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seeing Judy and their children;
Observation-Disclosures.
A European producer cabled
Goth Century-Fox in Hollywood
an offer for the nude swimming
sequence featuring Marilyn
Monroe in her Inflated Some
things Got to Give" The idea
To sell it as saucy short!
But I certainly do not be-
lieve the story current here
that Richard Burton was paid
million dollars to "go along
with Elizabeth Taylor until the
final foot of their movie is ir
the can" Richard, a lover OF
Observation-Disclosures from
way back, would never take
money for that sort of thing
But a million might be hare
for anyone to resist.
= =
Sam Spiegel, producer Of
Lawrence of Arabia" has beer
advised by friends and doctors
to take things a bit easier. Re.
turning to London from loca-
ton in Spain. Sam had a dizzy
spell at the airport. Well
pretty soon Sam can go away
on his beautiful big yacht
which he keeps chained up ir
Monaco. Lawrence" after IL
months Of filming in Jordan
and Spain, will actually be
completed in three weekS-and
under $40 million-cheap in
these spectacular days of $2l
million for Marion Brando's
"Mutiny" and Liz TaylOr's $50
million Cleopatra"
During the time I went back
to Hollywood and then re-
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NEWS OF MUSIC ~
Guest Orgonist Offers
Recital at Cathedral

preSsive sound piece, and it was
played to the hilt.
The much briefer excerpt
from MesSiaen's L'Ascension is
an excellent study in how to
achieve infinite riches in a little
room. A truly monstrous cli-
max. which sends sympathetic
vibrations Shuddering through
the carved wooden choir, is bril-
liantly brought off without any
on-essential business.
The Boyce voluntary, an in
PRODUCTION and trumpet tune,
made an excellent program
opener. The trumpet tune, es-
pecially, had about it a sinewy
briSkneSS and easy control that
made the Bach fugue which fol-
lowed it seem somewhat heavy
footed.
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turned here, william Castle
started and finished his movie
THE Old Dark House" I'm
off to Lake Como for a weeks
rest, then back to London to
edit the picture" Bill told me.
After two months in Holly
wood he'll return to London
to rehearSe his play with Rob-
ert Morley, The First Night. "
Elaine Stritch is the big
new American star here. Every
one praised her performance in
Noel COward'S musical. Sail
Away" The reviews for the
actual show were about the
same as in New York-mixed.
But because of Miss Stritch-
two reviewers headlined, "A
Stritch in Time; ouch!-and
the magic of Mr.. Coward's
name, the musical is expected
to run a long time.
=
In New York, on my way to
London, I met 10 Van Fleet at
the delightful penthouse party
given by Lou and Milly Robbins.
10, an enormous hit in the
off-Broadway production of
"Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mammals
Hung You in the Closet and
I'm feeling so sad" has had to
refuse two movies because the
show is doing so well. But
I'll have to leave eventually,
and they are looking for a re-
placement" said 10. Margaret
Leighton would be very good,
but she's in a big hit already,
Night of the Iguana." Vivien
Leigh wants to do it in London,
where it has already appeared
but with no success.
y
My tablemates at the Rob-
bins party were George Abbott
and midas defense minister,
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New Record Set
By Panama Canal

PANAMA. July 2 AP).-The
Panama Canal Co. announced
yesterday a record 11.l54 COM
mercial ships passed through
the United States operated
canal in the 1961-62 fiscal year.
1t was the first time in the
47-year history of the Panama
Canal that more than 1000
commercial vessels had used
the waterway in a fiscal year.
At the year ended Saturday.
the company estimated cargo
moved through the canal at
67,595.000 tons, or about 4 mil
lion tons more than the pre-
viouS high. Canal tolls were
estimated at a record 1894 mil
non, a 5l2 per cent increase
over last year.
The total number of ships
using the canal, commercial
and government owned, was
11,422. Most of the govern
ment-owned ships are United
States, Colombian and Pana-
manian.
The increase in Panama
Canal traffic was attributed
largely to coal, coke and scrap
iron shipments from the United
States east coast to Japan,
phosphate shipments from
Florida 10 Japan. corn and soy
bean shipments from the Gulf
area to the Orient. and lumber
and grain shipments from the
United States west coast and
Canada to the east coast and
to Europe.
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Q Scratches, small cuts,
skinned knees and elbows, so
common with kids, are quickly
soothed by SoIarcaine. Young.
sters appreciate 1t especially
because it doesn't sting when
appIied-and It acts fast. Any
one with children, especially
needs SoIareaine.
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HOLLYWOOD.

LONDON (NANA).-Ile learned
here that Jose Ferrer was
bounced" as director and star
from THE Long Ships" and
that Judy Garland had been
pulling a MariIyn Monroe in
her movie, "a Lonely Stage"
Judy was working only every
other day, I was told. But this
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KriShna MenOn. The latter
was much more jovial than
some of his governmental ac-
tons. Abbott, with two sue
cesSful shows on his happy
handS-"A Funny Thing Hap
pened On the Way to the
Forum" and Take Her, Shes
Mine"-haS become a golf en-
thuSiaSt. u took it up two
years ago and 1 won't let any,
thing interfere with my golfing
winters in Florida" he vowed.
George is hitting in the COS.
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All Knowing Judy
Soy She's Working
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

only goes to prove that a re-
porter must check these things,
because everyone surrounding
Judy assures me that while she
sometimes goes up, and some
times down, she has only been
absent from the movie set a
few days on account of illness
and her picture will be finished
at the end of this month.
Well. that's a relief. How
ever, because Of the hideously
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NEWS OF MUSIC
By JOHN HASKINS
Contributing Critic

Robert Clark. organ. WASHINGTON
Cathedral. Program: Voluntary in
d, Boyce; Fugue in E-Flat, Bach /;
Chorale Partita. Wass Colt tut. daS
ist wohlgetan. Pachelbel: introduce
ton. Passacaslia & Fugue No. /.
william; Air with Variations, Sowerby:
Transports de Joie, from L'Ascension.
Mess.aen.
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SPECIAL STORE HOURS THIS WEEK
ONLY. SEARS CLOSED TODAY AT 2
Pm. FOR INVENTORY. Shop Thursday
and Friday 10 to g, Saturday 10 to 6.
Free Parking!
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Why Pay More!
Regular
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Machine washable and dryable long g-wearing too
@hite. Sizes small, medium, large go to 40 hip)
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tour Of duty she steamed 307, 1000
miles and entsred 26 different
Pacific ports.
Yes, the cold lady, carved q pro-
minent niche for herself in the an
nails Of naval history and al
though considered obsolete by cur
rent day standards, she's still a
mighty formidable sight to be-
holdl
Many thousands of North Caro-
DEMONSTRATING school children
in every section of the State play
ed a prominent part in bringing the
North Carolina back home and pro-
viding her with a permanent moor
ing. In excess of 500, 900 was re-
quired to accomplish this feat and
it was done through the contribu-
tons of these individuals.
Incidentally, visitors are well
coined aboard daily from 8 am. til
shutdown at the nominal charge of
80 cents for adults and Is cents
for children under IL.
The "old lady" is proud addition
to Variety Vacationland's splendid
attractions. I'm glad visited her
and you will be too. But remember
going and returning-drive care
fully.
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PRACTICAL NURSING
COURSE AVAILABLE

The Elizabeth City School Pro
gram of Practical Nursing which
is affiliated with Albemarle Hospi-
tai is now receiving applications for
admission to its next class. This
class will begin in March, and APP
plicants will be given pre-entrance
tests, physical examinations, and
personal interviews on Tuesday,
January 23rd at $50 A. M. in the
classroom at Albemarle Hospital
Nurses Home.
Candidates must be between the
ages Is and so and must have
completed at least one year of high
school education. Interested per-
sons who can meet these qualifi-
cations may obtain an appointment
or further information by calling
or writing Mrs. Evelyn Morris, r.
N. at Albemarle Hospital. The tele-
phone number is 1881 at the hos
pital and 6947 at home.
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Variety vacationland is indeed
blessed in that it is source Of
delight to travellers year around.
Autumn and winter seasons do little
70 dampen our ardor for the many
scenic and historical spots, always
attractive regardless Of the calen-
OAR. Besides, it seems that the usual
vacation periods just don't provide
sufficient time to get acquainted
with our States unsurpassed at
tractions-so we supplement vaca-
ton travels with weekend jaunts as
frequently as possible.
For example, this past weekend
we loaded the family into the car.
headed down the highway and en-,
joyed new adventure, We drove
to the hub and trading center Of our
southeastern shore, Wilmington,
where, as you may know, historic
landmarks dating back to the Re-
evolutionary War, abound. But this
particular journey was made spec
ificallv to visit Wilmington's new
est historical and educational at
traction, the battleship USS North
Carolina.
We found the old warrior conven-
iently located on the west bank of
the Cape Fear River, just opposite
downtown Wilmington and adjacent
to US routes II. "a and 76. Parking
posed no problems as more than
ample space is available.
A casual glance at the ship leads
one to believe that she is a city
block long. But upon setting foot
on deck you quickly realize that she
is about two city blocks long. Ac-
tually, her overall dimensions are
729 feet in length with an ex-
*reane beam of 10S feet. She dis
places Tor, as the less nautical say,
"weighs') about 5000 tons which,
translated, is 20 million pounds.
She's the largest and most modern
war vessel ever made accessible for
such q purpose, dwarfing the USS
Texas, that states historical attrac-
ton.
We learned that she was. COM
missioned in June Of 1910 and that
Miss Isabel Hoey, daughter of them
Governor Clyde r. Hoey, was her
sponsor; that she was the first US
ship to have l6-inch guns. Her mag
nificent battle record included par
ticipation in every major offensive
naval engagement in the Pacific.
We learned further that during her
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M.Yy.-lOss.. rENsO.s.4Ls


Mr.. and Mrs. Pelege Spencer
visited in Plymouth Thursday.
Mrs. Preston Mooney is q patient
at the Beaufort County. Hospital,
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Thomas Spen-
Ger Of Annapolis, Md. visited his
mother Mrs. Sally Spencer, recent
ly.
Mrs. Hattie White, has returned
to Roper, where she is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Paul were
Saturday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Thomas Carter,
Vann and Sally Marie were the
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Carter, and Mrs. Sally Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Gibbs,
Mack, and Dawn spent Sunday at
Norfolk, Va. and visited Mrs. Ella
Gibbs who underwent surgery on
Thursday.
Mr.. and N. o. Marshall Of Wilson,
and Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Bridgman
of Columbia visited Miss Julia Cox
Sunday.
Mrs. Burnell Gibbs and Julia Cox
visited Liston Silverthorne and Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Mckinney Sunday.
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N. c. BAPTISTS TO MEET
IN RALEIGH JAN. 1928

The General Board of the Baptist
State Convention of North Carolina
meeting in Raleigh, North Carolina,
January 1928, 1862 win hear re-
port that for North Carolina Bap-
lists, the year 1861 financially
speaking was the greatest year in
their history. To World Missions
through the channel of the Coopera-
tive Program, they gave a total of
$4,143,976.41, according to DR..
Douglas M. Branch, General Secre-
cary-Treasurer Of the Baptist State
Convention Of North Carolina.
A total of $1,40S, 8S9.10 Of this
amount went to the Southern Bap-
fist Convention for all causes sup
ported by this body. To World Mis-
sions through special offerings
processed through the business of
flee in Raleigh, the offerings were
as follows:
$1,060, 445.45 to Foreign Missions
$265, 144.50 to Home Missions
$159, 362.64 for child care through
the North Carolina Baptist Child
ren's Homes
$52,355.46 for the care Of the ag-
ing through the North Carolina
Baptist Homes, Inc.
$165, 300.38 to State Missions
$105,772.22 to North Carolina
Baptist Hospital
$Ss 1S9 SO to Christian Higher
Education
$6,2o0.70 to American Bible So
ciety
sl3,110.4s to Heck-Jones Offer
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HYDE GIRLS IN ECC
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB

GREENvILLE, January-one
hundred twenty-six home econo-
mics students at East Carolina Col.
|lege are now participating in the
work Of the Home Economics Club
an organization sponsored by the
college Department Of Home Econo-
mics.
The club, an affiliate of the
North Carolina Home Economies
Association and the American
Home Economics Association, place
special emphasis upon the promo
ton Of greater interest in home
economics, international fellowship,
and the provision of means by
which students may develop in
leadership and iniative.
One meeting is scheduled for
each month of the school year.
Speakers include faculty members,
visiting home economists, towns
people, and students at the college.
Officers of the Home Economics
Club for the present school year
orc: Betty Rose Frazier, Rt. a,
Henderson, president; Audrey Hol-
loman, Harrellsville, vice president;
Sharon Keel, Jacksonville, secre-
tary; and Annie Marie Riddick.
Hobbsville, treasurer.
Brenda Smith of Townsville is
the Home Economies Club reporter
of the Buccaneer, college year book.
while Judith Harrison Of Plymouth
serves as reporter Of the East Caro-
linian, campus biweekly student
publication.
Mabel Dougherty, faculty mem
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ing
S2,sls 6s to Wake Forest Col
iege Enlargement

PSsoAUO % W WAKE EOreSL COI-
iege Enlargement
$128,507.16 to other objects
In addition to funds processed
through the Conventions Business
Office, She churches sent direct to
State Convention institutions and
Southern Baptist Convention agen-
cies between $3.50 thousand and
$500 thousand. The Conventions
Business Office processed and sent
to the various objects throughout
the world the sum Of Sc ,018, 1892 IS.
This represents gain over 1860 of
6 8 per cent in Cooperative Pro-
gram income and an increase of
7.27 per cent over 1860 in special
offerings.
/. The General Board will also
study and approve ALLEGATIONS for
church lots, pastoral aid and sup
Elemental aid to the salaries of as
sociational missionaries in the JAN
uary meeting. Requests for aid in
these areas total more than $3.50,
600.
DR.. E. L. Spivey will report to
the Board that during 1861 that a
total of 66 new missions and 80 new
churches were established in North
Carolina.
The Education Committee of the
General Board along with the COL
lege presidents will discuss the al
location Of funds to be received
through the Education Advance
program for the colleges during the
years 1962-64. To meet pressing
capital needs more than 20 mil
lion is to be raised.
AS of the first semester of the
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college year 1961-62, the seven Bap-
tist colleges had enrolled a total of
8,368 students as compared to 1906
for last year.
The General Board VIII alsn
elect its new officers for the com-
ing year and appoint members to
serve on the various committees
to study the many areas of Baptist
work.
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Balance Budget
With Macaroni

The really smart way to bal.
ance food budget is to serve
thrifty food that is appetizing
and well-seasoned.
One of the most versatile and
yet economical food groups in
Jour friendly supermarket is
.nacaroni, spaghetti and noodles.
They ego with" meats, fish,
eggs, cheese, milk and vegeta-
bles to make main dishes and
satisfying one-dish meals.
GOOD FOOD VALUE
This group of foods are no
mere starchy filters. They con-
tribute fine supplementary pro-
teins. If the label says "en-
riched" it means iron and the
B-vitamins are also supplied in
the diet. Don't worry about the
ealories for " cup cooked maca-
roni or spaghetti contains only
a little over 100 calories, noodles
even less.
COOK CAREFULLY
When cooking these products,
use plenty Of rapidly boiling
sailed water. Cook, uncovered,
stirring occasionally. Most man
ufacturer's have label directions
30 read them before cooking.
Never overlook macaroni,
spaghetti or noodles. Test the
doneness by biting a piece. If
it's firm all the way through
and not hard in the center, It's
just ready for serving. Be espe-
cially careful IL they are to be
combined in q casserole dish or
one that gets more cooking.
Do not rinse macaroni prod
ucts unless they are to be chilled
and used in a salad. Then rinse
in cold water.
FREE RECIPES
While you're recognizing
your 1862 budget, serve maca-
roni products often but do use
new, tasty and exciting recipes. .
We've put together some Of our
very best family recipes. If
you'd like q free copy write to
me: Nancy Carter, p. o. Box
4S58, Atlanta, Ga. Wen be hap
by to send them.
Here is q recipe that is pop.
ular year round at my house vet
IL combines some Of our thrift
Test foods, ground beef, maca-
roni, kidney beans cooked, dried
ones or canned beans). ] serve
this with cole slaw and canned
fruit fora simple yet appetizing
supper.
POT LUCK CASSEROLE
"a pound ground beef .
! cup chopped onion
j can q 0z.) tomato sauce
IN cups cooked macaroni pieces
] cup kidney beans
" teaspoon salt
" teaspoon pepper
y teaspoon chill powder
" cup grated sharp cheese
Lightly brown ground beef and
onion. Add tomato sauce. Cook,
uncovered, Is minutes. Add well
drained macaroni with RENAME
ing ingredients, except cheese.
Mix well. Turn into 1-quart cas-
serole. Top with cheese. Bake,
uncovered, in moderate oven,
BIS degrees, 20 minutes. Makes
Z gsnerous servings.
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Der Of the department Of home &C.
onomics,at the college, serves as ad-
visor Of the club.
Other members include the fol-
lowing from Hyde County: Sandra
Jennette Of Rt. 1, Swan Quarter;
and Pat Swindell of Swan Quarter.
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Among all the flags Of the United
Nations, only that of Cyprus bears
a map of the country, the National
Geographic Magazine says.
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It yours is typical modern family you've doubled your
need for power in the past dozen years by adding new
electric living aids And oudated wiring just can't supply
four in sx-room home. Figure how much power you
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need now Allow for the wonderful new electric servants
you plan on getting Then look in the Yellow Pages for
nearby Authorized Live Better Electrically Horsepower
Contractor and call him for an estimate.
VIRGINIA ELEcTRlc and POWER COMPANY $40
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FILE
CLERK

silver spring srsa, must DO
p rpia; S'S Win previous SEX. *.
perienee, will be tested.
B-day, 40-hour week, in rev
modern office building, all
company benefits. Attractive
starting SALARY.
Call MRS. SCHMIDT. sse-
1000 or apply In person,
1000 osorgia ave, NV, Ord
floor. daily. $50 am. 70
b:ib Pm.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BooKKEEPING, sm. sets OF books.
complete inelucing taxes. MOS.
decree. beb-0sJs.
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OD 4 OANIN1 Z VANI W
7th AND D NV.

CLERK-TYPIsT, part time. Hours,
$3.50 am. TO 1890 pm. Salary,
Sl.b0 per hr. to start. Dec. 3.
Work consists mostly with fig
ures. BetheselA-Silver Spring area.
Transportation compensation. In
terVieWs, 1920 bth 81. ne.
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RETAIL STORE
MANAGERS

merchandising organiza-
tion plans 10 open 4 nice gift
shops In the Metropolitan wash
ington Area.
win need STORE MANAGERS AND
SALES CLERKS. Prefer his. grads,
with retail store experience. Good
salaries and generous benefits. IN
usual opportunity, permanent.
Applicants can be employed nov
or can start after Christmas.
For an interview. promptly send
Letter no phone calls. pleassl
s espor. n,,S salary ana your hen!
CLARK. p.Ts. mr ~ ~ Ny sb SNSCr
Hotel. Conn. ave. al Calvert ST
NV: All replies protected ant
kent in strict confidence.
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SECRETARY

Alert. attractive conscientious per-
son interested IN public relations
field with varied responsibilities,
Must have fast accurate typins
and shorthand skiils. SALARY COM
mensurate with experience. Resu-
me required. For spoointment call
S37-ofs2.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ADDREsso. GRAPHIC. and office
Gs sss sSf ESpL S sss ,s X ns SIS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-15
Quinlan Hits
Hiser Stand
On Rights

William A. Quinlan Jr., a Be.
thesda lawyer, this week dis.
agreed with County Council.
man-elect Henry Hisers public
statement that opposition to the
public accommodation law help.
ed Hiser GUST veteran Demo.
cratic Councilwoman Stella
Werner.
Hiser had campaigned on a
platform which called for re.
peal of the county's accommoda.
ton ordinance.
In a letter to Hiser, Quinlan
said on analysis of the voting
facts and figures will show that
factors such as Stella Werner's
unpopularity, the tax spiral, and
a number of other factors, not
your stand on public accom-
modations, brought about your
victory and the Republican vic.
tory in general"
He urged Hiser to conduct an
informal poll among voters. 81
think you would do a great dis
service to yourself as an indi-
vidual and to the record of our
Republican County Council if
you were to assume, incorrectly
I am sure, that the voters of
Montgomery County agreed
with your stand on civil rights. -