among the
guests will be Margaret Gary executive secretary of the
Presidents Committee on Government Controls and Mrs
Marjorie Ware, OF Neighbours Inc 10 pm, WRC-4.
GunsmOke entry tonight where location shots add
touch Of flavor In this they're shots of pretty
ranch involved in tale in which Marshal Dillon plays
Cupid helping young couple get together. The girls
father tough, opnionated old burr, aims to kill the
young man, but he's caught by his own stupidity 10 pm
WTOP-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
Admiral Handed
Navy Reprimund

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2e
'AP.-Retired Rear Admiral
William L. Erdmann, convicted
by a Federal court of illegally
importing liquor. has been
reprimanded by the Secretary
Of the Navy.
The 18th Naval District said
yesterday that the Secretary
issued a formal letter stating
that Admiral Erdmann brought
discredit upon himself and dis
repute to the Navy and it's off,
GERS.
Admiral Erdmann, of nearby
Kentfield, was fined $4,000 on
November 4 for failure to pay
import taxes on 504 bottles of
choice liquors he brought home
from Guam on an aircraft car
rier.
The Secretay's letter also
said that Admiral Erdmann
would not be tried by court
martial for military offenses
but that his guilty plea and
conviction would be noted in
his official record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
1900, WMAL (O-Expeditio

7:OO, WMAL (O-Expedition
Land of the Dying Ghosts. ;
A filmed account of a 1857
expedition sponsored by the
Basel (Switzerland Muse
UNI of Ethnology.
1880, WTTG 81 PLAYHOUSE
Five. THE Awful Truth" A
man who believes his wife is
unfaithful leaves her, only
to try to win her back later
Cary Grant. Irene Dunno
Q93O.
1880, WTOP (9-Ten-Thirty
Theater. "Good-by Mr.
Chips" A story of the trag-
edies and joys of an Eng
lish schoolteacher. Robert
Donat, Greer Carson Q939)
11:O0. WMAL az - Saturday
Night Movie. Malta Story. :"
Brave British officers face
heavy German attacks on
the island of Malta. Alec
GuinneS, Anthony Steel
Q954.
Has. WRC (4-Movie Four.
Prisoner Of Zenda." A story
OF love, adventure and royal
intrigue set in a mythical
Balkan country. Ronald
Colman, Raymond Massey
1889.