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t8 COURIER POST, Comden, N. Monday, November IT, 151 Eagle Badges Presented to Five Scouts r. Presentation of Eagle awards to five members of Post 11, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Boy Scout Troop, swelled the total to a record 19 Eagle Scouts in the troop at ceremonies Sunday in the church hall. James Roblason, district commissioner, was toastmaster and presented the Eagle medals and pins to Danny Daidone, Ernest Darpino, John DiBlasio, Robert DiMattia and William Verp.

George A. Engelhart of pr nn5 iinn i i iiiiii iiiiiiimin i -rifa Lot the Allen Irvin Morgan Tost 230, Westmont, presented each of the recipients Mth American Legion citations. Robinson lauded the new Eagle Scouts for their achievements in citizenship at home, in the community and in the nation. I bf 'H i -H 1 I 1 fe ('fl f. fi- TvV I I miiiiiim ii wirtiiiaiiiio 0 Philip J.

Cinelli, post chair Ouurler-Pmt Photo by Sam Kuihnw FIVE EAGLE SCOUTS of Post 11 are presented with American Legion citations during a court of honor Sunday night in the church hall of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, 402 Division st. From left are Scouts Robert DiMattia, Ernest Darpino, Danny Daidone, William Verp and John DiBlasio, and George A. Engelhart of the Allen-Irvin-Morgan American Legion Post 230, who presented the certificates. man, and Nelson K.

rarauiso, explorer advisor, announced that the Scouts of the post had again volunteered their services for War on Typhoid distribution of toys to worthy families for the Frank II. Ryan Drop-A-Buck Club. EARL WILSON It Happened Last Night mm Eagle bronze palm awards 1300 Receive Initial Shots At Glassboro 9 Russian Educators Begin American Tour Washington, Nov. 17 (UPD Nine Russian educators, eager for a look at America's science classrooms, today begin a five-week tour here with a stop at a local grade school and lunch in a school cafeteria. The Russian delegation, headed by Dr.

A. I. Markushovich, First were presented to Edgar Agos-tini, John DiBlasio, Bernard Swierczynski, William Verp and George Weber; bronze and gold palm awards to Philip Cinelli: a gold palm award to Vincent Basile, and silver palm awards My wife is so lucky. She not only has me but also Frank Sinatra. Frankie never glimpses the B.

W. without exclaiming, "ROSEMARY!" In the last 18 years she's cavorted in his company from Meadowbrook, N. to Monte Carlo, Monaco, with Los Angeles, Las Vegas and London in between. 1iinu'ti him fi-nm Nnnrv tn Avn in trt T-nHv Glassboro, Nov. 17 Officials here have completed the initial Omirlrr-Poat Ttioto br Sam Kuihner to Kooert Busch and John Para-diso.

Silver awards were presented to Edgar Agostini. Henry Clark, Beatty. She's one of the greatest living female Sinatratics and has! "rotation of 1300 persons just consented to grant me am Assistant Minister of Education, arrived here Sunday for a three-day stay before a cross-country tour which will include a glimpse KEW ADDITION GETS UNDERWAY at St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Oaklyn, as the pastor, the llev. C.

Donald Heft (right), applies trowel to cornerstone Sunday afternoon. Others taking part in the ceremonies are Harry Hoar (left), treasurer of the church's building fund; Rev. Charles F. Rinck president of the southern conference of the New Jersey Synod of the church, and Paul G. Ziegler, chairman of the evangelism committee.

James Corbett, Danny Daidone, Ernest Darpino, Raymond Reich-ert, Bernard Swiercznski, David Szalkowski and George Weber. Merit badges were awarded to Edgar Agostini, Vincent Basile, Gussie Battista, Robert Busch, Henry Clark, Philip Cinelli, of the integration problems in Nashville, Tenn. exclusive interview (across actress who's been dating kitchen table, at a luscious hand-Marlon Brando explains why she cooked feast) entitled "Girls, can't move into an elevator apart- Let's Get Frank About Frankie." iment building "Marlon thinks the elevator man would spy on "Have you ever seen him have him and teU Ule newspRpm'. one of his famous tantrums orjA fampd woman-s Yf (own get nasty to anybody? was myihouse is rirf with canKra against typhoid. lever.

A second shot will be necessary next week. The inoculations were recommended by State Department of Health officials Friday after it disclosed a resident of the Ells-mere section of this borough died from the disease and five children were stricken. Perry Bennett, local board of health president, said 1043 inoculations were given Saturday The Russians are rctumine a Havana A drydock that canvfki rrA Camilrn Man to Head visit to Russia made last summer handle, shin ud to 11.000 tons M. IULIU. Salvatore, Colangolo, James Cor by American education officials under a cultural exchange Anti-Commie Group bett, Danny Daidone, Ernest nrst daring thrust.

I that takes Dicturcs of everv visi- is expected to be completed in can imagine him doing Harold Darpino, John DiBlasio Roliert Havana by January, 1960. It Indianapolis, Nov. 17 At ixitcs lor that. I never saw him anything, rl -nl, l-iuuauia. r.uwara mt iciro, will cost $30,000,000.

ijuvt-Luiiuiru i 'rijn ail ivi 1 1 P. Nutter, 509 Cooper Cam- uinetro Kajmona 'now snoots old friends TV onion II Mr A 31 51 den, N. on Saturday was Reichert, John Paradiso, Bernard Plied. "Do you want some jstar Mcquecn rcms3' disc unanimously elected chairman of Swierczynski, David SzalkowsW'on your 'hamburger. shows here because he the 1959 AU-American Confer-Weber and William ,11 jsays, "one local boy insulted my ence to Combat Communism.

I eSmmittP( member, for tlJhe's always having with re-iwife dJ. 1 I THUM. IAT. STIRRING! DRAMATICI New Gliurch The Rev. C.

Donald Heft, pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Oaklyn, officiated Sunday at the laying of a corner- SENSATIONAL! The conference is composed of ceremony, were Herbert Buschrters and Mexico th JASON ROCCMART ROBAROS, JDk HARRIS and an additional 255 persons were given shots Sunday. He said some of those inoculated did not live in the Ellsmere section but had visited there recently, Probe Continues Bennett said those inoculated should have a second shot next week. He said no new cases have been reported and that state and local health authorities are still carrying on an investigation to determine the source of more than 50 nauonal organiza- Anmony ieone, jviattnew mon- ve w.uu huh a iohk. daUcrhtcr to hake ofT a virus tions whose total membershio is dile- Paul Brandimarto, Amedia1 longer, than anybody the Bifv wiT Sn to uons wnose iouu memoersnip is iness.

and it's funnv we never, 311(1 join inem uu stone marking the start of an -approximately 60,000,000. Nutter, swierczynski and Albert saw any. Did you say you Asts prez Arthur The Case of Dr.laurent" .1 -j i i.i i -i iu enlargement program at the.caairman oi me mree-aay meet-, m.done. Burkett is in-waru on.on: ohurch. mg concluded Saturday, was the siiuiuonai represenianve.

r'" V. Hon 'ientist T.n:..r,i Jicii cdiuul-ius wtic ai-i vu 1.1.. The church's expanded tacill-; 'uu imvu.auuuai a ot "Wrii liUo nnrtifiiiarlv uhnn1 i nai com arcss worn DV dress worn ky Bxtd Sthiliare Nam Inlt with CIORCI CRIZZARD Frank intmrliirM me. Ho savs. aopma in liouseooai The fatality was Mrs.

Hannah ties will be located on E. Haddon semauve at tne conierence. (n presentations. "Thic is Rnwmnrv YViUrm $267 tO clean A fa- Prsiu-fnrrt of Texas who ave. and tlie Horse pk, Ins.

8:30 garding me as an individual and mous Rock 'n' Roller, who earned diod 24 in Underwood Hos- They include renovation of the pital, Woodbury. not just as your wife. When he a weeK not Jong ago. is MATS. WED.

SAT. 3:30 present church and the parish hall. WALTER WINCHELL ON BROADWAY KIRS VTMTABO asked us to sit at his table the now broke Actor Robert other night, it was he who poured Paige bought a castle on the mv drink not you!" Hudson Actress Diana Her- "What about the women at bert. daughter of the late play-that party he gave? Keely wright F. Hugh Herbert, is ex-Smith, Barbara Bell, Mrs.

1 pecting. When finished, the addition will seat more than 350 persons. Sunday school rooms have been Mnn Ahrtut Tn-n Sammy Cahn?" I asked Meanwhile, in Gloucester Township, the Grenloch Park Manor Civic Association met Saturday and requested Dr. Charles McWilliams, local board of health chairman, to seek typhoid inoculations for residents in the area. William Forsyth, civic association president, said ground conditions had caused faulty operation of cesspools and septic tanks in Grenloch Park Manor.

arranged for smaller children under the church, together with an assembly room and i iBC S3 i 2 Super Thriller HitsI 1 1 "DATE WITH DISASTER" ji rJ yA WMIII MO 111 Pll if OAKLYN, N. J. Figures Today's best laugh I "Oh. he could do no wrong! The Sophia Loren-Carlo Ponli honeymoon-baby-talk became thought he was more sinned show more Deonle buv TV sets You' ugntning and thunder last week. Intimates report he is very than sinning Nov.

24 The nursery will have a tots' FORREST i wnt WAJ-1S1I1 1 over their "many differences" Mrs. Billy Rose (Joyce Mathews know It's really better with Cause they figure they can use washroom as part of its facilities, flew to Mexico to think things over Suzy Parker has returned 'onion. I'm going to have a slice the TV set on weekdays, too. MATS. WED.

A SAT. 110 whether you do or not! and a parlor will be included on the lower level of the building. Carey Williams. to modeling Audrey Meadows is table-for-twoing with ABC exec Armand Grant while waiting for her decree Billie Holi PETER USTINOV iJ The building was designed by days separation from husband Louis McKay Is professional as well Wish I'd Mild that: Middle To Name Authority At a recent session, the Suddenly the B. lips crinkled into a million-dollar as emotional Marie Callas' most sugary offers came from the age is when each day makes you Vegas spots.

This woman needs an agent "Madam" Bea George von UfTel oi Haddon-field, with the general contracting work being performed by the Highland Construction Co. 1 i smile (those dentist bills addi W0 dayS older, "lent fimei Tonignr yuote. Garfield, who was given 60 days, ROMANOFF AND JULIET "DAMN YANKEES" lit Cole wild TAB HUNTER CWEN VERDON Gloucester Township Committee tabled by a vote of 3-2 an attempt to form a sewerage authority to make plans to tie the section in to the disposal plant at Blackwood. Sunday night, Mayor Arthur "He certainly does have a solid hold on the women of the country," she said. "Take the New York America's philan was quietly sprung from gaol on the role she sang in Dallas Nov.

3. jand that she sang "La four days before she sang The Internationals Russian "Medea" "Traviata" being novelist Boris Pasternak should the role which set off thA smirks Maybe one reason Las Vegas iR getting more crowded, says Joe Brody, Is that a lot of people don't have the carfare to leave. That's Earl, brother. thropic public now gives more than a year to other night at Toots' apartment Starts TOMORROW. fxcfuiiv Camden Showing health-fund drives.

when he went upstairs to see little Tracy who was sick in bed. Field said the authority will bej hp PTatpflll for Smnll favors Tf Tt lo nice, intnroctinrr tr eintnl Vii. Uu imi.t el dm a e- ns-YI iks-I Theatres Tonight named at a township meeting Tusdav night. Joseph Calabrese, township committee member, of 37 Deborah pl told reporters six been lilt? uiuy uiuw in i nitii aiwinm him and was clutching him with; Presumed Drowned, such a tight hold, but wouldn't Ci let me touch her. Even 3-year-! Man SWIITIS to Miore olds! 10 years of life is a small one that the N.

Y. Times still refers The Nobel Prize Winner at to La Callas as "Brooklvn-bom." least escaped the fate of 450 She was introduced to her par-other Jewish writers and artistsWs in Upper Manhattan. massacred in 1948 by the Stalin- Khrushchev mob Helene de Thin Man" Peter Lawford Crespo. British beaut with Old and his TV wife Phyllis Kirk LTespo, hintisn Deaut Wltn Ula anu ins iv wue rnyillS KirK "I told him it turned out Slug-Tv VI. houses on that street have miht hnvn a vnirp and did tV u- 1 jwiinoui water two uays.

in- sum Vic, married J. Leider, young make Iwe like mad for the of oakum were present in producer of Gielcud's B'wav-due ers, but hardly talk off-camera 'L 1 01 mB V0icebuy as Coast Guardsmen gavetn, watcr bofore it CPa.scd t0 CAM OF AR! Dunkirk. 1 50, 3 20; The Whole Truth, 1.30, 7, 9,50 p. m. MIDWAY' Million Dolir Muihunt, 1.30.

3.60, 20, 60; Date of Disaster, 2 SO, 6.17, 7 40. 30 p. m. PARKSIDK The Blob, Dunkirk, 6.30. 84 p.

m. RIO The Wioit Truth, 7. 10 23; Dunkirk, 8 30 p. BOXV The 1. 5 OS, 9 33; Gun- man'i Walk, 3 30.

8 p. m. gAVAR-Cait of Dr. Uurent, 1140, 1.44, 3 49. 5 52, 7 56.

10 p. m. STANLEY The Brain Bateri. 12, .2.30, 4 80, 7.10. 9.30: The Spider, 1 20.

40. 8 15, 10 30 ID. WALT WHITMAN Damn Yankeei, 7.20, 9.30 rn. "Ages of Man" by Shakespeare1. Actress Karen Steele and'." UV a or or ian- Dy snaKespeare l-ux-ss rrnren oieeie ann, u.aa all mrans While KennekWaets Budd Boetticher.

film, director, USiVSid? 'BurwhatTr'L one of four t-i 1 1 as guost drama critic for The have choked cupid to death small SlAIPrilOOfl Vmw Vbr. TeKn nhnera om. TIip PhnrlAe k'onnve tinrrnr a'" u.1 .1 'u men aDOarO a iii a c- I anv. lie saia, uoesn i mauer. civHmrxvi hv hpaw as n(T T-os thor of "Epitaph for Geo.

Dillon," Anna Susana Mohameta) are swampca ny neavy 'seas on Ljos SHUBERT Tonight 8:30 "ROBUST AND ROUSING" I DAILY NEWS FEUER MARTIN'S New Musical Comedy Matinee I WED. SAT. 2:30 i Giiellt) Raymond PASCAL PELLEGRIN f. Toe, r.n rn. narpntifinntino- thr fircf in hni nngeies narDor aaruraay.

ne don Ob ReminglonrRandanUS 'saw 1 ill planning to wed barrister brass say that nearly all thejrib Lionel Murtagh, who represents scientists undergo analysis. It nirtnrf'" I Y' t. her father? I part of their medical plan in unci m1 Tatro nirL enR cUh To 3Ieet Tuesday The Beth -El Sisterhood will meet on tuesday at 8. 30 p. m.

in the synagogue auditorium, Park blvd. and Belleview ave. Mrs. Sol Freedman, vice president of program and education, Slery or II I "I'M "nilMaflDV" hravp new u-nrlrl aIp Vrr.rU i Vt 'l 011 -ne naruor ana wanea 10 oe WESTFIELD VUllHllin wnpn we 1 went dhck 10 ine pul Stewart GRANGER Max CWlman, program ill be in charge. Alex- 27th HIVED ROAS "8nn KttU einbrg will discuss civil inform" anrl t-.

i.i, -111 aiiuci 'cuiwil iii ui In Zonies is are protesting Sateveposter'Xew Qr jn Town" Mrs Bris- 41, ii hours aftpr reported miss-liberties. Mrs. Martin Dean Jennings, who fathered an onn ments. an investor 1 j- 4 unu ouiiit'u uiwni-u. 111 iwiarge 01 rcireMimer iln there and pulled HI KHAN At'DI'RON (Ontum Dunkirk, ilS, 8 25; The Whale Truth, 7, 9.15 p.

m. BLACKWOOD (Buck wood) Harry Blark and the Tieer, 7, 9 m. PR'IKJKTON (Drive-In) The Kej and The Whole Truth, cant, 7 p. m. BRIDUETON (Uurel) She Coda of Shark Reef.

3, 8.15, 10 20: Nlsht ot the Blood Beast. 2. 7. 9 13 p. m.

BORDKNTOWN (IM Drlve-ln I Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. 7, 10 30: Ambush at Cimarron Pass, 9 m. BORDKNTOWN (Sharon) I Acroti the Evernladts, 7, 10.13; Walk Into Hell, 8 33 p. m. Bl'KLINOTON I HUh I Spare Children Coloasua of New York, 8 30 CLr ML.VTON (Irmenton) Rrjck-A-Bye Babr tnd Voice In the Mirror, 7, 8 30 P.

m. COLLIN(iSWOoi) fColllnraweed) Damn Yankees. 7.20, 9 So m. FLORKNCK (Florence) Damn Yankees-. 8 50: The Matchmaker, 7.15 p.

m. GLol CKSTKR (Klni) Damn Yankeei, 7.20, 9 30 D. m. (Starllle Drlve-lnl The Blob, 7, 10: 1 Marrle A Monster from Outer Space. 8 30 p.

m. MAI'LB SIIADK (Kaxj) Damn Yankees, 7. p. Tn. MAFLK SIIAIIK (Circle Drive-ln) The artirp ahnnt Tirlrrv Pohrn tins 1 r- muiiuuik "THE WHOLE TRUTH" AUDUBON, N.

J. me the um vampunei a son, nVf hunn, i-b. over, bo i wound up in JJave, is one oi tne ueu-unon s. Mat. DallT Itn CONTINUOUS SHOWING DOORS OPEN 11.45 A.

M. ess-stwers al hy Nolan has a rockni.ol quartet. I "'D von ever hear about him her first full-length black dia-j I ou eer near aoour mm mond minkoat. Says she bought1 Tho Meg Mvles Cvnthia b.p'n loTd it herself-so she can look hor-'fist-fitrht over Chicaco's Mr 1 askod' ClOUCESTER, N. J.

AKLO-CtNTlKV WILLIAM GOLDMAN RLANGER SEATS NOW RPlf Kfrnirrlit in Dm) niii-ni. 1 PiiwtI.v... 1 jut Ci avui tutu ri iuusui-i ij' was Oliliaifliuv IUM ti 'Mister Sinatra, II J.JK niinui says, La When Martha Raye marrit-d her, by Brooks, who says "she fifth (Ed gley) she said "This marrying him Begley) she said "This'marrvins him critic 46th A WtSTHtlD In Color "DAMN YANKEES' with TAR HUNTER CWEN VERDON) is for keeps" When she i. Jesse Gross nnrl hl wifo T.vnn 2lvv ay 5 21 lf MM. Ill 6-6833 THE SMASH MUSICAL tOMEDY DIRECT FROM 2 YEARS ON BDWY! 1 WEEK ONLY-NOV.

24 thru 29 and then name is Julius married her sixth last week she Chalmers, actress, 'had it dis-Li vtTT didden say nuttin'. solved in Alabama Profitslr pJla' HADDON AND IEES nyiii itia. ntE 5 3 I asked HADDON in. IT MUST FAT YOU ZZZ -e-, Mlll'li JL IVd.1 UUUlUit.V with authorities in defense of its discriminatory policies It in Ixindon and we asked him up hi auu a.niwu iiiiii u. M.

lira Al I liiti!) Iii mvmnp line- i Tur cnncD riMiiicn icinirri insists the law doesn't remiire it a it 1 7 voy ana li got iaie ana: THE BRAIN EATERS itanief EDWIN NELSON JOANNA LEE ALAN FROST AN AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL PICTURE i. llau "'u a inciiv wc decided he wasn com ng 'untwnnnutntrtKiiDUN to admit people they bar trip to Vegas. Lost only 1, a an American international picture 2 Requeil Hill In Color Shown Onlr al P. M. rilxahplh 'I avlor-llana Anrirrwe in "ELEPHANT WALK" Shown Onlr at 9:13 P.

M. Frank Hlnatra-Drbbla RrvnoMe In "THE TENDER TRAP" i'o, io 2-i; 1 Married A Monster from Outer Space. 8.55 p. m. MT.

FI'IIKAIM (Mt. Fphralm) The Blob. 7: I Married A Monster from Outer Space. 8.30 m. MT.

HOLLY (Ml. IIoIIt) Ijidr Takes A Flyer. 7: Cnn and the Crazy, 8 30- Drsestrlp Riot. 9 45 p. m.

OAKI.VN (RltD Damn Yankees, 7.25. 9 4 0 p. in. PALMYRA (Broadwav) Reluctant Debutante and Female Animal, 7, 30 m. P.iYlBoro (Hill) Gunman'a Walk, 7.

p. m. PFNNs ORiiVE (Orove) She Cods ef Shark Reef. V. 10- N'eht of th hioMt Uesst.

8. In p. m. PITMAN (Broadway) The Whole Truth, 7. 9 m.

TACONY PALMYRA HKIIK.F )RIVF- IN The Blob, I Married a Monster from Outer Space, 7.30. 10 40 p. "amef be Pm.S4tX)0. In the last seven years, the said. "And PA1RONS RtDUCED PARKING RATtS AHtR 6 P.

M. NfcW KINNEY OARAGE Um ST1 IP; ne comriDuieu nMre ihm he and Ava came, and we snip is made public. They ln-itlian half-a-million tt- r-t o.i uai i. uu LEWIS in "ROCKABYE BABY" Shubert son of J. is the hcirlfloor an night, "it's 'too bad they Id I I I i I JERRY to the Shubert empire lie gct along, but I pl ner's cabinet, a leading midwest "VOICI IN THI MIRROR" AT BOTH UllvVTHES newspaper publisher, a New reads all play scripts before allot-jhc'll never want for girls i oik nightclub owner, a lone- ung any ui me ouuueiE ineaircs, 'Do von think he'll ever get time male Hollywood star and a former heavyweight champion.

i e. Til (married?" i "Maybe when his children grow up but I don't think PAYOFF VIM LAND (Lanrlli) Man of the West, 7.15. 0.15 m. WFST COLLINUSWOOI) (Crescent) The Blob. 3, 8.25, 9 43: Dunkirk, 4 25, 7.50 p.

m. WFKTMONT (Westmont) Elephant Walk. 7.30; The Tender Trap, 9 15 DRIVE-IN THEATRE wtn '31 ami 73 NO 1 A900 DRIVE-IN THEATRE out. 0. CknKMtar Ot MM EVES.

11:30 P.M. MATS. FBI. SAT. 2:30 P.M.

BOX-OFFICE OPEN 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. MAIL ORDERS NOW I t'Utl Inel. tat: EVES. Mon.

thru Thurt. 50, J4.00, J3.50, $3 00, $2 50, S2 00, JI.SO, HI. SAT. EVES. $6.00, $5 O0, $4 50, J4 00, $3 50, $3.00, $2.50, MATS.

HI. SAT. NOV. 2 29, $3.50, $3 00, $2,50, $2 00, $1.50. Enclose itompvd, Mlf oddretltd cnvvlop.

Civ olttmatt datti if poinblt. -The Blir WIMVII.I.E Fmbar) Couiitrv. 7 4 d. yv i crPSJsgpi 9.0. OPENS 6:30 SHOW CONT.

from 7 P.t 1 1 -1 tMtitip ie.1 he's about to marry any of these dames he rushes off to see. He's probably just lonesome." The B. W. smiled. "Lonesome! With 20 to 30 people in your party half the time! Here's another hamburger.

You did say didn't you?" "Don't print A young I Twlllcllt th (loda. 7. I p. HIMIDBIRV (Wuod) Wlnils Arpi the Evrrrlartra, 2 01, 7, 15 Wi'k Intn HHI. (144 p.

m. (I'rnirrami tublrrt Io rhanrel Xan Whitney wishes the press to know that she never met "Socks" Lanza, seen in the photo showing her at the same night club table. That she was there with show-biz friends and he joined the group Just for the picture. She was never his girlfriend, she adds, and would the boys on the papers please believe her Don't be amazed if ex-Dodger star Jackie Robin IN-CAR ELECTRIC HEATERS TAn1PTH PITT Attlf'OnlrMin from all f'JjHifw Lfl Ja 9-5O00 DE 6-4020 todoy end Tomorrow lost 2 Doyi Formerly MURRAY'S INN THE PLACE TO GO FOR AN ENJOYABLE EVENINO Never Cover or Ali'n. Charge Dancing Nile (Except Mon.) RUTH SNYDER and HER TRIO SUN.

MATINEE LUNCHEONS DINNERS SERVED DAILY Facilities for BANQUETS, WEDDINGS and PRIVATE PARTIES Your Hoil TERRY CHIOOUNIS HADDONf IE10 RD. A ROUTI 70, NEXT TO GARDEN STATE RACI TRACK NOrmondy 2-0800 Flashlight" with Two bulbs son becomes a Harlem political star. The Democrats mav in Ton ft Se Tiim. Mifhty IS tor "DUNKIRK" Science Fiction "THE BLOB" vito him via the Boronorh of Man. to save batteries: dim bulb for.

close usb, BRIGHT ONB fOR. Eowiw twiFi, Tooele, Utam haltan presidency post. 4I-- I i i ii nil uu" irur rniwprn inn lin WILL TAKE YOU TO Richmond, Va; Pittsfield, Mass; Newjport News, Vaj Albany, N. Y. BY PHONE 3 min.

station rate from Camden nfter 6 P.M. and all day Sunday. 10 tax not included. r.liMet and Maria Callas, music experts (commenting oi i commenting on I j2 tor vour i mm IsuspiNbtiutr iiichako i'ne vent) foreot to mention Ilia 31 ss Ac lien Iain erry Langell do this newspaper i Wcile i WIUMAHA role in "Macbeth" is as He- mantling and heavy as "Medea" St MISS BROOKS I MISS RENEE Conl. 1 P.

M. 3 KiK Fi-iiturM III! In Color "THE BLOB" MAKE IT A DAILY HABIT TO READ COURIER-POST AUTOMOBILE ADS In Color In -Cn Electric e. R. 101 N. 13th St.

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