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Evening star., 1960-10-20
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Hickomlsthe Funnel
For PoIor Expeditions

polar ice must filter. at least
for the next couple Of months.
Every man In quest Of knowl-
edge or adventure, every pound
Of vital supplies. must pass this
check point until the southern
Ice breaks up enough TO let
shipping move into McMurdo
Sound.
That will not happen until
some time in December. But II
Operation Deep Freeze VI is to
bear scientific fruit-and the
millions Of dollars being spent
on the operation dictate that
1T must-the scientists have tc
Evening star., 1960-10-20

DIkser IMAM q C-Iz4 can carry
and what is to happen to
them?
MATS has recently acquired
the answer: A giant among
airplanes, called the C-133,
nick named Cargom aster.
Early In October two Cargo
masters set out from France
with two Swiss-huilt snow
milling machines for the polar
operation. The machines were
too heavy for the CHA, but
child's play for the C-133.
Where Navy Takes Over
AS fight AAM-222 prepared
to leave Hickam for Canton
Island, Fiji Island and Christ
church, this reporter was able
to switch to the C-133. Its
statistics are staggering. Built
to carry the biggest missile in
Americas arsenal, it can lift
"a tons at a speed Of 800 miles
an hour. Its index. compared
to the C-118's 5000 and the
C-124's 1000, is $4,000. MATS
says the C-l33 is worth 21a
C-l24s; the figures indicate it
is really worth nearer three.
From Chateauroux to Christ
church is something over a.
900 miles. That is the end Of
the line for MATS. The Navy,
principal operator Of Deep
Freeze. takes over there.
Each snow miller will have
to be dismantled at Christ
church and its parts loaded
into two C-124s for the final
flight to Byrd Station, on the
ice cap 80 degrees south Of the
equator.
So far in Deep Freeze VI,
MATS has moved southwark
Through Hickam 20 flights. with
l676 Antarctic bound passengers
and 348.125 pounds Of assorted
cargo. Ten of the planes have
been C-R4s, and 16 C-118s.
The first two C-133s ever to
fly into New Zealand are next.
They and a smaller Navy
counterpart, the C-130N Her
cules, are bound to become
the mainstays Of future as
saults on the great white
southern continent.
Evening star., 1960-10-20

taking place 5000 miles south
Of here. but the key to success
or failure is to be found in this
mid-Paciflc paradise.
Here. at Hickam Air Force
Base. is the funnel through
which everything bound for the
Evening star., 1960-10-20

had q kind word yesterday for
Mr.. KhrushcheV.
II don't think he's as bad as
they make out" said the Coun-
tess of Home. wife Of Britain's
Foreign Secretary, Lord Home.
The countess met the Soviet
Evening star., 1960-10-20

saIAI1r CaIIs lIuLGn eaLa yIILk
passengers for the Antarc-
tic ice. There were q few emf
nent scientists. several dozen
less eminent ones. q pair of
Army oficers and q handful of
enlisted men from all three
services.
Also q few newsmen - the
first wave" Of correspondents
anxious TO witness and report
the always new. always excit-
ing drama Of the worlds last
frontier. This writer was q
passenger on Aircraft 1856.
There was q no-nonsense air
about the fight, which seemed
to combine perfectly q mini
mum Of luxury and q minimum
of discomfort. The seats were
normal, somewhat spartan,
airplane seats. They faced
backward because MATS az
Iparently believes what civilian
|airlines prefer to ignore-that
the passenger has a better
chance Of coming out Of an
accident alive If he takes the
deceleration through his back
Shifts to Cargo Quickly
The windows Of the plane
were barred with q criss-crosc
grill. which caused someone to
call 1t a flying crazy house. >
But there was a reason: The
planes II passenger seats car
be ripped out in q hurry and
cargo can be slowed. Wher
used for freight, the C-118 car
carry something over IL toni
at an average speed of about
240 miles an hour.
This converted DC-6 is thu
pony Of MATS workhorse fee
engaged in airIifting Operation
Deep Freeze. Far bigger, anc
far more ofiicient as q freight
carrier is the C-l24 Globe.
master II, of which seven art
assigned to haul cargo to thu
polar ice at McMurdo SounC
from Donaldson Air Force Base
Greenville, S. C.
The CHA, a hulking beas
whose pilot sits 80 feet abov,
the landing wheels, can carr!
almost 18 tons at 220 miles al
hour. If you multiply tonnag,
by speed you get a numbe
about 1000. Let us call thi
the airlift index Of the Cha
The C-118'S airlift index thel
Is just under 5000. This is tru
even though the smaller plan
is faster, because the bigge
one carries so much more. Tn
GlobemaSter's worth on Opera
ton Deep Freeze compares t,
the C-11S's as 4 compares to :
C-133 Giant Carrier
But this is only part of tn
story. Some Of the things tina
are needed on the Antarcti
ice are too big for the C-118 t,
haul. They would have to b
knocked down" Stateside an
then re-assembled on the ice
or alternatively they woul,
have to wait for the shor
shipping season, If there wer
nothing bigger than the C-11S
There are, of course, thing
Evening star., 1960-10-20
Khrushchev Gets
Pat on the Back

LONDON. oct. 20 (AP)-An
English lady-a titled lady
Evening star., 1960-10-20
BY WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

HONOLULU. = Uncle Sans
sixth and biggest assault on the
icy secrets Of Antarctica may be
Second Of Tires Articles
Evening star., 1960-10-20

APPETIZER. TOMATO JUICE
Delicious, rich juice-tastes
best served chilled. Add
lemon for an extra tasty
touch. A healthful between
meal beverage, too!
Evening star., 1960-05-01
TEEN SPORTS

Olympic prospect appears to
be Sue johnson (freestyle), a
sophomore at Washington
Lee High. Sue showed great
promise at Bartlesville by
beating Molly Botkin, a top
notch swimmer, in the 100
yard freestyle. Scoring the
seventh best time in this
event gives Sue an inside
track to Rome, since eight
freestylerS will be carried on
the squad.
Robyn johnson, a fine
backStroke swimmer, is being
converted to a freestyler and
is determined to beat her
older sister Sue.
The other six hopefulS of
the team are Sue Gardiner
(freestyle). a freshman at
Stone Ridge in Bethesda.
Md; Andre Armbrust (breast-
stroke), junior at Jeb Stuart:
Sandy Miller (freestyle),
senior at Bethesda = Chevy
Chase: Diane Morris (breaSt-
stroke), a sophomore at Will
son; Katherine Hennessy
Greestyle), ninth grade
at Stratford Junior High,
and Kathleen Smith Gree
Style).
Recently Coach Tinkham's
splashers added two more
trophies to their collection
by capturing first place in
both the boys and girls Dis
trict AAU age group cham
pionshipS at American Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1960-05-01
Teen BRIEFS
Confined From Poge s

Continued From Poge s
fourth in his weight class in
wrestling in the Washington
Metropolitan Area Wrestling
Tournament, president of the
Honor Society and has won
several awards in science for
his projects.
4 & +
Seniors at Montgomery
Blair High, Silver Spring.
will hold their traditional
Bermuda day on Friday and
top off the occasion with a
record dance from $3.50 to
1870 pm. in the boys gym.
Theme of the dance will be
South of the Border.
s. 4 +
A spring music festival will
Evening star., 1960-05-01

WANTED to en-
tertain hospitalized veterans
and servicemen. Call HORACE,
RA. 3-7880.
THE HI-FIs - Sparkling dance
music for all occasions. Call
GREGORY YOUNG, WO. g.
9438 or STAN PRITCHARDa
EN-. 3-l475.
DO YOU LIKE r and B as
done by Elvis Presley, Bill
Doggit, Bo Didley, Jerry Lee
Lewis, Dwayne Eddie, Chuck
Berry, Ricky Nelson, Buddy
Holley, ETC.? Then you love
us, because the PARTYMAK-
ERS make the party. Call
MIKE, OF. 4-6l76.
OVER 600 RECORDS, old or
new. to play at dances, hops
or parties: reasonable rates.
Call JOHNNY, OIL. 4-0795 OF
LES, OIL. 6-3642.
WILL TRADE CuShman motor
scooter frame, body, wheels
(very good tires) and trans
mission for CuShman motor
with title. ia. 8-0822.
B&B PHOTOGRAPHS. 1. Pre-
prom and after; 2. Portraits;
3. Home and Car photos; 4,
Gen. photographs. Call JU.
5-l934 between S and 8 pm.
on weekdays.
DANCE BAND for hire; 8 years
professional experience in
the d. c. area. Call JU.
5-l639.
Evening star., 1960-05-01
Greetings
HAPPY ANNIYERsARY .Lov-

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Low
er," 3 months April 29th.
Love. 10.
DIANE-Happy 18th. hope you
enjoyed the party. MARTY,
NOM. DAD, BEV BOB.
JUNIOR - Happy birthday to
the most wonderful boy in
the world. All my love, LOU.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to my
friend Ma delyn, from
CATHY ENGLAND.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Ginny
and Nom. From PAT. BOB,
ROSE. DAD and MCGEE.
T. NASH-A late happy birth
day from two admirers,
JAYNE S. and SHARON M.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Francis.
MOTHER. PATSY and
DADDY.
BETTY LOU M.-Happy 10th
birthday on April 80. Love,
w. B.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY. U. For
syth. Love, P. D.. SUZY
JAMES, TAM HESAN and
e DO DO.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Bitsy,
the sweetest and most preci-
Gus girl there is. Love.
"Frannie
Evening star., 1960-05-01
By JOHN MELOY
Star STAFF Writer

If at first you don't sue
ceed, try, try again. This is
the outlook taken by eight
young swimmers and their
coach at the Northern Vir-
ginia Aquatic Club after fall
ing to place any higher than
seventh in any one event at
the Women's National AAU
indoor swimming and diving
championship last month at
Bartlesville, Okla.
I'VE weren't beaten badly
enough to be discouraged"
says Coach Stan Tinkham,
an Olympic coach and ALL
America swimmer at North
Carolina University in 1851
So. "I never believed the
other teams would do as well
as they did"
at proved that we have a
lot of hard work ahead be-
fore going to either the Ma
tional championships at In
dianapolis July IS, 16, II or
the Olympic tryouts in De-
troit August 2, 3, 4. S." he
adds.
1T all depends on the girls
improvement in the next
couple of months whether or
not we will compete at In
dianapolis.
to enter" the coach points
out.
The teams brightest
Evening star., 1960-05-01
Miscellaneous
For Sale

SUNBEAM CBSA), Cadillac of
m'cycles; drive shaft, rubber
motor mounts, 500-cc. vert.
twin; new cond. (battery, tires,
paint, etc.; 1851; $375; all
extras. KE. 8-6293.
SPANISH GUITAR and plush
case; original cost, $50; Sacri-
fee. both for SIS. HE. 4-3997.
TEENS formal dresses, size z
excellent for the prom; So
each. KE. 7-1877.
WRIST WATCH, ladies, like new,
SIS; diamond ring, yellow gold
$25. LO. 4-6820.
'4S NERO. ENGINE, full race
and rare 80 Lincoln Zephyr
trans, in good condition; make
offer or will trade for '49 to
81 Chev. coupe, engine not inn
portant, or will pay cash for
same. Call FRANK, RE. 6-5518
FOR SALE-'32 Ford; Model 3
trans, amp. gauge, right rear
fender, Sin. lowering blocks
for 81 Chew; Ford All real
end complete; pistons for fat
head Ford, 80 Mere. instru-
ment panel, etc. Call BILL
WO. 6-1l22.
MOTORCYCLE SO. $50 cc.
BSA. 900 miles; make offer
or trade for car. IA. 2-7344.
Evening star., 1960-05-01
Notices

GIVE AWAY puppy, 6 weeks
old, to good home. Juniper
8-l845,
TOP POP TUNES? Old timers?
Hire the band that plays
them all at low, low rates.
THE SOVEREIGNS. JIM,
EN-. 3-5270.
EXPERIENCED DANCE BAND
available for your party or
dance; college students; rea-
sonable rates. Call JU. 5-l639
TOVAYORE b. b. g. presents
May Magic" Indian Spring
Country Club, May Ia; semi
formal. 9-12. NOMADS.
COME TO ULTIMFS "On the
Beach" dance, beachcomber
theme. casual dress, hula girls,
palm trees, leis. Wakefield
High School, May Z at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1960-05-01
Miscellaneous
Wanted

alllllllllIIIlllIlIlIIIIIllIIlIIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIliI
HUBCAPS, two Sc Mercury
spinners; will give four regu-
lar caps or pay reasonable
price. LU. 2-l335.
RECORD WANTED, ex-popu-
lar version of Believe Me. :"
Call GAIL, JE. 2-2606.
RACING ENGLISH bicycle
which was declined after an
ad in last weeks Teen. JE.
2-1721.
Evening star., 1960-05-01

GOLF CLUBS; a full set; $50 or
best offer; excel. condition.
Call JIM, VIII. $500.
FENDER SKIRTS-'49-51 Ford
fiared skirts, zinc-chromate
prime, perfect condition; IS.
JU. 5-3084.
BICYCLE, boys 26-in., good
condition; $40. Call KEN,
IA. 5-3099.
TUX FOR SALE, almost new,
$45. Call FE. 7-7400. Ext.
GIT; if no answer, leave name
and number.
ENGINE, Renault, 4 cv., COM
pletely rebuilt, many new
parts; $50. LU. 1892.
BICYCLES-Two girls 24-inch,
coaster brake bikes with
baskets. King 9-5104.
GUITAR AMP, Gretsch, al
most new; cost $l72, will sell
$50. Call RICK, JU. 9-1284
after 4 pm.
2 RENAULTS, will sell both for
500 or for parts; also have
a clean so Olds engine, $50.
Call CHUCK" evenings,
VIII. 6-7241.
DRUM SET, complete, excellent
condition; $l95. Call Sunday
or weekdays after 6 pm, VIII.
6-7S02. Wheaton area.
80 FORD BODY, good condition;
have sold trans. and radiator,
all other parts will go with
body; must sell, top offer. Call
RONNIE, IA. 8-5282.
1850 PLYM. 4-dr.; $85 or best
offer; excellent transportation.
Also Plym. gen. and starter,
50 each. 1911 Emerson st. NV.
so HARLEY-DAVIDSON "125";;
good shape; alloys, bags, wind
shield, sI65; lightweight crash
pot, 81. MEL, HA. 2-9286.
METAL CUTOFF SAW, $45,
complete; 4 vices, cheap; SHIP.
engine; 8-in. table saw, SIS.
WA. 7-1578.
PORTABLE record player, 1915
or As rpm, your choice; $3.50.
North Arlington, KE. 8-5475.
H.O. ENGINE, new, cattle, box,
fiatcar, boatcar, 2 container
gondolas, pickle tank, pickle
hop: terminal track, re-.
sailer, IL curve. co. 5-948l.
ARMY CT COTS g, used twice. f,
heavy canvas and strong
frame; 2 for $14, $3.50 ca. co.
5-9481.
TABLE TV, 20-in., good, in use;
S35. JU. 5-0497.
HAMS -NOVICES, S38C short
wave recr., modified with con-
trollable IF regeneration, very
peppy, S25. JU. 5-0497.
NERO. SO hdtp.; Cadillac eng,
leather upholstery, solid lifters,
optional rear end; r. and h.,
dual exh. JE. 3-7949.
TRANS, 81 Cad. -LaSalle, SIS;
short block, IS Pontiac, $50.
EN-. 3-6223.
HI-FI or stereo fanS-Speakers,
turntables at $1.50; 3-tube am
plifier, So. N. Arl., KE. 8-5475.
OLDS 1850 2-dr. sedan; stick
shift, customized; ideal for
track: $1,000 invested, best
offer. Call TIE. 6-0562 between
IL noon and 4 pm.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 212 h.pv
in good running cond.; must
sell. S25. Call IA. 7-9487.
FORD 1858 Tudor 6-cylinder
coupe; very economical, runs
perfect. locks good. JA. TINA.
"OFFY' Xxi manifold WI carb.,
fuel lines, linkage and split
manifold for duals; fits fat
head 6 Ford. Plym., Dodge.
Make offer. JOHN, ia. 8-256l.
Evening star., 1960-05-01
Jobs Wanted


MUSICIANS ~ desire summer
work. years with same rock
n roll band. Both did all
vocals; play elec. guitar and/or
elec. bass; piano and/or elec.
accord. Can give job references
and personal refs. Desire full
time work; consider part-time.
Call any time, HE. 4-2348.
Evening star., 1960-05-01

TUXEDO FOR SALE, size 80,
worn only once; original cost,
$65; sell for only S25. Call FE.
7-7400, Ext. GIT.
MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE, late
ST model; bought new in SO;
$500 actual miles; best offer.
AP. 7-326T.
FORD so coupe, white, '54 Chev.
grill front, Third gear shift,
flooring with red carpeting,
customized, radio, dual speak
ers, front, back, heater, de-
froSter, new battery, new cable,
new carburetor, good white
walls, with moon hubs; motor
overhauled, 1000 miles on mo-
tor; many extras! 1895 or best
offer. Call JU. 5-4257.
MORRIS MINOR convertible
with factory rebuilt Ford Va
60 h.p. engine; dual eXhaustS.
oversize wheels, lots of spare
parts; good running condition
except clutch chatters; $3.50
invested, first $3.50 takes it.
BUCK, OIL. 1896.
FORD 48 cpe.; SO Cad. powered,
excel. body and paint; '55
heads, I'LL comp, Jahns
pistons, etc; must sell. DU.
5-7664 or DU. 5-5535.
FORMALS, buy or rent, new or
rented like new, exquisite
gowns, cocktail dresses, tuxedo
outfits; special group rate sale
on gowns (disc. styles; from
SIS; dinner jackets, $40; trou-
sers, "a. Open Mon. and Thurs.
till 9 pm. LONGS, 73l 7th
st. NV.
FORD '49 V-8 coupe; stick, re-
built trans, r. and h., duals,
Wv, Gust. seat covers; $13l
or best offer. WO. 6-7l27.
CHRYSLER 1858 New Yorker
va; you must see and drive
this beauty; nice in and out.
Will consider trade for 1949
through 1852 Chevy, straight
stick and small amount OF
cash. JIM or JACK, CIR. A.
5000, 7 amt pm, Monday
through Saturday.
EARN spare-time money! Rub
Der stamp making outfit. Very
large amount of supplies; COM
plete instruction manual; $95.
Also 5x8 printing press, s45.
Call MARTIN, JU. 9-5490.
PLYM. '33 5-window coupe; ex-
cellent condition; also full
race SO Olds engine and
Zephyr trans; best reasonable
offer. Call BOB at JU. 5-723l
any evening after pm.
BOYS 26-inch bicycle; good con-
dition; SIS. FL. 4-6767.
DRUM SET, like new; SITS. JU.
9-1810.
FORD SO sedan; engine in
good condition, loaded and
lowered; must sell, lost Ii
cense; best offer. Call MIKE,
HE. 4-2067.
RADIO, for 1928 Nash; best
offer. JA. $685..
CHEW. ENGINE for sale; '55
Power-Pac, stock and complete,
good condition, exhaust mani
fold and pipes to mufflers are
included. Call RA. 3-0124.
DRESS-Pink organdy dress,
size IS, used only twice; will
sell $40. Call EN-. 2-3744.
SOAP BOX DERBY, built by
official standards except
sharp turning radius for
street use; built for punish
ment with good material; l
year used wheels: good mech.
foot brake and responsive
cable steering. Call HUCK
at JU. 5-3084 and make offer.
Evening star., 1960-05-01

FOR SALE - 50 Mere, stick
shift, 2-door, semicustom,
matching upholstery. KE. g.
5O73.
GO-KART, metal frame. 2-h.p.
engine, rolled and pleated seat,
needs some work; $50 or best
offer. LA. 6-7353.
NERO. 81 club cpe.; modified
81 Third" power plant, r.
and h., WV, stick; 81 running
gear; complete 12-volt cleo
trical system; best offer. Call
BOB, OIL. 2-6787.
WOODWORKING EQUIPMENT
Sander, $40; drill, $40; per-
feet condition. JU. 9-1049.
FORD 1888 Tudor sedan; good
running condition. HE. 4-9228.
HI-FI FANS, must sacrifice two
12-watt hi-fi amps. A Heath
ARB receiver with cab. and
"Qmutt' audeXtone arm, FIN.
tuner, 2 stereo cartridges, 2
speakers, in-wall battles. Cali
PAUL, EN- 3-O310.
FM TUNER, Eico HFT-90, new
cond., excel. reception; $25 or
swap for used mfscooter need
not be in running cond0 Call
JOE, HU. 3-5763.
FIVE WHEELS, IS inch, for 40
to '48 Ford or Mercury; $l8.
DAN. 10. 5-1707.
MERCURY 49 coupe; nauga-
hyde uph. and headliner, r.
and h., good tires and paint,
good condition: needs engine
work: $50. VIII. 2-4l25.
CORNET AND CASE (Elkhorn) ,
in good condition, Call HA.
2-3930: $55 or best offer.
CIVIL WAR EQUIPMENT-Civil
War naval hats, fair condition,
$3.50 without straps; Civil War
carbine cartridge boxes, S4,
coed condition; cap boxes, ex-
cellent condition, $3.50; primer
boxes, excellent cond., $3.50;
c. w. canteens without covers,
$3.50; Indian War canteens,
with covers, 1925; c. w. hat
ornaments: bugle, 81; crossed
cannons, 81; cross sabers, 81;
Spanish-American war artil-
lery sacks, 81 ca: c. w. bayo-
nets, fair condition, rusty,
$2.75; Spanish-American War
hats, $3.50: fiints, Csc each or
S for 81; large shrapnel pieces,
C. W., 75c ca. Write to the
Civil War Trader, TIA Pres
perity ave-, Fairfax, Va.
FORD 80; chopped, channeled,
rebuilt Chrysler V-8 engine;
used everyday on street; $3.50.
OIL. 4-1161.
FOR SALES OldS engine;
good condition; SIS or best
offer. OIL. 4-4348.
FOR SALES Mercury; loaded,
lowered, Lincoln door latches,
Third floor shift, overdrive,
blue metallic lacquer paint;
$3.50 or best offer. Also Al
Ford pickup with 50 Olds
engine; runs good, $275 or best
offer. No calls Sunday please.
JU. 7-762l.
BICYCLE, girls 26-inch; excel
lent condition, Schwinn-built,
$3.50 or best offer. RA. 3-0903.
MERCURY MOTOR 1852; plus
most parts, dismantling car.
Call OIL. 4-07l0.
JEFFERSON NICKELS, comp.
set, lacking BOD, all unc.; $48
or best offer. ANDY, EN-. 2
6051.
Evening star., 1960-05-01
Help Wanted

llllIlllllllIlllIlAlllII
WANTED, tenor sax, bass and
piano for jazz band; must
have experience. Call VIII.
6-2345.
Evening star., 1960-05-01
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD
DEADLINE:

Wednesday PM for Sunday following.
Ads received too late Will appear week later.
RATES:
lines 25c. 10c each additional line. You can figure
the cost yourself Allow average words per line
TO PLACE:
Write ad and figure cost Give your name address
and telephone number and send your ad. plus gay
ment to TEEN-ADS, The Washington Star, Wash
ington 3, D. C..
Evening star., 1960-05-01

Montgomery Blair's senior
banquet will be held at 1880
pm. at the Naval Ordnance
Laboratory cafeteria. Mike
Dean, co-chairman of the
Senior Banquet Committee,
will be master of ceremonies.
Dress will be "heel and tie"
Evening star., 1960-05-01

be held at 8 pm. Friday at
TakOma Park Md Junior
High School, featuring the
ninth-grade chorus, the
eighth-grade boys glee club,
the a cappella choir and the
school band and orchestra.
Admission will be so cents
for students and rs cents for
adults.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
HOLLYWOOD
Harvey Is q Poor Millionaire,
With All Those errible Toxes

Working as I do between the
two countries, l have to main
tain a house in England, and
I have to live in a hotel or
apartment in New York and
or Hollywood. I'm staying at
a hotel in New York while
I film 'Butterfield g. with
Elizabeth TAYLOR. I tell you
honestly, I couldn't live on
$4,000 a year. I always find
at the end of the year that
I can't afford anything. I
have to work more. But who
cares, I'm pursuing work 1
like. l like my work very
much.
I've never had a vaca-
tion." said Harvey, pouring
himself another glass of red
wine-he doesn't go for hard
liquor. I've been working
since I was IA. I ran away
from home, in South Africa,
after I'd whisked through
school like a breeze"
Critics View Changes
1t was producer Jimmy
Woolf of Romulus who gave
the easily discouraged actor
his first break on the screen.
The British critics loved me
at first, then decided to hate
me. Now they like me. l was
sorry they didn't like me in
Romeo and Juliet. Well, I
did. I also liked Harvey in
Il Am a Camera" but not
In those costume things he
did at Warmers. Now he
stands to win an Oscar NOM
ination for his role with ST.
none Signoret in Room at
the Top"
I'm thrilled, not so much
at the recognition, but one
is fortunate to work on an
international basis Larry
continued. He recently COM
pleted the role of a southern
gentleman with John Wayne
See GRAHAM, Page CO.
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SCREEN

AMBAsSADOR-"Jack the Ripper: murder and meo-
drama, uninspired; lis, $50. 430, 6l5, 7:55 and
$40 pm.
CAPTTOL-"Toby Tyler" Walt Disneys circus romp, for
the children; 40. 3:45 5:45, 7:45 and $50 pm.
DUPONT-The Cousins: loose lives of Paris beatnks;
1920, 1925 5:35, 745 and 9:55 pm
KEITHS-"Who Was That Lady?"; loud and energetic
marital farce l. sos $40. 7:15 9:25 and IL 80 pm
MacARTHUR-"T Bay; fetching small gal meets muir
derer heart-warming: 2:20 AIS. sos and SIS pm
INTERCOLLEGIATE the Ripper: murder and melo-
drama, uninspired; l:55. $50 5:45, 745 and $40
ONTARIO-"Once More With Feeling; $3.50 comedy
about the home life of a musician; 100, 2:45, 4:35
6:5, sos and 9:55 pm.
PALACE-"Sink the Bismarck the British Admiralty
battles unsuitable" German ship; l:40 $40, $40
TAO and $40 pm.
PLAYHOUSE-"A Touch Of Larceny; amusing money
making scheme dupes newspaper; l. 2:3O 4:1O, $50
7:35 and 9:15 pm.
PLAzA-The Lovers; frank French look at adultery;
lis, 2:35, APO, sos, 7:50 and $40 pm.
TOWN-"A Woman Like Satan; Brigitte Bardot invades
Spain: 1:30. $780, $50. 73O and $50 pm.
TRANS-LUX- Suddenly Last Summer version
OF Tennessee Williams turbulent play enhanced by
top performance from Elizabeth Taylor L. $40, $50
TAO and $50 pm.
WARNER-"Operation Pettcoat"; Cary Grant and Tony
Curtis submerged with puchrude; l. $40, $40, 1880
and $40 pm.
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living off it now. Whatever
you earn, you have to spend.
in my income-taX bracket
which is IS per cent. If you
earn a million dollars today,
you end up with $4,000. It's
disgraceful that neither the
American or British govern
ments recognize that an
actors earnings f1uctuate.
Actors salaries are publicized
on a false earning basis be-
cause of what they must pay
away. Actors salaries are too
bloody low. People envisage
actors earning so much, when
in fact they earn nothing
because of taxation. In Rus
STA and other countries, actors
earn a lot. tax free, because
theater and films are govern
ment sponsored.
I'D rather get $4,000 tax
free than $250.000 and be
taxed. Even my percentage
on Espresso Bongo' doesn't
n.lp because it's income.