Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 3

5-B THE ABILENE lUili'uhitNtnS AbUeae Texaa Monday Eniiif Jim I lliT FiiirDds Anr TMira stf Tp ill uitf aw die East and the election is expected to be tost between pro-Western and pro-Egyptian forces During Thursday's demonstrations rioters chanted slogans against the Eisenhower Doctrine Beirut was quiet throughout the day Army troops supported by tanks and armored cars kept tight control over the city More than half of the shops opened for ujiuj AuiciUrtj-uUut hi 4 jet iignU era The crowd broke into the only applause and cheers of the day aS the Italian trailing Clouds of white smoke Ached flower patterns In the sky at more Hum 500 miles mi hour The UR Air Force showed for' the first time publicly Is Europe the refueling of a B47 Jet bomber by a KC97 tanker plane A iittie later a giant CU4 dobemastof roared down and disgorged tea loaded Jeeps before the crowd Riols Aided By Outsiders In Lebanon BEIRUT Juno 3 IB Premier Sami SoUi hu declared that both Syrians and Palestinians took part in Beirut's Moody riots lart Thursday The premier said he has evidence to support the charge that the riots were inspired from outside Lebanon A pro election demonstration and general strike by the opposition National Front exploded In riots that killed eight persons and injured more than 70 About 400 rioters have been arrested SoUi's statement was being broadcast Hamid Frjuigleh leader of the opposition was teil-ing a news conference die demonstration was "purely an internal affair" lie did not deny that Syrians end Palestinians took part but said they wers laborers working in Lebanon Krangieh warned that if the United States supports Soih's government "Lebanon might end up like China in the hands of Communists" Frangfoh who aspires to be president of Lebanon Is trying to oust the government so a neutral regime eon run the parliamentary dad ions which begin June 9 Premier Solh has supported the Yearly Leds Dallas Polite Fireman on Chaso DALLAS June 3 A yearling: steer "knocked the pen completely down £nd away be went" Sunday leading police firemen and dtir zeno on a three and enohalf hour chase through the city today The steer was one of 17 to given sway by a grocery afore' chain By SAUL PETT WILMINGTON Del June 1 (Pi la a apedal kind of lonell nrta for pinnade For the chief of etate for the mpreme army commander the captain of a ahip the president of a big corporatkm the hipest man on the totem pole the ultimate authority the last the boss It is the loneliness of responsibility compounded by a very human factor common to the big majority of ua who are not boss It la called ego You have it when you start office boy You still have when you become boss "But who" asks the bead of one of the world's mightiest corporations tells the boss he's doing a good job? And if anyone does whom can the boss believe!" Do not weep This is not pity-the-poor-boss week especially if he earns more Hum $600000 a year Nor did the boss in this case seek sympathy or volunteer his sentiment lie simply an- Jets Smash Sonic Barrjer At Air Show PARIS June 3 Jets boomed through the sound harrier while barely off the ground and thrilled more than 300000 persons with high speed acrobatics Saturday at 22nd International Air Show Fourteen countries sent spectacular aircraft-hut in no ease their super-secret to take part In the show the biggest in Europe Britain's Hawker Hunter UK7 and Vlckeris Scimitar both smashed through the sound barrier In level flight Just 100 feet off the ground rattling dishes In the airport restaurant Biggest crowd-pleaser was a display of aerial horseplay by five pilots of the Italian Air Force SURVIVES MOUNTAINTOP ORDEAL Cocooned almost completely in blankets Mrs Dorothy LeMasurier is carried from an Air National Guard plane in Duluth Minn to recuperate in a hometown hospital after her 20-day ordeal atop a Wyoming mountain Mrs husband died four days after their light plane cradled in the Ferris Mountains and she survived on bits of candy melted snow and a few vitamin pills until rescuers found her MILLION MORE THAN MARTIN-LEWIS Jerry Lewis Likely lo Hit $5 Million Gross This Year FEATURES WOHN STEINBECK'S SKEAT NOVEL ON THE SCREENS JOAN OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK rM Custom Cooking Bor-B-QTpGo Private Parties UNDERWOODS RmI Ota FUm Pit le l-Q 1931 Km 2402 Sa 14(h Opt 10 9 am 7 DAYS A W'IK Each Feature Shews 3 Times Tonitel TamUa I Dm ionite I Istoahul 10: to can EVERY GUY IN TOWN KNEW TIIE DAME IN T11E TATTERED DRESS! COMPLETE DISNEY PROGRAM LUfcdtt)lMk SAM'S SANDWICH SHOP 341 CYPRESS Now Servinf Breakfast chairman corresponds to an army's general staff maps out the grand strategy leaving tactics to be executed by 10 general managers each of whom heads a department Working Team Greenewalt with one vole on the executive committee has been known to end up on the losing end of split decision although generally he is regarded as an effective exponent of his point of view He has said an executive la good only whenbe can make a smoothly working team out of the many people under him The current and 10th president of Du Pont was born in Philadelphia His father was a physician his mother a concert pianist Both parents were friends of the Wilmington Du Fonts and young Greenewalt and' Uargaretla Du Pont played together as children Educated at William Penn Charter School and MIT Greenewalt went to work for Du Pont in 1922 as i chemist He came up the ranks in a variety of jobs-control chemist group leader director of several research groups assistant director of the experimental station during which time his name appeared on II patents and later assistant general manager of the pigments department Although he began his corporate life as a scientist he Is now highly regarded as an administrator and planner Among his individual contributions Greenewalt was prime mover in the translation of nylon from a laboratory fact into a fabulous commercial triumph Liaison Mia la 1942 when Du Pont took on the Job of building the Hanford atomic plant for the government was Greenewalt who was technical director and chief liaison man between the nuclear physicists and the hard-headed production men He ended up with the respect of both groups and in 1916 was elected a vice president and member of the executive committee Two years later be was made president Long before this Greenewalt had become an independently wealthy man It is no longer a secret -that on his wedding day 1926 Greenewalt'a father-in-law Irenes Du Pont gave him 1000 shares of Christiana Corp-the Du Pont holding company It is even less of a secret that today each share of Christiana is worth $14400 Incurable skeptics might ask: Would Greenewalt have become president if he had married a girl named Smith? "You bet he would" says Irenee Du Pont "It had nothing to do with his marriage and everything to do with his ability He earned the Job Just as Walter Carpenter did before him and Walter marry into the family" As a corporate executive Greenewalt is aware of the fact that novelists like Sinclair Lewis have led much of the public to type-cast business men as single-track minds hungry only fir money or power as cultural boobs with no mental life beyond their office Trying to counter this notion Greenewalt has spoken and written often suggesting that because a man enters business he necessarily leave the human race that business men as ja group ire no more or leu greedy no more or leu insensitive to culture and a full life than any other broad group Lewis a team used to get HOLLYWOOD Utt Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh finally decided on taking their baby to Norway while they make "The Viking with Kirk Douglu and Ernest Borgnine "Janet wu a little worried at first" uid Tony "but I convinced her that they have babies in Europe too" Much of the movie wiH be shot in fjord country and the stars will live oa Barbara former yacht "I told Janet that you could count on Barbara to have everything first class That soothed her feelings a little too mac jason umykutws 50 UMfi TMrt W-Imt ftayU MW UmIMHcImh fWfra Ym Cm Bliaft EXTRA-CARTOON-NEWS -UtUotOotlaw OPEN 7 AM 4 P-M Closed Sunday ORDERS TO GO Thong OR 2-0823 Errol FLYNN CORNEL BOTCHERS A CRY OF INTRIGUE 'A Trip to Disneyland' TWO COLOR CARTOONS AT SIN FINE ST Afflm WEN Till ADM Me 'Taea THE GIRL CANT HELP IT Juh MaaafltM Im KmU Wmnea of Pltoaire Island Jmhi talf Lm Bart SEE AT EXCLUSIVE AND FIRST DRIVE-IN RUN 1750 North Treadaway Phone OR 3-2141 FEATURE TIMES "Tattered 8:20 12:00 10:20 BONELESS CLUB STEAK DINNER Shrimp Cocktail 2 Vegetables Drink Dessert SS0 DIXIE PIG IN ABILENE 14th Butternut DHWE-IH mm7 CONGO CROSSING Sum NaUrr VlrtWa Mara REPRISAL Car Aafbrvaa Oraat swered a reporter's questions But it is a not overwhelming or ever presen t--but still a fact la the life of Crawford Greenewalt president of s' promising organisation known as I de Nemours Co which if it were for sale would cost you at least Ilk billion dollars It is not for sale Neither is Greenewalt's Job Air Is Thin Still when a man climbs that high he help noticing that the air is thin the apace for footing is limited sad a credible pat on the back has to come from his own hand At such moments Greenewalt recalls the days when he worked for Du Pont as a chemist for $123 a month He recalls the excitement of research the sense of personal fulfilment of success the words of praise that trickled down from above Now there in no above he says sit in ex ecutive committee meetings don't know for Mire what they think of me or what the larger organisation thinks of me IIow am I doing! You can't ask any' body Nobody will tell you Was that a really good speech I made or was the 'audience just being polite to the president of Du Pont? "Please don't misunderstand I am not crying over this It is simply one of the mild regrets that go with this Job But is a fact of you have to be your own i 1 It would be misleading to dwell over-loqg on this phase because Greenewalt neither looks nor acts like a frustrated man At 54 he is youthful trim handsome gray and distinguished His manner suggests serenity and quiet opti mism He looks less l'ke a tycoon than the preside of a small college free of trouble from the trustees or alumni To fill such emotional voids as exist in his busy business life Greenewalt plunges into his hobbles with the thirst of an amateur and the thoroughness of a scientist Right now any salesman seeking common conversational ground with the president of Du Pont had better brush up on his trochilidography Bird Photographs TnxMidographcrs are bird photographers specializing in humming birds To understand them you must know that the humming bird whose wing beats at the rate of 50 a second has the fastest wing motion of any bird la the worfiL To stop that action in a still photograph without a trace of Mur is the challenge the fascination and the overwhelming passion of trochOidographers The Western Hemisphere has widely scattered species of bumming bird and Greenewalt thus far has photographed 96 varieties whose Latin names he knows as well as the price of Du Pont common To get his pictures Greenewalt and his attractive adaptable wife the former Uar-garetta Du Pont have traveled as far as Brazil Ecuador Cuba and California Among business and social friends none has ever seen Greenewalt lose his temper This may be attributed to his orderly compartmentalized mind When he concentrates on an office problem or a question about bumming birds the furniture in tire room could be removed without his notice The Greenewalts live in a rambling 15-room stone house on 500 acres on a hilltop outside Wilmington While smaller than some of the neighboring estates of lesser Du Port Executives the Gfenewalt place suggests more of comfort and fun than lavishness Didn't Own TV Until recently it bad no TV except that used by the five servants The family could not be persuaded they were missing anything until friends reported favorably on the recent production of Only then did the Greenewalts get their own set The house suggests more of the active participant than the passive spectator The big bright living room la cluttered with evidence of Greenewalt's bird photography There are also 200 hours of musical wire recordings Greenewalt compares several recordings of the same symphony before he records his favorite rendition Yean ago when the house was built Greenewalt specified only one thing of the architect: that a Mg comfortable workroom be built not out of sight in the basement or attic but on a first floor wing where the hobbyist could still see and be seen by his family The workroom frequently became a family room Daughter Nancy now Mr William Frederick wife of a nurseryman became as proficient with the tools as her brother David who is now doing graduate work in geophysics at MIT his father's alma mater To a lesser extent the woricroora attracted Clrawford Jr who is now studying archaeology at Harvard The Du Pont company which has 70 plants 89000 employes and 168000 stockholders and owns 23 per cent of General Motors is not run by Greenewalt alone The largest chemical firm in the world Du Pont uses a committee system which hu become model for many other UJS Industries The nine-man executive committee of which Greenewalt Is a By JAMES BACON HOLLYWOOD June 1 UR-Jcr-ry Lewis is expected to gross five million' dollars this year a sia-gle-a million more than Martin and Lewis a team ever hit The estimate came from a financial associate of who produced the figures lo back it up Amazingly it's a conservative estimate If "Delicate Delinquent" first solo movie does even verage business the grass may Mt seven million Jerry produced the movie himself and owns 73 per cent of it which recently paid Lewis two million dollars for a share in Ma York Pictures Inc owns the other 25 per cent A zany comic 'but an astute msiness man Jerry made $500-000 on the picture even before it was released He wrote a check far one million dollars to finance (he movie which wu budgeted at that amount But his sharpness a producer brought the picture in or only $500000 negative cost He kicked off the picture with a fancy premiere in Palm Springs before a Mg turnout at stars and press The comic downed and entertained at the opening the same tiling he will do at each of 22 openings throughout the country A Paramount executive estimates that the Lewis personal selling Job will get hack the picture's cost long before the 22nd city is hit lie will also play lucrative night club engagements at the same! time for a guaranteed gross of 350000 for nine weeks NBC-TV will pay him $250000 each for four television shows he will do this 'year Jerry of course pays all talent expenses in producing the shows Jerry picked up one wholly un-ooked-for fortune already this year-from records I wu Just Coding around trying to imitate A1 Jolson" he told a reporter "I cant ping I have horrible voice" But the teen-agers who buy records and who probably never tave heard of Jolson liked the Lewis sound One record alone Rockabye Your Baby" add 1- 400000 copies An album add 250 000 copies at $4 apiece another million Many Hollywood source predicted the financial collapse of Lewis when he and Deu Martin broke up after more than 10 years a team However Jerry is getting the some money in night dubs as a single that Martin and TOP MURDER MYSTERY LAST NIGHT JEFF JEANNE CHANDLER CRAIN METRO CM OB MMS If raa Waal Ta Baaw Mara juaunusjaas YOU WILL ENJOY SEEING THE WONDERS OF GREECE IN THIS BEAUTIFUL PICTURE in 6 aawafnj dga The Tattered Dress plus with Dana Andrews aunn (tdeij 3 DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 2441 Seath 1st "Always Fint With Til Finest" ANNOUNCES' Completely remodeled hitches with the moot modem equipment te serve yea better Year taupecUoa larited anytime 0 Completely newly arranged mean loach and dinners at reasonable prices OPEN 24 HOURS MAJESTIC TODAY-OPEN 1:45 luratn PLUS AT 9:35 ONLY FIRST RUN JH- Catholic Hits Bus Criticism GWS 'M HgTROg Bronte Highway 277 Phone OR 3-4789 JnbOee Tran 3 14MB WILLIS mm ElmwooD SBYLINI DRIVI-IN 9 Last NiteS EXTRA-CARTOON-NEWS at 9:43 AXJDIE MORPHY I dii Gllitfn iVsilJfc iTloCMiWiJiV WmdM HUL IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU WANT TOEAT GOT IT Moat peaple really KNOW what they want te eat censeqnenlly they order mostly by sight and suggestion Therein lies one of the mala reasons why so many people prefer to dine at MACK CAFETERIA Where threngh risnal election yon see before yon bay' the TEMPTING ARRAY OF EXCELLENTLY PREPARED FOODS OFFERED TO TEMPT AND SATISFY YOUR AFETITE When yon dine at the RESTAURANT M2 Hickory aak your waitress for her uggeatioa Let her help yen ehooee from our regular men aid dally specials For variety aadiest Eat eat aid rest Open 13:41 Aim 5949 HARTFORD Conn June 3 (A A Roman Catholic spokesman hu replied to criticism of the stand in obtaining bus transportation for parochial school pupils in Connecticut The Rt Rev Msgr John Kennedy editor of the Catholic Transcript said in a statement the criticism of Glenn Archer at the Southern Baptist Convention in Chicago Friday wu "a prime example of falsification" Archer is director of the Protestant and Other Americans United for Separation of Church and Sate Archer said Archbishop Henry of Hartford threatened to done Catholic schools if bus transportation were not provided their pupils He also accused the archbishop of flouting tiie United Statu Constitution by seeking passage of the bill Msgr Kennedy said "Everyone In Connecticut who reads the papers will recognize the glaring falseness of Dr Archer's He said Archbishop O'Brien no such threat in any form at any time" to close Catholic schools As for the Constitution Msgr Kennedy cited the Everson case in the 8 Supreme Court 1947 which he said dealt with public transportation far children in parochial schools "The court said that such transportation is a public welfare benefit that giving is not a violation of the separation of church and state and is perfectly cunoN LADD-LOREN-WEEB "THE LAWLESS STREET" in thrilling color (UlilBiidilidiK 3 nkmaScopk ism Yd 4 i I.