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Dutch Boy Paint at D & A

thinking about bringing my wife up for a visit here and am hoping that she will like it as much as 1 do." The PutanSu's have three children, one of whom is in school.
 I'm not only impressed by Ko- dix itself but very pleased with the people here" Petansu said. q was amazed at the fast repair services available here"
 His brother, Ken, who with Jerry Mcdonald comprise the crew of the Mitkof, shares his enthusiasm for Kodiak, and it is not unlikely that Kodiak will gain two new resident family fishermen by next spring. The Dungeness fleet will continue operations in the Kodiak area into October when they will depart for GreyS Harbor.
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Moonlight Bowling Begins On Sunday

Moonlight bowling will start on Sunday, Sept. 2, at 7:30 pm. at the Elks Lanes when all lights will be out except those over the pins.
 BoWlerS are requested to call the ElkS Lanes for reservation for yourself or five-man team to par ticipate.
 Three dollars for a three-ga series gives you an opportunity to win S1 if gold pin is headpin and you get a strike; 50 cents for a red pin and 25 cents for a green pin.
 BoWlerS interested are urged 10 call for reservations.
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HaIibut Areas To Close Sept. 8

The International Pacific Hali- but Commission has announced the closing of Areas 2 and 1 effective Sept. at 6 pm, Pacific Standard Time, according to Ben Guhrke, Kodiak Customs official.
 The areas are located along the coast line from San Francisco northward to Cape Spencer area.
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Dungeness Crab Prospectors See Fall Season Possibilities Here

and equipped for Dungeness, the Mitkof and her companion boats have expanded into King Crab.
 We are allowed under the regu- lations to fish 300 dungeness pots" Putansu said, "and these are very small and light compared to the King Crab pots now used"
 "Our Dungeness pots weigh about 85 pounds and we use stain less mesh. They are miniature round King Crab pots really. It takes about an average of six hours to pick the Dungeness pots," he said.
 Skipper Putansu, 27, has fished for seven years and this is his first year in Kodiak waters :. but from the way he talks, it certainly won't be his last
 LIKES KODIAK
 i've travelled about half the world and I've never found any place I like as much as Kodiak, Putansu said enthusiastically, add ing, "I'm trying to find some good excuse to move up here. l am
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DungeneSS commercial crab fish ing prospectors in the Kodiak area remain optimistic in their outlook for establishing a new fishery here according to Doug Putansu, skip per of the 78-foot diesel vessel Mitkof out of Tokeland, Washing ton.
 We haven't run into anything spectacular so far but we do think that in the next few weeks we will find that this area has late sum- mer and fall fishery for Dungeneos crab," Putansu advised.
 Besides Putansu's Mitkof, the Dungeness fleet consists of three other fishing boats and one large reefer processing mothership. The fleet came to Kodiak in April and has prospected all of Kodiak Island and much of the mainland. The other three fishing boats are the 65-foot Tyonek, the 50-foot Adven. turess, and the 40-foot Bonne. The processing boat is the 180-foot Nelco l.
 Although primarily interested in
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Aladdin Could Conjure Up
 No Finer Food! The favorte meeting place. the Elks Club, will display magic this Friday August 3 1862 For ko ks finest members joining together in special salute to Prime Steaks
 You'll discover the tender delicious difference which can be call the magic ingredent"the incom parable climate
 from exclusive beef of steers watered streams nutured maturity the rich grasses lush mountain meadows then fattened for market by the scientific methods known today. The result waiting for at Elks Lodge here Kodiak the form magicay tender Steaks prepared your liking.
 So join luscious Steaks Then relax at the meeting
 Remember-"The Face the Bar Room FOor?" When you will remember the "Seak the Char Broiler."
 The feed time is pm. to pm. Lodge meeting 8:30 pm Happy pm. S:15 pm. Brothers, call up and your in
 THE CHEF
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SEE WORLDS FAIR

Bob and Frances Smead, for merly of Kodiak but now residents of Pendleton, Ore egon, were Worlds Fair visitors on August g.
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Watch for D & A Paint Sale Paint-Up to 5O%S off - D & A
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ADMISSIONS
DISCHARGED

Ruby Skagen, Donna Nestell, Gary Lester, Edward Kahuy, Vir ginia Miller.
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May Move Homes To Kodiak

port this past and provisioning the 78fOOt which, along with three other boats has been prospecting commercial titles the Pictured Cleft gh the MikOf
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Hospital News
BIRTHS

BIRTHS Aug. 26-Richard Allen Des- cloux, son, Richard Allen, weight 8 pounds, ounces.
 ADMISSIONS Kathy Ellanak, JoJanne Des- cloux, Jennie Feeder, Ruby Ska gen, Joyce Quijance, Moses Alex androff, Donna Nestell Gary Les ter, Edward Kahuy, Virginia Mil Ter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
FuirBIuff
News

Mrs. S. c. Scott visited MI.
and Mrs. Spencer Scott, Jr.,
of Fairmont for Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bruce Eure
attended the 18th anniversary
Of the Bladenboro Rotary Club,
Monday night.
Visiting Mr.. ard Mrs. J.
ClawSon EdmondS are their
daughter, Mrs. James Lowry
and Mr.. Lowry of Somerset,
Fa.
Mrs. J. E. Dick joined Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Bailey, O:
Chadbourn for the day Tues
day to visit relatives in Fay
etteville.
Wolfe Edward has returned
home after his release from the
army at FIT. Knox, KY, he will
be with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guilford Edwards on the
farm this year.
Mrs. Eva Grey Oliver re-
turned Monday to her work at
Watts Hospital, Durham after
visiting few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Ellington.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Waddell
spent the weekend at the
Waddcll summer home at Gar
uen City, S. c.
MIR. and Mrs. c B. Town
send went to Wilmington Sum-
day and visited with A. H.
Powell at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey
Coleman of Shallotte were
were Fair Bluff visitors Fri
Gay.
A. H. Powell continues i'll
at the James Walker Hospital,
Wilmington
Miss Virginia Barnes who
has been a patient at Mcleod
lnfirmary for several weeks
has been reported making some
Improvement. She is the dau-
ghter of MIR. and Mrs. Ed
Barnes and a high school gra-
duate of Fair Bluff School.
Maynard N. Dudney was re-
leased Sunday from Mullins
Hospital, Mullins, S. c.
Mrs. B. c. Small continues
II. after several weeks and is
unable to leave her bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Clayton
and children visited their
mother, Mrs. 3. C. Clayton
and Mrs. G.. l.. Alien, of RoS-
boro last weekend.
Visiting Mr.. ard Mrs. B. c.
POWELL over the weekend were
theIr daughters family, the
stacey Kings of Goldsboro.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
Future Teachers
Honored Thurs.
At BIodenboro

On Thursday night Omega
Chapter of the Delta Kappa
Gamma Society met i'm the
BladcnborO primary school. A
reception honoring Future
Teacher Assn. members was
given.
This being an annual affair
of the society, in an effort to
attract worthy students into
the teaching profession.
oHstesses for this occasion
were Mrs. Sudie Martin, Mrs.
Lola Bum, Mrs. Linda Nolan.
Mrs. Ruby Raben. Miss Ruth
Meares, Miss Attic Stone and
DR.. Bculah Walton.
Before the reception a group
of second-grade girls from the
Bladenboro primar school
gave delightful patriotic
drill. After this Mrs. Rachel
Woodland presented a program,
Teaching Languages the Ar
my Way" Major Joseph L.
Parker. $40 Military Intell-
gene Battalion, Fort Bragg,
was the guest speaker for the
evening. He outlined briefly
the accelerated method of
teaching languages at the Ar
my Language School. Monte
rey, Calf.
AT the conclusion of his re-
marks he showed a film de-
picting the school and explain
ing further its program.
After this Miss Elsie Elkins,
chairman of Omega Chapter,
conducted brief business ses-
sion, at which time the follow
ing officers were elected.
President, Rachel Woodland.
First Vice President, Helen
Butler, Second Vice-President,
Helen Cain, Recording Secre-
tary, Ruby RADON, Correspond
ing Secretary, Ann Elkins,
Parliamentarian, DR.. Beulah
Walton.
Twenty-seevn members at
tended the meeting. Visitors
were Eta members from
sc FOOLS at Elizabethtown,
Whiteville, Tabor City, Baden
boro and Williams Township.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28

team. These two are Shelvic
Granger. and Lenore Beck.
Tabor City was the only
school In this conference that
had two team members named
to the position. Some schools
had a boy and girl to make
the teams but Tabor was the
orf.J one to have two girls
named.
The DevilettcS are champions
OF Waccamaw Athletic Associ-
atlon in regular season play.
SHELNIE GRANGER
This ST" senior was the
paceSetter for Coach John
Smalls WAA champion Devil
cites from Tabor City all year.
hitting for an average of 1871
points per game. the highest
of any All-ColumbuS girl star.
Shelves hook. push. and sci
''o'" ''oN' Itl uCllnllC
threat TO any team. She has a
total of 1863 points for 10 games.
She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. d. Granger of
Tabor City.
LENORE BECK
Lenore is Sill" senior who
asks no favors on the court
and she gives no ground to
any foe. She was the spark
in the back court for the Devil
cites. Her get-with-'em type
playing has marked her as one
of the most distinctive players
in the conference.
Her height and agility forced
many top scorers in this league
to think twice before attempt
ing anything with her guard
ing them.
Honorable mention went to
two other Devilettes - for
ward Rachel Cox and guard
Brenda Norris.
TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
The pairingS for the Wac
camaw Athletic Association
Basketball Tournament are as
follows:
FEB. 27-6 pm. Shallottc
vs Whitcvillc (gl~lsD; 7:3O.
Shallotte VS. Whitcville boys:
8 pm. Chadbourn VS. Elizabeth
town igirls).
FEB. % - 6 pm, Tabor
City VS. Chadbourn boys: 7:3O.
Tabor City VS. winner Shall
lotte-Whitevillc girls: Q pm.
Bladenboro VS. winner Shall
lotte-Whitcville boys.
MARCH / - 7 pm. Baden
boro VS. winner Chadbourn-
ETown girls: $50. ETown VS.
winner Tabor City-Chadbourn
tboys).
MARCH 2 - 7 pm, Boys
consolation. $3.50, Girls Cham
pionship.
MARCH 8 - E30 pm, Girls
Consolation; o pm, Boys
Championship.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Stephens
of Tabor City announce tlr
birth of a baby boy. their frs.
child, William CHRISTOPHER.
February 20 at 7:45 in the
morning, al Conway Hospital
The baby weighed 7 pounds
e ounces. The mother is the
former joyce Ann Hardee and
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Druc HardcC of LOris. s. c
The father is the son of Ar
and Mrs. Vonoy Stephens Of
Tabor City. Mrs. Stephens j.
doing we'll. and will be in the
hospital at least until the week
end.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
Davenport Boy
Scout OF Year

Ralph Davenport. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Davenport.
Cedar Acres, Spartanburg. S.
C.. and grandson of Mrs. Mary
F. Norris of Tabor City, has
been voted Scout of the Year
by Troop 8, Boy Scouts of
America, sponsored by Routh
Memorial Presbyterian Church.
The trophy was given Scout
Davenport at the troops recent
Father and Son banquet at the
church, attended by l40 scouts
and their fathers.
Each year the troop members
choose by ballot the eutstand-
lag scout Of tbs year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
Home Economics
Teachers Meet
In Tabor CITY

The Blauen aId Colunbu:
County Vocational Home Eco
Monies teachers net TUESDAY
afternoon, February 20, 1862.
at Tabor City SyhoO, HON"
EcphornicS Department. Every
enc was greeted by Mrs. Ora
AvHn;, Home Ec.rvuricS teach
q al Tabor City School. The
crntsrpicce was mace of re-,
c;reIiaS floating AROUND ii
hUst of George Washington.
Refreshments OF Coed Pie O;
Tho Months" with cavors 81
tootSlc roll longs with plastic
itichctS stuck =. them "c:c
served. Hot coffee accented the
cHcri-y PIE.
After refreshments Miss Ann
jos uN. pres. conducted the
EuSIncES session and the min E.
"icS were read ~ Airs. .AGa
Melvin. TIE program was oa
m@nHt uincnt. Talks on tn. fol-
loving topics we've Given:
Time Savors 10 Assist in the
Teaching Organizations u!
Food LaboratUry": Modcrns
Make Money Behave; How
to Save Time, Money and Eli
ergy in Housekeeping" The
program was closed by the fol-
lowing poem:
THE Difference"
There was woman once
knew,
Her name was Mrs. Never-get-
through.
She had 40 time to read or
play.
But Just kept working all the
day.
There was d ncighbor living
by.
Who had time 20: herself. and
this is why.
She studied and planned her
work ahead.
Nothing she did was much Of
dread.
Now here is the difference be-
tween the two:
One planned her work and 50
can you.
Study to Tighten the task YOU
do,
And don't be like Mrs. Never
get-thrOugh
Minnesota
The bi-cOunty meeting was
closed by announcing the next
meeting which will be held in
Whiteville. March goth. The
topic of this meeting will be
Civil Defense"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
WSCS Meets Held
In Fair Bluff

Latin America Speaks" was
the topic discussed by circles Of
the WSCS of the Fair Bluff
Methodist Church when they
held their monthly meetings
Wednesday.
The Rosa Tucker Circle me-.
at the home of Mrs. 3. F. Reg
ers; Mrs. j. M. Turner, Cicle
chairman opened the meeting
with the group singing "Blest
Be The Tie" The spiritual life
message was given by Mrs.
Marion Rogers, then the bust
reSS session was conducted.
The nominating committee.
Mrs. J. Bruce Eure and Mrs. II.
A. Turner were selected, who
will meet the Nellie Waddei,
Circle to elect officers for the
coming year.
"cpVi - ~tIS BlNtll lOI ul'
shut-ins and other business of
vital interest was presented.
Mrs. B. M. Ellington, ST.. was
program chairman and was as
sisted by Mesdames Il. W.
Tyler, f. w. jenkins, B. F.
Rogers, Ed Rogers, and II. +.
Floyd. The meeting was dis
missed with the minister's
benediction. A sweet course
with coffee was served TO the
Is members present.
The March meeting will
meet With Mrs. J. Prank Rae-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
Mems Club Meets

The Methodist Mems Club
met Wednesday night in the
i'CrCatlCn room al the church
with the president Jimmie
Scott presiding. AZ this time
Jimmie Scott ana Bop Meares
were hosts.
Reverend Lloyd Brunson
spoke to the men at the Bro
thcrhood meeting Wednesday
evening at the Baptist Church.
"GlimpSes of Glory" writ
ten by c. c. Warren was the
study course book which was
given TO a large number OF
w. NJ. S. members and others
present; the study discussion
was led by three of the memb-
crS, MesdameS Hubert Rogers
p. p. Renfrew and Robert Har-
riS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
C1I413'tH5
NEWS
Bi-Momtbly Bridge
Club Has Meetiuy

The Bi-Monthly Bridge Club
met with Mrs. w. Horace Cart
or last Thursday night am!
Mrs. Billy Dorman won the
hi2n score award.
Playing were Mrs. Phil
Hughes, Mrs. Cecil Corbett, Jr.
MIS-. Frank McGougan, Mrs.
james Brice, Mrs. Harold Fon-
:iel!e, Mrs. Leon Fonvielie,
Mrs. Howard HarrclSon and
Mrs. DOrman.
A cherry pie course with
Cufic, 'Y;.S served.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
Cemetery Meeting
Set For Thursday

An important meeting Of
persons interested In Prince
vile cemetery will be held
Thursday night at 1880 p. m.
At the LOris Junior High
School.
All are urged to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28

Rev. and Mrs. II. L. Reaves
spoke on missions at the FRS.
Presbyterian Church in Wilm-
ington February -. They were
overnight guests ot Mrs. GlaS-
gov Hicks, president of the
Women of the First Presbyter-
ian Church of Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
Mems Bridge
Club Has Meet

The Mems Bridge Club met
last Thursday night win
Oliver Prince. High score a.
ward was won by Marion Bax-
tor.
Cherry pie and ice cream.
:hd coffee was gcfN,Q.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
LITTLE ELTON PRINCE

Little Elton Prince, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Prince OF
Tabor City is a patient al
James Walker Memorial Hos
pital. Wilmington. following an
operation for the removal OF
a damaged eye. He Is i'm room
265, and can receive mail al
that address.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

MIR. and Mrs. Roosevelt Cart
ret Of Old Dock announced the
birth OF daughter Rene"
Cheryl, February 10th at
James Walker Memorial hos
pital in Wilmington.
Mrs. Cartret is the former
Mary Ethelyn Williamson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
CIRCLE MEETING

The morning circle of the
Tabor City Presbyterian Chur-
Oh will meet with Mrs. Gene
Burroughs on Thursday morn
Ing at 1000.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28

Mrs. Ed Wright is currently
patient at James Walker
Memorial Hospital In Whining
ton. She underwent surgery on
Monday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
COUNTY BAND MEMBERS
by c. b SELLERS. JR-

COUNTY BAND MEMBERS
Four out of the seven per-
sons from the Columbus County
Band, who auditioned fdfyths
director Of the Southeastern
State Band Clinic were put at
the head of their respective
section.
DR.. Bone stated, ~ have Just
finished directing band clinics
in Richmond, Virginia. and the
western part of North Carolina.
Without a doubt the musicians
in this state are better trained
and the southeastern clinic is
the best that have drilled
this year"
EXAMINATION DATES
Several local high school
students will travel 10 Whining
ton this Saturday in order &c
take the College Entrance En-
animation. This test is required
by most colleges today.
The scores on the test are
sent to the collegetsI of the
students choice. English, math-
ematics, science, history, and
reading comprehension make
up the test.
ALL-COLUMBUS PLAYERS
Tabor City's girl basketball
tea mhas placed two of its
members on the All-Columbus
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28

Mrs. Roberta Prince is a pat
lent at Columbus County Hos
pital.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28

The bi-county meeting was
closed by announcing the next
meeting which will be held in
Whiteville. March Goth. The
topic of this meeting will be
Civil Defense"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WMAL (7)-My Three
Sons. Steve's vital notes,
prepared for a conference,
disappear in a paper drive
conducted by Chip and
Sudsy.
$500. WTOP (9)-The Nurses.
Lady Made of Stone" Story
of a nurse who has DELHI
erately learned to submerge
her emotions in dealing with
sick children.
1880, WTTG (5)-Hollywood'S
Finest. You Were Never
Lovelier." Jerome Kern's
music, Fred Astaire's dane
ing and Rita Hayworth's
figure combine with some
fair dialogue and plot.
(1942).
1885, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. Daughter of the
Dragon. Laughable by cur
rent standards. Anna May
Wong. (193D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Perry MasOnhe Case Of the Weary Watchdog Good one
for series regulars Secretary Della Street has more to
do tonight defends lady friend of hers who's
been of knocking off blackmaier. There's an
Oriental touch to this one too giving movie actor Keye
Luke his first TV role in ages pm, WTOP-9
Bob Hope Show-After Hopes monoogue aped in London)
Jack Benny appears in funny Skt about "The Bird
brain of Alcaraz" dressed in prison garb and leading
goose by string 1t bit wild at the end but the
first half with birds all the cell named for Bennys
co-workers and friends, is real treat Jack pops up
again later to trade insults with Hope and play his
violin; Ethel Norman and Bobby DARN sing and Hope
DARN and Norman do riverboat sketch with Bob as a
gullible idiot. $3.50 pm- WRC4.
Leave 1t to Beaver-Was Car Accident The best scene
tonight finds teenagers talking to mechanic after
Wally bangs up his fathers new car trying to push
Lumpys old Ford. $3.50 pm, WMAL-7
Alfred Hitchcock-Rde the Nightmare chase drama for
action fans and strictly that Three escaped convics
the hide old buddy who's been leading decent
life for years with his handsome wife Hugh OBran
and Gena Rowands play the harred couple who try to
with the trio their rather than go to the
police. 10 pmr WTOP-9
Andy WIiamsThe good is Bob Newharts monologue
about the first discovery cigarettes Newhart backed
by Coincidence Nancy Walker who kids hit TV shows and
sings who Wants to Be Millionaire" with Andy Also,
the New Chrsty Mnstrels do Walk the Road" and VIII
HamS sings Come to Me, Bend to Me-, among others.
Color. 10 pm, WRC4
PremereThe Hands of Danofro An engaging tale about
an art dealer who thinks famous Italian sculptor may
stin be alive begins to shopping The story
is EXCHANGED by the performances of John Williams Tey
Savalas and Joseph Campanela, and the direction OF
George Schaefer 10 pm, WMAL-7
TOnght-Phil Foster, Sammy Snead Dolores Gray the
Phoenix Singers and Maynard Ferguson guests to-
night II: 80 pm, WRC-. (ColorO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29

placed Fair Exchange with
Twilight Zone and let it go at
that: the decision to shake
up the Thursday night lists,
as well, should be regarded
as a victory, no matter how
minor, for the long-suffering
viewer.
The moral? Let's get mulish.
=
ON THE PHONE: Got a
call yesterday from a house.
wife and mother who wants to
know where we're going to
construct that funnel through
which we're going to pour the
complaints over the cancella-
ton Of It's a Mans World,
She and her teenagers are
willing to come down and help
build.
Just changed my plans. I'm
building a giant slingshot.
Send rubber bands.
$50
PUZZLE NOTE: There
seems to be a concerted cam
paign to declare Steve Allen
the late night champ-in the
cities in which he is seen,
anyway-and maybe I'm out
Of step but I really don't
think so. If you want local
ratings, the Nielsens show
Carson In front; but apart
from that, the Allen series
has yet to collect a company
comparable to his old and the
show plays, In most respects,
in a ANONYMOUSLY practicable
way. There's the gag opening.
the answers to the audiences
questions (did I ever think
they were funny?), the mu-
steal interludes, guest bits
and wacky interviews and Sc
on. Too much Of the effort
expended. I think, seems to
be in producing a show that
will keep Mr.. Allen amused,
and there Is not enough COM.
parable effort from Mr.. Allen
to keep us amused, If you
get what / mean.
= =
Add Puzzles: And what. for
heavens sake, is Jerry Lewis
going to do for two solid hours
per week on the ABC-TV net
work next fall? Amplify his re-
marks on the Supreme Court
prayer decision?
y y =
Preview Dept: When Michael
Redgrave read the "once more
unto the breach" speech from
Henry v while the camera
played on the mute armor and
cried God for Harry, England
and st. George nearIy
bolted from my chair at tbs
NBC screening room YESTERDAY
to follow. This is but on
marvelously moving part from
the Lou Hazam documentary
Shakespeare: Soul of an Age,
which viii be seen tomorrow
for the first time (7:3O pm.
WRC-D and will be seen an.
nually thereafter if there /,
any wisdom in the higher NBc
echelons.
Hazam's team-field produc-
er Barry Bingham, cameraman.
director Guy Blanchard, film
editor Connie Golchis. produc-
ing associate Dan Karasik, and
a writer named w. Shakespeare
have backed UP their leader
superbly. Redgrave's reading
and the Ralph Richardson mar.
ration is Of a comparable piece
If you have a youngstel
studying Shakespeare, NBC is
doing you a special favor
Watch it in their company.