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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Hollywood Report
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM



OOD-ShirIey Booth, who had
planned to travel to Hollywood with producer
Lawrence Carr for discussions on their Tree
Grows in Brooklyn" spectacular, is convalescing
instead at Carr's estate in New Jersey Shirley,
not as strong as she looks, is getting over virus
attack. II you remember, she starred In the
original Tree" on Broadway.
Guy Madison is putting away his six-shoot-
ers for the new televsion series planned for this
fall Instead, Guy will get his man with a bow
and arrow, at which he is now an expert.
Jack Wrather, owner of the Lassie TV
series, is planning to make feature film with
Lassie and the current cast - June LOckhart,
Hugh Reilly, Jon PrOvOst-in January. . Dean
Fredericks, who plays 1t Col. Steve Canyon in
MICS new teleseries of that name, was buck
sergeant in World War H. and was badly injured
in the 1914 invasion of Leyte.
The real-life Bat Masterson was crippled, so
star Gene Barry will hobbe through every one
Of his half-hour performances. A change from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Hollywood Report
Shirley is Resting

the usual rugged, dashing Western hero.
Sherry Jackson, teen-age daughter of Danny
Thomas in his CBSTV SERIES started out dating
Pat Wayne for publicity layout and now the
two youngsters are liking each other for real"
Florence Henderson has been signed to play
the romantic lead in the musical TV version Of
Little Women" . =. Ray Miand stars and d.
reefs Battle for q Soul" for TV. Ray has been
away in England for long time and this marks
his return to Hollywood's television scene. Z.
Lou COstellO's dramatic debut for G-E Theater
has producer Bill Frye surprised. Lou plans to
be serious, opening an entirely new field for
himself following his G-E stint. And where is
Bud Abbott?
The producers of Gale Storms Obi Susanna
series can't make up their minds whether Gale
should marry during the series. They'll have her
engaged to various men and await the reactions
Of the TV audiences In the first episode, Ola
monds Are q Girls Best" Gale receives an en-
gagemsnt ring from John Agar-but gives the
diamond back at the end Of the show. zsa zsa
would not approve Of that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
TeIeVue MaiIbaq

This is your chance to sound o6-Gnd
TV Critic Bernie Harrison iOiH do his best
to Gnst1er questions Please keep letters
brief. Pen names wiH be used II desired.
How come on Personal Appearance July 25
the Rookie of the Year" wore No. on his
Yankee uniform? Everyone knows that No. {
was retired by the Yankees after Babe Ruth
quit. Big mistake, right?
D. F. B. (age 49,.
You're one OF, think. Ruth's number
Uas ;. But No. 4 i0ds retired In honor of Lou
Gehrig.
Please do q cover story on my favorite Tv
personality Dick Clark. I'm sure all the area
teen-agers would be eternally grateful.
Judy r.
Dicks on our TeleVue cover list, but NTH
all these netU sholUs upcoHing, it may be several
months before tDe get to him.
I do enjoy your column, but I'm 30 glad we
don't have to watch the programs you like
You had kind words" for Pantomime Quiz
and can't stand it. 1 like Masquerade Party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

and you certainly did not boost that show in
your writeup recently. was glad to read that
1t is returning for the summer, at least. never
missed watching it when it was on before but
will miss Ilka Chase.
Another thing, why, oh, why, did they have
to put Dotto and To Tell the Truth on at the
same time? So many reruns and then
two good shows opposite each other.
neutrality-suspicious. how-I-feel.
VS.. B.
enjoyed your letter, too.
Booking panel shows or same type sho1ps
against each other Is deplorable practice.
Are Captain Tugg and Grandpa (both on
channel 81 the same person?
viii the DR.. Kildare pictures be shown
on Tv?
Why aren't any of Johnny weissmuller's
Tarzan pictures shown?
Mrs L. E.
ANSWERS: fyesJ, (some day., mot likely.
Rights to TGrzdn are Individually controlled and
free ShoiDtngs of the uGrious old TGrzanS might
lessen the Dor office ualue of the current one,
t0hoeuer he Is.
, 1958-01-18

and game sportmanship, especially in baseball has Justly
earned a position with the New York Giants of the Ma
tional League, thus becoming the first Vfrgin,Islander to
play in a major professional league of baseball; and
WHEREAS his participation at the highest profess
sional level in Americas sport is an inspiration to the
people of the Virgin Islands, and especially to its youth;
and
WHEREAS the people of the Virgin Islands wish to
express their pride in the achievement of Valmy Thomas,
and their appreciation of the action of the New York
Giants il. signing this Virgin Islander: Now, therefore, be
it
RESOLVED by the Legislature of the Virgin Islands,
That in token of their pride and appreciation in the
achievement of Valny Thomas in becoming the first Vir-
gin Islander to participate as a player in a major profess
sional league of baseball as a member of the New York
Giants" of the National League, this 18th day of May
1867 is designated "Valmy Thomas Day." and be it
RESOLVED further, That Horace Stonehan, Presi-
dent Of the New York Giants professional Baseball
Club is extended the appreciation of the people of the Vir-
gin Islands for his action in signing Valmy Thomas and
RESOLVED further, That the Legislature forthwith
notify Valny Thomas of it's action today, and that a
framed copy of this Resolution be presented to Valmy
Thomas through a representative of the Legislature at ap-
propriate ceremonies and that a copy of said resolution be
forwarded to Horace Stonehan1, the Santurce Baseball
Club of the Puerto Rican League and to the sport press
and radio. -
, 1958-01-18
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
*(Continisd from yesterday

6r a&3&
WHEREAS as a ranking member of the House In
terror Committee in Washington for. many years, he was
the sponsor of many bills vitality important to the islands,
It was he who was primarily responsible for the passage
Of $4,000, 900 Public Improvement Program. 1t was also
he. who was able in the closing moments of the Both Con-
gress, to get both the Senate and House to agree to the
enactment Of the measure which re-incorporated the Vir-
gin Islands Corporation for an additional ten-year period;
and
WHEREAS during his tenure in the House, he intro
duced and was responsible for the extension OF a number
Of the GrantzIn-Aid Bills to the Virgin Islands; and
WHEREAS following his services in the Congress,
Mr.. Crawford was an inspiring leader in the establishment
of the new banking facilities sorely needed by the People
of the Virgin Islands, and was successful in the opening Of
the West Indies Bank and Trust Company in. December of
1858; and
WHEREAS Mr.. Crawford, by his spirit Of genuine
understanding, appreciation and regard for the people OF
the Virgin Islands visited with us and has left with us a
lasting memory of a true friend of the Virgin Islands;
Now. Therefore be it
RESOLVED by the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands,
That this Legislature expresses to the widow and to the
relatives of said Fred L. Crawford, it's sincere appreciation
for his genuine friendship for these Islands; and belt
RESOLVE further, That as an expression of the
sincere and everlasting esteem Of the People of these Is
lands, that a framed copy of this Resolution be sent to his
widow, Mrs. Betty Crawford, -and-te- his son, William
Crawford and to the Clerk of the Representative District
Of the State of Michigan which he represented in the Con-
gress of the United States.
, 1958-01-18

BILL No. 800
SECOND LEGISLATURE OFTHE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1857
To Express the Pride Of the People Of the Virgin Islands in
Valny Thomas on his Becoming the First Virgin Islander
to Play in the Major Professional Baseball Leagues.
WHEREAS Valnny Thomas, who was born in San
turce, Puerto Rico of Virgin Islands parents has from his
infancy been identified as true Virgin Islander: and
youth in Saint Croix, showed always his dedication to
athletics; and rl
WHEREAS this Virgin islander broughtcredit to his
fellow people by outstanding athletics skill and sport
rlanship especially as a Catcher for Baseball Club Of the
Puerto Rican League, and his playing in minor league cir
cults in the mainland; and
WHEREAS valny Thomas, by reason Of his ability
Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-20

from mundane tasks of cooking, housework, etc. Again in the doc tors own words: we have about eight IndoneSian boys to wait on table and care for our cabins, and in fact, to be at our every beck and call. They, as well as the cook, the assistant cook and baker, are under the second steward who spends all of his time making sure that the passengers are doing what they want to do, and getting all they want to eat and play, and So forth. Not one of us has experienc- ed such perfect service prior to this trip. Everything is spotlessly clean" .. GF-*
 Days and evenings are made up of summing on deck, watching pass ing ships, whales, great turtles, flying fish and other wildlife of the sea; ping pong; bridge and more conversation
 Creature comforts are well taken care of, apparently. Food, an i'm portant item on trip, or at home, is described in these words: \ can not start to describe the food, deliciously cooked, often exotic, from the orient and all countries never the same dish twice" The traveller promises to go into more detail later.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-20

This runs the gamut from serious
 discussions on world affairs to
 humorous remarks .that bring
 down the house." A man-made movie shown apparently didn't compare with a show put on by Mother Nature herself. In Dr. Johnson's own words, you get picture of what took place: There was a rain shower last night while we slept following most inter esting display of sheet and forked Tightening over tie coastal mo1n- tains last evening. The sunsets have been glorious ever different changing. Last night there were just enough clouds in the sky to get all of the colors. especially those of fire, reflected through out the sky in a glorious phantas- magoria of changing forms and shades"
 II particular appeal to the ladies no doubt, is the freedom
Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-20
Life on tine High Seas Described As Active, Complete and Satisfying

Exotic flood, pleasant compan- ions, leisurely living and spritely conversation these are the com ponents of everyday living enjoyed 10 the full by Dr. and Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson, who are now travelling the high seas aboard a Dutch freighter enroute to Trini- dad.
 The first leg of their journey is interestingly described in letter from the doctor, who from his account is enjoying the trip to the islt- Well fortified for a journey of this sort with books, sketching material, etc, he says he has been unable to touch them, because of continual activities aboard ship.
 Pleasant companions include seasoned world travellers, some retired, some still active, from age '7O down to a young student of 19' years. The doctor says the lost art Of conversation is being revived.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-20
FURNACE FUND SWELLED-

The furnace fund of the Rus sian Orthodox church benefited greatly by the sale of handiwork donated by the ladies of the church and others. The work has been on display in the building ad- joining the Log Cabin Liquor store for the past several weeks.
 The Russian Orthodox church and its rector, Rev. R. Sumner,
Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-20
Grandpa Goes Wild, 50 Does Audience

"Granddad Goes Wild'' was the title of play presented by the Junior class of the Kodiak high school Friday and Saturday night.
 While granddad went wild, a good sized audience both nights laughed at the antics of Norman Saxton as the old. gentleman who hankers to spend his last $500 on new kind of rat trap invented by a hobo known as Horatious Xexophone Hooley, and as played by Jim Fritcher.
 Pitcher seemed to have con- trol of the situation most of the time as he met up with high and low society in the persons of Mrs. Victoria Harrington Phyllis Whit mer), her niece Della Harrington (Dolly Pullo); Miss Drusilla Dod~ ins (Kitty Brooks); Angie (De- lores Gallagher); Mrs. Laura Nor ton (Edna Anderson); Betty Shadduck (Melanie Draper); and Grogan, the cop who attempted to keep an eye on him (Jack TrenD.
 Others in the cast were Eddie Booth, as Jack Norwood; Joyce White as Jane Woods; and Jerry Chaffin as Kip Shadduck.
 AS the lightfingered Hooley dodges about the living room at the Morton home, he gives good account of himself, as does De- lores Gallagher as the maid, and Kitty Brooks as the poor relation with the sniffles, seeking a bed in an already crowded house.
 There isn't much sleep for any, body in the course of the evening. including the audience. The latter is sufficient praise for any play in the judgement of this review CT.
 Directors of the play were Miss Mary Culver and Miss Geraldine Hofer who were assisted by Alex Sumner.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-20
KODIAK MIRROR

wish to thank all the ladies who contributed handwork for the sale to boost the furnace fund of the church and all those who made this sale complete success" Rev. Sumner stated.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-20
NOTICE '

will not be responsible for any debts incurred other than by me personally. (S) Adeline Cannon
 2O-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-20

Each of the two rudders on the Navy's newest aircraft carrier USS Independence, weighs 45 tons and equals the floor area of a two bedroom house.
, 1958-06-07
Mr.. HENDERSON :.

children. At his own request,
his body will be cremated and
his ashes will be buried fol-
lowing Masonic rites, on the
Henderson estate. A requiem
mass will be held at the Saint
Johns Anglican Church.
Mr.. Henderson was assistant
to the Comptroller for the
Virgin Islands Corporation. He
was formerly with the Virgin
Islands National Bank from
1909 to 1913, during which
time he worked both in Saint
Thomas and St. Croix. He was
with VICoRP from 1913.
His sons are: James O'Neal,
Lloyd, Morris and Allan.
, 1958-06-07
1854 2-Door Chevrolet
FOR SALE
In Excellent Condition
Call: C-2O8 or F-81

Navyman Frink said he was
happy over his visit to the Is
land and the many friendly
people whom he had met. The
bride, who has always been
extremely popular with every
one who knows her, was too
bashful to speak. However,
her Mother and Father were
called upon, and both ex-
pressed happiness over the
marriage of their daughter
and thanked the guests who
had come for the occasion,
Guests then danced to the
music of Rudi Shulterbrandt's
orchestra.
, 1958-06-07
Cord Of Thunks

We wish to express our
thanks to the many friends
for their sincere wishes to US
during the illness of our
Mother.
Mrs. Gertrude Walcott
Agatha Benjamin
, 1958-06-07

T55ZATg0
8 4 T u 2 D a Y

at 500 rm
8.3O pm Regular Admission
There will be THREE shows
this Saturday
at 2 pm. - 5 pm. and $50 pm.
lst Feature
DRAG STRIP GIRL"
End FEATURE
~RocK. ROCK, ROCK"
starring
The House Rockers,
The Teen-Agers, Three Chuckies
The Bow-Ties, The Moon-GloWs
The Flamingos
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-06-07
W E D N E S D A Y

at 500 and 1880 nm
Big Double Feature Day J!
Hit No I
goth Century Fox presents:
s. The case the Secret Service
never forgot
THE ABDUcTORs"
Victor McLaglen,
George Macready
TRUE History's most amazing
Crime Plot, taken from the files of
the Secret Service.
Hit No. 2
Marti presents
THE UNDEAD"
Pamela Duncan, Dorothy Neuman
Richard Garland
A supernatural shocker for the
unafraid.
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-06-07
GIANTS
PAA .
Mr.. SMITH

VIZ SNITH. -. IA. TOIANIo' -.
nmr oa ybadin 1ugmated SIS thrift ia e SIXTH he was replaced by
Re r. louise Scott Dec flights also connect The two anaho as a pinch runner,
+mof The FmrLunent Ser cities while another AZ tourist and the laHer@ med the only
,a announced. that Hugha and first class flights link run when Clarke forced Con-
NTH Snnayisrf Claims Puerto Rico with Miami yale at second and Tuhn
attend training session Extra sections are added to who had hit safely W a s-
nv the Repomd o meet traffic demands put out at the pe attempt
Hoe IN lew York Cv June The new DC7B tuEt SER I'M to scOe the acndr n
Ill Ton Mr. Smiths return" vice Pan American addmg Four runs we're coueded by
announcement scunernugt the to the San JuanNew York the Gant in the fourth inn
new rogranv will be issued BY quite leaves an Jan at pm ing and they pounded four
EmnlovmentS Service and arrive in New York 1913 more in the sixth thus bnng ~.
--epm Souhbond, it departs ing their total to eight by the
New York at 10 m, arriving end of the inning Pitcher s
mother escort in Puerto Rico at 20 pm James Just ddnt have the
The bride wore a beautiful The hrd daily flight accom- mf to stop the Giants who
Princess style dress OF white odahng both burst and were on the warpah J. Mo-
oganza and lace, and Indian first class pasenges leaves nell had a wonderful time
style hat with elbow length San Juan at II am and ar with Cuhnos' pitching He
veil She carried white or es in New York at pm collected three hits one of
cmds The bridesmaids wore Souhbomd flights departw which uua triple in left field
blue uanza New York at 1O m ,amv- He allied to score when Soto
rink, is a submarine sta schedule which has proved threw out Moena the plate
toned at Key West Florida highly popular with Puerto This victory has PLACED the
The couple will depart for Rioboud travellers Giants at the ton of the .
, 1958-06-07
L o

ONE PAIR EYEGLASSES.
Turtle shell frame, metal
cover rim, in leather case.
$500 Reward offered
Call AVIS
, 1958-06-07
JOE BUTTERFLY"
starrIng

starring
Audie Murphy, George Nader
keenan, Wynn, Keiko Shima and
Burgess Meredith, as the lovely
Joe Butterfly, the lovable
Con-Man.
The appearing Saga of those
hilarious Heroes W h o took"
Tokyo in a Storm of Laughter
and captured the funniest Beach
head in History.
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-06-07
and FRIDAY

THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Universal Pictures presents:
GIRL IN THE KREMLIN"
Lex arker, Zsa Zsa Gabor
jeffrey Stone
Is Starlin alive? Some will call it
fiction, others will call it fact, but
none will deny, that all of it could
be true!
Also Latest World Wide News
, 1958-06-07

Florida on Monday and plans
to make a trip to the bride
groom's parents in 0 h 0,
shortly.
A reception was held at
Richmond House where over
two hundred guests toasted
the bride with champagne
after which the bride and
groom cut the cake, which in
itself was a featured attrac-
ton. of a Venitian scene. Made
to look like a lake, it showed
two swans pulling a gondola
with the bride and groom. The
large mirror represented the
water; the cakes were the
banks a n d branches" Of
candies were the lilies along
the banks" It was the work
of Mrs. Alphonso Paraliticci,
who has a reputation for max
ing the most picturesque we'd
ding and birthday cakes on
the island.
After the guests enjoyed an
assortment of drinks and a
b t supper, Attorney
Young, who was master of
ceremonies, formally intro
duced the groom to the guests.
, 1958-06-07
SUNDAY, MONDAY,
and


Filmed Entirely in Japan
In ~Cinemascope and Color
Universal Pictures presents:
, 1958-06-07

Giants at the top of the
League with three victories
and no loss.