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Part SEPT. 22, 1954 I-0 3ll5tlt3 CftttM pendence, a role that Soviet Russia has falsely assumed. "In my opinion," he "the, tragic failure of -both Republican and Democratic. 'Lust for Life' Reveals Kennedy Calls for Calm Foreign Policy Debate Senator Warns That Issues Are Complex and Vital; Decries Partisan Approach Saga of Tortured Artist Kirk Douglas Gets Scroll in Recognition of Distinguished Portrayal of Van Gogh and French North Africa. In not one of these conflicts is the East-West struggle directly or indirectly involved," he said.

Recent Policy The speaker criticized re i administrations since World War II to comprehend the nature of the revolution, and its potentialities for good and evil, has reaped a bitter har vest todav and it is by rights and by necessity a major foreign policy campaign issue that has nothing to do with anti-Communism." While absolving the Republicans of blame for th instability of French governments, the Senator denied the Administration any credit for the edath of Joseph Stalin, the present hydrogen bomb stalemate and basic changes in Soviet foreign policy tjiat followed the death of the dictator. "The sooner we clear out all such nonsensical charges and claims by both sides, the sooner we can get to the real issues," he said. "But assuming we do discuss the real issues, let us approach them with hard reason and accurate statements." A I A.M. TO 9 P.M. A.M.

TO 5 P.M. DAYS I A I A $19.50 $39.50 $49.50 $57.50 COATS 9.50 cent U.S. policy with having been too closely allied to the interests of the British, French, Belgian and Dutcn nations. While concentrating on tne revolution of Commu- nism, the speaker said, the United btates has almost ig nored the Asian-African up surge of nationalism and the struggle for self determination. In so doing, he stated, this country has allowed itself to appear in the eyes of millions of uncommitted people as no longer the champion of inde A I Wli III I-.

i -V- OPEN DAILY 10 OPEN SUNDAY 10 LAST I A I 7 Sacrificing Our Entire Stock and Domestic Clothing Forstmann Imported Fabrics Wool Mohair Wool Gabardine CUSTOM DETAILED SUITS Rag. $50 Rag. $85 Rag. $113 lt55 UY EDWIN SCIIALLERT tortured experiences an artist are revealed as vfiever before in "Lust for $4te," story of Vincent van TGogh, which reached the screen at a brilliant social premiere last night at the Beverly Theater. The Rotable film opening was Sponsored by the Junior Art Council of the Los Angeles County Museum and UCLA Art Council.

i Ceremonies conformed with the prestige event. Vin- cent Price, as president of the UCLA Council, and Shirley Thomas provided a commen- tery over KTTV. Scroll for Douglas Douglas as the star of fie production received a Scroll in recognition of his 6 istinguie -ied portrayal of Jfan Gogh, and the inspira- tion it is expected to prove for art lovers and students. tfaking part in this ceremony was Mrs. Kellogg Spear, pres-! Went of the Junior Art Coun-' til, in addition to Price.

the run of the Jtnique production was in- augurated at the Fox Bever- ly, it will be continued today at. the Fine Arts Theater, and, gauged by the initial reception for the MGM film, "Lust for Life" is assured of arous ing high approval trom a ais-: criminating public. Poignant Study One must emphasize that this picture is a departure i- from the ordinary lines of popular entertainment. Like the subject dealt with, this is indeed a work of art, the remarkable and poignant study of a man, who lived in a mnrH miiri his nwn. far from the normal channels of happiness.

Yet the place of Van Gogh as an artistic creator is today great. Considering the commercial aspects of film making, the picture quite coura-j eeousiy auempis 10 uruue the forces that made him a SCROLL FOR ACTOR Actor Kirk Douglas is presented with scroll by Mrs. Kellogg Spear, president of Junior 'Art Council, at premiere of "Lust for Life," in recognition of his portrayal of Van Gogh in the film devoted to the life of the artist. Tlmei photo Sen. John F.

Kennedy yesterday appealed for an hon est, unemotional discussion of foreign policy Issues com pletely free from what he called "partisan distortion, exaggerated or oversimplification." In a speech before the Los Angeles World Affaire Coun cil at the Biltmore, the" Mas sachusetts Democrat decried the campaign emphasis to date on "breadbasket or "pocketbook" issues. Instead, he suggested that more care ful consideration be given to foreign policy "We shall have no pocket- books and no campaigns and nothing else if we fail to mas ter these complex and gloomy issues, he stated. Cites Big Issues Saying there are no major differences between Republi cans and Democrats on the dominant issue of war and peace, the Senator warned against oversimplifying U.S. foreign policy into simply a question of the battle against Communism. "The truth of the matter is that the leadership of the West and the maintenance of peace are currently threat ened most seriously in four Middle East Mediterranean areas Suez, Cyprus, Israel Only 1 Mh Fu" 1 4jf Price (Matching Bend included) OPEN SUN.

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2-91 I 5740 Wilshln Bl. WE. 8-8682 in the dreary coal mines, he seemed to faiL He then shifted the pattern of his life, developing his latent talent as an artist, but he made little progress at the outset. Through his struggles he held to the ideal of attempting to paint life, as it was in all its beauty and drama. Eventually this was to.

lead to worldly acclaim, but he had broken himself on the wheel of his bitter and violent soul searchings by then. In one fit of rage he even mutilated himself by cutting off a portion of his ear. In another phase he asked that he be committed to an asylum for the insane. In the end he administered death to himself with a revolver. Invokes Rare Beauty Somehow there is nothing dreary about these happenings.

The picture constantly invokes the most rare beauty and most penetrat ing humanness to enlight-en its darker landscape. A strange figure of a man, and also, a very strange art ist is the- one that Douglas brings to -the screen in his stellar portrayal, which re dounds to his highest credit. Here the actor has really made a valiant effort to delve into a character and bring him keenly and assailingly into clear relief for his au dience. His portrayal is one that will be recognized for Academy honors. To Anthony Quinn goes an other bright accolade for his forceful impersonation of Gauguin, so often at odds wun tne central cnaracter, but basically his much-sought friend.

Others in Cast James Donald as Theo van Gogh, understanding brother of the painter; Pamela Brown, so significant in his life; Everett Sloane, Niall MacGinnis; Nqel Purcell, who helps start his career in the use of color for which he be came so famous; Henry Dan- lell, Madge Kennedy, Jul Bennett, Jeanette Sterke are but a few of the people who pass through the picturesque panorama ci uie on tne Eu ropean continent in another day. They have been competent- JET CRASH FIRE Warner of San Bernardino. who were driving on the Sand Creek road. BRAND HEW LOWREY ORGANS NO MONEY DOWN-YEARS TO PAY oMMk jafe Vafl of Men's Imported Haberdashery Cashmere Wool Silk Sharkskin Flannels Gf5M--' Rag. $125 THAN A CUSTOM DETAILED SPORT Rag.

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