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Dorothy Malone Finds
Long Hair Best for Her

besides most producers think
long hair has more sex appeal"
do you find being blond
a lot of trouble?" I wanted to
know.
mot really because I take
care of my hair myself. / mix
one-half peroxide with a pre-
pared bleach. 1t has a much
slower action than what is
used in the salons but it is
not so hard on your hair. The
important thing in bleaching
is not to overlap and the trick
is to underbleach the roots.
But Dorothy added, you
can get into a lot of trouble
If you are not careful.
II never feel dressed with
out perfume" Dorothy con-
fessed. This is my biggest ex-
travagance. 1t definitely gives
me lift and I think it mat
tiers considerably to men. But
you can't be well-perfumed
with a casual dab behind
your ears"
do you have one favorite
perfume or do you play the
f1eld?" ! asked.
Il try what is new but
have two standbys-two great
scents that I am never with
out. also like bath oils,
scented soaps and powders. /
think the tub is a great place
to relax and letting down has
been a big struggle for me.
At one time I used to take
sleeping pills but when
realized they were becoming
a crutch I gave them up. I've
learned that the type of sleep
you get with them is not val
liable. I'd look fresher on
camera the next morning if
I'd lie in bed without Sleep
ing than when I'd take Sleep
ing pills. The trick is not to
fret about falling asleep. Just
relax.
THE big problem for a tense
person has to do with relax
ing. Trying not to get too
wound up or worry too much
is difficult if it is natural for
you. but I'm working on re-
Taxing in little ways during the
day. When you find yourself
growing tense. if you just stop
what you are doing a moment
and sit down, drop your arms
to your sides, close your eyes
and take several deep breaths,
you'll find it Gains even the
most nervous person. To be
less tense is on top of my list
for New Years resolutions"
concluded Dorothy.
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MODERN
MANNERS
When Shopping-Do Unto Others
As You Would Have Them Do
BY CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

Yesterday after n DON 1
bumped into Mrs. Inexperi-
enced as she was returning
from a Christmas shopping
foray. Apparently minor frus-
trations, disappointments and
clashes with sales people had
put our friend in an extremely
irritable state of mind. Her
lament was a series Of criti-
cisms of the sales people, their
lack of courtesy, etc. The
thought crossed my mind that
perhaps Mrs. Inexperienced's
own attitude had brought
about many Of the discourtesies
that she had met with.
With only six days to go to
accomplish purchasing those
last-minute things you forgot,
1t seems to me that right now
1t is time to let courtesy work
in a very practical way. Re-
member a gracious word is an
easy obligation and pays big
dividends. Christmas shopping
is a hectic performance any
way you look at 1t, and am
wondering if we might ask
ourselves a few questions.
Before you start on a shop
ping trip. do you make a list
OF the names of people for
whom you are going to buy
gifts, placing opposite each
name a. suggestion or two of
the article you wish to buy
and approximately the amount
you wish to pay for it?
Start Out Courteous
Even though 1t isn't easy to
maintain a friendly smile and
considerate manner when you
have to battle your way
through crowds of people. do
you start out on your tour de-
termined to be courteous no
matter what? I have a theory
that If you cling like grim
death to that determination,
you'll get through the day less
battered and worn down, and
so will all those with whom
you come in contact.
Above all, do you take into
consideration the poor sales
people? They have been on
their feet longer than you
have in all probability. You
only have to deal with the
salesgirl. She has to deal with
hundreds of people every day
and all Of them aren't as polite
and understanding as you are
trying to be. Suppose you had
to face these hundreds OF Gus
toners a day, each one mighty
convinced she and she alone
should be waited on next? If
a salesperson is rude to you,
do you try to take this fact
into consideration and act gra-
ciously towards her? Do you
tell her what you are looking
for in a definite manner with
out asking that everything on
the shelves be hauled out for
your inspection?
Start Early
Do you start out early to
avoid the noon-hour shoppers,
and do you try to be thought
full and considerable of your CO.
shoppers as well as the sales
people? Dumping into other
people is bound to happen in
the crush. Do you apologize,
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By LYDIA LANE
HOLLYWOOD.

When lunched the other
day with Dorothy Malone, SO
many people stopped by to talk
to her that / remarked about
her popularity.
Il think you get back what
you give" she answered in all
sincerity. when you like peo-
pie they know it,"
The talk turned to beauty
and Dorothy confessed she had
a complex about her looks. 1T
started when we used to have
truth sessions at the sorority
house and we'd tell what was
wrong with each other. 1t
was generally agreed that had
lots of other things but wasn't
pretty. Even after / became a
cover girl l would suffer every
time a photographer would
make a critical remark about
my face.
But I've learned to know how
relatively unimportant is mere
regularity of features. The
other night I was at a party
where the room was filled with
glamour queens but the girl
getting the most attention was
not even pretty by standards
but she radiated a quality of
warmth and beauty that had a
greater impact than physical
perfection.
But it takes a mature atti-
tude to realize this Dorothy
continued, land most girls
have a big worry today if they
are not pretty. It's no wonder
since advertising tries to make
you feel inferior if you are
plain.
There is SO much girl can
do to improve herself and be-
lieve in changing everything
you can and in taking good
care of what you have; for
beauty is a gift up to rs and
after that it's up to you.
Now a Blond
Beauty is way Of life. It's
mental. If you feel beautiful,
think beautiful thoughts and
have confidence you'll always
make a good impression"
When l first met Dorothy
she was a brunei and obviously
from Texas. Now she's lost
her Southern accent and
changed her hair to blond. She
wears a long bob and when I
mentioned this she said, 81
think short hair is much
smarter. cut mine once but
it is not as good frame for
my face SO 1 Jet it grow and
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INAUGURAL
CALENDAR
Continued From Page Dc

Continued From Page Dc
Also serving as vice chair
men are: Mrs. Leonard w. Hall,
Mrs. George L. Hart, jr., Mrs.
Hiram Cole Houghton, Mrs. B.
Lowndes jackson, jr., Mrs. Gar
field I. Kass, Mrs. Harry Grant
Meem. Mrs. George Gordon
Moore, Mrs. Neill Phillips, Mrs.
Merriweather Post, Miss Cath
crime D. Scott, Mrs. A. Burks
Summers. Mrs. Ida Smith Tay-
Tor. Mrs. Parker West. Mrs.
Emory A. Wheeler and Mrs. j.
Franklin Wilson.
LiaisOn Members
Liaison committees and their
members are: Mrs. Styles
Bridges. Mrs. Andrew F.
Schoeppel and Mrs. J. Mark
Trice. United States Senate
Wives Committee; Representa-
tive Marguerite Stitt Church.
Mrs. Richard Simpson and
Mrs. Hugh Scott, United States
House of Representatives Com
mittee: Nine. Wilhelm Munthe
de Morgenstierne. Sonora Lii
Ian S. Sevilla -Sacasa and Mrs.
John Farr Simmons. Diplo-
matte Committee; Mrs. Arthur
w. Radford, Military Forces
Committee: Mrs. Homer Fer
suson. Mrs. Joseph c. McGar-
raphy. and Judge Mildred z.
Reeves, judiciary Committee.
Others serving on liaison
committees include: United
States Treasurer Ivy Baker
Priest and Mrs. Pearl Carter
Pace. Offlcials Government
Departments Committee: Mrs.
George c. McConnaughey and
Mrs. Whitney Gillilland. Inde-
pendent Agencies Committee:
Mrs. Robert Z. Mclaughlin
Mrs. David B. Karrick ana
Mrs. Samuel Spencer. District
Government Committee Mrs.
Floyd e. McCairee, White
House Committee.
Ofhcial Hostesses
One hundred and seventeen
prominent Washington women
will serve as official inaugura-
ton hoSteSses with another 81
serving as members OF the u
subcommittee Of the Ofiicial
Hostesses and Hospitality
Committee.
The subcommittee are. Ar
rangements. art galleries and
twilight concerts. budget,
church hospitality. co-ordi-
mating. embassies open house
and tours. guide book hospi-
tally liaison with the festival
ofietal welcoming and in
formation booths. Pan Ameri-
can Union reception for dis
tinruished women. tickets lists
and liaison hostess committee
tc The state society events.
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Questions and Answers

". nave received a number
OF invitations for afternoon
tea dances and debut parties
which are to be given at
hotels. l hate to 60 to these
things alone and I am Won
dering If it Is all right for me
to take my best beau. even
though he has not been in
vited.
Miss X. r. I.
A. Definitely not. The only
conditions under which you
may go with an escort is when
he has also received an invi-
tation for the party which you
are to attend.
4 y
@. Some very dear friends
OF mine were divorced a few
months ago. My husband and
/ are very anxious to ask them
both 10 a small party that we
are llnving on Christmas eve.
Wouo it be wise to ask both
of the n at the same time? 1
hate 10 ask one and not the
other.
Mrs. b. M. S.
A. This is a rather difficult
question to answer. Much de-
ponds upon the relationship
between the divorced couple.
1t might be wise to consult one
OF them first as to their feel
lngs in the matter, and act
accordingly.
tReeistered, United States Patent once
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or glare disdainfully if acct
dentally trod upon?
1t all boils down to common
consideration for the other
fellow.
Perhaps the old idea of do
ing unto others as you would
have them do unto you might
help us all to mind our man
ners when Christmas shop
ping, and instead of a long
string of ruffled tempers and
resentful stares following you
as you go, smiles and courte-
GUS, prompt service will be
your reward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-20
|oIh First-BuIIot
New York Votes
For Hurrimun Seen

NEW YORK. June 20 R.-
The New York State delegation
to the Democratic National Con-
vention is expected to give Gov.
Averell Hartman 911a of its 9s
votes for the presidential nomi-
nation on the first ballot.
The delegation was completed
yesterday with selection by the
State committee of "a at-large
delegates, each with a half vote.
All but two are hackers of Mr..
Hartman.
The two. favoring AdIai Ste
venson. are Senator Herbert H.
Lehman and Mayor Robert F.
Wagner of New York.
OF the other So delegates
elected on a district basis in
the June 5 primary. Mr.. Steven
son has the known support of
six. The district delegates each
have a full vote.
One of the at-large delegates
lis Franklin D, Roosevelt, Jr..
there had been speculation that
he might not be named because
he is registered with the State
Department as a legal represent
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CoroIino Governors Plan
Third Porty' Discussion

RALEIGH. N. c., June 20 (E1.
North Cardinals Gov. Luther
Hodges plans a personal talk
with Gov. George Bell Thinner
man, jr.. Of South Carolina on
a proposal for q Southern front
at the Democratic National Con-
vention.
Mr.. Hodges told a news con-
ference yesterday he is convinced
that Southern Democrats should
remain in the national party.
However. he said, it would be
perfectly all right to have a
sharing of opinion" among
Southern delegates to the ma
tional convention.
He commented on a letter
from Gov. Zimmerman suggest
ing a meeting of Southern dele
gates before the national conven
ton. The letter also suggested
that other Southern States follow
the lead of South Carolina in re
:essing instead Of adjourninl
State party conventions.
Gov. Hodges said he does no
feel formal meeting of South
ern delegates would be neces.
sary."
In Columbia, meanwhile, Gov
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Mitchell AssuiIs
Democrats on Lows

CLEVELAND. June 20 @.-
Legislation to help labor has
been sidetracked by Democrats
controlling congressional COM
mittees, especially Southern
Democrats. Secretary Of Labor
James p. Mitchell said here yes
terday.
Mr.. Mitchell told a news con-
ference after an address to the
convention of the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers:
Republicans have moved the
bills proposed by the admin
istration through the Labor De-
partment, but they have been
pigeonholed and sidetracked in
committee by Democrats"
In his speech to the inde-
pendent rail operating union
delegates, representing 10000
members, Mr.. Mitchell reviewed
major improvements IN labor
legislation affecting railroad
workers since President Essen
hover came into Office in 1852.
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IStevenson's Best Bel,
Gov. Coleman Suys

ACKERMAN, Miss. June 20
(P1.-Gov. j. P. Coleman, prom
Using to do his dead level best to
prevent the destruction of the
Democratic Party" picks Adlai
Stevenson as the best bet" for
the party's presidential nominal
ton.
The Endorsement was Mr.. Cole
mans personal choice since he
the statement did not
bind either the State party or
himself.
He told a press conference
yesterday he believed President
Eisenhower's recent illness and
operation would prevent his
seeking a second term.
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candidate, and before the nomi-
nation of a Vice President.
Their assigned theme will be the
Importance of the vice presi-
dency in this era of the cold
war and the hydrogen bomb.
Both speakers are expected to
re-emphasize the single heart
beat" that separates the Vice
President from the White House,
on the assumption that any po-
litical talk of hearts must re-
mind listeners again of Mr..
Eisenhowers' major illness.
To do it the right" way, the
strategists would have neither
of the speakers refer directly to
either Mr.. Eisenhower or Mr..
Nixon. Mrs. Roosevelt, they are
confident. would accept that
subtle approach. OF the no.
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Pharmacist Of Yeur
For Virginia Elected

RICHMOND, June 20 (P.-
DR.. r. Blackwell Smith. jr., pres
ident-elect of the Medical Col
lege of Virginia, has been elected
Pharmacist of the Year" in
Virginia.
His election was announced
to more than 1000 druggists at
tending the diamond jubilee
convention of the Virginia Phar-
'maceutical Association here last
night. The award is made each
year to a member of the associa-
ton for service to pharmacy,
community. State and Nation.
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to newsmen that the sick Presi-
dent had to ''reappraise" his re-
election decision. he was pri-
vately telling his party's conven-
ton arrangements committee to
accept the fact that Mr.. Eisen-
hover will be the Republican
nominee.
AS a result the Democratic
committee has mapped a "tele-
vision-age" convention program
in which ex-President Harry S.
Truman and ex-First Lady
Eleanor Roosevelt will have the
Job of selling. The thought that
a vote for a sick Eisenhower may
be a vote to make Richard Nixon
President by death and success
sion.
The tentative plan is to have
Mrs. Roosevelt and Mr.. Truman
address the convention after it
has nominated a presidential
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Timmerman's office received a
letter from John Sammons Bell
Georgia party chairman, prais-
ing the South Carolina Cover
nor's motives as most worthy
and should be supported"
Mr.. Bell wrote Gov. Thinner.
man that he would appoint q
steering committee at the proper
time" to meet with similar
groups from South Carolina and
other Southern States who de-
sire to participate,
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toriously blunt Mr.. Truman
they're not so sure.
Not without possibility in the
minds of some strategists is that
the twin speeches might be so
effective. particularly over tele-
vision. that the convention might
be stampeded into nominating
either Mr.. Truman, or Mrs.
Roosevelt, for Vice President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-20

ative Of the Dominican Republic.
Others include James A. Far
ley, former national and state
chairman, and Mrs. Thurgood
Marshall, wife of the counsel for
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People.
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|Hurrimun Talk Listed

GREAT BEND. Kan. June 20.
|R.-oov. Averell Hartman Of
New York win speak at q State
wide Democratic rally and bar-s
becue here July 20. A letter of
confirmation from Mr.. Hartman
was received yesterday, sponsors
said.
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500 Million Photos

ROCHESTER, N. Y. - About
26 million families in the United
States take upwards of 500 mil
lion photographs a year, an in
creasing number of them in full
color.
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Democrat Chiefs Think
Eisenhower Will Run
BY MARTIN S. HAYDEN
North American NeRspaper Alliance

If President Eisenhower bows out of the presidential
because Of illness the most surprised in Washington will be
the Democratic saegss who have been saying is the Pres
dents obligation" to do just that.
revealed here that the very time last that
Democratic National Chairman Butler publicly
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STEEOGRAPHFR
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OIL BURNER. Heat RAY; complete
controls. oil tank 275 gallon ~
axe a.; bss, on Sff,S ~ OF I.5s5i ~
ORGANS AND PIANOs--Orsat re-
modelling sale nos Eoing on doors
must BE- cleared organs ana pianps
at sacrifice prices KIT 8, 1880
o st. nv. RE 1929
ORGAN. used Wurlitzsr spinst, for
sale a. a Wortnvhiie saving oyer
the new nries attest model 81
7-afO0. JoRDANs. corner i5tn
and q ste. M.