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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-09-13

ground worker. fighting for the
freedom of Israel. The picture it
self may be of a controversial ma
ture, but there is no doubt about
Marta's ability as an actress. In
contrast to her other pictures, she
wears no glamorous clothes or ex-
otto hairdos, but as the only girl
in the cast she wins a great deal
of the honors for the picture.
Her next assignment for Univer-
sal-International, which is sched-
uled to start within a week. Is
''Panther's Moon. mystery
thriller with smuggling plot.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-09-13
Backstage
Hollywood
BY Leonard ClairmOnt
in the Pacific Coast Viking
The Case of
Ingrid Bergman

Ingrid Bergman is not a very
happy girl. And who can blame
her? Newspapers and magazines
the world over have all but torn
her to pieces, and now she is ready
to give up her brilliant career be-
fore the cameras because of it.
For years she was the favorite of
the daily press as we'll as of the
movie press in every country in
the world. Why this sudden change
of heart? 1 have a theory, but of
course l am often wrong
Ever since Ingrid came to this
country she has been pictured as
the sweetest, purest thing on the
screen today. Her natural beauty
her radiant health, her unpreten-
tious way of living were synony-
nous with her name. Movie col
umnists worked the old phrases
to death. and any spectacular
writer who felt like throwing a
stone into this calm and peaceful
sea of clean publicity, soon changed
his mind when he realized he would
have to face the ire of millions of
Bergman fans, and among them
his readers. Smart columnists do
not offend their readers, just for
the sake of saying something spec
tacular. Having known In gri d
Bergman even before she made a
picture in Hollywood, l must say
there has never been any diff
culties on my part to say nice
things about her.
Maybe "Arch of Triumph" was
her undoing. The picture was def
initely not good, and her sudden
disapproval of Hollywood and its
production methods did not do
much to hold her old friends.
Then followed Joan of Arc, no
great triumph either in spite of the
fact that it cost nine million dol
lars and also won an Academy
award for the best color photogra-
ply of the year. The old myth
that an Ingrid Bergman picture is
always good had been exploded
and many of her fans left her.
Now was the time for news re-
porters to get their sensational
little items in. Her married life
was attacked and she was severely
criticized for preferring to work in
Europe for a foreign director. In
formation, having reached many
reporters during the last three
years-including myself-by the
old grapevine, whispered that all
was not well in the Bergman
Lindstrom household. with no
danger of arousing the readers
which probably would have hap
pened two. three years ago-the
papers now welcomed any chance
to be sensational at Ingrid's eX-
pense. Her love for Roberto Ros-
selini was played up, and is still
being played up, with no one CIV
ing a boot for the feelings of her
husband, DR.. Peter Lindstrom.
Ingrid has found out one thing.
The people who made a living
writing nice things about her in
the papers, are now protecting
their pay checks by writing things
not so nice. Ingrid has become
disillusioned and if she feels like
chucking her whole career. maybe
she cannot be blamed Carlo al
ways stayed away from interview
ers completely and therefore never
was disillusioned. but Ingrid tried
so hard to please them all.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-09-13
Parliament (Storting)

The Norwegian representative
assembly or Parliament is called
the "Storting." 1t is composed of
$50 members, so representing the
towns and cities. and 100 the rural
districts.
All Norwegian subjects, men and
women, have the right to vote,
provided they are at least 81 years
of age, have lived in Norway for
years and have not had their
right to vote suspended or cancel
led. The ballot is written and sec
ret, and takes place or the same
day in October or November. for
all electoral districts. The num-
Der of representatives to be elect
ed from each district is determin
ed in the constitution. Eligible for
election are all men and women
who have reached the age of 80
years, have resided in Norway for
2l years and are entitled to vote.
The electoral period is years
The Storting can not be dissolved
during the electoral period.
From among its members each
Storting in its first meeting elects
u to constitute the "Lagting,"
while the rest forms the "Odel-
sting" This division is of import
ance only with regard to propos-
ais of laws, which must be discus
sed separately in the Odelsting and
the Lagting. All other decisions
leg budget matters. financial de-
cisions, political and administra-
tive resolutions) are made by the
united Storting.
The members of the Lagting
may also, together with the Su-
preme Court, form the High Court
of the Realm. This court meets to
hear cases against members of the
Government, which may be
brought up by the Odelsting. 1t is
noteworthy feature of the Norwe-
gian parliamentary system that
both houses" of the Storting are
elected together, the division TAX
ing place afterwards.
The Storting may require mod
ifications to be made in treaties
with foreign powers. and it is its
prerogative when and if necessary
to elect the heir to the throne, the
King and the Regency.
The Nobel Peace Prize is dis
tributed annually by committee
of five persons elected by the
Storting, as specified in the will
Of the donator.
The officers of the Storting are
the President tspeakerl and Vice
president of the Storting together
with the presidents of the Odel-
sting and Lagting.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-09-13
Edgar Bergen evidently liked

Edgar btrgtn tNIuthtIN HkeU
being a character actor in Il Re
member Mama" where he played
a whimsical undertaken; he is at it
again in Paramount sea adven-
ture film. Captain China. play
ing a pretty straight role. Besides
Bergen. fellow Swede Jeffrey Lynn
is in the picture with Gail Russell
and John Payne.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-09-13
Marta Toren's fourth picture

Nartd TUrthS TVufth pICtUft,
Sword in the Desert. has had
its premier in New York and a
few other places, and has been
favorably received everywhere.
Here Marta plays a Jewish under
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-09-13

Minister Matthias Nassard is
soon expected to be appointed
Danish ambassador TO Norway.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-09-13

Nils Asther. who got such a raw
deal from the press. when he was
discovered doing an honest job
at the Election Office in the Los
Angeles City Hall as Deputy City
Clerk Asther", has finished his
memoirs for the Swedish weekly.
"Vart Hem" In the meantime, he
has received many offers in spite
of the fact that he was dealt a
rather unfair blow below the belt.
One offer in particular came from
the Academy of Arts. of Newark,
N J., and they want him there as
an instructor in dramatics. II rs
not very likely. however, that he
will accept this offer He is inter-
ested in the stage. and when the
season opens this fall, it is pos
sible that he has accepted one OF
the many offers to do a play IN
New York.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-09-13
Introd ucing Scandinavia
Denmark

The Mode of spending the
Evening in Denmark, indoors
and out.
Evening star., 1949-03-03
ADVERTISEMENT.
THE LATEST
FASHION FLASH

SLENDER SILHOUETTE RE
TURNING IN FRENCH AND
U. s. DESIGN" says famous fash
ion expert! To go on-"One
thing 1 notice as I read the New
York and Paris releases that
come to my desk is the impor-
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OF course it is the French inf1u-
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lit?
Well there is one thing you can
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Base HsmPq sna Msr:es aS BSns S1ns RI IT, Ess
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imGtay Madeline RaE sa5binston, a f e. 1900 Spring
John ohm. co!man. %, b 1899 g ege st; NV. and
waiter feie Biakney, 40. and Rosie Williamson
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| NV, and Marie Gary, 2s, 500 Lamopt
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chaTiss alfss0E WefeSea eHSeR IS 0y FAILS c5arch Va
R5srd EGSs ssToy suHhn S SGi T. RGssft Xa
NE, and Matte Kelly. 40; 7s2 Kenil'
veFnsrd TSsrd fIily ffS ns5 g. Portsmouth, Va. and
M3ss esss fsys@ L9maE ls s6 81 eb St St. me- nw
Julia Adams, 3S. 6i0 Columbia I'd n,y
John Roberts. 30, and Janet Dunaway, 20
Ja@es RHsh HoDsoh % as1a9as4 @ a4o IS
Sc, and Ethel Tropak. Is, 405 36tt
| st. ne.
10th of 251S 18th St. NV:
Edward Shields, 20, 2121 u Ward pl. NV.
| and Doris Bell, 20, 1899 10Th st. NV
Robert Suter, "a, Keyser, w. Va, anc
| Eileen Delaney, 32, 1912 9TH st. ne.
Ernest Chappeu. jr.. 26. Baltimore, ans
| Sarah Helm, 25. 737 Hobart pl. NV.
Dietrich Eebers, SO, 5000 Adams St ne.
and Georgia Poole, 81, 1922 10th st
Harold ;S; Smith. %, st; Joseph, NO. ant
Emerson Turner, So 5000 18th st, NV.
and Ann Frazier, "a: 1926 Sth st. W
John Kunst, 36, Grafton, w. Va, ant
| Shade Blanchard, 40, Arlington, Va.
James Conley, 55, 44s K st. NV, ant
Louise Aston, 80; 1915 @ st. NV.
George Ware. 90, SO Defrees st. n.W'' ant
| Doris Gibson. is, 10 st. ne.
julius Hodges, 43, 1908 1st st: ne, ant
| Doris Leale. 20, 80 Rhode Island ave
ne.
Charles Webb. pa. and Marion Doud, ~
| both of 1913 10Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-03

SHOPPING MADE EASY by
those new General Electric 4.
Lamp packages! Four so or 100
watt G-E bulbs come in one neat
carton, two to a sleeve max
ing it so easy to buy, carry and
use the bulbs! No wrapping, no
waiting for G-E bulbs are
factory tested. The package tucks
snugly underarm or in your shop
ping bag and you can store 1t
safely in very little shelf space.
And the bulbs pop out in jiffy!
4-Lamp packages in 60-watt. 4St.
100-watt, 60c. Plus tax. Look for
the initials, G-E. Research is al
ways at work to make G-E lamps
STAY BRIGHTER LONGER!
Evening star., 1949-03-03

YOU'LL NEVER KNOW just
how easy dishwashing can be
.. that is. until you use GLIM!
That's because this amazing new
liquid dishwashing sensation gives
rich, instant suds in hard or soft
water getting dishes so spot
lessly clean they dry crystal-clear
even without wiping! GLIM'S q
delight to work with, too =. for
it's sneeze-tree and as kind to
your hands as beauty soap! And
that's not all it's wonderfully
economical, as well-a single
bottle is plenty for 80 dishwash-
ings. You'll say you've discov.
cred a miracle" when you dis
cover GLIM so get bottleu
Made by the makers Of Bab-Ol
Evening star., 1949-03-03

nourishment children need! De-
1tcious as is, the whole family
will love these nuggets of nour-
ishment" in hot breads and pud-
dings, too 80 better keep an
extra carton handy just for cook.
ing and baking. And remember
-. whether following your own
recipes or using prepared mixes
for bran mullins. hot rolls and
buns, stir in plenty of plump.
Juicy SUN.MA1DS! And for ad-
ditional recipes. write for this
grand 32-page booklet, "Do,cn-
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dress Nancy Sasser, Dept. 81, 271
Madison Ave-. New York 16, N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-03-03
,serIss and Mary Chambers, girl.
Bow Scout Benefit Boil

A ball for the benefit Of Boy
Scouts in the Philippines will be
held at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
National Press Club ballroom. It
will mark the end of a fund
raising campaign.
Evening star., 1949-03-03
Deaths Reported
(From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Stats

(From the D. C. Bureau OF Vital Statistics.
James B. Early. 81, 340s Patterson st. NV
James B. G. Curtis, 66. 304l sedsWick
Louise s. Graham, 65. 3133 Connecticut
coteridge c. vickery. 90, 1920 Upton st
airline line Eblins, infant, 1929 Fairlins ave
Charles H Gardner, rs, Glenn pale, Nd
Max j. Zimmerer. "a. 413 Franklin ct. ne
Thomas Bladen. 81, 607I2-A G st. NV.
John Quinn, II, Kingston, Mass
Maria E. Previti, infant, 1915 Carpenter
Isaac Collie. AZ. COZ E NV.
Agnes L. Allen, SO. s04 9th st. s.w:
Patsy v Hurt, infant, Falls Church. Va
Eliza F. Butler, so. 50T L st. s.e.
Marie L. johnson. 60, 30@S Sherman ave
joseph Mitchell. 80, 1858 4th st. NV.
Adaline Morris. a5. 1900 w st. NV.
| Sherman Bradley. 81. s5S 5lst st. ne
Edward Cobb. 81, 1901 1th st. NV.
John Ware, 90. 1913 5th ST. NV
clara Cooke. "a, 1894 Morris I'd. Sc.
Evening star., 1949-03-03
KEEP A CARTON OF SUM-
MAID Raising right

where the young
sters can grab hand
fuls tween meals.
for this natural,
sun-speetened Con
Iection' provides
Just the energy-food
Evening star., 1949-03-03
Births Reported
(From the D. C. Bureau Of vital statii

t4AC ~ ~ 1AA e@o VA sAsoA St~SAosAS~'
Arnold and virginia Alexander. girl.
Charles and Ann Baker, boy.
David and Shirley Boxer, girl.
Noble and Shirley Barnes, girl.
Kenneth and Bessie Blundon. boy.
Arthur and Diane Callahan boy.
Bradford and Doris Cole, boy.
BENJAMIN and Gracia Denniberg, boy.
Floyd and Grace Dubas, girl.
George and Mary Duffy. boy,
Giles and Anne Eubank, girl.
Leo and Erma> Pinnerty, boy.
Jaime and Hortenia Fonseca. boy.
Alfred and Marie Goley, boy -,
Clarence and Marguerite Harrison, girl
Milton and Rose Hauft. girl.
Fielder and Margaret Hays. girl.
Dorsel and Virginia Hensley. girl.
John and Mary Jones, boy.
Mark and Ruth Kann, boy.
Leo and Clara KrebS. girl.
Philip and Evelyn Laten, bog.
Bernard ano Dorothy Molekamp, noy.
Joseph and Mary Crsini, girl.
John and Margaret Shada, boy.
Charles ana Laura Shaver. boy,
| Charles and Rebecca Sherman. boy. =,
| George and Margarete Templeman, glrl.
| Samuel and Josephine Tyrrell. boy.
| George and Mary Webster. boy;
Raymond and Gladys White, girl;
| Clarence and Christine Berry. gin.
| Justice and Anna Brandon, girl;
| John and Muriel Broadway, Rlrl.
William and Mary Burrell. boy.
Earl and Syble Caldwell girl
Clarence and Abbie Carr, girl; X
William and Juanita Chamberlain, boy.
Evening star., 1949-03-03

GERS into little pats and it's dressed for the table,
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Evening star., 1949-03-03
A6sMzz0SzST SaeczaN
BUY-LINES by Nancy Sasser


with silver the gypes and Ill
you'll
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Range at your Dealers tomorrow
Evening star., 1949-03-03

/ HAVE A WONDERFUL TIP
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BORDEN'S, it's got to be goodL
Evening star., 1949-03-03
Marriage License
| Applicotions

Under d. C. law, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. 10ait three full days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1949-03-03

for now you can get Swift's ALL
SWEET in Nib. prints! But that's
only one reason to rejoice :. these
A-lb. prints are already colored a
"scrumptious," golden YELLOW, and
are parchment wrapped to guard"
their country fresh goodness! This
Evening star., 1949-03-03

IN SPUD RUTs Why not serve your treat
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Evening star., 1949-03-03

OF
slices Of SPAN Serve piping hot!
It's SPANS apue pork ham flavor that makes
this dish ertrddcious which perfectly with
vegetables makes marvellous sandwiches tool So shop
wisely always buy SPAM Made only by HORNED!
Evening star., 1949-03-03

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d
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Sprinkle lightly with salt Six servings
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n
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Evening star., 1949-03-03

SWEET POTATO DISHES "favorites with most folks
especially LOUISIANA Golden Yam Sweet Po-
A "fxin' y" That's because these Dixie
land soeeer uicier softer than other
IESN5 sweets" anywhere else and they have NO
stringy fbers! How "spot" em? Like this
NWl they have regular shape and their coats"
49, a smooth, goden-red which says" plain as days
inside" Come fresh or in Spe-
Sweet Potatoes and rest assured you're
getting the atctest seetest swee available dnyohere!
IT'S STILL NPPY cold salad the main
dish supper :. a SPAN N HOT POTATO - D.
sicktotheribs savoriness plus III E
q spring-resh crspness and favor: (&0 ~
q and brown ~
with In hot fat Remove M&&O
cooked
potatoes When mixture ts piping hot turn into bowl
Evening star., 1949-09-08

titles to be shown at the Little
and Dupont during the next sew
eral months, one of the least
known picture holds the maxi
mum of interest in the trade and
among the Nations motion pic
ture critics.
It is Make Way for Tomorrow, ;"
starring Victor Moore and Beulah
Bondi. The screenplay. based
upon a successful novel by Martha
Ostenso (unless memory is being
treacherous) is the story of loneli-
ness and lovelessness in old age;
in fact the whole relationship be-
tween elderly parents and middle
aged children.
Critics greeted it as one of the
truly superb accomplishments in
dramatic narration by Hollywood.
1t made virtually every 10-best
list of its year and picked up
numerous incidental honors.
Despite its triumph in these re-
spects. it was a signal failure at
the box Office. The only reason
ever offered for this was that Ac-
tor Moore, a lifelong comedian.
was not acceptable in a tragic role
despite the searching brilliance
with which he played it.
Every one is waiting to see what
it will do this time out, including
this reviewer who rates Make
Way for Tomorrow" still as one
of the movie industry's memorable
achievements.
X X X X
From Harold Hefferman's Holly
wood column:
"Is Hollywood soon to usurp
New York's bright and exclusive
spot in the legit show producing
sun?
"A good many theatrical wise
acres are wagering the movie
town will be originating most Of
the big stage hits here-perhaps,
they add significantly. to the ex-
tent of sending second companies
on to New York"
They should not have trouble,
Mr.. H.. getting takers for their
bets. At any favorable odds they
care to name.
Memos: Julian Mayfield. Dun
bar High graduate who last season
starred in Blackfriar's Guilds
"City of Kings" has turned play
wright :. His "Fire" will be pro-
duced by Group 20 Players, Hart
ford, Conn. summer stock COM
pany Barter Theater which
begins it's annual tour next week,
will make its Washington appear
ance on Sept. "a It's nearby
dates include Arlington, Sept. 20,
and Arlington Farms. the follow
ing night The Lunts' II Know
My Love-" will make its Atlantic
seaboard bow in Boston Oct. 10
7. ?. It will play there three weeks,
open in New York the last week
in October darlington Play
ers will open their Fall season the
first week in October with Night
of January 49," the melodraI1la
which has opened more seasons In
more places than any other play
fof the last decade Fairlington's S
| elementary school auditorium will
be the place.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Meridian Hill Park-"O Mistress
Mine; $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Rope of Sand;
/, $40, $40, 7:30 and 9:45 pm.
Capitol-"Too Late for Tears; !;
II am. 1:45, 4:30, tbs and 10
pm. Stage shows: 1855. $40.
6:25 and 9:15 pm.
COlumbia-"Madame Bovary"::
1850 am, 2::2o, 4:50, 7:2o and
$50 pm.
Dupont-"Desire"; 100. 4:O5,
7:10 and 1920 pm.
Hippodrome - MY Son, My
Son; 3:15. 6::25 and 9:35 pm.
Keith's-"Yes Sir, That's My
Baby; 11:40 am. lao, $40, 5:45
7:45 and $50 pm.
Little-"If I Had A Million;
Evening star., 1949-09-08

New Copenhagen Hotels
Copenhagen will have four new
hotels operating in 1850, to aid in