Monica Lewis Adds
Her Charms to Danny
Thomas Show Tonight
Lovely song stylist Monica
Lewis adds her many charms to
the comedy fun on The Danny
Thomas Show Monday, April 8,
at 9:30 p.m. when she portrays
The School Teacher” in the latest
episode to be seen over KNOM
TV, Channel 4, and the ABC Tele
vision Network.
The story revolves around Dan
ny’s attempts to instruct Rusty’s
teacher in what he considers pro
fessional singing methods when
he becomes convincel that Rusty
isn’t getting the proper music
training in school. His invasion
of the classroom results in heated
words between the teacher and
himself, especially when she in
sists that night club singing is
simply a matter of a fair voice
coupled with great nerve.
It is only world history that re
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EILAT, Israel, UR—A 16,000-ton
American tanker sailed into Eilat
Saturday with the first cargo of
crude oil ever to be brought to
this Israeli port on the Gulf of
Aquaba.
The vessel, whose identity was
not disclosed and is not likely to
•be, for security reasons, passed
unmolested through the United
Nations controlled Tiran Strait at
the entrance to the Gulf of Aqaba.
There was no official word as to
where the oil had been shipped
but unofficial sources said it came
from the Persian Gulf.
From Eilat it is to be pumped
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Negev Desert to Beersheba.
Girl Scout Awards
To Be Made April 26th
The Girl Scout Committee and
Girl Scout leaders have chosen
April 26th for the time of the
annual Court of Awards.
The ceremony, which is open
to the public and particularly to
the parents, will be held in the
Multi-Purpose Room of the school.
The full program will be an
nounced at a later time.
Pan American Airways
Arriving with Pan American
Airways on the first Saturday
flight of the new summer sched
ule were Jerry Carrol, Bryan Da
vis, Don Miller, A. Schultz, Walt
Glavinovich, Rose Silverman, and
Bill Cody.
Departing were Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Bohrer, Mrs. O’Brien, and
Carl Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bohrer left
Saturday on a combined vacation
and business trip. They plan to go
to Pennsylvania to visit with rel
atives as well as buy merchandise
and supplies for the Nome Plumb
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to be gone about two weeks.
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Bar Blast
Suspects Booked
LOS ANGELES, Iff)—Four sus
pects have been booked on sus
picion of “torching” a quiet neigh
borhood bar into a flaming hell
that killed six persons.
Booked on suspicion of murder
are Manuel Hernandez, 18, Man
uel J. Chavez, 25; Clyde Bates,
36, and Oscar S. Brenhoug, 44.
All four were identified as the
men who started a ruckus in the
Club Mecca and were twice
thrown out late Thursday night.
Both Bates and Brenhaug were
identified as carpenters, Heman
dze as an unemployed laborer,
and Chavez as an employe of a
bookbinding firm.
Police said they have five wit
nesses who can definitely place
the four men in the bar on the
night of the fire.
Spanish Cardinal
Dies After Long Illness
MADRID, UP)—Pedro Cardinal
Segura y Saenz, long a storm
center in the Roman Catholic
Church and former primate of
Spain, died today after- a long ill
ness. He was an outspoken foe of
democracy, the Franco govern
ment, and Protestantism.
The 76-year-old cardinal had
been ill with a kidney disorder
and circulatory trouble for more
than a year. His death reduced
the College of Cardinals to 59
members. At full strength it has
70 members.
Because of the severity of the
cardinal’s views and his sharp
differences with Generalissimo
Francisco Franco’s government,
the Vatican had relieved him of
his administrative functions in
Sevilla two years ago, turning
them over to his coadjutor.
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