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, 1957-09-09
Mon Goes l.2OO
Miles to Serve
On Jury

WEST CHESTER, Pa. : A
lot of people try to get out of
jury duty, but one public
spirited citizen went 1900
miles out of his way to serve
here.
William Morgan was in Or
mond, Fla, when he was mott
fed to appear for jury duty.
He had been living in Florida
for three months and expect
ed to make his home there for
some time to come, but he
made no effort to be excused.
He made the trip north by
train and arrived here in time
for the opening of the court.
, 1957-09-09
Mrs. Alex. Cooper.
Wife Of Col. Cooper.
Vdcutioning Here

Mrs. Alexander T. Cooper
of Winter Park, Florida, is
visiting in St. Croix for the
first time with her friends
Father and Mrs. Earl Hackett
at the Holy Cross Parish, Es-
tate Lower Love.
Mrs. Cooper's brother, Capt.
Cecil Baker was formerly
Government Secretary here
under the Naval regime; her
husband, Colonel Cooper was
senior medical officer for a
number of years at the Army
Hospital in Puerto Rico.
Mrs. Cooper's father, Capt.
Ashley Baker, served in the
Diplomatic Corps and later
headed the Panama Pacific
international exposition in
San Francisco in 1915. Her
great uncle was General Will
liam Tecumseh Sherman of
Civil War fame.
, 1957-09-09
New Low Mukes
Death as Penalty for
Muil Killing

Under a new law signed by
President Eisenhower killing
by mail became a Federal
crime punishable by death.
The bill revised a law on
placing deadly substances in
the mails.
The new act provides that
The death penalty or life i'm
prisonment may be decreed if
such an offense results in
death. The maximum penalty
for intentionally placing dang
erous matter in the mail was
increased from ten to twenty
years.
- .--
, 1957-09-09
Light Pldne Mdkes
Forced Lending at
Estute Judith's FuncY

A light two-seater plane
made an unscheduled landing
at Estate Judith's Fancy on
Saturday afternoon. But the
woman pilot miraculously es-
capped injury and the plane
suffered very little damage.
The plane, No. N7477B pi-
loted by Mary Johnson, left
Ramey Airfield in Puerto
Rico and flew to st. Thomas
where she stopped, and later
flew over to st. Croix. She
took off from the Alexander
Hamilton Airport here at
1915 on her way back to
Puerto Rico but encountered
heavy fog and mist. With
visibility poor she circled for
two hours; with her gas run
ming low she sighted land
and attempted to put her
plane down on one of the new
~ cut roads.
The planes landing gear
was damaged and the propel-
lor was bent.
Miss Johnson contacted the
Civil Aeronautics Administra-
ton at the airport and Ramey
Field was notified of the acct
dent. A plane with a mechan-
ic was due to arrive here to
effect repairs.
, 1957-09-09
Federul Judge Orders
Bourd to Continue
I~ntegruton

Federal Judge Ronald N.
Davies denied the petition of
the Little Rock School board
to suspend his Indignation or
der temporarily.
Judge Davies denied the re-
quest, however, after he had
given the problem careful
consideration. He asserted
that the arguments put forth
were anemic and called the
statements of Little Rock of
Continued on page a
, 1957-09-09
Young Women drinks
ClorQx Thinking it
Was Wuter

Victoria Suarez, twenty-one
years, old, a nurse aid at the
Charles Harwood Hospital,
drank a glass of clorax last
night, thinking it was water.
According to a Police report
Miss Suarez had taken some
medicine and was supposed to
drink a glass of water, which
turned out to be clorax. She
was taken to the hospital and
attendedby Dr. Chief
Municipal Physician.
, 1957-09-09
Mrs. C.. Rohlsen. Well
Known Citizen 81
C'sted. Posses

Mrs. Charlotte Rohlsen, well
knbwn citizen of Christians
ted passed away yesterday at
2:15 pm. in the Charles Har-
wopd Hospital She was 77S
Funeral services will be held
at s4:3O tomorrow evening in
the Seventh Day Adventist
Church. a.osasas s.
She is survived by three
sons, Conrad, Henry E., and
Earf-Re4rfsem
, 1957-09-09
No influence Vaccine
Avuildble for v. L.
Health Comm. says

AACAAAAA 0OAA4444s 0AyS
Commissioner Of Health,
DR.. Eric L. O'Neal, announced
that despite the out break of
an estimated 1900 cases of
Asian Influenza found in Puer
to Rico, there is no cause for
alarm in the general popula-
ton Of the Virgin Islands.
DR.. O'Neal stated that he
had received no news about
the availability of vaccine to
date. However, if an outbreak
of the asian Flu" reaches
this area in epidemic proper
tons, it would involve the
general population in a space
Of two to four weeks. AL out
breaks thus far in the United
States have been among
young adults, but incomplete
reports from the Orient indi-
cate that all age groups were
involved.
The Asian Flu" presents
symptoms which are no diff
ferent from any other type of
Influenza. These symptoms
may be described as: fever,
chills, sweats, headache, sore
throat, running nose, bron-
chitis, malaise and aching
muscles. The disease lasts ap-
p~roximately four to five days.
DR.. O'Neal said that if any
one has the following symp-
toms, he recommends that
the person contact their ply
sician Immediately.
AS far as prevention is con-
cerned, the following mea-
sures are recommended: (1)
avoid crowds and intimate
contact: ~ practice good per
sonal hygiene, such as fire.
quent handwashing; 81 cover
sneezes and coughs in the pre-
sence Of others. using dispos'
able tissues which can be
burnt after use; tl avoic
over-exposure and over-fati
que and 81 request vaccina.
ton as soon Tas vaccine il
available.
The public will be informed
as to the availability of the
! Influenza vaccine.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
RemnGnts-Fridoy Only
ChiIdren's Robes
and CrowIers

IS Robes in spring and fall
weight fobrics, cotton and
terry in group. Foncy and
toilored models, in sizes 3 and
3x. Were 3.9o and 4.99, l.ee
3 cFowleF Sets, matching
shirt and erowlers with snop
crotch. Postels, in sizes me-
dunn, large ond extra loroe.
Were 3.oe and 5.9o--l.s9
s imported Strow goby Baskets
with hoods. Pink or blue. Were
Zl.95 -------------13.95
81 Shirts in boys and oirIs'
styles. Pnstel plaid cotton.
Sizes medium, loroe and extro
lorue. Were l.oo------S0e
IS SIumberskins Of Gone
plisse. Three-pieee set-shirt,
points, FOOTE'S. EIosticized
neck, wrists, onklets, woist.
One size fits child s to II
months. Were 2.9o-----95e
50 Boys' Cotton Svnsuits on
eolorful print background.
Were LIS ------50e
so Cotton BroodelotR end
SeeSsuekes Sunsuits. Boys and
girls styles. in foney ond
toilored models. Sizes medium,
loroe and extro lorpe. Were
3.e9 and 4.9o -------I.99
81 Cotton Sunsuits. BoIlerino
and eon-con styles for girls;
tailored styles for boys. Sizes
medium, Ioroe and extu
loroe. Were l.e9 and 2.oo,
las
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Special Purchase
Fomous Name
Printed Cotton
Regularly 7ss yard. BE

1000 Yesds Luxury WooIsns. Loom
ed by leodino domestic and foreign
mills. 81" wide. u in regular stock
would be 5.95 and more.
400 end 500
cIesrenes Of 800 Ysrds q cohema
Ponsse end ShsntuRs Silk Prints.
80" wide. Regularly $50 to 3.oS.
I.9o
500 Yerds oF Hond- = -WeshabIo Amer
tick Glitter cettons with permanent
"0lomour" decorations. ReoulorIy
much, much more. Yord ----- 9se
WGL-The Fobrie Floor, 9th Floor
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Sportsweor Reduced
For Clearance

200 Orion csrdisans. full fashioned.
Mock turtle and clossie neckline.
LoFoe selection of colors. Sizes ga
40. Were 7.oo and 6.99- 800
ZOO Pieces Shorts end Shirts. cotton
oobordines. poplin and soilcIoah. Coy
colors. mostly smoll sizes. Were 3.9e
ono HOIS- GsVV
Is JeekeRs, cotton soileloth in bright
eoIors. Less than " price 500
10 Skirts. slim and eirculor styles in
spun royons, or cotton poplins. ex-
ceIlent color choice. Were 5.9e TO
much more e--3. 500 end 400
20 Orion cordisons, block with rose
trim. Were l2.o5------S.0
WGL-Sportsweor, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Mems Furnishings

$50 Mems Psismas, short sleeve
knee length and long sIeeve-Iono
length in plisse fobrics. Were 2.e5
and 3.o5 ----l. l.ss and ass
1000 Mems Silk Ties, imports and
domestics. Woven and printed pot
terms. Were $50 and more
l.SS and 3.sS
1000 Men, Dress Shirts by famous
manufacturer. Summer or reouIor
weight in wide variety OF collar
styles and eolors. Were 3.95 ond
more 2.Se
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Gloves Reduced
for Clearance

$50 Peirs Double Woven Cotton and
Nylon Gloves, Shorties, 4 and g.
button lengths. Machine and hond.
sewn. White. block, beige, toost,
brown, green. navy ond pink. All
sizes but not in every style and
color. Were 800. ----I.99
ZOO Peirs Double Woven Cotton and
NyioR Gloves, hand and machine
sewn, mostly shortie and slip-on
styles. Pink. block, brown, novy
green, some white. All sizes but not
in eoch style and color. Were ZOO,
See
WGL-Gloves, lst Floor
Evening star., 1957-08-29

Fieldcrest "All Season. Acrian Blanket machine woshobe
Stoys soft and fluffy Defies moths and mdew Non-oer-
ee 72x9o", assorted coors. Regularly 1925. S95
WGL-Blonkes, 5th Floor
also Chevy Chose, Corners ond Alexandria
Ernest SOhn Magazine Rack utIorion beauty the mod
err monne Sturdiy mode excellent design in bros Shows
OFT and holds magazines neoty Regularly 6.o5. 495
WGL-Gift Shop 7th Floor
also Chevy Chose, 7 Corners and Alexandria
Evening star., 1957-08-29

Earthenware Casserole and Warmer by Doranne of Cal
iforna casserole and cover bross candle warmer " or
quart size. Regularly 595 and $50 2.9S and 425
WGL-chino, 5th Floor
{. also Chevy Chose Corners and Alexondio
Painted China Table Lamp with gold color bose Ivory with
green decoration With brod bound royon toeto shade s.
way SWITCH 28" toll. Regularly l4e5 9oS
W5L-Lomps 7th Floor
f. also Chevy Chose Corners md Aexondrio
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Sove 500 on
Wodins Pools

80 Rigid Fsome PooIs with nylon
tonk. 6'x4'xl2'. Regularly 1898,
e.es
100 InfIatobIe Wsdins Pools. so" in
diameter. Regularly 5.oo-----2.S0
20 InfIesebIe Wsdins Pools. IS" in
diometer. Regularly 500 100
W6L-The Toy Store, 9th Floor
=. also 7 Corners and Chevy Chose
Evening star., 1957-08-29
G-E 1855 ThinIine Air Conditioners
Or;s;uoI Ter p~;c, 2lO OS TAA %

Original List Price 1925 T00.OO
7-A-HOrsepOwer G-E ThinIine Air Conditioner 22o volts
z-h-HcT:ePower GE Air cOndtOners lis volts. Original
'Ist price ZoSSo 5000
s-A-HOrsepOwer G-E Air conditioners lis volts orono
'ist price 5499o 10000
z-l-HOrsepOwer G-E Straight Line Air cOndioners zzo
volts IN m
All prices include delivery and year General Electric SERVICE
Installation additional
WeL-Molor Appliances, End Floor North Building
Evening star., 1957-08-29

Ameta Adjustable Ironing Table, may be adjusted to any
height up 3d. Double lock construction 54 s" ironina
surfoce. Rubber wheels. Regularly 8.o8. 698
W6L-HoussWores lst Floor, North Building
also Chevy Chose Corners and Alexandria
Bath Duo by Cabin Craft 2x36" oval rug and lid cover
High clipped royon pile long, washes costly Poste or
pepper-sot 225 cover, l.7S SOS rug, 425
WGL-lnsns 5th Floor
sSo Chevy Chose Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Clearance Finer
Handbags
1900 {" $500
We're $500 to 1850

" GTt GCsUU 70 TysJU
IS In group Of smooth. high qusl-
ity ealiskin. Pouches, vasobonds
end setehels. Coed color assoFt-
mens. Many fitted with coin purses,
MigvoEs end slippers.
Pleose add 1925 Federal tox.
W5L-Hondboos, lst Floor,
Washington Store only
Evening star., 1957-08-29
IFreguIor Leod
CrystoI GobIets

~ ~ fsssecs r'ys csti rs 25e
100 pieces in group Of Iced eFys-
taI soblets end sherbess from Q 70.
nous menufsetuFeE. ImpeFfections
do not detEoet from 0ppeeFonee o.
weeTins qusIiiy.
WGL-Glosswore, 5th Floor
Evening star., 1957-08-29

WGl-Cosuol Sportsweor, 3rd Floor
olso Chevy Chose, 7 Corners,
and Alexandra.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Remn0nts- ts-Fid0y Only
Art Needlework

Z Stampsd Linen Luncheon
Cloths, cross stitch design.
52x7o". Were 5.es---z.5o
4 Model NsedIepoins Pictures,
fIoroI vose. Mahogany finish
and white frames. sxlo".
Were 1000 $50
, NeodIspoias Picture kiss.
FIorineos finished in petit
point. Block and gold fromes.
9xl3". Were 7.o5----4.95
u NeedIspoint Pieces, de-
signs finished in eros point,
26x26". Were 3.ee $50
~ Heavenly Sssv Afshan
Kits. 5o9o wool, 5oqo nyIon.
Assorted eolors. Were l.2o.
95e
WGl-Art NeedIework,
5th Floor
Evening star., 1957-08-29
'GL-The Mems Store. End Floor
Sovings from the
Boys Store

IS Junior Ski Sweaters of bulky. knit
wool. Grew neck style in sizes 8,
10, II. Were 6.9s---4.s5
IS Bcys' White Dress Shirts, sizes l5
to l4H. Were 2.9S---I,ss
400 DseTon end Cotton Short Sleeve
Sports Shirts. Sizes s to 20. Were
3.e8 - 2ea
WGl-The Boys Store, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1957-08-29

IS'xT green deep pile carved VIII
ton, wool. Wos 2o5.25----I2s.sS
iFs"xs't" sand beige deep pile
plush, roYOn and nyIon. Was $4,000.
1880
is'xs's" sroy plain velvet, sII-woOI
fees. Wos I5o.55---------s9.So
l4'S"xIl'2" gull grey. deep tex-
suEed plush pile wool. Was 5s4.25,
1880
iz'xlS'4" turquoise. deep pile
plush, Fayen end nyIon. Wos 1856. so,
1880
iSxi3'i" rose hsiss 3-pIy wool
twist. Wos 32l .6o---22e. so
lS'xI7'S" spruce green, deep plush
pile. Fsyen end nyIon. Was 3l7.65,
1850
l43"x2i'4" light brown deep pile
plush, rcycn and nyIon. Wos 36o.S5,
1880
i3'S"xl4'S" Tsnsisr white deep
pile plush, royon and nylon. Wos
356s40 ------ 1880
iS'xIS'7" deep rose s-pIy wool
twist. Wos 35o.oo-------72s.5o
ls'xlS's" green tone on tone eoved
Ieef design, wool. Wos 26o.4o,
1880
l1'xi2's" green deep pile. wool
twist. Wos 246. 46.l5------ls4.S0
lSxl7'I" grey esrved scroll design,
wool ond Foyon. Wos $3.50.
1890
I1'xS's" silver green. cut snd Mueut
texture, AeFiIsn. Wos l42.45.
$3.50
1858" grey tons-on-tens hi-Iow
Ioep. wool. Wos l6s.35---IzS.oo
i2'xIS' turquoise textursd plush pile
Foyon. Was l5e.e5-------es.S0
I2kIS' pine green tsxtuFed plush
pile. royon. Wos l5e. e.e5----ss.so
i2'xiS pine green tsxtured plush
pile, royon. Was llo.oo---7s.So
lzxI2' beige, eoeos end notuveI
loop pile, wool tweed. Wos l75.20.
1880
l4'e"xl2Ii" fIoreI design on not
urol, nylon. Wos 367.l5--lse.5o
lz'xl5'Ii" turquoise plain deep
pile. royon ond nyIon. Was 2o5.e5.
1880
I1'xis'i" eoeos deep pile, wool ond
nyIon. Wos 245.oo------i5s.So
i2'xlo's spruce green deep pile in
textured woven cotton. Wos 2o2.4O.
1895
l2'xl2'4" honey beige wool nubby
1900
1855" turquoise, eoeoo end not
uroI loop wool twist. Wos 1870.
$3.50
Iz'xl2'lo" green loop pile eorved
wilton, wool. Wos le3.4o, 1880
I2'xloII" sroy hsot-sst nyIon
twist. Wos l76.o5----l2s.sS
1888" entique ivory deep pile
woven cotton. Was $500, 1880
i2'xs'S" desert beige plush pile,
royon and nylon. Was lo7.4o.
6s.9S
Iz'xl7' ceIodOn green heot-set
nyIon twist. Wos 2s5.oo- 1880
l2'x4'lo" Beige, Heavy cevsd
Design, wool Wilton. Wos 1920,
$3.50
I2'x6'll" NUtrio, Loop Pile, wool
Wilton. Wos l25.45---.93.So
Iz'x6'6" Martini hubby Textured,
deep pile wool twist. Was 1920.
1855
l2'x7'a" sroy toMe-On-toMs eorved
leaf loop pile, wool wilton. Wos
lH.oo --------------- 1878
MJCxl EIoo. To,,n.i... o.L Etoo.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
cosuoI Dresses
Reduced

cssuel dresses In shiHwsisi, soIfeF.
seeopneek, sleeveless and sunboek
styles. cottons, DoeEon and cotton
blends, ehsmbrsy, linen and seer
sucker. Plaids. prints, stripes.
checks, end eoloFs in vsEious styles.
Broken sizes 10 to 20. Also some
Orion kRits in group.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Special Purchose
Foshion Buttons
Sove $50 on
EnsIish-Type
Bicycles
Regularly 1928 ZQ.VS

Fischer Enslish-type Bicycles.
Chrome pIotod wheel rims and ehoin
suoFd, kick stond, Feov reflector.
RussedIy built with inteFloekina
welded FFome. rs" size.
WGL-The Toy Store, 9th Floor
Evening star., 1957-08-29

At Chevy Chose, J Corners
and Alexandra Only
Final Clearance
Summer Shoes
300
SGve more than SO96
1000 peirs BY famous msksrs.
Pumps, sendols end essuels. Stvows,
calls and suedes. Msny suitebIe for
fell end winter.
WeL-Shoe Centers. Chevy Chose,
7 Corners and Alexandra.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Junior Sportsweor
200 to TOO

Wefe J.t1 TO I1yS
$50 pieces in o group Of junior
spe'tswses, including cotton skirss.
slim styles, cotton blouses end
sweateFs. Assorted sizes sHd eoIorS.
W5L-Junior Sportsweor,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Sove on Junior
Car Coots
500 i" 5000

IS Junior Sprins coV coots In pop
lin. Beiss. pink and blue. Also, some
summer suits IN solids end tweedS.
A few hand wsshebIe.
WGL-Junior coots and Suits,
4th Floor
Smyrna times., 1957-11-07
MANY MARCH IN
PARADE HERE

Continued from Pare One
Gees had the cooperation of the
Silver Eagles who provided the
loud speaker system. The parade
was spanked by the music of the
Citizens Hose Company band and
the Smyrna High School band un-
der the direction of Rodney Dan
fels. The judges were Mrs. Will
ham G. Roe, Jr., Mrs. Grant G.
Garis, Mrs. Harold E. Wickham,
the Rev. w. H. Revelle, Jr,
James Bradley and Reynolds
Bradley. George E. Bryson served
as master of ceremonies. Smith
ers Snow chairman, George d.
Wright, Gene Handsberry, Alfred
Anderson, William Voshell, Char
hes Wallace, Edward Melvin, and
Robert Bamberger comprised the
Iaycee committee for the event.
Smyrna times., 1957-11-07
Asbury Methodist Church

The Rev. w. H. Revelle, Jr.,
pastor of Asbury M thodist t
Church, makes the following an
nouncements for Sunday and the
week; Church School, 10 am,
with classes for all ages. Richard
c. Price, general superintendent.
Morning Worship, IL am. There
is a nursery for toddlers during
the service. Coffee hour and men,
bership meeting, 1905 pm. Even
ing worship, 7:30 pm, with the
Commission on Education in
charge of the service. Monday.
Nov. IL, 7:30 p.m.-Senior M.Y.F.
meeting at the church. Tuesday,
Nov. IL, 7;30 p.m.-The Commits
sions will meet at the church.
Wednesday, Nov. 13, 10 am
District conference at New Cas-
tie; 7:30 pm.-Mid-week service
of worship. Thursday, Nov. Id,
T:15 p.m.--Youth Choir Rehears-
al; p.m.-Senior Choir Rehears-
al. Friday, Nov. 15, $3.50 pm
Junior Choir Rehearsal; 1880 pm,
-W.S.C.S. meeting at the church;
7:30 p.m.-Quarterly meeting of
the Board of Trustees. On Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nov. 1912, from 7:30 to $3.50 pm.
each evening, a Christian Work
ers School will be held in St.
Paul's Church, Odessa, for the
benefit of church school teachers.
There will be one course offered
m the childrens, youth, and adult
division of the church school, as
well as a course on administra-
xion.
Smyrna times., 1957-11-07
AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK
Established by Legion in 1921 For
Focusing Attention on Schools

Focusing Attention on Schools
Whereas, American Education
Week was established by The
American Legion in 1921 as a
time for focusing public attention
on the accomplishments and needs
of our schools; and
Whereas, the week of Novem-
ber 10 to Is, 1857, is being OBJ
served as American Education
Week under the joint sponsorship
of The American Legion, the Ma
tional Education Association, the
National Congress of Parents and
Teachers, and the United States
Office of Education, and
Whereas, the role of our edu-
eational system in preserving the
American way of life has become
of paramount Importance;
Now, Therefore, by virtue of
the authority vested in me, l,
George M. Blendt, Mayor of the
Town of Smyrna, do hereby pro-
claim the period from November
10 to 16, 1857, as American Edu-
cation Week, and urge all citiz-
ems to visit our schools at de-
signated times, to familiarize
themselves with the accomplish
ments and problems of the schools,
and to lend their support to furth-
er progress in education,
Signed
George NJ Blendt
Mayor of the
Town of SmVrna
Smyrna times., 1957-11-07
The Smyrna Times
PHONE 522l SMYRNA. DELAWARE

Pounded by Robert d. Hoffecker. July s.,
1854. Editor and proprietor until Feb
ruAry 10. 1907.
o'wned and Published by Robert d. Hof-
fecker. Jr. from February 10. 1907 to
December "a. 1899.
Fzblished Every Thursday Morning by
The Smyrna Times. Inc. 25 Commerce
Street. Smyrna, Del.
w. Lester Smith. Manager
ADVERTISEMENTS Smyrna Times
is the business medium not only for the
town It represents but for the outlying
district oi which it is the center. en-
brscing the towns of Clayton. Kenton,
ChesWoAd. Townsend. Leipsic. &c. A rate
Of 50 cents per inch an insertion eharg-
e for transient advertising. Season or
gsaFiy display advertising rates quoted
"a application. For Sale, For Rent.
Lost and Found Advertisements occupy
ing one inch space or less. a minimum
charge Of so cents per insertion. In
memoriam articles, 10 cents per line
per issue.
Entered as End class matter March Is.
1879 at the post office at Smyrna, Del.
1nder Act of Congress of March 3. 1879.
Subscription price. $500 per year. strictly
in advance.
Smyrna times., 1957-11-07

'Penta" (pentachlorophenol) is
ghe material most often recon-
mended for treating wooden fenc-
es and posts.
Smyrna times., 1957-11-07

Auto accidents kill more per-
sons under 65 years of age than
any other type of accident, the
National Safety Council says.
Smyrna times., 1957-11-07

LVEN GOVERNOR HAS A SWEET TOOTH"-Governor
II Goodwin Knight of California like most of the countrys
male population has definite taste for sweets While attending
the California State Fair recently the Governor took time out
test samples Of canned peaches prepared by the University of
California Mrs Rose Marie Pangborn of the University
awaits the Governors verdict He liked 'em.
Part of research program to determine the relationship
sugar flavor in prepared foods this taste survey conducted
among than $4,000 people who attended the Fair the past
four Results the study showed that like
fruits to be weete than currently believed and also that
like fruit sweteer than do looks though the Governor
would agree!
Evening star., 1957-12-24
HOLLY
Zso Zso, Eva Feudino
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD NANA).-
Zsa Zsa and Eta Gabor are
feuding. with 2 giving E strict
instructions: Stop copying
mel" But isn't imitation the
sincerest form Of fiattery? Any
hoo. both babes were at the
Farewell to Arms plush pre-
miere. where Eva told me.
excitedly. Noel Coward signed
me to be his leading lady in
Present Laughter" They have
four weeks in San Francisco,
starting early in February.
Zsa had expected to pair with
Rock Hudson at the Arms"
preem. But Rock was a guest Of
producer David Selxniek and
wife Jennifer Jones. Zsa's date
was Hudson's agent. Henry WILL
son, who was trying madly, up
to show time, TO get an escort
for Terry Moore. He mustn't
be good-looking or young" he
told the people he called. "be-
cause Of her situation with
(husbandD Gene McGrath." +"
One impish fellow suggested,
why don't you take her?"
Esther williams. a strapless
vision in French blue, told me
she sat next to Farewell" star
Rock, and he cried watching
himself cry when Jennifer dies
at the end OF the picture. Did
you cry?" I asked Miss Jones.
mo. I had read the book" she
replied. Audrey Hepburn
found the childbirth scene too
narrowing and was carried out
in a state Of near collapse. Now.
Of course, there's a rumor that
audrey is expecting a Visit from
the long-legged bird.
Charlton HestOn. comments
ing on his "Buccaneer" battles
as Gen. Andrew jackson: II
may have to bring my stan
from across the street to help
the fight" - pointing TO the
Paramount Theater where he is
playing Moses in THE Ten
Commandments"
Tony Martin. escorting his
beautiful wife. Cyd Charlse, TO
the Farewell TO Arms" pre-
miere, confirmed that his next
picture is a remake Of the
Humphrey wogart-Ann sheri-
dem George Raft movie, "They
Drive by Night"
vicki wougan, backless In a
tight iridescent sheath. was ESD
corted by clean-cut Dich AM