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Evening star., 1963-01-22

ceived the Order Of Isabel the
Catholic, in the rank Of COM
mander, while the crew was
decorated with insignia Of
knights of the Order of
Isabel the Catholic.
Spain, for centuries, has
defended the right to
dream" Ambassador Gar
rigues said of the heroic voy-
age which took n days in
contrast to Columbus SO days
almost five centuries ago.
The 42-foot vessel endured
five hurricanes before she ar
rived at San Salvador Christ
mas day, turning into reality
a modern dream of courage
which nearly became a night
Evening star., 1963-01-22

Everyday but Sunday and
Monday, Evelyn B arton
Brown presents fashions
modelled informally du ring
luncheon in the Presidential
Dining Room Of the May
flower Hotel.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
Teal Traina fashion shows
at Woodward q Lothrop at
IL am. and 2 pm. Downtown
store.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Is Catholic Ritual Mere
POMP and CEREMONY?

You may have heard it said that
the ritual OF the Catholic Church
is superfluous and unnecessary
even pagan.
Perhaps you believe there is no
need for the Mass and other Sacra-
ments, or a priesthood to admins
ter them. If you believe that faith
in Christ and the Bible are enough
for full Christian life, you may
feel that the recurring year-round
cycle of Catholic worship is, at
best just Pomp and ceremony.
Ii is impossible, of course, for
anyone outside the Church to
realize the marvellous spiritual re-
wards that flow from personal
participation in the Catholic wor.
ship that constitutes the Liturgical
Year-the Year of the Church. But
it may enrich your own under
standing and appreciation of the
birth and life and death of Jesus
Christ, to see how the rites of the
Church keep all the events in the
life of Our Lord alive in the hearts
of men.
We have prepared a special
pamphlet entitled The Year of
the Church" which we will be
happy to send you free and with
out obligation upon your request.
This, we suggest, is a pamphlet
which every Christian Can prof
itably read, not merely to under
stand the worship of the Church,
but to see how Christ Himself in
spired the rites which some er-
roneously have called inventions"
of the priesthood.
You will realize, as perhaps you
never have before, how closely the
worship of the Church relives the
life Of Christ from Advent to
Penteoost =. how every prayer,
every devotion, every ceremony
has its origin and authority in the
Evening star., 1963-02-10
AN EXPEDITION OF IRON.CLAD
CUNBOATS GOES OUT TO AT.
TACK OUR BLOCKADINC
SQUADRON.
THE RICHMOND PAPERS CLAIM
THAT THEY SUNK THE u. S.
CUNBOAT MERCADITA AND
CAPTURED HER OFFICERS
AND CREW.

Below will be found rebel dispatches
from Charleston, announcing the sinking
Of the Union blockader Mercedita-a pur.
chased steamer carrying eight guns, and
the destruction Of some others by two rebel
iron-clads that. taking advantage of a fog.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Background

AMONG ALL THE REBEL thOrns in the side
III Of the Northern ,O0T effort, one of the
most 0Gllin0 iOGs Charleston, S. C. To most in
the North, It i0Os still the heart of "Secessid,"
and tGntGlizin0Ey sOithin reach of the Federal
blockade fleet. More Significantly the harbor
area 'Oith its numerous channels and protec-
tue islands provided h0Uen for substantial
traffic IN block0de-runnin0 The Cowederates
had all sorts Of obstacles in the channels. FoTtt
tsc0tt0Ts IN and around the harbor i,pcE,Ldino
Font Sumter tcere stronger than eper. And
nos0 Charleston yards sOeTe building ironclad
iOdrships such as the Chicord and the Pal.
netto State bolster the defenses and per.
h0ps torment the blockGders Cith occasional
tor0ys. Sensitive to all these developments the
Federal administration iO0s working up an
"On to ChGriestOn!" campaign to end the con-
tinuing menace Of the place Rear Adm. Sam.
NeI Francis Du POnt, commanding the South
Atlantic Blockade Squadron from its base at
Port Royal, S. c., t00s IN charge At the moment
he tOGs GaOGitin0 the piecemeoI GrriuoI of ne,O
iTonclGd monitors from Northern shipIoods.
These 'Ootild carry the burden Of any assault
on Charleston HGrbOr. Confidence in the prof
ect sOGs running high, early in February, When
the public heard staggering ne,Os. At least il
'0ds potentially staggering: Southern papers
copied by The Star, iOeTe procIGimim0 Uictorv
IN an assault on the bIockoders.
From The Evening STAR Wednesday. February e. 1883:
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Evening star., 1963-02-10

words or example of Our Lord.
II was ChriSt's intention, we be-
lieve, to establish a Church that
would continue His mission to
the untold generations still to be
born. He wished the sacrifice
which He made for the salvation
of mankind to be a part of the
daily life of the Church. He
wanted the faithful of the future
to have the means to follow Him
from the manger at Bethlehem to
His resurrection, of which St.
Paul said: IF Christ is not risen,
then your faith is in vain"
You will be deeply interested,
we are sure, in Learning how the
Lirurgical Year began, how il de-
veloPed, how its forms of worship
relate closely and significantly to
the Gospels as you understand
them. Perhaps you will also better
understand why the worship of
the Church is a way of life for
your Catholic friends and neigh
bors =. why they are so profound
ly affected BY religious devotions
which may have seemed super
fluous and unnecessary to you.
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Arizona tribune., 1963-03-15
vHws,PRevIews
ANO REVIEWS
s 81
EdWurd sBunks ssg,
A SOUTHERN SENATOR SPEAKS OUT
Edward Banks

we'll known Southern political leader an avowed White
supremacs Senator A. j. Eendr louisiana barsd
his wou last week and told his
South. NkaNg@.er1
Eender was interviewed the national
he remarked that he knew
denied the right vote.
He said these Negroes denied voting privileges because
they ounubered the white residents they would over
come by Negroes the POLLS @#{@
Senator Eender thinking prev
aent only in the deep south many regions the
nation. These bigoed people realize that the real desire
of win its full rights will not Be vaunted
aside by baseess fear of being outnumbered. ~ %N
Haven't the Negroes lived being es7 Does
Sem Eender have the idea that the downtrodden Negroes
and seek retrbuton There
when the slaves freed that they aok and killed their
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-15
SIGHTS coN'r.

pay any attention to the mems
fashions, because they haven't
changed much.
Styles or methods of acting
have changed also. One is surely
watching an ancient film If the
hero glowers or the heroine flut-
terS.
For a while there we're some
different imported films being
shown. Now there are Saturday
nights at the movies, Sunday
nights at the movies and Monday
night at the movies.
Local sponsors begin their
movie pitches at two o'clock In
the afternoon. Movies continue
during the day and after the ten
pm. news, two stations vie for
your eyes on the big eye with
movies.
More Americans are being
lulled to dream land through
the late, late movies. No need
to take sleeping pills. just flip
the dial until you hear voice
saying, "And now we bring you
a first run film for the first
time in Phoenix" Turn off the
lights and in a few minutes
Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-.
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-15
UL PROPOSES
PILOT PROGRAMS

NEW YORK Urban League
proposals in six cities for estab-
lishment of federally- sponsored
training and re- training demon
stration" programs in their COM
munities, under provisions Of the
Manpower Development and
Training Act of 1861 will soon be
submitted to u. S. Labor De-
partment officials.
The presentations. recon-
mending programs the League
believes most urgently needed in
the various communities, }, are an
outgrowth of Washington consult
tations held In February among
UL officials (national and Locally
and labor department represen-
tatives.
Under. provisions of the Act,
the government Is empowered to
select. approve and finance a
number of demonstration pro-
jects.
The six cities in the initial UL
sentations are Akron, O.; At
,lanta; Marion, Ind; Milwaukee;
Philadelphia, and Providence. R.
l.. ~
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-15
APPEALS BOARDS SET

Phoenix has been a city of bdYadOxesl es-
becially since the last city housing code wos
repealed at the behest of a group of 'tcity
Fighters" aOa0 decYied local attempts to
maintain good health and safety STANDARDS
Witain duOell units in the city. ~ ss..J
While the Chamber of Commerce boasted
Of the city's fast growth and beautiful cH-
nadte-- uasasaitaYy and unsafe da0e ling units
OeTe kept 1Oitl1in a stones throw of city hail.
A new housing code has been established
and a neV Board of Appeals aOas also named.
This board mill be a citizens listening board
and mill striUe to acQ4aimt disgy1tntled home
o171eTs with the rulings and interpretations
of the neaO housing code.
Congratulations to Atty. Hayzel B. Daniel,
familiar figure in the state, uObo lected
as chairman of the board. His years of ex-
beTience as byacticing attorney in Ayiz01M
wiH benefit the citizens and the board Itself.
Let's squelch efforts to haze this !raew
housing code repealed. If Phoenix is to con-
tdrute to g1ow and keep its pace as a leader
1t must haze modern rules ON decent and
safe housing. Don't sign any REPEAL petitions
until you haze read and studied the housing
cOdeo
If you haze a comp Laint take it to- the board
of QbbeQLS. >s..
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-15
Sights and Sounds
ELOISE BANKS
LATE AND OLD

IldlS Ol1 W VI ave EIlS4ASn
man, a member of Parliament
who wants a law passed which
would bat old movies from being
transmitted over the television
more than three times. He said
he was quite tired of "John
Wayne, again and again."
During the past week perusal
of the weekly television guide
made me shudder. Here again
we're some old favorites and
when l say old, mean ancient!
Shirley Temple. Jackie Cooper.
Mickey Rooney. Tyrone Power
and Victor Mature.
Somewhere along the way. the
makers and sponsors of tele-
vision programs have become
prisoners of the old movie theory.
They believe this method of show
ing a relatively cheap program
to a vast audience. No matter
how much we groan about these
repeat showings. our groans sell
dom reach outside our own
abodeS.
Homeviewers are really
captive audience. Remember the
child stars of twenty years ago.
though they may be bald, be-
wigged or thrice divorced they
are still romping through med
iocre movie via the big eye.
Local sponsors of movies
should meet annually and make a
schedule of film bookings. 1t
is quite a jolt to view one movie
this month on one station and tune
in on the same movie in less than
three weeks on another city sta
tion.
would like to meet the great
thinker who dreamed up the late,
late show. Now it could be easily
subtitled the late, late, or old,
old show. Last week an ancient
Will Rogers movie was shown
1t could easily have been a mu-
scum piece.
Dtmpled Shirley Temple is a
weekly Sunday institution. She
has roamed the continents dis
guised as little soldier, little
colonel, a little radio star, a
poor. little rich girl and a poor
little orphan. AS of last weeks
performance l believe she could
qualify as the little old curly
top most likely to succeed as
Miss Television Movie Bore
of 1863"
There is much to be said about
Mickey Rooney. he has been seen
as Huckleberry Finn. which may
have been a revelation for the
youngsters who only know
Huckleberry Hound.
Rooney had caught lots of view
ers in the Andy Hardy series.
We we're favored with few of
his later hits produced in the
late forties. .t
George Raft is probably envied
by his contemporaries. He alone
seems to have a monopoly on his
own movies. Since he Is one of
the stockholders of a local dis
count department store - an
agreement makes 1t possible for
that stores advertising to be
coupled with an old George Raft
gangland movie.
Raft, Suave and devonair often
appears with the announcer and
gives US a look at fading star.
Not only does the announcer
make corny jokes about the movie
but George tries to tell us some
thing about the store.
Ed and have our own rating
system for the movies. We have
categorized them as early old,
middle old and old old. The firSt
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-15
H. B. IS SHOULD PASS

A veYy important measure has been intro
duced by the Committee on Public Institutions
which has been overlooked by tho Of the
Negro legis Iat0Ys and the state organizations
and local groups deUoted to civil rights.
House Bill rs seeks to establish a state
Commission on Human Re latiOns. Many
states haze found such commissions haze
been valuable in strengthening and initiating
programs of Improved race relations at a
state IeveI.
Unfortunately only one of the three Negro
legis Iat0rs, Rep. Leon Thompson, has put
forth any effort tosoayd the bills passage.
Presently there is no state agency author
ICED to eUen study various race relations
problems. There is no state agency which
can invest tigate incidents of dis scYinai11ati0n
except a comparatively new officer hired by
the state merit board as a minority group
job cOnsultant.
The proposed commission would consist
of nine members appointed by the governor,
headed by an executive secretary. Abbointees
would haze to be approved by the senate. The
executive secretary would be salayied, but
members would not be paid, except for tyavel
and subsistence.
Coz. Fannin supports House Bill rs and
feels it would be a step foyuayd in Improving
human relations in Arizona.
Copper River current., 1963-08-29
POINT OF NO RETURN

The South Carolina Wildlife Res sources Comm ission received the following letter:
 Please send ne some information, if fact all the informa tion you have, I m in
 tight pot for some in school. I make an unsatis factory mark in science while you re throwing this letter around, it's your faul t, Yours very faithfully, Kay, But Kay Sent no return address.
Copper River current., 1963-08-29
AIT Answers

On her first visit to the South, young niece haard the remark, IT was l6 before l knew damn Yankee was two words" Once too often, The next time southern belle uttered the much-repeated phrase the north ern belle was ready. That's all right honey" she said, Until I came down here l always thought Robert E. Lee was a steam boat.
Copper River current., 1963-08-29
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
q DANNY THOMAS SHOW.

Comedy After being warned not to be
taken for suckers while in Paris, Danny
and kathy are wary Of street vendors
until little French boy seeks their help
Benjamin Boda is featured. tRepeat)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23


and Kathy are wary Of street vendors
until a little French boy seeks their help
Benjamin Boda Is featured. (Repeat)
$50 q ART LINKLETTER SHOW.
Panel. Guest panelist: Telly Savalas
Art Linkletter, host
@ CALL Mr.. D.
Crime David Jansen stars tRepeatl
q ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW.
Comedy Sheriff Taylor Is preparing to
take the Mayberry band to the State
band competition when Mayor Steiner
mixes the idea because the band plays
horribly tRepeat)
1000 On SPECIAL REPORT
President Kennedys European trip.
q DIVORCE COURT.
Trial. Hour wife sues for divorce.
claiming her husband started dating his
secretary
q BEN CASEY.
Drama. ! Hour. " Hear America Sing
Ing" A Glib salesman lack Warten)
whose car suikeS Gown crlppleo "ohdh
barbara Turnerl attempts to weet-talk
his victim. Vincent Edwards stars.
tRepeat)
q PASSWORD.
Game. Guests: Betty White and Jack
Paar.
1890 a REPORT FROM AIRLIE.
Premiere Color. New series rrojb,el
by Airlie Foundation Of Warren Of Va
in cooperation with the eeorg, "a'i'
inston University. concerning vial ID
lects in the field Of mans environment
Dr. Murdoek Head. dentist-physician'
lawyer, host PORTRAIT Of a Painter
an artists commentary on society through
ushinstOn. D. C.. June q. 1868
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
81 DIVORCE COURT.

Trial. Hour. A wife sues for divorce.
claiming her husband started dating his
secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
900 q SToNEY BURKE.

Adventure. / Hour. Stoneys Uaek Lord
mount crashes a fence. fatally injurins
spectator. Stoney doubts ii was an
accident" Edward Bins is featurej
tRepeat)
Evening star., 1963-12-29
SCREEN

AMBASSADoR-'FoW for Texas" the West Of the 1S7Os;
Frank Sinatra Dean Martini LIS, $3.50, $40, 7:4S and
9:55 pm.
APEX-'The Suitor"; French comedy with Pierre Etaix
LIS, $685. 4:5O $780, BIS and s:55 pm.
CALVERT-"Famly Diary; well made, but amounting to
extended deah-bed scene; 2 4, 6, and 10 pm
DUPoNT-"An the Way Home; film version Of the play
from James Agees "a Death in the Family; l. 2:4O,
4:30, Sis, $40 and 1910 pm.
KETTHS"Kings of the Sum-; Yul Brynner stars in film
spectacle Of the ancient Mayan civilization; los, 3:15
5:25 7:35 and Gas pm.
EMBASSY - "The Price Paul Newman slick screenplay
about plot to hdnap Nobel prize-winnng scientist;
2. 4:SO and $50 pm.
Observation-Disclosures at the GallOp" another comic
counter with murder by Margaret Rutherford l, 245
4:SO Sis, 8:O5 and 9:55 pm.
INTERCOLLEGIATE for Texas" lis, 800. $50, 7S5
and Gas pm
oNTARIo-"om JONES' Albert Finney as Tom Fielding's
classic 18th century adventurer excellent S:1O $50,
7:S5 and s:55 pm.
PALACE-"Move Over Darling; Doris Day, James Garner
in remake of my Favorite Wife; las, 3:45 5:45
7:45 and Gas pm.
PLAYHOUSE of the Flies film adaptation of Will
liam GOldings novel; lis, 2:55, ABS, 6l5, 7:55 and
935 pm.
PLAZA The Orgy at LiTS Place; /. 22O, 4:1O g. 7:5O
and $40 pm.
ToWN-"Charade"; Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn in
romantic spool Of spy films 1O5, $40, Sis, 7:2O and
9:25 pm.
TRANSLUX-The CARDINAL; Otto Premingers screen ver-
sion Of the beStseller Tom Tryon, Carol Lyney and
John Huston; 1:3O, 4:3O and 7SO pm.
UPT0WN-"How the West Was Won; a screen epic in
Cinerama with an allstar cast; 2 and pm.
WARNER Cleopatra" the screens aLtime high adven-
tre in hyperboe-big, beautiful bright and 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

daughters from her marriage
with Curtis. She also has a
five-picture contract with Hal
Wallis. Add to this her bloom
ing good health. And she has
just about everything,
wouldn't you say? A far cry
from the time when she was
so unhappy at the end of her
marriage with Tony Curtis.
And II Takes Scratch
"MoSt of this year, when l
wasn't making a movie, Bob
and / were building a house.
Our first plan was to enlarge
his house. But you can't build
5,OOO-s gu r eject around a
two-by-four house, so we
simply leveled his home to
the ground and built from
scratch" You need a lot of
scratch to be able to do this.
l was lucky to get Janet
between snow trips. They are
in Sun Valley for the holidays.
In February they 60 to Aspen,
Colo, for more snow and ski
fun, and they hope to get to
Austria in the spring for more
of the same. Before she mar
ried Bob, Janet didn't know
skis from stretch pants but
being a devoted bride, she has
applied herself assiduouSly to
the sport and is praying she
won't break a leg.
I'VE spent last Christmas in
Aspen, and that was my first
contact with skiing" said
Janet staunchly. 'T'm learn
ing. Now take Kelly (aged y
and Jamie (5). They've only
had about eight or nine days
of skiing, they're like rubber.
Adults could never take the
falls that they do. All children
have legs like Ray Bolger."
The fun year may be inter-
rupted by Janet's yearly
picture for Mr.. Wallis. Janet
is starring for him in
"Boeing, BOeing!" She plays
an airline stewardess. my
plan now is to make pictures
only in Hollywood. l will not
60 away unless my family
can all come with me. l think
it's more important for chill
dren to be with their parents
than to be left behind to 90 to
school while the mother or
father is off somewhere max
ing a picture. My husband
loves me to do films. From
Evening star., 1963-12-29

now on I will do one a year
because / do want to have
time for more children.
Il am interested In all sorts
Of projects for children. Be
fore President Kennedy was
aSsaSsinated, / talked to him
and to Bobby Kennedy about
our plan to have a ''Drop-Out
Anonymous" organization.
There's TV, Too
Janet is also interested in
Girls Town Of Italy. cts an
organization to help girls
from IA to is become COVER
neSSes. An American nun
trains them" On the same
day that she had to fly to
New York recently, she got
up at $50 in the morning,
caught an early plane to San
Francisco, did a benefit there
for Girls Town of Italy. Then
she caught the 800 pm. flight
back to Los Angeles and took
the 500 pm. flight to New
York, where she kept dates on
time to publicize ''Wives and
Lovers" and to appear on the
pilot Of a new TV panel show,
alumni Fund" You will see
1t January 5, with Clifton
Fadiman as the moderator.
Janet appeared for the Col
lege of the Pacific, opposite
David SuSSkind for the Univ
erSity of Wisconsin.
What is the situation with
ex-huSband Curtis? For years
they were known as the ideal
couple Of Hollywood. bob
and Tony are friends. There
are no restrictions on his
visits to see the children.
They know there is Daddy
Curtis and Daddy Brandt.
Tony even helped us hang the
pictures in our new home.
Tony and / are adult, grown
up, and / hope he is happy in
his new marriage. / don't ask
about his personal life. / was
determined that the children
would not be a pawn in a
bitter fight"
The closest friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Brandt are Jean and
Dean Martin who introduced
them and changed Janet's
blues over the situation be-
tween Tony and Christine
Kaufman into a new and
happier life for her.
SHEILAH GRAHAM.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Jonet's Been Working, the New Year Is for Fun
JOTIYWOO0 CNANAO

HOLLYWOOD CNANA).-
The year that is just ending
was a working year." said
Janet Leigh. The new
year We are dedicating to
fun. And 1865 will be a year
for babies"
The attractive star Of
wives and Lovers" is so
loaded with this worlds
goods, she can make any year
whatever she likes. She re-
Evening star., 1963-12-29

ceived 81 million from Tony
Curtis when she divorced him
a year or so ago. She immedi-
ately married Bob Brandt, a
gOod-looking business man
who has a passion for skiing
(he's almost Olympic
caliber). She and Bob have
just completed building a
gorgeous home in Beverly
Hills.
Janet has two pretty
Evening star., 1963-12-29
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE
STAGE

ARENA-"Hotel Paradise; 7:3O pm.
NATI0NAL-Dark, Hello, Dolly" resumes tomorrow.
HOWARD -VauderviTe-Marvin Gaye. The 0rons 2, 4:45
2 4:45, 7:30 and 10 pm.