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Venus New Target For AFXaunchings SUCCEEDS LATE J. E. nVSH io-A Antttclmt 0tar Thursday, February 19, 1959 Ellis Mdodvls Named CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. tf The planet Venus will be the target for two Air Force satellites in June. l- Informed sources said Wednes day: the probes wilL.be attempted with two-stage Atlas and Thor missiles.

midway through June when the earth and Venus are In the best position for the launghlngs. Atlas-Able, later will be the carrier for reconnaissance sat ellites weighing several tons, will oe a two-siage veiucie ukuik ui iDeaiLAt SneadJColleee. rnETTY AS DAY SHE LEFT WymahBack In Films After 'Vided' Scramble? ,4 The shooting dates will cometbooster. 'Vrr- 'v 1 "it A 1 I sC. Come To Seafs and Get, jlMj FREE MARBLES for your KIDDIES I M-miu I 1.

1 1 ji t'N for the home screen, of course She did three 1 years of it, then took another year to recover. I never did get she sighed as she. recalled her hectic TV days. When the show Jane Wyman went on the air, I was already two weeks behind schedule. For the first year, I was always racing a deadline with never -a chance to catch my breath.

It was a scramble for three years." She finished her last season early in 1958, The show "was dropped because of anemic rat ings "they moved us Into the last half -hour- opposite Playhouse' 90 it was too late at night to get a audience." Jane was just as happy to get off the treadmill. For the first time in her busy life, she took breather. "I just did nothing, and it was glorious," she said. "Well, not quite nothing. I went East and caught the Broadway shows.

I've been back to New York three times -and did- the Perry- Como show twice. "I've learned to fish and I love it-i-went up to Colorado and came home with the limit. And I ve been able to start painting She became so enamored with the leisurely life that she closed up her Hollywood home and moved to Lido Isle, 60 miles south in beautiful Newport Harbor, Now she has a painting studio on the waterfront. It was all her agent could do to pry her loose for "Holiday for Lovers." But she finds making a feature movie in credibly easy after the TV grind of three days shooting per half hour film. By BOB THOMAS i HOLLYWOOD, (AP) "I never, realized making a movie was so' easy," says Jane Wyman, doing her first In four years" Looking as pert ana pretty as the day she left, the Oscar winner Belinda," 1948) is mak ing "Holiday for Lovers" with Clifton Webb.

those rare souls without TV sets would ask where she has been. She has been making films Probe Is Continuing lln DeathjDf Boy, JASPER (AP) Circuit Solid tor Leon Beaird said the investi gation into the arsenic posoning riaoth nf William ITitoana Wnlt 11 Is continuing. Beaird said Mrs, Buby Dean Holt, 30, the boy's mother, has been accused of murder but that no date has been set for a hear ing. The, boy died Dec. 4 In a Bir mingham-hospital, -and npatholo-j gist's report said he died of arsenic poisoning.

Mrs, Holt was ar-j rested later. BOES MORI T9 STOP CCICS MISERIES BZCAUS1 IT KAS KSORS I VOU CW REiy ON 666 R09. IU 666 mmvmmm y-; mm ROUNDUP TIME This younf cowrirl bas her eye on yon. She is Pvt. Davis, stationed with Headquarters and Headquarters Company at the AC Center, ori McClellan.

Marion is featured sinter in the "Talent Time Revue," which will play at the Hilltop Service Club at 7 o'clock Sunday. She hopes everyone will be therer Us Si Army Photo). i.y 'Talent Time Revue? Set At Fort Sunday 5 00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. i 1 mi F2CARAT Diamond Matched Pair $200 $3.75 DOWN $3 Weekly Both Check this value.

C(DU WW 4 BOAZ; Ellis' E. Moody has been named dean of Snead Col- lege. President Virgil B. McCain, announced today that Moody3 had accepted the permanent appointment and is continuing with his duties. 1 He hat served as acting -dean since the death of J.

Edwin Rush in August. Dr. McCain said, "Dean Moody's wide experience and training in the field of education makes him well qualified, for this important position, His ability to get along with the faculty and students will. enam mm to continue nis outstanding work for Snead College." The new dean is a native of St. Clair County.

He took his college training at Howard followed -with graduate work at 7 the University of Alabama. He taught in St. Clair County for several years, including four and one half years as county superintendent of education. In 1935 he joined the staff at Snead serving as head of the academy division and then as an instructor in history. In 1943-44, he was business man ager of west Virginia wesieyan College.

He returned to Boat in 1944 and served for thirteen' years as principal of Boas High School. Dean Moody rejoined the Snead staff in 19S7 as an instructor in history and sociology and dean of students. The Moodys, who make their home at 512 Brown Boaz, have two sons: Dr. James Ellis Moody, a medical doctor in Birmingham, and John Robert Moody, a techni cal illustrator for the R. G.

Le- Tourneau Corporation in Longview, Tex. Five grandchildren help com plete the family circle, Dean Moody is a member of the National Education Association, the Alabama Education Association; mii 4W IF PRICED SEPARATELY WOULD BE: SANDER-POUSHER Reg. 24.95 GEARED KEY CHUCK Reg. 6.29 Reg. 3 1.24 Just 5ayvwChcirg) (ft) SporMIno tlmpflelly In fhk owuln flo4 -mend Mt.

14-k whit or natural aldj Uluttratian anlaroad for dotail. SEI IPKIAU IN OUI WINDOWS nsnrs iwtst ntHMf itkt him wam.omcuM wr tOtft NOBIS STRCIT CtMNMM SHOP FRIDAY 9 A.M. ELLIS E. MOODY new college dean the Alabama Historical Society; the International-Relations Club (college division) and immediate past president of the Boaz Civitan Club. He Is charge lay leader at St.

Paul Methodist Church. Tax Lien Is Filed Against Miss Raye NEW YORK (AP) The govern ment has filed a $46,038 tax lien against the property of Comedienne Martha Rare. Thomas E. Scanlon, director of the Brooklyn Long Island division of the Internal' Revenue Service said the lien was for taxes Miss Raye owes for 1957. Uncle Tom's original log cabin still stands about six miles from Lancaster, Ky.

0- 1 Charlie Warren Says: 1 IT (-ei; vaijluh K-i-t' 4 Sta8allrfl v) A 1 IT ee .1 7r vA is assisted by Pvt. Rose Mary Gazvorde. PFC Jim Lozouski is the Art Director, while Pat Runyan will handle the lights and sound equipment, and Sandra Mickens is the piano accompanist. G. IVlbntgomery btarJiiJlovie Slated For Ritz "Man From God's a tense action-packed outdoor ad venture of a former law officer marked for death by a gang of killers, starring George 0 t- gomery, will be the feature attraction at the Midway Theatre Thursday and Friday.

Montgomery is seen as a former lawman who heads to Sundown, Montana Territory, to find a Civil War pal, House Peters, and start a cattle ranch they had plan ned during their war days. Mont gomery, however, learns that Peters is part of a vicious gang led by a ruthless killer who controls the town. The former Civil War buddies find themselves pitted against each other and the picture races to a tremendous and surprising climax when Peters gets his orders to gun down Montgomery. Randy Stuart is seen as a dance hall hostess whbJs used to "bait the death trap for Montgomery but instead falls in love. "Forbidden Desert" a short feature filmed amidst the mys teries of the Middle East, in WarnerColor will be shown with the feature "Man From God's Hospital-Bound -Child scapes In Local Crash A dash to the hospital with a sick-child -yesterday-Tesultedin- a wreck at 10th Street and Leighton Avenue for James Sprayberry, 27, of Ohatchee, Rt.

2, whose car went out of control at the intersection and struck a tree. The two-weeks-old Paula Sprayberry, was shaken up but apparently unhurt. The infant was admitted to Memorial Hospital for its illness and is in fair condition today. Firemen were called to the scene to wash spilled gasoline off the street. Sprayberry himself was ap parently uninjured.

1 Negro Is Bound In Assault Case Jo Butler, a 35-year old Negro of 1203 White Row was bound over to the Grand Jury after a prelimi nary hearing on charges of assault with a gun today in Recorder's Court. The recorder set the Negro woman bond at $600. Negro Curtis Teague, 25, of 213 S. Highland was convicted of violating the prohibition law and fined $30 and costs by the recorder. Jewell Pike, 48, of 519 S.

Noble was fined $25 and court costs for possessing Intoxicating beverages. A 16-year old Negro, Clement Dudley, of 1230 Brown was sentenced to 15 days in jail for escaping from the city's custo dy. Cattle Bruises Cost Raisers In Georgia ATLANTA UPI) A bill the state Legislature would in re- quire the use of electric buzzers or canvas flaps to be used in driving cattle. Too many bruises on the beef has been costing Georgia cattle men more than a million dollars a year. First Christmas card Created for general distribution1 was designed and etched bv William of i Jeff Sheppard I .1 vr- ii 1 i 1 wjrs'v if 1 "Talent Time Revue," a three- act musical variety show, 0-duced and directed by and featur ing Fort McClellan personnel, will be shown Sunday at 7 0 clock at the Hilltop Service Club.

This is the first Special Services branch show to appear here in five years, SP4 S. P. Van a 1 entertainment director announced. The be opened to the public, she added. Each act will represent a differ ent type of entertainment.

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