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Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-04

was home for the holidays from
Towson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry King were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin King in College Park.
Miss Lucille Priest is spending
several days this week with Mrs.
Raymond Kemp.
Mrs. Eva Penney of Richmond,
is guest this week of Mrs. Leon
ard Johnson.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-04
Strictly Personal
by debbie dean
Dear Debhie Dean:

Dear Debbie Dean:
There ought to be a law against
women like two in my office.
One has an opinion on everything
and everybody. She spends three
quarters of the day running off
at the mouth and upsetting the
office. The other thinks she's top
dog i'm her work and never stops
telling us how good she is. She
really is good but don't you think
she ought to LET other people say
so? What would you do about
characters such as these?
Gertrude Rockville
A double drowning might
be a good idea. And what's
the matter with the boss? II
office routine is upset and
work is distinguished by
showdown, it's up TO him to
speak a word or two. Or you
could put on a mild case of
Mysteries when the two you
speak of go into their act?
Shock treatment is popular
therapy, you know.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-04

Ben Franklin Store in Gathers
burg this Saturday and every
evening thereafter until Christ
mas. Bob Punphrey local
photographer, will be there. too
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-04

Do you hare a problem lOhich
yon aCdnt answered in this col.
anln? Address yolw letters to
Debbie Dean, Montgomery Coun-
ty Sentinel, 215 e. Montgomery
dve., Rockville, Md. Ansloers qoiH
be published as soon as possible.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-04

BET YOU WISH, about now,
you had started Christmas
Savings Account last year for
this year. May we remind you
County Federal Savings and
Loan Associations Christmas
savings plans are just the dish
for you. One already started
makes a welcome Christmas gift,
too.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-04

LARRY ALAN'S mems and
boys shop. Rockville Shopping
Center, has wonderful sweaters
for the males on your shopping
list i. to say nothing of really
sharp selection of car coats - in
every kind of fabric from
corduroy to tweeds.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-04

ANYONE WITH HALF AN
EYE in his head can see Christ
mas busting out all over the place
at least so far as the stores
and shops in this area are con-
cerned. We speak of festive and
gay decorations and sparkling
displays Of merchandise. Mer-
chants go a bit further and say
Christmas buying began with a
rush as soon as Thanksgiving
was off the calendar. We add
one further touch and say - but
yes! At least, it was bit harder
this week than last to shoulder
ones way through the shops.
AND IN THE SHOULDER.
ING. may we stop here and tell
you those lovely, those stunning.
those strictly out of this world,
Desley fabrics which have been
turned into bed sprea d s,
draperies, coverlets, and so on.
finally are available in Rockville.
See them at Modern Furniture
Company. Wonderful selection
of fabrics to fit in with either
modern, traditional, or period
decor. If you plan a special gift
for a special guy, do know Mod
ern has truly fabulous selec-
ton of portable bars at unbeliev-
able low prices. If you want one
of these delights to the male soul,
go in early. Modern will hold it
for Christmas delivery on their
lay-away plan.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-04

IF YOU'RE LOOKING for un.
usual and reasonably priced gifts,
our favorite drug store, Rockville
Drugs to you, has a gift depart
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-04

all ready to take your young.
ster's pictures with Santa Claus.
You will enjoy having such pic.
lures, in time to come, in your
when-Johnnie-wasa-tot book.
L. H. T.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-04

Dear Debbie Dean:
l have been looking and asking
for a recipe for Oatmeal Bread.
Would any of your readers have
one? I'd appreciate receiving it.
Thanks!
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-04

Dear Readers:
Your recipes will be appreci.
ated by Mrs. J.L.T.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-04

FOR THE DISTAFF SIDE of
the teen-age population and
what these beautiful monsters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

1881 Superbb crufted with touch o.
bross rosette trim on sutin-biock finishI
Holds over 200 records: odiusts for onv
sixe record. Vertical compartments pre-
vent worpino. and breokooe. 2oxl4x26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

uT-2l So dromotic ard distinctive-yes
50 sturdy ond duroble! A room divides
tnofs o veritoble tower Of beouty-yet
IS completely functionoll Boosts It's own
book ends and fruit bowl! 36x30xo.
StQti0nern. Street Floor wnsAin.
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tZS-Cl Chormino oddition 10 your decor
ord 50 procticol. too, with is scuff-
proof legs. woshcbie piostic podded scot
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EXCITING NEW
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

tBR-32) Stores your fovorite volumes as
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
Czech Council
To Honor Wilson

The Washington Branch OF
Czechoslovak National Council
of America will sponsor a con-
cert in honor of Woodrow Will
son, promoter Of Czechoslovak
independence, at 8 pm. Friday
in Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets NV.
The council choir will sing
Czechoslovak folk airs and a
selection of other songs by
CzechoSlovak composers.
DR.. Josef Lettrich will pay
tribute to the late Presidents
part in the establishment Of the
Czechoslovak nation 40 years
ago.
Preceding the concert, Czech
oslovaks and their friends will
assemble at 6 pm. at Woodrow
wilson's vault in Washington
Cathedral. At 7 pm, flowers
will be laid at the commemo-
rative plaque of Thomas G.
Masaryk, Czech leader, in the
Hotel 24O0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

mountain valleys hauling coal
hnd other materials.
g The trip ended the COM
EMISSIONS fall meeting at Black
water Falls, w. Va. and gave
bfficials a rare closeup of one
of the strangest stretches Of
1.-The river.
N About lbs conference men,
beers and guests piled into the
gRondola. The origin was
3Thomas, w. Va, near the
ridges which divide the head
Springs of the Potomac. Black
Nv alter and Youghiogheny
sRivers. The destination was
TWesternport, Md, in the heart
Of a booming industrial area.
Vivid Study
Along the way was a vivid
study in the cycle of river de-
yelopment-and decline.
The valley used to blossom
bIackly with the coal mining
industry. Now as any econo-
mist or gondola rider can tell
you. nearly all the mines are
worked out, and so are most OF
the villages that once thrived
along with them.
The towns Of Schallmar,
Bayard, Blain, Kitzmiller, Shaw
and Barnum whipped past
nestled desolately at the foot
of beautifully forested noun
tains. Stores and homes by the
dozen are vacant and falling
apart. In between are towns
that are only name signs along
the railroad right-of-way. Here
you see crumbled brick ruins
overgrown with weeds. outsized
fruit trees with nobody left to
harvest them. graveyard
abandoned to the wilderness on
the outskirts of a community
that no longer exists.
The river itself is clear here
as it rushes over the rocks. But
the rocks are stained with the
brown of the acids that pour
from the abandoned mines. You
tdon't see fish breaking the sur
face, because there are no fish.
The mine acids killed them
years ago.
Washed by Floods
The stream beds are studded
with boulders and dead trees
washed down by floods. Where
North Branch bends sharply,
the railroad has paved the
banks to keep future foods
from washing out its tracks.
Erosion from the heights
where poor mining and lumber
operations had been carried on
is clearly evident. The waters
that pour down during heavy
, rains, as though shot from fire
hoses, plague the railroad with
washouts.
Only near the "tri-townS"-
Piedmont, Luke and Western
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
NIXON SPEECH
SLATED ON HEELS
OF TRUMAN TALK

BALTIMORE (AP).-
Vice President Nixon is to
address a $l00-a-plate
campaign dinner october
81 at the nearby Pikesville
Armory.
State G. o. p. Chairman
d. Eldred Rinehart quoted
the Nixon letter:
you can indeed be proud
of the entire slate of Re-
publican candidates in your
state and it will be a great
pleasure for me to have
this opportunity to speak
on their behalf"
The announcement by
Republican campaign head
quarters conceded with an
appearance by former Pres
ident Harry S. Truman at
the same Armory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

port-does the county have an
air OF order and prosperity.
This is the area where people
depend on big paper mills at
Luke, Just as the paper mill
and everything else in the Po-
tomac Valley depends on sur
rounding streams for existence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
Upper Potomac Tour
Reveals Ghost Towns
BY JOHN w. STEPP
star stan Writer

UPPER POTOMAC RIVER. Sept. 2O.-Members OF the
Interstate Commission the Potomac River Basin yesterday
took sondola trip along the weird deserted upper
Peaches Of the Potomac ~,
The gondola of the wheeled variety, the type
the propels up and down the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

10 Ster dseme department seeos-
aired the Etersr smiasnes Of press
sssat Riehsrd Moasy before hs cot
between hard eovsn t-FanisFs"l
ssd provided him with en- snausl
soop bon. This yses Ne Hlh the
ssasally slIotsed spoes With . re-
port. issf By ehsaes Of course. On
the prSdsesr Of "Thh e Gossle. "
arriving ct the Shubert tomonov
Night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Preminger Thriyes on Challenge,
His Present Boswell Declares

lures with girls. his bullying
and noise and loutiShness. all
but deranges his otherwise
intellisent parents. Alter
nately they want 70 coddle
him and kin him. ] think
the parent-child relationship
as cartooned IN This Is
Google will be familiar TO
every parent in the audience.
indeed to every child. too.
and I hope some children
show UP at the Shubert."
After seven years Of screen
work-"Thes Moon Is Blue"
Carmen Jones" ''The Man
With the Golden Arm" The
Court Martial Of Billy Nit
chell." Saint Joan" and
''Boniour Tristesse." the
emigree from Vienna finds
Google" q nice change Of
pace. The stage Il more
courageous than the movies"
he says. 1T Is not 50 shackled
by taboos and hlacklists and
the dread that what h shown
may offend some prospector
In Nevada"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE

ARENA-'Pictures in the Hallway" 1880 pm Juno and
the Paycock." 7pm.
NATIONAI--Dark.
sHUBERT-Dark. This Is Google" begins tomorrow
SCREEN
AMBASSADoR-"sayonara los. 3:45 $50 and 9i5 pm
CAPTTOL-"Legend Of the Lost; $780, 335. 535; TAO
and 9:45 pm.
coLUNIB1A-"ls and Anxious: l:4S s:4S B45 7:4S and
9:45 pm.
DuPoNr-"A Nous La Lberte" ISIS. $40, S45. 7:So and
9:55 pm.
KEITHs-"old Yeller": 1880 AIS, SIS. S:4o 7SS and
1910 pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Law: 2:3o 4:lS sos 9 and
9:55 pm.
-"sayonara": lao. S5S. 6;s5 and
9:l5 pm
oNTARIo-The Golden Age OF Comedy; l:4o S:4O 5;4O
TAO and $40 pm.
PALAcE-"Peyton Place; /. $50 $40 and $50 pm
RELATIONSHIPS Quiet American; 1905 $40 SIS
7:25 and $3.50 pm
PLAzA-"And God Created Woman; 1910, Sis. 5:25
1885 and 945 pm.
TRANS-LUx-'Pal joey: I, g. $40, 730 and 9:40 pm.
UPTOWN-"Around the World In 80 Days; and $40 pm
WARNER-"search for Paradise; and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Daley, Man Of Moderation, Won't
Do Another Joyne Mansfield Movie

also the second for Gwen.
who was formerly Donald
O'Connor's wife. Their
daughter lives at Dams
Hunter Haven" ranch in the
Valley. His i0-year-old son
lives with Dams former wife
in a Hollywood apartment.
Several years ago. Dan
spent some months in the
Menninger Clinic. Life was
crowding me then" he re-
called. I've learned that
I'm a one-project person. I
can only do one thing at q
time. I'm slow 70 anger.
And I try not to hate any
one. Hatred hurts the hater
most Of ALL"
I asked Dan IL he will ever
hang up his dancing shoes.
Il don't think So" he replied.
How long can a man go on
dancing? Ask Fred Astaire.
He doesn't dance as II he's
aging. He's the king. He's
something all by himself. He
didn't get 1t from anyone.
He's Just a man dancing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
BROADWAY
Roosevelt Role Gives BeIIomy
Acting Challenge Of q Lifetime
BY WILLIAM GLOVER
Associated Press Writer

NEW YORK.-Franklin d.
Roosevelt is in Broadway's
limelight now-and the event
is giving his stage image the
acting challenge Of q life
time.
There's no question that
in taking this role you are
sticking your neck q way
out" says Ralph Bellamy.
Compared to the usual
part it's more than doubly.
triply or Quadruply pre-
carious."
The focus Of his concern
is more q matter Of dramatics
than politics. however.
every one Of q hundred
million or more Americans
has q very definite recollec-
ton Of Roosevelt. whether
they ever knew him personally
or not" he says.
The actor plays FDR In
Sunrise at Campobello." q
drama which arrives at the
Cort Theater Thursday on
the birth anniversary of the
Nations 32d President.
Part Of . Legend
The play Is the theater's
first full-scale venture into
part Of the Roosevelt saga.
II was written by Dore
Schary. former Hollywood
producer who is reproducing
the enterprise with the
Theater Guild.
Says Bethany: 1T is a
representation Of q man and
his convictions-and should
be acceptable to all shades OF
political opinion. He is al
ready part Of the National
legend. no matter what your
politics"
Anyway, he points out. the
play takes place years before
FDR emerged in the spot
light.
Sunrise at Campobello"
spans the years 1924, the
period in which Roosevelt was
stricken with infantile pa
Continued on Page E-3. Col. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
BY RICHARD NANCY

Special WHter tor ms btnf
The quality and diligence Of
Otto Preminger, q hereto
with . ripe viennese accent
and q low boiling-point. viii
be manifest this week when
he brings This Il Google"
Bentz Plagemann's comedy
about q laundering l0-year-
old boy and his distracted
parents. to the Shubert on
Monday night and on We'd
nesday presents "Bonjour
Tristesse." variation OF Fran
eoise Sagan's sex-coated nov
Ell. at the Trans-Lux. Not
content with functioning In
two fields. the reformed actor
who won his spurs under
Max Reinhardt before Hitler
raped Austria serves both
This Is Google" and Bon
Jour Tristesse" IS director
and producer.
Happily Defiant
Mr.. Preminger Is Q defiant
type. happiest. I suspect.
when the lightning Is play
ing about his head. He
doesn't exult IN victory or
moan and beat his breast
when poleaxed by the re-
viewers. I've solaced him in
disaster ("Four Twelves Are
Az and rejoiced with him
in victory ("The Moon Is
Blue"). He was at his out
rageous best when thumbing
his nose at the motion pic
ture industry and Its coveted
seal Of approval code. Denied
this blessing for The Man
with the Golden Arm" and
The Moon Is Blue" he ca
reened ahead like Farragut
at Mobile Bay when menaced
by torpedoes. Though among
the prescribed these were two
Of the most successful screen
plays in recent years. With
out Preminger's resolve and
his contempt for conformity
neither would have been pro-
duced or. II produced, 30 d.
luted and emasculated as to
be vapid and silly.
Reporter Rebuked
Mr.. Preminger. II I may
speak Of my liege lord 30
formally, thrives on chal-
lenges. on controversy. on
violations Of the norm. In
his Picasso-strewn penthouse
ONCE In New York last week
ne rebuked q reporter who
limited that the titles Of both
This Is Google" and Bon
Jour Tristesse" seemed q
trifie esoteric. q trifie banning
for popular consumption.
II don't think the audi
ence cares what q title
means" he snorted. mil
lions saw Tennessee williams
"A Street Car Named De-
sire" on the stage and screen.
How many Of them cared q
boot about the significance
Of the title? How many OF
the customers have any mo-
ton Of what 'Sayonara'
means? But they're going TO
see IT,"
This Is Google" Is Mr..
Preminger's first stage as
signment since he directed
1.-THE Moon Is Blue" seven
years ago. Though written
and played IS broad comedy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

him TO dance with Eleanor
Powell. then she married
Glenn Ford. and there was
no one then under Metro
contract tall enough TO dance
with him. so they made me
the heavy" He was q men,
acing Nazi In "A Mortal
Storm" But was rescued by
Betty Cradle at 20th-Fox for
Mother Wore Tights Dams
long contract at that studio
followed.
He Records. Too
At the moment. Daley is
promoting his record album,
Mr.. Musical Comedy" I've
been doing the disk jockey
rounds. getting UP at dawn
and visiting 40 d. Us a day.
I'm also preparing my first
Las Vegas show. ! do the
Sahara for four weeks. start
ing February 25-for an
astronomical figure. The
show itself win cost $4,000
a week. It's a production by
nv company which pays me
q salary"
Daley is not interested In
accepting any Of the many
TV series offered him since
he left 20th-Fox. MY last
TV show was that two hours
for General Motors. Kirk
Douglas was the host. That's
the hardest job in TV al
though. II you have 20 20
vision and can read. you're
all right Either that or big
idiot cards. / did two shows
for Ed Sullivan. And 1t was
fine until the idiot cards got
mixed. ! get 80 million
scripts q week. but I'm not
interested in selling pens or
cars for a living. II you have
q sponsor you are just as
much a slave as you are
under contract TO q studio.
I've had It. Better to stay
loose in TV for me. Other
people like the security Of q
contract. But I'll take my
chances as q free man. You
know something-it's nice
having someone ask What
do you think Of it?'"
Life Was Crowdlng
Dan will celebrate his third
year Of marriage February 3.
It's his second marriage:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
A Film Just
Has to Say
Something
ny JAMES BACON
Associated Press writer

HOLLYWOOD.--Frank ST.
natra. who thrives on contro-
versy. believes movies could
die II devoted only to nom
controversial subjects.
The thin singer believes
that the first duty Of an actor
Is to entertain and that the
place for sermonizing Is In
the pulpit. but he adds:
"A story that has nothing
to say has got TO be dull. Any
story that makes people
think for themselves Is good.
and I'm for it,"
In his newest movie, Kings
Go Forth" he. as an Ameri-
can lieutenant. falls in love
with an American girl reared
In France. He is white, she
Is half-Negro. Sinatra and
Natalie Wood play the roles.
Bard's Outspoken
I'VE didn't make this film
rs q sermon" says Frank.
Its a love story. Whether
or not the girl and I marry
Is left to the audiences con-
lecture"
Frank argues that the same
people who condemn stars
for taking sides in politics
voice no such condemnation
Of william Shakespeare.
Read his plays some
time" says Frank. He was
outspoken on every issue"
Frank. one Of the film
eolony's most dedicated
Democrats. doesn't go along
with critics who argue that
stars misuse their influence
on political issues.
Il don't know what in
nuence I have with anyone.
but ! think it's an actors
duty to use whatever In
fiuence he may have to at
tain those ends he thinks
are right.
Love h Personal
Most Of US are citizens,
too"
The Sinatra record In films
Is one Of controversy-"From
Here to Eternity" in which
he rebelled against Army
abuses, to THE Man with
the Golden Arm" which
treated Of dope addiction.
Now comes Kings Go
Forth"
Some people won't under
stand this picture" he pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

acters as human beings-not
as white. grays. blacks or
polka dots. Love must be
accepted as q very personal
relationship between in
dividuals. for that Il what
II Is"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
by sHEMAH GRAHAM

Hoftu AmeriCAu NtNspAbEf AAAiAhrg
HOLLYWOOD. II Just
couldn't bear to make another
picture with Jayne Mans
field" Dan Daley told me.
explaining why he parted
company with 10th Century
Fox. after IL years under
contract there.
II was supposed TO do Kiss
Them for Me- with Jayne in
August. II was the kiss Of
death as far as the studio
and ! were concerned. I'd
already made The Maynard
Bus with Jayne. and that
was enough for me-"
That's when Dan changed
the name Of the studio TO
"Penitentiary Fox" and why
he wanted TO free-lance. Il
was frustrated at Fox. but II
isn't only this company. Any
studio will do anything to
have the picture make money
regardless Of what 1t does to
the actor. This guys hot
they say. Put him in the
picture, the people viii come
to see him regardless It
doesn't bother them that they
won't come TO see his next
picture. maybe"
No Sweat Shirt Actor
In the future. Dan said. he
will avoid working with girls
who have nothing more than
physical measurement to
recommend them. Il like
everything in moderation.
he added. I'm not against
bosoms as such. But you're
doing q scene with a girl. and
all she's conscious Of is
whether her bra is being used
TO the best advantage. You
might as well be doing q doc
umentary for a girls UNDER
wear company"
Dapper Dan. who belongs
TO the northumberland
school Of acting-definitely
no sweat shirts - recently
completed underwater War
rior" for Metro. And thinks
it's q pretty good little pic
ture. He made this as q
free lancer.
Years ago. from Just be-
fore until Just after World
War II. Dan was under con-
tract to MGM. They signed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

diets. None Of US would
even consider doing q Aim
advocating mixed marriage.
whether racial or religious.
or condemning II. This Is q
love story. and We hope the
public will accept the char
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

ARENA-"Pictures in the Hallway" 2:so pm: Juno and
the Paycock." 7 pm.
MA