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The Adak sun., 1958-03-10
Monday, 10 March 1858
ADAK SUN

hO i:! ricai . C! lz0o AOAf
 ARE YOU AFRAID
 (con't)
 Lots of fellows get a good education
 while in the service and fortify their study with some real practical experi- ence. Others seem to think that anyone
 who shows any initiative in the Navy is foolish. But these are skeptics, the cynics who never see good in anything or : anyone. Fortunately, their relationship " to the Navy rarely extends beyond a first ]: enlistment.
 ]" Aim your sights high, shoot for the i stars, try to grow and you won't regret ; your Navy time. Some day we II have to : account for allotted time.... let's have : something to show for it. The opportun- ity is your in the Navy. ] DIRECTOR OF THE : NAVY NURSE CORPS ; Captain Ruth A. Houghton, NC, UsN,
 has been selected by Secretary of the Navy Thomas S. Gates, IT,, as the next Director of the Navy Nurse Corps. She will succeed Captain W. Leona Jackson, ] NC, USN, Who is scheduled to retire on April 30, after four-year term. ] Captain Houghton, now on duty at US. Naval Hospital, Bethesda, M., will take j over her new duties on May l. She also ! at that time will become Director, Nurses ] Division, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. !: ESPRIT OF ST. LOUISE " Takes Lindy for Hop : ] Fit. Benning, G. (AFFs) Charles A. : Lindberg flew to New York from here rec-- ently in the "Spirit of St. Louis, nbut ] he. was a passenger, not the pilot. i Lindberg, an Army corporal and no re- : 1ation to the famous pioneer of aviation was going home on leave and chanced to board Delta Airlines plane named in
The Adak sun., 1958-03-10

ooM fage @ ;
 WHAT MAKES 4 MAN A MAN?
 What makes a man a man? Instinctiv- ely, all of us have an idea as to what it takes to be the ideal man, and when certain qualities are missing in the people we meet we seem to notice it at once.
 In speaking of these characteristics which make a man, We should bear in mind that We are speaking of a nperson" and not just of an individual.
 There is a definite difference in the meaning and use of there two words. The individual as such is man considered as fragment of society, something cut off from the rest; but a person is a man considered in his Wholeness, not separat- ed from but actively associated with hu- man society.
 A person is a being endowed with body and soul, and as person he has respon- abilities to:
 l. God, because man is made by Hin.
 2. Society, because he is part of
 the groups
 }. Himself because eventually he must
 answer for himself to his Creator.
 Take whatever definition of man you wish; make up your own, but eventually you will come to the conclusion that man lives in a world with other men where he must respect the rights of others in order to get along, and that he owes to himself the best this life can give. Lucian c. Mattiello
 Lto CHG. USN
 LANDS on LAND for lst time in ..: ANTARCTICA. ..
The Adak sun., 1958-03-10
LANDS on IMPRACTICAL.

1Al'A1A1'oA +. <1
 Washington (AFFS) = The first solid ground landing in the histroy of explor- ation on the Antarctic continent has been made by a Navy Admiral ~
 The landing was made on Q newly re- paired strip of beach at Marble Point, Antarctica, in the Cape Bernacchi area.
 Ilanes in Antarctica previously have had to land and take off on skis or use the Navy bay ice runway at McMurdo Sound, which is poerational only part of the year..
, 1958-03-08
GEORGE EDWARD COLE

A complaint wcs filed before a
United Sfotes Commissioner at San
Francisco. Colif. on January 2, 1857,
charging George Edward Cole with NO.
lotion Of The Unlawful Flight to Avoid
Prosecution Sfo+ute in that he fled from
the Stote Of California to avoid prose-
cution otter olIesedIy numbering a
police officer.
Cole is described as follows: Born,
March "a. 1927. Philadelphia, Pa.
Height. 8 feet | inch. Weight, $50 to
l76 pounds. Build. medium. Hair,
brown. recedins. Eyes. brown. Com
pfexion, medium. Rcce, white. Ma
tionohtY. American. Occupations: bus
driver, truck driver. fypist. Sears and
murks: pit scor on outside corner Of
right eye. smoII cut scar on inside Of
left wrist, oppendeefomy scor: +ottoo.
smoll heart and names MON" and
Dad" and letter. "GP" or Tsp" on left
forearm; fot+oo. s-poin+ stor on back Of
left hand. He eor full upper denture.
Cole has previously been convicted
Of srond larceny and robbery. He re-
portedly has stofed thoi he will shoot
any police officer attempting to appre-
bend him. Cole is considered armed
and dangerous.
Any person having informotion which
might assist in locating this fugitive is
requested to immediately notify the
Director Of the Federal Bureau Of In
vesfisotion, United Stotes Department
Of Justice. Washington rs, D. G., or the
SpecioI Agent in Charge Of the neorest
FBl Division. the telephone number Of
which appears on the first pose Of local
telephone directories.
, 1958-03-08

81.
Of Miss Thraen to the Post
ra-ter General and the In
so cter in Charge of this area.
This action followed the re-
cent endorsement by the Re-
publican Club Of Messrs. A.
Holder and H. Porter for the
post.
Miss Thraen is considered to
have the best chance Of any of
the local aspirants, but the
possibility exists that the job
may go to a mainland candi-
date.
, 1958-03-08
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruple,
will be received at the Depart
ment of Property & Procure
ment, Division Of Procure
ment, Christiansted, ST. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until HOO
A M. March 10, 1858, and then
publicly opened for MAN
HOLE COVERS w 1 7 H
FRAMES.
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informal
ity in bids and, unless other
wise specified by the Govern
ment or by the bidder, to ac-
cept any item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
Division of Procurement,
Christiansted, St. Croix, Vir-
gin Islands.
Alphonso RomneY
Clerk-in-C Charge
Div. Of Procurement
ST. Croix, v. I.
1910
, 1958-03-08
INDUSTRY

LANO 49,
both of whom will represent
the Public. Gordon Skeoch,
President of St. Croix Sugar
Cane Industries, Inc, and
John P. Scott, Principal Of the
Charlotte Amalie High School,
who will represent employers;
Raymond Pedro, President of
the St. Croix Labor Union and
Ithiel Melchoir, of the Saint
Thomas Public Works Depart
ment, who will represent en-
ployees.
The Committee will open
hearings in ST.. Croix on
March II, in the District Court
r o Q m in Christiansted at
10 am.
, 1958-03-08

There are so many automobiles
in the United States, e recen: SUR
veY shows. that if every man.
woman and child in the country
were to enter an automobile at
the same time there would be
room TO spare. says a study Of the
Twentieth Century Fund.
, 1958-03-08
EDUCATION

Der Is, 1856 to March 4, 1853"
eve have seen you admins
ter an extremely difficult Of
fee with, at times, arduous
duties, and WE have admired
the enthusiastic manner in
which you have approached
and, in our opinion, solved
each problem which has con-
fronted you. May we then
wish for you many more years
Of useful service to the people
Of the Virgin Islands"
At the same time the staff
unanimously pledged to DR..
Andred C. Preston, the newly
appointed Commissioners, their
full support and loyalty in adj
ministering his office.
, 1958-03-08

The U. S. would have spent
nealY Us billion dollars more on
education in 1850 if all our schools
had been brought TO what are
considered minimum standards,
notes a report of the Twentieth
Century Fund.
, 1958-03-08
DINNER KNIVES.

The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any i~nformality
III bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item IN the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
Division Of Procurement,
Christiansted, st. Croix, Vir-
gin Islands.
Alphonso Romney
Clerk-in-C Charge
Div. of Procurement
St. Croix, v. /.
1910
, 1958-03-08
Hit NO l
MART presents

h1dl u D1SoCAASb
an Allied Artist Picture:
"HoLD BACK THE NIGHT"
John Payne, Mona Freeman,
Peter Graves, Chuch Connors
A thrilling story of the U. S
Marines in Action in Korea +! !!
Hit No. 2
New York Films presents:
SEVEN DOOR TO DEATH"
Chick Chandler, June Clyde
Suspense a n d excitement /!
M.G.M. Pictures presents
a gorgeous, glorious, %glittering
Gold Mine Of Entertainment!
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
MEET Me IN LAS VEGAS"
In Cinemascope & Color
Dan Daley, Cyd Charlse,
Oscar Karlsweiss,
Agnes Moorhead
And The Four Aces
Lena Horn, frankie Lane,
Mitsuko Sawamura
Filmed in Americas fabulou:
Playground, with many Song Hit:
Also Latest Worldwide News
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-03-08
T I E S D a Y
M.G.M. Pictures presents
SONG OF LOVE"

A. reissue, because It was one
of the finest y!
katherine Hepburn, Robt. Walker
(plus) Paul Henreid, Leo ]. Carroll
A mot wonderful Love Story!!H
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-03-08
CALL FOR ByDG

Sealed bids, in quadru1le ,
will be received at the De
partment Of Property & Pro-
curement, Division Of Procure
ment, Christiansted, St. Crcix,
Virgin Islands, until 100
M. April 2, 1858, and then
publicly opened for t h e
HEAVY DUTY UTILITY
KITCHEN TRUCKS AND
DISH TRUCKS, ALSO
FORKS, TEASPOONS,
SOUP SPOONS N
DINNER KNIVES.
, 1958-03-08
MUST SELL BY
March II
Almost New

Almost New -
4 Folding Beds, Chest of
Drawers, Formica Dinette
Set, Wicker chairs and
tables, small table lamps,
assorted kitchenware and
electric appliances.
Company Street. over
Merrill's Pharmacy
Can be seen from IL to 2
or 6 to 8 P. M.
, 1958-03-08
W E D N E S D A Y
500 and 8:30 pm,

Big Double Feature Day !!
Hit No |
The Arizona post., 1958-09-05
AJC Head Urges
Israel Support

BUENOS AIRES (JTA) -
The deep interest of Ameri-
can Jewry in Israel was en-
phasized at a press confer
ence here by Irving M. Engel,
president of the American
Jewish Committee, who is
heading a delegation of his
organization now visiting Lat
in American countries for the
first time, and developing
closer contact with Jewish
communities there.
1--WE, the American Jewish
Committee, have been giving
our unstinting support to Is
rael since the establishment
of the Jewish State, and have
played an important role in
its creation, Mr.. Engel Salu.
1--WE did not come to Argen-
tina because we felt that the
Jews here needed our help,
like the Jews in North Africa
for instance. But we came to
exchange views with Jewish
leaders here, to establish col
laboration for the future, and
to work together for the bene-
fit of Israel" the AJC presi-
dent stressed.
The Arizona post., 1958-09-05

where discrimination on
grounds of religion and race,
are considered a crime and a
violation of the spirit of the
Indian Constitution.
According to scholars, at
the time of the Second De-
struction of the Temple in 70
AID, seven men and seven
women, sailing the Arabian
Sea in a small boat, were
shipWrecked off the coast of
Bombay. These were the Bene
Israeli. Descendants of these
people still live in Bombay.
These people always kept
closely within their commu-
nifty, and kept alive the spirit
of Israel. The Bene Israeli of
Bombay, however, adopted
Indian dress = the women
wearing the sari in the Mar
athi manner. Their language
is also Marathi and they pub
lish their own papers in the
Marathi language.
THE JEWISH community
of Kerala, along the extreme
southwestern coast of India,
has it's own story. There is
evidence that at Cochin, Ker-
ala, Jews first arrived about
the fourth century, C.E. This
is supported by the existence
of copper plate grants of the
Maharaja of Cochin making
over tracts of land to the
Jewish immigrants and as
suring them of favorable
trading facilities. 1t is in Co
chin that we find "black" and
white" Jews.
It is held by some that the
"black" Jews are converts.
This fact is widely contested
by the Jews in India. Even
! the question of conversion to
The Arizona post., 1958-09-05
By T. MARIAN

NEW DELHI, India (JTA)
If you tell an Indian that
"there are Jews in India," he
will be surprised. But if you
tell a European that there are
black and white Jews in In
dia, he will be more surprised.
But it is a fact that there
are Jews in India-about 26,-
9OO-and black and white
Jews, as we'll. In Europe and
in the United States, a Jew is
often recognized by his name.
But in India, surnames like
Abraham, Samuel and Solo
The Arizona post., 1958-09-05
Ancien Jewish Community
Indio: Land Of Black, White Jews

the faith is a matter of argu-
ment. But the fact remains
that these two varieties OF
Jews even today live in separ-
ate communities and have
their own synagogues.
Whatever the origin of the
Indian Jews, the fact remains
that the Jews in India have
fully identified themselves
with the other Indian commu-
mites. They speak the Ian
guage of their adopted land
and wear the same kind OF
dress as other Indians. But
this is not the case with the
"Baghdadi Jews" of Calcutta.
With very few exceptions
they have not been able to in
tegrate themselves into the
life around them.
Thus in view of the diver
sity of origin of the various
communities of Jews in In
dia it is difficult to talk IN
general terms of an Indian
Jewish community. 1t is the
tenuous bonds of a common
ritual and faith that bind
them together.
The Arizona post., 1958-09-05
Ancient Jewish Community

mon are very common Spe-
cially in the state of Kerala,
which is now ruled by Com
munist government. In Bonn
bay you may meet a Jew or
rather a Bene Israel with the
name of Nagonkar, a Marathi
name.
TO UNDERSTAND the po-
sition of the JeWry in India
of today, one has to go back
about 1000 years. The Jews
were living in India long be-
fore there were Christians in
Europe. The Jewish commu-
nifty in India was established
400 years before the Chris
tan era. Some years back
Krishna Menon, India's De-
fense Minister, said that "the
Jews have become a part and
parcel of our country" and
pointed out that only recently
5000 Jews of Afghan origin
had found a home in India
and "were respected citi-
ZenS."
Freedom of religious prac-
tice is cherished in India,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
1t Broke Bills Heort

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
The blow-up between William
Holden and Paramount was
caused by the studios refusal
to lend him to Daryl Zanuck
for Roots of Heaven. 1T
broke my heart not to do the
picture" Bill told me. He added
this could be the end Of his 10
year association with Para
mount. With no acceptable
movie in sight, Bill is taking
of for Europe again: then on
to Asia to appear with his
prize winner, 1.-THE Bridge on
the River Kwai." Wife Brenda
Marshall goes with him.
Zsa Zsa GabOr says it isn't
true that Dominican Republic
Dictator TrujillO gave her
a yacht, that she was merely
a guest on The Angelica during
her stay in New Orleans and
Miami. jeanne woodward
and Paul Newman will appear
at the Foreign Press Award
dinner tomorrow night, where
jeanne is expected to bag a
golden globe for her Three
Faces of Eve
4 i
Elizabeth Taylor spent So 1000
ON a fancy ball gown in Paris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
CATHOLIC u.
PLAY Will TOUR
SOUTH AMERICA

South American play
goers will sample the work
of Catholic University
playmakers this summer.
as one project of the Pres
ident's Special Interna-
tional Program for Cultu-
raj Presentation.
The play is Song OF
Bernadette," to be staged
at the university In mid
March. The undergraduate
cast will be sent on tour
. with the production to
play the capital cities of
ali or most Of the South
American countries.
The complete itinerary
has not yet been set, but
the tour is expected to last
from the middle Of June
until the end Of August.
The play is the adapta-
ton by Jean and Walter
Kerr Of the Franz Werfel
novel. 1t first was done at
Gu IA years ago and then
went on to Broadway pro-
duction. 1t is being d.
rected by Father Gilbert
v. Hartke. head Of the uni
versity's speech and drama
department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25


there is only one intermission
because everyone felt II would
be a shame to break into the
fast-moving fun with . third
act.
A large and talented cast
helps Name score | rollicking
point after point for the JOY
of living. Special bows go to
Harrison Hart, as the 10-year-
old nephew who suddenly be-
comes q part of Names b.
hemian life, and her real love;
Bernice Mclaughlin. the
horned rim glasses secretary
which life almost, but not
quite, passed by; Dorothy Sef-
ton, who'll likely to make you
hate all the best" families of
Connecticut, and Ann Sullivan.
the doughty Irish maid.
The highlight, though, is
Miss Bennett. "Auntie Name"
is just her meat. And she at
tacks it with relish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

last week. But alas. it was too
tight. and Liz had to shell out
more maZuma to couturier
Lanvin for something a bit
more bouffant. The ballerina
skirt stopped short of her
knees. Staid British actress
Anna Neagle plunges into be-
bop. for her next movie. "The
Lady Is a Square"
Curt Jurgens and Claire
Bloom caught up with each
other in London. and here's 9
quote-reportedly from Miss
Bloom: Maybe I will marry
him." Curt also visited with ex-
wife Eva BartOk and took her
to. dine at Les Ambassadors,
but was too busy to see Eva's
baby, Deana Garzia Jurgens,
born after their marriage was
dissolved. Curt was in London
to, f1t the clothes he will wear
in "The Inn of the Sixth Hap
piness"-his movie with Ingrid
Bergman.
= -
Joan Collins writes that she
is bored in Moralia, Mexico.
where she is filming with Greg
DRY Peck. 1.-THE restaurants and
movie theaters close at 9. And
there is only one thing to do
I'm studying Spanish"
Jean Simmons gets that
urchin cut by shipping her hair
with a nail scissors. That's how
all the urchin haircuts look to
me. Jean will take 17-month-
old Tracy to London this sum-
mer when she makes her movie
with husband, Stewart Granger.
His two children by his pre-
vious marriage will have fun on
the 10,000-acre ranch in Ari-
iona, until pop returns in late
August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
BEVERiDGE

Continued From Page Ais
theater has to offer. and as
Name, the mark Of a real
trouper shows up.
Miss Bennett - along with
Mane-is one OF The worlds
best-dresSed women. As Of now,
she also is one OF the fastest
dressed. Only for q few min
utes is she off-stage during the
two-plus hours Of action, yet,
|miraculously, she materializes
in what appears to be a dress
for each of the years she ram
pages through between 1928
and 1916.
The most confoundedly COM
|plicated group of sets the Ma
tional stage has seen in many
"a day move at just as fast a
clip without q hitch. We lost
track, but there must be q full
two-dozen scene changes. And
we got the impression That
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
Films of More Than Routine Merit

DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER"-War beyond shell range
hilarious melee for Glenn Ford Mickey ShaughnesSy
my MAN GODFREY"-SickIy remade with David Niven
the bIueblOod butler. June AlIysOn the zany deb
CHARACTERISTICS Jones and Gordon MacRae in
film Of the Rodgers Hammersein musical classic
OPERATION MAD BALL"-Jack Lennon and Ernie KOvacs
in a wheeling comedy about (Sls in Normandy.
PURSUIT OF THE GRAF SPEEr-SuspensefuI recreation
Of famed World War III chase, documentary tome
"SAYONARA"-NarlOn BrandO and Red Buttons in . fine
film Of James Michener's East-meetS-We novel.
TEA AND SYNfPATHY"-DebOrah Kerr and John Kerr
re-create their stage roles in sensitivey movie
=? HNG8Y MEN"-Henry EOndS Jury n movie
nat won top donors ut the Serlin Slim Festival
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
AIRPORT
NEW STANTON fNEATRE
NEW LOCATION
on 18th and Il. i. Ave. NE.
Ia. 6-3633

LA. 6-3033
LAST DAY
Ample Parking Facilities
TWO OF THE 0REATE6T FRENCH
CLASSICS ON THE SAME PROGRAM.
Jean Cabin. lisa Miranda star in the
masterpiece that is one of the greatest
French motion pictures ever made and
one Of the most outstanding motion
pictures Of our time. We are indeed
fortunate to be able 70 show you Rene
lovers doomed by their past For
authenticity this great triumph was
filmed on location in Genoa. It is ac-
claimed by critics all over the world
TO be Q sruly superb masterpiece and
won several international awards. in
sud Ws tn as oasS Rsx d Jnts.9a sss
Academy Award for best foreign Aim
Of the year. 1t Is either severely CEN
Sored or banned in most nearby States.
See the. original. complete. uncut, I'M
censored version at the New Stanton.
WALLS OF MALA PAGA"
with English subtitles)
at 800 and 9:O5 plus
Roger Pigaut, Claire /Maffei, star in
another French classic MASTERPIECES de-
plotting q touching portrayal of the
close martial relationship Of impoy-
sTsnsd sIUTs 81 1h; e.0SsS n
clined husband and his young enticing
wife Won several International awards,
including the Grand Prix international.
ANTOINE. AND
ANTOINETTE"
with English subtitlesl
az 7:30. and 1929
RECOMMENDED FOR
ADULT AUDIENCES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
WHERE
AND WHEN

etaee
Carter Barron Amphiihealer
Louis Armstrong and Ella
Fitzgerald: $40 pm.
National-"The Growing
Experience: $50 pm.
Olney--"The Cave Dwellers";;
$40 pm.
Ambassador-"No Time for
serEeants": lis. s:20. S:20,
tao and Gas pm.
Apex - Guys And Dolls:
i:2o. 4. e:ts and $50 pm.
Capital - King Creole:
ii:10. i:iS. s:2s. $50. tao and
e:l5 pm.
Columbia" $50 pm
Dupont - Summertime;
1915. 2:ss. Ass. T:i5 and
o:35 pm.
Keith's - The VIKING:
i1:1S am. lao. 3:2S. B:35. TAO
and $50 pm.
MacArthur-''Hlue Murder ri
st. Trinian's": $40. SOS and
|o:55 pm.
MctropoIitan-"No Time for
Sergeants": 1850 am. i:30,
$3.50. 5:3s. 7::35 and $40 pm.
Ontari0-"The Key: l pm.
$40. $40. 7:35 and. 9:45 pm.
Palace-"Kings Go Forth,
li:l5. 100. 3:25. $50. 7:30 and
$40 pm.
Playhouse = Imitation Gen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

an equal number In Los Angeles
will be making his farewell
appearance In the role here.
He win miss Tony. one Of his
favorite roles. Also. he says.
lone Of the most difiicult. Less
er's. you know. Is really remark
able music. very good. fascinat-
ing 10 sing, but not the sort
anyone can sing easily eight
times a week."
Mr.. Weede who has been
singing In q California setting.
and q realistic looking one for
more than two years. win ind
himself singing In the actual
California next season.
They kept asking me until
I said ! would sing the season
with San Francisco's opera
company" he explains. "A
great music city, San Fran
CISCO"
The season viii be his 37th
as a baritone who has sung
everywhere from the Metropoli-
tan Opera outward.
MOREOVER; It's Gadsby's
Tavern play time again in Alex
andria Mary Youry. stand
ing in for the original chair
man appointee. John w. Finney.
informs this department the
play this year viii be Gold
See CARMODY, Page Ash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

erai": ii:io am, 1880. ass,
AIS. 8. 7:l5 and o:3s pm.
Plaza - ~And God Created
Woman; 1850. l.l0. $40,
$40, tbs and Gao pm.
Trans-Lux-''The Bridge on
the River Kwai": 10 am. 1910,
$50, e:7o and $40 pm.
Uptown = South Pacific:
$50 pm.
warnsr-"s Search for Para
disc: s:3o pm.
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