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have fought the battle that way
IF you had" snapped the
President. II would have sacked
you"
As Supreme Commander of Al
lied, forces in Europe during
World War II, Gen. Eisenhower
was Marshal Montgomery's su-
perior.
Eisenhower DeplOres Charge
President Eisenhower is an ar
dent admirer Of Gen. Lee-even
has a portrait Of the Confederate
leader in his White House ONCE
But he said repeatedly during
the battlefield tour yesterday
that he could not understand
why. on the third day at Gettys-
burg, Lee ordered Pickett's
ch arge from Seminary Ridge
across a mile of open fields into
the strong center position Of the
Union Army.
Approximately one half Of the
$4,000 Confederates in that
charge were moved down by
Union guns entrenched on
Cemetery Ridge. This engage
ment ended Lees second invasion
Of the North and the Union had
won the climactic battle. Of the
war.
President Eisenhower, who has
visited the battlefield many
times and has studied virtually
all available records Of the three
day fight, was not as harsh on
Lee as Lord Montgomery.
Stuart Criticism Heard Again
Although he could not under
stand why Pickett's charge was
ordered. the President was in
clined to blame in large measure
Maj. Gen. j. E. B. Stuart, COM
manding the cavalry corps of the
Army Of Northern Virginia,
whose wide Interpretation of dis
cretionary orders led to his alb
sence at the start of the battle.
Stuart let Lee down." the
President said. He described the
Virginia cavalryman as a lover
of headlines. He pointed out
that Lee later had ordered Stuart
to outflank the Union Army on
the northern end Of its line, cir
Gle in southwark and attack the
Union rear. This maneuver was
to be timed with Pickett's charge
on the front.
Stuart failed to execute the
mission properly, was detected
early and knocked out before
the climax of the engagement,
the President said. The Union
forces thus were left free to
concentrate on the infantry at
tack by Pickett.
Comedies TurnabOut
The President conceded that If
some of the generals who fought
here were alive today they prob
ably would have criticized the
way We fought"
In discussing Pickett's charge,
Mr.. Eisenhower remarked:
The man must have got so
darn mad he wanted to hit that
(other) man with a brick"
Lord Montgomery had, this
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1852 StropIess NyIon Slips $l0so. Wel-fttinq Bros
Broken sizes in black IF Street only)
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$S95 end $095 Waltz and Full Length Peisnoi $595 and
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NEGLIGEES-S29ss to s45 Luxurious Orion Fleece
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WILLINGNESS to Sss5 Hots-S2 to S.. White
coors cosuols dresy styles for spring and SUMNER Street.
Shirlngton Silver Spring, Corners
$1,000 $3.50 Hots $3.50 to $3.50 Spring and summer
sows in white and coors Street, Shrnoon Silver Spring.
Folls Church.
All French Room Millinery. SIS and upwords. Now u price,
Street.
ToILETRIES REDUCED! Pr.sto-Mist Atom1eL
chino. pole pink or blue. Reg. ST now S.
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100 puirs-$l2.95 Confetti Little Heel
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see when we come back
from a disaster. describe what
goes on at q blood donation
center. say how it feels to serve
hospitalized veterans"
In Capsule Form
But Mrs. Coveny has one
word Of warning to give those
who would dramatic the Red
Cross. Give it to them in
capsule FORM" she advises.
I'VE want the important,
busy people. not those who are
running away from a psychia-
trist's COUCH"
Mrs. Coveny is all for in
jecting some sociability into
the severe aura left by war
time austerity in the Red
Cross. people like to show of,
to have fun in groups, to be
appreciated for what they do,
to feel they're part Of the
team" she says emphatically.
So a few teas are on her
chapters agenda this year.
And the monotony of the next
board meeting will be broken
by the serving of a typical
Disaster Service meal served
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fication. A sense of duty and
proof of citizenship were the
other two answers given.
$50. it seemed obvious to us
that We must concentrate on
the emotional appeal of volun-
teering." Mrs. Coveny pointed
out. And in order to do this.
all Of us must be statesmen and
dramatically sell the Red Cross
wherever we go-tell what we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
Baby Course Set
For This Month

Are you expecting a baby
soon? Then you may want to
attend the accelerated Moth
er and Baby Care" course be-
ing given at the d. c. Chapter
House. POPS E street NV.
1t is scheduled for May "a,
May 81 and May 20 from 10
am. to noon and pm. to 3
pm. To register for this course,
call Executive $1,000, Exten-
sion 342.
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Extro-Just Received! So and IS Hondbogs, 81.
Clutch boes with top clasp follower strooht or curved
frome Linen royon shontuno royon foie, ribbon strow
ond lndio print Assorted pqseIs, prints, white dark
shades and mut-coors
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Make Best Volunteers
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management consultant firing
the target questions. This
ideas session" produced some
astounding results.
To the general question Of
what makes a person want
to be a volunteer" she said
they got 81 members. 10 Of
them emotional reasons which
mostly dealt with self-grati-
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from a Mobile Disaster Cam

from a Mobile Disaster Can
teen.
OF course this coming up
with new ideas is nothing new
for Mrs. Coveny. Her innova-
tons have not only aided in
Los Angeles philanthropies
for years. but have brought
her family happiness.
She and her husband and
three boys like to give Idea
parties" Mrs. Coveny cele-
brated her 40th birthday this
year with an aging Citizens
Benefit Party"
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and OF shidnson Silver Spring. Seven Corners
TEENS-ss9.s9 to S4s.99 Spring coots SIS loOq5
wool in fonnes basket weoves dcoshmere blends
Dressy and olored Styles no red oc noturo grey lis
$lI99 to $zZ9 Coots. Sill Royon and oceote coots fully
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print dresses with roon linen coots silk and cotton dressy
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$zzS9 $35 Evening Dresses. SIS BoIerno lengths in
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JUNIOR SEPARATES-ssss to $3.50 Sweaters, 50.
1000 orion cordoon and pul-overs in broken sizes ond
coIors
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and solid coIors: 3O-36
$500 to SloSo Skirts. S4 looQ5 wool fonnels in slim
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4th Floor. Street and ot shrEuoton Conn., Ave-.
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Ind Floor, Street
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4-$2o99 Royon crepes. SIS. Blue, black
3-2o.oo Beige Silk Peou De Sole, SIS.
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$50 White ioeketed Block Royon Satin Sheohs SIS
$50 Navy Royon Crepe Bosie Dresses, $30
Z-$69oo Silk Sotn CocktoiI Dresses S30 RoyoI block
$50 Silk COcktoiI Dresses. $30 Beige, cense emerod
turquoise
$50 Silk FoIIe coektoI Dresses S35. Block blue.
$50 0roy Silk Tweed Costumes, SIS.
$50 Groy Wool Chiffon Sheoth Dresses S45
$50 Block Royon Lcce cocktcI Shecths, $50
zO-$65 ALL Tucked Royon Crepe $45., Now blue
l-S'SS9 White Royon Satin CoektoI Dress, $50 Full
skirts
l-Sllo sequin Trimmed Silk orsonzo, $50 Brown top,
white skirt
z-sl65 Black Silk Bosie Dresses, s6s
$50 Nov Wool Boero Costumes, SIS.
1870 Grey Doeron -ond Wool Costumes, SIS.
$50 Navy Chiffon Wool Dresses, $65
ISIS Wool BoIero Costume SOS. Chiffon top dress
3C$l65 Fur Colored Tweed Costumes, $l35
l-Sz35 Grey Yom Dyed Worsted Dress, Sl45
$3.50 Lilac Wool Suit, Sl45
l-Sl95 Navy Checked Wool Sheoth $l45
$3.50 Wool Suit Sl45. Grey blue
l-$zS5 Wool Cope Costume, Sl95. Send
l-$3o5 Beige Wool Costume, $l95 Fox coIor
l-$285 Red Silk and Wool Suit, $l95.
l-S325 Grey Striped Wool Suit, $lo5
$3.50 Seofoom Silk Chiffon Dress, SIPS.
These items subee, TO prior sole.
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Crepes toffetos, some woos dessy and bosc styles NoY
black brown beige. blue
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spun royon, ocrion-weoroble now Some with jockets.
Blends Of royon ond cotton sheoth and ore skirts Beige
pink, oquo, no block Broken sizes in Y to TO- l4h to
22h some 50 to a.
These eeowoy speok 5 Floor Street; also efs Falls Church.
ShrInson and Silver Spring
SPORTS DRESSES-sssss to s4s9s Jeweed Trim
med knits. SIS to $35. Sizes 10 to l8
$22S9 Short seeved Acion Sports Dress ST. Button 'front.'
silk scort leather belt; sizes 10 to l8.
S4o9 Striped Cotton Knit sheoth $lo Short sleeves Choir
coal or novY; sizes 10 to Is.
Sport Dresses. s,h Floor. Street
CASUAL DRESS SHOP-ls-sl4ss NyIon Jersey
Prints. 49, "a sleeves, blue or rose
$l79o Dresses ST.. Blended cotton and royon white pque
trim; "a sleeves, pleoted skirt, navy or black
5-S75 Costume Dresses $l0 Fitted jacket black brown
Broken sizes.
Street. sth Floor
LlNGERlE-o5e Print Cotton Briefs, for $l.29. Pink.
blue fIoroI on white; sizes 5, s.
S4o NyIon Trimmed Briefs. 81. Sizes TO I, white only
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WOMEN'S DRESSES-o-sl7.ee to $3.50 Dresses,
$l2. Block ond navy erepes, onepiece, Mo-piece and
ocket styles with white lingerie, pque and print trim sizes
Nv to 22h. SO to A.
5o-S399o Dresses SIS. Silk shontno floral print on black
noW background Short sleeves, dope skirt novelty cot
ton (Iooks like woo) black, white or navy with check
dress and cope lined with red toffeto. l4h to IN
2o-s499s Dresses. Ss5 Block and navy onepece crepes
with tofteto trim and touch Of color Broken Sizes
l2-S599o to 5000 Dresses, $45 Block and navy cepes
one-pece and jacket styles Wool boero dresses with print
top Broken Sizes
End Floor Street and Jssrs Silver Spring and Seven Corners
MISSES DRESSES-szz99 to $3.50 Dresses, SIS.
Dressy afternoon in prints plain and novelty fobdcs
group of onepece travel dresses in grey and black Sizes
1920
SIS to S399o Dresses $lS Street, afternoon cocktail ond
dinner dresses IN silk peou de Sole royon crepe wool ond
docron oon loce cotton loce royon shees silk chiffon
with royon lace detail Beige, high shodes white navy black
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$5.95 to $7.95 NyIon Tricot Slips, $3.95
Console STYLE embroidery Uno White. pink blue ohompooe
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one
make extraordinarily worthwhile
be
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Lean for direction and Jack
Hillyard's handsome camera
work are certain to go down to
the finish line with any others.
All three are Britishers.
still another outsider. Sessue
Hayakawa, veteran japanese
character actor. q fellow who
was turned out Of suspicious
Hollywood during wartime, Is
rated q big chance, too. In the
support division.
That's all we need!" grum-,
bled one studio giant after the
show. In times like these to
see q bunch Of foreigners rum
ming OF with all our prestige"
Among hahitual movie-pre-
miere fans. there's no doubt
about who rates the title "peo-
pies choice" Bsag Crosby wins
1t hands down. on those rare
occasions when he does step out
for q first night. the folks in
the street whoop It up as they
do for no other star In the
See HOLLYWOOD. Page ALI
Evening star., 1957-12-27

ways hottest" new tickets are
warming q single heart. that
of Producer Kermit Bloomgar-
den. He is the man behind
both Look Homeward Angel
and The Music Man" .
These are the most exciting
play and musical. respectively.
Of the season. Noel Coward
and Nude With Violin" will
be leaving New York's Belasco
Theater on February 8. But
not TO permit Coward's return
to his home In Jamaica. b. w.
!. The author-star has de-
cided to so TO the West Coast
for six weeks. four in San
Francisco. two In Los Angeles.
Actors are wanted BY the
Arlington Players for their pro-
duction Of "Gramercy Ghost. "
/. So. there will be tryouts
tonight at 8 pm. at l02Q North
Quincy street, Arlington.
Boyd Hagy. director. viii pre-
side. In rehearsal for its
January 20 date here at the
National is Celeste Holm's new
Evening star., 1957-12-27
LYWOOD
Home Folks Have Oscar Worries
By HAROLD HEfFERNAN

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) -
Loyal movietown workers who
like to keep the good things at
home and resent foreigners"
running on with what they
consider their own honors are
shaking heads dolefully. Pros
poets for keeping those top 1855
Oscars on their own mantels
are rather dark. indeed.
After the handsome premiere
Columbia staged to launch
The Bridge on the River
Kwai." they had good reason
70 wonder II the English would
stage another coup paralleling
or even outstripping that OF
1el7. 1t was then that Lau-
renee Olivier and his Ham
let" did some mopping up.
much to the chagrin and over
the bitter protests Of the home
folks.
As for the thrill packed
Bridge" 1t Is conceded to be
enc Of the three top contend
ers for best picture. while Alec
Guinness for best actor. David
Evening star., 1957-12-27

Of Rock Hudson. who tops the
moneymakers list. and Tracy.
The formers pictures for 1857
include Giant" Something Of
Value" Battle Hymn" and
Written on the Wind" As for
Tracy, he played just one role
in a sophisticated comedy, "The
Desk Set"
The exclusively male top 10.
in order are Hudson, John
Wayne. Boone. Presley. Sinatra,
Gary Cooper. william Holden.
James Stewart. Jerry Lewis (no
MARTINI and Brynner.
The working old-timers, one
gathers, can hold their own.
BALLET TOMORROW: There
win be scenery--a rare sight
indeed--when Washington Bal
let and National Symphony Or
chestra get together at Consti-
tuition Hall tomorrow for their
annual "Hansel and 0retel."
Thanks to Mrs. Richard Rid
dell. Constitution Halls so often
barren ballet will give way to
a candy house. doors. trees. In
fact q whole Black Forest full
Of witchery for this special oc-
casion.
It Is an excellent cast that
win bring 'Hansel and Gretel's"
magic TO its yearly date with
Washington's younger set to-
morrow. Heading it will be
Hanna Lee Freed as Gretel,
Robert Fabik as her venture
some brother. Hansel. and Mar
cia Barrett as the Moon Lady.
Mimi Paul. Robert Davis and
Mary Day also are prominent
in the cast.
The performance begins at
2:3O pm. and It's proceeds viii
be divided between Alexandria
Hospital and the Beauvoir
School.
FURTHERMORE: Broad
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FURTHERMORE: Broad
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HOLLYWOOD (RD. - Au-
die Murphy. World War II's
most decorated hero. was
asked at what point he de-
cided to become an actor.
Il got clobbered in the
wari' he answers. $50 had to
retire from the Army. Some
one offered me a Job in pic
tures--and I took 1t. The
timing was right"
Evening star., 1957-12-27
WHERE
AND WHEN
current Theatef Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Arena Brother Rat: $50
pm.
Nati0maI--Dark. Middle OF
the Night" starts December 30.
Screen
Ambassador - "SayOnara":
l. 3:45. 6:36 and gas pm.
Apex - "The Black Tent;
los. ais. S:25, 7:36 and $50
pm.
Capltol-"Don't Go Near the
Water: 11:3S am, 1:45. $50.
5:06, sos and 1910 pm.
Columbia-"Enemy Below;
IL. 2, 4:05. 6:i0. Sis and 1920
pm.
DupOnt--"The Well Digger's
Daughter: 2:3o. $40 and s:46
pm.
Keith's--"Sad Sack: 1880,
am. i:35, 3:35. $40. 7:4b and
$50 pm.
MacArthur--"The Ship Was
Loaded: 2:40. 4:25. Sis. sos
and 9:65 pm.
Metropolitan - "Sayonara":;
ii:l6 am. 1850. t:30. 7:05 and
o:45 pm.
Ontario--''Pursuit Of the Graf
Spec: /. Ass. 4:45. $40. e:35
and 1880 pm.
Palace "Peyton Place:
il.i5 am. 2, 4:45. T:30' and
1925 pm.
Playhouse-"All at Sea-: II
am. 1890. 2:O5. $40, $40.
6:45. 8:25 and 10 pm.
Plaxa--"And God Created
Evening star., 1957-12-27

play. "Interlock." Rosemary
Harris and Macmillan Schnell
are featured in the Ira Levin
drama which Philip Burton Is
directing. That nightly
show stopping bit. the Queen
Anne Rifle Drill. which Astrid
Wilsrud does In Arena Stages
Brother Rat" was hard work.
/. Under the instruction OF
copiayer Nick Coster. Miss
Wilsrud rehearsed II until both
were ready to drop. But
both are as proud Of the way 1t
comes on as audiences are
happy TO see II.
Evening star., 1957-12-27

Woman: 1850 am. 1:50, s:sb,
S:3b, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Nfans ; ux - pal joey:
f1:4O am. i:40. 3ifD, $40,
7:40 and e:40 pm.
&Iptown--"Around the World
in 30 Days: 2 and $50 pm.
Warner--"Seven Wonders Of
the World: 2 and $50 pm.