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Evening star., 1961-11-30

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Evening star., 1961-05-05
AT THE PALACE
Maria ScheII, Ford
Storin New 'Cimorron'
By HARRY MACARTHUR
Star Staff Writer

You've heard about the winning of the Well that
turns to be term loosely used The West won at all
There this German girl and she
talked it into submission
This at rate is the that through most
clearly during unwndng Of "Cmarron" at Loews Palace
Evening star., 1961-05-05

new David Merrick hit show
I loved every minute of it. How
does Anna Maria, more or less
neglected by Hollywood, feel
about her sudden success? I've
been in a daze," she admitted.
But l realized I was a success
at the Tony awards. Fredric
March, whom I've always ad-
mired, came up to congratulate
me. And Joan FOntaine also
came up to say wonderful
things about my performance.
The crowning Joy was when a
lovely lady said, 'Congratula-
tions. My name is Mary Mar
tin.
Sister CarIa Alberghetti will
star in the National company
of Carnival. But Cover
Champion, who directed the
musical so brilliantly, is in the
hospital for a month with ul-
GERS.
'Tis said that Dave Garraway
is very interested in a certain
blond singer. His marriage
Evening star., 1961-05-05

Theater. This new remake
Cafter 80 years. of the classic
film based on Edna Ferber's
novel is something other than
classic. A pretentious bore is
what it is a considerable part
of the time.
Maria Schell is the young
bride who faces the rigors of
pioneer life and Glenn Ford is
the adventurer who can not
deafen his ear to the siren song
of a new frontier "a turmoil
the-century style new frontier .
They are bulwarked by a first
rate supporting cast headed by
Anne Baxter, Mercedes Mccain
bridge and Arthur O'Connell
Edmund Granger has produced
the picture with respect for
the story's age and standing
and Anthony Mann's direction
is marked by deftness in almost
every sequence.
Arnold Schulman's screen
play follows Yancey Cravat and
his bride from the Oklahoma
land rush of 1889 to her emer-
gence at the outset of World
War I as a successful news
paper publisher in Usage, Okla
homa. BY this time, Yancey has
long since departed, first for
the Cherokee Strip, then to
Alaska. next to the Spanish
American War and finally to
the war in Europe. The Sabra
he has left behind winds up
with her memories. that news
paper, a pair of half-Indian
grandchildren and a sympa-
thetic telegram from the Brit
iSh war office. This covers
about 25 years and it seems it.
Miss Schell and Ford. for all
their competence, can't do much
to bring Sabra and Yancy to
life. They emerge in Mr.. Schulz
mans script as a nagging
woman and a somewhat shift
less adventurer who flees to
escape the eternal yackety-yak
around the house. You can't
blame either of them. but
neither can you arouse much
interest in what happens to
them.
Matters are not helped much
by some forced but inane
comedy relief-a trio of men
furiouSly peddling a bicycle
built for three in tumultuous
land rush-or by the films pre-
tense of saying something il
doesn't really say at all
"Cimarron" firmly faces the
matter Of race prejudice. fol
instance. when a little Indiar
girl is refused admission to the
Usage school. Then it drops the
whole thing as il Governor
Evening star., 1961-05-05
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THE APARTMENT"-Billy Wilders Oscar winning joke
about seduction Shirley MacLaine, Jack Lennon
"BEN- -HUR"-The mghteSt spectacle winner OF record
IL Oscars it's original uncut, action n-teeming fOrm
"EIMER GANTRY'-Burt Lancaster in a lusty portrait OF
Sinclair Lewis fire and birthstone evangelist
THE HOODLUM PRIEST'-DOn Murray in the well-made
movie story O. a fighting st. Louis priest
"SONS AND LOVERS-TrevOr Howard and Wendy Hitler IN
drama nominated Academy Awards.
TUNES OF GLORY"-Alec Guinness and John MlllS IN
dramatic bout military discipline.
"NHERE THE BOYS ARE"-FrOlicSOme comedy about the
surngtime intercollegiate mating season in Florida
"THE WORLD OF SUZIE WONG"-ROmance in Hong Kong
in a tasteful movie improvement the stage play.
Evening star., 1961-05-05

with his late wife had been on
the rocks for a long time. e.
Princess Grace Rainier was
lunching with her two youn-
sters at the elegant Voisin
restaurant in New York while
I was there. And MariIyn
Monroe will surely spend the
summer in New York now that
Joe Di Maggie has taken a
cabana at Long Islands Lido
Hotel.
Bobby DARN does have a
sweet side. Since his favorite
New York character, Joe the
Barber, had a heart attack,
Bobby has been sending him
books and magazines, and also
offered financial help. This boy
will end up winning a popular
ity contest.
You usually see Brigitte Bar
dot in modern next-to-nothing
flimsies. But in her latest
movie" Celebrated Lovers" Brig
goes historical on her admirers
and wears her dresses to her
ankles, and her hair to her
waist. She plays the daughter
of medieval barber.
Claude Rains took his young
wife Rosemary and her son
Schuyler, 8, to Rome with him,
to sit on the sidelines Cor go
shopping while he stars in
Arrival of the Outsider"
Mickey Callan will be gifted
with the fine wardrobe he
wears in Tiger Among U.s." in
which he co-stars with Alan
Ladd and Rod Steiger. Mickey
plays a delinquent from the
right side of the tracks-Bel
Air, no less, sometimes called
the richest community in the
world.
While Bob Hope is spending
half July and all August in
England, filming Road to
Hong Kong" with Bing Crosby,
wife Dolores and the two
younger children will divide the
summer between London and
Rome. Bob's final TV show of
the season, May l3, has guests
Juliet PrOwse, Jim Garner and
Julie London.
Janet Leigh says, Show me
the script first" And the script
she refers to is from the very
censorable Irving Wallace story
The Chapman Report" 1t i,
now being scrubbed up by Ror
Alexander.
Evening star., 1961-05-05

Faubus had Just ridden up
waving one of those nekkid
bayonets.
Director Mann does achieve
quite an array of pictorially
imposing and dramatically ef-
fective passages during the long
course Of "Cimarron." Unfor-
tunately, the whole adds up not
to the sum of its parts but to
a loose collection of them. May
be there have been too many
Westerns and "Cimarron," like
Hamlet is bound to be full
of cliches.
Evening star., 1961-05-05

"CIMARRON'; a Metro-G oIdwyn-
Mayer release Of an Edmund Gram
ger production. directed bv Anthony
Mann, screenplav by Arnold Schul-
man from the novel by Edna Fer
Der. Al the Palace Theater.
The Cast
Yancey Cravat Glenn Ford
Sabra Crsvat Maria Schell
Dixie Anne Baxter
Tom wyatt ------ Arthur O'ConnelI
The KID Russ Tamblvn
Sarah wyatt
Mercedes McCambridee
Yves -----.-- Vic Morrow
sam PeRler w Robert Keith
Bob Yountis Charles McGraw
Jesse Rickey
Henry tHarrvD MorFan
Sol Levy --- David Opatoshu
Mrs. Pegler Aline MacMahan
Felicia Venable Llli Darvas
Neal Hetner Edgar Buchanan
MRS. Hefner Mary Wickes
Ike HoWes Royal Dano
Mills L. O. Jones
HosS George Brenan
Jacob Krubeckoff Vladimir sokolotf
Evening star., 1961-05-05

week that her marriage to di-
rector Claudio GuZm a n,
planned for this month, has
been indefinitely postponed. be-
cause-"He's going to Italy to
direct a film with Pier Angel.
I'm glad that he has this oppor-
tunity. but there's no point in
getting married if he's going
to be away for several months. "
You have probably already
heard this. but Anna Maria is
the toast of Broadway for her
beautiful singing and acting
as the little waif, Lii, in the
Evening star., 1961-05-05
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Anna Maria Delays Wedding

HOLLYWOOD, (NANA-
Anna Maria Alberghetti,
mascara streaming down her
cheeks after that last emotional
scene in Carnival" told me
when l was in New York last
The Adak sun., 1961-06-26
SHIPMENT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS & POVts

Upon receipt of transfer orders irt- dividuals are requested to contact JOHNSON, SK2, Ext ension 7Oo IMMEDIATELY to arrange for pack out dates and ship ment of privately owned vehicles. 1. Adak's requests to MSTS for cargo space are based on known cargo available for shipment. We can get the cargo space if you let us know what you plan to do. POV's are shipped on space available basis, thus those attempting last minute shipment run the risk of having their car left behind. If you are try ing to sell your car you still should book space with JOHNSON SO in case it is not sold it can be shipped. If it is sold notify us and your shipment request will be cancelled. As for HHG's pack out dates, there are still a few days left in August, if you have orders and have not seen JOHNSON do so IMMEDIATELY.
The Adak sun., 1961-06-26
RETURN OF HIGH SEAS SALMON TAGS

The tagging of salmon on the high seas will be continued in l9ol on an expanded scale, and the Fisheries Research Institute, Univ ersity of Wash ington, College of Fisheries solicits the continued cooperation of all Adak personnel in returning tags and recovery information. High seas tag returns are very valuable in predicting salmon runs and in our negotiations with the Japan ese.
 Posters are now on display at the Post Officer which give details on the return of tags and it should be noted that while there will be no $25.OO re- ward for return of tags as last year, the Fishernan's Union in Seattle is going to have $500 cash drawing for High Seas Salmon Tags turned in prior to September 18th and you may win. No record of a salmon being caught with a tag during the last Salmon season on Adak was made but anyone catching one this year is requested to contact the Editor of the Adak SUN.
 POSTERS ON RESTRD TED AREAS FOR FISHING ARE BEING PLACED IN PROMINENT PLACES ON THE STATION.' CHECK THESE MAPS IN ORDER THAT YOU F ISH WHERE YOU SHOULD. -.
The Adak sun., 1961-06-26
Page 3
EDITORIAL
June to- Sept ember: The Care-

EDITGRIAL June to- September: The Care less Season.
 One of the greatest pleasures any man can hope to achieve is complete relax ation--the total absence of nervous strain and tension. We live in world of speed and noise and tumult. Comes summer and we make plans to get away from it all--but in too many cases the planning generates new pressures ard drains on our energies.
 On Adak we take to di scovering the oackroads and places which have be en blocked off for the winter. Unfcr tun ate1y, we sometimes tune our exhiliar- at1on with a a-sheavier foot on the accel- orator which leads to costly accidents and untimely and unnecessary death.
 The speed limits and traffic control set on Adak is a result of :. many years of study and experience. The conditions of our roads (especially in the back. country) are of such that it is not safe to exceed the speed limits UNDER ANY CONDITIONS. In fact the more pru- dent drivers who know wi Il ell you it pays to go under the speed limits-it is better for your cars conditioning & your own prot ection as we'll.
 T1IE fN|N rr~
The Adak sun., 1961-06-26

ME1CSME ABQARD NEW PERSONNEL Name Rate Assigned to Tyrone J. SMITH AN Operations Received from: MAS Pt Mugu Hometown: Erie, Pa.
 Donald E. SAYIER AN Operations Received from: NAT itchfielh Park ,Ariz Hometown: Hutchinson, Kansas Dennis R. HELLER AGAIN Operati ons Received from: MAS Iakehurst, N.J. Hometown: Burbank, California. Buenaventura V. VIcTA sD3 Admin/BG Received from: USS MIC CAin, DI3 Home town: Philipine Islands > Michael D. sIEGAIL AN Operations Received from: MAS Pt Mugu Hometown: Denver, Colorado Dale E. ROBERTS SA Security HometQWn:- Bismarck Nor tn Dakota.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
Bedroom Apartments

COMPLETELY FURNISHED: FULL
HOTEL SERVICES; MODERATE
MONTHLY RENTAL IN WASH WASH:
INQTON'S MOST EXCLUSIVE
Evening star., 1961-08-10

FOUNTAIN GIRLS, no Sundays;
conds. SERVICE PHARMACY, nth
and Eye SITS. NV; no phone calls.
FURNITURE SALES In. Washing
TONS, largest discount department
stores excellent working eondi-
tions, good pay. 5-day week. hos
BONNO. GEM FURNITURE DE-
PARTMENT. WA. 7-9134.
GIRL FRIDAY, between Is and 80,
tinn office; 5-day, 40-hour week.
For information. call JE. 4-55f17
Evening star., 1961-08-10
ROOMS FURN-MD. VA.

NEW HOME-Niee front bedrm.,
pvt. bath and telephone. Near
z Corners. $40 per wk. to q nom
drinking man or woman. JE. 3s
Evening star., 1961-08-10
IMIscELLAMEoUs FoR sALEIMIscELLANEous FuR Sale
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FURNITURE. UNCLAIMED - Ned,
ern bedrm set. bookcase headboard
dresser. mirror. chest. Of drawers
SoS; Hide . way bed. $40; maple
secretary desk. $50: bunk beds
closet, S35; chest Of drawers, $40;
occasional chair, So; wardrobe, So
innersprinG mattress, SO; dinette
set with 4 chairs. $50; Hollywood
ssd. bed. S2a rocker; g; $S; love seat
chair. S35; dresser, sis; chaisG
lounge, S15: sofa bed, $50; EariJ
American chairs. S35; mirror, S3i
maple chest on chest, S32. We
added to our collection Of 800 art
pieces. top value, low prices. Many
Interesting items At HoFFMANN's.
We do reupholstering, draperies,
slin covers and refinishing, EASY
TERMS = FIRST PAYMENT IN
SEPTEMBER. FREE PARKING.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
HOFFMAN,

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Ewes IN .; saturday tn 8
Evening star., 1961-08-10
MIscELLANEoUs FOR RENT
DOCS, PETS, ETC.

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. Generators.
sod cutters. rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL q EQUIP. CO., JU. 5-6O4O.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
REPAIRS AND SERVICES
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PAINTING. alterations. paperins
low prices, white mechanic, quicl
service. La. e-9i41, Mr., Ridenour
PAINTER = colored, Experienced
low prices: remodelB Easements
cali Ii. 4-0e17.
PAPER HANGING, this Wk. SlE ane
up. '61 sunfagt, waterfast. RA
6-28S4. VIII. 2-945S. HE. 9-1S57
ROOF COATING AND REPATRs--
GutterSv~ all types Of new roofing
Call Ii. 6-el00.
WALLPAPER REMOVAL b the onil
bonded and ins. paper rennova
CO. in d. c., Nd, Va. DI. 7-1600
WALL sCRAPING xnd plastering
first class. All work guaranteed
RE. 1894.
WE BUILD concrete patios anc
brick patioS, and we do hauling
DI. 1854.
AAA-I CALL sERVfCE-Carpentry
painting, cement and brick work
hot-atr ducts and furnace,
cleaned: chimneys cleaned anG
bird proofed, S15-S20; briel
flower boxes, plaster work, paper
removed. Work guaranteed: 2E
yrs. exper, and refs. this area
WI. o-UoUo.
Evening star., 1961-08-10

SALES COUNsELORs = Prestise
st sp sSP ceS sood
school teschsrS, Insurance, real
estate salesvornen and related
fields. Able To- meet people: full Of
part time. Unlimited earnings II
you qualify. For interview, con.
tact Mr.. BARRY STTTHAM, IL
a.m.-7 p.ril., Thursday and Friday
No phone calls accepted. 253S
BLADENSBURG RD. NE.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
OFFICE FURNITURE
From a Nationwide
Organization
I'm Calo Now

REALTY, INC, il. 4-4900.
genuine walnut execu.
tive and secretarial desks, $40 so
up: conference desks, bookcases,
conference tables In all sizes,
$3.50 up: eredenzas, sectional
bookcases, pull-up leather, arm and
sT5Ssf pEoOf dls%.r adss; tes fnS Sesfss eSsnsts I5s
drawer. files in all descriptions;
sofas in leather; steel map cab
inets in all sizes. S74.50 up; stor-
age cabinets, $3.50 up. This Is
truly an outstanding offering Of
line merchandise. Many other
items too numerous to mention.
II you want the best In good used
office furniture, come in and see
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06
Soeicsl


Disabled people with lung-
tanving disabilities were a.
!'n recognized in the 1861
Amendment To the Social So
curltN Act. Charles A. Dclling-
vr Field Representative of tn
Wilmington. n. {. Social So
'u:lty Office. said these w.ur,
rs gwen Hn additional pla,.
period III which To apply for
,rlOd O! disability and subs.
uent cash benefits.
inns change Is quite Signifi
cant because withUu, extension
81 IN" June 80. 1861 dradIinr
II would have been necessary
lvr thu disabled worker ,n
meet the work Requirement, ~
years OF covered work during
inc III year period BET fore. ons.-
Oh disability during the riph-
Teen month period before TN.
"cluaI si!lng of his claim. Und-
or inc hcw law "a period of dis
ability may be established back
|" October /. 1871.
Disability protection is 4 re-
la'iNely new part of the Social
security Act. Congress realized
III 'hr early days of such y
program there would bc many
people VINO were disabled for
years before the legislation was
passed. TO afford this group
ol workers" an opportunity 10
.S'"oiiSh a period of disability.
''e law permits a disabled
worker TO establish his diSa-
DlIlty. regardless of the timo n,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06

1919, was celebrated by a na-
Ton swept with fresh hopes
Tor lasting peace. Again when
It changed the name of ARMS
nee Day To Veterans Day, Con-
sr,SS declared that the day A.
I" be dedicated To the cause
"i world peace"
In 81 doing, Congress mcr.-
y rc-cchocd mankind'S ugc-
'iu prayer tor the day wn,n
men shall beat their sword,
mt" plnw>harcS and ,rr:..
Sp'"fA INTO pruning hooks -
ne unpleasant reality of this
ana all generations who have
gone To war is that even 9Th.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06

E."-' p.ous may rot live 1
&c Ice, !. II docs not please his
wicked uy.gnbu.."
n.",uIy recall. that mankind
GEES sl.-"D ~ !JIst part uf -,
,J'u",., t,..Suuv or, ana time IT,
.".".. Ma. inc United States
.-. sle"t l"onIy-v!ght year
D. AZ. .SaH,i.,iy snort cxiStgn b.
90. .'.-., y!...t WIS, ruc SIS
- A"t'.!C.I.S navr divd la
'a.S 'uIns The part iurty e.
"u. Years.
49, 10 REMEMBER - y
amy through Northern
rIn,v wuu.d rykmo.c IN.
!''nur."S OF those who served
n two great wars. Those VIII,
"i"d Tor America speak To- a.
IN In" words OF one OF the
great poems OF history:
IL fi"'t. crs :.-tE the peoples
blow
l"t"",n tin crosses, row o,l
iDc"aorr OTiara spoke feel
nIiN ~ a poem written by.
I'm 1" 1877 L. commemorate
.hc Americans slain ia the Bat
10 O. Bucna Vista. Standing
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06
Love For
Living

by Leland Segars HungerpiIle,
IN" lovely words that | wouI,
say
About this glad THANKSGIVING
day.
Like autumn leaves that swirl
ana dart.
Came tumbling down and fell
apart.
Now silently | knecI 70 pra,,
f"r ] St!ll feel thankful in nv
heart" ,
AnniS HUMPHREYS.
While working at Rich's in
Atlanta. Ga, saw a lad an
Parrnt!N looking tor someone
! asked II ! could help.
! am looking for man, "
he replied.
What is his name" I asked
Il don't know" ne answer
ca, He boubht me these shoe.
! "ioh l thank him. and / wan,
to thank him" '
How docs ne look" ask.
ed. ""N
i can't tell you" ne re-
Sponded.' he works at Rich's.
II ! see him. I'll know him"
Inc last l saw of the lad
ne was going up the cscaIator
10 another floor. looking for a
man to whom he dccpI, dcsir-
ca to say thank you.
Remembering this gives me
Il feeling that would ike 10
say thank you for bIcssines
received from people whose
names are unknown TO me
some have produced raw mat
erals. Others have turned the
raw materials into desirable
Some have risked money in
investments. and / can purch-
aSe the best my money can
BUY Others have built roads,
ana / ride in comfort
You sap! some say. at is
not for you. II is for them
serves. they worked or made
time"
| grant you some work for
self. and some make time Rnt
Tor eight years worked n.
nong the thousands who mako
Rich's possible.
Know | need to say thank
you to people who scrub
sweep, decorate. cook. rim
elevators. figure and plan b,,v
and sell. hammer and eau
workers all. who need moi 4,
be ashamed of their 1abors
ana / wear shoes. and cniov
many good things. Bccause
people have laborcd across tho
centuries, there are churches
N winch ] may worship and
give thanks.
II sent you 10 reap that
whcrcon yc bestowed no lab
our: other men labourcd, and
ye are entered into their lab
ours" John 4: SO.
Thanks be unto God for his
Is.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06
For The People
- : raa,,.iie W. i,oyie


'h.S - til iC:h at Series
',.a..,u% puii:c welfare ia
>,r.h (~Tp..n.
Cid age tSS.Starc" is am n.t-
gr"l part ut Inc public wei
-" program in North Caro-
i.;t. Il = ON" If the three ma
81 areas -! financial assist
nee. the other two being aI,.
To dependent children ana aid
10 the pcTmancn and total.
disabled.
Many persons earn 81 iittl,
.urirg r!ci.' working wear.
not they cannot save tor ,n"n
d" as". Others become sick .,
av' ether niSfurtuncs thai
use up their savings. Often
.A'y have no children or other
ri#nvcS who can supporr
them. II is Tor sub old pcotJI,
mai "" hay" the program 81
old aye assistance.
Herr is i typical case. from
tho files of Il county depart
lcn, of public welfare ~
,oiia Carolina. which shows
CIV old aye assistance helped
II aged woman. II is the story
grandmother who's wild
wed daughter died. leaving =
dependent graudchiid TO b,
cared for.
~" granUmOthur took the
l'tlv gll into her home and
looked after her. but a. thu
years passed the grandmu,h-
SrS small incom" diminished
l" the extent that size was an
prchenS!tc about the child's
future.
a medical diagnosis lcvcar-
'o ,hat tho grandmother had a
mailgnanCy. She was i'm con-
>tamt fear that She would h.
separated from the child nv
hcr Illness. The county dcpar,-
ment of publ, welfare made
arrangements for the child tu
be taken care of.
me grandmother was ciipi-
Die for old age assistance and
therefore was eligible for med
zeal aid. She was given a series
~ treatments, but her condi-
ton grew worse. and she WAS
unable physically to care for
herself.
Finally, arrangements wcr.
made. al her request. for her to
d. placed in a boarding homo
Tor the aged. Without the skill
ca cascwork services of the
county department of public
welfare. this woman's life and
that of her grandchild could
nave ended in tragedy.
Public welfare services for
Inc aged cover much more
IMAM monetary aid. Experience
cd staff in both State and co.
unity departments of public
welfare give social services ir-
respective of financial aid.
These include assistance in |
llnding suitable independent .
housing. helping families in /
planning and in adjustment to .
problems relating to older
members of the family. coun-
selling with older persons mr.
heir families on any problem
hcy wish 10 discuss. and re-
laDIIItativC services 10 helm
'lder people retain or regain
IS much independence as pos
iblc.
Information on public well
are services available to the 4
igod may be obtained from
our county department OF
'ubllc welfare or from the
''ate Board of Public Welfare.