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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07

Ragan, State Chairman Of the
Committee made the presenta-
ton.
Mr.. Bales was cited for his
tremendous interest in adj
vancing American sic.
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Since 1943 the National Gal
lery Orchestra which he con-
ducts has presented more
than 1000 American compost
tons at the Sunday evening
concerts.
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Conductor Bales
Given AWurd

Music was in the air last
night when The American
Music Committee. of the D. C.
OAR presented a program of
compositions by local artists.
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How Press Felt?

Mrs. J. c., Washington
Can anyone tell me If and
how felt can be pressed? And
also how to remove pencil
marks from white felt?
Thanks in advance.
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Anatomy of Beauty

Mrs. L. B., Prince Frederick, Nd
For Mrs. T.R,C. of Washing
ton, who requested in this
column the quotation from an
elderly Quaker lady, who had
been asked what made her so
lovely: I believe it reads like
this. Il use for the lips truth;
for the voice, prayer: for the
eyes, pity. for the hands, char
ity; for the figure. uprighteous-
ness, and for the heart, love-"
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Fomous Brand
Scissors and Shears
lis to 2.so

Regularly 2.35 TO AS
Variety Of sewing scissors. garden
sheer end others.
! Combination Menieurs and Scissor
Set Regularly 24.95. Now 1900
! combinetien Manicure and Scissor
Set. Regularly 27e5. Now 1000
I Combustion Manicure and Scissor
Set. Regularly 27.95. Nov 1000
I Scissor Set. Regularly 1895. Now.
500
; Menieurs Sets. Regularly 4.95. Now.
$50
u Msnieurs Sets. Regularly s.95.
wow f.9U
8 Manicure Sets. Regularly 1895.
Nov -- $50
Peose odd 1919 Federal tox to oil but
scissors and sheors.
WyL--llotions LIST Floor
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RemnanfS-Friday Only
Pictures Reduced
" and More

- sbS HNhSuS
I Picture Shedow Box with blue
veIvet mot. Wos $500. Now,
1000
coots Of Arms in ooId-finished
shodow box with green velvet
mot. Were 5000. New, 1000
z Large Mops, black ond white
with mopIe frome. Were 1000.
Nov 1000
l--Lorse Picture, "cooches OF
Speed" Wos 5000. Now.
1900
4 Pictures. figures. wide antique
ivory and green trome. Were
1000. Nov 500
! Picture. figure, mahogany
finished frome. Wos 1900.
Now ------6 $50
I Picture, Cords and Poker
Chips" Was $50. Now, Its
z Pictures, CORDS and Poker
Chips" Were 800. Nov, 400
I Picture, "Fountoin HolI-
Yorkshire" Was 1000. Now,
1000
I Picture, figure, in shodow
box. Was $500. Now, ll.50
I Picture, After the Hunt
1885" by William MichoeI
Horne,t. Wos $500. Now, 7.5o
I Picture, nohooony-finished
frome. Wos $50. Nov, BITS
! Picture, scene. Wos 800.
NOW 100
z Pictures, "GirI OF Piano" and
Girl OF Eop." Were $50.
Now lilly
z Process Oils by Seri. Were
$50. Now -i.75
! Old Print. "Europeon Views"
Wos $500. Nov 7.5o
z Pictures, Some Birds. Were
900. Now $50
4 Oval Pictures, figures. Were
800. Now $50
WGl-Pietures and Mirrors,
7th Floor
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Sove 700
Folding Golf Cort
Regularly 1895 O.

80 golf eots thot fold eompoetly for
cosy storage in cor trunk o. club
locker. Extro-s sturdy polished tubular
frame, de luxe balloon tires, custom
spoke wheels, adjustable bog holders.
WGl---The Toy Store, 9th Floor
oIso Chevy Chase end 7 Corners
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Toostmoster Tooster

List Price 1875. Now 1899
WGl-smol Appliances,
Bird Floor, North Building
olso 7 Corners and Alexandra
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. 60ItuOn 60SSSSS
400 Less Than U-Perfect
Price
Once q yeer offering on irresulors Of
AmeIie EoFhort luggage. The defects
ore very minor and do not affect the
durability Of the cases.
SIS" Overnight coses. coffee. II
perfect, 2l50. Now 1880
3-2l" Weekend Cases, cinnamon or
coffee. If perfect. 24.SO, Nov. 1910
7-z6" Pullnons, tan or cinnamon.
II perfect, $3.50 Now -- 2l.9o
1913" PuIImons. ton. blue or Gin
noron. u perfect, 1880. Nov. 1910
I'LL" Wordrobes. ton, blue or GIN
: noron. II perfect. $3.50. Now. 1910
3 Oversees ceses, blue. cinnamon or
coffee. II perfect, $500. Now, $3.50
4: Z Hat and Shoe coses. cinnamon. VI
T: perfect, 1880. Now 1910
40" WerdFobes, blue. II perfect,
: $500. Now $3.50
/: Pleose odd 1929 Federal Tox to prices.
: WGL--Luosooe. 7th Floor
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~ boys bicycles complete with troin-
ing wheels, chain guard, front light
and lussose rock. Red and white
WGL---oy Store, 9th Floor
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group Of IS with attractive coverings green turquoise blue
brown sroy. Some floor somples, slightly soied.
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Clearance of Mems
Cotton Flannel
Sports Shirts

700 mems cotton flonneI sports shirts
in q eolorful assortment Of checks,
pleids and . few plain tones. Small
70 extra large sizes included in the
group.
2ls Mems Femous-kAoke Wool Shirts,
in broken sizes, plain colors and Jorge
checks. Were 1000. Now 500
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
:. olso Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
ond Aexondrio
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
Cover Story
Master Of Timing
By BERNIE HARRISON

Even those who may not care for his series
will have to admit that when it comes to
timing comedy line. 47-year- old Robert Orville
Cummings, q graduate of the Milton Berle
School Of Straight Men (Class Of 49, has few
peers.
And after tracking the CHS star to Chi
cago via phone-I thought he was in Australia
inspecting his new sheep ranch--Im of the
frm opinion that the splendid Cummings sense
of timing Is an asset not restricted to his on
screen endeavors
Take his show, for example.
Next season, the series will switch to NBC
on Tuesday nights. where his competition viii
include Red Shelton.
Bob who heard about the switch Just before
his business jaunt to Australia. is philosophical
about it. Reds good friend of mine," he said,
but when 1t comes to competition. don't forget
we've been up against Groucho Marx And
Groucho is good friend, too"
His aplomb is not unnatural The show
business veteran could be remembering his first
Tv series, my Hero" which Topped There
wasn't anything wrong with his timing then.
either
But ~ was new to all Of u.s." Bob recalls,
"and I didn't know about the Importance of
holding tight to the reins.
"Beanblossom was supposed to own the
real estate firm and be pretty sharp guy. But
his competitor, across the road was supposed
to be one Of those superior fellows who was q
master linguist, could dance beautifully, and do
everything superbly." Bob said.
I'VE actually sold the show on that premise.
But then my associates came to me and said
we'd have to change it. You need to be work.
ing for someone to get sympathy they said"
character became an idiot"
you know the kind Of fellow" he said
He walks into ROOM tips his hat at a dummy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
Week Of June zs-June 70. 1857.
CONTENTS

NEANe STAR NEWSPAPER co. wanston c. T.phonsst.rnu
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mum-$7.O00 maximum schedul,
Tor those with bachelor degrees
and $4.200-$7. 200 for those witt
masters degrees. A $500 limit wa.
set on individual salary hikes.
The budget also includes fund.
Tor the purchase of Is new schoo
buses to bring the feet to zoe
vehicles.
School construction is financed
by bond sales and is not included
In the annual budgets.
School officials expect a $1,000
enrolment next fall, 1886 more
than are packing classrooms this
year. The enrolment will prob.
ably fall into $4,000 elementary
students and $4,000 in secondary
schools.
Two new junior high schools
and six elementary schools
totaling l25 rooms-are expected
to be ready for use when school,
opens next September. At the
same time. % rooms in six new
additions to elementary schools
also should be open. BY next
January l. school officials are
counting on three more ele-
mentary school additions with a
total OF IA rooms.
The total capacity for the ST.
600 enrolment next fall is ex-
pected to be 51.487.
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ELVIS PRESLEY STORM LIFTS
AS WAYNESBORO RUMOR DIES

WAYNEsBORO. Va. lF9-Hote and hospital officials
were breathing easier today The generated by the
latest Elvis Presley seems to have passed
story-which could not bes traced-had it that the
guitar-payng singer with long sdeburns trembling
voice was here to visit young patient Waynesboro
Community Hospital.
Wroughtup een-agerS estimated $50 to 200 in num-
per- invaded Hotel General Wayne then and cried
wnen told there was no basis for the story that
not lodged at the hotel.
MRS William Clark, the desk clerk said things got
pretty hectic She said few ducked up the stairs to
case" the corridors in search of their idol.
Hospital Administrator Darlington w. Kinnard said
his switchboard Swamped with calls 1--WE told them
Presley wasn't here. he said They called liars
kept on phoning."
he later issued newspaper appeal asking the Presley
fans to stop their needless ca-so the business OF the
hospital could continue.
Newspaper offices were flooded with delegations and
phone calls and there were reports of anrums
when the word got around that
Presley is not in town. He hasn't been invited He
isn't expected.
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1850 Honor
Father Of Nation

BY land and by water, $500
Boy Scouts fro mthe Washington
area converged on Mount Vernon
yesterday for their annual trib-
ute to the first President.
About 20 Sea Scouts (mem-
bers of ships" instead Of
"troops') scorned the family
cars used by their fellows and
sailed proudly down the Potomac
from Alexandria. They joined
the landlubbers and the Marine
Drum and Bugle Corps to march
through the gate at Mount
Vernon and lay their yearly
wreath on George Washington's
tomb.
The formation moved to the
lawn in front Of the piazza to
watch two new scouts take their
oaths. Irma Baka, Is, was in
Quoted into Washington Scout
Troop 81. and his brother Istvan,
8. became a member Of Cub
Troop 81. The new scouts, both
Hungarian refugees, have been
here since December with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Imre
Baka.
Chief Municipal Court Judge
Leonard Walsh addressed the
group. and the Rev. William j.
Hough, minister Of Fairfax
Methodist Church. said a prayer
at the tomb. The Rev. Duane H.
Carlson. minister Of st. Marks
Lutheran Church, Springfield,
Va. pronounced the benediction
The Fairfax Scouts. led by
Robert D. Hessom. explorer adj
wiser to Post 1877, were hosts for
this years event. 1t used to be
held on Washington's Birthday
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l0OHigh School Pupils
Debate Troffic Sofety

More than 100 nearby Virginia
high school students spent yes
terday discussing problems OF
traftic safety in a teen-age con-
ference at Wakefield High
School in Arlington.
Delegates from nine schools
attended the day-long meeting
which featured a driving con-
test among students from six OF
the schools.
Commended for Interest
Donald Benson, 10, OF $500
North Twenty-hrst street, Ar
lington. a senior at Washington
Lee High School. took top honors
in the driving contest, amassing
1876 points out Of a possible 225.
Serious discussion Of such
problems as the drinking driver,
pedestrian responsibility and
Show-off driving were topics in
the panel sessions attended by
the students.
Among speakers who addressed
a general session was State Po-
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recommended by Supt. w T.
Woodson.
The school board has added a
supplemental capital outlay item
of $255.277 for the public hear
ing. This increase. If finally APP
proved, would pay for instruc-
tional items now bought with
bond funds.
The superintendent budget is
500 million greater than the
current budget. a 25 per cent
increase.
Officials estimate the STAT
million figure would require a
tax increase Of about 10 cents.
If the supplemental capital out
lay item is included it would re-
quire about another Z cents.
However, Robert Walker, as
siStant superintendent. said he
believes the superintendent
budget can be financed without
an increase in the tax rate be-
cause county revenues have been
consistently underestimate In
past years. The present tax rate
is $500 per 500 valuation on
real estate and personal prop
erty.
The biggest percentage in
crease in the budget Is for pay
ling OF school bonds. A total Of
1872 million is set up for debt
service on bonds already sold
and those expected to be sold in
the spring. The figure is $3.50, 900
more than that in the current
budget.
An increase in teacher pay will
cost an estimated $580.275. This
would bring salaries to the So
100 minimum--$6,000 maximum
adopted last year for teachers
with a bachelors degree.
The biggest single new cost is
$926.000 for additional instruc-
tional personnel. The county ex-
poets to hire nearly 200 new
teachers.
The county expects enrolment
to jump to $4,000 next year,
compared to about $500 now.
New clasSrooms scheduled to
be opened next year total 307.
After the budget receives ANAL
approval by the school board
lit will go to the Board of Super
visors. The supervisors may cut
Ior increase the total appropria-
ton requested but cannot change
specific items in the school
budget.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

lice 1t. Samuel A. Walton who
commended the teen-agers for
their interest in traffic safety.
Other speakers were Donald
Buck. Safety Director for the
Army Transportation Corp, ahd
Frank Lowery, director of field
service for the Inter-industky
Highway Safety Commission.
The conference was organized
by a committee Of the Wakefield
High School student govern
ment. working with w. Ralph
Kier, associate principal at
Wakefield. I'll
AAA Gave Lunches
The Arlington League for
Safety Education and the Safe.
~ Division Of the Arlington Ro-
lice Department joined In the
conference. The American Au-
tomobile Association contributed
box lunches. q
Schools which participated IN
the conference besides Wake
field and Washington-Lee were
George Washington High and
Hammond High. both in AIexafi-
difa, Groveton. Mt. Vernon, An
Mandate and Fairfax High in
Fairfax County. and George Ma!
son High School in Falls
Church. r
Students who were highest
from their respective schools
we're Joseph johnson, Vernon
High, Gerald s. Hineline, Wake
field High. Seth Oginz. HAM
mond High. Jerry Page, Fairfax
High, and Hugh Nesbitt, Grove
ton High.
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Prince Georges

The Prince Georges County
Board of Education budget re-
quest for 1888 is a record OF
$l6.4 million. topping last years
appropriation by $l.8 million.
Biggest increase in the re-
quest is $11,871,352 for instruc-
tion-$l ,302 .648 more than APP
proved last year.
The salary funds include money
for hiring 1879 new teachers. to
start at $500. and nine new
principals.
Approved by the School Board
was a 5000 raisA for teachers plus
80 per cent Of the amount needed
to put them on q $4,000 mini
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Alexandra

A $4,375,O00 budget has been
recommended to finance school
operations in Alexandria during
fiscal 1878.
The figure represents an In
crease of $4l4.948 over the cur
rent budget. but is less than the
total requested by the School
Board.
The School Board had asked
for $4,479.507 but this was cut
lS104.507 by City Manager E. G.
Heatwole before he presented the
entire 500 million proposed
city budget to Citizen Council
Tuesday.
In addition to the school
operating budget, the city viii
have to raise an estimated
$67l ,467 next year to pay interest
and principal on school bonds.
Unlike neighboring Virginia COM
Imunities. school bond payments
in Alexandria are handled d.
rectly by the city government
instead Of through the School
Board.
MIR. Heatwole has recon-
mended q Accent increase in the
personal property tax rate To-
meet a 100000 deficit in his .pro-i
posed budget. The rate now Is
So per 500 property valuation.
No change was recommended In
the $2.75 real estate levy.
A budget hearing has been
scheduled for May 20. but City
Council has said 1t will set the
1857 tax rates on March 5.
Mayor Leroy S. Bendheim said
the amount OF the rates viii
depend on public sentiment.
The School Board had planned
to increase its $3.70o-to-S5.650
teacher salary scale to 50. 900-to-
Sc. 900. Supt. T. c. Williams said
the cut made by Mr.. Heatwole
very likely" would affect the
proposed scale II the council goes
along with the City Managers
accommodation.
The teacher pay increase would
cost about $4,000.
Another big increase is for new
personnel. About so new people.
including q additional class
room teachers. are expected to be
hired at a cost Of 1929. 500.
Mr.. williams said the enroll
ment next year is expected to
reach approximately $4,000. an
increase Of about 1000 over the
current year. The school board
plans to reopen the old Lee
School on Prince street to han
die some Of the increase.
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Montgomery

The Montgomery County
School Boards budget request.
total 1894 million includins
$20.2 million for operating ex.
penses and $9.2 for new con.
struction.
The county next year also i:
expected to put out $3.2 million
for principal and interest pay.
ments on bonds previously floatec
for school construction.
The boards budget is subject
to recommendations from County
Manager NJ. L. Reese and finaI
adoption by the County Council
prior to midnight April IS.
Estimates indicate the county
would have to increase its pres
ent general tax rate of $2.03 Del
500 OF assessed valuation by
rs to 80 cents to finance the in
creased cost Of school operation
and school debt service.
This would mean that If pres
ent practices are followed, in
GLIDING the levy Of an ll-cent
tax rate for partial pay-as-you-
60 financing of school construc.
ton. the cost of schools would
require a tax rate of $1.9S to
$500.
The requested operating budget
for schools Is up SAT- million
above this years. This is q %
per cent increase compared with
an estimated enrolment increase
Of 9 per cent.
Enrollments are expected to-
jump 5.308 to q total 63.17S next
fall.
The budget calls Tor IS mil
lion for secondary school build
ing or s5s,32l q classroom. Some
S3.8 million is asked for elemen-
tary school construction at q
$27.86 q classroom rate.
The operating budget would
add 419 employees to the school
system raising the total force to
1907. This would be one new
employe for every lbs new
pupils.
Pay increases proposed would
raise the existing 1887 teachers
an average Of $428 q year. The
average salary for existing teach
ers would be $5.048.
The proposed salary scale
would have a $500 minimum
and q 5000 maximum for
teachers with a bachelors de-
gree.
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Bureau Of Transportation we're
also announced. Blair P. Wake
field was appointed assistant
director. Clyde r. Sandell was
named senior traffic analyst and
Dallas F. Bell was promoted to
| traffic ANALYST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
Virginia Ports Agency
Names Wude Director

The Virginia State Ports Au-
thority has announced the pro-
motion of Herbert v. c. Wade
from assistant director to direc-
tor of the Bureau of Transporta-
ton of the authority.
Mr.. Wade has been with the
authority and its predecessor
organizations since 1874. He was
appointed assistant director OF
the Transportation Bureau In
1854.
Three other promotions in the
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Arlington

Arlington School Supt. T. Ed,
ward Rutter has submitted {
proposed operating budget o
I$l0,l67.l02 to the School BoarC
for the coming fiscal year.
The School Board will hold /
public hearing at 8 pm. Marcel
IS at Stanford Junior High
School, 4l00 North Vacation
lane. on Mr.. Rutter's proposals
The following night. March Z
1.-THE board will adopt its recon
mended budget at a public meet.
ing in the school administra
ton office, 1926 North Quinc!
street.
| The School Boards proposals
along with County Manager A
1T. Lundberg's recommended
budget, will be presented to tn,
County Board by March Is.
/ Deadline for the County Boart
to adopt the budgets and set thu
tax rates is May is.
\ In addition to the $l0.2 mil
lion budget. Mr.. Rutter also rec.
commended:
/ /. That a $35o.o0O item be
added in order to begin a three
year building program on a pay
las-you-go basis.
2. A new salary scale $4,000 Il
$4,000 for bachelor degree hold
erSl for the teachers with a $500.
a-year maximum. which would
require an additional 1926 $40.
/ 3. A pay hike for other school
employees II the teachers are
given a raise.
Mr.. Rutter could not estimate
the tax rate increase needed to
finance his proposals because q
general reassessment Of county
real estate has not yet been COM
pleted.
The present levy on real estate
is 1851 per 500 of evaluation.
or this. the school share Is S2.03
and the county's share is $l.4s.
The personal property rate is
$3.50. The breakdown Is $3.50
for schools and 50 for the county.
AS to the pay-as-you-go item
"a new approach for Arlington
MIR. Rutter recommended that
"a total Of 81 million be provided
during the next three years in
the operating budgets.
The School Board expects to
market during the 1857 calendar
year the $4.5 million bond issue
approved last June. A 50 million
block was sold yesterday.
In addition. the School Board
has announced 1t expects TO ask
the voters to approve another
bond issue within about one
year for the proposed SIS mil
lion Yorktown High School
This would be the 1inal bono
issue referendum in Arlington
for classroom construction.
The $l0.2 million budget pro.
posal-not including either thu
$3.50. 900 or $226.34O recommen.
dations-refiects an increase o.
$518,315 over the current budget
The superintendent gives ar
anticipated enrolment figure Of
%. $50. an increase Of $50 ovei
the present 22.250. The increase
breaks down to rs in the ele-
mentary level and 755 in thu
secondary schools.