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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-04

Perhaps Judas dld not at
that time know he was the
one, and perhaps he did
know. If he knew it. he was
so very guilty. when Christ
spoke the word. he exposed
himself when he sopped out
OF the same dish. in deceit
trying to show that he was
loyal to the Master.
Judas was his own ac-
cuser. And if he did not
know himself, that is. the
dark images of human think
ing of greed (the love of
money, which he did not
even use) he had all that
time been with the Master,
yet he was confused. He had
not let himself learn how to
try to live by Spirit. and
trust in God for substance.
as many of the disciples did
then, and after the ascen-
sion.
Mrs. Eddy has stated on
page l66 of Science and
Health. THE erring human
mind is inharmonious in it.
self"
Through fear and confus-
ion in the human mind men
and women refuse to take
their stand against wrong.
And when the Master told
Peter he would deny him
before the cock crows. Peter
being a good man. did not
believe he could deny Christ.
But the Christ having with
him the Mind of God. could
discern the error as well as
the good. And he was able
to forgive. and pray to the
Father ( h a [ he should,
through him. forgive men
OF their weaknesses and
cleanse them of all wicked
ness. when they decide that
weakness is not a necessity.
and stop SHINING.
Mrs. Eddy Says:
1--WE apprehend life in d.
vine Science only as we live
above corporal sense and
correct it's. & H., p. 1877.
After supper. all through
the evening, the Master was
III agony. and he felt the
need of prayer. His heart
was being torn by the blind
ness of the people. That is,
those who did not want to
give in. and make them
selves believe that nc was
the son of God.
Then cometh Jesus with
them unto a place called
Cethsemane, and saith unto
the disciples, Sit we here,
while go and pray yonder.
And he took with him
Peter, and the two sons of
Zebedee, and began to be
sorrowful, even unto death
and very heavy.
Then saith he unto them.
My soul is exceeding sor-
rowful, even unto death:
tarry ye here and watch with
me.
And he went a little far
Their and fell on his face, and
prayed, saying, o nv
FATHER, IF 1T BE POSI-
PIE, LET THIS CUP PASS
FROM ME: BUT NEVER
IHELESS NOT AS | WILL.
BUT AS THOU WILT"
All during the time the
Master was away praying
the disciples were asleen'
Many times even now, Chris
tians sleep too long, when
there is so much need of
prayer and mental work
against evil, and error which
should be done for the mi.
verse. in order to save the
young men alive. And MANY
times. too many are awake
from physical sleep. and still
asleep in "carnaI mortal"
human thoughts which war
against spirit.
Watch and pray, that We
enter not into temptation,
the Spirit is indeed will;ng
but the flesh is weak" saith
the Lord.
The Master went .u.v
again. ""S
let let us remember that
ne did noe mean for hi.
prayer to help man use Il
Tor an excuse to indulge in
the iusts of the flesh.
, he went away and prayed
the third time, and when he
returned the disciples were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-04
BLESS OUR ENEMIES"

II ne have triumphed sufficiently the OF
material to allow Soul to hold the control shall
loathe sin and rebuke it under every mask Only in this
way bless enemies, (and friends, too }
though they may not consrue words We cannot
choose for ourselves, but work salvation in
the way Jesus taught. In meekneSs and might he was
found preaching the gospel the poor Pride and
unfit to bear the standard Of Truth and God will
place il in such hands
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-04
Reprinted from the Christian
Science Monitor

BY WILLIAM r. FRYE
United Nations Correspondent
Of the Christian Science
Monitor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-04
Glorious, Triumphant
Easter
Bv ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.S.

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of ''our Father-Mother God all
harmonious, To- 16 Science and Health with Key to
che Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
messase and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do Frueh Martin Luther job in this age!!! And
Howl Science & Health, textbook, is Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible.
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND HIS
FRIEND!
"HE (JESUS) WON ETERNAL HONORS'
~H. Overeame the World the Flesh and ALL Error Thus
Proving Their Nothingness'l p 80 S. & H.
AN INSPIRATION TO SERVE
Thy GOD with LOYFULNESS and with
CLADNESS OF HEART $50.
In the LIGHT of
GODS INVINCIBLE, TRIUMPHANT lNVULNEKA6LE
SCIENCE OF LIFE, MAN and The UNIVERSE!
COMMUNISTS 'Phony' DEMOCRACY of the Devil.
CORRUPT SENSUAL, ASIA1IC MATERIALISM
ANIMAL MAGNETISM!
JUDAISM CRIEVOUS DEFICIENCIES!
ROMAN CATHOLICISM LIKEWISE!
GREEK ORTHODOXY DITTO!
PROTESTANTISM - NOT FREE, but GOD FOUND HIS
MODERN MARY THEREIN!
TRAGIC MULTI MILLIONS IN EVERY CASE!
GOD to MRS EDDY re The CRUCIFIXION and The
RESURRECTION
I'VE acknowledge that the CRUCIFlxiON of Jesus
And his RESURRECTION served to UPLlFT FAITH
To understand eternal LIFE
Even the aness of SOUL, SPIRIT,
And the NOTHINGNESS of MATTER'!!
p 497, S. & II. tour emphasis
Neither the deep ignorance of the the
sophistry of the pseudo scientific materalism of their
wholly mythical - so-caled MATTER!
Whereas God, DIVINE LOVE, INFINITE SPIRIT,
MIND, DIVINE PRINCIPLE is the ONLY REAL SUB
STANCE!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
Hospital Board
Approves Report
For October

TIE Monroe county Gsneral
fias1.sAl's hoaEd me- last niRhi nd
approved fhs hospssls rspaEs ~
OrtahxF
Reeelpts o. the mamth totailed
- s511i and dsshwsemenis. S..
la e. Casa en- bard Is a OF u
was sls.s1s - IN ne Rsnerai fano
and Sss1 Sc II ne special fund Ths
payroll aecouui was Sfp7 % ard ne
petty eaaA fumd. Sc
There were Isl admissions. ~
discharges il as palieni days DIR.
ne ne moufh. Ten welfare eases
weFe handled ag q total eoai u
sf.iNM
TIE hospital conmitiee was ask
81 q - oFer ne rules snd regala.
tlans auverming TIE insiiimtion ed
bring fhrm ~ 10 date. The con.
miiiees recommendatinns or Full
changes wia be submittea ts ~
beard ~ . later date.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
Hiss Nicola,
Judge Gibson
TOAttcnd Meet

Mas Eursnia Nieuaa. cuiaznea
Dissetux Il Monres cnunay aeAanlz,
- b m ~ prawam e. lAa -
mazsx FouadntAan = cha1Fen's
Commisatun CunEerenre on Ser
vices % Hnmdieapped chnarWa
Nsxe2oer = snd a IN s. PsaaEs'
haTE
gudEs I've cIhsos "a b i g.
PsisrsnuFg ca ne ~ ~ : re.
guaaF meeiinR II tie Chmarwm's
Commiasiaa and wil also aalend
Ne Confsrxnce.
This Is ths sinth tine sin<s rs
nat tne Ssmeurs Fuundnglnm ana
ne Chiidrena Camminaasa haws
eo-sponswed pruEEama on han6
eappsd ehldrea.
he Nemowa Founislion IS il.
corpoFsted u gaekKonvlale u 80
~ ne Enecutnfs n mF. Alfred 1
daPoni g. 3 ehariiahie enrpora,
tioa FIR ths ere sd sreafmenl
q erippied ehnaren 80 not ineur'
ables
he Feundnfinn eoaperatas wiGh
ia stats ehn6rsn'a assneiaa. 4
eo-sponsors eonfereEees wilh u
FloFtda Chadrens Cemmissior
whirh 10 ths Safes planning ans
coordinating asaney nat Is eon
esrned via Ne prehlems 4 81
ehlldre. Il prgsides funds a.
Treatment through TIE Flwida
Crippied chldrsn's commisaion.
the states medical program 81
erippled ehllaren.
TIE confeFenca beRima al &c
.. n. On FRIDAY. There h No FaEis
iratons ZEE ed tAs puhlie Il IL
vited.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
Magsaysay Holds Lead Over
QuirinO In Philippine Vote

precedensed tatal Hs a86ed. 49,
ever. tk4t he was 80 rsa11 .
euneeds jet
Il am ag0rtxmanllkN engu9n =
cn1cede xi<taFs wAsn sieiory :
clear" penNE sd
scarered rcpogss ef elecf1un ais'
lurb3nees sd hierca infa eumsian'
ulary hesezasrtsis hsrs ARM
tru0Ps wsfx sent - Bayhay =
Leyte prusince Vita armed men
rrprtsdly tired 10 sseal ina baiioi
bcxe4.
Ma3sayssy isanei heavily Eur.
nc TIE eswp4iEa 90 eharEes q
cnrruption h QariEon a6mimsira.
Lon. Qalrino aeaied ths eharkel
ard eampaiGned ~ rs-sleesioa e
hts reeurd - ~cor~smix impruxe.
meats In rs salads
Qairino aiso accused MaGAaykay
q eneoaraElng Us nterxentioa =
PAAlppinea Affairs. Bofh csn6a
dates are considered fFisndly 4
Ne Unlied States hoWeveF.
haEsaYxay uaa fama as . can
pakgner against CpmmuntEt-ls
auks whlle QuiFinos dalanoe sec
neaary But be- spin wiih Quirins
ard was namin stea lnf fhs uresl
deney b. the opgokaioa Nacional
iSla party.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

MANILA R-Ramoa Mae,.xss.
ieday hals SHAT sppearsd - b.
an esaEwhelmlng lsat IN Ia PA
DBAnes preNdensial raca sses
presi9enf Elrsd.o ounine.
Latest unofEicinl tahulatlnn save
Massafsay @asTT and oairsae
81 80.
A. estimaisd AT4 90 yosss-s
ucerd-wsrs east II yesterday,
nniinnal alection
Massaysay. s6yesFaid former
RneTrEla ard reeesf defsnse sec
retnry under QairEu, ted news
mes Initial FepoVts seen 10 b
enesnFaElnx hm ~n's Go eaFsy
% sarm any osfInluse oulaiaa
ws mavt wait fsr lsrshsr rsport'
amd aexeinpmensa
there waa ~ inaicafion tat fhs
ailing ezyear-oid Presiasnt az
EabsEal party leader wns resdy Il
e@nTedes
Tks ehallsngsr appeared 10 b
Funning stroaeiy exeE in distrieal
Which ouirina haa expected b cap
tuFe ~ q landsllde
A returns bexsn cuming IN from
outlylng districts oarino cut Ma
ssysay's malgin slightly Bot ther.
Appeared 10 be 90 h1pe 81 M
taklnG ne lead.
Il tie vice pressdenusl race
Naetonalista Carries 2. Garcia le.
MS Lheral party orpnnsnt lose p
Yuls 5a.x7s % s5s.iG.
II heavy voss for Magsay
say vas palling ell Nacionalista
Democrats eoaiition eandidntel
far eiaha Senate seats via him.
/ In Ne race for I02 eanerexsiona
seats. coalition candidates. wer.
leading IN y Of % districts re-
portin6.
The vote eoansing proceeds
slowly and complete returns wers
MT experted Cor al least two q
lhrea dayG
Politicai observers Kenerally
agreed int TIE elecsion was ons
q ne eleanest ever held IN II.
PhElpplnes.
Sporadic vioience claimed a
least eight lives. BIT II most pre-
eincis voting wsa quiel. orderly
and heavy.
hagnaytay Watched return.
coma h ~ Teietype a. . privat.
home 10 Queron oty.
While he did nj farmally elalH
vietofy. he ted ne4xmen. "Il n.
eieeiions wers gensFally clean snl
psaeefal and pr0sidzd the eountins
81 vosea Is Dot mzErcd By fraud
iaisdieaiioa ans ether depra.
dauons TIE eoalt,on ell win .
sweeping victory"
Hoase Speaker Eaarneio Perez.
presideni a the Libsral party, SAD
Magaaysay eoaid Nh b. an ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

November Is and II wiil BE- thl
neat dates when staff scrgeanl
Carries A. Kaniewski USAF. III
BE- IN Neg West 10 advise anyona
wishing information regarding en-.
hsimsni b the Army * Air Force.
" wi1 be at the ofliee a Loeal
Beard g. Post olflee husldine
during oilice hours ron In
3. =. % TIE islh unta 40 ,. n.
on ths ira.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
EXPERT WILL STUDY
JUVENILE PROBLEMS
OF MONROE COUNTY

A. expert ~ veea pruhleml
ed pEa1aann seeds ~ - "a -
WeN neKl mnash - slaag sa<l
pErms here an6 - make -
epmmnndaaims. Comnfy Commis
aeneF Joe Allen so tudaF
a ~ wnsks aaa. - - 49,
sn4Iloa e. - heaFe - eeuniE
eonminnlnnura. cemmissiemar ~.
lnm wFuan 80 Maiiamaf pTuha.
aism om6 Pmraia Ansn9iatlan9 e..
~ 49, ahsY $50 81 sxpssi -
siu1v - slluaaisa hnEu n -.
mafa - wwnma pFueinma.
Today - reeelped &c fnflomanr
letter 4om FFN6aEanA Wnn6. D..
eEeelor q - soalhefn eillee a
g. aHsofiailon.
Dear ~. Ara
"Tha Nalinnal Frubatinm and
PARSE Aaa1eininm rs received
: requegl tArou9A ~. 1ames -
Eawariy. seuthsnsiern Re9iuaal
Representative ~ she United Cen
manllg nalenaa 8Nrvl<ea. Imeor
pwalef. - tI18 MonEoa County 81
ths purposs e progaiag cansuisa
ton naFviran nn tuveuae eourt ane
rHunailnm nmmaA. In lhnt re@aEd
80 fina fA4l we I'll he abe d
vlnH KsY west. sFriyinx Decem
her 7, and 81 - wupaFed % -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
.COSnY BATTERv

CARLSBAD. n. a. R - Rahcs
Alxara6o sd . hatiery a. ne
urung pace ard as costlaE AN
- eays
Hs plesded quits te stealing tAs
auanmohGe latter irum q Carls.
80 repalE EAap. walk.nx enc 80
amd seliing 4 &c q q . iunk yara
TIE IRA yard y epsFated ~ shr
repair aAnp
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

main ~ ieanf Tree = far -,
a. thnl aAma. We AVE alsa rn~esv.
e . canmanleattoa aFom ~.
Eagrnia Nienaa. CasAasse 49,.
tor II Monrne Cemnsy Sehaois -.
queang 90 heip n planwtnu !
xenAs here fnr wAsek : a..
ia q lard hss reeenllx -
made ~ an iaieFestn9 lnsssisusl
Ne 80 wlah - he q ~ z=eskis
aAsiAianee - 80 ama yoar wea.
fare Commliiee. a. meH "A Ia
board e Couniy commiss,sw~w.
ana 1wvenle CoaFs Juase 80 4
ne 1uvenAe CDuncil. whsrA -
unaHrHiand rs hsen wnrklna :
shs ehsidrsn's homs wskcsa
TIE eify offered ! -. hyNa 90,
plof a erumnd en- stock laana -.
iaeana - thR home for agea. The
lusHmils esmaeA anked tat she
eoaniy accept - land wth ~
stipulasian tat the tsveniie enur-
81 wunld raise she money u bulla
ne heme.
Wlh 81 siipulaiioa. ne emnts
scespted Ne lad frem ne elsy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
Weekly Program
Tells Activities

Commlssloner ice AIlen las
nighi tod fAa mseting e eounly
eommissioners thn. wKwF u ere
xidin& - mlnmiea q week Co 4
pFogram 70 sxpiain the operations
e. ne couniy gosSrnment. Allen
win write and handle ne pragram.
lie said the show IL seheduied q
starr durlng ths first wesk In Dc.
eembeF.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

- Loaaf'a three hitter aver
Maahln9lsn on Nay = xaned shs
Yankees &c their fsgame wsnnlns
aireak daring he lass ssamn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

Pssa IT, Kav wusE caTsznl
Evening star., 1953-11-01

have guns except when assigned to guard
persons or property.
As for myself, have never carried gun
in my life, on or off job. Frankly, don't
even own one. Realizing this, some insur-
ance companies consider us better accident
risks than church sections or bootblacks
Basically. we don't need guns and we don't
get into fights because we never make any
actual arrests. That's for the police When
we get enough evidence, in goes phone call
to the cops and out we step.
TV detectives seem to have as much
trouble with pretty girls as they do with
criminals. D.A.'s secretaries, lovely wit
nesses and suspects won't leave them alone.
Just the other night, Ralph Bellamy found a
striking brunette waiting in his apartment in
the opening scene of his private-eye show.
She was gangsters girl and wanted to warn
him about some skulduggery. After telling
him she made advances and he didn't resist.
1t was a nice romantic iQterlude.
must have been missing something. l
can't recall the last time beautiful stool
pigeon was waiting for me at home. And few
investigators ever knew have been bothered
by f1irtatious young women on job. The
reason, suspect, is that the average private
detective doesn't look like Ralph Bellamy.
Then there are the murders. Two of the
private-eye programs have been on televison
total of nearly eight years. In that time
the two investigators have gone out on more
than 400 cases, in at least 80 per cent of which
a murder or two occurred somewhere along
the way
Evening star., 1953-11-01

Life is certainly less bloody for us profess
sionally. All the private operatives in the
country don't handle that many murders in
that time. have had only 40 homicides in
$1,000 cases, an average of .003 per cent.
What does real private investigator do
anyway? Don't get me wrong - it's fasci-
mating life, even though we are not stepped in
guns, girls and gore all the time
For instance, a manufacturer finds his
product is disappearing unaccountably some
where between the factory and shipping point
and hires us to learn why. A bank suspects
an embezzler is at work from the inside and
assigns us to the case. A large concern fears
that an executive is pocketing funds and or
ders quiet investigation to avoid damaging
publicity. A prominent citizen is being black
mailed and comes to u.s. instead of the police
for the same reason
The Missing Metal Case
IHEN the cat-and-mouse chase starts. The
mice are clever and slippery; we have to go
them one better Not long ago a scrap metal
firm in New Jersey found there was much less
metal on trucks when they arrived at the
smelling plant than when they started out
1t had been going on for months
Our agency put operatives on the case. In
disguise, they watched and shadowed and
eventually learned that the trucks would
drive into a secluded back road where the
drivers would transfer choice pieces of lead
and copper scrap to another truck operated
by fence. After close observation for a
week or 50, investigators hidden in tangled
Evening star., 1953-11-01

Here's what those trigger-happy private eyes
your screen look like to a famous real-life
sleuth. He says they're busy with blondes
and fist fights they couldn't even catch cold
Evening star., 1953-11-01

brush took movies of an actual transfer, and
the next time out they were accompanied by
police who caught the crooks in the act
There can be drama, too, in civil cases.
A large soap manufacturer was losing millions
in sales when imitators copied the product
Evening star., 1953-11-01
BY RAYMOND C.. SCHNEIDER

MR.. SCHNEIDER is a famous private detective, has
been the job for ~ years. heads the SCHNEIDER
Bureau OF Investigation. He helped clear Count
de Marigny in the Sir Harry Oakes in l943
Evening star., 1953-07-16
Hollywood Diary
Which Wide Screen?
BoIobon's Problem
e By Sheilah Groham :

some shorts to raise more money.
Olivia de Havilland has been
staying at the beach with son
Benny and the piquant question
Is, will she reconcile with her
mother. who arrives today to
stay with Joan Fontaine for the
few days she will be working in
''The Bigamist. Actually, though
Olivia and Joan have buried
the hatchet, you couldn't call
them friendly"
Joan BENEFITS birthday party
for Walter Wanger was really to
let the world know the past is
over and forgotten. I hear that
Joan's picture in Europe is now
on the doubtful side. Money
problems.
Vic Damone, all the way from
Chicago. says that his dates with
pretty Peggy Taylor of the Don
Mcneil Breakfast Club are
strictly for painting. Ha!
Greer Carson will blossom as
a sweater girl in Miss Bakers
Dozen" And just to be sure
they do right by little Nell, she'll
wear her own. Greer's in Pebble
Beach with her mother, returns
to prep the picture this week,
with Robert Ryan.
X X
Deborah Kerr has friends
hunting for an apartment in
New York. where she will ar
rive in the hot month of August
with her two daughters. Her
son in "Tea and Sympathy" is
John Kerr-no relation. June
Walker is his mother.
Fourteen American pictures
are shooting in and around Mu-
mich. The big inducement is a
free schloss-a castle to you and
me.
The John CAROLS will toss
what they call a '1owdown hoe
down" at his $5O0,000 South
down Farms in Chatsworth on
Saturday. Sounds like fun with
roping. cutting, tennis and what
have your tournaments. The in
vites read to come at 6 pm. and
stay till? :.
Maurice Chevalier is doing
everything to rehabilitate him.
self with the French. is building
an outdoor theater in his new
country place outside Paris.
The Duke of Windsor and his
Duchess are plotting Riviera
yachting trip. Object-to get
out of hearing distance of Elsa
Maxwell, who once was their
dearest friend.
They're saying in Paris that
Vicki Baum's latest novel, 1.-THE
Mustard Seed" has derived the
main character from a Holly
wood male who used to beau
Greta Carlo. .s-.
Claudette Colbert and DR.. Joel
Pressman are complaining be-
cause the rain is~ruining their
get-together in the south Of
France. They should be here
Evening star., 1953-07-16
HOLLYWOOD.


Barney Balaban will arrive at
Paramount today to decide which
of the wide screens the studio
will choose for permanent use.
and Mike .Curtiz has directed
seven sequences each, on five
different widths.
Twentieth Century Fox has
the inside track to show "The
Robe" in cinemascope at the
royal command performance this
year.
John Huston is using Elsa
Schiaparelli's life story for a
fashion extravaganza in Sd.
I'd hate to have some Of those
Paris prices hitting me in the
eyes!
Claudette Colbert will get Fer
nand Gravel as Moliere and
Edith Piaf to sing revolutionary
songs in her film on Louis, the
sun god. They say that
Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, is the
cupid trying to make it possible
for Princess Margaret Rose to
marry Capt. Peter Townsend.
Lex Barker says the reason
that he's so glad to get away
from playing Tarzan is that he
won't have to hold his tummy in
all the time. That can be firing.
The Ty Powers have swung the
portrait pendulum completely
the other way. They'll both be
painted wearing slacks, instead
of in the flesh from the waist
up. Is. When Elsa Manchester
refused to team with Hubby
Charles Laughton for a Mr.. fand
Mrs. radio show. she explained,
1--WE don't want to be known as
the Ma and Pa Kettle of the Kill
ocycles." Imogene Coca came
here to vacation and found she
was more popular than the movie
stars on the autograph circuit.
She's returning East to rest. .
Rodgers and Hammerstein will
wait for my girl Florence Hen
derson to finish 1.-THE Great
Waltz" in San Francisco before
testing her for "Oklahoma!" ).
Mike Todd tells me well test
five 'Curleys' with Florence. )"
q. Terry Moore livening things
up with young wealthy David
Frame of Texas.
Shelley Winters was so nerv-
Gus the first day in Metros
Tennessee Champ" you'd have
thought it was her first picture.
instead of her first,in IA months.
MY mother usually calls me on
the first day and she didn't" I"
said the shaken Shell. But Wit
torio Gassman, on an adjacent
stage, kept coming in to Soothe
her. Very lovey-dovey all day
long.
Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz
have been officially cited by the
U. N. for their work for under
privileged kids all over the
world. They'll be narrating
Evening star., 1953-07-16

MIDWEEK MEMOS: MGM's
"The Bandwagon" is in a fair
way to break all records at the
Radio City Music Hall in New
York. 1t IS on its way to a
$165.000 first week. Better
movies make more money than
Evening star., 1953-07-16

ever Cinemascope is the new
process that Walt Disney has de-
cided upon. He will make
three features in the medium. . !.
Paramount engineers are happy
to report that drive-in theaters
can now show Sd films with
the same effectiveness as con-
ventional theaters, The Pine
Tree Players. Avondale, Md. are
of on one Of their happier sum-
mer ventures with their current
offering. This is Terrence
Rattigan's "The Winslow Boy"
-. Opening Friday night: 1.-THE
Lady Who Came to Stay" first
Of Catholic University's two
summer melodramas at the
university theater on the campus.
Picnic" William Inge's
Broadway prize play, is Fireside
Theater's choice Of play for
September publication.
Evening star., 1953-07-16
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Stage.
NatiOnal-:"G Guys and Dolls;
$3.50 pm.
Carter Barron Amphitheater-
fannie Get Your Cum; s::45
pm.
Arena boy Meets oirls:: at
$3.50 pm.
Olney-The Lady's Not for
Burning; $40 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - South Sea
Woman: 1:l0s Sis. $40, 7:30
and 9:35 pm.
Capitol Dangerous When
Wet; II am. 1:45, 4:30, 7:15
and 10 pm. Stage: 1850, 3:35,
$40 and 9:05&p.m.
Columbia-" "Staiag IT.: 1O:3O
an. 12:45. 3. $40. 1855 and
9:55 pm. s.3:
DupOnt--"The Moon Is Blue;
1:10. 3:15. 5:25, 1885,. 9;45 and
|11:55 pm.
.,Keith's-"It Came From Outer
Space: 11:1S an, los. 8, $3.50,
$40, $3.50 and 1920 pm.
Little" -"Tne Little World of
Don Camillo";; 6:O5, 7:55, $50.
Macarthur - IA Queen Is
Crowned; 2:25, 4:20. $40. 8:05
and 10 pm.
Metropolitan - "Sea Devils:
11:40 am, lao. $40. $40. 7:40
and GAS pm.
Ontario - "Sangaree";; 1:20,
1920, $40. 7:25 and $3.50 pm.
Palace-"White Witch Doc
tor; 11:1O am, 1920, 1925. 5:35.
7:45 and $50 pm.
Playhouse - 1.-THE Moon Is
Blue; II am, los, 3:15, $40.
7:35, 9:45 and 11:55 pm.
Plaza-"The Little World of
Don Camille; II am, 1855,
2:45, ABS, 6:35. 8:35 and 10:35
pm.
Silver Spring - "The Little
World of Don Camille; 1870,
$3.50, 5:35, 7:45 and $50 pm.
TranS-Lux 49, "The Juggler";;
IL am. 1880, 2:35, 4:25. $40, 8
and $50 pm.
Warner-"South Sea Woman;
1920 am, 1925, $3.50, 5:35, 7:40
and $50 pm.