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Evening star., 1956-08-18
Everyone Gives d Little,
And Democrats Are Cav
By MARY McGRORY

STAR CONVENTION BUREAU. CHICAGO, Aug ls.-Were
all friends here And got pictures to prove it.
Everybody had to give little but everybody glad do It,
Harry Truman admitted maybe he should have kept his big
mouth shut Estes Kefauer used two big words show
he's at home with the eggheads And Ada Stevenson
Evening star., 1956-08-18
Maryland Sets Record
On Bondwogon Delays

STAR CONVENTION BUREAU. CHICAGO. Aug. 18--An
internally SCARED Maryland delegation the Democratic
Convention homewad bound today with record Of delays
in jumping bandwagons.
And George Mahoney presumed to have grip on the
contingent had wounds OF his administered
Evening star., 1956-08-18
How the Stotes Voted
On Second-PIoce Choice

CHICAGO Aug. 18 -Here is composite Of the two off,
cal roll calls for nomination Of Democratic ePredena
Evening star., 1956-08-18

Totals Gore i7s-l3l2; Kefauver 483ja-775h Kennedy,
3O4-58S Humphrey l3422 First ballot delegates from
Ohio and from Illinois did vote: Wagner got 10 from
Delaware. from Hawaii 3la from Illinois y from iowa from
Montana from Nevada 32 from Jersey 9s from New
York Ga from PENNSYLVANIA from Puerto Rico y from Utah
from Virgin Islands total 1924 others got: Collins H.
Hodges 4O Brown Symington Maner Clement 13s John
~ total 1861. 80 ~
Second ballot So delegates from Florida ai sror, Tn
diana from North Carolina and from Ohio did not vote
Wagner got 9 votes and Clement ~
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vorced from David Tebet, is
in no hurry to remarry. az
have a couple of men ! like in
New York and a couple here
I go out with, but I'm very
happy as a bachelor girl. I
have an apartment in New
York City and will do two
more spectaculars for NBC
next year, so ! guess I'll be
dividing my time on the two
coasts"
Nanette is on the band
wagon to make a plea for
the middle-aged woman whose
children are grown UP and who
wants to work.
II have a sister who vas
training to be a teacher when
she married." said Nanette.
Her children are now grown
and she'd like to help out with
the teacher shortage. She was
told it will take four years
to qualify. Does it take a de-
gree to teach f1rst-graders?
We need teachers so desper-
ately, Sheilah. you'd be doing
a favor to the middle-aged
women of America If you put
this in print. 1t isn't the pay
check these women want; it's
being needed and doing some
thing useful"
If enough ladies in their
40s and sos feel the same way,
maybe something could be
done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

writers. The same writers can
become as tiresome as wearing
the same dress every day.
Couldn't Sleep
when I came to Hollywood
at the end of August" con-
tinued Nanette, IT was so
wound up. I couldn't sleep for
two weeks. I had, all that
energy and nowhere to put it.
The year before I gave my
self a vacation but I was up at
dawn, swimming. exhausting
myself because I couldn't sud-
denly turn off the tap and
relax" (How well I know! ]
was all over the place after I
stopped my five shows a week
for NBC last year,.
I'm eight pounds heavier
than / was" Nanette observed.
picking at her salad. No girl
likes to be eight pounds heavier
even if she is still slender.
Are you going to. live here
now?" I asked.
II don't know" said Nanette.
"It's the old problem. This is
my home. The work is mostly
here. Television is here and
I'm hoping a good picture
comes along. I own a home in
Beverly Hills which I rented
to Lillian Small agent sister
Of Metro Boss Dore Schary)
and when here I'm guest in my
house."
Miss Fabray, recently di-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
After Sid Everything
Is AnticIimox for Nan

Sid. I do High Button Shoes
for NBC as a spectacular Mo-
vember "a. We wanted Phil
Silvers to recreate his role with
me on Broadway. That year
Phil and I won a lot Of awards.
But CHS wouldn't let him do
it. I wish High Button Shoes
was to be filmed. It's a big
cry of mine. So many great
shows on television are lost
forever. It's like the the
ater. One performance should
always be filmed and given to
a museum or film library.
Wouldn't you love to see
Jeanne Eagels in Rain and
Mary Martins and Ezio
Pinza's first performance in
South Pacific? But the unions
won't allow it.
Shed Like a Series
"I'd like to do a series on
film, but I'm in no hurry. Any
thing 1 do after working with
Sid is an anticlimax. We
worked at a top peak, a show
every week. We didn't see
the scenery or costumes until
the day of the show. The
costumes started arriving at
5-we had to be on the show
at 8. We only rehearsed two
or three days. They spent
Wednesday and Thursday
writing: we rehearsed Friday.
Saturday and did the show
Monday.
1T called Sid when he was
sick in the hospital. He's like
a big baby. He can also be the
unfunniest man in the world
in private life unless he's re-
laxed-then he's funny. A lot
of the situations on the show
with Sid came from us remem-
bering incidents. He has such
a productive mind! It's not
like making suits or sweaters.
You get tired and to keep it
up you've got to have some
thing new, something slim
ulating. That's, the reason for
the big turnover In comedy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD. (NANA).-
when ! see the Sid Caesar
show" said Nanette Fabray.
IT have no perspective at all.
know the lines, I see the
faces. but I feel I should be
there"
"Were you sorry to end it?"
asked the brunette star who
made a hit as Mrs. Sid on the
Caesar show for two years.
eyes," Nanette replied
frankly. Its a shame there
is nothing permanent in this
world. Janet Blair cher sue
cessor this season. is in an
unfair position. When I came
on the show, Sid had done
eight programs by himself
without Imogene Coca. I came
on as a guest; then he asked
me to do another show and l
stayed. Janet deserves the
right to have the same chance.
She's an enormously talented
girl. And there's no reason
why she won't eventually bring
in her own STYLE"
I asked Nanette the why and
wherefor of the two other
ladies on the show this year.
This had been planned before
she left. Its too big a bur-
den for one girl to carry every
week." she replied. There are
five big elements in the show.
Sometimes I'd be in four out
of five. It's an enormous
burden-that and the irrita-
ting comparisons.
Give Janet Time
"Janet must have known 1t
would happen. 1t took me six
months to make them forget
that had succeeded Imogene.
The ones that have stayed UP
there proved they are fine.
Just give Janet time and I
know she'll make it,"
Nanette's future TV plans
will have some telefilming, she
hopes. Il did the Jack Benny
show as my first away from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

ElviS Presley and Marilyn
Monroe; John Wayne and
Sophia Loren; Steve Cochran
and Anita Ekberg; Anna Mag
mani and Marion Brando; Ava
Gardner and Frank Sinatra;
Montgomery Cliff and Susan
Hayward and Audrey Hepburn
and Gary Cooper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
Hathaway Calls
For Chemistry

HOLLYWOOD. up. - d.
rector Henry Hathaway be-
lieves the answer to the movies
boxoff1ce problem is chemistry
in casting.
Team stars the public wants
to see," argues Hathaway,
land they'll flock to theaters.
They used to do it for Carlo
and Gilbert, Gable and Har-
low, Astaire and Rogers, and
Taylor and Turner. They'll do
1t again."
Some Of Henry's modern
chemical castings would be:
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GRAHAM

Continued From Page BIS
Paramount-United States Am
bassador John Lodge. Cary and
wife Betsy Drake report that
Princess Grace Kelly made a
good ambassador for America
with the people of Spain.
y 4 \ 4
Meeting Richard Widmark at
20th-Fox, / congratulated him
on his new picture price of
100000. Its incredible, but
they offer it and I take it," he
grinned. Dick, just back from
Arizona and THE Last Wagon, +"
will make one more film before
1.-THE Seven File" for his indie
pendent company in which he
plays an awful heel. "And there's
no truth to the story that I'm
leaving California" he told me.
my daughter Annie refuses to
leave our back yard"
Dan Daley, lunching near by
with Phyllis Avery, his wife in
THE Best Things in Life Are
Free" hopes the studio will by
pass his next picture, because
1 have four-week date in
Nevada" He didn't tell me, but
the price per week is $780, 900.
Talking of money-Gary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-05

and Brisks Fluode is the only FuOrde proved in 10 year
clinical tests the Auorde being used successfully
in supplies the dentists successfully reduce
decay. That's why this same uorde widely approved by
medical dental and governmental authority, is now in Brisk
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SULLIVAN

Continued From Page B-S
head captain John Gruber,
rushed to Mount Sinai.
4 y 4
Westchester golf courses spot
lighted: United States Open
qualifying rounds at West
chester Country Club today:
Palm Beach tourney at Wykagyl
Wednesday: annual Hochster So
hole memorial at tough Quaker
Ridge, on the goth; United
Hospital pro-amateur at Apa-
wants, on the 25th. =. Jimmy
Stewart bowling out of MGM's
Designing Woman" unless he
gets Grace Kelly. Milt
Rackmil Z and jeanne Jordan
serious. The Steve Belloises
called him Steve Jr. David
Gimbel switched to Melissa Wes-
ton. At the Carlton, Truman
Capote 20 pounds thinner.
Peggy Lees manager, Ed Kelly,
and Vera Lee honeymooning.
Jacques Belasco's MGM record,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-05

Of putting her bust in the place
of the late Franklin D. Roose-
velt's. which dominates the ia
nous square. I also hear that
M. M. is mighty good in BUS
Stop" and that she really gives
in the acting department.
Dawn Adams is in hot water.
She's being raped by United
States newsmen for playing OPP
posite Charlie Chaplin in "A
King in New York" And she
was chided by the British for
starring in an Italian movie,
London Calling North Pole"
that's said to be highly anti
British. Dawn'S the wife of
Prince Vittorio Massimo, but
still holds her British citizen
ship.
Young Lori Nelson. plagued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-05
Marine Bond to Open
Series Tomorrow

The Marine Band will open its
summer series at 8 pm. tomor-
row on the Capitol Plaza with a
program Of symphonic and mar
tial music.
The band is under the direction
of Capt. Albert Schoepper.
A second summer series of con-
certs will begin on June II at
she Watergate near the Lincoln
Memorial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-05
3 Boys Are Held
For Tokinq Cars

Three boys who took a week
end Joy ride in a car that wasn't
theirs are in the Receiving Home
today, charged with unauthor-
lied use of that car and of car
taken in April.
A fourth youth. II. was re-
leased to his parents after being
charged with unauthorized use
In the, theft last weekend.
Police said the three boys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-05

Cooper was paid 100000 for his
recent life story in a national
weekly magazine. But he didn't
get it all-$25.0O0 went to the
guy who wrote it, and 10 per
cent to his agent. BY the time
he added the remainder to his
tax bracket. Coop was lucky if
he kept $4,000.
X 4 X X
Dana Wynter told her best
friends in Hollywood that she
would not marry good-looking
Greg Bautzer in New York,
where they both are right now.
OF course. that could change
before this gets into print.
Marilyn Monroe has set up
Offices in London's Grosvenor
Square and I hear some of her
more rabid fans are thinking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-05
O7/H BRISK has EZUORLDE IS,

gives extra protection FIUOrde alone cant give best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-05

charged in both incidents. two
of them IA and one II. along
with the fourth boy. took q car
Saturday night from the 1900
block of Evarts street NE. The
boys were arrested after the car
stalled on Hawaii avenue later
that night.
Investigation linked three of
the boys. all of whom are colored.
with the theft Of another car
from that area last April IA.
The case was investigated by
Juvenile Squad Detectives Fred
Miller and Leonard Faina. *
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-05

"Picaroon." a click. Dana
Wynter and Greg Bautzer at LIE
Pavilion. Sonia Henie and Nils
Onstad al Perona's. Tom
Mix's widow, Olive, completed his
biog. 10 Carroll Dennison
and her husband. Russell Stone
ham. expecting a December stork.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.


number of occasions. is refus-
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don't blame her.
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He kept grinning at Lorry.
He was trying to show of, try
ing in his kids way to impress
her. George felt his face flush.
He wondered what the boy
would say if he told him, Look
here, this girl isn't my daughter.
I'm in love with her. We're
going to be married"
I'm ready" Lorry said.
Are your"
George nodded. Sure"
Detours, chains, nothing
made any difference - she was
ready. George thought back.
1t had been Lorry who'd sug-
gested leaving right away to get
married in Nevada, where they
wouldn't have to wait. OF
course, he'd wanted to, too, but
yet it had been Lorry's idea;
and now he asked himself:
does she really mean H.?
The boy followed them out
side. The harder it rains,"
he said, the better like it,"
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While the attendant pumped gasoline into the car,
the man and the girl through the rainy night into
the small restaurant As they seated themselves the
counter the man glanced around the room. There
but one other customer, youngster of about twenty
one who must have belonged to the FINISHED sedan
outside.
George Fremore examined the boy moment watch
ing the way the boy had paused in his drinking Of
beer to stare openly and appreciatively at Lory And
then George looked up at the mirror behind the counter
Loy met his eyes in the reflection and winked at him.
She was lovely and beaming. and George felt the warm
good feeling flow through him.
A large man in a white apron appeared and asked,
Golfer
George nodded, and then he noticed his own refiec-
ton He the handsome but older face; he the
prematurely gray hair Lorry was older than the
boy, but he he fourteen years Older. Something
cold, something that had been moving into him ever
since they started this trip dulled the good feeling
The man behind the counter placed two steaming
mugs before them.
LorTy tasted her coffee instantly, making face.
"Wondegfulr' she breathed
George turned to her, awed once again by her fresh
beauty She did this like everything else; he let his
coffee cool bit, she tried instantly and loved it.
The boy said Another beer, huh, Mac?"
The man behind the counter got out second bottle,
uncapped it and placed it before the boy. Then he
turned to Geofge
From San Franciscan
George nodded.
Going far?'
Nevada" George said. Virginia City,
you've got detom a ways up the mountains, did
you know that?''
George shook his head, surprised. NO
Rough winter" the man said. And now this rain.
Take it easy, that's all"
The boy filed his glass from the second bottle Hell.
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what's detour? l figure III be in Carson City by
midnight. Easy
There had been little reason for the boys statement,
George knew. He had just wanted to say something,
anything And George knew why to impress Lorry.
The boy kept smiling at Lorry, and then he looked
at George. He continued to smile, but in different
way - though making an effort to pay Difference to
George. And suddenly George knew what he thought
- he thought that George was Lory's father
George gripped his hands the counter and looked
at them.
George" Lorry said softly, whats the matter?"
He looked at her gently. Nothing. Not a thing"
She lowered her voice so that only he could hear.
you don't look like the happy groom-to-be. darling
He smiled, but it was with effort.
Darling" she whispered, and she moved so that
her knee touched his. Il love you so much!''
Now the emotion welled up in him. He wanted
right now, to take her in his arms and hold her so
tightly that he would lose her. He'd thought
years ago, when Mary died, that he would feel
this way again. And then. finally he'd met Lory. And
now she was everything in the world. But she
twenty zone, and he
The counterman said, THAT detour she's muddy.
Chains might be good idea. You got sOme?'
George looked up. Eyes"
OF course he had chains As the years passed you de-
veloped care for such things. He'd had the entire
checked for this trip. He'd bought new. reliable
jack He had tow rope coed neatly in the trunk.
HELL" the boy said. i've never used chains in
INV life
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George turned"to the attendant Maybe you'd
better put my chains on"
The attendant nodded Right"
The boy was standing beside LorTy now, talking to
her. Something frightened inside Of Georee because
they looked so right standing together. He felt suddenly
defeated.
The boy included George with his smile II was just
telling her that Nevada is the place. all right. Reno
Las Vegas" Then he motioned at the attendant who
was putting the chains Georges tires. Man. you'll
get anywhere with those on 8
George started to speak, then did not. He did not
try to explain because there was explaining You
had to live the years to understand reasonabeness
'Okay," the attendant said finally. IAN ready"
The boy stood with them a moment longer, then he
said. well, maybe we'll into each other again"
He included both of them, but he was looking at
Lory
Lorry said, GOOD luck"
The boy trotted confidently toward his car
Moments later, George drove forward slowly, and
at the same moment the boy gunned his engine, then
wheeled onto the highway, tires shrieking.
The boys tail lights disappeared swiftly and George
eased onto the pavement. chains clackine.
Lorry moved to him. hugging his right arm. YOU'RE
so silent, darling"
"Lorry listen I've been thinking. Maybe it's wrong
this way. Maybe it's too quick. Maybe we ought to. -
She examined him. "Last-mnute litters?''
mo, Lorry. OF course not. But -"
She put finger his lips then leaned closer and
kissed his You couldn't get out Of this no matter
how hard you tried. l wouldn't let you. Don't you
know THAR
Tie started to explain to tell her that she didn't
know really. what she was getting into. But then he
did not. He took deep breath and felt her cioseness
and he said nothing more at ALL
The rain increased as they moved on, and on either
side there nothing but blackness hiding the sheer
drops to valleys far below Then red flares
appeared and carefully George turned onto the deour
The counterman had been right. The road was muddy
and difficult. George glanced at Lorry She was alert
but not frightened, despite the fact that they
climbing higher and higher narrow slippery road.
In a way, George thought this road was like the
marriage they were moving toward some parts Of it
would be narrow and slippery But Lory wasn't fright
ened Of that either because she didn't project ahead
he did. Was it fair? George asked himself. He loved
her and wanted her than life itself But did she
really know what she was doing?
George gripped the wheel hard straning to see He
wondered how far ahead the boy now. Certainly,
George knew, would not be driving tedously like this
And then George saw it, a fare Of lights. George
slowed. and then Lorry them too, easping. The
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feed you'll find an ally in Electric Air Condition.
ing. Its cool climate makes youngsters uant to
eat. You don't have to coax or scold.
LIVE TER-ELECTRICALLY- Cooler too!
Mealtime and all the time . :. . for just pennies
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See your Electric Appliance Dealer now for
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Heating and Air Conditioning Contractor about
built-in air conditioning for the whole house.
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Worshom News Events
Worshom News Events
Elementary Operetta cinderella In
FlOweriand' Delights School Audience

There was Z memorial SERVICE
at the BAPTIST Church Sunday al
ternoon Rev Ralph Cutler, Of
Warrenton, N. c., former pastor
of the church. conducted this ser
vice.
The audience that gathered at
the school Friday night forgot the
work-a day world when t h e y
glimpsed fairyland III the operet-
ia Cinderella in Flowerland. /"
presented by the elementary
grades 1t was a very colorful and
lovely performance.
Juniors and Seniors of the High
SCHOOL, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs j Boyd Bakby, Mrs Clar-
ence Allen and Aubrey Whorley.
enjoyed trip to Norfolk Satur-
day. They inspected several large
ships Besides seeing other points
of interest they saw a part Of the
program sponored by the Armed
Forces. Those going from this
neighborhood were Wilma Sue
Smelcer. Peggy Mckay. Archer
Southall. Earl DeHart and Ber-
nard Mckay.
Among those attending the final
Billy Graham service Sunday
night in Richmond We're Mrs.
Raymond Chernault. Mrs t W.
Carter, Jr. Mrs Q. A. SOuthall.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-29
AsInIy

John Sanderson is recovering
from a recent accident sustained
when a section of a power mower
flew off. causing a compound frac
ture of his foot.
Friends Of Mrs G. A Stonnell are
happy to find her in good condition
following weeks stay in South
side Hospital
Mrs. Ada Nelson returned home
FRIDAY from an extended visit with
her daughter and son-in-laW. Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Travis, who accom-
panied her home for the week end.
W. P Sanderson visited his
brothcr-m-laW James Walton. in
Richmond Tuesday
Mrs. D. +, Brown, Mrs c. F.
Brown, of Ballsville. and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Thompson, of H t
Springs. were recent guests of the
w. f. Sandersons
w. Z. Bagby who has been quite
sick. is improving
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Webster. Of
| Michigan. spent q weeks vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and MIS-. J.
H. Meador. Mr.. and Mrs W Whit
ter, of Farmville. and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F Whittier. of Richmond. were
/ dinner guests on Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-29
Henry H. Teabo- II,
Dies At buckingham

Henry Harrison Teabo. TO, died
Sunday, May q, at the home OF
4 daughter. Mrs. J w. Gordon, at
Buckingham.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Nealie M Teabo and one ether
daughter, Mrs H c. Gordon. Of
Mt Sydney.
Funeral services will be held to-
day TUESDAY, at p. m. at Bear
Funeral Home, Churchville. with
interment in Green Hill Cemetery,
Augusta County