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Evening star., 1962-04-24
Burkett Signed
ToColts Contract

BALTIMORE, April "a (AP)
The Baltimore Colts reported
today the signing of Jackie
Burkett and expressed hopes
he'll become the all-the-way
star linebacker they've been
waiting for since 1859.
The Colts drafted Burkett
while he was a Junior at Au-
burn. He was unable to play
after graduation the next year
because of a shoulder opera
ton.
For the first five games of
the 1861 season, Burkett per-
formed on speciality teams and
as a defensive substitute. He
took over as left linebacker in
the sixth games Of the Ma
;ional Football League season
and remained there.
Evening star., 1962-04-24
MARTINS PLAYER
GETS UNASSISTED
TRIPLE PLAY

MIAMI, April "a (AP).-
Ernesto De La Osa, 20
year-old shortstop for the
Miami Martins and the
Florida State League, made
an unassisted triple play
last night.
The play came in the
opening game against the
Fort Lauderdale Yanks, the
Yankees farm team.
1t happened like this:
Fort Lauderdale had men
on first and second when
Rookie Ed Gascie walloped
a line drive. De La Osa
snagged the ball around
his knees and raced toward
second where he tagged the
runner off base. Still on a
dead run, he met the run
ner from first and tagged
him out.
Evening star., 1962-04-24
Hitchcock Honored
As Friend of Press

BALTIMORE, April "a (AP)
The Baltimore Chapter of the
Baseball Writers Association of
America set some sort of record
last night.
The organization presented
a plaque to Rookie Manager
Billy Hitchcock of the Orioles
for his friendliness with the
press, although the Orioles have
played only 10 games SO far in
the young 1862 season.
The plaque was presented at
a chapter dinner honoring the
late Jim Ellis of West Virginia
a former baseball writer fol
the Baltimore Evening Sun.
Evening star., 1962-04-24
Moye Hos Relapse,
Remains in Hospital

MILWAUKEE,, April "a (AP)
The Braves said last night
that Outfielder Lee Maye suf-
fered a relapse and still is con-
fined to st. Luke's Hospital in
San Francisco for treatment OF
a respiratory ailment.
Maye originally had been
scheduled to be released from
the hospital last Thursday, a
week after he was admitted.
The Braves said he now is eX-
pected to be discharged by
Thursday.
Evening star., 1962-04-24

didate for the Maryland Derby.
T. v. Lark leaves Laurel
today. Trainer Paul Park
er says the horse probably will
make his next start in the $25,-
000-added Idlewild Handicap
on the turf at Aqueduct May 8.
Comedian Joe E. Lewis will
take time out from his current
chores at the Shoreham to pre-
sent a trophy on tomorrow's
program at Laurel.
Evening star., 1962-04-24
Young DiMoggio
On Marine DUTY

SAN DIEGO, April "a (AP)
"A new Marine, Joseph P. Di-
Maggie, 20, son of baseball's
famous Joe DiMaggio, will start
active duty training today at
the Marine Corps recruit depot.
Young Joe. who has been
studying at Yale, enlisted in the
reserves as a member of the 1st
San Diego Tank Battalion
April II. The active duty will be
for six months.
His mother, Actress Dorothy
Arnold, DiMaggio's first wife,
lives in Hermosa Beach, Calf.
Evening star., 1962-04-24
Reinhort to Speak

Bill Reinhart, baseball and
basketball coach at George
Washington University, will
speak at the monthly dinner
meeting of the Home Plate
Club at tbs pm. tomorrow at
the Touchdown Club.
Evening star., 1962-04-24
Rubb Signs with Bills

BUFFALO. N. Y. April "a
(AP).-Warren Rabb, promis-
ing quarterback candidate, has
signed his 1862 contract with
the Buffalo Bills, the American
Football League club said today.
Evening star., 1962-04-24
AT THE RACES
Big Double Poyoff
Stirs IRIS Interest
By JOE KELLY

Until yesterday Uncle Sam had been having lean year
with daily doubles Maryland The Internal
does not try pick them than a roofing in
tereSt in any payoff that exceeds $6O2 for two.
Interest at Internal Revenue quckened suddenly yesterday
when almost ignored 3year- old y Fddng Wheys
Evening star., 1962-04-24

Barry. Vimy Ridge also is a
PreaknesS hopeful.
y y 4
SHORT SPRINTS-Despite
ideal weather, yesterdays crowd
of 1906 and betting of $1,O89,-
900 were a bit below expecta-
tions. A total of 33 three
year-olds have been nominated
to the $15,000-added Maryland
Derby, Laurel's final stakes of
the meeting which will be run
May 2, the day before the ses-
sion closes.
The Turf and Paddock Stable
which did so well in Maryland
last year, is due to check into
Pimlico today. Included in
the shipment from GulfStream
Park is Charles Center, a can
Evening star., 1962-04-24

9th-S1,1OO; lie miles.
Jersey Fling (Hansonl $50 800 $50
Chester X. IL. R'ylds) $40 $50
LhOtse UiddIe) $40
Miss Al-Bar Mr.. Wisely. Gem Beau,
Wishful Thinking, Mr.. Bowie. Time,
1:512s.
Attendance, 1859: handle. S243.1s9.
Evening star., 1962-04-24

aMrs. N. Vanier g. H H. Mundy entry.
b Jacyn Stable & Mrs. NJ Eranger entry
RADMAR has been training smarty for bOwes
bond gets the vote in this dash for g olds
WAWONA missed in the when second
PRINCESS IDA is due for top effort.
Evening star., 1962-04-24
Racing Results


1st--S3, 900; alw.; yrs; mdns.; 7 fur.
Rapid Rise (McIVOr So 20 90 G, 40
Chance (Shuk) $50 500
PebOOna (Hin0jOsa 2,6O
Straight Rye. Greek Reward. Windy
Star, Avanti, Rebel Host, Step Above,
Midvale, Roman Ruler. Military Plume.
Time. l:25+s.
2nd-S2 ,500; cling: 3-yrs.: z fur.
LOuies Ace (Rey'lds) $50 3.2O 2.8O
Testimonial (Church) 4.6O $50
Fra DiaValO (Kratz) $50
Charlihorse, Taffy basket, robdix,
Mr.. Warwick. Fencing, Sabine Michel,
Convyor, Admirals Choice. Colonel
Vim Time, 1888.
DAILY DOUBLE (12-7) $780,
Evening star., 1962-04-24

WATER HOLE is sharp and should repeat.
NOBLE JAY at q mile and 20 yeards in Florida.
SEA SAND rates excellent chance.
Evening star., 1962-04-24
IY DOUBLE (12-D $166.6O
Aqueduct

1st-$3. 700: cling: 3 yos.: g fur.
Chef Byram (Sh'ker) 4.1O 800 2.5O
Fern w. (CruEl $40 42O
Modern IaEo (Errico) asa
Calhoun, Pepper Pot. Temporal
That Gal Sal, Prize Fight. Time,
1:123s.
2nd-$4 900: mdns.; 3 yrs; 6 fur.
Strike OIL (Valenzuels1 400 2.81
SpangIe (Nichols) 3.5(
Ma Chere Annie. Happy Request
Party Judy, Parfait, sCrock, aLark-
swing. Time, 1:13%s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $120
Evening star., 1962-04-24
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS
At Laurel

Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time. l:30 PM
FIRST RACE-Purse S25OO; claiming (&I,5O0- i.OO0)i
3-year-Old maidensj 6 furOnGs.
Evening star., 1962-04-24

FRISCO BREEZE . winner in Florida and
should Outrun this fieI dOf platers GRAND OPERA
will battle to the wire. D. KING will running
FIFTH RACE-Purse S3 900. eIaimnr fS6 500. Is OOOI
Evening star., 1962-04-24

MISS MAC B. meets better here after winning but
should be able to beat this field RUTH EAKER drops
from $4,000 and looks like the principal rival. SAN
SEBASTIAN misht take it ALL
Evening star., 1962-04-24

ARMY BOSS turned in ereditable effort when
third and is due for top MIGHTY BRUCE
al excellent chance COMMANDER third
in his seasonal bow and should improve
THIRD RACE-Purse, 5000: twO-year-OId; maiden
Evening star., 1962-04-24

TWIN DOUBLE C6-6-3-6), s2,3O4. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28
School Board Firing
Is Called Premature

The recent dismissal Of the
Fairfax County School Board
by the County Supervisors was
legal, but premature" in the
opinion of Omer Hirst. former
Delegate in the Virginia Cen
eral Assembly.
Mr.. Hirst expressed this view
last night in an appearance
before the county Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations as
the council held its first dis
cuSsion on the firing.
In the same session, a local
PTA president Urged delegates
to consider Endorsement of spe-
cific terms for county school
board members. Presently. the
board serves at the pleasure of
the supervisors.
RapS Dismissals
Appearing in his capacity as
president of the Navy Elemen-
tary School PTA, Guy o. Far
ley, jr, presented a resolution
disappearing the recent school
board dismissal as arbitrary"
Mr. Farley noted that he is an
attorney for the school board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28
Council Rejects
Hieh-Rise Project
For Cabin John
Avoids Enforcement

A rezoning petition for per-
mission to erect high-rise apart
mentS on q 12-acre tract in
Cabin John overlooking the
Potomac River was rejected by
the Montgomery County Coun-
ell by a 5 to 2 vote yesterday.
Council members who voted
against the application by de-
veloper Milton Polinger said
they rejected the rezonins be-
caue it would place apartments
in the middle Of a residential
area.
The only votes to approve it
came from Councilmen Grover
K. Walker and William F.
Hickey. Mr.. Hickey said he be-
lieved the proposed SO million
project would improve the
Macarthur boulevard area and
would not hinder the scenic
value of the Potomac.
In other coming action, the
council denied q request for
subdivision developments on
three tracts of land tctaling
about 300 acres in the Norbeck
area.
The council selected Bernard
Gladhill Of Damascus and
Philip Fairbanks Of Bethesda
for positions on the Board of
zoning Appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

by James w. Blackhurst, county
solicitor. -
The constitution prohibits
the Legislature from legalizing
lotteries" Mr.. Smith said. We
contend that slot machines.
commercial bingo and wheels of
fortune come under the legal
devinition of q lottery. That
definition fits every machine
In the county"
He said that lotteries have
been illegal In Maryland since
1889. He said the legislature
attempted In 1887 to repeal the
gambling provision Of the con-
stitution but the people voted
against repeal in 1888.
In addition to this broad
based attack on the machines.
Mr.. Smith challenged the four
Anne Arundel County statutes
on other grounds.
He said the title Of the en-
abling act provides only for
licensing Of carnivals, eircuSes,
exhibitions and amusement de-
vices by the commissioners but
nowhere does the title say any,
thing about slot machines and
commercial bingo.
Our contention Is that the
titles are not only insufficient
but also misleading" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28
Suit Challenges Slots
As Illegal in Maryland

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. % CAP).-
Judge James MacGill wal
asked today to rule that SLOT
machines violate an anti
lottery provision of the State
constitution and are therefore
illegal IN the four Southern
Maryland counties which now
authorize them.
Malcolm B. Smith, represent
ing the Anne Arundel County
Citizens Committee, challenged
in Cirtuit Court q set of law:
under which Anne Arundel au-
thorize slots and commercial
bingo.
He said, however, If Judge
MacGill agrees they are in vio-
lation Of the constitution the
machines must go also in the
other three counties while h
have them - Charles, Calvert
ana 81. MaryS.
Judge MacGill, who normally
dsits in Howard County, began
taking testimony today In the
case, believed to be the first
court test of the "one-armed
bandits" in the counties where
they have been authorized for
more than Is years.
The suit is against the Anne
Arundel County Commission
ers, who are being represented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28
Manassas Girl, 7.
Severely Burned

A seven-year 1old Manassas
girl was burned severely yes
terday while playing with
matches. Cheryl Mari Of 13e
Denver drive received burns or
her head and neck, according to
DR.. c. K. Hylton of the Ma.
nassas Medical Center.
She was taken 10 Fairfas
Hospital where she is in fan
condition today.
DR. Hylton said Cheryl wa;
playing with a book of matches
when it caught fire and ignitet
her pajamas. The girls scream:
brought her parents, who put
out the flames and called ar
ambulance, he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28
Democrats
In Fuirfux to
List Plunks

Democratic candidates in mex
years local elections viii b
asked for the first time to in
dorse formal plankS on orderl!
county growth, public admins
tration and campaign ethics
the Fairfax County Democratic
Party Committee decided last
night.
By unanimous action the
members assigned the task of
drafting q list Of guidelines to 3
special subcommittee to be ap-
pointed by Chairman Augustus
c. johnson. The subcommittee
was directed to prepare the pro-
poSals in time for the next
meeting Of the full committee
on January 90.
County development problems
we're discussed by Curtis z
johnson, vice chairman of the
Fairfax County Planning Com
mission.
The planner voiced the opin-
ion that the public Is fast los
ing confidence in county zonins
procedures and urged the Dem
ocratic committee to support
candidates, particularly for tht
Board of Supervisors. WHIT
would push for sound princl'
piles on coming and growth.
He interpreted the Novembel
6 reelection Of Republican
Representative Broyhill to meal
that that the G. o. p. will fiels
strong candidates for all loca
races. He added he though
animosity toward some of tn
present supervisors might slim
ulate formation of a slate o
independent candidates mex
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28
Maryland Youth Wins
Swine Show Award

A Gaithersburg Md youth
was awarded a $400 college
scholarship yesterday for his
GENTRY in the swine competi-
ton at the 41st National All
Club Congress in Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

but said he was appearing on
behalf Of his PTA.
His groups resolution also
declared that authority for
supervising school construction
basis Of the recent contro-
versy in the county-should
remain under control Of the
school board, until q transfer
can be shown to have merit"
In its proposal for specific
terms, the Navy resolution said
the terms should be staggered
so that no more than three
School Board vacancies would
exist In any one year" The
board normally has seven
members. Mr.. Farley asked
the delegates to take copies Of
the resolution back TO their
local PTA groups for con-
sheraton.
Avoids Endorsement
Exploring the topic, Who
Runs the Schools" Mr.. Hirst
reviewed the history Of public
education in Virginia and
discussed State laws governing
school boards.
He avoided q strong indorse-
ment of either side in the
heated dispute between the
former board and the Super
visors. Mr.. Hirst said: 1--WE
in Fairfax are confronted with
a conflict Of principles, to say
nothing Of q conflict Of wills. :"
In answer to q question from
the floor. the former delegate
said he would have been ere
luctant" to take away the
school boards control Of school
construction, and that it was
premature" for the Supervisors
to dismiss the board in the abb
sence Of further study of the
issue.
Mr.. Hirst said he thought It
would be almost impossible to
get General Assembly approval
of Q plan to elect school board
members directly. and that q
special amendment from the
legislature would be necessary
to adopt the term proposal.
, 1962-04-28

# OIL III VuSl1 oldllOo
Charlotte Amalie
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands
My dear Mr.. President:
have the honor to hand you herewith draft OF a
bill to provide for zoning and subdivisions in the Virgin
Islands and for other purposes which appears as item 5
Of the agenda for the Legislatures special session on
October %, 1861.
The Legislature is aware Of the fact that before the
Virgin lslanas can receive Federal grants for urban re-
newal there must be on our statute books adequate zon.
ing and subdivision laws and regulations.
Every effort has been made in the compilation OF
this new bill to simplify its provisions and to cover as
much ground as possible within the law, leaving for
later regulation only the zoning maps and explanatory
material, and the subdivision regulations. 1t is to be
noted also that provision is made in the law for action
by the Legislature 0 nthe zoning maps.
realize that the Legislature will wish to hold pub
lie hearings on this very important piece Of legislation
I ask, however, that such public hearings be expedited IN
order that longdelayed zoning and subdivision laws and
regulations shall be in force and effect in these islands
before the end. of the calendar year.
Sincerely yours.
50 Ralph M. Paiewonsky
Ralph w. PaieWonsky
Governor
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Office Of the Governor
Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas
October Is. 1861
The Honorable
The President of the Legislature
Charlotte Amalie
81. Thomas. Virgin Islands
My dear Mr.. President:
have the honor to hand you herewith draft of a
bill to amend and revise existing laws relating to the
Industrial Incentive Program.
This new Industrial Incentive Program has been
prepared after careful study of the operation of the ex-
isting program. 1t not only updates the present program
to meet changed conditions but provides for improved
additional and necessary safeguards as required by fed
eral laws
The Director Of the Budget, the Attorney General
and the staff of the Department of Finance will be pre-
paredto discussthisbil in detail with the Legislature
This bill appears as item s on the agenda for the
, 1962-04-28
special session convened by me for October %, 1861.
Sincerely yours,
Isl Ralph M. Paiewonsky
Ralph NJ. Paiewonsky
Governor
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Office of the Governor
Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas
session convened by me for October

Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas
October 18. 1861
The Honorable
The President of the Legislature
of the Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
My dear Mr.. President:
There is transmitted herewith draft of a bill to pro-
vide Additional Appropriations from the Internal Reve-
nue. Matching Single I'D Funds for the fiscal year July
/, 1861 to June 80. 1862. and for other Purposes.
The Director of the Budget will be prepared to just
ify these additional estimates and to discuss with the
Legislature the sources Of funds therefor.
Sincerely yours,
() Ralph PaleWonsky
Ralph PaieWonsky
Governor
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Office Of the Governor
Charlotte Amalie. ST. Thomas
October 20. 1861
The Honorable
The Legislature Of the Virgin Islands
ST. Thomas. Virgin Islands
Dear Mr.. President:
Ihave the honor to hand you herewith draft of an
to Authorize the Governor to Lease to Capital Fro
perties, Inc. a corporation of Washington, D.. c., gov
Plots | A and &c of Estate Marsnill
Wheel Of Fortune and Stony Ground, West End Quarter,
st. Croix, Virgin Islands, (Sic) development Of a park
ing area, Access way and/or gardens for the new Post
Once facilities at Frederiksted, St. Croix, Virgin Islands.
This bill appears as item 25 Of the agenda for the
special session called by me for October 70, 1861.
Members Of the Legislature are fully c-onversant
with the intent and purpose of this bill which has pre-
viously been discussed.
recommend that it be adopted.
Sincerely yours,
() Ralph IA. Paiewonsky
Ralph NJ. Paiewonsky
Governor
Continued
B~rodhursftP rintery offers
, 1962-04-28
LEGISLATIVE RECORD

1LN1SLzAIIV 1IIOO1ED
Continued from yesterday
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Office Of the Governor
Charlotte Amalie. St. Thomas, vi.
October Is. 1861
The Honorable -
The President Of the Legislature
of the Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands
M door M procidonf.
Evening star., 1962-06-03

There is just one thing that Adora's
Dream won't be able to do" says Mr.. Quillen.
HE won't be able to follow his sire's lead and
win the Little Brown Jug
"A horse has to be nominated for that
race at birth, and Adora's Dream wasn't nom-
mated. But maybe we can take everything
else. hope So"
Evening star., 1962-06-03

! am enclosing $l:00
PLEASE SEND NE The
Completely revised Edi-
ton Of "How To Become
AGOod Dancer" by Arthur
Murray and Dance Sc
crets" by Kathryn Murray.
Evening star., 1962-06-03

SUNDAY THE STAR MAGAZINE. WASHINGTON C.
Evening star., 1962-06-03
Continued from poge q

tired to the stud, Adios had won seven world
harness records.
Owner Quillen and Trainer Charlie Win
gate have tough schedule mapped out for
AdOra's Dream. He started racing this season
at Roosevelt Raceway in New York. and will
be feature attraction at Laurel Raceway,
which opens its 24night meeting tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-01

WITHIN THESE WALLS" 1915. A slow mov-
ing drama about warden who has his own
son as a prisoner Thomas Mitchell Mary
Anderson. 1891
"AINT NO TIME FOR GLORY" 1857. An
American officer in France during World
War II tries to talk German commander
into surenderins. Barry Sullivan, Gene
Barry. John Drew Barrymore. 12:55-9
Tuesday PM.
THREE WHO LOVED" 1881. Conrad NageI,
Betty Compton. 1:00-5
NANCY DREW. TRoUBLESHo0TER" 1859.
Nancy tries to prove friend innocent of
murder. Bonita Granville, John Lite 500
"THE BACHELOR AND THE BoBBYSoxER."
le47. A spriehtly comedy about an eligible
male who is plagued by schoolgirl with
crush on him. Cary Grant. Shirley Temple.
Myrna 10y. l1:10-5
THREE FOR JAIME DAWN" 1855 Involved
drama about a lawyer who tries to bride
three members of a jury. Richard Carlson.
Lorraine Day. ll:30-7
BLAZE OF NOON" le47. Drama about pilot
in love with the sky who gets married. VIII
liam Holden, Anne Baxter, 12:55-0
Wednesday P.M.
"THE SET-UP" le49 An excellent boxing
meIodrama. Robert Ryan. Audrey Totter.
1905
big EXECUTIVE" 1888 A weak drama about
stockbroker Richard cortez, Elizabeth Ben
nett. 500
"ANGEL FACE" 1853. A spoiled heiress lets
nothing stand in her way. Jean Simmons
Robert Mitchum. 11:10-5
VEL PASo" 1o49. tBig cast, average WesternJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-01
Sunday

Western. 11:00N
Sunday P.M.
THANK YOU Mr.. MoTo." 1897. A mystery
concerning stolen art treasures Peter LORE.
1905
"ELEPHANT GUM" 1859 (British) Two game
warden brothers fall for the same girl.
Michael Craig. Belinda Lee 2:304
THE WINDOW" 1919. Well done meIodrama
about a child who witnesses a murder but no
one will believe him. Bobby Drisco, Arthur
Kennedy. Ruth Roman. 4:00-5
TEN SECONDS TO HELL" 1859. A drama
about men working as bomb demolition
crew in Berlin Jeff Chandler. Jack PaIance.
MARITIME Carol. $780,
QUALITY STREET." 1897. A comedy-drama
about girl who assumes dual identity to
embanass sutton Katharine Hepburn. Fran
chot Tone. ll:00-5
"THE GREAT MOMENT" 1914. The story of
Dr.. Morton. the Boston dentist who dis
covered anaethesia. Joel Mccrea, Betty Field
ll:2o-9
Mondoy P.M.
WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS" 1889. Michael
Whalen, Jean Rogers. l00-5
"uTTLE MISS MARKER" 1884. A sentiment
tai Damon Runyon tale made when Shirley
Temple was at her cutest. AdoIphe Meniou,
Charles Bickford. 500
CITlZEN KANE" 1871. A brilliantly directed
film classic about a man who built vast
chain of newspapers at the expense Of per-
sonal happiness. orson WeIIes. Joseph Cotton.
900-5
BEST OF THE BADMEN." 1851. A fairly good
Western with Robert Ryan and Randolph
Scott. 1l:10-5
81 The Sunday Stor Tv Mosozine.
Evening star., 1962-12-13

6:SO- 7:S0 pm. Monday through Friday
ZOO 7:SO pm. Saturday and Sunday
11OO- 1880 pm. Sunday through Friday
11:OO- 11:15 pm. Saturday
Evening star., 1962-12-13

S:S5-1O:OO am. Monday through Friday
lO:55-11:OO am. Monday through Friday
1885, 100 pm. Monday through Friday
l3O- ZOO pm. Monday through Friday
4:5O- 500 pm. Monday through Friday
Evening star., 1962-12-13
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