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92 Building Code Hit as Curb to Progress Engineer Tells Parley That Arbitrary Rules Cause City to Be Sorry Straggler "Development of architec-terials ture and building in Los Angeles is drastically restricted by an arbitrary, building code that architectural and engineering skills." That was the charge leveled at the Department, of Building and Safety by Kenneth Reiner, engineer and president of Kaynar Manufacturing addressing nearly 100 architects and engineers in this area at a meeting in the Statler last night. 'Reiner, spearheading movement called the Council for Better Buildings, declared that "Los Angeles. should be the architectural leader of the western world. Sorry Straggler "Instead," he said, "it a sorry straggler in the parade of progress." Reiner told his audience that building really modern structures in Los Angeles is subject to needless delay, excessive cost, and severe restrictions. "No matter how skillful.

or qualified the architect or engineer, everything they do, including the materials they choose to with, is subject to veto by relatively, unskilled employees depart- rigidly following an code," he said. Emancipate Design Reiner explained that the purpose and of the CBB are to "emancipate design from the restrictions of the city code" and support buildings, to amend present construction regulations to operate under a "performance" code rather than a "permissive" one. Reiner said the CBB did not advocate abolition of any existing codes but that new building techniques and ma- Malotte Gets Plaque at Shrine Ball Composer Albert Hay Malotte, who wrote "The Lord's Prayer" and "Song of the Open Road," as well as several hundred other songs, was honored before 7,000 persons attending the 53rd annual stage show and Po-1 tentate's Ball at Shrine Auditorium last night. He received a plaque from Arthur Burgan, president of the Al Malaikah Shrine Chanters, made up of 50 business and professional men here. Among the entertainers were Dennis Day, Sue Carson, Chiquita and Johnson, Arthur Lee Simpkins, Evers and Delores and Marquis Chimps, with Joe Beranek Jr.

as master of ceremonies. and designs should be permitted to enable the building profession to keep abreast of the times. More than 150 architects land engineers, practicing in Los Angeles County, have indicated support of the program, Reiner said. First Meeting Last night's meeting was the first gathering of the group to outline the organization's purpose and objective. Representatives at the meeting included Prof.

T. Y. Lin of Berkeley, and Edward Rice of T. Y. Lin and Associates; Robert Fields, Austin Field and Fry; John Lautner, architect and former asociate of the late Frank Lloyd Wright; RichSard R.

Bradshaw, structural engineer; and Sig Nesselroth of Welton Beckett and Associates. Atty. Arthur Groman presided. Wife Cleared in Slaying of Husband Justifiable homicide was the verdict returned yesterby a coroner's jury in (favor of Mrs. Barbara Ann Gebhart, 21, who fatally wounded her husband, Dean Lloyd Gebhart, 27, last Friday night on doorstep of their home at 6213 McKnight Lakewood.

According to testimony at an inquest, the couple quarreled at a family party at the home of Mrs. brother, Bobby Norman Anderson, 9629 Maple Bellflower. When Gebhart slapped his wife, Anderson ordered them to leave the party. When they got to their own home, Mrs. Gebhart testified, she jumped out of the car, ran into the house and got a rifle, and threatened to shoot her husband if he approached her.

When he perally. I sisted, she shot, wounding him in the neck. He died several hours later at Gen-1 eral Hospital. 1,000 Attend Fashion Show Contemporary California fashions in clothing manufactured in California were on display yesterday at a fashion show held in the Biltmore attended by, more than 1,000 retailers, designers and manufacturers. Presented by California Fashion Publications, the show included a parade of models demonstrating the latest styles in swim wear.

town and country dress, and party fashions. 'BEN-HUR' PREMIERE Continued from Second Page version of Christ's Passion will ever be definitive. Wyler has filmed it realistically, with much emphasis on brutality and blood, indeed, he has many other scenes. My own feeling is that there was too much of the lepers, Ben-Hur's mother and sister, not only in the repeated revelation of their disfigurement but also in the retarding tempo of their wraithlike flittings. But these, of course, are to prepare us for the later miracle and for contrast.

The editing is generally expert, considering the episodic nature of the story. Some of the cutting back and forth is jarring and the breaks between a couple of sequences are abrupt. Common Cause The plot, I imagine, needs no retelling. The Jew, the Arab and the Christian here find more or less common cause against Imperial Rome, and the film is careful of the sensibilities (since the Caesars are past offending) of the first three. It is an epic saga of Judah Ben-Hur, the Jewish banished to Roman serfdom who after many vicissitudes returns to his people and is converted to Christianity.

Wyler, whose extremes are as often matched by subtleties, has more nearly bridged the centuries between Christ's and ours than any other moviemaker. "You are there." I have not meant to slight the cast in all this. It is they who give it life. Charlton Heston is re- BROTHER JUNIPER By Fr. Justin McCarthy Len Reno "You got me all wrong.

I voted for roast duck!" EVOLUTION Continued from 7th Page of having children but the well-being of the children themselves and, through them, of the next generation. "When people come to realize that in some measure their gifts as well as their failings and difficulties physical, intellectual, and -have genetic bases a big step forward will have been taken in the motivation of human reproduction," according to the geneticist. Genetic Pollution Dr. Muller is concerned about the pollution of man's genetic material with hereditary defects. If this pollution continues, the effect on future generations will be disastrous, he predicts.

Pollution of hereditary material can come about when persons hereditary defects procreate. In this way the hereditary defects are perpetuated and added the load of defects each generation carries as the result of natural mutations. Modern medicine is making the problem more serious by saving the lives of fective persons ahead formerwould have before reaching the age of reproduction. If the present trend continues, man may become biologically ineffective a and eventually become as extinct as the dinosaur and the sabertooth tiger. De "So long as illegitimacy avoided, the individual not concerned to be under: any genetic obligation, but deems it his right to have as many or as few children he personally wishes," says Dr.

Muller. "This being the case, his choice the matter is largely determined by irrational factors and shortsighted aims." Use Frozen Sperm The geneticist suggests that one way to improve man's genetic stock would be to make use of the frozen sperm of great men like Einstein, Pasteur, Descartes, Leonardo da Vinci or Lincoln. In order to forestall biased judgments concerning the real greatness of a selected individual, Dr. Muller suggests that a period of at least 25 years lapse before the sperm is used. He also suggests that further addition to the reservoir of desirable qualities could be accomplished by encouraging well-endowed persons to reproduce more frequently and at the same time discouraging reproduction by less well-endowed persons.

About his concern over the pollution of man's genetic material with hereditary defects, Dr. Muller declares that "the real issue is not whether society should help the individuals themselves to live better, as that were where the matter stopped. "It is whether the acts of society should be so ordered, as they actually are, to facilitate the perpetuation of defective genetic equipment into later generations. That is, should we give with one hand, the while other?" taking away Hydrogen Lacking In an afternoon panel discussion on the origin of life of on earth, nine top agreed there is little chance that life would again originate, should some calamity-such as a hydrogen bomb war--erase all existing life. The main reasons for this, according to Dr.

Hans Gaffron, University of Chicago biochemist, is that the atmosphere of the earth has changed enormously since the evolution of life from organic matter. Whereas the atmosphere BANK EVACUATED IN BOMB SCARE Continued from First Page for his family. He said he sold a pint of blood for $4 so he could buy milk for his children. He said he had not eaten in three days. Why did he rob a bank? "I felt that a bank could Nixon Clubs to Hold Meeting Thomas P.

Pike. Southern California chairman of the Nixon-for-President e- ment, yesterday announced there will be a dinner meeting for chairmen of all organized Nixon-for-President Clubs and their aides next Tuesday in the Rodger Young Auditorium. He said he expects officers from 25 such clubs in the Southland to be on hand to map plans for making the clubs a rallying point for members of both parties who want to see Vice President Nixon elected President of the United States next year. "The Nixon-for-President Club formation," Pike reported, "has snowballed to the point where a meeting of club chairmen is in order so that we can unite our forces and exchange membership, drive ideas in our elect Vice President Richard M. Nixon our next President of the United States." Temperature Ties Month's High of 88 Highest temperature of the month was tied yesterday when the thermometer hit 88 deg.

at 1:22 p.m. The other 88-deg. date this month was Nov. 9. Yesterday's warm sunny weather was marred, how-1 lever, by a .35 smog reading that brought complaints to the Air Pollution Control, District from over much of the central and western sections of the city, As a result, the APCD said, Operation Voluntary Fuel Switch went into effect at 5 p.m.

yesterday. What's more, there'll be smog again today, the APCD predicting it will be mod- erate to heavy over much of the basin. High temperature is expected to be about 86. L.A. Asks to Be Heard on Narcotics The City Council yesterday requested permission of the State Senate Interim Ju-.

diciary Committee to allow city officials to testify it on the need for stronger narcotics laws in California. The committee is schedJuled to hold hearings in Los Angeles Dec. 7, 8 and 9. The resolution, adopted unanimously, was presented by Councilman C. Lemoine Blanchard.

Jets Blamed for Oil Sprayed on Residences Oil droplets are being spewed out of jet airplanes showered on homes in approach and take-off zones of the International Airport, Supervisor Kenneth Hahn charged yesterday. On his motion, the county board ordered the Air Pol-, lution Control District to investigate the extent and exact cause of the exhaust discharge. French Actress Wed to Reporter NEW YORK, Nov. 24 (P)-- Juliette R. Mayniel, star of the new French movie import "Les Cousins," and ert G.

Auboyneau, a French reporter, were married today in the office of Thomas A. Lenane, first deputy city clerk, who performed the ceremony. DEC, 3. -ONE WEEK ONLY' SARAH VAUGHAN JOEY BISHOP ELAINE DUNN IP's IN to Swing of the cloister Sunset Strip-OL. 7.1510 L.A.

Meeting Sought to Draft Dope Measure Dist. Atty. McKesson, Sheriff Pitchess and County Counsel Harold W. Kennedy were asked yesterday to confer on drafting new state legislation against dope peddlers. Supervisor Kenneth Hahn urged the parley with support of his county board colleagues.

Hahn advocated the following penalties for convicted narcotics sellers: First offense, 5 to 20 years in prison; with prior conviction, 10 years to life, and with prior conviction added to a sale to minors, 10 years Ito life. 9 Los Angeles Times CO NOV. 25, 1959-Parti the loss better," Abboroni replied. "If: I had robbed the grocer, it probably would have hurt him badly financially." Family Given Aid Abboroni's family was taken to the Salvation Army Shelter. Only two hours earlier another bandit robbed Security's 6th and Alvarado do Sts.

branch of about $1,300. In the earlier holdup at the 6th and Alvarado Sts. branch, teller Charles Mara had to hand over about $1,300 when a gunman revealed a gun he carried i in a paper bag. He handed him a note reading, "Put money in the sack or I'll kill you." He then escaped in a red sedan. Junior Rose Bowl Fund Approved The Board of Supervisors yesterday approved a county appropriation of, $2,205 to the Pasadena Junior Chamber of Commerce to help underwrite its Junior Rose Bowl football game.

le tau Le Pitt Bar complete dinners from $5.00 Music by Saul Bonser no cover no minimum ATOP THE BEVERLY HILTON BEVERLY HILLS INDEPENDENT get MORE out of life go OUT to a movie! THEATRE GUIDE program subject to change without. notice (in that distant past consisted mainly of hydrogen, this necessary element is extremely scarce today. Its place has been taken by oxygen, which has been produced mainly by photosynthesis in plants. This means, Dr. Gaffron said, that if an organic molecule of simple life were to appear today it would immediately be oxidized, and thus be prevented from ever evolving into something higher in the evolutionary scale.

As to the possibility of life son other planets, Shapley, Harvard University astronomer. said are billions of suns the universe which are competent to provide life to any planets which may be orbit-, ing around them. Our Own Solar System This does not mean that there is a possibility of higher life on other planets our solar system, however. As a matter of fact, the probability of life on Mars Venus is dim, he said. Mars may have low forms of life and not enough is yet known about atmospheric conditions on Venus to predict.

Sir Charles Darwin, grandson of the author of "Origins of Species" and also a panelutilized the theoretical mathematics for which he famous to give an impression of the probability of life in other solar systems. It is as likely that there is life only on earth as it probable that a coin could spun 60 times in succesand fall heads up each time, Sir Charles said. Another panelist, Dr. T. Dobzhansky, Columbia University- zoologist, cautioned that life does exist that the mere speculation planets does not mean that this life is like life as we know it.

Six Named to Advisory Board were announced by Dr. Clark Kerr, UC president. Established in 1947, the council confers with and counsels administrators and faculties of engineering departments on the various campuses of the university. Its members are geographically representative of industry and engineering within the state. The new appointees, who will serve three year terms, are William B.

Demster, president of the Electronic Engineering Santa Ana; Hugh W. Jamieson, head of the H. W. Jamieson Enterprises, Beverly Hills; William K. Mayor, dean of instruction at San Francisco City College; Irvan F.

Mendenhall, partner in Daniel, Mann, Johnson Mendenhall, Los Angeles; Richard C. Raymond, manager of Technical Military Planning ations for the General Electric Santa Barbara, and Carl G. A. Rosen, retired Six appointments to the University of California's engineering advisory council consultant to the president the Caterpillar Tractor of Woodside. LOS ANGELES NEIGHBORHOOD ALVARADO, 710 S.

Alvarado- DU. 7-1151 For the First Time -Cr. 12:30 BARDS, Crenshaw Adams-RE. 4-3105 Anatomy of Murders; Spook Chasers BELMONT, 126 S. Vermont-DU.

8-1808 Anatomy of Murder; BILL ROBINSON, 4319 S. C'tral -AD. 19341 Sign of Gladiator; Blue Denim-50c CONGRESS, D. S. Verm.

at 75th-PL. Adults 8-9004 Ugetsu; EAGLE, 4884 Eagle Rock Blvd. -CL. 6-0189 Anatomy of Murder; Scapegoat-60c EMPIRE, Pico-Alvarado-DU. 7-0875 Buehne Frei Hir Marika; Janpftelle LAKE, 7th and Alvarado -DU.

2-3130 Gigi; Cat on a Hot Tin Roof LARGO, 1822 E. 103rd-LO. 9-8225 Sign the Gladiator; Elephant Gun LA TOSCA, 2930 S. Vermont-RE. 3-7292 Mikesh Der Stolz Der Kompanie LEIMERT, Vernon Crenshaw-AX.

4-5131 Anatomy Murder; Grand Canyon LINCOLN, 2300 S. Central-AD. 2-5251 Cry Tough, Day of the LYRIC, Pacific-Florence-LU. 9-2877 Warrior Slave Girl; Phantom Stage MIDWAY, Pico 1 bl. W.ofWstn.

-RE. 41000 Anatomy of Murder; Gladiator NUARTE, 11272 Santa Monica- GR. 3-3706 2. Spanish Films on Saturday PALMS, 3751 Motor 8-0659 Nun's Story: Disney's Grand Canyon PARADISE, 9110 S. Sepulveda-SP.

6-0300 Pillow Talk; Jet Over Atlantic PARK, 5825 N. Figueroa -CL. 5-0654 Ar'd World 80 Days (uncut) Ct. 7 $1.00 PICFAIR, Pico-Fairfax-WE. 8-5296 Career; Blue Angel PICWOOD, 10872 W.

Pico-GR. 7-2649 Pillow Talk; Jet Over Atlantic RAMONA, Sunset-Alvarado-DU. 9-5040 Career; But Not For Me REGENT, 4012 S. Vermont-AD. 2-7825 Sign of Gladiator; John Paul Jones STRAND, 4411 S.

Broadway-AD. 2-6848 Samson Delilah; Sign of Gladiator TEMPLE, 5826 S. Vermont-PL. 2-4100 Sign of Gladiator; 5 Gates to Hell TOHO, 3020 Crenshaw-RE. 2-7103 Japonese Films Exclusively EVC ELECTROVISION THEATRES AAA, Bdwy.

Manchester-PL. 3-5437 Mt. Police; Tarzan's Gt. T. Thumb BALBOA, 8713 S.

Vermont-PL. 8-4104 Career; Jack Webb "30" BALDWIN, LaBrea nr. Rodeo -AX. 37164 Around World 80 Days; Disney BAY, Pacific Palisades, Gl 45525 Around World 80 Days; Disney BUENA PARK, Buena Park-LA. 2-2816 Started With Kiss; Scapegoat CORBIN, Tarzana-D1.

5-2222 Around World 80 Days; Ama Girl CREST, Westwd. at Wilshire-GR. 3-1256 FBI Story; Started With a Kiss IMPERIAL, Imp. at Crenshaw -OR. 8-5131 Anatomy of Murder; Coral Sea LA HABRA, La Habra-OWen 7-4677 Around World 80 Days; Ama Girl MANCHESTER, -PL.

31431 Tamango; 10 Seconds to Hell PARAMOUNT, 6838 Holly' d. HO.3-3263 Exclusivel Cont. 12, A Summer Place RIO, Western- Imperial -PL. 4-2895 Career; Jack Webb "30" SOUTHSIDE, Vermont-Imperial -PL. 5-1191 Around World 80 Days; Disney WILSHIRE DISTRICT- -BEVERLY HILLS BEVERLY CANON, 205 N.

5-5244 Venice Film Festival Winner; The Lovers DEL MAR, Pico nr. La Brea-WE. 4-0375 Nun's Story; Lanza, For 1st Time -50c VAGABOND, 2511 Wilshire-DU. 7-2171 Masterpiece from Japan "The Mistress" STANLEY WARNER THRTS. HO.

9-3531 BEV. HILLS, 9404 Wilshire-CR. 1-1121 Paul Muni, The Last Angry Man DOWNTOWN, 7th Hill-MA. 7-4511 Pillow Talk; Jet Atlantic; Late Show WILTERN, Wilshire-Western-DU. 7-6147 Pillow Talk; Jet Atlantic; Late Show HUNTINGTON PK.

6714 Pac. -LU. 5-0944 Story; Bombers B-52 SAN PEDRO, 478 W. 6th-TE. 2-7227 FBI Story; Bombers B-52 EASTLAND THEATRES BROOKLYN, 2524 Brooklyn--AN.

8-4988 Sign of the Gladiator; Crimson Kimono JEWEL, 3817 Whittier-AN. 1-3339 North by Northwest; Last Train Gun Hill MERALTA. 2035 E. First-AN, 8-7914 5 Gates to Hell; Elephant Gun TERRACE, 3945 City Terr. 8-6000 Samson Delilah: But Not For Me VERN, 2811 E.

Olympic- 2-2222 Samson Delilah; But Not For Me BOYLE HEIGHTS- -EAST LOS ANGELES BOULEVARD, 4549 Whit. B1. -AN. 1-2665 Anatomy of Murder; Wond. Country CENTER, 4762 Whittier-AN.

9-8332 High School Big Shot; T-Bird Gang GOLDEN GATE, 5176 Whittier -AN. 9-8186 Wreck of Mary Deare; Libel MONTEREY, Whittier Soto-AN. 1-2575 Besos de Arena; Asesinos en Noche UNIQUE, 3645 E. 1st-AN. 9-7131 Theatre Closed Tonight WHITTIER ROXY, 4-3859 Inn of 6th Happiness; Don't Give Ship WARDMAN, Whittier-OXford 4-3422 Best of Everything; No Down Payment WHITTIER, Whittier--OXford 5-2712 FBI Story: Battle of Coral Sea MONTEBELLO GARMAR, M'bello-PA.

81219, RA. 32133 Pillow Talk: Jet Over Atlantic VOGUE, Montebello-PA. 1-1225 Anatomy of Murder; Sign of Gladiator SOUTH-LYN THEATRES ARDEN, 11709 Long Beach -NE. 1-1555 Anatomy Murder; That Kind of Woman COMPTON, 136 E. Compton 1-3670 Besos de Arena: No Me Platiques Mas VOGUE, 9325 Long Beach B1.

For -LO. 6-6000 Dog But Not Me NUBEL, Bellflower-10. 7-1412 Hound Dog Man; But Not for Me ORANGE COUNTY ANAHEIM, GARDEN -KEystone 5-0148 The Tingler: Juke Box Rhythm COSTA MESA, MESA -Liberty 8-1552 Around the World in 80 Days FULLERTON, WILSHIRE -LAmbert 5-5777 Hercules: Darby o'Gill GARDEN GROVE, GEM-JE. 4-2613 Hercules; Singing 8 in the Rain GARDEN GROVE, 8 8 GROVE-JE. 7-6600 Hound Dog Man; Jack Webb, "30" HUNTINGTON BEACH, SURF-LE.

6-3044 Thurs. Yellowstone Kelly: 30 Ft. Bride LAGUNA, SOUTH COAST-HYatt 4.1514 Doris Day, Rock Hudson, Pillow Talk NEWPORT BEACH, LIDO -OR, 3-8350 Wreck of Deare; Not For Me ORANGE, ORANGE 8-1501 CORONA Story, 1 MAR, Golden PORT -OR. 3-6260 Nun's Comedy FBI Story, Libel SAN CLEMENTE, SAN CLEMENTE MY 23437 Yellowstone Little Savage SANTA ANA, BROADWAY 2-4737 Pillow Talk: Money, Women, Guns SANTA ANA, STATE-KI. 2-9617 Soldiers; Girl In Bikini SANTA ANA, YOST-KI.

2-8617 Sonrisa de Virgen; Tu Recuerdo Yo ARCADE, 534 S. Broadway -MA. 8-2820 Rails Into Laramie; Band of Angels CALIFORNIA, 8th and Main--MA. 9-9778 El Zarco; Esposa me Comprende CAMEO, 528 S. Broadway--MA.

8-1974 Escape to Burma; Under Fire COZY, 320 S. Broadway-MA. 8-3176 Always Three Big Hits LINDA LEA, 251 S. -MA. 4-5648 Oedo Shichininshu; Furisode Zakura MAYAN, 1044 S.

Hill -RI. 9-6294 Yo Aventurero; Circulo Termina MILLION $, 307 S. Broadway-MA. 9-2895 Celia Cruz-Dora Maria- Luis P. PARAMOUNT, 323 W.

6th-MA. 4-7321 FBI Story; Baer-Carnero Champ. Fight TOWN, 444 S. Hill -MA. 8-6668 Diary Anne Frank; Grand METROPOLITAN Downtown MA.

4-6272 ORPHEUM, 9th and Broadway Wreck of Mary Deare: Libel HILLSTREET, 8th and Hill One Night of Love; Naked Venus RIALTO, 8th and Broadway Warrior and Slave Girl; 10 Tall Men BROADWAY, Broadway near 5th Big Circus; Darby O' Gill NEWSREEL, 8th and Broadway 2 Feat. Jungle Terror; Watts Towers OLYMPIC, 8th bet. Broadway Hill Inn 6th Happiness; Lonelyhearts PALACE, Bdwy, between 6th 7th Started With a Kiss; Career GLOBE, 744 So. Broadway Around the World in 80 Days ROXIE, Broadway between 5th 6th Samson Delilah; Battle Coral Sea UNITED ARTISTS THEATRES STATE, 7th Broadway-MA. 7-7425 Cinemagic! The Angry Red Planet FOUR STAR, Wilshire Blvd.

6-8211 Cinemagic! The Angry Red Planet U.A., Pasadena -MU, 1-6577 Wreck of the Mary Deare: Libel U.A., Inglewood -OR. 7-2177 One Night of Love; Naked Venus U.A., East LA-AN. 1-3924 La Venenosa; A Media Luz Tres CAPITOL, Glendale -CH. 5-2611 FBI Story; Bomber 8-52 WASHINGTON, Pasadena -MU. 1-7575 Darby O'Gill; These 1000 Hills U.A., 2-3515 Pillow Talk; Jet Over Atlantie SANTA MONICA-BEACH TOWNS LOS ANGELES--DOWNTOWN AERO, Montana at 14th-EX.

5-4990 North by Northwest; Ask Any Girl ELMIRO, 1443 3rd St. -EX. 5-3344 FBI Story; Battle of Coral Sea MAJESTIC, Santa Monica -EX. 5-2469 Flame The Arrow; Big Trees MERALTA, Culver -VE. 8-3432 Career; It Started With a Kiss STRAND, -OR.

8-6449, FR. 2-8300 Wreck of Mary Deare: Libel; Ct. 12 TIVOLI, 11523 Santa Monica- GR. 3-1636 Nun's Story; Man Understood Women -MONTROSE-TUJUNGA MONTROSE, Montrose-CH. 9-3830 For the First Time; Gigi TEMPLE, 234 S.

Brand-CI. 1-0472 Yellowstone Kelly; J. Paul Jones; Mummy ROXY, Glendale-C1. 3-6393 Started With a Kiss; Scapegoat TUJUNGA, 6721 Foothill -FL. 3-6953 Nun's Story: Holiday for Lovers BURBANK CORNELL, 1212 N.

San Fernando TH.25251 Pillow Talk; Jet Over Atlantic CALIFORNIA, 3300 Magnolia- TH. 5-1507 FBI Story; Bombers B-52 LOMA, 319 S. San Fernando-TH. 8-7033 Wonderful Country; The Mummy MAGNOLIA, 4403 Magnolia-TH. 5-1586 Wreck Mary Deare; De Havilland, Libel PASADENA -EL MONTE-MONROVIA COLORADO, 2588 E.

Colorado-SY. 6-9704 Rock Hudson, Pillow Talk CROWN, 129 N. Raymond-SY, 6-3131 FBI Story: Wonderful Country: All Tech. OAKS, 85 N. Fair Oaks-SY.

6-2359 Sins of Marilena; Kiss Me Baby UPTOWN, 2316 E. Colorado-SY. 3-4330 Anatomy Murder; North by Northwest LYRIC, Monrovia -Elliott 8-3119 Started With a Kiss; Coral Sea EL MONTE, Valley at Tyler- Gl. 8-6922 Around World in 80 Days at 8:15 BALDWIN, Baldwin ParkED. 7-2759 Hound Dog Man; Not for Me SIERRA MADRE, Sierra Madre, EL.

5-9054 North by Northwest: Snow White LONG BEACH ART, 4th Cherry-GE. 8-5435 Blue Denim; Private's Affair STRAND, 235 Pike 6-4733 Intimate Relations; Fury in Paradise LAKEWOOD, Carson, HA. 52530 NE. 67440 Anatomy of Murder; 3 For Show, 6115 INGLEWOOD-HAWTHORNE RITZ, Inglewood -OR. 8-7272 Warrior Slave Girl; Phantom Stage PLAZA, to 6-6289 Anatomy of Murder; Ask Any Girl GARDENA AND TORRANCE PARK, Gardena -Davis 4-4040 Career; Blue Angel GRAND, Torrance-1522 Cravens Horse Soldiers; Devil's Disciple STADIUM, Torrance-FA.

8-6375 Darby 'Gill; Big Circus DOWNEY-NORWALK AVENUE, Downey -TO. 1-5610 Hound Dog Man; Private's Affair MERALTA, Downey -TOpaz 2-2200 Round the World in 80 Days NORWALK, Norwalk UNiversity 4-2219 Round the World in 80 Days SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY BIG BEAR, Big Bear Tomorrow; Man Who Understood Women LAKE ARROWHEAD, Village Tomorrow; M. Lanza, For The First Time ONTARIO, California- -YU. 4.9113 North by Northwest; Private's Affair SAN BERNARDINO, W. Coast TUX.

423146 Horse Soldiers; Naked and the Dead GROVE, Upland-YU. 2-6025 Samson Delilah: Wonderful Country 29 Palms, PLAZA -FO. 7-3044 Call Theatre for Program YUCCA VALLEY, SKY DRIVE IN Theatre Opens Dec. 2nd VENTURA COUNTY. CAMARILLO, VALLEY Wonderful Country; Sign of Gladiater FILLMORE, FILLMORE Spanish Films Tonight OJAI, Ojai North by OXNARD Northwest.

OXNARD, -HUnter 3-8512 Morse Soldiers, Miracle of Mills OXNARD, VOGUE -HUnter 3-9216 Wreck of Mary Dearer Carry On Sarge VENTURA, MAYFAIR-MI. 3-6311 Wreck of Mary Deere: Libel VENTURA, VENTURA -MI. 3-3333 FBI Story: Wonderful World BISHOP-INYO COUNTY BISHOP DRIVE IN Beef Generation: Money, Women, Guns BISHOP THEATRE, Main Street Hound Dog Mon HOLLYWOOD ACADEMY, Hollyw'd at Wilcox-HO. 53491 Career; Man. Who Understood Women ADMIRAL, Hollywood at Vine-HO.

3-5511 Inn 6th Happiness; Ask Any Girl APOLLO, Holly w'd at Western-HO. 5-4552 Here to Eternity; Marty-60c CAMPUS, Vermont at Sta. Mon. NO. 5-5881 Anatomy Murder; Disney Str.

Creature CARMEL, 8163 Santa Monica -OL. 6-1181 2 Headed Spy; Tarawa; Old Yeller CINEMA, 1124 N. Western -HO. 7-5787 Career; Ask Any Girl -Op. 1:00 CLINTON, 526 N.

Western -HO. 7-9101 Anat. of Murder; Happy Is EMBASSY, Western nr. 3rd -DU. 3-4312 But Not For Me; Scapegoat GORDON, La Brea at Melrose 4-2944 The Nun's Story; Scapegoat HAWAII, 5939 Hollywood -HO.

9-2275 One Night of Love; Naked Venus HUNLEY, 5115 Hollywood BI. -NO. 4-4616 Anatomy of Murder; But Not For Me LOS FELIZ, Vermont at Fkin. -NO. 4-2169 Around World 80 Days (uncut) 7 10 MARCAL, 6025 Hollywood -HO.

7-0811 Tammy Bachelor; Run Silent, Deep MONICA, 7734 Santa Monica -OL. 4-5744 Young Love; Adults NEW VIEW, 6656 Hollywd. BI. -HO. 4-3757 Anatomy of Murder: Disney's Gd.

Can. ORIENTAL, Sunset at Gardner -HO. 4-0744 But Not For Me; Scapegoat PAN PACIFIC, 7554 -WE. 8-7070 Career; For the 1st Time PIX, Hollywood nr. Vine -HO.

4-6113 Pillow Talk; Jet Over Atlantic; Mat. SILENT MOVIE, 611 N. Fairfax-OL. 3-2389 Doug Fairbanks-Iron Mask-C. Chaplin SUNSET, Western at Sunset-HO.

2-0721 Ingmar Bergman's Wild Strawberries VISTA, 4473 Sunset -NO. 4-9657 Russian Premier; Immortal Garrison SAN FERNANDO VALLEY AMERICAN, Newhall -Phone 179 Theatre Closed Today PARK, Canoga Park-DI. 0-1234 Mating Game; Hercules ENCINO, 16342 Ventura Blvd. -ST. 4-8233 Pillow Talk; Jet Over Atlantic LANKERSHIM, 7532 Lank.

5-5952 Career; Jack Webb, "30" PANORAMA, 9110 Van Nuys BI. EM. 2-1167 Pillow Talk; Jet Over Atlantic -Op. 5:30 RESEDA, Res. Way-DI.

4-0153 Wreck of the Mary Deare; Libel SAN FERNANDO, 303 S. Brand-EM. 1-2212 Rebelion de Adolescentes; Mis 3 Viudas SHERMAN, Sherman 4-9911 Anatomy Murder; Kind of Woman-60c CREST, San N. of Maclay-EM. 1-6288 Career; Jack Webb, '30" TOWN, San Fernando -EM.

1-0155 3 Hits: Op. 12:30, Thurs. thru Sun. ALHAMBRA-SAN GABRIEL VALLEY ALHAMBRA ANNEX -AT. 2-6136 Around World in Days, Shows at 8:00 CORONET, 130 W.

Main -Af. 2-8475 The Vikings: Yellowstone Kelly GARFIELD, Garfield at Valley -AT. 2-4154 Samson Delilah; Sign of Gladiator, SANTA ANITA, Arcadia -Hillcrest 7-2195 Started With a Kiss; Day of Outlaw EDWARDS, Azusa- Edgewood 4-2502 Spanish Films Tonight COVINA, Covina 2-2003 Started With a Kiss; Hound Dog Man TUMBLEWEED, Garvey- Val. Bl. -GI.

60895 Wonderful Country; H-Man GLENDORA, Glendora -ED. 5-7070 Nun's Story; Silver Chalice MONTEREY, Garfield-Hellman-AT. 2-3209 Anatomy Murder; 5 Gates to Hell STAR, La Puente- -Phone ED. 6-2463 Anatomy of Murder; Blue Angel SAN GABRIEL, 330 W. Las Tun.

-AT. 2-5168 Nun's Story: For The First Time TEMPLE, Las Tunas, Rosemead -AT. 6-3179 Hound Dog Man; Untamed RIVERSIDE COUNTY ARLINGTON, ARLINGTON-OV. 9-0400 John Paul Jones; Wonderful Country DE ANZA, Riverside FBI Story: Cry Tough CORONA, Corona -REdwood 7-3456 Torre de Marfil; Contigo a Distancia DESERT HOT SPRINGS, DESERT Man Understood Women; Scapegoat ELSINORE, LAKE--MA. 1270 Career; Day of the Outlaw HEMET, Hemet North by Northwest PERRIS, Perris Nun's Story: 30 Ft.

Bride Candy Rock PALM SPRINGS, PLAZA-FA. 4-2535 Wreck of the PALM SPRINGS, VILLAGE' TA. 4-2538 Beloved Infidel quired to run an almost impossible gamut and just about does, though he is more compelling in the physical than the spiritual aspect. Strong Conviction Stephen Boyd plays his enemy, Messala, with strong conviction and makes a formidable antagonist, even if his friendly Irish face sometimes belies him. Hugh Griffith gives the whole film a needed lift as the jolly, rascally Sheik 11- derim, and Jack Hawkins leavens his imperious QuinArrius with a saving humor, too.

Among other, well-chosen character men are Finlay Currie (Balthasar), Sam Jaffe (Simonides), George Relph (Tiberius), Frank Thring (Pontius Pilate) and Terence Longden (Drusus). The Esther is Haya Harareet, whose Israeli origin and sincerity justify her casting in the part, and the sorelysmitten lepers are portrayed by Martha Scott and Cathy O'Donnell. Honor Due Zimbalist All honor is due Sam Zimbalist, the producer, himself fatally stricken while in Rome. The screenplay is credited to Karl Tunberg, with sidelong acknowledgement by the studio also to Christopher Fry, S. N.

Behrman, Maxwell Anderson and Gore Vidal. Robert Surtees was director of photography and the skillful score is by Miklos Rozsa, Second-unit directors (the chariot race) were Andrew Marton and Yakima Canutt. Along with Wyler, I salute them. SAN DIEGO COUNTY CORONADO, Village Rock Hudson, Pillow Talk CARLSBAD-CARLSBAD-PA. 9-1063 Theatre Closed Tonight LA MESA, HELIX-HO.

3-4485 Hound Dog Man; For the 1st Time NATIONAL CITY -G. 7-5731 Hound Dog Many Wonderful Country OCEAN BEACH -Strand -AC. 3-3150 Hits OCEANSIDE 2-6561 Always 2 -PALOMAR-SA. 2-2631 3 Smash Hits 3 OCEANSIDE-STAR-SA. 2-2895 FBI Story; Cast a Long Shadow 2-2155 2 Hits ACADEMY, 37th at University--AT.

4-1000 Always 2 Hits KEN, 4061 Adams Pather Panchalli; Smallest Show on Earth LINDA-Linda Vista Plaza- -BR. 7-1389 Sign of Gladiator; But Not For Me VISTA-AVO-PA. 4-6222 Yellowstone Kelly: Here Come the Jets DRIVE- IN THEATRES ARLINGTON, Magnolia Dr. In-OV, 9-3344 Holiday for Lovers, Rocket, Will Travel BEAUMONT, Cherry Pass, Hi. 99 -VI.

5-2525 Theatre Closed Today BRAWLEY, Family Dr. In -Fl. 4-3941 Never Steal Small, Silent Enemy CATHEDRAL CITY, Sunair nr. Palm Springs FBI Story: The Gunfighter CHULA VISTA, Big Sky, 101 at Main 1st Run, Beloved Infidel; For 1st Time CHULA VISTA, Harbor Call Theatre for Program EL CAJON, Aero Drive-in 48800 Beloved Infidel, House of Bamboo FONTANA, BELAIR DRIVE IN Pillow Talk; Flesh The Women HEMET, HEMACINTO DriveSamson Delilah: Ulysses LA MESA, Alverado Drive In Rally Round Flag; Devil's Disciple; 3rd hit OXNARD, Sky View Drive-In Call Theutre for Progrom SAN BERNARDINO, Mt. Vernon The Batt Woman Obsessed SAN DIEGO, Frontier Dr.

In -AC. 2-6996 Beloved Infidel: House of Bamboo SAN DIEGO, Rancho Drive-In-CO. 4-1337 FBI Story Last Wagon SAUGUS, CORRAL DRIVE-IN St. Two Big Hits TAFT. Sunset Drain.

No. 4th St. 1st Run, Hound Dog Many Libel 29 PALMS, Sterlite 1-FO. 7-4721 Fabulous Fabian, Hound Dog Man 29 PALMS, Starlite 7-4721 Adv. Tom Sawyer: Gulliver's Travels VENTURA, 101 -MI.

2-2293 Call Theatre for Program VISTA, Vista Drive In Hercules: Day of the Outlaw LAS VEGAS NEVADA SKYWAY, Hiway, DU. 2-8505 Blue Denim: Darby STARDUST, L.A. -DU. 2-3192 Samson 4 Delilah: Ulysses.

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