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Holmes County herald., 1959-03-26
Kin And About 7chuIo
VIVA AssociationaI
Meeting. April 2

There will be a VIVA Associa-
tional meeting in the Tchula Bap-
list Church Thursday, April 2 at
1880 pm.
All VIVA girls in the county are
urged to attend.
Holmes County herald., 1959-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Ferriss
have as their guest this week her
sister, Mrs. A. E. Miller of No
gales, Arizona. On Sunday they
motored to Bentonia for a visit
with Mrs. W. J. Riley, sister OF
Mr.. FerriSs.
Holmes County herald., 1959-03-26
Tchula Bond Boosters
Will Meet March 81

The Tchula Band Boosters Club
will meet at the school Tuesday,
March 81 at 500 pm.
There will be a short concert
followed by the business meeting
Officers will be elected for the
coming year.
All members and interested peo-
pie are urged to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
GET BACkON
SCHEDULE

Millions Of people have found
q safe, gentle way to regular
ity, and you can, too! It's the
Kellogg's AlkBran way, and
there's q good reason why this
way works.
You zee, one of the common
causes Of irregularity % lack
of bulk in the diet. Laxative
drugs which contain no bulk
can do nothing to correct the
cause Of this trouble.
Kellogg's An-Bran. on the
other hand, 10 Q whole bran
cereal. And bran i natures
best bulk-forming food. So
just q half-cup of Kellogg's
An-Bran with milk provides
all of the bulk needed for con-
sistent regularity.
Hyou'd like to try this COM
nonsense way to get back ON
schedule, without the use
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Continued from page 81
When Silence Helps

talk to, some way of reaching out to another human
being and of getting attention and love in return
The few moments the physician spent with that
man were as important to him as surgery might
have been to someone else.
2. Don't Be impasiens. There are times when il is
extremely difficult to find out what the problem is;
we have difficulty enough expressing our feelings
when we are not troubled. The listener must be
willing to tolerate considerable repetition vague
ness from troubled person.
Periods Of silence particularly seem to make the
listener impatient. Usually he PUSHES in with CON-
ment to fll the gap. But silence is important to a
troubled person who is trying to pull his thoughts
together under the stress Of strong emotion. The
listener should wait them out.
4. Don't provide ''the onswes." Unless the trou-
bled person is too i'll to do SO, he must come to his
own decisions The role Of the listener is either to
serve as a sounding board for the expression Of
feelings or to help bring into relief possible alterna
tive actions.
The only exception is this rule Of thumb: The
more serious the emotional distress, and the less
control the troubled person has over himself, the
greater control someone else will have to assume.
friend who complains Of hearing mysterious
voices which command her to behave in odd ways
obviously needs doctor.
Listening is an emergency 6rst-aid device. If
listening for two three sessions does not seem to
help solve someone's problem, then you should
refer the troubled person TO professional source
Of help, usually his doctor or minister. But more
often you will get the satisfaction Of realizing that
you yourself have helped fellow human being
through a rough spot. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
THE LYONS DEN
BY LEONARD lyons

The State Department request
ed Paddy Chayefsky to make a
cultural exchange visit to Mos
COW At "Destry Rides
Again" Harry Truman posed
with cooked pistol after some
one shouted, "The photogra-
pher is a Republican"
X
Richard Maney's article on
my Fair Lady" in the Satur-
day Evening Post reveals that
the shows director, Moss Hart,
has collected 100000 in fees
so far. Fancy fees, however.
never have altered Harris way
of life. In one of his shows
an actor complained he needed
an extra change of costume
Between my second and third
scenes, four years elapse.
Don't you think I should be
shown wearing a different
suit?" he asked. Hart replied:
1.-THE suit I'm wearing is five
years DID,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

week. Her Tv show was re-
newed for next year, and hus-
band Tony Owen gifted her
with a diamond bracelet and a
new house in Palm Springs.
Stop the presses! Linda
Christian told London report
ers she is too busy with work
for romance. With her two
daughters by Ayrone Power
with her mother in Mexico,
Linda has movie commitments
in Italy. Germany and Holland.
Somerset Vaughan. IS years
old, who is writing his last book
for the umpteenth time. left the
Riviera to visit with good friend
Winston Churchill. also IS. in
London. Wonder what Maug-
ham would say to John O'Hara's
81 million demand for the
movie rights to Appointment
in Samara." John took the title
from q Vaughan story.
lisa Miranda, who once played
leading roles here at Para
mount, is starring In the
London stage version OF
Tennessee williams "Orpheus
Descending" which Marion
Brando, Anna Magnani and
jeanne WOODWARD will make
as a movie next month.
Pam Murphy few to Duran
go. Mexico, to spend a week
with husband Audie, still film
ling 1.-THE Unforgiven" with
Burt Lancaster and Audrey
Hepburn. Back home, she tells
me Audie was quite i'll for a
few days. But Miss Hepburn
has recovered from her back
injury and the movie should be
finished within a month.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of showing


Stage
Arena Dark. "Epltaph for
George Dillon" starts tomorrow.
Catholic University - -Once
over Lightly: s:3o pm.
Screen
Ambasaador = Lonely
hearts: i:i5. Sis. Sis. tao
and o:25 pm.
Apex - Romeo and Juliet"
CBolshoi Ballet: las, $3.50,
$40, 7:45 and ESQ pm.
Capitol - "Some Like II
Hot: IL am. 1.05. 3:i5. b:25,
7:35 and e:45 pm.
Columbia - shaggy Dog:
ILLS am. lao. 3;25, $3.50. 7;35
and e:l5 pm.
Dupont - Tales OF Hoff-
man: 1915. 2:i0. 4:05, sos,
8 and 10 pm.
Naturalization OF Life;
1i:l5 am. lao, $3.50. 5:3S. 7:45
and 9.S5 pm.
MacArthur-"He Who Must
Die; 6:55 and GAS pm.
Metropolitan = lonely
hearts; 1880 am. 1880. 3:S5
5:s5. 7:s5 and s:35 pm.
Ontario - Room at the
Top; /. sos. $40, 7:25 and
e:4S pm.
Palace-"Al Capone"; ISIS
am, l:2o. S:25. $3.50, 1880 and
$40 pm.
Playhouse - "The Naked
Maja"; II am. los. Sis. 5:25,
l7:35 and GAS pm.
Plaza-"The House on the
Waterfront: ~. 2. 4. 6, 8 and
10 pm.
Town - Naughty Girl";;
1i:25 am, l:15. 2:55. 4:45
6:35, 8:25 and 1920 pm.
Trans-Lux - "The Caiflt
Mutiny":: II. AIS, 4:35. 6;5s
and 9:l5 pm.
Uptown--"S Sleeping Bauty";
lis, 2:30. AIS. 6. TAO and
9:25 pm.
Warner = South Seas Ad.
venture: $50 pm.
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John Wayne, Host

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) -
John Wayne is giving Conrad
Hilton competition in the ho-
tel business. John already owns
a hotel in Acapulco, Mexico. a
small hotel near the Metro lot.
and three apartment houses on
Wiltshire boulevard. Next on his
realty agenda is a hotel in
Puerto Rico. With $750,000 for
each movie, Wayne can afford
to expand.
First date on Arlene DahTs
agenda on her return here from
London is a luncheon with "es-
ranged husban d Fernando
Lamas, at the Hollywood
Brown Derby. They're friend
lier than most happy" couples
!. And. sharing the same
straw at The Traders: Starlet
Jill st. John and wealthy
young Lance ReventlOw.
That red hot mama. and !
do mean Sophie Tucker, viii be
the stellar attraction, with
AfariIyn Monroe - If husband
Arthur Miller will let Marilyn
go-at the Cannes Film Festi-
val Ann Southern's tele-
vision show tonight win be just
about nothing but hats. Rex,
on Rodeo drive here, makes
Ann a hundred a year for her
TV series.
Eva Gabor and Jorge Fuinle
are in a million dollar spin
Lauren BacalI has been start
/ ling the natives in India where
she's filming Northwest From
tier" by wearing a long onion
in her straw hat. The leek must
be to keep away the wolves :.
And while Miss Bacall tolls in
midas heat, a detective guards,
night and day. her two children
in London. After that burglary
| a while back. Lauren isn't TAX
ing any chances.
Donna Reed had three lovely
surprises on her birthday last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
End Of d Romance

NEW YORK - Brigitte Bar
dots producer, Raoul Levy, few
in from Paris last Tuesday. He's
here for their new movie. Love
Is My Profession" and for his
new projects with Columbia
Pictures. He discussed the NBC-
Tv strike over Dave Garroway's
film-tape of Miss Bardot in
Paris, and said: This news
should make every Russian
worker envious. A whole TV
network was blacked out be-
cause of a tiny, non-union-
made film tape. a nationwide
black to protect the rights
OF one union workman"
Levy reported that Miss Bar
lots romance with Sacha Distel,
the guitar player, is over. He
revealed this episode illustrate
ing the extent to which an ag-
gressive, imaginative French re-
porter would go to get a story:
Miss Bardot had gone to her
Riviera home with Jacques
Charter, her now co-star. She
refused to be interviewed after
he left. The reporter then sta
tiond himself outside her home,
and played a Sacha Distel re-
cording over a loudspeaker all
night long.
~ 4
Mary Martin and her hus-
band. Dick Halliday, now are
en- route to their home in the
Jungle of Brazil, for a holiday.
They seldom have spent q day
apart, ever since their mar
riage. In fact. during the run
of south Pacific" when Miss
Martin and the rest Of the cast
took daily sunlamp treatments
to look like inhabitants of a
South Pacific island. Halliday
insisted on sitting under the
sunlamp, too, so people won't
think we didn't take a trip to-
gether."
In Ethel Merman's Gypsy
contract is q clause prohibiting
the management from allocat-
ing opening-night seats to any
one who's seen the show out Of
town. The star properly wants
q fresh first-night audience !.
Miss Norman, Of course, won't
road-tour with this show after
the Broadway run. Her atti-
tude still is: $50 who cares Il
they know me in Peoria?"
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~ may AAWA ~ 80 Wte"Af@ -
Il IL not likely 70 follow the
footsteps Of some past Gu
musicals 10 Broadway. But q
lot more imagination has gone
into is content than went into
IFS title. And It's youthfully
exuberant cast IA veritable
army OF talented students -
plays II with rest and obvious
relish.
There are very few lulls dur
ing the course Of an evening
with "Once Over Lightly" but
It has several comedy peaks.
The satire covers q wide range
Of folbles and. In It's best mo-
nients, "Once Over Lightly" u
q hilarious affair.
HNH
one Of the funnier sketches
Is "The Reading Of the Poem"
IT'S an inspired iibe at the
beatniks and their bistros where
poetry Is, read TO the accom-
paniment Of bongo drums and
way-out gyrations BY the car
ried-away listeners. Charles
Gattnig's version Of a modern
poem Is nrst-rate literary bur-
lesque and Robert Cessna's
reading Of it Is hne, mad COM
edy.
Another Of the inspired
sketches Is Joe Coogan's dam
ish and Coffee" a compressed
"Hamlet" as It might look on
nv II written in the style of
Marty" BENJAMIN Stacks
playing Of the self-styled fat.
ugly prince"--ably abetted by
David Sabin's poolroom type
Horatio--is q JOY to watch.
Considerable hilarity Is gem
Grated. too. by the big number
that brings down the first act
curtain. Titled "The Count
and l." with book and lyrics
By Dan Radden and Joe Coogan.
it is offered as "the FIRST horror
musical" It's q fine horror, too.
from "Transylvania," sung as
III "Oklahomal" to the finale
sung feelingly by the entire
cast except the lately deceased
villain, Count Dracula. The
finale, naturally. is peg IN My
Heart" Mary Harrigan. RICH
ard Krisher, David Sabin. James
Gilleran and some others play
1t with q fine. broad fair.
M& ~
Television is the target in
some other discerning and
comic sketches---Joe Coogan's
Operation Operation" (sur-
geons performing on Tv) and
Peter Brampton's "Teeny Wee
ny Globe" edward r. Murrow
interviewing) and Il Possess
al Enigma" (panel shows).
sTell-all life stories are
sboofed with spirit in Holly
wood Autobiography" a skit
by John Grissrner played with
gusto by Nancy junior and
Clyde Wadlow. jr. Grissmer's
Senate Confidential" (about
nepotisui. Of course) is another
funny one. with a top-notch
beatnik caricature BY Clyde
Wadlow. jr.
"Once Over Lightly seeks
its laughs. too. in some Of its
songs. 1t is most successful In
Trio From Hunger" In which
Myrna Pagan. Edna Clark and
David Sahin sing the lament
(by Leo Brady to music by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

AnIU uuAD1I o. NIi4NI NklAI~
grand opera stars -down IN the
depths with Menotti." Edward
Cashman's Bubble Song."|
done BY Nancy junior and
chorus, n 4 comic reminder Of
the way musicals used 10 look
and sound. And you're the
Least" BY John Olson. Ia deat-
~ done by Roberta Hughes and
Kenny Leps.
There isn't space here. un-
fortunately. to give credit
where II Is due In every case
In an enterprise so thickly pop
|ulated. backstage and on. as
"Once Over Lightly"
But special thanks. among
the girls. are due to Myrna
Pagan. Mary Harrigan. Nancy
junior. Edna Clark. Margaret
Shea. Mariclare Costello and
Catherine Roccobono. Among
the male participants contrib
uting most notably list Ben
iamin Slack. Richard Krisher.
Robert Cessna. David Sabin.
Kenny Leps and Clyde Wad-
low. ir.
Also due a large measure Of
the credit for the success Of
"Once Over Lightly" are those
who labored with its young
performers to whip it-and
them = into shape. Joseph
Lewis has staged 1t briskly and
costumed It attractively. James
D. Waring has contributed an
other Of his first rate jobs OF
setting and lighting. Edward
eastman is credited with vo-
cal arrangements and musical
direction, Edward Shanaphu
with duo piano arrangements.
Pola Nirenska with choreog-
Iraphy.
All Of them have contributed
to a happy theater frolic.
AFTER DARK-Sondra and
Jon Steele have taken over the
entertainment chores in the
Shoreham Blue Room and per-
form them most agreeably.
Their songs are familiar ones
but there Is nothing trite about
their delivery, either In her
solos or their duets. Mr.. Steele
gives the singing solid piano
support. too, and he adds some
first rate keyboard solos. It's
an eminently listenable act . (.
The Steeles will be followed
into the Blue Room by Edith
Piaf. opening May IL Phil
Ford and Mimi Hines, the COM
edy team whose career has
zoomed in the past eight
months, will be demonstrating
why at the Casino Royal for a
week, starting tonight.
\ = \
ON THE RECORD-United
Artists, which is in the record
business as wen as the movie
business. has just signed
Oscar-winner Burl Ives. Hav-
ing reached this acting peak
(best supporting actor for The
Big Country'') Ives now can
60 back to the branch Of show
business where he first won
fame. He'll record an album Of
folk songs for VA release IN
the near future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
THE PASSING SHOW
c. U. Players Offer
A Lively Musical

Chalk up another score for the young people, and their
mentors AZ Catholic Unvertys speech and drama depart
ment This years version Of the traditional spring musical
eonce Lightly" fun-ned topical revenue performed
s'n sp may not be an unabased riot from start to nh and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

Russia In much the manner
that exchange students are
sent. "A Fashion Coordinator,
a Merchandise Expert. a
Fashion Editor of a city's
newspaper rather than a
fashion magazine expert who
only knows high fashion in
New York, and a beauty spe-
cialist to point good grooming
essentials would be a work.
able team" Mrs. Lettre out
lines.
If she were a fashion con-
sultant to Russian women
she would do the following:
% Get their textile peo-
pie interested in something
other than the sleazy prints
they make.
20 Introduce Russian
women to fine foundation
garments. She said that
though she fiuctuates from
a IA to a 16, all the time
she was in Russia she looked
slim by comparison.
80 Shed start fashion and
beauty clinics in the lead
ing stores and provide per-
sonal shopper for the wom-
en-. For so long Russia has
been concerned with the
masses, that today individ-
ual taste is SOM W hat
blunted," Mrs. Lettre main
tains.
"a Injecting color into
their clothing would give the
people a lift. Dark. somber
, clothes have a way Of making
people look sad.
go A love of the beautiful
and the artistic must be pres
ent under the layers of
functionalism. You have
only to see the thousands who
stand in awestuck wonder in
the Kremlin. in front Of the
cases containing the gor-
geous gowns and the jewels
of Czarist Russia, to know
this" she says.
60 Our clothes speak far
more eloquently for our way
of life than some of our Dip
lomats. Everywhere I went
Russian women admired my
jewelry, my shoes, and my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

hats. ! bought one fur hat, q
mans "shapka" Of gray Per-
sian lamb. I would have their
craftsmen turn out inexpen-
sive but nice costume jewelry
to satisfy the women whose
cravings for pretty accessories
has not yet been satisfied"
she notes.
90 The American Exhibi-
ton in Moscow proved be-
lievable to most Russians
viewing 1t. They wanted
everything in the little glass
house. as they termed 1t,
from the packaged food to
the clothes hung UP in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

Given proper guidance and
shown the way. Mrs. Lettre
feels that Russian women
could come close to a we'll
dressed and well-groomed
look possessed by women in
other countries.
She suggests competent
fashion teams be sent to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

Both got a kick out Of see
ing the same coat being
shown to the Russian wom-
en- as q typical American
fashion on the runway at
Sokolniki Park.
The French she speaks
fiuently came in handy for
Mrs. Lettre. There are no
signs saying English is
spoken here" in Moscow.
Her most vivid fashion i'm
preston Of Russia, is that
the most elegant place to
hold a beautiful fashion
show is in the subway. What
magnificent pink and white
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

the Khrushchev party will
find time to visit our stores.
do a lot Of shopping.
and really see our women
performing their different
roles-from changers
to store executives.
1.-THE women of Russia are
q real force in the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
Look in Our Windows to See
Our WdY OF Life Expressed

she says. Reaching them, not
via the glamor approach. but
through the simple route Of
good living and comfortable
and attractive clothes is one
way to do 1t.
The extremely energetic
store executive feels that
taste is an acquired thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

Closets" Mrs. Lettre con-
tinued. The fashion show, she
felt, was too much of q TV,.
spectacular. but nonetheless
a success. One sequence
showing rainwear that looked
sunny and bright, found one
Russian saying In English.
do women in America look
that pretty when 1t rains?"
90 Fashion magazines
ought to be made available
to women.
Her travelling companion.
DR.. Marjorie Webster, took
with her a red and black re-
versible coat by Tina Lesser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

The Junior Woman's Club
Of Chevy Chase will hold It's
first general meeting Of the
season at the clubhouse.
1881 Connecticut avenue, on
Thursday at $3.50 pm.
A buffet dinner and FASH
ion show will highlignt the
program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
BY ELEM
star Fashion Editor

!. Our store windows are the
best display cases for our way
Of life, says Adrienne Lettre,
vice president Of Erlebacher's.
who recently returned from
Russia.
She hopes the women in
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marble halls, crystal chan
deliers, and paintings there
are underground" she
unused, TITS unbelievable"
, 1959-05-15
MR..

The Third Legislature faces challenges on all fronts
we must meet UP to the task Of answering with effective
legislation the needs-social, economic and political which
every year in. our Virgin Islands community increases.
Let me say, Mr.. Chairman, before / outline broadly
the legislative program Of the party which I represent
the Democratic Party-let me say first that the Demo
cratic Party is dedicated to the overriding principle that
, 1959-05-15

gated to some other committee, corporations other
than financial Institutions, the regulation Of bust
nesses and professions, tatutes Of 4 penal nature IN
less closely related to a subject delegated to some
other committee, codifcation and revision of the
laws, amendments Of the Virgin Islands Code unless
closely related to a subject delegated to some other
committee, and other matters related to the above
subjects.
The committee is empowered to make studies
and examinations Of matters within its Jurisdiction
as it may deem necessary, or as may be required hv
law or resolution Of the Legislature.
SECTION 8. COMMITTEES ON GOVERNMENT
OPERATIONS: la) The Committee on Government
Operations shall be comprised Of the President and
the Chairmen Of the Committees on Public Works,
Safety and Trade; Health, Education, Welfare, Agri-
culture and Labor; and Finance, and one member
elected by the Legislature. The committee shall CON
slider and make recommendation on all bills and
executive orders relating to the reorganization Of
the executive branch of the government or any part
thereof. The committee shall study and investigate
the operation Of government activities at all levels
on all matters not within the Jurisdiction Of other
committees with a view to determining efficiency
and economy, the implementation of legislation and
the efectuation Of the legislative purposes and OBJ
~jectives, and shall evaluate the effect of laws and
executive orders recognizing the executive branch Of
the government.
20 For the purpose OF performing such duties
the committee shall continue in existence and is
authorized to sit, hold hearings, anG act at such times
and places within the Territory, whether or not the
legislature is in session, is in recess or has adjourned,
as it deems necessary"
Section 9. THE LEGISLATURES COMMIT
TEE ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION: (a) The
Legislatures Committee on Interstate Cooperation
shall constitute part Of the Virgin Islands Commits
sion of Interstate Cooperation established by Section
l33 Of Title | Of the Virgin Islands Code, and shall
perform all the functions and duties, and consider
and make recommendation on all bills relating to the
participation Of the Virgin Islands as a member of
the Council Of State Government, including the adop