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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
NEWS or MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE

Washington-Lee High School SYM
phony Orchestra, Dorothy Baumle,
eoe June e sSSss p.n hush s. Na sa
Lee High school, Program: Toccata.
Frescobaldi- arr. Kinder. Two move
se s's 0 w sHRpasn Passed ss oT db s
and strings. Barlow Angelns, Masse-
Wagner: First Movement and finale
Of the. Concerto for Two Pianos. x.
316a, Mozart.
If you can judge a school by
its orchestra. the students at
Arlington's Westinghouse high
school are well educated. The
members of the large orchestra,
which gave concert last night
under the direction of Dorothy
Baumle. an instructor in the
music department. did not every
one Of them play up to profess
sional standards, but the APP
proach to music Of each of them
was professional. and the con-
cert was one of great vitality
and remarkable technical polish.
Girls outnumber boys in the
orchestra of more than 100 APP
proximately two to one. First
tiddles are evenly divided, but
the second fiddles are mostly
played by girls. The five flutes
are all girls, as are two from
bones, a horn, a bassoon, the
concertmaster and the leader OF
the second violins. The four
trumpets are safely in the hands
Of men. but the orchestra's only
cornet is blown very nicely by q
girl.
Miss Baumle cannot be con-
graduated too sincerely, in a
time when all too frequently
children's music is thought OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
n Racing Pigeons
Reported Stolen

A pigeon fancier reported to
police yesterday the theft Of q
Of his homing racers from a loft
at the rear of his home at 734
Quincy street NV.
Charles L. Smith, 81, said he
missed the birds when he went
to feed them. He placed their
value at $50 and said each wore
an international Identification
band.
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/
names than those of Ernest Borg
nine and Betsy Blair (Mrs. Gene
Kelly. it promises to be the
amazing money-maker Of the
year.
This. on top Of the success of
Jack Webb's movie version Of
"Dragnet." the fllm companies
have fairly leaped into the
breach. Within the space of a
week, for instance, MGM has ac-
quired rights to such recent tele-
vision hits as Fearful Decision, !"
and ''The Rack" 1.-THE Rack" Is
/ the work of Rod Serlin9 whose
earlier electronic drama hit was
Patterns"
THE Rack" viii be rechris-
tened "Court Martial" in the
movie version. Glenn Ford.
Metros most delightful recent
talent acquisition. viii play the
lead.
/ $50 -
I FURTHERMORE: SHIELD on
Reynolds, the Foreign Intrigue"
man. one OF television's most
successful sleep delayers for sew
eral seasons. is another recruit
to movie-making.
He mas hired Robert Mltchum
as his star, made plans TO shoot
the film this summer on foreign
soil (where elseP). and repeatedly
has two big Hollywood studios
pantlng Tor the distribution
rights.
Peace, It's profitable.
TROUBLE IN PARADISE:
troubles keep multiplying Tor
Rita HayWortn. the star VINO
recently served notice on Column
bia that she would terminate her
contract and switch TO indie
pendent production with United
Artists, has hit a snag. It takes
the form OF notice 10 United
ARTISTS oy Coiumpla that II mas
no intention OF giving up Rita
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
HOLLYWOOD.


Piper Laurie has come a long
way from eating flowers for
publicity to a marriage license
with the very wealthy David
Schine. She'll more or less give
up her movie career after the
marriage.
MGM is holding Green Man.
sions" for Pier Angel, until
after the baby. That's nice for
her-and for them. Jack
Benny and Lucille Ball are trad
ing guest shots on each others
show. John Agar, now very
serious about his career, will do
a climax" on CHS week after
next.
There will soon be very fas-
cinating announcement from
Bing Crosby. Gregory Peck
has started a racing stable. ]
hope he knows as much about
horses as women in general
would like to know about him.
Greg is leading very quiet life.
Just dating Veronica Passani.
~ y
Bob Aldrich has a new system
for shooting 1.-THE Big Knife
IA days of rehearsing with Jack
Palance. Shelley Winters and
Ida Lupino, and then only is
days to shoot.
Jerry Lewis, discussing the
new flood of rumors of a feud
with partner Dean Martin: Il
buried three in my family this
past year. Everything else seems
q little bit trite."
Six-year-old Porty Mason
turned down the Baby Snooks
role on Tv because of the working
l1ours--40 a week at the rate OF
eight day. And let's face it
her parents, Pamela and James
Mason, do not need the money
James is currently corralline
$500 a week as host of Lux
Video. And "a Star Is Born
added 100000 to the family
bankroll.
***
Silver Screen is chortling be-
cause of the Grace Kelly cover
picked two months before Oracle
won the Oscar. like the com.
ment inside-"Never has Sc
much been written about some.
one who has so little to say
And listen to this from
Charlton Heston: Hollywood
has created its own monsters
and they're all feminine" Well!
Time-is-passing department
Child Star Natalie Wood grad.
yates from Van Mugs High
School in June. And add th'
Hollywood touch--to celebrate
she has already purchased q 1885,
convertible which she drives II
her acting chores in "Rebe
without a Cause" Natalie ha!
been offered the role OF AM
Frank In the Broadway play
sDiary Of Girl"-written b!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16

including midas outstanding
performers Of both sexes and an
impressive collection Of Nautch
dancers.
From these specifications, you
may gather that the conventions
of Hollywood have profoundly
influenced the producers OF
"Chandra.
Specifically. at least. this is
o sound Judgment which leaves
midas candidate for interna-
tiofal cinema honors--and prof
its-Inore appealing to western
curiosity than exciting in It's
drama. There is no denying
however. that the films land
scape has about it a notable
quality Of visual splendor.
It's settings are palaces,
temples. bazaars and other aus
tere or teeming centers of orien-
tai life that are not available
to western film makers. and, in
consequence, have q special
quality of drama.
Nevertheless, for all its accent
on spectacle, "Chandra" is a
story film. 1t is a historic melo-
drama which reaches far back
into Indian mythology to tell the
story of one of the country's early
heroines. This Is a girl who is as
politically and militarily astute
as she is attractive and courage
Gus in person.
That she lived in a dawn so
far antecedent to anything re-
sembling our own makes her
more startling than comprehen-
sible to western moviegoers. The
producers q "Chandra" appar-
emily anticipated this which in
spired them to present the pic
ture in English. a helpful gesture
but a not altogether successful
one.
"Chandra," therefore, remains
q film whose appeal will be to
those seeking the special cinema
entertainment, a weSternized
eastern which may be a presage
of Indian films to come. AS so
many have come from other,
nearer lands in the information
alization of film exhibition.
THE SWITCH: Hollywood,
which only yesterday-a longish
ago yesterday-was wondering
how 1t could possibly live with
television. might well begin to
wonder how it could live with
out it.
If the present trend continues,
the folk speech might even come
up with an expression: "Oh. I
decided to skip the telecast and
wait for the movie"
If, and when, this happens. it
will be an outgrowth of the movie
studios sudden hunger to buy
television scripts. for Cinema
Scope enlargement. The cur
rently most-talked-of new film
release, if you didn't know. is
Marty" which was taken from
o video play written by Paddy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16

HELENA, Mont. F. - The
American Medical Association
has been studying a Montana
physician-patient grievance pro-
gram as q possible pattern for
wider use. The Montana Medical
Association set up a grievance
committee to hear patients
complaints. DR.. Harold w. Full
Ter. committee chairman re-
ported that advance discussion
of fees between the patient and
his physician or surgeon would
eliminate many grievances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
Churchmen to Meet

The Fairfax County Associa-
ton of Churches will hold its
fifth annual meeting at $3.50
pm. tomorrow in st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Baileys Cross
Roads, Va. Lloyd Millegan, a
layman of Fairfax. Va. is presi-
dent. He will preside.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

/ being a security risk should b
provided with counsel.
| 2. Security hearing board,
should be provided with sub
poena power with which to pro-
Iduce witnesses tincluding casual
informers"1 whose appearances
would not jeopardize the ma
tional security.
3. A screening or hearing pro-
cess should be promptly estab-
lished to evaluate derogatory in
formation which is provided by
an applicant Tin his papers OF
application or fled against him.
Calls for Proper Defense
On the matter Of the Govern
ment providing counsel. the wit
ness asserted:
/ 'Many accused persons have
resigned before getting q hear
ing only because they could not
afford to hire counsel -. It
seems to me that a civilian pub
Lie servant is as much entitled
to legal representation as is
granted to the military public
Evening star., 1955-06-02

China release 50 Americans i'm
prisoned or otherwise detained
II airmen In jail Is "spies." II
civilians imprisoned or refused
exit and II Navy and Coast
Guard fiiers missing since their
planes crashed on the China
mainland in January. 1858.
Primary attention centers now
on the II airmen. Since they
were flying for the United Ma
tions In Korea when captured
and were held past the Korea
truce deadIine for exchanging
war prisoners. they apparently
could qualify under the Peiping
formula.
It could be argued. for ex-
ample, that the II simply were
following orders. II they "ex-
pressed remorse," they would at
the pattern laid down In the case
Of the four Jet airmen.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

checked. Sometimes this data
consists Of nothing more than
malicious gossip or hearsay." he
added.
Mr.. Cain said the situation Is
even more serious under the In
dustriai Personnel Security Pro-
gram covering employees In de-
Tense industries, because 'the
mere fling Of derogatory infor-
nation against or by an appli-
cant requiring q security clear
ance is an actual bar to en-
ployment."
Mr.. Cain told the subcommit-
tee that II the above recon-
mendations were adopted "the
basic defects in the employe
security program would be
largely eliminated" He said
that none would weaken our
security guard but all would help
make the program fairer to the
individual empioye.
The former Senator took an
other sharp crack at the Attor-
|ney Generals list. He called 1t
q warped and wormy measuring
rod. which for eight years has
been the main index Of the
loyalty and trustworthiness Of
Federal and defense plant en-
ployes,
Evening star., 1955-06-02

| servant when he q charged be-
fore Q court-martial.s
Mr.. Cain ccntended that At
torney General BroWnell's rec
ommendation last March that
every effort be made to produce
witnesses for cross-exalnination
would be meaningless unless
Congress gave subpoena power
i to the hearing boards.
"One must take for granted
that . number Of hearings have
resulted from unsworn testi-
mony," he said. what gives us
reason to destroy individuals
with testimony which isn't win
ing to submit itself TO cross
examination?"
Wants Pre-hiring Screening
The witness told The subcom-
mittee, which Is investigating
the operation of the employe
security program, that It is '.im-
peratiye. that job applicants be
given . pre-employment hearing
or screening.
He warned that unless there
is such a procedure "our Nation
viii lose valuable manpower''
because under the present sys-
tenn. which "leads to mediocrity
rather than to excellence" de-
Frogatory Information is not
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Peiping Formula Renews
Hope of Freeing Airmen

Of the Chinese students in the
United States the consul general
(Franklin Gowen, pointed out
that restrictions have been re-
moved and that the students
who desire to return TO their
homes may do so."
Mr.. Suydam said practically
an Of them already have re-
turned. These are the students
who were in the United States
when the Communists took over
China In 1949. Those who re-
ceived United States Govern
nient financial help to continue
technical studies were for time
denied permission to leave this
country. Relatively few Of the
original thousands expressed Q
desire to return to China.
Mr.. Suydam said Mr.. Gowen
renewed ct Geneva Monday an
American demand that Red
Evening star., 1955-06-02
New Decaf Instant Coffee gives full coffee enjoyment
without caffein to over 100000 people
New process takes out only
caffein : leaves in full flavor of
worlds choice coffees

the pure, hearty coffee they like
and not worry about the effects
Of the caffein, the drug that 10
present in ordinary coffees. In
every jar Of Decaf the flavor is
so rich and hearty - yet 97eo Of
the caffein has been removed.
Flavor is in - Caffein is out!
1t takes special kind of coffee
roasting know-how to remove
caffein from coffee and still cap
ture all the wonderful rich coffee
flavor. The Nestle Company,
worlds foremost roasters of in
slant coffee, have found the
secret. By removing caffein be-
fore roasting, Decaf's revolution
ary Swiss process captures the
true flavor and goodness Of the
worlds choice coffees for won-
derful coffee-drinking enjoyment.
No other coffee has such rich
flavor, and is SO relaxing, too.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Leading Markets Feature New Decaf

Right now, you will find Decaf
Instant Coffee featured in the
Instant Coffee Section Of the
city's leading chain grocery
stores, supermarkets, and inde-
pendent grocers. If you don't see
Decaf on the shelf, your grocer
may be temporarily out. Of stock.
Be sure to ask him for Decaf. He
will be glad, to get Decaf for you.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

People in all sections Of the city
are talking about q wonderful
new experience in coffee drink
ing. It's the delicious new brew
called Decaf Instant Coffee.
Over one and one-half million
Americans have already found
new Decaf a delightful coffee at
mealtime and between meals, too.
Delicious new Decaf, coffee lovers
report, is the first true-flavor
coffee that is caffein free. The
full, roaster-rich favor comes
through in every delicious cup
full, and the fears Of sleepless-
ness, jitteryness, and general
caffein upset are gone. Now for
the first time - all the joy Of fine
coffee with none Of the jitters of
caffein is assured. 2
No More Coffee Limit"
People are especially enthusi-
astic about this new Decaf Coffee
because they can now drink all
Evening star., 1955-06-02
~ the Associated Press

American officials looked to.
day to q formula laid down BY
the Chinese Communists them
selves for hope Of early liberia
ton for II imprisoned United
States airmen.
The formula came IN two
parts:
/. Last June Is at the Far
East peace conference in Gen.
eva. q Red China spokesman
told the United States delega.
tion his government would con-
slider "eariy release Of prisoners
with good records"
2. In last Mondays Peiping
radio broadcast disclosing re-
lease Of four United States jet
flyers. the Communists said they
had been treated with len
iency" and "deported" because
they only were carrying out mil
itary orders, admitted their
crimes and expressed remorse. .
Also. Indian Diplomat v. K.
Krishna Menon is reported to
have told Western diplomats at
New Delhi that the Red Chinese
informed him only a small group
of afrTnen were released because
the United States had not per:
mitted the return home Of all
Chinese students in this country.
The State Department appar-
emily took this report into ac-
count. Disclosing new discus
sionS at Geneva with the Red
Chinese over the prisoner issue,
department spokesman Henry
Suydarll said:
With reference to the cases
Evening star., 1955-06-02

So - for the first time here's
a decaffeinated coffee with the
full-flavored goodness Of real
coffee.
This is because Decaf is real
coffee, 1000 pure coffee with
97se of its caffein removed, but
that delicious, hearty flavor you
love in coffee is preserved from
roasting time to coffee time.
Because Of this new process,
Decaf offers coffee lovers an in
slant coffee they can make and
enjoy anywhere, anytime. Thou
sands are now enjoying rich, de-
licious Decaf Coffee and getting
all the sleep they need.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Thousands Sleep Better,
Thank New Coffee Habit

Today, more and more people en-
joy all the delicious coffee they
want and sleep better than ever.
Old and young alike express de-
light in the fact that the new
Decaf Coffee with caffein re-
moved gives true coffee enjoy
ment, yet let's them enjoy sound,
restful sleep every night. .
After years of research, sci-
entists working in the Nestle
laboratories found q way to re-
move caffein before roasting. Be-
cause Of this process Decaf Coffee
contains the richness and body Of
the fine coffees from many parts
Of the world which are present in
this Nestle blend.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

Coffee Fans Across Nation
Applaud New Coffee Habit
In all walks of life Decaf makes big difference
, Nurse Reports Jitters Gone

Nurse Reports Jitters Gone
Newborn babies are q hand
full. says nurse Helen Gotti.
"The constant attention that they
require certainly calls for steady
nerves. But too much coffee used
to give me the jitters. I heard
about new Decaf and decided to
try it. What q big difference it
made! Now that I drink Decaf
Coffee, Pm not only calmer but !
sleep better, tool"
Evening star., 1955-06-02
STEVENSON
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groups including some whose
financial means are limited but
whose medical needs are no less
great"
"And 1t is imperative" he said.
shat discussion (for improved
distribution of medical service)
not be frustrated by the familiar
shouts Of socialism that bedevil
all forward steps in our coun-
try"
Urging Federa1 aid to medical
schools. Mr.. Stevenson said:
''The expressed concern was
about Federal domination. But
research in these schools has
been subsidized by many mil
lions Of dollars Of Federal grants
without a hint or whisper of
domination"
In a speech last night. Mr..
Stevenson termed the Nations
immigration law q misguided
policy" which requires quick re-
vision.
Cites Farm Research
Ii pleading for IAN eccelera-
ton" Of the medical research
program, he said:
't seems a little Strange !,
that the Department Of Agricul!
ture win spend this year for
research on plant and animal
diseases $40 million more than
the Public Health Service ID
spending for research on cam,
Ger, arthritis. mental illness,
neurological and heart disease
combined. This just doesn't
make sense
In reaching substantial ac-
cord" over the Nations health
program. Mr.. Stevenson said,
I'VE want to work together here,
as we have In. other areas of the
common welfare, with the least
possible reliance on Govern
ment.'"
Rapss immigration Bars
Mr.. Stevenson told 4 meeting
celebrating the 300th anniver-
sary Of Jewish settlement in the
United States:
when I hear people who
sound as though they regretted
the fact that anyone dared to
come to this country after 1776.
] often wonder how different the
history Of the world might have
been II the nearly 40 million
people who did come to America
between the Revolution and the
last war had remained in Eu-
rope--how much greater Europe
would have been in science. in
art. in industry, in moral might
and influence, and how feeble
and undeveloped our own dear
land would be.
"A misguided policy has of
late not only prevented us from
helping to heal the worlds grie-
vious wounds. but has strangled
this fiow Of new talent and en-
ergy. We all hope that our cur
rent immigration laws will soon
undergo an urgently needed re-
vision and that the steps re-
Gently and at long last an
nounced will succeed"
President Eisenhower on May
"a asked Congress to make 10
liberalizing changes in the 1858
Refugee Relief Act. The original
act authorized admission Of up
to 214.000 refugees to this coun-
try. To date only about $4,000
have actually entered.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Busy mother Of four, lively boys now
drinks all the good coffee she wants
feels more relaxed than ever!

Mrs. Robert Murray certainly
has her days work cut out for
her. Raising four happy, healthy
youngsters takes steady nerves,
and it is surprising that she is
able to keep 90 calm all day long.
"Friends do wonder how ] keep
20 calm," says Mrs. Murray.
swell, one answer ID. that ! am
very careful about the coffes ]
drink k--its got b b pecaf. Nov
Evening star., 1955-06-02

81 enjoy every cupful of Decaf
Coffee anytime I drink it." says
Mrs. Jack Morris, Jr. Gas .
mother and homemaker, my
nerves really take q beating. had
to cut down on coffee, because too
much caffein bothered my diges-
ton. But since l first tried Decaf
Coffee, I've been drinking lots Of
It every day. l love its rich favor,
and I feel better, tool"
Evening star., 1955-06-02

with new Decaf Coffee, / can
drink all the good coffee ! like,
and feel more relaxed than ever"
Mrs. Murray finds that Decaf lets
her sleep better, too.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

dissolve one rounded teaspoon Of
Decaf in . glass half-filled with
cold water. Stir. Add ice cubes,
filI glass with water, and serve.
For the family, make 1t by the
pitcherful this easy wayl
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CAIN

Continued From First Page
two of which probably require
Legislative action:
l.. Every employe accused Of
Evening star., 1955-06-02

Deep Sea Diver More Relaxed
II can never get enough Of that
new Decaf Coffee" says Olaf
Danielsen, veteran deep sea diver
Of Merritt Chapman-Scott, con-
struction firm. "I've got to have
steady nerves for this job Of
mine, and too much coffee tight
ems me up. But, by golly, I'm glad
I found Decaf Coffee. It sure
tastes great, leaves me relaxed,
too. I tell all the boys about
Decaf!"
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Roof-top Worker Credits Steadier Nerves
to Switch to New Decaf Instant Coffee

Jimmy Rand, vinyl-spraying expert, here per-
forms his dangerous job atop 35-story sky
scraper roof. Mr.. Rand Is real coffee lover, but
on his job, jittery nerves may mean his life.
That's why he switched to Decaf "You don't
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Bus Driver Now Sleeps
Like a Raby

"Like most bus drivers, | love
lots Of good coffee. says Mr.
Robert Schneli. sBut coffee used
to give me d lot Of trouble }! When
drank too much Of it, I couldn't.
sleep nights - counted sheep for.
hours. Then ] found new Decaf
Coffee and it made a big hit with
me right off the bat. It's sure
great to be able to enjoy good
coffee and sleep like q baby, too
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Decaf Delicious ),
In Cool Drinks y

Iced Coffee in Sec-
onds! Now you
can enjoy a tall,
refreshing glass
Of delicious iced
coffee with no fuss
I.AI T..A
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Hostesses find Decaf
Clicks with Guests

In smart entertaining circles all
over America the new coffee,
Decaf, is being served more and
more. Hostesses report that their
guests react enthusiastically to
this true-favor coffee that is caf-
fein free.
! Here are just a few quotes
from the letters Of delighted host
esses to The Nestle Company:
ats flavor is the finest; AMy
guests simply couldn't get enough
Decaf Coffee; "Indeed I'm proud
10 serve IT.. Decaf is q new coffee
- . modern coffee. and smart
hossesses are proud to serve IL 10
their guests anytime Of the day
Or evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Mr.. WRIGHT
To Be Wed

Mr.. and MRS. Frederick K.
Unger Of Cleveland. Ohio, an.
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Christine to Mr.. VIII
son Pritchard Wright. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin M. Wright
Of Falls Church.
Both Miss Unger and her
fiance are students ct the
College Of Wooster in Wooster,
Ohio.
Visiting Conodu
The Misses Katherine and
Bernadette Kelly Of Washing
ton are spending . vacation at
the Jasper Park Lodge In the
Canadian Rockies.