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Evening star., 1953-09-27

1t took meat men-it took Swift-to make
dry dog food taste this good! Extra meat
fat added. Chlorophyll too. Also Aureomycin
to keep your dog ION feed'!
Evening star., 1953-09-27
GUY GILLETTE

can raise family on Broadway and still
remain the towns hottest ticket for stardom.
Kim won both the Critics Poll and the
Donaldson Award for her supporting work in
Picnic" She has turned down movie offers
very definitely: "A girl shouldn't try Holly
wood until she's really established that is,
unless she's glamour -puss, which I'm not"
The two top TV webs would like to sign
her, but she's hedging because she feels that
such commitment might interfere with
another Broadway play The latest rumor is
that Jose Ferrer is interested in her playing
Ophelia to his Hamlet later in the season
But on this matter she is tighter Tipped than
the Department of State.
Shocked Bostonians
Kim is a Texas girl, San Antonio-bred
She first got interested in dramatics at the
University of Texas, then proceeded to
Broadway via stock company in Louis
vile, KY. She got the part of the little sister
in Picnic" by sheer dishonesty: she showed
up at an addition with one of her baby
daughters diapers tied tight around her to
flatten out her shape.
''But I'd like to say good-by to teen-age
parts" she says. Being thirteen years old
can be pretty embarrassing" For instance
there was the time in Boston, when Picnic"
was breaking in before Broadway: Kim was
sitting in restaurant after the show and
stately old couple paused at her table. The
gray-haired wife beamed down at her and
said, "You gave charming performance,
my childr' Then she noted that the child
had large Manhattan cocktail in front of
her, and gasped Good heavens" The couple
scudded straight out to the chaste air of
Boston Common. CHARLES D. RICE
Evening star., 1953-09-27
(See Front COver)

On stage Kim Stanley acted
like a l3-year-Old, but off
stage she's got two children
GONE months ago, Kim Stanley dropped
- out of the Pulitzer Prize play Picnic, !"
and doubtless many theater fan has asked,
What do you suppose happened to that
clever little girl with the braces on her teeth?"
Well, sir, that clever little girl went and
had a baby. What's more, it wasn't even
her first - she had a two-year-old daughter
to start with. The truth is. Kim Stanley is 26
instead of 13 and she's married to Curt
Conway, well-known TV actor-director.
All of which proves tnat clever little girl
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16
Aetssr To The Editor

Dear Editor:
 Your edi1 orial concerning the conse. vation of the Dolly Warden is a very peculiar one indeed. 1 have never heard of any Alaskan group advocating the conservation of a fish which has always been con sidered highly predatory.
 Some years ago the Terri tory paid q bounty on this fish and if am not mistaken the Canned Salmon Industry also made a contribution toward the bounty. On certain occa- sions the F. w. s. has seined and trapped the dolly" when it has raised havoc with the salmon propagation. It was ascertained at that time that this fish not only consumes a large number of salmon eggs but also destroys many of the salmon fry.
 ' lean appreciate the views of the Conserv ation group and
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16

worms and parasites it har- bors.
 In closing, 1 believe the pro- gram of the Conservation Club to conserve the desirable sport fish is a worthy one put it is hard to see how the Dolly Var den could possibly fall into this category.
 Sincerely.
 Isl Karl Brunstad. Ed. note: MT. lBrunstad is a former member of the Alaska Department of Fisheries Board. His views do not neces-
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16

thelr endeavor to conserve the many desirable species of sport fish but it would be more in line to eliminate the Dolly Warden to make room for the other more desirable species. It has long been a practice throughout the states to poison lakes to rid them of the pred ator and undes rable species and then restock these lakes with desirable fish.
 Recently the Alaska Depart ment of Fisheries poisoned some lakes near Fairbanks and then stocked them with sport fish obtained from Mon. tana and evidence shows the newly species are doing re- markedly we'll and there is no reason why the same cannot be done here.
 It should also be pointed out that the "dolly", by many, is not even considered edible after it reaches fresh water due to the large number of
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16
NOTlCE

The Informal Group of Christian Scientists m maet for Sunday services in the main floor of the Bank Building every Sunday at II am.
 Sunday School is held at the < mo hG,lr.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16

Orin Kuhniey of Halferty Cannery was expected to ar- rive in Kodiak this week end.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16
lP,A.isEll

sar,iy reflee, jllo ,o If tnv e tor regarding the taking of trout by commercial means.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
LAST CHANCE TO SAVE OUR CITIES
COs,tinIed from preceding pcge

Yet, the solutions arrived at by
traffic experts themselves fire.
quently seem to be equally pecu-
liar. Many believe we should tear,
down one third to one half of our
business areas to build super-high-
ways and parking lots. Others
champion q street-widening
program, thenpernita
ing in the newly gained space.
Actually 60 to 80 per cent of our
committing workers and shoppers
say they would much rather come
into town by public transportation
at SIS per year, than spend the
$325 yearly average to make the
same number of trips by car. But
they will not do 50 until We make
riding our buses, streetcars and
subways easier. more convenient
and just as comfortable as driving
around town in the family car.
Little will be done, however,
until we find some way to take
traffic out of politics: Everywhere,
public transportation is a political
Continued on page 80
Evening star., 1953-04-26
more tenants per square foot than
the crowded tenement it replaced!

more tenants per square foot than
the crowded tenement it replaced!
Step Ne. :: Txanspersasion
Today it costs more to truck a
crate Of Oregon apples across New
York City than it does to ship
them across country. It takes
longer to drive FIVE miles in down.
town Chicago than it does to drive
go miles on the open highway. Be
cause Of its increasing inaccessi-
bility. central business district
property, which pays % to 35 per
cent Of all municipal real-estate
taxes, has actually declined in
value as much as "A per cent with
IN the past 20 years.
What can we do about it? Mu-
nicipal traffic experts hear plenty
of screwball suggestions. LET
women enter the city on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday; admit
men only on Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday, "Let cars drive
north on odd days and go south
Uneven days.
Evening star., 1953-08-27

Court. Mr.. Kingsley said many
cases already filed were dis
missed when payments were
made before the trial date.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Riviera Guests Lose
. $500, 900 to Bandits
BY the Associoted Press

ST. TROPEz, France, Aug.
27.-Police combed the Riviera
coast today for a band of gum
men who snatched an estimated
100000 worth of uninsured
jewelry and cash from a hotel
here. Some of the gems be-
longed to a Paris jeweler whose
wife had borrowed them from
his store.
The money and gems had
been left with the hotel man
ager, Mrs. Clio Ceggiaco, for
safekeeping by wealthy guests
and was taken early yesterday
from a safe in her bedroom. The
manager, who reported the gun
men threatened to kill her. said
the hotel was not insured
against jewel theftS.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Francis
Is Back
That Taking Mule
ReneWs Career
At Keith's

Francis. the talking mule"
makes his fourth start in the
Hollywood comedy sweepstakes
in Francis Covers the Big
Town." current at Keith's.
His companion, as usual, is
Donald O'Connor. with Nancy
Guild providing the chief orna-
mentation of the film. Miss
Guild, Of course. does this sort
Of thing very well.
Oscar Brodney again is screen
scriptist in the Francis series
and he clearly is no man to leave
a rut that has proved moderately
successful in the past. He has
written here of an ambitious
young reporter, anxious to crack
New York journalism. who dis
covers that a talking mule can
be an asset to such an enter
prise.
Francis trick of making the
young man look brilliant is sim
plicity itself. BY talking to po-
lice horses, he discovers every
thing that is going to happen in
time for O'Connor to be on the
spot. Arthur Lubin's direction of
the Aim accents liveliness as the
most likely mask for it, lack Of
logi0.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Hollywood Diary
Vans Lost MGM Film
To Be on Loonout
BY Sheiloh Grohom-

garet Rose, is evading the party
spotlight, changing his telephone
number as often as a movie star
And I think he'd make a good
one. don't you?
And while we're over there
they do say that Sir Winston
ChurchillS private physician
Lord Moran, is staying with
him to make sure that he obeys
orders. And when is Sir Alex
ander Korda going to film
Churchill's life? It's been on
the fire for a long time.
X X X X
It's all over with Kirk Douglas
and Pier Angeli. She's leaving
for London and then home to
Hollywood. And Piers mama is
happy. She believes her daughter
is much too young to marry
any one.
The British Colony in London
sided with Frank Sinatra, who
was barred for life from John
Mills Milroy Club, after a fight
with the proprietor. And they are
staying away in droves.
Lana Turner and Lex Baker
are warm item again, and she
will leave for Italy to be with
him after winding "The Flame
and the FLASH" and before she
starts 1.-THE True and the Brave
And this actually happened in
London. Clarke Gable and Robert
Taylor passed each other in the
lobby of the Dorchester and each
cut the other dead. Some one ex-
planned that in all the 18 years
they have been together at Metro
they never had met. That's hard
to believe.
hy NANAN
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Father 10 Stand Trial
On Charge Of Beating Son
BY the Assoeiuted Press

OCEAN CITY, Md, Aug. a.
Harris Cathell of nearby Berlin
faces trial here tomorrow on
charges of severely beating his
14-year-old son Wilson. Ocean
City Police Chief Walter S.
Squires said Cathell's father. the
grandfather of the boy. swore
out the arrest warrant.
Chief Squires said the grand
father, Lemuel Cathell, told him
the youngster was beaten with
switches cut from a tree. He
was brought to Ocean City Tues
day and treated by a doctor.
Harris Cathell was held in lieu
of 81 900 bond.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
SUNSET

EWNNET lsssbvrsh Pike. Route ?
SS~~@@ A. Boilsy X Roads
Open 7:3O PM. THE RAGING
TIDE" SHELLEY WINTERS, RICH
ARD CONTE, STEPHEN McNALLY,
9:45: Plus KENTUCKY" (Tech)
LORETTA YOUNG, $40. Also Car
toon, Riddles Free!
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Virginia Files Suits
For ST Million in Tuxes

The Virginia Department of
Taxation has started court ac-
ton in an attempt to collect
Evening star., 1953-08-27

nearly 81 million from about
5000 tax delinquentS.
Jack o. Kingsley, an attorney
for the department, is filing the
civil suits in Arlington County
Evening star., 1953-08-27

Victor Saville is worried about
II the jury" passing the Brit
ish censorS. I don't thtink they'll
pass it. Too much blood and gore.
And the same strict standard
applies for Australia and Canada.
Royalty note. Group Captain
Townsend is the object of every
hostess invitation in Brussels.
But the handsome guy, report
edly in love with Princess Mar
Evening star., 1953-08-27
CIRCLE

TYUTTR = 2lo5 Pa. Ave. NV.
V~~AV@ RE. 7-olsA
Air Conditioned
Two Good Pictures plus Sd specialty
Subject, THE TALL TEXAN" with
LLOYD BRIDGES. LEE J. COBB, MARIE
WINDSOR at $40. 9:46: TIL GET
YOU" with GEORGE RAFT. SALLY
GRAY at 1866. Plus Q hilarious novelty
of the sensational campus panty raids in
3-DimenSion
In COLLEGE cAPERS."
Evening star., 1953-08-27

Films of More Than Routine Merit

"THE BAND Fred Astare in scinllating musical
DESERT RATS" and how they trounced RommeL
"LHI" Leslie captivates in a Paris carnival
TIGHTROPE" exciting from behind the
Iron Curtain.
"ODD MAN OUT" James q taut suspense drama
"PETER PAN" Cartoon Disney masterful
"a QUEEN is CROWNED" the coronation, in color.
Hefn in notch outdoor
Evening star., 1953-08-27

Doors Open 5:45 PM Feature at 6:25.
SOS. 9:52. FREE PARKING!
Evening star., 1953-08-27
DRIVEN THEATERS
ABC DRIVEN THEATRE

80 - - ~@h@ ~ 9@S = @@@@0@ Se~
Family Showplace of Southeast
Indian Head Highway, 3 miles from
District line. 8 minutes from DOWN
town Washington via South Capital
oPEN TONIGHT.
Charlton HeSton. Rhonda Fleming in
Pony Express" in Technicolor Fea-
ture at 9:45. Also "One Big Affair"
at pm. only. Also cartoon and
playground for the children. Rides,
Slides and Swings. All Free.
AIRPORT a. 3fIirs'Hs ..s,co
"a QUEEN IS CROWNED tTech1
Feature Length Coronation Of Queen
Elizabeth IT at 10:0h: Plus "BLAZ-
ING FOREST CTech.), JOHN PAYNE
ut S:15. Cartoon. Located in Ar
lington. q. s. Route I, Just over the
14th st. Bridge. Five minutes from
downtown. Kids Free! Friday.
PONY SOLDIER"
RRAMTW Bruneh Ave. Sc. IND. r.. s.
~AAnNVAs 6l7 Niles So. Of D. c. Line
Children Always Free. Free Play
ground. The Family Theatre.
Last Times Tonight! BURT LANCAS-
TER and VIRGINIA MAYO in
SOUTH SEA WOMAN" at 10. Plus
MARIA MONTE and JON HALL in
rrt.asat.. E AxoSI "HoGsE OF 81 Ffkni FfkANkEN: KEN:
STEIN" and HOUSE OF DRACU-
LA" Starts sun. Sd ARENA" No
advance in prices.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
RRA MrH Braneh Ave. Sc. IND. r.. s.
WAk&ANVAA AZ n;I.. G. Il q e L..
z. N LOEW'S
MT. VERNON OPEN AIR

Rt. L. So. Of Alexandria. so. S-s722.
Tonight through Saturday. Luscious.
lovin' VIRGINIA MAYO in SOUTH
"THE WINNiNG TEAM" DORIS
DAY, RONALD REAGAN. S:25. Color
to our miracle fairyland. Everything
is freel Fun for ALI
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05

Among students in the Herald receiving degrees at
Colleges 6Sth
Barbara Booker Of eona: right Patricia Dudley of
Farmvie lower left Mrs Anne Vaughan Keysvle,
and Judith Taeon Spindlr ampden Other
whose available Leffel
Graham, of Farmvle, with Marie
tan and Richmond Nancy Mildred Cymes Meherrin Madi
PeytOn Mc(intic Farnvil Robert Norham
Rice The latter completed earlier
Elizabeth of
Richmond, also the SO
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Harvie. of
Richmond. spent the week end
with DR. and Mrs. Francis B.
Simkins
Mr. and Mrs r. T, Lovelace
we're dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs
John Shields, in AltaviSta > =
Sunday. where Mr.. Lovelace filled
the pulpit at the morning service
in the absence of the pastor. Rev
Earl T. Gentry. of the Wesleyan
Methodist Church.
Miss Helen Draper left Tuesday
- spend the summer in France
The Rev and Mrs j. A Vache
will spend Saturday in Richmond
at the University Of Richmond
home coming.
Jamie H. Clark. who has been
confined by Illness for the past
six weeks. is much improved. He
is now able to be at his place OF
business for a few hours each
day.
Mrs. j. M. Smith leaves Friday
TO spend two weeks with friends
in Martinsville.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05
Miss Paige Tatum
Mr.. Harvey Wed

Miss Paige Tatum, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Tatum. Of
New Canton. became the bride Of
w, Latham Harvey. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Latham Harvey. of
Appomattox. on Saturday, May
80, at 1880 p. M. in the Mt. Zion
Church, near New Canton. The
double-ring ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Edgar Patton,
pastor of the church.
The bride. given in marriage by
her father. wore navy blue suit
With white accessories. and car
ried a white Bible covered with
gardenias. baby's breath and
white rosebuds. Her only atten-
dant was her cousin, Miss Ruby
Milton.
Dodridge Martin, cousin to the
groom. was best man, and ushers
were Aubrey Tatum. the brides
brother. and Clayton Martin.
The church was decorated with
ivy and white flowers and lighted
by candles. Mrs. NJ. K. Davis.
cousin to the bride. played the
wedding music.
Upon their return from we'd
ding trip. the couple will make
their home in Appomattox.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05

1t. and Mrs. Don Glenn and
son have returned to Harrington,
Texas. after spending several
days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. l, G. Glenn.
The Misses Hiner left Thursday
to spend several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Richard M. Hamrick, Of
Staunton
S. Macon Reed. Jr,. spent the
week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs S. Macon Reed. at
Hampden-Sydney.
Those visiting in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Yeats and
Mamie Yeats during the week
end were Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Shelton and sons. Martin and
Carl. of Yorktown; Russell Ferrir.
of Hampton; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ovenby and baby. of keysville;
Mrs. Shirley Martin. of Glad
stone, Miss Arlene Drinkard. of
Concord, Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
Jackson and children Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Campbell and son.
of Crewe; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c.
Hamlet and children. Of Rich
mond, W. M. Mcdaniel of
Shenandoah, Mr.. and Mrs. Walk
er Shelton. Jr, and Clyde Shell
ton.
Miss Anne Dudley entertained
Miss Jean Hodges, a student at
Longwood College. for several
Gays. and was visited Tuesday by
Miss Hodges mother. Mrs. John
F. Hodges. who recently arrived
by plane from San Salvador, Cen
trail America.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Jones and
j. r. Johnson, of Richmond. Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Jacobs, of Hope
we'll, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Whitmore and family. of Red
Bank. N. j., were recent guests
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Marvin Wash, on Longwood Ave-
nue.
Mrs. G. l. Walden and daughter
spent the week end in Richmond
and visited G. l. Walden. who is a
\ patient at the Medical College
Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Lock-
lair. Jr.. and children are visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D.
NJ. Locklair. in Charleston, S. c.
( Forrest Pillow, a student at
Medical College Of Virginia s
School Of Pharmacy, arri.ed Tues
day night to spend the summer
with his mother. Mrs. Clara Pill
low He will be employed by Gray
Drug Store during his stay.
l.. Otis Singletary was the over
r'oft e''est of DR.. and Mrs. Fran
els B. Simkins, Wednesday, on his
way to Brazil.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05
CLUB Calendar

w. NJ u, Farmvllle Baptist
Church-General meeting. Thurs
day night, June 4. at p. M, at
church.
Farmville Presbyterian Church
Monday. June 8: No. l.
Mrs. Clyde Bliss. chairman. 10 a
m. with Mrs. T. w. Williams: No
=, Mrs. A. M. Demuth, chairman
1870 a. m. with Mrs c. H. Dowdy
Jr.. No. g. Mrs. r. B. Crawford
chairman. $3.50 p. M with Mrs
r. B. Crawford: No. A. Mrs. j. P
Lancaster, chairman. $3.50 p. m
with Mrs. j. r. Kennedy
Tuesday. June 8: No. 5. Mrs. T.
j. Fulcher. Jr.. chairman. p. m.
with Mrs. K. L. McClenny; No. 6.
Mrs. w. F.. Rhodes. chairman, 8
p. m. With Mrs. Nelson Johnson ::
No. 7, Mrs. T. l., Snyder, chair
man, 8 p. m. with Mrs. j. w. Will
son. Jr.: No, 8. Mrs. H. E. South
all, chairman, 8 p. m. with Miss
Martha Blanton.
Board of Governors, Farmville
Womans Club-Tuesday, June 8.
at $3.50 p, m. with Miss Lillian
Minkel. 206 ST George st.
Methodist WS.C.S. meeting, all
at 8 p m. as follows Circle No.
l. Mrs. P B. Young. leader. Tues
day. June 9, with Mrs Dave Vein
berg. No. 2, Mrs. c. B. Williams.
leader. Tuesday June 9, with
Mrs. Williams; No. 3, Mrs. Gerald
Smith. leader, Monday, June 8.
With Miss Mary Clay Hiner, No. 5.
Mrs. c. O. Kidd, leader. Monday.
June s, with Mrs Walter La
Prade: No. 6. Mrs. Robert l..
Jones. leader, Tuesday, June 8.
with Mrs. F. T. Wootton; No. 7,
Mrs. C. L. Johnson. leader Mon
Gay. June s, with Mrs. Albert
johnson. No. 8. Mrs. Grace Cor
don. leader, Tuesday, June 8. with
Mrs. Grace Gordon; No. 8. Mrs
S. L. DoWdy. leader, Tuesday.
June g. with Mrs. S. L. DoWdy
No. 10. Mrs H. T. Baldwin. leader,
Tuesday. June 8, with Mrs. H. T.
Baldwin.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05

Mrs. George Rodgers has spent
several days recently with her Sis
ter, Mrs. 3. F. Garfield. and Mr..
Caufield. OF Lynchburg.
Miss Mason Moore, of York. S.
q, student at Longwood Col
lege spent the week end as the
guest of Miss Patsy Sanford.
Mrs, r. H Digger will attend
the graduation exercises of the T.
G. Williams Law School at the
University of Richmond. Monday,
when her son, Jack M Digger
now employed by the Travellers
Insurance Co. will receive his de-
gree.
Billy Newman entertained
Harry Hobson also Of ST.
Chrlstopher's Wednesday night,
in his home on Fourth Avenue,
and both returned to their Rich
mond school, Thursday. TO attend
the final dances.