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1890
4-Sofewoy Theoter.


Diamond jim" 1895. Edward
Arnold. jean Arthur.
5-PFemiere Playhouse.
7-Town, Country JomboFee.
3 Hours. Jimmy Dean and his
Texas Wildcats. Hillbilly music.
9-FFontieF. Western.
IA Somewhere Voice" A violent
struggle between two brothers In
love with the same girl. jeanne
Moody. Don Kelly.
HOO
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Richards. Douglas. DonieIs.
I1:15
9-The Late Show. Movie.
IA Hours. THE Lody and the
Mob" 1889. The district Of
torney refuses to help on elderly
millionaire Stomp out protec-
ton racket so she hires O "oono"
Of her own. lido lupino. Lee
Bowman.
1870
9-Lote, Late Show. Movie.
100
9-Weother. Meditation.
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Bob La Toilette. honeymooning
with Lynn Goodwin. Bella
Daryl marrying Philippe Lee
marie. The late Eric Won
Stroheim's first wife, Valerie,
and second, Denise, battling
over rights to his memoirs, re-
ports German weekly. F. Judy
Garland and Sid Luft Europe
bound October S. Peter Usti-
nOv's "Romanof and Juliet"
has 100000 advance. !. Prin-
cess Wilhelmina Of Netherlands
seriously i'll. Eva BartOlx
dating Marques Of Milford
Haven. Eugene (Loew vice
president) Picker's granddaugh-
ter named Caryn Anne.
Marian Mcknight, ex-Miss
America. prefers Pat BOone's
brother. Nick Todd. Bill
Dupree. WLIB disc jockey. to
wed Gerry Guarles. 1.-THE
Big Country" with Greg Peck,
Jean Simmons, Carroll Baker
and Charlton HestOn, to be
rushed for this years Academy
Award.
4 \ X 4
Paul Muni's wife. Bella, Sc
riously Ill of heart ailment. . /.
The Claude Carriers called him
Alain. Bad weather cost
20th-FoX's Young Lions" 80
days. Mary ReveIIe Of De-
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ED SULLIVA AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men, Maids and Stuff

i've been trying to borrow
some for our Atlantic City race
track" :. Kelly's annual Hero
Scholarship Fund, for father
less children of Philadelphia
police and firemen, fractured
all records this past Friday
night, playing to $1,000. Other
cities should do carbon copies
of the Municipal Stadium
classic. Philly motorcycle cops
put on a hair-raising exhibition
Of daredevil riding; mounted
police guards rivaled the Span
ish Riding School of Vienna:
firemen thrilled the crowd on
aerial ladders. The Tony
Traberts are close friends Of
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the Gary COOpers. so scratch
that stupid rumor that Tony
and Gary's young daughter.
Maria, are dating. :. Odd that
Ted Williams, Mickey Mantle
and Stan MusiaI, powerhouse
hitters. are all sidelined at
same time. =. Owney Madden's
brother, Marty, died.
X 4 X 4
Late. Late Movies prove that
Jean Harlow vas a darned fine
actress, in addition to being a
locker. And you forget how fine
a performer was Frank Morgan
until you see him handling a
variety Of roles with casual bril-
lance. At the New York A. c.,
Ernie KOvacs hoping that he
can give a performance re-
resembling Franks in
"Topaze." Some record
company can coin a mint by
teaming Jack Paar and DOdie
Goodman in a novelty tune.
-. When Jimmy Demaret and
Sam Snead represent the
United States in Japan, it will
be is years since they teamed
in South America, just before
Pearl Harbor.
\ 4 \
The jockey Billy PearsOns
named the $4,000 baby Maria
Cristina. Bronson La Fol-
lette, son of the late Senator
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troit News clan honeymoonine
with Or. Pierfrancp Paci.
Sir Alexander FIeming's widow
completed his biog. The
Horace DOdges lost the baby.
-. George Lait out OF the hos
pital. England's aviation
biggie, Sir Victor TAFT, married
Margaret Manning. Anna
Maria Alberghetti and Jack
Haley, jr., a duet at Vegas
Dunes. Margot Fonteyn, in
N. Y. with Royal Ballet. attend
ing U. N. official functions. Her
husband is DIR. Roberto Arias,
Panamsnian ambassador to
U. N. Bill Proctor of PIG
clan and Tracey Roberts a two
some. Bernard SObeI. Zieg-
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fields former publicist. COM
pletely recovered. at the Stork.
4
Rex Harrison's son, Noel,
weds Betsy Fleetwood before
Thanksgiving. Maria Callas
must take a complete rest. (.
MussOlini's diaries, offered to
MOndadOri, Italian publisher.
were counterfeit. Vincent
Price an art dealer in CHS new
TV series. Collectors Item,
which Richard WhOrf will di-
rect. Bill Powell, jr., dating
Terry Olsen. Dick Linke,
Columbia Records, to concern
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NEW YORK. - Jack Kelly.
Grace's Dad. amazed at Coast
reports that he had refused
to give money to her and the
prince. Hes got more dough
than I have" laughed Kelly.
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trate on managing Andy Grit
fifth and Tommy LeOnetti.
Patricia, James Farley, jr.'s,
lovely wife, starts a TV career,
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acting In commercials. The
Jack E. Leonards celebrating
their 18th wedding amy.
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Remodeled 3-story comml.
once bldg. Each floor. 2
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Fireplace in each room;
patio garden; fully leased at
S3.144 year. Price. 500 900,
$4,000 down. LIST tr. S17,-
900 VIII show 20es cash
return plus amortization. Mr..
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shops, schools. z min. TO
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Dir. Out Columbia pike to
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HERNDON

$4,000
COMMANDER'S LOSS
Il your gain in this IA bath.
hedrm. white Colonial. on 3sa-
acres. Beamed eeilings throughout
4 fireplaces. and detached garage
Call II. 6-4l6l ewes, OTIS, SSH
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A dream rambler located
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lot. Center-hall design, sep-
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In 2bx9b finished club room.
Asking S23.b00. You name
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TAX. PK.-5-unit apt. house: In
come. S3.12O. expenses. 500 /;
walk to l-fare bus: close to
churches and stores a good buy
al S16,g5O. low down payment,
Call JU. $4,000, BAINUM REAL
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BEAUTIFUL @ FAMILY brk. apt.
bldg: 3 2-bedrm. and l-bedrm.
apts.; shows good return. lovely
place TO live: good financing.
Call ~. $1,000, BAfNUM REAL
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
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Of q hnyer who elected FILA
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40 days closing time. De-
post being returned and
property placed on market
81 same hargain price for
faster sale.
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to consider what will be the
effect on world opinion.
| 1t is not as if Mr.. Selwyn Lloyd
had been a consciously sue
cesful holder of his high Office.
Calls on Queen
Mr.. Macmillan called on
Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham
Palace last night to obtain her
approval for the appointments.
a formality. Then he let it
be known that he was off to
keep a dinner appointment with
Sir Anthony, whom he succeeded
Thursday.
The average age of the new
cabinet is SO. compared with SIS
in the Eden cabinet.
Other supporters Of the SueZ
campaign who won recognition
from Mr.. Macmillan included
Viscount Hailsham, Sir Anthony's
First Lord of the Admiralty-a
noncabinet post-who was APP
pointed Minister of Education,
and Alan Lennox-Boyd. re-
tanned as colonial secretary.
Duncan Sandys, 47-year-old
on-in-law of Sir Winston
Churchill, was moved up from
the Ministry of Housing to re-
place Mr.. Head as Defense Min
lister. Mr.. Head had been widely
charged in Britain with "bung-
ling" the Suez invasion.
Criticism of Americans
Under the heading America
must do her part" the staunch-
lily Conservative Daily Telegraph
published a letter from Conserva-
tive Lord Vansittart, chief diplo-
matte adviser to the government
in 1884. calling for United
States Secretary of State Dulles
to change his manners.
1--WE have changed Prime Min
isters," Lord VanSittart wrote.
Nov they (the Americans) must
do their share"
Besides Mr.. Head, the min
listers dropped from the cabinet
were Gwilym oyd-George. who
had been Home Secretary and
Minister for Welsh Affairs; Pat
rick Buchan-Hepburn, Minister
of Works; the Earl of Selkirk,
Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster: and James Stuart,
Secretary of State for Scotland.
The Ministry of Works also
was reduced from cabinet rank.
Others who were promoted,
switched to new posts or newly
appointed included: President of
the Board of Trade, Sir David
Eccles, formerly Minister of Ed
ucation; Minister of Power Sir
Percy Mills. a Birmingham in
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either home or world opinion
led the foreign Office during the
Suez flaSco, is not apt to make
happy. Exactly what Mr.. Butler
is supposed to do the Times does
not know.
The independent liberal Man
chester Guardian says the re-
tention of Mr.. Lloyd lis an as
tonishing and deplorable STEP"
Observers predicting increasing
cabinet infighting in the future
months point out that the But
Ter group, considered to be
moderate, has been almost snub-
bed while the rightiSts have re-
ceived all the plums. Mr.. Butler
who expected at least an evenly
balanced cabinet, has had a lone
history of independence inside
past cabinets-his critics call il
disloyalty-so it is reasoned he
will not continue to swallow ms
pride, disappointment, and Bit
terness over the cabinet select
ions.
Mr.. Butler instead will make
his opposition known in unSubtle
ways and may perhaps some day
bring down the Government, sc
the theory goes.
Not a single Butler man re-
ceived a cabinet promotion ano
to add to the insult. ultra con-
Servative pro-Suez Lord Sails
bury was talked of over the week
end as possible Lloyd substitute
in the foreign ministry, and in
some quarters today still is. In
other words if the incumbent
Suez-branded foreign minister
ever was to be replaced it would
have been with an even stronger
Suez advocate.
This is strong medicine for the
anti-SueZ Butterflies.
Other Conservatives see it diff
ferently. The Suez adventure was
liquidated. so why rub Britains
nose in the canal any longer
by giving a Butler man Mr.
Lloyd S job? Let's give Mr.. Butler
three good jobs in the strong
right-wing government and get
on with the job of building
Britain.
AS part of the building job a
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one designed Just to please the
United States. The new govern
ment will be watched carefully
to see if it really wants to GO
whole hog back to the old days
of Atlantic intimacy or whether
it is looking for some way Of
going it alone, perhaps as the
leader of a close European COM
munity.
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Foreign Secretary John Sell
wyn Lloyd, an architect of the
SueZ invasion. remained in Of
flee.
Richard Austen Butler. Mr..
Macmillan's chief rival for the
prime ministership, was reap
pointed government leader in
the House of Commons and Lord
Privy Seal and given the addi-
tional post of Home Secretary.
He was one of the few top men
in the cabinet who was cool to
Sir Anthony's Suez policies.
S Eden Ministers Out
Another fortnight supporter
of the Suez campaign. Peter
Thorneycroft, was promoted
from president of the Board of
Trade to the key post of Chan
cellor of the Exchequer, Mr.
Macmillian's old job.
Mr.. Macmillan dropped five
Eden cabinet ministers. One was
Defense Minister Anthony Head,
whose ministry carried out the
Suez invasion.
The reappointment of Mr..
Lloyd stirred up the greatest
controversy.
The liberal News-Chronicle
said it would be read as militant
unrepentance over Suez".
The Laborite Daily Herald
said Mr.. Lloyd's reappointment
is a slap at the Conservative
Party moderates land at world
opinion" 1t added:
His retention is a sign that
there is to be no repentance
no apologies. 1t is the Premier's
sop to the rightwingers. He may
regret it,"
The Times of London said Of
Mr.. Lloyd's retention:
Insofar as Mr.. Macmillan
was as fully involved in the
policy Of the Suez intervention
as Mr.. Selwyn Lloyd, it can
be looked on as an act of justice.
But justice is not everything in
politics. There is the necessity
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among the Conservatives and to
bring the government down. The
Laborite did not foresee a change
lin Prime Ministers very soon but
he did see gradual breaking
away of the r. A. Butler wing of
the Conservative Party and
Iplenty of internal friction.
Top tories. on the other hand,
say the cabinet actually is well
balanced. To turn more toward
the Butler group, they argue,
would be to repudiate something
the Conservatives have no in
tention of repudiating: Novem-
ber's Suez adventure. But
though the rightiStS are cheer
ing and leftists are bitter here
in London. it must be said that
a common denomination of all
this comment is puzzlement and
surprise.
The conservative, dignified
Times calls this retention of
Selwyn Lloyd as foreign minister
and the appointment of Mr.. But
Ter as home secretary while he
retains his jobs as commons
leader and lord privy seal. sort
of an all-purpose government
rank, as two questions marks. +"
The Times said Mr.. Lloyd. who
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dustrialist who will be given a
peerage SO he can sit for the
government in the House OF
Lords; Secretary for Scotland
John Scott Maclay, formerly
Minister of State in the Colonial
Office; Minister of Housing. Lo-
cal Government and Welsh At
fairs. Henry Brooke, formerly
Financial Secretary to the Treas
ury, and Chancellor of the Duchy
of Lancaster. DR.. Charles Hill,
formerly Postmaster General.
Others reappointed to their
old jobs were the Marques of
Salisbury, Lord President of the
Council Lord Kilmuir, LORD
Chancellor; the Earl of Home,
Secretary for Commonwealth
Relations; Derrick Heathcoat-
Amory, Minister of Agriculture;
Ian Macleod, Minister of Labor
and Harold Watkinson, Minister
of Transport.
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new cabinet post Of minister of
power has been created. All
Britons worry about the apparent
slippage of Britain's world eco
nomic position by naming tough
tycoon Sir Percy Mills to the new
power post, Mr.. Macmillan shows
resolve to tackle the problems
of atomic energy and fuels in a
new vigorous way.
Though Laborites don't like
Sir Percy, creation of the min
istry seems widely popular.
Sandys Choice Hailed
/ The only other universally
liked move by Mr.. Macmillan was
the appointment of Duncan
Sandys. Sir Winston Churchill's
son-in-law, to be minister of de-
Tense.
Even pro-Labor's Herald thinks
Mr. Sandy is a good man to
streamline the much criticized
defense setup. the one interest
ing analysis of the Macmillan
cabinet appears in the Conserva-
tive Daily Mail. 1t is suggested
that the only way the cabinet
makes sense is to view it as a
European" government.
All the Macmillan selections
are men who would like to help
work out a new foreign policy
based on closer unity with West
ern Europe. This sort of move
right now would please the Lib
erals who believe Britain's future
lies in a European federation or
indignation and the Conserva-
tiveS who think a United Europe
would be strong enough to be
independent from American dom
ination.
AS Mr.. Macmillan is a man of
new ideas and bold approaches
perhaps this is indeed what he
has in mind.
Obviously the cabinet is not
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Call LU. l-70s4.
DOG. schipperke, male small. black. nc
tail. Vic, Branch and Pa. ayes. sc
Reward. LU 2-ll62
tiny dismond f' vicinity a4t thu st. oE INV
Reward. OIL. 2-ll33.
GOLDEN RETRIEVER; answers 20 nam,
SCI; Wearing chain collar no .tags
pm. between 18th st. and 1916 Park
rd;, or left IN cab at l346 Park I'd
Call NO. I-S5B9.
PURSE, ladies'. blue leather, initials
MOT. vic. Woolworths, Bladensburg
Md. Reward WA 7-05S7.
WRIST WATCH, ladys Swiss. silver with
gray leather strap: bet; Georgetown
erous reward. CO. 5-0163.
DOG, Dalmat male. brown spots.
answers 70 Pepper; large reward.
RIA. 6-J4g4
PARAKEET. green and yellow: answers
70 name OF Pat" band on leg. No.
TIE CLASP, gold, MONOGRAM c,P.c. Vic.
18th and Eye s.s, NV. Reward. OF
4-S20g.
PART POODLE. black. shaggy, male
Vic. Langley, Va Answers to DO.
Reward. ia. .-712l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
British Opinion Split
On Macmillan Cabinet
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
European Correspondent of The Star

LONDON, Jan. H-Prme Minister Macmillan has chosen
cabinet which could insure stormy life his
Cover nment
Labor member Of Parliament after looking
MacmllanS selections today said with slight satisfaction tina
the cabinet perfectly designed encourage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
Macmillan Picks Cabinet
Largely From Eden Men

LONDON, Jan. IA l1-Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
today named cabinet made largely of from the
Eden Government which the above
The right wing of the Conservative Party-which backed
voic in the