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Frank Smith in Webb's Drag
net" Ben talks in a very low
monotone.
jeff Chandler, munching with
partner Meyer Mishkin nearby,
told me that his current Pay
the Devil is his last for U-I on
the old contract. After this
do two pictures a year for them,
for three years" First for his
independent company will be
Lincoln McKeever."
Marilyn MOnrOe'S gown for the
C m m md performance was
attacked by night-club singer
Jane Morgan as offensive. She
must have a terrible inferiority
complex to dress the way she
does" I'd say it was more good
business sense. Marilyn certainly
grabs plenty of newspaper space
with her gowns.
Joe Pasternak says Joan BlOn-
dell can have part in any pic
ture he makes. He's still raving
about her performance in 1.-THE
Opposite Sex Joan has a big
role in Pasternak's next produc-
ton, This Could Be the Night"
and he wants to sign her for his
Hank Williams biography, ".Your
Cheating Heart"
Piper Laurie is flying to New
York to tub-thump her appear
ance on the CT. TV show No
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MACARTHUR
Continued From Page B-ll

three and you have q consider
able obstacle for a comedy tc
hurdle.
Even so the various occupants
|of the Williams apartment &c
about their work with a vim
under Director Robert S. Sin
|clair's guidance. Carson, who
once was a big-name TV come
dian himself and thus has had
IAN opportunity to study the
breed, is fine. His full-blown
portrait Of the egocentric enter
tainer may even be enough to
take your mind off the faults OF
Everybody Loves Me-"
Tall. blond Temple Texas does
handsomely by the girl who
thinks for awhile she is going to
marry Gordy. Robert Pastene is
amusing as a sardonic writer and
Pat Harrison gets some laughs
as the comics yes-man. Conrad
Janis and Marion Randall. as
the comedians son and the sons
fiancee, are called upon to be
normal and do so very well.
All Of this is performed in a
single setting by Edward Gilbert.
"a Park avenue apartment that is
IA perfect match for Gordy VIII
.liams.
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Containing

anyloaf ever before known princi-
pally in that staff contains high,
potent amounts Of these six "anti-
degenerative" elements which
must be present in the dietary to
avoid vitality losses.
Thus, eating STAFF is like taking
a prescription ). ian ounce Of
prevention" that can help you
keep normal vitality up longer.
please note: staff is not a
cure" Only a doctor can help
the person suffering the effects Of
deficiency Of any one or all Of the
six anti-degenerative elements.)
Better Ihun Ticking Medicine
To doctors who specialize in treat
ment Of older people, good nutri-
ton is Of utmost concern.
First, because good food Is
fundamental to good health.
Second, becausethe costof med
icines is a hardship to many older
people.
Most important, well-nourished
older bodies are better able to
withstand shock and disease.
Thus, eating STAFF as ian ounce
Of prevention" to avoid falling
into a deficiency hole" Is better
than paying for medicines to get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-13
ACTRESS Gale Storm
Gives Birth to Girl

LOS ANGELES, Nov. Is tP).--
Actress Gale Storm has added
a daughter to her family Of three
sons.
The 6-pound, Bounce girl was
born yesterday. She was named
Susanna, after Miss Storms tele-
vision program. "Oh, Susanna. ;
The father is Lee Bonnell, actor
and now an insurance man.
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|Diuno Lynn, TV Official
To Wed in December

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. IS (R.-
Actress Diana Lynn said yester.
day she plans to be married tc
Mortimer Hall, radio and tele-
vision station executive, Decem-
Der 5.
Miss Lynn is divorced from
John Lindsay. Mr.. Hall is di.
vorced from Actress Ruth Ro.
man.
The ceremony will be at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leo
Ipold. Mrs. Leopold is Mr.. Halls
sister.
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Jerry Lewis Picked
To 'Emcee' Oscars

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. Is RJ.-
Comedian Jerry Lewis, for the
second straight year. will be
master of ceremonies for the
annual movie Oscar awards.
The Academy of Motion Pic
ture Arts and Sciences. which
made the announcement. said
that the 29th annual awards
ceremony next March ~ will be
carried by the combined radio
and television facilities of NBC
Nominations will be an
nounced in February. but will
not be televised or broadcast.
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CHRONOLOGY, the science Of aging,
attributes much needless degen.
GRAFTON Of physical and mental
vitality after 40 to deficiency Of
these six dietary elements:
~ protein; (2) iron; (3) cal
cium; ~ Vitamin b.; (5) Vita
min b.; (6) niacin.
Failure Of the body to secure
sufficient amounts Of one or all Of
these six "anti-degenerative" ele-
ments can result in serious de-
terioration in the structure and
health Of bones, organs, tissues
and cells.
Normally, all the elements for
good nutrition are supplied in a
well-balanced diet. However, too
many people, particularly after
40, fail to eat meals Of good dietary
proportions.
Thus risk losing normal mental
and physical vitality.
4 Boon To People Over 70
Recognition of this common
danger to people over 40 has now
resulted in the scientific develop
ment Of a new loaf to take the
place Of ordinary bread.
The name Of this new miracle
loaf Is staff. II is different from
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zine carries the first SNEAK pre-
view" on the first motion picture
of that gyrating guitar player,
Elvis Presley-"Love Me Tender. {"
The movie has Thanksgiving
Day release.
At the Jane Powell party for
movie magazine editor Bessie
Little, Barbara Lawrence, who
came with Bill Williams and
Barbara Hale, declared: 1--WE
just parted from Johnny for
the last time"-meaning her
husband, baseball player Johnny
Murphy. I'm selling my house
and taking an apartment in
WeStwood," concluded the blond
actress.
The more than 300 United
States Olympic athletes en- route
to Australia last week didn't
leave Hollywood without seeing
Jayne Mansfield at lunch. When
the blond, sweater-clad block
buster strolled in halfway
through the meal, one sighed.
It's a good thing she's standing
up-if she were sitting down she
couldn't breath" Jayne was
given time out from "The Girl
Can't Help 1t" publicity yester-
day to give a party for so kids
to celebrate her daughters sixth
birthday. Best beau Mike Har-
gitay assisted.
I bumped into Audie Murphy
on the way to the Universal-In-
ternational cafe where they serve
the best steaks in town. Audie
confirmed: Il won't do any work
until February" His Might
Passage" costar. Jimmy Stewart,
was enjoying fricasseed chicken
inside. and he'll be mentioning
in February. MY wife and l are
going to South America" Must
be a film festival said I. mo.
I'm just going fishing and I'm
paying Next picture for Jimmy
is Alfred HitchcOck's From
Amongst the Dead" THAT title
has to CO." said James. 1 told
him that Jack Webb wanted to
know if Stewart and Murphy
were treating Ben Alexander
right-he plays an assistant
sheriff with them. Well" drawl-
ed Jimmy. we're letting him
speak louder, that's for sure" AS
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rather than ordinary white bread
and buying medicine to get the
same six anti-degenerative food
elements contained In STAFF.
Thus As can ounce Of pre-
vention" you are urged to eat
STAFF every day.
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lst American Cornution
Exhibited in 1929

BOSTON.-The first carnatior
to be introduced to America
an outdoor. EMPOWERING
type-was exhibited in 1929 by
the Massachusetts, horticultural
Society. The following year some
100 other varieties were shown
In 1890 the first Mrs. Thomas
Lawson carnation was grown,
the first really important Ameri-
can greenhouse carnation. This
plant sold for $11,500.
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out Of q deficiency hole"
Keep MormuI VIiuIiiy Up Longer

Keep Normal viioliiy Up longer
To help keep normal vitality up
longer, eat a well-balanced diet Of
protein foods such as milk, meat,
fish, eggs, cheese; energy foods
such as bread, beans and pota-
toes; protective foods such as
oranges, tomatoes and green
leafed and yellow vegetables.
And-eat staff Bread every day.
Because STAFF contains high,
potent amounts Of the six anti.
degenerative food elements which
CHRONOLOGY recognizes many
people fail to eat in sufficient
amounts.
6 ounces Of STAFF daily should
help protectyouagainst deficiency
in these vitality-saving elements.
cOsis More Wonh More
STAFF is white with a somewhat
firm texture. And a flavor richer
than ordinary white bread. And q
wonderful toastine quality.
STAFF costs more than ordinary
white bread. However, the nutri-
tional improvements make it
vastly superior.
And it's smarter to eat STAFF
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SECRFTARIAL
SECRETARIAL'
SECRETARIAL

Tensile spscisiisss IN INTENSIVE CoIRsEs
~ aBC shsrthaad IN 3 weeks. l0a WI
bruth-sp eearses. tst steuetype mach
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Start eating staff today -. eat
s ounces (about z slices) each day
to help keep your precious
vitality up.
Get STAFF fresh from your grocer
today. You'll be glad you did.
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Sleeping Cars

LONDON.SThe first railroad
sleeping cars were introduced in
England in 1875. Not until 1928
were third-class sleeping cars
now designated second-class--
provided as we'll.
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vember 25. Piper will also read
for the lead in a play which is
slated to open in January.
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SERVICE
SCENE


Of which was 1000 pounds
and just for that post.
Statistically. one would prob
ably be safe in saying that
since 1921 enough cakes have
been eaten at Marine birthday
balls that If piled cake upon
cake they would form a ladder
to the moon, or encircle the
earth as many times as the
Marines have done battle.
Even the grim days Of World
War II and Korea did not deter
the marines from celebrating
their birthday.
It is reported that in Korea
in 1851, one Marine outfit had
only sugar enough for icing.
The marines had to have their
ceremonial cake, and they were
not disappointed. An enter
prising baker came up with
one made from layers of wood
except for the topmost layer
which was batter. This was
iced and the marines had their
cake-cutting ceremony. But
most of them went without
cake.
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Dr.. Mary Keller
To Be Speaker

A meeting Of the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Branch of the
American Association Of Uni
versity Women will be held at
8 pm. November 10 in the
Lynbrook Recreation Center.
Guest speaker for the event
will be DR.. Mary Frear Keeler,
chairman Of the AAUW Fellow
ship Awards Committee, whose
topic will be. THE What's. the
Hows and the Why's Of the
Fellowship Program Of AAUW.
DR.. Keeler is a former AAUW
fellow. The results Of her
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Mrs. Day Guest
For JAG Meet

Mrs. Lucy T. Day Of Arling-
ton. national vice chairman in
charge of Junior American
Citizens Committee exhibits
for the Daughters Of the
American Revolution, will be a
guest at. a District of Column
bia JAG meeting to be held at
1880 pm. Friday at the chap
ter house.
A skit. so Years Of JAG"
will be presented. The half
century-old group is dedicated
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to the announcement Of inter-
est in the history and govern
ment Of our country. and the
teaching Of the principles Of
good citizenship. The Districts
% clubs have a membership Of
more than 1000.
Mrs. Nelson H. Budd. State
chairman, win preside at the
meeting. State Vice Chairman
Miss Mary Glenn Newell win
also be present.
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Dr.. Newell. TO Speck

DR.. Homer Newell Of the
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics
Laboratory will speak on THE
Earth Satellite" at a luncheon
meeting of the Woman's Com
munity Club Of Kensington
Monday, November IL. The
meeting viii be held at 1880
am. in st. Paul's Methodist
Church.
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study during the tenure of
her fellowship have been pub
hshed in a book entitled, 1.-THE
Long Parliament. 1640-41." At
present she is dean Of the fac
ulty and a lecturer in history
at Hood College.
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Red Chino to Be Topic

He'd China to Be Topic
The Emergence Of Red
China" will be discussed at q
meeting Of the international
relations afternoon group Of
the Arlington branch, Ameri-
can Association Of University
Women, to be held at / pm.
Tuesday at the Buckingham
Community Center. Mrs. r. C.
Wilson ana Mrs. C. B. Griggs
will lead the discussion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

Make campbsIs Your Musiesl HeodquarteEs '-A
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Sachs Case Fix
70 Trio

ST. LOUIS. June IL (P.-A
Government prosecutor says the
Irving Sachs income tax case
was delayed eight times by tut
Iterly senseleSs Investigations
and demonstrations"
WHY'S S. Newcomb, chief
Government counsel, made the
charge yesterday as he summed
up the Governments evidence
in the conspiracy trial of Mat
thew j. Connolly and T. Lamar
Caudle, who held high places in
the Truman administration.
A sinister outside influence"
worked on the Sachs case from
the moment it got TO Washing
ton" Mr.. Newcomb charged.
The prosecutor told a Federal
court jury evidence in the
lengthy trial indicates beyond
the slightest shadow of a doubt
that the Sachs case was fixed"
by Connolly. Caudle and Harry
I. Schwimmer, attorney for
Sachs.
Connolly was White House APP
pointments secretary under for:
mer President Truman. Caudle
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Stakeholder Seeks
To Block Sale of
WGMS to Network
wGMs stakeholder has petit

A WGMS stakeholder has petit
toned the Federal Communica-
tons Commission to disapprove
the sale of the radio station to
RKO- Teleradio Pictures, Inc.
Notice of the sale for about
100000 was given to the FEC
last month. RKO controls the
Mutual Network.
The stakeholder, Lawrence M.
G. Smith of Philadelphia, owns
1921 per cent of the WGMS
stock. In his petition Mr.. Smith
said the station can be sold for
a higher price to Nathan StrauS,
president of the New York Radio
Station WMCA. He also OBJ
jected to the five-year manage
ment contract offered to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Rogers by RKO.
Mr.. Rogers, who owns Al per
cent of the WGMS stock and has
been general manager for nine
years, yesterday filed an answer
to the petition, contending Mr..
Smith fears competition to his
wholly owned Philadelphia FM
station, WFLN, from the good
music network Mutual plans to
set up as part of the WGMS
purchase deal. Good music pro-
grams for the network would
originate largely from WGMS,
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journalism School
Dean Resigns

EVANSTON. H.. June IL (Rl.
Kenneth E. Olson, dean Of
Northwestern University's Me-
dill. School of Journalism for the
last 10 years. resigned yesterday,
Mr.. Olson. so, said he was re-
signing for reasons of health.
However. he said he will continue
teaching at the school after his
resignation becomes effective
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September l. His successor was
not named Immediately.
Mr.. Olson came to MediIl in
1897. Prior to that he had taught
at the University of Minnesota
School Of Journalism and had
directed the School Of journalism
at Rutgers University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-12

policy as more dangerous than
the former aggressive conduct,
since it plays upon the longing
for peace which lives in all men. +"
There were % persons in the
Adenauer party. Included were
the statesman's daughter, Mrs.
Libeth Adenauer Werhahn; his
son, DR.. Konrad Adenauer, jr.;
German Ambassador Heinz L.
Krekeler and German Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs
Walter Hallstein.
The party left the airport in
a motorcade of seven limousines.
They drove directly to the Ger
man Embassy where DR.. Aden-
auer will stay throughout his
visit. He leaves here Thursday.
He will be guest of honor at
dinner at the Dulles residence
at 8 O'Clock tonight.
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headed the Justice Department.
Tax Division. They are accused
of conspiring to defraud the
Government.
Schwimmer was a defendant
in the trial until he became i'll
and was granted a mistrial.
Closing arguments continued
today. The jury is expected to
get the case by tomorrow.
Sachs, a st. Louis shoe manu-
facturer, was fined $4,000 for
tax evasion on a guilty plea in
1851 but escaped a term in prison
on health grounds.
Connolly testified yesterday he
received a topcoat from Schwim-
mer while at the Muehlbach
Hotel in Kansas City the day
before the presidential election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-12

lin 1852. He said the White
House staff was "deluged with
gifts" at that time.
He testified "Schwimmer's
gift had nothing to do with any
case. Sachs meant nothing to
me-"
A Government rebuttal wit
ness, Rocco Pedicini. Kansas
City tailor. testified Schwimmer
called him in July. 1852, to the
Kansas City hotel, where he
measured Connolly for two suits
costing $315. They were sent to
Connolly in Washington.
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Indian Killer of Four
Given Life Term

WAUSAU, Wis, June IL (P.-
Russell Monegar. 38-year-old
Winnebago Indian convicted of
the knife Staying of his wife,
mother-in-law, niece and neph-
ew. was sentenced yesterday for
four concurrent life terms in the
Wisconsin State Prison.
Monegar, a former paratrooper.
admitted killing the four persons
last May 3, but said he had no
control over his actions. He told
OF having heard the "voices of
my ancestors" haunting him.
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rived in Washington late yester.
day for talks with Secretary
Dulles and others.
Soviet Premier Bulganin. il
letters last week to DR.. AIDE
nauer, President Eisenhower anC
other Western leaders, proposed
that the United States, Britain
and France reduce their armed
forces in Germany as a frs
step" to match announced So
Wet plans for a 30,000-man cut.
back in Russian troops there.
Called Propaganda Move
American officials have sale
they regard this proposal as 8
propaganda move to coincide
with Mr.. Adenauer's visit. They
said it ignored the question Of
controls and would leave Russian
forces at Germany's eastern Dor.
der in Poland while American
troops would be expected to with.
draw across the Atlantic.
Chancellor Adenauer'S govern.
ment at Bonn, in similar infor.
NAL reactions. has indicated the
offer is meaningless because i
lacks any control and inspection
arrangement.
The Dulles-Adenauer discus.
sions; due to get under way Al
3 pm. were expected to include
German reunification, broaden.
ing the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization, and general worlC
affairs including RuSsia's new ap.
proach to foreign relations.
The 80-year-old statesman wa
greeted by Secretary Dulles al
the MATS terminal at 6 pm.
There are some things l dc
which are more of a duty than a
JOY" Mr.. Dulles said, but to
welcome you to this country is
unadulterated joy"
Strongest Ties Seen
In brief speech, DR.. Adenauel
said he and Mr.. Dulles. are 'in
agreement on many matters anc
I believe that our talks here
within the next few days will
strengthen the ties between the
Republic of Germany and the
United States, and in this way
we may make a contribution tc
the strengthening of peace in
the world"
The West German leader sale
it was very painful to have
heard of President Eisenhower
illness and operation, but IT am
glad he is making such a speedy
recovery"
Vice President Nixon will fill
in for the President at a lunch
con tomorrow in DR.. Adenauer's
honor.
The Chancellor was hailed by
Mr.. Dulles for bringing with him
IAN experience, a wisdom and a
vitality which speaks of youth
and the building of something
new for the world in the new
Germany. Because of what you
do, you have won the affection
of the American people,"
In a speech yesterday at Yale
University, where he received an
honorary degree. DR.. Adenauer
warned the Free World against
being taken in by recent smiles
from Russia.
He described the new Soviet
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Alumni Head Named

LEXINGTON. Va, June IL (P).
Scott S. Huger. Lexington BUSH
nessman. has been reelected
president of the Virginia Military
Institute Association for a second
lone-year term. He is a 1922
graduate.
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Dulles and Adenouer
Meet for Talks Today

Secretary Of State Dulles and West German Chancellor
rad Adenauer confer today variety subjects
probably including Russias latest disarmament proposal
Advance indications they would agree reject it.
Dr. Adenauer who the United primarily to
get honorary degrees from Yale
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