davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

so handled by Mr.. Analore, who
builds additions and does repairs
and alterations, serving customers
in a 15-mile radius.
In the building field for IL
years, Mr.. Analore features fully
guaranteed, custom work and has
many satisfied customers. Call
him at Dover 9479 for estimates
and advice.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24
SantO AnalOre Builds Custom
Homes and Kitchen Cabinets

Santo Analore, contractor, To-
Gated off DUPONT Highway near
Bethel Church, four miles north
Of Dover, features custom built
homes of all types, built to speci-
fications.
Mr.. Analore also builds custom
kitchen cabinets and installs them,
offering quality woods and high
grade workmanship.
Block and concrete work are al
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

is graduate of the Rug Cleaning
School of the National Institute of
Cleaners & Dyers. He has three
efficient employees and provides
free pickup and delivery service,
covering from Wilmington to Sea-
ford. Call Dover 1880 for estim-
ates and information.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

at Camden for the past two week
ends.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs,
John Goodwin on the birth of a
son. The young man has been
named Larry Lee.
Mrs. Arthur Baker, daughter
and granddaughters, of Alexan-
dria, Va, called on Mrs. Mary
Smith on Saturday evening.
Five members of the Marydel
Ladies Auxiliary of the Fire Co,
attended the Caroline County meet
ing held in Denton on Friday
night. The May meeting viii De
held in Ridgely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Butts and
Mrs. Mary Smith spent Sunday
in Carney's Point, N. j. visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Logan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burkins.
Attention Sunday School mem
bers-There are only three more
Sundays before the contest is
over. The Reds are ahead so far
If YOU want to eat pie instead OF
baking them Blues, you better get
the "Blue car rolling"
Wynette States had the mis-
fortune to be bitten by a dog or
Thursday evening. The dog was
killed and sent away for rabies
test. Wynette is taking shots as
a precaution.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

Clough & Caulk, of Route 113
near Moores Lake, Dover, special
ize in sales and deliveries of
washed sand and gravel, also top
soil and fill dirt, anywhere in this
area.
''One Load Or A Thousand" is
the slogan of Clough & Caulk,
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

Cleaning is now in the process of
building a new and modern plant
to be finished in the next few
months.
The firm, established seven
years ago, is owned and operated
by Peter c. Hallett, who has been
in this field for nine years. He
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24
CAROLS Sales Co. & Farmers Market Coopers Corner,
is Dovers Most Complete Shopping Center And Market

noon to IL PM, Carrolls Sales
Co. and Farmers Market is a pop
ular shopping place patronized by
many residents of this area, who
enjoy the wide variety of products
and the many values which are
available.
There is livestock auction
which starts on Friday at 10 AM,
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

To obtain the booklet, contact
Department of Rural Communi-
cations, School of Agriculture,
University of Delaware, Newark.
Ask for Extension Mimeo Circu-
lar No. LOG, Delaware Home
Gardeners Manual for Care of
Ornamental Plants"
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

CarrolIs Sales Co. and Farm
ers Market, Cooper's Corner, Do
yer, is Dover's most complete
shopping center, selling everything
and including a self-service super
market.
Open on Friday from 10 AM.
to IL PM. and Saturday from IL
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

Farmers should plant Sudan
grass May 10-15 in southern Del
aware and May 20-25 in northern
Delaware A later planting about
the middle of June, according to
William H. Mitchell, agronomist
at the University of Delaware,
will help spread out the grazing
period.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

Make a "dustless" duster by
soaking a cloth for several hours
in hot suds with a few drops of
turpentine, suggests Miss Patricia
A. Middleton, extension home man.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

featuring all beef cattle. CAROLS
are brokers for farmers. The
firm is owned and operated by
Anthony Carroll, Jr., and his
uncle, George Carroll. 1t was es-
tablished 27 years ago by An
thongs grandfather, Brainard Car
roll.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

agement specialist at the Univer-
sity of Delaware. After being
wrung and dried, the cloth will
pick up dust, not spread it.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

ius.
The firm is owned and operated
by Roscoe Clough and Linden
Caulk, who established it five
years ago. They have four capable
employees and feature prompt, re-
liable service. Call Dover 7759 or
in the evenings, Bedford 7459.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

er-Donald Massey, Arlene Turn
er.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

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'Hots in Rinq'
To Rally

An appropriate hat will be
given 10 each OF the more
than 40 Maryland and Mont
eomery County Republican
candidates who will attend
the "Hats-in-the- Ring" rally
10 be held Tuesday at the Co
lumbia Country Club In
Chevy Chase,
Mrs. Theodore r. Lofts Is
executive chairman In charge
OF the event. which is being
sponsored by the Rock Greek
Women's Republican Club.
The rally will begin with a
$50 pm. reception for all the
candidates. followed by a
dinner at 1880 pm. and then
a Chinese auction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23
Daughters
Oppose
Trade, Aid

The National Society
United States Daughters OF
1912 wound up It's seth an
nual convention yesterday by
adopting resolutions urging
repeal OF the Federal income
tax and calling for stiff con-
gressional resistance TO Su-
preme Court "encroachment
on the law-making function"
The daughters also voted
In favor OF an end 10 the re-
ciprocal trade agreements
act, early termination of for
eign aid, then voted against
the use OF subliminal percep-
ton by television stations
and against extending the
East Front OF the Capitol.
In other resolutions the
organization called for con-
tlnued enforcement OF the
McCarran-Walter law, with
out amendment; passage Of
the 23rd amendment (which
would remove the Federal
Government from compete
ton with private busineSs).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23

and passage Of a congression-
al resolution reaffirming
complete and exclusive SOW
ereignty OF the United States
over the Panama Canal"
Mrs. Vel Stephens OF Texas
was elected president OF the
organization. and a District
resident, Mrs. Charles II.
Plotner, was elected third
vice president. The four-day
convention was held at the
Hotel 2400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23

Father Hartke. head Of the
speech and drama DEPART
ment At Catholic University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23

will discuss THE Theater
Today" At Mount Vernon
Seminary tomorrow at 2:sO
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23
Of Love
and Laughter
Whot Applies in Kindergarten
Applies All THROUGH School
By MARJORIE HOLMES

The small fry say: Four-year odd Just feel how
hot my kitty is, I'll bet he's so. spring feverl"
Let's all go live in the playhouse when you and
Daddy get little like me"
You know how children about liking TO look
down on other children l mean like the second
graders like to look down the graders and seem so
big And I'm In the third grade and like TO look down
on the second grade they little.
And the nrs grade Why they seem Just like babies"
Indignantly But thought We going TO get walk
around the halls and look down on the little ones But no.
We have to stay right in just like even in kinder
garen'
Beauty in Your Own Back Yard
Bubbles around the edge of pan like a strand of
crystal beads The bright green fluffy tails Of ever
greens In the spring.
Pans hung bottoms up, like naughty children with
their faces TO the wall
The fratious beckonng dance OF cobwebs on a ceiling
Sending curly gray us OF dust Scurying like fright
ened spirits from their hiding places
red-jacketed little boy striking telephone pole with
STICK then pressing his ear to 1t TO hear 1t ring.
Tomorrows Memories Today
After dinner dishes done. you take middle sized
ooy and very small girl TO the library he cutching an
almload of las usual overdue books
The lttleSt kips ahead back singing to herself
and the stars The older Importantly for you people
ne knows IN the houses pass. You enter the warm
lighted library with its bright crayoned posters and soft
water coors. its coy smell OF bindings and retreat
The boy bitches himself half up desk as you pay
the fine The girl makes Decline the chidrens sec
uon her favorte small wooden STOOL Ltebt books
which she takes out and The trudges after
begins hunting for Bertram. Soon you see two small
hunched hgures two bent heads in the quiet light.
You go into Older Boys and Girls to find some books
about horses for another Here the bindings the
du grays and blues and green's the velvey feel of the
pages. bring back memories of mystery and adventure
dreams.
So many so many to choose from How can you choose
Tor son? How open that wonder for child who
Just won't read?
The other joins you at the desk, grnning all that
ne can carry The little trotS up cutching the self
same Llttlebit book you've Just returned
They are stamped by the pleasant, gentle woman who
Ike the horary-serene and helpful and plain beyins
glory.
And filled with kind OF peaceful glowing anticipation
you push together through the swinging doors and down
the white stone steps.
The Man You Morried
He deserves credit for the many kind thoughtful things
ne does Don't be afraid TO Praise him not only in
private but to other people whenever you graciousy can
But oont ovedo it, The wife who makes out
her mate to be will increase his popularity
with other
SuNDA; toe OF little girl Who seoooed enc
OF the items IN of Love and Laughter the Womsns Section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Roy WoIston
Not Satisfied,
But He's Busy

NEW YORK. R1. - Al
though he is one Of the
busiest actors around Ray
Walston is not Q man to
take his work for granted.
seThere Is q lot that I don't
like about my own work In
films." Walston bluntly de-
clares. 1T Is like learning TO
act all over again"
Walston came TO Broad
way in l945. has been pretty
steadily occupied in ~ pro-
auctions since. This season
has been the peak.
After completing his first
film. Kiss Them for Me-
Walston repeated his long
stage stint for the screen
version Of South Pacific"
Immediately after. he re-
turned to Broadway for star
assignment in who Was
That Lady ! Saw You WITH"
Now he has taken time out
from that to appear In the
movie Damn Yankees" In 1t
he will again be repeating q
Broadway role.
Recent roles have kept him
portraying scamps. but he
has no fear Of being type
cast.
II always figure an actor
Is lucky to be employed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN

By HAROLD HEFFERNAN
North American Newspaper Alliance
HOLLYWOOD.-Hollywoo
ham comes in three delicious
fiavors-the actor. director
and writer.
AS far as public reception
is concerned they are popu-
lar in just that order. Actors,
need no introduction tomovie
fans and directors like Alfred
Hitchcock are well known for
spotting themselves In all
their productions. Writers as
actors. however. are unknown.
except within, industry con-
fines.
The toplight writer most
recently taking that frighten-
ing leap from remote study
to public glare, of camera and
spotlight is one Of the worlds
most celebrated novelists,
Erich Maria Remarque. This
author will soon be seen in
q perturbation of his own
best-seller, "A Time to Love
and a Time to Die" with
John Gavin and Lilo Pulver.
Universal International had
no trouble in prevailing upon
Remarque, who recently mar
ried Paulette Goddard, to
portray an anti-NaZi under
grounder, Prof. Pohlmann.
History Repeats
Had he not been deter
mined to remain q novelist in
his youth. fate might have
made q movie star Of Remar-
que 80 years ago. when his
classic best seller. IAN Quiet
on the Western Front" was
about. /, to be filmed by the
same company. Uncle" Carl
Laemmle. then the colorful
top studio chief in the fllm
capital. offered him the lead
ing role. The writer turned 1t
down. thus opening the way
for q newcomer. Lew Ayres.
to head straight to stardom.
The famous author now finds
himself. as novelist. scenarist
and actor. involved in a case
Of history repeating itself.
Another newcomer. Gavin. Is
set to rocket to fame in this
film.
U-I history records several
incidents Of double-threat
combinations in which celeb
rites have carried the ball
from typewriter to screen.
Audie Murphy smashed
through with. q sensational
box-oftlce hit portraying him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
THE PASSING SHOW
Soviet Films Due
Ere Snow Flies

in an expansion Of its for
eign market with Russia as
a customer. Its immediate
response is one dictated by
good will toward a mutual
understanding program. he
says.
AS representatives Of the
Government and industry.
respectively. Mr.. Shelton and
Mr.. Johnston will be going
to Moscow this summer.
This exchange Of visits by
delegations is provided in the
terms of the agreement re-
lating to motion picture dis
tribution between the two
powers.
There they will observe the
mechanism for a mutual
safeguard provided in the CO.
See CARMODY, Page E-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

Les Girls was q big hit here,
but not popular in England.
The Happy Road has won
many awards and ! had my
first editorial from It. in the
Christian Science Monitor.
They loved the picture in
England and France. and I
was very pleased when the
critics compared 1t TO those
wonderful early pictures Of
Rene Clair. also think 1t
will make money"
Gene, who describes his
oddly soft speaking and sing
ing voice as Irish whisky
tenor" Is somewhat appre-
hensive Of public acceptance
Of his Noel Altman role in
Marjorie Morningstar." tits
hard to play a fellow Of charm
who falls apart. / don't know
whether people will dig me as
Noel Airman." I've known
several men Of charm who
fell apart. and dig Gene in
m. M"
Don't get me wrong. I'm
not kicking-they paid me"
said Gene. who was paid
$250,000 for the assignment.
Actually" he continued.
there's very little difference
between receiving 100000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Remorque Is Latest Author to Turn
From Writing Dromo to PIoyinq 1t

appeared in New York and
London in his own stage hits.
but has written and played
the lead in two highly sue
cessful films. the British
made I'm Which We Serve"
and the American made
THE Scoundrel." directed by
Ben Hecht.
There is a centuries-old
precedent in the theater for
authors appearing in their
own works, beginning with
Shakespeare and Moliere and
continuing to Peter Ustinov,
who is currently tickling Gym
ical Broadwayites with his
comedy performance in the
Peter Ustinov play, Roman
OF and Juliet" The in-be-
tween period. particularly in
American show business, gilt
tiers with such names a.
Howard Lindsay ('Life With
Father~. James Gleason
(''Fall Guy"). George M. Co
han CYankee Doodle
Dandy") and Frank Craven
("The First Year'c. OF these,
Gleason forsook writing to
become a screen actor for
good and Ustinov is a some
time movie star. his top per-
Torrance as Nero In Quo
Vadis."
It's Educational
Even two novelists who
will 60 down In literary his
tory as American greats had
q touch Of ham strong
enough to put them on the
stage in their own shows
Sinclair Lewis In q summer
circuit tour with 1T Can't
Happen Here" and Thornton
Wilder in q straw hat pro-
duction Of The Skin Of
Our Teeth"
On reflection. perhaps It
Is nothing so insignificant
as a streak Of ham that
sends writer's onto the stage
or screen where they must
actually mouth the words
they give their characters.
As Remarque said on COM
plotting his on-camera con-
tribution, II have suddenly
learned that q lot of dialog
I've given people cannot be
realistically spoken. / think
every author should be made
to speak his own lines at
least once In q production
Of his own work. just - I
think that every Judge
should spend ct least . week
in Jail"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Gene Kelly, Director, Will Return
To Those Acting, Dancing Roles

and 100000 for q picture
just Q few thousand dol.
lars"
Then why don't actors and
directors reduce their salaries
and pictures could be made
for less money!" I asked.
Cant be DONE" was his
reply. There's O financial
caste system here that puts
you in q certain stratum. II
you take less. they say you
are slipping"
Gene, who wants jeanne
Woodward for his Fancy
Dancer" picture, is famous
for taking chances with new.
corners. IAN that Debbie
Reynolds had sung was Abba
Dabba Honeymoon before I
agreed to co-star with her
in 'Singin' In The RAIN" he
recalled. Leslie Caron had
her first big picture with me.
An American In Paris I'm
trying to get Leslie for the
lead in The Diamonds Of
Mile. Antoinette.' Carol
Haney started with me, as
my dance assistant. Stanley
Donen also had his first break
as a director with me. I like
to give talent a chance.
An Overnight Hit
Gene started his profess
sional career with q dancing
school in his native Pitts
burgh. In 1889. he decided to
try for Broadway, where he
knocked unsuccessfully on
stage doors until William
Saroyan gave him q chance
with a small acting and dane
ing part in Time Of Your
Life" Gene made an over
night hit Of it. Next assign
ment: He directed George
Abbott's BEST Foot For
ward in which a later CO.
star. June Allyson, made her
first big hit. Gene met wife
Betsy while he was staging
a Billy Rose Diamond Horse
shoe Revue. They we're mar
ried q year before his big
break as an actor In pal
joey" In New York. He was
promptly signed for Holly.
wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
BROADWAY
Susan Strosberg Is
Reody for q Change

with philosophy whenever
possible.
Asked about romance. for
example. she counters: II am
interested In man"
The most important advice
ever received. she says. came
to her from her mother.
former actress Paula Miller.
when the present play opened
In Boston.
"She gave me . note. All
1t said was Have Faith"
Susan pauses refiectively.
You have to watch out
that you don't lose the mean
ing Of such words"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
By SHETLAH GRAHAM

North American Newspaper Alliance
HOLLYWOOD.-0ene
Kelly has Just finished direct
ing Tunnel Of Love-" star
ring Doris Day and Richard
Widmark. the first picture he
directed in which he does not
also appear as an actor. So,
when he stopped by at my
home. I asked. Does this
mean you have given up your
acting and dancing career?"
mo-" Gene replied. Every
studio in town has offered me
straight directing jobs. but I
don't want to stay away from
acting. They soon forget you.
In this age Of specialization,
/ like to do everything. But
it's getting tougher to direct
and act in the same picture.
I intend to do a musical next.
and dance in 1t. then just
plain acting, and then direct
again."
Right now, the debonaire
Mr.. Kelly is doing none Of
these things. He's skiing with
his l5-year-old Kerry. in
Switzerland. She attends
school In Geneva and Gene
flies over to see her between
pictures. Kerry's m mother,
Betsy Blair, lives in Europe.
The marriage with Gene
ended soon after her hit in
Marty" It's practically inn
possible to have two high
geared acting careers In the
same family. Lately Gene has
been linked Economically with
Martha Hyer, but ! don't look
for him to remarry In the
immediate future.
So Many Plans
II have so many picture
plans" Gene stated tran
GULLY. MY last three Aims
were utterly different from
each other. as you know: The
Happy Road. story Of two
children who run away from
a school in Switzerland and
try to reach the boys father
In Paris-Tne; Les Girls, o
saucy musical with Kay Ken
dali. Taina Elg and Mitzi
0aynor. and Marjorie Morn
ingstar,' with Natalie Wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Praise for Industry

He is high(in his praise
for the American Aim indus
try's response to the pro-
gram under the leadership
OF Eric Johnston and the
Motiox Picture Association.
II Il Il ultimately interested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

self in the Aim version Of his
own book. ITO Hell and
Back" and Orson Welles' ty-
rannical cop in Touch Of
Evil" was a character con-
ceived by himself when he
was signed to write the
screenplay. Welles. of course.
has appeared In q number Of
his own works throughout
the years, notably Citizen
Kane"
C0ward's Versatile
A gentleman Of stage and
screen who acts. writes. di-
reefs apd produces. often
employing all four talents to
his own works. is Noel Cow
ard. At this writing. Coward
is appearing In his own plays.
Nude With a Violin" and
present Laughter on alter
nate nights during q cross
country tour. During his ca
reer. Coward has not only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
SCREEN

SSN66I
AMBASSADOR-Marjor Morningstar /, $685. $40. 7:15
and 9:25 pm.
CAPrTOL-"Merry Andrew; 1885. 1885, 5:4O TAO and
945 pm.
COLUMBIA-"Knights Of the Round Table" 1890, 4;20
and 805 pm.
DUPoNT-"Marceno l. 245. Abs. $40. $40 and 10 pm.
KEITHS-"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs'; 1910,
2:30, ago, 6:l0 8 and $50 pm.
observation-disclosures; 2, 4:30. 705, and GAS pm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Morningstar"; /, $685. Sis,
1920 and $3.50 pm.
oNTARIO-"witness for the Prosecution" /, $40, $40
1880 and 945 pm.
PALACE-"The Brothers Karamazov'; lis, 1885, $40
and $50 pm.
PLAYHOUSE Is the Wind; /. $780, Sis, 7:2O
and $3.50 pm.
PLAzA-"And God Created Woman" ITO. S:l5 $685. 7;S5
and GAS PM
TRANSIT X-"The Bridge on the River Kwai"; /, 4,
and 10 pm
UPTOWN-"South Pacific; and $3.50 pm.
WARNER-"Search for Paradise; and ESQ pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE
sHUBERT-"Jane Eyre; with Eric Portman: starting
wednesday.
SCREEN

AAfBAssADoR-"Chase Crooked Shadow" Richard Todd
and Anne Baxter.
CAPTTOL-Baet Russo de Monte Carlo starting Tuesday;
Paris Holiday" with Bob Hope and Fernandez starting
Thursday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
KEITHS-"Run Silent Run Deep" Clark Gable and Burt
Lancaster; starting Wednesday.
MacARTHUR-"The Smallest Show on Earth; starring
Bill Travers and Margaret Rutherford; starting
Thursday
METROPOLITAN-"Chase q Crooked Shadow: Richard
Todd and Anne Baxter.
EXTRAORDINARY Pet; Clark Gable and Doris Day.
PALACE-"The Young Lions: starring Marion Brando.
PLAYHOUSE-'Pcasso" and Pablo Casals"; starting
Wednesday.