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Evening star., 1957-12-21

DON'T 90 NEAR TINE WATER =
NON release Of an Avon produe'
tion. produced BY Lawrence Wetngar-
ten. directed BY Charles walters
sefeenplay by Dorothy Klngsley .anc
George Wells. from the novel BY VII
liam Brinkiey. In cinemascope and
Al Ieow's Capitol Theater
The Cast
1t. Max siegeI Glenn Ford
Melora Ola Scala
Adam Garrett - Earl Hoffman
1t. Alice Tomlen - Anne Francis
Gordon Ripwell keenan, wynn
IL. comdF. Clinton T. Nash
Fred Clark
Deborah Aldrieh Eva GAbor
Ensign Tyson Russ Tambiyn
II, Ross Pendelton JefI Richards
Farragut jones Mickey ShanEhneesy
Adm B0atWrisht Howard Smith
Mr.. Aha --..-- Romney Brent
JAMIE Mary Wickes
IL comdr, Gladstone Jack Straw
II. comdr. Hereford Robert Nichols
1t Comdr. Diplock John Anderson
Rep. deorge Jansen Jack AlheFtson
Rep. Arthur Smtthneld
Charles watts
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Don't Go Near Water
"A RoIIicking Comedy
By HARRY MACARTHUR

shermans famous description Of war Is given short
shrft by the makers Don't Go the Water which
opened today at Capitol Theaer holiday
cheer around This comedy shouldn't
Ingredient fairly in the produce
nf nlvwnnd but rare In recent years. quality called
Evening star., 1957-12-21


"Compulsion." more q staged
novel than q play. Is roughly
the size OF q DeMille movie,
fast and formless In its move
ment. and searingly theatrical,
what It lacks of depth, which
Is too much for Its artistic good
1t more than supplies in speed
size and stinging recall OF what
well may be the crime Of the
century.
At the end Of three Ions
hours, the killing Of q school
boy by two precocious and per-
verted collegians remains in
explicahle but "Compulsion'
has given It q whale Of q try,
The hrunt Of the attack is led
by Roddy MacDowell and Dean
Stockwell in q pair Of perform
ances whose intensity must
wreck them even more than II
does audiences. !
-
In addition to the strange
psychologist crevaSses into
which they are required to
dive, there is also the problem
for these two Of covering thu
plays huge set. A dazzling
mechanism this Is. q spill Of
ramps. platforms. hooks and
eages that covers the huge stage
Of the theater.
Moreover, this miniature
Chicago Of 1924 has . popula-
tion Of 4a which Is enough
actors to create quite . trafiic
problem on stage and q mysti-
flying vista. at times. for the
audience. Yet the very physical
dimensions Of ''Compulsionn
have the value Of diverting at
tention from the fact that II
Is mostly surface.
Meyer Levin's best-seller
faet-fiction Is the basis Of the
play which Is . two-act. 40
scene compression Of the origi-
nal.
In these, under aliases. the
production catapults out Of the
past the crimes amazing cast
Of characters. the principals,
the families. the police. neigh
bors. friends. prosecutors. de-
tenders and the press. The
number Of these can. and some
times does, add up to q mob
but the staging Of the play Is
impressively successful In keep
ing its focus on Mcdowell and
Stockwell.
The former Is Artie Straus
U0ebl, twisted. amoral. thrill
cbsessed and the master" In
his relationship with Judd
Steiner deopoldD. the superior
slave who Is more intellectual
and more bewildered by his
personal and the teams COM
pulsions.
The crime has been commit
ted when "complusion" opens
hut the three hours which fol.
low are barely enough to whisk
audiences through to the trial
which provided the cases the
atrical climax. The narrative
starts really to spin when their
mistakes begin to catch up
with the crime perfectionists.
Their neurotic relationship be-
comes more tortured as the po-
lice close in.
As friendship disintegrates.
the brilliant Artie panics while
Judd. the more scholarly. be-
comes the more arrogant and
Evening star., 1957-12-21
sszEslNHCHDORHOO6s s1apsasS
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Thon Routine Merit
"THE COURT JESTER"-Danny Kaye and GIynis Jehns
In relicking spoof Of big adventure spectaeles
"GUNFIGHT AT THE OK CORRAL"-Burt Lancaster and
Kirk Douglas In suspensefuI Western
"GUYs AND DOLLS"-Frank Sinatra and Marion Brando
the lusty Damon Runy0n- Favored musical.
"THE JOKER is WILD"-So- biography Of Joe T. Lewis
saved BY Frank Sinatras nrst-rate acting.
"OH, MEN! OH wOMEN!"-A psychlatrist needs when
his patients and private life become entwined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

Hollywood Film Thester.
IA Hours. Walk Softly,
Stronger" 1850. A professional
crook is reformed by o crippled
GIRL. Joseph Gotten. Voili.
9-My Fovorite Husbond.
PREMIERE. Comedy series stor-
ring Berry Nelson. Vonesso
Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
EVENING

$500
4-Meet the Press. Panel.
Cows. Thomas 8. StonIey ond
JONES p. Colemon.
5-Hond to Heaven. Uhrio.
7-S-;enee Fiction Theoter.
The Humon Equotion Stronoe
violence is induced through eS-
perimentotion on O wheot fungus.
Macdonald Corey stoTs.
9-My Friend FIieko.
The Runowoys. A killer stollion
stalks the ronoe 0ene eVons.
Johnny Woshbrook.
$50
4-Roy Rogers. Western.
S-Fronkie Loine Show.
1.-The Three Musketeers.
"lody From Spoin."
9-You Are There.
The Surrender Of. Coneoidor."
lRepeot.)
TOO
4-Cowboy Theoter. Western.
Double Moose" Tom keone.
5-Sherloek Holmes. Mystery
7-You Asked for II.
Seottle's formed underwater po-
lice; high speed ocrobotics Of
hockey ooolie. Lord WorsIeY Of
New York Ronoers: les COL
lordos, tropeze oct, ond other
directions. tRepeot.)
9-Lossie. Oromo.
Lossie becomes the blood donor
TO her conine friend Pokey. Ire
peotl
1880
4-cireus Boy. Adventure.
S-Uncommon voloT.
Between the Wors."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

Newsmon Toshiro Tsubokowo OF
the Yomiuri Shimbun. John
Secondori, moderator.
Sword News Roundup.
Eric Sevoreid reporting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

esnliased From Preceding Psse.
$3.50
7-Sundey Matinee. Movie.
IA Hours. Home of the
Brove." le4s. Fronk Loveloy.
$3.50
S.Week in Review. Edwards.
400
4-AmeFieon Forum.
"A Report on the Governors Con-
ference" Cows. Price Daniel.
Averell Horrimon, Robert E.
Smylie, WILTON 6. Strotton
Live from williamsburg. Vo
5-StoFy Theoter.
Lodging for the Night" svo
Color.
7-chempionship Bowling.
! Hour. Ned Doy vs.. Poul
krumske
s-My Little Morsie. Comedy.
$3.50
4-Zoo PaFode. Kids.
"AnimoIs Hod the ldeo First"
5-SeeFet File U. S. A.
Mission WestwoIl" Robert Ado
stors.
e-FoEeisn Incident.
"Timetoble to Deoth." Jerome
Thor.
500
4-HeIIs Of Ivy. Comedy.
Ronold CoInon stors.
5-Feith for Today.
"ls Vengeance Ever Justified"
7-colleee News Conference.
Senote Whip Mike Mansfield.
9-Foee the Notion.
$500
4.outIook. Chef Huntley.
Shines Square Playhouse.
Numbers Come" Marshall
Thompson.
7-open HeeFins.
THE 6irord Cose" will be dis
eussed by Representative Nooh
IA. Mason Of illinois. who is
Girords Congressman. japanese
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-03
Clyde Kanmerer Long Beach Home Destroyed by Fire

The Clyde Kammerer residence in Long Beach was destroyed by fire early this month according to word received by the American Legion post here.
 Mrs. Kammerer and her twin boys, who were born here, lost all their belongings and their furniture in the fire The house was insured but the furniture was not.
 According to a newspaper clip ping of the fire, neighbor heard Mrs. Kammerer cry for help and rushed in to help save the three and-a-half-year-old twins.
 Clyde Kammerer has been para lyzed since he was in an auto accident here about three years ago and since then has been a patient in the Veterans Hospital at Long Beach, Calf.
 The American Legion, Nome Post 19, and the Legion Auxiliary are taking up a collection to help the Kammerers and anyone who wishes to donate may do so by contracting Bob Scott at the City Hall.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-03
Border Fighting Between Honduras And Nicaragua

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, R- President Luis Somoza told a cheering throng last night a tiny Nicaraguan force had wrested the border town of Mocoron from a Honduran garrison five times it's size
 As the crowd exulted, the Presidents brother, Gen. Anasta- sio Somoza Jr., shouted that the Nicaraguan flag is flying over the Indian settlement on Central Americas Caribbean coast. The two countries have disputed the border for years.
 TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, R The Honduran government to- day claimed it still holds the bor- der town of Morocon, focal point of fighting between Honduras and Nicaragua. It denies reports from Managua that Nicaraguan troops seized the town.
 The government announced al- so that formation of seven mili- tary planes machinegunned a town in the disputed border re- zion between Honduras and Mic aragua yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-03
House Approves Omnibus Bill On Appropriations

WASHINGTON R-The House Appropriations Committee today refused to approve a $50 million allotment to finance the federal flood insurance program ap- proved at the last session of Con- gress.
 The committees action was taken in approving an omnibus appropriation bill allotting a total of $79,840,788 to miscellaneous agencies, mainly for use during the remaining two months of the present fiscal year.
 Based on total requests for $15,- 555,615,566 to date, the overall cut is 8.1 percent.
 The Senate has not yet acted on any of the regular appropriations bills.
 The committee also turned down requests for one million dollars for preliminary work on construction of a bridge across the Panama Canal at Balboa, and $80O,000 for studies of housing design and construction, supply and demand and the mortgage market.
 But it approved $65 million for veterans readjustment benefits, $159,000 to erect crypts and ar range for interment of unknown soldiers of World War II and the Korean War in Arlington Gene tery next year, and $1,3O0,0OO to build US. pavilion at an inter national exhibition in Brussels, Belgium.
 The money approved for veter- ans benefits was SIP million less than the President requested.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-03
Girl, z, Gives Eisenhower First Memorial Poppy

WASHINGTON, ,R-Seven-year- old Kathy Teller of Harrington, H., handed President Eisenhower yesterday the American Legion's first 1857 memorial poppy.
 The paper peoples are made by disabled veterans to honor the nations war dead and raise funds for veterans and child welfare and rehabilitation programs.
 The poppies will be sold on street corners in the week before Memorial Day.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-03
Program Expanded for Checking Radioactivity Of Atmosphere

WASHINGTON, R-An expan- sion of the program for atmo- spheric radioactivity checking has been announced by the Public Health Service.
 A spokesman said the sites for about 10 new monitoring stations will be designated within two weeks. A spokesman said the net work of 30 stations which operat- ed last summer in the States, Alaska and Hawaii also will be continued or established.
 The 1856 stations which will continue this year include Seattle, Portland, Honolulu, Anchorage, and Juneau. The stations will be operated by state and local health departments.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-03
Dulles at NATO Meeting Calls On Russia to End Division of Germany Before Iniustices Become Intolerable'

Tor Konrad Adenauer's political stock for general elections con- ing up in September.
 Won Brentano told the minis ters the leaders of the federal German republic are doing all they can to insure that the Red ruled people of East Germany take no 'imprudent actions" that could only aggravate their misery and lead to terrorism.
 He then issued this warning:
 "But there are situations in which the suffering, caused by oppression, and where the moral and material misery reach limits where reason no longer dictates action and where desperation and just anger break out with the violence of a volcanic eruption"
 The council was reported to have endorsed plans for another appraisal of the German problem presumably with the aim of ex- ploring ways of speeding the quest for a settlement. The U.S-, Britain, France and West Ger many decided to assign senior diplomats to the task in Bonn around mid-May.
 The group will have at least two firm directives from the four governments:
 l. Starting point of any Ger man settlement must be free, German-wide elections for an alI- German government which would join in negotiations for final peace treaty.
 2. Arrangements for any system of East-West security in Europe must follow-not precede-Ger- man reunification.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-03
Two Bandits Grab
 $19,253 From Bank

ATLANTA 1.-Two men wear ing stockings over their heads robbed the 10th Street branch of the Citizens and Southern Nation al Bank of $19,253 just before the bank opened this morning.
 The bandits held up two em- ployes as they were transferring money from the bank to a drive in window at the rear of the bank.
 Gene July, the head teller, was rolling the money out of the main part of the bank to the drive-in windows when the two men grabbed the money. Both held re- volvers.
 Jolly said the men ran to a parked car and drove off.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-03

BONN, Germany RHSecretary of State John Foster Dulles called on Russia today to end the divi- sion of Germany "before it's in justices become intolerable"
 Dulles told the North Atlantic council of foreign ministers the Soviet Unions protestations of peace indeed ring hollow when they forcibly divide a great peo- pie"
 He said that both on humani- tartan and legal grounds the con- tinued split of the country could not be justified.
 Dulles spoke after West Ger man Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano called upon the 15- nation alliance to support his governments demands for reuni- fication quickly.
 Brentano'S statement was, in part, an effort to bolster Chancel-
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-03
Senator Joseph Mccarthy Dies, Ending Turbulent Political Career

WASHINGTON, RAA turbu- lent chapter in American history has closed with the death of Sen. Joseph R. Mccarthy of Wisconsin admired by some as an anti communist patriot, but denounced by others as a witch-hunter.
 Mccarthy died late yesterday of an acute liver inflammation five days after he entered the naval hospital in nearby Bethes- da, Md. He was 47
 The Wisconsin Republican, death reduces to 46 the number of COP senators. There are 49 Dem ocrats in the Senate. His success sor probably will be chosen in a special election this fall.
 For time in the early 195Os, Mccarthy was dominant figure whose searches for Communists in government and elsewhere aroused bitter controversy. His influence was felt far and wide
 Three years ago, he reached his peak in battle with the Army which he charged was trying to hinder his hunt for subversives. The Army accused Mccarthy of browbeating some of its officers called before his Senate investi- gations subcommittee
 Growing out of that imvestiga- ton was a Senate probe of his conduct and censure vote against him. That was the begin ming of his eclipse.
 By the time of his death, he had become just another senator.
 In his heyday, Mccarthy tan gled with other senators and with two Presidents-Dwight D. Eisen- hover and Harry s. Truman.
 But yesterday these old feuds went unmentioned as erstwhile foes and friends alike voiced re- gret at McCarthy's passing and praised him as a fighting patriot :. courageous fighter . man of
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-03
Local Merchants
 Surveyed for Possibility Of Commercial Radio

Dick Palmquist of the Gospel Broadcasters is conducting sur vey of Nome business houses to determine the extent to which a commercial radio station could expect local support
 The proposed station was orig inally announced to be a non- commercial station.
 However, the packers of the proposed station are interested in determining the amount of adver- Using revenne which might be obtained here.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-03
Big Russian Naval
 Maneuvers Reported Off Coast of Murmansk

OSLO, RAThe Oslo newspaper Aftenposten said today Norweg- ian whalers have reported big Russian naval maneuvers off the coast of Murmansk.
 The paper quoted one whaling captain as saying "the maneuvers were going full steam" when his vessel arrived off Murrnansk Apr. TO- Ships and planes seemed to be everywhere" he said.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-03
Claim Jumping On Alaska Oil
 Lands Reported

WASHINGTON, R,-Rep. Pelly (R-Wash) today asked Interior Secretary Seaton to investigate reports of claim jumping on Alaskan oil lands, declaring "We may well have a national scandal in the making, rivaling any in our past history"
 International sources avail able to me-" Pelly wrote Seaton, indicate that one of the biggest scrambles for leases in our history is under way in Alaska on a winner -take-all, no holds barred basis.
 q am informed lease sharks with connections in every land office in Alaska and through into Washington, DC, with batteries of legal counsel at their disposal, are busy punching technical holes in every block of lease applica- tions which have adequate geo. logical background"
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-03

strong convictions fine fellow" '"
 Eisenhower, who had omitted Mccarthy from the White House social list in recent years, ex- pressed his profound sympathy for the senator's widow. Truman, who once referred to Mccarthy as a pathological case, said in New York he was 'very sorry' to hear of the senator's death.
 Acute hepatitis-the illness that killed McCarthy-was the last of series of ailments that dogged him during the past few years. He had been hospitalized from time to time for sinus, bursitis, a nag ging old knee injury and a rup- ture in his midsection.
 Mccarthy, sinking rapidly, was given the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church an hour before his death at 6:02 p.m., EDT.
 Mrs. Mccarthy was at his bed side when he died. The senator also leaves an infant daughter the adopted early this year.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-03
Secret Testimony
 On March 2 Crash Of Alaska Airlines

SEATTLE R-Secret testimony will be taken in Seattle and Se- quinn, Wash, next week by the Civil Aeronautics Board on the March 2 crash of an Alaska Air lines passenger plane.
 The four -engined craft rammed a foothill and burned southeast of Port Angeles, killing four per sons. The plane was inbound to Seattle from Fairbanks.
 The CAB has barred the public and all news media from the hearings set for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Sen. Warren G. Magnuson of Washington, chair man of the Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, charged in Washington that the CAB procedure amounts to cen sorship."
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-03
Eastern Railroads Get OK For Another Fare Boost

WASHINGTON, R-The Inter state Commerce Commission to- day authorized eight large east ern railroads to increase first class fares again by about 15 percent.
 This gives them an overall in crease of 20 percent above the fare levels of Jan. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
THE FRONT COVER

Jennings X. Cave. 3224
South Fifth street, Arlipg-
ton. gives his dog Joe an
appreciative pat for re-
trieving the pheasant he
has just shot. The photo
was made on the OaktOn
tVaJ farm of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Omlor. See page SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
STAR DUST

SPACE AND SUCH: Missiles in the what with
recent advances in outer matters. For report
work being done in three missile and centers in
the United States the feature pages and TO-
HOW TO LIVE At the Randolph Field TEX School of
Aviation Medicine. home OF Of the space centers,
scientists trying to figure how to keep alive at
high attitudes An organic substance known chore0
pydHodoSd scientists say solve the oxygen problem
1t an agae found in reshwater ponds. Five pounds
of 1t could absorb all Of one mans carbon doxide at
1900 feet for to "a hours experiments reveal while
at the same time giving of enough oxygen TO sustain
his life
ABOUT SANTA: After just "a more days and one long
night, Santa will be here again Where has he beenp
We've got the answer page TO- Also page So Is a
report on some new toys he's bringing
NEXT SUNDAY: How special Washington employment
clinic Is opening lives for persons who handi
capped-physically. mentally emotionaly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
Woman, II, Tries
To Shoot Intruder,
Is Wounded Herself

RICHMOND, May 20 @-T
ran back and was going to shoot
him, but he shot me first and
took my gun away"
A spunky 71-year-old Rich
mond woman told this to police
last night after she was wound
ed in the right arm by an In
truder who broke into her home.
Mrs. Maude B. Donati said she
was alone in the house watch
ing television when she heard q
kitchen window breaking. She
picked up a pistol and ran to
the kitchen.
Mrs. Donati said the intruder.
described as q colored man be-
tween IS and 40 years old. was
hah-hidden behind the kitchen
door and was only several feet
away from her when he shot.
Mrs. Donati then ran to the
front Of the house. shouting for
help. The intruder apparently
left the way he entered. through
the unbolted kitchen door.
Mrs. Donati was taken TO q
hospital for treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
Rector Calls
Red Hearings
'Sordid Show

BALTIMORE. May 20 (R.-
The Rev. Don Frank Fem, Epis-
copal clergyman, says the recent
congressional hearing on Com
munist infiltration of Baltimore
was q "sordid show :. and an
unnecessary one"
cThe rector Of st. Michael and
All Angels Church told his con-
gregation in a sermon yesterday
that Gin the whole process there
was so much SANDER by in
nuendo by people who pose as
public benefactors."
The hearings May 1915 by Q
House Un-American Activities
subcommittee. were aimed pri-
marty at probing Communist
iuflltration Of industry.
twenty-five witnesses plead
ed the 5th amendment in refus-
ing to discuss communism or &C
tivities in connection with the
party.
S"It was O scrdid show from
every angle" DR.. Fem said.
land I believe an unnecessary
one. In the process Of this show
q good deal Of false witness by
innuendo was borne-not only
by the fearful witnesses who hid
behind their constitutional
privileges. and that was q sordid
show. too"
He said the hearings revealed
nothing the committee did not
already know and that the real
reason for the public inquiry
was that it was necessary in
some peoples minds to cultivate
fear of Russia.
ct seems to me that 1t is q
disservice to the Nation. the
community and the world tc
promote and keep alive and fan
the fire Of fear for our own
internal integrity on such slim
grounds"
AS for Maryland's anti-sub-
versive Ober law, DR.. Fem said
%. We have spent thousands
Of dollars supporting an assistant
attorney general and staff u
enforce what Is called the ObeI
law.
Not one single person has
been tried under this law -