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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-06
Issue Worronf For
Arrest Of Couple
USino Enifhets

Detroit (ANP)-A warrant has
been issued here for the arrest Of
white man and his wife charging
them with hurting racial epithets
at their Negro neighbors. It is the
first known case Of its kind in the
history Of Detroit.
Assistant Wayne County Prose-
cutor Clarence Laster issued the
warrant last week for Theodore
Tanguary and his wife, Anita, on
charges Of using improper langu-
age in the presence of a lady, their
Negro neighbor.
Laster recommended the war
rant on the complaint Of Mrs. Mary
Griffin. He said the warrant was
issued after the couple refused to
stop their practice of directing rae
ial insults at their Negro neigh
bors.
Mrs. Griffin and her husband are
the first Negroes to move into the
previously all-whtie area.
Laster said Detective Sergeants
Edward Boggs and Norman Nick
erson tried to persuade the Tan
guarys to stop calling their neigh
bors "niggers" and odd black
Joe"
The couple said, Wen call them
"niggers" anytime we see fit and
we don't care what any "nigger-
loving" Commission on Human Re-
lations thinks about it,"
Laster said the warrant was is
sued following an alteration be-
tween the white couple and Mrs.
Griffin while Mrs. Griffin was in
her own backyard May 8.
I'VE ought to bomb the house
with the niggers in it," Laster
quoted the white couple as saying.
A date for trial on the misde-
meanor has not been set.
Prior to the Griffins moving
into the area last March, their
present home was burned, and
when they had it repaired, it was
burned again.
Police established that arson
was the cause of the second fire,
but they have failed to find any
suspects.
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which the car he was driving was
struck by a car which went
through a red light. The crash
sent him to the hospital.
Gibson has been living in Min
neapolis for about a year. Between
engagements he has been a park
ing lot attendant at the "Show
Business Hotel" the Hastings.
The dancer has appeared on the
Ed Sullivan show; with the Ink
Spots and with the Lampnghters.
Mr.. Gibson has been dancing all
his life. He developed the dancing
with dishes routine while a very
young man starting out as a
waiter.
He decided that if he could
carry the tray piled with dishes
he could dance with it. Out of this
he developed the sure-fire routine
which has earned him many en-
gagements in various entertain
ment spots.
Gibson halls from Portland,
Oregon. He was involved in anoth-
er auto accident in 1857 and it
was thought he would never dance
again but he did.
George Gibson "the Dancing
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-06
In 1862:
Negro Papers Decline
In Numbers Bur
Up In Circulation

JEFFERSON city, MO. (ANP) -
Negro newspapers in the United
States rose in circulation but de-
clined in numbers during the past
year. Southern papers became few
er while those on the west coast
tailed the heaviest sales increases.
An annual survey shows 1873
papers with an aggregate circula-
ton Of 1,5O4,35 The 1861 totals
were 142 and 1,47o,oSS.
The survey was conducted by
the Lincoln University Department
Of Journalism, Jefferson City, Mo.
A directory of the Negro papers,
embracing survey results, is avail
able at the school
All Of the newspapers are week.
lies except two dailies lat Chicago
and Atlanta), six semi-weeklies
and one bi-weekly.
The 1913 papers are published in
80 states and the District Of Col
umbia. Texas leads the group with
nine, followed by California and
Illinois, eight each. Washington,
D. c. and six states have one
apiece: Alaska, Arkansas, Iowa,
Kansas, Kentucky, and Oregon.
Thirty-One papers fell by the
wayside during the year, while
% new ones were started. In
overall losses the South suf-
fered most.
Tennessee lost four papers; Ala
bama, Texas, and Louisiana, three
each, and Georgia, North Carolina,
and South Carolina, one. Mass
achusetts, with a comparatively
small Negro population, picked up
three weelIlies. A rash of tabloids
has saturated st. Louis, now sport
ing five weeklies.
In the migrant-swelled state Of
California, Negro newspapers in
creased in circulation from 109,-
TIC to 1875 However, only one
new paper was added to the group.
While several Of the former
weekly leaders plummeted circul-
alton wise, the Afro-American
maintains the number one posi-
ton with a total Of 147,4 for its
six papers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-06
BaiIie Thomas
Notebook

At the Governors Conference
at Hershey, Pa, this week some
n orthern liberal Democratic
state chief executives dragged
their feet" on the civil rights res
olutions which were pushed by
Cows. Elmer Andersen of Mime
sofa, Nelson Rockefeller of NY.
and Mark Hatfield of Oregon.
You could see an example of
the arrant hypocrisy of a polite
ian like Gov. David Lawrence of
Pennsylvania who told quizzers on
Meet the Press" Sunday that he
thought the governors ought to
express themselves on Medicare
but SHE'D away from endorsing
civil rights proposals. Who's he
afraid of? He hasn't got any
Dixiecrat votes in Pennsylvania,
has he?
Gov. pat Brown Of Calf
ornia was also among the very
reluctant northern Democrats
who owe their elections to the
thousands Of Negro voters, who
were not very red hot on the
civil rights issue among the
governors who gathered at Her
shey, we are informed.
The only governor to include a
Negro state official in his party
was Andersen of Minnesota. He.
took James Mcdonald of the state
FEPC with him in an effort to
sell the governors on the need to
support equal rights for all cit-
zens.
The Democratic National COM
mittee should have dispatched
Louie Martin deputy chairman to
Hershey to alert the Democratic
governors of the northern tier of
states that the people are watch
ing them at these increasingly
governors meetings.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-06
You Can Learn
To Do Twist
At Kew Club

Sandman Howard, M. c. and
comedian is now starring in a
show at the Key Club, 1929 Wash
ington Av. s., where you can learn
to do the twist and dance on the
largest night club floor in the
Twin Cities.
Also you may enjoy the savery
offering Of Chef Oden's famous
Road Buddys Barbecue from $50
pm. to $3.50 am.
Key Club also has free lighted
parking with attendant.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-06

ulu IIIe man say! "Shh,
said the leader He doesn't
know took it."
And one Henry Youngman tells
and although it may have been
told before - it still draws a
chuckle when he tells it. There was
this distressed, almost bankrupt
merchant rolling along his car at
"a 60-mile clip on highway 81 in
Las Vegas when a motorcycle cop
tagged him down.
"Where'd va think va goin" L?
he demanded. ITO a fire."
20 God" murmured the mer-
chant, II hope sou
Henry also tells about the out
of-work actor who held up a bank
and was caught in the act by a
hidden camera Il don't mind
being caught" he complained, but
the camera caught my bad pro-
file"
THE way critics have reacted
to the Supreme Courts decision on
prayer in public Schools" reports
Bob Rohde, you'd think it was
Supreme Court VS.. Supreme Be-
ing And don't believe that my
friends son was sent home from
school - for praying behind his
teachers back Or about the
guy who's daughter now is afraid
of getting up in class and men,
tioning her name - Grace.
On the Tonight" show last
week I was disturbed listening to
Ed Sullivan and comic Jerry
Lewis disagreeing with the Su-
preme Courts recent decision. Ex-
actly who are they to disagree /?
They should stick to their business
like the Supreme Court knows
there's"
And Leo R. Villas reports he
still has confidence in the stock
market: But it could be worse
I could have money in it,"
Good cheers: st. Paul the past
week has had big time boxing and
wrestling shows and what can we
say about Minneapolis?
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Dancer Geo. Gibson
HosPifdIized Result
Of Troffic Mishop

Just a few days ago, on June IT
to be exact, George Gibson, known
the world over as THE Dancing
Waiter" entertained guests at a
banquet sponsored by the Mime
apohs Beauticians. Since June %
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Man Annoys Girl;
IniIed On Drunk chnrua

O'Day C. NATHAN, So, 24s Nag
asald Road was arrested about
1880 pm. June 27, on the Robert
Street bridge in st. Paul and
charged with being drunk.
Police were summoned on COM
plant of a IA year old girl who
stated that she had been annoyed
by NATHAN. He was jailed on q
drunk charge and in st. Paul
court on June %, he
was given a IS day workhouse
term.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-06
They Prove Age Is No


Messinna, Sicily (ANP) - They
say love is ageless and two sweet
hearts here have given ample proof
of that belief.
Faced with family opposition,
Concetta Travia and Giacomo I'M
pellomeni ran away from home to
get married.
The bride is 73 and the bride
groom IS!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BUILT ON INTEGRITY
OPEN SUNDAY 2:SO-5 PT

OPEN SUNDAY 2:8O-5 PM.
5000 Fifth Ave. South. Stucco
Perma Stone front. Very desirable.
Two bedrooms, gas heat, garage.
$4,000. Terms.
2429 18th Ave. So. bedroom
home. Stucco. Combination win
dows, gas heat, double garage,
wall to wall carpet. $1o,50O. Elk
cellent terms.
3749 End Ave. So. 3 bedrooms.
Gas heat, combination windows,
double garage. Very clean. Priced
to sell.
7. 3. BURT REALTY IA. 3-9II3
$50
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Religious Difference Blamed:
Sausage Firm Head,
Wife In $4,000
Divorce Settlement

/
widespread Christian belief in the
United States that THE family
that prays together stays togeth-
err" However, from a practical
standpoint, that depends on the
couples religious convictions.
And because they were confront
ed by wide difference in their re-
hgious beliefs, Leroy Grayton,
wealthy Cleveland sausage manu-
facturer and his wife, Martha, last
week ended their 1O-year old mar
rage.
Judge Perry B. Jackson, a Ne
gro jurist sitting in Domestic Re-
lations Court granted the couple
divorce decree on an outright S75,-
900 settlement, believe to be one
Of the largest ever granted in a
case involving Negroes in this city.
This was the crux of the prob
lem confronting the Craytons:
Crayton, who is a devout be-
lever in Christian Science, and his
wife, who is a Congregationalist,
could not agree on the religious
training and the medical treat
ment of their eight-year-old son,
who was overweight and under
doctors orders to diet and take
reducing pills.
AS Christian Scientist who be-
lieves in faith healing rather than
physicians and medicines, Crayton
repeatedly objected vigorously to
the diet pills, aspirins, polio shots
and other indications that ply
sicians had prescribed for his son.
According to Mrs. CraytOn, he
also expected their son to have
judgement beyond his years and
showed contempt" for his play
ing and recreation.
His wife, on the other hand,
wanted the boys religious training
and physical treatment to proceed
along conventional lines.
The physicians had prescribed !
the reducing treatment for the boy
after he was found to be over
weight at ia pounds. |
Meanwhile, there were other diff
ferences between the Craytons. His
wife complained in the divorce de-
cree that she was often benttled
by her husband in the presence of
others; that she was subjected to
abusive language, and that she
was outright afraid of him.
The decree contained a stipula-
ton that he be allowed to take
the boy to Sunday school and
church services each Sunday, and
be allowed to spend every other
weekend with him
Mrs. Crayton was awarded the
$4,000 cash settlement, plus
$40 a week for the boys support
and a few household belongings.
Crayton was allowed to keep
the couples 10-room home and
most Of its furnishings. It was
also agreed that Mrs. Crayton
would move out Of the home by
June Is, and II unable to do so
then, she would pay all utility bills
until she can find a new abode.
It was further agreed that Cray
ton should have title to any and all
interest his wife might have in
the Crayton's Southern Sausage
Co., a meat products firm founded
by Crayton many years ago. He
was also to have title to all stocks
and bonds and life assurances. The
latter was said to total more than !
$24 900 in value.
Both parties will retain their in
dividual bank accounts.
The Crayton Sausage Co. and
the Parker House Sausage COM
pany in Chicago are believed to be
the two leading sausage companies
owned by Negroes in the United
States.
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Police Reid Club
Arrest Bartender;
Release PdfFonS

| 81. raul ponce arrested the bar
tender of the Royal Deuce Club,
500 Iglehart about 1870 am, July
1. He was charged with suspicion
of the sale of liquor without
license and operating a disorderly
house. The bartender, Lonnie
Young, 40, 500 Iglehart stated that
the owner of the premises is Frank
Boyce, presently in California.
Police state that upon entering
the club there were 40 persons
present, however. All were re-
leased after a check was made Of
their Identification.
The raid resulted from numer-
Gus complaints which were re-
ceived by the Morals Division con-
corning the disorderly conduct of
the patrons in front of that loca-
ton in the early hours of the
morning.
Householders complained about
loud talk, profanity and auto doors
slamming while they tried to sleep
at night and early morning.
Numerous bottles of alcoholic
beverages were confiscated by the
police.
Patrons in the club at the time
of the raid gave their names and
addresses as:
Lester Sam Howell, A, 488 Car
roll; Donna Mae Howell, 20, 488
Carroll; Arthur Colbert, SO, 766
Marshall; Crystal White, %, 766
Marshall; Junnen O'Neal, %, 6S6
Aurora; Roscoe E. Reed, 80, 5S3
st. Anthony; Landon B. Swyingan,
"a, 200 N. st. Adams; After Thorn
as, %, 500 Iglehart; Queen C.
Taylor, SO, 725 Aurora; Willie Will
son, AZ, 492 Carroll; Vendetta
Terry, SO, 500 st. Anthony; Virgil
L. Wilson, 25, 3S9 N. Grotto; Eve
Ign ]. Lewis, 80, 797 Carroll; Van
der Lewis, 81, 1877 Carroll; Eddie
MCGOWAN, Jr., %, 1894 Iglehart;
Ethel MCGOWAN, 20, 1894 Iglehart,
and Wilbert Brown, %, YMCA.
Also Ann Jenkins, "a, 727 Car
roll; John Graham, 81, $50 lyle
hart; Patricia A. Graham, %, $50
Iglehart; Barbara Taylor, %, 1076
Iglehart; James w. Bruclner, 40,
81 Mt. Airy; A. c. Hudson, 40,
100 Carroll; Robert L. Jones, 81,
436 Iglehart; Richard Lane, 80,
SOC Iglehart; Stella Moody, 20,
537 Iglehart and Jessie Thomas,
%, 6S Artillery Nike Site, Buff
falo, Mimi; Rusteen Num-, 35, 416
Carroll; Beverly Franklin, 27, 626
arshall; Norma Brooks, 20, AL
Iglehart, and James Thomas, 43,
1885 Cumberland.
Also Arthurine Balling, 81, 687
Marshall; Herbert Wade, 30, 446
Carroll; Randall Williams, AZ,
6S7h w. Central; Richard o.
borne, 20, $50 Fuller; Leon Bar
rett, ~, 1921 Carroll; Joe Henley,
~, Bethel, MINI. GUS. Army;
Charles Jones, 81, Bethel, Mimi;
George Young, so, 5s6 Carroll;
William Jenkins, rs, ATT Carroll;
Daniel Miles, 81, AT Central;
Ruben Williams, "a, sos Carroll;
Henry Porleter, Fl, st. Bonifacius,
MINI. GUS. Army; Lloyd Guns
ton, st. Bonifacius, MINI. GUS.
Army; Emmett Walker, SO, 1928
Fuller.
Also Olga Smith, Eugene Tai
ley, "a, 2O17 Fifth Av. S.; Fred
erick Brown, %, 2116 E. 22nd St.;
Karon Brown, 81, PIG E. 22nd
St., all Of Minneapolis.
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It happened while we were out
Of the city. The passing Of Judge
Betty Washburn (Mrs. Malcolm
Wiley two weeks ago.
1t was a shock to our family al
though we've known of her serious
illness for some time but we simp-
ly couldn't believe that death
could be so near.
The many that knew her in and
out of the Hennepin and City Hall
Court House will miss her. She was
kind and considerable to everyone
and was always ready with a help
ing hand.
I know what her husband Dean
Malcolm Wiley must be thinking.
of these lonely nights: Somebody
up there must love her too"
May her soul rest in peace.
I was also saddened to learn of
the passing of my old buddy Bar
ney "Bushy" Diamond, who re-
sided in Los Angeles for many
years but spent most of his life
time in Minneapolis.
"Bushy" as he was known and
called by his many friends-used
to swing the gloves at the same
time we did.
His war record was something
for he and members Of his family
to be proud of. But it saddens us
of his passing, and only 81 years
of age.
Everybody was his friend in
or out Of the boxing game and
that, during those days, was an
accomplishment.
Barney" it was nice knowing
you all these years - we don't
make friends like the above every
day. I guess it's one of those
things. But why?
I usually check into rumors be-
fore I put them into print. And
I might add that I have some
sort of a record since I can't re-
call Of my retracting any state
ment that I might have printed all
these many years.
Anyhow, the rumor around
town is that my friend A. B.
(Brutus) Cassius Is listening to
close friends who want him to
run for Alderman of the 9Th
Ward.
According to some Of them they
would, knock at doors and put up
all the expense money and etc,
If he would only say yes.
As for my opinion - nothing
would please me more than to see
Big Brutus get into the political
field. He is a good speaker, knows
his politics and is for good govern
ment.
The people Of the 9Th Ward,
could stand better representation
and who else but Cassius could
give them just that?
Very soon I shall check the
above rmor and If true - I
promise to pass out literature and
knock at every door in the 9Th
Ward, since I doubt If there is
nicer guy and more deserving fell
low for all the folks in the 9th
Ward and the city.
The story is told about a new
conner joining a political club E.
At the first meeting he reported
to the leader that his watch had
been stolen The leader asked:
Near which man were you stand
ing?" The newcomer pointed out
to one veteran. The leader
approached the man, then returned
carrying the stolen watch :.
Thanks" said the new member,
pocketing his watch What
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$3.50 DOWN ANYONE

Drive by 2211 18th Ave. South.
Solid Duplex with four rooms and
bath on each floor. Gas heat. Live
downstairs for only $25 per month
including taxes. Move right in.
Call Mr.. Gittleman. Ia. 1924.
$50
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See you at Annual Upper Mid
west Bronze Golf Tournament
Saturday and Sunday, July 7 & 8,
Theodore With Golf Course
AdVt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-06

The famous Farmer twins, Art,
the trumpetist, and Addison, the
bassist, were born in Council
Bluffs, Ir., on Aug. Fl, 1928.
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$500 DOWN ANYONE

Clean duplex at 1905 Tenth Ave.
So. Four rooms and bath each
floor. Gas heat, garage. Payments
less than rent. Move right in. Call
Mr.. Gittleman. ia. 1924. $50
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Waiter" is booked by the Hal Gar
vim agency.
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3105 Clinton. Duplex. Four rooms
and bath first floor. Three rooms
and bath second floor. $3.50 ninth
ly income. $40 $500 down.
LOTS HARD TO FIND
We have several AZ feet each.
South Minneapolis. Reasonable
priced.
608 18th Ave. South. Eight room
duplex. $500 down. Payments $35
per month.
33XCX 4th Ave. South. Four Pick.
Stucco. All two bedroom apart
ments. All rented. Immediate pos
session. Good terms with $4,000
down.
3712 5th Ave. South. Four rooms
and bath. Newly decorated. $4,000.
Terms.
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REAL ESTATE FoR SALH

1888 4TH AVE. SOUTH
Three bedrooms, living room, din
ing room, new kitchen. $11, 1900.
Low down. FIR. 1928, WA. z
1894. $50
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ST.. Paul
APARrMEN1s FOR REM

TWO ROOM furnished apartment.
Utilities paid. $40 month. 500
Marshall. CA. 7-4112. R-5O
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FOR RENT

THREE BEDROOM RAMBLER.
Attached breezway and garage
Stucco and Ceramic Tile
kitchen and bath. Recreation room
carpenter and Lexington
area. Price $21, 800. Call HUI. g.
5945 for appointment. R-5O
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lots FOR SALE

6341 21ST AVE. SOUTH-Rich-
field. so #. vacant lot. $3.50.
Terms. Ia. 3-2085. $50
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Almost About
Every thing
BY PERCY VILLA

1t happened while we were out did the say?"
Of the city passing Of He doesn't
T2ettv ILpoy,
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HELP WANTED

TO DO tailoring altera-
tons and dressmaking. Good pay.
Call ia. 5-7033 or ia. 5-5705.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25

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' pleasure WI" plenty of space for everybody all Of The Hecht Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28

Now that cold weather has set in -.
you'll want to be sure of fast, sure
starts on chill mornings! So now is the
time to replace your old battery with
a factory-fresh Allstate from Sears!
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And Next Sunday

"Mutiny," drama of adventure
aboard United States Navy brig 100
years ago, is one Of the highlights for
the Tv schedules Of Sunday. Deem
Der 2. (This list is compiled from
available information.)
AL Football $3.50 pm. wMAL-
-. Denver at Houston.
The Twentieth Century C6 pm,
WTOP-9). Laval: Portrait Of a
Traitor" Guests include Robert
Murphy and Paul Reynaud.
Winston ChurchiIl-The Valiant
Years $3.50 pm. WMAL-D. alone
No More"-the Nazis invade Russia
and Americas entry into the war.
Walt Disney's World (7:3O pm,
WRC-4). THE Mooncussers," two
part comedy drama about land
pirates in early 10th century Long
Island. Oscar Homolka and Kelvin
Corcoran star.
Sunday Night Movie e pm,
The Sunday stur N Mosozine. vi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25

WNAL-D. James Cagney as Ad-
miral William F. CBulD Halsey in
THE Gallant Hours" Dennis Weaver,
Les Tremayne. Karl Swenson and
others.
Ed Sullivan e pm, WTOP-9).
AL Hirt. Peggy Lee. Bill (Jose jim
inez) Dana and others.
Bonanza 70 pm, wRC-D. Ben
and Little Joe Cartwright get in
volved in the Mexican revolution
against Macmillan in THE Deadly
Ones"
Show Of the Week Go pm, WRC--
A.. Jerome Ross original drama,
"Mutiny," a drama set aboard q
United States Navy brig 100 years
ago. with Dana Andrews, Robert
Walker, jr., John Baragrey, Stats
Cotsworth and others.
Play Of the Week u1:3O pm,
WAGAL-O. Anouilh's Legend of
Lovers" with Robert Loggia and
Piper Laurie.
hinston. D. C.. November Is, 1861 s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25
D PLAYHOUSE FIVE.

@ PLAYHOUSE FIVE.
Movie. Approx. IVA Hours "Lady in the
Lake." l947. Robert Mitchum, Lloyd
Nolan.
% ELEVEN O'CLOCK FINAL.
World News. Local News, Weather,
Sports Editorial
q IL Pm. REPORT.
News Weather. Sports.
lilo @ MOVIE FOUR.
Hour. IS Minutes. "eentIemen Marry
6runettes." 1855. Jane Russell, Jeanne
Grain
Ills q SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE.
Approx. Hours. "AboVe and Beyond"
1858. Eirst-Run) Robert Taylor, EIe-
amor Parker