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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23

/ Of Montgomery and Prince
; Georges. Development, however,
( has rapidly spread beyond the
! regional district into formerly
/ rural areas.
Mr.. Sickles said he believes
: that getting planning and zon-
} ing controls throughout all OF
Prince Georges is more impor-
/ tant than preserving regional
: Jurisdiction of the present plan
: ming commission.
1--WE have got to have these
controls all over the county," he
said And If it is necessary %
abolish the present commission
in order to do that ! might have
to go along"
!, Noting an Increasing senti-
ment" for separate county PLAN
ming authorities. Mr.. Sickles
said he believes the county COM
miSsioners would back up the
zoning recommendations of q
county controlled planning body
more often than they do the
present agency. , - >.
Extensions Supported
! The Prince Georges County
Commissioners have voted 30
in favor of extending planning
and zoning controls throughout
the entire county.
Senator Wheatley and Dele
gates Machen and Loveless said
they favored giving the county
commissioners standby author
lity" to extending planning and
coming controls as they saw 1T
after public hearigs and other
safeguards.N
F. Mr.. Wilkinson said he person.
ally faYors extending the COM
missions present jurisdiction,
throughout all of Prince Georges,
but I don't want to force such.
controls on people who don't
want them"
! Mr.. Sasscer said he is not con-
WINGED Of any need to extend
controls beyond the Oxon Hill
section where the people seem
to want it," Mr.. Nichols said he
was still undecided.
In Montgomery. all legislators
agree that planning and coming
controls should be in effect
throughout all the county. as
they are now. The disagreement
arises in deciding whether the
controls should be supervised by
a county agency or a bi-county
commission or both, as at
present.
Those who favor separate
county planning agencies add
that a bi-county commission
would have to be created to adj
minister the suburban Maryland
park system and continue to
qualify for Federal funds under
the "Capper-Cramton Act" for
developing stream valley parks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23
|Virginio's Revenues
Increase Over 1855

RICHMOND, Dec. % P. =.
Virginia's general fund revenues
totaled $38,534,042 the first FIVE
months OF the current fiscal year.
% rise Of $4,704,758 over the same
period last year. ~
&sa
The State took in a total Of
l$176,433,156 for all funds. gem
leral and special, an increase Of
$16,959,351. X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23

AAt bAlG AdAlAlAllB OOAlAlAl4oolOAi al
almost certain to be followed BY
the full Legislature.
At issue is whether or not the
bi-county Setup of the present
planning commission is to bt
retained or abolished in favor Of
separate planning and zonine
boards for Montgomery anc
Prince Georges.
Statements from six of the
legislators indicated a desire tt
retain the present bi-county set
UP. Five of them seemed to lear
toward separates planning au.
thoritieS under the county gov.
ernments of the two counties.
The remaining three, includ-
ing the two State Senators, saic
they felt they we're not yet ready
to comment on planning COM
mission reorganization.
All emphasized that their
opinions could easily be altered
by further study and develop
ments at the Legislature, which
opens a 90-day session in An
napolis on January 2.
Separate Units Favored
Those whose comments to
The Star indicated they favor
netention of the bi<county plan
ming commission. but with local
instead of gubernatoriak APP
pointments Of most or all, bf the
commission members were;
Montgomery Delegations Chair
man Blair Lee III and Mont
gomery Delegates warren
Browning and Charles w,
Woodward. jr.;; and Prince
Georges Chairman Perry o. Will
kinson and Prince Georges Dele
gates Landslide G.. Sasscer, jr.,
and c. Philip Nichols.
The tlye delegates who indi-
Gated a preference for separate
planning and coming authorities
in each county were:
Carlton r. Sickles. Ernest A.
Loveless. ir.. and Hervey G..
Machen Of Prince Georges: and
Mrs. Margaret C. Schweinhaut
and Gilbert GUIDE OF Mont
gomefy.
Senators Edward S. Northrop
OF Montgomery and H. Winship
Wheatley, jr. Of Prince Georges.
said they were still studying the
many proposals that have been
put forward to reorganize the
planning commission. Delegate
William B. Wheeler declined
comment.
Sees Controls Necessary
Mr.. GUIDE is the only Repub-
lican in the group.
In Prince Georges County. re-
organization is closely tied in
with the more controversial
question Of extending planning
and coming controls throughout
all OF the county. The planning
commissions regional district
now takes in only the more
heavily built-up urban sections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23
Forester Appointed

MARTINSBURG. w. Va. Dec.
I22 Especially Byron j. (JacKy
w arder. Stat tie Conservation
Commission forester for this
AREA since 1851. has been named
forester for the End District. Mr..
Warder, a native of Fairmorit
w. Va. will move with his fanf<
ily-who have been residing -.
Ia suburban area hereto ROM
|ney in Hampshire County. wheFe
he will have headquarters. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23
Legislators EvenIySpIit
Over Park Organization
By GENE GOODWIN

Montgomery and Prince Georges County members
Maryland Legislature about evenly split
question Of recognizing the Maryland National Capital
Planning Commission.
That yesterday Stars poll Of the IA
nearby Maryland legislators whose decisions regarding changes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23

Planning and Sonitory Agencies Bank
on 7. Howard Duekett. Poee A-z0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-13
Wives OF u. S. Attorneys
Plan Busy D. G. Visit

A number of activities have
been planned for the distaff
side of United States Attor-
neyS when the latter gather
here next Monday through
Wednesday for their annual.
conference.
While the husbands get down
to more serious business on
the opening morning. wives
will meet informally at a 1920
am. coffee hour when Deputy
United States Attorney Gen.
eral William P. Rogers will act
as host and greet them in his
Justice Department Office.
That afternoon. the wives
will be guests of Mrs. Joseph
H. Lesh. wife of the Special
Assistant to the United States
Deputy Attorney General from
3 to pm. in their Georgetown
home, 1913 P street NV.
Highlight of their trip is the
event planned for Tuesday
night when Attorney General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-13
1855 Girls Nation
Greeted by Nixon

shake hands. with each dele
gate identifying herself by her
State.
CT must be seeing double"
he commented, when identical
twins-Mary and Helen Mar
cotsis of Summerville, S. c.
came up for their greetirgD
Tells About World Tour
Then he talked briefly of
the trip from which he re-
turned Wednesday.
When you travel in other
countries" he noted, you will
find that people around the
world are much the same. Mrs.
Nixon and / found that a smile.
a handshake or any friendly
gesture gets the same reaction
in other countries that it does
in the United States"
Mr.. Nixon pointed out that
he had travelled $1,000 miles
in II days and had visited six
countries.
During one 24-hour period,
he said. he conferred with
heads of state in Bangkok,
Thailand: Kurachi, Pakistan,
and Ankara, Turkey
But Mrs. Nixon is a better
traveller than l." he said.
Despite their arduous sched-
ule. he continued, his wife al
ways tries to look neat when
she climbs out of an airplane.
She does very well, too" he
added.
Signs Dollar Bills
Before the Vice Presidents
appearance, Mrs. Priest was
kept busy autographing dollar
bills which already have her
signature as the Treasurer of
the United States.
Later in the day the girls
visited the Department of
State before returning to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-13
Margaret HYndmon
To Head BGPW

MONTREAL, July Is (R.-
A 54-year-old Toronto lawyer,
Margaret Patton Hyndman, is
the new president of the In
ternational Federation of
uSineSS and Professional
Women.
Delegates to the annual con-
vention of the 300,000-member
organization elected her at
their closing session yesterday
to succeed Dame Caroline
Haslett of London, England.
She is the first Canadian
named to the post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-13

and Mrs. Brownell will be hosts
to both the United States At
torneys and their wives, as
well as the assistant Attorneys
General and other officials in
the Justice Department. The
event will be a reception at
$50 pm. in Anderson House.
That afternoon, the women
will attend a luncheon in the
Mayflower Hotel.
Wednesday has been set
aside for sightseeing, shopping
or "just resting" before their
departure home to various
parts of the Nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-13

tive. was appointed to the
Board of Governors of the
Federal Reserve System.
Another Washington resi-
dent, Roberta Kay Hughes, who
represents Maryland as a stu
dent of the Oxon Hill High
School, was elected Senate
Minority leader.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-13
DULLES CLAIMS
EVERYBODY is TRAVELLING

Secretary of State Dulles believes that his record as
traveller which he admits people think unique"
apt to be challenged by others this day of air travel
Everybody is doing it, he told delegates Girls
Nation yesterday Il mentioned the other day that Khru
shchev and Bulganin have been travelling more than
have" he said, referring to the Soviet leaders
When you fly overnight and have personal talk
with the foreign minister of another country it's oldfash-
Toned to try to do these things by writing he
The Secretary added that you can't be away so much
that you lose contact with the American people and Con-
gess But since he took office he said he has appeared
before members of Congress upwards of 140 times"
Il believe have set quite record in that respect he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-13

her opponent for the presi-
dency. Donna Carlson of Min
nesota, to be Secretary of
State.
Linda Weakley of the Dis
trict was named to the chair
manship of the Civil Service
Commission and Erica Collins,
the other District representa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-13

American University for last
nights Inauguration dinner
which wound up their citizen
ship training course, sponsored
here annually by the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary.
Greeting the teen-agers in
the State Department audi
forum, Secretary Dulles told
them he hoped some of them
would return to Washington
in the future to become Gov
eminent officials or go into
the foreign service.
Ann Morgan of Marion. ILL.,.
who was elected president of
the Girls Nation Wednesday
night. completed her cabinet
appointments yesterday. In a
bipartisan gesture she named
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-13
BY FRANCES LInE

Delegates to the 1856 Girls
Nation-all SO of them-got a
handshake from Vice President
Nixon yesterday.
And the Vice President, in
turn, received a rousing salute
the Girls Nation Song"
complete with handclaps and
cheers.
1t all happened during a
two-hour visit to the White
House highlighting the young
delegates week-long stay in
Washington. which ends today.
The regular Thursday morn
ing session of the National
Security Council was the CO.
incidence which brought Mr..
Nixon to the White House
while the girls were waiting in
the rose garden to be greeted
by United States Treasurer
Ivy Baker Priest.
Peek Through Window
Learning that the Vice PreSi-
dent was in the cabinet room
where the Council was meet
ing, few of the teen-age viSi-
tors peeked through the win
dow and reported that he
waved to them.
please ask him to come
out" they appealed to Earle
Chesney, special assistant at
the White House, who had ar
ranged for them to make an
unscheduled tour of the man
sion.
And sure enough. when the
meeting was over. Mr.. Nixon
complied.
Just back from his world
tour, he begged off from giving
autographs. though he prom
ised to have cards with his
signature sent to them later.
Pressed for time, he sug-
geSted that they line I'm tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-13
Counselor Entertuins

The Minister Counselor of
the Peruvian Embassy and
Sonora de Donayre enter
tanned at a dinner at Nor
mandy Farm recently in honor
of Mr.. James Austin and his
mother. Others at the party
included the hosts daughters,
the Misses Carol and Jeanne
DonaYre.
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} The Right Car for Your Income

automobile improvements what Dealers
to them; Feawette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
TACOMA TUNA ScHo oNER

Cut a loaf of unsliced bread in two, length
wise. vienna or French is good. Spread cut
surfaces with soft, zippy cheese spread,
using about % of 5 to SOC. jar. Mix rest of
cheese with can (61h- or 7-oz.) White Star
Tuna, little chopped celery and onion, and
dash of pepper. Heap in 4 mounds on one
of those halves of bread. Bake both pieces at
425' (hot) about 10 min. Set tuna-heaped
half on platter; garnish. Cut crosswise into
A pieces. Cut other half loaf into chunks 10
serve separately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
Vofiodes Reported
In Soviet Prison

VIENNA, Mar. 8 (P.-"Gen-
eral" Markos Vafiades, Commu-
mist guerrilla leader in the Greek
civil war. is reported serving q
25-year sentence in a Soviet la
Dor camp.
Austrian prisoners of war re-
turning from Russia say Vafiades
has been held incommunicado
after being found guilty by a
Soviet tribunal in 1850 Of anti
Sovietism.
The guerrilla chief disappeared
from the fighting in 1949, as the
guerrilla forces were crumbling
Reports at the time said he had
been replaced on Russian orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

fornia factions behind the Presi-
dents candidacy.
A slate of delegates for Adlai
Stevenson, seeking the Demo-
cratic nomination at the Chi
cago convention. was also filed
yesterday in California. A slate
backing Senator Kefauver. the
other leading Democratic candi-
date, was filed Monday.
In Oregon, a petition carrying
5000 names was flied on behalf
|of President Eisenhower. It viii
officially put his name on the
primary ballot. a move to select
convention delegates favorable
to him.
Republicans in Coffeyville,
Kan, elected the States first
delegates to the G. o. P. conven-
ton yesterday. two persons
pledged to Mr.. Eisenhower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
Youth Put in Mental Hospital
After Fit in Police Station

A 17-year-old youth, who
threw a fit" in a police station
after being arrested for house.
breaking, was in District Gen
eral Hospital today for mental
observation.
The youth, police said, was
caught yesterday breaking into
a house at 205 R street NE, a
few blocks from his home.
At No. IL Precinct Station.
while being questioned about
the incident and earlier house,
breakings in the neighborhood,
the youth. who is colored, fell
on the floor, began foaming at
the mouth and shaking as If
epileptic, police reported.
They said they called an am
bulance from the hospital. The
doctor could find nothing ply
sically wrong with the youth,
and left him at the police sta
ton, they said.
The youth still wouldn't get
off the floor, or give his name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
Two States Filed
For Eisenhower

States of Republican conven-
ton delegates favorable to Presi-
dent Eisenhower were prepared
yesterday in Oregon and Cali
fornia.
The 70-man California slate
represented a unity" move by
the three leading State Repub-
licans. Gov. Goodwin Knight
Vice President Nixon and Sen
ator Knowland. Their names
headed the delegate list filed
with the Secretary of State in
an avowed move to rally Cali
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

and continued to foam at the
mouth. Police sent him to the
hospital for mental observation.
Earlier yesterday, another IT.
year-old colored youth was found
sleeping in the boiler room OF
the Nativity Church, 5000
Georgia avenue NV. by Janitor
Leroy Mack. He told police he
had entered through a window
at midnight the night before to
sleep. He didn't want to go home
and get in an argument with his
mother about the late hour, he
said. He was in the Receiv-
ing Home for Children today,
charged with unlawful entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

Crockett. The dedication was
ITO Jay Carmody, our favorite
critic. He never criticizes The
Stars cartoonists.
Certificate Presented
William z. Coyle presented the
Washington Board of Trade
Certificate of Recognition for
Outstanding contribution to the
advancement of the theater as
a cultural force in the life of our
Nations Capital through his 20
year record of constructive criti-
cism of the Washington theatre
cal scene, which has gained
national prominence for him.
self. his newspaper and his CITY,"
Mr.. Becker presented q silver
bowl as the gift Of all who at
tended the luncheon.
The Rev. Gilbert v. Hartke,
head of the speech and drama
department of Catholic Univer..
sity. quipped about the lesser
attention paid him when he re-
ceived an earlier Board of Trade
citation. Then. in a change Of
pace, he spoke seriously.
1.-THE highest function of crit
icism." he said, lis to enlarge
mans insight into beauty, good
ness and truth. Hollywood recog-
nized those values in Jay and
we approve"
Carmody Responds
Mr.. Carmody then arose to
thank everybody who had any,
thing to do with inviting me to
this luncheon" In his own mo-
ment Of seriousness. he said what
is wrong with the theater is
social attitudes the father of
the family who boasts he never
goes to theater. the mother who
never has time to read a book,
Johnny who has discovered the
great freedom of not learning
how to read" and Suzy who has
discovered the freedom of not
learning how to spell.
He said he would call this the
happiest moment of his life but
in Washington. you don't make
commitments. So this was one Of
the happiest.
And the curtain rang down on
the Carmody show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

business, CIVIC, press, radio, teie-
vision, diplomatic and congress
sional circles.
! They filled the Willard Hotel
ballroom to honor the critic
chosen as Critic OF. the Year
by the Screen Directors Guild,
The party was part of Theater
Week in the Nations Capital.
Miss Hayes, who was honorary
chairman of the testimonial af-
fair, told the guests she wished
there was a similar award the
theater world could give him.
Invaluable Guidance
But in our hearts," she added
Eve pay him our tribute every
time we come to Washington and
get his most invaluable guild
ance."
Here also to attend a luncheon
Of Republican women. Miss
Hayes said it was wonderful that,
In the same day, she could pay
my tribute to two of my favorite
men in the world-Ike Eisen-
hover and Jay Carmody."
In the burst Of applause thai
followed her, Toastmaster Pat
rick Hayes quipped: We'll, We
know who's going to be on the
ticket now - Eisenhower ano
Carmody."
Fast Pace Set
The producers of the show
were determined to keep ths
pace fast enough for a critic
to approve. Thus, only a few
of more than 40 congratulatory
kilograms were read. The tersest
was from Playwrights Howard
Lindsay and Russell Grouse. Il
read:
Love and kisses. P.S. Burr
this"
Mr.. Hayes, presiding as chair
man of the Washington Board oil
Trades cultural development
committee. whipped through
head table introductions with
similar economy of words.
Taking bows were Bobb,
Clark, starring here in "Damr
Yankees; Ted Mack of IN
Original Amateur Hour; Com
missioner Robert Mclaughlin
fellow critics and newspaper Of
ficials. So did representatives O.
the four organizations sponsor
ing the luncheon Orvillt
Crouch, chief barker of tn,
Variety Club; Herman Lowe o.
the Hams Club; Elinor Lee
president of the Women's Adver'
Using Club, and Ralph e. Becker
of the Board of Trade. genera
chairman of the luncheon.
( Msgr. Cartwright Invocation
The invocation was by Msgr
John K. Cartwright Of st. Mat
thew's. The scene switched
across the room for the Shore
ham Hotels Revue, Barnee o!
the Shoreham and his orchestra
The music was furnished through
q grant Of the Music Perform
ance Trust Fund of the Record
ing Industries and courtesy O
Local l61. American Federation
Of Musicians.
Miss Kirk stepped to the stag
to sing Hi Lii" to my beloved
Jay Carmody."
The next act featured gift
and citations. James T. Berry
! man, The Stars Pulitzer-priz
winning cartoonist, presented
cartoon surrounded by vignette
BY his cartooning colleague, Gil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
TUCSON TUNA SUPPER

Cook "a ID. e cups) shortlength macaroni.
Empty lib. can of stewed tomatoes (the
kind with green pepper, celery and onion in
them) into saucepan; boil gently while
macaroni cooks. Add can (61a- or 7-oz-)
White Star Tuna; heat; season with pepper
and garlic salt Toss with drained macaroni
and serve with grated cheese. Or. mix
drained macaroni with tomatoes and tuna
and " cup diced cheese in 2-qt. casserole
and bake at 375' (moderate) 20 10 30 min.
Makes servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
Party by Friends Toosts
Critic-of-Y Year Cormody

More than 500 friends Of Jay carmody The Stars drama
Joined yesterday giving him r00mnute show designed
satisfy critic well crafty him of honor
Starring this show such theater uminaes Helen
Hayes and Lisa Kirk
supporting representatives theate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
CHINA CAMP TUNA sUEY

just empty Lib. can chop suey vegetables
into a skillet; add can (61a- or 7-oz.)
White Star Tuna. Mix lightly. Bring 70
bubble. Season with soy sauce and salt, II
necessary. Serve on fluffy steamed rice OF
canned Chow Mein noodles, warmed in your
oven Enough for 8 or 4 servings. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
BAYOU TUNA RICE

Steam rice as directed on package enough
to make about cups cooked. Cook pack
age frozen peas, or heat cup canned or
cooked peas. Mix a can of condensed cream
of celery soup with cup diced Cheddar
cheese; add can (61A- or 7-oz.) of White
Star Tuna Heat until cheese melts. Add
drained peas. Spoon hot rice onto platter,
making rough ring. Fill with hot tuna
cheese. Makes satisfying servings