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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-29

the insisfent requests OF bish-
ops" also permits the eeIebra-
fion OF Mass in the afternoon
or evening any or every day Of
the year IL the local bishop
deems II necessary "for the
spiritual welfare OF . consider
able number OF the faithful"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-29
Priests Mother
Dies at 70

Requiem Mass was offered al
st. Patrick Church, Junction City
last week for Mrs. Elmer Boyden
rs, mother of Father Elmer Boy
den.
Mrs. Boyden is also survived
by two other sons, Raymond F.
junction City, and Patrick of Cal
ifornia, and a sister. Mrs. Eliza
beth Calanan, and thirteen grand
children.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-29

modified. II is now allowed to
take alcoholic beverages I'D to
three hours before receiving Holy
Communion.
The new legislation which be-
came effective on March Is,
states that the new time limits on
taking solids and liquids are to
be observed differently by the
laity and the clergy.
The clergy must begin their
three hour fast three hours be-
Continued on Page y
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-29

so, TO observe the old and ven
ersble form of the EUchsristie
fast before Mass and Holy Com
mUnion. All those who will
make use of these concessions
must compensate for the good
received by becoming shining
examples of . Christian life and
principally with works OF pen
snee and charity" the Pope
said.
Bishop Ready emphasized
that the new resuls.:ons are
not concessions 10 certain cate
sories OF persons, but . law
which applies TO all fhe faith
fvI and in all places.
The Bishop said that he is
confident that these new reg.
Ulafions will encourage the
faithful in a greater devotion
10 the Blessed Sacrament and
q more frequent reception Of
Holy Communion"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-29


In simplifying and extending
the relaxed fasting laws which
he issued in 1858, the Holy Fa-
ther urged all priests and lay
men who are able to do so to con-
tinue ito observe the old and ven-
cradle form of the Eucharistic
fast before Mass and Holy Com
munion." He also stressed that
all who make use of the new con-
cessions must compensate for
the good received by becoming
shining examples of a Christian
life, and principally with works
of penance and charity"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-29
Ne,U Conuent Dedicated
To The AnnunciatiOn

The new convent of Immaculate
Conception parish, Columbus, was
formally dedicated to the Annun-
citation last Monday on the Feast
of the Annunciation by Bishop
Ready.
Construction was begun on the
parish convent which will house
the Sisters of st. Francis, who
teach at the Immaculate Concep-
ton school, early last year.
Monsignor John Pagan is pastor
: of Immaculate Conception.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-29

In the story published last
week, concerning the scholar
ship granted by fhe Detroit
Steel Corporation 70 . Ports
mouth Notrs Dame student,
Jsmes Michael MsIensy. fhe
amount Of ths grant was listed
a. $4,000. The scholarship is
worth $1,000, $4,000 TO fhs stu
DENT and $1,000 10 shs seheeI Of
his Esoice.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-29
Pope Reminds US. Catholics
Fund Appeal Is Plea
OF Distressed People

NEW YORK - CNC) - His Holiness Pope Plus XII
has urged American Catholics to regard the appeal for
their Bishops Relief Fund he narrowing plea of thous
ands of their distressed brethren which reaches them
through the Common Father and their bishops"
The Ponfiff's statement contained in a letter
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-29
Bishop Asks Labor,
Management to Study
Others Problems

LONDON - NC) - An appeal to labor and manage
ment to give consideration to the human element in
work in order to arrive at airer settlement of industrial
disputes, has been issued by English bishop.
In special pastoral letter the Feast of st. Joseph
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-29
Sociologist Believes
Sociologist Believes
Two of Three Catholic
Students Will Be
In Public Schools

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. = Two out of every three
Catholic children of elementary school age probably will
be enrolled in public schools 10 years from now Father
Joseph H. FIGHTER ST. visiting professor of sociology at
the University of Notre Dame. declared here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-29
Pope Simplifies Law
On Eucharistic Fast
New Regulation Sets
3 Hour Limit on Solids

VATICAN CITY - (NC) - His Holiness Pope Plus
XII has replaced all previous rules concerning the Eucha
Stc fast with law which permits all the faithful to
receive Holy Communion after fasting from solid foods for
only three hours and from liquids for only hour
The new rulinq, which fhe Pope said he issued "st
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-29

Continued on Page p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

TowN HOUSE, 10 excel. eond
Close in. near Conn. ave. ~ rms.
nov producing over $1,000 .
mo. An acceptable purchaser can
buy this direct from OWNER. Tor
So. 800. $4,000 On. $500 per mo.
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tcoMINUeDi

IcuIPEPER. vrR0MIA-zlO aeres
M tvps Iand. ievely %.bedFconn
ho,,se sfocfed ponds. is nlIns
me- jnto teSn: sle.00f, tsrrss.
W ,nnrn ho,,se. Eafh' eentraI heat.
a, oheSH Ios1. nesr river. 6shinT:
q 5hn. terms
on liver 40 acres, nice bottom
land. 6-room ho1se, fishing, hunt
ine, deer. turkeys, quail: %Zo'bOO'
terms Many DINERS
BROWNING kkAL h0IAtb
cuIpsper. vlrslnls
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PuslMEss PROP. FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL. zonsd CT. p. o.
hwy; 81 Is per SO. H.; vii sub.
i SsAEfs z Co. s:i' VIZ P sSsssss Erwin
FOR sALE-commerciai PROD, Duke
Can vi. 4.YS4i sftsr pm. =
w eo%1sreIsi a az wi RI sSoas 5f
cUsHxRp. Resiior. IN s-is5s
1T; e. FIERCE. ia, rLA:-.co ag sas.:
s5R. 1000, 10000 cash. Fos De-
SITE Y0R D0cT0n's oFFICL,
North slst q. Apt, srs,a.
1000 ca. y. 3 stories and base
@s9 Soo s AS,Sin s..b Ds sdg g, not 1Ss
Lee hwy, IA. 2-eDs0. Pull comm
N. ARL.--Lot 100 By $40. ~
from Clarendon and virsinil
Square shopping Center; 100 b
R-b; $50 "a. II. net. IKE. 0-0l34
BRICK BUILDING for sale: 1 own
er 10 years; income upstairs plui
2 apartments; wall TO wall russ
location GOOD: bar. restaurant
making GOOD money. Best buy W
sist n isc s9 81. y st.iiisssH ccogl:r
TEn IIn s sI1 At ,so,s 4 .sH ~ =
IT,. far below recent sales in area
ineluees Bldg. and Perkins l os
PRANK .. PHILLIPS. INC. Dl
0ODD CORNER STORE and apart
Ihent. 501 Mass ave. ne; excel
lent condition. Trade for house II
any section. Brokers coop IN
yited. MA. e-04S3; eyes,. RA
BETHEsDA--z. 200 ga. II. Of build
able commercial Ground. adjoin
os ,; County P sS5 r.. iOt :nS centre sn
h Mr. i 8 RsLL OF Co. 4-s g. '- s2s
v .sSSi s 5ae 20 sri & ny .5s.
above: 20xDB. Suitable any bust
ness. Priced low. cash. terms
Pull comm, TO brokers. RA. 0-0e12
MA. H~uEX1.
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INDUSTRIAL pRop. 1sr SALE

LEASE. NE. SIC. D. C.--s,sQo Y.
g Sa.l more I,,d I..ttors bldg driy s;l.
pE ada 2 existing bidss. to suit
2 ACRES, light industrial or part
miles. from D. c. yla Shirley
hwy. Phone owner. IA. 7-ll42
any day I'll z Pm.
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WAREHOUSE F0R REns
tcoNflkUhDj


A .sSsr... 4 si SCo r. II 4 n q: az
SCHWARTZ. INC. 1914 VI. ave,
NV. Df. 1920.
10000 SO. ri. Of warehouse, once
and showroom space. available q
once IN 4 modern mesonty ena
aye. pa Can OLIVER IL CARR
WAREHOUSE, $500 50, IT,: once.
toilet; parking; $3.50 per mo.
Mont, Co.. Nd. HA. 7-7272.
ALEX. on Oronoco st.-Tbis large
warehouse. approx, 1000 So; ~
riIh front ss, ass s.s Der 0psn onsh
XII s-eS14 for Apt. AL BAKER
a SON. sos N. Wash. st.. Alex.
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FARMS

HOWARD CO.. s acres nr. Brighton
are combined in this 6-rm. and
bath house with oil h.-w.h. Sew
eral small outbuildings, wooded:
y cleared. ONLY S14.750. SANDY
SPRING REALTY CO. SP. 4-242l.
LOUDON COUNTY-22O-scre farm
to settle estate. see Investment
Property for details.
SIS DOWN. SIS MONTH buys for
Deer and squirrel. L. L. SELF,
Assent. TR. 6-41Sl.
DESIRABLE HOME: farm, 155
proved with mod. 5-bedrm. home
sci 900. s. o. Burton, Lenah, Va
Phone Fairview 7-b442 or LYNN
REALTY, IKE. s-d6a6.
sTROUT CATALoG FREE, Farms,
homes, businesses. STR on I
REALTY. I13S-A Woodward Bldg.
WASHINGTON. Sterling $3.50.
FOR RENT to retired couple, A
place to sup. income with garden,
poultry, etc. Box 1l9-M Star.
GENTLEMAN'S FARM. hour
from Washington; SIS acres; g.
RIM. house, dairy barn, excellent
pond sites, small stream: l mile
Of road frontage; u miles from
churches. schools. For apt; phone
F +ssssS5ss .ySsss,ls pr'ns '-SSOs' Oh
S25O DOWN, $50 MO. buys for
S4,a50, u acres. = rooms. porch.
bsmt... running water; hard road
& MI rS g. elp3',sGI, L. L. SELF
DO YOU WANT TO GET FAR
AWAY and not too particular
how farP Young man has -rm.
farmhouse to share with middle
ased or retired. person or cpl.
$40 mo-, al utils; incl For tuP-
Their Information write, BOX Els
q, Star.
sod ACRES, Mr.. cULPEPER, VA.
end OF State road-Mile stream.
excel. grasins farm or ehlldren 5
houses outbides., So, 500, $4,000
down. OWNER, WO. $1,000.
VA.--New s-bedrm. house, 40 miles
from D. C.; IS acres. haIdtop 70
s s9sSS az. SS' ,imbs IRON: excel Wsli
stream across rear Of property:
road frontage on both sides OF
road; excel, bird hunting, posi-
bility for llght plane strip; spring
near house can be made into
pool; 100000. Call Haymarket'
4-a4Ae
RAPPAHANNocK RIVER FARM
Contains 2S3 acres. .12b acres
under cultivation (excel. soiD, 70
acres IN marsh s-acre lake pal.
ance timber; S.rm. house with
barn, chicken house. etc; 20 mi.
from Washington, nice waterfront,
excel. hunting and fishing
y, l.. DONNELLY n SON
Ma. e-8316 Ewes NO, O-1S01
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ARLNoroN-PAIRFAx
1 Rl0ck To Reach

l Block TO Beach
Yet onlN Z mi. to white
House. Words cannot do
Justice 10 this new. custom
built, long. low, 00.ft, Texas
FancheT, with attractive
center hall entrance 10 step
down living rm.. dream ~
birch cabinets; formal din.
rm., 4 bedrms.. 2 baths.
maid's rm.. beautiful cedar
IN. rec. rm; with IND nreplS
gear gar. Glorious lSQxl50
wooded lot. Very rarely do
Ne have such an onering
priced In the middle sos To
please can -. S-sosS.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

ron PHYsICIANB-Desirable Of
A. as' p'P. bb ssn. b. 3D.; 5-s5sS.o ne
[ TURN. OFFICE In sir-copd.
sVsiisbls: "sey. 81 ssrv. IA. s-4s5S.
shop. center: approx. j. 400 So II.
ofices; 10 rms. 2 baths, 4 toilets:
srstsiy. Cal ewes, I'M. 2-i122.
BETHESDA. MD, 7745-47 george
town rd.-Approx. $500 So. IT,;
off-st. paYking: prominent loca-
c SIn' OF S.3i7s. s.s. w -
CONN. AVE. vICINlTY--Approx.
$50 sa. IT,, consisting Of . of1ees
IN modern aiF-conditioned build
ing: available Immediately: rental
Of &27S month. includes all once
services. For further Information,
call MRS. HUTCHINSON Bx'
DESIRABLE space. approx. 900
50. II. avail. fol. Doctors once IN
BLDG. now occupied ~ other ooes
tors slsy 1ery lseei 1'q Hisr lo1 i7sS
Tor details.
SPACIOUS FURNIsHED OFFICE. IN
n nu's:' Us. NJ. s.sss6. ~ -
5II7 MaeARTHUR BLVD. NV
Just eompkted, VIII snare iront
S Si1,sssi reasonable cAn 20. .
SECOND OFFICE, size u
BY l2 T.; hgnt ana hMy 20.
s eh.ed '1 silver e1 sDrins. Ma. Cal
Mr.. ALLEN. DU. 7-6363.
BETWEEN . CoRNERs and Baileys
Cross Roads. ya.-New of1ess IN
S cu%0ri pi anoODinE . ssss' 90 sroSins
| Metropolitan area. Days. DE 2
1858 or il. 4-6660: ewes, I'm.
2-4626.
PROFESSIONAL OFRICE on 18th
81. at Park I'd. n.W.-CeDtfal To-
ss. .ssss o. Ts az. - -4 ssslD-n'' %
AVAILABLE NOV. f-one floor Of
once space approx. 1000 81. It.
| Colony Bldg, 1887 peSales SO,
Mr.. Miller. NE. s-iO22 Monday
IAPPROx. 100 SO. FT, 2 rms. and
toilets: clean: Ieas. 1859 wiscon-
sin ave. nv. -
ATTORNEY - Desk. furn once;
Evans Bldg: tel serv. Consider
sharing ~. c. eases. ST. 1925:
NEAR GEORGE WASH, HOSPITAL
.00,oI 22G ,s.6 h 81 g NV y on . Nj.
storage basement: also parking fol
lis autos. win redeeorate. Rent,
$3.50 per mo. II, q. SMITHY CO.,
| ali IEfh al nv ST 3.33()O.
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MOTEL,

Modern sO-unlt court on az
acrss OF land with 4ls-ft. frontage
Sn lee hwy IN rai snSsn po a. I sSSe
enable land value,
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COMMERCIAL


=. Q new stores on Lee hwy Va
.s:n.i ~! s..,G S,n Make 20 osl p Cook
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WAREHOUSES FoR RENT

5000 80. Vt, on : fooTs With
fronts on two streets. 80 New
York ave. ne. Recently recondi-
TONED. Available Immediately. Ii.
7-7400, La. 6-13is.
HEATED. 5000 sq.
II soned for manufacturing: Of
Aces, toilet, parking. Mont, Co.,
Nd. HA. 7.7272,
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Man. Oh Man
Nom versus the Kids

We really don't mean .
lSss hd !: 'G %ssA On A. SSs !
everyone would be n this
smart brick rancher. COM
plete with It's own fenced
yard. Bus at the door.
schools around the corner.
and Q nice new shopping
center easily reached. All
rooms are large. 3 bedrooms.
nice big basement. PHA ap-
proved. Only 80. 500 down.
You should see this today.
il. 5-20e3.
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ARLEpdE REAL ESTATE CORP
jsss Witl,s'n hsd ry, .rlip d. s..,c va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
You'll Be Roaming

Around In . roomy raneher
when you take up residence
IN this delightful 3-yI.-
young, better-than-new. -
bedrm.. 3-bath home. A few
81 the hishlIshts are ssxls
liv. rm. with tirepl.. asks
family rm. with hrepl, lax
~ kit. that Is hreath-taking.
Local residents have 2-aere
springfield lake with swim
ming and fishing. INV.
heating. A dream OF . house.
s4.B00 cash down VIII ham
ale. Phone nov, u. 3-90eS.
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BUCKINGHAM

Store ideal for ready-to-
wear, women's, mems and
boys, infants and chill
dren's family shoes, finance
co. office, stock exchange,
brokerage office, discount
house, hardware and toys.
L. y. KETTBLL 3i3 N. olebe Rd
Arlineton 3. Va. ia, s-5O04
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RiVerWOOd

Mammoth 4-bedroom rambler;
rooms. center hail, kitchen with
island In the middle; rscrention
room, mob size. large porch double
gATaee. hot.water heat; separate
Chrysler Airtemp air eonditioning'
slate roof; Is-acre level lot, over
cDsns a yisS Z, sd sSI0 under ysa.
Directions: Lorcom lane 10 Nellie
CustIs DR., east on Nelson ~. .
blocks 10 27th, block 70 NORWOOD
4. BROWN, BUILDER, Arl., Va.
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LEE HEIGHTS
SALE OR RENT

white masonry rambler on large
level corner lot iiv. with frepl..
din rm. 3 bedrms.: scr. porch:
Gsrage. $4,000 cash. $50 per mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

3 BEDROOMS, DEN. 2ts BATHS
Attractive red brick rambler on a
beautiful lot with tall oak trees.
Pull bsmt. rec. rnn. area and nre-
PLACE. Gear garase. Vacant. oners
considered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

$40 ACRES IN one OF Loudoun
county's best farms. Ever consider
. farm investment - annual
return chance 10 adjust income
own property and . beaut. place
for retirement. To settle estate
Young owner will sell with oppor-
tunity 10 long-term lease on above
property At 81 500 annually. Price.
$sS.5 500. Details. phone Hamilton.
Va GI 6-.ll6
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BASEMENT STORE At 2S04 l4th
81. NV. 6Oxlb IT.: S45 per NO.
asa FLORIDA AVE. N.w.-store.
40xl5: 500 per mo.
HENRY J Rob-, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave NV. DI. 7-Sl4i
/ 200 SO Fr., AIR-coNprTIoNEp
CENTER. LoNo-TERM LEASE. 10.
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WILLIAMSBURG. JR.

Spacious liv. rm., din. rm.. kiteh.
on: scr porch: 2 bedrms., paneled
rec. rm nrepl: Garaee vacant.
1f6.Q5O, or Sl45 mo. rental.
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English Farm House
3 bedrms.. 3 baths. iiV. rm. 3Oxis
II din nm. rec. rm., kit, pantry,
laundry rm., summer house; beauti-
full trees, shrubbery stream. on
approx. . acres. MRS. STANLEY
cARPER, Broker. Mclean, Va. q.
6-35O5 or call Mrs. SNOW. FL
0-450b
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p STREET LOCATION

Desirable salesroom. SiSs pc
mo. Immed. occupancy; also room.
studios. from SEQ per mo. Renta
ofices, $40 p 81. NV. Suite 1e
MA. s-sO2h.
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MA, H-A30N Res, EN-, J-144h
INVESTMENT oPPoRTUNITY-ws
ere ,S csT1s lor ul sa5s s Oes,.H as!
The b. c. line, in . rapidly CROWNS
area. This property must be sold
to settle an estate; lnyestors; take
q few minutes and call Mr. ktbbe
WEAVER BROS, INC.
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CLARENDON AREA
MODERN--AIR CONDITIONED -.
11lO N. Highland--3Oxp9; fun
basement and mesEanine.
1900 N. Hartford-20xQ0.
1904 N. Hartford--30xaO with
mexxanine and y basement
OWNER, IL. 7-7400. LA. 6-lSlS
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500 900 70, or an business f fD tS Slds
settled sec. Only $50. NE. s-004l
4sOh BOWEN I'D. s.E.--1 BLK.
Avail. Nov. /. RE. 6-7sS3
eIS FLA. AVE. N.w.-Reasonable
and convenient. NO. 1880. To
2-6966.
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White House Aide Sherman
Adams will head the guest list
for an invitational showing on
Monday night of "l2 Angry
Men" Co-producer Henry
Fonda, also the films star. will
act as host. There will be two
benefit showings of Funny
Face" at the Ontario theater on
April % for the leadership train
ing fund of the YWCA.
Mango Lucey, Miss Washington
Of 1856. and Sanni Stack head
the cast Of University Of Mary
lands spring musical, Gentle
men Prefer Blends" Per-
Torrance dates are April 26. o.
and 80 and May la. inclusive.
/. Tryouts for flushed Were
Their War Cries." Arlington's
specta drama in observance OF
Jamestown's 350th anniversary
will be held on April II. The
place, Patrick Henry school au-
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ton was not mere hostility. It
was Barrymore hostility. reckless.
|remorseless, and ruinous. It led
her to drink. to men (three of
whom she married to equal the
records of both her father and
mother). to wrecking whatever
she could lay her hands on or
throw a bottle at.
Her own. and Franks, report
on her blow-by-blow finish figA-
with life. is the stuff that should
arouse pity in the reader. In
stead, it creates the startling i'm
preston that Miss Barrymore
was either enjoying herself or at
least trying harder to do so than
the rewards could possibly
justify.
Washington was several times
on Miss Barrymore's tempestu-
Gus itinerary. Nothing that ever
happened to her here. however,
seems to have been worth record
ing. Not her appearances at Oh
ney. the National or the Shubert
at all three Of which her notices
were reproving. Not the night at
the Statler's Embassy Room
when the noise from the Barry
more table so disturbed Victor
Borge that he stopped the act to
reprove the noise makers.
In fact. despite a few flaws
here and there. Miss Barrymore's
relations with Washington seem
to have been calmer than those
of anywhere else.
Only an after-thought when
the screen script is written can
get Washington into Miss Barry
more's life story. Since TOO
Much. Too Soon" is already so
overpacked with more dramatic
deeds and thoughts than can be
crowded into a movie script, this
lis unlikely.
Also improbable, is the ap-
pearance Of Diana's Aunt Ethel.
The latter did not like Diana's
type of Barrymore.
\
MEMOS: This weather, irk-
some to most of us. has been
worse for Arlington Teen The
ater's production Of Seventeen"
/. Ill health among cast and
production staff members has
postponed the musical from
April II and 10 to May is and
II. :. BY which time, one hopes.
spring will have settled in and
everyone will be feeling fine. !.
Chief Justice Earl Warren and
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
Arena Stage-Dark. Three
Sisters; $3.50 pm.
National-''Fanny"; $3.50 pm.
Shubert-Dark.
Screen
Ambassador The Tall To-;
1:35, $685., 5:35. 7::35 and $40
pm.
Capitol - Heaven Knows Mr..
Allison; 1880 am, l:35, $40,
5:45, 7:45 and 9:55 pm.
Colony - Lady Chatterley's
Lover; sos, 1855 and Gas pm.
Columbia - SANDER; 1855,
$50. $50 and GAS pm.
Dupont-"Gold of Naples;
las, 1925, $50. 7:35 and
$40 pm.
Keith's-"The Undead":: 1920
am, 1850. 4:25. 7. and $50 pm.
Macarthur - THE Colditz
Story; 6:l5. 7:55 and GAS pm.
Metropolitan THE Tall IT,;
HAS am. l, 2:45, 4:30, $40.
sos and 9:55 pm.
Ontario-"Funny Face; los.
ass. 4:30, $40, S:35 and 1920
pm.
misunderstanding Woman:
ii am. lis, $3.50, 5:45, 8 and
10:15 pm.
Playhouse-"The Ten Com
mandments";; 10 am, 2 and 8
pm.
Plaza-"Fernandel the Dress
maker; Q. 4. 6. 8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Iron Petit
coat; 1880 am, 1:l0, 2:55.
4:40, $3.50. 8:15 and 10 pm. i.
Uptown-"Around the World
In 80 Days; 2, S and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Seven Wonders Of
the World; 2 and $3.50 pm.
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ditorium; the time 8 pm.
Miss in Her Teens" and THE
Mock Doctor" two plays popular
with colonial Virginians. will
have their first performances at
Williamsburg tonight as part of
the areas Jamestown festival
program.
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4ou COulu WrltS n DeSt seller
maybe.
It could be, of course, thai
the questions are the result o.
seeing too many life-story movie.
OF late, supplemented by read.
ing the new type of high-tensior
autobiography.
The latest of these is Diana
Barrymore's, TOO Much. Toe
Soon." a paraphrase of four Of
the saddest words of World Wal
II, too little. too late" The i'm
plication is that the two sum ur
tragedies of equal size but it is
not likely that any one save Miss
Barrymore and her collaboration
Gerold Frank, will be misled into
any such assumption.
X X
TOO Much, Too Soon" is not
content with candor. Its authors
preference is for the lurid which
is much more saleable not merely
in the bookstalls but to Holly
wood. That this confidence on
the part of Miss Barrymore and
Frank was justified is reflected
in the size of the books first
printing-50.000 copies-and ar
advance from Warner Bros. fol
film rights. The latter is vari-
ously reported to be from
$150.000 to $3.50. 900. either Of
which is quiz show money.
Miss Barrymore's report, &
O kind of I-cracked-up-in.
charm school and everywhere.
else. it is not without its re.
markable aspects. 1t deals with
in her particular case, the ap.
parent curse of a famous name
Since it was not her name
she was christened Joan Strange
Blythe-she seems to have hac
an escape hatch that it never
occurred to her to use.
AS Joan S. Blythe, who know.
that she might not have become
a serene suburban house wife
with one, instead of three, hus.
bands and nary an appearance
on q police blotter for rioting
fighting, drinking and over-in.
diligence in even sleeping pills:
X 4
The effect of reading "Toc
Much, Too Soon" is puzzling ir
many ways.
Everything dire happened Il
its heroine. She was rejected
she says, by both parents anc
even more distant relatives seen
to have come to the conclu.
sion that she should be Stunned
Even among glamorous human:
as irresponsible as these, the
unanimity of this decision is no
to be dismissed as without sig
nificance.
Diana's reaction to this aliena.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
THE PASSING SHOW
Diono's Stormy Life
Headed for Screen
By JAY CARMODY

How truly bood-curdlng life? Did cry Yesterday?
Will you cry next week?
These are personal questions but they asked in spirit
OF morbid curiosity impertnence On the contrary
INTENDED to be helpful perhaps to guide riches
escape from current horrors into