anaheim-gazette 1950-08-18

Lauded 'Death Of a Salesman' Now Playing Los Angeles Los Angeles' greatest dramatic hit, Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman," is now at the Biltmore theatre with Thomas Mitchell in the role of Willy Loman, the celebrated salesman who gives the play its title. As a matter of fact, "Death of a Salesman," is a smash hit in any language, as successful productions in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, France, Italy, England, Israel, the Argentine, Uraguay and Austria can attest. In America it has won every award the theatre has to offer, including the Pulitzer Prize and the New York Drama Critics' Prize. Moreover the published version was a Book of the Month Club selection and the Decca album of the play with Thomas Mitchell as the salesman is a best seller of the month. "Death of a Salesman" will positively end its Los Angeles engagement on Sept. 9. On Aug. 31st the leading role will be taken over by Albert Dekker, who won glowing notices for his performance as the salesman in New York. Otherwise the cast will remain the same, with June Walker and Paul Langton featured as Willy's devoted wife and rebellious older son, respectively, and Paul Ford, Royal Beal, Darren McGavin, John Buckwalter and Michael Stanley in other leading roles. Largely because of summer vacations, the number of veterans training under the GI Bill and Public Law 16 on June 30, 1950, was only three-fourths of the total enrolled the end of May. Trainees on June 30 numbered 1,615,735; the May 30 total was 2,205,937. PERSONALIZED NAME IMPRINTED ON CHRISTMAS CARDS —BOOKS FOR 1950 NOW AVAILABLE— ORDER NOW AND RECEIVE DELIVERY ON TIME—NO ADVANCE IN PRICES WEBER BOOK STORE A. W. SOWDER 139 W. CENTER PHONE 3621 Everything You Ever Wanted in a WEBER BOOK STORE A. W. SOWDER 129 W. CENTER PHONE 3621 Everything You Ever Wanted in a Sweater Jantzen MAKES THE FINEST SWEATERS FREE! Pair of Earrings with Each Purchase of a Jantzen Sweater "INTRIGUE"—Big news here is the plunging V neck. 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Safe crackers $2000 t'other day by breaking Ghost Town Pitchur gallery store. Anyway, they didn't a gun in old man Knott's ribs time. It used to be that they him up as he went to bank week-end's take. REMEMBER—Few people got anything without working it. Nation at Glance (Continued from Page 1) Area (including California) captains and 114 lieutenants. NORTH BEND, Ore.—The Longshoremen's caucus voted to pull out of the left-wing Maritime Federation of the World and the World Federation of The Unions. The action automatically en-Harry Bridges' honorary pledge of the Maritime Federation of the World, the caucus chair ruled. The vote, 63 to 9, was reported in a statement issued at the recess of the closed meeting. The wide margin surprised "INTRIGUE"—Big news here in the plunging V neck. Picture it on you, with your pearls or a costume choker. 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At Changnyong, where 12,000 North Koreans had bulged eastward on the Allied bank of the Naktong river 23 miles southwest of Taegu, American Marines and Doughboys whipped the communists in a bitter battle. Many reds retreated back across the river, abandoning their weapons in panic. CG Is Happy Maj. Gen. John H. Church, commanding the joint Marine-Infantry attack at Changnyong, was jubilant over what his troops had done to the reds. Two South Korean divisions stalled the 30,000 communists north of mountain walled Taegu Friday morning. One of them, the South Korean First Infantry, pounced on the reds in a counter-attack immediately, Friday afternoon and the U.S. 27th Regiment piled into the battle. The other South Korean division on the same front lost contact with the reds after helping to stop them. Allied headquarters said the red force may have turned back north to escape through steep hills under fire. General MacArthur's Tokyo headquarters, in its first early-morning summary in four days, said the South Korean First Division had regained half to all the ground it lost, north of Taegu Thursday. (This would be one and one-half to three miles). The summary said the enemy in the Changnyong bridgehead south-west of Taegu was being pushed back steadily by both the First Marine brigade and the U.S. 24th Infantry Division. Lincoln Bid (Continued from Page near future. Unsettled world conceived as the reason for ing costs by Howard T. representative of Marsh and Powell; architect f drew up plans for the L dition. "The high estimates are to the fact that the old gridge told board men added that bidders, un future cost and avail bulling materials, feel to protect themselves or timates for the job. A. J. Marek was low the six builders whose on the job were read Marek's bid was $118 bid was submitted by Winton $142,892. Others were Webb, $123,890; E. J. $129,959; Allison Honey and C. R. 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