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1QB Vvt ftmaacola Deadline Set For yrntg-3otmial Sunday, Creative Arts Februory 23, 1964 Contest Linda Lloyd's Initial Recording, CHANNEL Writer Flays Officer Corps Of Old Germany Love Thai Guy Released what they heard and signed her county high schools. Rules gov erning the entries may be ob tained from English and art teachers. Entries will be judged locally by a committee appointed by the sponsors. Winning entries will be exhibited in Lion Hall in the Pensacola Art Center, April 14-19. A deadline of March 27 has been set for entries in the annual creative arts contest sponsored by the Pensacola Branch of the American Association of University Women.

The contest includes two sections, literature and art, and is open to tenth, eleventh and twelfth grade students of all i in ii. i.i. i mi. i.in it ONE HOUR DRY CLEANERS KEEP YOUR CLOTHES FRESH AS A ROSE THE NIGHT OF THE GEN ERALS by Hans Hellmut Kirst; Harper and Row; 319 $1.95 Hans Kirst has written an interesting narrative of life among Germany's officer class during World War II. The plot of "The Night of the Generals is variable sometimes humorous, sometimes serious, sometimes dull-but Kirst's examination and damnation of the German officer is the main theme.

The author best puts this idea forth in the words of Major Grau, a police officer investigating with a kind of religious fervor two brutal murders that German generals are suspected of committing. Grau says of the officers: "They pretend to be the high priests of the Prussian-German tradition, but a lot of them are just miserable hypocrites who let millions of soldiers think they see Hitler as an embodiment of that tradition. They've turned into stooges and bootlickers." -LARRY DUHE 1 1 8 EAST GARDEN ST. HE 3-1 343 DOWNTOWN DRIVE-IN M0NM PLAIN Fresh Crop Out For Mystery Fan FEB. 24th, 25th, 26th STORE ONLY HE 3-1343 DOWNTOWN SHIRTS LAUNDERED AS YOU LIKE THEM puum 5f1.00 fcwS OPEN 7-6 MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY to a long contract.

According to Billy James of the company's Information service "Linda Lloyd is one of the most excit ing new singers to come along in years." He said after Linda's single records become a hit they plan an album of her songs. Linda has a lively, uptempo style in "I'm Gonna Love That Guy and she backs up the new number with a standard "A Cock-Eyed Optimist" from "South Pacific." Shorty Rogers and Ed Kleban, considered among the best ar rangers in the "pop" field, were assigned by the company to do Linda first arrangements. The Lloyds moved to Holly wood after the long-term con tract was signed. It looks as if "Shortin' Bread" has turned into a feast for Linda Lloyd. I OPEN 1 P.M.

STARTS TODAY NAVY POINT Hew Management, New Policy 2 Big Feature Pictures 2 Wide Screens Both In Color Color Feature No. I KIRK DOUGLAS 'FOR LOVE OR MONEY" COLOR FEATURE NO. 2 Debbie au IReynolds v4 ys5 HE 2-5754 OPEN 11:45 STARTS TODAY and L60 fieitliCft "DHYSOFLVina asio noses" ALSO IT'S A 1 1 ci irF.OP.WIFE PICTUREI mm a DONALD PLEASENCE CORAL BROWNE SAMANTHA E6GAR SIR DONALD WOLFIT JAMES ROBERTSON JUSTICE COMING CLEOPATRA FEB. 26th (W) Is way DOWNTOWN DRIVE-IN 180S POTTERY ONE DRY KEEP HOUR CLEANERS YOUR AS AROSE 433-9494 At McDonald's Shopping C.nt.r-Acrett from 4V Ploia Prizes will awarded to first place winners in each classifica tion. First, second and third place winners will receive a certificate and first and second place winners will be entered in a state-wide contest at the Florida Division AAUW meeting in Tampa in May.

Awards will be made on basis of ability and literary merit, regardless of subject, and judg ing will be based on composition, writing ability and neatness. ARRIVES BELGRADE (AP) A good will mission from Niger, headed by Agriculture Minister Mai-dah Mamaoudou, arrived on a five-day visit for talks on cooperation. PEN NOW WARM! 'STRAIT-JACKETVIVIDLY DEPICTS AX MURDERS! hat. 2:23,4:05, 725, 9:03 STARRING STARTS THURSDAY "THE PRIZE" PAUL NEWMAN NOW! For 'Baby Jane BEnE DAVIS KARL IMDEII PETER pFORD FRIDAY" Natalie) Wood, Sltv. McQuo.nl Quo.nl HE I "LOVE WITH THE PROPER STRANGER' dining at Martine's IN THE COFFEE SHOP Complete Sunday M.25 A.M, Its.

SmJ people! 'I'm Gonna By PAT LLOYD When fifth grader Linda Hug-gins dabbed black shoe polish on her face and sang "Shortin' Bread" at a Warrington Junior High School show 42 years ago she didn't dream it would be the beginning of a musical career that Columbia Record publicity directors now predict will be among the brightest in the business. "I'm Gonna Love That Linda's initial record for Columbia, was released nationally this week and has been selected by "Cash show business pub-records of the month, lication, as one of the top records of the month. The 23-year-old singer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank-lyn Pryor, 1413 E.

Lakeview Ave. Linda liked the sound of applause after her fifth grade debut and continued through junior and senior high school to sing at pep rallies and parties. When she was a student at Mississippi Southern and Flori da State University she sang at fraternity rush parties and with a campus rock 'n roll band. of the spy story the reporter is killed. Don Kendrick is sent from the London office and be fore the crime is solved there's intrigue and adventure involv ing the security in the Middle East.

THE RANSOMED MADONNA by Lionel White; E. P. Dutton 187 DD: $3.50 When the Mona Lisa was brought trom Pans last year it was closely euarded vet manv art devotees wondered what would happen if the great painting was stolen. Lionel White has taken the art and theft idea and combined them into an exciting and timely story. Botticelli Madonna and In fant is the picture in question, the Vatican is the donor.

When the painting, which is insured for two million, is stolen not only money but the honor of the united Mates is at stake. Clifford Johns. insurance company art expert and detec tive, is given tne tasK ot getting back the painting, saving the honor of his country and re turning a young mother and cnild who have been kidnapped, salely. The storv has such an au thentic ring art lovers and mys tery lans will tind white book lively reading. BLOOD ON THE STAR by Aaron Marc Stein; Crime Club Selection, Doubleday 182; $3.50 Texas and Mexico are the setting for this story of a hard-boiled yet soft hearted man who picks up a hitchhiking youngster.

The teen-ager turns out to have a gun, plenty of cash and murder in mind. The story is recounted in a terse, tough first person style and moves swiftly to a "justice triumphs" conclusion, fexans won't like Stein's story because he shifts literary barbs at the stales like Indians shot arrows during the early settlers days. PAT LLOYD. HONORS MOSCOW (AP) The Tass news agency reports a scholars' group in Leningrad has prepared a monograph on Shakespeare in connection with his 400th anniversary. It is titled: "Shakespeare's great and unfading popularity in Russia during the past 2Mj centuries." $1.50 PRICES: $2.50 Mystery story fans will welcome the new crop of crime stories: REPORT FROM ARGYLL by Allan MacKinnon; Crime Club Selection, Doubleday; 174 pp; $3.50 When a London newspaper gets a report from their correspondent in the Scottish Highlands about a Russian agent in the area the editors interest is piqued.

However be fore they can get the conclusion 'Bosnian' Is Called Nobel Book Bosnian Chronical, by Ivo An- dric. Translated from Serbo- Croatlon by Joseph Hitrec, Al fred Knopf, 430 $6.95 This is one book of a trilogy that was the main consideration of the Royal Swedish Academy of Letters in awarding Andric the Nobel Prize for literature in 1961. The novel centers around the life of a French consul in the provincial town of Travnik from 1807 to 1814. That may sound like dry read ing but it is not. Such is the power of Andric's writing that both the age and the land come alive.

Unlike his Serbian contempo rary, Milovan Djtfas, Andric does concern himself with con temporary ideologies in this novel; he is a writer instead of a polemist. Born in Travnik, Andric par ticipated in the Serbian revolutionary movement, later received a doctorate in history from the University of Gratz, and joined his country's (now Yugoslavia) diplomatic corps. He spent World War II under house arrest in Belgrade and devoted himself to writing. CHARLEY REESE GIVES POSTAL APPROVAL WASHINGTON (UPI) The Senate Post Office Committee unanimously approved Presi dent Johnson's nomination of Frederick C. Belen as deputy postmaster general Friday.

PLANT RD. 24th, 25th, 26th ONLY) SKIRTS FEB. TROUSERS FOR (POTTERY ROAD SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1964 7:00 Bob roole" Clospel Fovorites 8O0 Azalea City Quartet 8:30 Religion in Your Life 8:45 Senator! Report 9:00 Federation of Church 9:30 Forum, Jr. Chamber of Commerce 10:00 Sunday Showcase Gal Sal" Rita Hayworrh) 11:30 Your Doctor 12:00 Afternoon Matinee Is A Freshman Loretta Young) 1 :30 Sunday Sports Spectacular 3:00 One of a Kind 4:00 Youna People's Concert (60 Minutes) 5:00 Twentieth Century 5:30 Mister Ed 6:00 Lassie 6:30 My Favorite Martian 7:00 Ed Sullivan Show 8:00 Judy Garland Show 9:00 Candid Camera 9:30 What's Mv Line 10:00 To Tell The Truth 10:30 Starlight Theatre Letter To Three Wives" Kirk Douglas) MONDAY THRU FRIDAY DAYTIME 6:30 Sunrise Semester 7:00 Alabama Jubilee 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 My Little Margie 9:30 I Love luey 10:00 The Real McCoys 10:30 Pete and Gladys 11:00 Love of Life 11:25 CBS News With Robert Trout 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 Womon's World 12:30 As The World Turns 1:00 Password 1:30 Houseparfy 2:00 To Tell The Truth 2:25 CBS News With Doug Edwards 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Divorce Court 4:30 Popeye Cartoon Theatre (Except Thursday Magilla Gorilla) 5:00 Sea Hunt MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1964 5:30 First Edition 5:45 CBS Fvening News With Walter Cronkite 6:15 Home Edition 6:30 The Rifleman 7:00 I've Got A Secret 7:30 The Lucy Show 8:00 Danny Thomas 8:30 Andy Griffith 9:00 Liston vs. Clay Special 9:30 Maverick 10:30 Five Star Final 10:35 Naked City 11:35 News TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1964 5:30 First Edition 5:45 CBS Evening News With Walter Cronkit 6:15 Home Edition 6:30 Password 7:00 Red Skelron Show 8:00 Petticoat Junction 8:30 Gale Storm Show 9:00 Garry Moore Show 10:00 Jack Benny 10:30 Five Star Final 10:35 Surfside 6 11:35 News WEDNESDAY, FEB.

26, 1964 5:30 First Edition 5:45 CBS Evening News With Walter Cronkite 6:15 Home Edition 6:30 Great Adventure 7:30 Wyaft Earp 8:00 Beverly Hillbillies 8:30 Dick Van Dyke 9:00 The Danny Kaye Show 10:00 Tell It To The Camero 10:30 Five Star Final 10:35 The New Breed 11:35 News THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1964 5:30 First Edition 5:45 CBS Evening News With Walter Cronkite 6:15 Home Edition 6:30 Abbott and Costello 7:00 Rawhide 8:00 Perry Mason 9:00 Twilight Zone 9:30 The Nurses 10:30 Five Star Final 10:35 Sugarfoot' 11:35 News FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1964 5:30 First Edition 5:45 CBS Evening News With Walter Cronkite 6:15 Home Edition 6:30 Movie Spectacular Died With Their Boots On" Errol Flynn) 8:30 The Saint 9:30 Alfred Hitchcock Hour 10:30 Five Star Final 10:35 Starlight Theatre The Fearless" Buster Crabbe) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1964 6:00 Sunrise Semester 6:30 4-H In Action 7:00 Captain Kangaroo 8.00 Alvin Show 8:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 9:00 Deputy Dowg 9:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 10:00 Rin Tin Tin 10:30 Roy Rogers 11:00 Sky King 1 1 .30 Adventures in Science 12:00 Funny Features and Costello In 1 O0 Saturday Showcase Up" (Tiger By The Taill Lorry Parks) 2:30 Greater New Orleans Golf Tournoment 3:30 Film T. B. A 4:00 CBS Golf Classic 5O0 Sheena 5 30 Porter Wagoner Show 6:00 Bottleline 6:30 Jackie Gleason Show 7:30 The Defenders 8 :30 Phil Silvers Show 9:00 Gunsmokt 10:00 Interpol Calling 10 30 Five Star Final 10:35 Live Studio Wrestling One time only program LINDA LLOYD new singer Her dark good looks attracted fashion coordinators at Dallas' Neiman-Marcus department store and for a year Linda modeled and also posed for fashion art done by her older sister, Mrs. George Neal (Donna Huggins). Last year Linda and Rodney Lloyd were married in St.

Christopher's Episcopal Church. When they returned to Dallas the newlyweds produced a record with Linda singing her own composition. "Shot When they went to California on a vacation a few months ago Linda stopped by Columbia Records, to sing and they liked TO CHRISTEN SUB WASHINGTON (UPI) Mrs. Corinne S. Morris, wife of Rep.

Thomas G. Morris, was selected by the Navy Friday to christen the nuclear submarine Haddock. Haddock, presently under construction at Pascagoula, is scheduled for launching Aug. 8. Mrs.

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