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.JUL T?Σ≤'9 Sun ,C"- 8,531) .. wmm ___ '\sfc=Las Vegas OFF the cJlllensy PRESS CLIPPING BUREALx Established 1888 SAN FRANCISCO By WEIR WATSON Remember when despondent That someone lives in you, Like wind in swaying wheat-fields, Like the tide in oceans blue?╟÷ Like music on the ether That has not yet been heard, tLike thought which still is searching To find the perfect word. ?╟≤ ?╟÷Katherine Murdoch Davis, ;#M "Center of Light" . Little Ipfehard Pope is having trouble again. Couple drove up in front of the home where Popes live at 912 ! South Second and handed him a little puppy, drove away. Richard, of course, hauled it into the house. "Look what 3 the lady gave me (exclamation point!)" he said extending; | the struggling pup toward his mother. They already havej \ a big Labrador retriever in the family and it more than ?╟≤ fills the family apartment (period). So Richard's parents I : are having some little difficulty explaining to him why I they can't have the puppy. As this is written, it's getthyjf so Mr. and Mrs. Pope jump every ime they hear a car cfC_W side. Wonder what little Richard might bring in nrjjl TOWN TOPICS?╟÷In this worldjj ^,,??i xkjjtx^S)?╟÷in this world ?╜(: electronics, video, crystal sets, etc.?╟÷unusual things' can and will occur. Like f'instance, the other hight at El Raiicho Vegas. Tom Magowan's voice emcees the show via tape recording. And Tom himself was there dining, away heartily while his voice! was giving forth to all present; from the stage. . . . t Frances and Jerry (Doc) I Woodbury are passing out cigars. It was a baby girl and j Mxp,W. is doing well. Doc has the Palm Funeral Home here. I ... Slots in the City Drug are j still going merrily clicking their I way?╟÷despite extensive alterations going on over and about 1 the "* Yank regulars. . * * Con- \ struction workers were etched j against the sky In building work on South Mah^ad Utah. Ol BS slender I IH "fe:thaH '%_iis_ Id the tby ! did I Hell- b boy _..m J with. JMOU Robert |1* J^ RTHE ORIGINAL _ omeikF PRESS CLIPPINGS ?√ß?√ß 22.0 W. 19th St., NEW YORK 11, N.Y. Tel. CHelsea 3-8860 -m.T,vr - *ft * 5 > %M ?╟≤- w^ HONOR GREENTBAUM . \ , Gus Greenbaum, of the Flamingo, is honored for. Ms"*'past year's work as chairman of the United Jewish Appeal, as he is presented with a huge plaque by Jake Kozloff, currejat UJA state chairman, at a special party at *Kfi'fl^tiflf****! flY?·nJ_*'n"-" Chaplain Zelig S. Cfeinitz, recently returned from Korea, where he was the dnly JewlshcnSpIain serving in than* Air i, spree. ?√ß C!r. (D 139.823) This Clipping From PHILADELPHIA, PA. NEWS 1953 JUN 1 . she k he frund jthat '?╟≤ in[ ||1 USD . it's ??S MAKING HER FIRST night club appearance at the sJids, swank jLj^Vegjp^fev., night spot, Tallulah Bankhead is playing here to a star-studded iiimTii iliOT ' & |*fl rf lif TTi [ l^|fli')flft>lirflffti clebriti'es as Lnrflg*BaIli ^Besi Arnaz, Montgomery Clift and Marleite^ Dietrich.?╟÷-Olhi^ -