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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18

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Ave. Tele.: SH. 1-43l4.
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Ave
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Praes., Mrs. Ksth- Lowry Rose Ava NeW
Castle p
sekr.. Mrs }. soAendortes AeClssry Ava.
New Castle Pa
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yaism. Obto CcAs Lio1efarow
Prses, Elf,sostb c,rsrht 1so Liberty st-
Salem. Ohio.
sesr. Freds aermann ssl SUNNI, se.
8sn6essektSsb {.
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CA0sUs
Praes., william FRANK Sos FIN, dill.
Sekr.. CeorRe eoisel 4o1 Answan Lane.
ssnassssksssr e.
Canton. q. DsmseeAss.
Prses. John Toepfss. sis-ss O. q. ".
sekr.. VIM Frts.chs. osntss read sos "a.
East Csnton. Ohio.
Clsveisao Wsss NsArtgsI CAerUa
Prses.. Joe rtsch ss40 sstb s6..
| Cleveland. Ohio Phone At l-1see
| Ave.. Lakewood Ohio ehone 30 S-7soA
Oun0essektt0U q
Clsveisn0 Cast JunSos esseb Ces6
Prses., George Krsoh $3.50 ssvshos aos1.
sekr.. ssrS s schuIlss. soel eass iissb
! Str phone RA l-oo9A.
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BRANCH CALENDAR
.f n. r,oo.vvaro soxoo JUNO, A..seon Of the United
4 America

Oetsest. Mitch. Detroit Jsnlos SsxoO
President. Frieds Hermann. 5000 Edmere.
Detroit S. Michigan. Phone: We. e-s71e.
v,ce-Prssident, csorse schuster. Jr.. 1879
Aromore. Ferudals. Michigan. Phone: Il.
s-327s
Corresponding SECRETARY. Naomi Frost
1897 ccram. Detroit s. Mich. Phone: Ia
1920
treasurer, Henry Hermann. 5000 Ars,
more: Detroit 5. Michigan. Phone: W
EiIwood City. -. - Junior sazens
St.. West Mifflin. Pa. Tel: Ho 1-1lss.
President. Eleanor Paul, Martin Avenue.
Ellport, Ellwood City. Pa. Phone; PLAZA
8-5l62 -.
Vice Pres, Barbara Stone, MID. Rt.: No. :.
Ellport, Ellwood City, Pa. Phone: PL s-4419.
sec'y.. Elsie Paul. Martin Ave. Ellport,
Treas. Catherine Berendt. SIS FrankltA
Ave. Ellwood City, Pa. Phone: PL s-ssli.
Lsrsin. Ohto. - Lorain Soososs
ssxoo Clsb.
President, Mat, Wagner. 100 West 22nd 81.
rele 1921 21-Lorain, Ohio.
:s.cs egs.,e.n.: Dale e. ssss s..ss Court.
2lst Street. Tele s-l44S-Lorain. Ohio.
Treasurer. Mary Lee, sseS esetz Court.
Tele s-seos-Lorain. Ohio.
Moaaes. p - Menosa Junles
President JACK wssthnan, 2l1 Ninth
ST.. Monaco Pa. Phone: Rochester lllA~R
New Castle. Pa. New Castls Jsnles
0sXeos
Pres. Arlene Calhoun, sos McCleary Ave.
Tel: Oliver 8-8l94.
Secy. Ruth Bodendorfer. 100 McCeasy
Ave-. New Castle. Pa. Tel: OIL. 1854.
Salem. 0bis Salem Junsss ssxsp
Caub
President: Catherine Sanor, n. q. No. L
GEORGETOWN Road, Salem, Ohio.
Secretary. Freda Hermann. Uo1 onmmtt O.
Phone: 66O7.
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3pniih. Dihter: .Nsine
@eoidte tperoen mid iibcrleben."
&ritifcr: Sinh Sic oenn 10 lei.
0cno2"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18

OsismSns. Ohio Coiumbss iunios
Ssx0n Club
Pres, Ricnaro = kautz. 4722 Grebus Ro.
Columbus Z, Ohio. Eel FIR. 7-a3S7
Ssc'y. Ksty Theiss 1887 East Whittier
ST.. Columbus. Ohio Tel: Garfield 1914.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18

Cisvsisn6 west sason Isntos Club
Pres. Jack Middleton. ll713 Nelson Court
Lakewood. Ohio. ACadmy l-7713
Sec'y. Jean Haller. lll0l St. Mark Avenue
Cleveland. Ohio.
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ClsveisRd. OAio
Cisvehnd East iun'er ssEep Club.
President. John Schneider, $50 e. l28tt
St., Cleveland 8. O. Tel. IL l-76l7.
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BRANCHES o. 4. D. !. A.

President Richard kautz. 4722 Grebus
Rd.. Columbus Z. Ohio. Tel: Franklin 7-3387
lst Vice Pres, John Schneider. $50 G. l2Sth
St., Cleveland 8. Ohio. Tel: IL 1-617.
2nd vice-I'res.. John ". Gross, 1884 West
47th Street, Cleveland Q. Ohio TEL: WOOD.
bine 1919
Secretary. Audrey riiler 5245 Theodore
ST.. Maple Heights. Ohio. Tel: MOntrose
2-l9ss
Assi-Secy. Pat Roby 3l54 ". 9Th St.
Cleveland 2. Ohio. Atlantic SS77
Treasurer Freds Hermann. S61 Summit
ST.. SALEM. Ohio Phone Salem 6007
Canton Osio. - Canton Saxon iuniors
Pres, roIp Clemens, 1917 Quimby Ave-.
S.W., Canton. Ohio. Tel: s-0S01.
Vice Pres, Henie Kstsch 1854 Arch Ct.
NE. Tel: a.s232.
sec'y;. Beverly surns. ias woodlswn Ave.
NV Tei.:7-O660.
Financial Sec'y. Florence Untch Box "a
East Canton. Ohio. Tel: 4-4440
Treas John Kr,ch. 897 BerGhoff. Akron.
Ohio
Reporter, Madeline Untch. sls Forest Ave-,
S.W., Tel: 2-23l3.
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VeretnS= kalenoer
Gt-,tral DerbanSes Ser Siebenbiiracr $aMfen
n ben Yereiniateu etaoten pon NorS.amerfa.

vOLkssLA veIslns-kaiends,
versamminns ieehriicb sinmal IN dem
yon der konvention i'm voraus bastimmten
Or: nnd an dem vom Gross Prs esidonten
or<hberaUmenden rage.
Gross. Beamts,
ssross, p1ses,dent: FREQ ) THESE sso
l. Gross-Zize-Pracs. John F. orben. ls4s
Lynn Ave-. Youngstown IL, O.
.Qsus Time. Ave. Cleveland 6n,o '
aidsedsie Ave. N W.. Canton. Ono.
Gross -Sekrstaer John Haiiner, sos
Leade, 0ldR. C,eS~lsnd Ohio. Tel. Main
Gross -Scnstzmelstel. George Martini, sos
Leader BLDG Cleveland Ohio. Tel Main
1881
Grossverw.ite' George ueppnsr. sls bon
Weber, 27s Gas, sth str, Salem, ONO; John
Roth. l7l4 Sycamore Urive euclid. Ohio:
Donald u. Illegal 24ls eellhower Dr., ALI
sS.soo Sno s os, sS 81 rx.S Msyj'
Schuste, 2l2a east stb St.. Cleveland, OHIO
aechtsberater William J. Schneider. 23s
.esder Bldg Main i-s+lS.
Waisen. Komitee- Beamte:
vors: John f. orben. ,s4e Lynn Ave-.
Youngstown. Ohio.
lOeOS lInne, Ave. Cleveland II Ohio.
Trustees: John Sstthes KS East Ninth
D., Erie. Pa: Herman hartman asia aidss'
dale Ave. NJ W. Canton hio.
National. oRnite.:
vers: John F. orben. ls+s Lynn Ava.
youngstown. Ohio.
:s.,,ss ssn = ss's ssssod''' 0'"' 1n"''
Rev John Foisei. 7si Eddy Rd.. cleMvs'
T Ricssrd Ksusz. .7as GreDu, Road. co'um.
John Schneider. $50 e. l2s. St.. Cleveland.
CniO
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0U0Nessekttop Z.

Youns stown ohio MarnsscheI
trses. George 1aideJ ST.. IT. Friedrich
Strssse
Sekr.. Gustav A. rschunn. 2UoS Summe,
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yosnestswu. U. .. .. JoWsor I'm
CN0eus
Praes., william FRANK 69S FIN, dtll.
Sekr.. GeorRe eoisel 4o1 Answan Lane.
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60M0e0o0ketOW q
Canton. q. OomeooA0e.
Praes John Toepfo1. liS-33 O. q. ".
Canton. Ohio
sekr.. WIN. Fritscbs. osntsa Read Don u.
East Conton. Ohio.
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Oun6eSee ktt0U o.
Cleveland Cass JsnSos esseb Coe6
Prses., Georse Krsch $3.50 ssvshos aoe1.
Tel: VI 1-%sSA
sekr.. sars s. Schullar. 40ol Gass iiSso
Str Phone RA l.oo9A.
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0unAessektton -
Clsveisao Wsss aesArtgsI CAsrUa
Prses. Zoe rtsch S540 " 95tb S6..
Cleveland Ohio PAooe At l.9ooo
Sekr. Gertrude 0inAen. 1887 Roomv00
Ave-. Lakewood Ohio ehone 90. 9-7soA
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YoungstoWo Onto Csncordts Mtsr6 Ch9rui
praes bili frank 23 Portland Ave.
Youngstown Ohio
Youngstown Ohio
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0soaeasettioW 10
yaism. ONto Cche Lio1eskr00'
Prses., Eli,sbstb Gtrsrht 1so Liberty Sts-
Salem. Ohio.
sekr.. Freds ssermann ssl SUNNI, ssr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18

Nee Castle ~ 3. OemsW~hes
"VpoAsen~"
Prass., Mrs Ksth Lowry Rose Ava NeW
Castle. p
sekr.. Mrs j. ooaendorfe MeClsarS Ave-.
New Castle. Pa
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18

Dstross. aaichigap. - e. 8. !. &. y. veFsis.
Zweis S7
v.r,.mm,uns tedep I. Donnerstas I'm Mo.
-. s IIn, shends in Carl Moses Tsp Room
oo3S-43 Grstiot. ..,.
Praes.ient, John Schlndiei ST.. 227S Cush-
m. East Detroit, Michigan.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18

c,sve,.nd Ohio. - E. 8. .. X y. vssein.
Zweis l.
verssmmiuns teden dritton Ereitag I'm
Monat, Uhr abends I'm sacnsenne'"'' '0o'
Denison Ave.
Praes., Henry Schindler. lO6os Linnet Ave.
Tel: CT. l-6293. Ana, ~,..
Prot,-Sekr, VIM. Schusier, @0ll Cly.
bourne Ave. Tel: FL. 1929.
C,-V.-Sekr., George Fritsch. $3.50 west %
St. Tel: WOodbine t-678s
K-L-Sekr., E. Gottschling, 176l7 FRIES
Ave. Lakewood. Ohio. Tel: AC l-235o
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Pres. Arlene Calhoun, sos McCleary Ave.
Tel: Oliver s-8l94.
Sec'y. Ruth Bodendorfer, 100 McCleasy
Ave-. New Castle. Pa. Tel: OIL. 1854.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18

Chioaso, III. - Suedsette .. .. x. u. Verein
Zwetg 81.
Versammiuna 1eden ! Oonnerstae I'm Mo-
,at in John Marquette Hall. seoe s. Western
Ave. - .
Praes, Michael Baier Jr.. 24S west hs'
Sekr., Joseph SCHUYLER, $50 West Demms
Place, Chicago IA. Ill. Tel: Dtversey e-i4oi
Fin.-Sekr, George Carlson. l%lo East 1oth
st. Chicago 81 l1 Tee: Aidwsy va uS.ss s.sso7
St.. Chicago q, Ill. Tel: Aberdeen 4-l2s4.
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Canton. Ohto - Z. .. .. Erauen. and Jens'
frauen X. U. verein, Zwe1s u.
Versammlung 1eden 3. Sonntas I'm Mons'
,- Sschsenheino. ia Harrison Ave. N. w.
Praes., Msthids Toepfsr <l6-aard Sta.
N. w. Tel. %-5484. ,.,. ga, 9.
prot..sekr., suzanne Roth, l332-lSth St
n W Cantcp 3, Ohio. Tel. 2-So90.
" .Sekr.. Frieds Bader, 328 5. Erie.
Maxsillon, Ohio. Tel. Mass. $3.50.
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Cleveland, Ohio. q. Q. Q. q. y. Sersin
ZweiS 4.
Versammiuns 1eden !. sonntss I'm Mona'
) Uhr nachmittass i'm Sschsenneim. 'oo
Prses.. Susie Renner. 43ss W. u ST ON
l-6459. ,o., u
Prot..Sekr., Elisabeth TlschleI. 2251 Wes
Il St Tel: WOodbine l-5516.
C.-v.-Sekr. Elsie Letzner. SoSS Aoyo "o.'
8. CL. t-4766
Jusendsekr., Kath. Scheel, 1060l Bernar.
Ave. Tele.: Res. CT. 1-70ss; Store Or
1.SO64.
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VEKElNE IN ALPHABETlsCBEk
REIHENFOLGE DER ORTB NIT
DEN FUNkTlON AEkEN.

Alliance, Ohio. Alliance Saxon Lodge.
Branch 3.
verssmmiune ,eden zweiteD SonntAs I'm
Monst i'm Sachsenheim.
President John Zeides. &os "shEn d.
Tel. l.7610. an. .
Prot.-Sekr. Fred w. Scnhe'oer. 10 .
Morgan. Tel. 2059.
C..V.-Sekr., Donald u. heeaA. quo e. MAI
xet Tel 6S91.
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Ntles, OHIO. 6, 8 kfanken. Ontcr.
stuetsunes. Vevein Zweis "a.
Praes.. Christine Carmen. Box 43, Vienna,
Ohio.
Prot. .Sekr., Sofia Guenther. COT Scott g..
Niles. Ohio.
C-V.-Sekr.. Elma Enrich. s2S Duckeye
St. N. w.. Warren. Ohio.
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Monaea. "a. - 8. 8. K. U. verein.
Z@eis 81.
VersammIune teden l. Samstag i'm Monat.
Uhr abendsr
Praes., Kstharina Theih. l30] Marshall
Blvd. TEL: 314a-R
Prot..Sekr.. Susanna komischer, X. D. No.
l. Box 247 Tel: Rochester 2606-M
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-01-14

kindly write the village council. Express yourself,
for against the action taken by the village council
in rejecting the 80 percent increase offered by The
Permian Oil and Gas Company. This is very impor-
tant! Won't you act now!
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-01-14

In order that may know the personal feelings
and opinions of the gas in the Village of
CALDWELL urgently ask your full cooperation. To
conclusively to the company just where you
stand this gas rate increase question, won't you
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-01-14

We, the council members of the Village of Cald-
WELL have been approached several times in the past
years with proposals from The Permian Oil and Gas
Company for gas rate increases. AS the elected and
entrusted governing body for village, entered
into contract with the gas company first in 1943.
Again in $780, amicably entered into contract
with The Permian Oil and Gas Company to furnish gas
for the Village of Caldwell. This contract is now in
effect and is scheduled expire in the fall of 1855
Of recent date, were approached by the gas
companys representative and requested to dis
regard the existing contract and enter into a
tract which, if granted would have 80 per-
cent increase the contract rates being paid
by the consumers of the Village of Caldwell.
The councils failure to grant this increase and
to utterly disregard existing contract left the Gas
company with one alternative that to appear
before the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
At this hearing, the Utilities Commission ap-
proved rates asked by the gas company However, the
decision of the Utilities Commission held in strict
compliance the contract entered into between the gas
company and the Village of Caldwell. Their action
definitely subtantates in whole the decision of the vii
lage council In not setting aside lawful contract
requested by the gas company.
1t has been many times a matter of question
did the gas company present facua figures before the
Public Utilities Commission which realized for them
the gas rate increase for consumers where contract
non-existing. Our personal convictions such
that oppose the 80 percent increase levied upon
these gas and express without reservations
that the is exorbitant.
Was the Commission ill-acvised ON the matter?
Was the Commission in error in approving the
increase?
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-01-14
Would You be Willing Pay The Permian Oil Gas Company
the Rates that They Asked The Public Utilities Commission
Approve for The Village Of Caldwell?

According to a recent paid advertisement ap-
pearng i'm a county publication, The Permian Oil and
Gas Company claims that in the past 10 years they
1943, 10 years ago. the gas company asked for and
granted increase the strenuous objections
of the OPA in Washington.
In an effort to prevent this increase, the OPA
attorney Caldwell and argued In opposition
this action. However, the increase granted. At
the present time believe the gas company asking
for something that is unfair and unnecessary for the
type of service they render
In the same advertisement the members of coun
Gil were severely criticized for their failure to scrap
a legally prepared contract. The Village of Caldwell
does place itself above the law. The members of
council have acted in good faith and we believe we
have conducted ourselves according to the mandate
desired by our village constituents. We the council
members, do not feel that in violation of any
trust because of action noted by The Permian
Oil and Gas Company.
Let's look at the record! From the service angle
the council would like to point out the fact that the
dtions of gas pressure experienced by Permian Oil
and Gas Company consumers in 1852 and 1858 have
not been entirely corrected. Only recently during
the cold SPELL pressure in Caldwell at various points
was extremely low.
Let's look at the rate structure! Had the village
council approved the gas companys request look at
the past present and proposed rates show the follow
ing startling facts:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-01-14

parties for the doing
enforceable
Evening star., 1954-10-03
l>EMgxgM
l}lzHhb

nIoR may have created sensation with his
IL new silhouette, but Charles James. prob
ably the best-known American designer, has
come out with an equally radical shape It's one
which. despite its switch on the natural contours.
retains its femininity and delicacy.
According to MIR. James. this coat from his
latest collection for Dressmaker Casuals, fits
snugly only under the arms The belt line dis
misses the natural waistline and fits the body
above the bust. Mr.. James's theory is that most
designs are good only for those with perfect
dimensions. This new shape. which he calls "the
pregnant look, he feels flatters almost everyone
The coat is made in imported black broadcloth
and has satin belt" and lining. 1t bells out
below the high yoke, rounding off near the wide
hemline
The hat is by Rose SAPPHIRE Long slim
umbrella by Crown Earrings by Kramer. The
shoes are by |. Miller. - Joan RATTNER
Evening star., 1954-10-17

monds on it. gave her a gold
cigarette case and Danny gave her
flowers. 7" She began to sob again.
which appeared to be in the nature
of a last straw for Danny. for he
gave me a look of fury and said:
She can't answer any questions
now! Get OMf =" He drew her to
the door. and possibly in a frus-
trated sort of gesture designed to
induce me to comply with his
demand, snapped out the lights.
He then said, MY gosh"
HERE was something awestruck
in his voice coming out of the sud-
den darkness. The girl cried out,
Danny! What did y0w do to kins:?":
My gosh," Danny said again.
Il didn't mean to hit that hard!
You're bluev'
/ found the switch and snapped
on lights. There was a mirror on
the wall and l looked into it. My
jaw was slightly red but that was
all. Danny said in the same awe
struck voice, ITS gone! But it
wGs there -" and snapped off the
lights again. and l had rather a
shock for there was a kind of blu
ish sparkle streaked along my jaw.
After a moment l said into the
darkness, Bring me Miss Will
ever's birthday gifts. Hurry
Possibly my voice, as well as the
spectral and peculiar qualities my
jawbone had assumed, suggested
urgency. Within a moment. which
Evening star., 1954-10-17
DATE TO DIE
Continued from page tcesty-tse0

spent in turning the lights off
and on before the mirror and max
ing the rather unnerving discovery
that one hand had also developed
an odd streaked and slightly blue
visibility in the darkness, the girl
returned, staggering with the
weight of a huge vase of red roses,
which she put down on the desk.
She then fished out of her pocket a
lapel watch. a charming jeweled
trinket with a safety clasp. and a
gold cigarette case. They let me
have them." she said. But the
chief of police wants to know what
business it is Of yours"
Bring him here" l told her.
And Brown and Danny too"
She went away. / snapped off
the lights. They came, running. all
four of them. A strange voice, that
of the chief of police it developed.
yelled. What's the idea? Turn on
the lights!"
Someone obliged but not before
had seen what expected to see.
The police chief was a tall, thin
man in uniform and he yelled,
What 8 the idea?" again in a most
belligerent manner.
So told him. My dear SIR" l
said. Il am obliged to give you
certain information. First l wish
to say that MIR. Brown has been a
most careful and honest guardian
for his ward, Miss Joan Baker. He
has had power of attorney for
her; he has administered her prop
Evening star., 1954-10-17

erty since the death of her parents,
and has done so most conscien-
tiously."
Brown put his arm around Joan
and drew her fondly to him.
Danny glowered. Iliff Brown said,
Il discharged my duty to the best
of my ability"
l sighed. But you murdered
Miss Willever."
Idaresay / said it so quietly that
for moment nobody took it in,
but only stared at me in a kind of
thunderstruck but definitely skep-
tical manner. So | turned out the
lights again and seized Browns
right hand. In the darkness the
luminous blush streaks along his
fingers showed quite clearly. He
jerked it away from me and made
a dash for the door.
L HERE were a few moments of
more or less violent activity out in
the hall. Then the police chief re-
turned. He snapped on the lights.
What do you mean? They've got
him but what ="
He stopped as ! extended the
lapel watch to him. I then detailed
the story MIR. Brown had told me.
But in fact" + concluded. this
was careful plan to murder Miss
Willever in such way that Brown
himself would be perfectly safe,
inasmuch as it would be believed
that he, not Miss Willever, was
Continued on page rs
Evening star., 1954-10-17

reporter covering Hollywood. We once borrowed
a light from King Tut himself. We also split
bottle of pop with Attila the Hun. and had our
picture snapped by Genghis Khan.
The pictures on the right were taken by the
THIS WEEK cameraman on the set Of King
Richard And The Crusaders Warner Brothers
movie that bears an uneasy resemblance to the
Sir Walter Scott novel, The Talisman" George
Sapders plays Richard the Lion-Hearted, Vir-
gnia Mayo has the role of his cousin in love with
Crusader Laurence Harvey. and Rex Harrison
is the willy Saladin. And Sir Walter is probably
revolving in his grave. LOUIS BERG
This Week Mor:e Editor
Evening star., 1954-10-17

i pictures the streets and sets Of Hollywood
studios are returning to their old-time glamour
knights in armor mingling with Roman senators.
Egyptian slaves. ancient Hebrews English Cava-
liers and American backwoodsmen.
Lunchtime, or any break between takes is a
joy to observe. On almost any set you can see
parallels to the pictures on this page - a Knight
OF King Arthur S Court putting on Is cent cigar.
medieval character reading the funnies an
Egyptian Pharaoh studying racing form sheet.
Napoleon's grenadiers playing gin rummy.
These anachronisms give zest to the job of the
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