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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
Hollywood Diary:
Spike Plays Host
To FHn1toWn Tots
By SheiIoh Graham

what I think of the picture on
the Lux video show April %.
4 X
Paul Gregory assured me he
very much wants Wendell Corey
for the role of Greenwald in the
road company of "Caine Mutiny
Court Martial" Rehearsals start
June S. The Coreys and the
Wojtkiewiczs were planning to
take next-door beach cottages
for the summer. So I'm torn
about wanting Wendell to sign
for "Mutiny." Rather keep him
here.
There's no music in Executive
Suite" And this was the sug-
gestion Of Johnny Green who is
head Of Metros music depart
ment!
David and Ricky Nelson saved
their pennies and bought a mo-
tor bike on the condition that
Ricky has to get older before he
can drive 1t in the street. But
Ozzie okays rides for Rick up and
down the driveway. On my way
to 80 City Byline" at ABC, 7 saw
the boys careening down a side
street on the bike, David driving
Ricky behind. clinging to his
brothers Waistline.
The Wine-tasting party at
Ciro's brought out mostly men
for the Moselle and Rhine
liquids. Among the males,
Smacking appreciative lips: Bob
Crosby, Ray Bolger, Buddy Rog-
erS and Forrest Tucker.
Vic Damone was telling me
he'll appear with the Ziegfeld
Follies show in Las Vegas after
Athena" 1.-THE Follies were
before you were born" 1 replied
to Vic. And he rose calamity to
the bait. Before we were born, +"
he corrected me.
released by NANA.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
Leak on Location
Of 9 Radar Stations
In Canada Admitted
BY Gerald Worine
Spseiol Correspondent Of The stor

OTTAWA. Ontario, April 49,
The Canadian defense depart
ment took belated action today
to protect the secrecy of locations
of vital radar stations, but for
nine stations the action was USE
less.
Defense Minister Brooke Clax-
ton admitted in Parliament yes
terday that the Royal Canadian
Air Force magazine. the Roun-
del, had inadvertently published
the locations of nine of the top
secret radar installations.
These stations form part of
the "pinetree chain" which is
the primary radar protection for
many Eastern Canadian and
American cities and other poten-
tial targets against sneak at
tacks by Russian bombers.
Publication of routine RCAF
personnel transfers disclosed in
formation of a kind which Mr..
Claxton had refused to tell Par
lament last year on security
grounds.
Transfer Listed.
The March issue carried this
note under the personnel trans
fers":
Warrant Officer Second Glass
c. E. Morin-radar station Lac
st. Denis to radar station Mont
Apica."
Postings listed in another re-
cent issue disclosed the locations
of seven more stations.
The magazine has unrestricted
circulation. and complimentary
copies are sent to the air attaches
at foreign missions here, pre-
sumably including those of Com
munist countries.
In refusing information on
radar locations to members of
Parliament last year, Mr.. Clax-
ton said that lone of the things
first in Importance for effective
bombing is to be able to locate
and know everything possible
about the enemy's radar de-
lenses"
Useful knowledge.
With such knowledge. he ex-
planned, attacking bombers can
take the line of approach where
radar coverage is least effective,
or try to put them out of action
by jamming or by bombing"
Yesterday, while not condon-
ing the leak in the RCAF maya
zine, he pointed out that the
very nature of radar stations
prevents their being secret
one thing, because they are
usually erected on the tops of
hills"
The pinetree stations were
built Jointly by Canada and the
United States during the last
four years. Personnel of the
United States Air Force man
those stations which, while they
are in Canada. serve primarily
to protect potential targets in
the United States.
The stations whose locations
we're disclosed by the ROUNDED
are believed to be manned solely
by the RCAF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLY WOOD.
New trend in Hollywood TV:
All the stars children on Spike
Jones Easter eggery on NBC-TV.
The kids ranged in age from
two-and-a-half to six. The
James Masons' precociouS Porty.
the Jerry Lewis kids. Jeanne
Grains, Donald O'Connor's and
Joan Crawford's twin lovelies.
People back from that recent
South American film festival are
still talking of the way Claire
Trevor bawled out Joan Fon-
tame who kept complaining Of
this and that.
Love that Talullah. When she
met John Wayne recently, she
said, Tell me. dazzling. do you
ever ride two in saddle?"
Eartha Kilt is going to Israel
on a tour.
Macdonald Carey is hot for
pictures again. after his hit with
Kitty Carlisle in Anniversary
Waltz" on Broadway. And while
we're in Gotham, British fun
fest Hermione Gingold. will
marry Jack Wallace, actor.
If Gene Tierney and Prince
Ally Khan are quarreling before
they marry, what price welded
harmony?
Mary Martin, impressed with
Florence Henderson in the
Rodgers and Hammerstein tele-
vision show. is seriously consider
ing replacing her own daughter,
Heller, with Florence as Wendy
in Peter Pan" Mary and Hus-
band Dick Halliday are not alb
solutely sure that Heller is ready
for such an important role.
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
are closing for the movie rights
to "Wish You Were Here" with
Jerry playing the cut-up and
Dean the boy who finds love in
the summer camp.
Eleanor Holm refers all SWIM
ming offers to her eX, Billy Rose.
Says hes still the smartest
Snowman and greatest business
man" in spite of their marital
troubles. Several networks are
after Eleanor, also the aquacade
at Flushing. Long Island.
Even though RoSalind Russell
has left Wonderful Town." she
is still collecting 2 per cent of
the gross. Carol Charming, who
replaced Roc, is different but
more like Lorelei in Gentlemen
Prefer Blondes" She left off the
eye makeup, but dyed her hair
red.
Deep in the heart of a Metro
projection booth: Lucille Ball,
DeSi ArnaZ. Rosemary Clooney
and Jose Ferrer watching Judy
Garland and Fred Astaire cavort
on the screen in Easter Parade"
while I was next door with Mrs.
Gregory Peck and a few others,
looking at the fantastic array of
stars m Executive Suite"-Wil-
liam Holden. June Allyson, Wal
ter Pidgeon, Fredric March, Shell
ley Winters and Paul Douglas
among others. I'll be telling you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
7 Triumphant Recital Reflects
Thorough School Training

themes of Pergolesi, the work is
one of those curious, but fas-
cinating musical mirrors with
which Stravinsky delights in re-
flecting, with sly personal re-
touching, a style far removed
from his own.
AS Miss Flissler gained her
composure she began to play
with increasing technical assur-
ance. In the Stravinsky piece.
as well as in the Kreisler "Rigau-
.don." the "Burlesqua" of Josef
Suk. and Saint-Saens' Intro
duction and Rondo Capriccioso, Z"
no technical challenge seemed
too demanding. Not only did she
manage to play passages of
every conceivable difficulty with
an efficient bow-arm and super
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
3. MUCH MORE FLAVOR
MUCH LESS NICOTINE.

Ism Filters are the first filter cigarette
to taste the way cigarette should. The
premium quality tobaccos -. /. and the
miracle filter work together -. to give
you plenty of good taste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. A-19
1851

the maturity of her brilliant
playing.
Eileen FliSsler supported her
sisters performance with such
expert playing that a solo recital
by her would be welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13

Kreisier; fPreludes, jacob: Burlesaua,
Suk; Introduction and Rondo Capric-
cioso,s lSaint-Saens.
For years now Americas bet
ter music schools have been
turning out young performers
whose training and technical ac-
complishment can match that
Of young players anywhere in the
musical world, Joyce Flissler,
the vioiinist in last nights Phil
lips Gallery recital, and her &C
conapanist-sister. Eileen Flissler,
recent graduates OF the Juilliard
School and the Curtis Institute,
respectively, are both examples
Of this thorough schooling.
The recital last night began
somewhat off-balance because
of the rather late arrival of the
players, but their poise was re-
gained by the third movement
of the Stravinsky suite which
opened the program. Based on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
Middies Parade for Chiefs

ANNAPOLIS, April 10 (P.-
Secretary Navy Anderson and
Charles S. Thomas, the man
who is to succeed him, will view
the weekly dress parade at the
Naval Academy tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
Youth Movement

Youths from Britain, Den
mark, The Netherlands and West
Germany convened recently in
GoSlar. West Germany. in a
Youth Movement Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
6-lnch Dwarf Pine Trees

Jack Bester of De Deur, South
Africa, has developed dwarf pine
trees which have grown but six
inches in six years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
CHOKED .,: s';: GAS?

THANK HEAVENS! Most attacks
are acid indigestion. When it strikes
take Bell-ans tablets. They contain
the fastest-acting medicines known
to doctors for the relief of heartburn
and gas. Get Bell-ans today. 25t.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
Macy Relief Soc.
Reports On Its
Oct. Activities

Fifty loans totaling $3.50 were
made during October by the Navy
Relief Society, according to the
monthly report released today.
The society also granted nine
gratuities totaling $430.06 during
the month.
Reports on other October activi-
ties showed that Navy Relief nur-
ses made 467 home service calls
and that the Thrift Shop in the
Commissary Building took in $113.-
81.
The Navy Relief Society exists
primarily to assist Naval personnel
and their dependents.
For example, the visiting nurses
make follow-up calls as directed
by the medical officer on patients
discharged from the hospital; visit
mothers and newborn infants; give
inoculations at home; and trans
port patients to the hospital for
emergency treatment when other
transportation is no available.
The society also renders finan-
cial assistance to Navy families
who may be in need.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
Home Nursing
Teachers Sought

Mrs. George Towner, Home Nur-
sing chairman for the Key West
Chapter of the American Red Cross
announces that the chapter is plan
ming a Home Nursing instructor S
course early in January.
All registered nurses or science
and home economics teachers in
the city who wish to do volunteer
work for the community in ex-
change for the Red Cross training
are requested to contact Mrs.
Towner or the chapter staff, tele-
phone 2-3651 regarding applications.
This is an educational program
conducted by the Red Cross chap
ters. 1t teaches simple nursing care
of the sick in their own homes and
ways of preventing illness.
Since every home is exposed to
illness at some time, every home
maker and child, Is years of age
or older, should know these home
nursing skills.
When the instructors complete
their training the chapter will plan
classes for all interested persons
in the community.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23

use no butter, milk, cream or
cheese, because of the scarcity of
dairy products. They use bean
curd instead, and get the vitamins
in their diet from other things,
such as the soya sauce and the
crisp green vegetables used in Chi
nese dishes. Sauces are thickened
with rice flour, with the starch
removed, so the food is remarkably
low in starch and fat, high in pro-
tein and vitamins."
Mrs. Pike also has a word for
those cynics who keep saying that
copy Suey is strictly an American
dish, unknown in China. Says she:
In China chop suey is sort
of leftover dish. The Chinese
housewife saves her leftover vege-
tables and the next day makes q
kind of vegetable hash out of them.
Chop means vegetables and
'Suey' means water. So chop suey
is vegetables cooked in water"
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
Club Calendar
EVERY TUESDAY


s:O0-Lades Day Golf Tourna ment Golf Club
9:O0-Thrift Shop Navy Commssary open until II noon
6:45-Kiwanis Club LaConcha Hotel
730Yonh for Christ Bible Study Fleming St Methodist Church
8:00-Knighs of Pythias, Pythan Hail. 72S Fleming St.
8:00-Sock Association, Legion Home, Stock Island
TUESDAY, November q
1o:Oo-FRA Ladies Auxiliary Naval Station patio
115-PTA County Council at High School and Harris School
3:00-Ever Ready Star Club
7:30Harris School representatives at school library
7:30-DeMolay Scottish Rite Temple, 533 Eaton Street
8:00-Snawiks
s:OO-Navy Wives Club 49, Bldg. 266 Naval Station
EVERY WEDNESDAY
S:00-Junior Chamber of Commerce. Clubhouse. Fager Ave-
S:O0-Elks Lodge Clubhouse 313 Duval Street
WEDNESDAY, November "a
7:30-Amateur Radio Club, National Guard Armory.
7:50-Junior Debs at Womans Club, 319 Duval Street
'8:0O-American Legion Legion Home Stock Island
Sacerdosas Del Hogar, No. 919 Elizabeth Street
EVERY THURSDAY
12:15-Rotary Club at La Concha Hotel
1:00-Thrift Shop Navy Com missary until 400 N.
6:3O-Iions Club at Lions Den 1907 Seminary St
7:30-CAP Cadets, Poincana Community House
7:30-Prince of Syracuse Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming st.
9:O0-Monroe General Hospital Auxiliary at hospital
THANKSGIVING DAY Check with club presidents meeting
EVERY FRIDAY
Classes Ofcers Wives Bldg Seapane
7:3O-Youh for Christ Poncana Baptist Church
8:00-veterans w. W. l. of Hail. 72S Fleming Street.
FRIDAY. November Is
7:SO-Rebekah Lodge, Pyhan Hall, 1928 Fleming Street
S:oO-Eastern Star, Scottish Rite Temple Eaton st.
EVERY SATURDAY
2oN Duva St Chowder and Marching Society," 200 Duval St.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
BY DOROTHY ROE
AP Women's Editor

One good way never to get fat
is to be born a Chinese. Another
is to eat Chinese food, says Flor
ence Pike, a Bostonian who owns
one of New York''s most successful
Chinese restaurants.
Mrs. Pike got into the restaurant
business somewhat by acciddnt.
She started her business career
as a house wrecker,. helping her
father Myron Darrish. Sleek, so.
phisticated Mrs. Pike now recalls:
81 used to be a regular Power
full Katinka, and the wrecking bus
mess was right up my alley. When
l married Joel Pike we went into
the business together, and liked
it. Then we started travelling a lot.
ate in a lot of Chinese restaurants
all over the country and decided
if we ever went broke we'd open
a Chinese restaurant in New
York"
About this time the Pixies met
Ruby Foo, who ran a Cantonese
restaurant in Boston.
Watching the popularity of the
restaurant, Mrs. Pike made a
proposition to Ruby Foo = to open
similar restaurant in New York
on a partnership basis, using the
same Cantonese recipes.
That was 20 years ago, and
Florence Pike has been presiding
over the exotic Oriental dishes
served up in midtown New York
ever since. AS to the dietary values
of Chinese food, she says:
"You seldom see a fat Chinese.
One reason probably is that no
bread or potatoes are served with
Chinese meals, and in China they
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
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to celebrate successful
harvest originate in America?
2-When and where the first held in America?
3Dd the first Thanksgiving last day. three days.
days?
4Wha of the who ordered the first
Thanksgiving?
Wampanoag Indians invited original Thanks
giving bring anything?
proclamation 1789 people
give thanks for a constitution?
Who national proclamation making Thanks
giving the fourth Thursday in November?
8The first proclamation issued the urging of the
odys Book editor who had promoted the idea for 80
years What her name?
What President changed the date to the third Thursday
help lenghenng the shopping period between Thanks
giving and Christmas?
Thanksgiving changed the fourth Thurs
day?
ANSWERS Page Give yourself 10 points for each
10 higher excellent so good 80 fair
and 10-have drumsick anyway
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
Hospital Aua.
Sets Ne,U Time

Monroe County General Hospital
Auxiliary has changed its meeting
time from the second Wednesday
night of each month to the second
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50.
The decision came at a recent
meeting at Monroe Hospital.
Members discussed plans for the
coming Hospital Charity Ball and
welcomed two new members, Mrs.
Joseph j. Scarlet and Mrs. W.~R.
PlosS.
The auxiliary's next meeting
Dec. will feature a "Get Az
quainted Tea" for new members.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
Local Men Take Part

Willis R. Johnson, quartermaster
second class, USN, of 321 Grinnell
St., Key West, Fla, aboard the
submarine USS Threadfin, and
William F. Williams, electricians
mate first class, USN, husband OF
Mrs. Doris ]. Williams of 1SA Ar
thur Sawyer Rd., Key West, aboard
the net laying ship USS Yazoo,
have participated in the years lar
gest Atlantic Fleet Training exer-
else coded for brevity as Liant
flex 1-55.
The fleet exercise extended over
much of the Eastern Atlantic, and
eliminated in an amphibious as
sault on Onslow Beach, N. c., Nov
ember 1920. Some $4,000 Navy and
$4,000 Marine personnel and more
than 200 surface ships, submarines
Naval and Marine air units took
part in the maneuvers.
The exercise was designed to tes'
the readiness of the fleet to carr,
out its wartime job of controlling
the vital Atlantic sea lanes.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
Burns And Allen
Are Grandparents


HOLLYWOOD R-Mr. and Mrs.
Young Willhoite III are the parents
of a daughter, Laura Jean, thus
making comedians George Burns
and Oracle Allen grandpa and
grandma.
The Burns daughter, Sandra, 20,
gave birth to the pound, 8 ounce
baby last night.
Sandra and Willhoite, 25, film
production executive, eloped and
were married in Las Vegas, New,
in August, 1858, surprising her pa.
rents who had ordered invitations
for an October wedding.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
Scholarships Aid
Many Students
At Univ. Of Fla.

GAINESVILLE Scholarship
funds at the University of Florida
are helping nearly 800 students this
year meet their college expenses,
according to the list Of 1954-55 scho-
larship holders recently released.
From freshmen to graduate stu
dents, the scholarship recipients
hold allotments that range from
memorial awards to foundation
grants to racetrack fund scholar
ships. These awards are admins
tered through the Committee on
Student Aid and Scholarships.
According to Dean of Men r. c.
Beaty, chairman of the committee,
It is the policy Of the University
to attempt to provide supplement
tary assistance to as many deserv-
ing students as possible, rather
than to cover all expenses for
few.
Awards are made not only on the
basis of scholastic attainment, but
also on the students potential ca
pacity to profit by college training
and to make reasonable returns to
society in the future.
Many Of the scholarships contain
definite specifications on the reci-
pient's class standing, major field,
hometown area and other eligibili-
ty requirements, but the COM
mittee makes every attempt to aid
students in need who are adjudged
worthy of assistance
The committee, composed Of fac
ulty and administrative staff men,
bers, complies data on the awards
available and collects information
on the applicants, supplying this
to donors when requested. When
no scholarships are available at
the time for a student the COM
mittee attempts to assist him by
means of a loan fund grant or part
time employment.
The loan funds are of two kinds:
short-term emergency loans, u.s.
uslly repayable within the semes-
ter, and long-term loans which al
low the student to complete his
education and repay the allotment
after graduation.
Scholarship holders from the Key
West area include Jose Fidelis
Hernandez who was awarded a Lo-
vett's scholarship.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
BETTER STAY HOME!

PHILADELPHIA R, - Statistics
collector Jean Todd Freeman
proves that it's more dangerous
for motorists to turn right than
left.
In 1858, she reports, only $50
persons were killed by cars turn
ing left while 2,2OO were killed by
those turning right.
But for middle-of -theroaders, she
has this solemn fact: over 10000
were killed by cars going straigh,
ahead
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23

THE BIG MoMENT-private
John D. Brown. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Brown of s04 Duval
Street. is ready TO make
parachute jump with the fam
ed S2d Airborne Division at
Fort Bragg. N. c. He wears his
main parachute on his back.
his reserve parachute and com.
bat pack tfront) and his rifle
in a canvas container tleft). The
jump. his fifth from a ellis
aircraft. marks the end of
three weeks of intensive phys
ical and technical training and
will qualify him as a para
trooper.
Pvt. Brown is with the s04th
Airborne Infantry Regiment.
unit of the famed s2d Air.
borne Division. Americas
Guard of Honor"
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
NAVY UNITS MAKE
FINAL DRIVE TALLY

Two Navy units have reported
final tabulations in the Communl-
ty Chest drive.
The Fleet Sonar School contri-
buted $1.1os.s6, an average of more
than 81 ner man for both students
and staff.
The communications division led
with $144.50.
The USS Jack w. Wilke (EDE
500 contributed $345.69, an aver
age of s2.s7 fc- each of the 146
personnel aboard. i
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23

Mrs. Theresa Judge, chairman Of
the welfare and health committee,
reported that children of both
schools were given diabetic tests
last week. Equipment used was
furnished by the Florida Public
Health Service. At the end of this
month eye tests viii be given to
the children at st. Joseph's School.
The spaghetti Supper held No
vember 4 at the N.C.C.S. Club was
a great success, Mrs. Juanita We
liz, ways and means chairman, re-
ported. The committees next pro-
ject will be a Valentine Festival.
Plans for this will get under way
after Christmas.
Mrs. Mary Acheson announced
that the End grade Of the Convent
is the winner of the campaign for
membership of mothers in the
Club.
Mrs. Rabon asked for volunteers
to assist the room mothers at the
Christmas parties to be held in
each classroom. 1t was announced
that Christmas vacation will start
December IT.
Program chairman, Mrs. Jane
Zurhorst, presented Sister Super
ior to the gathering and she ex-
planned the new grading system
initiated in the primary grades
this year.
This system has been in effect
in other schools in this diocese and
has proven very satisfactory. II
consists of using letters ''S, (Sat-
isfactory), u" Unsatisfactory
and "r' Improvement needed).
Room count was taken and the
1st grade of the Convent and the
LIST and End grades Of St. Joseph's s
won for having most mothers pres.
ent at the meeting.
After the meeting adjourned,
Mrs. Claire Stanley and members
of the hospitality committee serv.
ed refreshments.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
DITORCE AND CHILD
CUSTODY GRANTED

LAS VEGAS, New. R-On the
grounds of mental cruelty, movie
actress Marie Mcdonald obtained
a divorce yesterday from shoe
manufacturer Harry Karl.
They were married in 1947 and
separated last August. She will
have custody of their two adopted
children and viii receive s., 500 a
month for 10 years under prop
erty settlement, plus $500 a month
for support of the children.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
Harris Room Mothers
Will Meet Tonight

The Room-Mothers of Harris
School viii hold their regular
monthly meeting tonight in the
school library at 1880 p. m.
All class room-mothers are urg-
ed to come to the meeting, as the
Christmas Banquet will be planned.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
Work,
Sleep, Play
In Comfort
Without Nagging Backache

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