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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16
Theatre Detroit
was directed by Michcal curiz.

Wio u'A&tt't ~ ~ >@s~
The Initial play of Vanguard
Plavhousc's second annual sub
scription series provides an ex-
ccpllonal view Of an lrlshman
writing about the trails and tri-
bulations Of two Enslishmen IN
ireland.
Sean OCascy's Purple Dust,
which opened Wednesday, Scptcm'
Der 10, displays deity placed
needle placed squarcly in the
middle of the back.
The unusual combination OF
slapstick. tragedy, farce and CO
mcdy, wrapped up in an English
music hall-typc presentation, re-
latcs the tale of two Enelishmen,
one elderly and not-so-elderly,
who take off for Ireland with their
two Irish mistresses, TO sort OF
show the Irish exactly where their
heritage is and why it's so great
with English help.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16

Francis OF Assist" the movie
at the Grand Circus thcstcr, is q
magnificent motion picture. The
entire film was shot in Rome, The
cameras search out the beauty ol
the Rome of old. The small town
of Assist, in central Italy, also was
on location. But the scenery Is
not the only great characteristic
OF the film. Francis Of Assist tells
the story of ST. Francis, and in
deed il is a story OF true faith IN
uUd.
Young Francis. son Of a wealthy
mel Chant. was an ordinary yUuile
man. Aud, suddenly events seem
10 tell hun To go and work Tor
the Lord. All the events seem
to approach him and enter him
when he enlisted in the army. The
events: An old bcggcr comes upon
his fathers shop, he disappears
from Francis VISION at the pink
of an eye; Francis is in brothel
when he sees a religious process
sion passing outside, hurriedly he
get out of the place, it is night
and extremely quiet, suddenly
from one side-the beggcr, from
the other direction-the procession
of cruclfiers bearing a trench
dous crucifix, when they pass the
begger has disappeared.
When Francis is in battle with
the enemy. voice tellsshim, Put
you sword away. you will hear
more from me-" Those words
we're the beginning of his work
for God.
He, joyfully, makes the exodus
TO the holy city TO talk to the
Pope; his conversation with the
aging Pope is truly beautifully
enema, there is no way to optic
mlzc ii.
He ventures to the Sahara. try
ing 10 bring peace from his people I
to the Arabians. The Sultan
imprcssivcly played by Pedro
Armcndraz-who's god was ALA
and worshipped Mohammed, tried
to sway Francis and when he
could not, he babe him goodbye
with tear filled eyes. After many
years of toll and suffering. Fran
els is told by his brother mission
aries that they are inaugurating
new ideas. He cannot bear the
thought of changing Gods origi-
nal words, therefore he eXpatri-
atcs himself to lonely cave.
One cvcning-hc is old and
dying-hc comes out of his cave
and stands before large cross
and talks to the Lord. Suddenly,
through the revelation his body
shakes. he falls upon the ground
and dies. The shadow of the cru
cifix coinciding with his outstrct-
chcd body. And, behold, tiny
droplctS of blood formed in the
center of his hands and his feet.
The young actor that gave the
absorbing performance of ST.
Fransic was Bradford Dillian. He
was supported by Stuart Whit
man, Dolores Hart, Eduord Franz,
and Pedro Armcndraz. The film
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16
Social g. Church
Roundup

last Sunday at 600 pm. Mrs. W
NJ Battles introduced the MIS-
trcss of Ceremony. Mrs. Marjorie
Washington. Miss Ellen Orr wei
coined guests.
other numbers included an IN
strumcntal selection by Gwen
dolyn Brown. and Lcatha Ann
Martin. a selection by the KING
Crusaders; Reading by Miss
Mary Alice Childs, and a Duet
BY Miss Althea Lockridge a n q
Miss Valerie Lockridgc. The Rev.
w. II. Amos is pastor. Mrs. Ha-
eel Johnson was program chair
man. Mrs. Harriet Oden, Chair
man, Mesdamcs Willie NJ. Battles,
and Addic o. Miller, Co-Chr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16
COURT NEWS

from a blow over the head with
some kind of instrument. Tic was
found in a sitting position on
the kitchen floor and had been
dead several days, the officers
stated.
Blackburn became worried after
nc was unable TO contact his bro
Their and called police, who found
the body
Willis Cornell McClain, SO, of
1885 Collingwood, was dead on
admittance TO Receiving Hospital
last week of three stab wounds
OF the upper chest.
Held for investigation of muir
der is Lee Ferris Missouri, 40, OF
Cos East Palmer.
Police said Missouri operated
a blind pig at the Palmer adj
dress and stabbed McClain during
an argument alter McClaln had
purchased drinks.
Fifteen persons fled the blind
pig before police arrived
Simmie Williams, Jr. "a, OF
1867 Bewick, was charged with
larceny in store last week in q
warrant issued by the prosecu
tors office. He was arrested in
a store at 1916 Hart.
Police SAID Williams walked
into the store selected new pan
OF shoes priced at S9.37. He pul
or the new shoes discarded hi.
old shoes and attempted to leave
the store without paying for tn,
shoes.
%
Willard +, Endsley, %, of 1853:
Lumpkins, was charged with lar
ceny in building last week il
warrant signed by Recorder.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16
BY MARY BELLE RHODES
MAMMOTH TEA:

Hartford Avenue Center was
one of beauty Sunday afternoon
for the Mammoth Tea featuring
the Contemporary HawiIan Group
w hich was sponsored by inc
Twelve Birth Month Groups oi
Hartford Avenue Baptist Church.
There were many people VINO
attended this affair and mven
plea sed with the rendition OF
each participant on program
1t was difficult, | am sure Ter
the judges. Mrs. Juanita Moore
Miss Lille Jones and MIR. Edgar
Brazelton TO judge so many bcaut-
liul tables, but the honors were
given to Mrs. Virginia Edwards
ana Mrs. Roberta Adams.
Mrs. Mary Franklin took last
but not least the honor OF raising
the highest amount OF money
She was mistress OF ceremony
also co-chairman Of the tea.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16
LOVE TEMPLE OF PEACE
MEMBERS RECEIVES TROPHIES

During the twelfth anniversary
of the Rev. Rose Williams, pastor
OF Love Temple of Peace Church,
located 1927 St Antoine, several
members received trophies pre-
Sentcd to them by the pastor, for
outstanding work done during the
current year, toward building and
expansion Of the church program.
Mrs. LOra Thomas of Inkster,
Michigan was guest speaker. She
used as subject: Woman. You
Have Wrought A Good Work. +"
The Senior Choir and Pastors
Chorus Of the church rendered
music Dcncse Stevens, of Macon,
Ga. was guest soloist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16
KAY KING BEAUTY SCHOOL
GRADUATION ExERSiCES

Located 20400 Wyoming, the
school graduation exercises were
held last Sunday in the spacious
auditorium of the New Prospect
Baptist Church. Mrs K. Lucille
Porter, Dean of Girls at Allen
High School, Ashevillc, n. c. de-
livcrcd the commencement adj
dress Members of the faculty
are Mrs Priscilla Hcarn, Ella Mae
benson. and Sara Woodsidc. There
were approximately 80 graduates.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16
Mercy Offers
Elementary Russian

Elementary Russian will he
offered for the first time this
semester at Mercy College. 5000
W. Outer Drive. The two hour
course will be given on Tuesdays
and Thursday in the Admin
stration Building from 4:30 to
$50 pm.
Or. MsreeIIo Ssbsfino will
teach the course. Any adult Us
eligible 70 enroll either for audit
or fovr-eredit hours.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16

Emmett Acroff, So, of 900 Hor-
ton. was sentenced to 2 to 4 years
in Jackson Prison last week by
Recorders Judge Paul K. krausc
after he was convicted of larceny
IN store by jury.
Acroii was arrested July 20 IN
five and ten cent store at 6565
Woodward, where stockman en-
ploycd in the store said he sur
priscd Acroff in the stockroom
of the store where he had box
in his possession which contained
Sl0S.00 worth of assorted mer-
chandisc taken from the stock
room.
The stockman said Acrolf at
tempted to hide two boxes, when
he saw him.
Meanwhile, Acroff denied the
charges. He said he was looking
for the kitchen of the store when
he wandered into the stockroom
by mistake, but denied taking any
thing.
Acroff's record shows eight fe-
lony convictions.
Roberta Bryant. So of 1880 Sew
art, pleaded guilty to attempted
larceny last week before Record
cr's Judge Arthur A. koscinski
She was held on $500 bond re,
fcrrcd to the probation depart
mcnt and clinic for sentencing
Sept. 10.
Police said Miss Bryant broke in
to the home of Ethel Hines, of 9s
Harper, last January 20 where
She stole combination radio ant
tclcvlslon set, women clothing.
and linens. The loot was valued
at Sll0.
Jack Edwards, 70, no home. wa,
found guilty of drunkenness las
week by Recorder Judge JOSEPH
A. ellis and sentenced to 80 day
IN the House of Correction.
Edwards, who once was arrest
cd after he set up housekeepin
in the mems room at police head
quarters, was arrested at Cratic
and Bcaubien, where police sal
the aged man was down and out
Albert Wilson, so, of $40 Ora
lot, was charged with larceny i
store last week in a warrar
signed by Recorders Judge job
l.. Oliara.
The stolen goods were value
at 1881.
Police are investigating the deaf
OF Alfred Blackburn, ~, of 672
Hartford, who was found dead i
his home last week by his br,
Their, William Blackburn. "a. ,
1852 Parker. Police said the age
man suffered a fractucd sku
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16
NEW WORKERS VACATION
IN DETROIT

Miss Marie V. Lane of Avery
Street. and Miss Vclma Williams
of Helen Street, formerly of De-
lroit are spending two weeks with
friends and relatives in the motor
city They were the dinner guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Williams
of Mcldrum Street last Sunday
as we'll as Mrs. Bessie Major OF
Jay Street Miss Lane and Miss
Williams will return to New York
Sept. 10th.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16
BY RUBY WILLIAMS
LouELlEN DENARD WEEDS
ANDREW WASHINGTON. JR.

ANIN w w Nv ~'~'
Loucllen Dcnard. daughter Of
MIR and Mrs. Willie Dcnard OF
Icmay street. became the lovely
son of Andrew Washington. Jr.
son of Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Washington. Sr.. of Elmwood
Street. Saturday. September 9Th
in the home of the brides sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Copeland of
Ilurlbut Street. T he ceremony
took place at 4:30 pm. with the
Rev Johnson. pastor of Friend
ship Baptist Church officiating.
The bride. gwen in marriage
by her father. chose an AIencon
lace gown with rvffeIs Of lace
over satin. The neekIine was &C.
eentvsted with seqvins and pearls,
ard the full skirt fell into cha
pei train. The fitted bodice and
long pointed sleeves were also an
attractive feature, and her short
illusion veil was held by head.
band. Her ensemble was COM
pIete with cascade Of baby
NUNS. Mrs. RocheIl Copeland
was her sisters matron OF honor.
She wore q royal blue gown with
bouffsnf skirt, scoop neekIine. .
hesdband hishIishted with pearls
and a short veil. She carried
white baby NUNS with a royal
blue streamer.
The brides sistcr-in.law attrac-
lively clad in a gold dress with
bouffant skirt. and a gold head
band with short veil. Lee Crump-
ton was the grooms best man,
on the esquire side we're Elycn
Jones. Archie and George Dcnard,
brothers of the bride The cou-
pie were greeted by many at re-
ccption in their honor al Libson
Masonic Hall, on Mack and Chenc
Streets. following the ceremony
4ostesses were Mrs. Jessie
Jackson, Misses Barbara Jones.
Lulu Mae Densrd. Blanche Flour
noy. and little Miss Bertha De
nsrd. For her daughters wedding
the brides mother chose a beige
dress with pearl and satin scces
SORES. The grooms mother wore
blue eyeIet and pearl accessories
out of town guest were Mrs
Russ ell White. brides grandmoth
cr and Mr. $. d. l.. Davis Of
Birmingham, Ala. Roosevelt Den
nard. brides brother. and Alex
andCr Dcnard. brides uncle o.
Gary, Indiana, Marie Dcnard. sis
tcr.in-law. Lillian Jackson bride
cousin of Youngstown. Ohio. Tn,
bride is a graduate of Parkc
High School Birmingham. Ala.
and the groom is graduate o
Miller High School. Detroit. Tn,
couple will reside on Hurlbu
Street.
Clarence Wright, Jr. was tn
recipient of a going-away party
given at the home of his mothc
268 Hague Street. last week. Clar
cncc has been drafted in tn
US. Army Attending were MI
and Mrs Shepard May. Mr.. AM
Mrs Jessie Perry, Margaret Mi
Ter Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Edwards
Anita West, Dorothy Ford, OrdcI
Boyd, Jackie Phillips, Marva JOSH
and Donald McCuin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16
BABY CONTEST AT ST.
JOHN CINE. CHURCH

All organizations Of St. John
C.M.E. Church. 87l5 Woodward
Ave. took part in the Baby Con-
test and Program at the church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16
BIRTHDAY PARTY:

DIN ElbN IN '
The artlSiically arranged flow
or garden of Mrs. John Jefferson
has brought many pleasant sur
prlScs for Birthdays and other
plcaSantrics for other people also
but il was an unusually Birthday
Surprise for Mrs. Pearl Adams
wife of DR. Adams OF Both Street,
Friday afternoon
\ table spread with dccorS Of
cOlorful flowers. and a hot sum
mcr afternoon repdst, with friends
and some nclghDors who gathered
around her with lovely gifts will
always bring the smile deeper
INTO Our Pearls face with plea
SAINT memories on her birthday.
Mesdames John Jefferson. John
Williams and John Roberts were
hostesses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16
LAWN PARTY:

Mrs. ethel Williams. president
OF the Echo Club. gave a lovely
lawn party Saturday evening on
double lawn making pretty
picture With cOlorful umbrellas
mere ana there. Many guests
were present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY:

Mrs. Enoch M. Duke and Sir
Francis Duke celebrated their
twcntS-i.ith wedding anniversary
Saturday evening. September the
9tn, 1901, at Popular PANDORA.
III nc Dukes informally received
their loo guests putting everyone
al ease. Mrs. Dukcs was wearing
at ease. Mrs. Dukes was wearing
an original symphony fashion
sheath. Guests were all prcttlcd
up Tor the elaborate dinner party.
here were many relatives and
friends from Chicago, ST. Louis,
ONO anu tennessee.
Mrs. Mary Stevenson of Minnca-
polis, Mimi, Miss Faith NJ. Ward
VI Adrian, were the house guests
Ci Miss Louise Carr last week.
Many loOthsome dinners were
taken at the Gotham Hotel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16

Judge John =. O'llara. Police
sald Endslcy walked INTO a down
town department store Wncrc ne
put on a SUIT valued al $50. lie
placed ms old SUIT coat over The
new SUIT ana attempted to leave
the store without paying for the
SUIT. Police sand Lndslcy INFORM
ca them that he had not eaten
in three days, and Planned to sell
the suit to get some money.
Walter A. Wesson, AZ, of l425
Clalrmount, was dead on admit
tance to kccclvlng Hospital last
week of a gaping stab wound VI
the neck.
Held for investigation OF muir
der IS raymond Lee, %, ol 3oU0
tuxedo. Ponce sand the TWO men
got into an argument over car
winch Lee 5 wllc, Opnella, % had
PARKED IN a driveway. WessOn
alleged to have called Mrs. Ice
some obscene names, prior to the
STAY ms.
Ponce said Lee moved the car
ana lnIllctcd Inc iatdl STAB
wounds.
Dewitt Amos, 81, of l435 Ilol-
brook, was sentenced to s to 10
years IN jackson Prison last week
Dy HccOrucr Judge w Mchdy
ohillman after he was found gull
y 0l possession narcotics by a
jury
Police SAID they observed Amos
drop a package containing 90 cap
sulcS OF heron. Amos denied the
charges.
Amos was returned TO Detroit
from Pensacola Florida, following
his arrest there.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16
DINNER PARTY:

DINNER PARTY:
The intcrspcrsing showers pro-
aibiting the setting for the sumpt-
uous dinner party given by Mr..
and Mrs. a. L. Poole OF Both
,rcci last Tuesday. but did not
dampcn the warm fellowship we
nad anticipated on entering the
dining area.
Guest invited were Mr. and Mrs.
Il. Carmichael, Mrs Sarah Hall
and children, Mrs. Irene Woods,
Mr. and Mrs George Winters and
Mrs. Mary Belle Rhodes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16
Society Dongs

If YOU did not attend this Ca
lcndar Tea where all members
IF the church were expected, YOU
cheated yourself out of grand
fellowship for which Hartford
Avenue is noted. Mrs. Roberta
adams was general chairman and
.cv. Charles A. Hill is minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-16

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, SEPT, lo 1861
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-04-13
1 Heard . .


Chardon takes on quite a
different look this morning -
sort of a calm atmosphere =
everyone seems to be clean
ing up after the festival. AS
this was our first festival =
and between showers and
snow we managed to enjoy
ourselves we thought it
was wonderful.
According to the Plain Deal
er things were a little mixed
up = but such is the case in
any big event. Chardon can
feel proud of it's festival =
even if the weather man did
mt cooperate.
To the committees and the
workers in charge of our fest
ival we can only add,
Well Done!
Met Chet Zammer Monday
morning. Talked about the
Festival, and naturally the
weather. Mr.. Hammer owns
the music store in Chardon,
and we heard some good re-
cordings while we were there
this morning. incidentally
Chet belongs to the Lions -
a very worthwhile organiza-
ton.
The parking area at the
Plaza is really getting great
reminds me of the hills
and valleys of Pennsylvania.
A wave to Robert Majka
assistant at Chapman Shoe
Store.
Bill Shiffler at Burr &
Smith Furniture showed us
a new escape ladder for home
use, which is really some
thing. It's made of 1920 ID.
test rope with oak rungs,, it
weighs only 9 lbs. It's port
able, and a child can use it.
1t comes in ID and % foot
lengths, and according to Mr..
Shiffler it has recently been.
put to actual use nearby and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-04-13
Ed Henninger

resulted in saving the lives
of several people.
Comments on this little col
umn will be appreciated. If
you see something or hear of
something that has been miss
ed by us = drop us line.
David Wilson of Alberts
Jewelry Store was discussing
gardening on Monday and
looking across the street from
his store - we could hardly
make out the buildings it was
so foggy, some time to talk
gardening, but one of these
According to the Monday
Cleveland paper, 25, 900 people
were in Chardon on Sunday
= but according to Paul Den
ton, there were upwards of
$4,000, We are inclined to go
along with Mr.. Denton.
Friends of John Bailey may
be interested in knowing that
John is resting in a Cleve-
land Hospital very comfort
ably, and is expected to be
bach home in a week or so.
A speedy recovery Mr.. Bailey
is our thought to you.
A word of praise to the
Chardon police force during
the festival, not forgetting the
sheriff'S department, others
who helped in directing traf-
fic and kept things moving
very efficiently - good job.
AS I was making my rounds
Monday morning, 1 noticed
quite a large selection of
sectional furniture at Kenyon
Furniture. Mrs. Kenyon has
them arranged in room group
ingS and according to her -
some clearance prices, as
they need the room.
If your wondering what the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-04-13
BY Bette ScheeIe

MUNSON - Registration
for Munson kindergarten will
be held on Friday, April IA,
at FoWlerS Mills school. The
hours will from 9 a. m. to
noon and from ! p. m. to
3 pm. Parents must bring a
birth certificate for the child
they desire to enroll. Accord
ing to the Board of Education
policy, a child must be 5
years of age before Oct. l.,
1861 to be eligible for this re-
giStration. ,...
The kindergarten classes
will not be held Friday, so
parents may bring thier child
they wish to register that he
may see his future kinder
garten class room. Please
pass this word along to any
neighbors you know of who
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-04-13
NEWS from MUNSON

may have eligible children TO
register.
MunSon Wnie third
grade girls visited the Char
don Telephone Company and
the library on Thursday after
noon. The fourth grade girls
remained with their leader,
Mrs. Jane BuShman SO they
could 60 over the Tenderfoot
requirements.
Mems club of Munson will
meet, tonight, Thursday, Ap.
13 at 8:15 pm. at Munson
school. This will be election
of officers night and a pre-
view of the program for next
year.
All the members of the
Murson Volunteer Fire de-
partment would like to thank
everyone who either donated
baked goods, m O n y, or
bought baked items during
their recent two day An
nual Bake Sale" The res
ponSe is always overwhelm-
ing for these annual bake
sales and with bountiful tab
les of mouth : watering delic-
ious baked items, the firemen
are always SO grateful for the
community'S support. Win
ner of the donated decorated
cake was Mrs. Wanda Riedel
of Rockhaven Road here in
MunSon.
Munson Elementary school
classes exhibited a Science
Fair this past Monday for the
P. T. A. meeting.
Mr.. Max A. Berke, former
member of the Munson Vol.
Fire Department would like
to thank the many friends,
neighbors and acquaintanceS
for their many expressions of
condolences and donations to-
the Heart Fund in memory of
his mother, Mrs. Ida Berko-1
Witz, who pa S e d 4 away
March 16. Mrs. BerkoWitz
lived in Cleveland Heights. !. :.
AS a reminder to the MANY
new Munsonites and theSfe-
gularS, the MunSon Vol Fire
Department sells and SER.
vices tire extinguisherS for
the home. On the spot SER
vicing may be had by bring
ing up your eXtlnguiSher any
End, 3rd, or 4th Tues. OF the
month. A call TO the station
before going up will assure
the boys are on hand, 7:30 :
$3.50 pm.
Munson hospital twig is
having their monthly meet
ing April l8 at 8 pm, at the
home of Lois Heinrich on
King Memorial rd. Any new
members are welcome.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-04-13

digging and shoveling on
Water Street near Burr q
Smith Furniture is - that Is
the future home of the Geauga
Record.
Our daughter, Sheriff. does
Mt like our spelling or pro
nunciation. After this she
probably won't like our dlVl-
sion.
We beliete Ralph Burgess
really enjoys his work at Bur
CESS and Son Grocery on Main
Street, Chardon. He takes
real pride in his meats, ana
well he should. incidentally
Ralph, some day I'll tell you
a real recipe for preparing
one of those wonderful nick
ory smoked hams.
A date you want to be sure
and keep open - April rs
That's the night Big Wilson
and the KYW Road Show Will
be in Chardon at the Park
Street Auditorium. The show
is being held for the benefit
of the Chardon Park, and is
being sponsored by the Char
don Chamber of Commerce,
So don't forget April % the
KYW Road Show, and Big
Wilson.
This is the season for fog
and rain, ETC., so if your driv-
ing anywhere, especially IN
the evening, take a little extra
care - the life you save may
be your own.
ED
Evening star., 1961-05-09

Garry MOOreThat 1924 Wonderful Year sequence
the best spots the show Anna Maria Aberghet sings
Irving Bern's "A Alone" joins Jack Carter and Garry
for bouncy take-off that famous team of Clayton
Jackson Anna Maria) and Durante, and the flappers
have their way. The lighthouse and mosquito sks
mildly amusing and Anna Mara's operate aria from
Puccnis "Giann schcch" round the highlghts to-
night 10 pmq WTOP-9.
Close UPLAND of the White Ghost" This first
tWopart series on Kenya country which Great Britain
has placed the threshold of independence weeks
SHOW covering Kenyas important elections much better
and more exciting but you need this study for back
ground There's almost amusing look at many of
Kenya's Zone per cent? English population. 10 pm,
WMAI-7
Jack Paar ShOwThe lineup for this one includes Stan
Freberg Larry sorch, Dody Goodman Jack Douglas and
wife Reiko, and singer Betty Johnson COLOR II pm
WRC-.