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Evening star., 1949-04-24

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Evening star., 1949-04-24

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Arizona sun., 1949-05-27
A Good Buy
Food is a bargain |!

Food is bargain!
That may to be wild statement in view of all the
postwar complaints about the high cost of living However,
the figures show that the American people pay less
food in relation to COSTS than almost anything else.
Take representative meat market illustration
The margan in the neghborhood of 26 cent
And that term gross margan represents the spread be-
tween the cost of goods to the dealer and the retail selling
price, expressed as percentage of the retail price Thus
must every store operating expensefrom rent to
wages-as we'll whatever profit the butcher able to
earn When consider the heavy involved in
carrying on any business today 26 cent pretty
small figure,
Meat in fact provides exceptionally good example of
economy and efficiency all along the line from the farm
and the through the packing house, and to the retail
store beef the hoof selling for 26 cents pound for
instance the packer pays $3.50 for 1000pound steer He
turns the steer into 600 pounds of beef which he sells to
the retailer for $252eght dollars less than he paid for
the animal He doesn't make up this seeming deficit thro
magic however The value of nedble byproducs such
hdes fats hair and bring him sufficient to
cover the difference and make very small overall profit
part of economic structure which does remarkably
good job for the consumer.
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27
RIGHTS MUST BE EARNED

Albert S. Goss Master of the National Grange has
written telling editorial the important subject of
Human Rights Versus Human Responsibility" He points
out that the General Assembly of the United Nations has
officially stressed rights which are theoretically owed the
individual by the state such the right to rest and
leisure, protection against unemployment housing and
medical care and other forms of social security:
Then Mr.. Gross writes: eve believe the United Ma
tions is tacking the whole question of human rights
wrong end first What the world really needs is
Declaration of Human Responsibility People need to
learn that they cannot expect something for nothing Fur
thermore selfgovenment falls when majority fails to
realize that they must contribute much they take
out For example, the impossible economic situation in
France today the result of the people demanding
of the government than they give
'It is high time return to the simple philosophy of
willingness to work"
One great difficulty that must be- met by the trainers
of any United Nations declaration of policy is that they
must satisfy of nations and governments which
subscribe to kind and form of political theory How
ever the peoples of the free countries the United States
included have gone long way down the deadly path
that leads to complete governmental domination of
lives The gimme" spirit has reached tragic proportions
And has the idea that government "owes protec
ton against every possible exigency
To quote Mr.. Goss again, Rights must be earned
through the exercising of responsibility In free country
the people support their government and give orders
In dictatorship, the government takes the people,
and gives them orders The distinction is that simple
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27
Polio Precautions

New YorWarnng that the 1949 polio is ust around
Foundation Infante
list precautionary be observed those charge
during epidemic period which
May through October reaching its peak during the
midsummer months.
The easy-to-follow health rules for children
places where close contact with other
persons is likely.
over-fague by play exercise
irregular hours.
8. Avoid swimming in polluted water Use only beaches
public pools declared safe by local health authorities
Avoid sudden chilling Remove wet shoes and clothing at
blankets heavier clothing handy
sudden weather changes.
the golden rule of personal cleanliness Keep
tightly covered and safe from flies other insects Garbage
should tightly other disposal facilities lack
ing, it should be buried or burned.
The national foundation also listed the following symptoms
of nfanle paralysis headache stomach
Stiffness unexplained Should strike
your family call doctor Immediately Early diagnosis
treatment qualified medical often
Gripping, the national foundation pointed
The organization emphasized that fear anxiety should
held to minimum cam confident attitude is conductive to
health and Parents sad should remember that Of
all those STRICKEN SO completely while
another 25 percent left with only slight aftereffec
polio is actually diagnosed contact the chapter of the Ma
tonal Foundation for mantie Paralysis serving
ty The chapter will that of the of and
ment which patient or family cannot meet.
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27
Safe al Home!

How safe is Home, sweet Home!
Statistics prepared by t h e Ma
tional Safety Council, Inc, show
that the average American home is
not the safest place in the world.
In fact, the mechanical and cleo
trically equipped industrial plant,
the bloody battlefield and even the
busy highway are responsible for
fewer deaths than the home.
Home accidents are expensive in
toll of life, time and money. But
they are preventable, according to
Russell Bergstrom, First Aid Chair
man, Maricopa County Chapter,
American Red Cross, who cites the
case of "a father who tripped over
a wire clothes hanger, falling and
breaking his arm. He was unable
to work at his occupation for six
weeks. This resulted in a $500 loss
of income. If the hanger had been
in the proper place, Bergstrom
claimed, or if the father had looked
before stepping, the accident might
have been avoided.
An accident of this kind affects
not only the family involved but
may be felt in the community. Be-
cause of the loss of income, this
mans wife stretched" all items to
the limit. This resulted in financial
loss to the butcher, the grocer, and
other merchants.
The majority of home accidents,
continued MorOcfrOn ain paucod
by careleSsneSs, haste, fatigue, poor
housekeeping practices and bad
judgment. The homemaker's prob
lem of safety is the same as that
of the safety engineer in industry.
The first step consists in making
every member of the family safety
conscious.
Many household hazards may be
eliminated by applying the follow
ing precautions:
1. Call the family's attention to
all hazards. Take steps to eliminate
them at the earliest opportunity.
2. Keep your home in good re-
pair.
3. Inspect wiring and electrical
equipment regularly.
4. Keep dangerous objects out of
children'S reach.
5. Avoid haste and carelessness
in performing everyday housekeep-
ing duties.
Be your own safety engineer, the
Chairman urged, in determining
and avoiding danger spots in your
home. Teach all members of the
family to practice caution and take
the hazards out of the home. En-
roll in a Red Cross First Aid class
to learn how to prevent accidents
in the home and how to care for
those who are accidentally injured.
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27

exbity furniture and distinctive
appearance the style
heating units In the attractive living above convecor
installed flush against the wall beneath the window where
practically demands the floor the
effectively into the adjacent wall Thanks to the
furniture grouped to the
without danger damage! Freestandng units such the
convecor shown simple to install part of Spring and Summer
modernization projects.
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27

Babies come into the world with
out ideas of right or wrong. Ac-
cording to Childcraft books, they
acquire their social behavior pat
terms from their home and school
environments.
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Evening star., 1949-08-02

he knows where a stolen car can
be disposed of for 100000 lire.
Since the Italians, like the
French. know that it is not neces-
sary to maintain single mood
throughout film. Woman
Trouble" does not confine itself
to treating Paolo's problems
solemnly. With wife like Linda,
a man can't steal an automobile
in peace. Suspicious that Paolo
and his friend are up to some
deviltry involving women. Linda
tags along while they are trying
to dispose of the car.
Paolo's plight may be a sad
one, but there are some fine mo-
ments of ironic comedy as he, his
friend, his wife. and his son tool
about the countryside in a "hot"
convertible. There are some very
funny moments when Linda. un-
aware of what is going on, let's
her temper loose on the quiet
Sunday air. drawing crowds and
police attention to a couple of
men who are trying to be as in
conspicuous as possible in four
scatter sports Job that would be
conspicuous at an automobile
Evening star., 1949-08-02

who collect at such places main
tain even a slight interest in the
love lives of artists.
This, therefore. is how it hap
pened that mo Time for Comedy
came to the Meridian Park The
ater last night.
There is a new cast, of course.
With Miss Cornell serene at Nam
tucket, Edith Atwater is now
playing Linda Paige. Laurence
Olivier. who has gone on to far
more profound accomplishments,
has been replaced by Helmut
Dantine.
1t is not their presence which
accounts for the fact that mo
Time for Comedy" has become
summer theater quality drama.
This is simply what it always was.
one more chicken come home to
roost.
The honest estimate of the cur
rent company's work is that its
play Behrman's comedy
for what it actually is worth. This
is nothing more nor less than the
amusement which always has lain
in the emotional twists of artistic
humans. Their goat-like leaps
from bed to bed in an effort to
outrun boredom always seem to
have something funny about
them.
Berhman's play is essentially
about a wise, beautiful actress
and her effort to opiate the phil
andering instict in her playwright
husband.
Naturally, this makes the pan
(Miss Atwater and Dantine) the
major figures in the play. Yet al
this late date. there is a question
that this is the most clever thing
about Behrmans comedy. There
is banker on the premises wnc
may be the most refreshing char
acter of the lot.
The custom of playwrights is tc
dismiss bankers as clods, coir
vending machines which really
don't work. The man in mo Time
for Comedy" is only a emi-clod
He gives off glints of being a lot
more human, and possibly even
sophisticated, than theatergoers
have been led to believe. Like the
artists in whose lives he reluctant
ly mingles, he has his own ivory
Evening star., 1949-08-02

tower to retreat to. AS playhouses
go. it may be less dull than those
of the presumably more gifted
ones in the comedy.
There are indications that the
dialogue has been repainted here
and there in the Meridian Park
exhibit. A reference to Congress
and investigations appears in the
first act as one sample.
Naturally, the major plot is
concerned with Linda Paige S
effort to rescue her adored. erratic
dramatist husband from the wiles
of Amanda Smith. Amanda is the
bankers wife. type that likes to
inspire artists who feel they are
written out. Her motives are not
purely altruistic, in fact ere not
pure anything, but she gives Linda
rather a run for her money Until
it is time for the final curtain.
The best thing about the play
still is the second act, and speci-
fically. the scene in which
Amanda and the harrassed play
wright toss off a play in a longish,
amusing stretch of dialogue. The
act of drama creation has seldom
been revealed as more silly than
Berhman makes it sound in this
passage.
The rest of mo Time for
Comedy" is quite more tried and
time worn.
Such is the evolution of plays
of this type that Barbara Joyce
in the role of the other woman
has an extreme proneness to steal
what is left of this one. She makes
Ia rather shining moment of hel
big scene with Dantin in the sec
ond act quite as if she forgot
IBerhman's basic intentions in
writing the play.
Miss Atwater is a serene sort of
Linda, forced to underplay every
thing as fundamentally good
women always are.
Dantine gives an accomplished
Interpretation of the basically
shallow playwright and Joseph
Allen, jr., is a stage banker toward
whom the real things might well
be grateful. 81
Evening star., 1949-08-02
Trouble
Ap|enty
Anna Mognoni
Turns to Comedy .
In Dupont Film

WOMAN TROUBLE" Lux Pilm re-
lease starring Anna Magnani, produced
by Dino de Laurentis, directed by Mario
Camerini. screenplay by Piero Tellini. in
Italian with Engltsh subtitles. At the
Dupont.
Evening star., 1949-08-02

show. Paolo's troubles finally are
Strengthened out. all right. but
you would enjoy seeing it done at
the Dupont more than you would
reading about it here.
Miss Magnani, as was hinted
back there. lends life to comedy
with the same intensity she usually
is showing more serious things.
Massimo Girotti. as Paolo. and
Checco Rissone. as his crony in
crime, are the busiest and ablest
members of her supporting cast.
and Checco Durante contributes
a fine comic moment as a dealer
in stolen automobiles who gets
religion at a most inconvenient
time.
Evening star., 1949-08-02

turned out to be a million dollar
business, it seemed ever so wise of
the critics not to have chided them
for such frivolity.
You do not make a million dol
lars in the theater without pleas
ing large number Of people and
leaving your banker feeling that
you gave the public what it
wanted.
In time. the magic of its pop
ularity even went so far as to
obscure what a pot-boiler mo
Time for Comedy" really was.
When it came time to put it on
the library shelves, only its sue
cess was remembered. This could
but mean that it would keep re-
appearing in the summer theater
as long as there was a summer
theater. And, as long as audiences
Evening star., 1949-08-02
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
Meridian Hill Park-"The Time
of Your Life: g. so pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Lo for the Sill
yer Lining; lis, 800, 5:25, 7:3C
and $40 pm.
Capitol-"In the Good Old
Summer Time; IL am. LAO
4:25. ITO and 9:55 pm. Stage
shows: /. 3::45. $50 and o:10 pm
Columbia-"The Wizard Of o.
I11:25 am. 1:30, 3:35, $40, 7:45
and 9:55 pm.
Dupont-"Woma Truble";; l
2:40. 4:25, 6:10, 7:55 and go p IN
Hippodrome Don't Take II
to Heart; 2:05, $40 and 8:2S
pm.
Keith's-"The Lady Gambles"
11:20 am, 1:20, 800, 5:25, 1870
and 9:35 pm.
Little-"The Bank Dick: 1905
2:45. $50. 800 and 11:05 PIN
Metropolitan-"The Red Men
ace; 11:15 am, 1:20, 3:25, $50
TAO and a:45 pm.
National-"F "Fountainhead" lis
800. 5:25. 7:30 and 9:35 pm.
Palace ANY Number Car
Play; II am, 1:05, 3:15, $50
7::3O and 9:40 pm.
Pix - "Passionnelle" 2, 4:45,
1870 and 1915 pm.
Playhouse-"The Fan; II am
12:45, 2:30, Ais, g., 7:50 and
$40 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Street;
10:45 am, 12:35, 2:30, 4:25, $40.
BIS and 1905 pm.
Warner-'Look for the Silver
Lining; 11:15 am, lis, 3:20
$50. 1885 and 9:15 pm.
Evening star., 1949-08-02
Ferrer Signed
HOLLYWOOD.


Mel Ferrer has been signed by
Howard Hughes to a long-term
RKO Radio contract as director
actor. He is currently before the
cameras with Joan Fontaine, Rob-
ert Ryan, Zachary Scott and Joan
Leslie in this studios Bed of
Roses"
Ferrer came to Hollywood from
the Broadway stage. where he
scored in the leading role of
Strange Fruit" More recently
he has earned acclaim with his
screen portrayal in Lost Boun-
darieS.'
Evening star., 1949-08-02
BY Harry Macarthur

The troubles that beset a man
with no job and a nagging wife
are studied with both sympathetic
concern and high humor in
Woman Trouble" the new Italian
film at the Dupont. Director
Mario Camerini has managed to
blend both poignance and comedy
in satisfying photoplay that as
sumes no airs of epic stature
Anna Magnani and her supporting
cast 60 along with him the whole
way, too. Miss Magnani proving
she is as adept at comedy as at
intense drama.
Woman Trouble" is what Paolo
has all right. A war veteran who
can't find work to provide for his
wife and child, he finally is driven
to desperation by his mates
shrewish tongue. He is ripe for
the deed when friend tells him
Evening star., 1949-08-02

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Evening star., 1949-08-02

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GLENN FORD in THE UNDERCOV-
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Evening star., 1949-08-02

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bargain price! Made with a clear amber plastic
back, this wonderful brush boasts the popular
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Sanitary, easy to clean, you'll use it to help
Evening star., 1949-08-02
Comedy Is sDe-ennphosized
In No in0e for Comedy
By Joy Cormody

Because N Berman wrote for Katharine Cornell everyone
Comedy when it produced
decade
respectable people in the
Charming If they wanted to
colaborate potboler that their business and when
Evening star., 1949-08-02

r VY n0 28th & AIobomo Ave. Sc
MA ] AVn VI. 1000. ca Bu. 10 Doc,
GLENN FORD in "UNDERCOVER
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-30

adults who have enjoyed the delicious meals so welcome
after Norcom hikes 10 nearby Dexter Mich
COMES THURSDAY NIGHT before camp season closes,
August will be III" Neghbor party at which time The
campers and entertain the farmers and merchants
the surrounding with k dancing songfests and refresh
en neghbors who furnish food and perform
many happy girls far from the congestion OF city
streets On program will be four girls who have spent the
tire summer Erone Coney who the first cam
per 10 register this twenf Shirley and Beverley
Morley and Judith Anne Williams
MANY GROUPS assist the program by providing camper
ships for girls unable the required fee Included IN the list
are the Opmissu Highland Park the Highland Park Ro
ar Club Homemakers Club Visiting Housekeepers AS
YwcA Friendly Department Bureau Of Social Aid
business and Professional Club Of Detroit Michigan Chill
drens Institute Lucy Board Residential Council Ford
Local 500 Auxiliary and other organizations
ADULTS would like the camping experience can spend
the week Of August September at the picturesque site Mrs
taking for that period II ideal for
commute On August 9Th an inerraclal
holding an institute the United States Steel
workers with staff from outstanding universities
Other groups using facilities during this season have included
The Sunday Cavacsde coed and group OF employed
girls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-30
SPEAKING OF VACATION SITE:

SPEAKING OF VACATION SITES Conkin Bray is also
in Of the outstanding camping GREEN PASTURES
CAMP Urban League project He the Camp director Just
the lake Midwest Resort the Of Dr. Ar Thomas S
is to this lovely vacation that Deoers will
Sunday, August They will Fred Hart Williams Lieutenant
Wallace Williams and H. Marion Williams old fashioned
basket The has been planned Tooth
anniversary OF the coming Detroit and Michigan N849 Of the
grand the The
Northwest pioneers Marian and John Williams who made
their via the underground and with personal danger from the
south
ENJOYING THE COOL BREEZES OFF LAKE ERIE al
Colchester members OF the Danes prominent social club Car
with families made the trek
Mrs Kngmans where enjoyable day swimming
boating and eating fried chicken and homemade breads The
sought keep cool pretty cotton often with
shoulders full effect Of OF Rhoda johnson
pesnsant dirndl skirt Of Eleanor Grit
cool cotton ock featuring hand painted flowers
background Of tropical The strap OF white lace tan
Mills lovely also the orchid linen
rock by Sue Dodds Isola Graham costume
candy stripe pque in red and white saplss and with scaopcd
detail hemlne Others the group Lawrence Johnson
the Glenn caldwe DR. Otis Sweet Mary Helen and Lovne