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Paramount Pictures presents
in Vista Vision and Technicolor
THE MOUNTAIN"
Spencer Tracy, Robert Wagner,
Claire Trevor
The Mountain! where you'll
be part of an exciting experience
in suspense u The Mountain
where you'll climb with two
brothers, one like Cain, the other
like Abel-one good, one evil. in
search of a wreckage of a giant
Airliner at the Summit !! The
Mountain where you'll live
amid the scope, the splendor
The full majesty of the Alps! !!
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-07-07
RUMoRs

day night. The islands two
top officials, along with Budget
Director Joseph Fitzpatrick,
held conferences in Washing
ton with Interior Department
officials.
Mr.. Merwin, who said it is
his preference to remain on as
Government Secretary, de-
clared he had absolutely no
Information, that he was being
considered for governor. Every
time somebody steps on a
plane, rumors start, he stated.
, 1958-07-07
PRICED FOR QUICK
SALE

80 #. serving counter with
red formica top.
Galvanized double sink, insti-
tutional kitchen type.
4-burner gas range with oven.
3-burner gas grill.
Easy fully automatic washer.
Inquire:
former Blue Lagoon Restaurant.
Christiansted
, 1958-07-07
SUMMER

$50
sonage. Parents and guardians
are urged to register their
boys early.
, 1958-07-07
Cord Of Thanks

We wish to thank all per-
sons for their expressions Of
sympathy during the illness
and upon death of our beloved
godmother Margret Martin.
, 1958-07-07
TRINIDAD

agement Of numbers Of chill
dren, the physical require
ments Of teachers and pupils,
specialized planning of rooms,
as we'll as of technical matters
in construction, sitting, venti-
lation, lighting, structural
safety, drainage and costs.
, 1958-07-07
NO DUMPING

Anyone found dumping in
the vicinity Of the Lagoon
will be prosecuted by the law.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
Survival Film Offered

The second in the series, Ten
for Survival" will be tclcvlscd
saturday. November %, from
$50 pm TO 9 pm. over Station
WrVS. Channel so, Detroit.
Tire title for episode two is,
knowledge Is Survival Chef
ilLntlcy. host for thc series, and
Or. Loren Eisclcy, chairman of
The anthropoIogy department Of
he University of Pennsylvania,
will discuss man as an evolving
.rcaturc, ever subject to change
DR. Eisclcy points out that il
vas mans brain which enabled
him TO adapt 10 changing en-
vironmcnt. lie discusses how
spocial become extinct and why,
nd indicates the evolution Of
pur present social structure. DR.
Eiscicy calls the scicnt fic meth
cd mans greatest invention and
ives some thought TO the ques-
tons: Docs man merit survival,
and Docs Man want to Survivor"
Together IIuntley and DR. Else
ley explore mans past. and indi-
cate possibilities for his future.
Graphic illustrations arc used TO
lend dramatic impact to this pro
gram.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
Lothridgc's room.

Harry Scott, 81, of 6659 f.
Lafayette, was arrested and
,hargc,. with as - 1T and battery
ast week on the complaint Of
lis girl friend. Miss Mary
:fowlkcs %, of 500 Helen.
Miss Fowlkes sad she was as.
slultcd while visiting Scott 5
apartment after lie accused her
Of another man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22

Eddie Lee Sheppard, 81, Of
3Ol East Palmer, was arrested
last week and charged with as
Sault and batter on the com
plaint of his rstranged wife
Mrs. Matte Sheppard, Of 456
lIcndric.
Mrs. Sheppard accused her
husband of beating her about
The face and body Via his fists
ct. 10 during al argument over
)inc furniture
Katherine Charles. 80. If 1912
Benton. was arrested and charg-
I'd with engaging in an illc"aI
occupation last week. Police said
they confiScatcd 1873 current dat
ed bet slips.
Essic Anderson, 50. of 5000
Wrcford, was smrgcd and knock
CO down last week and robbed
Ct her purse containing 25c.
Police SAID Mrs. Anderson was
Walking on Grand River near
Wrcford, when 81, was attacked
~ two youths who escaped.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
Northeast Detroit
Spotlight.

were Mrs. Jackie Stewart Miss
Mary Edmonds. Mrs Mablc
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. David
House. Harris Johnson. Clarence
King. Robert Blackburn and
son, Miss Carolina Lewis, Carl
Hunlcy. Mr. Street. Mrs. Clyde
Hull. Mrs. Bernice Harold, Mrs.
Anna Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Blackburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Sanford. Mr.. and Mrs Nathan
iel Sanford, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henry Shezog, Mrs. Virginia
Crosby, Daniel Hill and Mr..
and Mrs Tim l.. Jones.
Mrs Elvira Hugh of 1888
st Aubn Street is ILL., Mr. and
Mrs. James Verne Egslcston are
the proud parents of a new ba-
~ boy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
PEACE BAPTIST CHURCH

Mrs. Rosa Kemp newly ap-
pointed president Of the state
womenS department. was the
quest speaker a, the Missiona-
~ Socletys Sunday night pro
Gram.
Mrs. Kemp was appointed to
fiji the vacancy of Mrs. Carrie
Phillips who died short time
80 Mrs Mary Tanning is chair.
q IN Of tie DTo-'a.H rommltlev
and Mrs. Gcrtrrd, Harris, CO.
chairman Mrs. Quecnio Means
is president Of the thurchs NJ.
5.
Mrs. Means presented Mrs
Ruby Clary, the pastors wife,
who in turn introduced the
speaker of me evening Other
ncn Ocis who ape red wcre}
Mrs. Lois People who read a
rupture, ard SIS N''ic Ia
Aho o. ned rla',r.
The metropolitan District
Council met last Thursday at
the Tabernacle Baptist Church.
Or Is prC idcn
cf 'hc alstrct; ard Ms, ibltc
White. president q the council
Mrs. Bertha Far directed the
devotional period; and Mrs J.
B. Hill taught he morthly les
son Area leaders who reported
were Mrs. \. Cole. Mrs. Della
Nlonn his. RLay Harvey Mrs
fxcr Campbell. Ms F.. Mitchell
cad Mrs Lcona Reed.
Nj Waiter Pconlos wfc. Eta.
died Nov 10 She was the moth
i'cG and MargareI The funera.
VIII be held n Peace Baptist
Church Thursday, Nov. 20 At IL
IN.
Anyone wishing 10 sell De-
froit Tribune newspapers or
would like their church, club
or social news in this column
should call Jsmes Alfred But.
Ter, at TW 3-46S3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
IT'S SPREADING
LIKE WILD FIRE

The crganizin. Of block clubs
is beginning al over the west
,6n
Mr. Warren Lewis. president
+ 80 6lOO Star 4 Block Club
rs 80 succesSiu' with his Hal
owc.l Eicek Dance that many
tnc joining .snens are in the
process OF crss aizing similar
ubs. Youth CLUBS are also in
he process of being Termed
If they arr successful, which
I'm sure they will be, what a
bealt ful city thus viii DE in
he f..,J IRE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
Make Sure Sania's
GihS Arrived Safe

DETROIT - Santa Caus YIN
soon be around with his IN,
and good wishes But along Win
his loads of good cheer bc wr
bring disappointment also
This is because peoples AZ
compAShments are sometime,
not equal to their good intent
They shop diligently. spend Is.
ishly, and remember everyone
Then they promptly undo much
ct then fine wolN oy careless
packaging and improper address.
ing.
The value Of items lost
through inadequate preparation
varies from a few pennies 10
hundreds of dollars The value
81 the sentiment involved is be,
yond calculation.
What sorts Of things do poS
offices find loos. IN the mails
because 81 inadequate prepare
ton or unbelievable and unre.
turnablc because OF inadequate
address? Just about everything
that can be sent through the
mails: Matches. money costume
Jcwelry. medicines and l.lamn
pills, clothing fancy work, hos
icry. stationery sardcn supplies
seeds, etc
Occasionally. a lost item is de-
livered through clue found in
side the parcel In most .
stances. however neither the ac
GresSee nor the sender can be
Identified, so the lost item IS
held al the local post office for
30 days and then sent to one oil
the Is dead parcel posi- branches
for disposal by auction. Recov
cry may be made by either send
er or intended recipient upon
presentation of proper idenllil'
cation. al any. time prior 10 Inc
actual auction. This obviously
does not include pcrlsh'oles.
which must be disposed o.
promptly.
As IN all other matters III
tie bit Of prevention Is worm d
great deal OF cure II Aunt AZ
mes puts your Christmas prese@
ol birthday pre- ent IN a lllIIl"
package or Is careless WIN 'He
ad lrcsS either ore Of you eau
make recovery If you are aware
If the loss. Bpt way mol a@'
with a little better box or W
tic better wrappln paper u .
little stronger t~ne " 4 AO's
complete and morc accurate ~
dress. ~,
Postmaster, Edward / BAKER,
viii be glad u sne you iles -
char.c a pamphlet prepared y
the Post Office Department ="
good packag.ns ,ana ~rapp ',ai
practices And he Will Dc 90. .
Tor the opportunity TO ail's ',
any ether questions you I s'.
have about the mails io' ~, w.
Their information on ms'' -
problems. call Service anu Liam
formation. MO 3 $3.50 EN'''''''
POI. BIS, or 2)2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
FASHIONABLE PARTY

Five Dolls Club gave a party
Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Elsie Blackburn. Some Of the
guests who cNQyed the evening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
Court II ew S


resulted in al Argument and the
cutting
Garter was charged with fc.
lonious assault
Johnnie Davis. IS. and his
wife. Nancy. IS both Of $40
Las, adams. were admitted TO
Receiving Hospital last week
uffcrir. from hcroin with
crawA
Annabcll E4il, 40 of 684
Brady. va, arrested last week
end char ed with violating the
safe gambling law
Mrs Hill was arrested alter
he accepted bel from plain.
tlcthe, policeman The officer
AID b conlscAted 80 current
Gste5 vet slips afs! Sl3O.
J4mc + DIVA. ds Jr. 13, Of
1861 flcmn-. ms arrested last
week aud charged with carrying
concealed wcaporS.
Police sid they conflscated a
revolver from the trunk Of the
ar ia, youth was driving They
said Edwards Admitted stealing
inc gun from his uncle.
Clarence Lothridgc. 81. of
5lO9 Tillman. was charged with
violating the state narcotics law
II a Warrant last week
I lice said they confiscated
21C capsules OF hcroin from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
JIM BUTLER

Santa will arrive via hclicop.
ter on Ford Field Nov %. Aft
or landing. Santa will board the
Detroit Edison Co.'S calliope for
a parade on Woodward. Cort
land. Hamilton. McNichols and
back TO Woodward.
Pcrshing High School seniors
are busy rehearsing for their
roles in Dial NJ for Murder,
which will be presented at
pm, Nov 81 in their audltori
UNI.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
BY Court Reporter

Charlie Ruff.r, ~ 33 u 1910
Central va. arrested last week
al LiycrnMs ana Carbonda.c 70
lice said Ruffn> was armed niih
II gauge shotgun
Later the ttfcer. >Nd ~ s
learned that RUifn~ had beer
cambl.n1 @th avn D.er .on
tary
Dicker~on said he became In.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
DAWSON BLOCK CLUBS

4 combined executive and
membership meeting of the Da-
yison Association and Neighbor.
hood Block Clubs was held
Tuesday evening at the Evans
Recreation Center.
Mrs. Nelson. Of the Dept. Of
Health. was present and gave an
educational talk of the preva-
lcnce of tuberculosis in this
area. and pointed out the need
Of having chest Xrays made
She left some literature with
those who attended and adyis-
Cd that the important informa-
ton be distributed TO all the
clubs concerned.
Polio shots were given at the
vans Center. Thurs lay. Nov.
80. and Saturday. Nov Is.
Ffty-eight tickets were used
oy members who mad fun and
won prizes on tcievision's La.
dies Day" Nov 5. Mrs. Beatrice
Farris. vice president Of the
Northeast Improvement Club
Won beautiful o,dnhet fer her
hsplrin2 talk about shoe
Ace> other members who at
ended we're Mrs. Ncbcriha Glue
and Mrs Amanda Hanmonds
The social committee OF the
NC has planned a Christmas
party to be he'll y lhc Evans
Recreation the evening of Dec
:. The committee consists o.
Mrs. Blue. Mrs. Australia Moore
and Mrs. Ford. The program
iN,l' be ARRANGED by Mrs. liam
rords and Mrs Parker. The
members Of the NC are mad,
up Of families who live on
Grant and Dcar:ng streets be-
:. o'' ldr' and ARLINGTON
avenues. Isiah Peoples is prcsi.
dent
The Anglin NJ & J Improve
ment Club was organized Sun.
day Charles Fe,len wes elected
president As YVES previously
stated whist tournament will
be held at Evans Center Satur.
day Jan. 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22

Hcck and ch-rgcd with car
ts.n- eoa alcl weapon after
oiles cont,scatcd revolver.
Mob M adans admile GER
n- q Esr pusse
POLICE said the Gun carve TO
~ 4ltsr Air, 4 lam Is husband
~ 80 ecas x insoACd IN
ta Nth another mo-
to.-M4as minor aecr
aeat
4 'rssii. mansl.ughter warrcnt
asrsln- John 81 Hines Il Of
a504 Brush Hith mans'au-htcr.
was issued Last tcck afic- the
CIR ~ 4a. d,Nin crashed head
aih 4nr'her c-t on IN ONO
urifse siin- tc2 ~ ems.
+ a A,r>
81 u 21t7 hit.
aes nhas. CIR ,e> a olh,a IN
ecni
Eiiy >lcaolas % Of 5o2e
BIRD Suffered stab wounds Of
the ct ,ho idors ard arms
-t week
p.f.. ala NJ. <3rhola. ua<
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
IT'S OPEN HOUSE AT
ESTABROOK SCHOOL

Durlrp the week If Novecl-
her II, Estabrock school will
lold an cpcn house Parents are
mite, 10 come and see the
progress their Children are max
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
ATTENTION BOYS

Don't forget TO call Mrs. Cook
- TY 8-8398 10 earn your
: .ristmls mcney after school by
selling Detroit Tribune Ncwspa-
pcrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
18th E Warren
COMMUNITY
NEWS
BY Lucille o. Cock
PASTORS IsT ANNIVERSARY


Sunday. November 23rd. the
Willing Workers. Nurses Guild
and the Liquidatine Club OF
Chapel Hill Baptist Church. To-
Gated at $685. MAybury Grand.
are sponsoring program for
their pastor. Rev Ray Allen. in
honor Of his first anniversary
u pastoring Chapel Hill. The
kew. Clarence / Franklin pas
tor of New Bethel Baptist
Church and congregation will be
suests Of this program
Services will start at $50 p.
II Sunday afternoon The public
; invited - atend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25

yard In a first-rate perform
ance and fie on you II you
were expecting loss OF her.
1.-THE Gentle Touch" also can
be introduced as ample evil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Film Break for Bob Matthias

HOLLYWOOD CNANA).-
Bob Matthias, "the worlds
greatest athlete" will get his
greatest picture break with
John Wayne in THE Alamo"
Bob is currently touring the
East on behalf of his latest
picture, China Doll"
I spotted Kim Novak and Zsa
ZSa Gabor, arm in arm and real
chummy-wummy, pricing bau-
bles in a Beverly Hills jewelry
shop. Maybe Zsa Zsa was CIV
ing Kim some pointers on how
to acquire the expensive ice
Gary Cooper believes IN
every member Of the family
working. So, he is backing art
list daughter Maria in a greet
ing-card business. She is o
student at a local art school.
I wrote the other day about
an F. Sinatra being payroll
master on The Nuns Story
in Italy. This may account fol
the Como barbershop on the
Via Condotti. And. for the rec.
ord. there's also a Como bar
bershop in Beverly Hills.
Gordon MacRae and wife
Sheila have a contract to pay
each other enormous sums Il
they gamble In the casinos Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25

Las Vegas. Gordon has lost q
fortune at the tables. Paul
Newman is building a fence
around the swimming pool of
the house he and bride jeanne
Woodward rented in the Holly
wood hills. because his three
small children are coming here
in June to spend the summer
II want TO get married. but
I've never found a girl willing
to share my philosophy" -
quote from Liberaee. From what
/ know Of girls. they are willing
TO share everything that be-
longs TO their husbands.
A top Hollywood star in a cur
rent movie hit is bad news In
the New York niteries. His al
coholic scenes are happening
too often.
49,
Charlton HestOn, explaining
why he landed the top role in
Ben Hur":: There are only
two men in the world who car
drive a chariot-me and Fran.
See GRAHAM, Page c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena - "Mademoiselle CO.
lombe"; $40 pm.
NAtlonal-"No Time for Ser
geants"; $3.50 pm.
shubert-"Jane Eyre; $3.50
pm.
Screen
Ambassador - Marjorie
Morningstar": !. sos. $40.
7:i6 and o:25 pm.
Capitol - Paris Holiday:
1885 am. l:40. 3:46. $3.50,
7:b5 and 10 pm.
Columbia-"Cattle Empire;
1905. 2:o5. 4:05. 8. 8 and
o:55 pm.
Dupont - "Marcelino": I,
2:45. ass. $40. $40 and 10
pm.
Keith's - run Silent. Run
Deep: 1855 am. 1885. 3:35,
$40. TAO and $40 pm.
Macarthur - THE Gentle
Touch; Sis. sos and 10 pm
Metropolitan - Marjorie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25

| Morningstar"; II am, 1905
3:i5. $40, 1880 and o;36 pm,
Ontarlo-"Witness for the
Prosecution; 1870. $40, $50
sos and 1918 pm. h
Palace-"T'he Young Liens,
i0:40 am. 1895, 4:30, 1880 and
1925 pm.
Playhouse - Summertime,
II am. 1870. 1850. 4:20, sos
9 and $40 pm.
Plaza-"And God Created
Woman: 1880 am, LIS, $40
5:25. 7:35 and 9:4b pm.
Trans:Lux-"The Bridge or
the River Kwai": 10 am. /, 4
and 10 pm.
Uptown - South Pacific;
$3.50 pm.
Warner-"search for Para
disc; $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25

dence that the British also nave
slick magazine fiction for wom-
en-. II Is an adaptation OF a
novel by Sheila Russell, but It
still is a slick paper fable In
which almost all is right with
the world and that which is
wrong can be set right by a
woman applying common sense
and romance.
This is about the worst that
can be said Of II, though. II is
harmless and for the most part
deals with fairly normal peo-
pie reacting normally TO the
normal happenings in a hos
pital. You can even be CRATE
full to Producer Michael Balloon
for avoiding the rampaging
theatres that some movie
makers would find in a hospital.
THE Gentle Touch" follows
O class of trainees through the
diligent application, nasty tasks
and drudgery that make UP the
ordeal of learning TO be a
nurse. 1t concentrates most OF
its attention on two Of these
student nurses. One Of them,
played by Delphi Lawrence,
gets herself married to a young
doctor, against regulations,
then is found out when she
spends a night out with her
husband. The other. played by
Belinda Lee, falls in love with
another young doctor and grad
ually learns the joys Of serv-
ing her fellow man as a nurse.
In the end the matron gives
them a sympathetic lecture
and that's all there is TO that.
The matron is played by Miss
Wynard and she is a great help.
Her projection Of q wise wom-
an who knows what it is to be
q young student nurse and
also that rules and rigorous
discipline are needed is a most
winning one. II you are dafiy
about hospitals you'll have a
lot better time with The Gen.
tie Touch" than II you don't
care II you never see the in
side of another hospital.
MORE NURSES-The fresh
man class at the Washington
Hospital Center School Of
Nursing has found time amidst
the rigors described in The
Gentle Touch" to stage a stu
dent variety show. Titled Gaps
and Capsules" it viii be offered
tonight and next Friday night
at $3.50 at the center. Art
Brown viii be the guest master
Of ceremonies tonight and Al
Ross a week from tonight.
Proceeds from the seat sale
will be used to establish q stu
dent fund at the nursing
school.
ORIENTAL SPLENDOR -
They may be rare words to
apply to a night club extrava-
ganza. but beauty and charm
are two that must be applied
to the "Geisha Girl Revue"
Imported from Tokyo and here
tofore seen only at plush bis
tros in Reno, Las Vegas and
Miami, this has now been in
stalled at the Lotus. You would
be foolish to pass 1t up. 1t is
as refreshing a departure from
the norm in night club floor
shows as you ever have seen
Among other things. 1t is q
fine splash Of color, with a host
of Japanese girls clad in fresh
and dazzling native garb. They
are q dozen Of the prettiest
girls you ever saw. too, as they
go through production numbers
that are expertly staged and
lighted.
Some first-rate speciality per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
THE PASSING SHOW <
The Gentle Touch Is
An Agreeable Film
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
star stan Writer

The Joys and ibulaons Of preparing for
explored at length in The Gentle Touch
bundle from Britain at the Macarthur Theater
Agreeable 10 be the word for IT, II has covey OF pretty
girl tranees bloom In Technicoor II has couple young
mpesonate personabe doctors And has Diana Wynn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
The Cast

formers contribute 10 the gen.
eral festivity Of the "Geisha
Girl Revue" Headliners are a
pair OF Orientals not In the
Tokyo contingent but vaude-
Vile veterans IN this country.
They're named Ming and Ling
and they display a very funny
act. including Jokes by Ming
and vocal impressions by Ling
Of various singers, including
Eddie Fisher. Perry Como and
Al Jolson. ut takes both OF
them 10 imperSonate Elvis-
Ling with the voice and Ming
with the sideburns and swivel
Another who is vastly enter
tanning here is Tony Toyoda.
He delivers some Japanese
numbers nicely. then pulls an
applause : winning switch by
turning to an Oklahoma |"
medley in fine. robust baritone.
There is some speciality dane
ing. too. by Misao Shuree and
Junichi Hamida, who cover
quite a bit Of territory. from
the Kubuki lion. to japanese
acrobatics to the Nipponese
version Of jitterbug.
It's a Japanese spectacular.
this "Geisha Girl Revue" at
the Lotus. a fresh novelty
that's refreshingly entertain
ing.
LOCAL DRAMATIC Mary
land University production OF
oklahoma" opens tonight at
the Central Auditorium on the
campus. 1t will run through
May 3. with no performances
scheduled for Sunday and
Monday. Rudolph Puglese di-
rected. The Stella Marris
Players Of st. Gabriel's Church
Ton Grant Circle will offer
Arsenic and Old Lace" tonight
and tomorrow night. The two
maiden aunts who cheerfully
use their elderberry wine to put
lonely elderly men out Of their
misery. will be played by Cath
crime c. Kemp and Lois Hoyle
John F. Duncan, jr, is direct
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25

Joy csrmOdy. droms critic Tor The
sier Is snrou,s 10 Comes to serve
os the oiiieiol United S,otss dele
cote 10 the onnuol Film Festival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25

THE GENTLE TOUCH" . Rank
Organization release OF 4 Michael bal
con production, directed. BY. Pat jack
H GS s.'.S q Oi n. 9Sysl "a LAMP Ls
clifton Parker, In Teehnicolor. AZ the
Macarthur TheAteF,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21

for a summit conference. Mr..
Lloyd would only say that Cd
these were being discussed with
the NATO allies, and t2) East
West talks on suspension of nu-
clear weapon tests and on safe
guards against surprise attack
would be useful preparations
for a top-level meeting.
Won't Answer Bevan
When Aneurin Bevan, the
Labor Party's chief foreign af-
fairs expert. asked If the
House was to be told what poll
icy Britain was pushing with
its allies. Mr.. Lloyd snapped
back:
Certainly not. The idea that
in diplomatic exchanges with
allies on matters of consider
able difficulty. the opposition
and public should be told ex-
actly what is happening-that
is quite a fantastic conception. "
Mr.. Macmillan supported Mr..
Lloyd's refusal to go into de-
tails and reiterated that care
full preparation must precede
any summit meeting. In the
vote afterward. which the
Laborites forced, the Conserva-
tives' customary majority in the
House prevailed and the gov
ernment's foreign policy was
upheld. 308-242.