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Thursday and Friday

Thursday and Friday the Ma and Pa Kettles will be back, this time in "The Kettles ir the Ozarks''. :. And of course it's Marjorie Main with Arthur Hunnicntt-
 The Following Week
 The following week, the Orp- heum will show Hells Horizon Oh Saturday, a story of a desperate crew on a solo flight to destroy a dangerous weapon; Sunday and Monday, it's Rebel Without Cause;;" Tuesday and Wednesday comes The Opposite Sex. This hilariously funny comedy stars June Allyson, Dolores Gray, Ann Sheridan, Ann Miller and Joan as members of the oppos- ite sex. Leslie Nielsen and Jeff Richards have male leads.
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uso SCHEDULE E:

Today: s pm. Ping Pong Tourna- ment 3 pm. Movie Texas Car. nival."
 4 pm. Hanging Of tste Greens" ceremony. s pm. Chuck Wagon Dinner. Sponsored by Katmai Post No. 7O56 Veterans of Foreign Wars. On account of limited facilities this dinner will be limited to 200. Ticket holders will be served first. Obtain your
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7 Today

~s@ Sa %%AA@y U ;. MGM's Boys Town" starring spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney, comes to the Orpheum screen to- gay Tracy portrays Father Ed gard J. Flanagan, founder Of the famed home for boys.
 Sunday and Monday Teahouse of the August Moon. 7 eamous stage play of the same name has been brought to the screen with Marion Brando, Glenn rofo' ana starts at the local screen playhouse Sunday. In it plavs Machiko Kyo, Japanese star. AZ geisha girl.
 lhe stoly of the Army of oc-
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ticket al the USO Club previous to time of dinner. r Monday: 5 pm. Christmas Bingo. 9 pm. Table Games. ssss Tuesday: Christmas Eve. 8-1O pm Christmas songs and re- treatments.
 Wednesday: Christmas. Open g am: to n pm. Special Christ. mas Movie.
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Thursday: pm. Feature Move Friday: 8 pm. pinochle and Can
 aSta Tournament.
 Saturday: 3 pm. Feature Movie.
 Anchorage US0 girls arrive for
 dance at Naval Station,
 N The usual schedule will be fol lowed during the week of Decem- Der 29 to January 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10
British Earl
To Visit Here

David Robert Alexander
Lindsay, the Earl of Crawford
and Balcarres, will speak at
the Folger Library at $50
pm. January "a. on "Coun-
try Life in the Eighteenth
Century"
The 56-year-old Earl. who
was a member of Parliament
from 1924 to 1910. now is a
member of the House of Lords.
He served as Parliamentary
private secretary to the Min
iStry of Agriculture and Fish
cries and the Ministry of
Health during lis Parliament
tary period, and is a trustee
OF the Tate Gallery, National
Gallery. the British Museum,
National Galleries of Scotland
and Pilgrim Trust and chair
man of the National Trust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

I know from personal eX-
perience with my figure
molding classes and with
thousands of letters from
readers what a terrific impact
increased physical attractive
ness can have on a woman's
personality and happiness. in
fact, on her whole outlook on
life.
Sometimes we fail to realize
what an effect overweight.
complexion trouble, round
shoulders or other defects in
beauty have on us until we
have lost them. After doing
SO we find ourselves feeling
younger. We take UP new
activities and enjoy life more
because we have more self
confidence and energy. We
had not admitted to ourselves
that we had unconsciously
been avoiding social life or
meeting people, swimming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10
WHY GROW OLD?
Added AttractiVenesS
Will Improve Outlook

dancing or making a speech.
because we were Self-conscious
about the way we looked.
We are human and there
fore are likely to keep the
rolls on us while the years
roll over us unless we have
the whip of necessity to get
us over the hump. This may
be the wish TO look lovely for
someone We love, to get ahead
in a career. the determine
ton to save our health or get
into a new dress!
Women also need assurance
that they can accomplish a
certain goal in a certain
length of time. I long have
felt that many women fail to
attempt self-improvement be-
cause they lack information
and because the whole VEN
ture seems so vague.
I bring you my 8-Week Self
Improvement Marathon once
each year to give you that as
surance and the direction you
need. l choose the first of the
year for Marathon because
your New Years resolutions
are still hot. and also because
most of US gain weight over
the holiday seasons.
In my Marathon booklet
you will find help in calculat-
ing your ideal weight but to-
day let me enlarge on this.
Not your weight. just the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10
Senator to Speak

Members of the Woman's
National Democratic Club will
hear the Hon. John j. Spark
man speak at their regular
luncheon meeting on Monday.
The Senator from Alabama,
who is a member of the For
eign Relations Committee and
Chairman of the European
Affairs Subcommittee, will
speak on "A Senator Looks at
the Coming Legislative Ses-
SION" The meeting will be held
in the club house. 1926 New
Hampshire avenue at 1890
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

Club NominQtes
New Officers

Mrs. John J. Williams, wife
of the Delaware Senator, was
nominated yesterday as presi-
dent of the Congressional Club.
The election will be held
from IL am. to pm. January
is, but only one slate has been
nominated.
The new officers will be in
stalled January 10 at 3 pm.
Mrs. Williams. whose hus-
band is a Republican, sue
ceeds Mrs. Omar BurleSon.
wife of Texas Democratic
member of the House. 1t is the
policy of the. club to alternate
the two year term between a
Republican and a Democrat.
The other officers nominated
yesterday are: First vice pres
ident, Mrs. Wilbur D. Mills.
wife of the Arkansas Repre-
sentative, a Democrat; second
vice president. Mrs. Wallace F..
Bennett. wife of the Utah Sen-
ator. a Republican; third vice
president, Mrs. Michael A.
Feighan. wife of the Ohio
House member, a Democrat;
fourth vice president, Mrs.
Walt Koran. wife of the Wash
ington Representative, a Re-
publican; fifth vice president.
Mrs. l.. H. Fountain, wife of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

weight information! Remem-
Der that you must take into
consideration not only your
bone structure but your muscle
development. For instance, an
athlete may weigh far more
than any chart says he should
but may not have an ounce
of fat on him. So. if you have
good tone, well-developed
muscles. you can allow your
self more weight, Just as you
can if you have large frame.
If you would like to join
Marathon for a loss of 20
pounds in eight weeks time. or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10
the North Carolina House
member a Democrat

the North Carolina House
member, d Democrat.
Other officers nominated
are: Recording secretary, Mrs.
j. Arthur Younger, wife of
the California House member.
a Republican; corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Paul C.. Jones,
wife of the Missouri House
member, a Democrat; treas
urer. Mrs. Clifford G. Mcintyre.
wife of the Maine Represent
alive, a Republican.
The Congressional Club will
open its series of Friday after
noon meetings tomorrow with
a speech by Mrs. Anna Kethly,
who was minister of state in
the short lived Hungarian
Democratic government of
Imre Macy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

if you wish to Danish or di-
minish any other defects you
may have, sent 10 cents and
a stamped, self-addressed en-
velope with your request for
my Marathon booklet. Address
Josephine Lowman in care of
The Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

Think Of having this wonderful stort
on your sterling set right now. Or,
if your Heirloom Sterling service is
oIreody storted, you may odd so
much SO quickly =. and at q sowing,
too. Don't forget the gift possbiIi-
ties here perhops deluxe VOL
entine gift, on importont gift or
wedding presentation, or an any,
time gift for someone special. This
offer ends February 4th SO oct now.
WGl-The Silver Room, St Floor
:. oIso Chevy Chose, Corners
ond Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

Gov. McKeldin was forthcom-
ing promptly.
Other public appearances on
the schedule here include a
reception and garden party
given by heads Of British Com
monwealth Embassies at the
British Embassy on the after
noon of Friday. october Is, and
q trip to Arlington National
Cemetery on the morning OF
Thursday, October IT, to lay
wreaths at the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier and at the
Canadian Cross.
Press Receptions
A reception for the royal Wis
itors by Washington news
paper, radio and television cor
respondents and news photog-
raphers is scheduled for $3.50 to
$3.50 pm. on Thursday.
Soon after their arrival at
the White House in midday
Thursday, Queen Elizabeth and
Prince Philip will lunch pri.
vately with the President and
Mrs Eisenhower. Mr.. HagertS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09
Army Arsenal Operated
By Firm McEIroy Heads

with Proctor and Gamble COW
ering arsenal operations.
A small part of the installa.
ton is used to load. assemble
and pack artillery ammunition
The rest Of the arsenal is or
a standby basis, ready to bt
put into operation in event Of
an emergency.
There have been some indi.
cations that the committee /,
prepared to let Mr.. McElroy
keep his 10000 shares of soar
stock.
Chairman Russell, Democrat
of Georgia, said there shoulc
be no difficulty about conflict Of
interest" However, he addec
there would be a hearing tt
satisfy the committee and the
Senate on the point.
Senator Byrd. Democrat o.
Virginia and a committee mem.
Der, said that as yet there hac
been no showing that Mr.
McElroy's Proctor and Gamble
stock constitutes a conflict Of
interest.
To Dispose of Holdings
The Senator and other com.
mittee members indicated they
were more concerned abou
stock Mr.. McElroy owns IL
Chrysler and General Electric
While he is a director of botl
firms, it is believed his holdings
there are nominal.
! Meanwhile, it was reported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09
BY JOHN A. GILES

Proctor and Gamble. whose
president has been nominated
by President Eisenhower to be
Secretary of Defense, has con-
tracts to operate an Army Ar
senal at Milan, Tenn, a search
Of Pentagon records showed to-
day.
Whether Neil H. McElroy
head of Proctor and Gamble,
will be required to dispose of
almost 100000 worth of the
firms stock under the CON
flict of interest" law Ill order
to obtain Senate confirmation
will come up before the Armed
Services Committee. probably
next week.
When the nomination was
announced the Pentagon said
the military services buy soaps
and detergents manufactured
by the firm locally and through
competitive bids. Mr.. McElroy
has been quoted as saying his
company does very little bust
ness with the Government
compared with General Motors
and other corporations dealing
in defense orders.
1000 Employed
Approximately 1000 persons
are employed at the Milan Ar
senal. The Army was unable
to say i'm m diately what
amount Of money is involved
since there are several contracts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

hover at Washington National
Airport when they arrive here
from Williamsburg. Va. at II
am. on October II.
Queen Elizabeth and her
husband will ride with the
Eisenhowers in a parade to the
White House. where they will
stay during their Washington
visit.
Press Secretary James c.
Hagerty said details of the pa
rade and about several other
items on the visitors program
remain to be worked out and
will be made public later.
Gov. McKeldin of Maryland
will be host to the Queen and
her husband at the Maryland
University Of North Carolina
football game at College Park
on Saturday afternoon, october
10.
Garden Party a Feature
Mr.. Hagerty said it was his
understanding that the Queen
had expressed a desire to see q
football game on that Satur-
day. and the invitation from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

Mr.. McElroy has agreed to dis
pose of 600 shares of General
Electric Co. and 200 shares of
Chrysler Corp. and resign from
the board Of directors of each
company. He also will sell some
oil properties situated on Fed
orally owned land.
But Mr.. McElroy currently
plans to retain his interest in
Proctor & Gamble, of which he
is president, at a salary of $685.
900 a year.
The nominee made known
his plans to Senators who must
pass on his nomination. A re-
port of the conversations was
sent to the Senate late yester-
day.
The General Electric stock
currently is worth $40,275 and
the Chrysler stock $15.425.
Mr.. McElroy told the Sen
ators PIG did little business
with the military. He said its
largest volume was in contracts.
obtained through competitive
bidding, with Army and Air
Force post exchanges and Navy
sea stores. He pointed out that
such goods are not purchased
directly by the Defense Depart
ment. Instead, the buying is
done by commissioned officers
acting for the outlets.
The Navy has one contract
with PIG for soap powder at
about $4,000 over a two-year
period.
The committee laid down a
precedent four and a half years
ago when it required that De-
Tense Secretary Wilson dispose
of SIS million worth of GIN
stock because of the conflict of
interest law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

Airport, at II am. EDIT. where
they will be met by the Presi-
dent of the United States and
Mrs. Eisenhower. the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Dulles, the
dean of the diplomatic corps,
the heads of mission of the
Commonwealth countries and
other officials: 1915 pm: Her
Majesty and Prince Philip will
arrive at the White House:
l pm: Her Majesty and Prince
Philip will lunch privately with
the President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover at the White House; 8
pm: Her Majesty will lay a
wreath at the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier at Arlington
National Cemetery and at the
Canadian Cross; $50 to $3.50
PM: The Joint Committee of
Press, Radio and Television
Correspondents and News Pho
tographers in Washington will
give q reception in honor Of
Her Majesty at the Statler
Hotel: 8 pm: The President
and Mrs. Eisenhower will give
a state dinner in honor Of Her
Majesty and Prince Philip at
the White House.
October 18-1 pm: The
Vice President and Mrs. Nixon
will give a luncheon in honor
of Her Majesty and Prince
Philip: S pm: The heads Of
mission Of the Commonwealth
countries will be hosts at a re-
ception and garden party ir
honor Of Her Majesty at the
British Embassy: Sis pm:
The Secretary Of State anC
Mrs. Dulles will give a state
dinner in honor of Her Majesty
and Prince Philip at the Par
American Union.
october 1910 am: Hell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

Majesty and Prince Philip
will receive various men,
bers of the Commonwealth
missions at the British En-
bassy: Q PM: Gov. Theo-
dore r. McKeldin of Maryland,
will be host to Her Majesty and
Prince Philip at a football
game between the University
Of Maryland and the University
of North Carolina at the Byrd
Stadium, College Park; 8 PM:
Her Majesty and Prince Philip
will give a dinner in honor OF
the President of the United
States and Mrs. Eisenhower at
the British Embassy.
october 20, private appoint
ments-8 PM: Sir Percy
Spender, K. B. E., @. c.,
bassador, will give a Common
wealth dinner for her majesty
and Prince Philip at the Aus
tralian Embassy. Her majesty
and Prince Philip will depart
later for New York.
October 21-1 pm: HeI
Majesty and Prince Philip will
be entertained at luncheon by
the Mayor of the City Of New
York at the Waldorf Astoria
afternoon: Her Majesty and
Prince Philip will visit the
United Nations; evening: The
Pilgrims and the English
Speaking Union will give
dinner in honor Of Her Majesty
at the Waldorf-AStoria.
Her Majesty will be present
at the Commonwealth bal
given by the Commonwealth
societies in New York at the
7th Regiment Armory.
Her Majesty and Prince
Philip will leave later by ali
for London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

said only the four persons will
be present.
/. The Eisenhowers have sched-
uled a formal State dinner in
honor of the Queen and Prince
Philip for Thursday night, and
will be the honor guests of the
royal couple at a Saturday
night dinner at the British En-
hassy. q
The Queen and her husband
plan to leave Washington for
New York Sunday night fol-
lowing q dinner at the Aus
tralian Embassy given by Aus
tralian Ambassador Sir Percy
Spender as the senior British
Commonwealth ambassador
here.
Following is the outline Of
the program as released by the
White House. A detailed Sched'
ule will be released later.
October l6, noon - Hel
Majesty and Prince Philip viii
leave Ottawa aboard a Roya
Canadian Air Force aircraft;
pm.-Her Majesty and Prince
Philip will arrive at Patrick
Henry Airport. Virginia. where
they will be met by Wiley T
Buchanan. jr.. Chief Of Pro-
tocol of the United States, anc
Gov. Thomas B. Stanley of Vir'
Iginia: thermometer Majesty
and Prince Philip will visit thu
jamestown Festival commem'
Grating the 350th anniversar!
of the jamestown settlement
and will then visit Williams
burg, staying the night at VIII
lliamSburg Inn.
October 17-Morning: He
Majesty and Prince Philip viii
leave from Patrick Henry Air
port in time to arrive at TIT
Military Air Transport Services
A~.,.at,anI EEya el,inofav1 Notinno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09
Queen and Prince to See
Nd. u. Gridiron Clash
BY GARRETT d. HORNER

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip Of Great Britain will at
tend University of Maryland football during their visit
here in October the White House announced today.
football game the main surprise on partial pro-
gram the visit Of the British royal couple that was made
public by the White House.
The royal will be met President and Mrs Eisen-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

30" FOAM DlVAN WITH MATTRESS
AND BOX SPRINGS ON SIX LEGS
It's full 6eet LONG comfortable sleeping Fits right into the living
scheme Of things dressed in the smart give it.!
Scots eos Comes with legs which on or Oft Foo
deep matching box SPRINGS Both pieces covered in
sturdy ticking. 80" wide.
Ord Floor. Sa~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

DRop.kEAF TABLE & FOUR CHAIRS
WOULD REGULARLY COST 8A.75
Imagine paying this little for dining You get both mahogany
finished tobe Tyre back chos Tobe has drop Leaves
spoce Chairs places around the house
group individually Tobe has dncon phfe bose chairs
with stretcher base for durability
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15

Heriodic check-upS have become accepted thing -
seeing your dentist twice year. having your automO
bile Inspected at regular intervals. going for annual
physical examination.
But what about the most important relationship in
your life? Is possible to check up on your marriage?
Often check-up on the present goes long way
toward foreteIIing things to come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15
sy a. z. HoTcHNER

Most married couples experts say, not aware Of
the often imperceptbe changes that occur. many Of
which can be seen danger signals DR.. Abraham
Stone Director Of the Marriage Consultation Service
of New YOrkS Community Church. says. IF only some
Of the married coupIeS who come to US with problems
had examined their relationship along the way, they
would likely have - Continued on page N
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-17
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Transmission Corporation, First Mortgage Pipe Line Bonds
27s Co. due March L. 1877.
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salje savjeujuca fra vez uozaka trgovine
dana bondova Prva preporuka ese Aluminium Company
Canada Limited 42o Sinking Fund Debentures April L.
$780, Bondovi prodavaju bt &c
rasprodani Ako mi zemo uo iste ia los
dobit SO bondova Pc ovoj cjen 435eo
kamae Brat Ovcarc pedlaz brat Gasa podpre predog
uoz $4,000 bondove Pedlog usvaja ednogasno
Duga preporka odnosi Sears Roebuck Acceptance
Corp 1870 Subordinated Debentures dated
May L. 1877. ~ ~.
Ov bondov takoder rzsu ako bi Gekao nasu
sednlcu mi 18TH neb mog dob jer brzo asprodani
stanju da dobcmo bondoya uredo
ednom rmom iii ako i'll zmo nkakova obayeza mas ne
veze Bondovi prodavau cijen tome no
slt ce 47O kama Brat Mandch predaze Bella podu
pre- predos da kup ovh As bondova glavn
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owl sjednicu sa bratskm pozdravom.
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-17

MlloVana S narOdOm". Zatim
Sc prema godinama rodjenja,
a popraceno crtezem zivoto-
pisom pojedinog autora, nj
zu po wise pjesama osam-
naestero hrvatskih pjesnika
u tudjini: Ivan Ev. Saric, An
tun Bonifacic, Ivo Lendic,
Srecko Karaman, Vinko Nj
kolic, Antun Nizeteo, Viktor
Vida, Lucijan Kordic, Raj
mund Kupareo, N a d a Ke-
stercanek, Andrija Ilic, Luka
Brajnovic, Dusko Severdija,
1vo Parica, Alan Horic, HUI
snija Hrustanovic, Mariana
Linke i Mate Eric. Nakon ma
vedenih, slijedi "Rukovet', u
koJl su uvrstenl S po jednom
iii dvije pjesme jos cetrnae-
stero autora, da bi sc tako
i motivi upotpunili i
stvorila sto cjelovitija slika
hrvatske poezije u tudijini.
Ma kraju knjige urednik, Vim
ko Nikolic, objavljuje opsir-
nj pogovor. IL owe lijepe i
bogate knjige svatko &c lako
moci vidjeti, da je hrvatska
poezija u tudjini, rodjena u
patnjama i ceznjama progon-
stva, nastavljana ma najbo-
Jim predajama hrvatske i po-
1ezana S najmodernijim stru-
janjima suvremene poezije,
zelena grana opce hrvatske
lnjizevnosti.
knjiga pod tn d il m ne
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-17

Jednlca MEM UJedlnjeni Cd.
sjeci zapadne Pennsylvania
sa nasom proslavljenom gru-
pom d uque esne University
Trmburitzans.
Oval veliki Festival pojedi-
nih narodnosti zapravo je ma
tjecaj izmedju pojedinih ma
rodnih grupa, koja &c Sc maj
bolje pokazati. Sve grupe IT,
cestvuju Il programu sa svo-
JON narodnom glazbom, pie
smom, pl e S o m i narodnom
nosnjom. Takodjer "a vrije-
me Festivala svaka a narod-
most imade i svoju kuhinju
raznih narodnih jela. Tako
cemo imati mi svoju Hrvat-
sku kuhinju, kojom ce ruko-
voditi nase vrijedne clanice
odsjeka broj 4 IL Etna, Pa.
pod vodstvom sestre Trdina.
Prema vodstvu Festivala i
prlredbi tn n e m a nikakove
strancarske zagrizljive politi-
Ike, vec je svrha da Sc do
bije priznanje Americana "a
stranorodjene grupe njihove
potomke "a njihove lijepc i
znacajne doprinose nasoj A.
merici S nasom narodnom kul-
turom.
Nazalost u tom podhvatu
Sc n a S ] O negativnih eleme-
nata, koji hoce da ovu lijepu
patriotism stvar obuku u ne
ko strancarsko zagrizljivo ru-
no, podvala sabotiranja ne
samo tajno nego javno u
hrvatskom novinstvu.
Brace moja, cemu to slu-