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Evening star., 1955-07-25
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, July IS R,.-The New
York Stock Exchange. reported today
these odd-lots transactions by principal
Purchases OF 23s,s56 shares: sales Of
2Q9,2Is shares including $50 sha,sS
sold shorts - -uAalHAn
Evening star., 1955-07-25

.xEx dividend. fPlus extra or extras
2 Arrears, half payable June IS. 1865;
half December. 15. 1855. Declared OF
paid so far this year
Evening star., 1955-02-01

Allen. Sammy Colt, of the
Barrymore clan. Wooing Suzanne
Dadolle. :. Gene Mulligan of
Peter Donald's show to wed Lo-
rella Jackson. =. Movies eyeing
Joan Daft. cute blond in MUIR
der in the Cathedral. -.
y 4 4
The Vikings. headed by Paul
Schwegler. donated blood to
Bing Crosby following his opera
ton. That's the same group that
provided blood for Bob WEIGH,
zaSu Pitts, Alice Joyce and
others in the film colony when
they needed it. >. Terry Moore
will continue in "Oh Men. Oh
Women" when it opens Febru-
ary IA in Miami. ~. Eddie Foy,
jr' brother. Irving. expects the
Stork. Bill Miller in from
Las Vegas. Gen. Omar Brad
ley presents Jewish War Veter-
ans gold medal to Bulova's Harry
Henshel. Junior Laemmle
serious about Arthur Murray
teacher, Robin Lewis. Jack
Carter escorting Cindy Bayes.
DR.. Verne Mason, Marilyn Mon
roe's and Ava Gardner's doctor,
has quit his practice to head up
big medical center in Miami
which Howard Hughes is f1nanc-
ing. CDR. Mason saved Hughes
life following his airplane crack
up.)
Evening star., 1955-02-01
withers and his wife reconciied.

withers and his wife reconciied.
Sonia Henie's ex. Winthrop
Gardiner. and Mary Cobb a two
some. :. Anna Magnani, having
completed "The Rose Tattoo"
with Burt Lancaster. sails for
Italy February 8. :. The Robert
Clatworthys tshe's Gertrude
Lawrence's daughter) expect Sir
Stork. Sugar Ray Robinson's
next bout will be in March. q.
Chic Farmer weds Isabelle Rob-
ertson Friday and they'll honey
moon in Nassau. "LunaticS
and Lovers recoups full invest
ment nine weeks after opening.
+. George Gobel planning a
tour of one-night stands this
summer. >. Cold weather hurt
weekend cafe business.
Despite Peron's campaign
against the Catholic Church,
1.-THE Robe" is currently playing
its 35th week in Buenos Aires,
indicating the country's deep re-
ligious sentiment. Sharman
Douglas and CBS-TV exec Bill
Brennon rumored heading for
the altar. :. Mrs. Edmund Pur-
dom and Bob Calhoun a duet.
. Sam Goldwyn's publicity di-
rector. David Golding. at Cedars
Of Lebanon, pneumonia. Both
Eddie Fisher and Perry Como
turned down $4,000 to open the
New Frontier Hotel in Las Vegas
in March. Michael Wilding
exited from MGM for TV with
his THE Scarlet Coat" and THE
Glass Slipper" set for release.
:. Les Colodny, of William Nor
ris Office. and Dee Masterson
honeymooning in California. . d.
"The Racers" into Roxy February
4, with Kirk Douglas, Add
beboppers: Leopards in Central
Park in their smart Zoo suits.
** x
Bobo Rockefeller may do a
Gloria Vanderbilt in Bus Stop. "
-. N. Y. Motorcycle cops switch
to squad cars. Arthur Loew,
jr., and Marissa Pavan dating.
Kathryn GraySon turned down
Mile. Modistes." Jack Benny
guest of honor at UJA kickoff
dinner at Miami, February 81.
Shelly Winters and Farley
Granger back together. Ditto
Merle Oberon and DR.. Rex
Ross. .. Ralph Bellamy plauged
with a throat condition. :.
Conrad Hilton, Byrnie Foy,
Barry Brennan and Bentley
Ryan went to a retreat at
Manresa. Calf. last week end.
Artie Stebbins' daughter
Ann and Robert Wagner
serious. .... Honeymooners:
"Kismet's" Steve Reeves and
Sandra Smith; Gloria MacMil-
Ian of Eve Arden show and Gil
Evening star., 1955-02-01

| YAYRYAY Fairfax. Va. OR. 3-2SSs
AAaA4 &A@ Free Parklns
THE LAST TIME / SAW PARIS" IN
TAYLOR.
Evening star., 1955-02-01
Ed Sullivan
It's War, Not Peace,
For Paramount, Todd

version. II. Dave Baldwin, N. j.
amateur who won the New Jer-
sey Open, weds Essene DeCozen,
come May. :. Canada f1attered
at Buckingham Palaces selection
of a Canadian pilot. Capt. Peter
Fair, to fly Princess Margaret's
BOAC stratocruiser to the Carib-
bean. He is 48, married a British
girl who was a wartime ferry
pilot. He has made 400 Atlantic
crossings since 1884.
\ 4 4 \
Elliott Roosevelt's son, Billy.
Ell Moroccoing with Cary Lat
inner. Charles Laughton re-
ported unhappy over Kurt
Singers unofficial biog. "The
Laughtoil Story" Grant
Evening star., 1955-02-01
News Of Music
BY Frank c. compbeII

Margaret Barthel, piano. At the
Phillips Gallery. Program: Partita in
p fat Bach; Rondo caprlceio
thoven. Sonata No Z. Prokofeff; som
alta in z fiat. Haydn; Music for Chill
dren, Prokofefi: Ballade in nat,
Chopin.
Margaret Barthel, the pianist
at the Phillips Gallery last night
is gifted well beyond many OF
the young players we have heard
In recent years.
Iron discipline has given her
technical equipment that is for
midable and often astonishing in
its brilliance. Miss Barthel's
fingers are under control so con-
stantly that a Beethoven rondo
or q Haydn presto emerges with
glittering clarity.
Although almost delicate In
appearance, she has ample power
for the big Prokofieff Sonata
No. z" and the Chopin A fiat
ballade. She plays these virtuoso
works not only with impressive
force but cleanly and accurately.
To my ears there was not one
wrong note among the rocky
Evening star., 1955-02-01
Precision and Brilliunce Mark
MARGARET BortheFs Recital

peaks of the Prokofieff sonata.
There is, though. a sanitary
almost bloodless quality in much
of Miss Barthel's playing. I do
not suggest that she lacks feel
ing or imagination. Far from in
sensitive is her feeling for rhyth-
mic variety, which can shape a
phrase supplely and gracefully
and a keen sense ~ dynamic
contrast.
The reasons for some lack OF
satisfaction in hearing Miss
Barthel were elusive. but careful
listening last night suggested two
possible causes. Her technique,
though considerable, seldom ap-
pears comfortable to her. 1t is.
rather, the result of persistent
hard work, and her determine
ton shows through plainly. The
quality of Miss Barthel's tone,
though it varies broadly, seldom
has the slightest breath OF
warmth.
The Bach Partita and Haydn
Sonata were efficient but hard
work. and she found little humor
in the engaging dances and
scherzos. The tempo Of Bee
thoven's "Rondo q Capriccio''
was like lightning, but its busy
runs were subdued SO politely
now and then that we missed
the full force Of Beethoven's
"fury."
Miss Barthel's restrained tone
was well suited to the steely gray
lines of the Prokofieff slow
movement. But her melodic play
ing in the Bach Sarabande, the
Haydn Adagio and particularly
the Chopin Ballade was pale
and uncomfortable. She might
have been picking her way warily
over stones in a quiet but chilly
stream,
Evening star., 1955-02-01
BoIivio and Chile Sign
BuIunced Trade Poet
BY the Associated Press

AFRICA, Chile, Feb. l.-Presi-
dent Carlos Ibanez of Chile and
President Victor Paz Estenssoro
of Bolivia signed an agreement
yesterday to make the economy
of their countries complement
ary.
The agreement proposes bal
anced trade between the coun-
tries, coordination of produc-
tion, an increase in exportabLe
surpluses, and industrial devel-
opment through capital invest
ments in each country.
Evening star., 1955-02-01
Gods Prisoner

ADEN GA blind man.
Mohamed Abdillahi was con-
victed for the murder of his two
brothers-in-law. "If the court
sentences me to prison, I don't
care. because / am already a
prisoner" he said. God put me
in prison by making me blind. "
Evening star., 1955-02-01

HISER- BETHESDA 741s - Wis; = 1..s As''
MARION BRANpo and JEAN SIMMONS,
"DESIREE"
6:40 and eco
pride OF THE NATION"
800 and 600.
Fri and Sat Only. "HANSEL AND /
TGRETEIl." Also THIS Is YOUR
Evening star., 1955-02-01
NEW YORK.
Men and Maids and Stuff

Men and Maids and Stuff
Most concerned about Bing
Crosby's hospital siege was Bar
bara Romack, United States
women's amateur golf champ,
one of Bing's favorite dates.
:. Jelke's lawyers wish his trial
would start now. as the Rubin
stein murder dominates Page /.
Paramount. to thwart Mike
Todd. rushing Tolstoy's "War
and Peace" into June produc-
ton. Paramount, understanding
its priority. notes that Italian
Producer Dino Laurentiis has
been preparing the story for two
years.) Todd's only chance now
is to land Tito for a lead in his
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
Skid Road
Philosophy
by
HdefOnZO Redadtrini
SIum Philosopher
ATOMIC DISCOVERY
AND INVENTION
Greek AtOmists

The credit of discovering the
atom belongs to the ancient
Greeks. About the middle of the
fifth century, BIC, Leucippus and
Democritus founded the school of
atomists', who advanced the the
DRY that the elemental units of
things are invisible, indivisible, i'm
penetrable, spatial en- It'll S
(atoms) differing only in form,
size and weight and that these
units or atoms have an inherent
motion of their own"
Like many other Greek philo-
sophical ideas, this theory has
great influence upon modern sci
ence. Democritus and his col
leagues thought the atom was in
divisible-the only mistake in their
theory which the twentieth CEN
fury corrected by splitting the uni
Versal unit.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
Debunking Needed

In our attempt OF give the an
swer we may have to demolish
such sacrosanct anachronism as
My country. right or wrong, 4"
just as Calico bombed the
geocentric theory of Ptolemy, with
the helioeentric theory of Coperni-
Gus.
Not having private atom
bomb, 1 will substitute for it an
over sized tomato or a Philippine
fruit called Dorian, whose ex-
tremely delicious taste is in in
versed relation to it's nauseating
odor and that this great delicacy
has to be eaten, we are told, by
closing the portals of ones pro-
bocis.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
Langnage and AIphabets

Without language, we would
not be far above the gorilla, or the
elephant or our pet dog. Without
language. the communication of
ideas from one person to another,
from one generation to another,
would be at a minimum.
The Phoenicians, who improved
on Egyptian earlier system of
writing, contributed to the adj
vancement of all successive inven-
tons and discoveries when they
gave the alphabet to world civil
ization. Without the alphabet the
preservation and diffusion of hui
man knowledge would be, indeed.
very difficult
Every generation would have to
start building its storehouse of
knowledge all over again
The primitive man contributed
to the invention of the atom bomb
when he invented the wheel and
the fire. for without these inven-
tons. modern technology and in
dustry would be completely para
lyzed.
Chinese and Hindu Contributions
The atom bomb is a colossal
version of the fire cracker invent
ed by the Chinese long before
Marco Polo went to China. The
Chinese. likewise. contributed to
the atom bomb when they gave to
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16

Well, kids, school is back in seS-
sion again, and that means more
work and less play. Wen try and
keep up with all of you and the
latest news.
Wedding bells rang for Betty
Mamaril and John Cannon of Au-
burn on Aug. 81. COngrats, kids.
i
Attention: Arlene Antoine and
LOWE Verzola! Does this sound
familiar: Hasn't >. >.
got beautiful peppers ?" Who is it,
LOWE and Arlene; tell us!
Since school started we find lots
of the kids pairing off in couples.
Among them are: Dick Akers,
patrOling Federal Way, while Pearl
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16

Tillman and Johnny DOdsOn cover
Queen Anne. Also we find Dick
Agbalog and Carol Moss side-step-
ping the halls of Franklin. Last,
but not least, Bob TilIman and
Pat NJ. keep pace with very i'm
pOrtant social outings.
What would you have done if
the car got stuck and you were
seen out on the highway with your
pajamas? Better not try it next
time, Pho D.; it could happen, you
know.
Remember the homework and
forget the night life. See you in
the next issue. Be good. BIZ.
Sincerely,
The Two Tiny Tattlers
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
Who Invented the Bomb?

ALPHABETICALLY speaking, the
atom bomb is the invention of
mankind, which started on the
route towards the invention of the
bomb when he invented language,
the most important of all human
creations.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16

The new special service officer
arrived and moved into his new
office. That afternoon, the first
CT. came into his office. AS he
entered, the officer picked up the
phone and after a few seconds,
answered, Yes, Colonel, every
thing is fine, sir
Turning to the visitor, he asked,
Nov, what can do for your"
The CT. sighed, I'm from the
signal office. I just came in to
connect your telephone"
'How far to the nearest town ?"
inquired the motorist.
Five miles as the crow flies"
How far" persisted the motor
list, IF the crow has to walk,
carrying can of gasoline ?"
TIL think" began the witness.
THE jury is not interested in
what you think, they want to hear
what you know, now talk up!"
shouted the Judge,
We'll I can't talk without
thinking" replied the witness.
I'm not a lawyer"
In his will your late employer
has named you as his beneficiary"
said the lawyer.
1T wasn't me, sir" denied the
girl anxiously, Il know he had
one, but honestly. it wasn't me-"
Daddy And what did you see
while you were in the country,
dear?"
Little Peggy: 1--WE saw lot of
little piggy-banks robbing a big
piggy-bank."
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16

CIVILIZATION the pruning press,
which immensely increased mems
ability to pass their knowledge
from one another and from gener-
alton to generation and from ma
ton to nation.
Through the perfection of our
numerals which the Arabs carried
to the West, the Hindus have aid
ed in Western inventions.
1t would be very cumbersome to
compute certain problems in the
chemistry and physics of electron-
les with Roman numerals. The
Arabic numerals are of Hindu or
igin, but they are called Arabic"
because the Arabs introduced them
in the West.
Basic researches on electronics
between Madame Currie about
1896 and 1884 were done by Euro
peans. Practically all fundamen-
tai principles in electronics were
discovered before 1884"
International Collaboration
A list of the eminent scientists
who participated in the U. S. re-
search which eliminated in the in
vention of the atom bomb reads
like a roster of the United Ma
tons.
Henry Smyth, former Head of
the Atomic Energy Commission,
said that with the help of Euro
pean refugee scientists, American
money and mechanical genius, en-
abled this country to invent the
atom bomb six months before the
Germans could have invented
theirs.
This is not to minimize Amer
lean inventive genius. No Nation
is self sufficient materially and in
tellectually. America is young.
Like the Romans, she has to learn
from older nations, before she can
teach.
AS the apex is to the pinnacle,
so is the inventor to worlds Gull
ture. Countless men must collect
the materials, build the founda-
ton and the main body of the
structure to support its highest
point.
The paramount question is: Can
men synthesize world basic ideas
for a social invention on organiza-
ton and control to regulate the
anti-social impact of the inven-
lions of the physical sciences,
which are forces for good or for
evil, depending upon their use?
The answer to this big question
is our excuse for keeping company
and fellowship with our Jungle
philosopher of the PHILIPPINES
FREE PRESS.
Debunking Needed
In our attempt OF give the an
swer we may have to demolish
such sacrosanct anachronism as
My country, right or wrong"
just as Calico atom bombed the
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16

Open 5 til TO PM
Daily except Tues
Sunday 2 to 10 PM
Parking In Rear
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
TEEN-AGE TATTLE

BY i've liny loeIIuI. lho ternbIy irOthfvI. tuters
Evening star., 1955-02-06

tions to local health author
tiles. The U. MS World Health
Organization tabulates statis-
tics and information about
outbreaks Of flu all over the
world. In the United States, the
National Institutes of Health
correlate the activities Of local
health departments and keep
files on all influenza epidemics.
In addition, the National
Institutes Of Health. as shown
in these pictures, conduct q
long-range program centered in
the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Silver Spring area, where some
$500 men, women and children
are serving as a control group
to determine the effect of i'm
muniZation, which is q COM
paratively recent development
In fighting influenza. However,
the use of vaccine in preventing
influenza Is complicated be-
cause there are three different
known strains Of the disease,
and immunity to one does not
necessarily mean immunity to
either Of the other two. Most
vaccines, and all those COM
mercially available, contain q
number of strains. Evidence so
far indicates that immunity
produced by the vaccine Is
stronger and of longer dura-
ton than the immunity one
gains from having influenza
and recovering.
These pictures show steps in
the processing Of influenza
fCOstisaed on Page ~
Evening star., 1955-02-06
What Science Has learned About Flu

IN CASE YOU'RE happily
unaware of it, there's an
influenza epidemic due, right
now. It's not the deadly type
of 1918. when an estimated
Is million people throughout
the world succumbed to it, but
the aching variety that's seldom
fatal yet always troublesome.
Scientific researchers have dis
covered that there is a par
ticular strain Of flu virus that
reappears every two years. and
this is the year. With it comes
a winter epidemic which,
though minor in personal
effect. nevertheless is tremen-
dous in total damage. The
amount of time lost in indus
try and the discomfort suf-
fered at home when the disease
reaches its peak virulence in
February is enormous.
The symptoms of this inf1u-
enza are, according to DR..
Dorland ]. Davis, chief of in
fiuenza research of the United
States Public Health Service,
fever Of approximately five
days duration. general malaise,
muscular aching. cough and
headache. To make things
worse. DR.. Davis says, There
is no evidence that any of the
antibiotics now available have
any therapeutic value in the
course Of the primary disease
caused by the virus of infiu-
enza." The Army. which has
been one of the biggest suf-
ferers from the effects of past
Evening star., 1955-02-06
BY Nolan Edwards

influenza epidemics. has under
taken to inoculate all its per-
sonnel with influenza vaccine,
beginning as far back as last
November.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

Since the disease knows no
geographical bounds. the battle
against it goes on around the
globe, and the forces fighting
it range from the United Ma
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Santa Anitu
Continued from Page C-1)
ZAP Wirephoto.

third choice to win Calumet's
third Derby under the devil red
silks from Kentucky, made one
brief bid but was never a seri-
Gus factor.
Beau Busher, with Ray York
aboard-he had the winning ride
on Determine last year-also
was in the early running. But he
soon dropped out of the picture
and it was, in brief, a two-horse
race in the final furlong between
Swaps and the Kentucky-bred
jeans Joe.
Trailing the first four were Be.
queath, Nabesna Trentonian.
Fabulous Vegas, Blue Pencil,
Treadgold, Trackmaster. Beau
Busher, Right Down and Cover
Me Up.
Arcaro said he was lucky to
find a spot to get through on
Jeans Joe. II think he would
be a real top colt if he'd just
try a little harder"
In the sixth race, the $22,250
Los Cerritos Handicap for mares
and fillies. Shoemaker brought
IN First Baby to win for his
third victory Of the afternoon.
First Baby hung on to outlast
Mab's Choice, an Irish mare, and
win by almost a length. Countess
Fleet was third. The time for
the seven furlongs was 1:22A.
Shoemaker's triple set a new
record for Santa Anita for one
meeting-10. He held the mark
of nine with Arcaro-the Shoe
last year and Eddie in 1850.
First Baby paid 1880, $500
and $3.70: Mab's Choice $4.30
and $3.50. and Countess Fleet So.
The eight-race handle was
$3,350,454.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Horse DisiIIusioned
Teeth
Into Stretch Battle
BY the Asseeiated ,re,s

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 19.-
Mighty Moment Is a disillu-
stoned race horse. his faith in
the adage 1.-THE means justify
the ends" shaken by unfeeling
track stewards at the Fair
Grounds.
Jockey Jimmy Combest. vet
eran of many stretch duels,
hooked up in fight with Mighty
Moment during the sixth race
yesterday.
Combest. riding March Brat.
passed Mighty Moment in the
stretch, about one-eighth Of a
mile from the finish line of the
six-furlong event. Mighty Mo-
ment, ridden by Clarence Meaux,
apparently didn't like being
passed and first took a swipe at
March Brat and then grabbed
Combest on the foot with his
teeth.
Combest struck Mighty Mo-
ment across the head with his
whip and then struck Meaux in
an effort to get free and try to
win the race at the same time.
Combest escaped from Mighty
Moment and drove March Brat
to a half-length victory for a
payof of $3.50. $3.50 and $2.20.
Mighty Moment finished sec
ond, but Meaux claimed a foul
against Combest for the whip
work.
The foul was diSalloWed.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
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THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 800; claim
Ing;. 4-year-olds and up: 8 furlongs..
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Hobad tBroussard 9.20 400 800
Don Buster tKeene) 4.40 $50
Faithful Ring P0para) 400
Victoria Cross Coat Of Mail Sheer
Madness Dixie Spy Time. LAT.
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ing; 4-year-oldS and up; u miles.
KanEasu PopaFa1 500 $50 400
Jonskid tHardin'k) $50 800
Takapine tBroussard) $50
King Midas. Sneak Easy. Sweet Sigrid.
5argainer, q Saracen Devil. Time. 200.
Finished I'd but disqualified and
placed last