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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25

Pauline Wahlers and her father,
Ed Sorensen, drove to Chicago
where they are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Sorenson.
Thanksgiving Services at St.
PauPs Lutheran Church will be
held Wednesday evening (Nov. 23)
beginning at 800.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan McKeever of
Fremont honored Rosayln Motel
with a birthday dinner recently.
Mrs. Amanda Brauer, Mr.. and
Mrs, Nicholas Motel and daughters
travelled to Maple Heights via the
Ohio Turnpike and visited the Tad
dy Makrohaisky family.
Oscar Heminger had the pleasure
of giving his grandson, Rusty
Merckens, his first haircut Sunday
Pictures were taken before, during
and after to record the event
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25

Toledo were weekend guests of the
Lester Younker family.
Phyllis Heminger was in San
duSky over the weekend where she
baby sat with her nieces, Marian,
Barbara and Jan Heminger. Johnny
Heminger is quite marked up as a
result of fall down the stairs.
Neil Merckens had a weeks va
cation during which he enjoyed
some hunting and did up some of
the jobs which had been piling up.
He also worked at increasing his
supply of fireplace wood
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Wahlers and
Mary attended Open House at Kohl
Hall at Bowling Green where Kate
is residing. Later Sunday afternoon
they attended the Kochendorfer-
Yingling wedding reception in San
dusky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
DANBURY

The Junior and Senior Glasses of
Lakeside High School are now con-
Quoting their annual campaign for
magazine subscriptions. Proceeds
go into the respective class funds
toward a class trip upon gradua-
ton. The contest ends November
28th.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Wahlers re-
turned from a visit with their
daughter and family in Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hudak, MARY
Jean Earls) have returned from
their honeymoon and are residing
in the upper apartment of the
Weichel home.
Mr.. anu Mrs. Don Williams of
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25

The Danbury Gel held panel
discussion at the high school with
the subject, "The Problem Caild,
Where Lies the Responsibility2".
Robert Ahrens acted as moderator,
with other panel members being:
The Home, Mrs. Bud Thorne;
School, Dick Weichel; Church, G.
A. Reinke; Community, Mrs. Lloyd
Dayton. Each member brought her
husband and an additional couple.
The collection of used clothing
by members of st. PauPs Lutheran
Church began Sunday. ALI items
are to be sent to Europe.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25

People can have TB in its early
stages without knowing they are
i'll. A chest x-ray can find tubercu-
losis before outward symptoms ap-
pear.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25

Your rights ond privileges os ON
American citizen ore protected by.
the Constitution. unique and
magnificent document whose
principles Gre us sound today os
when written. over $50 years ago.
Through the years. amendments
have been added to keep the Con
stitution up-to-ddte.
The same is true of the regulo-:
tory powers of the Interstate Com
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25

merce Commission. Congress hos
enacted more than $50 amend
ments to the Interstate Commerce
Act since it wos passed in 1887,
completely overh0uIing it twice.
In principle, present ICC requ-
Lotions governing the vorious
transportation systems ore peril
nent, constructive. and modern in
concept. Under these principles,
we have developed the greatest
competitive transportation system
in the world!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25

sEALY suPpoRr. Yoa can't sleep incorrectly
on POstnretedic! 1t gives firm support at
the vital pressure points" of the body,
keeps bone structure and muscles in pro-
per relation. And when you sleep correctly
you sleep comfortably.
Evening star., 1955-07-23
BeHomy Is Stealing

HOLLYWOOD.-C h a r. 1
Boyer will accept the role o1
Napoleon in "War and Peace
If they shoot his section at the
end. Right now, Charles is ur
to his casbah for his -Four Star
telefilms. .. And Richard
Greene is shooting a "Robir
Hood" television series, aimee
for family consumption, in Eng
land.
Bruce Cabot, suing his former
buddy, is saying very sassy
things about Errol Flynn on the
Via Veneto In Rome. -. Ralph
Bellamy Is almost stealing the
Court Martial of Billy Mitchell
picture from Gary Cooper. RALPH
should make more movies.
The reason Marlene Dietrich j.
the only Hollywood star to play
all the European night clubs i!
that she's the only one who car
speak five different languages
fluently. When she growls q song
1t sounds the same In ever!
language.
| ~ Il Il
Martha Raye's laryngitis ha!
her worried. Makes 1t hard fol
her to sing. But Martha doesn'
have to- warble with all that othel
talent. Marilyn Monroe hal
really changed. She practically
bought out q lingerie shop IL
New York, making the famou!
Evening star., 1955-07-23
WHERE
AND WHEN
CURRENT THEATEH
ATTRACTIONS
AND TIME OF SHOWING

Stage
Carter Barron Amphitheater-
Ballet Russo de Monte Carlo
$3.50 pm.
National-"The Skin Of Oul
Teeth; 2::3o and $3.50 pm.
Olney-"Oh, Men! Oh, Won
emf; $3.50 pm.
Ambassador - Mister Rob
erts":: /, sos. Sis. 7:25. s:3'
and HAS pm.
Capitol - "The Seven Yea
Itch; IL am, 1905. 3:15, 5:25
7:35. 9:40 and 1850 pm.
Colony - Doctor in tn
House; 6, 7:55 and $50 pm.
Columbia This Islant
Earth; IL am, 1855, 2::55, Ass
1855, 8::55 and 1850 pm.
Dupont-"The Freat Adven'
lture": l, 2:45, 4:30. $40. $40
1855 and HAS pm.
Keith's Lady and tn
Tramp: 10 and 11:55 am, 2, 4
is, 8, 10 and 1855 pm.
Little - 1.-THE Barefoot Con
tessa";; 1880, 4:05. $40 and 9:2'
Ip.m.
| Macarthur "The Intruder"
I2:05, 4, 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55 pm
Metropolitan Mister Rob
Ierts"; 1890 am, 1910. 2:55
|5:10, 7:25. $40 and 11:45 pm.
OntariO-"Marty";; l:25, 1920
Evening star., 1955-07-23
HOLLY
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

mo Underwear" quote old fash
Iioned.
Van johnson wants you all to
know his picture, Sunset Kid
with Jane Russell, in gambling
yarn and not a prize-fight story
Margaret O'Brien has voice
and will travel-for a movie
musical.
Robert Wagner wants to sing,
too, and he's asking Goth Cen
Itury-Fox for permission to re-
cord the title song of his latest
picture, "a Kiss Before Dying
"And after this, maybe a mu-
Isical," Bob reports.
Claudette Colbert who turned
down a million dollars for a
ltelevision series because she re-
fused to do the commercials, has
Just refused another $4,000 fol
Evening star., 1955-07-23

|5:lo. s:ss. $40 and 1920 pm.
Paiaee--Interrupted Melody;
IL am. lilo, Sis. 5:25, 7:35.
l9:45 and 11:55 pm.
Playhouse-'The Seven Little
Foys";; 1880 am. 1920, 2:lo,
I4:05, 5:55. 7:50: Gas and 1I:40
pm.
Plaza-"The Bed: 1915, 2:I0,
I4:05. Cos. 8. 10 and 1850 pm.
Trans-Lux = "The Man From
Laramie: 11::35 am, las, 3:45,
l5:45. 7:55, 10 pm. and 1905 am.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
10, 5 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1955-07-23

Ivious Fry productions at Olnes,
namely that of being held over.
ALSO WILDER: It is pure CO.
incidence. but both Of Thornton
Wilder's top plays will be run
ming here simultaneously this
week end. At. 1t goes without say
ing. different levels.
| Mr.. Wilder's Our Town
Iopened last night for three week
end performances as the produc-
tion Of Catholic University's
summer drama students. It did
mot open to the public, however,
but to the limited audiences that
see laboratory productions. When
I""Our Town" was chosen as the
students summer offering, there
was no notion that 1.-THE Skin of
Our Teeth" would be running as
an exalted companion piece at
the National, with Helen Hayes
and Mary Martin.
y 4 = 4
| SATURDAY SUMMARY:
Harold in Italy" will be the
highlight number on tonight's
Ballet Russo de Monte Carlo
program at Carter Barron Am
phitheater. Also set for to-
night are Ballet Imperial, -
BLACK Swan" and lie Beau DAN
ube." =. LES Sylphides," don
Quixote." "Coppelia" and "Ca-
lpriccio Espagnol" are tomorrow
nights balletts. -. Good timing
note: Helen Hamer's article in
the current Freedom and Union
ON "The Skin of Our Teeth" just
happens to coincide with the
plays appearance at the Ma
tional. The play had not been
booked here with the piece left
her typwriter. Seekers of
rural or resort entertainment will
find "The Country Girl" next
week at Braddock Heights
Mountain theater. And "Pic-
mic" being offered at Rehoboth
Beach's Show Boat.
Evening star., 1955-07-23
Films of More Than Routine Merit

ANA FARM sharp George Orwell satire transferred
to the In q feature-length cartoon
BAD DAY AT BLACK ROCK-Suspenseul outdoor adventure
with a p-notch performance by Spencer Tracy
"THE COUNTRY GIRL Grace Kelly and Bng Crosby in
moving drama Of bachtage life.
EXECUTIVE SUITE drama In big business
setting Barbara Stanwyck william Holden, others
ROAD TO BAIL"Bob Hope and Bling Crosby meet Dorothy
Lamour of these voyages.
ROMAN Hepburn captvates frocsome
princess seeking diversion in Rome.
SANDS OF TWO and the Marines at war
i'm the Pacific .
"THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY-Danny Kaye rohcs
Thurber's famed dreamer.
Evening star., 1955-07-23

an Endorsement on TV. This gal
really doesn't like commercials.
\ II i
Nanette Fabray, one Of the
Original "Our Gang" comedy
players, told me she works about
IL hours a day for three weeks
in a row while doing the Sid
Caesar show, then flies to Hol-
|lywood for a two-day rest. She's
here now more or less for the
entire summer.
Cameron Mitchell is going into
the hospital to rid himself OF
See GRAHAM, Page ALA
Evening star., 1955-07-23
In Musical Comedy

Cary Grant, who stars with
Grace Kelly in Alfred Hitch
cocks ITO Catch a Thief" for
Paramount, made his first solid
hit as an actor in stage musical
comedies.
Evening star., 1955-07-23
THE PASSING SHOW
Miss Novok S Eye Set
On PorIey at Summit
By JAY CARMODY

That tan Novak wearing nightly at Carter
Amphheaer OF -cordovan in color chart product
Of California
The tiny Polish balerina with the Ballet Russo Monte
Carlo supplied this intelligence
Evening star., 1955-07-23

vi SdAL4Ok t41ds
The tiny Polish ballerina ,
Carlo supplied US with this intel
that are becoming a tradition in
the drama departments life.
Another thing she let us in on
is that she is watching that
summit conference at Geneva
Miss Novak is not political. She's
a ballerina to her toe-tips but
she has rather a personal stake
in greater friendliness between
the West and East.
"If there is a relaxation oi
travel restrictions" she says
with a hopeful light in her eyes
II can go home maybe to War
saw. My mother and brother
he's dancing with the Warsaw
Opera-are still there of course
It would be wonderful to see
them. And almost as wonderful
If restrictions were removed. If
could go back and dance with
the Warsaw Opera"
Miss Novak began her career
as a rat" in the Warsaw Opera
ballet. That, of course, was be-
fore the Germans came and tool
her away to spend years working
and starving in labor camps. She
still cannot make herself eat po.
tatoes, for instance.
But, as to dancing with the
Warsaw Opera, or in concert in
the city of her birth, "If I could
only 60 there. I could leave the
money I made. 1t would be such
a help to my family. And, OF
course, how nice it would be to
dance in Warsaw again."
AS for easier relations between
countries in the Russian orbit
and ourselves-Miss Novak is an
American citizen-it might mean
that her mother and brother
could visit her here. That woule
be best Of all.
Miss Novak, whose voice IL
soft and low and whose speech
is accent-free as is that of most
people with q keen, musical ear
has a most American ambition
II would like" she says, "ts
own a home in Connecticut, Close
to that beautiful highway, what.
it called? All ballerinas, II
seems, eventually own homes il
Connecticut or New Jersey Of
New York. I suppose some dag
I shall. too"
AS for now, Miss Novak is re-
signed to the gypsy life of {
dedicated dancer. Her trip t,
California was time she nigh
have taken to rest and relax. ex'
cept that she really has no tim,
for these. She went out ther'
for six weeks to study and worl
on ballets not yet part Of he
repertory.
She is so buy, indeed, tina
she is not even able to keeI
the apartment she had in Ney
York last time she visited. Sh
lives in a hotel instead. This de
nies her an opportunity to prac
tice her cooking and house
keeping. but If she practices he
dancing that much harder, well
some day there will be tina
house in Connecticut.
And before that, she prays, ,
chance to visit Warsaw.
MISS HEMIN COME!
HOME: When she was livin
here as the wife Of Judge Ben
nett Champ Clark, Violet Hem
ing and Olney summer theate
were always trying to get to
gether. Something invariabl
came UP. however. as somethin
so often does between stars an
summer theaters.
Now that she is living in Ne,
York again. and living a pro
fessional life following the dealt
of her husband, Miss Hemin
and Olney are pairing of in on
of the summer dramas livelie
enterprises. This is next week
production Of Christopher Fry
Ring Round the Moon." al
adaptation Of a Jean Anouill
French hit.
Ring Round the Moon" wi
run the usual two weeks, unles
it. meets the happy fate of pre-
Evening star., 1955-07-23
.Eorthy, Realism

Not only did Anna Magnani
refuse makeup in Vistavision
filming Of Hal Wallis The
Rose Tattoo" for Paramount,
but she rubbed dirt on her face
for one scene with Burt Lam
caster.
Evening star., 1955-07-23

LATE SHOW TONIGHT
Evening star., 1955-07-23
AIRPORT
Arlington
AZ AAa AM

.REyENoR OF THE CREATURE" !"
H 40 and TEE isso; si Pias JESSE Eahs9H 95HHMEsss
WOMEN" Color. PEGGY CASTLE,
NON. BARRY, at 10:45. Cartoon. Lo-
Gated in Arlington on U. 8. Route 1,
Just over the 14th st. Bridge. Kids
Free, Sunday, THE ETERNAL
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
SIX SKIES

elsewhere in the LEADER). They
then adjourned to their children's
respective classrooms for a chat
with the teacher. Refreshments
were served in the long central
hall of the "H"-shaped building by
the Social Committee of the Gale
donia PTA, under the chairman
ship of Mrs. John S. Ficzeri of 2067
Hanover DIR.
During school hours last week,
the children had arranged room
displays. Among the most inter-
esting was the collection Of hobby
exhibits, with accompanying
essays, prepared by the fifth grade
pupils of Miss Louise Morrison.
Ranging from doll collections
through sets of minerals to model
train sets, the displays were high
lighted by two that quite evident
ly bore the stamp of the child
upon them. The first was a scrap
book of photographs, from baby
hood to the present ten years, of
one of Miss Morrison's pupils. The
other was set of knitted gar
ments, including a girls cap and
mittens and a doll sweater, that
had just the right suggestion of
a little shapelessness here, just
the uneven stitch or two there,
that would be expected of and
would mark as Authentic Fifth
Grade such an ambitious project.
MAYFAIR
Mayfair School was buzzing last
week with the biggest paper sale
in years and the start of Library
Work, earliest in the season for
any of the schools this year.
"It would be nice if all the boys
studied as hard as they worked on
those mounds of papers," Miss
Sarah, Wyncoop, Mayfair's prin-
cipal, observed. "The price for old
newsprint is the highest in years,
and the neighborhood's easements
and garages were bulging with
piles started last Spring. 1t was
quite success" The school cleared
$41.80.
AS for the School Library Work
in Mayfair and all the other
schools in the East Cleveland sys-
TEN, somewhere between the city's
excellent library organization and
the schools as whole it gets lost
in the telling. Not many people
except East Cleveland'e returning
college students, who realize its
advantages, know very much about
it. Every child from the fifth grade
on up gets some systematic train
ing from a librarian every year.
Mayfair's fifth and sixth graders,
for instance, were being trained
in the book classification system
and the mysteries of cataloguing
at the North Branch Library last
week by Miss Lavinia Hoffman
of the Library staff.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
CHAMBERS

Via
One hundred and twelve fifth
graders from Chambers School
leave in two buses at eight o'clock
tomorrow morning, Friday the 7th,
for an all-day trip to the historic
early settlements of Schoenbrunn
and Zoar near New Philadelphia
and Dover. Accompanied by their
teachers-Mrs. Rachel o. David
son, Miss Mabel Neiss, and Miss
Nancy Kender-they will follow a
route of great historic interest, at
times paralleling the old Ohio
Canal. They will be getting first
hand glimpses into early Ohio his
tory at the two rebuilt settle
ments, now maintained by the
State of Ohio as memorial parks,
where the early settlers made
everything by hand and took their
chances with the Indians.
This is the fourth year that
Chambers pupils will have made
this trip. They take their lunches
with them, and in addition to
Schoenbrunn and Zoar they stop
briefly at Dover Dam, one of the
major dams in the artificial-lake
chain of the Muskingum Valley
Conservancy District. They will re-
turn to Chambers at about six
tomorrow evening, when their
fathers and older brothers will be
waiting to take them homeland
for an evening, one may presume,
of listening to exciting tales about
the early white men and red men.
ROZELLE
Miss Mary A. Cameron, Princi-
pal of Rozelle, has been ill with
the flu for the past week. All her
many friends are hoping for her
speedy recovery and early return
10 Rozelle.
CALEDONIA
More than four hundred parents
of Caledonia children filled the
school gymnasium to overflowing
last Thursday evening, September
18th, on the occasion of their first
Get-Acquainted Night. An out
growth of the separate room teas"
and "grade teas" of former years,
this new function brought together
the parents and teachers of chill
dren from all the grades for the
first time. 1t was such a suc-
cess that it is hoped it can be
made an annual event.
After a welcome by the prin-
cipal, Miss Bertha Clendensen, the
parents and teachers heard a
speech by Cecil S. Stonebraker,
Board of Education president, urg-
ing the passage of the eight-mill
levy for the schools to be voted
on in November (see the story
Evening star., 1955-06-17

that young women appearing in
bathing suits at beauty contests
incurred special sin" render
ing them unworthy to receive
church sacraments.
Although the sponsors quickly
announced that Miss Panama
contestants would appear in
public only in full-length dresses,
the prelate's warning apparently
kept prospective entries away.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
Contest Cancelled
For Miss Punumu'

PANAMA, June II (R.-Plans
for Panama's participation in
the 1855 Miss Universe contest
have been Cancelled, apparently
because of a warning by Roman
Catholic Archbishop Francisco
Beckman that bathing beauty
contestants would commit "a
special sim"
The cancellation was an
nounced in paid advertisements
today in Panama newspapers.
The ads, placed by sponsors of
"a projected Miss Panama" con-
test, said the competition had
been called of "for reasons
known to all"
Preaching in the cathedral last
Sunday, the archbishop warned
Evening star., 1955-06-17
45O Pupils Join
Mansfield

Jefferson Junior High Schools
$50 students enthusiastically
Joined Inspector Dick Mans
fields Safety Carefuliers today
and pledged to play in safe
places during the summer.
Inspector Mansfield folded up
his Safety Circus for the sum-
mer, after talking to the stu
dents in the school auditorium
at Eighth and H streets S.W.
He awarded the school The
Evening Star Safety Certificate
for its "clean safety record"
during the school year just end
ed. The fowler twins, Jean and
Joan, IA, of rs Forester street
S.W., received the award for the
school. Jean is president and
Joan vice president of the stu
dent council.
Today's talk ended the 18th
consecutive year that Inspector
Mansfield, sponsored by The
Star, has visited every school in
the District to promote safety.
Each year he ends his series at
Jefferson Junior High.
Safety is everybody's busi-
ness" he warned. Lets all stop,
look and listen. The last day of
school could be the last day on
earth for some girl or boy. Don't
let it be you.
PLAY in safe places, swim
only where lifeguard is nearby
and stay away from the Potomac
River above Key Bridge. Even
the best swimmers have drowned
there"
The students pledged observ-
ance of safety regulations in a !
chorus led by Helen Nash, IL,
of lilo Sixth street S.W., who
was chosen by Inspector Mans
field as next years safety leader
for the school. She was given al
majorette's baton.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
Soviet Replaces Envoy

MOSCOW, June II R.-The
of the Supreme Soviet
has named VASTLY Ivanovich
Ivanov ambassador to North
Korea. He will replace Sergei
Petrovich Suzdalev. An an
nouncement said Mr.. Suzdalev
would be assigned other tasks.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
CIeur-und-Dry Crashes

CHICAGO.-Of all the motor
vehicles involved in fatal crashes
during 1854, 78 per cent we're
going straight ahead.