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Evening star., 1959-06-23

Sir Winston opened his eyes he
heard someone ask hm: "Sir.
we were wondering how you
would define genius7" /.
Churchill replied: II should
look Is up in the dictionary"
4 ~
COOKING DEPT: Maurice
ZOlotOw, who is writing q book
about the Lunts, interviewed
their stage manager, George
Greenberg, about any special
requests Alfred Lunt may have
asked Of him. Eyes, there was
one." said the sta 9 manager.
He referred to Lunt's cooking
hobby. He asked me about
chopped chicken liver. I gave
him the secret: The onion In
1t must first be burned"
APARTMENT NOTE: Kim
Novak says that at last she's
come to love New York. It be-
gan when she set up quarters
here for the filming Of Middle
of the Night" Mention was
made In the press that she
needed an apartment for six
months. II received 800 offers
Of apartments" Miss Novak
said, 1850 Of them from women.
The other so offers of apart
ments came from New York
gentlemen. There wasn't a mas
ty, wolflike line in the bunch"
-
MARITAL NOTE: Van Gil
burn was at the Hotel Westbury
in London recently and was
questioned about the girl friend
he'd mentioned. "Is 1t fair to
ask a girl TO lead such a mo-
madic life?" he said. The pi-
anist revealed that when he
was 81 he'd been engaged. His
father ordered him to wait IL
months. The girl married an
other man. Next time" said
Cliburn, II won't listen to my
father"
LOCAL NEWS: Lauren Bacall
may make her Broadway debut
in the George Axelrod comedy
"Goodby Charlie" with Sidney
Chaplin as her leading man
Bea Lilies friends are confused
in trying to reach her in New
York. Her old unlisted phone
number now is the number OF
a Chinese laundry Sidney
Lumet will direct "Caligula" on
Broadway.
=
PERSONALS: The death oi
George Reeves, TVS Super
man." on the eve Of his mar
Evening star., 1959-06-23
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS
The Monarch Too Soon

times is q forbidding figure to
actors he directs, and they are
frightened of him. Clurman,
who directed Sir Ralph Rich
ardson in "Waltz of the Tore
adors." dined at the stars Lon
don home recently. do you
like mice?" Richardson sud-
denly asked during dinner
then opened his hand and
showed a tiny hamster. Clur-
man was unmoved. Then Rich
ardson drove him to his hotel
speeding at 60. 10 and then 80
miles per hour. Clurman yelled
Evening star., 1959-06-23

, NEW YORK - After his
ross-country trip. which in
eluded gay parties in Holly
wood, King Baudouin OF Bel
gium was guest Of honor at a
formal dinner given by the
Richard NixOns In Washington
In reviewing his American tour
he confided to some Of the
guests: "If could have waited
to be King until / was As, in
stead Of 81. I could have had
a lot Of fun"
d R A M A DEPT: Harold
Clurman. the director. some
Evening star., 1959-06-23

years ago and began studying
In New York. 'It's a way Of
dieting" she said. MY courses
are from $50 to 7. 1t wrecks
my cocktail hour" While she
was rushing TO school her arm
was gripped by a Tv interview
err doing a man-in-the- -street
show. He held her firmly and
asked, What do you do?"
Lenore won quick release by
saying. II tell dirty stories,
such as -"
Evening star., 1959-06-23

riage reminded a member OF
the board Of directors Of Su-
perman about their discussing
the trend In showing comic
strip heroes being married.
They decided that Superman
not only would marry but also
would be shown in the materni-
ty wing waiting for news. He'd
ask the obstetrician, what Is
1t, o boy or o girl?" And the
doctor would answer: II don't
know. II Just few out the
window"
SCHOOL NOTE; Lenore
Lennon, who was TO have
married Reeves. retired from
her playgirl activities q few
Evening star., 1959-06-23
THE EVENING STAR Dill \
Washington, D. c.
Tussdoy, June 73, 1859

Frances most illustrious people
were to appear. The cameras
were set up in Gide's apart
ment, where he first asked Glide
II there we're any questions
he'd like asked. "Ask me If I
plan to write another Jour-
nall" said eide. "Actionl Cam
era!" Aumopt directed. then
asked Glide the question. eide
responded by slamming the
table and roaring: How dare
you ask me such an impertinent
question"
Evening star., 1959-06-23
CAPITOL RADi0 -
ENGINEERING INSTITUTE

IchnleoI InSfIiuio CuFFeUIo ID.
Est va HOboFi 2-191o
q. broad spoeiolllsd iOchnieol odueufioa
MIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ineiudina
IOhAIlON AND COMMUNICATIONS en-.
lleps level courses which Isod 10 IN A.A.G
ineoms-pfodveina tsehnieoi education IL Q
phone HOborf 2.I520 o. visit the sehoel
Wed and Thws evenings 10 . en-. 81
Home Study ore O. approved -
Evening star., 1959-06-23

THEATER NOTE, Because
the vast Broadway Theater en-
ables Gypsy" to gross more
than $4,000 q week, the pro-
Evening star., 1959-06-23

Terrific Trade-In Buys on Westinghouse 2
Door Refrigerator Freezers! Wide selection Of
models-a price and size to suit your family
perfectly. Limited time only! See them todayl
Evening star., 1959-11-04
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WTTG (5)-Five Star
Feature: "The Great John
L." The biography of the
great heavyweight champ.
Greg Mcclure and Linda
Darnell. Q945)
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Ozzie and
Harriet: 1.-THE Rancher's
Daughter" Ozzie and his
friends wangle a fishing
invitation from the father
of David's girl friend. The
Nelson family.
900, WTOP (9)-The Million
aire: millionaire Maureen
Reynolds" A young woman's
letters to her husband are
returned stamped "de-
ceased" and she sets out to
find him. Christine White
and Robert Fortier.
10:OO, WMAL (0-Wednesday
Night Fights: joey Giardello
VS.. Dick Tiger, middle
weights. Ten rounds. Cleve-
land Arena.
11:O0, WTTG 81 - Starlight
Theater: Tall Texan" A
group of people band to-
gether on the desert tc
Evening star., 1959-11-04
Car Dealer Feted
For Driver Aid

Jack Blank. president of
Arcade Pontiac Co. here, yes
terday was honored with a
plaque by the District of Co.
lumbia Division Of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association for
his contributions to the high
school drivers training pro-
gram.
The award was made by
John w. Childress. manager
OF the District of Columbia
Division at a luncheon of the
District Of Columbia Advisory
Board Of the AAA at the May
flower Hotel.
The committee also decided
to hire a transportation con-
sultant, Robinson Newcomb of
Washington. to look into the
mass transit plan for the Ma
tional Capital region and ad-
wise the AAA on any problems
that might affect the public.
This was done after a progress
report by j. N. Robertson,
chairman Of the Highways and
Bridges Committee.
Evening star., 1959-11-04
Columbia School
Names New Dean

NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (AP)-
Pardo Frederick DelliQuadri,
who heads Wisconsin's State
Youth Services, was named
yesterday to become dean OF
the New York School for Social
Work.
The school, oldest and largest
of its kind, is part Of Columbia
University.
Mr.. DelliQuadri, A, director
Of the Division for Children
and Youth of the Wisconsin
State Department of Public
Welfare, will assume the new
post February !. 1860.
The school he will head, q
pioneer in its field, trains spe-
cialists for careers in social
work, with courses leading to
degrees of master of science
and doctor Of social welfare.
Evening star., 1959-11-04


scripts New York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions are offered a guide to vtewerS
LneupPrelude to Violence" Inspector Matt makes
one of his four appearances the series Tom Tuly
and Warner Anderson (Lt. Ben Guthrie) chase young
robber Wade he's nicely played by Robert Vaughn
1880 pmr WToP-s
Wagon Train-"The Martha Barham Story" The story is
slightly embelshed by love affair between an Army
captain and one of FInts old girl friends, plus less
intense one between Flint and an Indian, Ann Blyth
7:30 pm, WRCA
Another Evening With Fred Astaire-A "must" naturally
After peek Freds show delighted report
it's better than last years charmer Astare opens
with 16 dancers to "The Afterbeat" does number to
drum solo, and really zngs for Might Train" Barrie
Chase, Fred'S partner again, has to do in
Sophisticated Lady" THAT Face" jazz number my
Baby" and the finale And last but not least trumpeter
Jonah Jones plays medley including When the Saints
Go Marching In" (Color0 pm, WRC-
U S. Steel HOur-Bg Docs Girl" About dedicated coun-
try doctor and his musicaly ambitious daughter 10 pm,
WTOP-9
This Is Your Lfe-Raph Edwards another New York
show tonight This time his subject is famous naval
officer and Lowell Thomas the hero OF Edwards last
epic in the vicinity turns up as an interested party
10 pm, WRCA.
Wichita Town-"Man On Hill" farmer who can't make
go of his poor land goes off his rocker and begins
shooting up his friends and neighbors Marshal Dunbar
and his deputy faced with the problem of stopping
the carnage and saving the life of the little boy the
farmer is holding prisoner 1890 pm, WRC-.
Jack Paar Show-Peggy Cass back after pretty long
absence and Charlie Weaver is on after very short
one They'll join Jack for "backout" series; listen to
language teacher do little piece his 1880 pm
WRCA.
Evening star., 1959-11-04

search for gold which is
cached in an Indian burial
ground. Lloyd Bridges ano
Marie Windsor. (1953.)
11:15, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show: "The Lady From
Shanghai" An Irish sailor
accompanies a woman and
her husband on a cruise ano
encounters murder. Orson
Welles and Rita Hayworth
(1948.)
Evening star., 1959-11-04
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
1000. WASH.FM (97.1 Mel

1900, WASH-FM 1911 Mc)-
on Stage. Bernstein: West
Side Story: Highlights.
$500, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.)-The Opera
House. "Fidelio" complete
Bavarian State Orchestra,
Ferenc Fricsay conducting
$500, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-
Angel Presents Artists and
Repertoire. (Stereo.) Eliza
beth Schwartzkopf sings
operetta and opera arias.
1O:OO, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-
The World Of Jazz. A mu-
sical tour conducted by Don
Spark.
11:0O, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc,
and 1888 Mc.)-The Listen
ing Hour. Corsair Overture,
Opus by Berlioz. Symphony
No. 4 in A-Minor by Sibelius,
Evening star., 1959-11-04
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WWDC - Popular Latin
American tunes are offered
by South American artists.
Evening star., 1959-11-04
.TV KEY PREVIEWS

Toniohts top shows preuie,Ued By TV Keys Staf
iDho attend rehearsaS match screenings and anayse
scripts in New York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions are offered as a guide to viewers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-29
Red House Is High
In Attendance Mark

Red House, a graded school with
1877 students belonging, was high
in attendance for September with
1874 percent, it was announced by
John L. Fitzmiller, supervisor of
pupil personnel.
Second was Bloomington, also a
graded school with SO percent.
Third was North Glade, a two
teacher school, with 978.
There are now four two-teacher
schools and their average attend
ance was 1854. They are North
Glade, Deer Park, Swanton and
Swan Meadow.
Twelve schools are graded and
they include Red House, Bloom
ington, Crellin, Center street,
Grantsville, Friendsville, route 40,
Loeb Lynn, bennett road, Yoder,
Accident and Kitzmiller.
Southern High with 1850 stu
dents, had 96.3 percent in attend
ance, while Northern High school
with no students, had 96.1.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-29
To Induct Five

Five young men of Garrett coun-
ty have been ordered to report for
induction into the armed forces on
Tuesday, November II by the Gar
rett County Selective Service
Board.
They will be sent to the Undue
ton station at Farmont, w. Va.
from where they will be send tc
some camp for basic training.
Those ordered to report for IL
duction are Charles r. King. Of
Titusville, Fla. formerly of Oak
land; Carl j. Dewitt FriendSville
Myron d. Livengood, Friendsville;
Dwight r. Kitzmiller, Oakland;
Richard l.. Martin, Crellin.
Eighteen will report for the
armed forces physical examination
on the same date.
The boards clerk announced that
the office would be closed from
November 2 through November l;
but that someone would be at the
office to register from $50 to Il
Eoon on Friday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-29
Booster Club Names
Marvin Jones Head

Marvin Jones, of Mt. Lake Park,
was elected president of the South
err High School Athletic Booster
club at a meeting Tuesday evening.
The club which raised enough
money this past year to pay for
a new score clock in the school
gymnasium and cover insurance for
football players is presently en-
gagged in raising money to pay the
cost of shoes for football players
In order to raise this additional
NOR y a portable TV set is being
given away by the club and will
be presented on November at
the Petersburg-Southern game.
Kenneth Johns, principal, praised
Mrs. Samuel Butler. retiring presi-
dert for her contribution as first
president of the organization.
Other officers named were j.
Phillips Thayer, vice-president;
Mrs. Norman Wine, secretary; and
Mrs. Robert Orr, treasurer. The
next meeting of the organization
is set for November 49, Refresh
ments were served.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-29
Recruit for go
- - - - - -

Republicans nationally and locally beginning to besr
themselves with Recruit for go program which is a
search for two million additional precinct workers for the
Republican party for the next national election.
The program, adopted by the Republican National
mttee IN the spring of 1859 has the enthusiastic endorse
ment of President Eisenhower 1t is under in
OF the 90 states and is not moment too in this
Republicans here have remained too Indifferent and
where there Indifference there internal strife
Polls have shown that there nine million Americans
who would be willing work for The Republican party But
people reluctant forward and volunteer 1t is to
find these potential workers that this program being in
augurated
1t is to be done by personal contact Leaders feel that
in order to win in 1860 these workers must be found
and be made ready to volunteer for service when the 1860
campaign gets underway.
We have only to look at recent registration figures
to realize that Republicans have been tagging and that
majority in this county has been whitfield down considerably
The local Recruit For go committee and the Republican
State Central committee have outlined program of action
Each precinct is to be organized If the party to be reac
waited effectively every Republican forget past
elections look future 1t that the
last election Republican candidates fought against other Re-
publican candidates and worked secretly for certain
Democratic candidates. purely to satisfy gudges These at
empts succeeded only in getting themselves defeated
But we've got big job to do in 1860 So let's resolve to
get done and get it the point where there will be
doubt left any individuals mind to the strength of
the Republican party in Garrett county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-29
Expect 400 to 500
In Tonight's Parade

Il the weather remains favorable
this evening, between four and
five hundred persons are expected
to participate in the annual num-
mers' parade and Halloween cele-
bration Oh the streets of Oakland
The affair is being sponsored by
the Oakland-Mt. Lake Park Lions
club and the Mt. City Band. The
costume parade will get under way
at o'clock, and will disband on
Second street after travelling
through the business district and
some of the residential section.
Between sixty and seventy-five
prizes. contributed by individuals
and business men will be presented
to the participants. A portion of
Second street will be roped off to
permit merrymaking ard the play
ing of games. There will be cake
walk, pony rides, and other enter
tainment
A Halloween dance will be held
Saturday evening. October 81, in
the National Guard armory, with
music being furnished by the Mid
knighters.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-29
Fourth Achievement
Night Set Nov. 9th

stepping Along the All Trail,
is the theme for the county All
Achievement Night. to be held Fri
day evening, November 6, at
o'clock at the Accident elemen-
tary school. Margaret Johnson, col
legiate All club member at West
Virginia university, Morgantown
will be the speaker.
Awards will be presented to
members VINO have completed out
standing project work during the
year Local leader awards. Dat
forth awards and Key club pres
entations will also be made, ac-
cording to Mrs. Johanna Nj. Stull
assistant home demonstration
agent.
Florence Emory, Bittinger, heads
the Achievement Night committee
which includes Patty Shawley,
Kathy waste, Ralph Bucket, Jr., of
Bittinger, and Bill Magruder of the
Chicasaw club.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-29
Emergency Drive for
Polio Funds, $500

The emergency drive for funds
to help victims of polio has brought
in more than $500, it was an
nounced by Charles l.. Briner
chairman
He said the dance sponsored by
the Grantsville Rotary, Legion
and Legion auxiliary for the Emer-
gency drive had netted S15266, and
that churches in Grantsville had
contributed S25, bringing the total
to $17766.
This brought the drive to more
thar $780, Mrs William Hartman
chairman of the Garrett county
chapter said she was grateful for
all contributions She said the
chapter is having large expenses in
connection with recert polio cases
and said the regular drive in Janu-
airy would have to be conducted
with redoubled effort. Community
chairmen are to meet the latter
part of November to secure supplies
and get the drive under way the
first OF January.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-29
Huskies Discontinue
Football This Year

The Northern High Huskies have
discontinued the balance of their
football season by canceling games
with Berlin and Turkeyfoot. Denver
Mitchell, football coach, said the
already small squad had been
troubled by numerous injuries,
making the number of available
players too few for full participa-
ton.
However, he said the boys, with
the exception of the seniors. would
continue practicing for next year
and that the school would CON
tinue the sport EeXt year
In the meantime the Northern
High Letterman's club has COM
pleted construction of six sections
of bleachers, a concession staEd on
the football field, and a sideline
fence. Members have charge of all
concessions for both outdoor ac-
tivities and all sport events held
in the gymr asium. The club is en-
deavoring to provide school jackets
for all senior lettermen.
The club elected the following
officers for the year: James Nc
Kenzie, president; Joe burst, vice
president; Ralph Bucket, secretary;
Joe Friend, treasurer. Mr.. Mitchell
is sponsor of the club.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-29
Two Will Receive
Eagle Scout Awards

Two youths will receive Eagle
Scout awards at a district Court Of
Honor to be held next Thursday
evening, November S, at 8 o'clock
in the CeEter street elementary
school.
Receiving their awards will be
Thomas Folman, 16, son of MIR. and
Mrs. John Forman, Oakland and
Carl Pelton, Ia, soE of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoover Pelton. also of Oakland.
Both boys were approved for
that rank in scouting at council
board of review on October IS, in
Oakland.
H. addition to the Eagle scout
awards, other boy scouts and ex-
plorers of the district will receive
awards for advancement in rank
during the past several months
and for merit badges won.
All scouts. cubs, explorers and
their parents are invited TO wit
ness the awards. The district adj
vancement committee for the Deep
Creek district will be i'll charge
of the program.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-29

Schroycr died almost instantly
from bullet wound in the right
side of the head.
Garrett county authorities said
the shot was fired by the Constable,
81, who told them he was trying
to break up fight between
Schroyer and another man.
The shooting occurred about
1915 a. m. at the entrance to the
tavern which formerly was oc-
cupied by the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, of Friendsville.
A charge of first degree murder
was lodged against the man and
he was scheduled for hearing be-
fore Trial Magistrate Robert Nj.
MaroEey this morning. Sheriff
Frantz obtained the warrant Mon
day
Sheriff James w. Frantz said
Constable Guard was travelling past
the Schroyer place of business
about 11:3O Saturday evening on
his way home from duty. A scuffle
between Jerry Dewitt and Thomas
Schroyer, attracted the officers at
Continued on Page Four
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-29
Building of Dams
In County Is Aired

The proposed second Savage
River dam was discussed on Satur-
day in Cumberland by Congress-
man John r. Foley and John J.
Rowan, president of the Allegany
County Board of Commissioners
Rowan represented both Allegany
and Garrett commissioners since
the Garrett officials we're meeting
with representatives of the Mary
land State Roads commission in
Oakland.
Rowan advised Foley that both
counties favored the construction
of the second dam and also agreed
with the proposal of constructing
the Stoney River dam.
Rowan said the proposed dam at
Bloomington appeared highly i'm
practical due to the necessity of
providing facilities for purifying
polluted water flowing into the
Potomac River from abandoned
mines in the watershed
Foley urged that resolutions be
drawn by the county commission
crs, the city of Cumberland, NUM-
cipalities in the counties and area
industries as concrete evidence of
crystallized interest that could then
be presented to him. He would, in
turn, present this written evidence
TO representatives and senators of
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia
and West Virginia as well as to
the corps of Army Engineers.
Rowan said he believed Cumber-
land would benefit from the con
Struction of the dam and cited its
importance to areas where towns
have been facing a serious water
shortage He also cited the need
of water of a definite temperature
by Kelly Springfield Tire company
and that a continuous flow from the
second Savage river dam would
hold the water to the necessary
temperature.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-29
To Gather Tonight
For Speaking Glass

Those interested in a Dale Car
ncgie course in effective speaking
will gather at the William-James
hotel III Oakland this evening at
Z o'clock. Arthur Forsyth, of Bal
timore Institute, who is in charge
of arrangements, outlined the
course 10 about twenty individuals
at a luncheon at the hotel last
Friday noon.
The class will be conducted one
night each week for fourteen
weeks. A class of forty would be
needed before study begins. Sew
eral who attended the luncheon
last week sigEified their intention
of taking the course. Others will
make their decision at tonights
meeting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-29
Gas Production
Shows Decline
Is Normal For This Time OF
Yeur-County Receives
$12,578.52

Natural gas production in the
past three months ending Septem-
Der 30 took another drop of almost
$1,000 over the last report. The
decrease appeared to be normal
as the fourth quarter report al
ways is the lowest of the entire
year.
The report for the period was
received this week by the County
Commissioners. The check was for
S12,578.52 and was exactly S6,762.4S
less than the one three months ago.
The number of cubic feet pro-
duced in the period totaled 49,
761, 000 almost eight million cubic
feet per day compared to almost
II million three months ago The
marketable gas was valued at S179,-
69305, compared to S276, 3000l for
the previous rinety-day period.
The gas cOmpanys check was
the amount for the seven percent
tax on the marketable gas The
largest check ever received for any
9O-day period was S29,573.82.
The breakdown of the latest tax
receipts showed S5,031.41 as the
purchasers proportion of the tax
t2.S percent and S7.54711 as the
producers proportion t4.2 percent.
Thirty-five wells were listed as
producing gas, same as the previ-
Gus report. Thirteen wells, which
had been listed in previous re-
ports as various were listed
separately this time with the ex-
PLANTATION that O. Eberly had 1885
percent, Snee 45.313 percent, r. Z.
Eberly $3.50 percent ard L. N. Muir
ray l 562 percent.
These wells we're the biggest pro-
ducers and included Mccullough,
Miller, Collier, Barbara Miller,
Ford-Fike, Bowser, Earl Knox,
Continued on Page Six