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WAGE

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the bill and IL Democrats and
II Republicans against it.
Senators Byrd, Democrat of
Virginia, and Butler, Republi-
can of Maryland, voted against
the bill. Senator Robertson,
Democrat of Virginia, was
paired against it and Senator
Beall. Republican of Maryland,
voted for it.
Last August, the Senate ap-
proved, 1924, a bill similar to
the one passed today. Mr.. Ken
nedy, then a Senator, was floor
manager for the measure. How
ever. the House baked at &C
cepting the Senate's views and
in the end no legislation was
enacted.
The new bill was at the point
Of passage when the Senate
met today.
Action on all amendments
was completed late yesterday
after hackers Of the President
bill had succeeded in beating
down all efforts to reduce the
measures provisions.
Final Vote Delayed
But Senate Democratic
Leader Mansfield of Montana
delayed the final hour of de.
bate and vote until today aftel
several Senators said last nigh
they were anxious to get ava!
for speaking engagements.
The key test of the five-da,
Senate battle came yesterda.
with a $3.50 defeat of al
amendment by Senator Mon
roney, Democrat of Oklahoma.
4 His proposal would hav
eliminated 1.6 million worker
from the planned coverage b.
not including any business tha
operated within a single State
The same amendment wa
turned back, so to 48, yea
ago. This time Mr.. Kenned
won more Republican support
The Monroney amendmen
got the votes of 20 Democrats
mostly Southerners, and 10 Re
publicanS. Opposed were 4
Democrats and l3 Republicans
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CABINET
Continued From First Page


to explain why the internal
explosion against Fidel Castro
had not developed. Some spec
ulated that incipient uprisingS
were crushed by Mr.. CaStro's
Soviet-armed military forces
before they had any chance to
generate any real strength.
Mr.. Rusk, along with other
administration members and
congressional leaders, conferred
with President Kennedy dur
ing much of yesterday after
noon. Thus his views were
taken to reflect the carefully
considered policy line of the
Kennedy administration.
The White House and State
Department have so far OBJ
scured the extent of American
involvement in the operation,
There have been consistent
reports that Mr.. Rusk was op-
posed to United States backing
for the invasion and feared its
| failure from the start.
Who in the administration
did support it is a mystery
although Washington has heard
rumors for several weeks that
the Central Intelligence Agency
headed by Allen w. Dulles was
playing a key role in operations
against Mr.. Castro.
Another unanswered question
is, who proposed this invasion
assault in the first place? Die
the United States Government
propose to the rebels they
undertake it? Did the rebels
say they were planning the
operation but needed Unitec
States backing?
Size Remains Mystery
So far as official Washington
is concerned there has beer
considerable mystery about thu
points from which the invasion
fleet actually started, just a
there has been about the actua
size of the anti-Castro forces.
Kennedy administration Off
cials have told reporters almos
daily this week that only a few
hundred men were involved il
the campaign and their ain
really was to supply rebels al
ready operating inside Cuba
Rebel sources have reported
there was in fact a linkup be
tween the men from outside tn
island and those operating il
the Escambray Mountains.
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Bowie from a rural-reSldential
tR-R) to single family tR-55) .
They also rezoned 29.5 acres for
shopping center, but decided
more study was needed on petit
tionS for rezoning the rest of
the 2,226-acre tract.
At the heart of the matter is
a conflict over what C. Warren
Giauque, planning board engi-
neer, believes can be land
mark decision by the county.
T. Hammond Welsh, attorney
for Levitt & Sons, charged in
the hearing yesterday at Hy-
attsville that the planners were
making his client the goat"
in the evolution of new zoning
category.
Herbert w. Reichelt, vice
chairman of the county board,
termed the matter perhaps
the most important single piece
of zoning I've had before me
as a county commissioner"
Mr.. Giauque told the board
that Belair could be the begin
ming Of a satellite community"
in line with regional plans, but
said that the R-55 zoning with
$500 square foot minimum
lot size is too dense.
He urged instead that 1859
acres of Belair be zoned R-80.
This is new category yet to
be approved by the commits
Sioners which would create
subdivision variety through its
requirement of 10000 square
foot average lot size.
Mr.. Welsh argued that zon-
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Chicken Award
BALTIMORE. April .

BALTIMORE. April 20 CAP)
"A Federal Judge yesterday
awarded a Montgomery County
chicken farmer $3.50 for eggs
and fowl lost when military
helicopters caused his flock to
panic.
Judge Roszel c. Thomson
made the award in United
States District Court to Harold
Weisberg, operator of the Coo
Dor Farm near Hyattstown
The judge ruled half a dozen
chickens were smothered ano
others were scratched.
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Center to Be Cited
For Israel Bonds Aid

The Montgomery County
Jewish Community Center will
receive a citation tomorrow for
its support of the Israel Bond
program.
Carl M. Freeman. president
Of the advisory council OF the
Suburban Maryland Committee
for Israel Bonds, will present
a scroll at the Center at $3.50
pm. tomorrow to Daniel I.
Gordon, DR.. Arnold Gould and
Rabbi TZvi H. Porath.
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plans for the northwest branch
watershed in the Olney- Ash
ton area; the Rock Greek wa
tershed northeast of Rockville,
and the Rockville Gathers
burg area covering about 40
square miles.
Public hearings have been
held and exhaustive staff work
has been conducted during the
last 18 months, resulting in a
number of revisionS to the orig
inal master plans Whic h
brought about yesterdays de-
scriptive session. All members
of M-NCPPC attended, along
with about SIS citizens in the
afternoon session and about
half that number last night.
Mr.. Bartholomew specified
that emerging new needs
brought about by the massive
growth of the Metropolitan
Area have created five new OBJ
jectives:
l. Preve Of urban
sprawl by creation of belts of
open spaces.
2. Establishment of satellite
cities.
8. Encouragement of "clus-
ter" development.
4. Prevention of septic viii
lagos" on half-acre lots which
are not adequate for sewage
disposal.
5. Extension of high residen-
tial density areas.
He warned, however, that
most of these needs involve
significant consideration of
policy and fund-raising which
will require more consideration
than has been undertaken as
yet"
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Permanent Farm Zones
Urged for'G Green Space

permanent for farm proposed last night
by nationally known planning expert to preserve the
dwindng of green spaces remaining in Montgomery
and Prince Georges Counties.
Harand Bartholomew civil engineer engaged by the
Maryland National Capital Park Planning Commission
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Builder Levitt Gets OK
For 726 BeIoir Homes

Builder William j. Levitt has rezonng to start construction
726 homes in his mammoth Bear subdivision but the fate
of 374 other houses hangs important planning decision
by the Prince Georges County commissioners
The goaead for the 726 homes given yesterday when
the commissioners 286 of LevS
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'.a,
Evening star., 1961-12-10
Selected Works
From the kreSS
Gift to the Nation
By FRANK CETLEIN
The Stars Art Critic

ILLUSTRATED here and page IA, well as the
cover tiny selection of paintings from the "Kress
Gift to the Nation The gift formally made yesterday in
a ceremony at the National Gallery of Art involves
than 5000 works of art valued at than $50 million
Recipients include "A American museums and univers
ties The National Gallery is the chief beneficiary and
visitors long familiar with Kress pictures there ncud
ing "Blindmens Buff" by Fragonard reproduced the
Howard University recently received small study
of Italian art.
Celebrating the g, the National Gallery today opens
exhibition of selected masterworks lent by recipient
institutions in all parts of the country The extent and
Ion page
Evening star., 1961-02-08
ADVERTISEMENT
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Evening star., 1961-02-08

Il
INT Pass 3NT All Pass
Opening lead: Five Of hearts.
When this hand was played,
West thought only Of his own
hand. His mechanical opening
lead Of the fourth-best card in
his own long suit. made life
easy for declarer.
Dummy won the first trick
with the ace Of hearts, and de-
clarer promptly set to work on
the diamonds. East shifted to
spades on taking the ace of
diamonds, but 1t was too late.
South was ready to cash four
diamonds, three hearts. one
spade and two clubs.
Spade Defeats Contract
West can defeat the contract
by opening the deuce Of spades
instead Of q low heart. The
ace Of spades Is. forced out at
the first or second trick, and
East gets in with the ace Of
diamonds in time to run the
rest Of the spades.
How can West tell that a
spade lead Is called for?
The first principle Is that 1t
doesn't pay to set UP a suit in
an entryless hand. Even If
West is lucky enough to set up
his hearts fairly quickly he
cannot expect to regain the
lead to cash the hearts.
Since his own hand is hope
less, West should try to set
up something for his partner.
An unbid major suit Is always
a good shot. The theory is that
the opponents will usually try
for game in a major suit If they
can; failure to make any such
attempt indicates some short
ness in one or both major suits.
Mind you, West can't be sure
OF defeating the contract by
leading q spade. Some con-
tracts are unbeatable. About
all West can tell is that o spade
lead Is most likely to produce
Q good result.
Daily Question
Partner opens with / Mt (l6
to 18 points,. and the next
player doubles. You hold:
Ao72 01Oss52 us2 %Js4
What do you say.2
Answer: Bid two hearts.
Your partner may be in serious
trouble at notrunp, and you
should be safer at your 5-card
trump suit.
Copyright. 1861. Gen. Features Corp. }
Evening star., 1961-02-08

Answer: Bid two hearts.
Your partner may be in serious
trouble at notrump, and you
should be safer at your 5-card
trump suit.
Copyright. 1861. Gen. Features Corp. }
Evening star., 1961-02-08
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Forget About
Hopeless Hund
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD

Choose the opening lead that
will help your partnership.
Since your own hand is only
half the partnership, give some
thought to your partners hand
as well.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
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2A4
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SOUTH
WEST EAST
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Evening star., 1961-02-08
WORD GAME
Find 80 or more words in
PICCADILLY

meaning "a high wing collar" +"
Average mark Is % words; time
limit, 80 minutes.
Rules Of the game: 1. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters By the addition Of
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
use. 3. Only one form Of Q word 10
use. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to LYNNHAvEN
lane. lave. lean. levy. yean, nave.
navel, navy, nanny, hale, haven. halye,
have. heal, henna, heavy. hyena, vale
vane, veal, venal, vena. elan, envy.
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Films z Radio
On ! NHy nv


Little Shepherd of Kingdom
Come.
TEEN
~CAMEO-Saturday matinee
also-Secrets of the Purple
Wreath, Blood and Steel.
GARDEN Saturday only,
with matinee Visit to a
Small Planet, Last Train
From Gun Hill.
KINGMAN AUTO-Pay or
Die, Chartuese Caboose, Bat
tie in Outer Space.
- Saturday
only 1901 Arabian Nights,
Revenge of Frankenstein,
Stop, Look and Laugh.
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Legion of Decency:

graph RKo, 1851 Al.
u noon, Chan. 10 - Tarzan, the
Fearless - MIRA.
/ pm, Chan. 6 The Singing
Kid = Warmers, 1916 - Al.
100 pm, Chan. 10 The Vir-
ginian - Paramount, 1945 Al.
2:3O pm. Chan. 6 - Ladies They
Talk About - MIRA.
3 pm, Chan. 10 - Duke of Chi
cago - Republic, 1948 ~ Al.
Ills pm, Chan. 8 r Maltese Fall
con - Warmers, First National,
1910 - All.
1880 pm, Chan. 4 - Sweethearts
-MGM, 1888 ~ Al.
1880 pm, Chan. 10 - Beware of
Pity j.. Arthur Rank, 1917
All.
MONDAY, MAY
9 am, Chan. 4 - Without Love,
Part 2 - MGM, 1914 - B. Job
lection: Double meaning re-
$50 am, Chan. 10 - Many Happy
Returns NRA.
5 pm, Chan. 4 - Everybody Sing
-MGM, 1887 - AL.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 - Timetable
United Artists, 1855 - All.
11:20 pm, Chan. 6 Go Into
Your Dance - MIRA.
TUESDAY, MAY 9
9 am, Chan. 4 Without Love,
Part 2 - MGM, 1914 - B, Job
lection: Double meaning re-
marks.)
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Daily film listings by
fhe Inter-Faifh Film Com
miftee can be found in the
Columbus Cit izen.Jour-
nal and Dispatch.
FAMILY
GRAND - Cinerama Holt
day.
PALACE The Absent
Minded Professor.
STATE, Westerville Sat
urday matinee Only-Journey
TO the Center of the Earth.
BOULEVARD, CLIN T o N,
ESQUIRE, N-TOWN, LIV-
INGST0N, NJ,
STATE-The Alamo.
CLEVE - Saturday mat
inee also-Sleeping Beauty,
Sign OF Zorro.
WESTM Sleeping
Beauty, Sign of Zorro.
LIVINGSTON Saturday
matinee only-Dance With
Me, Henry, Cartoon Carnival.
MILES EAST MAIN, WEST
BROAD, NORTH HIGH, SCI
OTO-Jungle Cat, Adventures
of Huckleberry Finn.
NATIONAL AUTO, nth
AVE. AUTO, SOUTH AUTO
The Alamo, Boy and the
Pirates.
RUSSELL 49, Sign of Zorro,
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MOTION PICTURE cLASSIFlcA.
TON BY NATIONAL LEGION oP
OECENcY: AL Morally UnObJec-
tionaDIe for All: All Morally I'm
Objectionable for Adults; b Moral
ly Objectionable in Part for All;
G Condemned. MIRA - No Rating
Available.
FRIDAY, MAY S
Q am, Chan. 4 When Ladies
Meet, Part 2 MGM, 1910
All.
ESQ am, Chan. 10 Another
Shore ~ British, 1850 - All.
Misbehaves - MIRA.
11:15 pm, Chan. 10 - The Lusty
Men ~ RKO, 1853 - All.
11:20 pm, Chan. 6 Wisp End
1920 pm, Chan. 6 Match King
-NRA.
SATURDAY, MAY
II pm, chan. 10 -Tncendiary
Blonde Paramount, l944-B.
objection: Suggestive dancing;
reflects acceptability of di-
yorce.l
11:15 pm, Chan. s Pandora
and the Flying Dutchman-
MGM, 1857 - B. objection: Sug-
gestiye sequence
1f:30 pm, Chan. 4 Anchors
Aweigh - MGM, 1914 - Al.
SUNDAY, MAY
IL am, Chan. 4 ~ Overland Tele-
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Movies
Reviewed
Glass a, Section

Glass a. Section
Master of the World (Amer.-
Intl,)
On the Double Paramount
Silent Call, The Fox)
Class a, Section z
Beware of Children (Amer.-
Intl.)
NOTE: This classification is
applicable only to prints shown
in USA.
Mein Kampf columbia
Rommel's Treasure medal
lion Films
Young Savages, The UNITED
Artists
Glass B
Last Sunset, The UNIV Init. }
OBJECTION: The plot of this
film is resolved by an heroical-
ly presented suicide on the part
of the principal male character.
Glass c
Saturday Night and Sunday
Morning (Contl.) Britt
OBJECTION: The inconclu-
sive theme, unrestrained subject
matter and indecencies in treat
ment render this a moral film
totally unacceptable for a mass
medium of entertainment.
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the Faith transfers the cap
ital TO him at your death.
And he transfers il to the
poor of the world.
Think well on this during
the summer of your life,
when all is going well. What
more beautiful way to thank
God for life's blessings than
to lay some of them at death
in the lap of the Vicar of
Christ. He does not aid one
mission society; he aids them
all. He does not concentrate
on one country; he is the ia
Their of them all. Write The
Society for the Propagation
of the Faith for our manual
on annuities, including the
date of your birth. Show your
wealth TO God, not to Baby
lon!
AS you pray the multicol-
ored RIOS
AIRY, remember that the
white decade is offered for
the Holy Father. Then remem-
Der that the Vicar of Christ
has said that The Society for
the Propagation of the Faith
must be first and principal
ly aided" Send your request
and an offering of So and we
will send you the WORLD
MISSION ROSARY.
Cut out this column, pin
your sacrifice to ii and mail
it to Most Rev. Fulton j.
Sheen, National Director of
the Propagation Of the Faith,
or your Diocesan Director.
Msgr. James Kulp, 246 East
Town Street, Columbus Is,
Ohio.
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Family Dinner
Al ST. Matthias

The second annual Family
Dinner, sponsored by the St.
Matthias Altar Society will be
held from 1890 until 6 pm,
Sunday, May z, in the parish
hall. Mrs. Joseph Yoakum is
chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Paul Metzger.
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T'V Movie Ratings

$50 am, Chan 10 Madness of
the Earth - Universal Interna-
tional, I949 - All.
S pm, Chan. 4 Weekend for
Three - RKo, 1943 - All.
HIS pm, Chan. 10 - The Wea-
pom - NRA.
1920 pm, Chan. 6 - Old English
-NRA.
WEDNESDAY, MAY TO
9 am, Chan. 4 Every Girl
Should Be Married, Part l -
RKO, 1913 - All.
$50 am, Chan. 10 - Under the
Southern Cross - MIRA.
5 pm, Chan. 4 Las Vegas
story RKo, 1851 = B. (objec-
ton: Reflects acceptabiity of d.
vorce; suggestive costuming and
d%ialogue.)
11:l5 pm, Chan. 10 - Murder at
the Vanities - NRA.
1l:20 pm, Chan, 10 Kennel
Murder Case Warners-First
National, 1941 - All.
THURSDAY, MAY II
9 am, Chan. a Every Girl
Should Be Married, Part 2-RKO,
1913 - All; Yank at oxford, Part
MGM, 1897 - AL.
$50 am, Chan. 10 - Mind Your
Own Business Paramount,
1856 - All.
) pm, Chan. - Beg, Borrow or
Steal - MGM, 1887 = Al.
11:15 pm, Chan. 10 - The Square
Ring - NRA.
1920 pm, Chan. 6 Freckles
-NRA.
FRIDAY, MAY II
9 am, Chan. 4 - A Yank at Ok
ford, Part 2 - MGM, 1897 Al.
$50 am, Chan. 10 Tonight at
$50 - British, 1852 All.
5 pm, Chan. 4 - Sequoia-NRA.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 - Summer
time - United Artists, 1954-B.
objection: Tends to arouse I'M
due sympathy for immoral &C
tions; suggestive s~equence.)
1l:20 pm, Chan. 6 - Horsepower
-NRA.
1890 am, Chan. 6 Invisible
Stripes Warmers : First Ma.
tionaI, 1889 - All.
1 am, Chan. 4 Deadline at
Dawn - RKo, 1945 - All.
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the rose. too, has its dangers.
Want is terrible, but what,
o Lord, of sufficiency?
Take the case Of Ezechias,
one of the great Jewish he
roes. Having assembled to the
throne of Jerusalem, he re-
opened and restored the Tenn
pie with the offerings of his
people.
The summer of prosperity
was at hand. Then what hap
pened? Ezechias fell into the
sin Of material display. He
proudly showed off his treas
ures TO the King of Babylon,
as the United States might
display its riches and fine
homes to the Soviets. This
marked the beginning of
Ezechias' fall, for he had the
wrong kind of seeurity-out-
er gold rather than inner
gold, the pomp Of plenty rath-
or than treasures thieves can
not steal.
BECAUSE He HAD ignored
the fact that a wealthy man
must be his brothers. keeper
as well as his own, "he
brought punishment upon
himself. on Juda, too, and
Jerusalem" God left them,
and during a later reign
Babylon destroyed Jerusa-
lem.
May we learn to dread not
only the abyss but also the
hills where flowers grow.
Ezechias came through many
deserts Of the spiritual life,
but he could not stand the
green pastures.
DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN
to you. AS your prosperity
increases. make provisions
for thanking God. This does
not mean that il is wrong TO
live on your income, but it
is wrong to go before God
without having cared for your
brother One Of the best ways
TO provide for both spiritual
and temporal welfare is an
annuity with The Society
for the Propagation of the
Faith.
THE INCOME is yours dur
ing life-we provide you with
interest and you are protect
ed by the sound insurance
laws Of the State Of New
York BIT, most important,
the Holy Fathers own So
cicty for the Propagation Of
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A Spring Polka Dance will
be held from 8 pm. until
1890 am, Saturday, May 6,
at the Columbus Auditorium,
581 S. High ST., sponsored by
the First Catholic Slovak Jed
nota Branch 843.
Music will be furnished by
Leo Ronch aand his Polka
Orchestra. Tickets will be
available at the door.
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be forgot
ten that the
sun itself
h spots.
sity
has its trials.
But what of
osperity?
T h thorn
is not mans
& a I
Gala y;
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TV HighIights
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
10 am, Chan. Afr Ed
ward Keefer, O.P., Aquinas
faculty member, is celebrant
OF the Mass televised from
studio Of WLW-C. Aquinas
students will assist at the
Mass.
1915 am, Chan 4-Sacred
Heart Wiles
of the Devil will be the topic
of FIR. Thomas Curry, 81.
TUESDAY
pm, Chan, l0-Looking
With ~Long-Newscaster Chef
Long visits Bishop Hartley
High School in current Youth
Reports series.
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COSROCT0N Buyers Guide
PAINT STORE

~COSHOCTON PAINT co.
Dean and Barry paints-Mirrors
Wall Paper Window Shades
500 Main st. MA. 2-4844
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God Love You
God Love You
There's Il Wrong
Kind Of Security

When the Jews crossed the desert they we're
guided by a pillar of fire at night and a pillar of
cloud by day. Most of us value a fire to brighten the
darkness. but few of us think of needs when the sun
is shining.
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TUESDAY

Overheard at a ladies' club
meeting. "She looks exactly
the way / thought she
wouldn't" Catholic Digest
May.
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BUILDING

CHAIN LINK FENCE MATERIAL
and erection. Newark Fence, Charles
Bebout, 81 Grant st. Phi. DI. 1883
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY
REAL ESTATE : FOR SALE
HOLY SpIRIT SCHOOL

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Across the street from modern
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down, S92 per month, incl. tax,
RS and ms, or assume Az 70
loan at SIS per mo. Immediate
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needed Call Mrs. Crabtree.
CT 3-648l.
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Want something? Something
to sell? Use the Classifieds.
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EVERY CLOUD MAY have
a silver lining. but let it not
Evening star., 1961-02-01

Hong Kong-"Doube Jeopardy" Hero Glenn Evans (Rod
Taylor gets involved with twins sweet and the other
nasty in pretty familiar plot Felicia Farr plays the
twins 730 pmp WMAL-7.
Perry COmO-Harry Belafonte Buddy Hacket and Perry
Como do almost much talking performing their
all-male show tonight. Belafonte sings Done Laid
Around" and Il Know Where I'm Going" Buddy does a
monologue and Perry solos, But good part of the time
the boys talking about worrying about kidding them
selves about-women. (Color) pm, WRC4.
Naked CityA Hole in the City" Good performances by
Sylvia Sidney and Robert Duva unusual If spotty
story with psychological oveones give this hour bit of
stature tonight It's about murderouS young who
face to face with his past only discover that his
hopes and ambitions based big lie. Duvall is
belevable the schemng dreaming, mad punk and
Sylvia Sidney is properly bewidered his suffering
aunt. 10 pm, WMAL-7
Jack Paar ShOw-Jacks old pal Hans Conred, is the
show again, and actor story-t teller, part time
sculptor Albert Decker and Betty White Singer Florence
Henderson is on tap for the solos. (Coor) 1880 pm
WRCA.