CD in Portland
Rotary Club Film
A movie on civil defense was
presented at the Rotary club meet
ing held Tuesday noon at the Is
land Fountain. Art Brooks, CD
director for this area, introduced
the film, which showed Portland,
Oregon, its civic government and
departments, already geared for
defense, making a mass evacua
tion from the city prior to an ex
pected air raid.
Patients from hospitals, people
from offices, factories and homes
were rushed from the downtown
area to designated underground
areas in a matter of minutes. Port
land is said to be one of the best
prepared cities in, the nation.
Secretary Burnham read a let
ter confirming the club’s adoption
of a 12-year-old Austrian boy. The
boy, Theodore Witzany, was born
in occupied Austria after the war,
during a time of poverty and mor
al breakdown : i the country. He
is the second boy the club has
adopted, the first being a young
Korean.
Among the guests at the meet
ing were John Reeder, Lou Veer
man, Bill Wood, Tommy Renshaw,
Doug Preston, Vic Ivorson and
Bob Miller.
SEEKS BIDS ON ADAK JOB
The 17fch Naval District Public
Works office here has called for
bids for the construction ol a
166-man barracks at the U. S. Na
val Station, Adak. Estimated cost
of construction is between $500,
000 and $1,000,000.
The work is described as con
struction of a two story 35’x270’
reinforced concrete building with
full basement complete and ready
for use as a 166-man barracks. In
cluded in the work is site grading,
parking lot, and connections to ex
isting utilities.
TODAY
“The Return of Jack Slasc.” a
Superscope Western, is the movie
showing today at the Orpheum
Theatre. In the cast are John Eric
son in the title role and Mari
Blanchard.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
“Island in the Sun,” a Daryl F.
Zanuck production from the best
selling novel of Alec Waugh, is a
screen version of the story that
deals with the gradual crumbling
of social and economic barriers
between Negroes and whites in a
British colony. The movie cast
contains many actors and actresses
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of high quality.
James Mason, Joan Fontaine,
Dorothy Dandridge, Joan Collins
and Michael Rennie are starred
with Harry Belefonte. In the sup
porting cast are Diana Wynyard,
John Williams, Stephen Boyd, Pa
tricia Owens, Basil Sydney, John
Justin, Ronald Squire and Hart
ley Power—fourteen major parts.
The story told is one of jealous
ly, hatred, fear and love. Two
British West Indies locations were
selected on which to film this ex
ceptional novel. In Cinemascope
and Deluxe color, the drama is
backgrounded in the Caribbean
islands of Barbados and Grenada,
with a populace abundant in color
ful native costumes; '
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Frank Sinatra heads the cast ir
“The Man with the Golden Arm,’
as Frankie Machine, “golden
armed dealer” and drug-addict ir
the play from the story of the
same name. Elinor Parker play*
Zosh, his embittered, wheel-chah
ridden wife; and Kim Novak ii
Molly, the voluptuous cabarei
dancer of the novel.
KIDS SPECIAL WEDNESDAY
John Fletcher, manager of thi
Orpheum, announced this week ;
special matinee for the kids oi
Wednesday. He titles it the Mi<
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Tony Curtis and Martha Hyer
flick on the screen* in the principal
roles of ‘'Mistier Cory.”
Tony is a smooth and attract**1
youth from a Chicago slum, who
becomes, a big-time gambler and ^
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