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cast who performed before GIs
in the Korean war zone In the
spring Is Louis Camuti. jr., an
other superb clown talent at Gu.
Camuti, looking like a petulant
penguin. makes the comparatively
small role Of the notary one Of the
highlights Of "The School for
Wives" A third veteran Of the far
ranging touring company is Keith
Kirby as the resourceful young
lover Of the girl Arnolphe schooled
to be the perfect wife.
Other members of the cast In
clude Ann Sinclair as the
astoundingly innocent Agnes, Otto
Kvapil as the low comedy servant,
Pat Barnett as his perilously vital
colleague in Arnolphe's household,
and Gene Picciano as the philos-
|opher-lover's skeptical friend.
The simple but effective set of
4AC 0CI1OO1 COI WIVES 10 tkldt
compact one which flew with the
touring company to Japan and
Korea earlier in the year. It is
the work Of James Waring and it
serves its purpose with the excel
lence that is chronic with the
university theater's designer.
y 4 4 4
Date Change: It win be August
5, not 4, on which "Porgy and
Bess" opens its four-weeks' run at
the National theater. The days
delay will permit the less hasty
transfer Of the production from
Chicago, where it closes August 2.
to Washington. The settings and
lighting of the Blevens Davis
Robert Breen ''Porgy" are elab-
crate and complex and setting up
here after the trip from Chicago
will require an extra day.
In their own words, "Porgy's''
producers wants a perfect OPEN
ing night" In Washington.
Evening star., 1952-07-08
Shoes Out Of Style?
Just Wait Awhile
HOILYWOOD

Don't throw those duds away,
sister. They'll be back In style sc
years from now.
At least. that's what Diana
Lynn discovered when she was
being outfitted as an American
miss Of 1904 for her role with
Dan Daley in 1.-THE Great Com
panions."
Her hats and dresses were fash
ioned by Designer Rosemary Odell
after careful research Of 1904
styles. But her shoes. which have
been pronounced historically &C
curate. were purchased at a Bev-
erly Hills store where they're be-
ing advertised as the --latest thing
in milady's footwear"
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Evening star., 1952-07-08

BTGaEeSG CO1IuC OTaU1dG1SC COu1Q
afford to surrender it graciously to
Q latter day Republican keynoter.
BY now it has been established
that there is no end to Moliere's
shining hours. Certainly there is
everything to suggest this hilarious
condition of immortality in his
case in the current production.
"The School For Wives" is an ex-
traordinarily funny play and this
version Of 1.-THE one the Univer-
sity Players took to Japan and
Korea-makes the most of it.
Free the rest Of this week, and
perhaps much longer, from the
competition of unassigned Gen.
erals, "The School For Wives"
commends itself as a fine way to
spend summers evening. It is
the second of the summer series of
three plays at Catholic University,
q project that will close with de-
tective Story" July 28-August 2.
Walter F. Kerr, formerly of the
university drama faculty. now
drama critic of the New York
Herald Tribune, adapted and di-
rected this version of Moliere's
most zestful comedy. Kerr's excel
lent sense of theater is evident in
both the writing and direction of
the comedy.
It is a production which makes
amply clear why 'The School for
Wives" still spins along merrily In
its third century of life. Also why
it is now under consideration by
several leading professionals for
production again in New York.
j. Robert Dietz, one Of the most
gifted comedy players Gu has
produced, heads the cast Of this
weeks comedy. He is a performer
with a great relish for intellectual
slapstick and he is aware that as
Arnolphe, Moliere has provided
him an infinitely rich comedy
character. On the evidence. indeed,
Arnolphe may well be the most
ridiculous of the many men who
have assumed they knew the very
way to avoid being deceived in
marriage.
Arno1phe's simple theory, in
ease it has slipped anyone's mem
ory, is that a mans infallible
safeguard Is to marry a beautiful,
gentle girl who is a veritable idiot
Of naivete. In the case of his
Agnes, he has seen to this by
supervising her education since
she was four years old. The single
flaw in this training is that it
neglected to consider the nature
Of young women in response to
the stimulus Of handsome and
reckless young men.
Dietz' Arnolphe is much more
than the comic figure of the older,
craftier man who is outwitted by
love. He is a philosopher who has
made study Of the relations Of
the sexes. He is as outraged by
the errors in his thinking as he
is anguished and Inundated at
the loss Of a bride as promising
as Agnes. He is the man whose
scorn for mortal weaknesses has
exposed him to the whole array
Of human indignities.
He Is, in short, a very funny
fellow who will still be making
people laugh when television
screens are as big as baseball
parks. No corner Of Arnolphe's
complex nature escapes Dietz's ex-
ploration and last nights compact
group Of ferociouSly loyal Demo-
Gratis enjoyed him fully.
Another member Of the current
Evening star., 1952-07-08
JOHN Q. CHAFMAN. u.

JUMM Il. CHAkMANs JH.s
1907 woodward Building, Attorney.
UNITED STATES D6TRICT COURT
for the. District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court--No. 60420. Ad-
ministration.--This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
State Of MARYLAND has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District Of
Columbia, Letters Of Administre-
yenka. also known % Frank Elmer
Cervenka. late of the District Of
Columbia, deceased. An persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. to. the subscriber.. on
or before the 10th day Of December,
AID. 1852; otherwise they may hl
law be excluded from sll benefit q
said estate. Given under my hand
this 18th day Of June. 1852. RUTH
HELEN CERYKNKA, 2006. Ogles
thorpe p, West Hyettsytnes Md.
Saeal) Attest: THEopQRE Goes.
WELL, Reoister 81 wis. for the
pistriet g ColumbiA clesk q ths
l0onflnne1 q JleI5 HAs11
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MILTON D. NORMAN,
Attorney for Plaintihs.

lOWcf nOIt0nmE.
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR
the District Of Columbia, Civil piyi-
sionsCHARLEs ". 7; BRIsCo1.
and LEE @. SPEED. TIA SPEED q
NE, Washtngton, D.. c.. Plaintiffs.
v. FRED LATTA. also known a.
EREDERICK LATTA. 500 Holman
Road, Durham. North Carolina, De-
fsndants;-zNc; Ms,9731-52.1oRpER
this suit is TO recover Six HUNDRED
Sixty, Three and $4,000 Dollars
for merchandise. sold By plaintiffs 70
defendant and 70 have judgment Of
condemnation OF certain property Of
the Defendant levied on under an
satisfy the plaintiffs claim. 4 is.
1852. ordered that the defendant
appear in this court on Or before
days and iegal holidays, after the
Sre onS q S nd eesnd ss s IDsatoa s and q ow sos
not Be had. othsrWise the g suit win
fault. provided this order Be pu6-
sive weeks In The Washington Law
PY THE COURT: ye.J PRANK n.
MEYERS. Judge. (6eall A True
&SHGpEE1ra SHpEE1 Fs'iiR 3 SRARsr.a nas y cl.ri. lsIs s.
G. A. Clements. Deputy Clsrk
- {eZ4alylaH.
Evening star., 1952-07-08
Hollywood Diary
BeuIoh Bondi Set
As Powers Co-Stor
BY SheiIoh Grohom.

there about George Jessel wanting
him to do his life story, he crack
led, "that's fine but I can't f1ggel
which Of Georges ex-wives Dear
would play"
Janet Leigh's doctors have or.
dered her off the horses in NAKED
Spur" and into the hospital for 9
check-up when she checks in bach
here.
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HOILYWOOD.

1O1A1 WOOO.
Could be Beulah Bondi fol
Tyrone Powers leading lass II
John Browns body" with Beulal
playing seven roles to Ty's ant
Raymond Massey's five apiece
'"The Body" is booked for II
cities, with more coming =. ane
Producer Paul Gregory's follow
|up is Dragons Mouth" with tn,
four in the cast leaning over tn,
aft end Of a boat. Charles Laugh.
ton directs.
Jane Russell put her legs tt
good use Thursday. being the frs
movie star to cross the threshold
of the new Shrine hospital fol
crippled children. Smart show
|manship, making Miss FINLAND
Miss Universe. It'll come in reaI
handy for the Olympics this year
;. Debbie Reynolds at Watson
|Webb's Arrowhead hilltop last
week end with r. J. Wagner, with
r. J. teaching d. r. to water-ski
Debonair Clifton Webb ha.
nothing on his itinerary until HI
|gets Nearer My God To Thee" IL
October. French picture
|"Caroline Cherie," due here soon
took four and q half months tt
pass the British censors. The!
|frowned on the II beds, all oc.
|cupied at various times by MARITIME
Carole, Steve Cranes ext i. Ant
I'VE saw Steve at Mikes place tht
other night with his daughter BY
Lana Turner, Cheryl. Cheryl wa!
mighty chic in a white hat and rec
scarf.
Robert Taylor doesn't crack 9
smile all through "Ivanhoe." But
he was smiling plenty at Ursuls
Thiess at the Friars' party fo1
Judy Garland. So was Mickey
Rooney. with a new BETTY Jane
Pike. The blond Pike is q peal
compared to little Rooney. The
Mick was only one hour late fol
his date. having gone to the Am.
first in error.
Vera-Ellen is so thin that the
photographers are afraid to shoe,
her. Come now, Vera, a little flesh
on that frame, please! -.
y \ y II
The New York Music Hall in.
sisted on changing the title ION,
Piece Bathing Suit" to million
Dollar Mermaid" After Bikini.
what's SO hot about one-piecers:
/. Maureen O'Sullivan's hail
shows a lot Of silver, and Maureer
asked me recently: "Shall I dyt
it? The gray makes me look Sc
respectable" We can't remem-
Der when Maureen didn't look re-
spectacle.
Someone is making it difficult
for Sonia Henie to play Madison
Square Garden next season, in
sisting she insure for 81 million!
+. Steve Cochran and Diana
Barrymore were, but no longer
are. an item. Diana loved, fought
and lost.
X 4 n
1.-THE Sword of Damascus >
which Universal : international
bought a while back, was written
expressly for Tony Curtis by John
Rich. after his nine year old
daughter said. daddy he sends
me-" But Piper Laurie won't
costar. which makes them both
very happy.
Mainbocher dresses Hedy La
marvellous for her October Tv
showing in Mexico.
\ \ +
It's good news that Bobby New
ton, with wife Vera's elbow te
guide him, is real keen for plain
ginger beer!
When Jerry Lewis saw our item
Evening star., 1952-07-08
U. N. DOYLE o 8. A. MICKLKR,
Attorneys,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.--No. 1926. Ad-
Ministration.-This ID TO Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
State OF MARYLAND has. obtained
trict of Columbia. is 0Is Letters 81 'ns Tests- Sta
ImentaTy on the estate OF Mary
Mary M. Barrows, late Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby. warned to ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. TO
the. subscriber, on or before the
18th day of December. AID. 1885
otherwise they may by Law be ex::
cluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under by hand this
18th day Of June, 1862. LEONARD
JOHN FASTNAUGHT. 4103 Newton
st., Colmar Manor. Nd. (Seal.)
Attest: THEODORE COGgWELL
REGISTER Of wills fol. the district
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Evening star., 1952-07-08
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PROPOSALS

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law. Plans. specifications, and pro-
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LIGHT TIME. and then publicly
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-18

For last cooking, use your pres
sure cooker The softer prunes will
be cooked by the time you have Is
pounds pressure. The harder ones
may need about 10 minutes, at Is
pounds. Remove the cooker from
the heat, and let the pressure drop
to zero to cool the fruit gradually.
If you like EN- sweeter. add sugar.
or still better, honey, which is
plentiful right now. If you want
variety, try slice or two of lemon
or orange, or spicy cinnamon or
Glove.
AS for ralslns, they're practically
drug on the market, and are SELL
ing so to 100 per cent more widely
than year ago So there are plenty
for your coffee cake, or fruit cake
or mullins or cookies-or for lust
eating in the raw
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TAHGERIHE AROMA

That Christmas stocking aroma OF
tangerlne liners on for months as
an echo of the holidays And you
can preserve it with the large sup
ply of tangcrincs still on the mar
ket. as long as it lasts For an aft
er-school snack for the children, as
trult-cup. as marmalade. as a
cocktail. there's a tang in that tan.
gerine flavor which is like nothing
else in the way of fruit Make your
own juice or marmalade, or buy the
juice in cans at your store - and
you've really got something.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-18
Ohio Town Celebrates
Premier in Big Way

BELLAIRE, o. The town OF
Beliaire was the scene of d movie
premiere recently that turned tn,
community upside down
Mrs Anne kuchinka. d dentist s
wife. wrote a letter for the contest.
"Why | would like % have NV
Favorite Spy premIercu IN nv
home town " She won and more
than 40 Hollywood rerfCrmers and
officials, including Bob Hope. Gloria
Grahame. Jan Sterling Rhnnda
Fleming, Jerry Colonna and Les
Brown and his band invaded the
town
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81
MAiH .
STREET
FEATURE


Christmas pie and called plum, is
the prune we know today It's the
type of plum that's firm and sweet.
and solid enough to dry whole.
Today's Horner plums-or prunes.
are better, plumper and tenderer
than the traditional nursery rhyme
one, and because Of modern pack
aging, cleaner and easier to hand
die. No more of that long soaking
and all-day stewing for these mod
ern prunes. Some of them, in fact
are especially treated with moist
heat, and need little or no cooking,
they're so moist and tender.
The packaged prunes can be used
in multiple ways. to suit the taste of
every member of the family. If
they're too dry for your favorite
treatment, just cover them with
water and let them stand until soft
enough to cut and drain. Such
prunes can be pitted and stuffed for
salad or a CONNECTION. A simple way
to have a constant supply of prunes
to draw on, is to put some in a fruit
jar, cover with water, screw on the
top, and keep in the refrigerator for
a few days
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-18

Mo embroidery needed! The yell
=. low Of the daffodils and the
green of the stems are ready to
be ironed directly onto your
fabric: they're dye-fast designs.
they're launderable! Use the BY
Z sprays on pale green or yellow
tea cloths. place mats. buffet or
dresser runners: on pretty organ
dy hostess aprons. on the pockets
Of pastel house dresses.
Send 25c for the MULTI-COLOR DAT
FODII. DESIGNS Pattern No 1891 COM
Plete transfer and laundering instruc-
tions: YOUR NAME. ADDRESS. PAT
Box 22s. Madison Square Station New
York TO- N Y.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-18
Glasses Move Into New
Building at Caledonia

CALEDONIA, Mich The VILLAGE
of Caledonia has a new S16O 600
elementary school building Al
though construction has not been
completed enough of the building
has been finished to accommodate
six classes from the main building
The building is constructed of Gin
der block and is faced with brick. II
has acoustical ceiling, flooring Of
asphalt tile, and a radiant heating
system.
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Gus That's All

The stork had visited the home
Of Rastus Brown for the eighth
time. leaving bankruptcies. A few
days later Rastus met an old
friend on the street.
"Whut yo'all gonna call yo' TO-
new bab;es?" asked the friend.
"Eenie, Meenie, MIME and
GUS"
"Whaffer you put in dat Gus?"
Cause we don't want no mo-"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-18

DETROIT, Mich.-One tip on how
to be a successful burglar might
be the warning to never eat steak
for breakfast
A detective spotted two men and
a boy indulging in T-bones early
one morning recently. The officer,
Conrad Konetshny, was impressed.
He didn't eat steaks in the morning
and didn't know anyone else who
could afford to CO 80.
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mas E. Dewey, who had refused

president of the rival outfit event
horseback riding, fell off the horse,
got kicked in the head . and died,
SO his company became my part
ners."
Our examination ended on
friendly note. He showed US a post
al card which he had made of what
he called 1.-The Moretti estate" on
the Jersey shore. Expansively, he
told his attorney to give me the
postal card. Let him look as it,"
Moretti said. MAYBE he wants to
come down for dinner some time"
And, as he left. he urged: Don't
forget my home in Deal if you are
down the shore You're invited"
The situation which we uncov-
cred in Saratoga Springs was this:
In August of l947 Superintendent
John A. Gaffney of the New York
State Police asked that survey be
made of gambling conditions in
Saratoga Springs. 1t was established
that six wide-open casinos we're in
operation, one of them backed by
William Bischoff, alias Lefty Clark,
the notorious Detroit gambler, and
Joe .Adonis of New York city.
All this information was dutiful-
ly transmitted to Superintendent
Gaffney. Gaffney put it in his Con
fidential file" Nothing at all was
done about it until 1850, when, be-
cause of newspaper exposes and
bad publicity resulting from the
alleged trimming of a customer at
one of the casinos, orders went out
to put the lid on. The gambling was
throttled down.
The excuse given US IN many hun
dreds of words for the existence of
this situation was, in effect, simply
this: Gambling had been going on
at Saratoga Springs for some time
True, the state police were supposed
to enfore the law But there was
a policy" it was explained, that
the state police enforce the law in
rural areas" rot in cities that
had regularly organized police de-
partmentS.
One of the most damaging admls-
sions made by Superintendent Gaff-
ney. it seemed to the committee.
was when we asked him:
G. When you get to be the super
intendent of the state police, you
are supposed to have enough savvy
or understanding to leave it (the
gambling at Saratoga alone, unless
you are told to go in: Is that cor
rect?
Gaffney: Well. probably yes. 1t
has been a policy over the years.
Behind the situation, of course.
was TIE complacence OF the Sara
toga Springs police department of
% men We Intercepted an IN
credible local police chief, Patrick
paddy Rox, who admitted that
he augmented his police earnings
by collecting $40 night for taking
| money from the bank to the Sara
toga raceway
Walter F Ahearn, the Saratoga
detective supposedly in charge of
suoressing gambling in the resort
town. confessed that he too. sup
plemented his pay-by Sl20 a week
transporting the barkrolls and
gambling loot between two cas- nos
and the local bank every night
The gamb ers-thou~h of course,
Ahearn didn't know" Trey where
Gamblers-"were afraid of sick
UPS more than ANYTHING else" he
said
Next week: Costello q Co. of New
York
CCtlenseo from the DOOR Crime In
America" by Estes EctauvCr Cpr 1851.
PUB, by Ds.!3 c. nv. Inc DIST Genera
! Features Corp WNU
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BREAKFAST DID 1T
Steaks in Morning Intrigue Detective

He then noticed the trio had bulg-
ing pockets. He frisl:ed them and
found a collection of barber tools
and $50 in quarters.
The steak-eaters hen confessed,
the officer said, to breaking into
barbershop and filling station.
Held for investigation of breaking
and entering were Clarence Shelly,
%, John Rogers. 20, and 16 year
old.
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SHOPPERS
COR NER
QUARTET IN F
BY DOROTHY BARCLAY

QUARTET in F - for Fruit - is
* the sweet music in the home
makers ears these days. Prunes
and raisins in the dry line, and
oranges and tangerines in the fresh.
Take your choice, for they're all
plentiful at your market, and there
fore easy on the budget.
Know what the Department of
Agriculture authorities estim ate?
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Serves Him Right

oSI SSS IllII INlSul
The city slicker halted MS car
al desolate crossroads and yelled
to farmer driving load of hay
Hey. Cornsllk, is this the way 10
Des MONIES?
The farmer looked up in ielgned
astonlshment. by gum m les
STRANGER, how'd We know my name
was Cornsilk?"
81 guessed It," answered the
slicker
Then. by heck" snapped the
farmer, guess your way to Des
Molnes!"
And Drown
Anyone who tres to float to sue
cess is certain to wind up al sea
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That there will be
26 per cent more
prunes and-wait a
minute-67 per cent
more raisins t h a n
last year.
What little Jack
Horner in his corn
or ralllled nllf of hic
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-18
WHIP IT UP

For whipping up, longer cooking
is necessary than for the whole
fruit, because the pulp will have
to separate from pit and skins to
60 through the sieve
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-18
Crime in America
By ESTES KEFAUVER
United States Senator
-.~.~-..- Sixteen of Series
az How the Laws Are Enforced
In Upstate New York

AS the Senate Crime Committee traied national
syndicate the country evidence everywhere
New York City Americas metropolis
for much of its financial and industrial fe
of the underworld
Our New York investigation however, to
the city itself Months earlier had conducted closed in
Manhattan probing the
gambling and the fragrant operation gambling
ments upstate at Saratoga Springs
Gov Thomas E Qeuez h,dr
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SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
Neat, Pretty for DoyIong Wear
4hMQhMIHHgg
IU1haazm 80 S@5

- save. Steps =,
A tuwe4-sack, nailed to the wide
end Of your ironing board or near
it, will save you steps when you're
ironing small pieces.
Mending Items =
Keep needles, thread and other:
such repair items near the ironing
board That way you can save
time by attending to small mend
ing jobs as soon as you find them.
Cotton Fiber
What we know as paper"
money is actually rs percent cot
ton fiberS.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-18
Hot Flashes" Stopped
or sirikinqly relieved

In 63-so%' Of eoses In doctors tests
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restless feelings OF change Of life
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sFor in tests by doctors Lydia
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Complete or striking relief
Yesi Research has proved these med.
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rom those distressing. nervous. out
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30. get Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
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s3HvLx 70 relieve distress q those
All 49,