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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
.undtAttucks
Funds Report
Special Dispatch to The star

Senator Mundt. Republican of
South Dakota, in a Senate speech
late yesterday, attacked a report
by the Fund for the Republic
on blacklisting in the entertain
ment industry.
Senator Mundt said he consid-
cred the report an effort by the
fund Ito give aid and comfort
to communism" and announced
he was going to inquire into the
tax-exempt status of the money
received by the fund.
The fund was organized by the
Ford Foundation in 1858 as a
separate entity with a SIS mil
lion endowment.
Senator Mundt said he found
it tremendously disquieting" to
realize that funds contributed
to the Fund for the Republic
from the earnings of the Ford
Co. can be used Ito diScredit
activities engaged in by those
Americans seeking to free them
selves Of the Communist men
ace"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26

Annual Session

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2s up.
In the spotlight Of election year
politics. the National Association
for the Advancement Of Colored
People opened its 47th annual
convention here today with
nearly 1000 delegates on hand.
AS delegates streamed into the
Civic Auditorium to register for
the six-day meeting, workshop
leaders and committee groups
met to confer on advance con-
vention and association business.
Formal opening tonight will
include welcome speeches and q
keynote address at a public mass
meeting in the auditorium.
Thurgood Marshall. NAACP spe-
cial counsel who led the success
full legal battle for racial de-
segregation in United States
schools, is the billed keynoter.
Yesterday Roy wilkins OF
New York, association executive
secretary, sharply criticized the
Eisenhower administration Tor
what he described as a passive,
neutral" attitude about achiev-
ing racial Indignation in the
schools of Southern States.
He blamed both political par
ties for the lag. and limited that
the NAACP would voice de-
mands on each for far stronger
civil rights plank in its plat
form than in previous conven-
ton years, now that school de-
segregation has become law.
1.-The White House ought not
to be passive at a time like
this, he said. adding he thought
it should lend its prestige to
the side Of enforcing the Su-
preme Court decree"
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Powell Lushes Out
[At Negro College

ORANGEBURG. S. c., June rs
tR. - Representative Powell.
Democrat Of New York. has
charged that the South Carolina
State College for Negroes sex
PEELED the cream Of the student
body" after an April strike in
retaliation for the boycott Of
films owned by prominent White
Citizens Council members.
And. the Negro Iawmaker
added. There shouldn't be any
Federal funds sent to any State
that is conducting Q reign Of
terror in defiance Of the elemen-
tails Of democracy and In defiance
Of Federal law"
Mr.. Powell said in New York
that six faculty members we're
fired and IS students dismissed
and that he intends to bring the
situation to the attention of
Congress this week when debate
begins on Federal aid to schools
legislation.
Secretary w. c. Bethea Of the
schools Board Of Trustees said
only one student was expelled.
but Is others were asked at the
close Of the school year not to
return this fall.
Mr.. Bethea said further that
three faculty members were not
given contract renewals and
several others chose not to
return.
Mr.. Bethea termed the student
strike an "insurrection" and
said "The NAACP is just trying
to goad us into closing the school
so they'll have an excuse to seek
entrance at our white colleges"
He called the schools presi-
dent, Benner c. Turner. a mod
crate" on racial matters and said
the NAACP is "out to get" him
because "they can't stand that"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
Police Repair
OF Cars Backed

A recommendation that the
Metropolitan Police Department
handle its own vehicle repair
work was to go to the Commits
sioners today.
District Highway Director j.
w. Robertson said he decided to
make the recommendation after
a conference yesterday with
Police Chief Robert v. Murray.
Chief Murray expressed a sim
liar view before the Commits
sioners last week. He has long
said he believes the police de-
partment should have the re-
sponsibility for the maintenance
of its cars.
Now Await Turn
The repair work now is ham
died at the District Garage un-
der the supervision Of the High
way Department. The garage
operates on a f1ve-day week. il
was pointed out, and police cars
must wait their turn for repairs
Every week end, according to
Chief Murray, as many as eight
or nine scout cars have been out
of use for minor repairs. Un-
marked headquarters cruisers
have been substituted, which
Chief Murray said is not de-
Sirable.
Handicap in Location
The transfer Is months ago of
the District Garage from the
old Ford Building at John Mar
shall place and Pennsylvania
avenue NV. to Second and
Bryant streets NV, three miles
away, has compounded the prob
lem, Chief Murray declared.
Chief Murray suggested the
department take over its own re-
pair work in the Ford Building
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Cupt. Crune Gets Posi-

SOUTH CHARLESTON, w.
Va. June 26 (P.-Capt. Richard
H. Crane, 1881 graduate of the
Naval Academy. has been named
commanding officer Of the United
States Naval Ordnance plant
here. He succeeds Capt. Phillip
8. Morgan. jr., who will retire
Saturday after 30 years of service.
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ICAAdJO1 AdAAACAR - Sk00S~A ~
Germany be encouraged to ask
Russia to release puppet East
Germany in exchange "for a
united Germany which agrees to
be unarmed and neutral, but is
otherwise free"
The Senator said it may seem
strange" to advocate such a
course close on the heels Of the
Adenauer's Washington visit
during which German rearma-
ment and reunif1cation was re-
affirmed as prime goals of the
two countries. Mr.. Adenauer
also pledged anew that he would
not discuss reuniflcation with
Moscow unless the United States,
Britain and France also took
part.
Notes Allies Concern
Senator Flanders declared that
rearmament and reunion are
practically Incompatible. Also,
he added, German rearmament
docs not fit into the aspirations
of the German people" and lit
does arouse the fears of our
allies"
why did we ever believe that
the Soviet government could be
persuaded to release East Ger
many to a rearmed Western Ger
many?" Senator Flanders asked.
Russia fears a rearmed enemy,
and nothing we can say or do
will remove that fear so long as
We are pressing rearmament."
The Senator said that as early
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BUDGET Millinery Reduced
Month-end! chiIdren's Shops.

ShrInoon Silver Spring. Conn Ave
$29e and $500 Stow Hots to ond to l4---$ and SlS9
Girls SIS Fitted Wool Coats checks solid eoor SIZE L. S499
Girls $49o $l0S9 Pote Cotton Dresses 6- 2so TO 1893
Girls S9 $3.50 Dresses ond oceoe sizes liz $99 1898
Sub Teens $3.50 to $500 Cotton Print Skirts end $59S
Sub Teens $500 $3.50 Dresses oeo few cotions S99Slo99
Infon $9s $sss shOesso e intermediates wokn9 SOLE. mostly
whites (Onk Silver Spring ond Shno,on)- $lS5 and 95
81 50 $9o Fitted Crib Sheets end prints ond size ST. $5
81 so Insulated Bottle Holders poses keeps worm Or cool 70 hrs
S395 10 $l295 Toys stuffed toys, dolls H95 to Y9S
Fomous Makers Hondmod-$l6o DopeF SSI 2S9 Zpe Diaper
Sets-S99 $500 Pnofoes-S299 $l99 Sunsus 81 ~
STYLES Nony coiofs Se9
$9o 70 $500 Dresses end cotons few nons II ont5
stripes solid coo Dess-up end STYLES Sl9' S3S9
So9 UnGned Joket cotton and sheen eooordrs sSS
So and S29o Soks eo end eobofene SS0 and SIPS
81 So Cotton Sport Shirts - ST..
500 $3.50 coo Sets cotton osted
IZon .-.---
s7ss and Sse5 Terry Robes oze o. orc
70 "a ----------------------S 499 and $3.50
Boby BOy 1912 Cotton crsspen-e H.
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Flanders Calls on Bonn
To Meet Soviet on Unity
BY the Associated Press

Flanders Republican of Vermont proposed today
that West Germany negotiations with Moscow for
German reunihcation
He conceded speech prepared for the Senate that this
suggestion direct variance with Eisenhower
administration policy.
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s49.e9 to $500 Spring COATS
Dressy ond eosuol styles
for misses and juniors

Woo coo and button teoe TO eight button shes-ho
oht oens include the knitted look tonnes ono otne "eov
Fofstonn Anoo end Hockonum them Wonderful Vo1ouon
end buyno pink ood beige blue oouc eoro enc
white Sizes to IS end 10 10
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Month-end! Spring Coots, Third Floor

l2-e $3.50 Topper $40 A woc hopsoke ooots with crest
trlnrino. now red white: 8 10 IA,
l7-Mi $3.50 Toppes SIS Cropped ces green oqo Woo
i-Mes s4s9o Sycamore Toppe $ss Bare end Anglo wOoers
sdond-No tuxedo ond button styles no ood neee fed sizes
80 l6
i-Mses $3.50 Spring coots $40 Knitted hpe wooens ond ether
or ocs ncfdno weeds oressy and cosnl blue, grey noW
3-Me sSos9 Silk coots S45 NnY blue imported French SIX sizes
g. TO- IA -
brod trimmed color navy blue: sizes 10 ond u
6-ses $500 Sycamore Coots $ Grey beige Fosra0n SIX
o-i s5see Sycamore coots s4s Des cosuo styles Beoe
WOODEN: pink oos, noY
4o-is s9Ss coshmer. Toppe S Tuxedo style red beige;
Il 10 l6
7-Junors Sss Wool TOpper SIS Light doen wool ruby
ne weoves. pink oquo, " ond IS
6-Junur $500 Tppe $3o eoerSeht Bombuoe we've wosn
S-unos $3.50 Spring coots So Wool hopsokno Jersey basket
we've ether fobcs postel cos5o end dress IS
s-uns SIS Fitted Coats S35 Beige grey wooer sizes g.
3-unos $500 Sycamore Dress Coot $5 Popular Beo woce
cold color sizes g. H. IS
5~unos 1926 Dress coo s45 NO Petit wooen
H.
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Month-end! Misses Dresses, Second Floor

'' $SSS Dresses SIS Aoccoon dresses including costumes
ond few oo silk Cotton nyc orn-ondoon prints poss ord
1892 $3.50 Dresses $50 Silk oreonzo silk ontno
silk prints ond on chcns gowns Group Grey blue
pink white eoro orchid noV black Including costumes coct
ensembles
$lL9S ond Sle9o Dresses ST. onepece hopec STYLES ocn
eepes oon toetos skondeoton beno SILK prints grey BEIGE no
block end posels 80
$3.50 and $3.50 Dresses $z Printed silks ocns orcnondecon
blocks -"
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Month-end Women's Dresses, Second Floor

B-S799 to SZ99 Dresses SIT Royon pHned se
printed silk ontunos broken sizes light ond dork eoors
5oS299s Dresses SIS Block ond with us and
touches white blue silk shonunos, 6z to IN.
20-S25 Dresses SIS Printed oon toffeo with oon coats
grey; linens blue silk prints pink blue silk snon
lungs French blue
-$2S9e to S39se Dresses $40 Ane Jersey prints with peod s<rs
blue White oneotoknd desy oeo
rayon bfocooes
7-Ss990 s6SS9 Dresses SIS $40 eock-ondwe silk prints
lei oon boeo dresses French blue
l6z Q 2o5
S-s6oss $ss Dresses s5s Navy silk shontuno topee dresses
beero black silk s1ontuncs
l-Sllo Desy Silk Print, SIS. Size 201
$3.50 Wool Costume with Print Top SIS. SIZE 20l9
Sis Dresses So5 Sheer Jacket dess GOA silk jacket
dress 2ol5 six weed SUITS blue 40, red, 20
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Month-End! Sports Shop, Third Floor
1859 Wool Toppe-s-fy ned bc~ coots in blue red sizes
10 to IA
$3.50 Spun Royon su-S6-heked oket SOLD color sim SKIRT no
brown 10 to IA.
SosS Royon Sui-S7o5-n trimming collar ond cuffs Of boy
Iocket, blue chcrcoal 10 TO "a
$3.50 White Wool Sweoter oeket-S-b boeo with nestones
and lace trim Sizes 50 ono 40
S09o Bouses-$6-short sport shirts Dooronond-s blue
beoe green Also white wool Jersey shirts. 10 to 10
$3.50 to $3.50 AWeoer COOts$4coon "eeds ond popns
fitted cosc oe coots end with
nnochno hot All Ined noy notHo. brown rust to Is
Szoo Wool SkiS795-s onnes green cherry peoch 10 to H.
S7oo and $999 Sk-Sll-eed ond fonnes slim oettes
BEIGE cherry, blue 10 to Is
SoOs and S4OS Bermuda shoraoos cordOys pod eho
coo brown block 10 to 6
3-$5o95 Cashmere ockets-S5-notHo sizes 10 ond Is f ST..
$3.50 coic Sui-Sl5-bock nov, sk-ondoeetote 10 to IT,
$3.50 S799 Bou-$-summer cotons linens non Jersey cotton
nd-do-ron sleeveless boet sleeves white, pink oue
BEIGE yellow pink end prints Sizes so to 50
$500 So BlouseS-5Pno cotton Docon ond linen oil wie
ob ord sco trims level neckne short and "a sleeves 81 to S.
Month-End Budget Sports, Street Floor
1913 to $3.50 BIouses-$l S3Doon nyon tect cotton broad
ots prints poste with c ond ono sleeves level ord eooeo
neckines, SC TO s.
blue checked enehon 10 to 10
S4ee Cotton Sweoes-$3-Cobe heoths brown grey striped
Jersey red ond block, ard oil block Small ond medium sizes
$500 Denim PncforesSeucn 'front.' buckle shoulder Straps
brown blue, 10 end r.
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Month-End! GirdIes, Bros. Second Floor

Month-End! GirdIes, Bros, Second Floor
$3.50 SIS so FOundoonss5 to Slos5ostex ord on toetos
Porette end Fronoe models sizes "a 10 40
S0s5 Girdles-S6e5-Pon odes OF losex and NIXON loes
ST. SIS Brosees$ $s-sop and opess Styles cottons and
nyon white ond block; g TO 40
Month-End! Neeigees Third Floor
soS5so and $500 Short coo do ond
pastel prints seersckers ord boodoh Il to 20 ond 0 2
30$Sso Robes-ort cotton quilts lounge sets with quilted oon
tops royon oHe trousers. Sizes 10 ond " -
70-$2So Robes--pned cotton quilts pink or blue sizes 10 to ~
poste nyon quilt bedIockets. small size
2s25 and ss5 RObes-Slzsho on Se ond gown sets noo
lounge SETS mostly ond sizes 10 to 70 in collection
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Month-end! Big Day for SUITS, Third Floor


1882 eObordins suit$2scoAoy jacket dct blue
5-S4oeo Grey Flannel Suts-S3o-szes Is ls
2-Sso9o Sheer Wool Suts-$50-odoon neckne to IS
raw size IS beige
7-Niss S49so Suit-$3O-Non Anglo ond other fine wocens
wosted onne wored check od two Ct size ond color
blue pnk orey BEIGE noy charcoal green Sizes 10 TO TO-
7-S4o9 80 Nav Gobordne Suits-S35-sizes Y to Is
2-Nises' $500 Sheer Navy Wool Sui-S35.-slze H.
Juniors $3.50 Sheer Wool Suit-S35-novy. size
Misses SIS 5000 Sheer Navy Wool Sui-$35-sze 10 and u
2-Msses SIS Shokskn Su-Ss5-ereton WOOL size a.
10
I2-sk und. wool su-ss5-oss style blue beige sizes 10 s
s-Junop $500 Flannel SutsS-ne MoyoN onne blue beee
grey to IS
S-Junon S4ooo oobordne Sus-s5pnk blue eoht.ooe skirt
ls-S6999 Silk Sus-As-oppen silk brown block 10
to 10
lWomens Funne suts-$s5-enoer onne Grey sizes l4 2oh
Sis Silk Suts-S45-bcx ocke slim skirt white weski brown
sizes 10 to To-
l-$ss Black Silk sut-$45,-Hnen collar cuffs Size Is.
l-SS5 Suit Of Fortmonn Wool-$4S-novy size IA.
l-Womons SIS Lilac Tweed Sui-S40-sze l8k
l--$699o Navy Wool Sheath With Bolec-$45.-sze Is
l7wOmsus $500 suitsss-Aoe Fosono %ooen beige Blue uoe
6-Womens $3.50 DemOkG suts-s7osk ord WOOL beige blue
sizes wa 10 8R.
s-Womens $3.50 sus-s7osk.o tweed nav or eh,
7womsns $3.50 suss4-omokn fannel grey blue seotoo;
s-,sss $3.50 suts-S4onoY wool dsnoef sne with ooobe
white IL ond IA
-Msss SlsS Block ond- white Tweed Suh--S75-size IA
l-Mhses Sl55 Navy Worsted Sut-S75-s.Se 10
-Msses Slls Long Joeke Sus-Sno "A end rs brown Is
Mes $lls SILK Suts-$75ocY Jacket and polka halter navy
hUe 10 &c IA
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Month-End! Budget Sports, Street Floor
Month-End! French Room, Second Floor

1888 Navy Royon Sheer white color-- SIC.
$500 Sheer Now Rovon Cpe S20
1889 Apricot Wool Jersey Sheoths $40
$500 silk Linens beige SIS
5000 Navy Black Wool Costumes S3o
4-S4o9o Sheer Now Rcyon cepe SIS
$500 Lace Trimmed Navy Sheers S20
3-S4o90 BEIGE Silk Linen Sheohs $30
2-S4eoo Empire Sheoths grey $50.
$3.50 Novy Checked Wool Dresses 500
4-S6ooe Silk Brocode Sheoths black hompoone
1909 Silk Costumes block navy SIS
1882 Silk Linens blue $50
5$4SSo Royon Fomos pink blue SIS
$500 Silk Linen Costumes beige $35
5000 Twopece ItoEon Silk S45
4-$699o Sheer Ruyon Costumes oeto trimmed S35
9-$6oeo Royon Crepe Sheoths now S45
$500 Grey Checked Royon Dresses S35
2-S6oes Blue Silk Coektoi Dress ---------------- S3S
$3.50 Sropess Silk with Jacket shod Of bhIe---- S45
$3.50 Block RoyOn Foie omoI god S35.
S$400 Navy Royon Crepe Sheoths $40
5000 luon Silk Suit dress S45
5000 Sheer Royon Dresses, $751;
Z$69e9 Poke Dot Silk, full skirt S45
$6995 Silk Print Costumes
S6999 NoV Silk FOie Suit dress S45
1882 Silk Costumes, $50
l-$85 Block loon Silk Sheath Ss5
$3.50 Silk Broeod Sheoths white SIS
6-S69S5 Royon Satin Formos, white pink $50
$500 TwOpe cOektoi $35
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HANDBAGS FED G" IS. and Belts, Street Floor
1855 Slos5 AOboster Boys S5s5 and S. Ecneoed ond
sotche types with zppers single honde light beige
2-$5 $95 Hondbos S50Leohe ond toes pouch ord
tailored boo single ond double handles block end oors
3-SIos5 Sl295 Hondboss, S. All oher brown, ton
3$795 Hondbos $39 Roycn foes post od eothers
soFt ond tailored styles shapes ond block. coos
81 Belts ST. Srooh crushobIe belts postc
81 s. Belts Leote block end coo assorted Styles for ard
Month-End! JeweIy, Street Floor
To
ST Jewen for ST. Necklaces bracelets eornos pins coored beads
ond simulated peo Special Of poste stone bracelets with
matching earrings.
81 Jew ST. White poste ond color necoces eonos
end broceets
$3.50 to SIS Jewely reduced to s. to $40
Month-End! Neckweor, Street Floor
1912 Cotton Pique BoerOs, s.. 4-button style "A sleeve
$3.50 $3.50 Bouetes ST. ST. S. Cottcns n doo with short
sleeves sleeveless prints whites, ooloE
81 ond s. coIo ST. White cottcns tailored end oce trimmed
81 to 50 Silk Seorf-5Se. ST. Szl8 end IS inch squares
81 So Handkerchief Sc 2'e ond prints enbrodedes
ond iniols
Mems 81 and 81 Handkerchief &c and se cords linens
initols
Month-end! Hosiery, Street floor
Sl3S 81 Nyons ST. Dress ord waking shee full fashioned ond
eomess ond knee-ns first ouot oil our onor makes
Spring and Summer Millinery
$3.50 to $3.50 Hots $40 SIS and $3.50 Hats. SIS
$3.50 to $3.50 Hots, SIS
Imported mon oo bobns ookto hots hets flower on5
feather hats IF Street. Shrtnoton, Silver Sprno)
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7omumw 7Amdy
and broken lots summer fashions go no~

often YOU find lust what YOU JeIef MnEnd Come early
Nonolor telephone urer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
Spring and Summer Millinery
$3.50 to $3.50 Hats. $40 SIS and $s45o Hoh. SIS
$3.50 TO $3.50 hots, SIS

Imported mon o bubLns eockto hots toe hets flower ord
feather hats. IF Street. shrlnoton, Silver Sprno)
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Month-End! Neckweor, Street Floor
Month-end! Hosiery, Street floor

Sl,5 s. Nyn ST. Dress ord waking see fun fashioned ard
seone. ond kneehs first ooh oil our fonor makes
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WoMEN-Sprine-ond Few Winter coots
DrosticoIy Reduced

S5 to S5 coo-$55-Forsonn Anglo ond other fine Woo dress
four buttons polished black noW red blue Sizes 50
70 AZ and poportoned to "a
ouoN Wroen Beige grey brown black blue 90 4o ond
proporoned to 20
4-Womens $3.50 Spring cOot-$Bod trimmed tuxedo ecots in
navy block prportoned sizes u 70 10
zWomens SIS Blue Dress Y ond "a
7Womens 5000 Tweed cOosS5pnk blue proportional sizes 10
TO Is
4-Womens $500 Navy TeIso Wool cou-$s5-ppporsd
Il to L.
l4-Womsns ss099 Tweed Tcppe-S1-beee blue popoond
8 Is
7Womens 1899 Lightweight TOppe$1Sed oo coral mint beige,
noW. proportcneo sizes II to 20
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$49o Dresses $40 God cottons with full skirts printed rover
spun racn pockets printed tofteto torso crosses t
skrtsd cocns with cod stripes
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Anne and Mute-to-Be Hope
For at Least 1000 Films

telephones. I think they have
evil faces. Telephones are the
real monsters of the world.
One thing like about life in
Europe-your friends and busi-
ness associates for the most
part are in America, and you're
not going to get telephone
calls; at least, not many"
Grandpa Wright feels the same
way. He doesn't have a phone
in his house.
Miss Baxter in recent
months has rejected four Of
fers of screen acts.
They're not for me. I don't
want them, nor the profess
sional security they contain.
I don't want my life to be a
calm. steady stream - and
that's what it would be if I
signed any of those contracts"
No. l project in Anne's
current life is to quit smoking.
ut makes me SO ashamed that
I can't give it up. But I'm
going to! Sometimes I quit
for eight days in a row. Re-
minds me of Mark Twain who
said, There's nothing hard
about stopping smoking. I do
it all the time"
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Continued From Page Ell
is serving as straw boss over
q dozen craftsmen at work in
her home. They're swarming
all over the place. I find them
in the bathroom. They walk
by when I'm trying to catch
q glance at the morning pa
per between sips of coffee.
And I see them out in the yard,
generally carrying great coils
Of wire or boards 20 feet long
for my island right in the
middle Of the house. It's going
to be my hideaway and there'll
be no telephone in it.
She Will Write
Nov I'm determined to
write. I have what I think is
a good screen STORY idea. I'm
having fun putting my ideas
down on paper-in longhand.
Maybe someday I'll show the
finished screenplay around, to
see what happens. But mostly
I'll mediate. I think it so vital
for ones success and happi-
ness to do nothing but medi-
tate for about 80 minutes a
day. Without a half-hour
break for solitude and quiet
thinking, I'd be lost. As for
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AFIoor Actor
Is Sure Winner,
Says Sinutru

HOLLYWOOD (P.-Frank
Sinatra believes a floor actor
or actress" stands the best
chance of winning the Aca-
DENY Award this year.
At least five of the top nom
inees had big scenes where
they crawled on the floor:
Eleanor Parker as the para
lytic opera singer of Inter
rupted Melody" Susan Hay
ward as the alcoholic in I'll
Cry Tomorrow" Anna Mag
mani as the Borrowing widow Of
THE Rose Tattoo" Sinatra as
the addict in Man With the
Golden Arm" and the late
James Dean who played floor
scenes in both East of Eden"
and Rebel Without a Cause"
Sinatra believes his race for
the second Oscar will be a
close one. but he thinks Dean
will win it.
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way Congregational Church.
and the production is well
worth a visit :. This week the
town gets a rumored new hit
with arrival of Rex Harrison
and Julie Andrews in my Fair
Lady" at the Hellinger on
Thursday. 1t is a musical by
Alan Lerner and Frederick
Loewe, based on Shaw's "Pyg-
malion."
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performed in Gotham's off,
Broadway theaterS. A fine
addition to the latter this
week was the arrival of
Thunder Rock" as the latest
enterprise of the Chapel Play
ers. Sunday afternoon per-
formances are being given by
the professional company of
the Robert Audrey drama
through April 20 in the Broad