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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-23
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name and to remain what it was
should be inviolate. Our good
friends in the World Jewish Con-
qress could surely find an appro-
pirate name for their book. which
is to be made up of meditations
and thoughts of remembrance. TO
be invoked at gatherings for the
proposed martyrs memorial day
on the 9th day of Nissan.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-23
B. G. r. Says
The Copyright on the
Hoggudoh Still Stands

sokoow who in Of his brilliant addresses
delivered said that the Gentle world paid
IS the Jews copyright of the Bible world
Jewrv would have ample with which to build its then
nroected Jewish State.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-19
p Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

twenty-five marriage licenses
were issued during the past week
ending Monday morning from the
office of Richard l.. Davis, clerk of
the, Circuit court. This brought the
total for the week to siXty-one. Two
licenses issued were marked don't
publish"
Robert Lee Snelson, 18, parents
consent, Mill Greek. W. Va, and
Phyllis Fay Thomas, 10, South
Heights, Pa.
Henson Claude Stuart 26, near
Philippi, w. Va. and Alice Jean
Watring, Is, Nutter Fort w. Va.
John Alvin Kelley, p, Oakland,
Calf and Betty Blake Wilhelm,
20, MorgantOWn. w. Va.
Marvin Paul Bishop, 20, parents
consent miner. near Albright, w.
Va, and Charlotte Ella Sanders, IS,
KingWood. W. Va.
George Waldo Lambert "a. mi
ner, independence. W. Va. and
NaVeylee Agnes Fletcher, %, New
burg. w. Va.
Roy Gordon Wiles. 81, miner, of
Clifton Mills, W. Va, and Carrie
Lee Dodson, IS. near Lake Lynn,
Pa
Larry Dale Myers, 20. parents
consent assembler. and Frances
Ellen Bucklew. 10, both Brandon
vile, w. Va
James Emmett Wheeler, %, as
sembler, and Ellaree Lou Copeman.
20, both Brandonville, W. Va
Thomas William Owens, 20, par
ents consent u. S. Navy, near
Charleston, w. Va, and Avis Anne
Polling. 16, parents consent near
Kasson, w. Va.
Kenneth Lynn Rowan, "a, U. s.
Army, and Gloria Joan Haney, IS,
both Belington. w Va.
Frank Domenick Pungitore. %,
garage attendant, Clarion, Pa. and
Mona Lynne Sharpnack, Is, Eliza
beth, Pa.
Melvin Milton Henderson, 81,
steel worker, and Dorothy Eliza
beth Shuckhart, 20, both near Con-
nellsville. Pa.
Richard Elwood Sirk, %. L. s.
Navy, Mt Storm, w Va, and Betty
Jean Shreve, IS, near Gormania,
w Va. in Garrett county
Harry Grayson Savers, Al, paint
er, and Rillie Blanche Travis. 50,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-19

Kermit Lee Mcdonald, 20, par
ent's CONSENT factory work, Detroit,
Mich. and Rachel Mary Hardy, H.
parents consent PurgitsVillc, W.
Va.
John Melvin Zohner, 49, sales
man. and Mary Ellen Winans 81,
both near Belington. W Va
William Arthur England q, near
Reedsville. w. Va. and Barbara
Jean Howell Is. parents consent
near Morgantown, W Va
James Richard Shaffer, 20, par
ents CONSENT US. Navy, near Tun-
melton. w Va, and Iris Mae Jen-
kins. Is, MasontoWn, w. Va
Earl Herbert Sponauglc, Jr, 20
parents CONSENT laborer and
Shirley Lee Drews, H. parents
CONSENT both Mt Morris, Pa.
Herbert Russell Osler, %, cleo
tronics. Markleysburg, Pa, anC
Elena June Shartzer, 81. Farming
| ton. Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-19
PAGE SEVEN

Floyd Eugene Wilson, Jr., 81, la
borer. Kingmont, w. Va, and Vir-
ginia Faye Carter, "A, Little Falls,
w. Va.
Wilbur Eugene Godfrey %,
trucker and Betty 10 Bush, %, both
Weston W Va
Wayne Pet Corbin, p, construc-
ton, Beaver Fails Pa. and Chris
tine Carol Winters 10, Fallston,
Pa.
Claude Lester burst, 20, truck
driver, and Peggy Ann Moreland.
), both Cumberland, Md.
Pete Phillips, 81. barber, and
Virginia Lee Swick, -, both Of
Petersburg, W. Va.
Watson Junior Wolfe, 10 (par-
ent's CONSENT, farmer, near Tun-
melton, W Va. and Shirley Ann
Lyons. Is, near Ncwburg, W. Va.
stephen Joseph Macy, Jr., 80,
retail meat manager, and Hester
| Ann Risk. %, both Uniontown Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-19

near MOntrose, W. Va, and Audrey
Mae Miller. y, Hendricks, w. Va
Clyde Joe Frame %. farmer Big
Bend, w va. and Donna Ethel
Newell, 30. MundaY w Va
Bonnie Franklin Davis. p, Nehi
Bottling company, Swanton, Md.
and Sara Ellen Dawson, Is, par
ent'S consent Westernport, Md
Elmus Gene Boord, 20 parent
consent and Margaret jeanne Mar
tin, IS, both Pennington, W Va.
Curtis Garland Power, Jr. 81,
student. and Charlene Ann Stand
ley. 10, both MartinSburg. w. Va.
Harold Edward Smith SO, oier,
ShinnSton. w. Va. and Edith Irene
Currey 30. Fairmont w Va
Clair Ray BWkey. 81, us. air
force and Doris June Maybe, %,
both MorgantOWn, w Va.
Henry Hammond 35, machine
worker, and Carrie BroadeneX, 81
both Monongah W. Va.
Francis Coburn, As, glass worker
and Edna Edwina Smith. 36, both
Clarksburg. w Va.
George Vermont Cosner, Ga, re-
tired, and Ella Mae Cosner, SO, both
Davis. W. Va.
Harry King. 81, laborer Browns
Vile. Pa, and Nancy Jane Me
Manus. 20. Cleveland. O.
Otis Ralph Sanders, 26. miner
and Mary Ellen Wolfe. 20, both OF
Tunnelton. w. Va.
Manard Harrison Kerns, 26
baker. Elkins. w. Va. and Venora
Mae Summerfield, ~, near Kerens
w. Va
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-19

Warren Dale Livengood, %, US.
army, Fort Hill, Pa, and Grace
Elizabeth IIutto 20, Fitzgerald. Ga.
Charles William Crawford, -, la
borer. and Esta jeanne Williams.
49, both UniontoWn, Pa
Edward Eugene KoontZ, 26, Oiler,
and Vera Lou Raymond. 10. both
near Lemont Furnace. Pa.
Harry Kenneth George, Jr., %.
inspector Bobtown, Pa, and Beulah
Madeline Morris, IS, Morgantown,
w. Va.
Stanley Smith Groves, 2G, book
keeper, and Mabel Lucille Sines
"a. both Baltimore, Md.
Loye Calvin Pierce o. dock
worker, Akron, o., and 10 Ann
Shanholtz, 10, Elk Garden, w. Va
Alvin Fulton Warwick, 81, painter
and Belva Myrtle Smith, 81, both
Morgantown. W. Va.
Forrest Allen Green 20, (par.
ent's consent trucker, and Arlene
Faye Beal, 10, both Salisbury, Pa.
Joseph Paul Herman, 81 teacher
Weirton, w. Va, and Betty Jeanne
Fulton, IS, Dennison, Ohio.
Harold Cunningham Hanlin. 33
woodsman, Bayard, W. Va. anC
Evelyn Ida Stanley, %, Petersburg
w. Va.
John Paul Golden. 25, brick lay
err, Annmore. w. Va. and Mary Vir
ginia Forinash, 81, Clarksburg, w
Va.
Otis Cecil Hicks. %. trucker
near Jane Lew, w. Va. and Lucille
Marie Robinson, 20 Weston, w
| Va
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-19


both Grafton, w. Va.
Charles Lester Martin, Y, Y. ).
Army, and Veronica Elizabeth Al
bert, z. both near ConnellSVllle'
"a. ~, ,,,... .,
Moan , beryl WIIshl; a., II" "a ne me
GhalllC, NeS,eLIIpor y, MI n;1 anu w w
IQreS Mae aNior' T. fIeoilloi'' w
Hro1vin Fus,.o,,tb Kifor % Ia
born,. -. and patrinia XIV Grove 19
b 0ot n t,.,, IVnsternncri Ma
~. a,, l Froan5n Ciglev %
parents consent steel worker.
and Betty Marie Foster. 10. both
Tunnelton. w. Va.
George Theodore Nnerd. Jr.. 81.
machine operator. Uniontown. Pa
and Evelyn Marlene Lerch. 10, Mt.
Braddock, Pa.
Joni NJ. Shelter, 20, parents con-
sent farmer. and Anna B. Stoltz-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-19

and Catherine Jane Wilt, %, both
Washington, ID. c.
Calvin Paugh, Jr., &c. assembler
Baltimore Md, and Margaret Lee
Hottie. Is. Shaw. W. Va.
Thomas Dale Foreman, %. and
Donna Mae Tolbert. 81, both near
UniontoWn. Pa.
William Phillip Marley, 28 la
borer, Blaine, W. Va, and Annette
Corrine Wheeler, "a. indianapolis
Ind.
Donald Vance Ridenour. IS. par
ents consent farmer, and Waneta
Patricia Williams, IS. both near
Tunnelton. W. Va
Helmut Max Arnold. 80. engineer
and Kaethe Edeltraut Luise Erd-
mann, 80. both Lincoln. Nebraska
both natives of Germany.
John Riley. Sc. retired, and Mary
Elizabeth Wilson, 43, both Cam
bridge Springs, Pa.
James Walter Moore, 20, par
ent's consent L. S. Navy. and Clara
Jean Carpenter, 49, both near Nor
gantoWn. w. Va.
Solomon Andrew Johnson. g.
farmer and Ellen Sanner 81. both
near MarkletOn, Pa
Charles Zane Culleton, %, as
sembler, Cleveland, Ohio, and
Cheerful Gribas, Is, parents con
sent UniontoWn, Pa.
Richard Allen LaRue. IS. par
ents consent steel mill Cleveland,
O., and Wilma Jean DOMAIN, IS, near
Tunnelton, w. Va
Elvin Ray Cleaver %, US air
force. Petersburg, w. Va, and Mary
Janet Mongold, Is, Moorefield, w
Va.
Dent Elwood Menear, 26, laborer,
ReedsvilIe, w. Va, and Laura Belle
Molisee, p, MasOntoWn, w. Va.
Robert Franklin Wotring, 30
tread gauger, Cumberland, Md,
and Helen Ester Long, 10, Mont
rose, w Va.
Roy Daniel Long, %, lumberman,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-19
With Our Men
In The Service

Pve Roy J. Lyle, 10. son of Mrs.
Iva NJ. Lyle, Friendsville: PVT Jo-
seph l.. Bethel, 20, son of Mrs.
Priscilla Bethel, route l, Accident;
and Pvt Jack F. Hinebaugh. Jr., 10.
son of Mrs Dora IIinebaugh Deer
Park, have been assigned to f
company, 5O6th airborne infantry
regiment at Fort Jackson, S. c..
for basic training. They will spend
the next eight weeks learning the
fundamentals of being a soldier.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-16
ing salt tablets.

ing salt tablets.
2. Avoid overexertion and over
exposure to direct sun rays or ex-
treme indoor temperatures and
high humidity.
8. Wear a hat while out-of-
doors; wear light, porous clothing.
4. Eat nutritious food, but avoid
over-eating. Drink water often
throughout the. day, one glass at
time. Avoid ice water and al
cohol.
Should either heatstroke or heat
exhaustion occur, get a doctor at
once and apply first aid treat
ment. In applying first aid to a
person suffering from heat sick
ness, keep in mind this simple
rule: If patient is cold, make
him warm; if he is hot, make
him cool
Smyrna times., 1955-06-16
State 4-H Short Course

Kent County Alters are now
enrolling to attend the State All
Short Course held at the Univers.
ity of Delaware, June 26-29. Dur.
ing these four days Alters will
attend project classes in Agricul.
ture & Home Economies, Glasses
in Leadership, Recreation training
Radio, Demonstrations, and En-.
tertaining. Outstanding assemblies
have been planned.
Monday evening all Alters are
invited to attend the Skating
Party. Tuesday evening will be
the big night with The State
Dress Revue, Talent Show and the
Link Ceremony - an impressive
closing to the event. The State
Public Speaking Contest will be
held Wednesday morning. Any
4-H'er IA years old may attend
Short Course. Send all enroll
ments to your All Club Agent,
P. o. Building, Dover.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-16

the hot sun or in stuffy place
will bring on heat exhaustion
quickly. The sickness occurs
when the body's heat regulating
system collapses during prolonged
heat or overexposure to the sun.
In heatstroke, body temperature
rises, skin becomes hot and dry,
face reddens and headache de-
velops. Heat exhaustion is not a
stroke, nor does it require the
same treatment. Instead of burn
ing up, the patients body is cool,
Smyrna times., 1955-06-16

The program is built around the
theme of "Art in Everyday Liv-
ing, and includes speakers on
fashion, furniture, arranging fiow-
ers, interior decorating, and en-
tertaining. The Wednesday even-
ing program included a panel on
Appreciation of World Around
Us" with DR.. John A. Perkins,
president of the University, and
professors from the Art, Music,
English, and Philosophy Depart
ments. Thursday evening featured
the square dance party. On Fri
day evening the group will attend
the Orpheus Concert at Longwood
Gardens.
Many homemakers were plan
ming to attend one day of the
Short Course, Those who made
reservations to come to the whole
Short Course program are:
Mrs. Jacob Blechman, Dover
Mrs. George Craig, Dover
Mrs. Bernice Warren, Dover
Mrs. William Sterling, Dover
Mrs. Samuel Hoekstra, Dover
Mrs. Minos Wright, Greenwood
Mrs. Helen Lloyd, Greenwood
Mrs. Gordon Warner, Greenwood
Mrs. Emory Williamson, Green
wood
Mrs Marion Duhadaway, Dover
Mrs. George Hunt, Dover
Mrs. Elijah Parker, Dover
Mrs. William Evens, Viola
Mrs. Alfred Poore, Viola
Mrs. Harry Schneider, Woodside
Mrs. E. c. Barnard, Woodside Z
Mrs. T. Edgar Townsend,Sr., Mag
nolia
Smyrna times., 1955-06-16

Would you be lamb-jus play follow the leader? No indeed
permit eating habits be influenced by the
talkofthe-day
tables frequently
cao Too oen good foods rejected solely the basis their
learned through Other the ema
ton of This confusion essential foods
be called gh energy high aore foods which mistakenly
condemned fattening
Products which supply protein minerals ytamins than
foods despite their caore Only those foods which
primarily caores sugar fats
thought of as "high energy" foods
One does not consider milk gh energy food though
milk protein and milk excellent of calcium and rbo
favn Likewise should think of bread hgh energy food
enriched furnishes So caores Enriched
bread provides and in addition calcium iron and the three
viamns-rbofavn, niacin, and thamne.
revealing that caorewe varieties bread different
Enriched bread whole wheat and various speciality breads all
tain nearly the number of calories for
Selection foods should be functional basis many of
the other choices made modern living This thought applies those
who with reducing the total number of caoes their
daily should limit those foods which furnish nothing but
dracay than foods such milk enriched bread and
which furnish good section of the various needed nutrients
Smyrna times., 1955-06-16

Mrs. Guy Spicer, Dover
Mrs. Harvey Watson, Dover
Mrs. Catherine H. Wilson, Dover
Mrs. Laura S. Myers, Smyrna
Mrs. Homer Downs, Smyrna
Mrs. Edith K. Ruth, Dover
Mrs. John Roosa, Milford
Mrs. Charles Signer, Milford
Mrs. Heyman Roosa, Milford
Mrs. William Kenton, Milford
Mrs. Robert Mercer, Milford
Mrs. Jehu Davis, Milford
Mrs. Lochlin Huth, Bellmore, L. L.
N. Y. formerly of Milford)
Mrs. Emma M. Bennett, Milford
Mrs. Bertha P. Donovan, Milford
Mrs. Susie Knots, Kenton
Mrs. Kurt Schettler, Clayton
Mrs. Walton Smith, Smyrna
Mrs. Oscar Nemish. Harrington.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-16

golden and cheese casserole studded with uccuen flakes
Of salmon makes mighty good eating Baked individual caso
this hot and hearty combination makes meal for the cook and
gives each person his dinner ina-dh to enjoy
Aside from its delicious flavor Salmon Macaron Casserole boasts
the of preparation which always count with convenient
this evaporated milk
healthfu foods since gives
abundance of vtamn minerals well body building
protein best protein buys the
16ounce solid meat provides four servings
Salmon Macaroni Casseroles
ounces elbow 1-pound salmon, drained
condensed cream of and broken into pieces
celery soup cup finely cut pimiento
% cup evaporated milk cup grated American cheese
Cook macaron according package directions Drain but do not
Combine celery and evaporad milk Add
ron salmon pnto and of the grated cheese Turn into
~ quart individual casseroes sprinkle remain
ing cheese around edge Bake in moderate rs minutes
YIELD: servings.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-16
Milk Tops On List
of Plentiful Foods

With milk production continu-
ing at near-record levels, milk and
other dairy products will be plent-
iful in June, says E. H, Schabing-
er, county agent.
Milk and dairy products appear
at the top of the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture's list of plen-
tiful foods for June-the month
the dairy industry is observing as
Dairy Month.
Other foods on USDA's plenti-
full list for June are: broilers, and
Smyrna times., 1955-06-16

perhaps with clammy sweat. Both
are preventable conditions, and
the best line of treatment is pre-
ventative.
The National Safety Council
recommends the following pre-
cautions:
1. Increase salt intake to offset
excessive loss of salt in the body
through perspiration. The salt in
take can be increased by increas-
ing the salt on ones food, by
drinking salted water, or by talk
Smyrna times., 1955-06-16

of Delaware, in
Newark. Thirty
six Kent Coun-
ty women made
reservations to
attend t h e
whole program
from We'd
nesday, June 15,
through Satur-
day, June 18.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-16

fryers; fresh and processed lines
and oranges, and processed grape
fruit; rice; beef and beef products
lard, vegetable fats and oils; fish
cry products such as canned tuna
fresh and frozen halibut, and froz.
en- fish fillets; and spring potatoes
Smyrna times., 1955-06-16
Heatstroke, Heat Exhaustion

Don't let the summer rush of
farm work lead you to disregard
the dangers of heatstroke and
heat exhaustion, warns George
Vapaa, County Agent.
Doing hard physical labor in
Smyrna times., 1955-06-16
Kent Home DOings
BY: Charlotte L. Swanson Home Demonstration Agent

Homemakers' Short Course is
now in session at the University
Evening star., 1955-05-31

scription uf their fabulous tennis
club in Arizona, and include me
in. -. Lawrence Tibbett is
heading for Las Vegas.
Bob Hope will huddle with
Katharine Hepburn in Australia
over their Not For Money" pic
ture for Jimmy Woolf, to be
made in London in the foggy
season. Katie is down under
touring with the Old Vic Play
erS.
That good-looking Romeo.
Laurence Harvey, has to leave
us at the end of this week to
start his Arms and the Man"
movie across the Atlantic, with
Alec Guinness and Claire Bloom.
Judy Garland will have COM
pany of 40 performers when she
hits the road July 8. She's 60
ing on diet. But ] hope she
won't lose too much weight.
She's happier and healthier on
the plump side. Comedian Frank
Fontaine will be in Judy's COM
pany.
Susan Hayward, happy over
her reviews in Soldier of For
tune" is beginning to see friends
again at her home. Clark Gable
dropped in the other day to pay
his respects.
Which reminds me, saw
Soldier of Fortune" last night,
and can't understand why
anyone would take such a great
Evening star., 1955-05-31

Gold" mo wonder bullfghting
is so popular down there" saic
Mike. After years of practice
dodging speeding motorists,
these people must find side
stepping a charging bull or two
rather simple"
Marion Bfando's blast at
magazine writers who write init
mately about him without seeing
or knowing him could be cor
rected. If he'd come through
very well on televiSion. but Mar
lon definitely does not-espe-
cially when he's ad libbing. He
seems to be searching for the
right person to play.
When Marlene Dietrich de-
buted last June at the London
Cafe de Paris, her pal. Noel
Coward, composed and recited a
special poem in honor of "the
lovely, legendary Marlene" The
gorgeous granny will pay back
the compliment by appearing for
Noel at his Might of a Hundred
Stars" next month at the Lon
don Palladium.
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1955-05-31
HOLLYWOOD
Living 1t Up in Acapulco
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

Carlos Thompson are seen to-
gether a great deal in London
And while we're in Britain
the Laurence Oliviers received
bad notices for their Twelfth
Night" production.
.
The cast of Come Next
Spring" tossed a surprise birth
day party for Steve Cochran at
the fabulous Ocean House. It
went on until four in the morn
ing.
Ann Sheridan had a planeload
of visitors drop in on her from
Mexico just as she was leaving
for the party, and couldn't t
attend. Sonny Tufts
was on his best behavior.
He recited all his lines from
his picture to prove some
thing. Sonny didn't bite anyone
all evening. John Ireland
and Joanne Dru gave me a de-
Evening star., 1955-05-31

| The Beverly Hills average yearly
income is $16.500. Each family
averages two telephones, two
cars and 'three-eighths Of a
swimming pool.
Quoting young starlet Jayne
Mansfield. telling me Of her new
romance: Hes a Captain Rob-
bic Robinson, with silver hair
to harmonize my pink Jaguar. ("
Good. now we can go back to
reading the fan mags.
Grace Kelly laid down the law
for her French escort. Jean
Pierre Aumont. about all his
marriage" interviews. Before
Grace was a star. thev were just
friends. The romance publicity
is upsetting her parents. -. And
Elsa Martinelli, the Rome model.
who snagged the choice role in
Kirk Douglas Indian Fighter "
is Grace Kelly's sub for dates
with Oleg Cassini whenever
Grace is not in Manhattan.
/ talked with Michael Rennie,
Just returned from Mexico where
! he was filming Seven Cities OF
Evening star., 1955-05-31

action-packed title like this and
turn it practically into a love
story.
George Burns and Oracle
Allen will accompany Jack Benny
and Mary Livingston when they
leave for New York III July to
welcome the arrival of daughter
Joan's baby. Jack will be the
youngest grandfather-just 80.
Dan Dailey's eight-year-old
daughter came down with chick
en- pox and Dan thinks his prize
jumping horse caught it. He
just won't jump any more.
Can it be possible that Ing
rid Bergman and Roberto Ros-
sellini are starting their sixth
year of marriage?
Dorothy Lamour changed her
mind and is not going to move
East. Unfortunately, she sold
her home. But she is buying
Betty Hutton's former house.
Dottie is trying to move and
rehearse for the Jimmy Durante
show which means she is
working around the clock.
Vital statistics department:
Evening star., 1955-05-31

John Wayne Is adding another
two weeks to his vacation in
Mexico-and he's living every
minute of it. A few days age
John gave a huge party at the
Los Flamingos Hotel in Acapulco
which he owns with Fred Mac
Murray and Red Skelton-for
every top matador in Mexico. ]
expect him to announce bull
fighting picture any second.
jeanette Macdonald is selling
that apartment house over which
the New York judge issued a
bench warrant. It's been in es-
crow for weeks. jeanette assured
me that she had never received
a previous notice to appear in
court. Hildegarde Neff is
looking for a movie to do with
Don Ameche.
Now that the Rex HarriSons
seem to be officially apart, wife
Lili Palmer and handsome Actor
Evening star., 1955-05-31
EASl ~ III1lBoRIo11 Zl11s,l
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
BORN YESTERDAY"-Superb comedy mining by Judy Hol
liday.
"CoME BACK LITTLE stunnngly acted by Shirley
Booth.
"THE DETECTIVE"-Alec Guinness CheStertons famed
Father Brown.
EDEN"-Direcor improves on the John
Steinbeck novel.
"THE LAVENDER HILL MOB"-Top- notch comedy caper by
Alec Guinness.
"THE LONG, GRAY LINE"-Tyrone Maueen OHara
at West Point.
"THE PURPLE PLAN-Gregory Peck redeemed in Burma
by Win Min Than.
100000 LEAGUES UNDER SEA"-JuIes
by Walt Disney
Evening star., 1955-05-31
SUPER CHIEF DRIVEN

In CinemaScope and Color. at 1890
Also GEO. MONTGOMERY in "BAT-
TIE OF ROGUE RIVER" (TechD. at
Lollypops, balloons and miniature
loaves of bread given away nightly
through June md Help us celebrate
the 25th Anniversary of the Louis
Bernheimer Theaters Valuable prizes
given away on Fri. June 3rd.
Wed. and Thurs. ''BEDEvILLED"
and JOHNNY GUITAR"
Evening star., 1955-05-31

yYSgp LA. s-31I2. SHIRLEY BOOTH
v&00& in COME BACK LIT T L Z
SHEBA." at 6:15, e:25. Also RANDOLPH
SCOTT In "RiDING SHOTGUN" Tech.).
at S;Ss'
Evening star., 1955-01-20
ATTAS AGENCY

Accts.. seniors. semieeniors and
juniors. for c.P.A.s Highest salaries
Bkpr., a5-40, NV, 5 da. S75
Bkprs. t2f, real est. SS0-Ss6 up
Store mgr, Women's wear. out
Of town: age in 30s $4,000
AcetE. grad. Silver Spring $3.50 mo.
| Collector, car nee. Avg, S100
Adm. trninee, relocate $3.50 Ut
lMuitilith operator --- $50
Acets. pay elk, Arl. Start $50
Cashier. accts. rec, e 30 $54-S62
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