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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-12
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Reds Spurn Britons at Cannes

Italian star, but admired her
work and wrote her he was COM
ing to Rome especially to meet
her and would she dine with
him Anna wrote back she
would.
Gordon MacRae is buying
1000 acres of Wyoming oil land
with his BEST Things in Life
Are Free" profits. Also on the
credit side, his NBC-TV show
was renewed by his sponsor who
wants Gordon to do a half-houl
show instead of the present Is
minutes. And Columbia is after
Gordy to star in the musical
version of Golden Boy" now
that its deal with Mario LAMA is
off.
Aunt Cissy" Bartholomew is
due back in Hollywood this sum-
mer. And she's hoping Nephew
Freddie and his wife will come
with her. Freddie was big star
when 1 first came to Hollywood
Now he works behind a tele-
vision camera.
Kay Thompson is preparing
"Eloise Looks at Hollywood" Her
first Eloise book hit the 100000
sales mark. A little thing she
tossed of for fun. it will also
be made into movie!
Dana Andrews has a dream
vacation planned--if he can find
time to take it when he finishes
Spring Reunion with Betty
Hutton. Dana wants to sail his
new yacht from Sweden across
the Atlantic. through the Pan
anna Canal and up the Pacific TO
Los Angeles. Dana, having sold
his old yacht at a handsome
profit, promptly bought the new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-12

ambitious program.
The 442-acre "Area c" project
will be considered by the District
Commissioners at public hear
ing on Monday. In addition
however, Mr.. Follin's agency
must approve the program
which calls for a large Federal
loan that would be partially re-
paid later by S32 million Fed
eral grant.
Talks With ZeckendOrf
Mr.. Follin, stressing that the
proposal has not yet been Off
cially submitted to his Office
commented on it after private
conference yesterday with Will
liam Zeckendorf, the New York
developer, who hopes to carry
out a big part of the rebuild
ing job.
Mr.. Follin said the New Yorker
visited him to discuss urban re.
newal generally" He said the
discussion did not go into de.
tails of how Mr.. zeckendorl
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TO-DAY n a''SoCzEzY
Garden PdrtY Marks
Laos Celebration

Donald Quarles, wife Of the
Secretary of the Air Force.
State Department Protocol
Chief John Farr Simmons
came alone. on the eve of his
departure for Honolulu to es-
cort the President of Indonesia
to Washington for an official
visit.
Enjoying the varied buffet
of salmon. lobster Newburg,
rice, noodles, chicken livers and
mushroom sauce was District
Engineer Commissioner Lane,
who was seated at one of the
many tables dotting the EN-
bassy lawn.
Some of the men guests
slipped away early to attend
a black-tie stag surprise"
party being given for Francis
Biddle on his birthday ami
versary.
Birthday Cake
Floral centerpieces were
spread almost the entire
length of the buffet tables,
both in the garden and dining
room. An enormous square
birthday cake trimmed with
red and white icing in the
Laos colors, was topped with
the Laos flag of three-ele-
plant design. Dessert included
strawberries and cream as
well.
Also present for the ami
versary were: Senator Theo-
dore Green. who visited Laos
on his round-the-world trip
last year; Deputy Assistant
Secretary of Defense and Mrs.
E. Perkins Mcguire, the Am
bassador of Burma and Mrs.
Win, the Ambassador of Thai
land and Nine. Sarasin, the
Ambassador of Wet Nam and
Nine. Tran Van Chuong and
the Ambassador of Saudi Ara
bia, Sheikh Abdullah Al-Khay-
yal.
Maj. John Sullivan came by
to pay respects for the Chair
man of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff. Admiral Radford, who
was unable to attend. Also in
the crowd were Representa-
tive and Mrs. Walter Judd,
Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban,
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield KasS
and Mrs. John Foster Dulles.
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DR.. Karl HQrr
Speaks Qt Forum

DR.. Karl G. Harr. jr. spoke
yesterday at the Foreign
Affairs Forum of the League
of Republican Women of the
District.
The speaker is deputy for
National Security Council
Affairs. Department of De-
Tense. His subject was ma
tuVe Of Co. Existence Problem "
The event was a luncheon
meeting and took place in
Barker Hall at the YWCA.
Mrs. Neill Phillips was the
chairman in the absence OF
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon. She
was introduced by Mrs. Will
liam Burdick, president Of
the League OF Republican
Women of the District.
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Luncheon Given
By Sibley Guild

A fashion show was featured
at the luncheon given yesterday
oy the Women's Guild Of Sibley
Memorial Hospital at the Shera.
ton Park Hotel for the benefit oil
It's building fund.
Another hiRhlight was 4 mu.
steal program by the hospital.
Student Nurses Choir.
Those invited to attend al
honor guests included Mrs
Harold Stassen. Mrs. Sherman
Adams, Mrs G. Bromley Oman
wife of the resident Methodist
Bishop; Mrs. Arthur Flemminp
and Mrs. Robert Stewart.
] Mrs. Wesley K. Harris wa,
Haneral chairman.
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was Clll0Cd.
2. 1t decreed a new social Sc
curity plan to replace the old
chaotic and inadequate system.
This will have the effect of ex-
panding pension coverage of
workers for disability and old
age.
The announcement of the
changes in work restrictions said
Soviet workers now will be per-
mitted to quit their jobs after
giving two weeks notice.
However, in Soviet Russia even
with this new system it will not
be easy for workers to change
jobs.
Many workers are dependent
on their factory or ministry for
housing. New housing is nard
to find. One can't just walk
down the street and rent an
apartment. Living quarters can
be obtained only through NUM-
Icipal councils or factories and
other enterprises.
1t also is possible that the
Soviet government will use other
kinds of pressures to keep Soviet
workers from changing work.
The social security system
previously used in the USSR was
adopted many years ago. After
it went into effect there was
more or less continuous imitation
for many years which reduced
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Diplomats
Parties

Parties are surrounding the
newly appointed United States
Ambassador to Chile and Mrs.
Cecil B. Lyon.
For the past two days they
have been hosts themselves.
Yesterday and Thursday AM
bassador and Mrs. Lyon gave
two cocktail parties. Thurs
days fete was really good tim
ing since at noon the new AM
bassador was confirmed by the
Senate.
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. Jou-
EFT Shouse will have a supper
party for the Lyons. 1t will
take place at their country
estate. Wolf Trap Farm.
On the 18th the Chilean
Ambassador and Sonora de
Rodriguez will have a dinner
for Ambassador and Mrs. Lyon
and the next day there will be
two events in their honor.
German Party
At lunch time on the 18th.
the German Ambassador and
Nine. Krekeler will have a
party for them and later in the
afternoon Assistant Secretary
of State and Mrs. Henry Hol-
land will have a cocktail party.
The Hollands party will take
place at their residence and
all Of the Latin American Am
bassadors and their wives have
been invited. Also expected
are Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Richard
Rubottom, jr. Mr.. Rubottom
will replace Ambassador Lyon
as an Assistant Secretary of
State. They are returning from
duty in Madrid.
AS plans stand now Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Lyon will sail
to their new post. They plan
to leave Washington on the
22nd.
Another cocktail party in
diplomatic circles was given
yesterday by the Italian Press
Attache and Signora Paresce.
About $50 guests were expected
at the 6 to 8 event which took
place at their residence.
Signora Paresce will leave
on the 28th for a summer in
Italy. Among the guests yes
terday were her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Braga of New York
who are visiting here.
Another diplomatic party
yesterday was a tea given by
Mrs. Y. Harry Levin. wife OF
the Counselor OF the Israel en-
bassy.
Farewell Tea
The tea took place at her
residence at $3.50 pm. and was
TO bid farewell to Mrs. Dvors
Elon, who is returning to heI
homeland at the completion OF
a years service here as Attache
for Womens Affairs at the
embassy.
Among those invited were
Nine. Eban. wife Of the AM
bassador, Mrs. Franklin Rus.
sell, Mrs. Alice K. Leopold
Miss Margaret Plunkett, Mis-.
Mena Hogan, Miss Eta Ma
Russell. Mrs. William Thomas
Mason. Mrs. @. MINER Hos.
teller. Mrs. Louella Berg. Mrs
Maurice S. Goodman and Mrs
Joseph Rose.
Others were Mrs. Mark Bes.
singer, Mrs. Bernard r. Kolker
Mrs. Ola Margolin, Mrs. Esthel
Murray. Miss. Josephine Rip,
ley and Mrs. Reuven Shiloah
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Nv MARY L. VAUGHAN

DN NAIAN
Diplomatic and official Wash
ington stepped out last night
to help celebrate the ninth
anniversary of Lao Constitu-
ton Day al a reception in the
garden of the Laos Embassy on
Woodland drive NV.
Guests were welcomed by the
Laos Ambassador, Mr.. Ourot r.
Souvannavong in the embassy's
cream-b beige drawing room be-
fore a grand piano, where a
framed picture of President
Eisenhower was placed. With
the Ambassador in the receiv-
ing line we're Laos Counselor
andMrs. Keo Viphakone.
Representative Joseph Mar
tin. jr.. House Minority Leader.
was among the earliest arrivals.
coming in along with Mr.. and
Mrs. William D. Lee, the latter
wearing a glamorous black sa-
tin mandarin dress trimmed
in bright Chinese embroidery.
Russian Ambassador Georgi
N. Zaroubin also came early
and took a stance near the
garden entrance where he
greeted many of the incoming
guests.
ZarOubin Moscow Bound
Supreme Court Justice and
Mrs. Douglas were among those
who paused to chat with the
Soviet envoy, who revealed he
is returning to Moscow for a
visit during the months of July
and August.
Another diplomatic couple
who will escape the hot Wash
ington summer, if it ever ar
rives, are the Ambassador of
the Netherlands and Nine. van
Roijen who are leaving May
= 90 for a two-month trip to
their homeland.
Others spotted at the garden
. party were Supreme Court JUS
tice and Mrs. Harold Burton,
the Dean of the Diplomatic
Corps. Norwegian Ambassador
Wilhelm Munthe de Morgen-
stierne; the Ambassador of
Cuba and Sonora de la Campo,
the Ambassador of Denmark
and Mrs. de Kaufman, Sec
rotary of the Navy and Mrs.
Charles S. Thomas, and Mrs.
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Guided Missile Sub
Joins Atlantic Fleet
By the Associated Pres,

The Nays second guided
missile submarine, the Barbero
has Joined the Atlantic fleet as
part OF Submarine Squadron
at Norfolk. Va. the Navy an
nounced yesterday.
The Barbero, like the funny
now operating with the Pacific
Feet, is equipped to fire the REG.
illus" guided bombardment mis-.
sile, which carries an atomic
warhead at a speed approaching
that OF sound.
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Bill Awarding 100000
To Inventor Is Sioned

President Eisenhower has
signed a bill awarding 100000
to William F. Friedman for his
invention Of highly secret cryptic
graphic devices for the Govern.
ment.
DR.. Charles F. Kettering
chairman of the National Inven-
tors Council. said this is "a sig.
nificant recognition OF inven-
ton as a tool Of security which
should serve as an incentive u
other competent inventors
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HOLLYWOOD (NANA) The
Russians invited Ginger Rogers,
Daryl Zanuck and Susan Hay
ward to a cocktail party in
CanneS-but none of the British
stars or producers. The recent
snubbing in London of Bulganin
and Khrushchev is still ranking.
Susan is now in London and
seeing everything"
/ Jerry Lewis paid 100000 to
Uncle Sam in income taxes last
year-"and I'm glad l was able
to do it," he says. Match! .
Those Linda Darnell engagement
rumors with Polan Banks mean
nothing. tOf course, this is their
cue to get married tomorrow
Eddie Cantor. stepping out in
New York, tossed a midnight
party for his Fifth Season" cast
at the Eden Roc Club. Two
happy people-Stewart Granger
and Jean Simmons, who became
~. S. citizens early this week. -.
When Peggy Lee was asked a
question during her still-con-
tinuing honeymoon at Palm
Springs. she pointed to husband
Dewey Martin and said: Take
it up with the boss" Twas a
manly gesture by Dewey-buying
Peggy's house for over $4,000
and presenting it to her because
he wants her to live in his house.
That's a really fine way to start
a marriage.
There's a Western cooking for
Eddie G. Robinson. it,, at Uni
versal-International. John
Wayne's daughter, Toni. and her
husband-to-be, Don La Cava. will
spend their honeymoon in Aca-
lpulco. They leave right after
the wedding. May 26. and stay
month. at pops Las Flamingos
Hotel there. :. Dorothy Lamour
takes the family to London this
summer. where she'll appear at
the Cafe de Paris.
Dwight Taylor has completed
the script of 20th-Fox's boy on
a Dolphin" THE girls part calls
for a combination Of Sarah
Bernhardt and Gina Lollobrigi-
da," he told me. Then why not
Lollo?" l asked. "She's the tar
get for tonight" Dwight admit
ted, but she has so many COM
mitments." Clifton Webb is de-
finitely set for the picture, to be
made in Greece-if the winds
stand still.
/ When asked Jackie Lough-
cry. rs it true that you and Dick
Haynes are thataway about
, each other?" the redheaded for
mer Miss Universe" contender
, replied. ITO a certain extent"
Dick. she told me. is starring in
stock IN THE Tender Trap"
playing the part Frank Sinatra
had in the movie. Jackie. ex-
wife Of Guy Mitchell, has six
more Judge Bean televiSion films
. to do: then she will concentrate
! on her movie career.
, Big Bob Middleton couldn't
find a horse large enough to car
ry MIN in THE Lonely Man"
and John Wayne rescued him
with the 16-hands-high steed he
rode in THE Searchers."
Rod Steiger has a rendezvous
lin Rome with Anna Magnani
pd has never met the 0grj
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Refrigerated Oranges

SACRAMENTO = First train
load Of California oranges in
refrigerated cars left Los Angeles
for markets along the eastern
Feaboard on February IA. 1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-12

Mr.. Whitney, now assigned to the Asso-
eioted Press foreign desk in New
York, is o former Associated Press
Moscow correspondent.
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Actions by Soviet Aim
AT Enticing Workers

NEW YORK May IL PIn the past three days the Soviet
taken aimed boosting its
popularity among Russian workers.
l. abolished the wdeyhated law of 1910 providing Jail
sentences for who left their jobs seek without
first getting okay from the Such permission
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U.S.Officio|s ReodytoA Act
On Area c. Proposals

redeveopment officials well prepared to act
quickly proposals for financing Southwest Washngtons ggan
tic Area c." sum clearance and rebuilding program.
w Foln chief of the Federal Urban Renewal Ad-
mnistraton refused to time limit on the processing job
agency quite familiar with details of the
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GE'aszsfSUSJEe NeEUS

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Livengood
and children Brenda and Freddie,
of near Falls Church, Va, spent
the weekend with Mr.. LiVengood's
mother, Mrs Mary f. Livengood.
Other guests on Sunday were Rev.
and Mrs. Samuel Lobach, Stoyes-
town, Pa. Mrs John Stephens, Of
Homecoming, and Mrs. Eva Beachy,
of here.
Robert Livengood, son of Mrs
Rhoda Paul Livengood left for
New York. where he intends get
ting employment.
Cecil Beachy son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Sherman Beachy, is patient in
Sacred Heart Hospital, Cumber-
land. after being in an auto acct
dent near LaVale. The car was
damaged to the extent of $500.
Beachy suffered a possible frac-
tured leg. X-rays were taken to de-
termine his injuries and his con-
dition is reported fair" Beachy is
employed at the Pittsburgh Plate
Glass Company in Cumberland,
and was on his way to work when
the accident happened.
Mrs. Eva B. Beachy has returned
home after visiting her son James
C. Beachy and wife, also her SON
in-laW and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry G. Huff, and daughter Mary
Amelia. Rockville
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Fahey
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attended graduation exercises of
their niece, Miss Ann Smart, at
Bon Secours. in Baltimore Miss
Smart will continue to work at the
hospital
Mr.. and Mrs George Edwards
have returned from Niagara Falls,
where they vacationed for several
weeks.
C. D. Diefenbach accompanied
Robert Raley to Bridgewater, Va,
where he enrolled at BridgeWater
college.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Gortner re-
turned home after visiting their
son-in-laW and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Harrington, Jr, New
York City.
P.-T.A. To Meet
The local Elementary school will
hold its first P-TA. meeting on
Monday evening at 8 p M, with
Michael Duda, president, presiding,
Visitation in rooms will be from
1880 to 8 p. m. with the teachers.
A. B. Dean, principal, will ex-
tend greetings and introduce the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-20

uel BoWser. of California, visited
relatives and friends in this neigh
borhood, part of last week.
Stewart Stahl, of near Jennings,
was a business caller here last Sat
urday.
Joellen Bucket returned to her
duties in Cumberland last week
after a few days visit with her
parents.
A shower was held last Friday
night honoring the newlyWeds of
Bittinger, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Brenneman, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Brenneman. Mrs.
Brenneman and Mrs James Opel
served as hostesses. A crowd Of
people from this community and
Oakland attended. Games and re-
freshments were enjoyed by the
group. Mrs. Ralph Brenneman is
the former Marie Glotfelty, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Glotfelty
of Swallow Falls.
ElWOod Glotfelty and DR.. Donald
Glotfelty spent several days last
week on the Eastern Shore. They
attended the Maryland Turkey
Producers Association meeting
which was held at Salisbury and
Ocean City.
Miss Bernadette Glotfelty, of
ReisterstoWn, recently spent a
weeks vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Glotfelty.
She is employed with Social Sc
curity in Baltimore.
Soviet grain crop was announced
as largest in history.
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with each other. Strangely enough,
this same idea floats around in
peoples h a d S who have been
Christian long enough to know bet
ter. They pray, Thy Kingdom
come; but nothing would surprise
them more than if the Kingdom OF
God really came!
Desperate Battle
The ancient Persians were not
entirely wrong. Life is a battle,
desperate age-long war, between
good and evil. God and the friends
of God, do not run over all oppo-
sition. The cause of God has had
defeats. AS a modern writer puts
it, Victory has many wounds.
There are those who cannot see
this. All things are good some
wish us to believe. But it is truer
TO the facts to see that not all
things are good, but there are per-
sons and forces going about to
destroy what is good. No matter
how good a man is, no matter how
good cause is, if it prevails in
this world there has to be fight
first. The book of Revelation in our
Bible is a book of battles. Its pages
are red with flame and blood. The
White-robed saints in light have
come through great tribulation."
The young Christian who finds the
going rough, the veteran Christian
who becomes discouraged over the
defeat of some cause that surely
ought to have won.-all need to
read the Bible again. Victory for
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BTTTINGER

MIR. and Mrs. Carl Bittinger, of
Reis1erst0wn, visited the formers
father, Frederick M. Bittinger last
weekend.
Howard Metz, of Lucust Grove,
visited friends here last Sunday
Everett Beachy, of Akron, Ohio,
visited his parents recently.
Kermit Bowser, of Cleveland, o.,
accompanied by his brother, Sam
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teachers.
Louis Michael, music instructor,
will present a band program. Will
lard l.. Hawkins, superintendent
of schools, will speak on 'Insur-
ance.'
Group meetings will be held with
chairmen of committees.
Refreshments will be served by
second grade room teachers, Mrs.
Zeola Robson and Mrs. Jennie
Stark.
Mt. Zion Plans Social
The Mt. Zion Methodist church,
route 40, will hold a social Satur-
day evening. September p, at
o'clock in the social room of the
church. Chill, vegetable soup,
sandwiches, ice cream, cake and
coffee will be served.
The Lawn Fete and Parcel Post
sale at Jennings Methodist church
on Saturday night was well at
tended.
The WSCS of the Methodist
church, Grantsville, will serve
lunches on Election Day.
Joseph L. Stanton was named
executive director of Maryland
Port Authority.
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Vision Of Victory
Lesson for September 2S, 1856

AFTER the battle, as Homer's
"a poem tells it, the Greeks and
who had been killed went
right on fighting Whoever won the
blood war, the ghost-War
went on and would go on forever.
That was primitive Greek religion.
But the same kind of notion is to
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Four To Attend
AIE-State Sing

Four members of the Senior
Chorus of Southern High School,
Oakland, have been selected to sing
with the All State Chorus at the
Maryland State Teachers Conven-
ton in Baltimore, October IS, at
the opening meeting. Those chosen
to represent Southern are Jackie
Calhoun, soprano; Carole Savage,
alto; Keith Mersing, tenor; and
John Brown, bass.
The chorus will be conducted by
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Rip Van Wrinkle
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