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Evening star., 1955-07-13
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Esther Wants Swimmers

LORE told me. 'I have made over
10 pictures and in only 10 OF
them did I portray a really
bad man." He's OF to Europe
next to star in 1.-THE Searcher'
"A comedy-for his own COM
pany.
Mary Pickford is the new belle
of Europe. Daddy Long Legs" Is
lplaying there and the old folks
remember when Mary made this
picture in 1919. and the older
ladies insist Mary was better
than Leslie Caron. It's like say
ing John Barrymore was a bet
ter Hamlet than. Laurence OIL
iyier. 1t all depends on youi
age group.
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Jimmy Stewart is taking time
out from "The Man Who Knew
Too Much" to attend three-day
cocktail party in Texas-those
Texans do everything in a big
,way-and also attend the open
ing of his picture. Man From
Laramie" Jimmy will then head
for France to start spirit of st
Louis" and then goes to South
America with his wife for what
will be a long-needed rest.
Agent Helen Ainsworth is COL
llaborating with Peter Oppenhei-
mer to write her autobiography
"All This and 10 Per Cent Too.
In it Helen will trace her career
as an actress, singer, hatmaker
Evening star., 1955-07-13

Marisa Pavan viii star next
season on Broadway-her first
stage venture-in THE Turn of
Achilles" With Metros okay, Of
course.
Can you swim? Esther VIII
liams is looking for pretty gals
for the aquacade she takes to
Europe next April. Louis
Jourdan was lunching with di-
rector Charles Vidor at Metro.
Jourdan Is Vidor's choice for
the tutor in Grace Kelly's next
movie. THE Swan"
Vic Damone's option was
picked up, with q big boost in
salary, so he Cancelled all night
club engagements until the baby
is three months old. Which
makes Pier Angeli very happy.
Finnish ballerina Taina Elg
had to cancel her trip home to
Finland now that her important
film, "Gaby." is ready to start.
She's rehearsing now with CO.
star Leslie Caron.
Cathy Crosby has been offered
a picture but poppa Bob says no
She must finish her education.
/. Is Stan Kenton secretly
married? Lana Turner flies
back from Mexico to celebrate
daughter Cherly's birthday. Lana
has never missed being with her
daughter on this date.
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The Davy Crockett ballad is
moving to the 7 million mark,
making it the best seller in the
history of records. Michael
Todd is interested in doing the
life story of Arturo Toscanini
Jeanne Grain will take off on
q tour with Jane Russell. to sell
their picture, Gentlemen Marry
Brunettes," when she returns
from South America. Orson
Welles and his bride will be
Hollywood bound around
Thanksgiving.
II can't understand why I am
always being called a 'boogie
man type Of actor" Peter
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Duke Got Diverted

The ABC radio program
Americas Town Meeting of the
Air" was broadcast from Van
conver. B. c., recently. Both the
radio audience and the real one
in the Vancouver hotel were sur
prised with the audience appear
ance of Duke Ellington, who
asked and argued several ques-
tions of the subject, How Far
Should Canada Go in Following
U. S. Foreign Policy?"
Duke did read good and was
a hit-at the auditorium. He
wasn't so successful at a Van
couyer auditorium where his
band and an Ellington concert
had to 60 on without him. Seems
Duke had dropped in to the hotel
radio forum, got interested, and
simply forgot about his own
show.
Maurice Seidlitz, manager OF
a Loew's Theater, got call from
a woman who seemed a little
vague the other day. The gal
wanted to know what have you
got on today?" "a blue suit, .
said Seidlitz. "Who's in it?"
asked the gal. II am" said
Seidlitz. There was a pause.
"Oh," said the gal, Eve seen
that picture already"
X X X 4
Recently The New York News
carried a short story on how
people were phoning memorial
church to hear a short, recorded
PRAYER. The story bore the brief
headline, dial A Prayer" Hun
dreds of readers took the head
line at its word and are lialing
A Prayer. This caused consid-
cradle anguish to a man named
Emanuel Goldstein whose phone
is AP. 7-2937 which is what you
get when you dial A Prayer.
Press Agent Paul Benson took
off with his wife and poodle
Chota, for Fire Island last week
end and was told by, the Long
Island Rail Road conductor that
Chota would have to have his
own ticket. Benson has beer
carting dogs on the railroad fol
some time, as have most of us
but the conductor was adamant
He sold Chota a ticket for 8;
cents which is plainly marked
DOG"
It is nice to report that Harve,
Freedman is getting along better
Harvey was driving on the Henr,
Hudson Parkway and stopped a
the toll gate farthest south.
man in the car behind him, ap
PAL WdtSllluB Vic 4AfC1
slammed into Freedman's ca
and knocked 1t clear through th'
gate. Freedman received bacl
injuries which hospitalized hin
for eight weeks.
"The last I remember" he re
calls, was q cop leaning II
through the window of my ca
and insisting I pay the dim
toll"
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All, this money mad world
The chaplain at the Universit,
Of Southern California, checkin
registration cards for summe
students, found one card an
swered the question of religion
preference under Preferred De
nominations" with ITEMS an,
Twenties."
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Saloon scenes: The mob a
the Elson Grill in Queens tn
Evening star., 1955-07-13
l ,oooth Man in AirIift

ITAzUKE AIR BASE. Japan.
July ls A.-Lt. william LYNN
of Easton. Pa. was the first to
step into the l4th giant C-l2l
Globemaster destined for Fort
Bragg. N. c. Thereby he became
the one-thousandth man to be
flown home In the Army's gigan-
tic operation gyproscope, his
Itory's biggest troop aiflift.
Evening star., 1955-07-13

while he was rehearsing for his
Chs radio show. Pretty Peggy
King. his guest. threw her arms
around him as q photographer
snapped the picture. Gary quip-
ped. Give me the negative.
That's the only way Dad win
believe I'm grown up."
CReleased by The RANA.D
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Mozort Anniversary

The Mozart Year. marking the
200th anniversary of the birth of
Mozart. is expected to provide
Austria with a record tourist
season in 1856.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

in chair. She sat on iron ratings, on
stone steps, on marble floors.
She even told the gondoliers how to
navigate. And most unforeettable of all,
one hot afternoon she jumped into the
Grand Canal with her clothes on and had
herself towed along behind m0fOScafo
"a Venetian power boat.
Couning Back7
How much of her cutting-up was an
act, and how much genuine indifference
to conventions maybe even Miss Hepburn
couldn't say. In between capers, she was
busy on the picture, meddling in every
phase Of it and turning in one of her
very best acting performances.
Venice will be talking about her for
long time. +'When does she come back?"
a gondolier asked us. We're not sure
whether he was asking in terror or in
hope. The End
Evening star., 1955-07-24

leon created furor when he re-designed
the Plaza; Lord Byron, when he rented
grueSome prison cell in the ducal palace.
But the biggest commotion to hit the
town yet was Katharine Hepburn.
Miss Hepburn arrived while back to
make a picture called Summertime" ,"
based on the Broadway play, Time Of
The Cuckoo" She stayed five months -
long enough to shake the dignity Of this
proud city to its foundations.
In the first place, there was the matter
of her slacks. She wore them for lunch,
for sightseeing, for dinner, for evening.
And with them she commonly wore the
largest, foppiest hat Venice ever saw.
Then there was her habit of sitting
everywhere - everywhere, that is, except
Evening star., 1955-07-24

The dazed gondoliers will never forget
Katharine Hepburn - her hat, her slacks,
her imprOmptu swim in the Grand Canal
Evening star., 1955-07-24

VENICE
TSHIs fabled city has
L had its share ofmem-
orable visitors through
o,,f the centuries NanO-
Evening star., 1955-07-24

extra eossUSI In addition to enjoying the record,
you'll enjoy cleaner whittier teeth cleaner whittier than
with any other leading toothpaste Lever Brothers
guarantees it.
, 1955-12-13

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF SAINT cRoIx AT cHRIsTIANsTED
In the matter of the Estate of Probate No. 5-1955
Andre Cruz Robles. deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
s. PLEASE FAKE NOTICE that, pursuant to an Order of
the District Court Of the Virgin Islands, dated November 8,
1855, the undersigned was appointed Executor Of the above
named Estaee.
Allcreditors Of the deceased, Andre Cruz Robes, are
requested to file their claims with the undersigned Exc
cutor at the Office of c. de Witt Rogers,Jr. his attorney, at
IA Church Street, Christiansted, ST. Croix, VI. within six
() months of the date of this notice. Persons indebted to this
Estate are requested to make payment within the same time
to the Executor or to his attorney.
Warren H. Young
Dated: November 9Th 1855 Executor
C. dewitt Rogers,Jr.
Attorney for the Estate II
P. @. Box 982 I4F
Christiansted, st. Croix, vi
, 1955-12-13

IMPROVING THE AIRPORT

THE OPPORTUNITY given the Virgin Islands to share
in the Act providing funds for improvements Of airports is a
wonderful one, and everything possible should be done to
take full advantage Of ii. Under this Act airports in both St.
Croix and St. Thomas may be developed, and they can well
stand development
BUT OUR IMMEDIATE concern is for the Alexander
Hamilton Airport here. This airport has potentia1ities. Care
full planning and proper development could place this airport
among the finest in the Caribbean, or the West Indies, for
that matter. The terrain permits for runways which could
accommodate the largest passenger and military planes to
to come this way.
OF COURSE THERE is the question of matching
funds by the local government, but this should be no pro-
blem because the funds could be made available, especially
when It is remembered that the airport is certainly one OF
our greatest assets.
WHAT SEEMS o us to be the more serious problem
NAV be the attitude of our representatives in the Senate.
For wears ST. Croix has been known to bubble over trivial
tiles. to refuse to adopt the commonly accepted premise OF
give and take, and to throw cooperation out the window.
The result is that manysa valuable and much needed pro
iect has been lost by default while we bickered.
ECAUSE OF IT'S location St. Croix could well become
an ;mnortant link in air travel between the United States
and South America. But the airport must be OF such size
and condition as makes landing and takeoft OF large planes
easily possible. This is within our grasp because the addition
al 1000 feet could accomplish this purpose.
ALL THAT IS being pointed out at the moment IS that
the further development of the airport is 50 vital and yet So
easy fthe funds being available) Hat only indifference on our
mart could cause us to throw away this golden opportunity.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

as "St. Mary of the Highways" has
ticked off thousands of miles on visits
to towns, hamlets and cross roads in
the State.
Father Cilinslxi, who lives at 402
South Pitt street, Alexandria, is aided
in his work by the Rev. Walter F.
Malloy Of Boston. Both are Diocesan
Missionary Fathers, with headquar-
ters at st. Mary's Church In Rich
mOnd
I'VE aren't trying to convert anyone
or condemn his own particular reli-
gion," Father Cilinsld says I'VE try
to clear up misconceptions and preju-
dices about catholicism and, in gen.
eral. bring townspeople closer to God.
"The majority of our audiences are
nonC Catholic. In one place we re-
visited, a Baptist thanked me for
bringing God to his wife. He said
she recently became Baptist and
never misses Sunday in church"
During the day he and Father
Malloy meet people in the streets,
in the fields and at coffee hour in the
trailer after morning mass. While
shopping in a towns general store,
friendly folk gather around them,
eagerly pressing questions.
I'VE try to give practical explana-
tions backed up by the scriptures"
Father Cilinski says I'VE may have
to answer everything from Yes, you'll
recognize your relatives in heaven to
Evening star., 1955-07-31

NEAR A VIRGINIA country lane in
~ an open field, the stars shone
down on a man in priestly robes, who
carries his chapel with him wherever
the honeysuckle and tall corn grow.
His hands were stretched heaven
ward in prayer His voice competed
with the crickets and frogs. and
baby's bawl out front drowned out
the wall of an owl somewhere behind
him. Searchlights revealed the seated
audience. intent faces watching him
as he stood before an altar, built in
the back of a trailer.
In the rim of darkness. an old man,
almost concealed behind a shrub,
leaned forward heavily on his cane
to hear the spiritual message. Others
stood shyly by, listening behind
partial covering of brush and weeds.
Night after night the audience grew,
the old man now coming forward
and early-to get a seat. He later
told the Catholic priest:
Something inside me seemed to
compel me to come and learn"
The scene was the outskirts of King
George, on Route 3. IS miles northwest
of Colonial Beach And the old mans
confession to the Rev John r Cilinsli,
seemed to sum up the feelings of many
rural residents the priest has met.
I've seen a definite spiritual
awakening in Virginia in the last few
years" Father Cilinski explains. THE
Evening star., 1955-07-31
RELIGION On the Road
Chapel on Wheels Corries the Gospel
To IS Country Towns in Virginia
By Meredith s. Buel

mysteries surrounding him?'
MY answer is: You go right on
living, though you don't understand
complicated body functions, as the
miracle of birth, or why your heart
keeps pumping life into you. You
don't understand the complexities of
electricity. Yet every night without
fail you turn on your lights. You
accept these mysteries without under
standing. Then why not accept God?
Surely your natural reasoning would
conclude there Is q Divine Guiding
Hand directing the orderly running of
the universe"
Since 1947 from May to September,
Father Cilinski has followed Christ's
words, "Go into the highways and by
ways :" HIS combination chapel
on wheels and summer home, known
Evening star., 1955-07-31

tension in the world today, the prom
ise of mass annihilation If hydrogen
bombs fall and two wars In decade
are all contributing factors. be-
lieve people are looking for something
tangible and permanent to hold onto
and to believe in. So, many are turn
ing to God for strength. guidance and
the hope of everlasting life"
During the nightly open air sessions
sermons range from Interpreting
important Biblical passages to Gods
No Killjoy." Question-and-answer
periods follow.
The country folk ask simple. direct
questions that at sometime may cross
everycne's mind" Father Cilinski
points out. "A typical question is:
How can I accept God, whom I can
not see, or understand all the
STAP PHOTOS 3
Evening star., 1955-07-31

,r m tSS cinsk exuanS The BAKER
81 wu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Once Dead,
Mother Lives

COLUMBUS, Ohio. oct. u pB
"A young Columbus mother who
was clinically dead on the OPP
Grating table for i've minutes
was brought back to life BY
pumping oxygen and blood into
her body. . surgeon reports.
The woman. Mrs. Susie John.
son, "a, mother Of four children,
lis In good condition today and
improving, said DR.. Eugene Fuss
leo.
DR.. Fusco. chief Of surgery at
White Cross Hospital here. told
the story yesterday Of how Mrs,
johnson died. on the operat-
ling table 10 days ago.
This Is his account:
Mrs. johnson had developed
an aneurysln In her neck. An
laneurysln Is an enlargement Of
an artery due to an over-filling
lof blood In this case, it was
the common carotid artery which
lsweiled to the size Of o grape
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

mutt and ehoked Oh her 81
supply.
0asping for breath. she wa
rushed into the operating room
There her breathing stopped
Or. Fusco cut through the artery,
releasing the blood. At thai
point the woman's heart stopped
and doctors couldn't detect q
heart beat for I'VE minutes.
Oxygen was forced into the
lungs through the surgical In
|cisiun. Artificial respiration wa
applied. Mrs. Johnson's entire
blood supply was replaced.
She responded and her heari
and breathing started up again
She now has some paralysis or
one side Of her body. Or. Fused
related. since the artery, When
severed. cut on the main supply
|of blood to her brain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Retreat House
In 18th Year

The Washington Retreat
House will celebrate it's 25th an.
niversary with q Thanksgiving
mass at 1880 am. tomorrow In
the chapel. 1000 Hardwood road
NE.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
OBoyie. Catholic Archbishop Of
Washington, viii. celebrate the
mass.
All Catholic pastors and their
assistants in the archdiocese
have been invited to attend On
anniversary luncheon after the
mass at the retreat house.
The Washington Retreat
House for Women was opened on
October 20. 1880. Last year,
more than 1000 women made
spiritual retreats there. The
Franciscan Sisters Of the Atone
nsent. headed by Sister Aloysius
the superior, conduct the house
Other events In the irstitu-
tons jubilee year are an eve
ming Of Thanksgiving for retreat
members next February and q
public celebration In April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Welding Symposium

The Washington Section 81
the American Welding Society
win hold an Inert Gas Arc
welding Clinic and Symposium
from $50 am. TO 4 pm. Tues
day ct the Southern Oxygen Co..
plant ct 1900 Kenilworth avenue,
Bladensburg, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
SIS ZlP-LlNED
TOPCOA
s59.4

Al truly practical coat Of
West Of EnGlsnd Saxonies,
tweeds and 2-ply Gabardines.
All sizes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
LATE POLICE REPORTS

Bicycle owned by Freddie Pearce,
429 Lincoln, was reported stolen
from Fulton and Third Wednesday
at 4:30 pm.
Windows in his barn at Sis w.
Third were broken by stones, Bert
Mackey told police Wednesday
afternoon.
Report that two men in a 1897
Dodge had threatened her husband
at the Lake Motor Freight was
made to police at 1:28 am. Thurs
day by Mrs. Newton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
GRADUATES

Edward Migala, son of Mrs.
Mary Migala of E. Third-st, was
graduated from Tiffin University
with high honors Saturday, COM
pleting an accounting course. Ed
die carried the high point average
of 3.77. He will take a position
with the Ohio Oil Co. at Findlay.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
SPECIAL TRAIN

A special baseball train will go
from Port Clinton to Municipal
Stadium in Cleveland Sunday, June
IL, for the double header Indians
games. Information is available at
the New York Central ticket office.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their many acts
of kindness during the illness and
at the death of our mother and
wife, Rose Davidson.
Arthur Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Sample, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ma Zelms, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Davidson. 16-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
CARD OF Thanks

wish to thank all who remem-
bered me with cards, flowers and
gifts during my recent stay in
st. Charles Hospital. l also wish
to thank Rev. Braun for his com
forting words.
Mrs. Elmer Finken
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
CARD OF THANKS

wish to thank all who remem-
bered me with flowers and the
many lovely cards during my stay
at Magruder Hospital and while
convalescing at my home. All were
greatly appreciated.
Louis Hetrick
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Bredehoft and
Kenny and Patty, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Bredehoft were Sunday din
ner guests of the NJ. R. Semon
family in SanduSky in honor of
Jimmy Semon's fifteenth anniver-
Sary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

Prudential Insurance Co. We'd
nesday moved into new office
space in the new Ohio Edison
Building, and Aid For The Aged
offices will be moved there from
its w. Second-st location in a few
weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

Eldon D. Riehm, Elmore. was
one of seven University of Toledo
men, outstanding in scholarship
and activities, to be tapped Friday
to Blue Key, national leadership
recognition fraternity.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

S6S ~ "A daughter, seven
NlIV. lbs. and IA ozS., was
w. born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Browder Dolores Kruger
of 144 S. Maple-st, Oak Harbor, at
Magruder hospital Thursday, May
10Th.
BAKE SALE sponsored by Fire
lands Gel. at Catawba Market
Sat-, May % from 9 to II am.
Bob Ohlinger was jailed by po-
lice on a drunk and disorderly
charge Thursday at 9 pm. after a
call from the 500 block of Ere
mont road reported a man had
parked his bicycle beneath trees,
and gone between houses. Officers
Harold MaSing and William Faust
investigated.
Built to us. Government stand
ards. Sealy Mattress only $39.95
at j. A. Neidecker Co.
Plan now to attend the Big Fish
Fry June 5th. across from st.
Johns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Ernsberg-
er spent Sunday at Clyde, the
guests of friends and relatives.
AG3G Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
EHSH - Below Georgia Zetzer),
W. Monroe-st, are parents
of a son, Christopher Mark, born
at Providence Hospital in Sandusky
Thursday, May 10. The baby weigh
ed six pounds and II ozs., and is
welcomed by sister Terry and
a brother Michael.
Last 2 days to enter SEALY'S
big $175,000.00 contest. Full de-
tails at J. A. Neidecker Co.
Plan now to attend the Big Fish
Fry June 5th. across from st.
Johns.
-.-:-
Mrs. Dorothy Quintell, Miss
Shirley Quintell, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Menier, Jr returned home
Friday from two weeks vacation
stay in Florida and Washington,
ID. G.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bredehoft
of Danbury spent Monday in Hud-
son, Michigan.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

Bake sale sponsored by Peace
Lutheran Craft Club Sat, May %,
Cerner & Wolf 1900 Am. 16-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

AC9N Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
HSI0Y DeFrice Gertrude Rey-
w. nolds) Route 2, are
parents of a son, seven lbs, 1212
,ozs., born at Magruder hospital
Wednesday, May 25th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

Plan now to attend the Big Fish
Fry June 5th. across from st.
Johns.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
STORY HOUR

Story hour will be held this
Saturday morning at the library
at 1890. This will be the last
story hour until next fall.