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Evening star., 1962-12-24
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM

cent Notre Dame-USC football
game in Los Angeles, Joe spent
the first half with the N. D.
rooters, the second half with
use. II couldn't lose,' says
Joe.
Paul Newman's buddy in "A
New Kind of Love-" Marvin
KapIan, was talking about
actors in general and mall
apropped: Most actors are in
teresting takers, but they do
tend to monotonize the con-
versation." Well, most actors
do like to talk about them
selves.
Tony Perkins managed some
dates in Paris with Florence
Malraux while he was there
last week to appear with his
Five Miles to Midnight" movie,
and to help publicize THE
Trial" He met the daughter
of Frances Minister of Cul-
ture while making the latter
movie with OrsOn WelIeS. Miss
Malraux worked as the unit
girl.
Ziva R0dann was on the sem
sational side when she arrived
at the Haifa airport in Israel
with her poodle dressed to
match her own monkey fur
coat. She is in Haifa visiting
her family, following the
Young Girls of Good Fami-
lies" picture.
You never know when you
will be tapped for a movie.
Blond, six-foot Garth Benton
was riding an elevator. So was
Columbia director producer
william Castle. Bill signed him
almost right then and there
for a top role in his new movie,
"The Candy Webb" The all
American-looking Benton will
play Russian spy!
Only her close friend, ROddy
McDOwall, could have received
Elizabeth TaylOr's permission
to use her Cleopatra photo
graphs, some of them very re-
vealing, for the January issue
Of that girlie-girlie magazine.
Liz will be on the cover, and
inside six pages of color photos
- all taken when Roddy
worked in the Cleo" pic with
the siren.
Evening star., 1962-12-24
HOLLYWOOD
A Producer
Keeps Busy
HOLLYWOOD (NANA)

HOLLYWOOD, CNANA). -
Jack Palance was with 29-year-
old Producer Ron GOrtOn last
week when the latter socked
Lang Jefferies just outside the
Residence Palace Hotel in
Rome. Jeffries, formerly mar
ried to RhOnda Fleming, had
been needing Gorton in the
bar Of the hotel. Ron told him
to get lost, but Lang apparently
was looking for trouble-and
got 1t. Next morning, he had
the grace to call the producer,
title role Of "Lucifer" and,
be starring for Gorton in the
title role of "Luciffer" and,
before that, THE Bitter End"
Gorton wants me to relay a
message to Eleanor Parker who
starred for him, with Maurice
Chevalier and Jayne Mansfield,
in Panic Button: "Shc was
right; I was wrong" They had
a battle during the making of
the movie in Italy last sum-
mer :. We will see the picture
in late spring And Cesar
Romero is suing Gorton be-
cause he was replaced in the
picture by Mike COnnOrs. I'VE
needed a younger man." said
Ron.
Next on the schedule of the
dynamic Mr.. Gorton, who has
gone into partnership for films
with millionaire businessman
Charles Gumprecht, is "The
OddballS"-"an American mu-
sical comedy that could never
happen" And, before we stop
writing about Gorton, his new
production assistant is actor
Jerome CORTLAND who will also
continue as an actor.
Doris Day and no one but
must play the Mary Martin
role in the filmed Sound Of
Music"-unleSs, of course, they
sign Miss Martin.
The Ray Millands rented the
Bel Air home of Ann SOthern
until their own is ready for
occupancy in February. I be-
lieve Ann has put the house on
the market. It's a beauty.
y
Ernie BOrgnine's co-star in
'McHale's Navy" Joe Flynn,
attended Notre Dame, but
graduated from University of
Southern California. At the re-
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonight's top sho,Ds preUieued By TV Keys staff
who attend rehearSalS match screenings and analyze
scripts in NetD York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered guide to vtetOerS.
Evening star., 1962-12-24

Ernie BOrgnine's co-star in
"McHale's Navy" Joe Flynn,
attended Notre Dame, but
graduated from University Of
Southern California. At the re-
Evening star., 1962-02-25
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Isl PM.
Variety Interviews. l1a Hours Guests:
Barry Nelson. The Ames Brothers.
7 ELEVEN O'CLOCK FINAL.
ABC News Final. Commentary j. Nc
caffrey; Weather, L. Allen; Sports, S.
GiImartin; Local News. H. Wilson.
q IL Pm. REPORT.
News, Weather. Sports and TV Editorial
Ills q WEATHER. SPORTS.
Color. Forester. Simpson.
ll:2o q THE LATE SHOW.
Movie. Hour, 40 Minutes. beauties
of the Night" 1852. A disheartened
composer takes refuge in a dream world.
Gina Lollobrisda. Gerard PHILIPPE. First
run) (Foreisn Film FestivaIJ
lips q entertainment NEWS.
Color Gene Archer reporting.
ll:3o q JACK PAAR SHOW.
Variety. ! Hour. Color. Guests: Jack
Douglas The Smothers Brothers.
q TUESDAY MOVIE.
Approximately Hours "The Brasher-
Douboon" 1o47. A rare coin involves
detective in rash Of unsoved muir
ders. George Montgomery.
1890 Cd NEWSBEAT.
loo q INSPIRATION. ~
0 THE LATE, LATE SHOW.
Movie Hour. so Minutes. "Her
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Lamar.
1:3o q WORLD NEWS.
l:35 6 DAILY WORD.
$50 d MEDITATION. WEATHER.
Prayers by various faiths.
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THURSDAY EVENING

700 ovilows lNBcl
$50 Real Mccoys (ABcl
9,oc Ny Three Sons lABcl
$50 hozel (NBc)
1000 Sing Along With Mitch
(NBc)
HOO II PM. Finol
ii:3o The Tonight Show (NBc)
FRIDAY EVENING
ZOO Klvb XVIII
7:30 Rowhide (cBSl
$50 The Flintsiones fABc)
300 " Sunset Strip lABCl
1000 Third Man
1880 Chef Hvnilsy Reporting
Hoo II PM. Finul
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SATURDAY
AN.
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1000 The Alvin Show lCBSl
1890 King Leonardo (NBc)
ll:00 Saturday Comedy Time
NOON
100 Wotch Mr.. Wizord tNBc)
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loo Dcnee Time
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Chicago (NBc)
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800 vollsy Born Donee.
$3.50 Perry Moson (CBSl
$50 Hove Gun, viii TroVel
(CBSl
300 lawrence Welk tABc)
1000 Miss Universe
Pageant (CBSl
1850 First Run Film: "A Girl,
O Guy ond O Cob"
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(cBS)
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MONDAY EVENING
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kAoNDAY-ERIDAY

MONDAY-FRlDAT
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SUNDAY

AN.
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PM.
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Navajo times., 1962-09-05

AFSWC, Albuquerque. NM
More than 20 etfighters and bomb
ers from Kirkland Air Force Base
in Albuquerque are scheduled to
present an aerial salute to the
Navajo Tribal Fair. Saturday
morning, September 8.
Pilots and crews from the Air
Force Special Weapons Center, the
Naval Weapons Evaluation Facility.
and the New Mexico Air National
Guard will begin their flights over
rhe fair grounds at IL IN.
Navajo times., 1962-09-05
Jets to Salute Navajo Tribal Fair

with the Air Rescue Service TO
display an H-43 jet-powered hell
copter. The H-43 holds world alr-
tude and speed records.
Brig. General John w. White.
new commander of the Air Force
Special Weapons Center. plans to
ATTEND the fair. II will be his first
visit to Navajoland. He replaced
former Center commander Major
General Charles Nj. NlcCorkle. who
was transferred TO Japan earlier
this summer.
Navajo times., 1962-09-05

Navajo viii see the giant B52
jet bomber. largest plane in the Air
Force; the Navy's Vigilante
fighter-bomber which operates
from aircraft Carriers: and the
National Guards F-1OOSuper Sab
re Jet.
Other plans will include the Air
Force F-1O4 Starfighter whichflies
twice the speed of sound, T-33 jet
trainers, the B-47 strategic
bomber and B-57 light bombers.
Arrangements are being made
Navajo times., 1962-09-05
TTikaI Fair COmmifisss

TTikaI Fair Committees
Arts and Crafts
EDWARD MAYS
SALLY JOHNNY
BESSIE NEZ
SONYA STEWART
ELSIE PINTO
JOAN PINTO
CHAROLETTE YAZZIE
LEITA PINTO
GAIL FREELAND
JEANETTE COONSIS
DOROTHY BOWMAN
PATSY SELLS
NED HATATHLI
LAURA BENNETT
BARBECUE COMMITTEE
RICHARD CLARK Ch
SAMUEL McGREGOR
DALE STONER Co-Ch
Navajo times., 1962-09-05

HORSE RACING COMMITTEE
PETER BOWMAN
BEN TAYLOR
RAYMOND ARVISC
(Big) BILLIE BECENTl
JIMMY LARGO
MARK BEGAY
Evening star., 1962-12-16
For the Birds

The only birds Of paradise
flourishing outside of New
Evening star., 1962-12-16
POINTS OF INTEREST
williamsburg Planning
Brilliant YuIe Welcome

VIRGINIA-The traditional
ceremony Of white lighting
with a torchlight parade of
the Militia, flies and drums
and a Band Of Musick official
ly opens Colonial Williams
burg's Christmas season
Wednesday.
The ceremony starts at the
Capitol at $50 pm.
As the costumed Night
Watch passes each house in
the historic area, residents will
light the candles in their win
dows. The candles will be
lighted each night thereafter
through January 2.
Among other holiday high
lights win be the fireworks
demonstration next Saturday
and again on December 81 at
6:15 PM. In conjunction with
the Royal Governors recep-
ton at the Palace.
The Community Christmas
Tree will be lighted by Mayor
H. M. Stryker at $50 pm,
December "a, with caroling
scheduled.
On Christmas Day the
Governors Palace will be open
Evening star., 1962-12-16
POsada Fetes
Gift TruveI Good Ideu

A long week end at Niagara
Falls, for instance, is only about
$50 a person and a New York
week end is much the same.
For warmer climes, there is
Acapulco and Mexico City,
which may be split up in a
week for $3.50. II you really
want to give BIG. consider
Europe, the South Pacific and
the Caribbean.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

If you're still in that last
moment Of indecision on a
Christmas present you might
consider travel.
Every travel agency has more
different attractions on its
shelves to satisfy more people
than ever before. It is never
a question for the donor to
decide what to give - but
which.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

free of charge to the public
from 2;30 to 5 pm, with con-
certs by the Band of Musick
in the Garden at 3 and 4
pm.
Commencing today and con-
tinuing through January l3
will be a special holiday exhi-
bition Of toys at the Abby
Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art
Collection. A marionette show,
Sleeping Beauty" by Pauls
Puppets will be held tomor-
row 1880 pm. and Wednesday
at $3.50 pm, in the Auditorium.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

search for shelter-begin in
mid-December. .,
The "posada" has become a
series Of songs and process
sionS, climaxed by the break
ing of the "pinata", a decorat-
ed clay jug stuffed with gifts
for all. Throughout Latin
America and the Caribbean,
there are fiestas galore and
colorful pageantry surround
ing religious commemorations
of the birth of Christ.
When the people Of the is
lands and countries of the
Pacific celebrate Christmas,
carols come out with a Poly
nesian beat and Santa's REIN
deer are replaced by canoes,
Yuletide celebrations have a
decidedly different appeal all
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Governor Clinton
Cuts HoIiduY Rute

The holidays in New York
are getting easier on the pock-
etbook.
From now through New
Years eve, the best of the Gov
ernor Clinton Hotel may be had
at SO per cent off established
rates.
Reservations may be made
through the Governor Clinton's
Washington offices, Allied Ho-
tells Reservation Service.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
ROUND THE FREE WORLD
Christmas LAND Where 1t All Began

Have you ever thought Of
spending Christmas where it
Il all began, q days Jet ride
from here?
During the Christmas sea-
son, Bethlehem comes alive
With the color and pagentry
Of many sects who travel there
70 celebrate and worship.
Brightly decorated trees line
The streets, but they are rare
in the homes, where the creche
= the center Of activity. Tiny
Shops abound with religious
objects carved In olive wood
and mother Of pearl.
From midday until midnight
On Christmas eve, the town
L filled with professionals,
Chanting. moving lights. and
shifting colors as one celebrat-
ing sect succeeds another in
the churches, crypts and grot-
tOs. A special Mass is held in
the famous Church Of the Ma
tivity. at 'Manger Square.
thought to be the Oldest
Christian structure in the
world.
Church Bells Ring
Probably the most moving
part Of a Christmas visit to
Bethlehem is at midnight
Christmas eve when all church
bells ring for miles around and
thousands Join in singing
carols at Shepherds Field.
The American Society Of
Travel Agents says there are
well-run hostels.
Jerusalem, only IL miles
away, has accommodations
ranging from quaint old Arab
houses to ultramodern luxury
hotels.
Nazareth, where Jesus spent
a great deal of his childhood,
also lights up at Christmas
time.
On Christmas eve, guides
assist visitors in finding their
way about and this year at 8
pm. leading clergymen and
town officials will welcome
tourists at q reception in the
community center.
Churches celebrating Mass
are Danes de Nazareth, st.
JoSeph's, the Church of the
Salesian Order. the Chapel Of
the Order Of the Claretians
and the Baptist Church. Ad-
mission to the reception and the
churches is by invitation only
because Of the limitation of
space.
Make Reservations
Tourists are urged to ask
their travel agents to make
reservations for them early.
Europe, where many Of the
western worlds most cherished
Christmas customs originated,
is at its gayest during the
Christmas season.
A greater emphasis on the
religious aspect Of Christmas
is seen outside the big cities.
Peasants in national costumes
carrying lighted torches and
shepherds with their lambs
Wend their Way through the
Evening star., 1962-12-16

their own. The beaches are at
their best-especially in Aus
tralia whose famed surf carni-
vals take place at this time.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

countryside in procession to
the churches.
Each of the Scandinavian
countries has its own Christ
traditions, though they
share many common practices.
had its Little Christ
the last Sunday in
November. when Christmas
trees first appear and the
parties begin. From the begin
ming Of December in Norway,
normal meals give way to the
Julebord (Yule table)-dinners
which begin in mid-afternoon
and last for hours.
From Scandinavia comes the
charming custom of sharing
Christmas with the birds.
Farmers put out a sheaf of
wheat stuck on q pole. and
city dwellers leave crumbs on
window sills.
Tradition Of spending Christi
mas in European and Scandina-
Wan countries inspires many
escorted excursions by sea and
air. Ships sail from the east
coast with the traditional
Christmas trees tied to the top
of their masts and special Yule
programs on board. Airlines
pay special heed to Christmas
abroad celebrants.
POsada Fetes
South Of our border, down
Mexico way, the holiday sea-
son starts early and ends late.
"Posada" parties - reenact-
ments Of the Holy Family's
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EXTENDED IA. VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols
4O44 Fifth Av. S., returned home
August 4, after an extended motor
trip to Los Angeles, San Francis
CO, Seattle and Spokane, Washing
ton.
The Nichols left July 7, and
spent much time in Los Angeles
as guests of their relatives. They
were the houseguests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. CARROT and were en-
tertained by their cousins the
Misses Emma and Alice Gillespie
Their next stop was San Fran
cisco where they were highly en-
tertained by Mrs. Ethel Williams
Nance. While in Seattle they were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. H
Flood and Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
Elliot.
The Seattle worlds fair anC
other points of interest facinateo
them. In Spokane, Washington
they had a wonderful time and
came home full of exhuberance and
many wonderful things to say Of
their vacation.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS,
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
August 10 August rs

August 10 - Mrs. Marjorie
Curry, 1928 Portland Av.; Major
Harold Brown, U.S.A.F. Columbus,
Ohio.
August 20 - Mrs. Charlotte
Davis, 1921 Portland Av., Naomi
Henderson, TOP Bryant Av. N;
Tyler J. Howell, ST., 2207 Elliot
Av.; Daryl Register, 1900 Portland
Av.; Rodney Wormley, TT. Worth,
Texas.
August 81 - C. Wyatt Pierro,
1135 James Av. N; David Dean,
1852 Oakland Av.; J. B. Craw-
ford, HOP e. 18th St; Sandra
Lynn Gibbs, 4549 Third Av. S.;
Irving Williams, 364o Smelling
Av.; Mrs. Clarissa Lewis, Allston,
Mass.
August % - r. Adams, TIT
Seventh st. NJ; Janet Williams,
1851 Portland Av.; John Freeze,
ABB Fourth Av. S.; Mrs. Mary
Swain, 3347 Third Av. S.; Mrs.
Myrtle Banks, 1851 Bryant Av.
N; Miss Ethel Owens, 3941 Gin
ton Av.; Florie Hadley, 715 Logan
Av. N; Mrs. Ira Robinson, 3S48
Oakland Av.; Roberta Green, AL
E. oath St.; Mrs. Otha Howelton,
1922 Ellwood Av. N.
August % - Harry e. Floyd,
2426 Fifth Av. s.; Rosie Stephens,
612 Seventh St. N; Mrs. Henry
Breedlove, 1929 Queen Av. N;
Leonard Martin, 1922 N. Fourth
St.; Renee Wormley, FIT. Worth,
Texas; James c. Ellis, Chicago,
Ill; Douglas Thompson, 1914 Gin
ton Av.; Morris Goodwin, 1929
Clinton Av.; Sandra Smith, 1927
Fourth Av. S.; Mrs. Manly Rhodes,
4501 Portland Av.; Mrs. Henry
Breedlove, 1929 Queen Av. NJ
August "a - Charles Noble,
1892 Fourth Av. S.; Thelma Stark,
1928 Oakland Av.; Mrs. Bonnie
Owens, 72O Fremont Av. N;
James Clardy, Savage, Mimi; Iona
Christine Murdoch, Ardmore, Pa.
August rs - Freddie Ingram,
4541 Fourth Av. S.; Rosie Lee
Stephens, 612 N. Seventh St.;
George L. Millunchick, 1902 Chi
cago Av.; N. S. Hubbard, 3411
Blaisden Av.; Helen Eiz Pickett,
Minneapolis; Mark Hosea Robert
son, 4424 Fifth Av. S.; John Can
non, Montgomery, Ala; Mrs. Detza
Allen, Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. Caroline
Peery, Ohio.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17

Ross, 459 st. Anthony; James
Thomas, S04 st. Anthony; Harry
J. Ballard, SIT st. Anthony; Ethel
Helen Myers, 1858 Iglehart.
August 20 - Sidney L. Williams,
1866 Blair Av.; Ira M. Dorsey,
967 Iglehart; Georgia Price, 454
Rondo; Carol Clark, 615 W. Cent
raj; Wanda Marie Owens, S72 Day
ton Av.; Diane Cecilia Russell,
500 Iglehart Av.; Caryn Sue Al
len, 642 Iglehart Av.
August n - Albert Wright,
Jr., 371 N. Western; Sally Ann
Moody, 727 Rondo; Raymond Ry-
an. 1896 E. County Rd. c.; Will
liam Irving, City; Mrs. Frankie
Chapman, 1872 w. Central.
August % - L. L. Davis, Jr.,
ees Rondo; Villa Mae Lamb, $50
w. Central; Leila J. Boyd, 7o3
Iglehart.
August % - Kenneth Robinson,
100 st. Anthony! Anna L. Perry,
9oS Iglehart; Sandra lone Smith,
651 st. Anthony; Janice Williams,
1905 Iglehart.
August "a - Jean Marie Gull
yer, 1889 Western No; John NJ.
Culver, 1889. No. Western; Mrs.
]. M. O'Neal, 736 Carroll; Mary
Alice Burren, 2S5 Rondo; Pat
ricia Parker, 66s st. Anthony; Mrs.
Leona Montague, 797 Iglehart;
Viola Worthington, BIT N. Avon;
Nelson Balenger III, 1872 st. An
thony; Shirley Fulford, 305 N.
Mackubin; Luther Fulford, 500
Iglehart.
August rs - Mrs. w. B. Walk
er, 856 Iglehart; Mrs. Ashby T. H.
Harris, sos Carroll; H. E. Tous-
saint, $50 Iglehart; Mrs. c. S.
Compton, 722 w. Central; Mrs.
Kittie v. Washington, $50 st. An
thony; Mrs. George Carter, AL
st. Anthony; Mrs. Myrtle Harris,
$40 Iglehart; Lenora Foster, 1875
Sherburne; Charles Taylor, Jr., 697
Rondo; Robert Montgomery, 377
w. Central; Mrs. John Williams,
791 Rondo.