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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
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BETHEsDA.R0CKvILLE - 3-bed
i isS.d h ies n. ~ s sSsc,Fyotafin .S S2
TwINpnOOK. Ig7o7 Atlantic aye
fenced yard. 500 mo, rent Opt
pufch, PiTepl.. auto. washer. M
v vsesSI i bigRkgY Im Hp 1855 )
's ysrs "a. b.. '% 4 d Sss1 ssds
j. VicfoR DIcKKY. AP' 7-sOs0
BUREAU or STANDARDS AREA
4-6edrm,. s-baih brick house
full bsmt. and Farags. Sl76 mo
INC. DI. 7-l4l1.
FOGGY BOTTOM, 2l23 p 81. NV
b-bedrm. brick house; excel. c0nd
PHILLIPS, INC, Di, 7.IlIi.
HYATTsVILLE--3-bedFoom brick
Cape Cod. 800 per mo. Call WA
1.;l0Og ROBERT 9. DAVIS a
LANGLEY PARK AREA, il07 Kins,
wood dFive--Briek rambler. Z
rms, IA baths, gas heat; vacant
SI4O mo HUoH r. PECK, he
Nm. BETHESDA MED. CENTEn--3.
bedTm., 2-yf. -old, spacious ram
s SisI r ssD slRs s rr o. ia.ssss.as.' I'm ne
SOUTHEAST. eos 9th STD rms
apq bath. hsw.h.' newly Dee.
~ II ~
FALLg CIiURcH--2-6edrm. briei
rambler: full bsmt. with rec. rm
and outside entF., fenced YARD
A. l.. MfLLIcAk. ~. 3-7745.
WHEATON AND HEAnBY ARA
homes avail. for immso. oeeu,
paney; some 70 rent With option
10. by ssy,sssl'o LEh . CO 'Md1
FOG0Y R0ITON. 2alg yirrinii'
bedrm. home; hrepl. IN Ice. lily
m. family size dlnins ares. mod
Realtor. RE, 7-597b,
cL0sE-IN VIRGINIA. from sos =
5000 and esdsm h9a,sl
MESSY. AGENT. u. 2-2O2A u
s-ii0i.
ROCKVILLE room country
home. outside faculties; SIS mo
20. 2-3DlD.
CAPITOL HfLIS-Beautifuily re-
stored / bedroom house In exclu.
sive MLLERs COURT. modern
Nhd e0nv. LU. 2-f757. after 3 pm
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kENT-sPRNG VAIIEY AREA

New 4-beorm., 3-bsth home Jus;
on Loughboro road. BEDROOM
AND BATH ON FIRST FLOOR
Trade-in Of your present homo
considered Car Mr.. Clark. PA
3-eoll. A. 8 GARDINER & co.
1913 L street NV. Ma s-0334
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

saaa aath ST. N.E.-petaehed
house with beautiful rear yard
Newly decorated : bedrms nice
klti SiJs mo, AD. l-sssi, 9xt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

ANDREwS As. B.-Lafge capt
house. ca. a.. = bedrmS., hv. rm
kit. bath: fun bsmt.; city water
hot water. oil heat, CT, S-4700.
ARLINGTON. vA.-semidet. .
story brick house. SOS. REIBLE
AGENT. ia. S-462s
ARL.. $685. n. sth Street. bed
room frame hunEalow IN exeellen
condition. si0a. GEORGE MASOi
GREEN CO, REALTOR. IA. =
400.
ARL.. 3sl4 n, Utah st.-3 bedroom
brick rambler: electric kitchen
recreation room. fenced yard
avail Dec :. Sld5. QEoR0l
IA. 4-ifuO.
FALLS CHuRcH--s-bedroom home
lee liv. rns.. sep. din. rm.,. knotty
pine rec. rm.; excel eond cow
schools. churches and shop. ctr
Si26. Avail Dec 5. Call il. y
as2s or RE. s-a361.
FAIRFAN. vA.-5-bedrm house, :
stall stable. no lease. Si4O PEI
mo, as Is, CIR $4,000
3-nEDROOM spotless rambler u
FHne NndlCns Nttsg W eHOppiul
and buses; available now: 90
" STAY COMPANY. ii9 W
Broad street. Pals Church, Va
JE s-c6s0
$50; BALTIMORE AVE. HyAtts
sue ssS mo- NO CO SSi sleas d'''e0'd mouse
SILVER SPRING. ST Miehael'l
Parlsh--Completely redec hriel
Cane Cod; 3 rms, bath, LIST flcor
lge finished md floor FINISHED
e.mt With bath and ~. Vacant
ewes. JU. 5-5S0a.
WHEATON, Conn. Ave, Gardens
3-hedrm brick rambler, esmt
BEERS BROS, ~ Hiss, ewes
~. 5-5S0a
KENsINGTON--Newly dec 3-bed.
rm home, cow 70 shopping
transp and schools SUB per mo
500 MONTHLY a-bedrm, rambler
on large lott vacant, MANNAe
REALTY JE. a-3tl0.
SILVER SPRING AREA--6 acre
corner pfoperty. Would make ideal
place for landscape and nursery
stock; antiques, or wayside stand
Located on main 4 lane highway,
] mile sight. view GOING north and
south, plus good .1-room house;
Iiom ss p MRs month shrE Ia5 i 81 IA
SCOTT ~. a-042O' ewes, ~ f.
,vuv roS /. Nm ,o,vvu,g .pv.
sisS. WOOD Co. 10 1-7sCo
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC, WHITE
rooms rooms ar. and . Kitchen, nn g ne snd
floor. attic; full-slSe basement
oil heat Inquire, Manager, ADJ
MIRAL HOTEL. siai o 81. NV
no s-DiOu
STAT PLEASANT. 7OAn Geo, Palm.
en- hwv, $50 mo Vacant Mod
..bedrm brick gas heat Refs.
RE. 1-l633
gaIa q1tA ST. NV, twoodley Hillsl,
! blk from sheraton Park Hotel
l4iv rm din, rma kit, bedrms.
HuMPfiRiTs < SONS ! Mass
wv hsNtt ~ f-tN~'s
BRAND NEW sPLIT.LEvEL - \
bedrms. and den plus family room,
"a baths, lust on shirley hwy /,
eonv. 10 Peniaaon. Available i'm.
mediately; sldh, Call Mr.. An.
stlleo, LURIA BROS IA. 7.sbOd
FALLS CHURCH AREA bedrms
and psmt cony 70 trenSp. Avail
able Immediately; S1lA Call Mr
Aneslieo. LuRiA BROS IA
7-N500
\. ARR. --a-bedrm. rambler with
full basement available immedi.
LURIA BROS. IA. 7-sbO0,
sTap CARPENTER ST. s.E.-pe.
taehed brick, Ice, rm 4 baths,
sCia wiiLouoHBY REAL rs
eaaG a0th ST. N.g.-petached
house with beautiful rear yard
Newly decorated : bedrms nice
Ill siJs mo, Ap. l.eesi, at,
80
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cEoRGETOWN = impressive bric

town house; powder I'm. : Dec
studio upstairs. House eompleteiy
air eond and moderniTed nev
kit. picture windows full width OF
house: patio and garden. SAMUEL
Z. BOGLEY. D c. Once. AD
4-0oQO. ewes FE aaffSa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

coLoRED-ile is,h 81, Sill
al, Sa;iiCins. children D . essp Il
s6e.s0, ulils. extra, II, f-f676,
C0L0RKD-ses Ieth 81. Ne
Modern 9. family bldg: . rms,
kit.. bath. laundry. only $50. incl
sTEuART BROS, INC. nj =
943A. pl. 7.sB0h.
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FALLS CHURCH-3-bedro home
lee liv rni.. sep. din. I'm. knotty-
pine rec. rm. excel eond cow
schools. churches and shop. ctr
Sl25 Avail Dee 5, Call il. s.
osae ar nj 5-uS0-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
Premier Moy Fall
In Shuttle to Settle
Indonesiun Unrest

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Feb. 13
LP).-Prime Minister Ali Sastro-
amidjojo said today settlement
of the mounting troubles facing
his government would be possible
after a complete cabinet re-
shuttle. But there was con-
siderable doubt Mr.. SaStroamid-
jojo would survive the shakeup
The five parties keeping the
coalition government in power
have agreed to an overhaul OF
the cabinet, but four of the five
have said they will quit the
coalition unless Mr.. SaStroamid-
jojo resigns.
If the four-the Indonesian
Islamic Party, the Orthodox
Moslems, the Christian and
Catholic Parties-reSign, it would
mean the governments downfall,
The present government is Indo-
nesia's 10Th since l945.
The reorganization issue will
be taken to President Sukarno
in the next few days. Mr.. Su-
karno. the nations most popular
leader, has been highly critical
of the political parties recently
and has been reported planning
TO set up an advisory council
with veto power over the gov
eminent and Parliament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
King-C Cabinet Split
.Hinted in Jordan

BEIRUT, Lebanon. Feb. 10
(P.-ReportS reaching here say
King Hussein of Jordan is at
odds with his cabinet over Pres
ident Eisenhower Middle East
program.
They quoted an unidentified
source close to the royal palace
as saying a crisis had been
reached. The source said the
King agrees with the Eisenhower
doctrine but that 1.-The govern
ment does not seem enthusiastic
about combating communism. "
The young Kings inclination
to accept the United States pro-
posal became apparent 10 days
ago when he Ordered Premier
Suleiman Nabiisi to combat the
rise of communism in Jordan.
Confiscatioil of Communist
literature in Amman bookshops
and ban on the Soviet agency
ITass followed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13

guns barred Israeli ships for six
years, and
2. Use its influence in the
U. N. to have U. N. forces or
large numbers Of U. N. observers
stationed in the GAIA Strip to
prevent its use as a base for
Egyptian military forays into
ISreal.
Isreal's delegation was report
ed highly pleased over the
American offer, made by Secre-
.tary of State Dulles to Israeli
Ambassador Abba Eban. This
led observers to believe Mr.. Eban
may have received stronger as
Isurances than those announced
in Washington.
Strongest Support So Far
Western sources conceded that
the United States offer falls
short Of the guarantees Israel
seeks. but they said it gives
stronger support than the Israelis
have received from anyone SO
far.
Egypt's u. N. delegation was
reported mot unhappy" over the
American plan. But observers
said the Egyptians were curious
as to just how far the United
States intended to carry its as
surances regarding the Gulf Of
Aqaba.
The American proposal won
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quick support from Britain and
Canada. One prominent diplo-
mat said it was virtually sure Of
backing from all the Common
wealth nations.
France. which has supported
Israel all through the Middle
East crisis. was less enthusiastic
about the American plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13

United States should have sought
first to force Israel to bow to
u. N. demands that 1t Withdraw
its troops instead of offering a
compromise designed to reward
Israel for her aggression"
The newspaper AL Akhbar said
Egyptians are puzzled by Mr..
Dulles proposal, which it called
Ia sudden change of attitude"
and a surrender"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13

until they heard from Jerusalem.
The Cremation ASian-African
group meanwhile announced it
would go ahead with submission
of a resolution calling for sane
tons against Israel because she
has refused to withdraw from
Egyptian territory at the mouth
of the Gulf of Aqaba and the
GAIA Strip.
The chairman of the group,
Jordan delegate Abdel Monem
Rifa'c, said the resolution would
be presented before the assembly
resumes its Middle East debate.
probably late this week.
The group made a similar an
nouncement last week. Action
was reported held UP then be-
cause some members felt the
sanctions plan was too harsh
to get the necessary support.
Backing Still Doubtful
There was a growing belief
among delegates that such a
resolution still could not get the
two-thirds vote required IN the
30-nation assembly.
The United States proposed
on Monday that II Israel would
carry out the U. N. asSembly's
request to withdraw behind the
1949 armistice lines, the United
States would:
/. Publicly declare its support
of free navigation in the Gulf
of Aqaba, from which Egyptian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
Cairo Paper Says
Egypt Won't Honor
u. S. Guzu PLEDGE

CAIRO, Feb. Is (R.-The
government-backed newspaper
AL Gumhurriya said in effect to-
day that Egypt would not be
bound by any promises the
United States makes to Israel
about the GAIA Strip or the
Gulf of Aqaba.
An editorial signed by AL Gum
Ihurriya's managing director, An
war Ell Sadat. said the United
States may make whatever
pledges and promises she pleases
but she should bear in mind that
these pledges should not affect
the independence and Sover-
Ieignity of Others"
Mr.. Sadat wrote that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
New York Aids Visitors

NEW YORK, Feb. Is (P.-The
city will break ground soon for
a Times Square information CEN
ter. Said Commissioner Richard
&c. Patterson, jr.. Thousands
upon thousands of people visit
the Times Square area every
day, and for the most part they
are strangers. Our information
clerks will be specially trained
to man this station"
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LOST

BOxERs male. fawn. white chest. 4
white pawt. Answers TO name Lance
Rsxsrd.s VIII. $500. ~
CAT, male black with white chest. long
hair, lost Sunday night. vicinity 200
Girard 81 NV: reward. co. 5-7l67.
CAT. short-haired gray. white chin and
toes. vicinity Hillcrest Hts. shop. center
Thurs. Reward. 10. s-7s16
DOG, {. cocker Ter, female, black 70 collar
ArL. Va. Call ia. 1-6se5 after PIN.
DOGs toy fox terrier. male, black and
white spots vic Of Takoma Park Junior
ward. ~. 1901, ewes. after 8.
D1A nIson RING, mans; at s or mr.
l9-3. Tues reward Wo. 8-21l6.
HANDBAG, black patent leather vic
telephone company bldg, 18th ST. NV.
Eeep ol m99eS please return contents.
LITTLE GIRL LOST SNOWFALL" pet
white cat, vicinity Huntington. Alex
reward. so. 5-79l5.
e eFn ave, Friday. Reward. LII. 1.sssS.
w. b. B.. reward. RA. 3-9350.
WALLET, black, lady's. contains some
money and personal items lost Tues,
am. vic. Pa. ave. and MINI. ave. Sc:
reward. LU. l-b453.
WRIST WATCH. lady's. gold, Sat. after
n Ts%ard ric ~. 7. as SHOPPING 'en'ef
Se5 REWARD for return Of brown brief
4 contents complete Call Fairview
2-5ib3.
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FOUND

DOG, beagle hound. female. WA. 7-120s.
noe. terrier, black and tan. female, 5-6
mos VIC. River 70. and Bradley blvd
TER
PUPPY, female, black and white mixed :
owner or good Va home. XII. $4,000.
PUPPY, blact and White, female; ycin-
ity. Spring Valley; owner or good home.
EN- 2.iO20
PUPPY, brown and white, about 8
months old, found II vicinity 1f indian
Spring Village Silver Spring, Feb. z.
car ". O.JG21 after pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
Asio-Africo Bloc to Ask
Sanctions Against Israel

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y, Feb. IS QP.-U. N efforts to
Middle East settlement settled into lu today
delegates awaited Iaels reply to the American compromise
proposal
The plan aimed breaking the Israeli Egyptian Staemate
mixed reaction. Most delegates withheld official
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13

ALGERIA
Abdul of
Fadh
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

The number Of bulk tanks oil
dairy fans has roughly doubled
each year since 1880, Fiity-eish.
percent Of these tanks are III Thu.
200 and 800 gallon Size
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

The teacher available Alvonia be-
came the first elementary schoo
lin the state 10 offer courses il
home making Irving s. Dilscoll
school sltne lniei.ient. said the
first year was a trial year' II
proved successful and ArVonia now
has a permanent course in home
economic training me first III the
tate fully approved By The State
headquarters.
With Regular Glass Work
Principal Hodges pointed on.
hat the home economies depart
ment is correlated with the regular
class room work. Sixth and sew
enth grade students set sessions
IN hosnelnaking every day. While
younger classes come in as their
classwo!k demands.
For instance. Mrs. Hughes ex-
planned when i class il studying
nutrition, their teacher arranges a
session. here at the home economic
house, and ! cover tie subject
with them. =
The advantages Of the system
are obvious. giving the children
expert training. a change of class.
room Environments. and needless to
say the teachers also appreciate
the change
New Library
Arvonia is in the process Of con.
structmg new library The pres
ent one is well furnished and has
a large selection of books. but the
new enc will provide about twice
the room
Miss Sarah Hannah is the full
time librarian and she takes some
three OF four grades day for in
stfuctlon III book care, how to use
the library, as well as reading
stories and supervising games.
Miss Hannah received library in
struction al William and Mary Col
lege and Longwood College during
summer sessions.
Malti-purpose Room
The multipurposa room and the
cafeteria SO hand-in-hand, cspe-
cially at lunch time when dining
tables are set up in the multi
room and the doors are
open 10 the adjacent cafeteria.
The mnlti-pulpose room is one
Of the marks of Buckingham
schools. II is strongly advocated
BY Superintendent Driscnl!.
Mr. Hodges pointed out the .prac-
teal points Of the nllti-puipose
room. II Is large enough TO ba al
most a gymnasium. Thus one per-
iod it Is used for recreation and
the next thing you know the room
is filled With chairs, the stage cur
tain is drawn back and the room
turns INTO an auditorium, and later
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

families received one-third, or 6.7
billion dollars Of their incomes
from work done away from the
farm. BY 1892. We predict that fully
hall the income Of farm families
will 4. come from nonfarm work
from employment in light industry.
service trades, and other Jobs.
Who will produce the fooda
The mechanlzation of farms has
already enabled us to produce more
with fewer farm workers. This
process will continue. In % years,
American farms will produce one
third more food and fiber with 40
per cent fewer farm workers. the
editor told his audience.
The political effect of this eco
nomlc change will BE- that the farm
bloc viii begin to share the view
point Of the industrial states. We
Will see fewer and fewer Of those
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
For "Purposetu Citizenship"
Congressman Abbitt Awarded All Club
Alumni Key As Outstanding American

representative Watkins NJ Abbitt
has been selected as one of eight
outstanding Americans to receive
the National All Club Alumni Award
for 1857.
The Fourth District Congressman
was among those honored at the
annual award presentation banquet
December 4 at the Sheraton-Black-
stone Hotel in Chicago. The awards
are given annually in recognition of
former All Club n e m b ers who
have exemplified effective COM
nunity leadership and success in
their chosen careers.
Abbitt. a member Of Congress
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

/ I lib he dining area
The rooln VAS previously used
Is an auditorium. but i quick
!'eli!odaiIa converted II INTO the
practical room II is today
The cafeteria il the newest adj
ditien TO Arvonia II was complet-
I'd this year as a joint community
project spearheading the cafe
terra drive was the Arvcn'a Moth
RS Club" which is similar to a
Parent Teachers organization.
Mrs Frances Fails. president of
the Mothers Club, who also OPP
crates The cafeteria. said il was
anlv through the cooperation Of the
various businesses and clubs in
the community that the cafeteria
S there today We, still need sew
eral things. she said. for in
stance a .slicer. food chopper. etc. :"
Assisting Mrs Falls in the cafe
terra is Mrs. Goode Johnson, and
Also many o. the mothers take
turns working in the cafeteria
Some Of the older students also
help in various ways.
The Arvonia school was build III
1929 and was financed in part by
So 900 in school bonds. There are
still IS 900 outstanding against the
school which viii be due July | !,
1859.
The unusual training offered at
Arvonia Elementary School is even
more incredible in view of the fact
that Buckingham County spent
only SO pet child last year while
other counties In the State averag-
&C s94 per pupil. and cities spent
$3.50 per pupil.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

since 1948. was the only Virginian
honored. The Selection Committee
characterized the Congressman as
"a living example OF dependable
puiposeful citizenship" and cited his
many achievements in the fields Of
agriculture and public service.
The awards were initiated several
years ago as q means OF honoring
those who have contributed To the
All program by virtue Of their
membership, interest and alumni
activities. Abbitt's All record goes
back to 1921 when he joined the
club at Appomattox.
The Award Committee cited his
contribution to the All program
while a member of the House for
the past decade and observed that
IN every walk of life, he has demon.
strated profound interest in
young people and their develop
ment. They called attention to Ills
active pa ticipation in the local.
state and national activities of the
organization.
Abbitt and the other winners were
each presented gold key.
The Virginia Congressman is a
member Of the House Agriculture
Committee and chairman of its To-
hacco Subcommittee He is also a
member Of the Peanut Subcommit-
tee and Of the House Administration
Committee He was elected to CON
eress February II, 1913. after serv-
ing fer l6 years as Commonwealth
Attorney II Appomattox County
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
Industrial Era
Seen Replacing
Farm Bloc

The farm bloc long a potent
force IN American politics. will be
an oddly Of the past. referred to
only in history book" rs years
from now. according to Austin Kip
linger. executive editor Of the Kip
linser Washington Letter.
There viii DC no such thing as
he farm states in American poll
tics BY 1882, the Washington editor
told an audience of southern bust
nesSmen. The agricultural states
vail become increasingly industra-
lied. This process has already be-
gun Last year, for example, farm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
Arvonia Elementary School Becomes First
In State To Offer Home Economics Classes

the high school students were
transferred Ii Central. making
that the ona consolidated white
high school III Buckingham county
There was horne economies
department. for the high school
ard when TIE high students left
they also LEFT the separate little
white frame home economies
house and Mrs. Carey Hughes. who
ad been The high school home &c.
teacher for the past ten years.
Therefore, with the building and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

There are four things at Ar.
vonia Elementary School that W.
are especially proud al explain
ed Principal ]. r. Hodges They
are our home economics depart
ment library Sand full-tiina hbrar-
ian. multi-purpose room. ana caie-
terra.
A quick tour Of the school finds
the same sentiments echoed BY
the students and teachers.
Arvonia was made evrFisivplu
an elementary school in 1865 when
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

classic legislative and political
struggles between agricultural and
industrial interests. the Washing
ton editor said.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

There are 2436,825 native born
Virginiaas residing in the Com
monwealtf. according to figures
on file at the Virginia Chamber
of Commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27

that makes "An Affair to Re-
member" a movie to enjoy. Nc
Carey's knack for pictorial
storytelling and his leading
players dizziness account for
some notable sequences. One of
them is a Stopover at Vile
franche to visit the playboy's
aging grandmother (superbly
played by Cathleen Nesbitt)
a day on which love blooms
without a word being said
about it.
Another bright bit is the first
kiss of the two on shipboard,
an embrace you see only from
the knees down. The scene at
the rail when the ship is land
ing-she waving at her Texan
with his disapproval and he
waving at his heiresS with her
disapproval = is pantomime
comedy of the slickest sort.
1t ought to be added that
the CinemaScope camera,
which came along while Mr..
McCarey was absent. has not
thrown him. He uses it and the
De Luxe color with the utmost
skill. to make "An Affair to Re-
member" as pleasing pictori-
ally as it is on all other counts.
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Continued From Page Biz
tale but the ingredients they
use are always recognizably
lifelike.
In IAN Affair to Remember
"a remake and rehabilitation
of Love Affair" of 1881 Grant
plays an international playboy
bound back to New York where
a 5000 million heiress is await
ing with a marriage license.
Miss Kerr is a former night
club singer (born in Boston, it
is noted to explain her lyrical
speech) bound for the same
place, where a wealthy Texan
awaits with matrimonial plans.
They meet aboard the U.S.S.
Constitution and, after some
deft Sparring with the verbal
rapiers, the inevitable happens.
That's the boy-meets-girl phase
Boy-loses-girl and -gets-girl
follow in accustomed order for
this is a sentimental fable, not
a suspense yarn.
4
1t is the establishment
rather than the framework