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THE JACKSON SUN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1963 WTJS Airlines Radio Program Hospital Reports Today be Guest Control' i 1111 itfM' f-i i ''i-- A- CSV row, left to right, are: Jackie Blankenship, William Singleton, Danny Coffman, Professor J. W. Adams, George Henson Jr. and Charles Ross. BEECH BLUFF The Economics Class of Beech Bluff visited The Jackson Sun Tuesday.

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Goldenson will be the 32nd recipient of the award, which has been presented annually since 1932 to persons outstanding in business, government, entertainment, science and other aspects of American life. Previous recipients include such notables as former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Walt Disney, William S. Paley, Richard M. Nixon, Gen.

Douglas MacArthur, Charles E. Wilson, Will Rogers, Gen. David Sarnoff, II. II. Arnold, Alfred P.

Sloan Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, and Paul G. Hoffman. Television and Mary Tyler Moore. After the corner jewelry store Is robbed by a man and a woman, Rob is reluctant to report to the police that he may possibly have encountered the pair in a parking lot. 9:00.

Channing. Channel 13. "A Window on the War." Wendell Corey guest stars as a philosophy pro fessor whose views on life, death, and war clash violently with those of an ex-GI. The former combat soldier enters a seminar conducted by the professor and then proceeds to harass him on his theory that war should be glorified. Movies.

Channel 3. "The Young Don't Cry." Sal Mineo, James Whit-more. 10:15. Channel 5. (Nashville) "Watch on the Rhine." 10:25.

trouble getting there started with a one club opening oy North. South had a natural spade response and now North was in trouble, but pleasant trouble. How was he going to show his full strength? He finallv decided that the only way would be through a Blackwood four no-trump. I don't know exactly what he planned to do if bouth's re sponse showed no aces, but when South showed one ace, North continued with five no- trump. I think that North would have gambled out the grand slam if South had shown his one king, but South never gave North a chance.

North and South were playing that a Blackwood five no-trump as a follow-up to four no-trump guaranteed all four aces. So South knew about all the aces. He also was pretty sure that North had at least four spades to the ace-king. How else could North have done all that bidding after merely opening one club? In that case, South's king of clubs and queen of spades had to be all that was needed for a grand slam in spades so South bid it. Hi' The bidding has been: North East South West 1 Pass 1 Pass 1 A Pass You.

South, hold: AAJ43 VA65 KQ74 8 What do you do now? A Bid four shades. This if by no means a stop bid. TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner continues with a bid of four no-trump. You show two aces and he goes to five no-trump. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow Porter (Continued from Page 4) have jumped 550 per cent.

No other percentage income increase even comes close to this and the trend remains strongly upward. Record numbers are becoming eligible for social security benefits year after year. Increasing numbers of men and women are leaving the work force at the first eligible social security retirement date and more and more are bowing out at 65. Businessmen are starting to grasp the promise of the non-work population and its huge, growing, automatic buying pow-re. They are groping toward Heston Will On 'Master By LUCILE PARISH If you are one of those people who ju.st plain gets "fed up" once in awhile and wish you could hear something besides the usual day to day talk of despair, violence, and dom, then MASTER CONTROL is for you.

This week one fo our guests will he Charlton Heston who tells of reading the Bible for a rr-cfnt recording opportunity. Turn your radio dial this evening to WTJS at 9:30 for inspirational music, comment, and interviews. Don't forget That's MATER CONTROL. Leonard H. Goldenson, President of American Broadcast ing-Paramount Theatres, will bo honored with the 1(JG4, Cold Medal of Achievement of: the Poor Richard Club of Phil-! adelphia.

Presentation of the coveted award, given to Mr. Goldenson for outstanding achievements! in the field of Tops on Tonight. 6:30. Virginian. Channel 5.

Yvonne De Carlo is guest star as a touring opera singer who captures the heart of Judge Garth in "A Time Remembered." He defends her against a murder charge in what appears to be a case of self-defense, until Sheriff Abbott makes a discovery. 8:00. Beverly Hillbillies. Channel 3. Starring Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan, Donna Douglas and Max Baer.

Jed deckles Elly May needs a mother, someone to help her conform to their new way of living, and Banker Drysdale takes it upon himself to play matchmaker. 8:30. Dick Van Dyke. Channel 7. Starring Dick Van Dyke, Morcy Amsterdam, Rose Marie Bridge Underbider To Safe Slam By OSWALD JACOBY One of the paradoxes of contract bidding is that a pair is likely to reach a higher contract by starting with an underbid instead of an overbid.

NORTH (D) 11 A AK JC5 A4 A 10 9 4 WEST FAST 8 3 A 4 1 0 2 VKJ853 3 7 3 10 5 4 3 6 A 7 5 3 SOUTH A 10 9 7 2 0 7 3 6 2 A AK2 North and South vulnerable North East South West 1 A 4 N.T. 5 N.T. Fass Pass Tass Pass Pass 1 A 5 7 A Pass Pass Pass Opening load 2 Thus in the Oxnard, sectional late in October most pairs arrived only at six spades. North would start with a forcing two club or two spade bid and then would move slowly fearing that his partner would be bidding on high cards in the ied suits of course, some players reached seven spades after an opening two bid, but the bidding sequence that had least We REBUILD and REPAIR OLD LAMPS (electric or oil) RADIO ELECTRIC CO. 211 X.

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Denmark Mrs. Mazell N. Bowers, 371 First Mrs. Leonard Carroll, Henderson Mrs. Willie Cone, Henderson Jim Darnell, 175 Highland Joe H.

Darnell. 200 Mount Mrs. Don H. Greene, Friendship Mrs. Troy Hankins, 74 Old Denmark Rd.

Mrs. Helen I. Harmon, Henderson Mrs. William Hibbitt and babv. Rt.

4 Mrs. Wilson Hudson and babv. Savannah Fav L. Lomax. Bells Hwy.

Wa'lter Mavs. 51-C Lincoln Ct. Mrs. Hunter Mills, Bemis Mrs. John W.

Moore Jr. and baby. Dyer Mrs. John L. Nearn, Bells Mrs.

John Patterson, Bells Mrs. Clarence Peaicy, Parsons William T. Pennington, lea-son Mrs. Bessie L. Pigue, Bells Robert A.

Rainwater, 39 Old Malesus Rd. Ernest E. Reed, Lexington Elmore Richmond 249 Railroad Mrs. W. J.

Savage, Bolivar Miss Lewell Mae Smith, Michie Hunter Sykes, Rt. 5 BIRTHS (Dec. 10): Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lovell, 28-A Parkview boy Mr.

and Mrs. Jimmy Rushing, Rt. 2, twin boys Mr. and Mrs. Billy Sanders, IT U1 OCCUPANCY 238 IF" NEED CASH FOR THE HOLIDAYS? HERE'S HOW I GOT SOME! I used to be a great camera bug.

Since I no longer used my cameras, enlar-ger and darkroom equipment, I sold them all with a JACKSON SUN WANT AD. 427-3333 v. EVIL SCIENCE BREEDS A RACE OF THE LIVING DEAD! cnas lonignr "Drums Of Africa" Call 422-2311 (Br rope, is dating stewardess Carol Nobel Ann Francis and estranged hubby Dr. Robert Abeloff stopped sparring over a property settlement and an- nniinrfH an nil-nut fiaht Commedian Woody Allen's de- scription of a Doberman pins- cher: "It's the kind of dog that chases autos and brings them back." Now Showing SIEGE OF THE SAXONS AND PIRATES OF BLOOD RIVER SUNDAY BhlJ.eiN ACADt MY AWJRn SI ICIKU THIS IS AN ADULT PICTURE SOON: SWORD IN THE STONE 1 I FnI IF i I LkULtL CAfiOH "Sex is not a word!" Tl tt, mm Memphis Family Visits Relatives TOOXE, Tenn. Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Wiggins and family of Memphis spent the weekend here visiting relatives. Miss Patsey Phillips of Memphis spent the weekend at home with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee Phillips and Johnny.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. King of Malesus were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Leathers and Larry Joe. Mr.

and Mrs. Hall McNeil were in Memphis last Tuesday when Mr. McNeil had a checkup after serious ear trouble and they report he is doing fine. Mr. and Mrs.

E. F. Murdaugh visited in Whiteville Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Roy Leathers and Mrs.

Jack Leathers shopped in Jackson Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Babb and girls were in Memphis Sunday afternoon. The Home Demonstration Club met last Wednesday with Mrs.

G. M. Kelley hostess. Eleven members were present. Plans were completed for the Christmas party.

The P-TA entertained Saturday evening with a delicious chicken supper and basketball games. A nice sum was realized and lots of fun was had by all. Mothers and daughters played a close game and the boys lost to the business men by about ten points. Mrs. Susie Stone of Jackson and Mrs.

John Barnette of Shi-loh Park attended services at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church Sunday morning and were dinner guests of the Dan Andersons at Cloverport. Rev. 0. T. Arnett filled his appointment at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church Sunday morning and was a dinner guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Anderson and family of Cloverport. Our town was saddened Sunday morning by the death of B. M. Norton.

He lacked only two months of being ninety years old. Mrs. Mary Ruth Laney of Cloverport accompanied by her granddaughter Miss Katie Ruth Laney of Memphis, visited Mrs. Mattie Tate and the Kelleys Friday afternoon. Faye Kelley and Pattie Humphrey who are sophomores in Bolivar High School are on the six weeks honor roll.

Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Garner of Dyersburg visited Mr.

and Mrs. Terry Burkhead and Kathy and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee Phillips and Johnny, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Tull and family of Memphis spent the weekend at their home here. The Missionary Society of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church met Wednesday night. Mrs. Mattie Tate was hostess.

At this time officers for 1964 were elected as follows: Miss Sallie Kelley, president; Mrs. Roy Babb, vice president; Mrs. Irma Shinault, secretary; Mrs. G. M.

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The director yells 'Let's Go' and hell breaks loose." A bootlegged print of "55 Days at Peking" turned up in Peking re-edited into an anti-West prop aganda film. Title change to be baffled by: Marlon Brando's "King of the Mountain" will be released as Marlon Brando's "Bedtime Story." Almost as far out as when the novel, "Come on Ma rines," was filmed with the title, 'The Pink Chemise. The Strategic Air Command nixed co-operation for Alfred Hitchcock's proposed movie about an H-bomb inadvertently activated. Hitch immediately de-activated plans for the film. There's now a "Dr.

Killdare" candy bar on the market "Now," says Hank Grant, "how about one named The Eleventh Hour full of nuts?" REMINISCING to producer Stanley Roberts about C. B. De Mille for the television salute to the great showman, Samuel Goldwyn told about a conversa tion he had with Jesse Lasky about employing the young De Mille. The motion picture had recently been born and Goldwyn and Lasky were forming a film company. 'I told Jesse," Sam recalled, "that I had a feeling DeMille would be a great asset to our company.

His reply was: 'Sam, you've seen only one movie in your life. I've never seen one, and I'll bet that DeMille has never seen one either. That would make us a fine It did, again proving the sage words of Cocteau: "The only way to make a good movie is to know nothing about moviemaking." Gardner MacKay, back in Hollywood after a fling in Eu Mattie Tate, secretary of Missions in Sunday School; Mrs. Dan Anderson, stewardship secretary, and Miss Christine Kelley, Missionary Education secretary. Miss Ola Mai Babb of Memphis spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.

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422-3362 column will explore one solution: cradle-to-grave education. SHOP Ben Franklin Stare OPEN TILL 9 P.M. TILL CHRISTMAS proper ways to handle this market, learning from then-own mistakes. But few, even among the most sympathetic and informed, yet grasp the scope of a key problem of the middle class non-worker which bluntly is how to carry the burden of leisure! time gracefully. Tomorrow's TOMORROW! Open 2:43.