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BETHESDA. 4505 Harling lane
Magnificent and substantial all
brick. 3-bedrm., true center-hall
Colonial. Beautiful lot. many trees.
Excellent, dignified neighborhood.
blks. to Our Lady Of Lourdes Catho-
ice Church and School; 2 blks.
School. Can be seen any time by
appointment BROUSSARD AGEN-
CY, JU 7-S051: ewes. III Q-215S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-21
Two Judges Named
For NAHB Awards
To Newspapers

Two Of the three judges have
been selected for the 1856 Ma
tional Association of Home
Builders Community Facilities
Newspaper Awards.
Joseph B. Haverstick. NAHB
president. said Mayor Joseph E.
Dillon of st. Paul, Mimi, and
Frank c. Moore. former Lieuten-
ant Governor of New York and
now president of Government
Affairs Foundation, have ac-
cepted invitations to serve as
judges. Mr.. Haverstick said a
third judge will be announced
later.
Awards of $1,000, $500 and
$500 are being offered for 1.-The
three best series of five to seven
articles on community facilities
appearing in a daily American
newspaper during the period of
July l to November l, 1856"
The deadline for entries is
November IS. and the awards
will be made at the NAHB con-
vention in Chicago in January
Mr.. Haverstick said the aSso-
citation hopes. through the
awards, to encourage public I'M
derstanding of the problems in
volved in providing adequate
community facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-21
District Issues
Eight Permits
For Buildings

Building permits issued re-
Gently by the District are as fol-
lows:
National Radio Institute, owner. Six
teenth and U streets NV; Davis, Wick,
Rosengarten, builder; Aubinoe, Edwards
g. Berry, architects; 3-story school, 1899
Wisconsin avenue NV; cost 100000.
The Washington Daily News. owner,
1013 Thirteenth street NV: The Austin
Co. builder: w A. Moumos, architect:
3sstory newspaper publishing plant, 1913
Thirteenth street NV: cost 100000.
italian Christian Church, owner. 1912
selected; Mcleod Il Ferrara. Ala. archi-
tects: 2-story building for worship.
social gatherings. 1925 Branch avenue
Sc: cost 100000.
Israel-Barbara Cohan, owner and
epidsr Dorchester Apartments joseph
dwelling, Gao Sudbury place NV;
cost, $4,000.
Woodward Realty Corporation. owner,
4 1925 H street NV: M Cladney Con-
struction Co., builder: Edmund w: prey-
fuss, architect: stairway. show windows.
street NV: cost 100000.
George P. Barnett, owner and builder,
| los 10th place NE. L. W Giles. archi-
tect: 1-story. dwelling, ITO 49th place
NE: cost $4,000
Ode and Virginia williams. owners
and builders 1924 81 Hayes street Me-:
cost $4,000.
Leon Shainis, owner, 2325 Forty
second street NV; Horner Elevator Co..
Inc, builder: passenger elevator. 2345
Forty-second street NV: cost S10.575.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-21

house low-income families dis
placed by urban renewal projects.
The Housing and Home FL
nance Agency announced that
use of the special insurance has
been authorized for families
displaced by the Yamacraw area
urban renewal project.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-21
'AdeIphi Dormitories

The Community Facilities Ad-
ministration has approved a
100000 loan to Adelphi College,
Garden City, Long Island, N. Y,
to build two dormitories. One of
the new buildings will also house
student union facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-21

OFFICIAL NAMED-Ber-
nard E. Loshbough, deputy
representative for India
for the Ford Foundation,
has been appointed general
manager of the National
Housing Center here. Cen
ter Director Neal Hardy
has announced. Mr.. Losh-
bough. a former deputy
in-charge of operations
for the National Capital
Housing Authority, has had
extensive experience in the
housing field both in and
out of Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-21
Special Insurance
For Rehousinu OK'd

Savannah, Ga, has been de-
clared eligible for the special
type of Federal Housing Admin
istration insurance to help re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-21

Sompoe Ponnins
RAMBLER greet big home %
ormo
will love the big
the EYE OVEN
windows may be expended
FILA. F.H.A CAREER SERVICE FINANCING
, 1956-12-05
ST. Johns Church
Comm. Announces
Winner Of Heller

The committee of the St,
Johns Anglican Church has
announced that the winner of
a heifer, donated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Thomas is the per-
son holding No. 4755.
Holder of the coupon may
take it to Father Lanier or to
Mrs. Maria Thomas and lay
claim to the animal, now OBJ
viously a fair-sized COW.
, 1956-12-05
Annuul Holiday Hour
to be Featured on
Christmas Day

The annual Holiday Hour,
sponsored by the Professional
League of Virgin Islanders in
New York, will be broadcast
over radio station VISTA on
Christmas Day at 100 p. m.
This will be the serenade por
ton of the program, featur-
ing Claude Brewster and his
orchestra.
Greetings from relatives
and friends in New York to
local residents will be heard
at 6 pm. that same day. The
serenade will be repeated on
December 26 at 7 pm.
The music this year will be
furnished by the choir of the
Third Moravian Church. Miss
Boshulte is the an
nouncer and Miss Carmelita
Morrell, audience interview
er. Mrs. Celia Wilhelmsen
will deliver the annual Christ
mas message.
, 1956-12-05
Hunds Across the Sea
Committee Complete
Pluns for An. Dunce

The Hands Across the Sea
Committee, which raises funds
to help worthy students to
enter institutions Of higher
learning.
Mrs, Ann Holland Bronson,
chairman has announced that
a dance will be held at the
Club Comanche on Saturday
night, December %.
, 1956-12-05
Education Commr
assures Festival
Comm. Of CooperGtn

Acting Commissioner of
Education Jane Tuitt has as
sured the st. Croix Festival
Committee that the Depart
ment of Education will give
its cooperation, as requested.
Replying to a letter sent by
Mrs. Anna Brodhurst, Presi-
dent of the Festival Commit
tee, Miss Tuitt wrote in part
as follows:
"Mr. Fabio forwarded your
letter of November 10 some
time ago. I am authorizing
him to make decisions con-
corning the use of Department
Of Education property during
the Festival.
"Best wishes for a very sue
cessful Christmas Festival"
, 1956-12-05
Functions OF Comp.
to be Studied by
Congressmen

The functions of the Office
OF the Comptroller of the Vir-
gin Islands will be studied by
the Congressional Committee
headed by Rep. Chudoff. The
hearings, to be held in st. Tho
mas, will commence Monday,
December 10.
The Congressman will de-
termine if it is desirable to
continue the position, and if it
is to be eliminated what type
Of auditing set-up should re-
place It.
, 1956-12-05

plans for 4 S75O-miIe road network Outlined In black ON map
which wouId omen mn new areas in Southern Europe to both tourist
and trader were blueprtnted by road experts from the region VINO
met recently in Geneva under the auspices Q. UNs ECONOMY I
Commission for Europe. The project includes a ferryboat service
between Brindis and Patras. With financial aid from abroad m mos
az the modern circular highway could be completed by 1901.
Otherwise. only Italy will meet this target date, while IN Greece
he objective would be 1868, and in Turkey and YugOslaV1a, J'7l.
, 1956-12-05

to Hold HeQrlndS
Here Fri. Dec. 9TH
Congressman Earl Chudoff,
Democrat Of Pennsylvania,
Chairman of the Public Works
and Resources Subcommittee
of the Committee on Govern
ment Operations yesterday,
announced that at the con-
clusion of the joint hearings
now currently being held
with the House Interior and
Insular Affairs Committee,
the Public Works and Re
sources Subcommittee would
commence public hearings in
Saint Croix on Friday, Dec
ember 7th- into the operations
Of the Virgin Islands Corpora
ton at Government House,
in Christiansted.
Witnesses desiring to be
heard should address letters
to Staff Director, Arthur Perl
man, at the Virgin Isle Ho-
tel, in St. Thomas or appear
in person at Government
House on the date set for the
hearings.
On Monday, December 10,
the Committee will resume
its public hearing at the Lee
gislature's council chamber
on Saint Thomas into the OPP
Grafton of the Virgin Islands
Government Bureaus and
Agencies.
These hearings are expect
ed to continue through Decem
Der II. Besides the heads of
the departments and agencies
concerned the Committee will
also hear from Governor Cor
don and officials of the Inter
ior Department.
--
Virgin Islonds Nut'l
Bunk Will Increase
, 1956-10-19
Two Investigators
tor Federal Wuge
Div. Return to P. r.

Two members of the FEEDER
al Wage and Hour Division
Staff, Luis Lopez Ortiz and
Francisco Gonzalez Colon, re-
turned to their headquarters
in Puerto Rico this evening.
Mr.. Colon and Mr.. Lopez
came here on Tuesday to con-
duct a survey for an economic
report to be published next
March.
, 1956-10-19
Employment Service
Conducts Insulur
Truining Session

The quarterly in-service
training session of the Virgin
Islands Employment Service
was held in the temporary
quarters Of the Insular Office
on Thursday, October 10, 1856,
in st. Thomas.
An evaluation of local office
operations especially concern
ed with Reception, Applicant
and Employer Services, Coun-
selling Services, Farm Place
ment Activities and Office
Management, were discussed.
Monthly performance fl
cures showing office opera
tions in St. Thomas and in st.
CONTINUED on page 4
, 1956-10-19
WIVI Conducting
Tests With Brunch
StGtion in St Thomos

Exhaustive tests are being
conducted daily by engineers
Of Radio Station WIvI be-
tween the main plant here
and It's new studio located in
the ultra-modern Virgin Isle
Hotel.
The tests are being carried
on under Raymond Higdon.
, 1956-10-19
Red Cross Chupter
Wunts Volunteer
Drivers With Cars

The American Red Cross
needs volunteer drivers with
cars to transport students to &
from Mother and Baby care
classes scheduled to start Octo
Der 80. This course will be
taught by Mrs. Eurica Moore
head, Public Health Nurse, &
will be sponsored by the Red
Cross.
These classes will be primar
lily for young mothers who
live in the rural areas. There
will be s afternoon class ses-
sions, from 2 to 4 o'clock,
taught at the hospital IN Chris
tiansted.
It is extremely important
that mothers living in our ru-
raj district be given an appor-
tunity to receive this training,
and transportation for these
mothers is vital to the. entire
program.
Those who can help are ask
ed to contact Pauline Waite
at the Red Cross Office in
Christiansted for details.
, 1956-10-19
ST. Thomus Tuxicdb
Association Endorse
OttleY and Corneiro

The St. Thomas Taxicab As
sociation has decided to sup
port Attorney Francisco Cor
Metro and Earle B. Ottley,
both of whom are running for
the District Of st. Thomas.
It is worthy of note, how
ever, that Mr.. Corneiro is rum
ming on the Democratic ticket
and Mr.. Ottley is on the Vir-
gin Islands Unity Party ticket.
Should Mr.. Coraeiro win, he
would displace either Mr.. OFT
ley or his running mate on the
Unity Party's slate, Senator
Reese. Ottley is extremely
popular inside and out Of his
party; his reelection is a GER
tainty.
The Taxicab Association re-
elected Owen Lans as presi-
dent and Elvin Donovan was
named vice president, Edward
Scatliffe, secretary and Cod
frey Leerdam, treasurer.
, 1956-10-19
Pvt. Rosu-R Rodriguez
is Grdduute of Army
transportation School

Private Fernando Rosa
Rodriguez, a native Of st.
Croix, was recently graduated
from the Army's Transporta-
ton School at Fort Eustis, Vir-
ginia.
RODRIGUEZ completed the air
craft component repair course,
which taught hin field and de-
pot-level aircraft repair.
He entered the Army in
May 1856 and completed basic
training at Fort Dix, New Jer-
sey,
Rodriguez, whose mother
resides at Barren Spot, attend
ed st. Mary's School.
, 1956-10-19
Officials Of Ndtionol
Assoc. Of Proc Nurse
Educdtion Visit v. |.
Republicans PdrtY
POM to Gordon.
Miller IN Vote Pled
Two top-ranking officers OF

The Republican Party, in a Two topranking officers of
special supplement appearing the National Association for
in the Negro press this week Practice Nurse Education, an
pointed 1t the appointments organization founded in 1941
Of Walter a. Gordon as Gov to promote better standards in
ernor Of the Virgin Islands; that field, paid an official visit
Leon a.. Miller, as United to the Virgin Islands Depart
States Attorney in the Virgin ment Of Health over the past
Islands and other selections of week end.
Negroes for top posts as indi- Miss Hilda M. Torrup, Exc
cativa of the treatment Ne cutive Director, and Mrs. Mil
oroes could expect IN the fu- bred Smith, Third Vice Presi-
ture if they vote for the Re dent, conferred with re-
publican ticket in the Novem- personalities from the De
her election. partments of Health and Edu-
cation, as well as the Voca-
rnooglapnS = tional Board of Education and
olu ~. Nine oia the Virgin Islands Nurses AS
M. Nabrit, who is Identified as oaoia4;oa d;ao,sina ! -
Legal consultant to the Gov "a - ..s.aa,
- : oe 80 ls-a1N' e nurse education as it has de-
pear - 'ne upplenlsnS veloped in the United States
OF the more than $50 APP and Puerto Rico. The visitors
pointments by the Republican generously offered direct as
administration, many are on sistance in preparing propos-
the policy-making level, the ais for regulating the practice
Republican statement said. It and establishing educational
is positive unmistakable de standards for practical nurs-
monstration by President Eli ing.
senhower and the Republican The Association is planning
party that the qualifications a consultation Workshop in
and ability Of men and wo- Puerto Rico next spring, and
men Of all races is the yard future Regional Workshops on
stick by which appointment the mainland.
is made, the Republicans de- -
clared. Two Investigators
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do stand out, as for example
the writer's reluctant decision
Ito discard his therapeutic blond
on the ground that he lis needed
at home" This, as reason for
going back to a wife who is at
least familiar, may not be over
ipoweringly funny as lines go.
That it is a standout in
Double In Hearts" is no doubt
significant.
In the course of running
through Director Gerstad's ur-
gent business of slamming doors,
packing and unpacking bags,
mixing drinks and doing simple
cooking. the cast is energetic in
trying to conceal the thinness of
the Nationals play.
Most successful are Mr.. Red
field as the writer who got off
the track in childhood. and Miss
Patterson as the wife who has
tolerated nine years of imma-
turity. Mr.. Hugo is profession
ally earnest, if resigned, about
his other man role. AS for Miss
Meade. she creates the impress
sion of restless impatience that
there is so little for a girl of her
energy really to do in Double
In Hearts"
This seems a quite intelligent
estimate of her own, and the
others. situation.
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is that Double In Hearts" falls
into a groove so deep that it has
become a pit of boredom to all
save the unredeemed bedroom
set.
There are signs that Mr.
Nathan has recognized this haz-
ard Of one more "Oh Men, oh
Women" Seven Year Itch" etc,
He struggles hard to wiring few
bright fragments out of this
clash between the sexes. He
even finds a few here and there
in the verbal swirl of his comedy's
three acts, but the strain is
clearly too great to be borne.
1t is to almost no avail that
he has been economically clever
enough to trim his idea to the
size of four characters and
single set. This form of lean-
ness merely emphasizes the Other
and far more damaging one that
Double In Hearts" is a mere
shadow of too many other plays
which got there, and here, first
This is what makes the COM
edy so frustrating to Director
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making to be campaign mana
ger for his brother william, who
is running for municipal Judge
lin New York.
Marisa Pavan, so good in 1.-THE
Rose Tattoo" is saying no to al
tragic roles. Il want to do q
movie musical" she writes me.
Rock m Roller Bill Haley
wants to appear in England. but
because of the riots caused
wherever his. Rock Around the
Clock" Aim is shown he may not
get the necessary visa. On the
grounds that his visit is not
necessary"
X 4
Marie Macdonald called to tell
me her baby daughter lis going
to be okay. She weighs 3 pounds
10 ounces and she'll be in an
incubator for another three
weeks. This is my seventh try
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
National-"Double in Hearts"
$50 pm,
Screen
ADMINISTRATIVE Vagabonc
King; lis, 800, SIS, 1880 anc
9:35 pm.
Capitol - "War and Peace"
1915 am, 1850, SIS and 9 pm
Colony - Mildred Pierce"
Sis and $50 pm.
Columbia These Wilder
Years: 11:45 am, 1:45, 3:45
5:45, 7:45 and GAS pm.
Dupont - Three Sinners"
1875, 3;35. 5:35. TAO and 9:5(
pm.
Keith's-"Run for the Sun;
1885 am. lao, 3:45, $50, 7:5s
and 10 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Prog
ress":: 6:15, 8. and $50 pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"The Vagabond
King: 1880 am. 1895. 1886
$40, TAO and GAS pm.
Ontario - 1.-THE Proud and
Profane";; 1:10, 3:15. 5:25, 7:3O
and $40 pm.
Palace = Johnny Concho"::
1850 am. 1850, $3.50, $50, 7;50
and $50 pm.
PIayhOuSe-"Lust for Life;
IL am. los, 3:15, 5:25, TAO
and $50 pm.
PlaZa-"Naked Night: 1890,
2:05, 3:45, 5:25, 7:05. 8:45 and
1910 pm.
TranS-Lux-"The Eddy Du-
chin Story: II am. 1:l0, 800,
$3.50. TAO and 9:55 pm.
Warner - "Cinerama Holt
day: $3.50 pm.
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HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Love Comes Anew to Liz

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Diana DORIS won't be back here
until March, for her Bob Hope
picture. Husband Dennis Ham
ilton is now in England; Diana
heads home after she finishes
THE Lady and the Prowler" for
RKO and John Farrow. :. You
can expect a divorce announce
ment soon from Elizabeth Tay-
lor and Mike Wilding. And a
speedy marriage for Liz with
Mike Todd. It's love.
Glenn Ford leaves in three
weeks for England to star in
1.-THE Notorious Tenant" for
Columbia. If he's still there
lat Christmas. his family may
my over for the holidays.
Marilyn Monroe reports she is
not feuding with Sir Laurence
Olivier over close-ups and such,
as reported. II admire him"
she says. She's been eating real
caviar at SIS a gulp for the ex-
lpensive scenes in their Sleep
ling Prince" But someone
SHOULD go over there and i'm
prove her public relations.
\
Joan Fontaine, just back from
Europe. took tea with sister
olivia de Havilland but couldn't
Iget a word in--Livvy was SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02

IMARLROR0 UPPER sAllsoso. Nd.
saSS "a. 1.z6ol
l..HILpA CRANE" JEAN SIMMONS. our
MADt6oF.
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full of how much better the
French doctors are than the
American. Pat O'Brien
who hasn't been getting as many
pictures in Hollywood as his
record rates. will be of to Eng
land soon to star in q thriller,
Kill Me Tomorrow" :. Oscar
contender Arthur O'Connell is
taking time out from movie
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and I'm so happy and grateful
that she'll be all right" Marie's
settlement from shoe millionaire
Harry Karl gives her $500
q month for the next three years.
I"Then $4,000 a month for life,
even If I remarry. Also $3.50 a
month for each of the three
children. And did you know"
continued Marie gaily. that
Harry, who left me because he
lis in love with zSA Zsa Gabor. is
writing a book called All Gods
See GRAHAM, Page Bis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02

edy in three acts by Paul Nathan,
vroom and Adna Harms, directed by
Leve and costumes by Natalie walker.
At the National Theater.
The cast:
Henry Waterhouse - william Redneld
Mack Daniels ------ Laurence Hugo
Nan Waterhouse Neva Patterson
John Gerstad. And to the cast
which includes Neva Patterson,
Julia Meade who is one Of tele-
visions prettiest salesgirls, Will
liam Redfield and Laurence
Hugo.
One more poor devil Of a
writer. seemingly the most vul-
nerable type in the world, is
summoned to serve Mr.. Nathan's
lecture on the maladjuSted male.
This one comes from televi-
sion and, as such specimens go,
he has the single refreshing as
pect that he has just lost his
most promising analyst. When
the play opens. its shattered
hero has just returned from the
analysts funeral and he is well
on the way to drowning himself
i'm a handy supply of bourbon.
He is arrested in this enter
prise by the need of his actor
roommate for a sitter to beauti-
full blond while the roommate
romps off to do a television play.
The blond is the type that play
wrights. at least, never doubt
is capable of giving the most
desperate man new interest in
life. This one has precisely such
an effect.
With one tablespoonful of
Worcestershire sauce, she whisks
the invalid to his feet and. a
few minutes later, has him sit
ting at hers. The rest of the
distance to her bedroom is a
breeze but there still is a lot of
the evening to be used up if
Double In Hearts" is not to be
a half hour television show.
Accordingly. Mr.. Nathan in
PRODUCES the writer's wife whose
behavior is as standard in it's
way as the blond's in hers. What
it leads to is the wife'S decision
that if the blond has really made
a man of her little .sniveler. that
is precisely what she always
wanted him to be.
x
Mr.. Gerstad who directed
THE Seven Year Itch" is quite
evidently not going to be dis
by any variation on the
theme. at least not without a
struggle.
He and his cast. especially
Miss Patterson and Redfield,
have attempted to freshen this
one up to whatever extent is
possible. Lacking the charm of
some Of the earlier miserable
sinners in the identical situa-
ton, they make the most of
what they do have.
This is usually a bright line
in the dialogue. A few of these
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02

DOUBLE IN HEARTS" new COM
edy in three acts by Paul Nathan,
produced by Bernard Straus, Paul
John Gerstad. with setting by Sam
Leye and costumes by Natalie walker.
At the National Theater
The cast:
Henry Waterhouse William Redfeld
Mack Daniels - Laurence Hugo
Dinah Lawrence - Julia Meade
Nan Waterhouse Neya Patterson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02
THE PASSING SHOW
Double In Hearts
Thin in Merriment
BY JAY CARMODY

The natures greatest boon to playwrghts well
other the job Double the
comedy which opened at the National last night
Their employer this time is Paul Nathan
eraby the most inspired damatst recently
romance psychatry amusing material
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24
Looking Ahead

Planning the program for Kent
County Home Demonstration Clubs
is an important task that must
involve many people. Presidents
and vice presidents of the clubs
were asked to attend a meeting
on Wednesday, May 16 to discuss
program planning, what it is and
what we need to consider.
Home Demonstration Clubs will
discuss this and the final program
will be further discussed at an
other county meeting to be held
in July.
Those who attended the meeting
on May 16 were: Mrs. Alice M.
King, State Home Demonstration
Leader; Miss Joan M. Allen, Nu-
triton Specialist; Mrs. Minnie B.
Tarburton, Cowgills Club; Mrs.
Townsend Vaughn, Smyrna Club;
Mrs. Fred Harris, Sr., Smyrna
Club; Mrs. Walton Smith, Sr.,
Clayton Club; Mrs. William B.
Evens, Viola Club; Mrs. Leonard
A. Taylor, Merrymakers Club;
Mrs. William Davis, st. Jones