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Evening star., 1955-07-01

away want you TO fiy over here
for q picture. But II you are
here, they don't want you until
you return home. Gina LolIo-
brisida and I discuss this al
ways. and she says that Is why
she never stays In America
Bill Frawley comes up with
the important news item thai
he introduced the song. e@Melan-
|choly Baby" the most popular.
request song Of the inebriated
Bin writes he Is spending hii
vacation. tfrom ..I Love Lucy
|filming) watching the New York
Yankees play ball.
&4+.4
asked new star Dana Wyn-
ter. Are you going to buy q
home in Hoilywood?s and she
said. Il love it here. but 1t de-
|pends on two things-Mr. Zan-
uck and my option being picked
up"
Producer Mike Frankovich
writes, from England that his
|" Joe Macbeth" picture is being
shot there with q Chicago back
ground, and that it really looks
like the Windy City. "I have
all Chicago-speaking English
men in the cast except for the
stars, Paul Douglas and Ruth
Roman.
Anna Magnani and Broderick
Evening star., 1955-07-01

LANGLEY M AZ. Ss : !,cc gr,s Ion.
'.THE BLAcKBoARD JUNGLE" at
1885. 3:35. $40, 7:40 and Gas PM.
Persons Under 1S Years Of Age Not
Admitted Unless Accompanied by
Parent or Guardian.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
MACARTHUR

Continued From Page ca
he tells his story here with the
aid Of 8 score which seemed
to these ears TO be always fit-
ting and often stirring. Mem
otti has staged his own work,
too. with 9 dramatic fair that
makes his conflicting forces be-
come almost visual at times.
The playing last night was
first-rate as far as this on
locker was CONCERNED. though
you viii ind the expert musical
opinion in the adjacent column.
Anyhow. there win be No fault
found here with Rosemary
Kuhlmanis torrid Desideria,
Gabrielle Ruggiero's Annina, pa-
Wis Cunningham's Michele. on
any Of the other principals.
The only fault to be found
Evening star., 1955-07-01
Holly WOOD
By sHEiLAH GRAHAM
Stories About June irk Dick

. Mar3orie Main relays that
her knife sharpener has q sign
In his sfiop reading we Sharpen
Everything Except Women's
Tongues. :" And add fascinat-
ing facts-Gary Cooper keeps his
soap encased in . sponge to
prevent him from slipping on it
when he bathes.
Art Ljnkletter asked one Of
the 6-year-old kids on his House
Party" who would you prefer
to have fer parents If you could
get them?" The boy replied.
aYou and Jane Russell. / would
drive youf big Chrysler. and be
abin to kiss Jane goodnight and
good morning every day." They
learn the facts Of life early these
early mornings.
Lana Turner is worried about
her weight. In the old days
everything she ate turned to fat.
Now, no matter what she eats,
she cannot gain an ounce,
$50
The most sought-after "he-
man" role in Hollywood these
days; is the lead in Rocky
Graziano's life story, Somebody
Loves Me Up There" Dewey
Martin is now in training for it.
Gary Crosby is having troubles
getting his CHS radio show to-
gether for July 3. It's titled,
youth Has Its Fling"-I have
Peggy King as my guest. but
my other two guests are youths
in their own eyes only-Bob
Hope and Bing Crosby"
Nicole Maurey, who starred
with Bing in Little Boy Lost. !.
and who just finished Battle
Hell" with Wendell Corey and
Mickey Rooney. is heading back
to Paris. American producers
are crazy" says Nicole. When
you are In France, they right
Evening star., 1955-07-01

here win be with the cverlons
scene change IN the middle Of
the third act This Int quib-
bling. either. There's = mood to
be sustained and this wait
doesn't help Il = BIT.
'The saint II Bleecker Street. |"
incidentally. flnds the Carter
Barron AmphItheater 8 match
for its own scope and seems
completely at home here. Con-
sidering its touches Of religious
ritual and the amphitheater's
kinship with the original thea
ters. this Is hardly q surprise.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

Dick Powell Is suing two mag
azines and the distributors Of
same In l8 states, asking 81 mill
lion In each state, because Of re-
cent stories concerning his mar
riase with June Allyson. !.
Mariene Dietrich was pursued to
England by Harold Arien.
Richard Eean was offered q
Broadway play by Charles
Adams, with Greer Carson the
most likely leading lady. /.
And Jack Palance was offered.
and accepted, $3.50, 900 for q six
month tour Of "Tf1e Lincoln
Douglas Debates" Jack to play
Lincoln. :. Jimmy Stewart is
having q cocktail party tossed
for him by i've Of the richest
men in Texas. They'll serve oil.
naturally.
Mrs. John Wayne told me her
husband, Duke. is 80 miles from
the nearest telephone Tin Ari-
zonal and his letters are written
on old laundry paper. Yul
Brynner spends q lot Of, time
watching Carol Ohmart act in
TOO Late, My Love-" applaud
ing after every scene and adding.
"I've never seen so much talent
In one person" They call
Orson Welles. "The Laughing
Jumbo" in London. *. And Tony
Martin calls song writers who
steal tunes from other writers.
"cleftomaniacs. Daryl Zan-
uck is looking madly for some
one to play the lead in "Anas-
tasia."
Michael Rennie portrays the
dual role of "Dr. Jekyl and Mr..
Hyde" on Tv July 28, following
such greats as John Barrymore,
Frederic March and Spencer
Tracy. Guy Lombardo is
going after the speed boat gold
cup again this year. Joan
Blondell's real boy friend is
Broadway actor Richard Derr.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

Hundreds Of Dollars In Prises
Given Away Tonight. Fishing
able Prizes. Make Plans TO Attend.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

Arc DRIVEN 200 lnd'en I'D ~. "
Family Showplace Of the Southeast
Open 7:30. All-Family Triple Treat
Show. No. ! ROD CAMERON, JOAN
No. 2. JANE RUSSELL. eUNpER-
RHoNpS RAI5N S0iGFi PLiEMi1Nsa. n II pM 11vSSo.& AZ 3
12:45. Owl Show and Cartoons.
Always Best Food at the ABc.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

AVNDMWT Arlington
SAAAss VnA OF 4.aloe
,..AAMsERICANo" Color; GLENN
ERoN. TAB HUNTER, at 9:l0, Car
toon. Located In Arlington on D. 8.
Route /. lust over the 14th st. Bridge.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

"The Blackboard Jungle"
At a:05. 12:40. Also CHALLENGE
THE WILD. !" In Color, at l1:20. Plus
Big Cartoon SHOW.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

Crawford have been set to star
IN The Railroad Man" which
win be made In Italy IN the late
fan. This picture win have q
corner on tough. rough stun.
fRelesssd b. n. NAnA.l
Evening star., 1955-07-01
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

Films OF More hon Routine Merit
sCAAIIILEs-Garbo At her magnificent best
sTHE COUNTRY GIRLr-Grace Kelly and Bns Crosby In
moving story OF backstage life.
.THE LITTLE KDNAPPERS"-Heart-warming chidrens
story. wei worth WHILE
sTHE LONG, GRAY LNE.-West Point and Sergt Marty
Maher make dramatic pair; Tyrone Power and Maureen
OHara.
"A MAN CALLED PETER - Richard Todd As Dr. Peter
# Marshall, excellent screen biography.
sTHE PURPLE PLAIN-Gregory Peck redeemed In Burma
by pretty Win Min Than
aSHANE"-AIan Van Hehin In superior Western
aSTALAG l7"-WlIiam Holden In . German POW camp
@YoUNG BESSsJean Simmons Bfitains first Elizabeth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
Hospital Group Plans
Benefit T Fashion Show

j from q membership Of 10 to
its present So. is one of the
oldest hospital auxiliaries,
having been formed on De-
cember IL. 1871, a year before
the hospital, then the Alexan-
dria Infirmary. was granted q
charter from the State Of Vir-
ginia.
For many years the trustees
left the entire control Of the
Infirmary to the board of lady
managers. Today. there Is a
200-member Hospital Corpo-
ration with a 21-member
Board of Directors.
With the present 250-bed
hospital under full-time pro-
fessional supervision, the
Board Of Lady Managers,
whose president is Mrs. Ed
win A. Johnson, is primarily
concerned with scholarships
and upkeep Of the nurses
home; with the maintenance
of such endowed and memo
rial rooms as come under its
care. and with the purchase
Of equipment for the hospital
and the School of Nursing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
Mr.. Green Weds
Alabama Girl

The marriage of Miss Kath-
ryn Elizabeth HairSton. daugh-
ter of Mrs. William B. Hairs
ton and the late Mr.. Hairston
of Birmingham. Ala. to Mr..
Samuel G. Green jr. son of
Col. and Mrs. Green Of Alex
andria, took place recently in
the Sixth Avenue Presbyterian
Church in Birmingham. DR..
Henry Edward Russell, pastor
of the Trinity Presbyterian
Church in Montgomery, Ala.
and uncle of the bridegroom.
officiated.
The bride was graduated
from Wellesley College and is
now legislative secretary to
Representative George Hud-
dieston. jr.. of Alabama.
Mr.. Green, nephew of Sem
ator Richard B. Russell Of
Georgia, was graduated from
Georgia Institute of Technol-
ogy. He is now manager of
the Bethesda business Office of
the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

THE Pick Of the Crop" In
a harvest of fashion is the
theme Of the annual show to
be presented by the Board of
Lady Managers of the Alex
andria Hospital on Tuesday
evening. October 4. in the
auditorium of the George
Washington High School.
Professional models viii show
the array of autumn fashions
for women, while local men will
model masculine attire.
Entertainment during the
show will include a musical
program featuring Miss Jeanne
Chalifoux, harpist; Mr.. Ernest
Suit, tenor, accompanied by
Mrs. Adela Tucker Gulbrand-
sen: Miss Jane Kingsley Noel,
pianist. and the Alexandria
thermometers under the direc-
ton of DR.. Harold Arberg.
Proceeds from the event will
be used to purchase much
needed equipment for the hos
pital and the School of Nurs-
ing.
The board. which has grown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
MARY MARGARET
MCBRIDE
Pre-Icebox Era Wus Fun, Too

Ice cubes with cherries and
mint frozen inside clinked in
willingly in the tall. frosted
glasses OF tea and q tiny breeze
fought its way through the
blanket Of August heat to cool
us comfortingly.
Il remember" said Sylvia
Ann, squeezing more lemon
into her glass and looking
thoughtfully at the four little
Cakes boys who were happily
eating the ice cubes. when I
had never heard Of an icebox.
We always hung the milk and
butter for a days meals in the
deep well on our Virginia farm.
THE water was icy cold.
We'd just take a bucket. fill it
with whatever we wanted to
keep cool, and lower it into
the water with a rope. But
our real icebox was the spring,
a half mile away. The long
blistering walk was a chore.
but it was fun when you got
there. always cool. fresh and
moist"
She shook her head.
II wonder now how we man
aged to get along without a
refrigerator" she marveled.
1--WE kept most left-overs in a
wooden safe-and can't re-
member any Of us being sick
or any food spelling"
the little Cakes children
were thinking about going
swimming and, though polite,
we're only half listening. But
even as he grabbed his scanty
bathing trunks. Freddy, the
youngest. suddenly had an aw-
full thought.
Didn't you ever have any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

ICE CREAM?" he inquired in
a voice Of doom.
"Of course she had ice
cream" I treasured him. II
know she did because we did.
too, though at our house we
didn't know what a refrigera-
tor was either"
Sylvia Ann nodded. 1--WE
had the best ice cream in the
world" she declared proudly
made with our own strawber-
ries. raspberries or peaches and
thick cream from our Jersey
cows"
Between US, then, we ex-
planned to the little Oakeses
about the icehouse which as
soon as a big freeze came was
filled by the men in the neigh
borhood with blocks of ice cut
from the nearest creek. Be-
tween each ice cake was saw
dust from the mill to keep 1t
from melting so fast.
And II you had been my
brother" I told Freddy Cakes.
you and would have turned
the ice cream freezer after
Papa had packed it with a mix
ture Of rock salt and ice he
HAD smashed in a gunnysack
with the fiat Of his axe.
"And then the two of you
would have quarreled about
who would get to lick the
dasher," contributed Sylvia
Ann, eyes soft with memories
that l feel sure included not
only bouts with the old-fash-
Toned ice-cream freezer but
also the wooden churn and
coffee grinder.
ttrom AP Newsreaturesl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
OFFICERS WIVES CLUBS
Activities for Fall
Are Starting Now

Surgeon Generals Once on
Wednesday, September IA
when they entertain at the
Army Navy Country Club at
noon.
The luncheon will honor
the wives of chiefs of division
at the Surgeon Generals
once who are newly arrived
in the Washington Area.
DENTAL CORPS
Army and Air Force Dental
Corps Of1icers and their wives
will gather at their, annual
picnic on Saturday from 2::30
to 8 O'Clock at Fort Hunt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
By EVELYN NJ. DENT

By EVELYN M. DENT
The signal for the opening
OF the fall season of the An
drews Air Force Base Officers'
Wives Club will be the "kick-
off luncheon" slated for
Thursday. September 8, at the
Ofiicers Club. Andrews Air
Force Base.
The first regular monthly
meeting is planned for Tues
day, September 20, and will
feature a fall fashion show.
ARMY SURGEON
GENERALS CORPS
The season opens for the
Women's Club Of the Army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

fornia trip which they took
with their daughter and som
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark II.
Lepper Of Hinsdale. Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

Return From Coast
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger G. Sui
Ivan Of Alexandria have re-
turned home after a Cali
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-12-01

My brOiIed steak is often drv. uow
can this be avoided?
Use kitchen tongs instead of a fork
when turning steak or chops in the
broiler. This prevents piercing the sur
face of the meat which allows the
juices to escape. Meat for broiling
should be from the tender part of the
animals and have some flecks of fat
through the lean.
How can one keep pecan meats
whole?
To keep pecan meats whole, pour
boiling water over whole pecans and
let stand for thirty minutes before
cracking. Meats may then be removed
from shells practically whole.
Can cake batter be frozen in paper
cups set in cup cake tins?
Yes. After the batter is frozen, the
cups should be packaged in cellophane
lined or wrapped cartons and returned
to the home freezer for storage. To
bake, set the cups of unthawed batter
into cup cake tins and slide them into
the oven.
How shouIa chicken, steak, fish, etc.
be frozen in one package?
Place two thicknesses of cellophane,
wax paper or vegetable parchment be-
tween pork chops, pieces of steak,
chicken or fish which are to be fozen
in one package SO that they can be
easily when they are to be
used.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-12-01

Pretty closet accessories are good
morale Hfters. You can cover your
wooden hangers in this attactive two
color pattern easily and quickly. The
covers will protect your clothes from
snagging on rough hangers, too. Direc-
tons may be had by sending a stamped
lf-addressed envelope to- Amy Mar
tin, Rural Home Editor, Montana
Farmer Stockman, P.O. Box 1929, Great
Falls, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-12-01
Amy's Answers
Can / freeze custards and jeIIo?


Custards tend to separate into tough
curds and thin watery portions. JelIo
will be broken up in small parts and
become watery.
What can / do to prevent lint on the
corduroy trousers when washing in
washing machine?
To prevent desposit of lint on the
surface of corduroy when washing it,
turn corduroy garments inside out be-
fore washing by hand or machine
this will help.
My daughter has gotten mimeo-
graph ink on her blouse sleeve. How
can such stains be removed?
Try laundering with soap and water
to remove water-soluble mimeograph
ink stains from washable fabric Per-
sistent stains were probably caused by
an oil-base ink. Rub these spots with
glycerine; after softening-up period,
wash the fabric in hot soapsuds and
rinse we'll
got red candle wax on my white
linen tabIecIOth. How can take it out?
Scrape off excess wax. Place stained
part between blotters and press with
warm iron. Sponge with dry-cleaning
fluid. If dye spot remains, sponge with
household bleach. Do not sponge with
bleach if colored or non-washable fab
ric.
Have you any suggestions for using
egg yOlks left over from making angel
food cake?
One way is to poach them in simmer
ing water and then use in sandwich
Filings or salad.
Can / make my own pie crust mix?
Yes. Pie mix can be kept on hand
for ready use Mix salt, shortening,
and flour together If lard is used, the
mix should be refrigerated Add wa
ter when ready to use crust Use "
cup fat for each cup flour and 1 tea
spoon salt for each cups flour. Be-
sides saving time, pie mix has another
definite advantage-if too much water
is added in making the dough, more
pie mix can be added instead of flour
alone thus keeping the proportions
right.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-12-01

AS soft and tiny as baby himself,
these bootees are crocheted of wool
in single crochet and shell stitch
pattern. Satin ribbon laced through
beading at ankle makes them almost
'skick-proof." Directions may be had
by sending a stamped self-addressed
envelope to Amy Martin, Rural Home
Editor, Montana Farmer-Stockman,
Pc. Box 1929, Great Falls, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-12-01
EVERY YEAR MORE
GIFTS ARE GIVEN!

Will you help as swell the fundS
Please do not send moneY-send
only key strips from cans of Butter.
Nut Coffee. II you wish your strips
GRE dited to CT certain childrens
home. enclose name and address
OF the home. THEN - st0rt sowing
strips for next years Christmas
party!
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-12-01
GIFTS KlDDlEs LIKE

Sleds. dolls. books. games. mar.
bles. jump ropes balls jocks
Evening star., 1955-06-05

American dollars. ''Your cities look so
much alike, had to consult my itinerary
to see whether | was in Milwaukee or
Memphis, Sioux City or Spokane Same
hotels, same stores, same signs. ~
Same signs, my eye! In the past several
months, alert Cenboard readers have
reported the following decidedly original
signs, displayed by American sons and
daughters of non-regimentation.
OUTSIDE Phoenix auto-repair shop:
May we have the next dentS?" and
Secondhand cars in first-crash condi-
tion." A Dallas dealer has more subtle
approach: BE wealthy pedestrian. Sell
US your carr The shop next door dis
plays clothes for debutantes, featuring
Convertible sun dresses. Very sporty
with the tops down."
Offered by a dry-goodS emporium in
Allentown, Pa: Bath towels for the whole
damp family; by chicken incubator in
Vermont: "Cheepers by the Dozen
A furTier in Kalamazoo begS, ''Be our
miss in lynx" and an alert fortune teller
in ASbury Park promises, "Your prObIem
solved, or your mania cheerfally refunded
OWNERS Of restaurants and grog shops
are in the forefront when the whimS blow.
A tavern keeper in Lexington advises, IF
you drive your husband to drink, drive
him here" A sign on the wall Of diner
along Route lOl: What foods these
Evening star., 1955-06-05

morsels be!";; on the gas pump outside:
-Four gals, one buck. May we suggest
Ethy?" In Hollywood, one proprietor
cautions, Mot responsible for ladies left
over 30 seconds
And a Broadway delicatessen adver-
tises: To-day only! Homemade imported
caviar" Another sign inside the latter
warns, "lfyou don't smell it. we amt got it."
Designed for motorists: In New Jersey:
Gross road 200 yards ahead. Better
humor it," At the bottom of a precipitous
hill in West Virginia: Resume breath
ing" On the back of a massive furniture
van: Watch my rear, not hers" On the
water tank Of small college north of
St. Louis: This university was founded
by our beloved president, William john
Evening star., 1955-06-05
c. BERNSTEIN

ldoho bock-seot drivers get odvice
son. Born 1855. Died 1911. Capacity,
10000 gallons"
Humorists Communicated paint brush
at the San Diego air base and INDUCED in
some gay signing-off. Outside a phone
they hung placard reading, please limit
calls to six girls; on the bulletin board,
For sale cheap: one slightly defective 10
inch TV set. For details, see 1t. Squinty."
And near runway, Absolutely no fly
ing permitted over nndist camp 8.3 miles
SSW on true course Of 1T degrees"
TEE LAST STRAW. A haberdaster in
New York ran chain Of stores whose
windows always were plastered with big
signs proclaiming, Going out of busi-
ness, Must vacate" and Positively last
"a hours" One day he told his lawyer,
My son graduates from college tomor-
row. Should take him into business
with me@ The lawyer suggested, ''Open
. new store for him and let him 20 out of
business by himself -eENNEU CERF
Evening star., 1955-06-05
SIGN LANGUAGE

66CILLY, standard
~ lied country
America grumbled a
distinguished English
author recently as ne
completed a US. lecture
tour, his pockets bulging
with silly, standardized
Evening star., 1955-06-05
acts twice
as fast
as aspirin! +!
Want upset Y0ur stomach

Check these foets with your physician:
BUFFERlN combines aspirin with two effective anacid
ingredients. These ingredients accomplish very inn
portan things:
|. They the pain eiever in Buffern get into
the blood stream, relieve your pan as fast
aspirin
?. These same ingredients protect your stomach from
any aspirin irritation, you do not suffer the upset
stomach which aspirin may
NOTE:
BUFFERN was first made available to the public and to
the medical and dental professions in October, l948.
Since then, EACH YEAR, MORE AND MORE PEOPLE.
by the hundreds of thousands have been changing
BUFFERN for fast relief of pain without upset
Most people toke t>~o Bvfferin M
fublefs the vsUol DOSE SA
P.S you suffer pain of arthitis
rheumatism. ask your .<sS3$N e<f1
physician about BUFFERIN. ~ ~ 49,
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Evening star., 1955-06-05

This Week Masasine - y"ne 5, 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
Congressman Gets Punched
By Ex-Convict in Argument

after throwing a rock at him
Mr.. Boyle said he fled the scene
and called police. The Con-
gresham was not hit by the
rock.
Police captured Gentry in ar
apartment which Mr.. Boyle
pointed out. Authorities fol.
lowed a trail of blood to find his
hiding place. Get out Of here
I've got q shotgun" Gentry
threatened. police said. Flushed
from there, Gentry sought te
dash to a bedroom, brushed
against a policeman's pistol and
caused 1t to discharge.
The bullet grazed Gentry's
left hand, infiicting a minor
wound. Gentry was soon SUBJ
dued by two policemen. A shot
gun was found in the bedroom
which Gentry sought to enter
Police said Gentry apparently
cut his hand earlier during the
squabble with Mr.. Boyle.
Police said a check Of Gentry's
record showed he had served
two prison terms for burglary.
Mrs. Gentry said 1t was "just
o family spat. Thoren had three
drinks in q tavern"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
CHECK THE STAR
FOR JOB LISTINGS

" you're looking for o job. be GER
tais to check the mony opportunities
listed IN the employment columns Of
the big Stor Classified todoy. You'll
no doubt find just the spot you've
been looking for.
On the other hond you moy be
looking for help. To find the right
person for the job, tell il to the
responsive audience Of Stor readers.
-. Your key to quick results
In addition to carrying more EN-
e'oymsnt wont DDS, The Stor pub
fishes more totol classified dds than
the other two Woshinston newspapers
combined beeouse Il produces the
best results.
Phone Sterling 5000 and osk for
On ed-tsksL