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Evening star., 1960-09-21
Dockers Withhold
Election Support

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 81
(AP) Neither Vice President
Nixon nor Senator Kennedy
will receive the support of
Harry Bridges powerful Inter-
national Longshoremen's and
Warehousemen's Union.
In reviewing the records of
both major presidential candi-
dates, we find both lacking in
any desire for a program for
bringing an end to the cold war
which drains our resources and
keeps us under threat of nu-
clear war;" the unions execu-
tive board said in a statement
"A vote for either is a vote
against a positive program for
peace and progress"
The ILWU recommended
instead, that its members sup
port desirable congressional
candidates"
Evening star., 1960-09-21
DixieBaptists
Cautioned on
BigOt Image

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept. 81
(AP).-A group of Southern
Baptist leaders were told yes
tercay to guard against being
pictured as bigotS as a result of
the religious issue in the presi-
Dental campaign.
THE South and Southern
Baptists (are) being, dangled
before the eyes Of the Nation
as a symbol of know-nothing-
ism and as a hotbed Of bigotry
in its worst form" said the Rev.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

I op OF Michigan, urged yester-
day that the Catholic faith Of
Senator Kennedy be dropped as
q campaign issue and that the
country get on with those ma
tional questions that deeply
concern u.s."
Bishop Enrich said that
Senator Kennedy, the Demo-
cratic nominee for President.
had made himself perfectly
clear" on the issue of church.
state separation.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

give it full Endorsement. Gov.
Daniel and Senator johnson
asked the delegates to avoid
debate or direct action on plat
form planks they did not like.
Gov. Daniel told the convention
he didn't want to give the Re.
publicans the opportunity to
capitalize on a Democratic
fight and split.
Raps Platform
Gov. Daniel told the conven-
ton he does not like all Of the
Los Angeles platform and that
he plans to oppose the sections
he objects to If they ever come
before Congress, but not dur
ing the campaign.
Gov. Daniel got a round of
applause when he said he is
backing the ticket of Senator
Kennedy, the presidential can
didate, and Senator johnson
and he asked for mot only a
safe but a big" majority in
November.
The convention did not by
name indorse the Kennedy
johnson ticket. Gov. Daniel
said this was not necessary in
view Of the June conventions
resolution binding delegates to
support all party nominees.
The convention-tumultuous
at times but orderly compared
to some long, riotous sessions
of recent years-adopted Gov.
Daniels platform on a voice
vote and otherwise followed his
leadership without a roll call
showdown.
Opposed by Houston Bloc
This came after numerous
backstage conferences and
manuevers during which all
but six members of a rebellious
Houston delegation were seated.
The Houston conservatives
spearheaded opposition to the
platform which also was the
target Of Dallas, Fort Worth
and other delegations. The six
who failed to get in had re-
fused to say they would sup
port the national ticket in No
vember.
The convention also replaced
two electors who would not
promise to cast their votes for
Senators Kennedy and john
son.
Senator johnson did not at
tend the convention but rested
at his ranch. Each mention
of his name produced a medley
of applause, Kisses. cheers and
boos.
BY steering clear Of a pub
lie hassle over the national
platform. the Texas Democrats
avoided an issue that had
threatened to split the State or
ganization. Replacement Of
the two bolting electors. pro-
vided insurance that all of
Texas "a votes will go for
Senators Kennedy and john
son If the Democrats can turn
the Republican tides Of 1852
and 1856 and carry the State
for the national ticket in No.
vember.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

State convention past the
touchy issue by adopting a
platform that dealt mainly with
State problems and with no
references to the national plat
form.
A sizable block of conServ-
atives wanted the convention to
condemn and reject the nation
al platform adopted at Los
Angeles while some liberals
were insisting that the Texans
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Texas Democrats Avoid
Bottle, Support Party

DALLAS. Tex, Sept. 81 AP).-Texas Democrats are
officially not oveenhusasticay united today support
of the partys presidential slate after avoiding aout battle
the national platform.
The forces of Senator Johnson the vice presidential
nominee and Gov Price Daniel yesterday steered stormy
Evening star., 1960-09-21

; on religious liberty should focus
on separation Of the church
and state regardless of which
party is In power or who is
President.
If people get the image of
Baptists as being bigots," Mr..
Garrett said. that is about as
bad as actually being one"
Evening star., 1960-09-21

N T0U PREFER A LIQUID druggists Also
have famous Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

Join the Red Cross Mother and Child Gore cIssses
meeting now. Mondays and Thursdays, 1000 am.
to 200 or $50 TO $50 pm. Coll Mrs. Smith,
d. 7-530O, ext. $40
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Rishon Hits I.sue

MILWAUKEE,. Sept. 81 (AP)
The Rt. Rev. Richard EN-
rich Of Detroit, Episcopal Bish-
Evening star., 1960-02-27
HOLLY
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
And That's Not Peanuts

Old Vic Shakespearean tour oi
Russia next summer. Fran.
els Y. Bushman, n, erect, anc
l8l pounds Of him-"same a!
so years ago." he says, wher
he was a top movie star-is
very active in television. You
can see Francis in The Loves
of Dobie GilliS" and Twelve tC
the Moon"
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Diane VarSi laughs at stories
that have her considering a re-
turn to Hollywood. Shes stay.
ing on at Bennington, VT.
and aims for a teaching diplo.
ma-and to heck with return
ing to THE Return to Peytor
Place" on the screen.
Nan Grey, one of the Three
Smart Girls" - another was
Deanna Durbin - and now
Mrs. frankie Laine, tells me
that frankie is going to Broad
way for the musical comedy
Mad Avenue" II hope the play
is a success. We'd like to live
in the East for a while" say,
Nan.
You won't believe it when yol
see the eX-perfect-wife of the
old Thin Man movies, Myrns
Evening star., 1960-02-27

Ripper" IL, 1:55, $50, $50
7:45 and GAS pm.
OntariO-"Once More With
Feeling!" lis. 3:05, 4:50, 6:4O,
$3.50 and 1920 pm.
Palace - Sink the Bis
marck!" 11:40 am, I:40, 3:4O
$40, TAO, $40 and 1885 pm
Playhouse - "A Touch OF
Larceny" IL, 1:40. 3:25, $40
6:55, $40 and 1920 pm.
Plaza - Heroes and Sin
ners," l1:45 am. las, 3:45
$40. 1885, $50 and 1l:l5 pm
Town-"A Woman Like Sa.
tan" 1890. 2::3O, 4:30. $50
$3.50, 10:30 pm. and 1890 am
Trans-Lux-"Suddenly Last
Summer" 1915 am, 1890
2:50. $40, 7:30 and $50 pm
Warner - Operation Petit
coat" II am, lis, $3.50, $40
8:l5 and l0:40 pm.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
DRIVEN THEATERS

AHnnnnT DRiVE-IN
1HA~ OF. 4-el00
2ool Jeff. Dovis Hwy, Arlington
Just Over the lAfh Street Bridge
YELLOWSTONE KELLY" Col
or, CLINT WALKER. at g.40.
No. 2-"FIVE PENN ES" Col
orr. DANNY KAYF BApBAPA
BEL GEDDES, at 7.3O. No. ,
SURRENDER HELL" KEITH
ANDTS, at ll:2O. Cartoon. BOX
once Opens at :.
Evening star., 1960-02-27

HOLLYWOOD (NANA.-
Marion BrandO was offered a
coconut plantation in Fiji and
a matching island all for him
self if he would play the part
of Captain Bligh in a remake
of "Mutiny on the Bounty" in
Tahiti next summer. I doubt
that Marion will accept-no
one could equal Bligh as played
by Charles LaughtOn. 1 hear
that Sterling Hayden would
like a crack at the role.
Christine JOrgenson, the he
turned she, will star in Rider
Haggard's She" to be filmed
in Mexico. This is the way
it always seems to happen:
Grace KelIy's son, Prince AL
bert, is blond and like his
mother. while brunette Prin-
cess Caroline looks like papa
Prince Rainier. They'll bring
the youngsters along on the
next trip to this country.
y + =
When I admired Mrs. Jack
Oakie's long, dark mink coat,
she quipped. "Oh, it's 5 years
old. Jack gave it to me for
Christmas, 1854. Marion Davies
likes it better than her sables. u
-. Tallest director in the United
States is Andy McLaglen. The
6-foot 7-inch son of the late
Victor guides "Gunsmoke" and
Have Gun, Will Travel"
Peter UstinOv joins Laurence
Harvey, John Gielgud, Richard
Burton and Mary Ure in the
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Science Fair Tuesday

The University Park Ele-
mentary school will hold its
fourth annual Science Fair at
8 pm. Tuesday in the school
auditorium, Underwood street,
HyattSville Md
Evening star., 1960-02-27
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
Arena Stage - "The Caine
Mutiny Court Martial" 2:3C
and $3.50 pm.
NatiOnal-"The Good Soup,'
2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Screen
AmbassadOr-"Jack the Rip.
per-" 1:50. 3:35. $50, 8 and
10 pm.
Capitol - Last Voyage, .
11:45 am, LAS. 3:45. 5:45
7:45, GAS and 11:45 pm.
Dupont - THE Cousins. ,
1:2O. 1925. 5:35. 7:45. 9:55 anc
11:40 pm.
Keith's - "Who Was Thai
Lady?" 11:15 am, 1:l5, 1925
$50, 1885. 9:4O and HAS pm
Macarthur - Tiger Bay
2:20, AIS, sos, 8 and 9:5S
pm.
Metropolitan - Jack the
Evening star., 1960-02-27

careful dressing, that he might
think we were an equivalent
executive of The Star. He was
too smart for that which should
be reaSsuring to the corpora
tion's stockholders. The Star,
too.
THE GUESTS: The Con-
greSSional Room was teeming
with the government, the mill
tary, and most of all press. tele-
vision and radio. These latter
owned all the familiar faces
in the big room, the number
large enough that it must have
surprised Big Steel to find so
many news people free for
luncheon.
There was no head table in
the Presidential Room which
was the usual sea Of white
linen. We have never seen the
room look more democratic.
Neither was there any assigned
seating. We sat with WTOP's
Larry Beckerman. dressed in
Sedate blue, and Stanley-War-
ner'S Frank LaFalce, in sports
coat and slacks.
Luncheon was ham or sole,
with becoming vegetables. Only
the dessert looked corporately
impressive, that altitudinous
ice cream pie of which there
is no compact model.
THE CLIMAX. The climactic
event on the schedule was the
S howing of United States
Steel's new movie, Rhapsody
in Steel" which explains how
critics got there. Vice President
Ben Chappell of the company
explained that it has been
praised by Time magazine, the
New York Times and Hedda
Hopper. which certainly ought
to be f1attering at least to Miss
Hopper.
Mr.. Chappell also said, with
smiling candor. that the pic
lures turning into a CONNER
cial hit with the prospect of
5000 commercial theater show
ings-came as a surprise to the
corporation.
Actually. it is quite a pic
ture, an animation which runs
% minutes, in color, and with
a musical score by Academy
Award winner Dmitri Tiomp-
kin. Gary Merrill does the mar
ration which makes quite a
dramatic point that steel came
to man from the heavens, in
the form of iron, and that man
is about to take it back in the
form of inter-planetary space
machines.
Rhapsody in Steel" heartily
applauded at the party, will be
shown here for the next six
days at the Metropolitan and
Ambassador theaters.
The companion picture, dra-
matically enough, is Jack the
Ripper" which is about one of
the famous misusers of steel.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
THE PASSING SHOW
u. S. Steel Is Proud
Of Its New Movie
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Editor OF The Star

We broke bread yesterday with u S. Steel
U. S. Steel bought the bread. It's richer
We dressed carefully for the OCCASION which
at the Satler We basic oxford gray
hnckleS with the lapes and the lmbed
trousers And Hathaway shirt with the but too wide
Evening star., 1960-02-27

collar. Our first choice was a
button-d but that type al
ways makes us look like an
associate professor of English.
Our tie was blue with a mod
est diagonal stripe, from Lewis
and Thos. Saltz, bought at the
regular price of italian ties,
not in the annual February
sale.
We cheated a little on what
Big Steel executives may call
the "outercoat," but is an over
coat to most of us. The proper
garment would have been the
oxford gray town coat, Slim
line style. Instead, we wore the
standard Alligator, with the
inner-lining. which is warmer.
1t seemed likely that Big Steel
wouldn't mind, especially since
we intended to check it down.
stairs at the Embassy Room,
where one of the girls always
smiles at us.
Our big cheating, however.
was on transportation. We took
the D-4 bus down, instead of
calling a limousine. or even a
cab. We used a car token, which
is made of steel, or maybe CT
some inferior metal. Sometimes
we pretend that We buy car
tokens to mark puts on the golf
course but we can't wen fool
ourselves with this subterfuge.
We sat up straight on the
D-4, instead of slumping down
as usual, which enabled us to
arrive at the Statler crisp look
ing and unwrinkled. Unwrinkled
as to clothes at least.
THE PARTY: The affair was
Big Steel big, using the Statler's
two largest public rooms, the
Congressional for cocktails, the
Presidential for the luncheon
There were three persons in
the reception line, one a func-
tionaire. We gave our name to
him and he passed it along to
the two adjacent men who were
dressed as civilians, not func-
tionaires.
The second one of these was
Leslie B. Worthington, the new
president of United States Steel,
and the first in the entire So
year history of the corporation
that we have ever met. Not
being sure what one SAYS to
new Big Steel presidents, we
said how do you-do. Mr..
Worthington asked, in turn.
how we did. 1t was a most
agreeable exchange, made the
more pleasant by our aware
ness that Mr.. Worthington
was no more accustomed to
meeting drama reviewers than
we presidents of United States
Steel.
We had hoped, after all our
Evening star., 1960-02-27

10y, as the alcoholic, unfaithful
wife in "On the Terrace" This
time her husband is Leon Ames,
not that wonderful william
Powell, who is now happy in
his retirement in Palm Springs.
4 y
When Robert Horton was in
London recently, he talked with
top Actress Margaret Leighton
about doing a play with her.
Don't get Bob wrong-he en-
joys his Wagon Train" series.
especially when he has the
larger role. But all stars in
TV series get bored doing the
same character week after
week.
Deborah Kerr will play the
barmaid in the movie version
Of Somerset Maugham's Cakes
and Ale" which she owns, with
husband-to-be Peter Viertal.
The clowns all want to play
Hamlet and the ladies all want
to come down to earth in lusty
portrayals!
Il
"Once More With Feeling" !"
Kay KendalPs last movie, is
titled once More, With Love"
in Latin countries. I enjoyed
the picture, but someho W
wished that Kay's last one had
been different.
Power of a column: Since I
mentioned here that John For
sythe had dozens of suits left
over from his Bachelor Faith
er" telefilming, he has been
Swamped with requests for
them. with applicants making
the Revue Production SWITCH
board operators miserable with
nonstop calls. John, unfor-
tunately, has decided to keep
the suits, because of his deci-
sion to continue with "3ache-
lor Father" filming his year
and next.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"THE BIG FISHERMAN"-Larges scale Biblical spectacle
with Howard Keel playing Simon called Peter
"THE LAST ANGRY MAN"-Paul NUM- in a splendid pOr-
trait of a fame-resisting family doctor.
LII ABNER"-Peter Palmer Stubby Kaye and scads of
girls free-wheeIing, foolish musical frOic.
"THE MOUSE THAT ROARED"-VaStly comic account of a
tiny duchy's against the United States
THE PRIDE AND THE PASSION"-Stanley Kramers
sweeping drama of the Spanish Napoleon.
SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVIL"-James Cagney
hated Black and Tans during Ireands Troubles" :"
"TAMNY AND THE BACHELOR"-Daddy- -LOng-Legs
visited retrieved Reynolds refreshing sparkle.
"THEY CAME TO CORDURA"-Rita HaywOrth, Gary Cooper
and Van Heflin in a suspensefu outdoor yarn
Evening star., 1960-03-18
Bearded OuId Doddoh
Makes Big Deal Here
By the Associated Press

A fellow who sports a side
burned beard and a name like
"Old Daddeo" isn't necessarily
q beatnik. He might be the
Prime Minister of Mauritania.
Mauritania, situated along
the northwest coast of Africa,
does have a bearded Prime
Minister. Moktar Ould Daddah.
The Ould means "Son Of"
At 35, he's a trim. we'll
groomed 5-feet-5. Gray flecks
his black hair. His education
includes degrees from French
universities.
Mr.. Daddah is visiting WASH
ington. He hasn't hit the head
lines like another foreign chief
who was here at the same time,
West Germany'S Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer. But he's not
leaving empty handed.
Daddah yesterday got a $66
million loan at the World Bank.
In terms of Mauritania 625,-
600 inhabitants. that figures
out to more than $1O0 for each
man, woman and child back
home.
He hasn't been in to chat
with President Eisenhower. But
next week he will mix with
Frances Charles de Gaulle and
RuSsia's Nikita S. Khrushchev
IN Paris.
Meanwhile he is keeping his
nnger on the pulse of world
events. He mulled over African
Evening star., 1960-03-18

the STRINGS of an awakening
Africa. 1t is a former French
dependency now headed to-
wards independence. Morocco
would like a hold on Mauri-
tania. France wants her to
stay in the French interna-
tional community.
Experts figure Mauritania'S S
meager agricultural economy
isn't enough to keep the coun-
try independent. But they have
discovered huge iron deposits
there, perhaps second only to
those in the United States
MeSsabi iron range.
Hence the $66 million loan.
1t would be part of a $3.50 mil
lion undertaking to build a
4l5-mile railroad and other IA
cilities to get out the iron. The
income may be So million to
$40 million a year by 1864,
enough to keep Mauritania on
it's feet.
Evening star., 1960-03-18

and global problems with Sec
retary of State Herter yester-
day. Before leaving Washington
today he was the honor guest
at a luncheon given by Assistant
Secretary Joseph c. Satter-
thwaite at the Presidents guest
house.
Eventually, Mr.. Daddah will
return to his still a-building
capital, Nouakchott. who's
present estimated population is
100.
Mauritania is a poor, hot,
dry country whose citizens feel
Evening star., 1960-03-18
Triple Murder
Search Seeks
Fur Poachers

OTTAWA, Ill. Mar. 18 CAP)
"A roundup of fur poachers
was ordered today by police in
vestigating the Staying of three
socially prominent women.
Those being sought are men
known to conservation officers
for their past illegally trapping
of animals in rugged Starved
Rock State Park where the
bodies of the three beaten
Evening star., 1960-03-18

women were found Wednesday
Supt. william Morris of the
Illinois State police said he has
received reports poachers had
been seen operating in the park
this winter. The l,475-acre rec
reation area abounds in mink,
muskrat and fox. and poachers
have long been a problem for
conservation officials.
Mr.. Morris said he ordered a
check of fur-buying firms in
Chicago and st. Louis, on the
chance Of tracing poachers not
known to authorities.
Investigators speculated the
women may have surprised one
or more poachers in st. Louis
Canyon, where their bodies were
found IN a shallow cave, and
were killed to keep from notify
ing authorities.
At the scene of the Staying
IL men sifted snow through a
huge screen today. searching
for additional clues.
Meanwhile, authorities pinned
hopes of tracing the slayers on
bits of hair, slivers of bark and
several photographs which the
women apparently took in the
park just before they we're slain.
Mr.. Morris said two or three
men, whom he declined to iden-
tify, would be questioned.
Mr.. Morris said several tufts
of hair found in the hands of
one of the victims, Mrs. Lillian
Getting, so. were sent to the
State police laboratory in
Springfield for examination.
Bark Found in Skull
Also sent to the police lab
were slivers of bark removed
from Mrs. Oetting'S skull.
Evening star., 1960-03-18

Technicians were to compare
the bits of bark with a blood
stained 3-foot-long tree limb
found beside the bodies.
A search group found the
bodies of Mrs. Getting, whose
husband George is an Illinois
Bell Telephone Co. executive;
Mrs. Frances Murphy, a., wife
Of Robert Murphy. a vice pres
ident of the Borg Warner
Corp, and Mrs. Mildred Lind
quist, so, wife of Robert Lind
quist, a Harris Trust & Saw
ings Bank executive, on
Wednesday. Police established
the women we're slain early
Monday afternoon.
A roll of 35-mm. camera
film yielded three color trans
parencies. States Attorney
Harland Warren said the
photos produced new leads, but
declined to comment further.
The camera, owned by one of
the victims. was retrieved near
the entrance to the cave.
Women Snapped
1t was learned that two of
the photos were of the women
posing in the park. They had
taken turns photographing
each other. The third was a
clouded double exposure.
Mr.. Morris said a sex maniac
or possibly two or more
killed the women. They visited
the park to hike and rest on
a brief holiday.
Pathologists had not estab-
lished if the victims had been
raped
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29
Round The Town

buffet party will be given by
the EDWARD CHESINS. .
A unique outdoor family
type picnic honoring the dou-
BILE Bar and BaS MitZvah of
MIKE CORNFIELD and AL
YNE BERNSTEIN was held
last Sunday at the family
home on East Speedway. :.
HARRY BACAL is recup-
Grating at Tucson Medical
Center after being injured in
an auto wreck in Mexico. N.
r. FELDMAN, who also was
badly shaken up and bruised
in the accident, is at home
and reports he is f e elm G
much better. Harry's many
friends are pulling for his
speedy recovery. =.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29
Center To Offer Biggest
Summer Family Program

new D anZig er memorial
gymnasium. The new air
cooled gym will give the
camping programs t h e ir
biggest boost in program
ming.
Outstanding supervisory
help will lead the camp
programs.
Teenagers also will have
outstanding athletic, social
and cultural activities.
They'll have heavy use of
the new gymnasium plus
informal socials, discus
sions and dancing.
And, of course, the Stella
Schlanger swimming pool
will be open throughout the
summer. The Center'S pop
ular swim team again will
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29
Observation-Disclosures

MIR. AND MRS. MORRIS
TOPEL, former TucsonanS,
were back in Tucson this
week to visit with old friends.
The Topels are now living in
Chicago. Along with visiting
their many friends, the To
pels attended the Bar Mitzvah
celebration of the son of MIR.
AND MRS. AARON PAUL.
From Hamilton, Bermuda
comes a card from SAM AND
IDA COHEN who along with
their granddaughter, Elaine,
are visiting AL, VIOLET and
b e THANIE BLACK. The
Blacks are living in Bermuda
on military duty. The Cohens
write t h a t Bermuda "is a
heavenly place and we were
delighted to receive the POST
here and read all the Tucson
news"
MARVIN COHEN wa S
elected to the high post of
president of the state Young
Democratic organization. :.
The MARVIN VOLKS are
now making plans for a Eu-
ropean trip which will include
visits to Israel and Russia.
The Volks will be honored
guests at a Bon Voyage party
on May 8. The cocktail and
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29

The Tucson Jewish Com
munity Center will offer
one of its most ambitious
summer programs to the
community this year.
It's a full and busy pro-
gram with something for
everyone from the nursery
age youngster to Golden
Ayers.
The highly popular sum-
mer camp programs will
be offered again-the Play
Camp for youngsters 31a to
5 years of age, the day
camp for children Gil and
the Trailblazers for young
sterS 1914 years.
The camps will offer all
sorts of activities from
swimming to the use of the
The Arizona post., 1960-04-29

be in action with a busy
schedule.
The Philip H. Handmak-
er Health Club will con-
tinue in the summer with
a complete schedule for
both men and women and
many new members are ex-
pected to make use of the
facilities during the sum-
mer months.
And added to the sum-
mer program will be adult
classes in modern dancing,
ballroom dancing, painting,
arts and crafts, Spanish in
struction, Choral Group,
Drama Workshop and du-
plicate bridge.
The Golden Age Club will
continue to meet on Tues
day and Thursday.