Star52-xx-xx28Fight For Beaver Park

The Irene Dunn Fred McMurry Show. Towing Irene Dunn as Susan. And Fred McMurry as George. Together in a gay new exciting comedy adventure. Right Star. It's the Irene Dunn Fred McMurry Show. Starring Irene Dunn as Susan Armstrong.

Owner and editor at the Hillsdale Morning Star. And Fred McMurry as George Harvey, the paper's ace reporter. And when the editor and he's reporter are both covering a city council meeting, a big story must be breaking.

Bill's Day and Mama said coming. Well now come to war. What's this all about Susan? I told you George, I have no idea. Mr. Brinks forms to give us a dressing city council, but there'd be a big story in the book.

Brinks wouldn't know a big story if it bit him right in the middle of his big stuff. George. He's one of the paper's largest advertisers. He might have something important to say. I was the first time.

Also has been called in special session this afternoon. We have a project put before us by that well-known Hillsdale. Philanthropist, will but our brief. Without further ado, our distinguished fellow gentlemen, Mr. Brieck. Thank you, Mr. Mayor.

Council members, fellow citizens, no doubt most of you are aware of my concern with a continued growth and beautification of Hillsdale, past this growing little city in the Southwestern part of a state. In line with this concern, I have long deplored the appearance of Beaver Park, an unlovely stretch of ground, inhabited only by an unsightly baseball diamond, a dilapidated statue of an obscure

general beaver, and the inevitable pigeon. Why, Bieber Park is a beautiful place, George. It's traditional. Why, it's traditional. Remember, one of our largest advertisers is speaking. I am prepared today to make propositions at my own expense.