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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-03

y. Hayden OF homegrown UNI
versity's observatory, which, by
the way. won't bother to take
an official look.
Mercury, smallest of the
planets, crosses the sun about l3
times a century, Father Heyden
explained. Its last trip was on
November IA, 1858, and its next
scheduled journey is in 1860.
Father Heyden warned all
amateur sky-gazers to avoid
peering directly at the sun. He
remarked that most people real
ize one peep in broad daylight
can lead to blindness, but he
added that he still hears occa-
sionally Of someone who failed
to get the word.
He said the best way to watch
the planets crossing is to focus
the image of the sun on piece
of white paper or cardboard,
held behind the eyepiece OF q
telescope and shaded from the
suns direct rays.
If you project that image on
the white paper" he said. you
will see q black dot moving
across the image. That's Mer-
curry"
The dot. he added. will not be
large. After all. Mercury is 50
million miles away. and it is not
very big - only 800 miles in
diameter.
He advised those interested to
get ready for the event early. He
guessed that a Mercury watcher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-03

incidence-is definitely on the
upswing. There is now, he said.
far more instance of the disease
than ever before.
1T is not because we are just
now recognizing 1t. but because
of changes in culture and ways
of living" he said.
He noted that throughout the
Orient there have been relatively
few cases of this disease, but
that it is on the increase there
too. All over the Far East they
are initiating us, reading our
comic books and trying to live
more like we do" DR.. Mccartney
said. I'm fact many Of the comic
books which are no longer per-
mitted to be on the stands here
are being shipped over there"
Went on World Tour
The psychiatrist reviewed his
findings on a recent world tour
of psychiatric institutions. He
pointed out the British generally
are ahead in many respects Of
American institutions In the
Treatment of the mentally i'll.
The British have been more
courageous in trying open wards
with no bars or other confine-
ments." He added that the
British have excellent out
patient facilities and that when
ever possible patients Of mental
hospitals are boarded out in pri-
vate homes.
In recent years, however, st.
Elizabeths has taken the lead
among Government mental in
stitutions in developing advances
in open-ward therapy. However,
the institution has few out
patient facilities and must keep
patients sometimes longer be-
cause Of that.
DR.. Mccartney noted that with
some 100000 mentally Ill in In
dia. Gin the land where reser-
pine (a tranquillizer) originated,
modern drugs are seldom used"
He estimated that India has
only some 10000 beds for the
mentally i'll with about 80 psy-
chiatrists.
Ratio Reversed
Throughout the Orient there
are nearly twice as many male
mentally i'll patients as there
are women, he noted. while In
this country 1t Is the other way
around.
He recalled 4 visit to Japan
80 years ago and compared II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-03

dCOLulC DOmD ana ulgu-uSnbco
technology's newest contributions
to what is nilitarily possible.
Since the end of World War II,
Marine theoreticians at this
university of amphibious as
sault" have been struggling to
answer the question:
How do you land an army, on
enemy shores. that can't be atom
bombed?
It's answer: Use the helicopter
and disperse.
Back From Beach
Vertical development elimi-
mates the landing barge from the
FIRST stages Of an invasion. Troops.
organized into small, tight
knit units, are flown directly
from the invasion ship to a
drop-area well in from the beach.
Then they fight toward the
water. The assault becomes an
area. not a line.
Said 1t. Gen. M. B. Twining,
commandant Of the Marine
Corps Schools, in a predemon-
strarion briefing: ''Nuclear NUM-
tons have not made any type
military operation impossible,
but they have made large con-
centrations improbable. We've
had to devise ways and means
Of reducing mass"
It was this theory that took
life in action during the day.
long demonstrations.
Following the briefing came
the first demonstration: A hell
copter assault on a beach area
IN q non-atomic or so-callcd
brush fire" war.
Area Softened
Here, in action, were seen mill
tary weapons refined from those
used in the South Pacific during
World War II, the white phos-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-03
Mercury to Cross Sun, :,
And Quick Eye Can See 1t

The tiny planet Mercury will the Of the
the first time in about four Sunday and in the
Washington who wants to 1t will have to fast
The trip between the the earth will take about az
hours but it win not start until 1855 pmgve take minute
two. And the sets here at pm only minutes later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-03

Marines Show technique
To Fight World War Ill
By q star stan Correspondent

QUANTICo Va. May 3-Marine Corps battle echniques-
built around the newly developed vertical
mentwee demonstrated here yesterday for 800 guests
from is nations.
1t precision show-a Marine Of World ID
would be fought UNDERSIGNED limitations imposed by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-03
Rise in Schizophrenio
Noted by Psychiotrist

American Of life to be conducive to schizo
phrenia, q noted psychiatrist declared today
James Mccartney of New York. private practitioner
meeting Of the Medical Society Of st.
Ezabeths Hospital schizophrenia- strange split
personality disorder that mental illness in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-03

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Splced liberia Peach spiced Virginia
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Children Under Aoe-Si5O
THE WARREN GREEN HOTEL
Just Behind the Courthouse Warrenon.
EARL LEAKE lie
The Arizona post., 1957-01-18
.Anti-Jewish
Riots FIurinu
In DIP Cumps

WEN N A (JTA) = More
than 1000 Hungarian refu.
gees were reported here TODAY
to have staged an anti-Jewish
riot Saturday at the Siezen.
helm refugee processing CEN
ter.
Several persons were re-
ported brutally beaten and in
jured. The riot was started by
non-Jewish refugees melted
by propag gan d a that Jews
were getting preference in
obtaining entry to the United
States, which is not the case.
A report from Salzburg
said that the authorities in
Austria have lowered a cur
tain of silence across the anti.
Jewish demonstration. How
ever, an extra guard of Aus
trian gendarmeS was thrown
around the camp to keep jour
nalists and photographers out.
The Arizona post., 1957-01-18
For Middle Eost Mission
Ike Appoints Anti-|sroeI Demo

be considered "just another
foreign state" and not be re-
garded a special friend of
America.
Last May, Richards in
serted in the Compression.
al Record a four-page at
tack on Israel. 1t was origin
ally made at a convention
of the anti-Zionist "Ameri-
can Council for Judaism"
by Rep. Omar Burleson,
Texas Democrat. Drawing
Congressional attention to
BurleSon's anti-ISrael
speech, Richards described
the Texan as very able"
The Arizona post., 1957-01-18

than Tel Aviv. At a press
conference in his Congress
sional office on December
13, 1854, Richards alleged
that Israel sought favorit-
ism in its relations with the
United States.
Richards made clear he
was mot at all" in favor of
efforts to prevent the sup
ply of arms by the United
States to the Arabs. He
termed Arab military pow
er in Americas national in
terest." According to Rich
ards, America owed Israel
mo more or less" than any
other Middle Eastern state.
He held that Israel should
The Arizona post., 1957-01-18
Anfi-Zionisf
Council Head
In Israel

JERUSALEM (JTA) =
Lessing J. Rosenwald, for
mer president of the anti
Zionist American Council
for Judaism, and his wife,
who are here as guests of
the government, were re-
ceived by Prof. Benjamin
Mazar, president of the He
brew University here, and
shown around the campus.
Explaining his presence
in Israel to neWsmen, Mr..
RoSenwald said that he
came to the Jewish State on
an invitation extended by
Ambassador Abba Eban on
behalf of Premier David
Ben Gurion. He saw the
Premier Tuesday. Mr.. Ros-
enwald added that he came
to hear, see and study the
situation.
He disclaimed being anti
Israel, insisting that he was
only opposed to political
ZioniSm.
The Arizona post., 1957-01-18

to press for acceptance of
his new doctrine. Until re-
tirement from Congress
this month, Richards was
chairman of the House For
eign Affairs Committee.
His immediate task now
will be to lead a group of Of
ficials of the State and De-
fense Departments and the
international Cooperation
Administration on a tour of
Middle Eastern capitals.
The groups mission is to
explain US. intentions and
obtain foreign reactions.
The record indicates that
Richards may receive a
warmer welcome in Cairo
The Arizona post., 1957-01-18

chairman and DR.. Otis Miller.
professional division chair
man.
THIS YEAR the Combined
Jewish Appeal, the Tucson
Jewish community's 'all-in-
one health and welfare char
ity drive, is faced with the
highest goal in campaign his
tory. The CJA must raise
100000 for its regular needs
and another $121, 900 for the
UJA Special Rescue Fund.
More than so different
agencies overseas, nationally
and in Tucson benefit from
the drive.
Reservations for the dinner
can be made by calling Miss
Florence Goldstein at the
Council office, Main 4-86O3.
The Arizona post., 1957-01-18

forces which cut off the GAIA
Strip in a brilliantly-executed
military operation. Col. Car
mon also was second in COM
mand of the Israeli Sinai
forces.
THE DINNER will be held
at 6 pm. at the Tucson Jewish
Community Center on
Wednesday, Jan. 30.
An invitation for all men
of the community to attend
the important affair has been
issued jointly by all division
leaders of the 1857 campaign,
and David N. Ginsburg, gen.
eral chairman; Lew Davis,
advance gifts chairman; Nor.
ris Becker, trades division
The Arizona post., 1957-01-18
Get Two Free Theuter
Tickets With The Post

Here's real bargain you won't want to miss
A regular subscription to THE ARIZONA POST, the
states prizewnning AngloJewsh newspaper, regularly
costs $4.04 per year.
Now, for limited time only, you can take NEW
subscription for $4 and get almost half of that back
gift tickets either the Fox Tucson Park
theaters
To subscribers only offering two free
tickets So if you're regular subscriber the Post
clip the coupon page II and mail it in NOW.
THE ARIZONA POST through the next three issues
being mailed to every known Jewish in the
munity If you know of who isn't receiving the
paper MA 44661 and we'll mail copy without
obligation. We want everyone to follow the inn
developments in Tucsons 1857 Combined Jewish
Appeal.
The Arizona post., 1957-01-18
By MILTON FRIEDMAN

WASHINGTON -(JTA)
"A man who helped circu-
late anti-Israel propaganda
has been selected by the Ad-
miniStration for a vital task
in the Middle East.
He is James P. Richards,
a South Carolina Democrat,
who has been named by
President Eisenhower as
special assistant and adviser
on Middle Eastern problems
with the rank of Ambassa-
dor.
Richards will also head
the mission the President is
sending to the Middle East
The Arizona post., 1957-01-18
Poll Lists Ben Curl on Most Popular

The Gallup Poll lists Israel Premier David Ben
Gurion as one of the worlds most admired men. The
poll was taken of cross section of Americans Ben
Gurion ranked ahead of Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles In New York the Chief Rabbi of Ireland
Dr. Emmanuel Jakobits, was received by New York's
Mayor Wagner US reform rabbis have come
forth with an official statement charging Egypt with
provoking Israes entrance into Sinai. At Allan
tic City the merger made of Mzrachi and Hapoel
Hamizrachi The group took the name of American
Zionist Religious Organization and adopted 1851
budget of So 100000 =. In New York the American
ORT Federation set up $4,5OO,OOO budget and
adopted program to provide vocational training and
secondary education for $4,000 young people in Israel
North Africa and other countries
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Atom Scientist
Lise Neither has been bestowed with an honorary
doctorate by the Free University of Berlin. The
Jewish woman scientist is II -. Mrs. Gertrude
M. Ellis protestant, has left $15OO00 to ADJ work
Freshman Representative Leonard Farbsten
of New York has been named to the House Foreign AT
fairs Committee Morris W. BERNSTEIN of SYRIA
c,,se. N. Y, has been named president of UJA -.
Dr. Isaac Steinberg founder of the Freeland League
for Jewish Territorial Colonization died in New York
at 68.....
The Arizona post., 1957-01-18
The Arizona Post s.
World Report
Truman Urges Action For Israel
"A Digest Of jewish World News

Former President Harry S. Truman has voiced
support of the Eisenhower request to Congress Tor
authorization to armed forces against Communist
aggression in the Middle East. And at the same time
Truman said the U.S. must "do everything possible
to cool the passions of those extremists who want
to destroy Israel . Israel is here to stay
Meanwhile us. Zionists approved the general pur-
pose of the Eisenhower plan but both ZOA and Hadas
sab, meeting in New York at four-day mid-wnter
conference called for clearer picture OF the Elsen
hover program and more positive action A
United Nations team reported no vandalism by Is
raeli troops upon the ancient Christian monastery
of ST. Catherine on the Sinai Peninsula Israeli
rabbis have protested Jordanian desecraton of the
Wailing Wall in Jerusalem. Jordan election posters
were plastered on the sacred Wall
The Arizona post., 1957-01-18
Turks Lay Blame On Egypt ians

Turkey has become the first Mosem state to
charge that Egyptian provocaton caused the recent
military actions against Egypt by Britain, France and
Israel Ethem Menderes, acting Turkish foreign min
ister made the charge before the Turkish parliament
~ Israel oil companies plan to file damage claims
against Russia for stopping the flow of oil from Russia
and abrogation of the oil pact The oil shortage
has curtailed Jewish emigration from Turkey to
Israel . total of 16, $50 Hungarian Jews have
arrived in Austria since the beginning of the rebellion
there . During 1856 $1,000 immigrants arrived
in Israel, marking So percent increase over 19oo
Among the Egyptian Jews emgratng to Israel were
number of Karates Jewish sect dating back to the
Babylonan exile.
The Arizona post., 1957-01-18
CuZu Sfrip
Victor To
Talk Here
Col. David Curmon To Talk
At Opening Dinner Of GA

The officer who leader of the Israeli forces
on the lightning strike into the GAIA Strip, 1t Col
Carmon will to Tucson speak at the kickoff
dinner of the 1857 Tucson Combined Jewish Appeal
Col Carmon the commanding officer of the Israeli
The Arizona post., 1957-01-18
Arizona Post Wins Award

Mrs Abe chonn, publisher of The ARIZONA POST re-
plaque from Frank Doehmon, president OF the Ari
zono Newspapers Association THE POST the oword for
excellence speeio division the siafe
paper contest.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

when the Lakeland courses began the fire.
quency Of such accidents has dropped sharply and as an
incidental result in Western Europe have
become bi-lingual.
The system has spread rapidly The Army Navy. Air
Force the International Cooperation Administration the
United Agency SHAPE headquarters in
Paris and private oil company today are operating
baural laboratories in rs countries.
LackandS school is distinctive because of its Tower
Babel" enrolment 1t has shown that the methods
of teaching-and the nsructors-can be employed
whether the student is Greek Turk Venezuelan or
Chinese.
the system given acid test Previously
its had been men and women Of higher-than-
average 10
Several ilterates from foreign nation were brought
to Lakeland They could not write their own language
let alone English.
In six months they learned to speak and write English
them the period mastered mathematics
up to an eighth-gr American school standard
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Air Force Photos

records answers to the Transcribed questions Where Is
the business THE business district Is downtown
Flying terms are injected quickly the student by
endless learns: "Conk out to have complete
engine failure" or, mo sweat means doing something
with dif1culty"
After a recording session. plays back his voice.
that OF the teacher When he's tagging in accomplish
record endlessy practice that's impossible
in an ordinary classroom setup under a private
system.
Hundreds Of Language laboratories" In schools and
colleges employ the sngetrack tape recorder but few
the system which costs $500 student position
a prohibitve figure for many schools.
The system designed by John Medaris, president
Eectronc Teaching Laboratories 1878 street NV,
response to a quest by the Defense Department for
method Of teaching foreign aviation students training in
the United States a basic knowledge of English
Air Force experts found that a common cause OF
landing foreign students semmed from confusion
control tower instructions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
Marion May Do
Own Film Story

HOLLYWOOD R.-Marlon
Brando hopes to make 1857 the
year when he blossoms as a
producer and screenwriter.
The actor will launch his
independent Pennebaker Pro-
dnctions with one of two
Western scripts-"Burst of
Vermillion' or yellow Leg"
Marion Brando, ST., presi-
dent of his sons company, said
"Vermillion" is an original
script by Marion, jr.
The elder Brando said
whichever script is made ready
first will kick off the Brando
independent slate.
Other properties owned by
the company include ITO Tame
A Land" another Western,
and Tiger on a Kite" a
United Nations story with an
Indonesian background. Bran
do, jr.. and Producer George
Englund already have Travelled
10000 miles throughout Asia
on research for this one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
'TerryMoore
|AWide-Eyed,
Bride
Continued From Page Ell

Continued From Page Ell
I do is marvellous. He hates
parties and premieres. But he
comes to them with me because
he knows it's good for my
career. He's SO proud of my
career, and enjoys it so much.
I don't understand his work
but 1 enjoy it. Gene is in the
shrimp-boat business in
Panama with John Wayne
(among other things). He
just bought IL new boats and
named them all after my pic
lures, including one 7 just
finished, Between Heaven And
He'll, and my next. 'Bernadine,'
with Pat Boone. l play an l8-
year-old girl in this. l was
also 10 in the TV show I did
a couple of weeks ago--the
first time since I was Is that
I played an l8-year-old girl.
Before I met Gene l was
always trying to make myself
look older. But he told me,
You look young, don't fight
it. Teen-agers are all the
thing today with Elvis Presley,
Sal Mineo and Natalie Wood"
They Travel Far
When they are not working
and even when they are. the
McGraths live high. wide and
all over. I'VE spend half the
year in Panama" said Terry,
where we have an air-condi-
toned house. The rest of the
time in New York and here in
Hollywood. We built an apart
ment onto my mothers home,
for us to use until we start
building our home in Beverly
Hills.
mo, I can't cook, and my
husband is glad of it. In Pana-
ma, help is very cheap and
with five or six servants a wife
can have a wonderful time.
But as 1 told you. 1 like to
work and I'm glad that Goth
has just taken up my option for
another year. I also want to
keep on doing shows for the
CTS"
The big question for Terry's
CT jaunt to Newfoundland dur
ing the holidays was whether
to wear the white one-piece
fur bathing suit that caused
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

so much fuss when Terry took
it to Korea a few years ago.
She decided not to.
I asked about a family, to
follow the example of the John
Waynes-he introduced Terry
to Gene.
Eyes, but not for the first
year or two. We just want to
be together. I'm SO happy
that's why I'm so thin. I
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
His Morbid Past
Won Hitchcock

HOLLYWOOD R. Actor
Ray Guth said the right thing
when Director Alfred Hitch
cock interviewed him for a job.
He told him most of his
previous acting experience had
been on an expose-type TV
show which does not give
name credits. However, his
photographs. in publicity for
the show, have appeared ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

tionally as q dope addict,
shyster, con man, etc.
That interested Hitchcock,
who has a morbid sense of
humor.
But Guth's part-time job
for the past two years really
sold the director. He had a
night job which required that
ne sleep in a mortuary to
answer night calls.
He's working steady now for
Hitchcock in both movies and
in the directors weekly TV
series over CBS-TV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

weigh hundred pounds even.
After my divorce from Glenn
Davis and before I married
Gene, l was the latest I've
ever been. Y'know, Sheilah,
women eat more when they
are unhappy"
1 agree with Terry. Do you?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

Like a dazzling, sUhite-hot meteor,
the wonderful World Of tomorrow
has arrived today! See the sensa.
tOnat 81 cars, fomorrow's dream
cars come true today! See the
fabulous experimental cars. See
exciting tuturistic surprise ex-
hibits!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
COMING ATTRACTIONS

STAJE
ARENA STAGE-"The Girl on the Via Famina" starts
January 81
NAT1oNAL-"The Chalk Garden" with Judith Anderson;
starts tomorrow
SCREEN
AMBASSADOR-"The Wrong Man" with Henry Fonda.
CAPTTOL-"Bunde of JOY" with Eddie Fisher and Debbie
Reynolds; starts January 90
COLOMBIA Strada"
COLUMBIA-"The Seventh Cavalry" with Randolph Scott
DUPONT-"The Wild Oat'; with Fernandez.
MacARTHUR"O Rex; the Stratford Ontario Shake
spearean players.
ELECTROMAGNETIC Wrong Man" with Henry Fonda.
ONTARIO-"The Great Man; with Jose Ferrer and Julie
London: starts Thursday.
PALACE-"King and Four Queens; with Clark Gable.
PLAZA-"La Sorceire."
TRANs-LUx-"Ful of Life; with Judy Holiday starts
January 90