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that is vigorous and controlled.
rangy yet In focus.
ShS
Robert Mitchum, caught up
in an acting as well as a nc
tional sea duel with Jurgens.
turns out to be equal to the
occasion. maybe even surpris-
Inely so. His portrayal Of the
SUBJ -chaser's captain is as good
as anything he's ever done.
better than a lot Of things he's
done. In The Enemy Below"
Mitchum's understatement IS
dramatic. not merely laconic.
These two performances Of
this high quality have enabled
Producer Director Powell 70
give his motion picture some
thing more than sheer enter
tainment value. This tale Of
warfare at sea actually Is Is
fitting q Christmas picture as
Is being displayed anywhere
right now. It's about a tiny
segment Of war. but II also is
about the brotherhood Of man
and how this lives in two men.
Evening star., 1957-12-26

- NN0AN4 wa - 1e~>S - =
q destroyer-escort skipper and
q Nazi submarine captain. The
Enemy Below" might even be
called on beat. It does not. at
any rate. have one factor many
movie-makers consider essen
tial---the hoy-girl romance.
Ordinarily this frightens
away the feminine trade, but
it shouldn't in the case Of Mr.,
Powell's movie mot after the
feminine trade hears about
Curt Jurgens. The German
actor. who plays the subma-
riner, win remind you Of Gable
In the command Of his per-
sonality and Of another Ger
man. Conrad Veidt. in the
force of his acting.
You probably know Mr.. Jur-
gems from foreign films seen
hereabouts. but this gives him
far better opportunity than
any of these. He takes advan-
tage Of 1t with q performance
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Scientist Says
Men Can Exist
On Planet Mars

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Dec.
20 R.--EeFth men could live
on the planet Mars. but they
would need to stay in space
suits all the time. says an Air
Force scientist.
But other forms Of life might
exist on Mars and even flourish,
says DR.. Herbertus Strughold
OF the Department Of Space
Medicine at Randolph Air Force
Base. DR.. Strughold. a former
German aviation medicine spe-
cialist. has written q book on
Mars.
He has conducted research on
his favorite planet at the Air
Force laboratory here. He says
soil samples tested show that
certain microscopic organism
can live under conditions like
those on Mars.
The atmospheric conditions
on Mars are nearer to those on
Earth than on any other planet
In this universe. but are hardly
Evening star., 1957-12-26

the attorney general for his
legal opinion. Doubts ~ to
the constitutionality Of parts
Of the bill have been raised.
The constitution says all .mi-
norities. whether based on re-
lieion or language. shall have
the right TO establish and ad-
minister educational institu-
tons Of their choice" II for
bids discrimination in granting
aid 70 educational institutions
run by minorities.
Before the bin was passed by
the Kerala state Assembly last
August both Catholics and
Communists held large street
demonstrations. The Catholics
and many other non-Commu-
nists fear that the bill win be
used by the Red state govern
ment to gain control Of the
schools. Communist ofiicials
say the bill Is aimed only at
improving the lot Of Keralas
teachers.
Evening star., 1957-12-26

StrughoId says. "Others
hourished."
The green color on Mars as
observed by astronomers my
be something other than vese-
tation as we know 1t, DR..
StTughold believes.
But he says there is a dis
tinct possibility that some form
Of life does exist on the planet.
Life has an enormous
capacity to adjust" he says.
The research Dr.. Strughold
is conducting is aimed at the
distant day when men may
travel TO Mars. But only .
part of his time is spent on
Martian problems. His i'm
mediate concern Is keeping
American airmen alive in the
upper stratosphere and return
ing them TO earth safely.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Red Backed Education Bill
Running Into Snue in Indio

NEW DELHI. Dec. 2s tR.-
The Indian central government
appears TO be putting the brakes
on the controversial Kerala
education bill.
The bin. sponsored by the
Com m unist government Of
KeFala State and passed by the
Communist dominated legisla-
ture. gives the state govern
ment the power 70 take over
state-aided private schools. In
Kerala most Of the schools are
operated by the Roman Cath
olic Church.
The bill is now awaiting the
assent Of the President Of In
dia. II has been referred to
Evening star., 1957-12-26

Santos Olvera told a district
court he was paying 20 pesos
(s3.20) a month for q one-room
cave. but that the owner was
trying TO boost the rent.
Mr.. Olvera protested. point
ing out that rents are legally
frozen. Anyway. ne couldn't
afford to pay more. The owner
had him arrested on the charge
he was a squatter.
The sympathetic court tossed
the case out and Mr.. Olvera
moved back TO his cave, fur
nished with a bed. two chairs.
a stove. an oil lantern. q table
and a charcoal stove.
The cave Is Just on the Paseo
de Ia Reforma. where the rich
and famous live.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Holly WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

who appears regularly on Arts
"house party" has furnished
an apartment overlooking the
strip. Hes learning the hard
way that those things he used
10 break putting his feet on
tchairs) cost a lot Of money" "
1uipped Art TO his pretty daugh-
ter-in-law.
Jean simmons hair for
Home Before Dark" will be
dyed silver gray. No. she isn't
portraying an old lady. She's
q girl Of rs who has been In a
mental institution. Carrr.'
Baker had wanted this part but
director Mervyn lie Roy
couldn't wait until her baby Is
born in February. He has a
May date 10 begin THE FBI
Story"
Diane varsi. the "Peyton
Place" discovery. Joins 10Th
Fox's three other top ladies.
Jeanne woodward. Hope Lanfe
and Lee Remick, playing -four
college graduates In Jerry
Wald's starrer with Orson
Welles. THE Best Of Every
thing" Jerry's "Peyton Place"
has been doing better business
in It's first week here than THE
Robe" did.
Joan Collins has been In the
big city getting her minks fixed
and seeing the shows. ] can't
wait to see The Music Man"
co-authored by my friend,
Franklin Lacey. When he isn't
writing hits with Meredith WI
son. Frank teaches speech and
drama at the Happy Valley
School at Ojai. He's young. at
tractive. and q terrific perform.
er In his own right. He put On
Ia one-man show at the school
Q few months back that was
really something. One day he
viii be discovered by a hep
producer. and I can then say,
Il saw him first"
Joan Crawford started some
thing new In parties when she
tossed that soiree at Chasen's q
recently. She appointed a cap
tain for each table--to choose
the people he or she most
preferred TO sit with. A great
idea for everyone-except those
few whom no one wanted tc
sit with
Evening star., 1957-12-26
7ss5EEl NEICHBOUHOO6 s4EaaGA
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"GUNFIGHT AT THE OK. CORRAL"-Burt Lancaster and
Kirk Douglas In suspenseful above-average Western.
THE JOKER Is WHD"-So-so biography Of Zoe z. Lewis
saved by Frank Snatra's first rate acting
"A MAN CALLED PETER"-Richard Todd IS DR.. Peter
Marshall in q distinguished screen biography.
my MAN GODFREY"-Slicky remade with David Niven
the blueblOod butler, June Alyson the sany deb.
OPERATION MAD DALL"-Jack Lennon and Ernie K0vacs
In . free wheeling comedy about GIs In Norms ndy.
~sLAUGHTER ON TENTH AvENUE"-Richard Egan in .
weI-made drama Of violence the docks.
"WERE NO ANGELS"-Humphrey Bogart leads a comic trio
Of unlikely escapes from Devrs Island.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Rent on Cuves Is Boosted
In Overcrowded Mexico City

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 26 HH.
The housing situation Is so
tough in Mexico City they're
even raising the rent on caves.
A capital Of over four million.
the city Is growing rapidly.
Rents have zoomed in better
residential areas. and the lower
classes are feeling the pinch
too.
The outskirts of the city are
ringed by barrancas. or ravines.
In them are many natural or
man-made caves. Owners Of
the land rent the INTO the poor.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Tiny Photo FIoshbuIb
Gives Greater LIGHT

NEW YORK. - A thimble-
size fiashbulb has been devel-
oped by a New York concern.
which says it provides the same
Photographic lighting as ordi-
nary bulbs four times its size.
Use of the rare metal zircon-
iun. led TO its development.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Bob's a Steady One

HOLLYWOOD tNANA). -
Robert Taylor. who win have
been under contract to Metro
20 years when his present con-
tract expires In 1862, will be
starred with Metros glamour
girl. Cyd Charlse. In Party
Girl" scheduled 70 begin Feb
ruary !. which gives me a
couple Of weeks of after /
finish The Law and Jack
Wade.'" Bob told me during
lunch at the studio. In all his
years at Metro. he has never
been on suspension. Bob has
never wanted to produce or
direct. Just act, His last deal
was for q straight IA years,
no options, and q very straight
salary Of $4,000 q week. So
weeks a year.
Sitting way across from us
in the studio cafe. was the
very opposite Of Taylor-mean-
ing Marion BrandO: Sombre,
noncommunicative, somewhat
overweight, and his receding
hairline must be q problem.
because, according to Truman
CapOte, Marion will not wear
q toupee In his pictures. His
clothes we're shabby looking,
and Of course. no tie. Yet. when
he crossed the cafe to leave.
everyone along his path
stopped TO cape at the man
who Is certainly one Of the
tive best actors in the world.
The minute Tony Franciosa
finished his To-day sentence
he few to New York for Christ
mas with wife Shelley winters
and her daughter. German
actor Curl Jurgens. back In
Hollywood for the holidays. Il
wanted by director Henry
Hathaway for q westernl
Jen Chandler moved into the
Shoreham on the sunset strip.
From all reports now. his d.
vorce settlement with his wife
will be friendly.
Art Linkletter's son Jack re-
turns 10 University Of Southern
California 6he's q junior fol-
lowing the two-week honey.
moon in Hawaii with bride
Barbara. She resumes her ioE
as athletic instructor at ths
Beverly Hills High School. Jack
Evening star., 1957-12-26

cruelty Of war.
Don't be frightened of. how
ever. by the suggestion that
there Is a message lying around
here somewhere. Mr.. Powell Is
too keen q Judge Of entertain-
ment - after all. he's been
working successfully In tele-
vision--to allow any preach-
ments to show. He starts the
excitment early. keeps building
II, and you won't be aware that
he had something TO say and
said II until you are on the way
home.
"The Enemy Below" begins
aboard the destroyer escort
gliding into a hot Pacific night.
Some crew members indicate
uneasiness because the captain.
fresh from q hospital after hav-
ing another ship blown from
under him. Is rumored seasick
In his cabin. Radar picks up
q blip that might be an enemy
sub ahead. The skipper ap-
pears. begins TO plot the chase
and 1t Is obvious that the crew
needn't worry about him.
Mr.. Powell shifts attention 10
the enemy below. The sonar
man down there has picked up
Q signal. q sign. Of pursuit or
an echo. The captain intently
weighs the evidence. begins
10 plot hts evasive moves. 1t
is clear that this is to be no
brief naval engagement and
that the outcome is no fore
some conclusion.
So the chase continues with
mounting excitement. 1t be-
comes q sort Of underwater
chess game in Which neither
opponent knows the others
latest move until he learns
whether or not he has checked
il
II becomes also q personal
duel. the contestants separated
by steel shells and stretches OF
water and never seeing each
other. sim engaged in a sort
Of figurative hand to hand
combat. Above Is the man
fighting a personal war. carry
ing with him the last sound Of
his new wife's voice as she
called from the sinking half OF
q torpedoed ship. Below Is the
professional military man, no
Hitler-lover but q man doing
the job his country asks. a.
ne did in an earlier World
War.
As the contest continues, q
mutual respect grows between
the two foes. not for the others
cause but for his canniness
Mr.. Powell doesn't 60 so fai
as 70 ask you not 70 care who
wins this battle. but he does
make Germans as well a
Americans human in his dem.
onstration that nobody wins
wars.
He does IL while entertain.
ing with suspense drawn q,
taut as you have seen It drawn
IN a movie lately. And when hs
gets 1t 10 what seems to be
the breaking point he gives the
screw one final twist. It's top
notch mcvie-making that ha,
gone into The Enemy Below. >
Jurgens and Mitchum almost
completely dominate The En-.
emy Below" but there are solid
portrayals all through tn,
ranks. above and below tht
water. Most notable Of these
are the performances Of Theo.
dore Bikel. as the submarine
captains loyal friend. and Rus
sell Collins Is the doctor aboard
the destroyer.
To all hands. a well done.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
DRIVEN THEATERS
AIRPORT A.l..s..s

BCk5sR 81" cinemascope. KARL
MAIDEN. NATALIE WOOD at s.45,
Plus YOUNG AND DANGEROUS.
MARK DAMON. At Z and 1890.
Cartoon. Located IN Arlington on
y. 8. Route !. Just over the 18th
81. Briose. Kids Free. Friday,
BABY FACE NELSON" and ROCK
ABILLY BABY"
Evening star., 1957-12-26

uppIOpIihO AOt DbhtithCh iC
sort.
Tensperatl1ees 3xeeenx1
Night temperatures run 10
degrees below zero or colder,
DR.. Strughold says. During the
day, certain parts Of the planet
warm up to about 10 degrees.
DR.. Strughold says man could
stay alive on Mars. but he would
have TO wear a space suit con-
tinually because atmospheric
pressure would be about like
that found at $4,000. feet above
the eayth's sea level.
Water, DR.. Strughold believes.
apparently Is scarce on Mars.
In q recent experiment. DR..
Strughold took soil samples
from the Painted Desert Of
Arizona, from the Grand
Canyon and from the icy slopes
Of Mt. Mckinley In Alaska.
Such soil contains nitrogen
LOVING bacteria. considered most
likely 10 be at home on Mars.
The samples we're put in q
deep freezer at night and al
lowed TO warm TO room tenn
perature during the day.
Life May Exist Already
After q week or two. GER
tain micro organisms dis
appeared completely" Dr..
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Enemy Below Pocks
Excitement. Suspense
ny HARRY MACARTHUR

Dick Powell cooner producer
andirector has gone right back fundamentals In
search OF excitement "The Enemy Below Excitement
what he has achieved The picture at Loews Column
ba Theaer long chase sequence brought OF as first
rate entertainment
Evening star., 1957-12-26

Stanley Warner Theatres
Get More Out Of Life >.
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ment.--one Nieht Only:
On Stage--in Person
Asylum Of Horrors"
with FrankenstsIn Moneter, See
MAkILrYs MskAEksLnY MATTEERRiALrzE TTERHAnL R0 0sErcRss
Your Eyes Free Chanel No. 3 to
All Girls Plus Screen Show. Pre-
sented on stase. . Performances
Only-s ON, and 10 pm.
Evening star., 1957-12-26

THE ENEMY BKLow,s . eoth
centufy-roA picture. produced and
directed BY Dick Powell seresnplay
,S y Wsnssi Mssss, n. lr9n m r,,i,es nessl aD, ns
and Deluxe color. At Loews Columbia
Ineatef -. -.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
NEW STANTON THEATRE

cLosKD FOR HOLIDAYS
cssiE sfS'' in r3RSHsgESiS SSgiE 81 fs5s PSsr '5hS pias
SOPHIA LOREN TOO BAD SHES
sun-Mon,, Dec. $3.50: PAUL Mu-
NJ. II AN 4 FUGITIVE FROM a
vAN HSFfiS in "oREEN poIFHIS onsaIi
STREET"
Evening star., 1957-12-26

THE ENENINH STAR Washington, d. c. - b.
NHURsDAY DgCEMBER 2e. 1897
Evening star., 1957-12-26

appropriate for a summer re-
sort.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Life May Exist Already

After q week or two, GER
tain micro organisms dis
appeared completely" Dr..
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Foirfox Approves
More Dwellings

Recent building permits is
sued BY Fairfax County in
|clude:
William .. Hawkins. 0744 N. wash
ingten blvd, Arlington. owner and
builder; dwellins In Penderuood: cost,
dscrse ". corcorsn. i7ei N. Ps,r-
dwelling In Beverly Manor; cost.
Garner. 4 Drew Development Corp.
46l7 Wilson blvd, Arlington. owner
and builder; dwellings In Devon
o&P Development Co.. $500 wilson
blvd. Arlington, owner and builder;
Elnido Builders & Development. Inc,
5el2 Birch ave, Falls Church. owner
ana builder; DWELLINGS, In Elnido
Ray q Good. 90 HaZelton st.. Falls
Church, owner and builder; dwelling
in Frsrklin Forest; cost. S1T,b00.
Devon Corp, 5000 Bates I'd. me-,
washington, owner and builder; dwell
ing in Devon Park; cost. $4,000.
Roy M. Major. Rte. g. Box 132E,
ing in Bush Hill Woods: cost, $4,000.
Bernard B. Sharp Co.. lOl Malbrook
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Montgomery Okoys
School Construction

thesda; cost, $4,000; architect, Reyes
4 LethbridEe; builder. Bennett const,
international Development Corp,
1926 Connecticut ave, NV, Washing
ton, owner and builder. 2 dwellings
$4,000 and $4,000.
Matthews and Potter. $3.50 wiscas-
sett rd... owner and builder; 8 dwell
et': sssSssds; cost si7 900: 10000
AND $4,000: architect, d. II. Drawer
George r. Rembold. I26f6 Two
Farm dr., silver Spring owner and
ITO Brantford ave. Silver Spring;
cost. $40 and $4,000; architect,
Robert Alexander.
Warren M. lockwood. 234o Mont:
gomery st.. Silver Spring. owner and
builder: dwelling at 1922 KiEloch I'd,
Silver Spring; cost. $4,000.
L. e. Breuninger a Sons. Inc. 1880
x st. NV. Washington owner and
BUILDER DWELLING at 55o7 Granada dr.
walter n, Carleton. spencerxIlle,
owner. dwelling at puvan rd., Bur
tonsyille: cost. $4,000; builder, P. @.
Burdette.
Newport HIS const. Co.. p. o, BOZ
236, .kensinRton, owner and builder;
y dwellings At Sandy Ct. Silver
Jack Cohen
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Recent building permits issued BY
Montgomery County foliows:
The Most Rev. Patrick A. o'Boyle.
Aienbishop Of Washington, l721 Rhode
sSnrsh ss aSe extend p.r wsaa seooI q
20 University blvd. East. Silver Spring;
johnson a 9outin; builder. Victor r.
beauehamp. Inc.
Harold A. Knapp. Davis Mil road
Germantown. owner: dwelling ct Davis
architect. Harry 3. Ormston: builder.
p. q. Burdette.
Kenwood Development Corp. co
$3.50 Chamberlain ave. Chevy Chase:
owner; dwelling at 1901 Highland dr..
Chevy Chase: cost, S24. 900: designer
and builder, Ted Lingo.
Edward J: Brunenkapt. 4:o2 3. I3th
Wildwood I'd, Bethesda; cost, $40 1000;
architect, Morton w. Noble; builder j.
II. Gross Const. Co.. Inc.
Allan Fried. $50 Milford ave. sii-
yer SPRING eEner; dwelling a. 300
600; architect Morton w. Noble.
W. c. 4 a, N. Miller. 1926 49th
aH.ln M az 4oo oss csrsds shD r Su'1 BE-:
thesda; cost. $4,000: architect, =. r.
Spano.
r. @. Hewlett, 2022 Sycamore DR.,
Falls Church. owner: dwelling at 1000
peepwell dr., Bethesda: cost. $4,000:
builder. @. Morris Steinbraker & Son.
James F. Dalton. 1904 72nd ave.
Ing ct 1902 Eastway dr.. Colesvilis;
cost. $4,000.
Potomac Electric Power Co.. 929 =
OF, NV. owner; industrial steam gener-
atins station at Potomac River near
ptekerson; cost. 100000; engineer'
Robert L. Dutrow, 10s George St,
dwelling at Rossmont and HsmDqen
dr., Gaithersburg; cost, $4,000: archi-
tect: Derrick B. Kipp. 90,
Kettler Properties Inc. 2S2l wis;
S% nii sV $40 JAN and 600 MSidsn la
Bethesda; cost, 81 5000 and $50, 900;
architect, Patterson and Woriand;
builder: Kettler Brothers. Inc.
I cation. Rockville. owner: alter and ex-
and Forest I'd. Bethesda; cost, Si21.
osS; architect, May 4 Rupert,
er:. 8 dwellings, at 97l7. 97l9 and 9721
Culver ST.. Silver Spring; cost, $4,000.
$4,000 and $4,000; architect, Tho
Newcastle const. Co., Inc. Box I'll,
Silver Spring. owner: dwelling at 1000
Heathfield I'd, Silver Spring: cost, S10,-
900: architect. BARLEY a Gates; build
or. Naham Const. Co. Inc.
Arvilis Corp. 2311 University blvd,
at Ladd 1t. and Easecrest dr.. Silver
Spring; cost, $4,000 each; architect.
Jack G. Cohen: builder. Inwood Con-
struction Corp.
Charles e. Kirsch. s15 Juniper st.
NV. Wash. owner and builder: 3
dwellings at Kensington pkwy. and
Frederick pi.. .Kensington: cost. SI2,-
100 each; architect, jack Cohen.
ave. Bethesda, owner and builder: 3
dwellings at 9514 and OSLO Beck ct.
Bethesda; cost, Sill 900 and $4,000;
architect. Soule and Donnally.
Charles. and Ann Tyler. Batson I'd :,
Speneerville. owner; dwelling at 1901
Hornet dr., Ednor: cost, Sl1 900;
architect, L. M. Stevens; builder. r. H.
Edmund J. and vida p. Bennett,
740l Wisconsin ave. Bethesda, owner;
dwelling ct 6545 Rivercrest Ct. BE-
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Bouscuren Gets
MAJ Designation

Henry L. Bouscaren, vice
president Of the B. r. Saul Co.,
has been notified by the gov
erning council Of the American
Institute Of Real Estate APP
praisers that he has been
chosen as a member Of the
organization.
Acceptance for membership
is based on appraisal expert
ence written examination. and
other requirements.
Mr. Bouscaren has had Is
years experience in general
real estate and appraisal work,
and formerly was sales mana
ger for Fred A. Smith e. Co.
He has been associated with
the Saul firm seven years. He
is a member of the board of
governors of the Society of Res
idential Appraisers, and lives
at SIP Ogden road. Spring
field, Md.
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dysliinE st fsrsrcst Lsfs Shores: cost
$4,000.
william. ". Keyt 200 s. Huchan-
Pineerest;. cost. $4,000; builder. VIII
son ~. Wood.
Clarence d. Smith. III. 7O3 Tyler
Glen h foTes Gh sost. ss $1,000 dwelling at
W. D. Halterman. Rte, 5. Fairfax,
owner and builder: dwelling in Fair
fax Acres; c1st. 10000.
Frederick J. Iiardbcwer. ?. o. sox
4go; AIexandrin. owner and builder:
S13. 700
Albermarie Corp. 1890 z st. nv
sprnasiS p.f Gwn e SHe5ins pus n
er. Forest Building Corp.
Kettler Dew, 1921 Wisconsin ave.
Fails Hill: cost, 100000: builder. Kett.
Ter Bros.