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'REAL' DRAMATIC POTTER TOVNd EYE DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) A 9-B (Xhf Amrtatog tar Sunday, Nbniofy 5, 1961 WEDOWEE NiWS five-year-old Dea Moioea ert aonv 'v Jmented, ma other mght at the nor Butor Novel Rev mal dinner hour at ber home: Books and Perseaalo i Mrs. Docia Washington of We- Mrs. Donald Holder of this con Lw. mother of Mrs. Wiliie Mils IC "If it weren't for she firelaco-and the martinis and (ha dgareta and tr books, we'd eat a lot soon T2 Parker, is a patient in We.

er around barf. Revolutionary Mtive -PASSING TIMI." fcj MfaW Biiw fibH ui ter, New Yerk. ltt, 3.SS. A younf frenchman. Jacaues KcveL tk.

inh far i and the arts 7 pital in Bowdon, Ga. The Rev. and Mrs. Roy Walker of Wadley, Mrs. H.

Carpenter and Miss Kathryn Carpent 'INCOMPARABLE' STORY TELLER er were Monday luncheon guests year clerk la a mercantile establishment In a largt English tity called Bletton. This city is described In extraordinary detail; it's so important a part of the story, and more, of the war Butor writes of Mr. and Mrs. Sara Carpenter, Sr. Cindy Gross and bar baby sta his story, thai there to supple rter.

Kay. are flL ment the text, an actual map 'Shadows hi The Grass' Reveals Isak Dinesen9 Masterful Touch J. C. Wright, chairman of the; The railroad station where be first arrive, in Alexandra Place; Randolph Democratic Party. W.

ID. Williamson, administrator of Horace Buck's house by the river Slee; Matthews and Sons, where be is employed; the restaurants Wedowee Hospital Ralph Guno, sheriff, and D. Haynea, superintendent of education attended the presidential inauguration servants who though she had de- incomparable Isak Dinesen, that masterful story-teer whose heart be frequents, Oriental Rose, Ori Darted, still felt themselves bound to their, mistress. is (till in the Africa sn left al ental Pearl and Oriental Bamboo; the Anchor, where he first lives; "SHADOWS ON THE GRASS," by Isak Otaesea: Raadem Hew, New York, 161, What great good fortune it is The Kj warns commjttee on Sup most 30 years ago! This is a beautiful book, one which will send the reader back the home of the pretty Bailey For "Shadows in the Grass" port of Churches has. named W.

sisters Ann and Rose; the JJews to Miss Dinensen's earlier vol Theodore McCord chairman. Mur 4 Theater where he sees trave brings four new sketch-stories from this remarkable woman's to enjoy still another book by the umes for further refreshment. phy Mosteuar and Minyard logues, particularly of classical "a BARBARA HODGE HALL Tray lor are members of the com mittee. Crete; Tapestry Is Cited vas(-treasure of memories, plus several beautiful paintings by the author of the native men and women she loved so much. The boms of Mr.

and Mrs. Lew- Mi Wilson oa Circle Dm was The museum with its pictorial tapestry record of antique The-' I Jr v-t I damaeed by fir Sunday after-! She Lived Africa Isak Dinesen Is actually the noon. seus and nis adventures so significant to Revel himself: the The Rev. G. Laolaford, pas Old Cathedral with its Murder tor of Wedowee Methodist Church Baroness Karen Blixen, a Danish noblewoman who went with her husband to British East Africa in er's Window, about Cain; the two wiH be Dean of the Sub-District Training School to be held at Cathedrals which are, between lflt, and remained there to man MICHEL BUTOR book Is hailed 4 Roanoke First Methodist Church them, the scenes of the crimes in this novel's interior novel, "The age their coffee -plantation for ten years after they were di February M.

Sessions wfS begin 0 Blerton Murder;" the home of the each evening at o'clock. murder story's author, George vorced in 1921. In the early Thirties, however, the market failed and she had to sell ber property and return to Denmark. Burton alias J. C.

Hamilton; and the home of Revel's fellow clerk, Mrs. J. W. Overtoil spent nis week In Wadley with her grand-chadreo while (bear parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Overton, attended the presidential inauguration. James Jenkins, who owns a black But rhe took her memories i 4 i. 'Valhalla' All Sounds Familiar with her, and soon published Morris like the one which, driven perhaps by another would be murderer, tries to run down Rhonda, year old daughter of "Out of Africa." This and Wer- Mr. and Mrs. Gross Hayaes of al other books have established Burton.

the New Hop cooanunity, la flL her as a superior writer. 'Shadows oa Bie Grass teas Butor's tide is the key not so, much to this story as to his meth Colorado's first aewspapsr, the GOODBT, MY FANCY Leadosi strcJler bserves sheet- of Farah, her proud Somali od of writing. This is a ckwesy Rocky Moutaia News, was sUrted 4reao ea sals la departmeaa mem wmaow. aer aaeiits an tka atjrle are anreeorde. knit series of overlapping exper R.

STEVEN! founded at 183t. LAUREN ISAK DINESEN "VALHALLA." by Jere Pea- servant, who held a very special place in her African household and a very dear place in the heart hi Africa 'great roiBlse' iences; the novel keeps taking one step forward and two back yet eark: G. P. PnUam's Kew Terk, 1JC1, $4.15. definitely getting somewhere JUST CAN'T BEAT Baroness' heart.

Faith Is Revealed Another tale speaks touchingly Khrushchev's "When in peace, the warlike man attacks hirrelf," wrote the runs along at different paces, or as Butor remarks, "one's mental of the natives' faith in symbols violent German philosopher. Niet-jaBaysis of past events takes ssche. I place while other events are ac- This. in essence, is the meme'cumulatine Top-Of-The-Week Red Pattern Stevens' First Work Stands Out and of the magical letter from the King of Denmark which she used as an amulet among her native sick. It's Swt Of Diary Is Outlined "The Great Gesture" tells still IP more of her earnest if untrained medical aid to the people, and So this is a sort of diary which you inch along, and at the same time race; or see things superimposed on one another as close as the tip of your nose, at arm's length, and at the end of their sensitive understanding of her needs as a friend and neigh "THE KHRUSHCHEV PATTERN," by Frank Cibaeyt Daett, Sioaa aad Pearee, -New Yerk, MM, HK- Author of the recent best -set "THE DOUBLE AXE." by Lama R.

Stevens: Charles bor. the street. As an example of Prices Effecttvs Tuti Wed. Only Feb. 6, 7, 8th And finally in "Echoes From this exciting reiteration, you find the Hills." Isak Dinesen speaks in "The Operators." Frank Scribaer's Sons, New York, 11, tin.

We can only wonder at the pre-cociousness of our younger gene of the lonely years after she left of ex-Marine Jere Peacock's frank new novel of peacetime Marine Corps life. "Valhalla" tells a tale of a battle-worn division at the end of the Korean War, as settles back into uneasy garrison life in Japan. Each la Examined These are the men of Horrible Hog company, each examined for virtues and flaws, with particular emphasis on some half-dozen or so, headed by Giff Bohane, a warrior who finds peace especially ryw8- Boredom, conflict, sex and despair foiiow these meo through the days of waiting for another war which never comes off, aU described. In explicit and almost torrtfyingTy graphic terras. ney in his newest work, "The at the finish that you have put the first copy of "The 1 Murder" and the second, and the maps, and the pages of the diary.

Africa, and the faithful vigil kept by her staff of African house ration of American writers, who Khrushchev Pattern," deaorDes the tactics of the Soviet premier over the last five years and ttSe Super Right" All Meat down on the left-hand corner of at college graduation are ready startling switch in plana which Revel's work table just as many, to market work any mature auth times a 35. or 507 as or could well be proud of. It resulted in the movement toward "eomoetitive coexistence" now in iwvet im iuu. vjirti nm fnnratm mm favor in Soviet circles. This of course a story ot R.

Stevens, whose first real dramatic power; it is Revel's 1. Double Axe" has The Khrushchev Pattern, Gfcney states, Is much more W. European Future Seen In Germany "THE SHAPING OF POSTWAR GERMANY," by Edgar Mclaais, Richard Hieeecka aad obsession tnat Biastoo nates anai ,1 out as a Maxwell foiU him. and he imagines a Perkini commemorative book AU 'Familiar dangerous to the peace at me free world than was Stalin's rigid ran miarvuv ASMfAlAnitui fuu nf l'i Ath.hftUAirM,vk;"c" termers, an nonor given es- 2 iiHiAni a HiE ihf mm-arv- LB. peciaMy outstanding new writers line and be examines in detail the effect the Khrushchev Una has vaguely familiar the company, this as one of the bullies, the hard-drinking offi- Lw revoiutionary innovations in IN THE PIECE SLICED had around the.

world. Story Deep, Haunted This deepand haunted story ers. Hte noi-eyea women, irictional techniques since the fab- Ha notes that despite U-I ac 3-LB. PKG. $1.00 guaromuse owes, cry ulously fertne 1920s.

tivities and. the summit confer tells of Henry Sawyer, who took his wife Pasiphy deep into the W. G. ROGERS (AP) ence hopes international commu Robert Speacer: Frederick A. Praeger, New Yerk, MW, M.

The future of Western Europe, Maine woods to escape from the nism has made substantial gams. world. I Gfcney believes that only if the Super-Right" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF Here five children are born, one free world sees through the super- mtxea-up Kins in unnvrm, uit tragedies and comedies of barracks We. 1 the sort of book which has been done better before, ra auch kind but competetent classics as "From Here To Eternity." B.HH. of them not his.

And here two of polrticalry, economically and spiritually, is so closely involved with the future of Germany, in the view of (he authors of "The Shaping ficial reasonableness of the Khrushchev pattern and acts by Rydell Signed To Film Pact HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Teen- them come to lie in untimely graves, while the rest scatter STIIAEC reasserting its power base and of Postwar Germany," that an power supremacy" and by "co understanding of current events in that divided land is vital for like birds quick-flown from the nest, seeking the world their father has tried to keep from them. ordinating its own nstttotions, specifically its economic patch aged singing sensation Booby RydeM has been signed to a multiple-picture contract by Colum the student of contemporary af fairs. work." can a nope to secure world peace. C. H.

bia Pictures. LB. This volume, sponsored by the Movie Animals Have Soft Life HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Holly Work 'Perceptive' It is a poignant tale, dark and The ls-year-old's first film is Canadian Institute of International Affairs, analyses the German troubled, remarkably perceptive scheduled to start late next sum to be the work of a young man mer. It will be Fred Kohknar's scarcely out of his teens. The Hill Girl." situation from four aspects: the abortive efforts of the Four Powers agree on the basis for a wood's movie animals have a soft life despite the stampedes and shootings that appear on the Were Stevens age not even giv FLORIDA SWEET, FULL OF JUICE Thorson's Voice Was His Fortune Prior To Video Rydell does not sing rock 'n' roll music, but his ballads and ro peace settlement with Germany; screen, according to the Ameri en, in fact, the novel would stand as an excellent piece of fiction on its own merits.

the circumstances that led to the mantic songs caused him to be voted one of the two top record can Humana Association. present division of Germany; Ber This indeed is an author of sellers last year by Cash Box" lin and its peculiar situation; and The association keeps a constant check on the movie industry HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Actor great promise, getting an early Magazine. finally the position at Germany to assure that the perilous exper start on a successful career, in the postwar balance of power, TEMPLE ORAHGES 3 lbs. 2c Russell Thorson's fact has become familiar to television fans, but his voice has taL. him far -BARBARA HODGE HALL The work of Abu mis, Hiscocks lences portrayed on movie and television screens are sot quite and Spencer is a valuable contri ther.

as they seem. Barbara Bel Geddes Returns To Comedy bution to the understanding to one of the key factors to world peace. For years Tborson was the radio voice of the suave Paul Bar 'Changed Man' Cast Slates 2 Journeys C. H. NEW YORK (AP) After four For example, the horse that bites the dust probably is landing a soft mattress, and the dog shoved off a cliff may fall only a foot or so as the camera help bour la the marathon "One Man's hurfi drama assignments in ber Family" aeries.

HOLLYWOOD (UPI) --The SELECTING LOCATIONS most recent stage outings, Bar Thorsoa at now ia bis second bara Bel Geddes returns to com vear as tot noetic oc ivooen edy in "Mary. Mary" by Jean HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Producer-writer Ron Aloors has re Ann Page Really Fresh Extra Special fully shifts to soother scene. OUT OF TYPE cast of Warner Brothers' new picture "Changed Man" will travel to Acapuko, Mexico, which is one of the two locales of the film, the Taylor in the ABC-TV show, Kerr. "The Detectives," so he's got turned to Germany to select loca In the title role. Mws Bel Ged long way to go to match his ra tion sites for the filming of Unit des Dortrav the ex-wife of an'cast also travels to San Francisco HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Eileen dio career.

harassed book publisher, played, for the other half of the action. ed Artists' "Armored Command. The film is the story of the ex Thorsoa. a native of Eau Claire, The story is an assumed iden Fulton, who plays the role of girl of easy morals in "Girt of the Night" comes from a family 45c Special Quart Jar ploits of the German espionage tity mystery based on the book by Barry Nelson. He appeared wkh her tn earlier comic triumph! in "The Moon Is Blue." Si who bokb a masters degree in speech from the University of Iowa, began his radio agent Alexandra Bestegar.

by David Duncan. of three generation ot ministers. yvn.j",i"iei,i career as an announcer in Mis soula. Mont. He went to New A York and used his facile vocal chords to take part ia as many as sue soap operas a day.

Ha also Ann Pago Ground BLACK PEP was toe voice of Tom Mix for four years in a radio western. Tborson likes his TV role and If m' it leaves him time for movie work and other TV parts, but it has its limitations. Special 4-Oz. Can Tm forbidden," be said, "to portray any hr. Her vmion might in any way cas reflection upon the character of Otto Lind- strom.

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