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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-04
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

Is Debbie Reynolds having baby? That's the per-
sisent around Hollywood but Debbe and Eddie
refuse to confirm it and late releases ndi
cate that stork visit has been scheduled As matter
of fact Debbe has signed for another movie TO follow
1.-THE Catered Affair" It's comedy tentatively titled
every Mother Should Be Married" and her best beau
in the picture will be her real life husband Eddie Fisher
1t pretty definite that Marilyn Monre
Is going to resume her picture with BUS Stop"
goth CenuryFox But how about personal life? MOVIE
STARS PARADE for February not only has Marlyn as
cover girl but also scoop story of the year. who Will
Be Her Next Husband?" It's your newsstands now
There's good the romantic Barbara Ruick
and Bob Horton who have twice filed divorce finally
decided they couldn't live without other and re-
conced for good during the holidays Another lonely d
vorcee Barbara Rush is giving serious thought to moving
back with her husband Jeffrey Hunter They have
baby, Christopher aged g. and for his sake they may
give marriage another try The happeSt bridegroom
in town is still Rock Hudson passed over all the
glamour girls who tried to catch his eye married in
stead his agents secretary Phlis Gates What was the
secret spell Phyllis cast? YoIn find the answer in the
current MOVIE STARS PARADE in the intimate story
How Phyllis Won Rocks Hart" The nations fore
most movie house New FORKS Radio City Music Hall has
put It's trusr in tempesuous LAMA Though shoot
ing his picture "Serenade" is still not complete the
Music Hall is already advertising it its Easter attraction
When Marion Brando and Marilyn Monroe appeared
at New York benefit premiere recently they photo
graphed together interviewed together and seen
dancing together But Marons intimates Miss Mon
roe could never be serious already
has woman who occupies number spot in his life
She even shares his home Who is she? MOVIE STARS
PARADE for February dares to print the answer.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-04

Every child should know
some scrap
OF uninterrupted sky, to
shout against:
And have one star,
dependable and bright,
For wishing on"
No matter whose child it
may be, whether the mother
be Jew or gentle, American
or foreign-born or any inter-
mixture of all Gods earthly
children, he should have his
star in the sky shining bright
~ to give Rim hope, to give
him lift, to give him a flame
in his soul. This stsr should
be fixed in the blue sky above
with no human impeachment to
obscure his vision.
At this time, while mems
minds are SO muddled, dis
torted and confused by in
u
visible but well-nigh invinci-
BILE poison of prejudice, it is
Of infinite Importance that
the right of "every child"
should be emphasized and in
sisted upon.
Tomorrow viii be lighted
and led by the children of
today. Let parents be mind
full of their paramount re-
sponsibility that they do not
halt, hinder or obscure the
golden promise of the future
by blotting out the view of
every child" from his bit of
sky.
Fools usually get along with
out too much tripping and
with a maximum of aids and
colsolations : The world feels
sorry for them and therefore.
helps them because they Of
fer no challenge. On the other
hand, the man of promise
Is ambitious and strives for
goals. e is therefore, impeded.
Is often hindered, discourage
ed, threatened or even killed
+! am reminded of saying by
Jean de la Bruyer which is
perfectly epitomized thus: II
am told so many i'll things
Of a man, and I see, SO few
in him, that begin to sus-
pect he has a. real but trou-
blesome merit as being likely
to eclipse that Of others"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-04
r. Mn.r 4 c. IL BY
AAG HW0y VVC ~ DAN OCONNELL

The way OF the transgresser is hard, but
seldom lonesome.
Only thing modern man runs around the house
Is errands
Tobacco may be harmful, but it's better to
smoke here than hereafter.
Sweet nothing add up to lot in the arithmetic
OF love-
Insurance is a good thing until you have an
accident in the small print
Adam was created before Eve to give him a
chance to say something.
People are funny. No one wants your last CT
garette but anyone will take your last dollar.
You always realize something from investments,
If only the awareness of having been played for
sucker.
If man builds better mouse-trap, nature viii
breed a better mouse to Illustrate him.
Hate is like shotgun with plugged barrel
The back fire is worse than the kick.
Money does not go as far as formerly An ex-
ception is a coin which falls from the pocket and
rolls under the bed.
Neither half OF a split personality is likely to
be any bargain
People used to say Of money, you can't take it
with you!" The current complaint is that you
can't keep it until you 60
Braggards are i'll winds that blow no one no
good
Horsepower would be no threat If it we're left
in the horse.
The honeymoon is over when the dog fetches
the slippers and the wife bares her teeth
Newlyweds sometimes feather their nests by
plucking their parents
For spreading news. the female is more de-
pendable than the mail
The least used bone in the human body is the
head.
Hell always gets out an extra edition when
some saint goes wrong
Conceit is Gods Gift to little people
The man who runs out on his wife is not all
ways q deserter. He could be refugee
Some folks conscience is only anticipation of
other folks opinion
Beating your wife to the last word in a phone
conversation is only matter of learning to hang
up quickly.
The average wife wouldn't mind letting her
husband have his own way, If she could be sure he
wouldn't make fool of himself
Having your fortune told Is fun provided the
teller isn't from the tax bureau
Pride is pain-killer that God gave us to les
sen Lhe misery OF being like everyone else
deed. e'ON
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-04

exclude 500 on your joint re-
turn.
In addition, you are allow
ed a credit against your tax
in an amount equal to 40 of
the dividends received during
the year and included in your
single taxpayer would get a
credit of $14 (4% of $500.
This credit may not exceed
the lesser of your 1855 tax
liability or 40 of your tax
able income.
The credit is not available
to taxpayer who reports
his income on the Wage
Farmers return, Form 1O4OA.
Are all dividends eligible for
the dividend exclusion and
credit?
No. Dividends from mutual
savings banks. cooperative
SoclaClonS, exempt farmers.
cooperative associations and
certain other organizations are
not eligible for the dividend
exclusion and credit.
Must I report the income of
banks, savings and loan as
my wife and children?
You must report your wife'si
income if you file q Joint re-
turn. You do not report the
income of your children on
your return.
My wife worked part-time
during 1855. She earned $45o
and her employer withheld
$40. How should this income
be reported?
You and your wife should
file a joint return which will
result in the combining Of
your income and the $450
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-04
BeanlY Hints

Now that winter is on the
way With its almost certain
mead of snow and ice. let
every woman smile as she
views this acknowledgements
box of facial cosmetics. q
1t costs nothing. Just ga
ther instead of your roses
while you may, your cold
packs while you may. Treat
your tagging, sagginS skin
to this rejuvinator. First, have
the face perfectly clean and
then, apply an ice or snow
pack for a few moments. If
will tighten and glow. While
the wintry days are here,
avail yourself of its pIenitude
Of facial cosmetics. Be beau
tiful with a tight, young skin
through the wintry weather.
Few women know what a
treasure oatmeal can be to
the skin. 1t is a miracle work.
er. Use it slightly moistened
to remove black heads and
other particles of dirt that
collect in the pores. It not
only dislodges these unsightlv
lmperfectionS but noakae Az
entire surface Of the skin clear
and fair as marble. A certain
woman whose complexion is
the marvel of all who see her
says: Il use every bit of left
over oatmeal as a masque for
my face and behold, without
a penny of extra cost I have
achieved a complexion which
IS the envy Of all my friends. .
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-04

Broadway with Pearl Bailey
in House of Flowers" got 4.
wonderful break in the show
The Happy Heart" With
David Wayne in the lead, the
play looks like a hit in its
out-of-town circuit. 1t won't
be to New York until the Fall
Benny Green's five piece
band doing dates in Phila-
delphia, Chicago and on to
ohe coast Henry. Arm
strong = former fight cham
pion with three titles - has
started a divorce suit against
his wife, Villa Mae. Henrv,S
seeking control of all OF their
community property valued
at $4,000. Somebody must not
have told Henry that commu-
nifty property means to di-
vivde with each part GET
ting half in the Los Angeles
courts.
Conflicting reports from
Miami Beach on whether
Sammy Davis, Jr. will marry
Cordie King, Chicago model.
Those who think On coo,,
pletely forget her very much
present husband. Lena
Horne still Queen" to the
coast fans at the Ambassador
Hotel in Hollywood.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-04

Woolworth TO buy what it
heard. This was ten months
ago but when Billy agreed
he added this stipulation:
the first guest appearance he
that he would be booked for
could make for his price. The
show was sold all right but
Billy's just now getting his
guest shot only because of a
too busy schedule.
Hazel Scott charming in her
pLiano accompanying COM
mercial for a cleaner New
York City Nellie butcher
can't semm to get away from
the Castle Restaurant in
Hollywood Count Basic
in fine fettle at Chicago's
biggest jazz spot - 1.-THE Blue
Note"
Earoha Kilt = who got her
start in Paris, remember =
will go back in a blaze of tri-
umph starting April 9th when
she will play at the Cafe de
Paris. Eartha's engagement is
set for two months duration.
lasting until June. After her.
will follow either Judy Gar
land, Tony Martin or Marlene
Dietrich. The Cafe takes only
the greatest, namesin the
business.
JuAnita Hall - last seen nm
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-04

We can't all have mdwn vacations but we can brine toh a
d op5 O % nSe Ly serving dish with
TINS luscious West Indies Yam Bake dish Bnanas and
combined
Good Luck brown are tbe
with Just dash Of ginger spess The garsS
peanuts adds the perfect finishing wonderful new av to
favorite vegetable. ~ 80" Wy '"
hunand
tablespoons emo tsssppeen ~.
IL
enk1
cup brown firmly srv~
PoeRea Tablespoon brown suqar
Peel bananas and cut diagonal slices sprinkle with lemon
Slice vans crosswse in y slices and Arrange layers
banana and slices IA casserole
garine and next ingredients small saucepan bring to boil and boil
to minutes until slightly thicened over potato mixture in
casserole Cover and bake in moderately hot 20 minutes
remove cover sprinkle with and tablespoon sugar
and bake is minutes longer Makes servings -eS
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-04
SEEN THE STARS
BY Dolores Calvin


NEW YORK - Mrs. Rose
Morkan-- Louis says she hasn'i
even had time to sleep-she's
been going at such a terrific
pace ever since her marriage
to Joe Louis. Roses been
having the proverbial bali
going along with hubby to
TV shows for guest shots. she
really surprised all on the
Masquerade Party" and
showed real talent. If this was
all to her life, she would have
nothing to complain about
But her own business = the
Rose Morgan House of Beauty
with its related cosmetic
interests can take up IL
hours a day. Where is there
time to squeeze n all the other
activities without sacrificing
on something. SO far it's lust
the sleep.
Nat Cole added another
"firSt" this week to his long
list of accomplishments. The
Nat King Cole Story" - a
Universal produced short sub
ject, became the first one ever
to be held over in the history
of Kansas City'S Paramount
Theater after the feature film
had changed. Manager of the
theater, Harold Lyon, said the
short had definite box affice
appeal in that it appealed to
most types of patrons. When
it will leave, is anyoody,s
guess.
Carmen Jones" was 10th
on the list of biggest money
making films for 1855 The
Dorothy cambridge starrer
earned the sum of $500, 900
and may go higher since it's
still playing in a few parts of
the country. This kind of re-
cord is impressive and surely
will cause more race films to
be produced with this kind of
money to be earned.
They're still talking about
how Billy Daniels got to head
the radio progroa, '"The
WoolWorth Hour" CHS had
asked Billy to an addition
which means try out for free
so that the broadcasting
company could try to get
earned by our wife, In this
way, your income tax return
will have two $500 exemptions
one for you and one for your
wife.
It would be a mistake for
your wife to file a separate
return in order to get a refund
of $40. If this were done, you
would be entitled to only one
exemption on your return.
Thus, on your separate return.
$500 OF income would be ex-
cluded, but you would lose a
5000 exemption.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-04
YOUR INCOME TAXES

By James r. CanaUan. CP.A
This is the first of a series
I of eight articles on Federal
and State Income taxes di-
stributed by Boston Chapter
Of the National Association OF
Cost Accountants.
Who must file a Federal tax
return?
A Federal tax return must
be filed by every individual
under 65 who had taxable in
come of $500 or more during
1855. A taxpayer who is SIS OF
over must file a return only
If he has gross income OF
$1,000 or more for the year
However, if your gross income
is less than $500 ($12OO if you
are IS or over), but a tax was
withheld on your wages, you
should file a return to obtain
a refund of the tax withheld.
Are the 1855 Federal tax
rates the same as they were
in 1854?
Yes. The rates for 1856 are
the same as they were in
1854.
When must my Federal re-
turn be filed?
Your individual return for
the year 1855 must be filed
on or before April 16, 1856.
What income must 1 report
on my tax return?
You must report your gross
or taxable income. Gross in
come includes compensation
for personal services, income
from a business, interest
rents, dividends lin excess of
exclusion), profit from sales
OF property, and income from
any other source unless ex
empt from tax.
What is meant by "exemp
income?
Exempt income is incom,
which Goes not have to b,
included in computing youl
tax liability. 1t includes sIcT
items as the following:
l Interest on state anc
municipal obligations
2. Accident insurance pro-
ceedS
3. Benefit payments to vet
Grams under the CT. Bill
4. Group life insurance pre-
mlumS paid by your employer
>. Gifts and inheritances
8. Life insurance proceeds
paid as a result of death
7. Old age and survivors
benefit payments under the
Social Security Act or the
Railroad Retirement Act
8. Most stock dividends
g. Supper money paid by
your employer
10. Unemployment benefits
II. Veterans disability bene-
fits
IL Payments received under
Workmen's Compensation Acts
ID, Allowances to dependents
of Servicemen
"A. Dividends from domestic
corporations up to $50.
During 1855 I received diyid-
end income of $500 from a
local manufacturing company.
How should I report this in
come on my 1855 Federal tag
return?
You should exclude from
your gross income the first
$50. If you are married and
the stock is owned Jointly bv
you and your wife, you should
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-04

For something really different particularly tasty green
peppers with Norway kpper the What's this man
dish luncheon supper easy the family budget toe
It be served approximate portion
sionua zauee
III Of melt
WI M Of murord
Y b iongiOss Gu in haH & Bread eranhs sFgfyt
l cuph sGn ondp
Pcrhen until medium soft Trim of
with bread crumbs melted
half Sprinkle bread crumbs salt
butter Place boxing dish with
until well Drowned Cornish with
preserve
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, 1956-02-24
FOR SALE TWO APPLYING SETS

FOR SALE TWO APPLYING SETS
MASCO go 80 WATTS with pickup record attachment
MASCO Portable lilo AC OF Battery with record player
Slim Trim Mike
Shure Mike
Lapel Mike
II Universal Outdoor Speakers
large Concert Model Console with GE Speaker
Platform for Car top to carry speakers
Some extra parts, fuses and tubes.
The entire outfit was brought in BY plane and handled
with care since. The owner is unable to make them available
An opportunity for some progressive person in view Of
the approaching election campaign.
The entire outfit will be sold as one unit for cash only
Enquire: AVIS OFFICE Telephone 48
, 1956-02-24
NOTICE
A AND EXCISE TAXES

The 1856 Internal Revenue Act of the Virgin Islands pro-
vdes that all persons, firms, partnerships, associations and
corporations conducting trade or business in the Virgin Is
lands are liable for certain trade and gross receipts taxes
and they are required to submit certain reorts to the Tax
Division, Department of Finance, in order to comply with this
law. Articles. goods, merchandise and commodities purchased
by mail order and delivered to the purchaser within the Vir-
gin Islands for his own use or consumtion shall also be taxed
upon entry into the Virgin Islands for such delivery at the
rates specified in Section 3 Of this law upon valuation deter
mined by the sale price.
The Law provides, also, for a tax on all performances or
entertainments, including dances, cock fights horse races,
theatrical performances, motion pictures, etc, and such tax
shall be at the rate Of so of the gross receipts from such per-
Torrance or entertainment.
This Law is effective January ! 1856 and required re-
ports must be submitted to the Tax Division not later than
Is to 39days after the end of each month. Penalties provided
for failure to comply with the Law will be strictly enforced.
Additional Information relative to this law may be secur-
ed from the Tax Division, Department of Finance.
PERCY e JONGH
Actg. Commissioner of Finance
Evening star., 1956-03-25
THURSDAY

6:55
5-Motthew Warren. News.
7-Weother Report.
TOO
Avid Bill Hiekok.
Fomous scouts adventures.
5-lons John Silver.
"Deod Reckoning" Film.
7-Bryson Rash. News.
9-Son Froneiseo Beot.
Motto Cong" The police cop
ture O murderer but have to re-
lease him because the only wit
ness is too frightened to testify.
7:O5
7-Jim Gibbons. Sports.
ISIS
7-John Dolly. News.
7:30
4-Dinah Shore. Songs.
5-The Whistler.
Incident at Sculys Key"
Audrey Totter. Film.
1.-THE Lone Ranger. Western.
Ranger and Tonto ore locked in
burning shed by GENTLE
looking cunt
9-Sergeont Preston.
Mounted Police adventure.
7:45
4-John c. Swoyze. News.
500
4-Groueho Marx Show. Quiz.
5-Evening Movie.
"ChoIlenoe." 1888. Rivalry be-
tween two Notwithstanding ex-
peditions leeds to accusation of
murder. Robert DoueIos.
7-Bishop Sheen. Talk.
9-Bob Cummings Show.
Bob recruits q soilor os q boy
friend for Schultzy.
$50
4-Droenef. Jack Webb.
7-Stop the Music. Quiz.
9-Climox. Color.
An Episode OF Sporrows The
story OF q girls search for
tiny bit OF earth in which to
grow flowers. Brandon De Wilde.
900
4-People's Choice. Comedy.
Joekie Cooper is picked for
movie role.
7-Stor Tonight. Drama.
boy Crozy." Adaptation OF we'll
known book Jason Robords.
$3.50
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Hollywood Report
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). Mamie Van Doren
and husband. band-leader Ray Anthony, viii
do a husband -and-wife bit in January on
Edgar Bergen's Do You Trust Your Wife pro-
gram. Says Mamie, Ray always says he trusts
me implicitly. Now I'll find out II he really
means It," And another real-life husband
and wife, Shirley Jones and Jack Cassidy, star
on TV January "a in the video version of Johnny
Belinda which won Jane Wyman movie oscar.
After her sun Valley Safari, Ann Sothern
viii decide between guesting on top TV shows
such as Perry Como, and or a stint in Las Vegas.
The future of her Private Secretary series is
still in the air, but Annie doesn't care. She
gets 20 per cent of the profits from its reruns.
:. Ri,hard Boone, free of his Medic contract,
has received bids from NBC, CHS and ABC for
q new series. none of which remotely resembles
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Hollywood Report
Does Ray Trust Mamie?

his Doc Styner role. But no more series with
out profit percentage" states Dick.
Following a rest, Judy Garland plans
another Commute spectacular for CHS. Her
price is rising-cost to the network for the
talent is $250.000. And what big lineup
of stars for the NBC February s on "Ruggles
of Red Gap"-Jane Powell, Michael Redgrave,
ImOgene Coca, Shirley Jones, David Wayne and
Peter Lawford
Sophie Tucker goes dramatic on CHS Radio
Workshop January 1S, which is also her BIRTH
day. !. Red SHELTON signed George Raft for
his January show. with Mickey Rooney the
following week.
Another husband and-wife team-Corinne
Calvet and Jeff StOne-swill shoot SO hours for
Lady Of Tangiers-not in Tangiers, but in Pisa,
Italy. For CHS. Albert McCIeery Is asking
NBC for filming facilities for Matinee. Too
tough to keep on doing them live every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
Senators Sian
'Stur Hurlerut
West Virginia

A pitching hopeful Joined the
Senators organization yesterday
when Jim Heise, Strapping West
Virginia University right-hander
signed for a minor league bonus.
A 6-foot. 185-pounder who
compiled a 27-10 record over a
four-year stretch with the Noun
taineers. Heise will report to the
Hobbs, N. Mex. club in the Glass
b Longhorn League.
Born in Scottsdale. Pa, the
23-year-old Heise was signed by
Bill Gamer. Washington talent
scout in the West Virginia area.
after getting a good once-over
from Sherry Robertson. assistant
director of the farm system. He
also had the recommendation of
Coach Bill Reinhart of George
Washington University. who
rated him one Of the best pitch
ers in the Southern Conference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
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600 600 OOO---O
Touchdown Club
States Luncheon for
!Griffith Memorial

The Touchdown Club has
scheduled a luncheon for Mon
day, June 4. to whip up interest
in the drive for funds for a
memorial to Clark Grifith.
Included among the guests
will be several key men and
officials from the Cleveland
Indians. who will be ending a
four-game series against the
Senators that night.
Among those expected are
Manager AL Lopez, Harold Gold
stein, the travelling secretary:
Coach Tony Cuccinello, Herb
Score. Early Wynn and Jim
BuSby. Both Wynn and Busby
played for Griffith at Washing
ton. and Lopez himself had a
stint as a spring practice catcher
back in 1920.
Reservations for the luncheon
may be made with AL Fiorentino
at National 8-2975.