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The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-09-07
.SociaI
andRersonab

MIR. and Mrs. Leon Foster ar
rived last week from New York.
A veteran of the Scottish Army
(and plays the bagpipes, too) he
will enter VA. He lived abroad
many years. Five months ago he
married Virginia Crodder, Staun-
ton, Va, a professional singer
with the New York Civic Opera
and New York Philharmonic. She
won first prize given by the Nat.
Federation of Women's Club in
1947. They live on E. Glenn. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Eos
ter, accompanied them here and
their friends, the Nathan Finleys,
are trying to persuade them to
remain. He is an artist and pho
tographer.
Sgt. Leonard JampOle, station
ed at Davis-Monthan, has been
Joined by his wife and daughters,
Barbara 5, Harriet l, from New
York. They have taken a house
on E. Silvosa.
In town last week was M. I'll.
Goodman, st. Paul, own r OF
Whites jewelers..
MIR. and Mrs. David Mishkind
and family left on a two-weeks
vacation trip to Oak Creek Can
Won and Lakeside, Ariz.
MIR. and Mrs. William Messing
and son, John, have returned
from their vacation to Lake Ia
hoe. Grand Canyon, San Fran
cisco. Las Vegas, and other points
west. She is president of Hadas-
sab.
Charles Fruitman will vacation
at Murietta Hot Springs, Calf,
after attending the Workmen,s
Circle convention, as a delegate.
Meyer Chatow, former Tucson
ian now in the bottling business
in LA, visited his father over
Labor Day.
Reuben Gold, local furniture
chain store owner, has returned
after summering on the west coast
at the Miramar Hotel, Santa Mon
lea. and the Ambassador Hotel,
LA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toby LaVetter
and family are back after three
weeks in Chicago and Aurora, Ill.
Evening star., 1951-03-25
Patron List For Benefit

Added to the growing list Of
patrons and patronesses for the
Deep South Charity Ball on April
IA are the names of the Assistant
Secretary Of the Army and Mrs.
Karl R. Bendetsen. The event,
which will benefit the Arlington
branch of the American Cancer
Society, will be held at Broyhill,
the Arlington home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin T. Broyhill.
Other patrons, headed by Gov.
John S. Battle and Senators Harry
S. Byrd and A. Willis Robertson,
are DR.. and Mrs. John T. Hazel,
Evening star., 1951-03-25
By jones w. Borton, IA. D.

Notwithstanding all that physi-
clans treating cases of overweight
tell their patients against liquids,
many Of these patients continue
to drink water, tea, coffee, soft
and hard drinks because liquids
have no fuel value Cor very little).
AS fat tissue holds water or other
liquids in the same manner as
sponge. this excess water is just
so much extra weight on the body.
Evening star., 1951-03-25
Health

When a football player in a game
or a wrestler in a bout loses 10
pounds of weight, he may not be
losing much fat tissue - only
water.
A professional wrestler losing
10 to Is pounds in bout may
have that same 10 to Is pounds
back in his body the next night,
just "a hours afterwards. Fat It's
sue does not come off the body
that easily or rapidly.
Evening star., 1951-03-25
Fat Tissue Holds Liquids
The Same as q Sponge

Too much table salt in the diet
also will increase water in the
tissues, as each grain of salt holds
70 times its own weight Of water
in the tissues. When we sprinkle
salt on our food. we never think
|of how one or two sprinkles Of
salt may be adding weight. yet
all the salt needed by the body
tissues is less than a half tea
spoonful In "a hours.
Fortunately, the tissues of
those who are not overweight or
do not have excess fat do not
absorb and hold water. as the
other tissues, muscles and nerves
and take in the amount of water
and salt needed by these tissues
to do their regular work in the
body.
Because physicians are advising
against the overuse Of salt as it
increases weight and. by holding
too much water in the tissues is
believed to raise blood pressure,
there are now various salt substi-
tutes on the market. And because
some Of these salt substitutes
cause stomach and intestinal
symptoms, the following informa-
ton is important. Bread, salad
dressing, cheese. salt butter and
milk contain hidden salt, and the
great majority of us need and can
eat these foods. But for those
who are overweight or those who
suffer from buzzing ears, the
Journal of Living suggests bland
foods (eggs, potatoes. cottage
cheese. macaronD seasoned with
onions, green peppers, mush-
rooms. chives, which help reduce
salt intake.
Evening star., 1951-03-25
.ickok- k-WiIIson

The Rev. A. Powell Davies Of
ficiated yesterday afternoon at
the wedding of Miss Elizabeth
Nadine Wilson and Mr.. Benton
Thomas Hickok in All Souls Uni
tartan Church. A reception fol-
lowed at Pierce Hall.
The bride, daughter of Mr.. Her
bert Wilson of Waynesboro, Pa,
served for three years in the
Women's Army Corps. The groom
is the son of Mrs. Richard R.
Hickok of Wytheville. Va. He is
employed as an information spe-
cialist with the Office of the Sec
retary of Commerce.
Evening star., 1951-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C.. Carlin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Paden, Mrs.
Louis c. Carl. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
A. Gosnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Littell and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
w. Porter.
Donations will be a minimum
of $25. Approximately 200 couples
will attend the affair, the number
being limited because the ball
will be held in the private ball
room of the Broyhills' home. It
is hoped to raise $4,000 for the
:y,;;:IlCtr:l branch. which is badly
N need of funds,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30
9eutide in Uniform:

SIM 8onner 9orIoment oiirfte O;e
Gntl6eioung 6ronfreids oo5u beitrn-
gen, Die Gatift5ierl1ng oes ShunoH-
Blons 81 beihlelnigen. @leih5eitiJ
tpadlt Die 9lusliht nuf id)neue Ser
It0noigung iiber oa5 neue Seer, Oo5
IelttIhlano Dem Gilenboper- -&onr-
monoo sur Geriiigung Itellen ioQ. G.
banoelt iid I'M oie IufIteulng Don
5tpolf ItOiltoncn nit 9lrtiucrie,
Gant3 uno &onpfilie9crn. Der ome-
rifotiIde @odfonrniiior muroe IN
Walbington aeiragt, Oh oie leutitbcn
lih INNER noh 10 beftig ooge9cn
ItrGubten mieOer llniforn1 5l1 trogen.
Ser 8eOonfe lit oen 2eltten oriiba1
oh'olut 5ltlpiOer, nber Dobl founr
mebr, ais bo5 in Sen Ser. Staaten
Der iSall it," erlpioerte NfcGlop, Scr
licb eiIrig I'm hie tornuliiierung Scr
9e3iebungen nit Neutidlono bcnitht.
@enn oQe5 gut 9ebt, miro er mobi
bolo Der erIte Ser. sStooten- 8otihoi=
ter bel ser 8onner Hcgierl11g lpcrocn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30

lie nod tpeit beiier abgeihnitten unO
Dor allem Die &ommlmlItcn nod lpe:s
ter 5uriidgeOrongt.
General Sc 8oule lelbcr fonoi.
oierte nidt. Seine 2lnbQngcr iogell
ct 1piiroe licb elmer He9ierl,ng Der
rgtationalen &on5entrntion" nidt
oerlagen. Aber MIR inter Ser Gor=
ousietung, ooB er Gbef oeS &abinetta
meroe. IS gob biaber MIR einen sSnli
IN Dem Elm Observation-Disclosures Mi
niiterpralioent nuroc, n0mIib Gous
mergue.
SSn Ben groben 6rogcn ser 9luBen-
politif, ser europdiihen 8emcinlhoit
Ser Oeutib-fron5oitihen &crit0no;-
gung, ser otlantiihen Gerteioigl1n1
iino flint Se6ltel ser neuen otionols
perlanln1lung i'm groBcn 8an5cn Ell
mig. Wenn bisber bebauptct merocn
fonnte, oaB Die 1916 gelp0bltc &oIfa-
Dertretlng niht Oem GolfaniQen ent=
lprede, 10 lit jett cine Gntlheiouna
5ugllnlten oeS bisberi9en &uries er-
folgt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30
Die fran50iiiden @ablem

Iu5 @ablergebnis bat einen Hiif
gang Der fommuniltiiben Stimnelr
Tim foit 5ebn 8ro3ent eebrad)t. gs
blieben ober INNER nod fiinf aFit-
ltonen in Stoot unb Sono, Oie ibrer
l1n5ufrieoenbeit burh 9lbgabe font
muniitiiber Stimm5ettel ausorutr
gaben. 9lmerifaniibe 8l0tter, ST.
ugegen europa" iino, unteritrihea
bieie 3iffern uno lagten, es lei 5tped=
los, NIT eutem @elo oielen Sran5o-
len, Stalienern, Ieutiben ben Tiifen
5u lteifen.
Sn @irfli6feit bat iih sic N}itte
trot Spaltuneen 1lno ioeoloeiiher
@egenlate, gut gebalten. 9toh Dor
uenigen SsSabren mar lie in @efabr,
unter ser 2alt ser Gerantlportung fir
barte 3eiten unb unpopuldre auBen=
politiihe gntldeioungen 5uiammelts
5ubreben. @enn ibon in bem pot
&roft unb @oblltono itrosenoan
Mmerifo bittere &ritif uno WiBtrauen
llmgeben, - ipie ldmer nl1B es crit
lein, einen &urs ser Nfitte in eine.a
2ano 5u iteuern, bas cine l6inlpflide
Nieberloge 1lnb einen latenten 8iir-
gerfrieg binter litb bat!
sSn ser neuen &am1ner 5dblen 0ie
feds Salptgruppen ie ettpn bunoert
Gertreter. Mm itdrfiten iinb bie 8au(=
liiten, Die beftigiten antifommllni-
Iten, Die ibre grfolge Dor uuem auf
Soften Ser Gbriitli6en 0emofraten
er5ielten Satten iie iib nit ben alr-
6eren 8arteien perbiinoet, 10 bdttpn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30

erbeblib eebeiiert. 9lber bon einet
enti6eioenoen gtieberloge ser Not
Gbineien fam niht Die Heoe iein. g.
liegen teinerlei gn5eihen Dor, OoB
Wtoo Sle-tung unO iein Mosfm'er
GerbiinOeter Sen foreoniihen Selo5lig
auf5ugeben bereit iino, uno oaB 0tuc.
Irtbur llnreht bate, oils er eintn
langen uno oplerpoQen &rieg in 9lus-
lt6t ltelte - obne lpirflibe Gntld]ei-
oung, 1olange man bel Ser bisberigen
Saftif oerbarre. llno ein unentId)ie=
oener &rieg Ser niht einen >pirflihen
6rieOen uno sic 6reibcit unb llnub-
bdngigfeit oes unglidlihen foreani=
lhen Golfes i'm 8efolge bot, lit fein
Sieg Der Gereinten Notionen Jon
bern beOeutet cine id)luere Sh0oi=
gung oes Inleben5 uno ginfluiiea
oc5 gSeIten5 - - >n0 einen neuel
Sieg GuBlanO5.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30
Dtr ttr1tr phafr hrH mrltkrtrura

folgers mobte lebte @ohe ii Ser
Wacartbur-l -l1nterinhrng General
Patrif S. Surlep, o,r unter Hocie=
belt 8otihafter II Chino mar, A!it=
teilungen idpermieeeroIter slrt. Gr
ipieoerbolte 8eiGulbieungen, sic CT
lbon tritber erbo5,u bottc, sic u5er
angcltft3 ser beltt:een Gage llno ser
fortpabrenoen bals't,rrigen NeUtier=
tigungsperiute Der Ncgierrng bel
fentli6 groBere 8sattunJ iinheu alS
boroem. Snrlep 9o6 gu R-otofou. oaB
i'm 9fooleDelt a1f ieIne Goritelllm9cn
bin na6 2onoon uno WfoSfau emit
lanote, nm 81 perillther, aine Wooifi=
fation oes Bafts bon Solta 5u erlp;r=
fen, na6oem oer Grolioent erfonrt
batte, baB in unlerer 8olitit qegcn-
iiber China ernite 6ebler ee1no6:
moroen pnren. slls ith Der General
bereits auf Dem 8ege 5u Stain be.
fano, tpuroe Brdlibent 92ooiepelt DOM
Sooe abberufen. 8os gei6ob otc.~'
Damn? yeah Surleps sluslagen fabel-
te ibm oas Stootsoepartement, in
pelbem oonlals Ser oes 8errots
ii6erfiibrte 9llger SIP llniere sluben.
politif geltaltete, oab Sic Ser. Stoo=
ten uun1pioerruflid ouf oos 9lbfon,-
men bon Salta berpfli6tet" ieien!
8ie fam unter lolben llmitGnoer
langer beltritten peroen, OoB irgeno=
mo- IN unierer &egierung &rGfte un1
8erf poren, oie binter Sen Gulilie.,
cine golitif betrieben, Die sic pitalen
Sntereiien ibres eigenen 2anbs 81
reft 5utpioerlief?
Sier muroen Die 8runolagen al ei.
ner 8olitif gelegt. bie CUR 6olge bat
te, baB ser 5lpeite 8eltfrieg fein gno
finoen fam. 6ier lpurbe ser r51ciouS
circle" ge5ogen, bon pelbem I'M glci,
6en Senatsberbor General 9llbert
8eoemeper ipra6, als er sic 8olitif
perurteilte, oie oarouf nb5u5ielen
ibeine, oen 5einb crit 5u per1ibten
nno i'm Damn als 6reuno 81 gelpin-
men 81 lu6en, utpie mir iett Inn Die
Geutiden unb Die Sapuner 1perben"
Oean mus bier aber unteritreihen
baB Stain ourh Sen Salta-Boft nie5i
|nur in aiien, ionoern audi i'm Often
guropas freie Sanb erbalten bat. 2Sr1
ser Sat NOR oas gleno Don W}ilionen
europdiiher Sliihtlinge, oie Sen 8ol,
I6etpifen auf 8naoe uno ltngnaoe
ausgeliefert nuroen, biellei6t eins
Egrobere Sragooie, ols lie aiien erie.
ben muBte! Sier lpuroe SOS slbeno=
lano poaenos 5erbroden, 10 oaB e5
pielleiebt crit na6 langen SSobren nel'
erlteben fann - menn ni6t Saltc
uno 8otsOom, Inn ein oft niBbralId)
te5 8ort on5ufiibren, oen rllnter'
gang oes Ibenolanoes" beoeuten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30
Walifs Triebensreoe

Gus mag man6en 3eitl1ugsleiern
als unberehtigter Feiiintisn1u5 er=
l6einen Saben IOir nldt Sic rotcn
9lnlflGge in &orra glGn5cll> Suld)on=
Sen genobt uno oen &remf burCt un=
lere ge1paltiecn Miiihrgen Ntrort int
poniert, baB iett elmer Ser arroqantez
item @ortfiibrer oe5 &omnutnisnll5
einen u@offenitilltono" anbietct2
rgSir fennen Dos Saleb nno fennen
SEN Cert, uno fenrci1 sic Nerren Ser
faller i" @enolie Walif. Stulins
5tpeiter MuBenniniiter uno Dcrtreter
in oen Gereinten Nationen, bat am
Somstag iiber oen Hunofunf cine
Heoe gebalten, oergleiben mir gar oft
BON @ortfiibrern bes &renls pernom>
men baben. Sic entbGlt foum ettpas
Neues. Selbi itperitdnoli6 peroiel1t liz
8eadtung, uno es lit bur6aus onge=
bra6t, iorgfdltig 5u priifen, oh lie
irgenotpie einen slnbaltspltnft fiir Ell
ne io6lihe slusipra6e iiber SrieOers.
mogli6fetten bietet. 8enn aber He::'
&reml ieine lbitbten niht flarer sum
Nusbrud bringt, als es in oieler He=
oe Malifs geideben lit, Damn lit fir
oen Srieoen 10 gut tpie ni6ts 5lt er-
1parten. Wtosfan fat our6 @rompfo
auf Ser n1nmebr berfra6ten Hariier
Gortonferen5 oeutlib genug 81, erfen-
men gegeben, oaB es oen Weiten mie=
ser einn1al gum 8eiten gebalten bat;
baB linn on elmer ebrli6en Iusein<
anoeriesung nit ben @eltmdbten
ni6ts gelegen lit; oaB es MIR naG
ben BON ibm i'm poraus feltgelegten
Hidhinien iiber feline Soroerungen 5l1
vperba1tbeln" geneigt lit. 0ie Parii:r
8orfonferen5 par Dem &reml leoie-
Ii6 Elm &elonan5booen ieiner Bropo-
eanoa, uno ipdre es 5u Ser Weiniiter.
fonferen5 eefommen, bate Oieie bern
glei6en 3med oienen miiiien.
Die Neoe Wea1ifs betpegte iid auf
ser gleihen 2inie. ssn @irflibfeit err
gdn5te fie @rompfos Oeflanationen
i'm 8ariier Halais Stole. @ie bieier
petterte MaIif iiber .oie berridenben
Rreiie in ben Ser. Staaten, gnglanb
unb 5ranfrei6", bic i'm @egeniab gu
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XAXFU.
&on ,>picph VI att

PIN 10. Wi0r5 1851 fom 1SIont
Sbontua @eder nit icinen Benolicn
nah foit iChsiobriger 2lbpeicubeit in
Selalen, 9oQano uno Gngluno nacJ
9ten Dort 5urlif. ,3mei @ohen Ip0.
ter begann ieine Sltigfeit nlli Der,
@ebiet Ser Golfamiilion, IN Dem oi1
FeoenptoriIten in Ben Ser. Stoatcn
ebenlo luie porocm IN europa 10 be-
oeuten0eS gelclltet habcn. ,3mur lie
BEN Die Grfabrun9en IN ct. Srnno
uno Mittem niht erlpnrtCn, Oub er iirh
ais .Qtiliionor in bcIonOerer @ei'e
all55cidnen luitroe, uno nah Ieincln
elgenen 8eltdnonla Ictte er 10 geri!l=
9es Sertraren ouf ieine S6higfeite,
Dob er Bat, uls @alsgeiItliher in Ell:
mem 8efGngnis ober elmer faritotipe1
snitalt permenoet 81 merOen (gQiott.
rSife Of 6atber 6eder" g. 230.
Seine Sorgelebten ober biloctel
i'm in aller @eoulo 5unr Wtiilionaprr-
bigger nlls, llno nls Iolher mar CT led)a
Sabre lang tGtig. 9lbCr in Ieincr Sct-
le lebte Der Wlnl6, Ben er ldlnn IN
ben lcbmierlgen Gogcn lcine2 9topi-
5iots gebegt Bate, licb Der 9ctchrllnQ
Ser ErotcItonten 2Imcrifn2 miomcn
5u tonnen. 3Dar nor cr ~OllrhuN@
5ufrleOen, ais 9feoelnptoriit 5u lcbel
uno 5u lterben, uber er mur ltberjcll0t.
oaB Der Sroen rntulrglih lei fiir icin
tltnftlgea Seben", Dos cr in Icincn
~Siiionen" gelhult bottc. Gieie3 ;}12t
Ser 8clpinnllng Der HrOteItantcN
2lmerifo2 fiir sic Stride geOoNtc cr
nit oncrifonilhen Wtittcln lno 1rntcr
polliger 2lnpal'lmg an anrcrifuuiit1c2
SSelen SIT crreibcn. 'Seinc oarnuf &C..
riHtctcn Srdlmc rno El1ne filhrtcI
ober S5llnGhIt 81 lcbmercn Gntt0u.
'dlnlgcn u1o elmer ncller &rilc in lr;;
nelu @eben - lciner GntluilltNg ul2
oenl Sroen
P. @olter elliott iHiloert oicle fri
tllhe g&enoung I'M nell15cbntcn &nr;-
tel ser Geographic @efera llnter oenr
Sitel uSrennllng BON oel Feoelnptns
riltcn" (SS. 251-2SO). Go5 Mus
icheioen S5eders miro bier in poriid,=
tiger Gorltellung MiBperltanonilien
5ugelhrieben. Seders i6drflter &riti:
fer, 2lbbe !fnignen, I0bt oos nidt
gelten. sln pierten aapitcl iein>~
Sbrift RE Pere Hccker cSt-7 I'M
SaiH?" bebanoelt er sic en- t I q i
ung bon P. Seder uno 8enollen.
Satidblid beihperte lid Seder II
leinen &orreiponOen5en pieoerbo!t
itber bas ib1n mioerfabrene ongeblic,a =
ltnreht. 8efeblt aber batten niht lc:-
ne Sroensoberen, lonoern er uno iej=
ne 8enonen, 1pelhe oie beifle Gage
berbeigefiibrt batten. 9lbbe Mnignen
legt BEN Sadyperbalt eingebeno oor;
CT l6reibt II. a.:
6ather Sefer 1pur burh Oie
Sberen oer gfeoc1nptoriiten nls 0t;i-
iionor nof 9lmerifa eeididt poroen
in 8elelllhaft BON bier onOern So
tres, oie gleid) ibm 9lmerifaner uno
&onpertiten lparen. Sbre Nntionali-
tat uno Iusbilounlg lonoerte oieic
8ruppe bon Sen anoern Batres Scr
Srouin5 ab, bie olle belltlhiprebenH
uno in europa geboren Daren. g.
mar nur natiirlif, oaB oieie slmeri-
faner iih NIT Sem @eoo,tfen beih0f=
tigten, ibr @irfen Der gefebrung bon
Groteitanten 5u tuiomen, lp1breno o1e
anbern Gatres iid) perpflidtet fiibl-
ten, im Sinne ibrer &onereeation ser
Solfsmiiiion 1lnter Sen &atbolifen 81
obliegen. Sci ieiner Hiiffebr nab
Mmerifa par P. @eder felt Ied)s ssob-
rem 9feoemptoriIt eeluclen. Gr batte
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HerIcn

Wobreno 10 Die Gage I'M iSerneE
Often in ser Sd)lpc6e bleibt, mGfit
.oie &riie i'm 0fittleren Sitc1l in Ser
1ien, no li6 Gn9lono Inn sic reihcl
SelQuellen mebrt, IN Die cine bolb,
Wtilltaroe britilGes &apitol geitedt
muroe, oas iif ieit Sobr unh SoN
.gl1n5enb per5init bot. 8eriicn bot Die
Selquelen nit ollen1, mas brum lmo
bran bangt, vnationaliliert" mo
i6idt iid on, oeren 8etrieb 5u iiber-
nebmen. gigentlih iollte Dos Ser 10
5ioliitilfen britilhen Hegierllng, o;e
ood uuf oem @ebiet ser Geritaotlidj=
ung allerbnn0 geleiltet bot, feline uG=
5lt groBen 8eOenfen bereiten. 2lGer
Del lit ~ein belonberer Soft" in Ser
nooernen &elt, in Der oas Yetrolel1m
pirtichoftlih uno nrilitGriih cine 10
ungebeure To1e lpielt. llno in 8er.
iien fonnte e5 leiht eelheben, oaE
HuBlano in bcn 8elib Der Selid)Gte
fame uno 10 Gnglano - llno ser
gan3en @eInpelt - cinen lhlperen
Shlog periebte.
Sn Dem britild)=perlil6en &onflift
ipielen oIlerbano sSrogen nit, politi-
ld)e, pirtldaftlihe, rationale uno no
tionaliitii6e, uno es lit i6ner 81 ia
gen, uie melt HuBlano an Dem gegenz
nartigen Gonilift bireft beteiligt lit.
gs lit an5unebmen, oaB Mosfau, alc)
penn es lid nift leoiglih 1ml einr
rriillde Sntrige banoelt, nit @omP
sic 8elegenbeit erereiien miro, lih
ein5umilhen uno Gerliens ~Ircibeit
unO ~llnabban9igfeit" 81 uerteioigen
nnh BEN 0tethooen, NIT oenen es ali
Ieine 9tahbaritoaten inter leine 9ot
mdBigfeit gebro6t but. Sin ~S6ut~
oertrog" nit Seberon gibt ihm ou=
fir einc @onbbabe I'M 9lugenbIicf, o1
Heriien militdrilh beorobt miro.
0arau5 ergibt li6 cine lfnere Sc
fabr, lple l6on friiber in oielen Spal=
ten Oargelegt muroe. IS mag lein
OaB man in Mosfnn nlr u1f einan
Sorlpono sum- Gingreifen martet, uno
oaB Eeriien Elm 3mcites &oreo mirN.
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benen Elm ameritor1ilhcs BeidmaOer
ouf ser bepor1tebenoen Seimfabrt BON
&prea Sen Yerlilhen 8olf onlol1irr
meroe, flingen on1inos.
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ges5eitunsen pie bie SEEM Dorfer
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folgten Bolitif barItene! 2eioer iino
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friibt. grfreuli6erpeiie bat iih burd
bas Sdeitern ser rotten sSriibiabrs=
offeniipen bie Sage Ser nN- Eruppen
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ser 5rieoensoiftate 5l1 miloern. slui
ben @ebeimfonferen5en oes 5tpeitcn
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Braiioenten Sranflin 9. Hooierelt
unb &arrp 1ruman ben Soroer,nleen
bes NubnieBers oes eriten nno bes
5tpeiten 8eltfrieges, Soiepb Statin,
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li6er aur5iidtigfeit, gum Eeil unter
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pollenos 5erriitteten europdiiGen
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revolution aus unb babrten 6iei"m
eleih5eitig ben gSeg aur grobernnJ
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lleber Die fatuitiopbale fernoitl;d;:
Yolitif @ooiepelts uno leines Nshs
Evening star., 1951-04-08

Ann Ayars, also an American,
similarly doubled in brass"
As for Miss Brown, she was not
only deprived of voice, but denied
the privilege of appearing as her
natural - and oddly beautiful
self. In one of her two roles in the
picture she was gilded lady she
was actually gilded from head to
foot. In the other role she ap-
peared as boy, her auburn
tresses clipped short and her
makeup kept plain.
To make matters worse, after
she went to the trouble of the
gilt-paint job, with physician in
attendance to see that she did not
suffocate, the whole sequence was
cut out of the final edited version.
These roles hardly do the lady
Evening star., 1951-04-08

justice. She is by no means the
conventional beauty (there is in
fact something unearthly in her
appearance that might lead one to
suspect her of witchcraft). Her
eyes are singularly large, domi-
mating the entire face. The cheek
bones are perhaps a little too high,
the chin too pointed. But alluring
she certainly is.
The whole business seems rather
unusual treatment for a great ac-
tress. But Miss Brown says it was
quite lark" LOUIS BERG
Evening star., 1951-04-08

Lady wanted to know why peas right out of her
own garden didn't taste as good ours
Thank you, ma'a We've had lot of profes-
sors come up here to the Green Giant country to
study the answer to that one. You see, we have
special ways of making the soil richer so that our
vines grow faster. So we can pick good-sized peas
that are still babies in tenderness.
What gets these pea scientists is the way we
know in advance just when our peas reach their
one feeting moment of perfect flavor. That comes
about 60 days after planting maybe at mid
night maybe at dawn. Whenever it comes, that's
when we pick 'em!
"6O-day wonders that's what the professor
fellows call them. See what you think.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Shadow Players

MAINLY, therefore, it depends on
shadow players and shadow sing
ers. The actors voices will not be
heard, the singers will not be
visible. The sound track was re-
corded, all of it, in advance and
thereafter the picture proceeded
as in the silent days, against a
background mot recorded) of ham,
mering on sets and the chatter of
conversation offscreen.
ut was wonderful" says Miss
Brown. eve could make all the
noise we wanted to, without being
hushed. This she found, being a
talkative lady, great fun.
There were two notable excep-
tions to the rule in the making of
"Tales of Hoffman," Robert
Rounseville, leading tenor of the
New York City Center Opera
Company, displayed unsuspected
virtues as an actor, and was re-
tanned to act out his title role of
Hoffman, as we'll as sing it. Miss