davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

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~ iesau-t aEslzst sn<n 1esenn1nt
iDx lie selles ler-azneo Ia cou,
HalE- Lee L h.z oouTr
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

sC'< sklE - WeSf f)efrsr 5
rom sricx hrnae snfrrrlsh-
- sffic ssseTuert st31rD
81, z-z1H Csl l2-S cna owner
W Chester Ryan
szz7 fskgsy PARK
r)~fr5sf NIfh
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

L<u rAIIUHF
s-Arl. ca M-t-EIg-.Ay
" TIE .Iat.yrr COURT goa r.E
,-l,CNTy CO WAYNE
A-aEa'r sDss-ss. Pi.nnrtf. ~. e
-..aIz 1n-s.s. csfsnaanr-
A. sesaiuu az l1e arnve snftac
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NJ. ne City az Darr1t- ClE1s
m Nivue. lnu stacs af M-rn4.gl=
IN -afa fag if hlne Il : M.
PHESEN-
am. C.Aa1 " WEEEMAN
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IN lie lth tay sr alne A. 2 s.
ln Aes-nn sir iiyarrs was @le'i -
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ul-ss ass.sa. as fsfsntanr On nCe-.u
n william Par-'cx- Sr,
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COUNTY an WAYNE
81 u4nS
Az 0 @xSsnn ~ tis pfuhxss cau,-.
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nignm. In t,ss gear 1ne than,ar,,
1inr lInair,d aid axfat sllisn.
2nxsEVr
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nidge az pfunafs
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LEr q dlnor
in waiting amt Eilnu lis ,s..t.nn
% a..sK wilson Drawing -lau ~,
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snr ms purpose az obtaining A.
ala 1or SAID ninar-
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ir spgninfsa anr hearing Ala ,ee.
ian
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.acf venA anr rhres vesma ,nn.
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ieA-ng n rile cefzuat rg-hnne
1r,spapsr ,r-nfsa and caru;laGast q
aia .smnfY ~ Wayne.
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

Atts~fier - Aile sns Van Dssse
vssiniiv 70 sorn pcri.err.tiiira
Plant 3 e1rpoms ar =.
raee "a n5 4 w 'sxeu
,iyite sTSxN
al S.s1 .iilisS
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

An deal northwest area Snese
for yoonR 1sDfszs,eHai fSriiy--
> eurooss roioni>i srCe is.
ing Dssa iinlng rcosn. DeaugI
lsily ,isVnrssesi dishwasher, ilss
I,snszl rsc roor, extra axsfort.
1sien earpesing. ,srspes sss besf
2 az sFaes aew siae tFise
near pasoehisi ~ p,ni3e .rsas
sna 14Eh scs,eol alsfss ~ Srcn
10 - srprecsass-1 1sou pszfnen1
ss5n uN FILA 1wuer ESF.
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for <41 c1onx< q nssns. bsst 20
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LEGAL NOTICES

.rsv. Souunuss y ~
~ GBcsswsv
SrnrT no 1iC-iluAN
IA -,rr rzxurr G1iiRr Nnh lfn
1o1rvr- oF NA2'sE
,suor<E ACTION
.u-rr,r inHNsoN. n11n1ih N
,rrp,' JOHNSON. DestnnaIi
,ruxR 70 AssSSvER
4, ess,on q ssld curt lria u
"a. tut,- ,ounfr sn1l1-nz. he ,.i'N
= ,etruft. lDunrv n NAsur 1in
-. ,rtcn,xar. q lalEpsf = nA
rEtSf-gT
len. IoHN a. WISE
-rruA .uo3e
m re Sun iss . .nne. h ,. 'n''
"a ,ruou vas ieo o lIft-rei 'f''n'
an. panrlff. Rninst 4srrr ieHns""'
oe.sruanr. Z rs iosirf .o4 sfs"l1l'e
A1yc<rc.
r IEREuY DRnERED nAt ne
tetenuar-. ..spy eslrsoa. Sss N~ii'
-aun. Dsrrpst. ileaaxan- i1AAl N
.w.r y nke Een thss irtipn =
nav 1c rrr-tted " AZ n " 'r-
crr ne tn na forernnes A. j
as. r.aIurr ornplf siiii tlnA
orrs~ s,l rsr-l a lisugemrni ~
,esau-t 2zl-at uen etrsiaAni ~
~ rtjet tfr-zrnexf u he nm
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

sT.A-E ~ MICHIGAN
TIE PROBATE s9UR- 7qR -iE
.aiIHr-' ~ vssyE
20. s7.--1s
ne Natter . iir Estate n
.lllIsE niII.-.-Ps deceased
Sc.icc asscuv gwen hal al
.-caiiu-r y sia issrAAest .rc raur
a iErsesn hear .alins. II s'-i-
~ ma lnass 1th. q sia mir q
lie ,-nsole utitr Al lsr -i'' u -.
rn.t. 2ln ..nirv ma q ei-'e
ON kssro3. ipan -iAAi-za :.
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Tie. Il us HiIletrun. le.rut 81.
Iit.uxan ~ " lesuTc .ie I'll Ia"
q srsicsnDrr \. IL, amt .iat
rea .alns wll le irAIvt ~ aid
'osiir. IesoIr .nuEe II T. iAui
ran nur loom So -- tr
,.cniy 3iuininE ,ir .itv ~ ,s-
rolt. zlu .nlni- N ne n
i1s y s~p',snprr !. } !r1 Il va
,e.oes he afternoon.
1Aica Iav nsz
Ipn- RI & SAGFN.,N
.nage .; n-nnAte
10 IrsrDv r.-iiv hai iave
'ornu4rra hr uicSuing iapv VIA
he riunai resuu Aer.n, nn ave
oanu la .asnr q De- 'pf~rr' .-lnA-
-zpi u Mcn u-EinAl rrairt.
lated .tuY t~z
vILliR J. la1Ea
1fuuiy '.nDAlc lcgsisr
'rniisnrn ar .e,gut --inlne
nee 'acn week ur lTv- v.aAa mc
scssircsY saiimn nl-s iasa ~m
le iaIe ieiraf.
- -.D~S
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

s,--r l. . ss-AwoGAw
Te5 :. 1sv'snN
s~tr~g ~ sICaIGaN
--iE IRriyI- -HIR- s0R r-iE
aI;g-v Up WAIVE
.ivtI. ACTON
n sgpv z asg.s5Rv plaintiff -
<.A~-R AaI.l.aR- fesendsni.
lRnRa ~ ANSWER
AZ ~z<snn " aid rhnrr 1f,n
4 he ..ry.c.mn,v hiildinE Al he
NV ~ 1esson n ne -cnniv "
.v,v,.e md sfatr ~ Michigan m
l,is . tsv ~ Hilv a. , ms
PRESENT
ION. ssvnAar ''GGiNs
~irrult 'udgc
n ,unasssna Ills .s,Ive ,liai sr'
..nn iss 1ran commenced ~ he
,is,ntifg .nr udgeneft " fivnrrs-
md lIsi he s.id Defendant . rnf
.nssnerf ~ sie -Arriv ~ Nsvre
AZ no Hafs ~ Nirhiaau. INT int
she .rsde< n Springfield. -.''inessra
,.,sif she jurisdiction ~ is
raif~
rn nn,iar ~ : s'ansasn- stsnr-i.
~ 'nr I've Dis,ufsf,
sRRxaY cRcRaED '.iat lie
s.,n frferdsuf, Katie ns1iorT snail
appear n ':rs csur-, and snswesr
.,e Complaint @lrd ssrasn- NJ rsks
s,rh nis~,ier action 1r plier sr'inn
&c nay ~ ,es-niissd ~ sw m sr
,efor, .he 5isf ray ~ august =.
.sFs
& Hss<ne- ,rtersd ,'iat fsil'irs
"a rHuplv WITH s.ilg rrds- VII -.
mit n nduemsnt ~ default tiie
.uasna ssd fefennsnt fnr fiis rriirf
teynauded n sis Complaint Sled N
sus canr~ and .srse-
Rnn. aIswta1, : pfSIzNs
A rxLR CDp7
fSssr " srsriusu Clerk
~ 49, }1g a
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

8. . sLASASks
sTsrv ov MICHIGAN
crr.wvY cv WAYNE
30 s1< <sss
A. a seSslnr ~ the 5r1hats Caitr-
sa- sasS County - Wayne held &C
sas pransfe Csur- Rsam ~ mo City
~ p~trsst. sr Ehe Twenty fsur-y fa7
~ fsly. IN gie pear cue fnnnsaad
atua ns.ndrs6 aud axt9- shrss.
Present
Hsu. Thomas e WIrphy
Ss61e ~ Prahsts
IA ne matter ~ sas Estate ~
cx4a10TTg CrWERzATcE, D.rsaa-
s6
IN r.sdIug and fnna mo oefifinu
~ r.EDR6e SIMMONS srsyina that
sd.usnsas rstion - ssl6 estate >.
zrsufes 20 CgKTns " Ls~rsucs
~ ssm~ ssher eifsbse 5svsous
r. ls srssTes. fns< me tairs <a3
~ seDfenner. rezs a. Zen gctocx
~ ne forsnoss hefors ss1ae Ira O.
Kaufnsn. a. sa.6 Court Room -
scpnsafsd for hearins ssSd pstiticr.
Ard u II further lr1ersf. tkzf
csp7 ~ tass ~ cehslsae1 srcs n
Zach week for three vests esn,
sernflveIg previous ~ sst1 tine ~
hearing. ~ tke Detssss rrhDns. .
newsDaD>r ,rfnfes snd efssaIzs<c
" ssid County - Ws7ne-
Hon. Thomas e. wsrrk7.
1s6xe ~ pfsssfs
10 hereby certify shzf : fsse
compared me forsxssnx e.D7 VIA
~ original rernr1 fn>r.1< ard hsse
founf th< ssns - - q csrrrrt
frsnser1p< ~ ss<k srixfnzl r.csrf.
Dated Julg "a. f3<1
HARRY gtLDk
Deputy Prshats keEsfsf.
e1-GH -
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

9Sr Sale
~ ffc1s Ohio aesr ~ Chicago
3 5esuf5si 1srten roDrt spsrt
'terfs D6esi fsr Z families %
i've s19sfscr 3ef separate anmeS
ti 1io6era cGrVenlercss ard
3 rscns zsrszes siGe drive Sep,
srsse FysA aiorfsaes f6r ssse ~
owners Cal W. yS2Ig
House fsr Sale
soDfhfiesd Wsst Warren Ares
b sfor3 .Hrqalo 5.s.f 1870
r,ni3 s22rn Eow 1cwa ca3menf.
M5ys lr
ri f15e
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

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Sc~shs~<s Se<sior : ,ecs-
rocrrs. sss<rreus -s~ ssssse.
Ssu~~ sorne 3eca ,rsusncSrs-
len wear ssooo1ns s~cs- hfet.
4>ksrs 81 5Sa ~ sssrer -
NE. S-s<Dl
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

f0nge 'ar ss.e
Nssfside sear FORD SSsn I '1Sm
sti.e assrrerf ~ assume 3 jer
,prt uor'JsQe- s,s9 ~ sior'a ar
and fsrtrsrf fHV Down 1sY'
iieuf 2n 90 = NINTH Move n.
~ f-5s
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31


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n -TiE ciRCuE- -3LR- soR
r-iE clL4rv gB N-lIXE
H caa.sCZav
clvsL ACTION
tr5- sySs
VIRGINIA roMEsli-4fs. plaintiff
70 fGHRa,r o -yslaEaI-4N, "a,
scssn1nt
ORDER 70 ANSWER :
AZ A eSSaon NJ aid slI- ie.d
Al t.se -.ty-.-nlnty Anlmng. "A
i,ss -.iv NJ o@:.o,t- .mlnis n
v..vne and State N Aicng.sn. M
lus aav a. iay N Aay a ,
ma
PRESENT
ann anracs v sillnnrs .
circ:lit sudge
en- ,.ae .sia lay a Aay. ms
an a..lnn vas alen 1y virginia
rAuss.ln. .ae ,ialnt.I., sg.anAi
aan.,- rame~,n. .le defendant.
m Inis .-alr- praying an ,iidse.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

-sasenE Sfsfe iossSehpia
irniture tnT Sale seasSnab<e
= }7S.sS sfis~ 10
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

, le~ si-er' SIX tanm .Aw"T
;s8N Z uerins .s@ 'cni sor
irrard NJ srr 'Dslrs
.Asf- water l-la3r
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

As~y sm. =. ssrncx. j..
rnaA <srusr 5r-saf
STATE GU MCE-G4AlS
~ rzA CIRCUIT CDLTr sDa rHz
CDLNTY cF NAYN4
10 tfds2
csyn kcfsaul
caces 90 eysLlcArIcs
ETEGL ARD. plaintiff. -. OTIS AID.
Defendant
~ session a. -aa zhnvs emitted
Court, asid n me clrS S-cannrg. 3ilid'
lna. n cns CITY ot Dsrratf, Cannfg
~ Ns3ns. aud sfxcs ~ Micnla@n
su tAs 51 <s3 sf sal3. A. o I96l
gREsaNT
Eau. EDWARD . PIGGEcS
Clrsnlt sld1s
On rhe ~ 1sy sf s9l3 A. .. I9h5
an sct.an sss fled sY Efhst Ard. zs
,lslariff. zz<lrsf or.s Ard, 1sfen
<4nr. n Tie Court far Dtyores-
n ~ HEREsT oRDERzE. Ensc tina
defendant, oris Ara, sha1 answer %
tzxe snch sfher zctlsu a. map -
rs4s1rs1 az c@rnlsls1 s3 law au
o. E~ssrs the ~ dsy ~ ocfsoer.
A. y. Ias5- galiurs q eampsy sit1
thlx srssr Wal rssule n lu1zeuasnt
fault szssnsf psrn defendants far
rssine fled n thss Caurr-
zDwAkD O. PI<,<sENs
Cirsnis yu1ze
A TKgL CORY
E<zsr n. Ersnlun Cserk
cAatsn c. Carter D<p1ty cl<xx
a AA-9
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

<r:.s wsss-zo AoAs
s,s,,,n rsr u,ssiifirt 70 ,esu -
.1 .r1 -a1fv7i i've. nsrufsr-
,,.rr So~~.flor sssfe sxDrrf;
rurs ~l@s~r srssrrS
,nhr -pite~ -<syr nsrv
{. Gov aeA
<rstssn~ : ~sr~ss
sugl usicX .v-le- MIN I
-a..sssehilspsis highland psats
s M ~ns s.nple .>al-
,vusrnr s~lS-,@
~ Arr-7 vih = rTr@ 9~r'fe
a1. ,ua sisree {asa'leHt
nine .na n.ui.nv Year snrl1-
,~n, ..rier -jntsr: lirc-
ass-olr z;S5 se;te4, sighwsy
s.nii.m eesrA Araigsn
--.R SEN-
1asvsrrr, sz~< Ssso -,or ~
,er uorsife srs aiowsrc-
',~ sa~.,~ ,sior ~ " MONTH
5u'ors'ic 10 .s'ey 10 s-snfb
>rJ.ss ->s saLs
ra" ir.r 1ia s"st.
un. i.' cx ..ta-sinN .iHng
an ,,le l~er s,i''aen
,s ,s.,.n,t ~ ..,i see 'nr.
M b. .'vanr = 'lRsn
s.s- 80. 81 seo'
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"n " vf''o,,' .ome h,r,'svrs
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VS. 81 .1s~
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So ,e.nt sta glsifesf
INK q 1.s'lags pry
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-31

:RTzE7.A W. Hear s.i31 T..
7-Fv~ ncane JroDerfv
sxcesleaf xndiiion .zsi-s srar
- of GARAGE lesiIiiflii -rr-r.
,ilnn rnnm WI e.l With
snail fnw1 1syvnenf % rSpnn-
abie lsr<v Teal iircr:lv vtfb
psvre~ Ill SR. i~ll5 III
sDDnnisnenf
srars 8iv1 Gear 5~srd River
se1m inusp .x..ailr1i 'anni
inn uuDln 1ar:arc. suitable
rnr professional n1irsuc7 ri
srfaie ,r .inir -,ursle~rcrt
lornp ~ 2.'ssnn&i,ie Ill
rv1r- ~. 5>l91c W r A-]5-n
=.-A- scR RENT
sr8 --r--, z - -,nyrs Sss
->ess .r~sss rom aslc:, srsoo,
J. s1si
s-r zza--
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fiiy e1UiuDed Inv rri a
-rsDnrnhlr Jsr>v i'Esss 4.4HiI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
BY the Associated Press

The United States Informa-
ton Agency plans cinema pro-
auctions that could top the
outlay for official movies Of the
First Lady's visits to India and
Pakistan.
The agency, In asking for
movie money for the current
year, told the House Appropria-
tons Subcommittee in testi-
mony released today that the
travel pictures featuring Mrs.
John F. Kennedy had been
voiced in 20 languages and dis
tributed in 106 foreign coun-
tries.
The production cost of the
two films - Invitation to
India" and Invitation to PAX
istan"-was reported as $83, 1892
Director George Stevens, jr., OF
the agency's motion picture
service said that additional ex-
penses for language versions
and extra prints brought the
total cost to $239, 229. They
were made early in March, 1862.
$4,000 Credit
Mr.. Stevens said a credit Of
$4,000 from showings Of the
films in 1900 American thea
! tiers will be applied to printing
additional copies Of the travel
ogues for overseas showings.
Mr.. Stevens listed Common
Purpose" picturing Vice Presi-
dent Johnson's trip to the Mid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
'Impressionist Art Sold
For Record S2.oMiIIion

LONDON, June IL (AP).-A
new world record for a sale Of
modern impressionist paintings
was set last night. The amount
was fl,043,590 ($2,921, 052).
Very, very gratifying" said
tall, suave Peter Wilson, the
auctioneer.
Sotheby's, the auctioneers-
Of which Mr.. Wilson is chair
man-gets 10 per cent Of the
gross on sales, or f104,359
($292,105 for this sale Of pic
lures belonging to the late VII
liam Cargill. q Scotsman.
Mr.. Wilson was in the auc-
tioneer's chair only one hour
and IL minutes. That workers
out at $40,570 a minute.
Pastel Brings $2S4,OOO
Top price Of 100000 1894
000) was paid by London art
dealer Arthur Tooth for an Ed
gar Degas pastel Of a group OF
ballerinas.
It's a world record for q sale
of impressionists," said Mr.
Wilson, "but not for @ sale Of
pictures"
The previous record for an
auction Of modern paintings
was set in 1858, when the
Goldschmidt collection reached
f78l. 900 t$2,l26,3O0) at So
theby's.
Other prices last night Grams
lated into dollars:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
Funds Sought for Films
CostIier Than 1st Lody's

die East, as the costliest, al
$45,S65, production in the II
months ending June 80.
Mr.. Stevens thought that the
best" USIA production during
the last IL months was 1.-THE
(Berlin) WALL" costing $5,731.
He reported an urgent need
for a 100000 color documen-
tary picturing the Unite d
States "as we know it." adding
that mo such film exists"
Comedy on Marx
Mr.. Stevens also held out
great expectations for q comedy
to be entitled Karl Marx in
America" In which q comedian
will portray "the venerated
father Of communism" coming
to America this year to con-
firm his predictions of q CEN
fury ago. The comedian was not
identified.
The agency's movie boss said
that the new production will
lend credence to the description
of Marx as IAN intelligent fat
head"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

Claude Monet's LIE Point du
Chemin de Fer q Argenteuil "a
railway BRIDGE, $215. 500.
Gaugin Work Included
Paul Gaugin's La Ronde des
Trois Bretonnes (Three Little
Girls Of Brittany Dancing In Q
Field. $4,000.
DegaS' La Repetition sur La
Scene (another painting Of
ballerinas), $4,000.
A small Degas Of a Jockey or
a brown horse, $10S.600.
Pierre-Auguste Renoir's Fill
lettes AL Chapeau, q striking
picture of two girls in large
hats. $170,800.
Renoir's Portrait de Jeune
Femme en- NOR, $128,800.
Henri Toulouse Lautrec'C
Scene de Ballet, Vue des Cou-
Kisses, pSo,UUU.
Art Prices Soar
Commenting on the $294,00C
for the Degas pastel, Mr.. VII
son said: "It's q fantastic price
for a pastel, but it's q marvel
GUS work."
A dealer said:
ut just goes to show-art
prices are going UP, up and up
God knows when they're going
to STOP"
The Monet that was sold fol-
$215, 900 was originally sold by
the artist for the equivalent Of
about $23.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
Lutheruns Help Aged

RIO DE JANERO. Brazil
ian Lutherans have put up
$4,000 to set up a model farm
and training center and to re-
habilitate an old peoples home,
orphanage and an .existing
farm in the Rio Grande do Sui
Synod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
PIeu to Litterbuqs

LAS CRUCES. N. M. (AP)-
One Of the signs the health de-
partment is putting up near La
Mesa reads: please Don't Clut-
tier Up Our Roadsides. Taxes
Are High Enough Now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
Identical Justices

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP). =
Max and Rex DeShon are iden-
tical twin brothers. They also
hold identical jobs. The two
men are both county judges in
adjoining Missouri counties.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
Viewer Won't Miss
Open End Series
LETTER OF THE WEEK
The Reel Thing

Would you please settle an argu-
ment for us? My husband says that
the actors on the Ripcord TV pro-
gram do all the sky-diving them
selves. say they do not; it Just
looks like they do. Also believe that
"Shug Fisher" is not really plotting
the plane. Am I right?
Mrs. B. v. w.
WTOP checked this out and it
looks like you iDin. Top professionals
do the sky-diuing seen on the shotD,
although the actors are competent
in the sport. ITS a hobby NTH
them.J Couldn't find out about the
character Fisher" but since he Is
played by an actor, 1t isn't likely that
he's really plotting the plane. The
Hollywood rule here Is simple.
Where continuing performers are
concerned. stunt men generally take
the risks.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
N MAILBAG

This is your chance to sound off
and TV Critic Bernie Harrison
1UtH do his best to dnStDer QueS-
tionS. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names tDiH be used If desired.
Notes: Addresses of networks:
NBC, 30 Rockefeller plaza, NetD
York 20; CHS, 4S5 Madison Avenue,
NetD York %, ABC, 2 West Sirty-
sirth street, NetO York %.
must cast my vote with Mr..
Bennett Korn (the TV executive who
bounced Susskind'S Open End. The
two times I happened to see Open
End, I was fascinated by the insig-
nificance Of it all. M. L.
Some tizzIed, some spGrkIed. Check
the netD man Richard Heftner) on
netO series, The American EIperi-
ence, beginning tonight MAY 19J,
Channel 5.
There is a rlImor going around
that Thriller is returning. Is
bAAAo WA1dO was
your opinion Of the show? A. s.
II is conceivable that a Shop like
Thriller might sEo1O up-but this
series is long-oone and shouting only
in rernnS. 1t offered some entertain
ing i1diUidudl ShoiDs and, on the
Whole, played better than some other
series that t1ere retained.
I'd like to sound off about the
movies on TV. You can tell Just
how good they are from the COM
ments in the back Of the TV Maga-
zine and most aren't. What hap
pened to the first-rate films like
"A Man Called Peter" and DIARY
Of Ann Frank? The Joness.
Evening star., 1963-05-19

ture as NBC tirSt-run features.
I'VE agree; most are dreGdtulJ
y q
We, as great fans of pro wrestling.
would like very much to know where
we could find the results Of these
out-of-town matches. P. s. Is 1t
legal to use chairs out Of the audi
ence as the Skull" and partner
does? Mrs. L. and Co.
Sports pages rarely print tDrestIing
results, except tphen s0-cGIIed
championship" epents drdiD un-
usually large crotDds. Chairs are for
sitting. not hitting.
foshinstOn. D. C.. Muy 10, 1868
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1963-09-15
CONTINUING:
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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1963-09-15

In three bedroom house for under OOO where you find
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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1963-09-15

Take the left door the quiet roony study fifth bedroom
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