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10 Trie Newt-Review, Reieburq, Ort. Men., Dee. 18, 1961
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Anna Maria Is Back For Glance
Behind Formerly Closed Doors
By BOB THOMAS
AP Movie-TV Writer
HOLLYWOOD (AP) A new
Anna Maria Alberghetti is back
in town for a glance behind the
doors that once were closed to
her.
Anna hit the big time as the
waif Lili in "Carnival" on Broad
way. She is glowing evidence of
what a difference a hit play
makes.
"Before I left Hollywood, I was
earning good money, but many
doors were closed to me." she
remarked. "1 decided that if I
was to open those doors, I would
have to take a chance. And going
to Broadway is a chance because
if you don't make it, the doors
can be more tightly shut.'
She made it and the results
"Before. I was known as a
singer," she said. "Now 1 am also
known as an actress. The whole
field of the stage ia now open to
me. And so are movies."
Anna ia here on a two-week
pass from the employ of David
Merrick, producer of "Carnival."
He has been termed the Abomi
nable Showman, and seemed ea
ger to live up to the title when
Anna was ill and out of the show
earlier this year. He proclaimed
Santa Plans Visit
To Glendale Area
Santa Claus will make his of
ficial visit to Glendale Friday at
7 p.m. according to information
i given to Mrs. Gerald B. Fox, cor
respondent, by Don Blakely, Glen
dale Volunteer Fire Department
chief.
Santa, as in past vers, will be
escorted into town, riding aa pas
senger in the Glr-ndale city fire
truck, and bringing with him a
sack of treats for all children of
the community.
The fire truck will be parked
beside the city Christmas tree on
Pacific Ave., at Third Ave., across
from the Glenway Market. In case
of rain or snow, Santa will pass
out his annual treats from the
Glendale Citv Hall.
The Glendale Volunteer Fire De
partment and Glendale merchants
are cooperating with Santa Claus
in providing sacks of goodies.
A community sing will be held
by the City Christmas tree tor
in the city hall in case
of bad weather) at 6:30 p.m.
Friday, or half an hour before the
time scheduled for Santa's visit.
The song service is sponsored by
the Glendale Area Inter-Church
Fellowship.
Sutherlin Schools
To Have Programs
I Christmas programs will he pre
1 sented at East Elementary School
and Sutherlin Junior High School
this week, reports Mrs. Jerry De'
Muth, correspondent.
The first graders will perform at
12:43 p m. Tuesday in the music
room of the East building. On
Wednesday, the second and third
graders will present a program at
12 .10 p m. to he followed by the
fourth grade at 1:30 in the music
room.
On Thursday afternoon at 1:15
the fifth, sixth, aeventh and eighth
graders will prewnt their annual
program in the high school gym
nasium.
All parents are cordially ivited
to attend these programs. There
will be no admission charge.
Canyonville Schools
Slate Holiday Program
All nf fanvnnvill'a hAAl uiiM
join to presrnt a rombinpd mil-1
siral Christmas program 7 pm in
the gymnasium Thursday. A briffl
F'TA mfptmg will hr held at th I
conclusion of the program, reports ,
.Mrs. K. r.. Proctor, coirvspondcnt.
According to Canyonville Supt.
of Schools Norman York, ahsrn
tpfism because of flu in the s.-hoolo
while hish, is no more than usual
at this time of the year. Out of
ISO enrolled in the six year hith
! school. 2J were absent while out
'of 22 in the elementary grades
3A were out.
j rnmary Citirens of the Week.
Brian Cam and Mary Davis of Mrs
I Mullarkey's second grade, have
been ritiiens in name only, not he
j ing able to raise the flag because of
' rain.
Punishmnt Bill Vttoed
TOVER. TVI. (AD A hill
which would hv? tf-f thh?hd
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j has h!. VFtnd by Gov, Kl
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Ronald R. Coffman, radioman
2C, ia serving aboaid the USS
Pickway which docked in San Di
ego Dec. 12, after having spent the
past six months in the western
Pacific with the Seventh Fleet. He
will spend Christmas with his wife
the former Peggy Jean Austin, and
son, David, in Sutherlin.
publicly that her understudy did
a better job.
The Italian-born soprano re
turned to the show after five days
in the hospital and five at her
apartment. Oddly, she displayed
no rancor toward Merrick. She
repeated their conversatnon.
"1 had to protect my show,"
said the producer.
"David, you should let me in
on these publicity stunts, so I can
go along with them," she said.
"I'm certainly not against pub
licity. But please, let's do some
thing with a little dignity."
"How about the six-month ex
tension?" said he.
Anna sees the whole thing as
Merrick's plot to get her to sign
for another half year in the show
after her June 30 deadline. She
said he was doubly disappointed;
that she has made no move to
re-sign; that she failed to flare
back when he slurred her per
formance. "You're not like Callas," he
said disappointedly.
Despite the beef, relations be
tween Anna and Merrick are sur
prisingly good. She said that he
came backstage on the last night
before her vacation and gave her
a hug and kiss.
"Careful. David," she told him.
"You'll ruin your publicity."
It was on that last night that
she realized she needed a vaca
tion. She was all tears after the
curtain went dwo and sobbed to
her replacement, "Take 'care of
my puppets."
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Slocum
and son. Randy, left Sunday for
New Orleans, La. The attorney and
his family plan to remain for the
holidays, visiting relatives, and
will, be home after Jan. 1.
Pamela Steele, small daughter
of Mr. and Mra. Larry Steele of
Portland and formerly of Roseburg
is now at home after having under
gone open-heart surgery at Doern
becher Hospital. Her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murray, were
with the Steeles while Pamela was
in the hospital and until last week
when they returned to their Rose
burg home.
Tenmila Church Slates ,
Yula Program Thursday
There will be a Christmas pro
gram at the Assembly of God
Church in Tenmile Thursday at 7
p.m., reports Mrs. Wlater Coats,
correspondent.
There will be recitations by the
Sunday school children, and a film,
"I Beheld His Glory."
On Friday at 7 p.m. the Rev.
Paul E. Chastagner, missionary
from Africa, will show slides and
curios. Everyone is welcome.
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West's Quest For Berlin Bargain
PARIS (AP) The way lay open
Saturday for the United Stales
to lead the West's quest for a Ber
lin bargain with the Soviet Union!
but only on condition the Rus-1
sians make major modifications!
in their policy. I
A high U.S. source said the re-1
cent public statements of Soviet'
leaders do not lend an acceptable!
basis for negotiations. !
President Kennedy and British
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
got the approval of the North At
lantic Treaty Oorganizalion for
eign ministers to chart a cautious
course for the West's next move.
Kennedy and Macmillan will
meet in Bermuda Dec. 20 and 21.
They are expected to draft a di
rective that will send the U.S.
ambassador in Moscow, Llewellyn
Thompson, to see Soviet Foreign
Minister Andrei A. Gromyko and
perhaps Premier Khrushchev
himself to explore prospects of
a compromise on Berlin.
As foreign, finance and defense
ministers of the 15 nation Atlantic
alliance traveled home, a high
French official unfolded the in
triguing drama of the Allied duel
over Berlin policy played out be
hind the sedate scenes of the
three-day parley.
This is the story as the French
man gave it:
France opposed talks with the
Russians on grounds that Khrush
chev, who manufactured the Ber
lin crisis, would see it as weak
ness. Almost all the other Allies
favored negotiations, fearing that
the crisis in the divided city
could become a flashpoint of pos
sible nuclear war.
Foreign ministers of the four
big Western powers directly con
cernedthe United States, Brit
ain. France and West Germany-
thrashed the matter out in two
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days of intensive talking Monday
and Tuesday. The. trench found
themselves isolated.
When the NATO Council began
its meeting Wednesday the sub-
iect was discussed at length'
again, for most of the day. The
same pattern emerged France
was odd man out. The ministers
ordered their experts to try to
reconcile the conflicting view
points. They worked at the job nonstop
for 13 hours, producing draft after
draft. Finally agreement was ar
rived at on a brief passage fitted
into a general communique of the
NATO conference, which totalled
about 1,900 words.
The whole communique
u,ilh'
its 14 points, was placed before
the ministers Friday.
The Berlin formula, neatly di-!
vided into two parts, said: "Thei
council heard statements on Ber- i
lin by the foreign ministers of,
the countries most directly con-
cerned, and was informed of .the
intention to resume diplomatic
contacts with the Soviet Union, 1
in accordance with the aims '
which the West is pursuing for
the maintenance of world peace j
and in the hope that these con-
tacts might serve to determine I
whether a basis for negotiation
could be found. !
"Their colleagues approved the j
resumption of diplomatic con
tacts and expressed the hope that!
a negotiated settlement could be
achieved. After full discussion of
the situation, the council agreed
.
YULI PROGRAM SET
The annual Christmas program
jof the Fair Oaks Community i
Church will be held Thursday at
7:30 p m. Mrs. Evelyn Gourley.
Arlys Edwards and Daurice Pyles
iare in charge of the program.
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