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FOR SALE

Grocery and Liquor Store
located on Company Street
corner to Princess Street in
Christiansted. For reasonable
price will also sell property
with business. Wonderful spot
for business and residence.
For further information call:
Eusebio Ortiz Tel. 32sW
, 1958-11-15
MANY CITIZENS ASK
WHAT IS ROTARY?
BRIEF FACTS ABOUT ROTARY
Club Activities

Rotary Club Activities
Wherever Rotary clubs are To-
cated-in Argentina or Australia,
in India or Italy, in the United
States Of America or the Union of
South Africa, in any of 10 differ
ent countries and geographical re-
gions-the activities of Rotary
clubs are based on the same gen.
eral detectives.
True, Rotarians meet and they
eat at weekly luncheons or din
ners-but their activities go far
beyond these meetings. Rotarians
find many outlets for their activi-
ties, both in committee work and
SIS individuals. Rotarians are ac-
tive in civic and community well
fare work, in leading boys and
girls into good citizenship, in the
betterment of rural-urban under
standing, in helping boys clubs
and youth movements, and in
many other useful activities.
The Rotary club does not pro-
mote civic activities rightfully be-
longing to other organizations, but
every Rotarian, as an individual,
urged to participate in all activi-
ties which make his community a
better place in which to live.
Rotarians are active in raising
the standards of their own bust
nesses and professions, and of
their entire vocation.
Throughout the world, Rota-
rians of many diverse nationalities
are working together-through
correspondence, personal contacts
at Rotary International conven-
tons and in their travels, and
through study of the history, eco
nomy and culture of other coun-
tries-for the advancement of in
ternational understanding, good
will and peace.
, 1958-11-15
POLITICS 1858

Fl RESULT OF the local elections has a striking
similarity to those on the mainland in that the voters
went to the polls and elected exactly whom they want
ed without regard to party label. Two local Senators
who had been at opposite ends of the pole both won
handily. And what does that say in terms Of voter re
spouse and government?
IN THIS BUSINESS of politics the idea of the ma
chine is waning. No longer is there to be found the
bosses" who control whole blocks Of votes and who can
be counted upon to deliver this or that area, or group.
The late Major Hurley of Boston was about the last Of
the old city bosses. And there is likely to be no return
to that type.
FIRST, VOTERS REACT strictly in terms Of their
own problems. Not even a man Of the immense popular
ity Of President Eisenhower could fly into California
and tell the voters what to do. They will listen atten-
lively, respectfully, cheer in spots, and then go out and
vote exactly as they feel or as the circumstances require.
SECONDLY, VOTERS TEND to turn towards per-
s~onalties. Nelson D Rockefeller, young (5O), attractive
in appearance, fortnight, a good speaker, and liberal,
campaigned in a manner which caught fire, and voters,
even the poorest ones were amazed that a m%ulti-miIlion-
aire could campaign on the lower East side of Manhattan
with such vigor.
N so IT WAS locally. The Senate had done a
good job. The members were presenting a unified front
and turning in bills over which no one could object. In
short, while this may not be the best legislature in the
world, yet it is by far not the worst, and, as everyone
must attest, is a rather impressive body, so far as their
work is concerned. That is what the voters felt, and
most will agree that their reaction is sound.
NOR IS THERE any possibility that the new men,
bers will bring about any startling change in the think
ing and attitude of the Senate. They are rather sound
men, knowing what these Islands want, and need, and
, 1958-11-15
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HOLLY WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Debbie to the Brussels Rescue

HOLLYWOOD tNANA). -
Oebbie Reynolds could be Amer
ica's secret weapon against the
Russians at the Brussels Inter-
national Fair scheduled to open
in mid-April. With the Rus
SLAMS spending millions and
sending their best ballerinas
and stars to Brussels. the
United States, on a limited
budget, could be a bit Of an
also ran in the entertainment
department. But MGM and
Debbie to the rescue! Several
scenes of Miss Reynolds pic
ture, "A Time for Paris" will
be location filmed on the
grounds of the fair. Further
more. 1t looks as though Maui
rice Chevalier will also be there
on our side, playing a fatherly,
retired Casanova in the movie.
now being Scripted here by Ted
Berkman and to be produced
by Edmund Granger. Debbie
will shoot the Brussels location
scenes in May, two months
after her baby Is born.
y =
It paid Jack Benny to be 40.
The French cognac industry
gifted him with q case Of their
best 40-year-old cognacl =.
Jean Collins was doing the
town with Nicky Hilton before
she took of for Mexico and the
film with Gregory Peck. The
happy hotel scion promised the
English actress he would fly
south Of the border to visit her.
Watch out, Zsa Zsa and Eva!
Mama JOlie GabOr has hired
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ular will pay on for him in
Europe where it will be released
as q feature Aim. johnson owns
IS per cent Of the production.
Yul Brynner left wife Virginia
and their son behind when he
took OF for Europe and Aus
tria in particular to film THE
Journey" Number two on his
schedule is The Sound and the
Fury" for Jerry Wald, a Goth
Cox. Then back again to Eu-
rope for THE Gladiators."
II the unattached ladies of
Hollywood are wondering where
eligible bachelor Gene Kelly
spends his week ends. here 1t
it: He goes alone into the noun
tains. not for wooing. but for
skiing. They pronounce it She
ing in Switzerland. just in pass
ing.
80
Cute quote from Marlene
Dietrich: I'D rather have
Charles LaughtOn make love
to me than any other actor
on the screen. Regardless OF
looks. by his superb acting,
Charles manages to look beau
tiful with his uncombed hair
and his clothes so wrinkled that
you can't imagine their own
shape. But what an actorl"
From Jean "St. Joan" Seberg:
I'D like to have q country
home outside Of Paris, with Q
return ticket to America IN the
top drawer. Wonder what st
Joan will have said to thatl
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herself a personal press agent
Jack Martin Of Hollywood
!. The New York reviews Of
Rock Hudson and JennifeI
Jones in "a Farewell to Arms
were murderous. In spite Of
which the picture was last
weeks top money-maker in the
United States. You figure 1t out
Shelley winters will get q
week in Naples with husband
Anthony Franciosa before re-
porting to George Stevens for
THE Diary Of Anne Frank. "
They'll met again when Shelley
goes to Amsterdam In three
months Of locationing that will
wind up the picture. BY which
time Toney expects to be
through with his picture with
Ava Gardner. Then Shell and
Tony will tour Europe on q be-
lated honeymoon.
ROssanO Brazil, planning ia
give lots Of parties. has rented
q big house in Beverly Hills. He
and wife Lydia viii be here two
months while the dashing
italian shoots "A Certain
Smile" There win be i've weeks
Of locationing in France and
Portofino. Then Rossano comes
back again for THE Blessing"
=
Van JOhnsOn's 90-m n u {
pied Piper" tlevision spectac-
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Locked in Trunk,
Boy, a, Is Rescued

A 4-year-old boy was res
cued by police Thursday after
he managed to lock himself in
an old trunk--with the key
at his home, 1888 Prospect
street NV.
Alan James. jr., locked him.
self in at about 2:45 pm. His
mother tried to pry open the
top. When this didn't work, she
called the police.
Pvts. Paul Clarke and Ray
mond A. Doyon, from the sew
enth precinct, went to the res
cue. The Fire Department also
dispatched a truck. but by the
time it arrived the policemen
had freed the boy with six ak
blows.
Alan'S father is with the re-
ports and operations staff in
the State Department.
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not be more unlike. but with
Miss Crawford having disap-
peared into marriage. it Is log
ically not beyond Miss Bacall's
bravado to try on the formers
old mantle.
Merely for fit. and in . spirit
Of fun, Of course.
Her punishment (hardly the
world for this is to have the
picture almost stolen from her
by a blond, tooth-troubled mop
pet by the name Of Evelyn
Rude. Evelyn. q newcomer
. who plays Miss Bacall's adopted
child in the Capitol picture. Is
q peril to all actresses over. and
under. the age Of eight.
OF its tear jerking type, The
Gift Of Love" is q well-made
film, which proves that Pro-
Queer Charles Bracket, like
Miss Bacall. refuses to be faxed
by his material.
The material in this instance
is a Nelia Gardner White origi-
nal adapted by Luther Davis.
Miss White. or Mrs. White.
clearly knows the woman's fic-
ton formula well.
Here, she gives Miss Bacall
the role Of wife to a young
physicist who spends all his
time writing awesome equations
on blackboardS which line the
walls Of his attic den. The
average wife might construe
this obcession as neglect. Not
Miss Bacall. Her handsome
mate is Robert Stack and she
feels that he may reach the
end Of one Of those queer
equations with the secret for
Ia moonship.
Then one day. she discovers
she has "a heart thing" its
Implication that she may be
= taking of to leave the math
wizard starving in his attic.
To safeguard him against this
fate. the thing obviously need
ed is a moppet who will take
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"STARS OF THE
THE MARRIAGE
OF FIGARO"

(Sung In German. English auhtitle.)
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

80 Stage
Arena-"Apollo" and THE
: Browning Version 2:30 and
$3.50 pm.
National-"Waltz Of the Tor
eadors";; 2::30 and $3.50 pm.
: Shubert-Dark. Visit to a
Small Planet" starts Monday.
Screen -
Ambassador - THE Deep
Six; 1870. $40, $40. 7:25 and
$50 pm.
Apex-"Teahouse Of the Au-
gust Moon; $50, TAO and
$50 pm.
- CapitOl-"The Gift Of Love-;
; 1880 am. 1880. 1885. 5:SS.
-7:40. $40 and 11:40 pm.
COlumbia-"Raintree Coun-
ty": 11:40 am. 2:40, $50. $40
and 11:40 pm.
Dupont-"The Bride Is Much
Too Beautiful: lis, 3. 4:40,
6:25. $40. 9:55 and 11:40 pm,
Keith's-"Old Yeller";; 10
and ll:40 am. 1:25. $40. ASS,
-.7:05, $40 and 1880 pm.
MacArthur-"Smiles Of a
Summer Night; 2. 3:55. 5:55,
7::50 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - THE Deep
Six; 1925 an, 1880. 1885,
$40, 7::50 and 10 pm.
OntariO-"Witness For the
Prosecution; 1880. $40. $50,
sos and 1915 pm.
Palace-"A Farewell to
Arms; 1925 am. 2:l5. $40
sos and 1885 pm.
PlayhOuse-"Wild Is the
Wind: II am, los, $40, Sis,
-..7:25, $50 and 11:40 pm.
Plaza-"And God Created
Woman: II am, 1880. 2:35,
APO. $50, TAO, $50 and ll:25
pm.
Trans-Lux-"Bonjour iris
tesse": II am, l. 3. S. Z, 9 and
IL pm.
Uptown-"Around the World
in 80 Days; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
= disc; $3.50 pm.
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over his care should the worst
happen to her.
This Is the point at which
we are going to drop Miss
Whites idea which, Of course.
never leaves its rut.
4 4
Whatever Of polished pro-
duction to back his vivacious
casting has been necessary.
Producer Bracket has provided
for The Gift Of Love-" It could
not be a more attractive look
ing minor effort.
Also, it is one that comes up
with one major facet. This is
the debut performance Of little
Miss Rude who is the orphan
| always sent out on 30-days
free trial and invariably re-
turned until she lands In Miss
Bacall's loving arms.
One has a suspicion that she
will have a long and busy
career in Hollywood and that as
soon as the gaps in her central
incisors are filled, she will be
Just as irresistible as now. bur
| in quite another way.
IS
! HISTORY: Charles Coburn
who. at 80. is always the first
1 to send his Christmas cards
they arrive the first week in
December-has just been signed
for one Of his careers major
roles. He will portray Benjamin
Franklin in Warner Bros. pro-
duction of John Paul Jones"
which. it might have gone with
out being said. will be epic in
dimensions.
Robert Stack will play the
title character and John Far
row will direct. For Mr.. Coburn
and his fellow performers. the
picture will demand a lot Of
travel. To locations in Spain,
Scotland. ireland. France and,
of course. various parts of the
United States.
j. P. J. of course got around.
= y
| SATURDAY SUMMARY: It
will be a sort Of return of-the-
native ritual next Monday night
when Constance Bennett comes
to the National as star Of the
national company Of "Auntie
Name" Miss Bennett, Q
Georgetowner for years who
still keeps her residence here.
has been enormously popular as
the uninhibited heroine Of the
production. OF which, by
the way. Richard Barr. q CO.
producer, is also q Washing
tonian.
Harold Clurman, director.
and Norris Houghton. producer
director, will bring the Broad
way touch to today's college
drama festival being held at
the University of Virginia in
Charlottesville. =. Bob Porter
field and his Barter Theater
aides will hold additions for
their summer season at the
University Of North Carolina
on March 90. Dancers and
technicians are sought as well
as actors. Paramount Pic
lures will release II topflight
productions during the period
between now and June. The
March entry will be Desire
Under the Films" with Sophia
Loren. Anthony Perkins and
Burl Ives. April will bring
Teachers Pet" the comedy
starring Doris Day and Clark
Gable. Allen Joseph. who
has appeared in every Arena
Theater production with two
exceptions since 1850. missed
his first performance this week.
The flu. Of course. from
which he has now recovered.
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'THR GIFT OF LOVE" goth Gen.
tury-Fox release Of 4 Charles IFaekett
production. directed by Jean Nesuiesee.
screenplay By Luther Davis, from q
story By Nelia Gardner white. At the
Capitol Theater.
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THE PASSING SHOW
Miss BocoII Tries On
3 Old Crawford Mantle
BY JAY CARMODY
star Drama Critic

Miss Lauren BacaI strikes girl with unquenc-
able spirit Of adventure.
It perhaps that explains her presence THE Gift
Love- m Loews Capitol Theater The plays
in this sentimental fiction that would appear to have
order for Joan Crawford Now the two girls could
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-25

were telling of their adopted"
9-year-old twins. A neighbor's
house burned down last week and
Janet offered the D'Elia hospi.
tality. Everything was running
pretty smoothly until the twins
decid eG to make little Laura
Della their "blood sister" with a
razor blade. The results /. three
slashed fingers! Mrs. Valentine
Wilson looked lovely and com
pletely recovered from her seri-
Gus operation last spring. Comdr.
and Mrs. VIM. Bulls were on deck
and also the Francis Hills, Harold
Bramans, Halter Cunninghams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lowe, having
dinner on the porch with Judge
and Mrs. Richmond Keech; the
William Hansons, Mike McConi-
hes, Dotty Knutti, Bin Lewis,
Z aries Paines, Jack Smiths.
James Douglass, DR.. Walter Pei.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-25
Potomac
Potomac
Hunt Club
Buzzes With
Summer Tales
By Cissy Morgan
Oliver 2-0427

The Potomac Hunt Club was
buzzing with gaiety Saturday
night when Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Tlplon, DR.. and Mrs. William
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Norton, ST., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roliin Atwood were hosts at a
cocktail-buffet party opening the
cluO's social season. Everyone
was comparing notes of the sum-
mers activities, vacations, and
going-ons.
Commander and Mrs. Orville
Beck came down from Philadel-
phia for the occasion, to the de-
light of all. Mrs. Richard Hawk
ins reported that daughter, Gay,
had entered her freshman year at
Connecticut College for Women
Mrs. Raymond Plume was tell
ing of the two month vacation
on the H. B. Ross Ranch in Gar
field County, Mont.
Every guest has a certain chore
in rancmng and her contribution
was vacclnahng each steer be-
fore it was branded. She was
also responsible for keeping the
records on the steers with their
numbers, etc. A no her party
guest, DR.. August Kramm was
telling the story about his West
ern travels this u m m er. 1t
seems he encountered Arthur Hill
land in Denver and was asked,
with whom are you traveling?"
DIR. Kramm gave a quick re-
sponse, ''the girls" "Oh, l won't
say anything" replies Hilland,
and where upon the good Doctor
forthwith introduces his daugh-
ter, Junior" and a little niece,
who had been off searching for
souvenirs.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Gardiner were
answering questions about daugh-
ter Suzanne's swimming laurels.
Suzanne has been winning local
fame this summer among the
country club swimming competi.
ton and has won a place on the
famous Walter Reed swim team.
She won the high-point trophy at
Chevy Chase Club this year and
was awarded the championship
trophy for girls twelve and under
in the inter-club competition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew D'Elia
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-25

ton, the Arthur Hydes and scores
of others.
I've heard that Mr.. Ed
Beale is home from his months
stay at the Washington Medical
Center, following a heart attack,
and is progressing very nicely
The Pres Kings and Mrs.
King, Sr., have returned from a
weekend visit to daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Reichelderfer :. Syl Bogley left
Sunday for Western College {.
The Howard Kacys are vacation
ing in Colorado ;. Church School
begins Sunday, September %,
11:00 AM. at st. Francis :.
Jim Buchanan is attending the
annual reunion of the RAF in
Ontario, Canada Mary Bu-
chanan entertained aboard the
"Patty-Wack" for the regatta
aces last Sunday. On deck land
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-25
Anniversary
Is Noted by
MGnnakees

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Haines
Mannakee, of Ashton, celebrated
their Golden Wedding Anniver-
sary September II at the home of
their daughter and son-in-law,
MIR. and Mrs. Alan F. Thomas,
also of Ashton.
MIR. Mannakee, a retired civil
and mining engineer, is so and
his wife, the former Sarah Mel
son Dale, is 80. Mr.. Mannakee
is a native of Baltimore while his
wife is from New Jersey.
While active, Mr.. Mannakee
was engaged in mining of coal
and ores up and down the east
coast. He and his wife were
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-25
Old Car Meet
Postponed
To Sunday

Rain last Sunday forced the
poStponement until this Sunday
of the second annual Damascus
old car meet at the Damascus
American Legion grounds.
About 80 OF an expected 120
elderly autos came to the meet,
and all indicated they would come
back at IL Am. next Sunday.
There were enough spectators
and contestants on hand, how.
ever, for tine Ladies Auxiliary
of Post I'll, sponsor of the meet,
to serve 200 dinners. Admission
to the event is free.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-25

married in Pittsfield, Mass, and
they came to live in Montgomery
County in 1888.
Mr.. Mannakee's forebearerS
lived in Oakdale, north of the
now Manor Club off of Georgia
Avenue extended.
Also present at their 50th we'd
ding anniversary was a son, Cor
don Orme Mannakee, and his
wife, both of Ashton, and four
grandchildren.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-25
Wheaton Chamber
InStaIlS Officers

Ralph GraeveS was intalled as
president of the Wheaton Cham
ber of Commerce at a dinner
dance September 20 at the Manor
Club.
Charles Bowen, outgoing presi-
Gent, was named Man of the
Year." and received a plaque.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-25
YWCA Classes

Registration will end Tuesday
for the following classes con-
Quoted by the YWCA: invest
ments, silk screening and block
printing, art for adults and chill
dren, japanese flower arranging,
swimming for women, slimnas-
tics, Hawaiian dancing, glamour
tips and supervised bridge play.
Call Lockwood 1854.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-25
Turkey Supper

A turkey supper sponsored by
the Senior Adult Fellowship of
the Liberty Grove (Burtonsville)
Methodist Church will be held
from A until 8 Pm. October at
the Burtonsville Fire Hall. The
Fire Hall is at the intersection of
Routes 1876 and 1873, just off new
Route %.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-25
Clubbing Season

The clubbing season at the Red
land Hunt will begin October Is
and continue each Wednesday
and Saturday thereafter until the
season is complete, according to
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-25

wet) were Dotty Knutti, Peg and
Hodge Smith (who was at the
helm, in Jim's absence) Fred and
Skippy Hughes and several out
of-toWners.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-25

Thomas T. Mott and Richard III.
Hutchinson, Jr., Joint masters Of
the hounds.
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