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actresses wore no lipstick at
all. He kept talking about 1t.
But / told him that they
were just trying to attract
attention"
wv e airing no makeup
started in Rome several years
ago." I remarked. We chatted
about this fashion Of no lip-
stick.
II think color pictures
helped train the eye for less
accent on the mouth. ] know
that after wearing very pale
lipstick for weeks ON a pic
ture. the bright color that I
had been using for every day
seemed much too harsh" she
admitted.
Miss Saint has uncon1-
monty clear and lovely skin,
and I commented on its
beauty.
Il am very conscientious
about removing every bit Of
my makeup at night before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

me to the beauty salon. That
experience cured me Of want
ing .curls. It was just awful
My hair was curled so tightly
that / couldn't wait for it to
grow out and I cut as much
on as / could.
Nov / do my hair myself.
because I can't md anyone
who win style it simply. The
top stylist at the studio told
me / should never have more
than q slight wave. and ! like
1t that way.
Too Much Makeup
There's really no incentive
to experiment with my hair
and makeup. I'm married
to a man who thinks most
women wear too much make.
up. (Her husband is director
jeffrey Hayden Of MGMJ
But is was amusing at a party
once to see how disturbed he
became because several young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
J Eva Marie Saint Type
J Is Beauty Unadorned
BY LYDIA LANE

: HOLLYWOOD.-One hears
the phrase in Hollywood "the
Eva Marie Saint type" and
) knows instantly that this re-
fers to beauty unadorned, or
seemingly so. Eva, with her
naturally blond hair and her
freshly scrubbed complexion.
has given an aura of glamour
to natural beauty.
She burst into prominence
two years ago by winning an
oscar for her first picture.
waterfront" But with a
solid background in TV, hers
was no overnight success.
Il worked nine years for
that break" Eva told me at
goth Century Fox. Il ac-
cepted every job. doing any
thing from making off-stage
applause to demonstrating
hand lotion"
Miss Saint complimented
Hollywood as a place to work
and live.
Il had fears about coming
out here. for friends in New
York had warned me that l
would be made over COM
pletely. Since ! had worked
hard to discover my type and
to establish my individuality,
/ was uneasy about the pros
poets of entering the make
up department for the first
time. But no one tried to
change me, and when I ex-
planned that my face doesn't
need much makeup, I met
no opposition.
my hair is straight, but
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I 60 to bed. I work 80 hard
at this when I'm making q
picture that my skin looks
better than when I'm not
working" she offered.
when I'm at home more !
feel that my complexion
doesn't need so much atten-
ton. But ! still use the same
cleansing routine"
I asked her to tell me
about it.
II wash my face with soap
and warm water. Then !
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steam my face with q hot
towel to open the pores.
wash and rinse it again and
follow with lots Of cold wa
ter. I finish by applying q
few drops of softening cream.
/ get best results with a llq-
uid type.
But / know that TIE con-
dition Of my skin also de-
ponds on my diet" Eva dis
closed. 81 plan menus so that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

we eat INTENTIONALLY balanced
meals. / attended a nutrition
class when ! was pregnant
and read q number Of books
on the subject.
Il try to include the essen
tial foods every day. ! like
to start q meal with juice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

or clear soup. Then we have
meat. fowl or Ash nothing
fried--a green salad. steamed
fresh vegetables and fruit or
cheese for dessert. We no
longer serve bread and butter
or potatoes. and we don't
miss them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

insurance proceeds in the form of regularincome pay
ments he said. Only five per cent did that back in
1920 Now it's up to twenty-five per cent" In other
words widows are drawing more insurance money than
ever before, but al the same time they taking a
calmer more sensible attitude toward it.
Real-esate statistics deceptive. too. found Yes.
the deeds to an awful lot Of the nations homes are
in womens names. But a lawyer put that picture into
sharper focus Men get sued more often than women,
he explained so great many put property into their
wives names. But when they want it back = well,
you've never seen such lightning transactions
Who Controls Their Wealth.?
Despite these explanations | wasn't satisfied And
thought I had unearthed evidence of geronomatri-
archy in trust funds Trusts Estates, authorita
tive Journal estimates that three out Of four primary
beneficiaries of personal trust funds women.
But George c. Barclay, vice president Of the City
Bank Farmers Trust Company Of New York, pointed
out that this is hardly the controlling great
wealth. Actually, Barclay said wealthy men ordinarily
plan for their widows live the interest from their
inherited investments. Husbands generally name men
as trustees he added, land thus widows only get
at the principal with male approval"
! was almost persuaded. Still, how about those
widows who don't have to watch their investments?
A trust company official admitted some women aren't
very sensible with their inheritanceS
8" was advising woman whose husband had left her
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If these facts alarm you. read this article

bundle of street-raiway bonds. he said Il explained
that times had changed and she should spread her hold
ings around. But she Said Jim made his fortune in
those bonds and I'm sticking with them. The woman is
nearly broke today
However, found that the large majority handle their
500 billion share Of the nations stock market very well
indeed. Harold S. Oberg. research director of the
National Association Of Investment Companies. gives
them high rating They invest wisely, he said They
don't try become overnight experts. They look for
sound professional advice.
To be sure you keep hearing about women like Daisy
Alexander the Singer heiress. When she died, she left
SD million but oh, how she left it,! A man on
California beach found bottle with this note inside:
ITO avoid all confusion, leave my entire estate to the
lucky person who finds this bottle. and to my attorney,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

share and share alike This bit of financial madcap-
perry has been in litigation ever since.
But stories like this the ones that make headlines.
You just don't hear much about women who managed
their money wisely. For example, take Hetty Green. the
widowed daughter of fnancier. She left 500 million
universities libraries and hospitals. Or the widow Of
banker Thomas w. Lamont who gave Columbia Uni
versity its important Lamont Geological observatory
Do Men Run The Country?
All Of which adds up to this: women coming into
of the countrys wealth, but there's reason for
men to get alarmed Much Of the situation is merely
bookkeeping. And when women do exercise direct
troll their wealth. they operate about the same way
as men = some are foolish, most are not.
There no sign of runaway trend in the direction of
female financial control. We men, it seems, will
tinue to the country as much as always have.
OF course, there's some question about how much
always have run it. Remember the Bibles comment:
''Ye must know that women have dominion over you:
do ye labor and toll and give and bring all to the
woman?'
Pretty close to the truth at that isn't it?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

NEXT QUESTION: What will be the main trend in
American eating in the next 10 years7 See excit-
ing food issue for ciementine Paddlefords to
a readers query: "Get Set For Super-Cookingl'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
ARLINGTON SCOUT
PICKED TO GREET
MONARCH HERE

An Arlington boy will
meet Queen Elizabeth In
Washington rs the repre-
sentative of the Boy Scouts
Of America.
He is John Rowsey. IA.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
J. Rowsey. jr., Of 20l North
Edison street, Arlington.
The exact time and place
he will meet the Queen are
not yet fixed. but the meet
ing is definitely a part Of
the Queens schedule.
John. an Eagle Scout
and member OF Troop 648,
sponsored by the Arlington
Forest Methodist Church,
was chosen for the honor
from among eight area
candidates. Appearance,
manner and Scout record
were the basis for the
cnoice.
In the name Of Amer
ica's Boy Scouts, John will
present the Queen with q
neckerchief from the 1857
National Scout Jamboree
at Valley Forge. Pa.
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williamsburg Program
Timed to Split Second
Continued From First Par

Continued From First Pare
q slight turn, are planning 10
wear their concert gowns Of
silk. with lace caps and ruff
lfies. Their senior hostess. Mrs,
IA. N. Gneed. who will do the
honors for their majcsties. has
announced her intention Of
curtsying to the queen no mat
tier what state Department
policy says.
At the College Of william
and Mary. lights are being
strung IN the trees abulting
the graceful Wren Building.
To add q final note Of the
confusion Of eras which has
beset williamsburg. ancient
Automobiles were putt-putting
through the streets yesterday
IN their high. antique motors.
wearing turn-of-the-ce
caps. which have come back
into fashion.
The Queens arrival was
probably most keenly felt at
the two leading hotels, the
excellently appointed lodge and
inn. Old ladies. who have been
coming here since John D..
Rockefeller's SCI million mu-
nificence turned back the clock
for good and all. have had their
schedules disrupted. Although
forewarned that they would
have to give way to the Queen.
they departed with q certain
amount Of twittering. The inn
has been taken over for the
Queens royal encourage, which
boasts the effortless royaiist
accent Of four footmen and O.
page. The lodge Is bursting at
the seams with representatives
OF press and security.
While the heart Of williams
burg was beating quietly. its
arteries were a-throh at Pat
rick Henry Airport. II miles
away, q finai rehearsal Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Most Schools
Toilet Pupils
See Queen

School children in the Wash
ington area will. with two ex-
ceptions. be excused from
classes tomorrow If they wish
70 see Queen Elizabeth's ar
rival.
The exceptions are Mont
gomery and Fairfax Counties.
This Is the lineup:
Observation-Disclosures will be ex.
cused II they bring a note say
ing they are going to see the
Queen. In the case Of ele-
mentary school children. the
note must also say an adult
viii accompany the child.
Arlington-Students bringing
o note win be excused.
Fairfax-No students will b.
excused, except for several hun
bred Girl Scouts whose parents
have requested that they be al
lowed tn take part in parade
ceremonies.
Alexandria - Pupils will b,
listed as "semi-excused" II they
bring q note.
Falls Church All students
with q note from their parents
will be excused.
Prince Georges - Students
bringing a note will be excused
"but will be marked absent"
Montgomery - No students
will be excused, not even Cir
Scouts who planned TO TAX,
part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

rows made" from Gov. Gary
of Oklahoma. adding: "Of
course, there haven't been any
Indians here for years"
Ughl was the society's reac-
ton yesterday. President Elva
M. Palmer said the society had
Indian arrow heads dating
back TO village sites that dotted
the Colony when Capt. John
Smith sailed up Chesapeake
Bay and met hts first Indian.
1--WE think the Queen would
be more interested in receiv-
ing original Indian works. as
her ancestors did from Lord
Calvert In Colonial days" the
society wrote Gov. McKeldin.
Maryland's charter as a
Colony, granted to Lord Balti-
more by King Charles ! In
1882. requires that one fifth OF
all the gold and silver found
in Maryland be submitted 70
the crown along with two In
dian arrows each year.
Gov. McKeldin was not avail
able Immediately for comment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

arrival was staged yesterday
morning.
"A brisk. brown-haired WAC,
Capt. Martha q. Flesher. OF the
United States Continental Army
Command at Fort Monroe,
stood in for the Queen. She
descended the ramp and smiled
graciously at Col. q. D. Ellen
der who was lmpersonating Gov
Stanley Of Virginia. The red
carpet was In place. While the
honor guard Of platoons Of
Army. Navy, Marine and All
Force. stood at rigid attention,
the captain and the colonel
exchanged pleasantries. then
set about inspection.
Being q WAC hrst and q
royal stand-in after, Capt,
Flesher saluted each platoon
commander. whereas the Queen
today win only nod. In case
thu mellow October weather
fails, q l3-man umbrella squad
trod at her heels, Its members
appropriately recruited from
the 82d Airborne Division.
The show Of military strength
will do double duty In this
vicinity. On Saturday. the sol-
diers who win form q Gordon
on Duke Of Gloucester street,
will hustle over TO yorktown TO
re-enact the British surrender
to Gen. George Washington.
one facet Of the past not played
up here at the moment.
In low-lying jamestown yes
terday afternoon. police ofii-
cials. who have been told to
expect crowds that may run
from 5000 TO 100000 watched
the laying OF q red carpet in
the court Of welcome. In the
old world pavilion. footsore
tourists at refreshment tables
had the unexpected pleasure Of
hearing the 9Th Army band run
through the Friml medley Il
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sputnik, Bible Offered
BuItimoreuns on Phone

BALTIMORE. Oct. l6 @.--
In Baltimore. dial Mulberry
5-s716, and you can hear Sput-
mix. You also get Bible verse
thrown in.
The Maryland Tract Society,
q religious organization more
than 100 years old. started the
service yesterday.
II is operated by an auto
matte telephone recording.
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'Hoffo Censure
Motion Blocked

TORONTO. oct. Is R.--A
group Of Transfers last night
failed to put across q motion
censuring their locals Execu-
tive Committee for supporting
James r. Hona's election as
Teamster president.
George Baird, former member
Of the committee. tried to In
troduce a lack-of-confidence
motion but was ruled out Of
order.
A group which he leads has
protested the locals four dele
gates voting for Hoffa at the
recent Miami Transfers con-
vention. centending most Of the
locals members are against
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
u. S. Judge Rules
In Isle Of Wight
Placement FIGHT

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. IS Up.
Six Isle <of Wight County
Negro children must be adj
mitted to public school even
though their parents have not
signed pupil placement forms,
Federal District Judge Walter
Il. Hoffman ruled yesterday.
Judge Hoffman earlier made
similar rulings regarding stu
dents In Norfolk. Suffolk and
Nansemond County whose par
|ents had not signed pupil places
|ment forms.
adults fight for principles
and the children suffer-" Judge
Hoffman commented yesterday.
In another Federal Court ac-
ton yesterday Suffolk and
Nansemond County school au-
thorities asked Judge Hoffman
to delay any further action
concerning the States pupil
placement plan until the State
Supreme Court Of Appeals rules
on its constitutionality. They
made their requests In answers
filed to suits seeking permanent
injunctions against operation Of
the act. Norfolk has made Q
similar request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
BY EDDY GILMORE

Associated PRESS FOREIGN Correspondent
LONDON. Oct. i6--Buck.
ineham Palace confirmed today
that Queen Elizabeth II is g
blood relative Of two great
Americans. George Washington
and Robert =. Lee.
Eyes. 1t seems TO be true
said q palace Official. THE Col
lege Of Arms says so and that's
good enough authority"
Emphasizing that the rela-
|tionship Is Q distant one, the
ofiicial added: You know we
|are all related TO Adam, too
More definite, however. was
Patrick Montague-Smith as
sistant editor Of Debrett. the
authoritative guide to royalty.
the peerage. and other folks Of
quality.
He said that when the Queen
sets foot on United States soil
today for the start Of q six
day trip "she becomes the first
reigning monarch to do so with
American blood in her veins. I"
The man responsible for the
astonishing discovery that the
Queen is part American was
DR.. Anthony Wagner Of Brit
aims College Of Arms. This
is the repository Of all informa-
ton on heraldry and the an
cestry Of them.
He unearthed the fact In
studying all the lines Of de-
scent Of the Queen Mother.
Cousin Of Washington
DR.. Wagner dug UP the fact
that the young monarch Is one
of the nearest relatives now
living Of the first President Of
the United States. She Is
Washington's second cousin,
seven times removed.
Elizabeth Is nine generations
in descent from Washington's
great Aunt Mary. the wife Of
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INDIAN SIGN ON McKELDIN
~Morylond Arrows nv ,
urged as Royal Gift

BALTIMORE. Oct. Is R.-
The Natural Historical Society
Of Maryland gave Gov. Nc
Keldin the word today. without
benefit Of smoke signals:
Let's give Queen Elizabeth
Maryland Indian arrows. in
stead Of Oklahoma Indian
arrows.
The Governor had an
noanced Monday that he
planned to present Queen
Elizabeth II with two Indian
arrows when she attends the
Maryland football game at
College Park Saturday. as
part-payment Of an old Mary
land debt to the crown.
The Governor said he was
getting 1.-TWO Of the finest ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Parade Route
Secured for
RoyoI Visit

Housekeeping was the No. /
item on the Districts aeenda
to-day as preparations went for
ward for the arrival Of Queen
Elizabeth II and Prince Philip
tomorrow.
Platoons Of street and side
walk cleaners and washers went
over the parade route, removing
leaves and trash. This is q pre-
|liminary cleaning--they,ll do
the something again at 8 am.
tomorrow.
Those In charge Of the royal
couples safety were literally
leaving no stone unturned. A
squad Of policemen went over
the route. lifting every man
hold cover as q precaution
againt time bombs.
Gables were being strung
along the route and around
the Lincoln Memorial to keep
back the throngs.
AS another safety measure,
a tree surgeon in q jeep went
over the parade route, check
ing for dangerous tree limbs.
Anytime e shaky limb was
found. a radio message was
sent to a crew which later
trimmed of the offending
member.
Television technical crews
also were getting set. A stand
was rugged at the Lincoln Me-
mortal to photograph the
Queen coming into the Dis
trict. and a 10-foot platform
put up at Fifteenth and Penn
sylvania for the traditional
shot toward the Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

action was damn silly" because
after all these things must be
discussed y
II am appalled, at the
pathetic twittering attitude OF
the BBC," Lord Altrincham
added.
The pro-Labor Daily Mirror
expressed the suspicion that
Prime Minister Macmillan per-
sonally interviewed to bar the
critics from the state-supported
BIC.
The view Is being taken by
some people that It Is q bad
idea to risk any criticism Of
monarchy during the Canadian
tour" the paper said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

appearance BY Journalist NAL
colin Muggeridge. author Of an
article in q current United
States magazine entitled. Does
England Really Need q Queen?"
Mr.. Muggeridge called the mon
archy - kind Of royal SOAP
opera"
Lord Altrincham. who made
remarks about the Queen and
her court circle in q British
magazine last August. had been
scheduled to appear on Q ~
panel November /. He said q
BBC oficial telephoned him
and pointed out that as they
had prevented Muggeridge from
appearing. they would have to
extend the ban to me-"
Lord Altrincham said the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

win play as the Queen walks
the mile and half around the
pavilion TO the pier.
At the exquisite UNCOVERED
tower by the old jamestown
church overlooking the James
River. security men carefully
covered every inch OF ground
to be traversed by the Queen
and Prince Philip.
They were followed by scout
ing parties Of reporters, who
felt 1t might be their last
chance to see the sights.
One way and another, VIII
liamsburg, powdered wig in
place. It's present as Well-con-
cealed as possible. was ready TO
receive the Queen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

LONDON. oct. 10 R.-The
death Of Mrs. Helena Norman
ton, the first woman TO prac-
tice law in England. was an
nounced today. She was "a.
Mrs. Normanton became q
member OF the bar in 1922.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
British Confirm Queen
Has American Blood

John Smith Of Gloucester
County, Va.
Elizabeth is also the NTH
cousin, five times removed, OF
Robert Z. Lee, commander OF
Confederate forces in the Civil
War.
The relationship between the
Queen, Washington and Lee,
goes back 10 Col. Augustine
Warner. q wealthy Virginia
planter. who died In 1914, DR..
Wagner said.
Col. Warner had lots Of
granddaughters. One was
Mary Washington. Washing
tons grandmother.
Another Of the colonel'f
granddaughter was Mary
Smith. mother Of q Mrs. Por-
teus. The Porteus line leads
directly TO the Queen.
The Porteuses lived near
Williamsburg. Va, on the York
river.
This means that Elizabeth
viii sleep tonight not far from
the home Of one Of her Amer
lean ancestors.
P0rteuses Numerous
Robert. one Of the numerous
P0rteuses. can be accused Of
passing up the educational ia
cilities Of early Virginia.
He could have matriculated
at William and Mary College
at Williamsburg. founded in
1898. Instead he sailed to Eng
land and matriculated at Peter
house College. Cambridge. He
was graduated and became q
minister In Bedfordshire.
Minister Porteus married
and had children. His great
great-granddaughter. Frances
Dora Smith. married Claude
Bowes-Lyon. 18th Earl Of
Strathmore.
She was Queen Elizabeth ms
reat-grandmother. for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Second Critic Of Queen
Is BIockIisted by BIC

LONDON. Oct 10 tFk-Lord Altrincham. the noheman
whose criticism set on the current running controversy
Ban royal family said today he also has been banned by
the British Broadcasting Corp
The reported backng Of the 33yearold critic Queen
Elizabeth followed cancellation Monday Of BIC eevision
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

Queen Mother was Lady Eliza
beth Angela Marguerite Bowes-
Lyon, daughter Of the 18th
Earl Of Strathmore.
Buckingham Palace said the
Queen probably knows about
her American ancestry.