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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Style In Stars 10
New And Natural

movies have had 70 offer stories and acting
that can't be seen on ~.
That Is why MOM Is wiling 70 risk for
tune on an actress unknown 20 Americans
because she has the interesting" qualify. She
Is Maria Schell. plump German hansfraH
type who has the role Marilyn Monroe wanted
as Gnlshenka in The Brothers karamazOv."
Aside from having Martyrs role Maria
bears no physical resemblance 70 the sexy
blonde. But studio executives believe her
ability as an actress will make up for her lack
Of the more obvious kind Of sex appeal.
SMaFia b sexy with hsT eyes" snid Rich
ard Brooks, director 81 the MIN.
Hollywood publicity tactics are also chang
inc. Not long ago We sat in on conferences
with Betsy Palmer and two Paramount press
aeents IS they transformed prOblem: how
toeet publicity wifhOm using Is the simmick.
One Grace. One Betsy
After an hour Of discussing every possible
approach, including comparing Betsy with
Grace Kelly (ruIed out BY Betsy: There's only
one Kelly and there's only one me- }. the press
aeents finally decided the build-up would have
70 come from good rcles.
81 know I'm . problcm," said Betsy. "rm
disgustingly average n al departments. The
0aly build-up want b - n actress"
Beisy's attitude Is typical. We Interviewed
70 Of the new young actresses recently signed
BY the studios and they an echoed, I'm going
TO Get to success IS an actress Or not a. all.
It's talent not measurements that counts"
Joanna Barnes. who was recently signed By
Warmers, told Us, "rmas sexy as an old potato.
If you want 70 see beautiful body. 90 TO the
museum. ! wouldn't be in character rcmping
around with beach ball. Il wouldn't be me.
I don't want career based on cleavage"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
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That HIGH!
New AniIsspiIc Cream
RSIlsvss Inlsnss Mch
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Fights Further Injection!

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

bear hugs to pecks on the
cheek.
And 1t was the same way
At the end Of the concert.
Her blue eyes sparkled as
she thanked them for their
well wishes. She told them
she was getting a little hard
OF hearing. but I'm so happy
to be able to be with you and
TO see you" she said.
Needless to say. the none-
genarian. spry as she is,
spent a quiet day in anti.
cipation Of last nights ex-
citment. But there was one
little note that provided a
prelude to the honors she
was later to receive. During
the day, she received, not
q dozen red roses, but 81
American Beauties from the
Budapest Quartet.
Ninety roses for 20
charming years. and the 9lst
for next year." was the salu.
tation which accompanied it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
Women to Hold
Publicity Clinic

A boon to publicity chair
men Of church. civic or well
fare organizations here as
well as to busy newspaper
editors will be the annual
Publicity Clinic sponsored by
the Women's Advertising
Club Of Washington.
The clipc is set for 8 pm,
October Is. in the auditor
iuIn Of the Perpetual Build
ing Association. Eleventh and
E streets NV
rhe clinic Is primarily for
the benefit 81 organizations
without paid publicity help"
says Jessie Hilderhrand.
chairman OF the clubs public
service committee.
Moderator for the clinic
will be Elinor Lee. food edi-
tor Of The Washington Post
and former president Of the
Women's Advertising Club.
Because seating is limited
to 200. advance reservations
are required. Reservations
may be made through the
Women's Advertising Club Of
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
Gertrude Clarke WhittaH
|Honored on 9Oth Birthday
nv RUTH DEAN

The Library Of Congress
and the Budapest String
Quartet honored their sweet
heart last night - and quite
appropriately with music,
flowers, kisses and gifts.
II was the Goth birthday
anniversary Of Mrs. Gertrude
Clarke Whlttall, benefact0r
Of the library and patron Of!
music and literature. And
for the petite Mrs. Whittall
who is spryer than many q
woman half her age. It was
an evening full OF surprises.
IN her honor there was an
especially planned concert,
sponsored By the Gertrude
Clarke Whittall Foundation
in the Coolidge Auditorium
and featuring Rudolf Serkin.
pianist; Walter Trampler.
violist, and the Budapest
String Quartet.
Then at intermisSion. she
was escorted to the stage to
receive from Mr.. Harold
Splvacke, chief OF the LIZ
brary's Music Division. q
congratulatory message from
the Librarian Of Congress,
and a testimonial volume
containing the library's ex-
preston Of appreciation TO
her.
GIVEN Ovation
AIrs. whittall was given "a
standing ovation as she was
escorted onto, the stage by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
automatically Speaking


Continued From rage B-b
past year. said eoodby yester.
day At q aInalI onekthii party.
The handsome Young man,
son and naInesako OF the
President ol Tlnisla, left
WnellInalon today after only
q year here but he Is going
on to ah even bigger job
that o. TuniSla's Ambassa-
dor tO Rome lMnne. Bour-
CUBA returned 70 Tunisia
some weeks earlier.l
last nights party was 10
say eoOdhy. but also TO intro
duce Mr.. Bourguiba's success
sor. Mr.. Essafi. who will be q
secretary at the embassy. He
is q young man In his late
EOS who speaks perfect OK
ford English IS well as
French.
And also being introduced
was another newcomer at
the embassy. Miss Faika
Farouk. a, who win have
the lob Of handling cultural
and press matters for the em-
bassy This makes her the
second woman from an Arab
country TO be assigned as q
diplomat here. The other is
Mrs. Angela Khouri Of Le-
banon. u
How did she land q dip
lomatic jobP
"A iirst I didn't intend to
enter diplomacy" explained
Miss Farouk. Il studied
English at the Sorbonne and
took a degree in political
science. But we Tunisians
have much to do for our
country. and so as soon as
! completed my studies.
somewhat against the wishes
Of my parents. ! asked for a
job IN the Foreign ONCE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

and they immediately sent
ne here. /"
incidentally. she says that
having the name Farouk has
caused hef endless expIana-
tons. 81
I'm 40 relation at all 10
the former king Of Egypt,
but I'm always asked that
question In France and
even III Tunlsia sometimes. =
one OF Mr.. Houfeuiba's last
acte before leaving today was
70 SEE orsanized "The Amer
lean Friends Of Tunisia." Mr..
Henri Roskaln. secretary Of
the group. explained last
night that It's purpose is TO
promote cultural exchange
between the two countries
Still another newcomer at
the party was Nine. Ma
hnond MestiiJ. wife Of
another Tunisian embassy
oiiicial. The Mestiris have
Just been married q month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

oalbun Of the Libyan en-
bassy. Mr.. Hanfui Of Syria.
Mr.. 6aab Of Lebanon, Mr..
Peider Konz and many more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

Mr.. Spivacke and Mr.. Edward
N. Waters. assistant chief of
the music division. The au-
dience which packed the
small auditorium to capacity,
as well as the musical ar
fists on stage. stood as the
citation was read.
The tiny hgure on the
stage. attifed ~ a navy silk
bouffarit dress With pearls at
her throat and a tiny hat
perched on her upswept Golf
fure. stood throughout the
reading Of the citation with
head slightly bowed and
gloved hands folded.
She nodded with q happy
smile when she heard that
the signatures that followed
the citation included those Of
President Eisenhower. Vice
President Nixon. members Of
Congress. Government ON
cials. artists and her many
friends at last nights concert.
Cited as Patron
Her expression grew more
serious during the reading Of
the actual citation. which
says in part:
"She has enhanced the
pre-eminence Of the Library
Of Congress in the field Of
chamber music through the
creation Of the Gertrude
Clarke WhittaIl Foundation.
She has brought luster to the
library through the
establishment Of the Stra-
dwarf Memorial honoring
the great luthiers art and
craftsmanship.
"She has enriched the
library s. in the musical
sources Of three centuries.
Through the Gertrude Clarke
Whittall Poetry and Litera-
ture Fund. she has enabled
the Library Of Congress to
disclose new values in the
literature of the world.
Gertrude Clarke Whittall
has been a unique benefactor
OF her country-by enlarg-
ing our cultural wealth and
encouraging all to share it,"
The handsomely bound
Oasis morocco leather volume
containing the tribute and
signatures was designed by
the Government Printing
once and uses handmade
paper.
But the evening Of sur
prdses was not over yet. As
she tucked the gift volume
under her arm. Mr.. Joseph
Roisman. first violinist OF
the Budapest String Quartet,
stepped forward and pre-
sented her with a gift from
the guardian onyx and
silver cigarette box.
."On behalf Of the Buda-
pest Quartet, We are very
happy to take part in to-
nights program Mr.. Rois-
man said feelingly. In
nearly 90 years you have
been q dear part Of our
lives"
The cigarette box is en-
graved with an inscription
which reads: ITO our dear
est friend. Mrs. Gertrude
Clarke Whittall, on her Goth
birthday, with love and
gratitude"
Birthday Kisses
Then al the members of
the Budapest Quartet. Mr..
Serkin. Mr.. rrampler. Mr..
Spivacke and Mr.. Waters
took turns showering Mrs.
whittall with birthday kisses.
In turn. she blew kisses to
the ot1ftiott<ttr.o a,,dtar,no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
Birthday Kisses

Then all the members of
the Budapest Quartet. Mr..
Serkln. Mr.. rrampler. Mr..
Spivacke and Mr.. Waters
took turns showering Mrs.
whittall with birthday kisses.
In turn. she blew kisses to
the applauding audience.
Actually the evening began
with kisses for the beloved
benefactor. Soon after her
arrival with her nephew and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
@. Clarke Of Darien. Conn.,,
she was hesieged with con-
gratulations from friends who
left their seats to greet her
IN the back row she always
occupies for the concerts.
The greetings varied from
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-27

Appointments of three new
hostesses TO sororities, and
transfers of two others TO new
positions in the University's S
hostess system have been an
nounced by Miss Katherine Ken
nedy Carmichael, Dean of Won
en-.
Mrs. Frances Willard McDon-
aid Of 1905 Lamond Avenue,
Durham, has been named hos
tess to the Alpha Delta Pi Sor-
ority. Mrs. Mcdonald is a grad
Iuate of Furman University and
has served as dormitory house
mother at the College of Viii
liam and Mary. Her experience
also includes service as director
of Service Clubs during World
War II. She replaces Mrs. Daph-
ne Creech Maxwell, who will be
hostess in Carr Dormitory dur
ing the 1878 school year.
Mrs. Charles L. Murphy of
405 Fulton Street, Salisbury, has
been appointed hostess in the
Chi Omega Sorority. Mrs. Muir
ply is a native of Durham, and
lived in Chapel Hill for a num-
Der Of years, having attended the
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-27
New Hostesses Are Named at University

University here. She replaces
Mrs. Peggie Bizzell, who has re-
Gently become dietitian at Spen-
Ger Hall.
Mrs. Mabel Britain of Chapel
Hill has been named hostess in
Smith Evergreen, Smith Halls
newly opened annex in the form
er Tri Delta house. She is exec
utive secretary Of the Chapel
Hill Red Cross Chapters office.
Mrs. Daphne Creech Maxwell
Of Smithfield, formerly house
mother in the Alpha Delta Pi
Sorority, is now hostess in Carr
Dormitory. Mrs. Maxwell has
had extensive experience in hotel
management. She replaces Mrs.
Charles B. Seward.
Mrs. Charles B. Seward of
Petersburg, Virginia, has been
named hostess in McIver Dormi-
tory. Mrs. Seward was librarian
at the Marion, Virginia, Pub
lie Library, 1946-1949. She came
to Chapel Hill in l949 to be
house mother for Beta Theta ri
Fraternity, where She remained
until June, 1854. At that time
she was made hostess in Carr
Dormitory, from which she was
recently transferred to take up
her present duties. She replaces
Mrs. Florence Cook.
Continuing as hostesses in
other dormitories and sororities
at the University are Mrs. Leslie
Babcock, in ri Beta Phi Soror-
ity; Mrs. Bessie Buchanan, in
Spencer Hall; Mrs. J. c. Clamp
in Alderman Hall; Mrs. Sedalia
Gold, in Smith Hall; Mrs. l.. w.
German, in Delta Delta Delta
Sorority; Mrs. Ernest Graham
in Kappa Delta Sorority; Mrs.
Victor Humphreys in Kenan
Hall; and Mrs. Lorena Patte, in
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-27
Scholastic Press Institute

The 10Th annual North Caro-
lima Scholastic Press Institute
will be held here Saturday, Oct
ober II. 1t will be attended by
$50 student editors and faculty
advisers from high schools all
over the state.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-27

The University of>-North
Carolina School of Public
Health is one of 10 such
schools in North America ac-
credited by the A. p. S.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-27
BERNICE JACKSON COUCH
Alias JACK TAYLOR


To Bernice jackson Couch, alias
Jack Taylor, the Defendant here
in:
You Will take notice that an
action has been commenced in the
Superior Court Of Orange County
on July II, 1857, entitled as
above, wherein the Plaintiff seeks
an absolute divorce from the De
| fcndant on the grounds that the
Plaintiff and the Defendant have
lived separate and apart for more
than two GU years next preced-
ing the bringing Of this action;
and the Plaintiff seeks the Gus
tody and control Of the three CD
minor children born Of this union,
to wit Thurman Lee Couch, born
March Is, l949, Ronald Jackson
Couch, born January q, 1850, and
Ida LaVerne Couch, born Febru-
airy 5, 1851, and
The Defendant will further
take notice that he is required
to appear at the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court OF
Orange County in the courthouse
in Hilsboro, North Carolina
within thirty 800 days after tn.
9Th day Of October, 1857, anC
answer or demur to the Com.
plant in said action, or Plaintiff
will apply to the Court for The
relief demanded in said Com
plant.
! This the 3rd day Of September
1857.
f. M. Lynch
CLERK OF THE SUPERIOI
COURT
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-27

UNDERWATER - Cass
Johnson (abOve), district man
ager for the Occidental Life
Insurance Company, is among
523 insurance men who were
recently granted the Certified
Life Underwater designation
at the national cOnferment eX-
ercises of the American Col
lege of Life Underwriters in
Detroit. All of them had COM
pleted a series of five exam
nations and had met other
requirements.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-27

The cigarettesoutput in 1856
81 is running more than three
per cent above that Of 1856.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-27

North Carolina has total
area of 52,7l2 square miles.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
The undersigned, having quail
fled as administrator Of the es.
tate Of Charles William Gard
ner, deceased, late Of Orange
County, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against SAID
estate to present them to the
undersigned at his office at 10;
East Franklin Street, Chape
Hill, North Carolina on or before
the 23rd day Of August 1868, OF
this notice will be pleaded ir
bar Of their recovery. All per.
sons indebted to said estate will
make immediate payment to tho
Undersigned at the same address
This the 23rd day Of August
1857
W. HAROLD EDWARDS,
Administrator,
Estate Of Charles William
Gardner, Deceased.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-27
MATURE KNOWS NO
PAUSE II PROGRESS
AND DEVELOPMENT"
. (Author's Name Below

Our fight against sickness
IS a continuous one. Research
workers are always seeking
better drugs and new treat
ments. About one-third of the
ingredients in last years pre-
scriptions were unknown the
xear before.
We must keep well inform
ed. A newly discovered drug
,an almost overnight change a
physicians prescribing habits,
50 that there is no further
need for the replaced drug.
Every prescription pharmacy
regularly discarQs these drugs
that are no longer used.
Despite all this, the cost
per-ilIness Of medicines grows
less each year. You get better
20 much more quickly.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-27
NOTICE

NOIIt T.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
ORANGE COUNTY
MARY SAUNDERS COUCH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13
DoubIe-Hung Windows
Marketed in New Type

attractive styles that are read
lily removable and easier to
install. The frame. too. can
be set in place separately,
making the unit light and
easier to handle.
For painting or cleaning, the
sash can be lifted out from
inside the house. No longer
need the man of the house go
through the needless hazard of
balancing himself on window
sills or climbing ladders with
these new, easily removable
double hung sash windows.
All-Weather Protection
The window balances make
raising and lowering easy and
do not interfere with immedi-
ate sash removal. Temperature
changes cannot affect these
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13
BY d. M. DERWIN

Since the individual home
owner is well represented in
the ranks of do-it-yourself en-
thusiasts, manufacturers have
endeavored to meet his needs.
No longer is it essential that
a new product must be only
beneficial and attractive. Now
1t must also be easy to install
and easy to maintain.
Because of these last two re-
quirements, many changes are
taking place in the American
home. Most notable, perhaps
is the change being effected
in double hung wood windows
now being marketed.
One manufacturer is fully
aware of the individuals de-
mand for easier installation
and easier maintenance of
double hung wood windows in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13
Loshbough Takes
Pittsburgh Post

Bernard E. Loshbough of
Washington has been appointed
first executive director of the
Allegheny Council to Improve
Our Neighborhoods Housing,
Inc. DR.. Charles B. Nutting,
president of the group. an
nounced today.
ACTION-H GU sing coordi-
mates activities of community
organizations and agencies, to
plan and effect a 20-year slum
renewal program in Allegheny
County, Pa,
Mr.. Loshbough is currently
general manager of the Nation
al Housing Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13
Many Here Obtain
Lots in Florida

A large percentage Of lots in
Indian Lake Estates, Florida
development of Leon Acker-
man. have been sold to Wash
ington area residents, the firm
has announced on the basis of
Q recent check of its records.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13

available in q full range Of
styles and sizes. In low, wide
styles, it provides wall space
and privacy in kitchen and
bedroom. In larger sizes, it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13

and contraction to effect q
good weather seal. The new
feature operates without any
attachment to the sash.
A special gliding window is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13

serves as an operating picture
window. providing controlled
ventilation and natural view.
For further information you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13

may write Mr.. Derwin. Room
400. The Evening Star. WASH
ington. d. c.. enclosing q
stamped. self-addressed enve-
lope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13

perature rises or falls. At the
same time, side pressure springs
compensate for sash expansion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13
FURNISHED MODEL HOME AT 1907 DALLAS DRIVE
Open Daily and Sunday, | | Am. 10 9 Pm

DIRECTIONS Out Pennsylvania Apenue Sc Branch SE
right Branch Auenue Branch Avenue extended
traffic light ST. BGrnabas Road Right ST. BGndbas Road
prormde, a mile 10 ESQ station right Turn right Dallas
Drive TO Model House.
Alternate Directions: OUe South Capitol Street Bridge Suand
Parkway Branch Apenue ST. BGrnabds Road Right
BarnGbus Road Deer Park Heights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13

windows because the exclusive
window balance feature keeps
them from creeping when tenn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13
CHECK THESE PLUS FEATURES

ccmpore II for Price Size Comfort Convex.
fence! There hos been home offered Of this price
and these terms this Big roomy. 3bedroom brick
and ome duplex designed 10 meet the needs Of growing
modern fomiy set q spoeious handicapped lot in
attractive community ldeoIy oeoted duo-one porkwoys
lead directly to downtown Washington in only IS minutes
Just 10 minutes Andrews Field Boiling Field Navel Re-
seoreh Lob NovoI Air Bose BureOu Of Census and Navel
photographic Office.
Evening star., 1957-12-16
Sievers Gets
$4,000 Offer

Roy Sievers. who topped the
American League in homers
and runs batted in this year
for his finest season. left town
last night after a flying visit
and a brief salary conference
with Csl Griffith. president Of
the Senators.
1--WE didn't agree on terms
Roy said, s"but there's plenty
OF time. I'm coming back for
the Touchdown Club dinner
next. month";.
81 offered him q So per cent
increase over his 1887 salary8'
0rifnth disclosed. I read n
the papers where he was ask
ing for a SO per cent raise. We
did even better"
Griffith said Roy's salary was
SIC. 600. The increase would
boost ,Sievers' pay for SO TO
$4,000.
Evening star., 1957-12-16
.MacKay Takes
Place Of FIam
On Cup Squad

MELBOURNE, Australia
Dec. is R.-In an eleventh.
hour decision. Capt. Bill Tai
bert Of the United States Davis
Cup team tonight named the
four-man squad for the chal-
lenge round. eliminating Her
bic Flam Of Beverly Hills,
Calf. Flam had played the
singles against both the Phil
ippines and the Belgians.
Vic Seixas. Gardnar Mulloy
Barry MacKay and Ron Holm
berg make up the squad.
Talbert. who earlier in the
day had included Flam on the
team. said the decision was
made on the advice of a doctor
who prescribed complete rest
for the high-strung, jittery
Flam.
Indications are. MacKay. who
beat Sammy Giammalva for
the NCAA title. will play the
singles along with Selxas. He
may team with Seixas in the
doubles unless Mulloy. ~,
shows an improvement over
the form displayed in the
interzone match over the week
end at Brisbane.
MacKay. %. is a 6-foot-4
husky from Dayton, Ohio.
Talbert has been giving the
former Cincinnati boy heavy
workouts in conditioning him
for battles with Australians
See DAVIS CUP. Page A-2S
Evening star., 1957-12-16
Kentucky Tournament
Puts Tar Heels to Test

West Virginia, incidentally.
plays a warmup game against
Richmond tomorrow.
Time for Reassessment
At this early stage OF the
season. 1t appears that some
reassessment Of forecasts Is In
order For example:
/. Bradley. the favorite for
the Missouri Valley champion
ship. got its first big test OF the
season Saturday and dropped
an 82-76 decision to Seattle.
2. Indiana and Ohio State,
top contenders along with
Michigan State TO take the Big
Ten crown, have yet 10 win a
game. although the conference
season has not begun. Missouri
bounced Indiana with its third
straight loss. 1918. and Ohio
State dropped No. 3 to Texas
AIM. 1850.
3. Rice. with three victories,
is the only outfit in the South
west Conference living up 70
expectations. Texas Tech and
Texas. both rated at the bot
tom OF the league before the
season. each have won four
straight.
4. Around the East, New
York University was rated one
Of the powers, The violets have
lost two straight In Madison
Square Garden and have
showed little except Cal Ram
sey.
While North Carolina was
breezinR past South Carolina.
See BASKETBALL. Passft-s'