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Evening star., 1952-04-24
By LiIIion Cox Athey

parents rattle. 1t produces no
sound. However, within a few days
the youngster sheds his original
skin and begins to eat small mice
or young rodents. Growing rapidly,
it sheds it's second skin within two
months and acquires a ring or seq
ment of the rattle. 1t is soft and
black. After drying, it makes a
slight buzzing sound when shaken.
More rings are added as the years
go by and the rattler soon learns
that his noise maker is not
weapon to be despised. 1t is used
with telling effect on those who
trespaSs.
Distributed by McNausht Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1952-04-24
Contract BRIDGE

By EosIey BIoekwood
Mr.. Dale's play was the onl,
bright spot in this hand The bid
ding was weird and so was the de.
fense. Mr.. Muzzy's opening bid wa.
gruesome and might have got hi.
side in a lot of trouble.
West dealer.
Both sides so part-score.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH.
(Mrs. Keen)
A1086
0AJ2
oAJ85
@943
WEST. EAST.
(Mr. AbeD (Mr. Muzzy)
AJ9543 At
V876 0KOe54
Q 103 HQ976
"A 102 &K86
SOUTH.
(Mr. Dale)
AAKQ2
0103
oK42
&QJ75
The bidding:
West. North. East. South.
Pass Pass heart Dbl.
Pass 2d'm'ds Pass Pass
2hearts Pass Pass 2spades
Dbl. Allp pass
Mrs. Keen's bidding was not as
reliable as usual With two honors
In hearts, a fair hand and even
distribution, she should have re-
sponded to her partners double
with one no-trump instead of two
diamonds. She would have Jared
very we'll at that contract.
The best commentary on Mr..
Abel's double is that Mr.. Dale made
his contract with an overtrick.
The opening lead was the eight
of hearts. Dummy ducked and
Mr.. Muzzy won with the queen
After some thought he returned
the king of clubs. When Mr.. Abel
showed interest with the ten spot,
he led small club, which was won
with the ace over Mr.. Dale'S lack.
A third club was returned and
MIR. Abel expected his partner to
trump But Mr. Dale won with the
queen. He led his deuce of spades
and won with dummy's ten when
MIR. Abel played low. A spade was
led back to the ace and Mr.. Muzzy
dropped small heart.
MIR. Dale stopped to count. Mr..
Muzzy had started with one spade
and three clubs. leaving him nine
cards in the red suits. Almost
surely he had the queen of dia-
monds and the king of hearts left.
He could hardly have started with
more than five hearts, as Mr.. Abel
should have held three hearts for
his raise.
Mr.. MuzZy would have to hold
two hearts and three diamonds to
guard those suits. Six tricks had
been played. Mr.. Dale could win
the next two tricks with top trumpS.
And the lead of the good club
would get everybody down to four
cards.
So Mr.. Dale caShed his king and
queen OF spades and led the seven
OF clubs. Mr.. Abel trumped with
his last spade-and Mr.. Muzzy was
squeezed. Dummy's last four cards
were the ace and jack in both red
suits.
Mr.. Muzzy held the king and one
heart and three diamonds to the
queen. 1t was his play. He dis
carded the seven of diamonds. And
Mr.. Dale took the last three tricks
In the diamond suit.
(Copyright. 1862. General Features Corp.)
Evening star., 1952-04-24
Game
Find "a or more words In
DRIGAL,

meaning, "a lyric, usually of am
orous character" Average is 81;
limit, 25 minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters Words which acquire four letters
by the addition Of IS. such rs bats"
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A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-04-24
AnsNer 70 PoTENTATE.

pane, pant, patent. pate, paten, pean.
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open. tape. tent. tenet. tone, tope' eaten.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04
Fort LaudprdaIe, Fla.
Berlin Rabbi Thanks Germans
Advocating Cancellation With Jews

who risked their lives in Hitler
Germany to help the prosecuted
Jews. He added that thanks are
also due to those Germans who
today seek recopciliation between
the Germans and the Jews.
In Hamburg, Erich Lueth,
originator of the peace with Is
rael" movement, reported that
contributions have been received
by his movement for the pur-
chase of the first 1000 olive trees
to be planted in a wood of Re-
cancellation" in the Jewish State.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04
GOOD HOLIDAY

A rabbi once visited a rich
miser to get a donation from him
for a charitable cause. The miser
turned the rabbi down. At part
ing said: Good holiday to you!"
Astounded, the miser remark
ed:
GAS far as I know-today is no
holiday"
"Well," the rabbi said smiling
ly, when I leave you without
getting any contribution from
you, it's surely holiday to you"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04

LEONARD BERNSTEIN. tai.
ented young conductor-composer
who heads the Brandeis School Of
Creative Arts. is shown conduct
ing an orchestra rehearsal. Mr..
Bernstein will direct the Univer.
sitY's Festival of the Creative
Arts. to be held this June.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04

NUREMBERG, (JTA) = The
Jews of Germany do not harbor
hatred, not even against those at
whose hands they suffered in the
past, Rabbi M. FREEZER of Berlin
told German Protestant confer
ence here.
DR.. FREEZER said that the Jews
wish to thank those Christians
Evening star., 1952-06-23
Back to
The Sheer
Widn1ork Gets
Another
Me0nie Role
By Bow Thomos
Associoted Press Staff Writer


After being a good guy for five
years, Richard Widmark is going
back to the meanie role that made
him a star.
TITS Tommy Udo all over again."
remarked Widmark about his role
in the episode o. Henry's Bag
dad on the Subway" II have the
same sneer and they even brought
out the same hairpiece for me to
wear"
Tommy Udo was the double
ugly character the actor played in
kiss Of Death" What a rat he
was! One of his diversions was
pushing an old lady down a flight
of stairs in her wheelchair. Tommy
is back with us again, and there's
no telling what effect he'll have
on Widmark's fans.
After all, the youngsters have
seen the blond actor winning wars,
fighting forest fires, combating
disease and performing other acts
Of valor.
ut will be interesting to see
what the reaction will be-" he OBJ
served. "A whole new group of
movie goers has grown up since I
did Tommy Udo five years ago.
l don't know how they'll take it,"
Right now Widmark is more
concerned about personal matters,
particularly his relations with his
studio. He has made no secret
that he is not happy with his
present contract, although he has
not yet moved toward open revolt.
He is still working under the
original pact. and he repeatedly
feels he deserves more money.
TN never sign another exclu-
sive cpntract,'" he remarked. ITS
all right for some one starting out
to get tied down to one studio
because the studio will build the
personality. But after you've
gotten started. you miss freedom
I've done Is pictures in five years
and I've had to take the bad with
the good"
The Wldmark deal still has two
years to go. but it may well be
adjusted before the expiration
date.
Evening star., 1952-06-23
Actor Defines
debt to Public
HOLLYWOOD


Although the speed of his re-
cent ascent to stardom at Goth
Fox is due mostly to the reaction
OF fans, particularly teen-agers
outspoken Dale Robertson says he
owes them only decent perform
ance and reasonable public con-
ouct but no more than that.
What brought about Dale's COM
ment was the deluge of letters he
received expressing discomfort
over his marriage last year to
lJacqueline Wilson.
I don't want to sound ungrate-
1ul and I'm not" said Dale, "but
persons in public life cannot be
responsive to the various opinions
OF every individual who happens
to take notice of them. If this
isn't so. my movie career and ]
are soon to part.
Il think an actor owes his audi
ence courtesy, but that's an obli-
cation that exists between all
members of the human race and
therefore works the other way
around, too"
AT any rate, Dale's fans will
receive one refreshing quality in
their relationship with him-hon-
esty. A good many stars who pub
ilcly bow to their fans privately
dislike them right down to their
bobby-sox.
Evening star., 1952-06-23
HOLLYWOOD.

Jose Ferrer called from London
to say that he had captured the
Donaldson Award for best actor
and director-for "The Shrike, .
of course. L. B. Mayer verbally
agreed to buy the play, but Jose
hasn't heard from him since, so
doesn't know what to think.
Shelley Winters hasn't signed
yet and won't without a guaranty
of time off to go to italy with
Vittorio Gassmann, but her studio
may surprise her.
That was two Fords leaving
town in a Cadillac-Glenn and
sprig Peter-for fishing in the
Sierras. I'm getting that old holi-
day feeling myself, aren't you?
Renee, the Sardi's ex-hat-check
gal, and hubby Lou Schoncite are
esconced here in the Paramount
house. Lou, the big New York
ticket man. bills the Broadway
lady stars by their married names
So guess who's Maggie Swift,
Vivian Frank Betty Rice -
Gertrude Aldridge" and Edna
Wolff"
Betty Hutton saw and heard the
Duncan Soeurs and, says her
private p. A.-she's deliriouSly
anxious to do their movie story,
If someone will only send her q
script to read La Hutton has
left for New York for a week of
recordings with Perry Como
And did you know that Betty and
Judy Garland have options to re-
turn to the Palace in the fall?
Peter LORE signed with Paul
Kohner, and that bundle isn't a
body under his arm. but the
European raves for THE Lost
One" which Pete produced, di-
rected and starred in.
Mario LAMA has made $3.50, 900
to date from his BE My Love" re-
cordings. Says Nick Brodsky, who
only composed the hit, Mario not
only didn't give me a watch, but
now won't even give me the time
of day" Nicky's II Walk With
God" for Mario's Student Prince"
is another big hit, from where I
sit Jean Simmons brought her
figured own to fighting form, for
THE Murder"
Bobbie Newton had to sell most
of his farm acres in Wales to pay
arrears in British income tax. 3.
Chums in Paris-Aly Khan and
Orson Welles. who share a mem
ory. Belita is studying ballet
and finagling an Invitation to
the Dance" which Gene Kelly
Evening star., 1952-06-23
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing
Screen.

| ACCus
Ambassador-"Three for Bed.
room c.; 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 ane
9:45 pm.
Capitol-"Scarlet Angel: 11:0t
am, 1:45, 4:30 and 1880 pm
Stage: 1880, 1885 and 9 pm. Box.
ing: 10 pm.
Columbia-"Carbine Williams"
11:25 am, 1880, 3:35, $40, 7:4s
and $50 pm. ~
DupOnt-'Navajo";; 100, 2:45
4:35, 6:25. 1920 and 1915 pm.
Keith's-"No Room for Groom;
11:15 am. los, 3:05, sos. 8:1s
and 11:05 pm. Boxing: 10 pm.
Little-"The Secret of Mayer
ling; 6:10, 8 and 9:45 pm.
Notwithstanding Feath-
err: 1885 am, 1870, 800, 4:4O
6:25, sos and $3.50 pm.
Ontario-"Captive City,; 1880,
3:35. $40, 7:50 and 9:55 pm.
Palace-"Scaramouche";; 11:45
am, 2:15, 4:45, 7:15 and 9 pm.
Playhouse - 1.-The Marrying
Kind; 1880 am, 1880, 3:35, 5:35,
TAO and $50 pm.
PlaZa-'The Man in the White
Suit; 11:15 am, 1:1O, 3:05, 500,
6:55, $50 and 10:45 pm.
TranS-Lux - Encore; 11:15
am, 100, 2:50, 4:35, 6:20, $40
and 10 pm.
Warner-"Three for Bedroom
c.; 11:55 am; 1855. 3:55, 5:55.
7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Evening star., 1952-06-23
Hollywood Diary
Jose Ferrer Wins Double Award
As Actor-Drector of The Shrke'
> By SheiIoh Grohom

tees off next month in London.
Producer Arthur Freed, just back
from there, relays that every
things humming and he's signed
a lot of unpronounceable names
for the Dance" With hel
black hair, Nina Foch looks like
the poor hairdresser's Gene Tier
ney.
Errol Flynn's cattle supply most
of Jamaica with 35-cent steaks
yes, 35 cents each, according tt
Cameraman Charlie Kosher, who
owns a small ranch next tc
Flynn's 5000 acres.
Maurice Chevalier giggles of
the ridiculous rumor that he's re.
tiring to a monastery.
Jane Wyman could have bough
herself a Tiffany bracelet for wha1
she spent at the Tiffany Clut
here, partying more than 100 fol
her going-away self. Among
the present, those rollicking Rovel
girls, Barbara Stanwyck anc
Nancy Sinatra. Pete Lawforc
brought Rocky. And Gary rocked
with Dusty Miller. But Jane. guy
less. Judy Garland says that
soon she'll be ready to tell hel
side of her quarrel with hel
mother, and it won't be pretty. :.
MICS Red Shelton. dining CHS
Ken Murray at Chasens-theil
first encounter. A pompous
visitor asked Marilyn Monroe al
Niagara-"Is it true that when
you posed for that famous calen-
dar photograph, Miss Monroe, you
had nothing on?" mo" said our
Marilyn. II had the radio on"
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paper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1952-06-23

baseball movies. First with the
Dizzy Dean, Pride of st. Louis, %
starring Dan Daily. Now with
the Grover Cleveland Alexander
story. "The Winning Team"
Ronald Reagan plays Alex, whose
greatest days were with the Phil
lies, but who wound up with the
Cards. And that strikeout of
Tony Lazzeri, with the bases
loaded. in the 1926 World Series.
The real baseball sizzler on the
screen might be Rogers Hornsby's
story. Starring. say. Richard
Widmark in one of his more fero-
cious phases. Or Bogart.
Stewart Granger's career spirals
while that of his beautiful wife,
Jean Simmons, languishes. .
Due to contract troubles with
Howard Hughes. Granger's
latest Is the lead opposite Rita
Hayworth in her Salome role. .
Somerset Maugham's Rain" may
well be the all-time big money
maker play on the summer theat-
er circuit. s.. Nevertheless, June
Havoc will tour it this summer
under the title Sadie Thompson.
. BY now, there should be no
confusion as a result Of the title
change. ..e
r. 4 49,
History note: Clarence Brown
who just directed 1.-The Plymouth
Adventure" in England, thinks he
knows what happened to the
after it's famous 1920
His evidence indicates
its hull became a barn on an
English seacoast farm. Next
directoral job of Alan Schneider,
who did Arenas "Hasty Heart"
will be in Devon, England, July
rs. The play will be Thornton
Wilder's Pullman Car Hiawa-
tha." It is pretty close to
A1an's favorite play, which he did
first as a television color test for
CHS. With a cast of Catholic
University Players.
Evening star., 1952-06-23
CoIorfuI Feud
HOLLYWOOD


Layne Shotgun" Britton. tor
makeup man on the RKO lot
has been feuding with Director
Lloyd Bacon, long known in Holly
wood for his colorful. outlandish
mode of dress. Shotgun" also
noted for his peculiar attire. was
chagrined because Bacon was at
tracing most of the attention
In retaliation, Britton appeared
on the set of Beautiful But
Dangerous" with his hair dyed
three different colors-red, white
and blue. The next day, however,
Bacon moved back to his first
place position. He showed up for
work in a purple and white polka
dot suit.
Released by the N. A. N. A.
Evening star., 1952-06-23

WAldI tI1C ar ) bOU 4llOII1dS OG.
scribes as Heavy stuff, but
Olivier's range from gentleman to
bum makes it worth the price of
admission" Since. he was
Heathcliffe in "Wuthering
Heights Olivier has become
known as the worlds greatest
actor.
Katie Hepburn plays both golf
and tennis in Pat and Mike"
-. And plays both so well,
against top flight female competi-
ton such as Gussie Moran in ten
mis- and Babe Zaharias in golf
that she shows what a brainy girl
can do with her muscles. !
Credit television with part Of the
new Hollywood interest in sports
themes for movies It has
created whale of an audience for
what used to be the most jinxedI
OF movie subjects :. Stately Katie
as a tennis court and golf course
wiz is no more surprising than
Bette Davis will be this Autumn
In a Broadway musical, "Two,s
Company"
If neither Dore Schary who pro-
duced "The Washington Story."I
nor Bob Pirosh who wrote and
directed 1t, get here for the pre-
miere on Friday at the Palace, put |
1t down to work pressure :.
M-G-M's busy on its winter
schedule already Incidentally, |,
that's the studios designation now
with both Goldwyn and Mayer
gone, it's no longer Metro Gold
wyn-Mayer officially Joe
Manckiewicz, Letter to Three
Wives" "All About Eve" etc., who
moved over to the Culver City
plant from Goth Century Fox, has
Mayors old Office =. Fit for a
king it is. too Although
Mankiewicz would be the last to
aspire to a throne Despre the
success Of his pictures, he wants
to write. and direct a Broadway
play.
Never has name value" got the
play 1t now is getting in movie
casts. "Sombrero," for in
stance, has Pier Angel, Ricardo
Montalban, Yvonne de Carlo, Cyd
Charlse, Walter Hampden. and
Vlttorlo Gassman E, And in
MGM's Small Town Girl" there
is Farley Granger, Jane Powell,
Ann Miller, Billie Burke, Faye
Ray. Bobby Van and S. z. Sakall.
Roy Bolger'S long delayed
click on the screen is assured in
where's Charley?"
X y
Elizabeth Taylor is going to
have a baby and her studio is
suddenly dubious about going
ahead with THE Girl Who Had
Everything" Generally, how
ever movie companies have won
their races with the stork, no.
toriously tedious bird Holly
wood is planning to steal back it's
former players who have became
television stars Lucille Ball
and Desi Arnaz (never top flight
ers, have already signed for a
picture F. And Sid Caesar and
Imogene Coca have interested 1
such a producer writer as Num-
nally johnson After video,
movie-making seems like vaca-
ton With big pay.
Last Saturday nights movie /,
business was watched carefully
for the effect upon it of the
Crosby Hope Olympic telethon {
. . When all the returns are in, o
Hollywood will have an idea of
what might happen on nights when 3
big film stars went video If
they were permitted to go video a
.. Akin Tamiroff has just signed
his first Hollywood role contract :
in three years A few years =
ago, he was the best known and
busiest character in films
But three-year idleness is moth =
ing like Tamiroff's record ~
He hung around Hollywood nine
years before hitting the peak in a
the late sos and early '4O's. q
X X
The st. Louis Cardinals get all (
the breaks on the summers big
Evening star., 1952-06-23
u. S. Films Popular

Japan reports increasing popu-
larity for United States films,
which now provide 40 to so per
cent of all box-office receipts in
that country.
Evening star., 1952-06-23
The Posing Show .aasar aapaa
Olivier as Romantic Bum :
Will Test EscopismMyth
BY Joy Cormody
The glamour parade


Paramount offers terrific challenge legend that audi
nces want escapm only with Laurence Olivier
IN Carrie Advance that the
directed William Wyler beautifully Miriam
Hopkins provide chief supporting performances
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-10-03
IS ENJOY BIRTHDAY
PARTY CELEBRATION
WITH DARLYNNE SMITH

Seventeen guests. and the young
hostess. Miss DarIynue smith ceIa-
brated Darlvuue.S seventh birthday
last Sunday afternoon at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs DEF
smith
4 lighted and decorated birthday
cake was served with lee cream.
fayors and all thar contributes to-
ward an enjoyable birthday party.
Games were played during the
afternoon.
Those who enjoyed the festive
occasion were Sheila Denney. Alta
Neyman. Karen Campbell. Sharon
Lawton. Virginia GuIen. Noel
Grant Bonnie Larson. sharon Bak-
Ike. Sherry smith. Bonnie Grant
Lois Dayey. Bernice Dayey. Betty
Whitaker. caro- Hammer. Delphia
Lewis. Lorene Lyster. Kay Larson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-10-03
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
Bruce Johnston has made anpIfca-
tion for a domestic under the Act
of May 26. 1888 As Stat. S091 An
ehorage Serial No. oI7327 for Lot
.. L. s. Survey 70. 232I. Wrangell
Group of Homesites situated ON
zimoFia Strait near Wrangel. and
Lot q. L. s. Survey No. pos.
Wrangeu domestic Group near
WrangelI Highway approximately
Is miles South of Wrangell. Al
aska. and adjoining I. S. Survey
No. 2821 containing a total area of
I.37 acres. and it is now in the
files of the Land office, Anchorage,
Alaska.
Any and all persons claiming adj
yersely any of the above mentioned
land should file their adverse claim
in the Land offce within the per
iod of publication or thirty DAYS
thereafter. or they viii be barred
by the provisions of the statutes.
VIRGIL o. SEIsER. Manazer
First publication Oct. 3. 1852
Last publication Nov. IS, 1852
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-10-03
ALASKA STEAMSHIP
WINS MONOPOLY SUIT

zr-sr=rf r. ar...##-,.1-- -f.g---.-
-=z---sz=---z
premiums .1a.1 tH.= lNo years d
saihs# the Alaska Steamship Comp
any. We're dismissed by Judge Dal
a. Lennon In I#-paze decision
IN effect he decision cave ffrsf
right fer ruIfnz en- sur. ..harpas ia
the Federal Maritime R.s-H a res
aTarorr agency wfrh jurisdiction
over steamship eanrar as
Alaska Steamship Company was
charged IN an Indictment returned
IN june lta' at Anchorage with
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-10-03
KATHERINE CHURCHILL
ON FIRST TRIP OUTSIDE

Miss Katherine Churchill. en-
pIoyee of Wrangeu Institute. let
this week on her first trip soutE.
She viii De a house guest i'm Seat
lie of Mr.. and Mrs. Val GarueH.
former WHanEeIl residents.
She will visit her brother. Rog.
who is stationed in Seattle with
the Navy and expects to enjoy
many motor trips in the Seattle
area before returning home In two
weeks.
Miss Churchill is the daughter Il
Mrs. Mary Churchill.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-10-03
NEWMAN IN HAWAII

Marion Neymau who was home
recently On furloagh from the Navy
10 visit his parents, aIr. ana Mrs.
virgil Negmau. is now stationed al
Pearl Harbor. stationed aboard a
destroyer escort vessel He expect
TO leave for Korean waters in Nov
ember
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-10-03
MRS. BARNES 10 KETCBIKAN

Mrs. Doris Barnes. Republican
candidate for the Territorial Sen
ate IS planning to leave on the
DenaIi Monday fer Eetehikan in
The interests of her campaign. She
VIII visit West Coast communities
before returning home.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-10-03
{ I { C. 7
VI. K.
BOARDMAN
TO
House OF Representatives
Republican Candidate
FROM KETCHIKAN

Bill BOardman is the only Republican candidate for the House
that resides in the south of Petersburg The Southern
portion of the Division entitled and should have representa-
ton the Legislature Your support this basis will
be appreciated.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-10-03
PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ]. LOOMS
last Monday sold their home and
property in the Eastern Addition
of WrangeI to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Charlton The LOOMS family is
moving to Seattle where Mr. Loom
is. a Sergeant with tn Alaska Com
municauons System, has been
transferred
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-10-03

Oar smith. local agent fer the
Standard OIL Company. is leaving
Sunday for Eetehikau where he has
been called for jury duty in Dis
trict Court which opens there Mon
day
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-10-03
NO DUCK STAMP

an answer To several inquiries.
Monte Clemmons, local ish and
WiIdlife Service agent. said today
hat hunters under l6 years of
age do not need duck stamps or
licenses to nunt but must abide by
other game laws.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-10-03

GET MOORE FOR YOUR MONEY
Neil Moore for Auditor Oct. Il
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