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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-07-16
UnintentionaI Borgia?
Is Your Wife Poisoning You?
Check On Her Serving Habits

WASHINGTON - Torn be-
tween tuna and egg salad as the
best sandwich to take to the
church picnic?
The u. S. Army can help you
make up your mind.
Don't take either-for health'S
sweet sake.
Army regulations prohibit
mess sergeants from making box
lunch sandwiches from materials
mixed or spread with salad
dressing, ground meat or chop
ped egg.
The preventive medicine ex-
perts of the Office of the Surgeon
General who wrote this regula-
ton have nothing against salad
dressing, mayonnaise, eggs or
ground meat. They like all of
them-when served fresh from
the refrigerator and consumed
Immediately.
Carefully aged in summertime
heat, these are the ingredients
from which come attacks of the
most Observation-Disclosures
food poisoning. Symptoms of the
infection are nausea and vomit-
ing followed by cramps and diar-
rhea.
Dreamed and casserole dishes,
custards, cream pastries and
foods mixed with hands also
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-07-16
GLIM P ES
T HI E P A S T
By CAROLYN LLOYD

The big day of celebration has
come and gone, but the memory
fingers on.
Can l catch them in my
hands, Mama?" was the reaction
of a very small boy to the first
fireworks he had ever seen. Once
grown, it is hard to remember
ones first reaction to the dis
covery of new things; but in
imagination one can re-capture
the awe and delight of a little
child watching all those strange
and beautiful lights whiz
through the sky.
Young or old, there is some
thing about the Fourth of July
that arouses youthful spirit.
There are few people so sophis-
ticated that they fail to get
thrill from the sight of the col
ors, the sound of military band,
and the precision of marching
men. No one regrets the passing
of the flowery oratory that used
to mark the day or the fireworks
in the hands of unwary young
sters; but it is obvious that, given
a chance, people will still follow
the crowd to celebrate the
Fourth Day..
Speaking of marching men
no one can doubt the stamina of
the U. S. Marine Corps after see
ing the platoon from Camp Lee
jeune in action on July 5th.
They left camp at 3:15 am. mar
ched over the long parade route
in the hot sun, and were still go
! ing strong when the last muster
was held at HOO pm. The boys
seemed to have a good time and
their presence added much to the
success of the day. 1t. MacDoug-
all, their commanding officer,
had "the situation well in hand.
One of his men will probably
never forgive him-or me-for
at my request the lieutenant
assigned him to be judge in the
beauty contest. The marine,
pleasant young fellow named
Spotmeyer, did his duty like a
man, though he was obviously
trifle embarrassed. They prob
ably didn't list such duties in his
enlistment papers.
Probably no one gave a
thought to Thomas jefferson and
his colleagues, who published
the Declaration of Independence
on the day that established the
tradition. The fireworks in their
day were of a very different
kind, and they must have won
dered if there would ever be
cause for the celebration of the
Fourth of July. We take so much
for granted the mighty strength
of our nation, of which the Army
band, the visiting Marines, and
the National Guard were sym
bols, that we are prone to forget
the courage displayed by our an,
cestors in challenging the might
of England. Washington, at Val
ley Forge, would have beer
thankful to have had as many
trained men as were here tina
day at his disposal.
One last remark and we'll le
the celebration rest until mex
year: if any of the Indian maid
ems who once made their homes
along these shores were as lovely
as Mary Winfield looked as she
rode on the Matcha Pungo Gar
den Club float, it is too bad the
tribe died out.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-07-16
cpoA1AN SOUND FERRY
ALLIGATOR RIVER FERRY

('Niehtly Except Mondoy)
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-07-16

America by 1875 will have
15,600,000 more households than
it had at the end of April 1853,
according to The Report of Paley
Commission, appointed by Presi-
dent Eisenhower.
In April, 1853 there were
46,800,000 households in the U.
S. By 1875 there will be an esti-
mated 62,4OO,OOO. This indicates
100000 to 100000 will be re-
placed in 1878 and an additional
100000 to / million will be built
to absorb the net increase in
population.
Public construction, therefore,
is expected to be about SO per
cent above the 1850 level by
1875. 1t is estimated the general
rise in construction will be about
80 per cent between 1850 and
1875.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-07-16

SUMMER FERRY SCHEDULES
Effective June through September 30, 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
II on Seized Red Ship Stay
On Formosa; 10 Go Home
BY the Assoeioted Press

TAIPEH. Formosa, Monday,
July 12.-Eighteen Polish crew.
men Of the confiscated tanker
Praca left for home today, ac-
companied by two Swedish Red
Cross officials. They were travel
ing by way Of Hong Kong and
Bangkok.
Leonard Masowski, master of
the Praca, and ii Polish crew.
men who have been granted po-
litical asylum in Formosa re-
manned here. They have asked
permission to settle in the
United States.
The Praca was seized October
4 by Chinese Nationalist gum
boats. Loaded with Jet fuel, it
was trying to slip through For
moSa strait into the East China
Sea. en- route to Shanghai.
The tanker is listed as owned
by Polish Ocean Lines. A ma
tionalist government agency said
1t actually was owned by Red
China.
Two other Communist ships,
the Polish Gottwald, seized May
IS, and the Russian Tuapse.
seized June Is, also are tied up
in q FormoSan port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
Judging in Miss Washington
Contest Will Begin July 7o

Preliminary judging in the
@Miss Washington" beauty and
talent contest will begin July 10
ct the Hotel Windsor Park.
Ben Strouse. vice president and
general manager Of Radio Sta
ton WWDC. said 50 girls are en-
tered in the competition. This
Is the 18th year it has been con-
Quoted by WWDC.
The contestants include
singers, dancers, pianists, ac-
cordionists. baton twirlers, ac-
tresses and q roller skater. Their
average age is 10. Most OF them
work for the Federal Government
in clerical jobs.
In the first elimination. the
field will be narrowed to 81 con-
testants by a panel selected from
advertising xecutives, news
papermen. theatrical people and
civic leaders. The public will be
admitted.
Mr.. Strouse said the girls will
be judged in four equal catego-
ries: charm and personality, tai
ent. beauty Of face and beauty of
figure.
In three subsequent judgings,
to be held at three, theaters, the
field will be narrowed until nine
f1nalists are left. The winner of
the Miss Washington" title will
be selected at Loew's Capital
Theater August Is. She will rep
resent the District at the ''Miss
America Pageant" in Atlantic
City September 6 to II, compet-
ing for the national title and
$4,000 in scholarship awards.
The winner of the Miss WASH
ington" contest will get Florida
vacation. years free rent at the
Meridian Hill Hotel for Women,
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Evening star., 1954-09-23
Hollywood Diary
Film Colony Set
To See Miss Hayes
By SheiIoh Grohom

can corrall more than SIC, ,000, 900
just by being nice and accepting
the pictures Columbia has for
her and by listening to Ally
Khan!
Glenn Ford is directing wife
Eleanor Powell's TV show, Faith
of Our Children" and doing 20
other jobs besides. Eleanor and
her Sunday-school class will get
top billing over Glenn. who does
the narrating.
Scott Mckay is replacing John
ForSythe in 'Teahouse of the
August Moon," and he is also
riding the crest of the wave as
Celeste Holm's leading man in
her TV show. First met Scott
when David Selznick brought
him to Hollywood for Duel in
the Sum- eight years ago. After
that was a great big silence.
Mickey Rooney's conversation
piece: I'm in good shape finan-
cially. If you let the wife take
care of the money, you can't go
wrong" The fourth Mrs. Rooney
can take a bow. A few years ago,
Mickey was up to his neck in
debt-nearly half a million dol
lars-and his career was non
existent. Now he's the busiest
actor-producer in town.
(Released by N. A. Ma
Evening star., 1954-09-23
New Acting Team
Gets Film Sturt
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
Hail the newest and one of
the most attractive husband
wife movie teams: Tony Martin
and Cyd Charlse will be CO.
starred in Have Tux, Will
Travel" musical comedy by
William Ludwig and Sonya
Levien, which Joe Pasternak
will produce for MGM. The
story was suggested by Mar
tins career as a night-club
entertainer. The singer reports
soon to start rehearsals for
Hit the Deck" in which he
also will. star for the same
studio.
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1954-09-23

Tomorrow. Alan Paton's Best Seller,
Doors Open 5:45 PM. Feature at 800,
7:5S. 9:56 PM. FREE PARKING at
Wilkerson's Parking Lot. 1929 Wis. Ave.
HISER. BETHESDA ~ ~; Wis; y = Aye ~
JOHN WAYNE and CLAIRE TREVOR.
"The High and the Mighty
WarnerColor, CinemaScope
l :OO. 3:45, $50. 9:35. Attend Early
Shows and Avoid Standing. No Advance
in Admission
Evening star., 1954-09-23
Big Names Vitol
In Hitch's Films
By the Assoeiaisd Pres,
HOLLYWOOD

k1OIL4 WOOD.
It's strictly a big-name
policy for Alfred Hitchcock.
The director of Suspense"
always has top names in his
casts. and he explains why:
Many years ago I made a
picture at a smaller studio,
and I was forced to use lesser
known players that were under
contract. The picture was not
terribly successful and it
taught me a lesson.
II have learned that must
use high-powered personali-
ties and familiar faces for my
pictures. In melodrama you,
must have some one to pull
for. And audiences are more
likely to pull for some one they
are familiar with than a lesser
known performer,
Evening star., 1954-09-23
HOLLYWOOD.

The tickets have only just
gone on sale for the Helen Hayes
What Every Woman Knows"
but looks like a sellout for the
four weeks at the Huntington
Hartford Theater. asked
Ethel Barrymore's son, Sam Colt,
if he'd seen the immortal Helen
with Frederic March and Clau-
dette Colbert on TV in 1.-THE
Royal Family" which makes no
bones about being a satire on
the Barrymores. :No," said Sam.
"my family does not approve of
the play"
Maureen O'Hara accepted 1.-THE
Number One" with Tony Quinn
in Mexico City because her No.
/ romance lives there.
It's cute to hear Betty Bacall
enthusing over her two-year-old
daughter. And I'm the girl who
wanted only boys" she laughs.
I never saw her looking so we'll.
How about some more pictures?
/ Marjorie Main, on her Euro
pean experiences this summer:
Every one should go to Europe
once only" A Ma and Pa
Kettle" was showing in Florence,
Italy, when she was there. MA
sure sounded elegant in Ital-
ian," says Marge. who talks of
giving up her career because Of
ill health.
Producer Nicky Nayfack shared
George Sanders to Join Mike
Wilding and Cornell Wilde in
"The Scarlet Coat" George, they
tell me, is now relaxed, with the
Gabor gal out of his life.
Sidney Chaplin has been hold
ing hands all over Rome with
British Movie Actress Joan Col
Inns. And Sid has been stating
emphatically over there, that
there is no trouble in the mar
riage of his father, Charlie Chap
lin, and Oona O'Neil.
! Farley Granger found himself
with $85,000 after taxes when
he quit Sam GoldWyn, which is
why he hasn't made a movie
recently. Now I can afford to
learn to act" said Farley. so he's
studying in acting schools.
Flash! Liberace is going
steady!! She's a 23-year-old
brunette dancer by the name of
jeanne Rio. Jean Simmons
signed today as the Salvation
Army lass in the Guys and
Dolls" movie, with Mario n
Brando, Frank Sinatra and
Vivian Blaine.
Victor Moore has the best job
in Hollywood "a plumber in
"The Seven Year ITCH" and his
first job is to fix Marilyn Mon
roe's bathtub, with Marilyn try
ing to get her foot out of the
drain. What will she be wear
ing?" I asked. Just a few soar
bubbles" Victor replied.
Kevin Mccarthy, who CO.
starred with Betty Hutton ir
Satin and Spurs" is now get
ting the Tony Curtis treatment
from the teen-agers. Kevir
didn't get far in Hollywood
movies, but the offers are pour
ing in now.
Goth Century-Fox officials are
after Lana Turner or Ava Gard
ner to co-star with Robert Wag.
ner in Lord Vanity" They can
dream, can't they?
y n
Yvonne De Carlo, feuding with
Carlos Thompson at present, ha.
to make love to him in theil
picture in Germany. Sounds
like a no-fun job.
Dan Daley, set for "Pink
Tights with Sheree North
wants you all to know that If II
doesn't start soon, I'll have tt
do it from wheel chair"
Jimmy Cagney won't accep
the high prices offered him fol
the trotting race horses h,
breeds. The tough-guy bantam
is in love with all 80 ponies
they greet him in the morning
with whinnies-and he can't le
them go.
just think Rita Haywortl
Evening star., 1954-09-23
Francis Loses
'Godivo' Role
BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Director Arthur Lubin
thought he had a box-office
natural.
Noted as the director of the
Francis series, he is now work.
ing on Lady Godiva of Cow
entry" "I had a great idea for
the ride" he says. II suggested
to the studio bosses that Lady
Godiva could ride Francis,
thereby making a great double
bill. They wouldn't go for it. /"
Evening star., 1954-09-23
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
ABOUT MRS. LESLIE"-Another superb performance by
Shirley Booth
BEAT THE DEVL"-Comic off beat adventure by John
Huston.
THE CAPTAINS PARADIsE-Alec Guinness seafaring
with two wives.
"GLENN MILLER STORY"-James Stewart the fondy-
remembered bandeader
"GONE WITH THE WND"-Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable in
the authentic classic
"THE LADY VANISHESAlred Hitchcocks old
UP"-Martin and Lewis with genuinely comic
script.
PLYMOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Master Spencer
and the Pilgrims.
ROBE'-Bibica on scale.
Evening star., 1954-09-23

Coming Soon. IS USAN SLEPT
HERE" ADVENTURES ROBINSON
CRUSOE'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21

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driving pleasure and driving safetyl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21
|knowlandIs
Optimistic On
Tax Revision

- tuNeNNuNSA$EN
WASHINGTON Up Republican
Leader Knowland of California
said today he is confident the Sen.
ate viii beat down Democratic eff.
orts TO revise the administra-
tons reciprocal trade and tax re.
vision bills.
i may be unduly optimistic, -
ne said in an interview.
Knowland and other Republican
congressional leaders planned the
usual Monday conference with
President Eisenhower to map inn.
mediate steps in the legislative
program.
They are aiming at adjourn.
ment by July 81 while conceding
there will have to be a speedup
TO meet that target.
Neither the Senate nor the House
planned any business today. Both
arranged brief sessions to pay
respects to two members of Con-
gress who died over the weekend
Sen. Hunt (D-Wyo) and Delegate
Harrington (R-Hawaii).
The House has no major legisla-
ton caiendared for action this
week.
The Senate plans to open debate
tomorrow on q one-year extension
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21
Vera Ralston
Heads Cast In
Strand Film

Following her great triumph in
Republics Fair Wind To Java"
beautiful Vera RalSton was handed
the much-coveted role of Florinda
In Republics magnificent Trucolor
film version of Gwen Bristow's
best-selling novel, Jubilee Trail"
which opens at the Strand Theatre
on Thursday with Joan Leslie,
Forrest Tucker, John Russell, Ray
Middleton and Pat O'Brien CO.
starring with Miss Ralston.
The famous actress has fought
her way up to the top of the cine
ma world from the humble begin
ming of an immigrant girl who ar
rived in the United States with on
ly $4,000 and hatred for the Nazi
hordeS which had over-run her ma
tive country of Czechoslovakia.
Although she lacked actual cash,
Vera had boundless assets in beau
ty, charm and talent. AS a result.
she has overcome the hurdles ira
ditionally in the path of the new
arrival to this country and has
risen steadily and rapidly to the
heights in her chosen medium.
Vera'S picture career has gone
through several phases from skat-
ing to outdoor action pictures with
such screen stalwartS as John
Wayne, opposite whom she PLAYED
in Dakota" and 1.-THE Fighting
Keptuckian."
Included among her hits are
THE Flame" Il, Jane Doe"
angel on the Amazon, p" "Surren-
der" and Belle lie Grand" In
the latter two films she made the
transition from nice girl to bad
girl. She had starring roles in "The
Wild Blue Yonder" and 'fHoodlum
Empire. -
In Fair Wind to Java" Vera.
a natural redhead, appeared for
the first time on the screen with
jet black hair and attired in color
full sarongs. She kept her hair
black for her characterization of
Florinda, in Jubilee Trail" the
alluring, vivacious cabaret queen
of New Orleans in the 1905.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21
Soviet Air Show
Omits New Planes

MOSCOW Up - The Soviet Air
Force staged a giant air show yes
terday but the SGT planes that took
part included no new types. Even
the four-jet intercontinental bonn
Der flown over Red Square on May
Day was absent from the display
A quarter of a million Russians,
headed by Premier Georgi Malen-
kov and Communist party secre-
tary Nikita Krushchev watched the
show at Moscow's Tushino Field.
The aircraft ranged from four
tiny radio-controlled gliders to 162
two-jet bombers.