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Evening star., 1955-11-15
National AirIines
Sets Profit Record

President g. r. Baker an
nounced for the quarter ended
September 80, National Air
lines net earnings totaled $46e.-
S44 or 46 cents a share. This,
he said, was the most profitable
tirst quarter in Nationals his
tory. comparing with only $685.
095 or six cents q share for the
corresponding last year period.
He said National has ordered
six new Conyair 40 aircraft for
delivery In June, July and Au-
gust, 1856. at q cost Of 81, $50, 900
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Breakdown on Orders
Of Major AirIines

Here's the rundown on what's
being ordered BY the major air
Lines: Eastern, 40 LOckheed
Eleetras, with an option to buy
80 more; plus 20 United states
ttrbo-jets (either Douglas OF
Boeing). Pan American, %
Boeing TOTS and IS Douglas
DC-8s: United, 30 Douglas DC
8s: National 6 DC-Ss, and plans
TO get turbo- prop planes; Branifl
international AirWays has moi
yet announced in detail what II
is going to get, but plans on "a
tlirbo-jet and turbo-prOp and
piston engine planes. American
80 Boeing TOTS and IS Lockhsed
Electras.
The cost: Eastern, $3.50 mil
lion: Pan American, S2e9 mill
lion; United, SITS million; Ma
tional, sos million; Branitf, $S7
million, and American, 5000 mil
Hon.
This starts another revolution
In air transport. Obviously 1t Is
going to be another jump in
speed and consequent capacity
for service, officials said. This
represents not only an advance
ment Of technology. but connpeti-
Evening star., 1955-11-15
BY WILLIAM a. MILLEN


]. Willard Marriott. president,
Hot Shoppes. Inc. today an
nounced at the annual meeting,
held at 5i5I River road. Be-
thesda, Nd. that sales for the
- weeks ended October % to-
tailed $6.344,353, an le.5 increase
over the same 1854 period.
& The quarterly dividend of Is
cents q share has been author
ized for payment December is
to stockholders Of record Decem-
Der |, he said,
Mr.. Marriott announced the
company has opened 10 new To-
cations since July 81. He said
it Is now busy integrating them
into its normal operations. He
reported progress on completion
Of the Marriott Motor Hotel in
Arlington. Just across the Four
teenth street bridge. near the
Pentagon.
He also reported to the stock
holders progress on several addi-
tional Hot Shoppe locations.
These directors were re- elected:
Mr.. Marriott. Mrs. Alice S. Mar
riott. James M, Johnston, senior
partner, Johnston. Lemon q Co.,
investment house: Eric Johnston,
president, Motion Picture Asso-
ciation Of America. Inc, and
Roger ]. Whiteford. attorney.
At the meeting Of the board Of
directors. Immediately after the
stockholders session, Woodrow
d. Marriott was elected a vice
president. All other officers were
reelected.
Evening star., 1955-11-15

contracts to foreign bidders. the
department said yesterday that
from preliminary contacts it ex-
poets the new policy "to be ip
line with what other depart
ments viii do"
Earlier the department pre-
pared but then withheld a policy
announcement under which
American bidders located in la
Dor surplus areas would have
been given the equivalent Of q
is per cent differential.
On that basis. two Of the con-
tracts awarded today would have
gone to American bidders In the
Pittsburgh area
The new policy. adopted in
connection with the Buy Amer
Evening star., 1955-11-15
'''', 3 BUSINESS
Hot Shoppes Sales Gain
1850 in Three Months
W. S. MARTINDILL

tive pressures on airline man
agement, they pointed out.
With t:lis brand new fleet
some observers feel there win
come the necessity for adapting
the aifways and airport facili-
ties to the new equipment. The
new fast jets will be used par
ticularly on the long haul routes.
Evening star., 1955-11-15

sican Act and . 1854 Executive
order Of President Eisenhower.
provides:
/. After considering all other
factors in evaluating the bids.
Is per cent viii be added to the
amount Of the foreign bid as a
|reasonableness Of costs when a
foreign bidder Is in competition
with a domestic bidder" Should
the domestic firms bid be low
after addition of the 6 per cent
to the competing foreign bid,
the domestic firm would get the
award.
2. When 9 foreign bid is Of
fered In competition with a bid
der offering equipment made in
Evening star., 1955-11-15
VISIBLE GRAIN

CHICAGO. Nov. Is B.-visible sup
ply of wheat decreased 1897 900 bushels
TO 4l0,5B6. 006 bushels this week the
creased 5.sae.0oo to 5S.Si5.oOo busheis,
oats decreased 1,6I3.00O TO 28,S33. 900,
rye Increased $1,000 TO 1874 900, bar
ley increased $4,000 70 11.527,000 and
Evening star., 1955-11-15
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Nov. is M.-rprsien
asISsna.s asIlaia o.SsTs L cents % iasi'ss osS.Ta
Canadian dollar IN New York open
market par Or 100 United states cents,
81. 2.soS? SIs? so-Say y. tutarss. % %e,7ssyy: %. !.
2.7s 2SL3s;; Beixjum lfrancl. 1s0DIi. dp
.00lsi France ifrAnaD, ,2s4s Of 3 cent
1888; Holland tEuiidefl. a6.k6, cif .01
Italy tliral. .I6M cf Q cent; rostugel
lescudo), $50: Sweden fisronaL 1884:
Switzerland tfranct fffee). 1884. Dem
mark ikronel, 1880.
Latin America: Argentina ttfeel. .5.SS:
Brazil tfree1. l. s.; Mexico. e.o2: yene-
"a Fsr S East: Il Hons Kong dollar i7eo.
Evening star., 1955-11-15

"a United States labor surplus
areas as certified by the Labor
Department. the 6 per cent will
be doubled and II per cent will
be added to the bid of the for
eign firm.
Under procedures In use by
Interior prior to December. 1854.
domestic bidders usually got the
equivalent Of a IS per cent dif-
ferential over foreign competi.
ton under provisions of the "buy
American Act"
Evening star., 1955-11-15
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Nov. Is tk1,--NatfonalI
Association Of Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1955-11-15
interior Policy Fovors
JobIess Area Bidders
BY the Associated Press

The Interior Department has announced a new policy
handling competing foreign and American bids supply
electrical equipment It allows domestic bidders in labor
surplus the equivalent of IL per cent dferentia
In their favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25

Cleaning surfaces Custom Qsslity BYilt-a range
and buiIfin wall ovenat ievel-evefhns fat
the peases IFS prospective home owners eouse
yours for the first a this price class a.
Brentwood cyan exciting scientific push button cleo
tronie kitchen eompIemens many Of the other odesn
advances displayed AZ Brentwood City!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

HEIGHTs-3-bedroom
brick rambler: basement with built
Ias5sos sv "a oPTs re- l ssnS.'o a, " Conn g,
house. Flint Flint. on n1 Psrfssut b Siocks 70
a a.lsssss.' M M t s--f15si. JOHN K.
Loc1sf mLI-vA approved. An
exceptionally fne home in this
attr. and sought. latter location,
so1 inc sonsss1c.sa o. sI,Sf WIZ tS9
park, 5 lovely bedrms.. . baths.
lst-h. powder rnh., breakfast rn.,
maids rm. and bath; attached ga
rage. Please call Mrs. Kenner for
further info. OIL, 6-4lG6, WO.
$1,000. THOMAS l.. PHILLIPS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

1919 v ST. s.E.-Detached, 8 rooms
bath, oil heat. modern Kitchen. iarst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

COLESvTLLE AREA - Peace and
quiet. Level. shaded. acre Of eround /;
5-bedrm.. brick rambler IN new
house condition; " baths, 40-ft.
recreation rm. In bsmt.; 2 porches
Price reduced. Must have quick
ssie, Gan M. Clark, RA; 3-eoll,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
97O4 DILSTON RID.
OAKVIEW, SILVER SPG
1905 HIGHLAND DIR,
WOODSIDE. SILL. SpG.

Visit Robert Z. Lohr Homes
HE. $4,000. TIL Q PM. RA. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
ROCKVILLE

STORY frame: full attic, part bsmt.,
2 living rms, din. rn1.. kit, pantry
on LIST d.: 3 bedrms.. sewing Tm.
bath on End a.: front and rear stair
way. cleo. refgr-. gas range, oil hot.
cir heat: lot approx. 125x173. Price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

5 ROOMS AND BsMT.. ? porehsl
3 acres Of land. Price $4,000
Call LAPiata 7172. I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
HOUSES Foe ALR-Mp.

OPEN / 70 5, near Yorsst Glen
Pretty white elapboard Care CO.
fs se i &c i1 1 s:Sssa Ell Cleo Is s.s
ise.. nsodern kitchsn; full dayiish
bsmt.: End 4. finished for / or
hedrms. Bareain for quick sale
MICHAEL WALSH a SONS, l9ll
Eye st. NV, RE. 1880. OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
22O1 BARROW
OPEN
OPEN SUN.
4o2 GILIMMon1RRE DIR.

400 GILMOURE DIR.
&c sLk SiLv EEo9 spE E2gE S S1baSras'
Bladensbure I'd. -Four Corners,
left / blk. to Lorain, left ! blk. to
Giimoure and open sign.
Here Is a brick Colonial with 3
:lzs size hs sdrms; snl bath. sun porch
Nice ut, With built-in brkfst; space.
rn dc cgts Ss . Eita sD.es s ISL s;s
yard. 81 approved for $3.50. <
fine buy. For details phone Lane
Cricher. OIL. $500 or RE-. 1850.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
aoiisrs EoR s1II-Mn. .

washington, D. G.
SATURDAY, sKPTKMBER 10. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
Unusual Retreat

81 miles from center OF
washineton: elevation. sS5
IT,: Well-huilt 6-roolu houSe
with all modern improve
ments, on over 100 acres:
tenant house. studio with fire-
place: 2 wells with electric
pumps: Wild life including
deer; stream can be stocked
privately; . real sportsman
or artists paradise. Atomic
Energy Commission moving
within approximately IL
s sgsn 600. Oh Only in SSsosn;.s,de 'i ia:
ouiries. Box 122-V. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
ANNAPOLIS
LOVELY HOME
NnIONIAI. STYIE

Naval Academy gteunds
with water view! walls OF oyster.
shell concrete: over 100 years old
s master bedrooms, 3 large porches
4 nreplaces, tile bath. many
closets: large lecreation room
Chamberlain weatheFstripped. Must
be seen TO be appreciated: Reas sI,1;
readily be made into apartments
for an Investment, Call OWNER
Annapolis. Colonial S-5l02. Reverse
charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
ROLLING AcRFs-WEiTE oAKs

ROLLING 6gSa A A.GyEE66ssyy-wEITE OAKS
A countryside rambler Of brick and
stone on "a acres. with stream,
in woodland setting. Gracious cen
ter hall leads to liy. rm., 3 twfr-
bed rms. q baths) and lge,, mod.
kit, full din. rm. and paneled
study with outside entr. fe2cel. for
doctor or ofnee1.. The enormous
daylisht bsmt. has fun bath.
his Soms /. Custom nla bst r sihas s
the finest material and Iuxuries.
4 superb buy. priced under 500
600. Additional acreage avail. Dir:
Out Colesvilie I'd. to New HAmp.
ave. right ct trafnc light tRte.
1881. Ia miles, Drive past detour
70 white fence on left and Mimosa
drive and Open" house. AID.
a adsafsi 81 sf azSsniss RrArros
sI5yER sI sREINo sSdA,S oT9,; SIR.
sotM twin bedims o.s II baths. HD nssi
PA. sls.a6o. Will ACCEPT
Si7.460 or trsde; dis eualified q
ewes eve ~ 10. s.isiS. a oWNER. III
$3.50 DOWN. non OF. buys thi. 3
bedrfl.. sep. din. rfl,, equip. kit.
. senfdet. home. Walking distance 70
grammar and 81. high school,; Va
cant. Possession With deposit.
MODEM REALTY CO.
LO, 4-545O LIZ
NEAR SANDY sPRN0--6M acres,
long frontage on two. roads: brick.
afid-fsame house: 2 bedrooms and
bath: ali-eleetric Kitchen: situated
En- srses. ssa Coz e0s $500 cash
sP. 4-4492 or 10. 6-s56t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

mr.. Elh. NAVAL Med,
Hopkins LAB. MOL and schools
3-bedrm. brick rambler: lot, 55x
las e., fenced-in yard with patio:
open fireplace in liy. rrn. With
gas h.-a.h., attic fan. large dry
bsmt. with garage; lots OF flowers
and shrubs. Can be OF approved.
OWNER. 10. 1880 Ill
KENsINGT0N--4-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod. spacious screened -Elassed pch.,
patio: fenced. shaded yard. Sl6,-
$50. 5000 oberon ST.. 10. 5-oa04.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-s.K.

.V1cosTT. 1....,e-. 60 Eoo. .
S.asss .sy.s SoV'
1st,, sna M ~. a., $500 m
4.Sss2. III
coNnprss urvcuTs ru, q
hsNrms ,,v ~, Ain I'm 1.oS
Eit.. III bath, gas heat. yard iaud-
scaped. enclosed ehain.iink fence
owner, 10, 2.6674. Ill
~ r0RRarvTtTE lh.axu -.
hsStas .htneie redwoo6 home an r.
iandscaped: Venetian blinds; "a.
NJ sehnois Nv 0wNER m 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
MAss AvE-snMNER

Charming 3-yeaf-old. split
level brk. rambler. Most un-
usual floor plan. Lse. liv.
rn., sep. din. I'm. With ca
thedral windows. lge. ser.
porch opening on to beauti-
fully planted patio; paneled
den; garage. Priced very low
30s. Near parochial and pub
lie schools. Call MRS. WOOT-
TON. Wo. 6-se72. or En-.
2-s400, J. NELSON HUGHES.
Realtor.
Papago Indian news., 1955-05-01
by: Geatrice 0rosco
s.

April 10th our meeting was very
interes ting. lie studied all about
the greens. We used 5oinich as our
sarp1e. There are four different kinds
and We had one kind for refre shrent.
Tot tea and doughnuts we're also
served. It was real good and I ali
sure Mrs. Wool1right enjoyed it.
Sally Nunez and Lucy Norris served 1t.
Az ter ref shments we're served, we
talked about giving a farewell party
for Dr.. Puyau, and know many Of us
Will miss him. lie wi sh to extend to
him our sincere thanks FOR all the
things he has done and For the many
ways in whici, he has helped the Papago
'Indi ans.
Lena Canon, our c,lai raan, says that all
the Eembers Will contri butte 8 dollar
FOR the things to be served.
Papago Indian news., 1955-05-01

Over che SHUT down Weekend h/2k-A/25
Eugene Johnson & family spent, their
weekend in Los Angeles, Calf. They
we're called by family who iornerly
lived in Ajo and who. are now In L. A.
through the Ee location Program. They
baptized their new born baby at
St. Joseph's, Church on Los Angeles g
TWen5ie til St. FIR. Gerard performed
the baptism; he is an o1d friend Of the
Papagos from way back during WIZ.
They we're surprised to hear hir speak
the Language after being away from
the Papagos for 80 years or SO. lie
was SO thrilled to see the Joansons.
Eugene also had long talk with
Tr. Narcian over the phone, who is now
Chaplain at roc.- Of Angels ..ospital.
Papago Indian news., 1955-05-01
Al0 EELLS: BX Gugene Johnson

Holy Cross feast Will be held on May
1<th this year, There will be E.igh
Eass at 1000 am. and also a wedding
VII teAc place just before the lass.
Sa1vadore. Lewis Of Nolic and Elisa
Jold of Ajo VIII exchange VOWS in
-Ioly Ls.trimony. Eats Will be served.
Papago Indian news., 1955-05-01

The annual vacation has been changed.
There will be no two weeks shutdown
Instead two men from each department.
Will take their vacation at an appoint
ed time. lie Will turn in the date 6
month ne wishes Tor his vacation Ito :.
his foreman he will approve it. II
those dates are already taken, he has
to turn in another date. Len will
start taking their vacation this month.
All Will have the ir vacation by the ); ::
last OF December, 1855.
Operation will continue OF working 26
days and off two, until further notice.
The next weekend off Will be lay Il
& 22.
Papago Indian news., 1955-05-01

The Senior Glass OF st. Cathe rines
III Schco1, Santa Te, lew f4e11ico, took
par1 Of Ec51. Among those Who went
were 3 o2pano girls: Edith T,aphael OF
Sells Margaret Julian also OF Sells
g Marie Alvarez Of KoEelic.
Papago Indian news., 1955-05-01

FIR. Justin is busy getting ready for
the Annual 3azzar to be held on June
eth. Sc Catherine's Pensioners are
rafflirg off $50 in cash. 1e sure
and bay some tickets you maybe this
year'a lucky winner. Last year Mrs.
Josephine martinez Of Sells won the
firse prize Of a te1evision set. You
can buy as many as you wish, $l.oo a
book and loG a ticket.
Papago Indian news., 1955-05-01

Raymond Garcia Of Charco #27, is in
the hospital. lie wrecked his car on
the night Of ray lst on the 5onoyta
i.ighWaye Four other passengers we're
in the accident. One was pretty badly
injured. All we're from Charco H27.
Papago Indian news., 1955-05-01
SELLS PA.sISTI Clue.
?. Ste in

The Sells Parish Club put on a dance
ard food sale in the Community building.
April %. Those who attended had
swell time under cool night. The.
dancing was over at one O'Clock am.
Norris Galvezs orches ira played the
music. ~
Papago Indian news., 1955-05-01

Il procession was held Sunday Hay lst
at the church. Coffee and doughnuts
were also sold at this time. Norris ].
Galvez' orchestra played music during
the procession 6 coffee-dougllnut sale.
Papago Indian news., 1955-05-01

Sumner heat is coming. Get
your car ready for the heat
With RPM llotor Oil and complete
Chassis fabrication at
i.Al1El.T Cos. SERVICE
Sells, Arizona
Papago Indian news., 1955-05-01

The Editor Of tie "Papago Indian leWs''
had check Up at the V. 4. Hospital
in Tucson lately.
Clarence 1leandro OF Little Tucson W,
6 Chris tine Cruz OF iolic we're united
in rarriagc at Nolic on Saturday 4/l6.
FIR. Lambert Freudling, OH, Of Covered
Wells Mission col1tri buted the matri-
mony to these young couple. The usual
eats and dance 10 IoWed the wedding.
Manly people we're there for this occasion
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23
BOUND OVER ON
BURGLARY CHARGE

Louis II. Wade, 81, sol Carroll
Av., st. Paul, was bound over to
District Court on Thursday, De-
cember IS when he waived pre-
liminary hearing in municipal
court, st. Paul.
Wade is charged with third de-
gree burglary for allegedly break
ing into service station at $40
w. Central and attempting to
crack the safe.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23
Bridge Club Annual
Christmas Party At
Harry Brown Home

Members Of the Laissez-nous-
faire Bridge club entertained
their husbands and friends at
their annual Christmas party on
Friday evening, December 16. The
delightful affair was held in the
Gay Room" at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry S. Brown, 707
Iglehart Av.
Seasonal decorations were used
in the table settings and through
out the room.
Cocktails were served proceed
ing the dinner hour. The tradi-
tional turkey dinner with all its
trimmings was served by the hos
tess group.
Following dinner guests relaxed
with television and socialized.
Enjoying their hospitality were
the Messrs. and Mines. Sidney
Salter, John NJ. Patton, Charles
w. Glenn, Palmer S. Jackson,
Tommie Braddock, Leonard Davis
and the Mines. Harriet Allen and
Charles Noble.
Husbands present were the
Messrs. Ollye A. Gum, Richard l..
Stokes Sr., NJ. K. Mcknight, NJ,
| G. Evans, o. l.. Alexander. Burie
Carmichael, Harry S. Brown and
| Clarence A. Anderson.
Members of the club are the
Mines. Ollye Gum, Richard Stokes
Sr., c. A. Anderson, o. L. Alex
ander, Burie Carmichael. Harry s
Brown, NJ. C. Evans and NJ. X
Mcknight.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

he thinks Negro probably with relatives
awhile"
investigating the shooting which is
who resented Courts
to from the voters registration lists
Minister Delivers Aid To South caroinians
Lord will protect don't need
gum were parting H. Sullivan pastor of
Zion Baptist Philadelphia deliver than four
Negroes In Clarendon
County. s. c.
The Rev Sullivan pleas warnings of please dom
his family and congregation
ringing his
Rev Aid for Southern Oppressed
group Baptist ministers who recently concluded
solicit food and money for destitute
| n Clarendon County,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

Negroes Register To Defect virsnIa Proposal
poll payments preparation for special
o segregation
whether the state win
constitution operation Of private schools in an
effort to avoid racial indignation Of public schools
Didn't Believe In Bonks, Loses 10000
Little Rock, ArANp)An elderly man who didn't beeve IN
al his life savings OF $3.50
Lee 60 Pacific Lines discovered
money missing started shopping last
Saturday.
Going upstairs containing 5000
In chosen had Missing out OF wallet
Lee told officers that savings the day be-
missing money $50 bills 5000 500 bills and $50
In smalier bills.
reward $500 information leading to the
sapure of the burglar.
AaarshoII Tito In Ethiopia To Visit Emperor
Ababa, Ethiopia amp Marshal Tito president or
Yugosava capital last week for official visit to
Emperor Halle Seasse
Tito drove to Adds Ababa from highway junction
town Red Sea port Of Assab He
accompanied by Andagatchew Mesa Halle seas%es repre-
Eritrea
official OF what the TWO rulers wodd
discuss during the visit
African Student Surprised A. Role o. Irish Husbands
prise at ways helped around the house
young scholar training in Northern
generally useful In the home
They do other odd jobs while their
engaged husband country would
10 wash after meal while his wife relaxed with
a smoke a Of tea.
1--WE love our you must have
extra affection which leads you to the sink"
Courts Out OF Hospital Whereabouts A Mystery
Belonz The whereabouts of Gus Courts MACE
leader recently mystery Sheriff Ike Shelton says
he believes returned to Belonz.
Courts since the shooting
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

The paper Is the leader In Its
field In retail advertising.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

THREE SISTERS DE-F1renen work In vain
over the body OF Elizabeth McQucen, 7, who, with
two younger sisters sunocated recently when hre
broke out In their Harlem tenement Mrs Netfic
Mcqueen out doing tho Christmas shopping
when her Lids died tHewspress Photo).
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

Ate

Atte
Mo, spe
and Mrs
LaCoste
EpiScopi
LaCoste
Visited
Moore es
few days
daughter
Mrs. Edw
Out OF
Braddock
turned hi
pital whe
a few da
and able
Promo
Allen Sr
received
man job
been pro
class. HI
IIolida
Jeanne I
Mrs. Les
thony a
Decennbe
Universe.
Boyd wi
ton wit
To I
Family:
currently
H.. will
Evening star., 1955-03-20
The Passing Show
Kirk Douglas Stars In'N New Role
Proves Himself Fast, Clever Envoy Of Good Will Here
And Qualified Tenont of Presidential Suites

a highly unpredictable busi-
ness" he says. "but name me Q
more enticing gamble"
The actor who finds himself
astounded that he has been in
Hollywood almost a decade,
when he never expected to be
there at all, likes the variety
his professional life there. He
has been a prize-fighter, a Jug
gler; stock car racer, cowboy,
trumpeter "Young Man with
a Horn~, circus aerialist, and
a CT In Paris among other
things.
Chin Interests Rocky
"It's funny" he says, "how
you get identified in the minds
OF the real things in these
fields with themselves. After
The Champion. I met Rocky
Graziano, then a fighter, not q
television actor. He took one
look at my big chin and re-
marked: What a target!"
Douglas, making his first
personal appearance tour and
liking it. confesses he has to
see all Of his pictures twice,
although it sometimes is q
couple Of years before he
catches up with them. He Just
recently saw "The Juggler,"
for instance.
"The first time" he ex-
plains, II only see myself
(See CARMODY, Page E-2.)
Evening star., 1955-03-20
Todoy's Schedules
Stoee

Stoge
ARENA-"The World Of Shoom Aeichem"; $3.50 pm.
Screen
ANdBASSADOR-New York CONFIDENTIAL; 1880, $685. $685.
7:35 and $40 pm.
cAPrTOL-Man Without STAR" 1885, s:4o 5:45. 75o and
$50 pm
COLONY-"Anna"; O. sos and 815 pm.
CoLUMBIA-"Womens Prison" 1850, 3:55, $780, 75O and
945 pm.
DUPONT-"Gate Of HELP" 1885, $685. 5:40 7:45 and $50 pm
KEITHS"The Long Gray Line" 140 425 7:15 and 945 pm
L1TTLEBread Love and Dreams l. 2:50 4:40 $685. 8:15
and 9:45 pm.
MacARTHUR-The Little Kidnapers"; 2, 1885, 5:45 7:45
and $50 pm.
York CONFIDENTIAL; /, 240, 4:25
6:10, 7:55 and 9:45 pm
oNTARIo-The Bridges Toki-Ri" 255 5:1o 7:25 and
9:40 pm
I. $40, 525, TAO and $50 pm.
as, 325, $780, 7:35 and 940 pm
PLAZA-"Tonight the Night; 1885, Ais, 610, sos and
10 pm.
TRANSATLANTIC Country Girl: 12:4o 1885, 4ao 6:25
8:25 and 1925 pm.
WARNER-"This Is Cinerama"; 2, S and $50 pm.