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Evening star., 1957-04-21
BY BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD (Rl. It's
time to catch UP with that
whirlwind, Jerry Wald.
Wald is one Of that fabu-
lous--and perhaps vanishing
breed Of film producers who
can whip together movie deals
with a combination Of charm.
cajolery and fast talk. It's
always intriguing to watch
him in action, as he is at Goth
Century-Fox these days.
He operates from a richly
furnished Office decorated
with French paintings-"Might
as well make it pleasant. since
/ spend more time here than
at home" commented on the
loss of 20 pounds from his still
well-padded frame.
See what happens when
you leave Harry yCohn'" he
cracked, referring disrespect-
fully to his former employer.
His bosses before that were
Howard Hughes and j. l..
Warner. so you can see that
Jerry is a hardened Holly
wood veteran.
/Only 10 This Year
SO what's new with Wald?
He reported he was only
producing 10 pictures this
year. Among his notable
achievements: l. a un derin z
"Peyton Place." whipping the
Jean Harlow biog into shape.
snagging rights to Harold
Lloyd's life story.
We're doing the same thing
with 'Peyton Place that we
did with From Here to Eter-
nifty" he explained. "The basic
plot remains the same. all
you've got to do is remove the
four-letter words. I've always
said they're q crutch for a
writer anyway. Look at Hem
ingway. He used 'obscenity'
instead Of the words.
'Peyton Place remains a
story Of how one generation
imposes Its immortality on the
next one. The mother. aware
Of her own transgressions, pre-
supposes an Illicit affair by
her daughter. who is really
innocent"
Baslcally Insecure
How did he whip the Har-
low story. which has been kick
ing around Hollywood for
years?
by analysis" replied Wold.
II sat down and figured the
common factor in the lives
Of all the sex queens Of Holly
wood-Harlow, Rita. Ava.
Lana. Marylyn. Jayne and so
forth. l found they had sew
eral elements In common:
They are basically insecure
people, they are bewildered by
success, they have a knack
for making news. they have
a real sweetness that makes
them liked by women as well
as men.
"The real answer is found
Evening star., 1957-04-21

and won't let go. Others try
to engage her in long con-
versations. and invite her to
social events.
Then, the Carriers
Then comes the garter toss
ing.
Il get more letters about
that than anything else-fron1
people who want to be sure I
throw one to them," says the
star. II never toss more than
three or four-that depends on
how / feel-but oddly enough
the audiences never seem to
want me to give away too
many.
Il suppose that would rather
spoil it."
Miss Lille preserves the i'm
promptu spirit in discussing
her own affairs-"I always was
one who likes to live from day
to day.
Currently she is avoiding
television or other activities.
and insists she hasn't started
to make up her mind about
what comes next.
Il II
Producer Wanted
Now that star Hendy Fonda
has added movie producing to
his busy schedule. he has a
job waiting for somebody.
I've got to find me a pro-
ducer." says Fonda.
BY this he means that al
though he likes producing he
would like to deputize someone
to handle the bushes details.
AS his freshman exhibit.
Fonda is now releasing "l2
Angry Men," in which he also
acts, and which set some kind
Of a reverse trend in this day
Of Super-sized budgets
I'VE brought it in for $780,
000." says Fonda. who feels
that he and some other inde-
pendentS are filling an i'm
portant niche in the field Of
entertainment. People still
want to see good, suspenseful
dramas in which the story is
the thing"
Fonda has several other
screen properties on his agen-
da, right now is having TO
See GLOVER, Page E-4
Evening star., 1957-04-21

'BAcHELOR PARTY" Q United
Artists release, produced hy Don MUIR
ray. directed by Delhert Mann, screen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

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5-FedeFeI Men. Crime.
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Bill rides oooln.
81 Led Three Lives.
The Reds plot to dominate the
Brotherhood Of Asioticn Crofts.
men. Riehord Carlson stars.
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Fred Edge. a young deputy sher-
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Ozzie Is put IN chcroe Of blow
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30

member OF the Communal
Party In Boston. -"
After another exchange, Sen.
ator Jenner said:
'This woman came here "a
try TO disrupt this proceeding
II she's not going 10 answer
questions / think she should be
excused and cited for con-
tempt"
Rebel Wells From Crowd
The overflow crowd In the
Federal courtroom where the
hearing was held broke into
applause mixed with rebel yells
Mrs. Lorch had said previ-
ously that the only reason she
was subpoenaed was because
she comforted a Negro school.
girl who was turned back from
Little Rock Central High
School during the integratior
disorders there.
But Senator Jenner said the
subcommittee had Information
that led It to believe Mrs. Torch
was q member Of the New Eng.
land district Of the Communist
Party in 1915.
The Senator said: I'VE have
information that she had con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30

nections with Iunius Scales
Southern regional director Of
the Communist Party"
Both Mrs. Lorch and her
husband Lee have long been
active In working 70 breach ra-
cial barriers. Nh. Torch. a
white teacher at q Negro col
lege In Little Rock. was cited
for contempt after refusing to
answer questions on commu-
nism before q House subcom-
mittee In 1854. A decision Ia
pending,
Two Statements Prepared
After the hearing ended. Mr.,
Torch released the text Of two
statements he said his wife
prepared to read TO the COM
mittee.
In a statement which Sen.
ator Jenner interrupted, Mrs
Torch challenged the authority
Of the committee TO hold the
hearing. She said she wa,
thereby protecting the rights
OF all Americans under oui
Constitution as interpreted By
our courts"
In the other statement, Mrs
Lorch planned to say she was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
is Die in Crash
OF Air Tanker

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz.. Oct. 80
R.--Sixteen men apparently
were killed when a four-engined
Air Force tanker smashed into
q steep and remote Northern
Arizona mountain yesterday.
Authorities reac hing the
charred wreckage reported
finding eight bodies and no sign
Of life. A thorough search for
additional bodies was begun
today.
The Air Force said the plane.
q KC-97 on a routine fight
from Walker Air Force Base.
N. Mex. was carrying is men.
but did not identify them.
The tanker plowed into the
sheer side Of Gray Mountain.
which is about 20 miles east of
the Grand Canyon site where
12S persons died in the crash
Of two airliners June 80, 1856.
Broad Area Burned
An explosion was heard
shortly after the plane was re-
ported seen flying low over a
nearby trading post. Reporter
Bill Beaver Of the Flagstaff
(Ariz) Daily Sun. who reached
the foot Of the bluff shortly be-
fore darkness halted rescue OPP
erations, said a wide area
around the wreckage was
burned of.
The peak Of the mountain.
an ash-covered dead volcano.
rises about 1000 feet above sea
level and 1000 feet above sur
rounding terrain. The plane
hit about half way up.
Sheriff Cecil Richardson OF
Coconino County (Fiagstaffl
said the tragedy apparently &C.
CURED between 0 and 9:3o M.
but 1t was midafternoon before
the wreckage was sighted.
No Survivors Found
1.-TWO Tuba City policemen
climbed the bluff and signaled
that they we're unable to find
any survivors. They said they
saw eight bodies.
Air Force rescue squadrons
from Hamilton ABB. Calf.
and Luke ALB. Ariz.. Joined a
ground party Of sheriff's officers
At the foot Of the mountain, but
decided not TO ascend 10 the
wreckage until daylight.
Sheriff Richardson said they
could see from a distance that
only the tail section of the
plane was intact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30

Senator Jenner. Republican Of
Indiana. pounded the table
with clenched fist and shouted:
You're a troublemaker.
aren't your Saying this COM
mittee investigated YOU be-
cause you protected q Negro
girl In Little Rocks integration
struggle. We are not COM
cerned with integration.
4 I'VE don't care what you did
in Little Rock. We are con-
cerned with the threat Of COM
inunisn to this Nation. We
want to know II you were Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
All of Bolivia Placed
Under Stute of Sieoe

: LA PAZ, Bolivia. Oct. 80 up
-The Bolivian government yes
terday declared a nationwide
state of siege. modified martial
law. because of disturbances in
Oil fields in Santa Cruz prov
tnce.
officials said opponents Of q
new petroleum law that tunnels
al royalties from nationalized
oil fields into the national
treasury have seized drilling
equipment in Santa Cruz. The
government has sent police
forces into the area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30

subpoenaed only two days be-
fore the hearing was to begin
and that she was deprived OF
. constitutional right to legal
counsel.
When Mrs. Torch complained
Monday that she hadn't had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30

time TO obtain counsel, Senator
Jenner gave her "a hours TO
do so, she later admitted that
she had made no effort to get
an attorney attn she was SUBJ
poenaed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30

Inc euuCuhAhthAAtNuc ANuethNa
hearing.
Senator EastlAnd. Demo-
crat Of Mississippi. chairman.
added that other conclusions
and q decision on whether TO
cite q Little Rock housewife
with contempt would be an
nounced later. The suhcom-
mittee said 1t also was con-
sidering possible action against
witnesses who failed to appear,
The housewife. Mrs. Grace
Lorch. threw the hearing into
an uproar by answering every
question with q statement
which began;
u am here under protest"
Called . Troublemaker
As she repeatedly tried to
read her prepared statement,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
Conspiracy in Midsouth
Cited by Senate Probe

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Oct 80 NP. = The Senate Internal
security Subcommittee said last night there's conspiracy
In the Mdsouth and there have been extraordinary
security measures undertaken by the Communists to protect
their identity and activities"
The shcnmmittae reached the conclusion after two-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
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, 1957-07-09
Civil Defense Meeting
Scheduled for
Wednesday, Night

Another meeting of t h e
Civil Defense is scheduled to
be held on Wednesday, July
10, at 8 p. m. it was learned
today, to complete final plans
in connection with Opera
ton Alert" and the "Hurri-.
cane Plan" for st. Croix.
A similar meeting was held
on Friday last in the Commit
tee Room a t Government
House, at which time the
plans W e discussed at
length.
The meeting is being called
by Alva c. McFarlane, Ad-
ministrative Assistant to the
Governor.
, 1957-07-09
Local Republicans
TO Meet on Friday
Night July 18th

The local Republican Club
will meet on Friday night,
July II in the Police Court
room in Christiansted at $50,
it was announced by John
Stevens, president.
Members are asked to at
tend and on time.
, 1957-07-09
ldrs. Juunitu Gordine
Is New Principal OF
C'sted High School

Mrs. Juanita Caroline has
been named principal Of the
Christiansted High School.
The appointment becomes eff
fective August 2, 1857. She
succeeds to the post held tenn
porarily by Mrs. Elena Chris
tan, who goes back to her
former post f principal
teacher, supervising the Jul
nior High School and assisting
in the Office of the principal.
Mrs. Caroline held the title
of Associate Dean of Commu-
nifty Colleges, a post establish
A
Cd by DR.. Robert Cotton,
former head of the Depart
ment of Education. Before the
institution could materianze
DR.. Cotton was forced to de-
part. When the new budget
was made up no provision was
made for the position. Thus,
Mrs. Gerdine, having the ne
cessary degrees was given the
post.
, 1957-07-09

badly injured.
According to the report, the
truck was returning to Cancel
Bay with empty gasoline
drums and the men. The truck
was proceeding uphill; the
driver attempted to shift into
a lower gear when the vehicle
started rolling backwards and
got out of control. Some of the
men jumped the opposite side
to safety. The truck rolled
ever the body of the driver.
Marcelino Gimenez suffered
a broken leg; Alfred Wallace,
decorations of the leg; ]. Ro-
sario, decorations of the hand;
Antonio Calwood, decorations
Ct the fingers and legs and
Christian Matthias, broken
thigh and chest injuries.
Others in the accident were
PHILIPPE Pinero, Virginia
Cruise, N. Gonzalez, Keith
Christian and George Duncan.
, 1957-07-09
TRUCK OVERTURNS AT CRUZ BAY.
ST. JOHN: ONE KILLED. SEVERAL INJURED

Genera Heurtas Figuerosa, driver of a two and a half
ton truck belonging to the Caribbean Engineering Corpora
ton, was killed and several others were injured when it
rolled backward on a hill and overturned on an embank-
ment. Ten workmen were in the truck, five Of whom were
, 1957-07-09
Commander Redrdon
Is Confirmed But
Fuils to Tuke Post

Commander Reardon, who
was appointed Commissioners
of the Department of Educa-
ton, was confirmed by the
Legislature during its last
session, should have taken
over his post from July 1, 1857,
but to date he has failed to.
show up.
It is not known whether or
not Commander Reardon will
take the post, which pays
81, 1000.
, 1957-07-09
Governor Gordon
Gives Reason for
Veto Of Bill No. 1854

WV O4 1880 ave- ~
Following is Governor Wal
ter A. Gordon's letter which
gives his reason for vetoing
Bill No. 1854 Establishing a
Base Pay for Full-Time En-
ployees of the Government of
the Virgin Stands"
During the recent session
of the Second Legislature, the
Government presented a Pay
Plan which, if passed, would
have provided an orderly, sys-
tematized increase in pay for
employees of the Government,
which would have been with
in the budgetary framework
of the several departments
and agencies.
"The. provisions of Bill No.
1854, although worthwhile in
their intent, were introduced
subsequent to the Legisla-
lures approval of the budget
bills, and, in the instances Of
the major departments, would
have been impossible to i'm
plement because the budget
AIRY ceilings makes it prohibi-
tive to do so. The estimated
SAC, 900 which the enactment
of this bill would require can
not be absorbed.
Therefore, while / am en-
tirely sympathetic to h e
granting of an increase in pay
to the personnel who would
have gained by this measure,
II cannot sign Bill No. 1854 at
this time"
, 1957-07-09
Jumuicun All
Members Take Part in
Internutl. Competition

JAMAICA - A team of All
Club members from Jamaica
IS again taking part in the in
ternational Young Farmers
Stock Judging Competition at
the Royal Show at Norwich,
England during this month.
This will be the fourth occa-
sion that a Jamaican All team
has taken part in the Royal
Show competition.
Two years ago Jamaica won
the event; last year and in
1854 the award for the highest
individual points was won by
a members Of the Jamaica
team. Members Of this years
team are Alexander Sanguin-
ETH, Frederick Thompson,
Carlton Giles and Lawrence
Chung. They will be compel
ing against teams representing
the young farmers of England,
Wales, Scotland, Northern Ire
land, Fire and the U. S. A.
The members of the Jamai-
ca team are staying on farms
as guests Of the members Of
Young Farmers Club. Later
they are undertaking a course
of training for the contest, ar
ranged by the Ministry of
Agriculture. There are close
ties between the All Clubs of
Continued on page ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-22
Torpid Is Heavy Fovorite
In Laurel No-Bet Feature

Torpid. the 3-year-old PAGER
who has taken the compete out
of competition, will dare four
opponents to catch him in a
special exhibition that will give
fans a nine-race card tonight at
Laurel Raceway.
The betting windows will be
closed for this one, the $1,000
Laurel Cup. In his first ap-
pearance at Laurel-he won, Of
course-the other four hopefuls
in the field all went of at o.
toll. He has been out twice
this season. won both times and
has created minus pools totaling
$4,000.
It's not the money. track Of
ficials say, but it's just not much
Of a sporting affair. II you bet
on Torpid. you hardly get any
thing back and II you bet on the
others you don't figure to get
anything back. In winning the
5000 Rotary Club Pace last
week in 2:022s, second fastest
mile Of the year for PAGERS any
where, Torpid was a winner by
10 lengths.
Johnny Simpson the No.
driver at Laurel. will drive the
son Of Night Dream, owned by
Max Hochberg Of Irvington,
N. j. The track record-2 min
utes fiat by Hi-Lo's Forbes in
l953-is in jeopardy.
Torpid swept everything in
sight last year as a 2-year-old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-22
Cornell Crew
Heavy Choice
For Third Title

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June %
R.-Right down to the COM
mand Ready All-Row" Cornell's
mighty. undefeated shell re-
manned the heavy favorite to
win its third straight Inter-
collegiate Rowing Association
crew classic today.
The 55th version Of the three
mile row was scheduled to start
at AIS pm. washington time)
|on Onondaga Lake following
freshmen and junior varsity COM
petitions.
Speculation as to the outcome
|of the varsity row was not
whether Cornell would win, but
by how much.
Could Score Sweep
On its impressive overall rec
ord in the sport, Cornell also
was a favorite to sweep the field
by winning the jayvee and frosh
tests. This accomplishment fol-
Coach Stork Sanford's squad
would put 1t in the elite class
OF twice having picked UP all
the shirts in the IRA programs
The Big Red won all three races
IN 1855. Washington and Navy
are the only other powers to
clean-sweep IRA competition.
Considered by many as the
finest group of crewmen ever as
sembled. the Cornell machine
first showed its smooth power
when it took the frosh event in
1854. The following year San
ford's crew won the varsity and
repeated the performance last
year.
Pennsylvania, Princeton and
Stanford. the West Coasts lone
entrant. were highly regarded as
the possible runnerup. Others
in the 10-crew event were SYRIA
cuse. Wisconsin, Dartmouth
Navy. Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology and Columbia.
Jayvee Race Lineup
Teams in the seven-boat Jay
wee race include Cornell, SYRIA
cuSe. Columbia, Princeton, Penn
sylvania. Dartmouth and Navy
Colleges represented in the
freshman event are Boston Uni
versity, Columbia, Cornell, Dart
mouth. NIT. Navy, Penn, Prince
ton. Rutgers. Syracuse and Wis
consin.
Cornell's jayvee swingers were
even bigger favorites than the
varsity. The understudies also
are unbeaten and they have been
giving the varsity more competi.
ton than outside varSitieS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-22
Two Horse Shows
Slated in Area
Today, Tomorrow

The annual Dunn Loring Vol
unteer Fire Department Horse
Show today and tomorrow and
the Junior Equitation School
show today are the big attrac-
tons for horse show enthusiasts
in this area this week end.
Trotting competition and Shet-
land ponies for the children are
among the events added to the
Dunn Loring show at Capper's
Track, mile west of Tyson's
Corner on Route Z.
A novice division Tor horses
still looking for that third blue
ribbon will head UP the Junior
Equitation School show at Full
Cry Farm near Vienna.
The Dunn Loring Show has
performances scheduled for /
pm. and Z pm. today and l pm.
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-22
Washington Choice
In Hotchkiss Cup

RICHMOND. June % (Spe-
ciaD Washington. led by Fred
was heavily favored to
whip Norfolk here today for the
$50 Hotchkiss Cup tennis cham
pionship.
Washington beat Richmond,
81. and Norfolk downed Balti-
more. 6--S. in the semifinals yes
terday. Washington has won the
cup nine out Of IL times since
play was resumed after World
War II.
Riehmend Washington
sosSy Payne ; 80; "a, S5.s CHUCK
81: Phi Men tw.J defeated Bob Al:
Eood, ia, SIS, 81; Don Royal
rs. SO; john Harris (w.J defeated
~, pou l;.: M;NaIr AND Henry .FOss
4-6.. 81; Beck. and Earle Brown tw.J
defeated FigR and Frank Maloney rs,
%. So; Royal and Harris defeated
Atwood and Billy Harrison; S-3. e-l.
Singles: Bernie seFaiI M defeated
Abelson q. defeated Jack Rixey d..
White s@s. 81; Vince Thomas mi
SID Hughes M defeated Woody
qeorge 7-5. 81: Frank Roberts OBJ
Doubles; segsll and Thomas tN.)
defeated Abelson and White 6-3, 0-2:
Harvey and Myers (B.) defeated Rixey
s :nd b aushss S,r Yssn ~ 80 80 iIsore
and George 0-3, rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-22

He set seven world records.
among them a sizzling 1853 mile.
The four who viii dare to
show up in the same vicinity
with him are Glowing Way,
Adios Fancy. Twilight Star and
Starsocki. The race will go on
between the third and fourth
regular races.
Boston Beau, Abbey Bay and
Parker Hawk head a classy field
of eight PAGERS in the seventh
race betting feature of the night.
Favored Volo Dan won the
seventh race and True Kitty took
the eight a pair of Class 3
PAGES that featured last nights
nine-race card before 5,879 fans,