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Israel Charges
Egypt With 3
Raids al Night
Euch Blomes Other
For New Attacks
Along Gozo Strip

JERUSALEM, April Z (P.-
Egyptian commands struck into
Israel tonight at nine points
after a day of gun duels along
the adjacent GAIA strip. an
Israeli army spokesman said.
The spokesman asserted the
commands shot ISraelis near
the town of Ashkalon, 25 miles
south of Tel Aviv. He said there
were one or more deaths in the
series of attacks.
An Egyptian military spokes-
man charged an Israeli patrol
approached the Israel
border east of Khan Yunis to-
night and opened fire on an
Egyptian position.
Both Arabs and Israelis &C.
cuSed each other of warlike
action ahead of the arrival of
United Nations Secretary Cen
eral Dag Hammarskjold on his
peace mission to the Middle East.
He reached Rome today.
Aggression Charged
In Damascus. Syria's De-
tense Minister Rashad Barmada
charged Israel with aggression
in the GAIA strip. He declared
it was "a premeditated plot to
pull Arab countries into total
was with Israel"
In Baghdad, Premier Nuri AL
Said declared that Iraq would
back Egypt in any action taken
against Israel "in an effort to
make her cease her continuous
aggressions."
Arab League leaders meeting
in Cairo said the Arabs would
not take counter measures
against Israel at least not until
We see what Hammarskjold can
do" as one delegate phrased it.
The Israeli army spokesman
charged Egypt's Fedayeen. or
commandos, launched nine 81
multaneous attacks into Israel
from the GAIA strip. All points
were within a 15-mile radius of
the strips northern tip.
Grenades Thrown
The spokesman said Israeli
transport trucks at three points
were attacked by rifle fire and
hand grenades. Hand grenades
were thrown at settlements and
q tractor station and several
automobiles we're attacked. A
water pumping station and a
water line blown up. he added
An unstated number of civilians
were reported wounded
A Jewish woman was killed
and two other persons wounded
when a grenade hit a house at
Migdal Ashkelon. nine miles
north of the GAIA strip border,
Israeli officials said. The attack
was blamed on Fedayeen.
The Israeli spokesman asserted
that this means renewal on a
considerable scale of Fedayeen
activity staged by the Egyptians
with the aim of numbering the
civilian population and terror
izing transport"
Firing echoed across the GAIA
strip for four hours during the
day. An informed military
source said the incident was not
See ISRAEL, Page AS
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the boys mother recalled last
night that on Friday her son
entered the home complaining
OF pains in the chest and Stom-
ach. He said at the time he had
to lie down. the clergyman said
Mrs. Gaines remembered.
DR.. Hurst r. Anderson. presi-
dent Of the university, said the
See DROWNING, Page Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
Butler Calls for Congress
Fiqhton DC. Street Crime
Star Survey Shows Police Already
Toking Every Emergency Measure
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG

Senator Butler Republican of Maryland last night called
for immediate action" by Congress to provide police
protection for Washington residents the thousands of
visitors here
Senator Butler declared:
When after dark because Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

first class matter in the United
States mail would in itself act as
a deterrent and thereby reduce
the use of fictitious names and
addresses"
Outline of Proposal
Mr. Keneipp wound up his re-
port:
After careful study Of this
whole matter. and being duly i'm
pressed with Postmaster North's
statement that the mailing Of
permits would in itself act as a
deterrent TO the use of fictitious
names and addresses, it is rec
commended that the following
policy be adopted effective July
l, 1856:
81. That learners permits
which are valid for a temporary
period only go days. be issued
as now over the counter. but only
See PERMITS, Page Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy today, high in mid-50s Fair to-
morrow, warmer in afternoon. Full report
on Page A-20
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yeti to his drummer, Jack Roth.
The piano top was something
else, a real jug handle curve. The
trumpet player hit the dirt and
stayed there for an eight-bar
count.
At So. it is possible that Jim
my is losing some of his control.
But there is nothing wrong with
his legs or his energy. He stayed
ION that floor with his line Of girls,
his Eddie jackson. his three fat
dancers and his guest star. Peter
Lawford, for so minutes and
never changed pace. Kept driv-
ing all the time. There was an
added funny bit, when he was
through. Mike Durso. who runs
the Copa band. did about 10 min
uteS rehearsing the band in how
to duck.
The new Coliseum is welcome
in its neighborhood. Bob Olin,
who has had a restaurant nearby
for some years. reports that his
business has tripled. Other bars
and restaurants agree. .. Mindy
Carson, the sweet singer, went
to the Coliseum and said she al
ways thought a Coliseum was a
place where you fought lions in
stead of lines. +. Atlantic City's
Steel Pier has booked Lillian
Roth. julius LaRosa. Tony Ben
nett, Pat Boone. Karl Perkins
and other headliners for the
summer season. !. Rose MUIR
ply, pianist and entertainer, is
the latest to sign for a European
concert tour following her cur
rent stint at the Embers.
My mother saw "Mr. Wonder
full" last night and reports that
(a) it's a wonderful show, (b)
Sammy Davis is a genius with a
world of talent. Co all the girls
are pretty. I'D all the songs are
great and (e) the critics don't
know what they're talking about.
Well. they do say that mother
knows best.
X 4
The Fireplace restaurant is
owned by three men. One is the
chef. one the bartender and one
the host. The other day they met
to vote one Of the trio absolute
operating power. They named
Martin Rebe, the host, because
he has had experience running
a food establishment.
Mr.. Rebels experience was run
ming a Broadway hotdog stand.
Exclusive: Four pizza pie par
Tors folded in the Broadway Sec
tor last week. The falling Tower
OF Pizza? Jack Zero, the
comic. now writes songs. Asked
how his latest is going, he adj
mitted: I'm on he flip side of a
flop" The National Council
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-21

to Combat Blindness holds a
Strawberry Festival at Fort Hill
Restaurant, Yonkers, Monday,
with Sammy Davis jr. as star.
The Conte Candoli Quartet and
the Mitchell-Ruff Duo are fur.
nishing the progressive sounds
at the Cafe Bohemia.
listened to that German jazz
pianist, Jutta Hipp, at the Hick-
DRY House the other night and
found her more sure OF herself
and more imaginative than the
time before. Probably better &C
climated.
= y
One of the press agents for
Goth Century-Fox was talking
business at his dinner table and
told his wife that he was sure
1.-THE King and I" would be one
of the biggest grossers in history
II thought" spoke up his g.
year-old son, that A6EP was the
biggest grocer"
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2:35. 4, 5:35. Z. $40 and GAS pm
Neutrality-suspicious. at Sea-;
6:l5 8 and $3.50 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Maverick
Queen; Distant Drums; 11:ls
am. 2:40, 6:10 and GAS pm.
Ontario-"The Birds and the
Bees: l:35. 1886. 5:35. 7:35 anc
1885 pm.
PaIace-"The Revolt of Mamie
Stover":; 1880 am. 1875, $40
$40. 7:45 and $50 pm,
Playhouse-"Patterns";; 1i:2C
am. los. $3.50. 4:35, $40. S:lC
and 9:55 pm.
Plaza-"Citizen Kane; 1925
2:40, S, 7:15 and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Picnic";; II am.
los, S;15. 5:25, 7:35 and ESQ
pm.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday;
1890 pm.
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AND WHEN
WHERE
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
MISUNDERSTANDING Of tn,
August Noon; $3.50 pm.
Shubert-"T Thieves Paradise"
1880 pm.
Screen
Observation-Disclosures Drums"
'2:S5, 6:10 and GAS pm.
CapitoI--"Meet Me In La,
Vegas; 1l:10 am, 100, S:25
I5:35, TAO and GAS pm.
Colony 1.-THE Ladykillers"
6:l5, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Columbia Tribute to a Bad
man.: II am. 1:10, 500, $50
7:40 and 9:55 pm.
Dupont - Richard III; Il
am, 1880. 4:05. $40 and 9:2t
pm.
Keith's-"On the Threshold O
Space: l1:40 am, 1:40, 3:45
|5:45, 1859 and 1855 pm.
Little-Flesh Merchant; /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-21
Even q Tepee
Costs More
These Days

HOLLYWOOD up. - The
high cost of housing has even
hit Indian tepees.
The ancient red man used
to toss up a tepee for nothing.
Walt Disney reveals that it
cost him $35,000 to build IS
authentic tepees for the from
tier epic Westward Ho the
Wagons"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-21
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Frank Teaches Sophie-EnqIish

Leaves" which went very well at
its Cleveland debut.
y ~
Richard Widmark is yet an
other star who is pulling up
Hollywood roots to live perma-
lnently in the East-but not until
11-year-old daug liter Annie
graduates from junior high
school. Dick has a farm in
Massachusetts,.
/ Moss Hart is hoping to snare
Sir Laurence Olivier for the
London stage repeat of my Fair
Lady," Larry is good, but he'll
have to be really good to beat
Rex Harrison's performance on
Broadway.
/ Julie Andrews, who is such q
fair lady. was peddled to the
Hollywood studios four years
ago by an agent, but no takers
Now it's a question of Julie
deciding which studio shell
sign with.
Jerry Wald, back from New
York has this to say of the Moss
Hart hit, 1T set the sweatshirt
school of acting back 10 years. y
Then there was the couple COM
ing out Of the show and the hus-
band said, Lets 60 to Lindy's. /"
After such elegance" the wife
replied, TITS Ell Morocco or
nothing"
Ralph Meeker is up for Bar
bara Stanwyck's leading man in
Love Story" Barbara worked
with Ralph at MGM a couple
of years ago. And at that time,
they were linked together as
offstage romantics.
Clark Gable follows his "The
King and Four Queens" with
Captain Calico" for Bill Goetz.
He plays a typical Gable part
an Army man in San Francisco,
loved by the ladies.
In the June Holiday magazine,
mike Romanoff tells of swim
ming from Ellis Island to the
battery with his chief possession,
his walking stick, Between My
Teeth. A policeman pulled me
from the water. I said to him,
Too Many Cocktails and he
nodded understandingly and
strolled away"
released BY NANA)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-21

Ingrid Bergman remains in
Europe while Director Jean Rem
DIR brings the print of her Elena
and Her Men" movie with Mel
Ferrer to New York to dub the
English version. Then Jean will
come to Hollywood. He'll stay
here q year and write the biog-
raphy of his famous painter
father. Pierre.
Frank Sinatra is teaching So
phia Loren to speak better Eng
lish on their THE Pride and the
Passion" location in Spain! The
big Italian girl and the skinny
singer get along well to-
gether. =. Frankie's almost ex-
wife, Ava Gardner, has taken to
dropping in on Stanley Kramer's
publicity Office over there. She
knew some of the boys when she
was making 1.-THE Barefoot Con-
tessa." -. A sight for Spaniards,
incidentally. is Cary Grant, very
correct in British period naval
uniform, astride a burro. travel
ing to the location site.
~ 81
Rita Hayworth, almost break
ing precedent. is flying to Trini-
dad from New York. The only
other times this, star took to the
air was when Prince Ally Khan
was counting her. She feels bet
ter on terra flrma. It'll be
interesting to see how Rita takes
to co-Star Robert Mitchum'S nom
stop kidding on the set of Fire
Down Below" She'll probably
love 1t.
Judy Holiday, who likes to
eat, can MUNICH all she wants in
her current Full Of Life" Play
ing an expectant mama, she eats
prodigiously all the way through
the film. Judy's father in
picture is Met Basso Salvatore
Baccaloni. He doesn't sing, just
huns . few bars with Miss Hol-
liday.
Kim Novak may change her
mind about nonmarriage when
she sees the penthouse Mac Krim
built atop his apartment house
in Beverly Hills. It has every
thing. Kim will be in Hollywood
about mid-June after attending
the premiere of her Eddy
Duchin Story" in New York.
Joan Crawford blew into town
for the opening Of her Autumn
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MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Jimn1y's First Clean Hit
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

For q little more than 80 years
I have been holding my breath
and waiting for Jimmy Durante
to hit somebody with one of
those various hard objects he
throws at his orchestra drummer.
The big moment came at the
supper show at the Copacabana
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Team

The brilliant musical score
for Panama and Franks THE
Court Jester" big. new Danny
Kaye comedy for Paramount,
was written by Sylvia Fine and
Sammy Calm. In real life Syl-
via is Mrs. Danny Kaye.
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the other night. when one Of
Jimmy's first losses, the top Of
the little floor piano, bounced of
the first trumpet player. It was
Jimmy's first curve of the night.
Just previously he had thrown
that prop telephone in a perfect
strike lover the left shoulder,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
EXTRA MONEY THRU OUR
CLASSIFIED ADS

NNhhN~E St1ltS 1Ol pIN-
MICS, Commencement, June
brides-and time to quit
horsing around about the
Youth Recreation Program.
#
1T is NOT TRUE THAT A
LONY OF ESKlMOS
WILL COME TO LIVE IN
PC. ;. BRAVE MEN TRoD
THE STREETS THIS WEEK
WITHOUT A ToPc o AT
AND SOME EVEN BOT
SOME OF SANS" $I.o8
SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS.
MOTHERS DAY is around
the corner; get her a lawn
mower, fishing tackle or a
carton of cigarettes. If you
wonder why the KIDS love
Joe Lukac, go out to the
stadium some eve. Over
1000 prizes are given away
this month for those who
save TOP VALUE STAMPS.
You get the entry blanks and
the stamps at Sans.
u ss x
. Mr.. POTTS BOT A NEW
OUTFIT AT SANS $7.95
81 KS, $2.98 SPORT
SHIRT, AND A PAIR OF
FLORSHElMS. HIS WIFE
DIDN'T RECOGNIZE HIM
AND CALLED THE POLICE.
HOWEVER, HE DIDN It
RECOGNIZE HER EITHER,
AS SHE HAD JUST USED
PINK ICE.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
Coreys Win
Bowling Tourney

Freda and Hazen Corey with an
even 500 were winners of crazy
widow" tournament sponsored by
Elks Women's Bowling League at
Vacation Lanes Sunday, receiving
trophies.
Second were Vida Morgan and
Hark Selgo, 482; third, Aleanor and
Ange Johnson, 466; fourth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Petersen, 453; fifth,
Corrine Orns and Bob Hauser, 446;
sixth, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Balm
sen, 444; seventh, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gaydos, 428; eighth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Riedmaier, 425; ninth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kirk, 416; tenth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schmitt, 400.
The Coreys' had nigh single and
series. Mr.. and Mrs. Neil McClory
got crying towels as prizes for
lowest series. The Bahnsens got an
award for having nine splits.
Lunch at the Elks Club followed
bowling.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
Mental Health
Drive Continues

Officials of the Mental Health
association asked that anyone who
might not be contacted during the
drive, call Mrs. James Rhiel, fund
chairman. Organizations desiring
further information on the mental
health program can obtain it by
calling Mrs. Ann Bolte, chairman
of the speakers bureau.
This bureau held its organization
meeting Monday noon, with the
following present Mrs Robert
Ernst, organization chairman; Miss
Florence Specht, Ray Lyons, Gay
lord Engler, Ralph Forster and
Lee Bracken. The Rev. Corl of Oak
Harbor, will also aid in the in.
formation program.
A pre-drive meeting was con
Quoted by the directors of the
Mental Health Association at St
John parish lounge on Tuesday
May 1st to outline plans.
All donations received will be
assigned to making adequate men
tai guidance available for all resi-
dents of Ottawa county. $4,000 is
sought.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
BPW Welcomes
7 New Members

Seven new members were well
coined into Port Clinton Business
and Professional Women's Club at
Wednesday nights dinner meeting
in Trinity Methodist church, and
were presented corsages as presi-
dent Florence Specht and incoming
president Lesta Forster expressed
the clubs welcome.
Honor guests were Mary Adams,
Ethel Armstrong, Rev. Gilmore Ga
lusha, Byrona Wiseman, Bella Rus
sell and Ruth Rofkar, with Harriet
Peters unable to attend. Sfember-
ship committee of Harriet Dewitt,
Verdi Won Tfron, Helen Sanders,
Mabel Sprenger and Bernice Foley
and the radio-television committee
of Kay McClory, Ethel Misch, Paul
inc Bugbee, Catherine Kohlman,
Helen Bredbeck and Mary Potter
was in charge.
A SIS contribution to the after
prom party was voted.
President-elect Forster announc.
ed these new committee chairmen:
vocational and educational, Norma
DruSbacky; public affairs, Helen
Sanders; health and safety, RHth
Pettibone; international relations
Colleen Gill; national security, Mil
dred Payne; legislative, Mabel
Carnes; finance, Ethel Misch; radio
and television, Gertrude Babcock
cheer and hospitality, Dorotha Wit
tenmeyer; music, Lois Kloock; fed
Grafton and emblem, Marion
Cleary; parliamentarian, Verdi Vor
| Thron.
Club members gave farewell
good wishes to Mary Potter, who
flies to Germany May % to be
wed.
Maypoles were table decoration.
and entertainment was "The Jack
pot" television show, complete with
isolation booth, and a take-off or
Name That Tune Contestant!
were Floy Wernert and Collier
Gill, who won prizes; Betty Gillum
Joan Nelson, Hazel Boss, Rev. Ga
lusha, Norma Drusbacky, Bonni
Fachman, Marguerite Finefrock
/ Carlista Snyder, Ruth Pettibone
and Juel Reed Cover. A BPW
chorus of Leonardo Stein, Ethe
Misch, Betty Gillum, Harriet De
Witt Eunice Reaser, Hazel Bos.
and Lois Kloock sang.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04

RUmmage Sale, Wed. & Thur,
May 9 g. 10, ST. John Lutheran
Church Basement, 9 TO S by the
Sewing Circle. l3-lt