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Evening star., 1952-04-27

of where good looks were a set
back. is the story of Alan Ladd.
The star continued-"Alan had
a heart-breaking uphill strug-
gle to get where he is. although
he was loaded with charm. He
had to dye his blond hair black
in an effort not to look too
youthfully attractive, and so
lose out on his great break as
the gangster in This Gun for
Hire the picture and the role
that made him one of our all
time great stars"
Berry Delayed
Barry Sullivan signed a hand
some contract with Hollywood
bef1tting a handsome and pop
ular young leading man from
the New York stage.
But it's only recently that
he's taken real strides. profess
sionally. 1t wasn't enough that
Barry has always had good looks
and ability to match them. He
had to wait for his chance and
it was his ruthless, hard-hitting
portrayal in The Gangster,' a
small budget picture. that
turned the tide for him"
Van Johnson, fresh from pal
Joey" on Broadway. approached
the movie capital with high
hopes that were dashed when
Warmers let him 60 after six
months without a picture. He
was on his way to New York
when MGM signed him. It's the
same story for Mark Stevens,
who did we'll after hurdling
good looks and he was accepted
as an actor.
What? Even Boqort?
Even Humphrey Bogart was
at one time handicapped by his
matinee-idol charm" smiled
Joan. I've heard stories about
how the studio simply wouldn't
cast him, even though he was
rated one Of Broadway's best
and best-looking youthful
talents. This, however, was
the Baby Bogart, to borrow
Bogie's pet name for his wife.
The Bogart of today doesn't
give hoot how he looks and
look how he won the Oscar as
unshaven, homely cockney
captain of a barge.
So" concluded Joan-"don't
worry, men, if you're not too
good looking-it doesn't seem
to matter"
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance.)
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Old Pros of Stage
Now Are Seekino
Writer Talent
By WiIIiom Glover
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Broadway is doing its darned-
to find a new Shakespeare.
1t is doing it with a group
called the New Dramatists'
Committee, an unusual expert
ment in the bewildering, COM
plex world Of the commercial
theater.
Tyro dramatists have been
struggling in the dark ever since
the first box Office opened in
old Athens. Now babes-in-
dramaland (most Of them are
over 3O) are gathered up by
the committee, welcomed by
established veterans and passed
through previously locked doors.
Just a gleam in a lady play
wright's eye three years ago, the
project built slowly and only
this season has really clicked
into high gear. About 100 hope
full writer's are currently receiv-
ing guidance.
A Womon's Work
Howard Lindsay, the big pro-
ducer-actor- playwright, is pres
ident of the committee. He ex-
plains:
1--WE had been growing more
and more concerned over the
paucity of new playwrights. Yet,
around town there were a lot
of earnest young men and wom-
en- trying to write and becom-
ing discouraged because they
found that the theater as an
institution was not paying any
attention to them"
Real sparkplug of the enter
prise, says Lindsay modestly, is
the aforementioned lady, Mi
chaela O'Harra.
"She's dedicated her life to
this. AS the executive secre'
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Personality Comes First
It's Good to Be Ugly
If You're q Male
Take Joan Crowford's Word on 1t
And Look at Glamour Boys
By SheiIoh Grohom

"There's no such thing as a
homely man." said Joan Craw-
ford. Fedor Dostoevski said it
first, only he said woman"
Well, Joan sure has a homely
guy as her co-star in Sudden
Fear"-Jack Palance. a former
fighter. Added to which he's
been a bit temperamental, but
guys with rugged profiles are
the fashion in Hollywood today
see Aldo Ray in "The Marry
ing Kind"-Bogart in anything,
Brod Crawford, Davis Wayne,
Arthur Kennedy and even Ga
BILE isn't exactly beautiful.
Good looks" continued Miss
Crawford, can be a handicap
to a career, despite Hollywood's
pointed preference for the So
called collar-ad type, but wom-
en- as a rule don't fall for pure
masculine beauty as much as
producers think. It's what
makes the man that counts. His
appeal may be gentleness. or
it may be complete sophistica-
ton. dependability, simplicity,
his sense of humor. vitality. in
telligence or rugged maleness
alone. Qualities in a mans per-
Sonality come first, I think, and
If q woman finds the quality
or qualities she's seeking most
in a mate she'll take him even
If his ears stick out, or he has
a part in his teeth. Sex in a
man Is not dependent on his
looks"
Palance, the actress added.
should one day be a member Of
this select, off-beat, glamor-
man group.
A Bronte Type
Jacks brooding appearance,
reminiscent of a Bronte hero,
is far from the Hollywood stand
ards of handsomeness," she
said, "but I'm willing to wager
that within five minutes he'll
have every woman seeing our
picture completely under his
spell. He's startlingly different,
with a Slavic impassivene&s."
AS for HollyWood's good-looks
brigade, Miss Crawford believes
that most present-day top-t1ight
film Romeos have had to sue
ceed despite being blessed with
handsome faces.
ITO me, Robert Taylor is the
champion example of an actor
who was impeded because of his
handsomeness," Miss Crawford
remarked. 1T took Bob years to
prove what a fine actor he is.
Rory Calhoun is another eX-
ample who comes to mind Of
being born with every wonder
full physical asset, yet, in spite of
this, it's taken Rory nine years
to reach his present place in
motion pictures. I'm glad he's
finally made it, for Rory has
always been conscientious and
a hard worker"
Then There's Price
Joan next spoke of Vincent
Price, who first came to Holly
wood right after his overnight
success with Helen Hayes in
Victoria Regina" New York
critics and theatergoers hailed
Price as the first real matinee
idol to come along since John
Barrymore, in his halcyon days.
winnie had a wonderful
sendoff as Connie Benefits
co-star in Service De Luxe but
he had to return to Broadway
and give a great character per-
formance as the sinister hus-
band with murder on his mind
in Angel Street before real
screen recognition came his
way"
Another outstanding example
Evening star., 1952-04-27

went into it five days before the
New York opening. I got ready
as best I could, but I was still
working toward the character.
I felt I would work better with
out any confusing extraneous
judgments. So I didn't read
the reviews. Until later. Later,
Of course, I read them ALL"
Moy Moke 1t a Policy
Miss Scott thinks she may
continue to do this. It seems
like a good practice.
Another thing Miss Scott
thinks is that the theater is in
dire need of more playwrights
like Thornton Wilder. Or at
least more plays by Thornton
Wilder. Her big start In the
theater came in Wilder's "Our
Town" and she has worshiped
at his shrine ever since. So
have a lot Of other theatergoers
and readers whose contact with
Wilder has been less close. Miss
Scott lives near her favorite
author in New Haven, but she
is too awed by whatever he does
to suggest he drop doing it to
write q play. Or to finish ''The
Emporium" the one he has
been working on for several
years.
She is happy to be playing
with Nugent again-they did
"Voice of the Turtle" together
and to be in the City Center's
revival Of "The Male Animal"
Nugent, who is co-author Of
the comedy with James Thurber.
is happy for those two reasons
also.
Another pleasant thing about
It," he says, "is the discovery Of
how well the play has survived
the passage of time"
Time Left Few Marks
Overaccented football and
the political recklessness of un-
dergraduate editors have had IL
big years in the limelight since
'"The Male Animal" was written.
One might think that all this
emphasis upon, and discussion
of, the two subjects might have
made the Thurber- -Nugent COM
edy obsolete.
1--WE certainly thought So"
Nugent says. I'VE had it half
in mind to bring it up to date,
you know, slight changes in sit
uation, dialogue. etc. However,
when we got to looking at it
closely, it seemed reasonably
enough up to, date that we de-
cided to leave it alone"
Nugent's explanation for this?
Well. it is that Thurber's wit is
the sort that is not subject to
time and decay. It is sharp
and broadly philosophical and
deals with human nature so well
that the specific human expert
ence under consideration seems
to hold up.
This is the way the talk went,
small. It was the same way
with Ferrer, who returns to town
today for personal appearances
at the Dupont Theater.
Yet, so often the small talk of
the theater is so much more en-
gaging than the big talk a few
people in it try to indulge.
Evening star., 1952-04-27

neophytes and a secondary
group of alternates.
The guidance ranges from
supplying show tickets $50 they
can see successful writing in
production) to roundtable dis
cussions with playwrights and
other theater experts. Included
in sessions have been men like
Marc Connolly, Jose Ferrer.
Max Gordon, Leland Hayward.
Herman Shumlin, John Van
Druten and Tennessee Williams.
Individual members of the
student group are sent out with
Evening star., 1952-04-27

MICHAELA O'HARRA.
tary with a couple Of assistants,
she keeps it all going. She
came to me three years ago
with a detailed step-by-step
plan of what she wanted to do.
Some of it sounded pretty i'm
possible, but I do believe by
now she has gotten just about
everything that she had on that
original list"
The NDC rounds up its talent
hopefuls by passing out a long
QUESTIONABLE in grapevine FASH
ion. From the responses, it an
nually culls a basic group of
Evening star., 1952-05-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. all mod
ern convenlenceS. Completely furn.
House and furniture. 81 400 cash
house payments. S3l.20 mo. includes
LLEWELLYN. AZ Elder pl.. Potomac
Heights. Md. P. O.. Indian Head.
Md. lis
MARYLAND HOME
Eieht rooms. renovated and mod
erniZed: electricity. water, plumbing.
comm. dis. main hwy. 10. 2-Ii94.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
HOUSES SALE-s.E. tcont.)

SEMIDETACHED, open. 4251. 1888
Southern ave. s.e.. corner brick
nice yard, garage. Move in, Sl,1O0
down. w. A. NEUMANN. 10. 9-a353.
ACOSTIA-Well-b brick. Two
bedrms.. full ,bsmt., deep lot. oil
heat. mod. bath. ~ yrs. old. Priced
right s. $50 down. S92 per mo.
ST. 1857
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
PnnAGC .OL nAnrIC

E2 bh
S35,450-TERMS
Modern brick one-owner home, near
Wilson High. Alice Deal and Murch
Schools: fast transportation and
shopping; center hall. fireplace in
liv.. rm.. bright din. rm.. modern kit.
with new Westinghouse auto. dish
washer. den and powder I'm. on lst
n; 3 bedrms. and . baths on end
a.: beautiful unusual rec. rm. in
full bsmt. with entr. at ground level.
Rear screened porch overlooking
garden; charming home. Priced
right with excellent terms. Office
open til Q.
Town & Suburban, OR. 94O0
FOXHALL VILLAGE AREA
Ramhlers. Beautiful view. 2 levels,
bedrms.. kitchen, liv. rm.. din
rm.. back porch. large closets. att
gar; full bSmt.. Open daily. 450S,
45l2. 4516 Salem lane NV. tofi
Reservoir and FOXhall rd
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7@-=-777-
$11,250

134I Talbert ter; row brick: liv.
rm.. din. rm.. kit. . bedrms.. bath;
oil &C. heat; " bsmt. Assume
S6,350 loan. 4es.
eli 14th ne row brick; liv. rm., din.
rm., kit. 3 bedrms., bath; oil h.-w.
h.; 2-story garage in rear.
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO.
617 Penna Ave. Sc, FIR. l0sS
Evening star., 1952-05-16
BETHESDA
An nEn

Attractive. Colonial brick home con-
sisting Of living room, family-slze
dining room, fully equipped Kitchen
with breakfast area, open side porch
on 1nd Moor; Soo, bedroom; and m bs.l bath
level, well-landscaped lot; beautiful
condition throughout . blocks
from BIC. c. High School and Our
Lady of Lourdes. Ewes, OIL. 0670.
SAMUEL E.. BoGLEY, INC.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
A SURPRISE AWAITS YOU
ON THE INSIDE

A home keyed to modern living for
the, large family, Det. brk.; entrance
Ec4R1c sf1 I1sj rT ki1cHEN dlH Em 6edrmA asn: all
bath on End A.; lge. .bedrm. on 3rd
a.; eft. rec. rm. in bsnlt. complete
laundry with automatic washer and
dryer: oil h.-wh.: 2-car built-in
gar: inclosed rear yard l blk. from
Lafayette School; immed. occupancy;
Err, OR. S444
Evening star., 1952-05-16
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
A Subst. older home Of bedrms.,
. baths First a.. lge. beamed liv.
rm., family-size din. rm.. kit. and
bkfst. rm.. powder rm.: full attic:
full bSmt.; 2-car gar: in older Chevy
Chase Excellent terms. with lge.
1st trust. S29,95O, with as little
as $1,000 cash. Mr.. Stedman, with
1NEZ CUSHARD. OR. 1922. lis
INDIAN SPRING CLUB ESTATES
SIS, ,375 for this 6-rm., 2-story de-
tached brick home: nice bsmt. with
outside entr; lge., level lot. Call
Mr.. Barnes, MI. 52TS
FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES, INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
MA hunn
Evening star., 1952-05-16
Bethesda-$5, 900 Cash

Bethesda-$5, 900 Cash
Two nedrms, Ia baths. lovely liv.
rn. with flrepl., din. rm., mod. kit.
with dishwasher, side porch. rec. nm.
in bsmt-, outside patio and drepl.
Long term lst trust.
Rambler-$19,750
level bsmt.. dishwasher and dis
posal. nice level yard. Two blocks
TO school. Inspect this before yoS
buy
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
WI a44l TIL Q Pm.
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1952-05-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

Colored-Income and Home
NEAR 18th AND MASS. AVE.
Lovely S-room brick, > aptS.. bath,
tull bsmt.. oil heat, beautiful yard.
Substantial cash; easy terms.
Ma. 0223-RA. 6912
Evening star., 1952-05-16

DIRECT FROM OWNER
2AOo block Fessenden ST., few doors
east Of, Conn. Four bedrms., l a
tiled baths, den. attic; Al cond:
neat all schools. So4 800. Call
W6NAy O327. No AGENTS, please.
Evening star., 1952-05-16

4 BEDROOMS. e5s BATHS
oet. brick: center-hall plan; lst A.
bedrnn. and bath; 3 bedrms. and
bath on End A.; recr. rn: In bsmt
2-c0r built-in sarage; OIL HOT
WATER HEAT. To inspect, call Mr.
Woeniak, CO. S546.
KfRK'S REALTY Co. REALTORS
Evening star., 1952-05-16
HOUSES SALE-N.E. (cont.D

COLORED. VACANT. els eth St
n.e.-Lovely 6-rm. .-and-bath Colonial
brick home. Features include oil
INV h.. full bsmt., equipped kitchen.
concrete front porch and nice yard
Completely redecorated. Terms ar
ranged. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
1929 K st. NV. MA. 0352. Ewes,
JU. 7-6365. is
Evening star., 1952-05-16
THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, MAY l6, 1862
Evening star., 1952-05-16

Home With Finished BSmt.
semidet semi % brick, low ioYeIy Ei Eit tiled lI bath h
hardwood floors. daylight bsmt. with
liv -bedrm. combination. equip. kit,
half bath and pvt. entr. Large CT
trust can be assumed ALDRE. INC
LU. 4-0147; ewes, MIR. Gay, 10.
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So 600 DOWN

S62 10 per mo-. including everything
will buy a nice. 2-bedrm. brick
semidet. home with equipped kit.
full bsmt., gas heat: fenced yard
Call Mr.. Adams. LU. 4-43S2; ewes.
10. 9-97S3. T. PAUL MUDD CO.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
ENGLISH-STYLE BRICK

ENGLISH-STYLE BRICK
Lovely 2-story det. brick. situated on
level Handicapped lot. large rear yard
inclosed with Anchor fence Cen
sewing rm. and tiled bath on End
fir. Lge. liv. rm., TV rm., din. rm.,
modern kit and powder rm. on 1st.
Located Just of newly opened
Branch ave. in greater Sc. area
Priced at SCI $50. Call Mr.. Harris,
Evening star., 1952-05-16

GEORGETOWN HOT Sc,
S3l,50O. Det. brick, 23xl3i7 liv.
rm., study. > bedrns., dressing room.
dining room, separate entrance to
garden from English kit. and liv.
nm, 5 freplaces; desirable. fashion,
able with personality. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO.. OR. 1895 until Q p. m.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
DRY CLEANING
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMER. UNIV. PIX, nr. st. AIMS
Beautiful white brick Colonial: 3
oedems;, = baths new cond.; vacant;
cenv. Zoe. OWNER. OR. GO20.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
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Evening star., 1952-06-08
lEATIME In JACKSONVILLE
Inv Clemenfine Paddlef0rd
by Clementine PaddlefOrd
This Week Food Editor

way around, giving an appetizing candied effect.
Have cake? It's still oven-warm "Absolutely!'
1t melted away in the mouth as one bit in. / asked
about the cake recipe.
That's Mothers" Marian said Mother is the
cook in the family, and always use her recipes"
Mother is Mrs. Charles S. Adams, born in Florida,
living most of her life in Jacksonville, living with
Marian. This cake she has made as long as she can
remember. A cake to be served in differ ent ways,
sometimes tea-cake style, as on this day. Again,
made as layer cake, loaf cake. single thick
layer to be cut into squares and served with sauce.
Best of all with the strawberry hard sauce its a
recipe from a good cook who ran a fashionable
boarding house in early-day Jacksonville.
The grapefruit peel is another of Mother Adams's
specalties. It's peel unlike the USUAL being more
tender more moist, like jelly candy 1t is quickly
made and should be quickly eaten, not kept around
to get hard.
Basic Cake
IN cups sifted cake -four
teaspoons ouble-actng baking powder
u teaspoon salt
u cup butter or margarine
cup sugar
teaspoon vanilla extract
2 eggs, separated
u cup milk
Sift together -four, baking powder and salt. Cream
butter until soft and smooth; gradually add sugar,
beating until very fluffy. Beat in vanilla and we'll
beaten egg yolks. Add -four mixture alternately with
milk, beating well after each addition; fold in egg
whites, beaten stiff but not dry. Turn into creased
and paper-lined 8inch layer-cake pans and bake in
a moderate oven (35OoF) for 30 minutes. Cover
layers with chocolate frosting.
For q loaf cake pour batter of basic cake into
creased and Toured loaf pan (5x10x3) inches and
bake in moderate oven (35OoF.) so to 60 minutes
Serve sliced with ice cream Yield: portions.
FOr tea mullins, pour basic cake batter into small
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1952-06-08
The talk is of food, the table
spread with tasty tidbits. Pull
up a chair and join the party

TNIERE was buzz of conversation around the tea
l. table, and the talk was all food. Mrs Marian
Adams Mitchell, of Bishop Gate Lane, had invited
few friends in to give me the lowdown on regional
dishes of the town.
There's Mrs. Robert Adams's fig pudding" some
one was saying. do you know about Donax?" l was
being asked. Its miniature shellfsh that lives in
the sand along the local beaches 1T makes won
derful consomme, j." another put in.
Our Yacht Club does fried chicken to make the
South proud" ''You must meet young Mrs. Charles
Cook Howell and have her tell you what she does
with founder. She came here from Sweden. But
you want dishes typical of Jacksonville, don't you?"
wasn't listening. My eyes were glued to Marian's
tea table, pretty sight!
What tawny toast, and glistening - as if old-rose
shelacked - with strawberry jam. Small mufinsize
tea cakes had their tops pued and spread like chefs
high hat so neatly arranged on pedestal cake plate
little glass basket held apple-mint leaves, frosty
of sugar, thin grass blade. Still another sweet
meat - sugared grapefruit peel moist and tender
cut in long strips A small bowl burgeoned wild azaea
and honeysuckle, and the first wood volets of the
early spring.
Marian Mitchell was pouring tea from an heirloom
silver pot, fragile the cups. and gay in an alover
flower design
"Will you have toast?"
by all means.''
This toast" " she said is whole-wheat bread. but
tered then spread with strawberry preserves and run
under the broier That gives the glazed look" The
butter cooks into the JAM or maybe it's the other
Evening star., 1952-06-08

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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
Dutch Elm Disease
In Toledo Cause
Of Concern Here

Another outbreak of the dreaded
Dutch Elm disease in the Toledo
area has set Bluffton residents shud-
dering to think what might happen
to the community's stately trees if
the disease strikes closer.
Efforts have been made by numer.
Gus Blufftonites including the con-
gregation of the Presbyterian church
to keep their Films in good health.
The huge Elm which has become a
landmark on the Presbyterian church
lawn on Main street is regularly
cared for by feeding and spraying
and tree experts have been sum-
moned on different occasions to look
after the community's pet.
Forestry officials estimate that 100
elms in various parts of Toledo have
been afflicted already this year,
despite spraying operations, and that
at least 800 will die before the dis
ease can be checked.
Trees found to be infected should
be cut down Immediately and burned
within two weeks to control the dis
eases spread, experts say.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
Bluffton's Future Farmers, Alters
Off To Flying Start In Fair HOnOrs

A sizeable number of Bluffton
area youngsters distinguished them
selves the early part of this week in
junior division activities of the Allen
County Fair.
One of the outstanding achieve
ments of a local youth was that of
Richard Bucher, who was selected by
fair judges as top-raaking individual
IN the livestock judging contest. Blu
cher was q member Of q three-man
fBluffton F. r. A. team which took
first team honors also. The other
members were Don Kin,mit and Don
Leiber. Kimmer placed third in in
dividual honors.
Second to Button in team hpnors
was L~afayette's F. F. A. team and
the Shawnee team was third. Points
scored respectively by the three top
teams were 1920, 1,224 and 1,209.
Other teams competing were from
~Spencerville, Delphos, Elida Lima
Al, Amanda Ag. All and Auglaize
Al. There were eight teams in