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TO Save Rock Creek

Although the action is somewhat be-
lated, the movement by public and private
interests in the Rock Greek watershed TO
protect this scenic area from further deteri-
Grafton and degradation is most welcome.
That this stream and its adjacent parkland
have suffered from deteriorating and de-
grading influences in recent decades Is
evident to anyone who compares conditions
low with those which prevailed when Rock
Creek Park was established as a Federal
reservation In 1890. Shameful is the word
which best describes the present state Of the
sewage-defiled, silt-laden watercourse which
meanders from the rocky hills Of Maryland
TO the tidewater Potomac at Georgetown.
All jurisdictions and all residents Of the
Rock Creek watershed must accept part of
the blame for the situation which finally
has aroused public indignation. It is proper,
therefore, that all jurisdictions involved and
diverse residential and industrial interests
should join in the developing plan for halt
ing destructive trends and preserving the
stream and its parks for future generations
The general concern over the problem has
resulted in formation of representative CONF
mittees to organize permanent conserva-
ton council The primary objective Of the
council would be ITO restore, conserve and
improve all natural resources of the water
shed for the greatest beneft Of all interests" !"
Federal, State and county authorities have
promised their cooperation. This is Q long
needed undertaking Of vital Importance to
the whole Metropolitan Area. With wide
spread community support the council can
restore Rock Creek to reasonable facsimile
of the attractive. unpolluted stream which
once was the pride Of washington and its
environs.
Evening star., 1955-01-25

Apponyi, Hungarian Minister of Educa-
ton, who addressed the House in. 1911.
And REM Viviani, Vice Premier of
France, who addressed the Senate on
May /, 1917. and came back to address
the House two days later. And Baron
Moncheur. chief of the political bureau
Of the Belgian Foreign Office, who adj
dressed the Senate on June %, 1917,
and the House five days later. And
Prof. Boris Bakhmetieff. Ambassador
from the Republic of Russia, who ad-
dressed the House on June %, 1917.
and the Senate three days later. The
legislators also paused that busy sum-
mer to hear addresses by member Of
a Japanese war mission and by the
head of the Serbian war mission, among
others.
Evening star., 1955-01-25
Dunaorees Debate

The recent newspaper items about
the feud between the Wheaton school
and the father who refused to have
his boy dress properly for school has
me burned up" All parents are in
formed at the beginning of the school
year as to the proper dress. These are
simple instructions and do not call for
any expensive outlay Of clothing, but
are in simple good taste.
These instructions are laws Of the
school. which most parents teach their
children to obey, just as we teach them
Evening star., 1955-01-25
Plight of Retired GIs

While the Light Colonel" Is crying
in his beer over the bone tossed to
officers of our army. wonder II he
won't shed o few salty tears for the
enlisted man, especially the retired
enlisted man.
The new Governor OF New York
State made a statement that anyone
receiving less than 5000 per month
In this day and age is living in pow
erty. / wonder If the Light Colonel
knows just how many retired enlisted
men, who offered their lives In service
to our country, are living In poverty
today.
Evening star., 1955-01-25

to obey the laws Of society and the
Nation.
Mother Of Two Boys.
Ruciul Hurmony at Its Best
I write in behalf OF what our
schoolboy and schoolgirl patrols. both
colored and white, are doing.
This I saw with my own eyes. A
white patrol girl. standing on the east
corner of South Dakota avenue and
Otis street, saw three little colored
girls coming south on Otis street and
ran over to the south corner of Otis
street in order to guide those three
little colored girls safely across South
Dakota avenue. This ] consider feat
Of strong cooperation.
Mrs. Fred Kramer.
Evening star., 1955-01-25
COT Coils

am just one of maybe several thou
sand teens" who saw your recent
splasty article on our ways of dress:
Washington Cats Dress Fit to Kill.
Manage to Only Stun Parents" Sure
we wear jeans. The guys have ducks
do. And my parents have never been
stunned" They realize they were
young once, too. How about the rae
coon coats and bobbed hair? You had
your fads. why can't we have our fads?
Teen.
/ am sophomore in high school and
after reading Harry Bacas article /
am inclined to think of him as slightly
"cubic." What is wrong with teen-age
styles? Twenty or thirty years ago the
old styles were all right, but what is
wrong with changes? What is wrong
with Lewis? I know Of more than one
man who wears western-style dlehga
rees. A teacher tfemale) wore string
tie today at school. You talk about roll
collar shirts; teacher wears them too
Cat.
All in all, from reading the papers
lately, 1t seems that people are for
getting that there are still lot of
good teen-age kids left in the United
States. And just because some of
us like to dress little differently
doesn't mean we've all gone to the
dogs.
/ seem to recall a time not too long
gone when ladies wore their hemlines
practically to the waist and their neck
lines far from the proper place. And
what about those well-dressed 18th
and 18th century gentlemen who wore
their pants like second skin? Maybe
we aren't so bad after all.
r. e. Line.
am not quite sure whether you
were criticizing Washingtop's teen
ayers or just laughing at us. Per-
sonally don't see why you make such
a fuss over "cat" clothes. AS you re-
call, it wasn't too long ago that the
parents of cats" wore. dresses above
their knees and necklines where there
were no necks. Also. the boys of the
twenties wore those heavy raccoon
coats, which In my opinion fit them
like tents. Teen-agers Of today feel that
they should wear snugger fitting
clothes. Some boys and girls do go
to the extreme. Take for instance the
girl who buys her ''levis" four sizes
too small or the boy who wears his
waistline to his knees.
Feline.
Evening star., 1955-01-25
Questions and Answers
BY Gould Lincoln

A reader can get the answer to any
question Of fact by writing The evening
star Information Bureau. 1900 Eye EE.
NV Washtngton % G please tF1eIose
3 cents for Ketufn nnhfApe
Evening star., 1955-01-25
BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE

q. When rose hips are added to jeilies
and marmelades. is the food value i'm
proved?--B. /.
A. Yes. Rose hips are high In Vita
min c. Most ordinary rose hips can
be used in preserving, but they are
particularly valuable when they are red.
Evening star., 1955-01-25

@. How many bills has President Ell
senhower vetoed?--J. w.
A. The President vetoed Sc bills
passed during the two years OF the s3c
Congress. OF these, 81 were regular
vetoes and 81 pocket vetoes.
Evening star., 1955-01-25

Per-1nnles may be used II letters cnrrv
Driters' correct snames and addresses.
All letters are subject to condensation.
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Letters to The Star

to obey the laws Of society and the
Evening star., 1955-01-25
Marjorie r. Burs

President. League Of Women
Voters Of FAIRFAX County.
Evening star., 1955-04-26
APIS. uNEuRNlshEp-YA.

ARL:-Best area, close in; bedrms..
dist; to Arl Hall. Direct bus to
Pentagon. Navy Annex and down
lumbia pike. nr. Glehe I'd.
ARL.-Close in. best sect: and :
bedrms.; mr.. Pent,, Arl. Hall, D. C.;a
$3.50 e and sos S'es Out Wilson VI S''io1ah. 6IVd.
left on Oak ST. to office. IA. SD 1873,
1900 18th rd., N. %
ITS A BEAUTY-You must see this
tastefully decorated bedroom apt,
with cheerful and spacious living
room; separate dining alcove. mod
ern, kit. with de luxe equipment.
incl. earbase disposal plus master
laundry facilities: 5000, incl. all
Parkington shopping district. See
Mrs. Simpson. No 49,. THE LOMAR
APTS.., sos N. Pollard st. fjust of
MoG \ Glese Gz;I ~; "a a 4317s6, or S SHAN
ARL.' OAK RiDGE-spacious 1-bed-
rm. apis: exhaust fan, 4 closets;
country atmosphere, near Pentagon.
downtown: excel maintenance. SIS.
includes ntils. ia: 5-a26s and IA.
II59oo zoos N; 18th st; Come see
'lV oINCD OIL btniL : al =
den apt. pest location. nr. Hunt
ing Towers; 81? per mo, incl. utils.
NR. PESriAGoN-Newly decorated :;
bedrm.. liy rm.. dinette, kit,
bath; incl all utils. S75, Call r. A.
HUMPHRIEs. REALTORS, MA, s.
ALEX. 4DEr. RAYD-Duplex. :, bed
rms. liv rm.. din. rm.. kit, bath,
side porch; l blk. to bus. shopping.
To approved family. TIE. $500.
ALEX. del RAY and 2 bed
room corner apis. Colonial brick
bt DIass and .Snns units eash aS,,. RavMPS6 Nv S
APIS. TIE. $3.50. -27
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike at FRED.
erick ST Magnolia Gardens Avail
now; beautiful and spacious living
dining room com bination. large
bedrooms. latest ! IN in ,ld kitchen equip. equip
5 exposures: utils furn sos a mo
One bedroom: $s2 so For info call
ARL.. ROSSLYN-Closest apt. bldg.
in Va. to D. C. . bedrms., SSS; I
bedrm; bsdas SO incl. gas ia. 6-927o'
1 Eli ELK! N RI T'f yYER. eonv. pentaEon:
ie1 ing; bedrms,. & s7i.5o pius utiis.
l"l5 N Oninn. ia. 1-S421. 20
MT. VERNON COURTS--B Beautifully
new apt, with 10 liv. rm lge. din
ettc and . full-sized bedrms,, .colored
tile bath. completely equipped kitch-
En-. Rent includes all utilities. Call
ARi.. NewIy furn.; eflc., $50: /
6efrmi " S9a ;s,5 30: Nc 2 sed5ms" 5F sli?SS si:S
WESToyER-1 hedrm., liy rm din
area. kit and tiled bath; con;
venient TO shopping, schools and
bus; SOS Call 9-i 30 ARLEDGE
REAL ESTATE CORP. 2533 Wilson
hive Arl. w IA 7-At4s "a
PENTAGoN-FORT MYER AREA -
Rec. dec, clean. l-bedrm. apt;
ample closets, storage: ldry. .facils.
outside, inside lines. SIS, incl. utils,
NEwiY Il, Tl9tdd tbdEdcoRArEp ! and . bedrm
apts., l blk. from Hecht's store:
excel. transp, $50 and sos per mo,
See Mr.; HARIG: 5lS n; Thomas st.
hours; ia. .-2aa0 after i pm. -
BRAND NEW-Arl de luxe ! bedrm.,
SS75U: . hedrms.. S95-Sl00 efic
S6g.50 11l0 N. 10th. No. 4. JE
HARBoR TERRACE APARTMENTS
venient to National Airport, we have
IRON S70S3 to Ss5.75 per mo. incl
utils. For inspection. apply 81 Apt. /,
1901 Abingdon drive. Alex. Il
FIT. CRAIG GARDENS
Evening star., 1955-04-26
HOUSES UNFURhIsHEp

1920 QUE ST. N.w.--3-bedrm brk..
dntoan a Sasns Or Dsas Pentnson 1n OIL @ 4.asa4 from
n. ARL. -bedrm., brick Colonial. g
blocks from Heehts. Rec. rm. in
bsmt.; $llo. JA. 7-235l' ia, =
BEAUTIFUL 4-bedrm.. e-bsth house.
garage. S165. Cali Mr.. Deli for info
JU. s-151c.- JAMES L. DIXON &
CO, ST. 3-1200. -26
10 RMS, S165 mo-. refined family;
4 mi. from Seven Corners Ii. Il
VI, InYATTsvnLE-2-bedr brick;
mo. BREHME Co, Ju. s-40iO,
N. ARLINGTON. Kirkwood rd, area
Mod; brick; I bedrms.. 2 baths.
Avail. May /; SI75. IA. 2-o7699.
CLosE.N ARL.-complstely redee.
beat. full basement: fenced yard.
oath; . incl porches: full bsmt:.
heat high elevation; near schools,
9si 10TH ST. ST. s.E.@white. 9 rms.
MARSHALL j. WAPoLE- CO. I2"4
ssfs fi? st In ng sr. NJ NJ 4aOqn rms. duplex:
porch FENCED yard; newly dec.
ANDREWS, SfsR vs. ,B6fLISG: Hi sGocf CENSUS BU.
Is min. downtown-Newly dec,
semidslh .o;6 6fdrT$' Hii iIyi III, rm; bat ain
Blk. school, shopping and tramp.
sTT44rEP "a P-iaat bEPT. AREA, aaas viTEini.
ave NV w.--Newly remodclled; ideal
fsll 81 MISHAEl 4isJss WALSH AND SCI s6Ss'
lot new refsr auto ldry facils.;
3.567s. dsys: EM. 3-e20s, ewes
Mr.. FALLS CHURCH-2-bedrm. cot
taee; fully equip kit. garbage dis
@ned 'iSa po:..ss aoGs sss al RD ;aa2Ss $a5S
FosSyIaEG ssZs.T II Sss{g rtg., ts O;g sgs
a0s Maple ave OIL. 2-5a27. -
baths: vacant. Newly dec 3 yrs. old
sl05 IA Kennedy ne. Ju. s-9i44'
ARLINGTON souTH-Det. 9 rms.
screened porch. bsmt; lge. shaded
lot, nr. schools. bus. Pentason;
SIPS mo. ia. 1918. Us
S. ARL., of Glebe rd-G-bedrmj
din. rm.. equip. kit, with, finished
rec rm. in bsmt SOS mo. Phone KI.
a-8644. AL BAKER & SON, INC.
lI6 S. ST. Assph St. Alex, Va --2s
ALEX. Nice row brick house, with 2
bedrms liv, rm., din. rm; and kit.
yard 500 mo Phone XII. 9.R644, Al
BAKER e. SON. INC. li6 6. ST.
Asanh St AIex Va Is
TWiSBRoOK bedroom
home. WOOD COMPANY, l5S
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd 10.
4-72UU. -ZS
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APTs. uhFURNisHED-MD.

MT. RAINIER. 4114 Goth st.-3
Bachelor or working couple preferred
) am. till ) pm. --2S
TAX. PIX, 90J Falrview ave.-Lovely
l-bedrm. apt. Liv. rm.. dinette. kit,
bath. attic storage space. Nr. coop.
shopping ctr. S7a,5o' incl, ggtils.
aoCKViLLE / and . bedrooms iiv.
ing room. dinette, kitchen. bath and
rear screened porch: near schools
and shoppinR center. S65 to $50 Der
sPS$ sTSs's 3sAsSsSHM s.. sfc'a Il, Rainier. Md.
quiet neishborhood Living rm. bed.
room. dinette. kit and bath. $50. so
Key in Apt, ] or phone MA S-4SlS
TAKOMA PARK New attrac. J.:
4sdE psrERay aOs SIS ovf59oknf ns uts Oeayttg JU 5
S7s3. evenings ''' ~ O2a
TAKOMs PARK-Attrac, terrace
apt liv nm. bedrm,, bath. kit. and
dinctte: nr. bus and stores: adults
only: SIS. WA. 7-6030; ewes. JU.
SILVER SPRING - 1-bedrm. units
ed area; cross ventilation, excel
close. space separate dinette. laun-
dry and storage facils.. TV antennsa,
;s,4ls ample PARK PsrkinF ir, From So. incl
s.svER sPRING.Vacant. ist f..
heRIY BFaff0ff dee rd unt PeG% bde isR sRn Gnd and
of street parking. near schools, bus
and skop center, JU. 5-04i3. $500
GGlsnyille G : rdi d., APT p ; y Dir; Piney
hlocl, left again. bear left to apt.
BETHESDA Md and . bedrooms
iiv room. din, space. kit bath and
rear screened porch: S60-s ss5 SAM
UEI F HoGl EY INC OF t-leI0
rasd 9o!NSn arss rooms a4se qsSg modefn SfeH
kitchen and bath; available for i'm.
mediate occupency: TO inspect pick
up kew at 371I between and $50
NEaR fs,ls %SFAsarSGroa SF :iI q itSet SAN bed
no pm llH utig E ineudsd Eli and g. RSth ssiad $sa
SILVER SPRING. near Georgia and
GGoless,yilleii s, ), l 6edEms sa,s iiy Hz sGs rm,
mo utils. included, JU. 9-349o.
BILLSIDE-Bsmt. apt: .. rms. and
bath; pvt. entr: utils. furn. Chill
dren accepted: s55, 10. s-41a2.
CORAL HILLS at D, c. line, GaTden
near sch. bus, shops. 20. S-1oss.
UNIVERSITY MANOR A choice
community in cloSe-in silver
Spring. Nd. Offering delightful one
bedroom units at SIS. to $3.50.
incl all utils. Beautiful kitchen. at
tractive room sizes. including din
ming area, plus ample closet space.
Complete automatic laundry fac
Titles. storage lockers. Fairgrounds
and parking Res mgr. JU 9-5sS7
$500 Old BladensburT rd.. Silver
Srring. Nd SHANNON & LUCHS
co. 724 18th st. NV. MA. S-2345
SILVER SPRING, sS01 Plymouth st
--"-hedrm. corner apt. in perfect
cond: in nearly new det. bldg !,
beautiful mod kit. with refgr. :;
SS1 50 per mo. plus utils. EUGENE
i; PHlFER; FER daSe1 T9wer Bids ST J.
Evening star., 1955-04-26
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER
RE5E rAnR9fo

,os toog 81 c.i, GeG5sia sS sy,sS;4 sysS;4 Apt
COLORED--N.E. DE LUXE 2-bedrm.
apt. !all ,utils. included. Here is
real value for selective tenant in
rooms H' deliShtful % Vp e1posures. Tsn exceIe asi
location; laundry and storage rooms.
LU 2.1o62 or SHANNON d LUcHs
CO. 524 l4tb st. nv, MA, s-2345
Suiidins; arse bsdrooms sd MW APt IiSins
room, Eitchen and bath, newly dec:
GRATED: Sa7.50. NE s-GSS3. 80
COLORED-NEWLY REDEC.. =. rms,
kit. bath. ne location: immed lately
avail ssysiI; Gail MICHAEL WALsIa &
CsoioRED@la60 NORRIS RID. S.E.
mo, mr. Navy Yard Bus stops at
door Open Sun, ant daily. Key
CoLoRTbggis;% St Ri4 at E rIRsl IR @STol sT lsWe we
utils, incl Couple Apply manager
CoLoREb-@aos R 81. Hw.-4 rms .,
tiled, kit modern bath. INV h.,
porch. rear yard; Al cond. De;
s,i.D si5sele for SS, family or ADULTS or or ?
C0L0RED-I3oO BLK. GIRARD ST.
NV, mr.. 18th Beaut. dec. . rms,
kit. Usth also ? bcdrms.. kit, bath
C0LoRED-.0i FLORIDA AVE. NE.
"a rms. Kit. and bath bsmt. ant,
for rent, S45 mo. 4, YOU care for
utils. furnished except gas; apply
1St nr. rear or call Ii. 6-5604.
COLoRED-l621 LAMONT ST. NV
- (Rent reduced. very desirable
colored neighborhood; apt. cont, ;
rooms kitchen and bath. heat anC
hot water furnished. only S6y d
month; inspect or call, CO. 5-U12.
C0LORED-Iil0 nth ST. NV.
6edrms., liy. rm., kit. and bath
coLoREDMso r VS ST. NV isfsc fa
rnood rms kit and pvt bath; Sd3. I'm
col oRED--ios1 End ST. Ne.
WIN il. SAUNDERS CO, INC, pi
coIoRiD-s RMS, KIT. bath ssC
mo; Accept children. Utilities free
423 9th ne. III. e-Sf57.
coLoRED-cAPTToL HILL
Al End St. Sc Large 3.Tm. ant
with pvt. bath IN ap, BLDG; newl,
dec: S7a.Sn q mo incl. Wills anc
tanitor service. See janitor, base.
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
National - "The Heavenly
Twins: $3.50 pm.
Shubert-Reopens September
as.
Ambassador - pete Kelly's
Blues; l:25, $3.50. $50. 1880
and o::35 pm.
Capitol - "It,s Always Fair
Weather; HES am. 1880, 1886,
5:45. 1850 and 10 pm.
Colony-"Monika"; $50, $40
and $3.50 pm.
Columbia-"The Kentuckian"::
|11:20 am. 1880. 3::35. $40. 1850
and 9:55 pm,
Dupont-"Sh Summertime: 1880,
|3:35. 5:35, TAO and $40 pm.
Keith's-"Ulysses';: 1880 am,
1855. $40. 5:45. 7:50 and s:55
pm.
Little - 1.-THE Adventures OF
Sadie; 6, 8 and 10 pm.
Macarthur - THE Green
Scarf: Sis. sos and $3.50 pm
Metropolitan - pete Keily's
Blues; 1850 am, 1::35, $40
$40, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Ontario-"We're No Angels;
1880. $40. $40. TAO and 9:4c
pm.
Palace - Love Is q Many
|Splendored Thing; 1850 an,
|2:lO, 4:30, $50 and 1920 pm
Sneak preview. $50 pm.
Playhouse - Summertime"
li1:20 am. lao. $40. 5:25. 7:2s
land $3.50 pm.
PIaza-"The Virgin Queen;
1910. 2:05, 4. 6, 1850 and Gas
pm.
Tfans-Lux-"The Shrike";; II
am. 1850. 2:40. 1880. $40. 8:ls
and 1905 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
"a and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19

outs Wednesday night at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Recrea-
ton Center, to cast stage Door, !"
the seasons first production.
al
BEST OF BEST-The WASH
Iington Society of Cipemato-
|graphers win hold its third afl-
|nual show tonight and tomorrow
might at sis o'clock at the
Woodward q Lothrop Chevy
Chase auditorium, Wisconsin and
Western avenues. Featured on
the program will be five top color
films from the 10 best selections
Iof the WSC and the Photo
graphic Society Of America.
II 4 + 4
AFTER DARK-Some autumn
nal STRINGS are taking place in
the towns night life. Item:
There viii be q new show in the
Shoreham' Blue Room starting
tonight. \ /. Item: Ben Arden
and orchestra, featuring Sylvia
and her VIOLIN. viii arrive at the
Mayflower Lounge one week
from tonight. September 26, for
IAN indefinite stay. -. Item: En-
|tertainment returns to the Stat
|ler's Embassy Room this week.
with Los Chaveles de Espana.
otherwise known as the Kids
From Spain, plus Trini Reyes,
opening Thursday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19

Somebody. sooner or later, get;
to play Hamlet.
The opportunity viii be pre-
scented this season at Catholic
Untversity. With "othelio.
Macbeth" and king Lear" al
ready done. the c. U. players viii
round out the quartet with
Hamlet come January. No actor
for the title role has been an
nounced. but James Waring
whose Richard III" was a high
light Of last season at the c. U
Theater. will direct.
The new program Of five play
will get underway with "Tht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19

Edmond O'Brien's operation
was to save his eyesight. -. And
Noel Coward is quite Ill. ;. Dick
Egan will have Dana Wynter on
his arm for the world premiere
of THE Tall Men" This Is Clark
Cables best picture since Boom
Town" +. ! hope it's only talk
that the Cameron Mitchells are
having trouble.
Spencer Tracy is sending his
children a package Of snaps from
France. to prove he is not scared
of the high mountains-the rea-
son given when he bowed out Of
Tribute to q Bad Man" i.
Eddie Mayhoff turned down a
role with Gary Cooper In
Friendly Persuasion"-he has q
Broadway play in his future.
Marion Brando is calling Peggy
Lee daily. but Peggy brushes him
of with the genuine excuse that
she's busy getting her nightclub
act ready. Don Barry built
himself up to a big letdown with
those dinner dates with Susan
Hayward. Now he's toting a
torch.
-
And now it's suave, British
Michael Rennie who wants to
play the bulls-in "Manolete, "
a movie about the worlds great
est matador. >. Gordon MacRae
will sing only two songs in
"Carousel." whereas Frank Sin
atra was to have had six. But. I"
says Gordon, II have more time
for acting" Good friends
Milton Berle and Phil Silvers will
be opposite each other on fall Tv.
!. Charlotte Austin is kidding
on the square when she says. I'm
going to drop a bomb on goth
Century-Fox If they don't put
me to work SOON"
Jimmy Dean, walking out Of
the Green Room at Warmers.
stopped. stared at a big photo
of himself hanging between
those of Anita Ekberg and Tab
Hunter, and hollered, II told
them I don't want my picture
up with all these phonies. Then
he snatched the photo on the
wall, tore it up, dashed outside.
and tossed the pieces into his
car. This boy really works at
being a character.
X n
Capt. Richard McCutcheon
has received three movie offers
since winning that $4,000 ques-
ton. A very articulate. likable
guy, this Marine officer.
No truth to the report of
trouble in Olivia de Havilland's
paradise with Pierre Galante.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
HOLLY WOOD
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Gables Best in Years

The rumors started when Livvy
went on the Elsa Maxwell royal
cruise in the Mediterranean
without him. incidentally. I hear
there was enough black coffee
served on this cruise to sink the
boat.
Zebra Paget to your reporter:
Robert Taylor and Stewart
Granger are my favorite actors.
See GRAHAM, Page Ais
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THE PASSING SHOW
THE PASSING SHOW K
c. u. Players. Season
To Include Hamlet
By HARRY MACARTHUR

There inevitably confronts who sets
great Shakspeaean tragedies Sooer
somebody gets chance Yoricks skull and to
whether It's nobr to suffer the sngs and Of OUT
rageous take against Of troubles
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Joy cormody. dromo editor Of The stor,
is on yoeotion. His column will be
resumed on bis return.
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|If there Is artificial light the
planter box from the window can
have many Of the sln-loving
Towering plants. Lacking direct
light the choice should be made
Iof those plants which thrive In
shade. II the planter box Is
|next to q window then the ex-
|posure win determine the choice
Iof plants. Some win thrive Id q
south window. others do best In
AN east window. while the NUM-
her Of plants that thrive and
flower In . window facing the
north Is rather limited.
While light Is . major factor
IN plant selection, the choice
must also be limited to the tenn
perature Of the room In which
they are to grow. Many kinds
Evening star., 1955-10-30

win thrive In the same tempera-
|ture as Is normal for the living
room. Others need Q lower tenn
|perature. African yiolets. gicxin-
las. and / number Of tropical
plants cannot Withstand night
Temperatures below so degrees,
but some cf the ferns need .
night temperature Of IS degrees.
All plants want It 10 degrees 70
is degrees cooler at night than
the daytime temperature. Even
the orchids need this variation,
In selecting house plants We
should also consider their habit
Of growth. the size Of the foliage,
and their stature. The fiddle-
Ileayed fig Is q most interesting
foliage and win Withstand sttua-
tions having little light but It
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grows 70 i height Of several feet.
Also. Il has rather large foliage.
as do some Of the phiiodendrons.
and the room may not need
large-leaved plants. Perhaps the
best way 70 make Q selection Is
TO 90 to . plant grower and de-
scribe the situation and ask for
recommendation. The texture
and colcr o. the foliage as vel.
rs the size are factors that you
win want to consider and can
best determine BY observations.