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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14
Rescue. Squad Driver
Wins Fireman Citation

efforts on behalf Of his fellow
firemen, the Junior Chamber Of
Commerce Of Washington. d. c..
is proud to recognize the out
standing Fireman of the Year
1855, Pvt. Alden C. Kefauyer )"
The citation was presented at
a luncheon yesterday In the Bur-
lington Hotel.
Certificates of merit were pre-
sented to Pvt. Charles L. Byram.
aide to Battalion Chief Alfred
M. Cromwell: Pvt. Charles q.
Millar Of Engine Company No.
20: Pvt. William L. Millikin.
aide to the 4th Battalion. and
Pvt. John D. Smith Of Truck
Company No. 16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14

Pvt. Alden C. Kefauver. driver
for Washington's Rescue Squad
No. /, was honored yesterday as
Fireman Of the Year" by the
washington Junior Chamber Of
Commerce.
A citation presented to Pvt.
Kefauver, who lives at 141s
Stateside drive, Silver Spring.
Md, declared:
For his interest in the repu-
tation and welfare Of his COM
pany. for his alertness to un-
usual circumstances, for his
teamwork and outstanding per-
Torrance Of duty without thought
of self, for his participation in
community activities. and for his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14
U. S. Gives combodiu
10000 Tons Of Rice

PARIS. Oct. IA (R-Th.
United States economic ait
mission in cambodia win soor
give that Indo- Chinese country
10000 tons of rice to help Il
through q severe shortage, the
French News Agency reported
today from Phnom PENN.
The report added that Cam
bodian Vice Premier Sam Sary
said rationing might be neces-
sary despite American aid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14
IScooters for Hire
lEnd Starts In Britain

One popular way to have an
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cycle firm In Birmingham has
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gallon, cruises at 40 miles per
hour and even carries q spare
wheel. The cost is $3.50 q day or
$l4 a week, with Q returnable
$l4 deposit. Renting is restricted
TO persons between 81 and so.
with q years driving experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
Ed SULLIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
It's a Long Way to Top

rejecting on what Rabbi Biz
stein had said: You know"
said Jim, "if you figure the
thing out, it makes complete
sense. Go through the list of
people we know in show bust
ness and the ones who are
worthwhile and the kind of
people that Rabbi Birstein
described. Those who lack a
good heart are stinkers. They
make it miserable for every
one and suppose they make
it miserable for themselves.
"I'll tell you the kind of a
guy that Dave Vine was. He
was already very sick when
had that slight heart attack
while playing Las Vegas. He
telephoned Mrs. Barton, from
his sick bed. mind you, and he
asked her if she wanted him to
fly out. OF course, she didn't
permit him to do it. but when
she told me Of that kind and
gracious offer. l think it did
more to put me back on my
feet than any medicine"
Myron Cohen, one of the
standout human beings of
show business, nodded as Bar
ton finished.
AT its best, life is a tough
proposition for most of u.s."
said Myron. Show business
has its own stresses and pres
Sures so I've often wondered
why some people in show busi-
ness make it even tougher for
people to earn a living. When
you become a headliner, you
win certain immunity but, on
the way up. youngsters often
take a terrible beating. All
because the people above them
lack a good heart"
X \ X y
Spencer Tracy begins filming
Jeremy Rodock" at Metro,
May Is. Tyrone Power
dating Rhonda Fleming.
The Ramon Blackburns of the
dancing twins named him
Brooks. :. David o. Selznick's
son, jeff, and Fran Lansing
blazing. Circus Saints and
Sinners next Fall Guy, Miguel
Aleman. Waldorf, on the 29th.
-. Stu Erwin's daughter, Judy,
wedS Burton Schutt in June.
-. The Sidney Sheldons ex-
pect an October Stork (he's
penning George Gobel'S Para
mount flicker, THE Lady
Eve"). :. The Bob Mannings
Capitol Recording starr picked
Beverly. Eartha Kilt into
the Copa; Kitty Kallen to Lon
don Palladium, May 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
GoIdwyn Outbids
Mury Pickford

LOS ANGELES, April 81 (P).
Producer Samuel Goldwyn
yesterday outbid Mary Pickford
for the old United Artist Studio
in Hollywood for $1,920.00
Miss Pickford, Americas
sweetheart" Of the silent films,
and MIR, Goldwyn have shared
ownership Of the studio. but
have engaged for several years
In a partition suit.
A public sale OF the property
was ordered by Superior Court
and bidding was spirited be-
tween the two. 1t started with
Miss Pickford's offer of $l,525%-
600 for the l0-acre site.
Miss Pickford finally cave I'D
when Goldwyn Productions made
its 81 $4,000 offer. She will re-
ceiy about 81 million from the
sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
.'MechunicuI
Error Blamed
In Firing Nike

The Army said last night pre-
liminary information indicated a
mechanical error caused the
accidental launching of the Nike
guided missile at Fort Meade on
April IA.
But. it added, no final con-
illusions have been reached as
to the immediate cause of the
discharge of the huge weapon.
The incident is still under in
vestigation.
1.-THE missile was apparently
damaged during its launching,
which caused it to disintegrate
and prevented the warhead from
being detonated," the Army
added.
All components of the missile.
including the warhead, have been
recovered" it said.
Some fragments of the missile
struck the Washington Balti-
more Parkway. There was. no
traffic on the heavily Travelled
highway at the moment. No one
was injured except a sergeant,
who was treated for burns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
BILL SEEKS CURB .
ON RADIO ADS
By the Associated Press

Representative Heselton,
Republican. of Massachu-
sets has introduced a bill
to bar excessive" advertis-
ing on any radio or televi-
sion program.
He said the public is fed
up with '.repetitious, monot-
onous. excessively long adj
vertising!"
His bill would direct the
Federal Communications
Commission to say how
much time on any program
could be used for ads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
HOLLYWOOD.


Kim Novak is hard to recog-
nize with her new red hair. And
I'm wondering whether Kim
dyed it on the chance she'd get
the: nod to fill Rita Hayworth's
Joseph and His Brethren" shoes.
:. Ginger Rogers, Bette Davis
and Joan Crawford in the same
picture? Bundy Solt is writing
such a dream movie, with only
Joan already set.
Howard Hughes has discovered
for RKO a new, young, still-to-
be-named beauty who out-Jane
Russells Jane Russell. The
Harry Carey juniors are expect
ing number five. Then they can
say"We Are Seven" which is al
ways a nice figure for a family.
Ingrid Bergman. in Rome,
has had to undergo a bit of sur
gerry.
According to Robert Stack,
who just came back from there,
Hong Kong is the same as Holly
wood but with junks instead of
Cadillacs. :. I understand Mari
lyn' Monroe owes her new agents,
MICA, $4,000, and she also
owes ex-agent Charlie Feldman
$4,000 and Charlie will attach
her salary if she ever returns to
work. Gordon MacRae had
the Colgate Comedy Hour wor-
ried. He took off in the middle
of rehearsals. flew to New York
City for the Eddie Fisher Show,
and flew right back.
Eddie Albert has purchased
Curtain Going Up" which he'll
produce with his own company.
It's story about a Broadway
producer and his actress wife.
=. Diana Lynn, just back from
the. East, told me she has been
offered THE Tempest" in the
new Shakespeare theater in Con-
necticut. -. Beulah Bondi is on
Va three-month. cruise around the
world aboard the Stella Pollaris.
Which is making one Of my own
dreams come true. Hugh
O'Brian is forgetting the girls for
a while, to shoot bigger game in
Mexico with his camera.
Young Robert Wagner. who got
off to such a flying start here, is
Tuning because he hasn't worked
in eight months, and there is no
starting date for Lord Vanity"
Bob is going to the Falmouth
Playhouse to do two plays
king OF Hearts" and Remains
To BE Seen"-and to see Terry
Moore in New York City.
Alec Guinness, after an unsuc-
cessful fling at serious cinema,
has seen the light and is return
ing to the kind Of roles-"Lav-
ender Hill Mob" Kind Hearts
ana Coronets"-that made him
famous.
Kirk Douglas has something
IN common with his leading lady
IN ACT Of Love" Dany Robin.
They're both expecting parent
hood.
julie Wilson, who spurned q
career to learn how 10 act-at
the Royal Academy Of Dramatic
Arts ir London--is coming to Los
AneYes in July to sing foi her
supper. A smart producer should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
NEW YORE

NEW YORK.
AS long ago as 1941, when
this writer produced the mu-
steal review Crazy With the
Heat" on Broadway, tomboy-
ish Betty Kean was a dancing
Coincidence of great talent.
Willie Howard and Luella Gear
were starred in that show, with
Diosa Costello. Betty Kean,
Oracle Barrie. AL Kelly. Rave
and Naldi Carlos Ramirez,
Betty Allen. Mathews Smith,
Harold Gary and Tip, Tap and
Toe in support. The co-pro-
Queer was Kurt Kaszner, later
to win renown as a movie actor.
At the same time, Betty
Kean'S young. sister Jane was
headlining at the Biltmore as
the most attractive of the
younger femme singers in
town. So, watching them in
ankles Aweigh" not many
hours ago, was thinking of
all the years of preparation
which lead them to the stage
of the Mark Hellinger Theater
as co-stars of the Guy Bolton
Eddie Davis musical. The show
will do lot of business. 1t is
exactly the type of musical
that will appeal to the sub
Stantial out-of-town buyer
trade. The chorus is unusually
pretty, the dance arrangements
are exciting. the dialogue is
salty and comic Lew Parker,
Thelma Carpenter and other
leads are competent craftsmen.
.Broadwayites at the funeral
of comic Dave Vine were moved
by the thought expressed in
the eulogy of Rabbi Bernard
Birstein, of the Actors Temple,
because it covered a lot of
ground in a few simple
phrases. when a couple of
young scholars asked a learned
rabbi what quality they'd most
need for a successful life said
Rabbi Birstein, she told them
always to have a good and kind
heart. Without that, their lives
would be empty. Our Dave
Vine, throughout his life, al
ways had a good heart. When
our Actors Temple, some years
ago. was reduced to wondering
how we could even pay our
telephone bills, he worked out
the solution to the problem.
Not only did he give generously
of his money, but he also gave.
freely of himself. He had
good heart and a sympathetic
heart"
X 4 X
AS we were leaving, Jim
Barton and Myron Cohen were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
Yellow Ruin' Traced

ToYoHASH CITY, Japan.
April 81 R.-City health of
ficials today said the yellow
rain" that fell here Tuesday
was loaded with yellow pine
pollen. At Osaka. Kyoto and
Kobe. however. scientists still
were seeking the cause of a
milk white rain" 1t showed
radioactivity, they said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
0 Big Days. Starting Friday
ALDO RAY BATTLE CRY"

CARVER 24o, Nichols Ave Sc
LOUIS HAYWORTH. PATRICIA MA
DINA. CAPTAIN PIRATE: MARILYN
MONROE. LADIES OF THE CHORUS
WAL. DnRF Waldorf Nd.
FREDERICK CRAWFORD. RICHARD
CONTE, NEW YORK CONFIDENTIAL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
HOLLY WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Hughes Finds q Second Jane

sign this talented beauty for a
picture.
When Dick Powell sat down
with Jerry Valid to discuss ut
Happened One Night" which
Dick is directing at Columbia, it
was their first professional date
since Jerry wrote 40 Million
Sweethearts" in 1882. Dick had
his first starring and singing role
here in that one.
I asked former child-star Mitzi
Green (now starring in so This
Is Hollywood" at NBC), How
long have you been in show
business?" We'll, I'll tell you,"
drawled Mitz. II was on Jack
Benny's radio show when he
first said that he was 80 years
old"
Broadway Producer Charles
Adams is hot after Greer Carson
to play the kings mistress in
George Bernard Shaw's THE
Apple Cart" next season.
Mervyn lie Roy celebrates 80
years in the movie industry in
June, and this year. will be one
of his biggest. He has two top
films coming out--"Mr. Roberts
and Strange Lady in Town"
Merv must have started in the
cradle.
Debbie Reynolds and her
mother had a two-day sightsee-
ing tour in Paris with Eddie
Fisher as their guide last week
end. They saw Leslie Caron's
play, "Orvet." and report she's
great. Leslie won't be back in
Hollywood until June to start
her Metro film. "Gaby."
Finnish Ballerina Taina Fig
finally gets a chance to don her
ballet slippers. Playing Leslie's
roommate in "Gaby," she gets
to dance. Taina and Leslie were
dancing pals at the famous Sad
ler's Wells Ballet School in Lon
don.
Leland Hayward has gone to
New York with the final print
OF "Mr. Roberts," And Warmers
has gone out on limb proclaim
ing this movie, with Henry
Fonda, Jimmy Cagney, Bill
Powell and Jack Lennon, will
be their biggest picture of the
year.
tReleased by NANA)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
PALMER

Cedar 3-41II. On the Geo. Palmer
Hwy. via Peace Cross, or the new
Wash. -Balt. Pkwy.. out Defense Hwy.
to Ri. 5Oi. turn right. or out Land
over Rd. to sOi. turn left 3 miles.
Children Free.
IDA LUPINO in PRIVATE HELL
&c." at geo; MARILYN MONROE
in THE ASPHALT JUNGLE" at T:30.
Starts Tomorrow. In Cinema
Scope and Technicolor
| BATTLE CRY"
And OVERLAND PACIFIC"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Personal Grooming,
Becoming Fashions,
On YWCA Program

Hobby House opens it's doors this
month at the East Cleveland
YWCA, doors to glamour and fun
for girls in the fifth, sixth, and
seventh grades. Each week on
Wednesday nights after school
three. different workshops will be
held and each girl has her choice
of the following: First a course
called "You and Your Looking
Glass;" with plenty of tips on good
grooming, hair styling and the
latest in teen-ager fashions. Sec
ond choice is the craft course with
loads of fun making tricky little
gifts and gadgets. Third course
is the workshop in dancing where
the girls will be learning ballroom
dancing, jitterbug, and folk dane
ing.
Toward spring as the weather
gets brighter, three out-of-doors
cooking jaunts will be a part of
the fun for all the workshoppers.
Come down to the Y at 14635
Euclid ave. on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 9th at $3.50 and sign up for
one of the workshops. Refresh
ments and friends and fun are
waiting for you!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Puzzled By
Polling Place
American Way

"How do you keep people from
voting twice."
Tf different factions get into a
fight what do you do?"
"But which side is the police de-
partment on?"
These were typical of the ques-
tions asked by about 80 men and
women from 20 countries, poll
watching" in Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties, Mary
land, and in Arlington, Virginia,
on November 2 They were from
South America, the Near East, the
Far East and Europe. Their ques-
tions were answered by members
Of the League of Women Voters in
three respective communities.
1t all started when the Foreign
Operations Administration asked
the Carrie Chapman Gait Memorial
Fund to arrange a visit to the
polls for 40 foreign trainees in
public administration. The Leagues
responded so enthusiastically to
the CCCMF's request that the
group was enlarged to include 25
foreign visitors receiving orienta-
ton lectures at the International
Center in Washington, D. c., and
Is foreign employees Of U. s. In
formation Centers abroad.
In one community, visitors
gathered at the home of the
League president, where issues in
the local election were explained.
In the other two, they interviewed
candidates. They watched the en-
tire process of voting. They visited
several different polling places in
each of the respective communities.
They pulled the lever on sample
voting machines.
They found it difficult to believe
that workers standing in the rain
passing out literature were not
paid. The whole concept of "the
volunteer" made a great impact on
them. They were amazed that
their League Of Women Voters
guides were taking their own time
to show foreign visitors around.
They were even more astonished
that, though their guides had party
affiliations, they answered ques-
tions effectively and presented
both sides. They were torn be-
tween admiration for this non
partisanship and feeling that it
was related to what they called
"loose party control" in the United
States. They learned with horror
that a voter could, and would, split
his ticket.
Altogether it was League ego
see project with an international
twist, and it is difficult to know
which group learned the more or
ended the tour with the more en-
thusiasm - the visitors or the
guides. - (From National Voter
published by League of Women
Voters of the U.S.A.)
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Invite Expeetant
Parents To Enroll
In These Classes

Expectant mothers are invited to
enroll now in classes for mother
and baby care offered by the
Visiting Nurse Association. In ten
weekly sessions the mothers learn
how to care for their newborn
babies with skill and confidence.
New groups begin every five
weeks. Glasses begin at the East
Cleveland Library, 14101 Euclid
ave, February oath and March
31st. A nominal fee is charged.
The employed mother-to-be who
expects her baby in June may at
tend evening classes at the Visit
ing Nurse Association Building,
5000 Chester ave-, whose next
series will open March 22nd.
Glasses for expectant fathers
meet Thursday evenings at the
VIVA. Building, with new groups
beginning February 10th and
March 18th.
Call HE. 2-O7OO to register for
all classes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
20 FREE Tickets

You can get pair of complI-
mentary tickets to the Shaw
Hayden Theatre by reading the
ads in this paper. There are
ten names in ten ads scattered
through the paper. If you find
your name, just clip the ad and
take it to the Shaw Hayden
Theatre and you'll get two free
tickets.
Tonight. Fri. and Sat. nights:
Three Ring Circus"
Sat. Kiddy Mat: Three Ring
Circus" plus four cartoons and
Chapter s of Buffalo Bill"
Sun, Mon, Tues: Double Fea-
ture, Athena" and Adventures
of Hajji Babba" in Cinemascope.
Next Wednesday: THE Bounty
Hunter"
Check all the ads and maybe
you'll find your name. If not
this week, be sure to look next
week. There'll be ten names each
week good for 20 tickets at the
Shaw-Hayden Theatre.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03

Ardensll ave-, and James Cavsn-
sugh, 1862 Roxford rd.
Getting in under the line before
expiration of major provisions of
the Korean CT. Bill of Rights,
thousands Of young men and q
goodly number of young women
enlisted in the various military
services prior to midnight Mon
day, January 31st.
East Clevelanders who enlisted
in the Navy were Keith Gleason,
1853 Hastings ave-, and Ralph
Totaro, 1851 Speedway Overlook.
The regular Army was chosen by
volunteer Thomas z. Arters, 1746
Strathmore ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Our CTS

Marianne Cusick, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cusick Of
1881 Strathmore, enlisted in the
WAF. She is receiving her basic
at Lakeland Air Force
Base, San Antonio, Texas. Mari
anne is a '54 graduate of Shaw.
New enlistees in Uncle Sans
Navy who hope to see the world
are William J. Cowan, 1896
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Sports
CUBS EDGE TIGERS 9.s
IN CLASS "F"

IN CLASS "F"
Jim Roberts scored with layup
shot with 5 seconds to play to
edge fighting Tomsic Tiger five
9-8. The contest was tied 2-2 after
the first quarter. By the half the
fighting Tigers pulled ahead to a
Ga lead. The Cubs tied the score
Go after three quarters of play.
Jim Roberts led the Cubs with 6
pts. Bob Hickman had pts. for
the Tigers.
The Magnus Chemical Sharks
defeated the Wheeler Hawks for
their third straight victory 1912.
Louie Yacabucci led the Sharks
with pts. Fred Parish tailed 6
pts. for the Hawks.
The Monreal Bears spilled the
Diamond Foxes 26-11 as Ernie
Strodtbeck scored IL pts. John
Feagler and Ken Conell scored 5
pts. apiece for the Foxes.