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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-15
Loeb Lynn Has High
Attendance For Nov.

Public schools of the county
achieved a high attendance aver
age during November, according
to John l. Fitzwater, supervisor
of pupil personnel for the Board
Of Education.
Mr.. Fitzwater said it was the
highest attendance for November
in a number of years. He also
stated there had been fewer drop
outs among students this year.
Loeb Lynn, a graded school
with 1856 students, had the high
for the month with 97.7, while
second was Bloomington, also a
graded school with SO students,
with percentage of 96.8. Swan
Meadow, two-teacher school
with 81 students, was third with
966.
Other two-teacher schools were
North Glade with 96.5, Deer Park
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-15
. Eye Blinking
. Misunderstanding
o Special Delivery

Q Special Delivery
0. Is it possible to lose ,oeighf
by massage?
A. At body temperature, fat IS
Semi-f1uid or jelly-like in consist
ency. 1t may be shifted about to
some extent by massage (and
thus change contours slightly
but massage will not reduce
weight. There is no easy way
to lose weight.
o. What could cause persistent
blinking" in a child?
A. blinking" is most often
nervous habit, and is not unusual
in children who pull their hair,
fiddle with their nose and ears,
bite their fingernailS, and suck
their thumbs. If there is no phys
ical cause for the blinking, eff
forts should be made to ignore it
completely. If its nervous blink
ing" undue attention will tend to
prolong the habit.
o. What makes a baby suck
his thumb?
A. This problem was studied in
1850 infants and children, almost
so per cent of whom sucked their
thumbs. The most logical reason
seems to be that the child derives
pleasure from stimulation OF the
lips and mouth. Once this satisfy
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-15

Enlow Library in Oakland. Tom
Ryan, F. O'Conor, and Mrs. James
Bell have donated books to the
library.
Storybook figures made by Mrs.
Whitehair's room at Center Street
School are on display in the young
peoples room.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-15

ing sensation is experienced, there
is desire TO continue it. In the
group studied. the average age
at which the thumb-Sucking habit
stopped was about a years.
o. What is the best ,cay to tie
the um6ilicaI cord? 49, A police
officer
A. Completely satisfactory liga-
ton (tieing) of the cord can be
accomplished with piece of
linen Irvine, coarse silk thread.
a rubber band, or a narrow
strip of cloth torn from a clean
sheet or handkerchief. Only a
small piece of the cord should
be left on the baby. The tieing
knot must be secure. To accom-
plish this, tighten the knot slowly
and uninterruptedly.
Dispensing prescribed medicine.
is what we do best do
promptly and do at reason-
able cost. Trust your health to
your doctor-trust his prescrip.
tons to us.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-15

Try Our Want Ads--They Pay
Evening star., 1960-10-24
Bean Soup Winner

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. "a
(AP). A Philadelphia
grandmother has dealt q blow
to the prestige and pride Of
ships cooks by winning the
United States Navy's bean
soup championship.
The winning recipe for the
traditional Navy delicacy was
submitted by Mrs. Helene
N. M. Bullock, so, a civilian
employe at the Navy's gen.
eral stores supply Office.
To make matters worse.
second place went to w. H.
McMichael, who is a sailor
but not a cook. He is ma
chiniSt's mate aboard the
landing ship dock Oak Hill
OSD-D, at sea in the Pa
cific.
Mrs. Bullock, although now
a civilian, was q Navy yeo-
manette in World War ! and
Evening star., 1960-10-24

Q WAC in World War II. She
is Q commodity manager at
the Philadelphia oluce.
Her winning recipe: / pound
Michigan navy beans; / ham,
bone (not too bare); Q tea
spoons salt (more If desired;
u teaspoon pepper; bay
leaf, crushed: 2 sliced and
Drowned onions; 2 diced car
rotS.
Soak the beans overnight.
drain, add sufficient water to
cover literally.
Cook slowly with hambone
until beans are tender. Add
water during cooking as nee
eSSary. Remove bone and
press beans through strainer.
Serve hot with croutons and
a dash Of chopped parsley.
The prize was 800 and q
trophy from the Memphis
Commercial Appeal.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

and four in back, or four in
front and two in back. Maybe
two and two will do it.
Pin front darts on your
self. The back will have to
be pinned flat on the table
unless you're e fortunate
enough to have someone to
pin it on you. Make darts
as In front. Your dress may
At perfectly now. but several
adjustments will probably
have to be made. If the dress
forms wrinkles in the front,
it is not nodded to your fig-
ure properly.
Release all darts q bit and
take in the extra fullness at
side seams, starting q little
above the waist and ending o
few inches below, as previ-
ously with the darts. After
darts and seams are stitched.
clip both at waistline point.
This allows dress to fall
easily over the hips, releasing
the strain at the waist.
The more elaborate sacks
cannot be altered so easily.
The blousey type with shirred
back yokes and hip bands
can. in many cases, be cut
shorter and worn as over
tops with skirts or pants.
Some of the silks in bright
colors and prints would look
marvellous over velvet pants
for home wear. Fabric from
the skirt can be used for ad-
Evening star., 1960-10-24
SEAMS TO NE
Yesterdays Sack Todoy's Sheath

About two years ago, many
of US went wild over the new
and different chemise silhou-
cite. I, for one, loved the
straight, slim variation. II
also hated the blousey va.
riety). Then suddenly the
sack was OUT.
It was such o long time
ago, ] didn't realize so many
women are now still pushing
the sacks back and forth in
thar closets, hoping that
some day they can figure a
way to utilize the small for
tune they invested In these
dresses. But lately I have re.
ceived many letters remind
ing me Of this problem.
Some sacks can be altered
easily. Some will take q good
deal Of work, and others
well, just forget about them
and make room in your closet
for new things.
Let's take the straight sack.
What is it but a basic sheath
without darts. Put in darts
and you're in business! With
dress on, pin mark your
waiStline all around. Now,
mark the start Of the dart
the bust point about 61a
inches above the waist and
end it 7 inches below waist.
Measurements will vary
with the individual figure).
In forming dart, start pin
ming at the bust point mark
from nothing, gradually
making 1t wider as you pin
towards the waist, the widest
point. Then taper of to Moth
ing at the bottom. You must
use your own judgment as to
how many darts will be neceS-
sary. Some need four in front
Evening star., 1960-10-24

ditional restyling, such as
adding sleeves to sleeveless
tops or a huge bow to a rather
drab, plain neckline.
No set instructions can be
given for restyling each in
dividual dress, but with a
little imagination, many can
be made wearable.
y y y y
Miss Scott is always glad to hear
from her readers, and whenever pos
sible will use their questions in her
l' yolume' Of u mail rese received daIIy fsSs sSs
cannot answer individual letters.
1860, Field Enterprises. Inc
Evening star., 1960-10-24
BOYS CLUB BENEFIT BAZAAR

Mrs. julian Eso Of the Op Club Of Washington
proudly displayed Richard Kostiuk TO- ef and Jim Hobre
H. members the Washington Boys Club who made the objects be sold
at benefit for the boys organization The Op Club sponsoring the
event. its 18th annual cord po and booor be held from
Thursday the eeff Branch Of the Boys Club Georgetown Mrs
Ellison chairman Of the bozoos Ways and Means Sto
Evening star., 1960-06-09

the four children who died
during the epidemic had re-
ceived the vaccine.
He said this marked the first
time scientists have been able
to evaluate the performance OF
an oral polio vaccine on the
basis of knowing the polio
susceptibility of the population
before the outbreak of an epi-
demic.
Russian Speaker
The live vaccine earlier had
received high praise from DR..
A. A. Smorodintsev, who spoke
for IL members of the Soviet
Academy of Medical Sciences.
Evening star., 1960-06-09

second international confer
ence on live polio virus vac
cines, he said the live. type had
succeeded in what he called
its first evaluable challenge of
a full-scale polio epidemic.
DR.. Alcocer said 1885 chill
dren in Managua we're given
the oral vaccine after a 1858
epidemic. A new outbreak of
polio in the city began late
last year and carried over into
1860. The attack rate among
the vaccinated was only one
fifth as great as among the
non-vaccinated, he reported
The doctor said none of
Evening star., 1960-06-09

He told the meeting that his
group had concluded that polio
may be contained and extermi-
mated with use Of the live virus
vaccines. He said the killed
virus cannot produce such re-
suits.
The Russian doctor said ex-
tensive tests showed "the COM
plete harmlessness Of the live
vaccine" He termed the Salk
vaccine expensive and insult
flciently effective costly to
produce on a large scale"
But DR.. Burney, in his inter-
view, said members of his staff
had found disagreement among
Evening star., 1960-06-09

conscience to license our live
vaccine now as I feel it would
be a boon to other nations .
but I cannot.
II couldn't clear the. live
virus vaccine now because I GO
not feel there is proof of its
complete safety and of its eff
fectiveness, especially over long
periods Of time"
Favorable Report
The more favorable report
on the live virus type, which
is given orally, came from DR..
Juan Jose Alcocer of the Pan
American health organization.
In a report prepared for the
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Sove on Discontinued
Cote Curtains

5 Poirs Doeron PoIyesters, with red
strawberry border trim. Less than
" comparable value. ZOO
3 VoIonees for children's rooms.
Cotton Less than " price. 7Se
3 Kitchen Curtains, cotton. Com
parable value $50. l.s5
3 Kitchen VoIonees to match obove
curtoins. Less than " comparable
value. 75e
4 White Cotton Soteens with strow-
berry trim. Less than VI comporo-
Bile value. ZOO
3 FIoroI chint1es. Comparable voIue
SOS. 800
Poirs Cotton PIoids with fringe
trim. Comparable VoIue 2.o5. l.5o
Canopy VoIonees to match cur
toms just above. Comparable value
2.e5. I.5o
z Poirs White cottons. Less thon
u comparable value. ZOO
W6L-Curtoins, 7th Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Sove on Imported
Dinner and Tee
Cloths
from Italy

from ltoly
I-z5-piees Set including 72xlos"
cloth, IL eoch dinner and demi-
tosse napkins. Pink Deruto linen.
Comparable value 10000. le5.oo
l-I3-pieee Set including 72xl08"
cloth and II napkins. Ecru linen
with Venetion loce insertion. Com
porobIe value $4,000. 1880
i-I3-pieee Set with 72xlo8"
cloth and II napkins. Ecru Bisso
linen with Venetian loce and en-
broidery. Comparable value 5000,
10000
I-I3-pieee Set with 72xlo8"
cloth and z napkins. Light blue
Bisso linen with white embroidery.
Comparable value 5000. 10000
i-l3-pieee Set with 72xlo8"
cloth and Il napkins. Ecru linen
with Venetian loce insertion. Com
porobIe value $500. 36.95
I-s-pieee Set with 1890" cloth
ond s napkins. Ecu linen with
needIepoint insertions in color. Com
porobIe value 1880. 1895
I-e-pieee Set with 1880" cloth
ond 8 napkins. Ecru linen with
green embroidery. Comparable volue
47.5o. 3o.95
I-e-pieee Set with 1890" cloth
and s hopkins. Pink Deruto linen.
Comparable value $500. 35.e5
I-e-pieee Set with II" round
cloth and s napkins. Embroidered
Bisso linen in ecru. Comparable value
$500. 44.e5
s-7-pieee Sets including u" round
cloth and 6 napkins. yellow, tur-
quoise or blue linen. Comparable
voIue 47.5o. 1895
I-5-pieee Bridge Set, including
36x36" cloth and 4 napkins. Ecru
Bisso linen. Less than u compo-
robIe value sos
1-s-pieee Bridge Sets with 36x36"
cloth and 4 napkins. Eeru linen
Comparable value e.e5. 6.4s
from Belgium
2-I3-pieee Sets with 72xlo8"
cloth and II napkins. Renaissance
type lace. Comparable voIue 10000,
s4.s5
l-s-pieee Set with 1880" cloth
and s napkins. White linen with
embroidered chrysonthemum pot
tern. Comparable value 10000,
l-7-pieee Set with 54x72" cloth
and 6 napkins. White Irish linen
With Bottenburg inserts. Compo-
oble VoIue AZ so. 24.e5
5-5-pieee Tee Sets with 45x45"
cloth and 4 napkins. Chysonthe-
mum. design embroidery on linen.
pink, 2 yellow, ! green, chom-
payne. Comparable value $3.50,
1875
IS Sets Of 8 coektoiI Napkins,
white with Ioce edeine, 6x8". Com
porobIe value SOS 3.4e
"a Sets OF 8 coektoiI Napkins,
postels with Ioce edoino, 6xS".
Comparable value $50, z.6s
from Portugal
l-l3-pieee Set with 66xIo5"
cloth and II napkins. Ecru linen
with punch work. Less than V COM
porobIe value. 1925
l-9-pieee Set with 81 round cloth
and 8 napkins. Ecru linen with
oraondy insert. Comparable value
l25oo. $3.50
I-9-pieee Set with 68x88" cloth
Gnd 8 napkins. Oroondy with linen
applique. Comparable value $3.50,
1850
from Fronce
Eeru Aleneon type hond run lace.
80" Round Cloth. Comparable
Volue $500 --3 $3.50
WGlAlinens. Sth Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-09
py the Associatsd Pres

Live polio virus vaccine
showed good results during a
Nicaraguan epidemic, it was re-
ported here today.
A group Of Russian research
ers also was on record favoring
the American-made live vac
cine, along with criticism of the
Salk killed-virus vaccine,
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Vaccine of Live Virus
Curbs Monoquo Polio

But the head OF the Public
Health Service said there still
is not enough proof Of the
safety and effectiveness Of the
live virus vaccine to license it
for general use in the United
States.
Surgeon General Leroy E.
Burney said in an interview Il
would love to be able in good
Evening star., 1960-06-09

Russian medical men on the
value of the oral vaccine. He
said there were indications
the people in the Leningrad
area are not as optimistic as
those in the Moscow area"
Russian Tests so Millions i
DR.. Burney said two staff
members who visited Russia
were told that about so million
persons have been given the
live virus vaccine with nc
Evening star., 1960-06-09
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. HAneRdI NANS D-ll
Thursday, June g. 1860 SstS

apparent disastrous results. "
He said that in some areas
the recommendation was for
feeding of the vaccine every
year.
AS for the Salk vaccine, DR..
Burney said evidence indi-
Gates that three doses are suf-
ficient to provide protection.
but to be on the safe side We
recommend a fourth or booster
injection.
Evening star., 1960-06-09
comparable
vaIue 1875
Junior Misses
Dresses

IS Cotton Shirtwoist Dresses, with
full skirt and matching Orion ocryIic
bulky knit sweoters. Choice Of COL
ors. Sizes. 7 to IS. Comparable
value $500. 100
IS Summer Cotton Dresses by q
famous moker; including sun styles
and sheoths. Some cuIotte and
shirtwoist styles included. Prints
and plain coIors. Sizes 5 to IS.
Comparable voIues 1895 and
$500. 1900
20 Sheoth Dresses in cotton or royon.
Selection of coIors. Sizes 7 to IS.
Comparable voIues 1875 ond
22.oS. 1900
i WGL-Junior Misses Dresses,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Stationery Reduced

1000 Boxes Stationery, 100 sheets
and SO envelopes. White and blue.
Comparable value SO. e5e
$50 Boxes Stationery, $50 sheets,
IS seIf-seoI envelopes. Comparable
volue ZOO. las
500 DuHle Boss with IS olI-occo-
sion greeting cords. Comparable
value | 90. see
WGl-StotioneY, lst Floor,
also Chevy Chose, Wheaton Pozo
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Sale Frdoy Washington Only Except
Runner-Size Corpet
Remnants at Savings
Of More Than "a

group at 1900
l-3'xs' oquo wool twist. 1900
i-4'2"xl2' eroX rib-textured
WOOL 1900
l-3'7"xl2' oquo wool and nylon
cut pile. 1900
group at 1900
l-z's"xll'7" opal wool plush, ,
1900
l-2'7"xlz' white jode wool twist,
1900
l-3'xl2' Indio lime wool plush,
1900
l-s's"xl2' spruce green wool
twist. 1900
i-s,s"xlz' DeIto green wool ond
nyIon plush. 1900
l-3o"xl2' mortini wool twist
1900
group at $500
I-s's"xl2' eoetus green wool
twist. 5000
I-3'll"xI2' Creole ton wool plush,
5000
I-4's"xI2' bronze-tone wool
plush. $500
l-43"xl2' Wheot wool and nylon
plush. 5000
I-3'7"xI2' red wool plush $500
I-3'll"xI2' white wool plush,
5000
I-4's"xl2' beige wool twist,
I-4o"xl2' beige wool twist 5000
group at 1900
l-4ll"xl2' gold wool plush,
1900
I-4II"xIz" orIeons green wool
twist. 1900
I-s's"xl2' beige wool and nyIon
plush. 1900
group at $500
I-4'6"xl2' opel wool cut plush,
$500
I-5Io"xI2' beige wool twist,
$500
miscellaneous
I-4Il"xii'6" white wool plush,
$500
. I-4's"xlz' white brocode wool,
textured plush. 1900
W5L-FIoor Coverings. 9th Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Sportsweor Reduced

80 Cotton Car ceots, rooIon sIeeved.
Poplin with corduroy coIIors or
cricket cloth with flop pockets.
Green. gold and ton. Comparable
values l.95 and 1895. 500
IS Cotton PopIin Cor coots, knit
collars and pockets. Ton or oroy.
Comparable value l4.e5. 100
IS Leather Joekets, button holt
belts or sosh belts. In group: White,
beige, hoze green and lemon; TO-
8. Comparable value 26.95, 1900
20 CloSsie Leather Joekets with
sIosh pockets and Ieother covered
buttons. Comparable value 1895,
22.oo
s Imported Cotton Pique Joekets,
flower print on white. Comparable
value $500. 1900
Imported Shirt Jaekets in shodes
green. Cotton soteen. Compor-
kbIe value 1925. 1900
IS Wool Jersey cordisens, beioe
pnd putty. Less than u comparable
foue ZOO
Linen Joekets, cropped cordioons
NTH large buttons. Grope. Com
borobIe value l6.95. 1000
IS Weskits, cordieon style, navy
end touPe, royon and cotton. Com
parable Volue l2.95. 800
~ cotton eo-oVdinstes in beige and
white pIoid.
Jackets. Comparable value lI.e5,
-. 500
blim Skirts. Comparable value o.oe,
700
eermudo Shorts. Comparable voIue
p. 500
los Cotton Knit Skirts with stretch
tops. Clear gold or black or ton
and white and green and white
checks. Comparable volue 5.9e,
400
~ PIeoted Skirts, Docron polyester
and royon. White with stripes of
brown, blue or green. Comparable
value .95. so0
4S Shirts Of imported Cotton Mad
ros, bleeding pIoids; roll sleeves
Comparable values 9.o9 and 1905,
700
WGL-Sportsweor, Bird Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Fomous-Nome
Women's Shoes
Comparable values
1923 and 26.9S
7.eo and 14.9o

$50 Low Heel WsIkins Shoes,
black, blue, red Golf. Comparable
value, l4.es. 100
400 Feshion Shoes, colt in black
and brown, high ond mid heels
Comparable Volue 2s.e5. 1890
WGL-The Shoe Center End Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-09

Beautiful sempIs Wedding Gowns st
DFostie Reductions.
WGl-ChondeIier Room,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Famous-Moke
Maple TobIes
cIose-out Special

SIoSe-Out SPeelol
10 Masozins End Tobles. Com
parable value 1925. l4.Ss
l6 Lamp Tobles. Comparable
value 1925. 1888
5 coekteI TebIes. Comparable
voIue 1895. l4.S6
10 "wason Beck" coekteiI TobIes.
Comparable value 1895. 1888
s #lo3 Drum TabIes. Comparable
value 1898. 1888
6 #l5o Coffee TobIes. Comparable
volue 8.66. S.SS
4 #l36 PIostie Saucer cheirs. Com
porobIe value e.95. 1888
20 Foam Rubber choirs. Compor-
able value z for $500, 1899
6 Wooden Benches or coekteiI
Benches. Comparable value 1895,
l4.ss
W5L-loroe Housewares,
End Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1960-06-09
comparable
Costume, less than
" comparable value
Designer Wool
Coots Reduced
comparable

Group Of prestige wooIens in block,
navy and neutrols. Sizes 8 TO l6
in group.
Evening star., 1960-06-09

WGL-Women's Dresses, 5rd Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandria
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Remnonts-FHd0y only .
Misses Daytime
Dresses
Comparable vGIHe
1925 to 1925
~ Mn

IS printed royon erepes. Vsri-
ETY. Of eoIors in broken misses
and half sizes.
WGL-Doytine Dresses,
Sth Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Women's UmbreIIos

Comparable values A.00
$50 and 8.95
800 Fashion umbrellas. long slim and
semi-short slim umbreIIos. Nylon or
eeetcte covers. Mony one-of-a-
kind.
WGL-Foshion Umbrellas, lst Floor;
also Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Designer Dresses

Group includes silks and wooIs, many
light eoloFs for immediate wser.
Street and evening foshions.
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Clearance of
Casual Fashions
1000 to 44.oo
Comparable values,
1925 TO 1925

Comparable vGIaeS,
1875 to 1928
Group includes dresses, coats, suits
s and knits. FobFies include wool,
Doeron polYester and cotton, silk
cotton and roYon. Misses sizes.
40 Pieces. Comparable value, l4e5,
1000
80 Pieces. Comparable values, 1875
and 22o5. 400
100 Pieces. Comparable value,
$500. 1900
l2o Pieces. Comparable values,
1895 to $500. 400
so Pieces. Comparable voIue, 1895,
$500
10 Pieces. Comparable values,
s 1895 to $500. 1900
80 Pieces. Comparable voIues,
1926 and 5s.e5. 37.oo
20 Pieces. Comparable value, 3d. 95,
400
WGl-Cosuol Sportsweor,
5rd Floor; oIso Chevy Chose,
Wheaton Plozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Teens Wool
Spring Toppers

Comparable 0,O0
vaIne, 1875 ~
l6 oII-wooI spring tOppes. Sizes J
TO IS.
WGL-Teenoee ApporeI,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Women's Dress
Fashions

ITO in taiIoFed and ofteFnoon styles
as well as costumes with jackets OF
in two-piees models. Sizes IAN 10
24h and 80 to ~ in the group.
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Mems Stretch Hose
Comparable v0Iae, 100
>'' '',' So

z for 100
53s oil nyIon hose in solid eoIoFs,
ribs and patterns. One size fits any
foot.
W5L-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Save More Than "
On Paint and Enamel

2zl Cons OF Spray EnomeI, assorted
coIors. Now S6e
1876 Quarts OF Paint, assorted colors.
Now S8e
II GeIIons Of Paint, choice Of coIors,
Now 2.S8
WGL-Housewores, lst Floor,
North Building
Evening star., 1960-06-09

Remnonts-Fidoy only
Sove " on
Fomous-Moke
Lightweight .
Luggage ,
LIS" Overnight Cases
white. Comparable VoIue
l7.o5. 8.9S
z TEein coses, brown mix.
Comparable value, 1000,
2o-24" PuIImon coses, ton,
white and brown mix. Com
porobIe value $500. 1850
s Shoe Tote csses, blue, oroy,
green. Comparable value
$500. 1850
5-zI" Wsrdrobes, white, p.
tan, brown mix. Compare
Bile value 1895. l4.9S
z Three Suffers, ton and
mix. Comparable volue
34.95. l7.4S
Pleose odd 1o9o Federal tox.
W6L-Luooooe, 7th Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-12
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
SCREEN

AMBASSADOR-"The Rat Race: Debbe Reynolds and
Tony Curtis as two young showbusneSs hopefuls who
md New York difficult $780, $3.50, $685. 7:35,
and $40 pm.
APEX-"nlicit Interlude" 1855 $50 and 9.55. "Naked
Night; 230. $50 and $3.50 pm; two early Ingmar
Bergman films, the former about strange and youth
ful love affair told in ballet form; the latter drama
of loves anguish.
CAPITOL"Crack in the Mirror" an exploration of fes
destructive passions; 15O, $3.50, $780, 1850 and
DUPoNT-"A Lesson in Love-; is amusngly taught by
Writer-Director Ingmar Bergman; /, 2:45 440 $3.50,
8:25 and 1920 pm.
KETTHS-"Battle Cry; men in war; g. 8O5 pm; Say
onara; Marion Brando in a tender East-West romance
1890, $50 and 10:3O pm.
MACARTHUR Garry On Nurse: strained slapstick
mostly anatomical. 2, 355, $685. 755 and 955 pm.
METROPOLITAN-"Th Rat Race; Debbie Reynolds and
Tony Curtis two young showbusiness hopefuls who
nnd New York difficult scene: 145 $3.50, $50. 7:45
and $40 pm.
oNTARIo-Batte of the Sexes" polished British cast
IN Thurber'S amusing story of man VS.. woman; 1:15
3, 4:45, $50. 8:15 and 10 pm
PALACE-"Flame Over India" we'll photographed ad-
venture film of Colonial uprisings $50 4:2O 655 and
9:25 pm
PLAYHOUSE -Expresso Bongo": satirica hilarious conn
mentary by the English on modern times; 1885, 1885,
5:35, 7:35 and $3.50 pm.
FhAIA-"Career Gr"; blond Brton rises to Hollywood
Stardom; 1:15 2:55 4:20, 545, 7:10 $3.50 and 955 pm
1OWN-"Head Of Tyrant" lavish Biblical DRAMA los,
4:lO. 7:15 and 1925 pm. TOO Soon to Love-; it
certainly was for these two; 240, 545 and 1855 pm.
TRANS-LUX"an String; routine espionage thriller
starring Ernest Borgnne las S:4O $40, 735 and
$3.50 pm.
UPToWN-"Can-Can"; overbown production of the Cole
Porter hit with Shirley MacLane Frank Sinatra;
and pm.
WARNER-Ben-Hur" brilliant Oscar production on
mammoth scale of the story of Christanitys birth;
and 7:3O pm.