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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
WOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Jacques Rises to Stordom

HOLLYWOOD CNANA)-
Susan Haywood Is not happy
over the costar billing given
Jacques BerEerae In her starrer
with jeff Chandler, Between
the Thunder and the SUM-"
It's q break for Jacques who
was almost scissored OF the
screen In "oigi." and who was
not an actor until he met and
married Ginger Rogers. .
Rock Hudson's girl friend be-
fore wife Phyllis Gates-Betty
Abbott-has been visiting him
at the beach. Rock guards
his telephone number down
there-only wants his close
friends TO call.
Sight OF the week: Gary
Cooper coming out Of the ocean
at State Beach. and suddenly
everyone wants an autograph
from the dripping actor.
The name Of Joan Collins new
admirer would surprise you.
Jeanette Macdonald did not
60 out for the week her old
movies we're shown on Local
TV. She remained glued Ia
her TV set every evening.
But Joan Crawford won't allow
the TV set to be turned or
during the showing Of her old
hits.
The audience laughed Sc
much at the preview of "Tht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Fire Prevention Week
Set for October s

President Eisenhower late
yesterday proclaimed the week
beginning october S as Fire
Prevention Week.
He called on all Americans,
especially organizations and
civic groups. TO promote pro-
grams for the prevention and
control OF fires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

York for a two week fling. fol-
lowed by q vacation In Mexico,
Metro producer Arthur Freed
Is readying a picture about the
beat generation and has high
hopes Of getting Marion Brando
and Carolyn Jones for the top
roles. carolyn's career has been
an amazing one - little more
than a year ago she was play
ing small. almost walk-on roles
in pictures. Today she's one Of
the most sought-after actresses
in Hollywood and has made
four pictures In the past eighi
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

Reluctant Debutante." Metros
hilarious Rex Harrison Kay
Kendall co-starrer. that a lot
OF the funny dialogue was lost.
Kay and Rexy are terrific to-
gether. But a word TO hand
some John Saxon-smile. man.
smile. Alan Ladd viii be
taking his first vacation In 10
years when be and wife Sue
spend three months on their
hidden valley ranch following
the windup Of his current film
with Carolyn Jones, The
Man In The Net" Walt
Dlsney's shaggy dog" Aim had
its first casualty: l5-year-old
LYNNE Shore, practicing In
her first pair Of high heels
sprained her ankle and will be
out Of the filming for a week
With Anne Baxter's London
play. The Joshua Tree.
closing this week. she will re-
main in Europe to make one
or two pictures. Anne write:
that she is living in what used
to be the royal stables at the
back of Buckingham Palace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

Capt. Robert L. Landers, for
mer assistant conductor Of the
San Carlo Opera Company, win
conduct. The Singing serseants,
aided by a civilian soprano
and eontralto. win sine we'll
Known opera selections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

They cali them "Mews" over
there.
Robert Miichum reports
that while wearing a British
war correspondents uniform
for his ANGRY Hills' film In
Athens. rocks we're thrown at
his car. Fiim-making today all
over the world Is not only
broadening. it's dangerous. Bob
would like 10 DO a play on
Broadway but has 10 keep
making movies. ne says. 10 pay
his income tax.
sRss
Tony Perkins. on his arrival
back for Green Mansions
with Audrey Hepburn; I'm de-
termined not 10 do any NOR,
parts In which I say. Pass thl
bandages.' The cliche used Il
be, Boil hot water. lots Of II.
And you knew the stork wa
on his way.
Milton Berle took his oxygeT
tank to the Cal-Neva Lodge a
Lake Tahoe when he hopenec
August 4. Mr.. Television take
three minutes of pure oxyger
following each performance
Berle figures he loses two ant
q half pounds after each show
but puts 1t back on by eatinI
Immediately after the oxygeI
treatment.
-
Esther Williams gets around
From the aquatennial in Min
neapolis she goes to Atlantis
City for the Raw Wind II
Eden" premiere. Then TO New
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SYLVESTER
Continued From Page A-sO

Continued From Page A-3O
our space man landed in the
Alps. A st. Bernard appeared
and said: "All right, I'll take
you TO my litter" Tommy
Leonetti's record Dream
Street" is now in its second
year Of analysis. Roger
Price knows a baseball rookie
who's got to make it. He's the
spittin' image of Ted Williams.
Marshall Thompson. who
plays a 6-inch man in the TV
World of Giants" probably
landed the smallest job in show
business. Allen and De Wood
are very funny at the Copa. In
fact, last week somebody saw
owner Julie Podell smile.
II you're near the Southamp-
ton Supper Club on a foggy
day go in and hear Terry Tay-
lor sing "Foggy Day." =. Only
five of the seven Downeys work.
ing at Downey's Steak House
are related to the owner. The
others are in-laws.
So
Overheard at Teddy's: THE
ball game has been held up an
hour. Casey Stengel and Yogi
Berra got into a conversation"
Oh. yeah. Here's a joke
about a girl who bought a
Lautree sack dress and then
found it was Toulouse. Jan
Murray had a rum-fiavored
breakfast cereal in Cuba. 1t
didn't snap, crackle or pop. 1t
Just lay on the plate with a
big silly smile on its face.
George De Witt saw a TV west
ern so old that John Wayne
was in it without Ward Bond.
Overheard at Gatsby'S:
Every time / hear his voice ]
get chinchillas up and down
my SPINE" Sign over the
bar at Sammy's Bowery Follies:
I'VE Speak Texan and Will
Gladly Break $1,000 Bills"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Az Orchestra Sets
"A Nioht OF Operu'

"A Night Of Opera" viii b.
presented by the Air Forcs
Symphony Orchestra &C the
Watergate. $3.50 pm- tomor-
row.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-25

Cne Of the most unique and
interesting educational projects
ever attempted in this country
has recently been started in the
schools. of the Blue Island area.
This study of curriculum prac-
tees, physical resources, and
community characteristics is ex-
pected to provide improvements
in the education of boys and
girls of local school districts and
perhaps to make a contribution
to other regions in the United
States.
For the past two years a desire
has been expressed by the
schools of this area, embraced
within the boundaries of the
local high school district, for
greater Mi orm ty in their
school curriculums. The first
meetings of representatives OF
these school systems brought the
suggestion for the employment
of curriculum coordinator to
assume this task. However, fur
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-25
Page 7
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, January rs, 1858

subject and every classroom.
cipation of every teacher in the
elementary schools of this area.
Present plans call for these re-
ports to be completed and made
available to the University staff
by February l.
During the tWo-year period of
study it is planned to produce
the following reports:
/. A review of the curriculum
practices as noted in the
initial phases of the study
2. A structured design for a
basic education program for
kindergarten and grades l
through 8.
3. Report on results Of geo
graphic and sociological sur
veys made during the study.
4. Recommendations pertain
ing to physical facilities and
administrative organization.
5. Recommendations regarding
further curriculum planning
in the various school dis
tricts.
g. Reports on the procedures
that were followed in all
phases of the study.
AS coordinator of this entire
project Northwestern University
has appointed one of the most
able members of its faculty,
George Beauchamp. DR.. Beau
champ is recognized as a nation
al authority in the field of school
curriculum. He will be assisted
Continued on page 81
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-25
to further the curriculum$

to further the curriculum
study.
5. To survey and make recon-
menSations pertaining to
physical facilities and ad-
ministrative organization as
they may affect curriculum
plans.
6. To make recommendations
for further curriculum plan
ming in the several school
districts.
The responsibility for the
study will be shared by the des-
ignated staff of the School of
Education, Northwestern Uni
versity, the faculties and admin
istrations of the schools invol-
we'd, and the citizens of the COM
munity served by these units.
The School of Education on
the recommendation of the pro
ject coordinator and Field Ser
vices Committee will provide
resource personnel for various
study groups. The general plan
ming of the entire study will be
carried through under the SUI
pervision of members of the
staff of the School of Education
with the understanding that the
local personnel of the individual
school districts will cooperate
and participate in the prepare
ton of such materials.
The cooperative study which
has been designed to extend until
October 81, 1859 is now in it's
initial stage. All faculty members
of the several participating
schools systems are preparing
civilizations of the actual prac-
tees being followed in each
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-25
POSEN-ROBBINS School DIST. to-
TAKE PART IN COOPERATIVE STUDY

ther study revealed the need
for a comprehensive study to
precede such an attempt at CO.
ordination. Valid recommends
tons for cooperation could not
properly be made until there
was full knowledge of present
practices, resources, and charac
teristics of all schools in this
area.
= The Committee on Field Ser
vices and Research for the De-
cartment of Education at North
western University was asked
to. study this situation. Careful
consideration from this univer
sity brought the recommends
ton for comprehensive survey
of education in this area. Six
elementary school systems ap
proved this plan and agreed to
underwrite the necessary ex
pense incurred by the Univer-
sity in securing the essential
coordinator, st9ff members and
resource personnel. Included in
this group of cooperating school
districts is: No. 125, A t w 90 d
Heights; No. 100, Blue Island;
No. 1872, Calumet; No. 127a,
Chicago Ridge; No. 14312, Posen-
Robbins, No. 1913, Palos Heights.
Also included are Salem Luther
an and First Lutheran Schools
of Blue Island.
The purpose of this study as
accepted by the cooperating
elementary districts and North
western University are:
l. To survey the present edu-
cational practices in the CO.
operating districts.
2. To conduct an in-service
study of desirable elemen-
tary school curriculum prac-
tices.
3. To prepare a basic curricu-
lum design for elementary
education in the participant
ing area.
4. To survey whatever geo.
graphical and sociological
conditions that are necessary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
CONTENTS

Week Of January l2-JonuoY 10. 1858
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
Cover Story
Shirley Faces a First Night
BY BERNIE HARRISON

"Tye never done any live Nv BEFORE" the
woman who was once the most famous little
girl In the world was saying, and naturally I'm
excited"
That was a few days ago--and doubt II
2s-year -old Shirley Temple Black Is any calmer
today, as the inevitable last-minute changes and
checks are made for tonlghts premiere OF
Shirley Temples storyboOk % o'clock. WRc-D.
Charlton Heston stars in Beauty and the
Beast" the opener. and Shirley win serve as
hostess and narrator.
She'll sing. too.
when they asked me-" she said, Il was
shocked. The only singing I've done lately Is
to my children"
She laughed They liked 1t. But you can
say this-no singer Is going TO be worried"
The first three shows in the fairy tale series
will be "live" and in addition to acting as
hostess narrator. Shirley will appear in several
She's scheduled to play Katrina in The Legend
Of Sleepy Hollow" February 49,, the third In
the series.
But so far" she said. II haven't seen a
script"
The series obviously means a great deal to
Shirley who feels that the productions, to De
successful, must have elements Of appeal to all
age groups in the family. Her interest is re-
fiected in her inpassing note that Il keep stick
ing my nose into everything about the show"
whats this about your children appear
ing on the series2" asked.
where has that been printed?" she asked
back "I've been looking for 1t and can't md
1t. There's been no talk about their appearing
on the show so far. although Charlie cher
husband) and talked 1t over and agreed that
we would permit It,"
ANY chance of the youngest (Lori, 3l2)
repeating her mothers success?"
There's not much chance of that. When
I was born, my brothers we're IL and IA. My
mother had time to concentrate on me. My
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

HEY, MONTH may shock some semi
oldsters who didn't think they were.
but this mother leaning over a pretty
daughter named Lori is an ex-pretty
little girl named Shirley Temple. now
Mrs. Charles Black. She now launches
a new career with Shirley Temples
Storybook, Sunday, 8 pm, WRC-4.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Blimp Proves Itself For Arctic Summer Work

SOUTH WEYMOUTH, Mass, R-Capt. H. B. Van Gorder re- ports there is no question of the ability of blimp for supply line work or research in the Arctic.
 Just back from a nearly 5000 mile round trip from South Wey- mouth Naval Air Station to a point about 500 miles of the North Pole, Capt. Van Gorder told. news conference the air. ship-christened the Snow Goose by it's creW-can work in the Arctic in the comparatively warm summer months better than any other aircraft.
 Capt. Van Gorder paid tribute individually to the Is members of the crew and observers who were aboard on the most nor therly part of the flight from Churchill, Manitoba to T-3, the floating ice island 500 miles from the pole which is research base
 Capt. Van Gorder said the far thest north the airship went was to 79.8 degrees north latitude, which is only 1O.2 degrees from the North Pole. They also passed within 25 miles of the magnetic pole. He said the weather was exceptionally good and that visi- bility was excellent except for fog patches over areas of open water.
 Tt is a lot warmer in the Arc tic at this time of year than people think" he said.
 The temperature in the far north ranged from a 35-degree low up to 54 to 56 degrees dur ing 'the heat of the day." he said.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Search Under Way For Pilot Lost In NE. Alaska

FAIRBANKS, R - Don Iver- son, co-pilot of a plane whose wreckage was found Monday in Northeastern Alaska, was killed in the crash but an air search is under way near the Yukon bor- der for the planes pilot, Frank Novosel. Both men were from Fairbanks.
 The crash was in a mountain pass 175 miles northeast of Fair banks and 20 miles west of the Yukon-Alaska border.
 A US. Air Force medic team was dropped to the wreck age and found Iverson's body.
 A parachute hung in a nearby tree and an attached note read: "I will try to make Porcupine River and then make Fort Yukon Co-pilot lost"
 Speculation was that Novosel was headed on foot for the river, Is miles south of the crash site US. Air Force planes scanned the area yesterday without luck and were to continue today.
 The converted US, Navy re- connaissance bomber, owned by Aklavik Export Import Company crashed Saturday night on a 4O0-mile flight to Fairbanks from Inuvik, the new Aklavik town site near the mouth of the Mac kenzie River.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Bare Bosoms Banned

LAS VEGAS, New, tR - There will be no more bare bosoms in the chorus line at the Fl Rancho Vegas. But there is still cleavage in the ranks of hotel owners.
 Beldon Katleman, the hotels principal owner, Monday capitu- lated to pressure from civic and church leaders and ordered a five girl chorus line into more modest costumes. They've been danc- ing nude above the waist.
 The trend toward nudity in hotel shows started last October when one hotel imported a bur lesque production. Resort owners immediately split on the issue and the controversy spread through out the community. Two major hotels still feature dancing girls naked from the waist up.
 Katleman wired Las Vegas clergymen Monday Tt behooves every person connected with en- tertainment to reconsider their standards of show production perhaps our decision will start the tide in another direction"
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Battalion Of
 US. Marines
 Leave Lebanon

BEIRUT, R - The United States is withdrawing one battal- ion of Marines from Lebanon at once.
 Sweating. leathernecks of the End Battalion of the End Divi- sion began moving their heavy equipment to the beach shortly after the announcement Tuesday. They began ernbarking early Wednesday morning.
 Saeb Salam, rebel leader in Beirut, said he welcomed 'this symbolic step'' but emphasized it fell short of rebel demands for a complete withdrawal.
 The End Battalion was the first unit to land July IS at the re- quest of President Camille Cha noun, who feared a pro-Nasser uprising similar to the one that overthrow the government of Iraq July IA.
 It was understood the battalion will remain with the US. 9th Fleet, restoring it's amphibious striking power in the Mediterran- can.
 Adm. James l.. Holloway, com mander of the 15,OOO US. Mar ines and troops in Lebanon, an- nounced the withdrawal. He in dicated this was the beginning of the pullout of US. forces.
 Diplomatic officials in Wash ington said the battalion is the only unit scheduled for with drawal under present plans0 "4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
 af The NrIercof
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
City Council Notes

The Street Committee of the City Council reported that 2500 yards of gravel has been used to improve streets. There is now a through street on 4th Ave. from B Street east; and from Kings Way to Moore; and for short distance on 5th and B Street. . Signs are being posted on the city property on 3rd Ave. be- tween Steadman and Mettler for all persons to remove their be- 1ongings.
 Due to the congestion on Lanes Way the council announced that there can be no parking between Mukluk Pool Hall and Alaska Steam on Front Street; no park ing on the east side of Lanes Way between Front Street and 1st; no parking at all between 1st and 3rd on Lanes Way.
 A bid was received from Pete Hahn for the east g it. of lot g in block 30. Lot 37 in block 21 was sold to Emily Boucher.
 City codes are now available at the Clerks office for $15.00.
 The new code goes into effect Thursday, August IA.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Correction on Rescue of Plane

Correction On Rescue of Plane
 Larry Pagan of the US. Wealth CT Bureau of Kotzebue sent in a correction to our recent story on the rescue of Bud Priests plane. According to Pagan, Wallen Thompson and Leo Schaeffer, of the CAA of Kotzebue located the "downed airplane and dis tributed sandwiches to Priest and his passengers and gave him enough gas to get to his destina- tion."
 CWe are glad to give credit to these pilots, as it is sometimes difficult for anyone to piece to- gether a rescue when everyone pitches in to assist from various points0
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
SHADES OF WYATT EARp

DALLAS, R - Nobody was whooping it up in the Neighbor- hood Bar Monday night
 Then a khaki-clad stranger stepped through the door of the tavern. "I'm here," he shouted, and made sure nobody overlooked the announcement by riddling a coin machine and beer sign with buckshot.
 No one was injured and the stranger fled in an old-model car, but it took a while for things to get quiet again.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
''Nudoscope" Too Suggestive

MEXICO CITY, R - Mexico City's entertainment department has banned use of the term ''nudoscope" in advertising the movie Enchanting Ladies'"
 Original ads said: First = cinerama m panorama - cinema scopes-and now-nudoscope."
 The department said the term was too suggestive. The cast in- cludes several noted flesh artists.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
MILLToWN FOR EDO

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, LR - Billy Young had no way of know ing the situation when a barking dog came out to meet him as he pedaled his bicycle past home here.
 The dog bit the boy on his ankle.
 Mrs. Howard Harper explained to police that the dog usually gets a tranquilizer pill each day to steady it's nerves, but the pill had been forgotten.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Gilbert Paniptchuk Now Serving Tn Germany

Serving In Germany
 US. FORCES, Germany-Pvt. Gilbert Paniptchuk, g, son of MT. and Mrs. Reuben Paniptchuk, Film, Alaska recently partici- pated with the 24th Infantry Di- vision in annual combat efficien- cy Army training tests in Ger many.
 A machine gunner in Company D of the divisions 21st Infantry, Paniptchuk entered the Army in February 1857. He completed basic training at Fort Richard son, Alaska, and arrived in Europe last November.
 Paniptchuk attended Unala- kleet High Schoof.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-12

That he assists the veteran in
obtaining the evidence necess-
airy to accompany a claim such
as medical and lay affidavitS.
birth certificates, death records
and marriage licenses.
The County Officer stated that
he works in coordination with
the North Carolina Veterans
Commission, state agency. in
preparing and presenting claims
10 the Veterans Administration
and any and all other federal.
state or local sources providing
benefits for veterans and argue
The Veterans case for him. The
North Carolina Veterans Com
mission is represented i'll this
area by Mr.. I. Formy-Duval.
District Officer, North Carolina
Veterans Commission. 400 Muir
Gibson. Building Wilmington.
North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-12
Vets Office
Helps Many

The purpose Of the Columbus
County Veterans Service Office
Is to assist veterans. their de-
pcndcntS or survivors in apply
ing for any benefits to which
they may be entitled for the
various government agencies, ac-
cording TO Mr.. II. Hugh Nance,
County Veterans Service Office
for Columbus County
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-12
Hssssoca' S CrOssrond

visited in Raleigh Thursday Of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shop Hilbourn
and Shirley visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd HilOourn OF Townsville
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde HInson
spent Sunday and Monday with
t.cr .on AMI daughtcr-in-law
hcy. and Mrs Charles Hiusyn
an" udUy O. Byaycsvillc. nlrs
HlnSOn and baby Will return to
spend the weekend with them.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. f.. Walters Of
Raleigh are spending a few DAYS
with her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Waldo Hinson.
James Hammond spent Friday
night with his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. J, II. Reel
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burchcttt
NJ Lake WacCamaw visited ".
and .i.-. .....-' Hammond -..-
day
Mrs. ". &. Spencer and Bill
OF Roanoke Rapids spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Robot Watson.
Mr. Lucille Ellington and
mo,mc'. Mrs. Annie Smith OF
Dlilon visited Mrs. Robert Ham
mOnd Sunday.
Visiting Mr. md Mrs. l.. V
Reel Sunday afternoon were
Mrs. Eppic Pridgen. Mr.. and
Mrs. French Mobiles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dock HARRISON, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. f. Walters. and Rev. and
Mrs. Robert Watson.
The I958-1959 Brotherhood
Officers include: Presidential
Barnes: Activities Vice Presi-.
dent-French Mobiles: PROGRAM.
Vice President - Dempsey Hin
son; Membership Vice President.
Gordon Hammond; Choirister.
&C. w. Shelley; Secretary and
Treasurer-O. c. jenkins.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-12

ington spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Grice.
Haywood Smith of Pireway
IwGS admitted to Columbus CO.
unity hospital i'll Whiteville Fri
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack High and
children of Wilmington spent
Sunday with Mrs. J. Lester
Gore.
Supt. John G.. Long of South
port. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Single
tIry, and Miss Yvonne Bcncttc
'of Wac amaw spent Thursday
with Mr. Longs parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin @. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnic Gricc,
nd Willard Grice spent the
week end with their daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Davis Jr.
land children all Of Darlington.
Mrs. George Benton of Nakina
spent Wednesday with her dau-
Ghtcr Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Ray.
Mrs. J. W. Grice spent this
week with her daughter Mrs. J.
Lester Gore.
Miss Lur1 Jane Gricc of Will
mington has accepted a position
with Robertson Clothing Store.
Little Buddy Goodwin OF Ash