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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10

LARRY HUTCHINSON, presi-
dent of the Bluffton chapter of
the Future Farmers of America,
leaves this weekend for a trip to
Kansas City, Missouri, represent
ing the Bluffton chapter at a
national FLA conference.
Hutchinson won the trip for
being the chapters outstanding
exhibitor in the junior fair divi-
sion of this summers Allen
county fair. His main FLA pro-
ject is Chester White hogs and he
exhibited the reserve champion
Chester White hog at the junior
fair.
His trip will be made with re-
presentatives of the Allen county
FLA chapters.
The Citizens National Bank,
Bluffton, is sponsoring Hutchinson
on his trip.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10
Edith YOder Heads
OMEA At College

New officers were chosen this week
by the Bluffton college chapter of the
Ohio Music Educators association
with Edith Yoder, Bluffton, serving
as president of the group for this
year.
Other officers include Eloise Gerig,
Smithville, vice-president; Nancy y
Wismer, Hilltown, Pennsylvania, sec
retary-treasurer and Judy Baum
gartner, Williamstown as publicity
chairman.
Both Miss Yoder and Miss Gerig
senior music majors, are doing stu
dent teaching in Bluffton elementary
school in the absence of Mrs. Kath-
ryne Patterson who is on leave OF
absence.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10
Local Man Injured
In Truck Accident

Charles Eversole, IA, Route 5, Lima
suffered a bruised right shoulder
and head bruises when his truck
collided with a pickup truck driver
by r. A. Shumaker, Bluffton, near
Beaverdam on Old Route Is last week
Eversole was crossing the highway
from a driveway when he struck the
truck operated by Shumaker.
Kenneth Schaublin, 81, Route 1
/, Bluffton suffered a bruised right leg
in the accident. He was passenger
in the truck driven by Shumaker
State highway patrolmen citec
Eversole for failure to yield the right
Of way.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10

the best mark in the Journeys his.
tory.
The Jaycee carnival will be spon.
sored by the local service organiza.
ton, with gate receipts from both
evenings being divided evenly among
the four schools. All expenses for the
games will be paid by the Jaycees
who operate the concessions for the
two evenings.
Details for the proposed second
carnival have not yet been com.
pleted.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10
Check Safety OF Your Home, Jaycees
Urge In Fire Prevention Campaign

ative of the Bluffton Fire Department
showed the film, Sounding The
Alarm" and discussion on fire safety
was conducted at assembly. 1t is ex-
pected that fire drill will be con-
Quoted some time during the obser-
vance
Possibilities were that the college
would also enter into the campaign
with some observance of the occasion
possibly fire drill.
(Captipuad on paua Az
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10

Principal emphasis in the campaign
will be to urge all donors to make
this years united gift equal or more
than the individuals total to all fund
drives last year.
Norman Triplett, vice president and
sales manager of the Triplett Electri-
cal Instrument company, who is
heading up the first United Fund
campaign here, says that the slogan
of the army of solicitors will be: /:
Zone United Gift-The Bluffton-
Richland Way"
I'VE have no doubts at all but what
the communitys first quota will be
oversubscribed," Mr.. Triplett said
this week. 1.-The people of this COM
munity have never failed to support a
worthwhile cause"
Three Campaign Phases
The campaign will be divided into
three phases of gift solicitation !:
industrial, business and the family
canvass. Care will be taken to avoid
duplication so that employees of
industrial firms and businessmen will
not be solicited both at home and at
their places of business.
Majors who head up the six pre-
cincts for the home canvas will meet
tonight, Thursday at the Norman
Triplett home on Grove street at s
p. m. They will organize their pre-
cincts, and get names of every
family residing within it to solicita-
ton captains. Each captain will work
with four solicitors, and each solici-
tor will have no more than five
families to call upon. A total of 1900
homes will be reached in the drive.
All majors and captains are to meet
at 7:30 in the old auditorium at the
high school Tuesday, October Is, for
the campaign kickoff, and solicitors
are to join the group half an hour
later. at s p. m. The drive is to be
completed by next Thursday.
The major and captains by per-
cincts are as follows:
Bluffton precinct A-Ralph Reich
enbach, major; George Schumacher,
Gerald Huber, Gerald Swank, Juanita
Swank, Bertha Swank, Helen
Tschantz, Mrs. James Jordan, Mrs.
w. A. Howe, Mrs. Robert Stratton
and Mrs. Aldine Wiess, captains.
Precinct B-Harry Bogart, major; !;
Carl Smucker, Paul Greding, Richard
Cookson, Clair Michael, Arden Baker,
Mrs. M. M. Triplett, Mrs. F. D.
Rodabaugh, Mrs. Milton Edwards,
Mrs. Doris) Reichenbach and Mrs.
A. j. B. Longsdorf, captains.
Precinct C-Clayton Harkness,
major; Ivan Clements, Bernard
Schiffke, Paul King, Ruth Linden,
Louise Ream, Mrs. Justin Gratz and
Mrs. AL ingalls,, captains.
Precinct D-Dallas Berry, major;
John Gilbert, Mrs. Ralph Rammel,
Mrs. Maynard Badertscher, Mrs. Don
Martz, Mrs. Clay Henderson, Mrs.
Leland Diller and Miss Theresa
Slusser, captains.
Richland South-Robert Simcox,
major: Maurice Bell, Mrs. Raymond
Stratton, Mrs. Kenneth Luginbihl,
Mrs. Berdell Huber and Mrs. Willard
Herr, captains.
Richland North-Wilford Gratz,
major; Richard Smith, Mrs. Karl
Gierman, Mrs. Melvin Zimmerly,
Mrs. Robert Barnett and Mrs. Fred
Amstutz, captains.
Solicitation of gifts from employees
of the towns largest industries will
be under direction of Joe Browne at
Ex-Cell-O; Norman Triplett at Trip
lett Electrical Instrument company
and Harry Turner at Page Dairy
company. M
William Edwards and Harold Bal
mer will handle solicitation of Bluff
ton business places.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10
300 GET CHEST CHECK-UPS

Three hundred persons took advan,
tage of an opportunity to have an X
ray chest check-up Monday when the
mobile unit of the state health de-
partment was brought here by the
Allen County TB and Health associa-
ton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10
TRASH REMOVAL

The regular monthly trash collec-
ton will be made in the village Mon
day beginning at noon. Residents are
asked to have trash in containers at
curb for pickup at that time.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10
New Salary Schedule For BPA Employees
Before Village Council For Action

salary schedule for employees of the board pubic
affairs tabled by village council Tuesday evening Council
members said they would confer with representative of the
Board their next meeting scheduled for October "a
The salary schedule would four levels of pay
employed by the BPA Common labor be paid
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10
ART CLASS ON TRIP

Members of the Bluffton college
art appreciation class visited the
Toledo Art Museum on field trip
Wednesday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10

Army OF 200 Volunteer Workers Named
10 Raise $5682 Goal In Three DAYS

In whrlwind threeday drive which will get underway
Tuesday evening with Kickoff rally more than zoe
solicitors The United Fund of Buffton Rchand Township
will raise its 1857 goal of $5,682.46
1t will be this communy's first effort to combine the
lous health and civic fund drives into major campaign
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10

Continued on Page A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

The attraction often leads to
stars in the eyes dreams
and. for want Of q better word.
they call 1t love"
In their letters to me. teen
ayers reveal their uncertainties
and utter bafflement about this
thing called love. Some ask.
The boy I've been going with
hasn't called me for three
weeks. should I stop LOVING
him?" Or, they write. Bill is
the top athlete in our school.
He doesn't know I exist but I
LOVE him so much" Some
times they say. We've been 60
ing together for three months
but how can We know it's real
LOVE?"
When q young teen-ager first
feels those butterflies in the
stomach whenever he Cor she)
thinks of that special person.
it is seldom real love. In the
early stages Of attraction for
one of the opposite sex. it is,
almost invariably. an infatua-
ton or q crush. It may be
caused by physical attraction
or by an aura of glamor which
surrounds the other person "a
famous entertainer or star ath-
lete) or just the fulfillment of
the desire to have q dating
companion like the rest Of the
group. However. these things
are only the beginning Of love
the early stage of learning to
love.
Real love. in my opinion. is
something you grow into grad
ually. And before it can be-
come true love the rela-
tionship must have these
ingredients" First. physical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
TEEN-AGE WAL
What is This Thing Called Love?

attraction to some degree or
other is essential. Second. a
couple must be acquainted long
enough to learn each others
faults and be willing to make
allowances for them. Third.
they must reach that point
where both feel that the others
welfare and happiness is more
important than their own. OBJ
viously. it takes time for any
couple to reach this stage. And
when they do, only then is real
love possible.
1t is true that some few
couples marry on short &C
quaintance and it turns out
successfully. But they are the
lucky ones. In the beginning 1t
had to be mere attraction and.
later. it grew INTO real love.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
DoteIess Servicemon

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
l have been reading your
column for q long time and l
have q few questions I hope
you can answer. I have been
stationed at an Air Force base
for q year now. During this
time l have tried TO meet n
nice girl to 60 with. l have
gone to the USO but most Of
the girls there are going
steady.
1 have met . few girls at q
skating rink but just rs soon
as they find out I am in the
service they don't want any
thing to do with me. I don't
see why people around here
look down on boys in the
service-we can't help Il be-
cause we're ''in." This Is sup
posed to be . friendly section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
TEEN-AGE MAIL

E DOROTHY KICKER
Dear Mrs. Kicker:

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
My girl friend and 1
would like for you TO explain
what love Is. The dictionary
says it's to have a feeling Of
affection or tender regard
for" or "to be very fond Of
someone" I don't think the
dictionary explained IL very
well because there is a boy I
have known for years and 1
am very fond Of him but I
don't love him.
My girl friend and ! have
been fond Of many boys but
have never loved them. After
q girl has dated q boy for
quite awhile he often tells
her he 'ioves" her. but does
he know the real meaning
o. the word love?
e. B. and w. B.
Dear Girls:
Your question. What i:
love?" has been asked by just
about everybody who ever grew
up. And so far as l know. NJ
one, since the beginning Of
time. has yet been able to come
up with q truly satisfactory def
milton of this "many-splen-
dored thing" which $50 they
say makes the world &c
round"
Love means different thing:
to different people. The term i.
used loosely to describe all sort:
Of relationships between hu-
mans For example. young
teen-agers sooner or later dis
cover they are attracted II
members of the opposite sex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

Of the country but I don't
think Il Is. I win be looking
for your answer-lf you an
swer letters from boys who
are In the service.
w. @.
Dear w. G.:
Since my own son is in the
Navy. I. too. feel quite strongly
about this problem. Too many
people condemn ALL service
men for the misbehavior Of q
comparative few. However. II I
had a teen-aged daughter I
would surely want to know
something about the boys she
dated and. as you know. that Is
not easy to do with servicemen.
/ think you have been APP
preaching your problem wrong.
You see. the girls you meet at
a skating rink probably wouldn't
dare invite you to their homes
because their parents would &C.
cuSe them Of being pickups.
which. in a sense would be true.
1t seems the best way for you
to break the ice and meet q few
nice girls is at church. Go to
the church of your choice and
introduce yourself to the pas
tor. Tell him something about
your qualifications" and back
ground and ask II he will help
solve your problem by intro
ducing you to one or two nice
girls. Good luck!
This column Is conducted
for teen-agers. Letters can
be answered through the
column Only-as soon as
time and space permit.
Write your problem 10 Dor
0thy Kicker in care Of
TEEN, The Washington Star,
TauA.a~N.,. n r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

aye, ne, and Myrna silyerstein, 20.
plbo Ehiilum pL ne,
John A. Dyson, 40. Bushwood, Nd, and
Mary N Wilson. 80, 6706 Colorado
Ri;HsId-FF.' Kidd. 81, ana Shirley g.
william !, hobsrts65n,- %. 1850 Owens
g. Sc and Joan J. Faye. "a. 1888
warren fsn.fIs iit 5e II, For. Belyoir, Va.
snd Oracle Collins, 20. Alexandria,
Daa O. . sss9 Sss. 20 ss Hsd In
sSqs i isih M y, nv wye Aeou'is' 10
Alttis 7. pei. 81, SILVER Spring. Nd.
and Jean 4: Rateiifis. 90 1924 La
oscs 1ni K y ra nE 81, 1888 wsrdsr st.
~ apd Dorothy ]. Pnrdie So. 1888
MontehQ eve. ne,
saa Ssisr S J Ssasnf IT, rails Us
MACK S3ui n s sf AZ, 1917 lin st.
NV. and Thelma Cole. 3s, 1907
csfissisn. si Hs boiS Of 'l 1905 ssb
van ROB Byrd. Fl. 1909 Risss ri. NV.
and Gloria }. ROY, Is' 1913 Warder
John I Hayes. ~. 1885 ara st. ne,
s .,,.. DoI2thS " Bsassiey' 80 Belts
John +. Broady. 80, and Dorothy v.
~ Npsl BIZ both Of Up lJ I:.h 81 81, ny
II nv, and Harriet re T. Tudos .t -. iess
Charles q Handy. q, sss yarnum q,
nv. and Naomi B. Edwards. %. 800
etephen W cuthine. "a. eA11 aOth Al
w, aud Ada X. Davies, 81, iqSo
chs sia u aiSi Smith. IT,. as. Cabin
John. Nd, and May Frances Hish
Ro. let htn 81 ne 90 ,., +.
q, ne, and Dolores Juanita Lee.
Ell philip Harland. ir.. rs. McAllister.
Okla and Jscqueiine Carr. 10, 1918
=, Constitution ave. ne; :. a..
and irsta Sue Parsons. is. i0Ii
osprss william newton. A.. silver
sprins: ~ ana Jean Julia Marie
\ J.. and porothy II. Carl Is.
Charles Edward Daniel. "a, 1927 10Th
e nv. and Janice olAseel Turner,
IL, 229 o1ilatin st. NV;
beach Pa. snd bsrSsrs Ann
stephen D. Richardson. g.. 10. I2I3m
st.. ne, ana Viola Maxint Le4.ies.
~. LOS Eest Capitol II.
Ann Bnanf' 10. both q i4as 'Si st
william Kelly. %, and Doilie Jarrast,
8. both Of 32h ilth 81. ne.
Harold L. kuehenhrod. 20, 34lS i3th
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on q couple Of spareribs fol
lunch. Actually. her waist 4
now whitfield to II inches.
The real casualty when Dear
Martin and Jerry Lewis decided
to split up was their LONGTIME
pal and music conductor. Dicl
Stable. Dicks no-work drought
has just ended with an album
recorded for Tops Records
Also. his new band goes oui
shortly on tour.
y = y
Cole Porter is sponsoring
Jolie Hunter who did the sing
ing Of Ca c'Est lAmour" fol
Taina Elg in Les Girls" Prior
to the picture. Jolie sang com.
mercials on radio. She does q
beautiful warbling job.
william Holden, who love;
Japan almost as much as Mar
lon Brand0 does, has promised
to visit the land Of the lotus
blossom when his picture. THE
Bridge on the River Kwai.'
premieres there-even though
the film shows Japanese bru-
tally to war prisoners.
Marilyn Monroe and Yuls
Brynner have acting counter.
parts In Berlin. Germany
Christine Maybach. who dubs
Marilyn's voice for her German
film releases. and Kurt Meisel,
German actor and director
who shaved his head a Ia Yul
Brynner and became an imme-
date sensation in the Berlin
stage hit. The Last Station. y
Both play important roles in
U-Is "A Time to Love and q
Time to Die"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

hHnp0nT AFIlR0ios
osAAs Oos OF. l-otoo
spirit OF ct. LOUIE tcinsna-
SCOPE, JAMEs sTxWART. q g 3si
seogslA DAVID BRIAN. y ana
on q. q konte i. Just over the
ltth q. prIdEs. kids Erss,
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SYLVESTER

Continued From Page B-2G
eted so low the gangsters made
their getaway on bicycles.
Walsh's Steak House has q new
Con Ed cocktail. Two OF them
and the lights go out. GeoE-
gle Is experimenting with pink
highways. For drivers who see
pink elephants?
Three new tattoo parlors have
opened on Eighth avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

Makes you feel sorta blue. A..
Jan Murray. the Treasure Chest
emcee. doubles In the same
chore for the annual Fight
For Sight show at Carnegie
Hall. December is. The
new Golden Door Restaurant at
Idlewild will ignore its sur
roundings. win serve no plane
food. II It's pretty Poly
nesians you're looking for,
there's a bevy at the Hawaiian
Room. Ell WalIach VIII play
a 95-year-old In THE Chairs. /"
He's got his Characterization all
set. He'll just walk like a horse
player coming home from the
track. Mlndy Carson knows
a Texan SO rich he bought his
dog a Cadillac TO chase.
Guy Richard Gordon makes his
New York concert debut at Car
negie. December 8. Over
heard at La Cloche Dor: Then
all Of a sudden he gave his
wife a mink coat for no reason
at ALI" Playing against
Milton Berle, Victor Borge and
Harry BelafOnte In other cafes,
Jackie Ramon at the Elegante
bills himself as "the country's
most courageous comic"
My wife picked up a good
buy in second hand chairs.
They were formerly In a night
club and hardly anybody sat
on them. MyrOn Cohen
bought q 1858 car built espe-
cially for New York trafilc. It
idles beautifully. Tommy
Leonetti never dreams about
girls. He has a very strict SUBJ
conscious. Why do they
poke fun at the gal with 10
divorces? Everybody's got TO
have some sort Of hobby. 4.
You can't blame the King Of
Morocco for having only two
wives. It's hard enough getting
the telephone with one. Betty
Oughton, singer at No. / Fifth.
has signed with Goodbye Rec
ords. They make so-long play
ing records. And Bernard
Pfeiffer, JAM pianist at The
Composer, says there are more
French Jazz fans than Ameri.
can. Fifty million Frenchmen
can't be gone. Goth Gen.
tury-Fox has the answer to
Somebody Up There Likes
Me-" A 1ilm called The Enemy
Below" Stripper Bunny
Russell quit stripping TO be q
hair stylist at Larry Mathews
Beauty City. From undressing
to undressing? Harry Tsa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

PI Sc, and Rhinds Smith. 20. 1888
wiiiis Wilson VII M shelby. 81. warder st.
NV. and Ann LaVeFne Wilson. 10.
John Arthur McLendon. 80, Phil.
adelphia. and Celia Ann GFussezzene.
ska. "a. Arlington, Va.
William r. Miller. ~, ~ w st. NV.
and Fannie =; Ysidsll 40. rs 7 st
Melville Ames stitt. 20. Verona. H.,
and Mary Lucy Cipriano. 90. 1918
Consress 81. sc.
Bonifacio Medina. "a. San Juan
Puerto Rico. and Harriet Susan
Collier. 8. FAIRFAX. Va.
Harry William Arnold, "a, Old Thomas
W. Va, and Bertha Myrene Hunt
10. Oakland, Calf.
Harold strieklin, jr, 22. Moundsville
W. Va and Dora oenene Oliver
FL, Pals Church. Va.
James Leroy Daean. 20, Adena. Ohio
and Allne Lillian Brunette, 22.
Anton Farah Morcos. 27, and Eleanor
Jean Cadet. 20. both Of Arlington
oetaVis. L. HemIin. 81. 1908 r st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

Under d. c. lao couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. tCGtt three
tuu days and recetpe the
license on the NTH day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Kenneth willis, 90. and Annie n
wsisssTn sh y Soss 81 p a. 6s 81 S "a
NV, and Mamie g. Mabfy. 80, 1921
Jesse Ford. 90 s Portsmouth, Va. ant
oarinett NJ Newton, rs. 1915 How
and Lillian 3 Holden. IS hi ISL
James Z. walker. s2. 40 seaton ri
ny" and Charlotte A. Bell. 32. 42it
william = II, so,A. IS, als ch.nnins ;,
william HSa y 4 M aovs.h. "a, oxford, Nd.
and Bette L. Iauncs, %. 3a2a i
sri:: > u ao2s 4: s,it M,s !, q, ~:
Arthur 3. z CANNED. 10. Alexander.
and Pauline p. Vance. 10, 720 l6tt
Leg . as;:n . r. 49, 3D. '; ss p az s:
EitIssrsid, 10. both Of LynchSurs
John ?, cawley. 10, Hillside. Nd, an6
Darlene NJ sorkand. TO- New Or
ootheI L. Gary, 20. pethsada. and
Annie NJ. Branch. so. 1913 oaL
Eish p" Poipsstts. ,r. "a. For. Mead.
I me- and " Dorothy A. Youns' q. Ar
John I Hayes, 90. Boiling Air Fore.
sass: and june Skinner. 81, ia
samuel Il: z ss s.., a. wi iSoo sth so g
Curtis &. Zion, "a, 1897 sprins I'd
nv. and Patricia A. Scott. 20. 4034
oeofgia ave, NV.
AND Helen 7. Kraiewski. So. Bal
Marshall I. Brown. "a. 1881 9Th st.
~, and Dorothy Jackson. 10. S3s
''; ss y ana i BSss.. e. S sS. sssA 4
13s Longfellox q nv
and Barbara 7, LANCE. 81, Miami.
James Johnson, H., rs, 800 = St. ne.
o ona cs IA L siAekmon' H. Chapel
James W shaw. 81. 1909 Massachu-
Atkinson. 30. 1887 irvlns &, NV "
John A. Robertson. H.. 20, Arlington,
New HAmpahiFe ave. NV
Thomas N, OeorGe, 90. ouantieo, Va,
end judith J, Turner, 10. 23b End
o. ne.
Robert I Ross, 22. SO aI.s q, nws;
st. nv.
RAYMOND ouiimetts. 10. ouantico. Va,
and Mary v. WILDLY. 10. 2S5 and
81. ne
Marvin ! Franklin, rs. Sse4 Eastern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

FAIRYAX ToIrios. Va ca s.70Ss
free parklna
mo DOWN PAYMENT" 6HEREE
NORTH. TONY RANDALL.
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~ NEICHDORHOO6a a4zla IeS
Films of More Than Routine Merit

tHbS VI NtOtS tHUU NOUeHtS "tSSh
"ALBERT SCHWEITZER"-An intimate look into the rich
and varied life Of the renowned philosopher.
BACHELOR PARTY-Anothef dramatic slice Of New York
life by the makers Of Marty"
FRIENDLY PERSUASI0N"-Gary Cooper In heart-warm-
ing tale Of life among the peaee-lovng Quakers.
"a HATEFUL OF RATN'-Eva Marie Saint In affecting
drama Of drug addictions impact q family
OPERATION MAD BALL"-Jack Lennon and Ernie Ko-
In free-wheelng comedy about els In Normandy.
Esprit OF ST LOUIS"-James Stewart Charles A. Lind
bergh in q fine recall Of his famed Paris fight.
"TAMMY AND THE BACHELOR"-Daddy Long Legs revis-
ed retrieved by Debbe Reynolds refreshing SPARKLE
THE TEN COMMUNICATION B. DeMiles latest
Biblical spectacle about Moses and his life and times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

kas. at Eden Roc. says it'll be
easy TO pick out the Texan on
the moon. He'll be wearing q
space SCOT and cowboy boots.
Why doesn't some politician
capture the women's vote by
promising TO abolish birth GER
tificates?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

HOLL YWOOD NANA) -
David Nlven is happily await
ing the script Of "Flight TIT"
story Of Leslie Towards fatal
fight to England via Lisbon
during the last war. Compton
Mckenzie has written the
movie from the best-selling
novel. Herbert wilcox :. will
produce. and Niven Is very keen
on the project. Leslie was q
good friend OF NINE" David
told me. during a Brown Derby
lunch. He was q special agent
for the government. you know"
! didn't. but It makes the story
Of one Of my favorite actors
even more interesting. The
movie starts In May. giving
David ample time to finish his
iust-begun picture. Separate
Tables
Tony Martins movie career
viii soon be In full swing again.
He doesn't resemble Humphrey
Bogart. but Ray Stark Is CIV
ing him the Bogart role In the
remake Of They Drive by
Night" The original starred
Ann sheridan and George Raft
IN addition to DOGGY. Also on
Martins film schedule Is "Im-
perial Hotel"-to be filmed In
Japan by Steve Parker.
Dennis Hopper and Diane
varsi, who costar in 20th-Fox's
The Hell Bent Kid" are
romancing. but deny any mar
riage plans to follow her final
divorce decree. Joan COL
Inns is fit to be tied-20th
wouldn't give permission for
her to star on Broadway in