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Evening star., 1954-10-09

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Evening star., 1954-10-09
Missionary College
To Celebrate Anniversary

Washington Missionary Col
lege, Takoma Park, will cele-
brate it's 50th anniversary to-
morrow in a special convocation
and open house program.
Gov. Theodore r. McKeldin
of Maryland will speak at a con-
vocation service of students. fac
ulty and guests at 2::30 pm. in
Sligo Auditorium, Flower and
Carroll avenues. There also will
be campus tours at $3.50 and
7 pm. and concert by the col
lege band and choir.
Since it's founding in 1904
by the Seventh-day Adventist
Church. the college has gradu-
ated nearly 1000 students. 1t
formerly was called the Wash
ingtOn Training College.
Evening star., 1954-05-14
Use Of Comp Pickett
BY 5000 GIs Possible
By the Assoeiated Press

RICHMOND, May 14.-Repre-
sentative Abbitt. Democrat, of
Virginia said yesterday "there is
a good possibility" a 5,OOO-man
military unit may move into
Camp Pickett on a permanent
basis.
He declined to specify the type
Of unit or the branch of serv-
ice involved. He said he under
stood the choice is between Camp
Pickett and another installation.
The Army has announced it
will put Camp Pickett on a
standby basis June 80. Black
stone officials and others in the
area have sought to have other
military services utilize the in
stallation.
Evening star., 1954-05-14
Deaths Reported
cFrom D. c. Bureau OF vital statisti,


Celia J. Wood. "a. 1712 18th st. NV.
Henry Gruber, "a. 1915 Morningside DR..
NV.
Anthony Neri, 81, 6735 10th st. NV.
william A. Herbert. 81, 2765 Naylor rd.
s.e.
julius shostack. 70. 1O4s Wisconsin ave.
NV.
Belle Smith. Il. 1890 st. NV:
Percy j. Grady. SO. 3716 1ngomar st.
Alice o. Mcintyre, 81, Vienna. Va.
Grover j. Holman, 81. 1870 T st: Sc.
Lucius @. c. Lamar, 81. $500 9th st.
Esteiia v. Yeaser, So, 14s1 8 st. Sc.
James T. Thornton. 55. 233 r st. ne.
Edwin L. Groorne. So, 1902 14th St. NV.
Ira Darden. AZ. South Norfolk. Va.
Joseph H. Woodworth. 25. Pawtueket,
Thomas Al A. Henderson. s5. 1ooe West
Eliza iSaa Gather. si her 70, washington.
Joseph Harrison, rs. 654 Callan st. ne.
Herman Brown As, 1O40 9th st. ne.
William Butler, As, Washington.
Randolph Brice, As, 2610 K st. NV.
Clarence D. johnson, A, 122 Florida
Elizabeth F. Adams. 81. 1415 st. NV.
Evelyn E. Miller. %. 500 4th st. NV.
Leroy Hedgespeth. 81 5114 Sheriff I'd.
Waite E. Bailey, infant. Mclean, Va.
Evening star., 1954-05-14
above right
the "3 to E" group
dives with good form

s. and 6. Brother and Sister Diving Act
in fashions by Catalina. Ploid eine-
ham. Brothers. trunks are boxer style
with lining and drowstrine woist Red
or blue; 4, 6 and 6x, los. Sisters suit
with eIosticized shirred back and
bloomer legs. Blue-3 to 6. $50
W6L-JuveniIe Apparel, 4th Floor also
Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Evening star., 1954-05-14
Teens! Come to the
''Sum1ner-tinle''
Fashion ShO1U

Saturday! 2:3o P.M., End Floor,
The Heeht Co., PARKinston, Arlington
Evening star., 1954-05-14
right
81 to II" gals are
real nernaids

7. Champion Swimmer in Summer
Camp" suit by CotoIino. Knit Of nyIon,
ocetote royon and cotton Iostex. Nylon
reinforced Geronium, royoI or red.
7 to IL. 4.05
8. 1854 BIooner Girl wearing Coto-
limos "Eorly Bloomer" swim suit Of
royon ocetote and cotton Iostex. &C.
ronium or turquoise. to H.. 6.95
W6L-Girls' Apparel, 4th Floor :.
also Chevy Chose and Alexandra
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18

A normal human ear can diStin-
guished about 333, 900 different ton
eS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18

NEW YORK R-In 1920 young
bank teller named Frederick Bick-
ell got paid 81 for a single days
work as an extra in q silent
movie.
Overwhelmed at this vista OF sud-
den wealth, Bickel decided ne was
tired of counting other peoples
money and went adventuring into
the world of the theater.
Some of the other tellers natur-
ally thought Bickel was crazy to
give up a nice warm job in a cage
for an actors hungry freedom. But
in this case the banking world lost
a handsome teller-and gained an
even more handsome depositor.
By 1887 Frederick Bickel was
known by sight to more people
than J. P. Morgan-under the
name Of Frederic March. A us.
Treasury Department report listed
him as having the nations fifth
largest earned income-$4S4, 687.
Today March, a veteran of some
so plays and s. motion pictures, is
still handsome and youthful look
ing. But he and his equally talented
wife, Florence Eldridge, have
taken long hard look at the years
behind, and the years ahead-and
decided the rest Of the journey
should be more relaxing.
They've had plenty of fun along
the way and brought up two chill
dren, but they worked hard for
both money and fame.
= eve have no long term goals left
now" March said. Were tapering
off. And my wife agrees it's about
time.
"We're not even reading new
plays. We're not looking for any.
Right now I guess I'm theater
sour. Either Broadway play is a
fop-and who enjoys a failure,
even if it was worth a try?-or
else it is a hit and runs for a year
or two. That means you are away
from your family and friends too
much. I don't see it any more. It's
fine. for those who do, as I did
for many years. But not now.
81 like movie work. The films
have grown up. They are more
adult in their themes, the people
who make them are more efficient.
They waste less time, effort and
money.
"You can learn your script, 60
out to Hollywood and make a pic.
ture in IS to 20 days and earn as
much money as you would in ~
weeks on Broadway"
March won Academy awards for
his performances in "Dr. Jekyll
and Mr.. HYDE and 1.-THE Best
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
Strong Screen
Drama Accents
"Crilne Wave"

Filmed in the actual Los Angeles
locales, Warner Bros drama
"Crime Wave" opens today at the
Strand Theatre. It stars Sterling
Hayden, Gene Nelson and Phyllis
Kirk in a story of the seamy GRIM
inal segment operating. in the City
of the Angels, and tells of the des-
perate efforts of an ex-c0nvict to
free himself from his sordid past.
Cast in the role of the ex-con-
vict is Gene Nelson. Noted in the
past for his nimble-footed dancing
parts in gay musicals, Nelson is
given the opportunity to display
more dramatic ability in the role
Of a man caught in an emotional
wise. "Crime Wave" marks Mel
sons first straight acting role.
Sterling Hayden is seen as 4
Woodworking, willy detective Of the
Lost Angeles police force. His por-
trayal called for the display of
combination of brains and Drawn.
Hayden, who once brushed aside
his screen stardom to return to his
first love - the sea, plays the role
of q veteran cop under the direc.
ton of Captain r. A. Lohrman Of
the los Angeles police force.
The only woman appearing In
"Crime Wave" is stellar role Is
pretty Phillis Kirk.
The action Of the film is reveal
ed against the background of the
efforts of Gene Nelson to thwart
a major crime by q band of es-.
capped convicts. The cons hold his
wife as a hostage in order to in
sure his cooperation. "Crime
Wave" was based on q story ap-
pearing in national magazine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18

Lilli Palmer viii not admit that
in Columbia Pictures 1.-THE Four
Poster" opening tonight at the Is
lander Theatre, she does the long
est 90 minutes) and most COM
plicated az items) strip tease"
ever seen on the screen. 1.-THE Four
Poster Is the Stanley Kramer pro-
duction from the Broadway stages
heartwarming comedy success OF
a successful marriage which also
stars Rex Harrison, Miss Palmers
husband in real life.
In "The Four Poster" Lilli por'
trays q New York bride on her
wedding night and Harrison plays
the BRIDEGROOM. Lilli is radiant IN
an 1897 white-lace wedding gown
while Rex is resplendent in white
tie and tails. Dominating the scene
is the magnificent four poster bed
of the title, its coverlet and ca.
nopy as frilly and lacy as the
bride herself.
Harrison, having blown out all
but two of the Is candles In the
room, retreats to the bathroom.
Bathed by the light OF the can
dies, Lilli slowly begins. to unbut'
ton her bridal gown. She hesitant-
ly smiles to give herself confidence
for she's = young girl with 1897
fears and modesty. When the gown
is at last unbuttoned, Lilli steps
out of it and unfastens lacy petit
coats No. !, 2 and 3 in that order.
Then, she stops, aghast. She's
been married two hours, this is
her wedding night, her husband
will return any minute now, and
she has just realized she is now on
her own.
Lilli hastily undoes her corset
stays, but nothing else comes off.
Instead, she slips her nightgown
over her head, over all the remain
ing undertakings. Then she wrig-
giles out Of the panties, the corset
cover, the corset and the chemise.
She sits on the four poster, lets
her shoes fall to the floor, and re.
move her stockings.
Suddenly panicky, as the bath
room door handle turns, Lilli slips
her wedding dress over the night
gown and races around the room
lighting all the candles again.
When Rex returns to the bed
room, splendid in monogrammed
nightgown and q nightcap with
tassel, Lilli permits him to unbut-
ton the buttons Of her wedding
gown. It slides to the floor and,
man and wife, Rex and Lili face
each other - with just as much
acreage covered as everl
Allan Scott penned the screen
play Of 1.-THE Four Poster" which
tells of all the wonders and the pro-
blems Of the marriage bed and the
years beyong, based on Jan de
Hartog's Broadway comedy sue
cess. Dimitri Tiomkin composed
and directed the music for the film.
Irving Refs directed 1.-THE Four
Poster" and Scott served as ass0-
ciate producer on this Columbia
picture. .
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
Hal Boyle
Says

Years OF Our Lives" He is being
mentioned as 4 candidate for
a third Oscar for his taut acting In
Executive Suite"
Fred and Florence have disposed
Of their Hollywood home, their big
apartment in Manhattan and are
happy on a 15-acre place in Con.
necticut.
IF I hadn't been an actor" Fred
said. "Td like to have been a
writer. still fiddle around with a
little poetry. fool around with
tape recorder, putting on it the
classical music I like. I also fiddle
around occasionally with some
water colors, but not very Sc
riously.
II don't want to be a director
or a producer. I still want to stay
an actor. But we've put in some
busy years, and now spending
more time with our family and
friends is just more and more i'm
portant to US.
"What am I afraid Of? Only the
world situation. / think our best
hope at the moment is the United
Nations, and I'd like to see it
this could be argued-is certainly
more idealistic-and more intelli-
gent, too, if it is a sign of intelli-
gence to plan 4 well-rounded lie
toward a happy ending.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
Doctor Seeks To Aid Godfrey

BOSTON B - A Massachusetts
General Hospital surgeon who
helped operate on Arthur Godfrey's
hip a year ago says he sis not
entirely satisfied" with the way
the entertainer walks.
DR.. Otto E. Aufranc says he ex-
amined the TV-radio star in New
York Sunday.
HE has made progress with GER
tain muscle groups" the doctor
says, land now he is to concen-
trate on exercising certain muscles
for two weeks before any plans
are made"
Godfrey told a radio audience
a week ago there was something
mechanically wrong" with the
hip. eve got to 60 back to the
hospital and have it done all over
again." he said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18

Finally, compare the measure.
ments Of the pattern with your
own measurements, and adjust by
pinning up or letting out.
When adjustments are com.
pleted, try on the pattern before
your mirror. If it fits properly.
release darts and tucks and Law
out the pattern on your fabric. If
you have a dress form made to
your own measurements, much
time is saved in fitting and as
sembling.
To show the technique of pattern
adjustments, we have chosen a
princess dress, since this, more
than any other style, requires per-
feet waistline fit. A waistline high
er or lower than your natural waist
viii ruin the rib-hugging silhouette.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
Red Jet Flies
Over South Korea

SEOUL IA Communist plane
crossed the neutral zone and flew
south as far as Seoul today while
U. S. Defense Secretary Charles
Wilson, South Korean President
Syngman Rhee and other officials
watched a U. S. 9Th Army review
IS miles to the northeast.
The 5th Air orce said radar
tracked the Red plane southwark,
but it never was sighted usually.
A spokesman said it apparently
was a jet.
American Sabre jets tried with
out success to intercept it before
it returned north.
The 5th Air Force said the in
cident would be reported to the
Military Armistice Commission as
a violation of the Korean truce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
Rv Bob THOMAS


HOLLYWOOD N-It's hard to
imagine Shelley Winters as a
shrinking violet, but the doll claims
she'll no longer air her personal
matters in public.
'I've, got a new. policy" she
says. From now on, my personal
life is my own. / also have a new
policy concerning my career. Pm
through with playing blonde
floozies."
A reporter grows accustomed to
hearing remarkable remarks from
Shelley, but this time she seems
earnest. Having just gone through
a highly pyblicized breakup of her
marriage to Vittorio Gassman, she
says she's had her share of-head-
lines and wants no more.
"pm serious" she insisted. GIVE
had 1t. ! see no reason why a
star has to live her personal life
in the public prints"
I mentioned that it was hard
to fight the system.
marion Brando does it," she
said. "Grace Kelly. and Audrey
Hepburn. They've been able to
keep their private lives private.
Why can't II"
/ further reasoned that people
just couldn't get used to Shelley
as the quiet type. Her past was
against her.
She admitted that she has never
been adverse to publicity, but
claimed that she never sought the
personal kind. What about the big
blowup with Gassman in Italy?
I'VE were egged into it by the
press" she claimed. 81 never said
a lot Of the things I was supposed
to have said. never said there
was too much ham in his Hamlet"
All, but what about her remark
that Vittorio would have to guar
antee that he would marry his
stage co-star, Anna Maria Ferrero,
before she would agree to a div
0rce?
She blanched, then said: 81 don't
want to talk about it. ALI ] can
say is that both Vittorio and /
did some foolish things. We never
saOuld have married. We were
both so romantic that we got car
ried away.
"But when we faced the facts,
it was apparent our marriage
couldn't last. The idea of spend.
ing six months in this country and
six months in italy sounded fine
at the outset. But we never could
have worked it out. He was all
wrapped up in his career, and !
wasn't about to give up mine. I'VE
worked too hard for it."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
SHE'LL SELL VOTE

CARSON CITY, New. H-Among
the political advertisements in the
Nevada Appeal was this one By
Dorothy Hersey of Carson City:
IF you want my vote, find o
home for my mother cat and four
kittens"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18

CklbkAAA6 44AtO tAAC 40h44Ns
The new aid to proper fit con-
sists of rulers with inch measure
ments printed right on the pattern
at points where adjustments u.s.
ually are necessary in waist and
skirt length. To shorten, fold on
the printed line and pin in place.
To lengthen, cut along dotted line,
spread the necessary amount, us
ing the inch rulers for guidance,
and insert an extra piece of tissue
paper, using celophane tape to hold
the pieces together.
Since very few women are ex-
act pattern sizes, here are some
tips from many sewing center ex.
perts on pattern adjustment:
First 60 over your pattern pieces
with a warm iron, to- remove the
creases. Then pin in any tucks,
darts or pleats before measuring.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
Protection From
Wife Is Asked

DETROIT H-Edwin Arnold has
a court order protecting him from
his wife Bessie Mae while his
divorce suit is pending.
Arnold, of suburban Southfield
Township, obtained the restraining
order yesterday.
He told Circuit Judge Vincent
M. Brennan his wife beat him with
a slipper and poured water on him
while he was sleeping; made him
scrub floors; made him take off
his shoes when he entered the
house. He also said his wife was
a back-seat driver.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
Thieves Almost Keep
Mail From Delivery

ATHOL, Mass. RHThieves yes
terday came close to doing what
neither rain nor SNOW nor dark of
night cannot. They almost stopped
the u. S. mail.
The robbers who stole the four
wheels off rural mailman William
Peacock's car delayed the swift
completion of his appointed rounds.
But VILLAIN Kelly, a neighbor,
took over mail delivery for the
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
Poet Continues
His Death Fast

GENEVA IA 45.year.old Wet
namese poet, vo Song Thief, has
begun the third week of his death
fast" for Indochina peace and po-
lice threaten to 90 beyond the law
to force him to call il off.
Geneva Police Chief Charles
Knecht conceded there was no law
full way to interfere since the fast
was undertaken On private prop
erty. But he said he had 4 human
itarian duty to halt vo.
The poet is living in . tent on
rriyate grounds near the Palace
# Nations, scene Of the Geneva
Conference on Far Eastern prob
laznS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18

READ THE CITIZEN DAILY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18

Dogs and turkeys were the only
domesticated animals in North Am
erica when Columbus arrived, says
the National Geographic Society.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
Pattern innovation Makes Correct
Fitting Easy EUen For Beginners
BY DOROTHY ROE. A,

BY DOROTHY ROE. Associated Press Women's Editor
Women who the toughest part any sewing
project is the fitting
Now pattern innovation makes almost automatic
Even beginning eamsess make clothes
urement she takes the time make pattern adjustments before
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-02-11
Pirate Van Vert,
Beaver-0 GNU Games
Both Out Of Town

There are no home games on tap
for local basketball fans this week
as Button High and Bluffton Col
lege cage teams take to the road,
Button Highs Pirates play their
last game of the season Friday night
meeting Van Vert in a Western
Buckeye League contest on the Cou-
gars court.
Button college engages in a RI
turn game with Ohio NorthernIa
Polar Bears in a Mid-Ohio League
game Friday night at Ada.
With a record of two wins anF
four defeats in Western Buckley
League play, the Pirates could im'
prove their standing with a victory
V e Van Vert Friday night.
After opening hague play with
a $3.50 victory over Wapakoneta.
the Pirates defeated Celina and
dropped decisions to Shawnee, Ken
ton, St. Marys and Bellefontaine.
A victory over Ohio Northern
would give the Beavers their second
win over the Polar Bears in Mid
Ohio league play. In the first meet,
ing between the rivals, the Beavers
eked out a 1870 decision in {
contest which saw Ohio Northern
chances die at the foul line tn
waning seconds.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-02-11

bye in tourney pairings, the fate of
the dRw likely will throw them
against one of the tournament favor
ties when they take the court for
their initial start.
Long a district power-house, Del
phos st. joints definitely must be
reckoned with as one of the teams
most likely - emerge with the
tourney title, ind as a result Bluff
toms showing the first assignment
probably will Indicate pretty concIus-
lively just how much of a chance the
Pirates may ave in the meet.
Delphos Johns will oppose
Paulding in hhe tournament opener
next Tuesday night, Feb. 16. st.
Johns has i record of Is wins and
two losses; Raulding has six victor
les and 10 sktbacks.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-02-11
Beavers TrOunce
Cedarville. SS-43

Button College cagers strength
ened their hold on second place in
the Mid-Ohio league standings last
Friday night with a convincing 88-49
with over C~edafville at that place.
Taking a 24-6 first period lead,
the Beavers outscored the Cedars
in every quarter to gain a 81
record in league play.
Cedarville never threatened as the
Beavers pulled into 1913 halftime
bulge and hit the nets for 48 more
points in the final two stanzas.
Eleven men broke into the scoring
column.
The win gave the Beavers a sea-
sons record of Enine wins against
four losses. CeRrville has a season
record of two kins as against II
losses.
Dick Lapp, C&arville captain, was
high individual Rorer with Is points.
Ken Bishop paced the Button at
tack with Il.
Button ...-..-24 IS 81 27-8S
Cedarville u 6 7 ID 1913
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-02-11
ALger Ard PIG Teams
DOUn BeaUerdam FiUe

Pandora Gilboa cagers copied a
thriller from Beaverdam by a score
of 50 to 81, jim an area battle
played at Pandora last Saturday
night. q
The RocketsE held an edge in
scoring in the FIRST three quarters,
but Beaverdam closed strong to
threaten right Down to the closing
gun.
Walters, of ~Beaverdam, captured
scoring honor with a % point total.
Schroeder, of Pandora had IS, and
Palte, of Bea erdam, got Is.
On Friday night Beaverdam
dropped a bne-point decision to
Alger, 63 to Il.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-02-11
Don Kimn1et Wins
SpedkinqICOntest

Don KimmetI winner of the public
speaking contest conducted within
their own uni by the Button high
school vocatioka al agriculture depart
ment, will REPRESENT the Button
Future Farnbrs of America in a
district contdst at Lafayette next
Wednesday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-02-11

~ meeASgencerv Die Nameplate in
a Lima league contest at Bradfeld
Center. Game TING is 8 p. m.
Possibilities tha9 the locals may
engage in their fra game of District
AAU tournament 10 be held at Lii
mas Bradfeld Cerger February Is to
20 centers on the outcome of the
pairings to be made Friday night.
The TriplettmerE moved into a tie
with Pandora for second place in Lii
ma league play last Wednesday
night with a convincing 71-46 win
over the Putnam county crew.
Playing the same fine brand of bal
that clinched irst-round honors il
the league, Triplett pulled into q
commanding 39-14glead at halftime
and the losers nenr threatened.
The victory, locals 31st win in IS
starts, saw ever player break into
the scoring colulan. Groman with Ii
points paced tie Button attack
Hermann had "a, Schmidt IL anc
Kirkland II in he we'll rounded vic.
tory.
II Thn hnxy conv
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-02-11
Beavers Set ALL Time School Scoring
Record In Swampi4g Ashland, lll To 78

parativelyH easy victory the run
away contest was somewhat of a
surprise. Ashland battled Findlay's
Oilers to a stand-still last week
and held the lead in the contest
through all but -four minutes of the
final quarter.
1t was essentially a team victory
for the Beavers as they combined
a very high Shooting percentage
from the floor with fine defensive
play to assure victory. They sunk
81 per cent of their shots from the
floor during Fhe course of the
evening.
wi -
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Other compiling teams include
Delphos Jefferbn, IL wins and two
losses; WapakfS Joe, $40; Lima St.
Rose, 90; CoEwater, SO; Ada, 2-13;
Hicksville, 1fE9i Button, GO; Lima
st. Johns, l3-S.
Tourneypla is scheduled for Feb.
16, II, l. land %. Buttons game
on Feb. 10 with the victor of the
Delphos Paulding contest is schedul-