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Cottage at S 70E
show-nee-Lond 100
$50 Down 81 a Month


IS
Remember when site OF Showneelo and ouo
mocoy membership Tecumseh Lodge well FREE
and the privilege Of using the 9eoter part Of ShowneeLond
for wild game hunting hiking fishing and other recreoono activities
the great outdoors you'll love ShowneeLond There's MOTH
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5000 ACRE PRIVATE
MOUNTAIN VACATION
RETREAT

HUNTING-Set aside for the exclusive use Of
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North Mountoin) where sportsman will find in
season herds Of deer, wild turkeys, quail, rabbits,
etc. in great abundance.
fISHIN0-Two large ponds fed by mountain
streams are stocked with trout, boss and perch
Future plans also include Score lake which will
be an anglers delight as we'll os provide swimming
and boating facilities.
FUN FOR THE FAMILY-Don't de.zzy
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natures wonderland As purchaser you and your
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available. including games for children as we'll os
adults, SWITCHBOARD, chiIdrens play yord oreo,
sand boxes, wodine pool, etc.
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SHAWNEE-LAND offers everything for whole
some recreation and sport, both summer and
Understanding q 5OOO-ocre game preserve
for the exclusive enjoyment Of cottoge site own
ers. At ShoW-nee-Lond future plans include: IS
ACRE LAKE, Swimming Pool Tennis Court,
Additional Hiking Trails, Picnic Areas, Horse
back Riding, all for the exclusive use Of pur-
chosers Of cottoge sites.
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SHAW-NEE-LAND is located on Great North Mountain
overlooking the historic valley Of Virginia close the heart
Of the worlds famous apple orchards Come soon With
out delay and with your eyes Natures Paradise
in all its rugged beauty The Shawnee tribes found this
locality on ideo place to live To-day, you will find
the brocne mountain dir and spectacular views the very
spot you have always onged for.
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SMAN'S PARADISE
Herds Of deer flocks Of wild turkeys rabbits quail
etc. roam the nountoinsides Of ShoW-nee-lond and
tor the pleasure and exclusive Of cottoee site
owners vast troct Of 900 has been set aside
as hunting preserve. Surely, you will want to &C.
qure your cottage site and be ready to enjoy
Shaw nee Land when the hunting season begins.
So come tonorrow-or the next doy-ond select
your cottooe site REPRESENTATIVES ore on the prem
ises at all times. If you plan to spend night OF
Tecumseh Lodge, reservations must be made in
odVonce
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Captures
The Flavor of
A County Fair

HOLLYWOOD (NANAl. -
Producer Director william
Wyler seems to have captured
a true 1862 Indiana county,
fair flavor in a colorful Sc
quence for The Friendly Per-
suasion," starring Gary Cooper
and Dorothy MCGUIRE as
Quakers.
We're shooting in Techni-
color-but only standard wide
screen for this" he explains.
because it's a simple. honey
story and would be overdone
in Cinema Scope. Nevertheless.
in order TO get all the frag-
ments Of rural fair we had
to borrow a Republic sound
stage as Allied Artists d!dn t
have one large enough. We
were afraid to set this up out
doors because it's the rainy
season now VIC knew we d
be shooting for over a week.
Major problems in re-creating
the scene were in locating the
steam tractor probably the
only one in existence today.
and in finding sword swal-
lower. 1t seems that's a dying
profession We finally per-
suaded famous old-timer Muir
ray Parker TO come out OF
retirement to do the bit"
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ViImu Is Still
A Dancing Ebsen

HOLLYWOOD UPl.-What-
ever happened to Wilma Ebsen?
Now that Buddy Ebsen's
career is riding high again.
folks have been asking him
about his sister. with whom he
danced in vaudeville and
movies for 20 years. She runs
dancing elias in Pacific PAIL
sades near Santa Monica,
Calf. has been married and
divorced twice and has a son
by each marriage.
Buddy adds that they might
have a sentimental reunion II
he goes on dance tour.
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HOLLYWOOD tNANA). 80
Frank Sinatra was on non.
stop marathon at Capitol Rec,
ords to spin CROUCH platterS tC
take care of him in this coun.
try for the six months he will BIZ
in Europe. 1t should be quite
an interesting meeting between
frankie and almost eX-wife Ave-
Gardner at the Grace Kelly.
Prince Rainier wedding AVE-
and Grace became chums while
both gals fought for the favor'
Of Clark Gable in Mogambo. "
OF all Thugs, Anna Magnan
plays nun in her soon-to-be.
released film, When Angels Dc
Not Fly. = l hear that, since
Anna bagged the Oscar she.
gained a lot Of extra pourdage
Mamie Van Doren was ordered
back to bed by her doctor. She
became too active after the birth
of the baby. When ! a>ked Poo
pa Ray Anthony VIII you write
a song in his honor?" he replied
We're leaving that to Perry
Como. after whom he's named.
If Spencer Tracy won't dc
odd Man and the Sea" as re-
ported. Gilbert Roland is ready
willing and able.
=
I Genevieve Page, David Niven':
leading lady in "Silken Affair,
is Christian Dior's goddaughter
and the French designer is whip
ping up fancy wardrobe for hel
to wear IN he movie. Ray
Midland Will premiere his Lis
bon film IN Lisbon This GUNNER
How about a press jrnket. Ray:
:. Here's some good advice from
Bebe Daniels Lyons "4-year.
old daughter, Barbara: Always
marry your boss, She's marry.
ing hers.
Linda Darnell and playwright
Polan Banks are rediscoyering
the same old story in New York
And Franchot Tone is di-
yiding his N. Y. dates between
Ann Alexander. Andy Mcintyre s
eX, and Valia De Milly, the de-
signer.
Bing Crosby is golfing every
day at what my daughter SC
aptly calls. Gossip Springs.
Kathy Grant is in a picture and
can't 90 there too often. Fifty
per cent of Bing's buddies will
bet you they won't marry. The
others say they will.
Anthony Steele told the pres,
in England that his beautiful
fiancee, Anita Ekberg. would not
make movies there because "they
don't know what to do with q
beautiful woman in this country
and Anita is too lovely for Brit.
ish studios
Oscar nominee Arthur OCon-
nell sings for the first time pro.
fcSsionally IN Bus Stop" while
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theatcr Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
NatiOnal-"Plain and Fancy;
2:30 and $50 pm.
Shubert-Dark.
Screen
Ambassador Miracle in the
RAIN; lis, 1920, 5;25. 1925
I9:35 pm.
Capitol -"Alexander the
Great; II am, 100, 4. 6;35
I9:05 and 1875 pm.
COlony-"Life of Emile zola";
I7:05 and $50 pm.
Columbia" cklash":: II
am. 12:45. 2:35, 4:25. 6:l5, sos
$50 and HAS pm.
THE Ballet of Romeo
and Juliet; 1;25. $3.50, 5:35
.7:40. GAS and l1:l5 pm.
Keith's-"Cockleshell Heroes;
ll:35 am, lao, $40. $40, 1885
9:45 and l1:45 pm.
Little-"Marty"; /. 2:45, Abs
I6:25. $40 and 10 pm.
Macarthur 1T h e Landykil-
lers"; 2:l5. 4:O5, 6, 1855 and 9:55
pm.
Metropolitan - Miracle in
the Rain; 11:l5 am, 1:15, 800,
5:25, 1880. 9:35 and ll:45 pm.
OntariO-"The Rose Tattoo;
1:25. 3:45, 6:05. 800 and 1890
pm.
Palace-"The Man in the Gray
Flannel Suit; l0.45 a I'M, 1870, 4.
$40. $40 and 1855 pm.
Playhouse" Ric hard III":
1915 am, 1855. 3;35. 6:l5, 8
and l1:40 pm.
Plaza--"There's Always To-
morrow" II, 1870. 3:05, 4.45,
$50, 8:l5. 9:55 and 11:40 pm.
TranS-Lux-"Picnic";: II am,
los. 3;l5, 5;25. 1885. $50 and IL
pm.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday;
2. S and $50 pm.
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HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
frankie Has q Record BockIou

Marilyn Monroe is stripping in
the rear of the bus. IT'S tough
enough to learn to sing at my
age without that kind of distrac-
tion,' sighed Art.
Joe DiMaggio. in town briefly
for a visit with his son, lodged
reporters because. as he puts it,
Il have nothing very interesting
to say for publication. and what
| have that's interesting isn't for
publication Now, what did he
mean by that? Joe didn't see
Marilyn while here. even on the
set of her Bus Stop" film.
Betty Hutton is perking in all
directions. She starts Spring
Reunion her first movie in
four years-with Dana Andrews
in May. Her new Capitol record
ing OF Hit the Road to Dream
land is among the top 10 in
New York. And in the planning
stage is a filmed TV series for
the fall.
When Pat Medina returned
from the Florida filming Of
"Shakedown on Biscayne Bay
she found a new television set
in her apartment. from hubby
Richard Greene. so she could
see him in his excellent Robin
Hood series. My children and l
never miss it.
Mario LAMA is being tied UP
for a third picture by Jack
Warner. to follow the film now
being scripted by Phil Yordan
Louis B. Mayors representatives
have also been talking to Mario
about a musical to be made
under the Mayer banner.
VaneSSa Brown goes redhea6
for Mol Flanders" AS soon as
a few script changes arc made, a
London starting date for the pic
ture will be set And Vanessa
may linger in Britain to star in
Elmer Rice's stage production
Of Dream Girl"
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BACKLASH," Universal-Interna-
tional picture, produced by Aaron Ros-
enberg. directed by John Sturges, screen
play by Borden Chase, based on o novel
by Frank Gruber, in color at the Co.
lumbia Theater
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upon a notably less potent scrip
with 1t, which is enough to give
1t f1eeting moments Of distinc-
ton but too few to lift it into
the class of special westerns.
The new film. based upon a
script by Borden Chase that is
more glib than glittering, is a
Universal International produc-
ton and is in color.
"Backlash" is adapted from a
Frank Gruber novel of the same
title. 1t provides Widmark, who
has been melloWing in recent
roles, with an opportunity to be
the snakily mean type that en-
cleared him to the public several
seasons ago.
The South, on whose side Wild
mark fought in the Civil War,
has lost and he has gone west
on a personal mission, Object
of his quest is the culprit who
apparently got his father mas
sacred by the Apaches, along
with four other men.
In the course of this manhunt,
Wldmark meets up with Miss
Reed. 1t turns out that she,
too. has an interest in Widmark' S
project. Her husband also was
one of the Apaches' five victims,
but this bothers her not at all.
What she wants is the 100000
in gold the party buried before
the ApacheS let fly.
This situation established,
"BacklaSh' whiSkS along through
some familiar narrative details,
lot of arbitrary misunderstand-
ings between Widmark and Miss
Reed, and the violent personal
relations characteristic of the
West. Sturges manages to deal
with some of these ingeniously,
but in general the pre-fabricated
plot shows through.
One of the films best details
is kind of comedy aside. In
this, young gunf1ghter with a
perfect copy Of Liberace's toothy
smile and voice. keeps tangling
with the hero until it proves
fatal.
Sturges' players. more ex-
pensive lot than routine West
ernS boast. are an able group.
Widmark. who inherited his
fathers gunlghter's hands, is a
cool type who does not insist
upon a reason for killing another
man but still prefers one. His
is a reflective piece Of acting as
is that Of Miss Reed. a girl no
better than she should be, but
pretty enough to explain her
lapses from virtue.
Barton MacLane who has
played enough Civil War soldiers
to have won the battle of Bull
Run, John McIntire and Harry
Morgan are others firmly in
charge Of their chores.
William Campbell is the actor
who plays the Liberace-like boy
ish gunman. He enjoys it. So
will everyone else.
SHH, IT'S SHRINKING: That
audience of so millions which
vas banded about as having
seen Richard III" on television
is shrinking.
Sindlinger and Company. in a
follow-up study. now submits a
figure of 32.853. 900 as the total
of viewers. only 7225,600 of
whom stayed with the film
throughout. OF the latter num-
Der, three ffths were women.
which may suggest a stronger
cultural urge among them. Or,
merely that men are less home
bound.
AN ENGLISH "MACBETH":
And An unusual one is that of
the Haileybury and Imperial
Service College which will be
presented at Roosevelt high
school auditorium on April 80
Members of the company are
students Of the two schools which
were combined after both were
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severely bombed during World
War II.
Critical praise Of the youthful
English troupe has been high in
the many countries of Europe
which it has visited in past
years, Its springtime visit to
Washington and other American
cities follows a popular tour OF
Canada.
SAT RDAY SUMMARY;
Washington. as BELTS a National
Capital, will be one of the first
six cities to see Cecil B. de
Miles The Ten Command
mentS." 1t is booked for
Keith's in November. The
memo to this department says
plans for the pictures release
have been "finalized." Cyd
Charlse. who broke a few critic
dates here several weeks age
because Of a bad throat. will
arrive April 81. That is the
date she will also be the top
celebrity at Winchester's Apple
Blossom Festival Heretofore
the guest celebS at Winchester
have been exclusively males.
THE Eleventh Hour" an out
door drama based upon the life
of Woodrow Wilson, will be pre-
sented at Gypsy Hill Theater
Stanton, Va. July 9-2l The
play, by Kermit Hunter, is a
highlight Of Staunton's year.
long observance Of the centen-
nary of its most noted son.
Theater Lobby's Dance Work
shop has scheduled a recital for
April 20-22. co-featuring Betty
Dove, gultariSt. Skirts and
Shirts musical variation of
Guys and Dolls" will be pre-
scented IN its second and final
performance tonight at the
YWCA Theater workshop.
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HILLSIDE DRIVEN
BRANCH DRIVEN

"CAROUSFl" Showing Thru Thurs
day Avoid Standne Attend Early
Shows,
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THE PASSING SHOW
Widmork Mean Again
I: In q New Western
BY JAY CARMODY

John Surges who directed Bad Day Rock" per-
forms the chore Baklash opened yesterday
the Columbia Theater.
Not however, with by happy effect The
picture starring Richard Widmark based
upon notably less potent script Director Srges his
, 1956-03-09


rector, quietly started rebuild
ing the Selective Service Sys-
TEN. BY 1850, and the Korean
military action, Selective Ser
vice was ready to produce the
much needed manpower for
the Armed Services, and has
since that time inducted over
2 million men.
Most noteworthy, however,
General Hershey assumes no
credit for this success. The
credit, he says, goes to the un-
compensated members, thru
out the System, who now to-
tai nearly $4,000.
, 1956-03-09
NOTICE TO INCOME TAX PAYERS IN TIE
VIRGIN ISLANDS

On or before April 16, 1856 an Income Tax Return must
e fled by every citizen Of the United States or resident of the
Virgin Islands whose gross income for 1855 was $4,000 or
more-$12O0OO or more in the case of those individuals who
were at least IS years before the close Of the taxable year.
Individuals who own income in the Virgin Islands will file
their returns and pay their taxes here, as before: however,
the regulations which state the time and place fer filing
income Tax Returns require also that an individual who
claims the Virgin Islands as his residence is now required to
file a return and pay the tax to the Virgin Islands on income
from all sources Cloth within and outside of the Virgin Is
lands( Ataxpayer has no option in the matter. The totaI
amount of the tax due on the return must be. submitted with
the return to the Income Tax Division, Department of Fin
ance, Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas or Christiansted, ST. Crox,
Virgin Islands.
Every citizen Or resident shall make a declaration CT 6
timated tax if (a) his gross income can reasonably be expected
to consist Of not more than $4,000 from sources other than
wage subject to Withholding and can reasonably be expected
to exceed 100000 for a single Individual or a married person
filing a separate declaration, 100000 for a person qualified
as head Of household or surviving widow or widower, and
$50C0O0 in the case of a married person who files a joint de-
claration and the total income Of both husband and wife can
reasonably be expected to include mole than $4,000 from
sources other than wages subject to withholding and can rea-
sonably be expected to exceed the sum Of $4,000 multiplied
by the number Of exemptions, plus $4,000. The Declaration
must be filed on or before April 16, 1856 and the tax NAV be
paid in. full with the Declaration or in equal installments
June Is, 1856, September II, 1856 and January Is, 1857.
Regulations covering the filing of Returns by Corpora
tons have not changed. They are still required to submit their
income Tax returns no later than the 18th day Of the third
month after the close of the taxable year, March 18th in the
case OF corporations closing their tax year on December 3lst.
If the taxable year ends after 12/31/55 the CORPORATION tax
must be paid in two installments-50% with the return and
500 no later than three months thereafter.
Additional information concerning filing Of Income Tax
Returns and payment Of income tax may be obtained from
the Tax Division, Department of Finance, ST. Thomas. Virgin
islands and appropriate blank forms are available at that of
flee and at the Trade Tax Booth in the Post Office.
Percy de Jongh
Actg. Commissioner of Finance
, 1956-03-09

achieve.


Mr.. Hermes is no stranger
here, and his previous lecture
on the people and birds of
Nova Scotia was both illumn-
mating and witty. The film
will be screened as usual at
the Christiansted Theatre,
through the courtesy Of the
management, represented in
the Audubon Society by An
ton Teytaud, Jr.
The show starts at 8:15 pm;
Hope has been expressed that
as many, or more people show
up for the last of these spon-
sored Screen Tours, since
most Of the money collected
from this particular show will
be used to sponsor another,
and perhaps bigger series of
tours next season.
It is worthy of note that st.
Thomas sponsored five tours
this season.
Much credit is due Morris
Henderson and his committee
for the success of the seasons
Screen Tours. All have work
ed hard at their allotted tasks,
distributing posters, writing
publicity, and selling tickets.
It is hoped that the pictures
that have been screened dur
ing the past season have done
more than just entertain, and
that the message of conserva-
ton and preservation Of our
natural resources has sunk
home, especially with the
youth of the island.