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Evening star., 1950-11-02

tive campaign.
Fortunately, the
a t t e m pit on
President Tru-
man at Blair
House seems to
have had its
origins beyond
our shores.
N e verthelesS
it lends a flavor
Of st can hap
pen here" to
the situation
and that is
probably some
of that famous
Ty11poor 1,,oG
Evening star., 1950-11-02

IOr reasons OF
future security.
to p re v e n t
Southeast Asia
from donina-
ton by the So
Wet Union and
its allies, who
are hostile to
the w e S t ern
powers. When.
h o W e yer, we
win in Korea,
this problem is
not solved, for
all that is won
Evening star., 1950-11-02

nave IT right
between the
eyes.
AS much as I
h a tie w e ar
in G widower's
weeds, I'll have
to admit that
the painter has
a point.
Y e S t e r d ay
afternoon W e
paid a visit to
the apartment
we are going to
occupy this fall
Evening star., 1950-11-02

tion to those he
has mentioned.
Enactment of a
war profits tax.
e x t e n sion of
rent on troll
and granting of
s t a t e hood to
Alaska and Ha-
waii are impor-
tant. Just as
important, now
ever, is the re-
peal or correc-
tion Of t h e
Mundt . Nixon
Evening star., 1950-11-02

about charging
the ipin G
go v er n m e n t
with open war
fare against the
United Nations
forces.
This caution
may have been
prompted by
Washington. At
the outset of
the police
action" in Ko-
rea, Generals
simo Chang
Evening star., 1950-11-02
By LoveH Melleff

The President, if he calls Con-
gress back earlier than November
27. the date now set. should ask
for action on one matter in addi-
Evening star., 1950-11-02
By Constantine BrOvn

In spite of increasing proof that
Chinese Communist troops now
are fighting in Korea, Gen. Mac
Arthur's headquarters is cautious
Evening star., 1950-11-02
McLemore
Nearly Loses Wife
After Painting Row
By Henry McLemore

Somewhere In New York there
is a painter who is shopping for a
blunderbuss with the express in
tention of letting my wife, Jeanie,
Evening star., 1950-11-02
b. Doris Fieeson

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-For a.
confused few hours it looked as if
a touch Of political assassination
might be added to this unattrac-
Evening star., 1950-11-02
By Dorothy Thomson

In foreign policy one action
usually involves others. However
the Korean war may be RATIONAL
lied. its only justifiable purpose is,
Evening star., 1950-12-09

movie business in a social way,
will have the second of its recep-
on-screenings at the Motion
Picture Association headquarters,
December IS at $3.50 pm. Film
feature for the invitational affair
will be the screen version of THE
Magnificent Yankee" starring
Louis Calhern who played the late
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes in
the stage play by Emmett Lavery.
Lavery's play deals with the
Washington years of Justice
Holmes life.
X X
Saturday summary: Washing
tons Film Council will deal with
'The use of films in employe re-
lations' at its December luncheon
meeting at the YWCA next
Wednesday Speakers will be
&c. o. Henderson, United States
Department of Agriculture and
Robert B. Freeman, of the State
Department All Souls Episco-
pal choir and Catholic Univer-
sity's glee club will sing Christ
mas carols at the Christmas party
and program of the Children's
Playhouse of Northern Virginia
next Saturday There will be
two performances of the varied
Christmas show, at 1890 am.
and 2:30 pm. at George Wash
ington High School in Alexandria
The 90-piece Air Force Sym
hony orchestra and a chorus of
200 voices will present Handel's
The Messiah" in two perform
ances at Lisner Auditorium, De-
cember 10 and 20 The Sing
ing Sergeants," George Washing
ton University glee club. and the
Eldebrooke M. E. Church choir
will constitute the vocal groups
Warrant Officer Robert L.
Lander will conduct Bernard
Shaw's Caesar and Cleopatra"
will open a weeks run at Mary
land University on Monday night
Performances begin at 8:15
and tickets are on sale at the
central auditorium boxoffice !
Nancy Andrews who made her
first impact on Broadway in Jean
and Walter Kerr's c. U. revue.
Touch and Co." has this sea-
sons best under study joo :.
She is backstopping Ethel Mer-
man, an extraordinarily hardy
star, but at a salary that goes
with being able to take over for
such a performer.
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Hollywood Diary
Pascal Wants Deborah Kerr
For The Doctors Dilemma
By SheiIoh Grohom

| Martin-that's a break for any
girl-in the RCA record album of
songs from 1.-TWO Tickets to
Broadway"
William Holden is in a fix. He
wants to star in the prize fighter
role in "The Harder They Fall" )"
for Wald and Krasna, but he is
still on suspension at Columbia.
And until it's lifted, no decision
can be made.
Ingrid Bergman, by the way,
has cabled her lawyer, Greg
Bautzer, that she likes the script
of the Wald-Krasna production.
Strike a Match" So you can
bet she will star in it.
Mona Freeman means to the
dean of Harvard's graduate school
of education, on the set of "Ren-
devious, How long can I go on
looking IL years old? I'm "a"
Il have the same trouble" said
the dean, who Is in his late thir-
ties.
Yvonne De Carlo is on her way
to London to star with Roland
Culver and Peter Ustinov Nero
of "Quo Vadis') in Hotel Sa-
hara." Sounds like a repeat of
her seven wells stuff.
Peggy Cummins has asked Sy
Bartlett to give her away at her
marriage in London to Derek
Dunnett. If Sy can get away from
his scripting chores at 20th-Fox,
he says it will be a pleasure.
Peter Lawford gave an inter-
view to a Sydney newspaper in
which he said, Australian girls
are too made up. I long to wash
their pretty little faces and put
them out in the sun" Pete is
having a good time down under.
Lisa Ferraday, the brunette
beauty with the OSS in the war,
is coming along nicely with her
film career. She has just COM
pleted Flame Of Stamboul."
Released by
North Americon Newspaper Allionee
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time Of Showing

Stage.
New Gayety-"Born Yesterday;
2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Arena-"Pygmalion"; 2:30 and
$50 pm.
Ambassador-"Highway 301"; /.
$40. $40, 7:30 and $50 pm.
Capitol - Mrs. O'Malley and
Mr.. Malone; 10:30 am, 1:10,
3:45, 6:25, 9:10 and 1850 pm.
Stage shows: 1925, 3. 5:45, 1925
and 11:05 pm.
Columbia "The House OF
Frankenstein";; II am, 1:25, $50,
$40, 8:45 and 11:15 pm.
Dupont-"Bitter Rice; l, $40,
Sis, 1880, 9:40 and 1850 pm.
Keith's "Deported";; IL, 2:10,
4:25, e:25, s:25. 1920 and 1920
pm.
Little-"The Bakers Wife: II,
1855, $50, 5:45. TAO and 9:40 pm.
Metropolitan THE Fuller
Brush Girl; HAS am, las. 3:45,
5:45, 7:45 and 9:45 pm.
National - "One Hour With
You; 1880. $50, $50 and $50
pm.
Palace - king Solomon's
Mines; IL am. los, 3:15, $40,
1880, 9:40 and 11:45 pm.
Pix-"Guadalcanal Diary: ESQ,
$40, 9:25 and 12:45 pm.
Playhouse-"Trio";; 1925 am.
12:45, 2:55, sos, 7:2o, 9:35 and
1850 pm.
Plaza Marriage Of Figaro:
1905, 2:05, 4. 6. 1855, 9:55 and
11::55 pm.
Trans-Lux Macbeth: 11:10
am, l, 2:50, ABS, 6:25. $40. 10
and 1850 pm.
Warner-"HighWay 301": 11:15
am, 1:15, 3:15, 5:25. 7:35, $50
and II pm.
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HOLLYWOOD:

HOLLYWOOD:
Deborah Kerr will star for Ga
briel Pascal in THE Doctors S
Dilemma. Gabby is expected in
Hollywood to clinch the deal with
Metro. I also hear from London
that George Bernard Shaw has a
nice little codicil in his will giving
Pascal the continued movie rights
to all his plays.
June Allyson's baby is now ex-
pected about January 4. Talked
to Husband Dick Powell. who
starts his Man on the Train"
picture for Metro at the end of
January, and he tells me, II had a
horrible time with my shoulder.
It started as a bad cold. then in
famed nerves. I'm having dia-
thermy treatment, but it will be
six weeks before the pain leaves
me, my doctor says"
Joan Crawford will probably be
having talented Jose Ferrer to
direct her in Clash by Night"
Jose, who would rather direct
than act, is having long-distance
talks on the subject with Pro-
ducer Jerry Wald.
Janet Leigh sings with Tony
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Hollywood Criticized
HOLLYWOOD.

Rene Clair and his wife blasted
Hollywood at a cocktail party in
their honor at the Dorchester
Hotel in London. M. Clair Grated:
Hollywood is one big silence. 1t
has been asleep for 18 years" His
wife stated: Il hated it. People
there live in a little world of their
own. The plumbing is magnificent.
But you cannot live only with
plumbing" Funny thing, you
never find the people who are
successful here knocking Holly
wood.
Richard Conte is going into bus
mess with wife Ruth. They're
setting up an independent picture
company. With his new free lane
ing freedom. life looks big, bright
and beautiful to Dick.
Marlene Dietrich is getting the
Legion Of Honor from France-in
appreciation for her wonderful
war work. S. G.
Evening star., 1950-12-09
New Opera Film,
On Plaza Screen,
Is Well Sunq
By Horry Macarthur

This probably will bring the
opera lovers down on us again,
but 1t is necessary to state fatty
that the plot of Marriage of Fig
aro" Is pretty foolish. It may
have been great shakes back in
1885 when Wolfgang Amadeus Won
Mozart first brought it to the
stage, but in 1850. in the new
motion picture version Of the
opera at the Plaza. it is almost on
a par with Down to Their Last
Yacht" picture made in 1884
and never forgotten by those con-
fronted with it.
Opera lovers, 1t must be ad-
mitted, 60 to hear the music and
usually don't give a hoot about
the plot, which. anyhow. is sung
in Italian, a language nobody
understands. Marriage OF Fig
aro" Is sung in German, which
is no improvement on Italian If
you don't understand it either.
This is just as well, in this case,
since the story. as revealed by the
English subtitles, tells how Fig
arc and Susanna try to get mar
ried and at the same time outwit
the count who employs them and
has ideas of exercising his ducal
prerogative on the wedding night.
This sounds right racy in sum-
nation but it was only innocently
dull yesterday afternoon. Mistaken
identity never was put through
more gruelling PAGES, even by
Shakespeare, than in the climactic
scenes of Marriage Of Figaro"
which presents two men sitting in
the moonlight wooing their wives
while thinking their wives are
someone else.
That out Of the way, let 1t be
said that the Plaza film is a hand
some and for all we know faith
full reproduction of the Mozart
opera. It has been endowed with
Mch production and the sound
track is treat for the ear. The
lyric beauty Of the Mozart music
is served excellently by singers
and orchestra. Since the players
with the exception of Will DOM
graf-Passbender who sings Figaro
apparently did not do their own
singing, there is an occasional ali
of detachment. At times q girl
singing a song is obviously listen
ing to it like the rest Of us, but this
shouldn't bother you too much.
The singers are talented and the
recording excellent.
If you are an old Mozart ad-
mirer, you won't find a thing to
complain about in this latest YER
sion of Marriage of Figaro"
The count, incidentally - no
point in leaving any loose ends
dangling-is foiled and everything
turns out fine for Susanna and
Figaro. But, of course, If you are
an old Mozart admirer you al
ready knew that.
Evening star., 1950-12-09

THE FULLER BRUSH GIRL" Co.
lumbia production and release, directed
by Lloyd Bacon, screenplay by Frank
Tashlin. At the Metropolitan.
Evening star., 1950-12-09

of the subject when he got the
first shot at it a season or so ago
Miss Ball and her principal col
league, Eddie Albert, are now
forced to fall back upon the dregs
of a script by Frank TaShlin. It
is the toughest of rough slapstick
and the fact that the stars come
through it unnamed physically
is tribute to their condition.
Albert. indeed. is undone if his
draft board sees the picture for
on the basis of this performance
alone he could be classified no
less than la.
AS the hard working heroine
of 1.-The Fuller Brush Girl" and
a pretty funny girl with anything
to be funny about, Miss Ball IS
not actually a Fuller brush girl
at all. What she is is another of
those dumb danes around whom
countless movie comedies have
been built. She starts life, or at
least the picture. as a telephone
operator who turns into a phoney
brush saleswoman after the boss
fires her for inefficiency.,
Handed the assignment to think
what might happen to a girl like
this, Director Lloyd Bacon and
his writer could not for the life
of them think of anything that
had not happened dozens of times
before. They have run through
the whole book of comedy gags
to come up with only two that
have the faintest merit of fresh
ness.
One of these is a home perma-
nent demonstration that ends up
with four bald-headed women out
to scalp Miss Ball and the other
q roof top melee that twists a
half-dozen television aerials out
of shape and does murderous
things to reception.
These are not bad, nor is an
other in which Miss Ball rolls
around ship using two life pre-
servers as wheels, but they are
not enough to make 'The Fuller
Brush Girl" as daffily comic as
Miss Ball usually is.
That Columbia had high hopes
for the Nets comedy, is implied
in it's employment of some actors
who are not bad when the script
is not bad. The number includes
Carl Benton Reid, Jerome Cowan.
John Litel, Lee Patrick and Fred
Graham. If only poor Tashlin had
been able to give them something
to get their teeth into.
X
Jane Greer, a local girl before
she went to Hollywood, made good
out there as a type who looked
as if she we're born to suffer. Now
that Howard Hughes has taken
over RKO and Miss Greer, the
matter has been given a second
thought and Jane is scheduled
for a first fling as the smiling
heroine of a comedy.
This reassessment of Miss
Greer's worth is the work OF Pro-
ducers Jerry Wald and Norman
Krasna. They are the pair who
decided to give her the top fem
mime role in "The Middle of the
Night" which is light-hearted
opus and which Wald expects to
prove that Miss Greer is a CO.
medienne of the late Carole Lom-
bard type.
A nicer thing could not happen
to any girl than to turn out to be
Miss Lombard's comedy equal.
y X X X
The Women's National Press
S11h which is going into the
Evening star., 1950-12-09

The Women's National Press
Club, which is going into the
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Drama News and Reviews
Lucille Ball Gives Her All
To The Fuller Brush Girl
By Joy Cormody

Having made THE Fuller Brush Man. and "The Fuller
Girl Columbia Pictures whole subject
brush and get to and better comedy idea.
film of the with Lucille Ball rkng limbs
laugh currently display the Metropolitan It's
Skeon the comedy Possibilities
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-06
Dual Citizenship
Boqey Is Blasted

BOSTON, Sept. 25. (JTA)-
Charges of "dual citizenship"
leveled against American Jews
were denounced by Attorney Gen.
eral J. Howard McGrath, address
sing a special New England con-
ference of the United Palestine
Appeal.
"I can see no possible problem
of it in anything loyal American
citizens of the Jewish faith do in
helping Israel" he said.
McGrath continued: "By help
ing Israel, the American Jew links
himself with Jewry everywhere in
developing their common heritage
the ethical principles of every
religion-liberty, justice and the
brotherhood of man. Indeed, the
establishment of the state of Is
rael has brought new dignity to
every Jew everywhere"
The Attorney General also as
serted that it was in the "best
interests of America" for Israel
to "stand as a strong outpost of
freedom and democracy in the
Near East" He declared that a
"self-governing, dignified, strong
and free nation in that part of the
world will be a potent element in
achieving and maintaining univer-
sal peace"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-06
Correspondents Named

Howard Jenefsky, son OF MIR.
and Mrs. r. L. Jenefsky of 1920
w. Encanto Blvd, and Ronald
Silverman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nat G. Silverman of 1109 w. Will
letta, have combined talents Of
photography and writing to rep
resent West Phoenix High School
for the Phoenix Gazette.
Howard is photographer for the
West Phoenix High yearbook and
the school newspaper, and Ronny
is this years editor of the school
annual.
In 1947 Ronnie served as spec
ial correspondent for the Gazette
at the Boy Scout World Jamboree
held in Europe.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-06
School Uses Temple

Temple Beth Israel classrooms
have been rented to the Osborn
School District until the compile
ton of larger school facilities in
the district.
Temple activities have not been
hindered since the classrooms are
used only during the day.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-06
Mrs. Bank Elected

Mrs. Ruth Bank of 2210 N. 9th
Ave., was recently among 15 in
the United States elected to the
National Service Committee, which
is a section of the National Ha-
dassah board in New York.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-06
Anpear on TV

Dave Bush, president of the
Phoenix Retail Trade Association,
and Edgar Korrick, also Phoenix
merchant, were members Of the
associations charades team last
week on "Pantomine Time," a
program televised by KPHO-TV
and sponsored by a local brew
cry.
Stella Lennard spoke on juve-
nile delinquency as a member of a
panel appearing on the same sta
ton last week.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-06
Takes Job In N. Y.

Nine. Paulette Oppert, known
to many Phoenicians for her UJA
talks here, has accepted the posi-
ton of director Of public relations
for Beth David Hospital in New
York City.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-06
Beth Ell School Starts

The first session of the Beth Ell
Hebrew School is scheduled in the
newly completed religious school.
Registration is still open. Beth Ell
Synagogue opened its doors for
classes Sept. "a.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-06
Israeli In Texas

Gershon Canaan, Israeli archi-
tect who studied with Frank Lloyd
Wright at his Phoenix school,
Taliesen West, is studying for his
masters degree at the University
of Texas.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-06
Passes Exam
Teacher Writes Column

Harriet Kline of 404 B Alzona
Park is writing a square dance
column for the Sunday Arizona
Republic titled "Arizona Ale
mand." Mrs. Kline is first grade
teacher at Isaac School.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-06

mess in the interests Of all Arizona,
is sponsored Arizona United Against Prohibition
C. McPhee Executive secretary
COMMITTEES:
COCHISE Ben Wiam COCONO Paul Pertui
J GLA Ray GRAHAM Stuart Baley GREENLEE Ed
N Harber MOHAVE Frank Gordon;
SANTA
CRUZ Chsrnin YAvAPA Fred Crows YUMA Harold Giss
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-06

The following persons chosen random from the than 5000
Aronans united against prohibition you help defeat the
Local Option measure:
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-06
Bits OF
Neus
School To Open

Opening of the Beth Israel re-
ligious school will be Saturday,
Oct. z, for the IL, 13 and ID
year age group and Sunday, Oct,
8, for the 4-to-11year-olds.
The religious school sessions are
held every Saturday and Sunday.
Passes Exam
Richard Newmark of 73 E. Ash
land has received word that he has
passed his California dental ex-
animation.
Newmark is in Los Angeles Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Philip New,
mark, formerly of Phoenix.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-06
Rabbi Gives Greeting

Rabbi A. L. Krohn gave short
greeting to the Beth Israel con-
gregation Yom Kippur night at
the Temple.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-06
-. disguised under the
nurne Of LoeuI Option !


It Is hard to believe that any conscientious citizen OF
Arizona would, knowingly, turn the State over to
gangsters and racketeers Yet, that is exactly what
will happen if you vote for Local Option.
Make no mistake about it, vote for Local Option
vote for Prohibition. And Prohibition breeds
eangsterism, lawlessness and corruption, which no
decent, self-respecting citizen wants.
Remember, too, Local Option is not wet or dry
question Rather, it is question of whether we shall
have legal sale of alcoholic beverages, including beer
and wine, through law-abiding business firms, or
illegal sale through bootleggers and speakeasies.
Vote against Local Option! Vote 3O7 NO!
Evening star., 1950-09-07
400 Presbyierians End
Meeting at Winchester
BY the Assocjoted Press

WINCHESTER, Va, Sept. T.
Another series of business sessions
here today concluded the 1880
annual meeting of the Presby-
terian Synod of Virginia, attended
by 400 clerical and lay delegates.
At its session yesterday the
synod overwhelmingly indorsed
the International Christian Uni
versity of Japan and commanded
1t to the support and generosity
OF the Synod's congregations.
Delegates also approved an
overture to the general assembly
OF the Southern Presbyterian
Church. urging that body to re-
consider its action and accept
membership in the foundation
promoting and controlling the
school.
| At its annual session in June at
Massanetta Springs, the general
assembly declined to give active
support to the university after its
board of world missions reported
1t could not make a suggested
$50,0O0 contribution and had de-
cided not to accept membership
on the institutions foundation.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
Lane Is Honor Guest
AT Timonium Fair
BY the Assoeioted Press


TIMONIUM, Md, Sept. 7.-Gov
Lane paused in his campaign fol
denomination to become guest OF
honor today at the 69th annua.
! !Timonium State Fair.
| A special luncheon was arranged
for the Governors Day" program
and a company from the Maryland
Training School for Boys served
as part of the welcome committee
| Hours before the Governor ar
rived however, the fair already hac
swung into its daily activities. Al
8 am, judging of Yorkshire swine
began.
Also to be judged were Ayrshire
milking shorthorn. and Aberdeen
Angus cattle. ponies and heavy
draft horses.
Most of the afternoon schedule
was occupied by judging contests
and demonstrations for All Club
members, who sponsored exhibits
on dairy products, farm machinery
! and vegetables.
Besides the usual run of farm
animals, six classes of dogs were
exhibited by the Associated Farm
! Women.
Yesterday, the fair attracted
about 10000 visitors as officials
paid special tribute to the Farm
Bureau and representatives OF
garden clubs from all over the
Nation.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
Power 1ieup in New Jersey
Delays Trains on Pennsy
BY the Associoied Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 7-Pennsyl-
vania Railroad service in and out
OF New York was halted late yes
terday when an inbound train
fouled overhead power wires at
Secaucus, N. j. ......... So.
At the same time, thousands of
Jersey bound commuters who use
Pennsylvania service were DELAYED
getting home during the rush
hour. They were advised to take
other transit facilities to New
Jersey.
Railroad officials said the tieup
occurred at 5:58 pm. when a train
bound from New Brunswick, N. j.,
to New York fouled the overhead
wires on the Hackensack River
drawbridge at Secaucus.
Shortly after 7 pm. the first
train movements after the acci-
dent got under way, with the
Broadway Limited leaving for
Chicago more than an hour late
Other trains delayed included
the Cincinnati Limited, the Arl-
ington for Washington and the
Philadelphia Limited.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
BY the Asseeiated Press

PARIS, Sept. 7.-Sweeping down
at dawn today, French police
rounded up 2OS foreign Commu-
nists, including some Russians.
There were indications that the
police had hoped to grab 800 sus-
pected spies and saboteurs but
found many were absent from
their hotels or residences.
All of the suspects will be ex-
PEELED within 48 hours, an Interior
Ministry source said, specifying
the drive was aimed at Gripping
fifth column activities by foreign
Communists in France.
Police sources said Polish
princess was among those being
questioned. and that among those
police had failed to find were a
Yugoslav doctor and Enrique
Lister, commander of the Red
Lister Brigade in the Spanish
civil war. Lister fled from Spain