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THE HEART OF AMERICA'PREMIERE
This theatre is proud to have been selected to show
The Big Land' first in this area and in the country
"It seems that from every an-
gle, it is harvest time in New
York,” he writes.
The evangelist urges Christians
all over the United states to make
New York their "prayer • target”
during the next few months.
He calls for letters to “your un-
saved friends" and business ac-
quaintances in New York, urging
them to attend the crusade.
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GRASS GOES ON WATER. Mary Ann Grass isn’t
letting any grass grow under her feet as she warms
up for participation in the inter-continental tourna-
ment for women set for February 2 at Cypress Gar-
dens, Fla. Here Mary Ann skims over the water in
a practice water-skiing session. (INS Photo)
11:41 A.M.
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locks require repairs. The system
of state-owned inland waterways
carried 4,616,399 tons of cargo in
1955.
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group in 1857 spread across the;
nation and eventually around the
world.
“In the light of nations, cities
and individuals there seems to be
a spiritual harvest time. There are
laws of the harvest.
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BOSTON (CDN)— Teachers are
trying to wheedle school-age chil-
dren into dressing better, as a step
to behaving better.
Sloppy outfits in classrooms-
slacks and bandanas for girls,
sweaters and windbreakers for
boys—are being discouraged.
Girls are being asked to wear
skirts. or dresses. This is a tricky
request considering that their
mothers often wear slacks to the
super market and even the beauty
parlor.
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Mr. Excitement- In Person
America’a mos sgactacular entertainer - star of
felevision and the Broadway stage. Johnny Bechemin
It o singing, dancing, Hom playing mkuMm.
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HILARIOUSLY TOGETHER
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PETROLEUM LAW NEW
CUIDAD TRUJILLO — A new
law in the Dominican republic
states Kt the resources of petrol-
eum and its derivatives belong to
the state and may be explored,
exploited, and developed by pri-
vate concerns only through con-
tracts agreed on by the govern-
ment.
rent rural development program.
He carries on farming and live-
stock operations near Fort Tow-
son where his irrigation project
is one of the first major scale one
in the county.
Other members of the board In-
clude J. D. Stokes, Fort Towson,
W. A. Morrison, Boswell. H. D.
Wright, route one, and Henry
Montgomery, Hugo.
Colleges Set Example
In many highschools, the school
jacket for girls. with heraldic in-
signia on the breast pocket, has
stemmed the slide toward slacks.
The jackets, while sportily British,
look so horrible with slacks that
even a teenager's wayward taste
balks at this atrocity.
Teachers get help, in their re-
form, from the fact that college
clothes are more formal and less
wild than they used to be. Gram-
mar and highschool youngsters
have a tendency to imitate their
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Fifth of Vehicles Fail
To Pass Safety Check
WASHINGTON—During the 1956
national Vehicle Safety Check Pro-
gram nearly 2,200,000 automobiles
and trucks were voluntarily
checked for safe operation.
One out of every five vehicles
checked was found to need main-
tenance attention to one or more
parts. Of the 18 items safety-
checked. rear lights, brakes, and
front lights stood out as parts
most frequently in need of im-
mediate service attention.
wearing "dungarees, cowby-type
boots and leather coats. This has
EXTRA
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Most Vacationing
At Home Work
On Their Houses
ST. LOUIS—A recent survey of
bow many Americans spent part
of their vacations on home-im-
provement projects shows:
Sixty-eight percent spent all or
part of their vacation at home;
81 percent of them devoted their
time to workshop or home-im-
provement projects.
Of these projects—which Includ-
ed room modernization, house re-
pairs, garden and yard care-
some 80 to 70 percent represented
painting and decorating projects.
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AVA EMOTES. Ava Gardner clutches a wrap-around
towel up to her chin and manages to look glamorous
despite the lack of makeup, hair-styling or dress, in
this scene made on location during filming of “The
Little Hut” in which she is working. The film is
being produced by Cincetta studios of Rome. (INS
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KING of a BRIBE-
AND-BLOOD EMPIRE!
"THE BOSS"
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John Payne • Wm. Bishops
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Distilled Spirits Taxes
Net States $542 Millions
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school superintendent J. Wilbert
Jones pulled parents into the
campaign by letter. He played
delicately (_ 2
ing out that if newspaper photos
were true, juvenile delinquents
were often seen in police stations
Nursing Course Slated 1
For Women at Alva
(Oklahoman -Times Northwest Bureaw)
ALVA — A Red Cross home
nursing course for women is be-
ing organized here this week with
Mrs. Tommie Kline, vocational
home economics instructor in the
Alva highschool, in charge.
The free course is open to all
who wish to enrol and will meet
once weekly for the next six or
seven weeks in the school home
economics living room.
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CHICAGO-During fiscal 1956
state governments collected $542-
000,000 in taxes on alcoholic bev-
erages. with almost 65 percent of
the total coming from distilled
spirits taxes.
Only 29 states impose a tax on
distilled spirits, but another 16
obtain revenue from liquor con-
sumption through the operation of
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in the minds of many people, dun-
garees are associated with juvenile
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York for repairs to the state
now, barge-canal system this winter
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PLUS EXOTIC BEAUTT
YVONNE DUBRAYE
and M.C. Jackin Vernon
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toward dungarees.
Some headmasters are counter-
attacking by making a single
school day "dross up day." In ses-
sions of this day cowboy belts and
boots, dungarees and trick hats,
are all outlawed, as are slacks
and sweaters on the more shapely
sex.
Wyatt jr., who resigned after serv-
finding Canadian summer camps ing as board chairman for four
for nudists. years.
The prospective immigrant wrote A former employe of the soil
toisthnTavehtBurean Poudicin conservation Hall is now
on which both my wife and Ite sruinrecommittrmain °thee *
sist is that we are able to join
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ILLNESS IS DIAONOSED
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nia. His doctor said the 72-year- *
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CHICAGO (CDN1-Billy Graham
says his evangelism team has
“wept, prayed and agonized” more
over New York than any other
city in which he has planned a
crusade.
"Humanly speaking, New York
is the most unlikely city in the
world for successful mass evange-
lism," he says in the February is-
sue of Christian Life magazine.
Nevertheless, shock troops of
ministers and citizen supporters
are poising to hit Manhattan with
a Graham-type spiritual blitzkrieg.
May Is Dale Set
D-Day is May 15; general head-
quarters, an office on Times
square; the battlefield, Madison
Square Garden and millions of TV
screens across the nation.
"Time after time as we stood in
the midst of this throbbing me-
tropolis, we felt our inadequacy to
accept this challenge,” Dr. Gra-
ham writes in the evangelical
monthly.
“Protestantism in New York is
in an extreme minority.
"Ministers have been discour-
aged and frustrated, as they have
faced the overwhelming spiritual
needs of the world's greatest city.
Protestant Total Lew
"Only 7.5 percent of its popula-
tion is Protestant ... About 58I
percent of the people have no re-
ligious identity.
"Hundreds of churches have
only a handful in attendance on
Sunday. The financial plight of
many churches is almost pathet-
ic." he said.
But Dr. Graham recalls that
while the first Christian disciples'
were a small minority in their
time, "with God’s help they
. .. .e, . en turned the world upside down.”
By GEORGE WELLER ( He notes thot a revival begun
deessiorating “Urtabop" ide°t by a Gotham buhiness man’s prayer
the school hastened the descent
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Persuasion Used
Boys are being asked to re-
nounce sweaters and windbreak-
ers for coats. This request is
. touchy, too, considering that a
sweater is still the fanciest way
to show off a varsity letter.
"Our idea is to persuade boys
and girls to dress up to school,
not down to it,” says one New
England headmaster.
California teachers notice that
students are getting wilder. “The
percentage of children who are
serious behavior cases and who
keep their classes in n state of
turmoil or tension is on the in-
crease," says a recent Los Ange-
les teachers* report. “
Disrespectful kids, in many
schools, seem to express their re-
bellion by a Marlon Brando-Elvis
Presley style of dress.
‘Uniform” ldea Taboo”
Few teachers think that chang-
ing the plumage will tame fully
the restless few. But it will de-
prive them of a uniform of rebel-
lion. The teachers don't want any-
thing regimented like the uniforms
of European schools. They want
“variety within decorum.” Any
skirt is suitable as long as it
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