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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Congressman 10 Quiz.
A-Plant Manager on
Missing Documents
BY the As.oeio.sd Press

The Senate-House Atomic En-
ergy Committee viii question the
manager Of the Hanford (Wash.)
atomic energy plant tomorrow
about q report that some secret
documents are missing at the
huge installation.
Chairman w. Sterling Cole,
Republican. Of New York, said
the Hanford manager, David T.
Shaw. will be in the Capital on
other business and the commit
tee will ask him for full infor-
nation at a closed session.
In Richland, Wash, Mr.. Shaw
said no top-secret documents
that is. no documents in the
Governments strictest security
classiflcation-have been stolen.
Has Little Comment.
Otherwise he had nothing to
say about an assertion Friday by
Representative Pelly, Republican,
Of Washington that large num-
berS Of secret documents-which
could relate to the hydrogen
bomb-had vanished from the
billion-dollar plutonium plant.
MIR. Pelly said the Atomic
Energy Commission has con-
f1rmed Informally to him that
certain papers have vanished.
The Acc declined comment.
Mr.. Cole said he Is not alarmed
eat the moment" about the re-
port that some documents out of
the millions in the Nations
atomic plants can't be accounted
for. He said a full investigation
will be made. however, and added
that Mr.. Shaw has been told to
bring all information relating to
the documents when he meets
with the committee.
Referred to Committee.
Mr.. Pelly said he will leave any
further action to the committee,
to whose attention he directed
the missing papers report in
letter.
II don't know how bad this
case is" he told an interviewer.
My own opinion Is that this Sit
uation probably has gone along
for a long time and needs re-
medal action"
The Hanford plant, employing
1880 workers, is devoted pri-
marily to making the atomic
bomb material plutonium. DR..
Ralph Lapp, nuclear physicist
who helped develop the A-bomb,
said in a recent book the plant
also has been producing tritium,
the heavy hydrogen used in
superpowerful hydrogen weap-
onS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
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Evening star., 1954-05-24

the movie studios are beating q
path to his door.
Was my face red when I hailed
Eva Gabor as "Zsa Zsa" at q
night club last Thursday! My
only excuse-my contact lenses
haven't, arrived yet. Also, Eva
has dyed her hair as blond
as Zsa Zsa's used to be. and she
Is using the same hairdresser.
Howard Hawks is bringing
back some great footage on "The
Land of the Pharaohs" which
stars Jack Hawkins and Dewey
Martin. The only scenes bigger
IN Hollywood history were shot
by the late D. w. Griffith for
Intolerance" Howard even
rebuilt" the pyramids because
they weren't big enough for the
big screen.
When Art Linkletter returns
from his six weeks of big-game
hunting late this summer-he
takes of August 13-he'1l have
covered every part of the globe.
Art tees of in Nairobi. then to
South America. and then to In
dia. Japan, China and the Philip
pines.
tReleased By N.A.N.A.l
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Hollywood Diory:
Cogney Plays Doc,
,InsMister Roberts
BY. Sheiloh Grohom
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Henry Fonda and his wife
have adopted a little girl. The
trio is expected here next month
when Fonda starts filming "Mr.
Roberts" with Jack LemmonN in
the Ensign Pulver role and
Jimmy Cagney as Doc.
Celeste Holm has a. color tele-
vision series coming UP for CHS.
J. and David lWayne's TV show,
to be filmed. is already financed.
. Mary McCarty told me she'll
do two summer shows on the
Colgate Comedy Hour. I'll bet
Mary has her own TV show in
the fall. ;. You'd have thought
Milton BerAe had discovered
George Kaye, he was so proud
Of him at the Kaye-Benay We
nuta Mocambo premiere. :.
Peter Lore greeted Uncle Miltie
with a lugubrious. "are you
happy in YOUR work?" It
was strange to see Betty Hutton
as a stage mother in the wings
while daughter Lindsay per-
formed with Berle.
Marge and Cover Champion
do a dance with an elephant in
"Jupiter's Darling" Johnny
Mercer is composing IA songs for
Fred Astaire and Leslie Caron to
sing and dance to in Daddy
Long Legs"
Carlos Thompson. MGM's new
star from Argentina, learned his
English in Brooklyn.
Judy Garland is turning down
TV offers right and left. :. And
Judy Holiday told me she'll do
four and only four TV shows
next fall. Mrs. Cary Grant,
incidentally, is. writing a video
series-but not for Cary.
Marquee reading: Held Over
From Here To Eternity"
Elaine Stewart is in love
with q top studio executive. +.
and Billy Rose and Joyce Ma
thews are halfway UP the alter
aisle.
The immigration people are
looking for Simone Silva since
she announced her picture, deal
She stated on her visa she was
coming to this country to visit
friends in Long Island. But
Evening star., 1954-05-24

within 10 hours Of arriving in
New York. the gal was on q plane
to Hollywood.
Hk y
Mark the name Of Larry Gray
son. He's English, Irish and In
dian Cherokee--arid he's new
star. Featured vocalist with the
Glenn Miller Air Force Dance
Band. he was sponsored on Ar
thur Godfrey's talent scouts pro-
gram by Hilliard H. Wolfe, and
received the most fan mail Of
any contestant in the history Of
tine show Larry is set to replace
Johnny Desm o d for three
months this summer on the Don
Mcneil Breakfast Club. Then
Gary Moore gets him. He's
blond, blue-eyed, and was once
q promising boxer. Currently.
Evening star., 1954-05-24

groups in a festival performance
designed to show the theater's
changing pattern through the
years. &. Paul Carmi will act
as narrator.
Arena Stage however. plans q
recreational night for the local
amateurs. -. It has invited four
representatives from each Of sew
eral groups to- see tomorrow
nights opening of "All My Sons. ."
Invites include The Washington
Theater Alliance, Theater Lobby.
Mt. Vernon Players, Falls Church
Community Theater. Alexandria
Little Theater, Kensington Play
ers, Unitarian Players. the Chill
dren's Theater, Shakespeare So
ciety, Pentagon Players, Mont
gomery Players. Tri-Color Thea
ter. and The Foundry Players. +.
Most of the local groups will be
winding up their seasons this
week. giving them time to work
on their projects in the "Ameri-
can Kaleidoscope" production.
On the premise that it might
actually be Spring by next Sat-
urday night. Variety club has
scheduled its annual springtime
dance.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Texcns Just Wont
The Focts, jock
HOILYWOOD,

~
You can't trample on the
movie exhibitors mot when they
hail from Texas! Jack Webb
found this out when be was
obliged to make q formal apol-
ogy to the Texas theater owners
for . casual remark made BY one
Of his characters in 3 recent
"Dragnet" Nv show.
Detective. Frank Smith filed
q conversational gap by saying
that he'd just been to q movie
"and It was lousy" Webb adj
mitted it was q thoughtless crack
completely uncalled for and
promised It wouldn't happen
again-a dandy gesture In view
Of the fact Jack is now filming
his first big feature, "Dragnet,
and exhibitors viii be asked to
buy 1t. tReleased By, NANA)
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

II And Time Of Showing
Stage.
National - South Pacific"::
$40 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - Johnny Gui-
tar: l:l0, ais, $40, 7:Sp and
9:40 pm. ~
Capitol - "River Of No Re-
turn: 11:25 am. 1:20. $40,
SOS. 6:55 and 1920 pm. Sneak
preview: $3.50 pm.
Columbia Elephant Walk:
II am, l:05, Sis. $40. 7:3O
and 9:4O pm.
Dupont-"The Captains Para
disc; /. 2:45, 4:30,, 6:15. sos
and 9:55 pm.
Keith's-"Dangerous Mission;
IL. 2. 4. 8, 8 and 10 pm.
Little-"Roman Holiday; 5:45
1850 and 9:55 pm.
Macarthur - "The Golden
Coach; 7:l0 and 9:20 pm.
Metropolitan - Johnny Gui.
tar: 1l:15 am. l:20. $3.50. 5:35
7:45 and 9:55 pm.
Ontario-"Jubilee Trail": lis
$40. 5:25, 1880 and 9:40 pm.
Palace-''Executive Suite; II
am. los. $40. $3.50. tao ant
$3.50 pm.
Playhouse Knock on Wood;
11:15 am. 1:20. 800. 5:25, 7:3(
and $40 pm.
Plaza-"One Summer Of Hap
piness"; 1880, 2:20. 4:l0. 6, 7:5t
land 9:40 pm.
Silver Spring-"Niagra"; 6:2(
| and 9:35 pm.
Trans-Lux - "The French
Line; IL am, 1855, 2:50, 4:45
6:40, 1886 and 10:30 pm.
| Warner-"This Is Cinerama"
$40 pm.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
The Posing Show
Perhaps Margaret I runnon
Gould Play An Olney Date
The Posing Show
By Jay Cormody

Aside the Of oneys summer heater Don't you
think might be profitable idea to negotiate with Margaret
appearance this in autumn Crocls?"
weeks booked mostly In New England for her
theater debut That six In IA
week in which spot might be found for her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19

and 1901 North Powhatan street, to
cost. $4,000 each: architect, Fred S.
Cardwell.
sadie r. Dreisen. GIG Bond Building.
D. c., owner: service station at 3444
Moth Fairfax drive. to cost SIS, 200:
architect. the American Oil Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19
Arlington Office
0kays Permits


cially approved in Arlington
County include the following:
Patrick H. Monahan, sos Twenty
third street south. owner; dwelling at
SIT Second street south, to cost $4,000.
Robert S. O'Hara,. 500 South Abingdon
street, owner; dwelling (2) at 1922 and
1852 Fourth street south. to cost
SI3,75O each; architect. William A.
Robley winfrey. .3147 North Pollard
street. owner; dwelling ct 3i34 North
Piedmont street, to cast SIG, $50: afchi-
tect, r. r. Reynolds and Robley Winfrey.
r. H. Stowe. Inc. 26Q1 North JefIer-
son, owner; dwelling at 2420 North Yer
mont street. to cost $4,000; architect,
l.. c. Mayors.
+ Morton Koff, ,629, South Walter Reed
drive. owner; dwelling. at 1924 No[tn
tect. Edward r. ByWater.
l.. v, Boardman: owner: dwelling at
$50. 900: architect, Lloyd C. Mayors.
Westwood Properties. Inc. 107 Brook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19
Buildings 0kayed
For Construction
In Montgomery
Building permits issued in
Montgomery County during the
last week included the following.

BUILDING permits issued IN
Montgomery County during the
last week included the following:
Hot Shoppes, Inc, 1894 Upshur street
ing at Landy. lane. Bethesda; to cost
Nelson E. Rodeffer. 1904 Sixteenth
street. Silver Spring: owner; dwelling at
1880. Two Farm drive, Silver Spring;
r. W. Jones. owner: erect a store at
11l21.3g Georgia avenue' wheaton; TO
W. e. & C. e. Mills. e1O9 Brookville
s S Gssgy . Gese S.VS csse IN cost
sieeOS%G; a asisfest y 9i eslvend LIANT.
esVend lane, "nf Kens Hsns S cost
Henry stoewe, s21e Aldershot drive.
Hill drive, Bethesda; to cost $4,000;
Standard Properties, Inc. 10000 Com
dwellings, at Brandywine street and
Denfield avenue. Kensington; to cost
slG9 oSS ZACH dsrs srGhte so9 ca D40e lam.
Silver spring. owner: dwelling at Patrick
aTa6lsteetE. Clark T y w, .,s.r..r,.
Tourney road, Bethesda: to cost $4,000;
street. Bethesda, owner; dwelling at
cost $4,000: architect, Patterson
Inward EDWARD saaks. 54O1 Albemarle street,
Bsesstcp. Tosd s sssnE to U eos
eiS Mr.. and ' MIS- Marvin Redo. s4f5
Eastern avenue, Takoma Park, owners;
dwelling at Piney Branch road; to cost
Sherwood Construction Co., s422
Georgia avenue. Silver Spring, owner:
-four EUbb! 81 oFes d cDse
SiS. 600 each: architect. A. Sind.
Larry Jerman, 1921 Kenwood avenue,
Chevy Chase Is, owner. dwelling at 7101
architect, Warren Shoemaker.
B. Irene Barrett, 492s s.; Elmo aye
nCe. Bethesda. owner: dwelling at 74o5
$iS, 900; architect, R. ii. Best Built.
Kenneth Const Corp; 1912 Wiscon-
SIN 4ss4s f a Hne1 sw0
Philip 4: Dein. $500 Woodhayen
ISs and t%S SOns
S. F. & W. Corp. 7oS5 W. Greenvale
parkway Chew Chase owner gSeST I've dwell II
lott.
Silver Spring. owner; dwelling at 1902
Ehalmers road, Silver Spring; TO cost
B. j, Fisher. 1910 Mckinley street.
Bethesda, owner: dwelling at 5514 Oak
mont avenue, Bethesda; to cost S12 900.
w. K. lavish. jr.. 6619 ,Hillandale
street, Chevy Chase. owner; dwelling at
Cumberland avenue, Bethesda: to cost
$4,000; architect, John Samperton.
W.. K: lavish. jr.. 6619 Hillandalee
street, Chevy Chase, owner; dwelling at
Cumberland avenue, Bethesda: to cost
| $4,000: architect, John Samperton.
Sol Sheintal, 1910 Burton street, Slio
Rodney road Hillandale: to cost S12 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19

haven drive. Mclean. Va, owner; %
houses at 622 through $40 North
Florida street and 1928 through 520S
North Blpemont drive; to cost S14.OOO
Walter r. Reynolds, 1900 Columbia
pike; owner; dwelling (2) at 3107 and
5000 North Nottingham street to cost
$24,5OO each: architect, Arthur p. Cole.
2755 North Piedmont. street, to cost
10000: architect, Lloyd c. Mayers.
Fred g. Benin, 1914 Yorktown boule-
eighth street north, to cost $4,000:
architect. C. s. Lightbaron.
Phillips e. Co., Inc. 1913 K street
NV, owner; 14-unit apartment at 1915
and 1549 Colonial terrace. to cost $780,
Harry E. Jagoda 4OS South Abing-
don street, owner; dwelling (2) at $3.50
, 1954-02-10
planning group has now
Continued on page a
Locol Republicans
Join Protest on Fed.
Job Distribution

Prominent Republicans who
are meeting in Washington
have expressed dissatisfaction
with what they feel is the re-
Iative1y small number of Re
publicans who have obtained
Federal jobs in the year since
the Eisenhower administra-
ton took over.
The Republicans have pro-
tested to Leonard Hall, Chair
man of the National Commit
tee, who has promised to
make more jobs available for
Republicans.
Republican representatives
from the islands have joined
in the protest that party mem
befs in the Virgin Islands
have been ignored in their
bid for Federal positions.
, 1954-02-10
Professional Golfer to
Give Clinic on Sun.
on ST. Tho. Course

Officials of the st. Thomas
Golf Association announced
that a Golf Clinic will be Civ
en- by Professional Steve Lee
gakis on Sunday, February "A,
1854, at $50 am. at the golf
course.
This Golf Clinic opens the
final week before the start of
the 4th Annual Tournament
of the st. Thomas Golf AS
ISOLATION on February 20, 81
and %. Members and visitors
alike will be sharpening their
games by intensive practice
and it is anticipated that this
tournament will bring out the
largest number Of entries in
the history Of the event.
Mr.. Legakis, now at the Vir-
gin Islands Hotel, has had II
years of experience as a golf
ing professional and it is an
ticipated that there will be
a large attendance at the eli
mic. The public is invited to
attend and all golfers are ex-
pected to be on hand to OBJ
serve the demonstration.
, 1954-02-10
Federul Employees 10
Discuss Cost Of Living
at Hedrgs

In order to disseminate infor
nation in regard to h arings
to be held in St.Thomas on
Feb. % by an advisory COM
mittee to study the effects Of
the abolition of the twenty
five per cent cost-of-living al
loWance, Governor de Castro
has invited all Federal en-
ployees in ST. Thomas to at
tend = meeting in the District
Court tonight at $3.50, accord
ing to a press release issued
yesterday evening.
The Governor has promised
to arrange for a similar meet
ing to be held in St. croix.
, 1954-02-10
Miss Katherine Rdhl
Discusses Personnel
and FurailY Living

Many community leaders &
civic minded persons in Fred
eriksted were participants in
a lively discussion led by Miss
Katherine Rail Of the Ameri-
can Social Hygiene Associa-
ton last night.
Miss Rail-, Associate Direc-
tor Of Education Of the Ash.
A., spoke briefly of the his
tory and program Of the As
ISOLATION and Of the objective
of Social Hygiene which she
described as "the highest and
wisest use of the sex impulse
in men and women"
The discussion centered
around the family and on
ways which young people
could be prepared to assume
the responsibilities Of mar
rage & parehthood. Changes
in the world and in the island
that have affected family life
were discussed. Proposals
were made for initiating a
community program designed
to bring all forces together in
Strengthening family life.
An enthusiastic Planning
Committee has pledged itself
to this challenging and worth
while task.
, 1954-02-10
Republican Club to
Celebruie Birthduy
81 Lincoln. Feb. IL

The Republican Club Of st.
Thomas and st. John, and
their friends, will celebrate
the birthday Of the Great
Emancipation, Abraham Lin
coin, on Friday, February y,
Continued on page
, 1954-02-10
Pfc. Alphonso Dolly
is With the 4Oth Inf.
Division in Koreu

Army Pfc Alphonso Daily,
q, son Of Mrs. Ada Osborne,
helped to celebrate the 4Oth
Infantry Divisions second an
niversary in Korea last
month, according to an Army
release.
Daily, who arrived in Korea
last June, is an automatic ri
fleman in Company 6 of the
divisions 223rd Regiment. He
wears the National Defense
Service Medal and the UN &
Korean Service Ribbons.
A.graduate Of the Christian
sted High School, Daily enter
ed the Army in October 1885,
and completed basic trainini
at Fort Dix, N. ].
, 1954-02-10
Technical Assistance
Prog. UuderwuY in
Surinorn. BIZ. Guiunu


PORT Of In the
course of 1853 the Govern
ments Of Surinam and British
Guiana have shown consider
able interest in developing
programmes Of technical as
sistanre IN their respective
countries by the Foreign OPP
erations Administration Of
the United States.
Following a brief visit to
Washington by some mem
bers Of the Surinam Cabinet
in the summer of 1858, w.
Alan Laflin of the F.O.A. paid
a three weeks visit to Surf
nam Il September to explore
the field. He will shortly pay
a similar visit to British
Guiana.
Eugene Clay, Director of
the Noreharn L~atin-American
Division nf the Foreign Opera
tons Administration, NJ. H
Moerel, Commercial Secre-
tary Of the Netherlands EN-
bassy in Washington, and Mr.
Latin arrived in Paramaribo
last month to initiate discus
sions with the Government of
Surinam.
A planning group has now
Continued on page A
Evening star., 1954-12-03

mer after more than 20 years
Federal service, would be con-
cerned mainly with the firms
hopes to include new Govern
ment buildings In the rebuilt
Southwest area.
Federal officials, sympathetic
to the hope, have said amend
ments may be proposed to the
new Federal lease-purchase act
to permit such construction to
replace some Of Washington's s
eyesore tempos.
Mr.. Zeckendorf said he hopes
to bring as many local people as
possible into the program, add
ing:
"We want to let all contracts
and subcontracts to Washington
firms. We want to invite Wash
ington firms to participate in the
building in the Southwest area.
It will give them an opportunity
to participate in the construction
give them business"
Smithsonian Plans.
The planning commission yes
terday also heard a rundown on
the Smithsonian Institutions
building expansion program.
some Of it proposed for the
Southwest area encompassed in
the Zeckendorf plan.
DR.. Leonard Carmichael,
Smithsonian director, noted that
some of the tentative plans are
mot in exact harmony" with
the Zeckendorf proposals. But he
said the institutions Board of
Regents feels the city's best in
terest will be served by expert
synthesis of all plans for the
area"
The planners were shown the
Smithsonian plans purely for
information. They were not
asked to express an opinion on
the plans and did not do so.
In another matter, the plan
ners appresed new boundaries to
mark the path of the George
Washington Memorial parkway
In Virginia from the Arlington
County line upriver to Route 1913.
Money already is in hand to
purchase the roads right-of-way,
and the boundary approval is
another step toward it's compile
ton.