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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
Omnibus Film
Screened Here

It seems that a large number
of Washingtonians are either cat
enthusiasts or Just plain curious
about the behavior habits OF
these extraordinary creatures.
Last Tuesday February y,
Bernie Harrison. The Stars TV
and radio commentator. had q
little aside in his column saying
that WTOP had on hand the
film, THE Private Life Of Cat
and would run it Saturday at
noon. call me on the phone fol-
details"
Well, sir. call they did. and
when Saturday rolled around
the film projection room at the
IWTOP Broadcast House was
filled twice by an audience who
came, despite the rain, to view
Ia memorable picture.
The photography for the film
which was done by Alexander
Hamid, with only one camera al
his disposal, starts with a mother
cat in her period Of CESSATION
looking for a place Of warmth
privacy and quiet where she car
bring her young ones into the
world. She chooses a large card
board box on top Of a table-a
humble delivery room, but it's
her own.
The camera then moves into
what is without a doubt a very
intimate aspect of a cats life
The film shows the mother CIV
ing birth to her litter, and from
there goes on to tell the story
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14

all the fuss has been about. The
camera catches his large almond
shaped eye looking under the
crack Of the door. "A picture Of
q father taking q peek"
This special showing came
about because q number Of
readers had written In wonder
ing what the chances would be
of having q rerun on 1.-THE Pri-
vate Life Of a Cat"
The willingness Of Omnibus to
send the film down to US, plus
the willingness of WTOP to run
it, made this showing possible.
A combination Of circumstances
which rarely happens.
SHEILA GALLAGHER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14

Of what is the most important
cycle in the life Of any female
The mother weans her Off
spring until what were once only
balls Of fur have developed into
recognizable kittens that manage
to skid and stumble across the
floor on webbing legs.
All this time the father looks
on as a bewildered spectator al
10 routine which is as precise as
it is instructive.
One of the best spots in the
film occurs after the kittens
birth when the father rushes in
where many would fear to tread
and stands at the threshold OF
the delivery room to see what
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lures bought by the station for
showing beginning next week.
y + y
On The Run:
What is there about the word
"memento" that makes it come
out "momento" b.. At least four
different TV personalities have
f1uffed this one the past week
or so.
An hour salute to 1.-THE Lone
Ranger" will be beamed on
WMAL-7 Saturday at 1880 pm.
/. I met the masked cowboy
here last week at lunch-he ate
ice Greenland I'm positive that
no youngster who met this out
doors hero while he was here
for the opening of his picture
at the Met and Ambassador (to-
morrow was disappointed +.
Wonder if any of the rustlers
and killers he's forever tracking
down give him as much trouble
as those mean lunchtime hom-
bres, the critics?
That Lawrence Welk appear
ance" in Washington Is still
mighty "iffy" According to
a telegram received here yester-
day, Welk will be in Philadelphia
March IS for an all-star show at
Convention Hall with Danny
Thomas and Bert Parks F..
And if you want tickets to that,
they'll be available ONLY at
Dodge dealers in this area.
George Gobel was originally
supposed to be on Saturdays
Oscar Nominations show on
NBC-TV, but his manager mixed
it He didn't like the script
or the spot planned for George.
ABC will launch its third Film
Festival series March IL Mon
day. from 9 to 1890 pm.
Ed Murrow's show on the
Middle East crisis is scheduled
for March Is.
Speeches against fee-TV I
never finish reading: "Likening
pay teleUision to putting pay
turnStiles on the city parks and
libraries, Louis HduSemdn. vice
president of CHS :"
Rumored folding: Crossroads"
on ABC-TV, Fridays.
Squawk Box: An indignant
viewer would like to know why
WRC-4 cuts of j. Fred Mugs
every time just as the chimp
is mugging his best :. Monkey
that's WHAT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14

who found that by dreaming of
his youth he could actually fade
away.
AS adapted by John McPhee
for TV, it became, alas. a very
average show, distinguished in
the main by tricky camera shots
and a dazzling variety of Of
stage noises.
To cite one example, the mans
wife (Marcia) was supposed to
be a bore. But. goodness. she
could have been drawn with more
perceptive finesse. Marcia and
the endless physical examina-
ton by the doctors made the cli-
mactic fadeaway general cause
for cheering.
Mr.. Rayburn, with the right
dialogue. could have sold q batch
of autos. It wasn't his fault.
Tomorrow night it will be
Genes associate, Steve Allen.
better known as Benny Good
man, who will make his first
appearance in the hallowed
vaults of Kraft Theater.
If I know Steve and Gene,
Wen be hearing about both shows
for some time to come. Isn't
it about time a few actors Joined
the TV acting parade?
X + \
TV Reflections: I've rarely
heard as much audible prompt
ing on a quizzeF as on Herb
Shriner's 1.-TWO for the Money
Saturday (WTOP-9), whic h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14

quantity teamed the delightful
Duchess of Westminster with a
Mr.. Five Eighths (honestD
Smith Her Grace's eyes
fairly tinkled-like a cash.
registers.
Coach-o TT h eek: Play
wright John Vlahos. who must
have spent as much time teach
ing the players of Sunday nights
"Kyria Katina" to speak a few
Greek words as she spent writing
the script An appealing job
1t was, too. with Viveca Lindfors.
as the Greek widow, rating an
alpha for effort Bill Bendix.
as the Irish cop, was omorphos.
Skipping the Comedy Hour
and Ed Sullivan Sunday was easy
for ABC's sparkling film ver-
sion Of "The Importance of Be-
ing Ernest" Not all tn e
comedians on the former could
have been half as funny as any
member Of this perfect cast +.
It was a long chuckle-punc-
tuated by the commercials. Of
course.
The Lincoln tribute on Wide,
Wide World" Sunday was ar
resting, particularly the segment
from the Memorial here 1t
was also a reminder to switch to
to Omnibus rerun Of the young
Lincoln movie starring Royal
Dano raymond Massey's sue
ceSsor.)
Research Dept: Ever wonder
just how authentic" some OF
these semi-documentary dramas
on TV are?
Vic Guidice, of WTTG-5, re-
lays the story of how one
cautious sponsor in another city
approached the question before
buying the Raymond Massey
semidocumentary, IT Spy" which
features the case histories Of IA
nous spies.
The episode that impressed
this sponsor dealt with the mas
ter German agent who set up a
fabulous spy ring for Bismark
prior to the Franco-P russiar
war. One Of his key discoveries
was that the kilometer markings
In Alsace-Lorraine were spaced
much farther apart than they
should have been.
AS a result, Bismark's generals
knew that French troops, II they
followed French maps, would
never get to their rendezvous on
time.
"I'H buy the package" said the
sponsor. Gust one thing. Bring
me documents proDinD the stone
markers Were as stated in the
jilm."
ut took them one frantic week
to complete the research" Vic
reports. "but they had the proof
on his desk in time"
saw the same show. by the
way, and It's my bunch that
WTTG-5 has q strong rating
contender in this off-beat series.
cts one Of IL half-hour fea-
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Delightful Story
Ry BERNIE HARRISON

Gene Rayburn better known comedian Joined the Tv
acting night the Robert Montgomery Thear
wRC-4 imaginative by Robert Coates. 1.-THE Man
Who Vanished"
1t was you missed in its imaginative phase in the New
Yorker the intriguing story middeaged
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The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-09
U.S.. Now Defending
Nasser
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CONTINUED from Page ~
in the Suez affair, this explosion
would probably not have occur
red. But he is the typical aggres-
sor-dictator who will not stop
until he is stopped. That is why
once again policy of appease-
ment has failed to preserve the
peace.
For the time being this country
has no policy in the Middle East.
The policy on which we operated
is in ruins. 1t was to restrain
Britain, France, and Israel from
using force-Which was a most
desirable objective. But what this
policy has lacked was any con-
structive plan-such as might
have been developed out of the
Indian proposals-which looked
toward a settlement in the Middle
East. The result was that we re-
strained the British, the French
and the Israelis, but not Nasser
This led to the explosion which
has blown our Middle Eastern
policy to bits.
President Eisenhower formula
as a peace-maker has been to stop
the shooting and, without work
ing out settlement, to have both
sides accept the status quo. Why
has the formula not worked this
time? Because this time there was
a Nasser who does not and will
not accept the status quo, who is
so great disturber of the peace
that those who are hurt by him
cannot take it forever.
-(New York Herald -Tribune)
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-09
M u SINGS 5.

However, there are actually
hree Jewish communities in
Mexico City: The Sephardic, the
European, and what was de-
scribed to me, by the others as
"Arab Jews" The three groups
do not mix or inter-marry
The Sephardic Jews speak Span
ish and Hebrew The Jews OF
European extraction speak Yid-
dish along with the other two
languages -
I must report that did not meet
the arab Jews"
Perhaps the one thing in which
these people are united is in their
Zionist devotion
Mr.. Corona reminded me that
percentage-wise exico City
Jews contribute (perhaps) ten
times as much money to Israel as
do Jews from the United States !.
Ninety-percent of Mexico's
Jews belong to Zionist organiza-
tions B'nai Birth seems to be
something "for the elite" alone.
= SIS
The Sports Club is an express
sion of the European Jewish COM
munity, which seems to be the
dominant group For informa-
ton on the ''inside" of how this
group functions I am indebted to
Roz Soltz (Mrs. Gerald) of Miami
The Soltzes were our travel
ing companions ).
Roz unearthed a long lost girl
friend or two in Mexico City +. !.
An active Hadassah and B'nai
Birth Women figure, the untiring
organization worker took time off
from vacationing to attend the
WHO meeting The lady has
my unlimited respect and appre-
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-09
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is a Jewish Sports Club Let
me tell you the difference -.
MIR. Corona is persuasive He
need not be +. +. The answer is all
around him in the magnificent
library, the art exhibit outside
the library door, the posters of
concerts and coming events of
cultural activities exhibite d
throughout the club building :. /.
This is the way Jews, not sports
men, express themselves
That Mexican Jews are sports
men, too, was exhibited in the
huge swimming pool, the tennis
courts, bowling alleys and Jai Lai
court of which the Club boasts :.
The Club is a magnificent build
ing in Mexico City's fashionable
Chapultapec Heights It is
luxuriously furnished with a tre-
mendouS dining room which is
used on special occasions, a snack
bar and lunch room, card rooms,
a cinema, lecture and meeting
rooms Yet, the building is
not ostentatious !.
Membership to the club is de-
termined upon the means of the
individual The building was
erected through contributions of
interested families The men,
bership boasts that here is the one
place that Jews of all ages can
mix and find common outlets +.
This is wonderful expression
of the Mexican Jew or so it
would seem
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-09

citation for comprehensive
coverage on the life of an average
Mexican-Jewish woman
This leave for next week, to-
gether with an interview with
lovable Meir Corona of the Jewish
Sports Club
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-09
SHIP CARRYING s42 JEWS
TO ISRAEL ORDERED TO
RETURN TO MARSEILLES

NAPLES, (JTA) - The captain
of the Argentine ship Santa Fe"
was instructed to return to Mar
seilles with 842 Jewish immi-
grants bound for Haifa. Instruc-
tions came from the Argentine
Embassy in Rome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
'Pates Fete
The Taylors

The Commandant of the
Marine Corps and Mrs. Ran
dolph Mccall Pate entertained
at Commandments House last
night at a black tie dinner
in honor Of the Army Chief
Of Staff and Mrs. Maxwell D.
Taylor.
The other guests were the
Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. James H.
Smith, jr., Representative and
Mrs. Clark Thompson, the
commandment of the National
War College and Mrs. Edmund
T. Woodbridge, Admiral and
Mrs. Louis Denfeld. Rear Adj
miral and Mrs. Howard E.
Orem. Mai. Gen. and Mrs. F.
M. McAlister and Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. j. P. Berkeley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
BY DIR. PAUL PoPENoE


Men who get along best with
other men, who appeal most
to women, and who are most
successful in marriage, are
those who are pretty definitely
masculine in their makeup and
interests. Mr.. N. seems to be a
little uncertain of himself, and
writes me for information. AS
a starter, he might check him
self on a little self-rating scale.
This one will probably suffice:
/. Which pet do you prefer?
(a) cat, (b) dog.
2. Which part of the paper
do you read first? (a) society
news, (b) sports page.
3. Which do you prefer to
read in the magazines? (a)
stories, Cb) articles.
4. Do you prefer to travel
or stay home? (a) stay home,
(b) travel.
S. Do you listen much to
political commentators on the
radio? ta) no, CD yes.
6. Which musical instru-
ment do you prefer? (a) violin,
(b) saxophone.
z. Do you often cry in the
movies? (a) yes, Cb) no.
8. Which hobby could you
become most interested in?
(a) bridge, (b) baseball.
8. Do you read the science
features in the newspaper?
(a) no, (b) yes.
10. Which would you rather
be? ca screen star. CD scien-
fist.
Directions for scoring: Count
one for each (a) answer, two
for each (b) answer. A score OF
10 would indicate that you are
definitely feminine in tastes,
a score of 20 that you are
definitely masculine. Most of
us will be somewhat intermedi-
ate, but your scores should be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
MODERN MARRIAGE
What Type Man Will
Succeed in Marriage?

low for a woman, high for Q
man.
You don't mention your pro-
fession or occupation, Mr.. NJ
artists, musicians. and various
other men are likely to have a
large stock of feminine inter-
ests. while farmers, engineers
and those in other outdoor and
active occupations usually test
distinctly masculine. But it
will pay you, on general prin-
ciples, to cultivate masculinity
reasonably, in your clothing.
your associates, and your &C
tivities.
Conversely. the woman who
gets a high score on the above
scale should watch her step.
She will be more likely to
marry and to be successful in
marriage if she is develop
ing her fernininity and not try.
ing to be a Second-rate male.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
WHY GROW OLD?
Few Exercises Which
Will Strengthen Spine

/. Pretend that you are a
cat stretching against the
wall. Stand facing the wall.
Put your hands on the wall.
Reach up the wall with your
hands. reaching as high as
you possibly can. Keep reach
ing and stretching upward.
Relax and remove hands from
wall. Repeat several times
slowly.
2. Kneel on both knees.
Place your hands on the floor
in front Of you. Push up to-
ward the ceiling with the mid
die Of your back. Hold for a
few moments. Relax. The
stretch through the spine will
be delightfully."- restful.
8. Kneel on your knees and
raise your arms upward over
head. Bend forward and place
your fingertips on the floor as
far in front of you as possible.
Reach far forward. Now very
slowly drag your flngertips
lightly along the floor as you
straighten your spine. Do this
very slowly so that you feel as
though you are Strengthening
your spine one vertebra at a
time. Arms return to overhead
position. Repeat several times.
4. Stand tall with your feet
separated. Bend at the waist.
In fact, let your trunk and
head drop forward like a rag
doll. You should feel limp.
While in this position bounce
up and down a few times as
though you had a spring in
your back. Raise trunk and
repeat.
5. Stand tall. Raise your
arms sideward-upward as you
rise high on your toes. Lower
arms Sideward downward as
your heels return to the floor.
Breathe in deeply as you
lower your arms and eXhale
as you raise them.
These five exercises make a
grand routine to use when you
feel tense, because they are
truly relaxing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
|ClubHeQrs
Wilson
'EulogY

Many tributes were paid to
former President Woodrow Will
son yesterday at a luncheon
meeting of the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club when
guests heard the World War
I President eulogized by Max
Friedman, Washington CORE
Spondent for the Manchester
Guardian.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, a life
member of the club, sat at the
head table during the talk,
and paid rapt attention as Mr..
Friedman defended her late
husbands motives in attempt
ing to keep this Nation out of
that conflict.
The speaker praised Mr.. Will
son as a prophet whose vision
of a League of Nations and
peace for the world was repud-
lated by those whose thinking
was a generation behind that
of the President.
Prior to the speech, the
membership buzzed with
pleased comment as Mrs. Min
Ter Hostetler. club president,
flashed the first news Of the
engagement of Miss Margaret
Truman, courtesy of the press
table. Many Of the guests are
personal friends of the Tru-
mans.
Following luncheon, voting
went on In the clubs mock
presidential primary and
search for a Miss Jenny"
winner.
Mrs. Robert Y. Kerr urged
the membership to vote
wisely and well and often, and
let your conscience be your
guide"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
ENGAGED
Oskern-Brow71

Mrs. Jacob Edward Oskern
of Providence, Rhode Island.
| announces the engagement of
her daughter Dorothy to Mr..
Russell Morton Brown of
Washington and Providence.
He is the son of Mrs. Lillian
B. Brown and the late State
Representative Charles Brown
of Providence. A June wedding
is planned.
IGreene-Jessup
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Douglas
Greene of Bethesda announce
the engagement of their
daughter Judith Margaret to
Midshipman William Belmont
Jessup, USN, son of Mrs. Ann
B. McDermott of Reno, Neva-
da.
Ilrvin-Reische
Col. and Mrs. George A. r.
vim of Arlington, Va, and
Greenley. Colo, announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter Margaret Catherine to Mr..
John Voriece Reische, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A.
Reische of Meridian, Calf. A
May weddinfg is planned.
|Mouzon-Butterfield
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carlisle
Mouzon of Chevy Chase an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Elizabeth Mi
chel to Mr.. James Reid
Butterfield, son of Mr.. Sidney
D. Butterfield, ST., of Chevy
Chase and the late Mrs.
Butterf1eld. A late summer
wedding is planned
IGrdf- Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Roy
Graf announce the engage
ment of their daughter Vir-
GINA Louise to Mr.. Albert L.
Jones, jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert L. JONES' An April
wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
WEDDINGS


Comdr. and Mrs. owen
Hollis Hill of Arlington an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Rebecca Burgess to
Mr.. James Erie Rivenbark. jr..
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
James Erie Rivenbark of East
ern Shore. Md. The couple is
living in Georgetown.
'Richbourg-D ougherty
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Dough-
terry of Bowling Green, KY,
announce the marriage of their
daughter Nancy Glenn to MIR.
Philip George Richbourg, son
of Mrs. Elsie E. Richbourg Of
Mount Rainier, Md. and Mr..
George H. Richbourg of Wash
ington. The wedding took place
on March 4 in the First Meth
odist Church Of HyattSville,
Md. The couple viii make their
home in Mount Rainier.
Normon-MocY
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stod-
dard of Walla Walla, WASH.
announce the marriage Of
their daughter, Mary Wilma
Macy, to Mr.. Warren E. Van
Norman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vern Van Norman Of Bassett,
Nebr. The wedding took place
on March l in the Chevy
Chase Chapel of the Church Of
the Latter-Day Saints. The
couple will live in Washing
ton.
Murkhom-Utz
Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Ash
ton Utz of Barboursville,
Orange County, Va, announce
the marriage of their daughter
Betty Ann to Mr.. Dudley Carl
ton Grafton, son of Mrs. Carl
w. Markham of Coral Gables,
Fla, and Washington and the
late Mr.. Edwin P. Grafton.
The wedding took place March
3 in the home of the brides
parents. The couple will live
in Washington.