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Pittsburgh*s Enright "Theater, hauled
I for Pvt, Thomas F.' Enright, the 'first
\ American soldier to be killed in WWII is j
! being torn down. Built in 1928, it had:
! been used as a boxing areana for the!
| past few years,
EN2 Gustav Becker, crewman-aboard the!
j submarine Blenny, won the big prize on a!
j recent "THE PRICE IS RIGHT" TV-away. His!
j prize — a $7,750 cabin cruiser, natur-j
j ally. Plus a ’58 station wagon to get]
| him from boat to boat.
AF Chaplain (maj,) William’L, Travers’j
^exploits during WWII will be the first I
in a new TV series based on the lives of I
1 Chaplains from all the services.
; Bart Maverick, the Sunday night neme-j
j sis of Ed Sullivan and Steve Allen,takesi
I time out from camera duty to act as the I
j Grand Marshal for the Third Annual Elj
j Toro Stampede, slated for June 14-15 at j
: El Tore MCAS, California. 1 : '
""TOPS IN POPS""
For the second week in a row thfe- top
\ tune across the country is "All I Do Is
: Dream,” as sung by the Everly Brothers.
Other recordings among the top ten,
! as compiled by Billboard Magazine1s:"Ho
^nor Roll of Hits,” in order:
j "WITCH DOCTOR” (David Seville)
I "TWILIGHT TIME" (Platters)
| "HE'S GOT THE WHOLE WORLD IN HIS HANDS”
(Laurie London)
"WEAR MY RING AROUND YOUR NECK”
(Elvis Presley)
i "RETURN TO ME" (Dean Martin)
! "CHANSON D»AMOUR
1 "KFWPIE DOLL"
I "BIG MAN”
i "LOOKING BACK"
(Art and Dotty Todd)
(Perry Como)
(Four Preps) • ..
(Nat "King" Cole)
"ALEUTIANAIRES BAND SCHEDULE"
jFri., 13 June . . . .Civilian Club
! Sat., 14 June • • • .CPO Club
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""SMALL. NOISES"!'
Accused of starting a ;church fire in5
Chicago, a man denied it vehemently, ex-j
plaining that he’d made his, living for;
4S years by robbing church poor boxes, I
When a Tampa, Fla,, man was convicted!
of reckless driving, not a jail in the;
area would let him in* He =wtel forcedtoj
serve his 15-day sentence at hope-* The
reason — he had the mumps * : ;
Five hundred piners went on strike in]
Chesterfield, England, because the tea]
served in-the company canteen was too]
weak, \
A burglar in South Bend, Ind., robbed]
the same house five;-times, taking $5 on]
each occasion* = On his fifth visit he]
took a $10 bill, left $5 change.
Noting the engine temperature of. her]
car at the boiling point, 'a motorist in;
Morrison, Colo,, stopped . and tried to;
find the cause of her trouble. When she]
lifted the hood:to 'check the water sup - ]
ply, she found that someone had stolen]
the radiator, ' ■ -■ ‘