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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-15

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new Spiedel Stretch Band-liberal
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Oak Harbor, Ohio. 8-4t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-15

1912 DODGE, a good farm truck,
motor over-hauled, new clutch,
good tires; 1852 Case self-propell
ed combine, g.. Phone 9124. 9-2tp
Evening star., 1955-02-14
Style Show
To Feature


A spring fashion show will
be a highlight Of the luncheon
to be held at l o'clock tomor-
row atthe Hotel Statler for the
benefit Of the Hadassah Med
ical Organization.
Mrs. Jack Karpas. wife Of
the deputy director Of the Ha4
dassah medical program, will
be the guest speaker.
Honor guests will include
Mrs. Alhen w. Barkley. Mrs.
Reuven Shiloah, wife Of the
Minister Of Israel; Mrs. Arthur
F. Burns. wife Of the economic
adviser to President Eisen-
hover; Mrs. Raymond Clapper,
official Of CARE; Mrs. Monet
Davis. Mrs. William E. Riley
and Mrs. Francis Russell.
The commentary for the
fashion show will be given by
Inga. television personality.
The program also will include
the awarding Of a number of
prizes.
The luncheon is being
sponsored by the Washington
Chapter Of Hadassah of which
Mrs. Mark Smith is president.
Mrs. Alexander Chase, chair
man of the Hadassah Medical
Organization. is being assisted
by the following committee
chairmen: Mrs. Emanuel
Cohen. hospitality; Mrs. Jo-
seph Fradkin and Mrs. Jack
Kraft, hostesses; Mrs. Samuel
Dessoff, tickets; Mrs. Ned
Bord, Mrs. Benjamin Golden
and Mrs. Isadore Ak. arrange
ments and decorations; Mrs.
Morris Schwartz, program. and
Mrs. Frederick Brandt. pub
licity.
The HadasSah Medical Or
ganization maintains a net
work of modern medical in
stallations in Israel, including
hospitals. clinics. laboratories
and training schools. Mem
bers attending the luncheon
will make a minimum dona-
ton Of SIS for the work Of the
HMO.
Evening star., 1955-02-14
Anniversary
Marked by
Pilot Club

The Pilot Club of Washing
ton celebrated its 10th ami
versary yesterday with a 4 to
6 o'clock reception at the Ad-
miral Club.
The guest of honor was Miss
Winifred Newman Of Charles
ton. w. Va. president Of Pilot
International.
Miss Frances Murphy, pres
ident of the hostess club,
headed the receiving line,
which also included Mrs. j. K.
Stacy, first vice president and
president-elect for the coming
year.
Among others asked to re-
ceive were Mrs. Charles w.
Havlena, a director of Pilot
International; Miss Helen
Hoffman. a past president of
Pilot International, and Mrs.
Nancy Paden of Lancaster. Pa,
lieutenant governor of District
Is Of the international organi-
cation.
Mrs. Stacy, the incoming
president. is a sister of Sen,
ator Richard B. Russell Of
Georgia. The former Ina Rus
sell, she received a degree at
Washington College of Law
and was admitted to practice
before the Supreme Court of
Georgia while her father,
Judge Richard B. Russell, was
the Chief Justice for the State.
She served as an attorney with
the Veterans Administration
for a number of years.
A service group of business
and professional women, the
Pilot Club invited the presi-
dents of several mems service
clubs and the heads of local
business and professional
women's groups to be its
guests at the party.
A highlight of the after
noon was the lighting of Is
candles on a three-tiered
birthday cake decorated with
tiny pilot wheels and the club
motto in gold.
Evening star., 1955-02-14
Mr.. BiddIe Heads Unit

Mrs, Burns Garrett. Mrs, r. r.
Ellinger. Mr.. Grant Simmons.
Mr.. James Freer, Mrs. Isadore
Waxler and Mr.. D. w. Taylor.
Area chairmen for the
Northwest section of the resi-
Dental division are as follows:
Mrs. David F. Anderson, jr.,
Mrs. Henry Gibson, Mrs. A. v.
Howell, Mrs. William A. Glas-
gov. Mrs. Ralph w. Gardner,
Mrs. Robert C. Young. Mrs.
William F. Royal, Mrs. Arthur
c. Syran, Mrs. Leona + d
Hoelcher, Mrs. Harriet Barney,
Mrs. John C. Gibbons. Mrs.
Lambert Jones, Mrs. Smith
Bookhart, Mrs. Warren Chase,
Mrs. Frederick Merrill, Miss
Flora Brown, Mrs. Maurice j.
McGarry. Mrs. E. C. Shepherd,
Mrs. Paul Blackburn, Mrs. Her
bert Goold, Mrs. Clarence M.
Chaffee. Mrs. Joseph Ives,
Mrs. F. T. vonBaur, Mrs. Ives
Lowe, Mrs. G. C. Echols, Mrs.
John Weaver and Mrs. Ernest
T. Owens.
Evening star., 1955-02-14
OAR Group Plans
Colonial Porty

An advance celebration of
George Washington's birthday
will be held at a Colonial tea
party to be given Saturday by
the Erasmus Perry Chapter.
Daughters of the American
Revolution.
The group viii meet at the
home Of Miss Mildred Getty
on Georgia avenue where the
rooms will be arranged to rep
resent a parlor and dining
room in a Philadelphia tavern
in the year 1881. Members
will wear costumes Of the CO.
lonial period and will be pre-
pared to converse on subjects
which might have been dis
cussed in such a setting.
The entertainment is being
arranged by the program
chairman, Mrs. Lawrence
Lesser, and the chapter regent.
Mrs. Walter c. Clarke.
Evening star., 1955-02-14
Readers Clearing House
r.TR,RARY pAsrE

(lHrs. C. A. b. Washington
Here is q recipe" for IL
brary paste which is easy to
make. reasonable in price, and
efficient to use: One-half cup
flour, l pint cold water. ia
teaspoons powdered alum, 10
drops oil of cloves, drop car
bolic acid. Make paste of flour
and small amount of cold
water. Boil balance of water
with alum, add slowly to paste
and blend well. Boil over slow
heat for Is minutes, stirring
constantly and adding a bit
more water if needed. (Flours
differ.) Cool. Add cloves and
carbolic acid and it is ready
for use. This keeps well and
is fine for making scrap books
and for use in Girl Scout and
Camp Fire Girl handcraft
work.
Be sure to tighten your
earrings when you go out in
cold weather! AS your ears
get cold they contract and of
come your earrings.
Thank you for all your help.
Evening star., 1955-02-14
MAKE-BELIEVE. CAKE.
IT. r A Alernudrinl

For Mrs. H. L. Y, Alexan-
dria: My daughter had just
such a cake as you describe.
It was made of gaily printed.
decorated cardboard. The cake
was divided into sections the
shapes of pie wedges. When
fitted together, as when she
bought it. it looked like a nice.
round cake, but the wedges
were each hollow, each an
empty box. In each one of
them she placed a silly little
ten-cent gift, each wrapped
and tied attractively. The guest
had a lot of fun watching the
cake being "cut" and the
gifts opened. Afterwards, she
had a real birthday cake
served with tea.
Evening star., 1955-02-14
Ministers Wife
Guest Speaker

Mrs. Reuven Shiloah, wife of
Israel's Minister. will be the
guest speaker at a joint mem
bership meeting of the Silver
Spring and Bethesda Chevy
Chase Chapters of Hadassah
at $3.50 o'clock tonight.
Mrs. Shiloah will speak to
the group on "Women's Role in
a Young Democracy, at the
meeting in the Montgomery
County Jewish Community
Center in Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1955-02-14

The Residential Area Divi-
sion of next months Red Cross
fund drive will be headed by
Mr.. Samuel Biddle, with Mrs.
Stuart Symington and Mr..
Rufus Byars. as his co-chair-
men. Mr.. Martin T. Wiegand,
campaign chairman has an
nounced.
Newly named district chair
men who will work with them
include Mrs. Reiff Hannunl,
Evening star., 1955-02-14
Vincent A. Finniran Photo
MAGAZINES OFFERED.
mrs. H. M. M,
Upper Marlboro

I have about so copies Of
old National Biographies dat
ing as far back as 1882 that
I would like to give some
school organization that could
use their valuable informa-
ton. and also their pictures
for scrapbooks. Also, ! have
about so copies of other mag
azines. including Better Homes
and Gardens, Good House
keeping, Look and Life, which
I would be glad to give to
some one who can come and
pick them up. Write me in
care of RICH if you are in
terested.
Do any Of the readers have
a good recipe for Mexican
chilli.
"
SUMMER SQUASH PIE.
MRS. r. H. j., HynttsUille)
Here is a recipe for Mrs.
A. H., Falls Church, who asked
for a recipe to help use up
canned summer squash.
Summer Squash Pie-Two
cups strained squash, / cup
sugar. / tablespoon flour (mix
with sugar to avoid pie whey
ing), " teaspoon salt, tea
spoon cinnamon. / teaspoon
nutmeg. 4 eggs Gust stir them
i'm, 2 cups milk. Bake at 450
degrees for 10 minutes, then
reduce the heat to $50 degrees
and bake for 40 minutes
longer, or until a knife in
serted comes out clean. This
is also a good way to use up
leftover fresh summer squash.
The above recipe will make a
1O-inch pie For a small one.
just halve the amounts given.
Evening star., 1955-02-14
HANG PICTURES?

mrs. H. r. Y, Springfield
I have lots of pictures of my
children and grandchildren
and I am in hopes some of the
readers can help me with an
idea about them. Most of the
pictures stay put away because
there's not enough place to
set them. I would like to hang
them in groups but hardly
know how to go about it. What
kind of frames can I get? Could
frames be bought to accommo-
date say 2 or 3 pictures? Some
are 8xl0. 7x9, and others are
smaller. How should these be
hung and arranged to show
to best advantage. I'm really
anxious to do something about
these, so I would appreciate
any help you readers may have
to offer.
Evening star., 1955-02-14
CLOTHES DRYING;
WASH FLEECE COATp

MRS. J. K, Arlington
For the lady who wanted to
know about clothes drying in
doors. when I dry them inside,
do one extra rinse and set up
two small fans that circulate
the air around the clothes. My
biggest problem is drying the
babies clothes, and they are
always soft when I do this.
I would like to know if any
one has washed one of the
washable nylon fleece coats.
Is it wearable after you wash
1t? I was wondering if they
wear well enough to stand be-
ing handed down from one
girl to another. I have four
girls, ages ranging from IL to
year, and it is a job to dress
them for school. Az, has
anyone s...---..,.--,--..::.:1CIng these
coats at home?
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Tvs Mysterious "Arshur Jones"

Gino Prato, the shoemaker who won S32 900
for answering the climax question about
Toscanini's debut as conductor, became a
contestant thanks to q more simple, heart
warming epistlc from his daughter. Il have q
great deal Of confidence in Dad, /" II said. Dad
IS handsome man with lovely Italian accent
-. His love for opera Is an important part Of
his Life. He IS humble and sincere about every
thing he does and that is why think the people
would just love him.
Ofthc 2O,O O-odd letters received each week,
around 500 are distinctive enough to qualify
for the second step on the pot-of-gold ladder.
These lucky applicants sre sent what the Lou
Cowan Office calls an arthur Jones'" This IS
a nimeoGraphed questit,nnaire which encour-
ases the prospective gust to explain why he
fancies himself q good &C ntestant and what the
Sam Hill he'd do with $4,000.
Upon receipt Of this show Of interest from
The $4,000 Question. many people are
overwhelmed and temporarily 90 OF their
rocker. This preliminary letter. therefore, IS
signed .Arthur Jones" - fictitious Office
employee who saves real staff members from
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Continued from preceding page

not looking for Einsteins," /" says Mr.. Koplin.
when scoop up letter, .audition' Il for
character and warmth Of personality that can
project to an audience. !"
There IS no set pattern to letters that
launched the senders to fame and fortune.
Marine Captain McCutchen, for instance,
holds the record for one Of the longest open
ing sentences in grammatical history. His
application. beginning with participle and
ending many weeks later with So. 900, started
as follows.
The Captains Eloquence
Gentlemen: Being endowed with normal
mental faculties, polished to fair degree BY
higher education. plus the aggressive spirit
imbued in all members Of the nations Oldest
and the worlds finest fighting force, the US.
Marine Corps, would do disseryice to myself
and the Corps If were not to pick up the
gauntlet ifung BY your able NC. at the con-
clllsion Of your telecast. By announcing myself
As being desirous Of appearing on the $4,000
Question quiz as an uncompromisine chal-
lenger for that princely sum-"
Evening star., 1955-05-16
THE PASSING SHOW
Back to the Movies
Is the Newest Trend
By HARRY MACARTHUR

There thing about pendulum. Unless tie down.
It always swings back the other and nobody yet has figured
tie down the pendulum trends of show business Time
and wasn't long when that week could be counted
dull when grng movie star announced readiness to plunge
Evening star., 1955-05-16
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
CLARK, Kay to Marry?

offer them advice, says Bing.
People who have messed up
their own lives always believe
they're best qualified to give a
kid advice-bad advice"
Gregory Peck will make his
first coast to coast PA. tour
with "Moby Dick" Greg has q
percentage of the film.
Charlton Heston's next movie
Mistake at Leavenworth"-
will be one of those lovely per-
tentage deals at U-I. The script
is by Don MCGUIRE, who au-
thored bad Day at Black
Rock"
Dore Schary did some table
pounding at the censor's Office
and finally got his script for
"Tea and Sympathy" approved.
So don't be surprised if M-G-M
buys Tennessee Williams "Cat
on a Hot Tin Roof" just as a
gamble.
Il 4 *A
John Wayne, calling from
Mexico, says he never felt better
in his life. with the first long
rest he has had in ages. Duke
will be back in Hollywood June
20, to discuss 1.-The Searchers"-
his next picture with John Ford.
Son Pat will be in this one with
him, together with Ollie Carey,
and her son, Harry Carey. jr.
Louis Calhern will be heading
back to Broadway, after five
years and 26 pictures here, to
do Wooden Dish"
Shelley Winters, just back
from Mexico, says she will do
summer stock with "Rose Tat
too" Then she'll start her in
dependent picture, wedding
Breakfast" And I would like
to do all the shooting in New
York City, I'm so in love with
that town." Shell adds.
Dick Powell cast Bob Middle
ton in 1T Happened One Night"
by accident. Dick called his Sec
retary to get a recording nt
Ray Middleton. At the time,
his praise agent, Bev Barnett.
was talking to her about Bob
Middleton: she made q natural
mistake and gotSBob's recording.
When Dick heard 1t, he said,
""This isn't Rays voice-but /
can use it."
Grace Kelly comment, re the
romance reports with Jean Pierre
Aumont-"You can lead a horse
to water but you can't make it
drink"
Releasal by the MANA,
Evening star., 1955-05-16
ED SULLIVA AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
NY Secretary, Africa, Speaks

Hayward planning to Madrid to
view sights for the Charles Lind
bergh film biog. Barbara
Perilnlan of the Namm -Loeser
clan. marrying Edward Meadow.
June. IL. Keefe Brasselle and
his wife acting silly. John
Ford signed Harry Carey's
widow, Olive. for ''The Search
ers.' Tourists, their heads
in the clouds, atop the 102-story
Empire State observation tower.
Bill Patterson, jr., son Of
United Air Lines prexy. weds
Marcia Motley, June 80 Cher
dads Parade magazine publisher)
The Tommy Harmons
(Elyse Knox expect Sir Stock.
Joan Davis and Jerry Ma
thanson altar bound. Burt
Lancaster completed ''The Ken
tuckian." =. Danny Kaye to
London Tuesday for his Palla-
dium opening. Ed Pauley. jr.,
dating Laurette Luez. :. Hum
phrey Bogart wanted by Milton
Sperling for J. P. Marquand's
Melvin Goodwin, U. s. A." .
Dor (INS) Dixon's sister. Mar
guer.te, marrying Robert Franco
July 3. Barbara Ruick pre-
fers Nacio Herb Brown, jr. i. =
Metro planning a musical remake
of Reunion in Vienna" with Ed
mund Purdom. :. Add financial
understandings: kids fishing for
coins through CRATES.
Robert E. Sherwood revealed
to me that he completed his first
draft of "War and Peace" and
expects to meet with Fred zinna-
mann in Yugoslavia shortly. !.
The Phil Fosters named him
Danny. So far, MGM's
blackboard Jungle" racked So
200, 900. Katharine Cornell
spending the summer at Mar
tha's Vineyard. Jerry Lewis
and Patti to Europe June IA. /.
The Steven Hills, in Cornell
Wilde's Storm Fear" expect Sir
Stock. Marty" breaking
house records at the Sutton. i.
Chordettes headline Ohio State
Fair, August %. Lloyd Leip-
zig leaving Columbia Records to
manage Tony Bennett and Jill
Corey. Add click: Kathy
Tappan at Club Chantilly. :.
Executive Book Club of Amer
ica's July selection, How to Sell
Your Way Into the Big Money"
penned by The News Vincent
Sullivan.
Amelia,
Evening star., 1955-05-16

Dear BoSS-Attorney General
Brownell's niece. Dorothy, and
Bryce Templeton picked June Is
Il confirmed with her dad,
United States Commissioner of
Education). -. The Toots Shors
expect Sir Stork. Talked to
DR.. Ralph Bunche. He told me
that he's readying his report to
Dag Hammarskjold, capsuling his
U. N. globe-circling tour.
Dodger Manager Walter Aston
certainly can take a bow on the
Dodger squirt from the MI start
ing gate. Runaways seem to be
the 1855 fashion; Cary Middle
coff won the Masters by seven
shots: Gene Littler spread d-eagled
the Las Vegas tourney by 13
shots; Chandler Harper won the
Colonial Open with a margain
Of eight shots.) .. Lucius Bee
be's piece on lls-Royce, in Es-
quire, reveals that the wealthy
installed wine coolers. strong
boxes, bars. and even hot and
cold running water in them.
y
Just got of the phone with
Robert Kennedy, son of EXAM
bassador Joseph P. Kennedy. He
said he'll meet Supreme Court
Justice William o. Douglas in
Tehran, July 26. and then pro-
ceed with him to Moscow. first
week in August. It's a boy
for the Stanley Meyers (Nate
Blumberg's daughter, Dodo).
Grace Kelly back from the Film
Festival at Cannes. Seventh
Heaven" with Gloria De Haven
and Ricardo Montalban crossed
$4,000 for two weeks in Phila-
delphia. GAG prexy Tommy
Rockwell out of the hospital.
Pat Moclair, daughter Of
Roxy managing director. honey
incoming with John Dunphy.
. Joe Louis a year older. {.
Desi Arnaz trying to get Bill
Powell to play Lucille Balls ia
ther in their Guardian Angel"
flicker.
May Storks en- route to the
Robert MerrillS. the Marvin Bar
retts MARY Ellin Berlin), the
Karl tDodger) SpoonerS. {.
Agan Khan's son, Prince Sa-
dreddin. and Shah Of Trans
daughter, Princess Shawnaz,
dating. Olivia de Havilland
due back from Europe for the
Not AS a Stranger" premiere
at the Capitol, June 80 (Pierre
'Galante will remain in Paris).
Margaret O'Brien and Rad
Fulton a twosome. Leland
Evening star., 1955-05-16

available Martin-Lewis comedy
| will take care of that.
HOME TOWN PLAYERS
The Genesians of the Church of
st. Stephen and the Incarnation
will present "Ten Nights in a
Barroom" nightly at $3.50 this
week, except on Thursday. Di-
rector is Robert Walker. Place:
The Parish Hall. Sixteenth and
Newton streets NV. Falls
Church Community Theater will
stage 1.-THE Little Foxes" on
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday
and Saturday nights at $3.50 at
the Falls Church High School.
John Green is directing and the
cast includes Jane Seaman, Orel
Leonard, Don Hopkins, Paul
Carmi. Judy Potter and Walt
Tompkins. It is "Tish," I"
adapted from the Mary Roberts
Rhinehart stories, which will oc-
cupy the Gunton-Temple Play
ers this week, on Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday. at $3.50
pm. The first two performances
will be at the social hall Of
Gunton-T Temple Presbyterian
Church, Sixteenth and Newton
streets NV. Fridays at the
Lewis Memorial Methodist
Church, Fourth and Hamilton
streets NV. That old court
room standby. 1.-THE Night Of
January 16," will be done by the
Standard Dramatic Guild of the
Metropolitan A.M.E. Church on
Friday night at $3.50 at the
church. 1918 M street NV.
The Foundry Players of Foundry
Methodist Church are taking
advantage of the recent release
of Time Out for. Ginger" to
amateurs, will stage it Thursday
and Friday at $3.50 pm. Peggy
Stiles is playing the leading role.
Place: The dramatic hall Of the
church, Sixteenth and P streets
NV. Suspense is what the
Curtain Callers of Calvary Bap-
tist Church, Eighth and H
streets NV, are turning to with
Edward Chodorov's Kind
Lady" They will present it FRI
day and Saturday nights at $3.50
under the direction of Mrs. Cue
! Dunn.
| X + X
SWITCH-The title change Of
the week is announced by War;
ner Bros. The Jack Palance-
Shelley Winters movie formerly
called Jagged Edge" now has
become "A Handful of Clouds. :"
Somebody going soft out there?
Evening star., 1955-05-16

THERE IS NO pousT ABOUT ". CHAPLIN
IS IhE GREATEST or PANToaalAaiSTsr
Evening star., 1955-05-16
WHERE
AND WHEN
CURRENT THEATER
ATTRACTIONS
AND TIME OF SHOWING

Stage
Arena - Dark. "The Mouse
trap" starts tomorrow.
Ambassador - Jump Into
He'll; 4:35, 3:35. 5:35, 7:35 and
9:35 pm.
Capitol-"Violent Saturday;
11:05 am, 12:45, 2:30, 4:30 and
6:25 pm. Doors reopen at $3.50,
feature at 9:25, televised prize
fight at II pm.
ColOny-"Mlle. Gobette"; 6:45
8:20 and 9:55 pm.
Columbia - Blackboard Jun
gle"; 1925 am. 1880, 3:35. $40
7:50 and 9:55 pm.
Dupont-"The gers
Hand; 1880 am, 1880, $3.50
$50. 1885 and 9:40 pm.
Keith's - Run for Cover;
1880 am, 2:10, 4:45, 1920 and
9:55 pm.
Little-"The Little World oi
Don Camille; $40 and 1885
pm.
Macarthur - Doctor in the
House; 6, 7:55 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - "Jum p Into
He'll; 1l:40 am, lao. $40
$40, TAO and $40 pm.
Ontario Animal Farm: /
2:45, ABS, 6:25, $40 and 10 pm
Palace-"The Prodigal":; ll:4C
am, 2:10. 4:45, 7:15 and 9:5C
pm.
Playhouse-"The Glass Slip
per-; IL am, 12:40, 2:30. 4:20
6:l0, 8 and $50 pm.
Plaza-"CompaDions of the
Evening star., 1955-05-16

Clark Gable SPENDS MS spare
time between takes of 1.-THE Tall
Men" inscribing a solid gold ring
with the name, kay Kay
Spreckels, of course. Wedding,
anyone?
Greta Garbo sold her apart
ment at the Hampshire House
in New York, where she lived for
eight years. But she didn't need
the money. Greta owns most of
Beverly Hills. She has an
italian haircut by the way.
June Allyson tried to turn a
back flip-rehearsing for 1T
Happened One Night" and landed
on her neck-which will now be
in a brace for a month.
Superman George Reeves is
getting ready to park the famous
flying cape, to make, another
movie. The first picture I saw
him in was $50 Proudly We Hail, -
with Claudette Colbert. Mar
Ion Brando isn't quite as prosaic
as the stories about him would
have us believe. He walked up to
a lady visitor on the set of Guys
and Dolls" and asked her. what
extraction are you from?"
4
Producers of the Medic" Sc
ries wanted Marilyn Monroe to
come on the show, just so they
could study her heartbeat. But
Joe DlMaggio would just like
her to come home period.
Bob Hope is so pleased over
the raves for his great Academy
award emceeing that he'll say
"yes" If they ask him to do it
again next year. And they'll be
crazy if they don't. Rudy
Vallee and his wife are both
losing weight on a 1,200-calorie-
a-day diet. The Robert Tay-
lor baby should be a Yankee
Doodle Dandy.
know Edmund Gwenn would
be good as Albert Einstein; so
would Paul MUM, now a big hit
on Broadway in his play, In
herit the Wind"
Jack Benny tells me he rode
down in an elevator at the WAL
dorf-Astoria one day last week
with a man who smoked a long
pipe and wore dark glasses. His
face looked familiar but / Just
couldn't remember his name"
said Jack. Then the elevator
operator said as he was leaving,
It's sure a nice day, General
Mac"
4 Il \
Bing Crosby explains in the
current Photoplay how he raises
his four boys: Too many people
Evening star., 1955-05-16
Purents Get ScoIding
On Truininq of Child

Parents who send their chill
dren to church "to get rid of the
brats for an hour or so." got
their comeuppance from a teach
er in an address at Belfast
Northern Ireland.
Speaking on Christian educa-
ton. Kenneth Armour. MA. of
Campbell College, said it must
start In the home, not in the day
school or the Sunday school.
Evening star., 1955-05-16

Night; 1915, 2:10, 4, $50, 7:50
and GAS pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Country
Girl"; 4. 6, 8 and 10 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";:
$3.50 pm.