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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
STATE SOCIETIES
By CHRISTIE RINEHART

VFginians will climax their
round of formal events for the
season with their Colonial Ball
at $50 pm. Saturday in the
Carlton room of the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel.
Dancing to the music of Sid
ney's Orchestra will follow>a
reception for distinguished
guests leading off the program.
Among those invited are Sen
ator j. Strom Thurmond Of
South Carolina. Senators John
Stennis and James Eastland
of Mississippi and Senator
John Sparkman Of Alabama.
Intermission entertainment
will feature a dancing group
from Mary Washington Col
lege in Fredericksburg doing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19

participating District socie-
ties:
Mr.. M. Marshall Marston.
president, Sons Of the Revolu-
ton; Miss Faustine Dennis.
State Regent. D. c. Daughters
of the American Revolution:
Miss Mildred c. Sherman.
State president, D. c. Chill
dren of the American Revolu-
ton. and Miss Annie Laurie
Martin. Junior State president.
D. C. Children Of the American
Revolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19

PosTcoNcERT PARTYDr Howard Mitchell uef conductor of the National
Symphony Orchestra Robert Edwards and world
cet Greeor Peos honor OF the two
Thursday which followed the third
Prince Coliseum held the Ed~ordses
homeo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
Housing Code Hit
AS Communistic at
Meeting Of Owners

The District housing code
follows principles of the Com
munist Manifesto, an official of
the Property Owners of America
charged last night.
The "ungodly and unreason-
able" housing regulations are
part of a socialist plan. declared
the Rev. Wallace J. Murphy
national honorary president. He
is a retired Baptist minister.
1.-THE only way they can create
a need for public housing is to
put you out of business, Mr.
Murphy told the rooming-house
owning members of the District
POA chapter.
Mr.. Murphy said free public
schools, progressive income taxes
and public housing also follow
Communist principles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
HOLLY WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

astrologers there, and the creme
de la creme of Hollywood society
invited. Before accepting. I'm
trying to figure out who I was.
. Lamas goes to Rome at the
end of June to film THE Vaga-
bond" Arlene joins him after
touring the United States to
promote her lingerie business.
4 X Il x
Joan Crawford entrained to
New York to find an apartment
large enough to house her big
family. But she isn't selling the
Brentwood home she's had for
more than 20 years. +. Spotted
Jack Kelly, Nancy's brother.
and former child star Cora Sue
Collins very tete-a-tete at Art
Williams Eldorado Restaurant.
One of the issues in the
Jeanne Crain-Paul Brinkman
divorce is money, and it'll be
a fight to the end, says Jeanne.
The Rita Hayworth romance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
Susan Is Exhausted

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) Burt
Lancaster plays a very mean
New York columniSt in THE
Sweet Smell of Success with
Tony Curtis. In passing, I hear
their "Trapeze" with Gina Lol-
lobridigida is a honey of pic
ture. h. Producer Charles Field
man is shepherding an interest
ing French girl around the
studios for testing. She's a top
Paris model, named LeFevre.
Young Susan Strasberg is so
exhausted that after her summer
vacation from the hit play. 1.-THE
Diary of Anne Frank" she may
not return. Susan'S leading
man, Danny Levin. was set to
repeat in the movie-until the
greetings" from his draft
board.
Arlene Dahl and Fernando
Lamas are tossing a Briuey
Murphy-"come as you were"
party at their home Friday. with
fortune tellers. soothsayers and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
Charity Solicitations
In Schools Opposed

HAGERSTOWN. May 8 (Spe-
ciaD The washington County
Council of the Parent Teacher
Associations has adopted unani-
mously a resolution asking the
Board of Education to ban So
licitations for charity in schools,
with the exception of the mem
bership campaign for the Junior
Red Cross.
Mrs. William Slook of Hagers-
town was elected president OF
the organization. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08

A Broadway columnist, back
from Japan and Honolulu, has
trouble sorting out his kaleido-
scopic impressions. Outstanding
would be his recollection of the
foreign press correspondents
dinner in Tokyo, directed by
United States newspapermen, to
raise funds for the Japanese
Olympic team trip to Australia,
because it is typical of the ter
rifle job Americans are doing
over there to promote good will
for our country. You hear a lot
about our Far East problems of
rapport: it is invigorating to see
American newspapermen, NOV
ing picture officials in Tokyo
Offices and American airline per-
sonnet winning day by day VIC
tories, triumphs predicated on
tact and good manners. The
same praise should be accorded
to Ambassador John Allison, at
Tokyo. and our military based
there. The increasingly warm
feelings of the Japanese for
America is due to this remark
able team effort, symbolized by
the foreign correspondents din
ner we attended.
X 4 y 4
Academy of TV Arts and Sci
enceS full membership meeting,
City Center Casino. Tuesday, 8
pm. i. Italy is preparing to
switch Mussolini's burial place
from the FRANCISCAN monastery in
Monte Paolo to thwart Fascists
from turning it into a shrine. +. /.
Sammy Davis, jr. suffering a re-
currence of his intestinal virus.
/. :. Otto Kruger a grandfather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
Ed SULLIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Typical of Terrific Job

in August for the third time, via
the Gayne Reschers. Milton
Sporting trying to sell j. P. Mar
Ia u a n DIS Melville Goodwin.
u. S. A." as a $550,O00 package
with Bogart and Bacall. Ann
Miller and Jane Withers' ex.
Bill Moss, dating. The
Johnny Weissmuller may adopt
la Korean war orphan. Use
Bay honeymooning with Miguel
ITarafa. (. Victoria Shaw, who
plays Ty Powers wife in the
Eddy Duchin flicker, and Roger
Smith have picked Oct. IA.
Julie Andrews and Tony Wal
ton picking the date. Myron
McC ormick marrying Boston's
Barbara Mackenzie. Carol
Charming prefers Charles Lowe.
VA expects mot as a Stran-
Iger" to hit $12 million. It cost
I3H million. Maureen
O'Hara's new beau, Dick Steen-
berg. -. Ingrid Bergman wants
to film Chalk Garden"
Maurice Evans to vacation at
Adirondack island in July.
The Bud Westmores expect a
June stork. Grace Kelly's
THE Swan" nearing $290,O00 in
two weeks at Radio City Music
Hall. Jessie Royce Lands and
Maj. Gen. Sykes a Versailles
duet. June Haver and Fred
|MacMurray adopting a tot.
Don Murray. Marilyn Monroe's
leading man, and Hope LANCE
plan a church wedding in New
York after BUS Stop"
Screen Directors Guild prepping
"a half-hour tribute to D. w.
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with Raymond Hakim is yester-
days news. Rita. arriving in New
York from Paris on May Is,
takes OF next day for Trinidad
and Fire Down Below" with
Robert Mitchum and Jack Lem
mon. She is putting her children
into boarding school, for the
seven weeks on locationing.
incidentally, Dick Haynes didn't
| get back the car he owned-with
Rita--that was attached at
Malibu for unpaid groceries. He
claimed the groceries were or
dered by her. So was the car,
said Rita. So I guess that makes
them even.
4 y X
Americas most kiSsable mayor,
Julie Adams, has had to cancel
her September trip to Washing
ton for the convention of United
States Mayors because her baby
is due in October. Julie, wife of
Ray Danton, is the first female
Mayor of Universal City since
Deanna Durbin. and to land the
position she had to beat swoon-
throb George Nader.
Talking of Nader. he spent last
Wednesday night up to his ankles
in grunion, the little fish which
spawn regularly on the Pacific
sands, for scene in his "Star
Light" And George will love
this-he's included in the five
most wanted men" compiled by
the Hollywood Bachelor Girls
Club. Number / is j. Edgar
Hoover, followed by Dag Ham
marskjold. Then George, SEN
ator Scoop" Jackson and the
young Duke of Kent.
+ Il
Talking of eligible bachelors,
10-year-old Tim Hovey has a
dream trip planned when he gets
out of school in June. He'll visit
20 countries making appear
ances with his new hit, TOY
Tiger" His mother goes along,
to England, France. Italy, Spain,
Sweden, etc. I fell in love with
Tim in THE Private War of Ma
Ijor Benson"
John Wayne's baby daughter,
AiSsa. is the most photographed
and heard infant in the country.
He tape-records her cries and
takes movies Of her around the
clock. But big John will have to
tear himself away in July to fly
to Pakistan for his movie of that
title. Indian star Anna Kashfi,
now emoting with Rock Hudson
in Battle Hymn" is up for the
leading lady part.
The power Of TV: Marie Will
son is working on a $4,000 quiz
Istrip-tease number for her
I"Blackouts" show with Ken Muir
ray in Las Vegas. In it, stooges in
the audience will ask Marie ques-
lions and. in her role as the dumb
blond, for each question missed
she takes off a garment. Don't
worry-she'll be heavily dressed
to start with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
BY IRVING LOwENs

Ruth Brazil, contralto; Edwin Hymo-
vitz, piano. At Phillips Gallery. Pro
sa Bach az ex EFssre r0 dcb the r masn he
st. Matthew Passion. Bach. Stille
Liebe. Schumann: Die Kartenlegerin,
schumann; Stille Tranen. Schumann;
Nocturne, Barber soir. Faure:
Larmes Fsurei Prison, Faqre: Fleur
Das Madchen .spricht, Brahms Won
ewiger Liebe, Brahms.
A small audience in attend
ance at the Phillips Gallery con-
cert last night. much thinner
than the usual Monday night
crowd, was treated to an ex-
traordlnarily fine recital by Ruth
Brazil. an unusually gifted singer
who arrived on the scene just
about completely unheralded.
Miss Brazil, a contralto from
New York whose voice is really
of mezzo- soprano quality, is a
lieder singer in the grand man
ner. The Subtlety of her inter-
pretations and her deep compre-
hension of style brought to this
reviewers mind the art of Lotto
Lehman, particularly in the
Schumann and Brahms songs,
which were the peaks of one of
the most absorbing vocal re-
citals of the season.
Although Miss Brall's voice did
show an occasional trace of
fatigue, it was almost miracu-
lousy fresh and vernal in sound.
Its lovely quality and enforced
purity were all the more amazing
in view of the fact that it's owner
is quite clearly not at the be-
ginning of a vocal career, but
rather has had many years of
singing experience. The COM
bination of a really beautiful
voice an interpretive distinc-
ton made the recital memo
rable one.
1t is difficult to select high
spots in a program which was
consistently of top-notch quality.
but if this reviewer were forced
to choose, Miss Brall'S "Karten-
legerin." a treacherous song to
project effectively, and her IAN
die Nachtigall," which recalled
another great lieder singer in her
finest moments, would get the
nod.
AS a matter of fact. only the
opening group was not deeply
impressive. and the fault there
lay not with composer, singer Or
accompanist, but rather with the
lack of orchestra which the arias
from the Magnificent and the st.
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Grifhth. which Cecil B. DeMille
will narrate.
James Cagney m'cing Pres.
Club dinner to Ike on oath.
Paramount still undecided be-
tween Deborah Kerr and Kay
Kendall for the Gertrude Law.
renee flicker. -. John Astol
and Betty Lou Corley coy.
Theater Guild after Cyd Cha.
risse for Broadway musical.
The Ray Dantons (Julie Adams)
expect a November stork.
Eartha Kilt and Elliot Goodwel
a London twosome. Buc
Ornstein, head of United Artists
in Spain. flew from Madrid fol
his mothers funeral. Jack
Carter and Gita Hall serious
+. f. Steve Kelly, son Of Chicago's
late Mayor. and Janet Todd tc
wed. +. The Pupi Campo betty
Clooney stork due in three weeks
I. Jackie Coogan's ex. Anr
Nc ormack. marrying Paul Ii
vermore. Mindy Carson's
children down with chicken pox
X 4 \
Jerry Wald's 81 million settle.
ment with Columbia, to be paio
over 10 years. will be from roy
alties on three pictures, Picnic. >
1.-THE Harder They Fall" and
Eddy. Duchen." Marilyn
Monroe starts 1.-THE Sleeping
Prince" with Laurence Olivier in
London, July 80. Virginia
Warren with Serge Obolensky
j.. Linda Darnell and Director
Jules Bricken a twosome.
Sidney Chaplin and Joan Collins
patched it up. :. Warmers wants
Andy Griffith for mo Time Fol
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NEWS OF MUSIC
Ruth Bro|I Delightful
As Lieder Singer

Matthew Passion. sung with
great style and splendor by Miss
Brazil, cried for. Even Edwin
Hymovitz's finest efforts could
not substitute for the sound of
the strings and winds.
Elsewhere, the pianist proved
himself an accompanist of first
rate talent and sensitivity, whose
delightful playing in the German
'lieder matched Miss Brall's de-
lightful singing.
AS whipped cream on the cake,
Miss Brazil sang as her final en-
core the "Voi 10 sapete" from
Mozart's Marriage of Figaro"
with such a sense of style that
lit would have been a delight to
hear her in the complete role.
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CARMODY
Continued From Page BIZ

Continued From Page BIZ
"Loew's Columbia Theater here
will show the only official pic
lures of the Grace Kelly Prince
Rainier III wedding starting Fri
day The film, in full color
and CinemaScope, is titled The
Wedding in Monaco . 1t runs
30 minutes and is complete pic
ture of the worlds most famous
nuptuals."
The nuptual documentary. to
which Rainier granted MGM eX-
elusive rights. will run as COM
panion piece to Tribute To A
Bad Man" +. All coins have two
faces, but this is the depart
mental week to avoid puns.
y
RMS BIG NIGHT: Randolph
Macon Club members will be
staging the Capitals most slim
ulating party tonight at the
Dupont Theater. This is
the premiere showing in Wash
ington of the schools famous
filmed "Orestia." In the
2.400 years from Aeschylus to us.
only Randolph-Macon through
its famous and beloved Dr..
Mabel Kate Whiteside, has had
the inspiration to put the famous
Greek trilogy into film form. :.
Neither the production nor the
audience which will see it to-
night could be more dis
tinguished.
ALSO: Cubans have a new
hero in the person of Spencer
Tracy. He has been down
there for month, riding the
rough seas in small boats learn
ing the perilous ways of Hem
ingway's odd Man and the Sea, n
in which he will play the title
role. -. "The Ladykillers. ;"
leaving the Macarthur after
eight weeks, will move over to
the Colony Theater on Thurs
day. K-B Theaters, which
did so we'll with "Diabolique. ..
have snatched up another of
H. G. Clouzot's fierce gems. ).
This one is THE Wages of Fear.
which will start in three K-B.
neighborhood houses on Friday
The three: Apex, Langley
and Naylor. G. Gobel will
be in town tomorrow for o.
critics luncheon and a cocktail
party. both incidental to the
opening Of 1.-THE Birds and the
Bees" at the Ontario Theater
Also opening tomorrow:
Patterns" starring Van Heflin.
at the Playhouse where 1t
replaces Richard III. Big
business replacing big politics.
20 to speak.
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Sergeants." Ed and Edna
Anhalt. who scripted Not hs a
Stranger" and THE Pride and
the Passion" for Stanley Kramer,
have split up. The Stan
Kentons expect a September
stork. :. Joan Davis back with
Jerry Nathan.
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School Circus Fair

Highland Elementary School
at Claridge road and Midway
street in Wheaton will stage a
circus fair from l to 8 pm.
Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27
SUNDAY Inauguration Day.
Poses Presidential Puzzle.

for a day, as happened in 1919?
The question arises from the
fact that. under the Constitution,
President Eisenhower's first
term ends at noon January 20
and that date falls on Sunday.
The last time Inauguration
Day fell on Sunday was March
a. 1917. when Woodrow Wilson S
first term ended. Mr.. Wilson
solved the problem by being
sworn in by Chief Justice White
Iat the Capitol without a cere-
Imony on Sunday and by repeat
ing the oath in public the next
day when he gave his inaugural
address.
Zachary Taylor's term was
supposed to begin March 4, 1849
but that date fell on a Sunday
land he elected not to be sworn in
until the following day.
There is popular misconcep-
Ition that somebody else-some
say Senator David Rice Atchisor
Iof MisSouri-was acting Presi-
dent for those "a hours. 1t isn'l
true, though. Constitutional au-
liberties agree that nobody was
President. Anyhow. Senator
IAtchison, then Senate president
pro tenn, followed the Presidents
lead and didn't take his oath OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27
Probers Await
Return

The Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee is awaiting today
the return of its old chief coun-
sci, Judge Robert Morris of the
New York Municipal Court. He
plans to be back on the job to-
morrow.
Judge Morris resigned his post
in New York. Chairman East
land of the subcommittee said
yesterday.
Mr.. Morris will succeed Julian
jG. Sourwine, who resigned as
committee counsel last week to
run for the Senate in Nevada.
There had been some doubt
that Judge Morris would accept
the post. although he was the
immediate first choice of the SUBJ
committee when Mr.. Sourwine
resigned. The New York judge
ship paid $1,000 year, and Mr..
Morris had eight years to serve
of a l0-year term. The subcom-
mittee job pays $4,000.
THE committee is very graft
fed" Senator Eastland said.
that we will be able to avail
ourselves again Of the ability and
experience Of Judge Morris. His
great personal sacrifice in making
this possible is deeply appre-
ciated."
Judge Morris was counsel of
the subcommittee from 1851 to
December, 1858. when he won
election TO the New York judge
ship.
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one bit since ! visited him at
Gettysburg and said l thought
he'd run if able"
Mr.. Hall is in San Francisco
to check on facilities for the ma
tional convention that will open
August 20.
He predicted the convention
will be outstanding for attend
ance. because many people will
combine it with California va
cation" He said the housing
situation was pretty well
solved"
Hotels, he said. had promised
at least 80 per cent of their
transient space for convention
visitors, and today the promise
was that they'd squeeze out more
than the, 5000 accommodations
We have in sight so far"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27

difficult test for the Tennesseean.
Minnesota was the first primary
Mr.. Stevenson agreed to enter
at the invitation of the Farmer
Labor democratic State Com
mittee. Senator Hubert Hum
phrey and Gov. Freeman.
With this array of talent
backing him. the Minnesota
primary was regarded then as a
pushover for Mr. Stevenson.
Since that time. Mr.. Stevenson
has agreed to enter several
other State primaries. including
California. where he has the
backing of all but one Demo-
Icratic State leaders. and Florida
In both those primaries Sena-
tor Kefauver also has entered
BaIks at Tests
Mr.. Stevenson so far has
baked at entering the New
Hampshire primary the first of
Is State presidential primaries,
and the District of Columbia
and Alaska primaries. New
Hampshire has been regarded as
strong Kefauver territory. The
Tennessee Senator carried that
States primary in 1852 against
lthen-President Harry S. Tru-
man. On January Mr.. Steven
son wrote New Hampshire sup
porters. declining TO have his
name entered and saying he
would not have time to cam
paign there because he was en-
tering the Minnesota primary
which comes March 20, just one
week after the New Hampshire
primary.
Recently it was reported from
New Hampshire that plans were
being laid to enter slate OF
delegate candidates for the
Democratic National Convention
favorable" to Mr.. Stevenson
Inquiry at the Stevenson Chi
cago headquarters brought ar
informal statement that Mr..
Stevenson had no intention Of
asking that this not be done
A candidate does not have tc
give his assent to the entry OF
delegates "favorable"-only tc
the entry of delegates pledged
to him.
i Continuing his effort to gel
Stevenson into a far-fiung con.
test at the polls. Senator Ke-
fauver commented today:
THE Minnesota primary fol.
lows one week after the New
Hampshire primary of March Is
and precedes the Wisconsin pri.
mary of April 3 by two weeks.
have already entered both these
primaries.
i He added that because of his
duties in the Senate and his
entry into so many primaries
he would have considerable diff
ficulty arranging sufficient time
to campaign in Minnesota in the
thorough manner Il would
prefer F"
Speaking dates for Senator
Kefauver already have been ar
ranged by his supporters in Min
nesota. however. and he will dc
his best to win some of the dis
trict delegates. if not the whole
State slate. His campaign man.
ager there is Hjalmar Petersen
who is aided by Coya Knutson
Don Wozniak and Peter Popo.
Vich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27

over political seas in this year
of national election.
Senator Hennings said the
long-range planning of the
struggle against communism is
of such concern to the free
world "as to override all con-
siderations of partisan political
advantage"
The Missouri Democrat pre-
dicted the Presidents request
will find much more support
from Democrats in both houses
than recent events would in
dictate.
1T would be unfortunate in
deed. if remarks or interviews
by the Secretary of State. which
have beyond doubt been tactless,
should impair the strength of a
truly bipartisan foreign policy
in defense of the interests of the
free world, particularly in those
areas of Asia and the Middle
East which now are most gravely
threatened by Communist in
.trigue." Senator Hennings con-
tinued.
Implying that the administra-
ton is trying to claim credit for
foreign policies originated by
the Democrats, Senator Hen
nings said. IF some trifiing ad-
vantage to their party can be
gained by stealing the shirt of
Democratic foreign policy and
claiming it as their own, let us
not be too outraged, in view of
the country's need to carry on
this struggle against communism
on an economic front as long as
may be necessary"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27
.HenningsBacks
.Lonq-Ranqe Bid

Senator Hennings. Democrat
of Missouri. has come out in
favor of President Eisenhower
request for the long-range plan
ming of foreign economic aid as
"a necessary step in the struggle
to prevent the spread of COM
muniSm.
Il not only favor the granting
of it," Senator Hennings told
the Senate yesterday. "but ]
hope the President and his ad-
viserS and that fraction of the
Republican Party in Congress
willing to follow his sound pub
lie policy will stand firm against
any attempts to compromise on
it. or water it down or permit il
to be defeated because of tenn
porary squall that is blowing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27

office COR his new term as a Sen
ator until March S.
Suppose Mr.. Eisenhower runs
for a second term and is elected
Wouldn't he just continue in Of
fee without any interval? No
the Constitution says his term
ends at high noon January &c
and he wouldn't be President
again until he had taken the
oath,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27
Hall Repeats:
Ills Eisenhower

:. SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 81 (4l
Leonard w. Hall. Republican
national chairman, said yester-
day he foresaw a 4-day G.. o. P
convention with President Ell
senhower as the nominee.
Asked at a press conference
how long the convention might
last If Mr.. Eisenhower chose not
TO run, Mr.. Hall replied. He
Eisenhower is the only csndi-
date have in mind.
Il haven't changed my mind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27

and that Mr.. Stevenson is the
candidate of the organization
leaders in some of the States.
In entering the Minnesota
primary, Senator Kefauver is
meeting Mr.. Stevenson head-on
in what is regarded as a most