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Evening star., 1951-08-07

-Four in a Jeep, which opened
today at the Trans-LuX. It is a
dramatic answer found on the
level of a quartet of military
policemen. representing the four
great powers, who are forced to
travel daily upon their official
duties in an American jeep.
The maker of "The Search" has
not produced a great film in his
latest effort. He has made a re-
markably interesting one, how
ever, for what he deals with is
the emotions of four simple men
who will fight any future war
into which humanity may blunder.
The dramatic conflict into
which the film plot plunges these
is their different reactions to the
plight of a beautiful Viennese
whose case comes to their official
attention when her artist husband
escapes from a Russian prisoner
of-war camp. What Wechsler has
to say on this subject is that in
the hearts of simple men, there
is a will to settle disputes pacif1-
cally regardless of world tensions
and political discord.
Evening star., 1951-08-07

If this is too little to say on a
subject so complex and elusive,
it is said with kindliness, wisdom,
hope, and from the standpoint Of
dramatic utility, excitement.
The very human Wechsler could
not make an uninteresting film
out of far less promising material
than this.
There is a documentary realism
in -Four In A Jeep." 1t is con-
densed into the smallest possible
area, the jeep in which the four
ride. a couple of shabby apart
ments typical of postwar Vienna.
and the respective headquarters
of the American and Russian oc-
cupation authorities.
The story concerns a single case,
that of a beautiful young Viennese
played by Viveca Lindfors.
The reactions of the four mill
tary policemen to Miss Lindfors
plight are as varied as one might
expect. To the American Ralph
Meeker) she is pretty woman in
distress and there is nothing he
would not do. personally or ofici-
ally. to ease her desperation. The
Russian. terrified of his superiors
and the rule book, is inexorably
determined to do his policeman's S
duty and since he is in command
in the jeep for that particular
month, he will bring the woman
to justice.
The British and French, despite
their kindly feelings for the poor
young wife. merely wish the case
never had come up.
Once its premise is established,
-Four in Jeep" turns into a pur-
suit story. The American with the
help of his English and French
colleagues undertakes to spirit
Miss Lindfors into safety in. the
American or French zones while
the Russian becomes the police
man tracking down whatever
number of culprits choose to enter
the chase.
The drama of the fight is never
so shaped for sheer suspense that
it excludes the human qualities
of the participants. AS in "The
Search" Wechsler shows he is no
exclusive Deliver in stark terror.
In the most tensely dramatic STU
alton, he permits his characters
to be funny, stubbornly stupid,
and the victims Of anger and hys-
terra when their precise situation
Evening star., 1951-08-07
Where and When
Current Screen Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
Arena-"The Importance of Be-
ing Earnest; $3.50 pm.
Carter Barron Amphitheater,
Rock Creek Park-"Faith of Our
Fathers; $40 pm.
Screen.
AmbaSsador-"Captain Horatio
Hornblower";; 100. sos. $40, 7:20
and $50 pm.
Capitol-"Half Angel; 11:OO
am, 1:45, 4::30, tbs and 1000
pm. Stage shows: 1885. $40, 6:25
and 9:10. pm.
Columbia-"Show Boat: 11:OO
am. ITO, 1928, 5:35, 7:45 and
1000 pm.
Dupont-"Kon-Tiki":: los, 2::55,
4:45, $50, 800 and 1910 pm.
Keith's-"Alice in Wonderland:
9:35, 11:4o am. 1:4o, $40, $40,
TAO and 9:45 pm.
Little-"Lifeboat;" 1:35, 4:25,
7:O5 and 9:45 pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Horatio
Hornblower";; 1900 am, 1:05,
3:15, $40. 7:30 and 9:40 pm.
NatiOnal-"On the Riviera.
11:25 am, los, ESQ, 4:30, 6:l5,
7:55 and 9:35 pm.
Palace-"Ace in the Hole:
1890 am, 12:45, 800, 500, 7:35
and 9:55 pm.
Pix-"Quartet"; 3:15, e:25 and
9:35 pm.
Playhouse-"Tony Draws a
Horse: 11:10 am. 1:15, 3:20
5:25. 7:35 and GAS pm.
Plaza-"La Ronde";; 10:40 am.
1915, 1855, 3:35, Sis, 6:55, $50
and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Four in a Jeep";;
11:25 am. 1880. 3:35. $40, 7:45
and $50 pm.
Warner Captain Horatic
Hornblower";; 11:00 am, 1:O5
3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and Gas pm.
Evening star., 1951-08-07
Hollywood Diary
Bogort and Lodd Film
In Puronount's Plans
BY Sheiloh Gruhan,-

Stewart Daniels withered with the
parting. New man In Anne's life
lis handsome Craig Hill. Inciden-
tally, when Anne finishes "Elope-
|ment" with Clifton Webb as her
film father, she goes into the hos
|pital to have her injured leg
treated.
Thelma Ritter tells me on the
with a Song In My Heart" set,
I'm leaving in a week for Fire Is
land with the family. I'll just flop
lon the beach and look at the At
Ilantic instead Of the Pacific"
Gloria De Haven returns next
month for Father Does Strip
with Dan Daley, and June Haver
lin the role intended for Betty
Grable-who Is at Del Mar with
the kids and her thoroughbreds for
the season.
Louis Jourdan is waiting for the
baby to arrive. Then I'm off to
Paris with Mrs. j." he says. Evan
Igeine" and Treasure of Guate-
mala" with .Debra Paget) have
both been postponed.
tReleased by NANA)
Evening star., 1951-08-07

Paramount is q brave studio
It is now angling for Alan Ladd
and Humphrey Bogart to star
in 1.-THE Persian Stony" An up-to-
date presentation of lthe problems
involved in the IEanian-British
oil tangle. 7 prophecy some trouble
with the billing.
Lou 'Costello's next, big picture
for his independent company stars
a puppet. This must be, the in
fiuence of so many wooden dolls
on television! The little character
is called tom Thumbs" and Lou
plays the man who batriends 1t
Lou winds up his ambitious Jack
and the Beanstalk" this week. II
will be released next Easter.
Rory Calhoun has been tested
for the top role in the WAY of q
Gaucho" film, originally scheduled
| for Ty Power. to be shot in the
Argentine. To get the part in this
ltechnicolor picture, Rory changed
the color of his eyes from blue te
brown. by wearing brown contact
lenses.
| 4 #N II
Arlene Dahl is a big hit ir
Dallas where she took Vim 81
Married An Angel" for injured
Vivienne Segal.
Columbia wants Walter Pida,eon
who likes to make pictures ir
Europe. for the older man in t'Eu-
Iropean Edition" And I hear sthat
Glenn Ford won't have time, te
make another movie before his
lstarrer with Rita Hayworth. $50
Robert Walker will most likely
go to bat for him instead.
Marge and Cover Champion are
the hottest new stars on cellt,-
loid. I'm having Comden and
Green write a special original To
star them" Arthur Freed, whc
gave the wizard dancers their big
break in SHOW Boat" tells me.
Marge and Cover lived in Holly
wood fer years and couldn't get q
tumble from the studios until they
made hit in the East.
4 \ + +
Jimmy Stewart, currently play
i ing David Marsh Williams in
Man With a Record" was intro
duced to the real guy by Producer
Armand Deutsch. "It was the
most silent meeting on record" /"
Armand said after introducing me
to Mr.. Williams. Jimmy didn't talk
much and David said nothing. The
real-life Williams was sent to Jail
for a shooting scrape in which q
man was killed. He was pardoned
years later for inventing a carbine
now being used by our soldiers in
Korea.
Jeanne Grain, relaxing after
THE Marriage Broker" at Laguna
Beach with her children, COM
mutes with her husband, Paul
Brinkman. to his defense plant
as do Dan Topping and Lana
Turner, who have their factory at
Balboa.
| n Il
Lauren Bacall is wanted for
Gary Merrill's leading lady In
Phone Call From a Stranger, /"
Nunnally Johnson's women's pic
ture at goth Century, Fox. But Mrs.
Bogart doesn't answer their phone
calls.
Anne Francis's engagement to
Evening star., 1951-08-07

Girls! 8 to "a years! Enter the seoFeh
for Woshinsson's "Alice in Wonder
lond" contest sponsored by WToP-Tv.
The Heeht Co., RKo Keith's TheoteF
j.. see Mark Evans and EIinor Lee
Mon., Tues, Wed. and Fri. at ] PM.
on WToP-Tv, Channel 9 for complete
detoils, elso in the Lobby Of RKo
Keith's TheateF.
Evening star., 1951-08-07
ADJUSTMENTS

- glossy Job on Wflde's pure nonsense" !"
"Delectaolc comedy Arena should
hare one OF its biggest hits" COE.
Elegant sGtirtcdl nonsense" SCHIER. q
Ewes, Tues. thru Sun, $3.50 PM, SI.9O
Sat. Mat. 1850 PM. &l.50 DI. S582
AIR-CONDIIIQNED hippodroma. 2th 4 N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-08-07
The Passing Show
'Fourin in Jeep' Catches
Vienno's Sharp Tensions
By Joy Cormody

of the worlds highest tension today does
not make the daily headlines, is Vienna
the International the last place the jery
world where Americans Russians live reachrouS
intimacy joint rulers of an occupied capital
How does the drama of the days such situation?
This the Wechsler
Evening star., 1951-08-07

GThTY Take Care OF My Little
SAnAA Girl" in technicolor.
SfEr Laraine Day in The Woman
g ANAL On Pier 13."
vIARLINCT0N r. Richard aFeens in
9 technicolor.
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. WVN Girl" in technicolor
AGHTnN Doris Day in Tea For
2 ON Two" in technicolor.
ET YRY Hard, Fast and Beauti.
Z 04A0A full" with Claire Trevor.
: BUCKINGHAM .,SP 1s4.a.s question, xi3 :
8 Barry Sullivan.
. IRWIN Danny Kaye in "on The
AAsD Riviera" in technicolor.
JEFFERSON T13as-.1s The House v,15 Q. j.
with William Lundigsn.
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Plus Tax Carfull.
Evening star., 1951-03-30
Secrets of Charm
By John Robert Powers

Why is it that unwanted pounds
always settle where they are most
easily seen? One of their favorite
show places at present is around
the fashion, -spotlighted midriff.
Fortunately, without any effort
at all, you can wnittle away some
of the extra waistline inches in
many ways during your usual day
For example. you can make a
point of never slumplng down
into your waist when you sit ano
of always pulling your rib cage
out of your hips when you stand
or walk.
You can always take advantage
of all the stretching you can gel
while doing household chores.
long reach up to high shelf is as
good as a short exercise down or
the floor! If you must sit mos
of the day, take every opportunity
to stretch your body. Just stanc
up with your feet together anc
reach for the ceiling with botf
hands. Reach with your right
hand until you feel pull in youl
waist and then without relaxing
try to outreach your right hano
with your left.
However, these mild measures
won't puncture any real spare
tire that has become attached te
your middle. Only serious exer-
else will do that, and of a strenu.
Gus brand to boot.
Here's sure result-getter: Lie
on your back on the floor with
Evening star., 1951-03-30
Why Grow
O|d?
BY josephine lowmon

An actress lint very successful
unless she gives many repeat per-
Iformances and grooming will not
do much for you unless it has
many repeats.
The ABC (alwAys be clean) of
good grooming ds the one real
essential if you ARE to look dainty
and fresh and feel that way. ANY
neglect or dowetiness can make
you feel self-co nscious. When
ever we see woman who is always
perfectly groomedi we are attract
ed to her and weS know that she
is clean from head to toe. from
inside out.
I have often heard women say
things like this: "T hope I am not
lin an automobile accident today
because have an .pld torn slip on"
or: Il meant tio launder this
bra last night" The minute a
woman lets down af all in extreme
|cleanliness of self and clothes, she
herself is in a constant state of
Emergency because this will sub
consciously affect her poise and
personality.
It gives one an extreme feeling
of self-respect to take the daily
Tubing. to- apply The deodorant
and bath powder, to put on fresh
ly washed hose, to don we'll
pressed dress or suit. to know that
fngernails are cleari under the
polish, that the white collar is
Iflawless and the hair has been
recently Shampooed.
Little human flaws: In grooming
can add up to a feeling of inferi-
|ority, uncertainty and a distinct
depreciation of your npise during
the day. Every time you allow
your grooming habits to lapse just
Ia little you are placing yourself in
a state of emergency.
Repeat performances in per-
sonal cleanliness and wardrobe
cleanliness will give yoel a firm
basis for meeting life's little and
big encounters. Also, tine woman
who is truly dainty and sclean at
all times looks that way. You
cannot camouf1age with powders
and paint and perfume and nail
lacquer.
First in the beauty routine comes
the daily scrubbing with spap and
water. Give your hands ssad face
special sessions. Be su7e that
your personal laundry has "a daily
sudsing, too. Use a deodorant as
often as necessary for YOU (for
most women this means daily.
Have regular times for.a your
ishampoos and manicures and
jpedicures. Keep your wardrobe
in perfect shape. If a strap is
loose or button off, sew now. If
your shoes need polishing ldo it
now If that dress should laave a
clean collar, sew it on now.
In this way you will not have
to dash out to an unexpecteelk date
or errand or appointment feeling
and looking less than your best.
Evening star., 1951-03-30
Fiesta Meat Sauce

In these days when high meat
prices force us to make the best
of cheaper-and tougher-cuts, q
good sauce is practically must.
Fiesta Meat Sauce" is perfect
for just such an occasion.
Cut ripe olives from pits to make
a cupful of chopped ripe olives
Cut prunes from pits to make
another cupful, chopped. Combine
these with a cup of finely minced
Evening star., 1951-03-30
Recipe Notebook

onion, 2 cups chopped celery. q
teaspoon minced garlic. 2 cups OF
tomato juice, " cup Of eide,
vinegar. u cup Of brown sugar
packed. 1s cup of olive oil.
tablespoons of chilli powder, 21a
teaspoons salt. 2 teaspoons dry
mustard. 1as teaspoon of black
pepper and 3 tablespoons of lemon
juice. Blend all well. simmer fol
80 minutes, stirring frequently
Serve with meats.
Evening star., 1951-03-30

The success of the French
designer. Alwynn, in designing
q collection last fall for wom-
en- whose size range goes
from 1912 to 221a is being re-
peated this spring.
These dresses, designed pri-
marily for the young matron,
are distinguished by their
neW-looking colors and diff
ferent-looking fabrics.
Being half-siZe has fire.
quently proved a nuisance for
a great many women who
have been unable to be fitted
properly, except in an old
style manner.
Alwynn came to the rescue
Evening star., 1951-03-30
Unwonted Pounds Settle on the Midriff

both legs out straight. Bend your
arms so that your head rests on
your hands. Bend your right knee
until it almost touches your
chest. Twisting in your waistline,
try to touch your right knee to
the floor on your left side without
raising your shoulders off the
floor. Relax to starting point.
Then, raise the right knee again
and with the same kind of twist.
try to touch it to the floor on your
right side. Relax before you give
your left leg a similar workout.
Repeat 10 times with each leg,
gradually increasing to 20 times
daily.
This ones much easier: Sit
erect on the floor with your legs
wide apart, knees straight. Raise
both arms overhead and lock your
thumbs together. Swing across
and touch the left toe. Swing
around and up until you are in
your original position. Try to
make the whole trunk describe a
semicircle as you do this exercise.
Repeat five times and reverse the
swing. In a few weeks from now,
80 swings a day would be just
about right and your midriff
should be showing beauty divi-
dends!
Evening star., 1951-03-30

YOUR IDEAL MEASUREMENTS.
This easy-to-use table shows you
how to calculate your ideal measure
ments from head to toe. Its use will
make figure readjustments simple and
accurate. For a free copy of Your
Ideal Measurements" send self
addressed. stamped envelope to me in
care Of The Evening Star.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-28
Pronounced Dead, Widow Revives, Now Brings Stuff

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28-R- A 6O-year- -old widow is seeking dam- ages from the hospital where she revived after having been pronounc- ed dead.
 Mrs. Theresa K. Butler filed a S533. TO claim against the city Thurs day. She said staff members al Harbor Emergency Hospital "useo excessive heat without proper tenn pertpre control. and burned my back, right arm and leg and abdo- men to bring me back to conscious ness"
 She said the $533.7O represented doctor bills for treatments.
 Mrs. Butler was found unconscious in her apartment Nov. 8, pronounced dead by a doctor of an overdose oi sleeping pills, and sent to a morgue An attendant noticed faint pulse and sent her to hospital. Even- tually she regained her faculties and departed to complete writing a book
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-28
GrullewaId Was 0nte in Good Govt. Position

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28-lR- Henry (The Dutchmam Grunewald somewhat mysterious Washington figure whose name cropped up in House tax scandal hearings, once worked for the Justice Department and later for the Republican Na- tional Committee, Attorney General McGrath said Thursday.
 McGrath chided Senator Wiler (R-W Wisc) because he said the Sem ator had given the impression in statement last Monday that Grunewald once held Tremendous power" in the office of the alien property custodian.
 It is true, McGrath wrote Wiley, that Grunewald once was employed in the Alien Property office, for merly an independent agency and now an arm of the Justice Depart ment.
 McGrath said that Grunewald was carried on the Alien Proper ty payroll as a special assistant from Sept. 12, 1922, until Feb. 27, l943, at salary of $22.22 day when actually working. But he worked only 10 days on one special assignment, McGrath said, and had heen paid $222.2O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-28
Mother, } Riddles Perish in Fire Al pi. Barrow

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Dec. 28- R-A mother and three children perished in fire which destroyed house in five minutes during an 85-mile an hour gale at Point Bar row, Alaska, Thursday. Alaska Communications System officials said the house was in the native village and the victims were Mrs. Ethel Olemaun and three of her children identified as Thomas Lottie and Kathleen Ruth. Their ages were not learned.
 The father, Corp. Nathaniel Ole maun, ACS station operator in Bar row native village, and three sons escaped with shock and burns.
 Three Sons Escape With Father
 The bodies of all but Kathleen Ruth, an infant, have been recover ed from the ruins.
 The gale was part of heavy winds which swept Alaska from Point Bar row to Fairbanks and the Big Delta country. Most plane traffic through out the interior was grounded ano some highways and roads blocked by snow drifts.
 The wind reached 56 miles ar hour in Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-28
Believe U. }. Radar Sight Sill Secret

WIESBADEN, Germany, Dec, 28-- tR-Is Americas super-secret radar gunsight for jet fighters in Rus sian hands?
 Nobody knows for sure.
 If it is, America has lost one of 2 Esoscsss ca66Ss l;l as4.s., sCinDts. against Russian made jets in Korea
 Some officers at this big U. s air base in west Germany think the secret is still safe. The closest they come to talking about it's prin- ciples is to say that it does every thing but call the pilot for break fast"
 It is assumed the radar sight has been used in combat by F-86 Sabre jets in Korea, although no one will say so officially. Some Sabre jets have been lost in combat but Air Force officers hope the Russians haven't got the sight.
 Each one of those things has a special detonating device" one high officer explained. "A pilot whose plane has been disabled just touches a button and bang no more sight. Since it is fairly rare for pilot to be killed outright, we think no sights have fallen into Russian hands.
 If" he added guardedly, they are in use in Korea"
 There has been no chance for the Russians to get their hands on a radar gunsight in Europe. No U. s. Air Force planes are equipped with them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-28
Jury Award, Labor Case ai Anchorage, Ks Sci Aside

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Dec. 28- R-An S8,000 jury award to all Anchorage teamster who was un- ablti to find work after tHing kicked oRt of the AFL Teamster's Union mas been set aside by Federal Judge Anthony Dimond.
 The judge ruled that the verdic0 could not stand because the court and jury was without jurisdiction in the case. He emphasized that the award to Ralph Born was dis missed solely because "of lack of jurisdiction of this court"
 The judges ruling agreed with a defense attorneys contention that it has been proved that case exists similar to those in which the Supreme Court has ruled that exclusive jurisdiction belongs to the National Labor Relations Board" Born had charged he was de- priyed of his livelihood whe n George Cease, an official of the union, had issued him a with drawal card and later refused to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-28
Steel Strike Delayed

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 28-IR-The nation will escape crippling steel strike on New Years Day-but will have to face the threat again on Jan. 3.
 The wage policy committee of the CIO United Steelworkers voted to defer a work stoppage for at least three days. That gives the speciai USW convention in Atlantic City the final say on calling strike.
 The convention also will make the unions formal answer to President Truman's appeal to avert a strike and submit the steel contract dispute to the Wage Stabilization Board. The steel companies already have agreed to the Presidents proposal.
 The action of the wage policy
 committee had been widely pre-
 dicted. MT. Truman, who says
 there must not be a steel strike in
 view of the National Defense em- crgency, has declared he will use
 every law on the books to prevent q nationwide steel walk0ut.
 If the convention accepts the Pre- sident's plan, the Wage Stabilization Board will study arguments of both sides and outline recommendations These will not be binding on either side.
 An entire new contract between , the big union and the country's steel companies is at stake. The union p demands are topped by a call for an 1872 cent hourly wage increase. Murray also wants a guaranteed annual wage, union shop and other concessions for the men in the mills He says Higher living costs and industry profits justify a substantial wage increase.
 The 650,000 USW members en- ployed in the industry now average slightly less than $2 an hour.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-28
Civil Defense Council Distusses Program

The Alaska Civil Defense Council met this morning in the governors office to discuss tentative overall ,lans to be adopted in case of an emergency and to designate what he various responsibilities would le.
 Taking part in the conference were: Gov. Ernest Cruz hing, Col. James c. Crockett. acting director of the Department of Civil Defense, pr. c. E. Albrecht. director of the health partm ent; Tony Schwamm; and Col. L. L. John son, adjutant general.
 Frank Metcalf. highway engin- eer and Tom Dyer, member-at- argc, were absent from the meet ing.