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Evening star., 1953-07-08
Hollywood Diary
New Star Rising
In KeI|y's Film
BY SheiIoh Grohom

Comic Dick Wesson says he
knew Monroe when she didn't
have a gent to her name. When
was that?
If you call Producer Hal
Makelim at the Roach studio,
John Agar answers phone. He's
learning to be producer.
Betty CRADLES departure from
Goth Century-Fox cost her an
extra $6,000-for the week and
a half she had already reported
back to work. Her payments were
$4,000 a week, So weeks of the
year. The rest in bonuses-if she
was good.
Betty Hutton and her ex, Ted
Briskin, are on nonspeaking
terms. That makes it tough be-
cause they both love the chill
dren. Betty's opening in Las
Vegas is sellout. And wait till
they hear her new voice.
Van johnson says he loves
Honolulu. On his first trip there
he made himself unpopular in
the islands when he turned right
around with Evie and came back
on the boat that brought them.
Of course, now he's working
that always makes a difference.
Baby Rose Marie is celebrating
her seventh wedding anniver-
sary. The first of the baby movie
stars is % now. Feeling old? She
recently finished "Surprising
Susie" with Able Lane.
X X
Danny Scholl was trying to
cash a Government check during
lunch at Metro recently. But no
one would take it. No wonder.
It was for 81 Asp.
Did you know that Marilyn
Monroe changes the shade of
Evening star., 1953-07-08

dor and Nine. Henri Bonnet and
Italian Ambassador and Nine.
Alberto Tarchiani will see the
English version at the Silver
Spring theater tomorrow night.
y n X u
SUMMER DRAMA: One never
knows where the next piece Of
hot weather drama is going to
turn up. The latest is George
Washington University -Commu-
nifty theater group which is plan
ming something different.
This will be a series of three
one-act plays to be presented on
the terrace of the university
campus.
Tryouts for these plays will be
held tonight and tomorrow night,
8 to 10 O'Clock in Room 2, Hall
of Government, Twenty first
and G streets.
THREE-D GETS EN- The
popularity of third-dimension
movies continues to be the most
heartening thing that has hap
pened to exhibitors-and pro-
ducerS-in months. It is re-
f1ected here again this week in
the decision of two managements
to hold over their latest samples
Of the new movie-making
process.
One of these is the Warner
and Ambassador combination
which will go a second week
with Fort IT," which, if it did
not enchant the critics, is doing
better with moviegoers. The
other is "It Came From Outer
Space" the thriller at Keith's.
Apart from "The Little World
of Don Camillo." and the Capt.
tolls "The Glory Brigade" which
open tomorrow, other new films
will be coming late this week.
"Stalag II" will make it's bow
Evening star., 1953-07-08

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1953-07-08

her blond hair for every pic
ture? It's a taffy tint for River
of No Return"
The Grauman's Chinese tossed
a supersecret sneak preview of
John Wayne's Island in the
Sky" for the Warner brothers
all of whom are in town. But it
wasn't such a secret. The line
at 8 o'clock was two blocks long.
New rumors, very strong this
time. about the sale of the IA
nous Warner studio.
With all the sports champs
getting movie and television
offers. now comes handsome Vic
Seixas, the Wimbledon winner,
with a fat offer from a major
studio. But can he be an actor
and still retain his amateur
status?
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1953-07-08

the chain operated by Sam Roth.
With ambassadors and ministers
of 18 or 19 nations present, the
theater's debut will convert the
nearby Maryland suburb into an
international diplomatic center
for the premiere of "The Little
World of Don Camille"
The State, naturally with so
many prominent international
visitors, will be represented by
Gov. Theodore r. McKeldin. He
will make the speech of dedica-
ton and welcome, an old-faSh-
ioned combination of subjects
as BELTS a State of Maryland's
Colonial standing.
X X 4 \
Apart from the social aspects
of the occasion, there are two
other interesting aspects of the
premiere of this French-Italian
production.
One is that the new Silver
Spring, the former Seco, con-
verted at cost of $125. 900, rep
resents the new trend in subur-
ban film centers-the art house.
The other is that in booking
"The Little World of Don
Camille" the Roth chain intro
duces the novelty of showing a
picture in three language ver-
sions on, the trade term goes,
"a day-and-date" basis.
The Silver Spring will play
the English language version,
Roth's Plaza the French, and the
Little (Washington's pioneer art
house,, the Italian.
X X X X
Given three language versions
of a single picture, how does one
choose which theater for which
version?
It turns out to be a matter of
pretty simple logic.
The English version goes to
the large, new, suburban house
on the theory that it is larger
and newer, will draw the major
audience which happens to speak
English. AS between the French
and Italian versions, well, metro
politan art house audiences have
long been accustomed to foreign
language pictures. In many cases.
they have learned to prefer them
to the native tongue movies in
so many of which the actors
keep saying the same thing, like,
well you asked for it."
Foreign pictures do not use
this expression and, even if they
did, it would sound fresher in
French. italian. or whatever.
The assignment of the French
version to the Plaza. the Italian
to the Little was more or less
arbitrary.
incidentally, French Ambassa-
Evening star., 1953-07-08

at the Columbia on Friday, in
stead of tomorrow as originally
announced, and white Witch
Doctor" will make it's big screen
debut at the Palace on Satur-
day. incidentally the latter in.
troduced the new era in critics
screenings yesterday. Since exist
ing screening rooms are not
Evening star., 1953-07-08

f1t with giant screens. the film
was shown at the Palace at 9
am, a notoriously early hour for
reviewers previeWS.
Occupied by four critics and
a couple of theater attaches, the
Palace looks as big as Griffith
Stadium. On a day when De-
troit is playing here.
Evening star., 1953-07-08
The Passing Show
The Passing Show
Yes, NewFiIm Houses Open,
And With q Social Bunq
By Joy Cormody

By the old manbites-dog standard news when new
motion picture theater opens these days.
One opening here well approximately tomorrow night
those social bangs credit to the good
old days when there spectators movie men
The Silver Spring is the theaer question the 27th in
Evening star., 1953-12-15
Reaction Slight as u. S. Ends
Restricted Label on Papers

relating to codes and some
which foreign governments
marked restricted.
The Commerce Department.
with a much smaller stack Of re-
stricted papers, predicts about 90
per cent will be downgraded.
The Treasury Department says
the same Of 80 to IS per cent Of
its previously restricted infor-
nation.
The presidential order takes
away from % Federal agencies
any power to classify any mate
rial for security. But these are
agencies dealing with such things
as housing. parks and battle
monuments. which didn't handle
any security secrets anyway.
In II Of the remaining depart
ments and agencies, only the top
maI1-no underlings-can clas-
sify information.
Machinery for Complaints.
The new program creates ma
chinery for handling complaints
from newsmen and others OUT
side the Government and for a
continuing review of the system.
All along the line. department
and agency heads have issued in
structions for a reexamination Of
f1les with a view to declassifying
some material and upgrading
other information. In some off,
ces, the job will take months.
Evening star., 1953-12-15
BY the Assoeio.ed Press

President Eisenhower's plan
for dropping some Of the secrecy
tags from Government docu-
ments went into effect today,
with no signs of any great out
pouring of information previ-
ously kept confidential.
The order is avowedly intended
to give the people "a maximum
amount of information" without
endangering national security.
It replaces a set of rules laid
down by former President Tru-
man on September "a. 1851,
which Attorney General Brow
nell called represSive and capable
of permitting Government off,
cialS to cover UP mistakes and
derelictions Of duty"
The new order emphasizes
realistic decisions as to what Sc
curity and national defense in
formation should be secret. But
officials still can bottle up nom
security information by admins
trative action. And the secrecy
Of a lot more documents, such as
income tax returns. is protected
by law.
Drops 'Restricted" Label.
The Eisenhower program does
away with the lowest, "re-
stricted" category for classify
ing security data and leaves only
confidential, secret and top Sc
cret gradings.
That means that as of last
midnight, probably tons of docu-
mentS labeled restricted no
longer will be secret in any way.
1t doesn't mean the Government
is going to publish or mimeo-
graph all of it. or throw it open
to mass inspection, or even make
list of it. But ordinary citi-
zens or newsmen who know what
they want will be entitled to
have a look.
Even in this arrangement
there are a couple of catches:
In many agencies it will take
some time to rip of restricted
StickerS.
Some Of the hitherto restricted
material, instead Of being de-
classified, is going to be raised
to the higher confidential grade
where it still will be secret-for
example Pentagon documents
Evening star., 1953-12-15
'McCarran WiihdraWs
Request 10 Sit in
Al Gouzenko Quiz
By the A.soeia.sd Press

+ +
] Senator McCarran, Democrat,
Of Nevada, said today he has
withdrawn his request to sit in
on the questioning by Senate
investigators Of Igor Gouzenko.
former Soviet code clerk who
tipped authorities of to the Red
spy ring in Canada in 1945.
Senator McCarran, senior
Democrat on the Internal Secur-
ity subcommittee, said he had
discussed with Chairman Jen-
ner the possibility Of his ac-
companying Senator Jenner, a
committee investigator and court
reporter to Canada to interview
Mr.. Gouzenko.
Senator Jenner said they had
had a great deal Of difficulty in
arranging for the interview
through the State Department
and I didn't want to add to these
difficulties by insisting that I ac-
company them," Senator Nc
Carran said.
The Nevada Senator said he
thinks Mr.. Gouzenko may pro-
| vide, the committee with some
/ valuable leads to Communists
still operating inside the United
States Government.
/ Senator Jenner has indicated
the subcommittee wants to ques-
ton Mr.. Gouzenko about a man
it previously identified as "Mr.
x" a member of Admiral Ernest
J Kings staff when he was a
United States Fleet commander
in-chief during the last war.
DR.. Arthur G.. Steinberg, a
geneticist attached to a Boston
hospital, has said he is mfr. x"
and has denied any Communist
afhliations or that he ever gave
any secret information to any
one.
Evening star., 1953-12-15
chunters Sing at Party

The Mckinley High School
Chanters, directed by Katherine
Fowler, entertained the Arkansas
Avenue Citizens Association at
its annual Christmas party last
night in the Lutheran Church,
Fourteenth and Gallatin streets
NV.
Evening star., 1953-12-15
''Knoek disappeared completely with
Cities Service New SD PremiUm!II

Mr.. Harry F. Lucet, 31S South 49th Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. writes: "I filled up with
New sd Premium. To my great surprise, q
knock had developed in my 1851 car dis
appeared completely. Frankly, am driving
an old car with performance would expect
If the car was new. Congratulations on your
achievement"
Evening star., 1953-12-15
Four Languages at PorIey

Discussions in four languages
marked the fifth International
Congress on Tropical Medicine
and Malaria at the Yildiz Palace,
Istanbul. Turkey.
Evening star., 1953-12-15
The mystery Of fhe new car dealer

Az told by George Cummings, Manager, Cities
Service Station, Kenmore So, Boston, Mass.
"A mechanic from new car dealer in town
came in and picked up five gallons of New sd
in a can. Later man came in and told me
this same car dealer had sent him down for
our sd gasolene. Then, got the story. Their
customers had been complaining about q
knock in their new cars. Sure enough, New
SD eliminated the knock, and since then,
they've been sending loads of their customers
down to me for gasolene. The mystery to me
is, what are they going to do with all that
old-fashioned gasolene they've got"
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Indian Sent Home

los ANGELES R-Plma Indlan
iFa Hayes who helred raise ne
Amerlean fiag ca wartnrn 1wo
1ima. has Eone bsck d hls Iamay
on TIE bapsehnie. ARA. reserve.
tloa.
Raves. who So arrested twice
Us manlA faF drunkenness. uas
senienced yesterday % pas : kza
flne or serve four aaya IN al. hsf
taiee MARI nrandler susnen.srs
the senieuxe and cigxeted lhag the
ioFmer Marine b. PIT ahoard .
hug 81 Anmaa.
Hayes. arrVsted recently n ca.
eco "a . drunk eharge. cane a.
Cailorula when MFs Elsaheih
Marta, dlsoFged wife a comedian
nesn Martin. heard 81 hs plishf
ahd hired lin as q ehanilsur.
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Johns May Ask
Supreme Court To
Decide On Office

TALLAHASSEE ~M afkAm8
Gov. ChAfiey 1ohna Geeides kaefe ;
real bas8 90 khs theofg he 4 e.
aslnd A. serve - faa term e tie
Iain Gov. nan NeCsflY. hNa SO
tha state sapgema LDuEtk oginlon
e. ~ malief.
IS sd many iauyera hase I'D
I'm ne wosamg a ihR siaie Con
esalan leafas raem far thN cen
isnflnn Is pgeal5rul a lhe Aenaie
faHs halr d ~ So Fsmaialas
term 81 : sgsafner 80 eies = e.
flcR.
II an laanlng sore and mere
d ghs hellsf shal / aerve as aeilne
eesefnor mnia dahaaf1, m4,
~snns sd ~When ] heeome Co.
vlnced d my ewn mlnd ma thert
i merit IN thal eonientlon, nj
ssek the advice e the saprsms
Cnart
wmn Johns llst became seting
nasefnar 81 TIE dsath 81 Coz.
MeCaFty SPA a. 4 was shoaeht
he ueald seFte snlY uniil January
ef fas5 and mt > eoVeFnor woaia
h. elected ID AoyeE,heF. tast, 20
serve 81 re resi q ne term
May inNal auiboFllies acseps
thst xlew 40 Secretary Is State
n A. CTay asid thtfe b re- cues.
iam IN hla mlnd that - eieeilon
ioF eoyeFpnF i neeesaary next
yeAf.
he seeFelary already has &C..
eepied ne fees and pagers ffum
bfaAey oaham a samlofd watch
made hlm 4 aaalllled eanddale
foF - Iest nleci1a.
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Dean Is Given
Here's Welcome

CARLYLE. a. a - Mal Gen
wdllam Y. Dean. the Medal q
Mhnur wlnneF 80 survived more
than ihfee pears az 4 Communist
pFlaoner u Korea. rsme hark e.
hs hamn tnwn yesterday 10 a
kaFu's weiceme.
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iaNm streets a fhia enmnaanm Il
pesens Dean VS. Asrn hffs here
kAt moFed g. caiifornia wlth hia
famaF when he was a.
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neneFal end hla wie lasi mlahi Al
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prayed ~ Your safety
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waa 10 red 10. vas iust resglmg
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Melson Buys Fire Engine

ALBUQUERQUE. Nm R-The
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seareld TIRE engine - TIE James
helion Aaiorama h Floxlda.
y was fsls. khr eompany sals
nat we could rsly % ths ssfy
Nre department
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
t,oME BUILDERS DEPARTMENT STORE

The building shown on the right above is the Big
White Froned Store pn South Main Street, vertically
home builders department store whore thousands Of
items had ID make your house hom1.
o the items found here tools, floor covering, wall tiles.
paints wallpapers. hardware General Electric home APP
piances sporting goods, everything needed to make life
IiNpahlc.
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5
1852 HOLLYWOOD DIR. Sc.
HILLCREST-Det. stone and brick
home. on lge. lot. Liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, den. Il bath. laund. rm.
and screened porch on LIST fl: lge.
bedrms. and bath on end. Finished
bsmt. with bath. Garage, Gas heat.
Many extras included. DIR: Out
Penna ave. Sc. to Carpenter St.,
left on Carpenter st. to home.
Willoughby Real Estate Co.
500 Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-7043.
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HOUSES SALE-S.E. Cont
FAIRLAWN

Mr.. NICHOLS ATLANTIC-Two-s
$12,150, $3.50 down. 10. 3-6SS9.
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coLoRED-VACANT-Sl, 900 DOWN
& lge. rms. gas heat, bsmt. house
in good condition. MRS. JACK
SON, AID. 4-03S3; Sun. and eyes,.
tn. 2-1225. Il
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BY OWNER-Brk. Cape Cod; c. c.
yp pa den o., or 6edrm; full bath
screen porch, LIST A.; 2 lge bedrms..
bath; End. A., maids rm, full bath:
S25,000. Out Conn. ave. to Ken
sington pkwy.. right to $500 1nver-
ness DR.. II
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HOUSES SALl-MD. Cent?
ALTA VISTA

ALTA VISTA
A charming brick rambler on lge.
lot with trees. liv.-din. rm.. kit, 8
bedrms. and bath.
RIVER ROAD-WESTERN AVE.
Detached brick home on elevation,
giving privacy from street. Lge.,
sunshining liv.-din. rm. with FIRE
place and 2 bedrms. and bath on LIST
H.; 2 bedrms. and bath on End f.;
lge. and beautiful rec. rm. with
fireplace and full bath in bsmt.
Price, $23.750. This property is an
exceptional value. Available i'm
mediately.
ROLLINGWOOD AREA
Detached corner brick home on ele-
walton enjoying distant view. Liv.
rm., din. rm., kit. ~ bath and porch
on 1st A.; 8 hedrms. and bath on
End f.; full bsmt. Price, $24,95O.
1NEZ CUSHARD, REALTOR
EN-. 2-4232 OIL. 2-5S67
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OPEN HOUSE

VI ~ nv OOH
$40 DARTMOUTH AVE, Sill. sPG.
AND SUNDAY, | TILL s
Fine brick Colonial on lge. wooded lot.
3 bedrms.. living rm., fireplace, full
dining room: recr. room; garage;
reasonably priced. Dir: From Coles
vile I'd, right on Dale dr., at Mrs.
Kay's Toll House Tavern, about s
blocks to Dartmouth, left to house.
s g. L REALTY CO.
S-0Q-O
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B Ed BRICK RAMBLER-1,s

O,bLUhM BhICk RAMBLER-l 2
baths, GE kit. with DISPOSAL and
66ishtwasher plastered walls, gas
H Heat; fenGed-in yard: full bsmt.:
RAMBLER. COR. BRICK, 6 mos. old;
3 bedrmS., tiled bath, mod, kit.
garb. disp. Assume lge. Gil loan.
With $4,000 cash pymt., approx.
$50 per mo. Lge. dry bsmt. 3 blks.
on Univ. lane and Riggs I'd. Open
Sun. WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS CO,
INC; D1. 7-1015 or ewes, APP.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AyONDALE-Lovely 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial. lge. scr. porch, flrepl..
bsmt. Very desirable location. JOHN
H JOHNSON, WA. 7-5050. rs
AVONDALE TERRACE-Seven-r room
brick Colonial, lust over D. C. line.
FYrst-ff. den. 3 bedrms., paneled recr
rm.; Anchor-fenced lot, storm win
dows. slate roof Owner leaving town,
has priced to sell at S1S.950. Call
WA. $4,000, ROBERT S, DAVIS &
vile, Md.
FOR SALE-Nfodern house and acre
age at Marshall Hall. Md: Route
No. /. Box 246, Accokeek. Nd. /"
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SEAT PLEASANT AREA, near d. c.
tne. Coy. white clapboard, 2-bedrm.
fenced lot; economical oil h.-W.h.;
utility rm.: alum. storm sash.
vac: SIS, 250, liberal terms. II,
CARLYLE deLOZIER, Realtor.
WA. $4,000, WA. 7-0g35.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
KENSTNCTNN

LOW DOWN PAYMENT
Assume lge. AZ loan: monthly pay
ments lower than rent on this lovely
3-bedrm.. rambler: lge. mod. kit;
wooded lot; close to schools.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors LO. $4,000
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S?95 DOWN-Lovely c-bedrm. bunga-
low. equipped kit. full bsmt. Near
school and shopping. JU. 5-2655 or
.IU S-a32S Ii
Sc 500 Down. 500. so per mo. buys
tiled powder rm.. all-elec. kit. full
bsmt.; bus and Catholic Church ]
blk; LANGLEY PIX. shopping and
school easy WALKING Assume Az
financing. To inspect, call HE.
4-iolO Il
INCOME PROPERTY. over 5000 mo.
Ky OWNER S1NQS0 III 5-R2R3
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NEAR CORAL HILLS
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, D. C..
Specially convenient for Andrews or
Boiling Field personnel. A 3-year-
old brick. semidetached, 6-rm. house
din. rm.. kit. and 3 bedrms. The
home may be financed with a small
down payment or an excellent price
will be arranged for $3.50 cash
payment Near schools. stores and
transportation. MR.; PH1FER, Lu,
The Arizona post., 1953-03-20
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