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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
Swimmers Set
II Records in
Age Group Meet

Seventeen records fell yes
terday in the District of Column
bia age group swimming cham
pionshipS at Boys Club Eastern
Branch pool.
Tom Edmondson. a l2-year-
old from Falls Church. set the
pace for the Notwithstanding
meet by setting new marks in
the 50-yard butterfly, freestyle
and backstroke events.
More than 200 boys and girls
from the Metropolitan area
competed.
The results:
BOYS EVENTS
II-Ie, 6O-YARD FREEsTYLE-1
Tom Fellerman. 27.0'
1i-I2, 5O-YARD BACKSTROKE-l
Tom EdmonSdssoni g Bruce WILL 3
ii-ia. 50-YARD 'BREAsTRoKE-
!, Dave culver; >, Murray Grenier; 3
is-ii. iOOeYARD FREEsTYLE-l
Jim Boulwarei 2. -qeorse Boizelle; 3
Pi1 iS,, Pink ISooYAR Sb'li fREEsrYLE-,
S HIss E Msshfm; Ss.a sam M'duirei .
1871, lO0-YARD BACKSTROKE-
/, Harald Johnson z. Jay Hawkins
3. ,punyan win; l;04s Ovs-,ov,
/. John Enteriine; .. Dick Donohue
g. Stuart Ross ,O2 L.
1871, IOO-YARD BREAsTRoKE--
l. George Boibselle; 2. Duncan VIII; 3
Ib-iT eOO.YARD BREAsTROKE--
hara Mi' = Bruce asFY Bs.lo& PaRs Barn
1914. IOO-YARD BUTTERFLY-l
Pinky .Pinkerton: .. Doug Arthur; 3
Peter Levine I;o4:7 - d,
John , Hylsnd' z. Lacy HasOodi 8
GIRLS EVENTS
10 AND UNDER FREESTYLE-l
Sally Harvey; 2. Connie Kline; 3. Mar
h" iIlIs. sO SiHHS IFREEsTYTLE-i
Barbara Stocking. 2. Libby HasoOd
ii-ia. 50.YkRD BACKsTRoKE-l
Ruth Hempilingi 2. JOY Nose; 3, Bar
OV- hND bRLho
/. Libby Hagood; 2, Jennifer Sails
bury; 8. Pat Ma Entegart. 80 q.
1l-l2, 5O-YARD BUTTERFLY-l
Joy Mosse; 2. Libby Hasood; g. Janin
is1Yp. iR0bo,YARD FREEsTYLE-l
Kathy Nichols; 2, Mary Burnham; 3
'0i sly SAf i0oiYA YARD FREEsTYLE-i
Prssgy IHiag9999d; 3 Myra Michasls;
1914. iO0-YARD BACKsTROKE-
1. Kathv Nichols; 2, Chris Bittine
3. sue Reichhardt, l:l2.6.
1b-17, 10O-YARD BACKSTROkE-
/. Myra Michaels; 2, Suzanne Bolton
8, Becky Mccolpln. 1909.
1914. 100-YARD BREASTROKE-
I, Pat Grimes; Chris Biting;
ib-I5. soO-YARD BREAsTROKE-
l, Dale BARNARD; 2, GAN orodin:
1914, 100 YARD BUTTERFLY
sssHSy P Susiii. .li ssn' watson
1871, 1O0-YARD BUTTERFLY
Peggy Hagood; 2. Becky Mccolpin;
Bonnie Levine. 1:05.6s.
OCAAU record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
Giumbro Upset
In 7 eIeVision Bout

BOSTON, April 6 (AP).-Joe
Denucci piled up points in the
early rounds tonight, then
withstood a late offensive by
middleweight joey Giambra to
win a nationally televised 10
round split decision.
Denucci, from Newton, Mass,
weighed 1853 pounds. Giambra,
the eighth-r a hiking middle
weight from Hollywood, Calf,
weighed 16l.
Referee Eddie Bradley had
Denucci the winner. 1894,
while Judge Harry Sundberg
had Denucci in front, 1892.
Judge George Flate scored
Giambra the winner 1894.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
McCorthy Added
To Clinic Stuff

RICHMOND. April 6 tAP)-
j. II. CBabe) Mccarthy, coach
OF Mississippi States South
eastern Conference basketball
champions. has been added 70
the faculty for the Virginia
High School League coaching
clinic here July 1881.
Mccarthy Is the second
name" coach TO join the clinic
staff. Ara Parseghian, head
coach at Northwestern. will
head the football panel. An
other football coach Is 10 be
added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
VARIED SPORTS

BASEBALL
GeorEetOwn 3, Delaware 2. IS Inn
Virginia Tech 4, Geo. washington o
Maryland B-2, Connecticut 4-6,
Old Dominion 3, WashingtOn ant
81. Johns CN.Y.) TO- WAGNER o.
yCLA 81 California, z, rain.
Lynehburg 3, Newport News Appren-
west yIrsInia o. Bridgevatsr 2.
Hsmpdsn- sydney 9, Catholic
Missouri 2. Oklahoma State 4.
Kansas State o, Nebraska 2.
Scranton =, Bueknell B.
Camp Leteune q, Colby B.
Navy q, Penn 4.
Maine o, Columbia 4
RandolDh-Maeon Q, Washington Col.
Louisiana state 4, Mississippi state 4,
CoaSt Guard II. Trinity, Conn. o.
Florida i2, Auburn 3.
Tennessee 12, Kentucky Y.
Western Maryland q, Nj. Mary's 8.
Indiana SO, Notre Dame 2-B.
Manhattan q, Iona 3.
Princeton 8. Colgate 2.
Ithlea o, Army q.
Penn State 4. LehlGh 9.
william a Mary AZ Davidson, rain
Ar Force 80, san Diego state s-3,
southern Connections 10, Hampton
TRACK
Arizona State. san Jose and Cali
fornia Al Berkeley, rain,
o. scH d.sua a's So, cab c.iio E" 9. ~
"' TrsSsaisi II: RandoIph-M.eon AZ.
Washington College 81, Dickinson
ousntleo Marines Of. Navy 50. Nor
seSihsrn California %. Oregon %.
West Virglnia II, NirGinla Tech 90.
BowlinG Green SAT-, Miami. Ohio
washlnstea coIIsss AZ, Dickinson %.
Michisan 30. Miami. Fla. 81.
West Chester 1 9s, LshiEA 81.
Maryland 81, Princeton a.
Duke III, VirHinia 30.
MARYLAND state l2b. ~. Lee t5,
Virginia state 25.
Army q. viIlaneya I.
No.. InNNis
narvard u Nayy Z. 49,.
ss 8sf.Ssr u H. Pens ms STATE i.'' :. o.
dinnessta 3. Iowa state 3.
Indiana o, Leuisyiile 0.
nFNaiu -. NaW-A
The Citadel q, VPI o.
Army n, swarthmore 4.
Miami q, Florida o.
Randoiph-MAcon 7, Washington Col
west virginia =, wAynssburr 4.
Duke. 2, south Carolina o tdeubIs'
LACROSSE
Navy i2, wasblDGton Celiegs 2.
MARYLAND ~, viraina ..
Oeoraetewn y, Fordham q.
liampden-sydney 9, Yirsinia Med.
Maryland n, yIrrlnIa o.
NAVY re, waahinGton Coile9e 2.
Baltimore ~, HofStra 3.
Johns Iieptlns 10. Princeton 3.
Penn state ia, washington A Lee =
BAsKETBALL
MIA PLAYOFFH
Hoston 1gB, Cincinnati leo, Bosten
leads 3-2 In beat-of.aeyen series.
HOCKEY
FIRST ROUND ALL
Hershey y, Baltimore 4. Hernhsy
wins best-of.3 series 2-1.
Hrmifinais
Buffalo q, Pfevldenes Z, Buffaia
leads 40 In heat-ef-1 series.
International League
Remlfinal
Feft Wayne q, Muskesen b, ever.
time, best-sf-T series tied AZ ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
WI Rally Nips
Cudet Nine, ga

Westinghouse High School
rallied for two runs in each of
the sixth and seventh innings
to defeat st. Johns, 5-4, in a
baseball game yesterday at
Arlington.
Skippy Bouchard's two-run
homer in the sixth pulled the
Generals to within one run of
st. Johns. jeff Gaber scored
on an error and Geoff Lipsey
singled home Iron Brekke IN
the seventh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
By BILL VEECK

Opening day with the feel
ing of spring in the air, brings
a sense of rising expectancy OF
quickening pulse. But added
to it, tension so thick that, like
fear, you can sense it almost
reach out and touch it.
The same veterans worrying
about their jobs ami an apart
ment for the family; the same
rockies with one eye on the cut
down date and the other or
the roster in Oklahoma City
From groundskeeper to club
president, the filters are jang.
ling.
It's always the same, yet al
ways different. Remember the
day in Cleveland when We
couldn't find the flag for the
Marine Corps Color Guard Il
raise? Oh, we'll, the game got
played and both we and the
country survived. (Just as ir
the opening game of the 1885
World Series when Nat king
Cole forgot the words of ThC
Star-Spangled Banner anc
made up his own National An.
them as he went along.)
The new uniforms that dom
fit. The bats that haven't ar.
rived from Louisville. The gras.
that isn't green enough (de.
spite last nights dye job fol-
the TV cameras.) The pain
that hasn't set, even though
we splashed ice water all ovel
the seats last night.
All right, we'll clean all the
absolutely new, just bought.
lit" dresses that we can and re.
place the others. 1t can't bC
worse than that hot, sticky
Opening night in Miami wher
Satch landed in the helicopter
and the big blade picked w
the whole infield and blew Il
into the box seats.
Falls Flat
The scoreboard won't work
Shades of 1860. when the EEK
ploding" board in Comiskey
Park, in its grand debut, wen
off with all the zest and sparkle
of a half-flat bottle of domesti'
champagne-and the Fireworks
man lobbed the bombs righ
onto the playing field.
The lousy ticket chart wa
wrong. We sold the same sea
four times. The ladies' toile
won't work. and there's no hea
in the umpire's room.
In the immortal words Jot
Iglehard, Baltimore president
once used to describe the open
ing of the Worlds Series, 1T
almost as exciting as a Penn
Cornell game" He's right. AL
most.
Just expect total disaster anC
you'll never be disappointed
No matter how many opening
days you've survived, you know
that your luck has finally rur
out. This is the one that viii
be fatal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
Towards Rally
Downs Drew

Joe Phillips bases-loaded
double spanked a four-run
rally in the seventh inning and
Howard University went on to
take a IA victory over Drew
yesterday at Roosevelt High
School.
1t was Towards second VIC
tory against three setbacks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
Terps Split
With Uconn

Maryland and Connecticut
split a double header yesterday
at Maryland with the TerpS
winning the first game. 5-4
and the Uconns the second,
go.
Highlander Jerry Vezendy
pitched two-hit ball, tanning
II and walking three in the
first game. One Of the two hits
was a two-run eighth-inning
homer by Mike Haiday.
In the second game, the
Uconns jumped ahead in the
first inning when Pete Mottla
hit a three-run homer. Mary
land Is now 80.
.CONNECTIC'T DOL 900 030-4 2
MARYLAND 300 Oi0 l0x-5 .
Rotko, Baravakis 81 and Haiday;
Vezendy and Moss.
Home run-conneeticut. Haiday.
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Hoyos Win
In 18th, 30

Relief Pitcher Bill Solomon's
two-out single in the 18th in
ming scored Mike Funk from
second base to give Georgetown
a 80 victory over Delaware in
baseball yesterday at George
town.
Soloman relieved Starter Bob
Mccarthy in the 18th inning
and picked up the victory. Nc
Carthy allowed only three hits,
Paul Chadick went all the way
for Delaware. striking out Is.
All the runs until the 18th
inning were unearned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
Lute RuIIyWins
For Good Counsel

Mike Halls bases-loaded sin
gle In the eighth inning gave
Good Counsel High School a
80 baseball victory over
O'Connell yesterday at Good
Counsel.
The Falcons tied the score
In the bottom Of the seventh
on Charles Fletcher's two-run
triple. Tom Dougherty singled,
Steve shriver got aboard on
an error and Tom Hilton
walked TO set UP Halls game
winning blow In the eighth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
As Defeat
Colts Twice

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP).-
Norm Siebern's single in the
10th inning drove home the
winning run today as the Ath-
letics defeated the Colts, SIS,
in an exhibition baseball game,
The two clubs also played a
preliminary game which the
AS won, 81. in eight innings,
The teams decided to play the
game because they were rained
out yesterday and the players
needed the work.
FIRST GAME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
Georgetown Netmen
End Losing String

Georgetown University's ten
mis- team snapped q four
match losing streak with a 90
triumph over Fordham yester-
day at Georgetown. Walt Kit,
Gus No. / player, won his
fourth match In five tries this
season.
glnsles--Kit lol defeated opon.
90 90: wolf tdt DEL Murphy. 20
o.! osrsoro ioi def shspiro. so
81 polan lol def, Mloeli, 0.i. e.3
pponnsil and bsI sna g ESn al Bos as,
mo Wei to- def. Murphy ahd sha-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07

HOUSTON - 600 900 10-1 5 /
Bowsfield, Fisher 9 and AZcue;
Drott, Kemmerer q and Adlesh. W
Bowsfield. L-Drott.
Home run-Houston, Murphy.
SECOND GAME
KANSAS C. oil Dol 900 2-5 3
HOUSTON 900 102 900 0-3 10 ]
Wickersham, Wyatt 90, Penn "a
Bass 90 and Bryan; johnson, Brunei
go, Woodeshick l0) and Campbell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07

Mccarthy and Mcoettigani Petrusel
and Staffa, Braley (6).
Home run - Washington-Lee, Bou-
ehard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
Humpden-Sydney
Defeats Gu, ga

HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, Va,
April 6 (AP).-Hampden-Syd-
ney made the most Of four hits
and seven walks and won its
first Mason-Dixon Conference
baseball game today by
whipping Catholic u, Ga.
Five of the walks came in the
fifth inning and, combined with
Freddie Mitchell's bases-loaded
single, produced three runs.
CATHOLIC o. 100 O0l O2O-4 9 4
HAMP. SYDNEY OIL 03l 90 % Z 2
Babbington, sWaney (5l and Zelinka;
Mcdaniel Chinn 90 and Ltpscomb.
W-Chinn. L-Babbingtpn.
Home run-Cathoiic o., Koran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07

DEL. 600 O2o 600 600 o. 8 s
GEoTN 200 900 900 600 1-3 IL 4
chadiek and steini Mccarthy. Solo,
man u2) and Scotto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07

Booth, Baranowski (6) and Haiday;
Koch, Lund t2). Sullivan 90 and
Marter.
Home run-connecticut Mottla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07

ocoNNELL OH 600 0O-2 Q
GOOD cNsEL 900 900 els 8 3
Lang, Rubel t7) and Meohinnessi
Busse, Boil t0i, Anderson ts) and
Graham,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07

Halftime: Washington, A4-2s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22
NEWEST SILHOUETTES


Black, Grey Red, Green Camel, Blue, White,
Navy Royal, Brown, Beige, Toupe, MulticoIor
Tweeds, Monotone Tweeds, Newest PIoids
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22
SIZES FOR ALL

Lansburgh's 3O.Day Shopping
Plate Account Has An Extended
Payment Feature! You Paw
Nothing Until October!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02

/ Moscow Film Festival was the
heat. Every time I stepped or
a hot pavement" Tony writes
II saw a mirage vision OF
my cool swimming pool In
Beverly Hills"
\ = \
Charlton HestOn's account
ants inform him that his per-
centage and take from eel
Cid" is pyramiding over the
So million mark. There will be
another big one coming up for
Charlton with Sam BrOnstOn,
probably "The French Revolu-
ton"
Metro is looking for some
haunted houses in England for
a showing Of 1.-THE Haunting. A"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02
By sHEILAH GRAHAM

Your Obedient Servant" Sht
is completing her Far Eastern
film with William Holden, il
London. The Venice Film
Festival will open with Albert
Finney's Tom JONES'" which
is a smash hit here in spite Of
Director Tony Richardson,
dire statement on the opening
night, TITS a disarster."
50 y
I am told that Carol Bakers
husband Jack Garfein has
been a constant visitor to her
"Carpetbaggers" set in Holly
wood. Perhaps he doesn't want
to take a chance with all those
alluring clothes and no clothes
Carroll wears in the extremely
spicy picture.
The newly m arried Rod
Taylor, after working with
Jane Fonda in Sunday in New
York." said, "They told me this
Jane girl was a real kook, but
man, she's a barrel of laughs
and we had an awful lot of fun
with this film" James picture
Holiday" for Carl Foreman
has been postponed to next
year. Carl will be in Hollywood
for six months with his wife
relaxing after he finishes edit
ing and clubbing 1.-The Victors. ,
4 4 \
Hal Wallis signed VictoI
Spinetti of "Oh, Oh, Oh, What
a Lovely War" to a film con.
tract. and / hear that David
Merrick will bring the play tt
Broadway. Joan LittIewOOd di.
rected this hit.
The reason Tony Curtis ant
wife Christine Kaufman die
not hnger longer in New YorI
City on their return from thu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02
HOLLYWOOD
james Mason Set
For London Film

/ LONDON (NANA). - James
Mason can linger longer in
London because he will co-star
with Anne Bancroft and Peter
Finch in Columbi 1.-THE
Pumpkin Eater" Too bad
that the late great writer and
historian, H. G. Wells, de-
stroyed most of his private pa
pers. This makes it difficult
for his biographers. Martha
Hunt will be going to Holly
wood to play a leading role
with Debbie Reynolds in 1.-THE
Unsuitable Molly Brown"
Dino De Laurentis came to
London hoping to sign Richard
Burton for either Noah or ia
cob in "The Bible" and Trevor
Howard for Abraham. He is
also hoping to have Columbia
finance the picture. Ter
ence Stamp will star in London
for this studio in 1.-THE Col
lector." It's Terry's first film
since his big hit as the angelic
sailor in Billy Budd." His role
in THE Collector" is quite diff
ferent. He's a psychotic who
collects butterflies and girls
and locks them up together.
/. The famed Sadler's Wells
Theater will be pulled down to
make way for an office build
ing, unless someone saves it at
the 18th hour.
-
Caught Margaret Leighton
leaving Rahvis, the elegant
dress salon on Upper Grosvenor
street. And Maggie looked very
smart and much better thar
she did in New York when she
was starring with Anthony
Quinn in "Tchin- Tchin." She
has gained some weight. I was
told here that Maggie could
have remained in the play
after Quinn left, but Tony was
adamant that if he left, she
must too. All well. they are
again good friends. Dirk
Bogarde, always in demand
here, will star in THE Wen
ceslaus Story" But don't ever
again ask him to make a pic
ture with Judy Garland be-
cause I don't think he will.
Capucine, who works very
regularly. will be signing for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02

They had better not invite me.
Whitney Blake, who portrays
Hazel's boss on TV, is in a has
sic with NBC. About some biki-
mis- she wants to wear for mag
azine exposure. The network
believes that the suburban
housewife think, suburban
housewife she plays would not
wear such skinny garments.
What do you think, suburban
housewives?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
DO YOU TAKE
WTAMINS and
STILL FEEL TIRED?'

II you take vitamins yet still feel
fred-you may need more than
VitaminS 70 restore your normal
strength and energy. Your WORKOUT
feeling may be due TO pale, iron
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Vitamins alone can't build up
iron-poor blood. But GERTToL cam
Because GERrToL contains 7 i'm
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supplies the therapeutic amount Of
iron needed 10 build iron-rich red
blood. lust 2 GERIToL tablets, OF
? tablespoons Of GERTToL liquid.
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Of calves liver! In only one day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

GEREToL-irOn Is working In your
bloodStream. carrying strength and
energy 10 every part of your body!
Proved BY Medical Tesis: Patients
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tors reported definite clinical
Improvement.
So when you feel tired, check
with your doctor, and IL this Is your
problem, take fast-acting GERTToL
eyery day. Feel stronger fast in
just 2 days.
"DHe 10 iron-defcieRcy anemia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
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This rotten head.
cOld-1 Just
can't get to Sleep!"

Medical discovery from Vieks
starts relief in just IS minutes.
Helps save you days Of head
cold misery!
Next time a head-cold strikes,
don't just simply put up" with il.
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Taken as directed, Theracin
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03


By Committee
Some time ago TINS WEEK Magazine pubIisheda
tender little tribute to the millions of Americans
who, each year, get appointed to committees. 1t
started of with a cOuPlet by well-known New
York business executive:
Search all yOuE parks in all your cities...
You'll find no statues to committees!
The full force of this sentiment came home to
me only recently when got trapped on COM
mittee to raise money for local charity. Now
know that committeeman has no friends. Later
searched through all the standard reference books
and wasn't able to find one kindly mention. There
are plenty Of sour ones, though:
cAMEI: rs.sinant animal that looks as
though it sUas designed BY cOmmittee.
Another definition tries to top it:
OSTRICH: A JightIess bird that looks as
though &c sOas designed By drunken COMMITTEES.
H. L. Mencken gives this anonymous quote:
coMAETTEE: A group Of men sUhO keep
minutes GEd suaste hours.
Cardinal Newman was one Of the few who
cared to stand up and be quoted He said:
LUins movements do not come ef conmittess.
SOcioIogist William Graham Sumner showed
more respect, but detect note of mstrust in his
remark:
HyOu lice IN q tOsgR tEst 10 run
by q committee be GA the committed
The late Senator Richard L. Neuberger, who
used to write for TINS WEEK Magazine, once
told me his definition:
A committee is sOILst yOu refer biH %
cohen yOu hope it sOiH est lost.
And finally, give you poem that got from
a neighbOr Of mine. He's an authority on the
subject, being a member of the New York State
School Boards Association. incidentally, he asked
to remain anonymously: IN
Committees cf tuOensy SE1YnHN.
Deliberate plenty. AH9V4Ep
Committees Of ten FIAAR -
Ace ROsU and then.
But most jobs are done III N.H
By committees ef one. NMu KM
An, well, my fellow committeeman, don't give
up hope. SOmeAey, somaAae. they'll put up
statue to usl
But bet il will look an awful lot like camel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

clear your stuffed head-fast.
,. Open cold-blocked sinuses
fast
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"eUNcA DIN" 1889 Fine adventure film.
Cary Grant, Douglas Fairbanks, ir., and Sam
Tor. Zorba) Jaffe. 1905
"To THE ENDS OF THE EARTH" 1e4s. Gov
eminent agent chases narcotic ring around
the world. Absorbing Dick Powell and
Siqne Hasso 300-5
TIGER BAY" 1859 First-rate suspense
thriller about girl who witnesses staying
and is then drawn to the lonely hunted man.
John Mills Hayley Mills and Horst Buchhoz.
tHayley Mills won a top award for this one
at the 1859 Berlin Film FestNaIJ 1901
"THE GARDEN OF ALLAH" 1886 A seductive
temptress meets man Of destiny Marlene
Dietrich and Charles Boyer. 1l:00-5
"THE GREAT JEWEL RoBBER." 1850. The
strange story of thief who caused a one
man crime wave. David Brian and Marjorie
Reynolds. lilo
miss TATLocKS MILLIONS" le4e First
RUM A movie stunt man agrees to pose as
the feeble-minded heir to fortune. John
Lund and Wanda Hendrix. 11:20-o
INVITATION" 1852 First-Run) A gripping
drama of an invalid girl whose father attempts
to buy one year Of perfect happiness for her.
Van johnson, Dorothy Mcclure. and Ruth
Roman. 1851
Mondoy AN.
AFFAIR WITH A STRANGER" 1888. A Sue
eessfu playwright and wife plan to divorce.
Jean Simmons. 1000
Monday P.M.
LETS LIVE A LITTLE" le4e harassed
ad man falls for a lady psychiatrist and vice
versa Mindless romantic comedy. Hedy La
MARI and Robert Cummings. 100
HUMAN DESIRE" 1854. About an unfaithful
wife and a railroad engineers blind love for
her. Glenn Ford, Gloria erahame. 500
HELL AND HIGH WATER" 1855. tcolor1
Spy drama Of submarine warfare in the Arctic
Ocean. Richard Widmark, Bella Dani. Cam
eron Mitchell and David Wayne. 7;30A
Sc The Sunday Stur " Mosuzine.