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Two Exciting Contests In The Softball Circuit North H enderson Rallies to Take Horn;; Guards, 7 to 5; Mills Allows Autos Τ «ν ο Hits as Knit tors Win, 4-2. Home eîuard * new "Sorth Hendei - · u f· rallied in the three t 4 ; : : - "it . \ · j 11 - : g.. ι ■ ' · ' ? - , the Westei η Au\ ν H *γ\ Λ! I. 4 M : gant Hi a>weii. .· :,f : .·.« I >r tfere*?. .nd I.ailglev ' Ihe b.ittniu atUu- < br-t .·!!.·it 'It 1,» ll.,. r.'n· timfegr MM ! piled νφ « η nig! lt'.Ki 11. . ,· \ : 4 • heir win over i: Auto te..··. \ H Mi ell it i'oi the Λ ' a: if; Λ ■ . Γ;.a felted the e.· »ι:? >r '; Κ : VI. ί ! - ι·, .t ' Knitter-. ..ne! ·μ·; ' τ ·- . · Tu . The U'\< First (.aim·. North Henderson Vb Κ II !'<» ! Pi risen. >h H Xtri .... 21 j\ ι e y. 2. b JBraswi·!!. » j j F Lengiex . : D i.<»ngle\ Might. ; ,. m Fit ids. P:eive, - G Ne Is» ·η. . : Crocker. ι,· Homo Guard Fuekett, !l Herndon. ' b C" Short, cf Hnv le. - Kerney. ι Branch. > -- Turner. if DlC.sfl ■!!. 2b H Τ:.mer i'l Robinsilit, -t S Κ ! .. Short Tot, Score by innings Ni rth Hindi Honit ι ; —; Two-base hits Β Icy 2. I' ■ λι· Η Η. Turner Three-' Winning pitcher C Cher S Κ.île γ I' Coghill. Second Western \uti> Wood lief, 2 b Si n.ngin.-. Lul'sev. Λ B< vrt ; M ivfley ■!' M' . 1 ' Κ Boyd. Kittrell. rf VV'eldon. c Ha:i ni. c ( hurch. >i Kelly. 3b Totals IIosier\ Mill A ! len. It Lowry. ;jb P. Power ·ϋι Blake, ,i Wuodnii G Γ λ·.·. - W.cην :e.< Knight. Hunt. 21: McGhce àl:.l.s. \ι> ι; π IN· ' ( ί ami'. M> Κ Η Po 5 \l: !ί II Γί ι " 1 1 'Ι ι ο : 2 Tut,.:· U' es te: il Λ u U Hljsh : ν .Villi Hni e run- Λ Winning ιe .1 . L ■ _ ι cher: Boyd. Umpires Whitley and ( OHhiii. Playground News South Henderson. Tht day ■: ght. \ , -, tilt Quei' l K.-tr ι 1 I ■ : for the next -ix months. Tile W :i'( w F-tlv : ■ !.. day Might f · i r ι· · M Paul served ef ···«·!·. > nt There ha.- on m 1:1 school attend.in · Τ ■ Γ opening at 6.45 a 1 ' thi v.c fit of the mothers th; t go to at seven a'cl^ck Π.ο;,λ: - ^ti - ed at 7 30 ' 'ne.-' children F ■«·:>· free lunches .>:*«· · rved da I y Boxing - ·>·»*,v enjoyed :i ti ■ playground A craft pe:"id λ is ·■ π M. d . afternoon. Λ ten η ■ .••η..1 eut · participants >. 1 _;et mde \ -m first week in Λ _ i<f. Fifteen girl.- v. · ι tu S h. ■ ; - wood Foic.-t t'o e week-end. They will be accompanied fov Mrs Esther tiru in. Recreation s·.:».<:· s Kins Daughter's Park. Plans tor the in.;! ti'nr.·- ' >ur nament for eg : 1J .1 : j 1:1 wi'. get under way the 2nd week in August. Several picnics were planned for the week, but were rained out. Reservations have been made for Monday and Wednesday afternoons of next week by civic and church groups If reservations are desired call Mrs. Frances Polston or Mrs. Esther V Bruin. The recreation leaders will go to Durham Saturday morning for their regular training conference. ms ( IT Y SOFTBALL Ι.Γ -XGl'E < lul> W. L. Pot. \ * Η ·ι : - ' 4 739 ·.·, 4 7 Sit ι Γ:Ι : ·' \ · ' 11 ;ijti Η ι ; . j ; 4 2t>.( PIEDMONT LE AGI Ε ·. I ub >V L Pi t 44 i2 77 I iti 74 ,4 .«> ub A Mi....ι \ \ «Τ ·Λ<ίΙ Κ W L. P<1 4c NATIONAL LFAGl'F Club W. L. Pot I » \ ' \ · ' .684 ς·* ι , iM 28 J>3f> .4û> 440 .41 1 J t> 7 Schedule I'll IIMONT LFAGl'E \MFKIC V\ LF \GLE WTIONAL LF \Gl F Capital Gossip B> IIINRV AVI KIM. Raleigh. July 12 Κ and λ :η·ί C ι·>· adopts the recommenda tions : the House Ways and means commit! about su taxes, hei'C are so ι e ot the things Eliphar ( o 0ί* Jfôf) Γ lift! :s gûitt|£ to iitui »ut. ! ; u· > the JO. 15 or HO cent -ν iv< vthetv he hasn't had : . a .v .· : c·* iϊ ι> . ' u1 \.\ ** itho - e. . e' 114* * :.a\ e Î » ase sonn ■ I !: . td\ aa ai.a'. heaiiu^e tin· a <.·:·' ' \ Va ρ®: vent w. ! ! be ·:-'· · 1'·1· --'"n> low ρ to nine cents. Twenty cents is now e\c··· pt : · tia'. ') .·.·«· !· χ ' '·"· >' «ί< »e> ; ; 1 ν · >4 Ι·:·.,·:ι , - thr I w-powerrd - ' « -■ 11 < 111 · aui ■ is t 15 cents .. gallon j 13 · r ι mi4, and \vs:h ι ■ ■ \ ■ 1 . t > - a !U l'l·. s : : n.^.'u: u .'I ·,«· !.,«· : ι-, ,·, :i: udilid . i' S.( '.|i!i· Ι-Λ I S : al l· ll i 11. 1 • 1 it·· ι'ι ■ ■ Ι-Λc: \ ·· ■ V | ·:ι· : ■ ν .. y ' : ' t · ;·.·\ ν ΊΥ·ι ;η· t . · 11 : ι\·'- , I î ><· *. ι f •H'.i ' :m'î.;s. -a,:' ■ : . il · ι ' · ^ ."il !'f. .* va- · apai at;i>. e*a .1 n'wel-y -ales. j a! ι'ΡΡ -d , < >h. yis, and .1 2-cent tax on every 1 ··: •••.Mil · · · .·- \:nl ··;.· .· . ■ ·' fast tin» excise levies. Income taxes | aid that sort aren't mentioned. I Thi* and That. !" ·. ,-Λ'η F: t'.v.e:; ■ ■ - i.i'ar.ng' • I ) . ham < " S Γ. v. «· M. !' ΓΊΓ ' 1 ! Η"'\|· m..·ce ■' . nerl1. S ' ν Si ■■·. ' \V ■ Τ .ce I.nmp Le ·· ;· ··!;·:. m r <-d ' !., · ■ - ki·:'. He -.i.v . η ' ρ vs e th five per cent, while everpîhing we five per cent( while everything we It pevcen - - vr.e tage ι 11 I ; :.! . · n't get mg ■ ·rierwise N". ·>. . :ui ·. el iiu.'e ·:ι the F- m . H.ine >ek ya. rl .· W ,.· ··.;· .n· T' .· Ov I .«.in • na ed X ! 1 ' : . op .e .'.at. e in Wjjhine! on : ndt 194' ..et pe.nv.tting ;he estai/, !ΐΗ··ι* of offices, inside and · ' the <tate. to promote ndu ' ν Sf C (Act permits gtmrntir to /··· . v. \vhur:i «'■ .lid ·ο· a - K:ank a luci.itvo pla ι » I' ····' ho would learn the ·ι> and ■ v > *. a tt t»\ t" < ■ t■ * !' ι··· 'in le><on well Varied, he J t· · ade c - a·, revenue Still later, it Is "permhsi 1 ifiiuee. lu» \\ >i >eek h.^h h mors in the pel ' cut field. I; ■ : npl rated und a i>:t : ishy; .,· ' !...- been lie..: : .· d oa.^act . ; t ' ν as ·»;«·ί' !a': a' Ht ι■ ■* ';ew >iir' t■ ■!·'«>ny. ι t :· vd ' ·:·· "he ·. 'in city V.· .· ' i in Ma · «urty 1! ■!« t ! V.. ·ιηίηκ. - · n'endent tile ' V ' - «.ate:· d· :·.!.·· .'11'. "took the first di ink" frtm 'he new deep •In · ' 1 if!t« . - up Results Ι'ΜΊΊΊΊΊΊΊΨΜίΊ'ΜΊΊΊΊ'*'. < 11 > soi Tit \ii ii ; ι ι ι th Henderson " Home Guard Γι ι r.v Mill 4: West* rn Auto 2. PIEDMONT IKAC.t'E I > Τ ; Pc n i - ι ill h :î. Richmond t>; Norfolk 4. Γ 'le 7-1 ; G'ν, tlsboi 11 (' II. Wmston-Salem :i: Ashevilfe 2. AMERICAN ΙΓΛΓ.ΓΕ Chicago 3; Washington 1. !>,·:·.. : 2: Boston " \ ι Ά Y >' k (i ; S' 1. 'LU.- 2 n.i mes play ι ■' i VMTONAE 11 ACE 1' · - 7: Chicatt" 2 Β ' ν y> 12; Cinc wh>! 2 ( >·..%- scheduled. M ore Island Ba se Moves? (C· nt.ruiod F Pige One) t nloimation ■ v:ore reliable h . 1 ' aey -npposed r " tu bc. :h.dentally, t: ι P.: ti.<h newspap i ■ ··.. .wling ' ■ ' the enator .gl-t t.." b .· 4··· · η out the dvance ' the presidenti.il : · ί; ii'.i ! ' r Mini-ter (I ;.s ·,·>: η a note to Γι ί· · · !ϊ· ι st ·\ ' . 'm ght h,'.vp λ ι η · _ ' Η'-ι ι Hitler. ' .iking : ι ι '"t more di f f i ' · ■ . .' ' ■ ν ι n'o cxeeut on ! '. · 1 II il W! 'Ίι i' cares f ·:- : < · - : press" cri! cisrn of him \\ Id ■ · ' ■ ng to wi :o home about. Λ Yankee occupation of the Azores ,::.i C..;>< Verdes .·. ta i;ly would pn ;> ' ··· .ι \voi>e -creech than the Ki '.and "lie. Io ' old w perfectly will ng to be Λ . ; iMiily nccup:· d and protected Indeed. *< pr," ·· nnvster. Hei-mnn .1 ohna.-.-i η. v:r:u,o!y inv'ed ip"ii I'prtam cond;t ons. which Pre.-:dcnt ! ! 'se\ ' . τ agreed to Iceland Different IV".- ark ··> iv ibjeet. ·· pretend ο d .- '. under ; re-«u:i' t'r >y. Πι "Ί;η. bu! Denmark su : en: ' . cl t.· <■..κ ι·ί Iceland Γ ι Κ .μ ί· ■ γ n't IX.:: - !|,,··. Γ. · > ·. :■ ;· «1 en : t > ; ft : -\ Τ . ι ι Γ ■ ■ ι 1 );ιηι-h ρ -μ·-.- . ίι Will-:. ' . c;. . r- ' r run l'en .... S: ·. .s. . y 11Il .11 ranged \\ · : 1 i · le Κ nm.ill. ' Dan.-·. 1 η;>!« W n. lor .111 Λ. · » : e, ai ' 'Ver the (il en!.il.dt : . : ι · . -en gov ernment repliai t mtless ai tl'l'cll iieil H. ; : 11.:.. a ' · . . gai 11 itf Wa nsit.'i :■ d ι :> ι il : -elv dis- 1 . w ι nt : ijht d an : . i to protect , ( ; . : . , : ; 11 s· Î . y (τ rocn land - 1 )e· I· · 'and :.-η'ι. It and Dt'ima ■ *. distinct coun-ι tries. It happen.·; 'hat the same in dividual is k ng of both ■ >f 'em, but I they're -*■·,>.. '< Kingships In his Icelandic kingly capacity, this chap's! .. mere : - . : . ad. The h eal boss is Pi mi M ■ 'er .In: nasson What he say- : . Ie. .and goes, legally. T:-.e Λ. n . ncf Cape Verde i> ' ; ι : 11 i. are . . ι Lirci nl.aid " .: ud • ·:Γ. ; · -ι - :· : a h .ι·.·ι:η!t'y. Ill lin .: e..-ι : '- 1 V: ι ,-al. In the present world situation, with two or three lawless dictators grab- ! omg everything they can get their I .! :. : 11.,. .-'.. Ί1 ' : ; at a \\ eak little country like Portugal would lie gi..d ' ■ -ii'... ' : lendiy power pi itecting its islands. But, same . s Denmark, it simply would ; : ι a \ e ' -en e·. a : ι ad : :'. utuli r the* dictators' orders, in opposition to liritish Invasion? There are hints of a Hritish in vasion of the axis ized European con tinent. Hut how get into it handily? Hi Λ\ an· it .. ... nil : .4 il the 1 Va tu gu .-e v. ..te. : ι·· ait ' Γ ί 11 ■ Pur! ig.ie e, scared to death of Spanish Dictator ΚI aneo. : 'id be liei.giltcd '·· : · ceive it. Then .. thrust into Spain, Iη η P. rtagai' 1 ; v. .id ':.·«· a mean job it Spain resisted it unitedly. Hut .ni"· : liai I ■ ■: 'Ni m .:) 1 a: ."..sly ailii Franco. « • I· 1 ne Uest gu.--aig . t. at that lu.Tt would join whole-heartedly r,ny ot t..ck Ί1 1: ■: . 1. .'. -ai'i'eeded. tile invading Br;t..-h, the 1'i.rt igue.-e and the rep. ί>1.ι·.ιιι Spaii.ard- wo .Id be right up tu tiie Frc nch frontier . nd the Free Fri 'ie : .·!· -l.ent ι·ι -e than mag nal'lv \\ uld ι m ·> t«» vu ir stand ard. That id t. ,e V · tu t! e edge a I!. ■ ••ar.y. aid 'ii y d be a i> a i" ':···:* · · Her: 11.·'.· r. · niaitane .'. tii 1! us- .a. f r a:: the other d rection. F re. it's - ispeeted that I * ; 11 > pretty sick "1 h.m. He can't bt ■ cry p-OUiar in the I countries he's con<|uerêïT. eiTFier—not j t'i aient!"!! -ι,mo ran ..red discontent I'v.th him r:gl.i in Germany. I Cotton Closes 14-22 Higher Now York. July 12 ( ΛΡ) Cot ton future opened !f tu 14 higher. Fill 1.11 · el· ' · ed 14 L!Li pi uni · Il igli - ir. m i< lei 1111 :* I μ 11 16.1 Hn. lip 1 ii. ( )pen C'luse .lu'v 15.29 1Λ .4711 October 15 4:1 ΙΓι 5:i December 15.58 15.68 January 15 fî.'î 15.7(H) M.i nh 15.68 15.72-72 May 15.66 15.73 Gas Wasters Are Arrested In Capital (Continued From Pa2e One) "»o and their operators were given t it days in which to make necessary mechanical adjustments. In two nst nees the police tests resulted in < I■ aring the vehicles of any viola . ion. As part of Uie campaign to con serve oil in the east, where a short age has been predicted. Ickes told his last press conference he proposed to a^k city and state officers in the east to arrest persons using what he a mud ' mI burner" cars and making jack ι i>bit" starts. \i> arrests have been made for : ..'tor racing starts, it being under stood the District of Columbia now has no law d< finitely describing such an act as a traffic violation. However, the district code carries a ΙΛ-year old rule making the opera-, ι il of a smoking vehicle iUe| I. Stock Prices Are Irregular \· w York. Jul·/ 12—(ΛΡΊ— Stocks generally moved warily in today's final market session of the week and, wh '<· there was little weakness in e\ idenct. many leaders «htiffled over a narrowly irregular terrrnn Hesitancy appeared at the -1 η r t and, at the close, minor fractional \anation cither way was the rul>\ l.volv intervals w· re :nter.spe:\.*d with -'."wrtowns, hut transfer of around 2">0.000 was t!ie la. a -' for a twi '-hour -1 : etch η two un ml ·■ -■ American Radiator 7 Aim ru·an Teleph' ne 1 "ι(ϊ 7 Ara ι can Τ ι Ί lacci > Π 73 1 -!· Anaei.ηda 2!» I-i Atlanta- ('oast Line 21 Atlan.a· Refining 23 1 I Hendix A\ at ion 33 !-) I'ethlehem Steel 7.. I! ! Chi vsler Γι 1 ! 3 -1 ί '■ ilumhia Ο > Λ- Klee Co :î ] -β Com mereia 1 Si >K ents 10 1-2 ( nsolid ted < )il Co (! 1-4 ( M: - Wriyht ί) Du Pont 15!) Klectric Power laght . . . 1 7-i! ( lenera I MU et ι ,c 33 3 4 ( Il lierai M> ilm- 3,. Montgomery Ward & Co .... 36 1-8 Reynolds Tobacco H ... 3.3 S mthern Railway .13 7-Π Standard < >i 1 Co Ν J 43 1 !! Γ S Steel ΓιΗ 1 , ι ο Strawberries are full of iron— c · nt.fic .tern. Let' hope mothei got into the kitclun .aid welds u.·, another shortcake. ΓΗΑΡΤΕΓ. FORT V-FOI'R -IK THE sin riff sets his depu·:·. to ivatchlng us perhaps it won't be ·«· to try to sneak away tonight, ' Henry whispered to Spinelli. 1 il take th. ι hiinee Spinel , told him. "I've got'an idea we can I in up this mystery And y. won't have a hard time Ί. it: .· your shadow. The sheriff will ; : ibly decide to save a deputy .1; use your boarder instead." lies n<>t easy to gt t awiy from." "Well, do your best. I'll he at the forks of the η ad at S o'clock The meeting was breaking ·. : p. Hans, stiil worm i by the dis* ·.·· cry that he had been under susp c.< >n. trie· 1 ' ■ r ·:· st his inn· ■· >■■:· · t.> "he di.sit: ■ ted sheriff. W·.· · he climbed .·. i.is new ear to drive awav a :·:.!> sheriff appeared! from the porch Of the lodge and! '.imbed in 'h him Hans cia»..· ·! . Ins gears in c< at ιϊκίι. Pete Simmons reluctantly head ed back to tlie village in his empty taxi. On foot Henry Laurence ar.d I John Jones—the latter with his) new locomotive tucked under his arm — : themselves accom pa'-u.i hi > se i.r.d deputy as they s'arted i; ar !. The il.· ι:if aimself gave Spinelli a r i'\ 11· ina- him to be careful of 'he w· ind in his neck. I..t ,r. .". ·> growled as the car ro' · I p.ist them, "I wonder if he .: ts to save that handsome neck for^ 'he hanging"" Don : like that bird, do you?" observed the deputy. "I d like to bet that he ducks the sheriff before long—or talks his wav free of him." "Why?" "Because he probably has a date with a certain very attractive young lady tonight.'" Henry protested. "He has not! And if you don't keep still you'll talk yourself into trouble!" Laurence'» face was red. He didn't seem to hear Henry, but he subsided anyway. They came to a side road and parted company, Laurence and the deputy turning off to the right, Henry and John Jones continuing homeward, straight ahead. After a moment Henry observed, "Spinelli was right. The sheriff asked you to keep an eye on me, didn't he?" The big man grinned. "I don't think we'll have any trouble. I've been sure all along that you couldn't be guilty of anyone's mur der." 'T.:t the evidence looks ha.! for Wh.it evidence? There isn ' any :'h mentioning—anU us all cir mistantial." I'h. you wouldn't oh;· . ; if 1 up something ne λ .' "Ob . et? Good Lord: Of course What new ev: !or.< e do you k you can find?'' Henry shut his mouth just a.s he ·..- ..n the point of rev.aling that ] S; . elli was planning a . lue hunt. H. ! suggest that Jon. s do along.] r. he decided that Spinelli ' ;:ldn't understand. "Oh — oh, he said lamely. "I—I was : ,.-r thinking.'' 11.· was still thinking—disturbing ' . ights — when thev arrived • me. Going on a clue hunt against the orders of the sheriff was risky business. Mrs. Potter had lunch waiting for them. She was curious about what had happened at the meeting. "Nothing at all, I'm afraid," Jones admitted. She sniffed. "It was just an ex cuse to play with those trains!" Henry lay in a hammock most of the afternoon, soaking in the sunshine. He ached all over from his experience of the night before. It was a good way to lull the sus picions of the insurance man, too. After supper Jones did not seem surprised when Henry excused himself and said he was going to bed early. The amateur detective made ela borate preparations. He even took off his shoes and dropped them heavily on the floor, then put them on again. He wrote a note of ex planation to hio wife and pinned it on his pillow, so she wouldn't call for Jones' help when she discovered her husband missing. "Have to go out on Important business," Henry wrote. "I'll be back soon. Don't let Jones know I'm not here. He's my alibi." It sounded mysterious. He knew his wife wouldn't give him away— although she'd give him a tongue lashing when he got back. The tree outside his window was withip reach. He grasped it and climbed out and down. The sun had set more than an hour ago and the night already was fairly dark. He was sure that with the lights on in the parlor no one inside the house would be able to see him, but to be safe he walked a considerable dis tance straight away before he cir cled around the house and came back to 'he road. Aa he approached the Baker place he noticed an unfamiliar dark swelling of one gatepost. The swell ϋ ,r moved a;M resolved itself into the shape of a man. Before Henry .vukl retreat. Laurence's voice -1.: him like a whip. "Spinelli; I !<:. .ν you'd collie. I've been waiting fur you;'' "It's not Spinelli! It's Henry. Don't you know me? Henry Pot ter.'' "Oh-h!" The young farmer seemed actually to deflate. "I—I'm sorry. Henry!" "You ought to be. So you sneaked away from your guard and came down here to lie in wait for your supposed rival? You're crazy, Laurence! Spinelli's not tn love with Susan. He's nut coming here. As a matter of fact, I'm on my way to meet him down the road."e "You're going to —meet him?" "That's right. Now go home be fore that deputy learns you're miss ing." "He won'i for a couple of hours yet. I drugged him with some doped coffee." "But your wife ..." "She hasn't been home for a week. Visiting her mother." "Oh. Go home anyway. Don't stick around here like a fool!" "Not while Spinelli's loos· I svon't go home!" Henry gave up. Okay. Sit and wait for him if you want. He won't be around this way tonight." The lfttle clerk walked on. He was shaking. He didn't realize until now what a scare Laurence had given him. He marveled at what jealousy could do to a man. Spinelli. true to his promise, was waiting at the fork where the old tunnel road turned up into the hills. Henry saw the glow of his cigaret, then the faint gray of the bandage around his neck. His perfume was stronger than the ι igaret smoke. "Thought maybe you couldn't get away," Spinelli greeted him. "You're late." "I was delayed. You have any trouble?" Spinelli laughed. "No. The sheriff told me I was beyond suspicion, since I was one of those who'd been attacked. What fools these officers are! He didn't put a guard over me, any more than he put over King." "Where are wc going?" "To King's house. I want to do a little prowling around his grounds, and I want to be sure I'm not tn ] terrupted—that's why I asked you to come along." "What am I to do?" "You're to visit him—keep him busy inside the house." (Tu lie Ceutlnued) i;, M t ·■ - li : t h IVlTV itl "Kookirs v'll I*..r:n'· >'t \ · ·.- Ί1 .Monday and Tuesday. -rira Λ so-pr from "Shininir Victory"—EmJ)a>;y \Vt tliH xlay only. m*, .. lU.'H ' Damon Κvi ι \ ■ ·π - " 11vnt 11(iwi'.nl. Γ>γ«η1 Craw t'ortl. Shot's" with John Hennit' Rarnes. Τ h ο Marx Brothers "lîijjf Store'' Embas.y Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. COOL 10c and 20c TODAY The Cisco Kid—in "Ride On Vaquero" Also-—Buck Jones--in ! "White Eagle' ' Comedy EMBASSY I'hunr 49^ "Ki ep Y'Uir F.yos On This Thr.itn For Smash Hits" SlfNDAY —- MONDAY TIESDAY WEDNESDAY ONLY 'umnar _ with ijames STEPHENSON Geraldine FITZGERALD Donald CRijP Rithiia Û NEIL THI'KSDA V — I K I D \ V — S,\T I Κ DA Y Robert Taylor "Billy The Kid" Today: "I Wanted Wings" STEVENSON SUNDAY ONI-Y ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW— OFTEN A HIT MONDAY — TUESDAY IT'S A PARADE Ο» Songs, Start, foment· and Laughtêrt WEDNESDAY "HIT THE ROAD —with Barton MacLane THURSDAY—"SAINT S VACATION" ERIDAY — SATURDAY—"DESERT BANDIT" with Don Barry
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