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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
Risk Capitol Shortage
Stressed in NAMStudv

NEW YORK. Jan. 2 R.-
This country is faced with an
increasingly acute shortage of
venture capital. the National
Association Of Manufacturers
said yesterday.
In a new study. the NAM de-
clared that:
l. Since 1916 the government
has taken the major share. and
a gradually bigger share, OF
profits.
.. Much OF the capital spend
ing OF recent years has been
for replacement and improve
ment. rather than for actual
expansion.
3. One Of the effects Of infia-
ton has been TO distort the
recent record OF business ex-
pansion and profits.
The study pointed out that
II tax collections since 1916 had
been IL per cent higher. the
margin Of profit available for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
Penn-Texus Assets
In Subsidiary Sold

NEW YORK. Jan. 2 up. =
Penn Texas Corp. has sold
certain assets" Of its subsidi-
AIRY. Liberty Aircraft Products
Corp, to H g. B American
Machine Co.. Inc.
The sale was completed over
the New Years holiday. Lib
erty is the third subsidiary sold
by Penn-Texas in the last six
weeks. The others were indus
trial Brownhoist Co. and the
Hallicrafters Co.
In attempting to obtain con-
troll Of Fairbanks, Morse e. Co.,
Penn-Texas acquired about $40
million In short term debts.
Almost all Penn-Texas' hold
ings OF Fairbanks, Morse stock
is pledged as collateral for this
debt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
.StocksAdvance
In 81 Range;
AircraftsGain

NEW YORK. Jan. 2 (R.-
Aircrafts were In demand and
the stock market higher as 1t
made its 1858 debut today.
Some gains Of leading issues
ran to around 2 points early
this afternoon but for most
key stocks the advances we're
within a point or so.
The opening was active as
odds-and-ends of reinvestment
demand were cleaned UP from
the 5 million share session
New Years eve. Then turn
over quieted as Wall street
awaited some cue as to the
immediate outlook for the new
year.
A reassuring statement on
SO prospects by Commerce
Secretary Weeks and a forecast
OF a long range rise In steel
demand by United States Steel
Board Chairman Roger Blough
helped the market.
Favorable news boosted some
aircraft and defense stocks
while rails benefited from the
year end news that IL Eastern
carriers had been authorized
to raise fares.
Gaine Of about two points
were made by Chance Vought,
Revlon and Youngstown sheet.
Ahead a point or better were
United States Steel. Republic
Steel. Lukens. MONTGOMERY
Ward. Grumman. Kennecott,
international Nickel. Union
Carbide, Chesapeake a. Ohio
and Sinclair.
Among scattered fractional
losers were Standard Oil New
Jersey. Goodyear. Westing-
house Electric and General
Electric.
Chance vought spurted on
news Of its 500 million fighter
plane contract. Grammar was
helped by announcement that
It submitted the winning design
for a new jet plane.
Corporate bonds leane d
higher. Government bonds were
slightly higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

hourlv Sales On me Enehanoo
lii0o am 400 600 Noon no 600
100 pm. ! o1o 600 AGO m o 600 600
limit OF trading 10 shares or sales
In full. Rates Of dividends In the fore
golng table are annual disbursements
based on the last quarterly or SEMI
annual declaration. Unless otherwise
noted, special or extra dividends are
not Included Also extra or extras,
? Annual rate Plus stock dividend
q Declared or paid In 1897 plus stock
dividend e Declared or paid 10 far
lhlA year. I Payable In stock ouring
lh0l, estimated cash value on ex-
dividend or ex-diAtributiOn date. Paid
lass year, b Declared or paid after
stock dividend or splitup x Declared
Or paid this year, an accumulatlve
issue with dividends IN arrears. b Paid
lhls year dividend omitted. deferred or
no action taken at last dividend meet
Ing Declared or paid IN 1887 plus
stock dividend. Payable In stock
during 1895, estimated cash value on
ek-uiyidend OF distribution date
y LiquidAting dividend. cid Called, xEx
dividend. k.dis TX distribution. xr Ex
right NW without warrants WV With
warrants. wd When distributed vi
When issued. nd Next dav delivery, Sin
bankruptcy or receivership or being
reoraanlhed under the bankruptcy Act,
o. securities assumed BY such eompsiss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
WHOLESALE FOOD linden

WHOLEsALE FOOD INDEX,
based on the. cost Of a pound
each OF 81 foods in general use.
this week inched up TO 1881
compared with $3.50 last week
and 3.i% above the like week
a year ago.-Dun & BradStreet.
Electric Power Production In
the week ended December %
totaled ll.2i8.00o. 600 kilowatt-
hours compared with l2.4i2.-
100000 in the previous week
and was 02es above the like
week a year aeo.-Edison
Electric Institute
Equitable Life Assurance an
nounced il passed the $50 bill
lion mark IN life insurance in
force Of 1887. a gain OF 1875
from 1886.
Motor Wheel Corp. which
previously had considered
transfer Of its appliance divi-
sion TO a Southern State. an
nounced it viii stay in Lam
sing. Mich.
Studebaker-Packard Corr.
announced Sydney A. Skillman.
who Joined Studebaker 80 years
ago as a car order clerk. has
been elected a director.
West Penn Electric in IL
months ended November 30
earned $I9.638.l53 or $2ls a
share VS.. sl8.l25, sos or $2.l4
in 1856.
Middle South Utilities in l2
months ended November so
earned Sl9.a09.548 or $3.50 a
share VS.. s16.l22.729 or $2.l2 in
1856.
Baltimore Gas & Electric in
IL months ended November 80
earned $l6.l68,000 or $2.20 a
share VS.. sl4.538. 900 or Sail in
1856 period.
COrnell-Dubilier Electric in
year ended September 30
earned $754.92S or Si.38 o
share VS.. $l.0S5.047 or S2.0l in
1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Jan. . N (usDAl. -
Butter weak. receipts 277. 900. Whole.
sale prices on bulk cartons lfreshl
cents. n2 score tD 60h-6Oh, 90
score tB) 80.HOh.
Cheese steady, Receipts 47p,OOO
Prices unchanged
steady today Receipts e1.oOO Ncw
York SPOT quotations follow Midwest
ern mixed colors. extras l4s-bO lbsl
l9ls-il extras large dads lbsi A.
a"ls extras medium iu.42. smalls
aS-an; standards large li-la checks
. tig-bn Whites extras tiO-5O lbsI
tJ-4B. cIras larre tf5-4s lbsl i2is-
fl cxtres medium .i9lr Browns
extras Ns-bO ibsl i1is-4dis
Nearby whites top quality NS.S0
lhsD i7is-bl mediums iais-AS.
smalls iS.;il Browns top quality as
30 lbsl i7-ie' mediums ii-4Bis .
smalls jp-i0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

Office will be In the downtown
F street store. He lives at
44l2 49th street NV.
J. H. Lavender, jr., who has
been sales promotion and adj
vertising manager for the
Washington district and SOUTH
ern stores, has been promoted
to sales promotion assistant TO
Division Manager Keriey.
c. w. Henderson. former
manager Of the Murphy store
in Tarentown. Pa, also has
been named assistant TO Mr..
Kerley and will move here.
d. X. O'Connor has become
distritc manager for Washing
ton AREA stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
Gloss Output Speede6

CLEVELAND. = From am
tiquity until the last quarter
Of the 10th century all glass
containers were formed by hand
and lung power. Today high
speed automatic machines blow
and shape Jars and bottles as
fast ~ 2S0 Q minute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK. Jan. . uA.--Foreign
Exchange rates, Great Britain In dol
lars. others In cents unchanged unless
otherwise noted:
Canadian. dollar In New York open
lOl 40 y. 8. eents on 7I3S Of a cent,
Europe. Great Britain (poundl
ISL al32, up 3I32; 80 day futures
$50 lllae; UP ,si 90. day futures
30 2llae, up 5l1a: 80 day futures
aOOm; France tfrancl ,s7ts Of q cent.
Germany lWesternI (deutsehe mark
.a,Su. Holland (guilderl sa.3sh; Italy
Oiral .ldia Of q cent, Portugal les-
cudol $50; Sweden tkronal ln,al;
switzerland tfranel ifreel .334;
Denmark tkronel 1880
Latin America ArgentinR tfreel
go, brazil ureei ~ Mexico sol
Venezuela bolivar anu3
Far East Hons kong dollar ~ HO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK Jan . un.--short
covering, which In turn touched on
further advance in eotten futures
during the late mornine Gains ex-
tended TO almost 81 bale before
the market dropped back slightly on
liquidation and hedEing. Commission
asSinst sales Of new CROP ypI positions m
o moderate way.
Noon prices we're unehanged 10 as
cents . bals higher than the previous
close. March Sb.ol, Ma 30,Oo ind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

xEx dividend. Books closed. tPlus
far this wear xr TX rights.
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Jan . R.-Dividenas
announced
REGULAR
Mckee, A q S2iae leo FL
IRREGULAR
Pc stk Of Pay
go Rate Rod record able
OQiies Co - - lei l-27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
'NiXOns Lead
Opera Night
Patron List

Stars of the Metropolitan
Opera, NBC and New York
City opera companies will
perform at Italian Opera
Night at Constitution Hall
Saturday.
This performance, spon-
sored by L'Enfant Business
and Professional Women's
Club to benefit the clubs
scholarship fund. has Vice
President and Mrs. Richard
Nixon heading its patron list.
Other patrons and patron
esses include Senator and
Mrs. ]. Glenn Beall. Rep
resentative Frances p. Boil
ton. Senator and Mrs. Everett
Dirksen, Judge and Mrs.
Homer Ferguson, DR.. and
Mrs. Daniel Finucane, SEN
ator and Mrs. Hubert Hum
phrey. Senator and Mrs. IT.
wing M. Ives and Mrs. Robert
Low Bacon.
Also included on the list
are Senator and Mrs. Wayne
Morse. Air Force Secretary
and Mrs. Donald QuarleS,
Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Fred H. Seaton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maxwell Rabb, former
Chief of Protocol and Mrs.
John Farr Simmons, and
Senator and Mrs. John j.
Williams.
Club members working for
the concert are Mrs. Mamie
L. Mizen. chairman Of the
scholarship committee, and
Mrs. Karla Hill Balentine,
chairman of the ways and
means committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

memories, young Tyrone
O'Neill says: They're all
connected with the sea-" :. j.
II would have been much
more successful as a sea gull
or q fish,"
Two Washington women
who express their love of the
sea do it in a less poetic
manner. but nonetheless in a
personal way-through their
jewelry. and in their houses.
Blond heiress Kay Denckla,
whose Hobe Sound house
faces the sea, adorns her
chic and simple evening
gowns with a gigantic dia-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

House Associate Press Secre-
tary Anne Wheaton, Senate
Wife Mrs. Barry Goldwater
and Mrs. Meade Alcorn, wife
of the G. o. p. chairman.
Their hats ("just the thing
to wear with the chemise."
said the commentator bore
such fetching names as
Pink Cloud" Walking Gar
den," Uptown Roller" and
Rock Garden"
Some of the women were
so enchanted with their
borrowed bonnets that it
wouldn't be surprising if they
showed UP with them in the
Easter parade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

QUICK SWTTCH-Republican women who came to
town last week for their big conference had to do
quick mental switch during the lunch at which President
Eisenhower spoke.
Just before the President arrived the ladies
to unusually frohy fashion show spring hats entitled
High, Wide and Wonderful Easter Bonnets."
The commentator was right in the middle Of lyrical
description when the President appeared doorway The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

sapphire starh which Bovn of Paris designed
for her. The of deep sapphires and the sarshs
outlined with sapphires.
Raven-ha Deena Clark not only wears a-horse
ewelry but they abound in her house Kaorama road
The Of Arcadia" formerly owned by the John Oliver
La Gorces has horse plaque at the entrance Through
horses which Deena has into the
decor adopted personal motif And her interest
only artiscshe wrote articlen them for the
Readers Digest
PORTRAITS IN MINUTES-Proud new possessor of a
of the Greek Ambassador Nine. Melas and her husband
dropped by party given by John Greer and
Irene Caldwell recently Johns Georgetown house for
members of the Ballet Theaer One of the guests
Artist Bill Galpn asked to sketch the Ambassadors
WIFE Result def pen-and-ink impression catching
perfectly the Mediterranean charm of Nine Melas
PARTY CONVERSATTON-Georget residents are
happy at that pretty Charlotte Cleveland grand
daughter of President Grover Cleveandis marrying the
Departments David Look who also has Georgetown
house, where they will live
Partygoers noted the frequence with which George
Abe former Paris TmeLfe correspondent squirrel Hank
Fort while he was Washington recently. The Capitals
frustrated gardeners who have minute hints of
flowers the next The with which one Washington
woman the Trieste question She kept referring to the
FRANCHISE Sagan movie "Bonjour, Trieste The new
black capes at the Gridron recepton-one OF
the handsomest belongs to Lady Lewis.
uptown ROILER"-some of the best-known Repub-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
BY THE WAY
Pldy Passage Rings a Bell;
From Fashions to Economics

THE SEA AROUND Us-When Eugene ONein had young
Edmund Tyrone supposedly the young ONe) express his
love Of the in Long Journey Into Night" he hit
responsive chord large of people Speaking his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

can faces peaked out from under the elaborate Easter
headgear Turning models for the occasion such party
stawarts as United Nations Delegate Mary Lord White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04

David Bean. a local pianist
who has studied with Edward
SteuermaYln and whose playing
has met with considerable ac-
claim in New York, gave a
recital last night which. on
paper, showed promise. Virtu-
ally all of the pieces on the
program were those which one
thinks of now and then with
the reflection that it would be
nice to hear this piece or that
piece once again sometime.
But although Mr.. Bean is an
excellent program-maker, his
playing is sadly disappointing
His touch is hard and noisy,
his classic music is awash with
pedal. and his ability to get
around the keyboard is GER
tainly not great. No one minds
a dropped note once in a while.
but the E fiat variations ION
themes Beethoven later used in
the "Eroica" symphony were
as inaccurate in. execution and
as tentative in Interpretation
as the performance Of a sight
reader.
The "Three Piano Pieces,
Opus II, are among Schon-
berg's first experiments in the
style that later grew into atom
alism, and they are generally
considered one of the most sue
cesSful works of his entire ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04
l~~s1 Ed SULLIV AN :
NgN LITTLE Old NEW YORK
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

ricka Joy. Jimmy and
Gloria Stewart to tour India
after BELL. Book and Candle
at Columbia. Loew's State
booked Nat Coles "St. Louis
Blues" for Easter. s. Dave
Brubeck's "Jazz Goes to Col
lege" a platter click. Henry
Fonda telling friends backstage
at 1.-TWO for the Seesaw": IF
you think I'm thin, you should
See my son."
= II y 4
Due to a possible AT of M
strike on movie musicals, Para
mount postponed Red Nichols
biog with Danny Kaye and
Louis Armstrong. The
Randy (Nanette Fabray) Mac
Douglas expect a September
stork. TalIulah Bankhead
again warned to slow down.
. Elvis Presley prefers Kitty
DOlan. A daughter for
the Joe Mathewses. He's Capt.
tol Records press-chief.
MyrOn Cohen and Sam Cooks
into Copa; Bernie NierOw's
piano magic into Embers. =.
Claire Bloom and Kurt Jurgens
"a London duet. Movie exec
deaths of the week: Harry
COhn, L. X. Sidney, Al LIGHT
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04

wife will settle in Hollywood
while he plays one of the leads
at Warmers in" Damn Yankees.
Dorothy Malone was with a
handsome gent = Meet Mr.
Kersten," said Dotty. Fol-
lowed by the Dean Martins
I'm waiting for The Young
Lions to come out" Dean in
formed me, before accepting
any picture offers" He does a
fine job in this movie.
4 \ y +
The most fascinating two
some of the evening-Frank
Sinatra, who made jokes about
his pal joey" boss, Harry Coin
(who unfortunately died the
next morning.. with Eddie
Fisher who made Jokes period.
Mustn't overlook the greatest
comedian present, Jack Benny
who got the loudest laugh Of
the evening when he yelled, Il
resent that!" after Jack Kelly,
pinch-hitting for ailing James
Garner, reminded us to watch
Maverick" on TV every Sun
day at 7::30 pm. which happens
to be Jacks every-other-Sun-
day time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04

Under the best circumstances,
building a symphony orchestra
is a complicated job. The selec-
ton of players and their in
tegration into a well matched
entity requires tact, experience,
diligent listening and endless
patient. These problems are
multiplied greatly when the
orchestra is basically amateur
in its makeup.
Frederick Fall has demon
strated these qualities time and
again in his work with the
Agriculture Department SYM
phony Orchestra, and he has
added to them a mellow musi-
cianship that makes his achieve
ment musically gratifying as
we'll as technically accomplished.
Even though it is laced gen.
erously with experienced per-
sonnet from service bands. the
orchestra uses numerous am
ateurS as its nucleus. With 70
players, the group has assumed
the size of many a professional
outfit. and often sounds much
better.
Although the program offered
by the orchestra last night was
standard almost to the point
of tedium, the playing was good
enough to hold ones attention,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04
NEWS OF MUSIC
David Been 5 Program,
Surposses Execution

reer. Mr.. Bean played them
with insight into their way
Weaknesses. showing a feeling
for the music that one would
hope for in q. pupil of Steuer-
mann. an outstanding expo
nent of Schonberg's art. Mr..
B cans unfortunately ugly
piano tone, which marred both
the Beethoven and the w. F.
Bach toccata, was not so EVIL
dent in the Schonberg, which
is as often persuasive as lyrical.
Albert Ginastera's sonata,
written in 1852, is a dashing
and impressive work, and last
night 1t was played much more
convincingly than anything
that went before. The second
movement, presto misterioso,
went lightly and excitedly. and
the finale was as wild and bois-
ferrous as anyone could ask.
There are those pianists who
have q future to look on; Mr..
Bean is a young man who
shows many admirably traits
as a musician. and who needs
only to improve his pianism.
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HOLLYWOOD
Continued From Page Bio

Continued From Page Bio
she laughed and said, 1.-THE ru-
NOR is in town that I'm the only
girl who said no to Elvis."
= y
william Holden, flashing by,
replied to my query: mo, I'm
not on suspension at Para
mount" But I read in a trade
paper the next day that he was.
;. The most dazed award win
ner was Red Buttons, who
looks a lot like MiyOshi Umeki,
the Japanese girl he married in
"Sayonara." Carolyn Jones
was hugging husband Aaron
Spelling and a new breath of
spring. cerulean full : length
mink coat. All the accolade for
Carolyn is for flve-minute bit
roles-in Bachelor Party" and
Marjorie Morningstar." Just
think how terrific she could be
with a fair-sized part.
Alfred Hitchcock, who wins
an award almost every day,
held in his tummy as he passed
me, but I had to ask, How is
the figure?" "Just under con-
troll, but only just" replied
Hitch: then stopped to tell me
that we will see a new kim
NOvak m "Vertigo"-"For the
first time you'll see an actress"
Pier Angel, minus husband
Vic DamOne. reported Il Just
had a long-distance call from
Victor-he's singing in Cuba. "
Piers ice-blue, full skirted
gown was designed by her
mother. she told me. Which
should make Vic love his
mother-in-law. But there is a
GOODNESS between them since his
frank story in a national maya
zine.
+ \ 4 +
Anna Maria Alberghetti
seemed to be lit up from inside,
and explained that her New
York admirer Gary Maguire)
will be here to visit her in
two weeks. 81 like him very
much. who knows what may
happen?" she added. .
To go back to mothers
in-law. comedian Jim m e
KOmack asked me to write
hello to his-so, Hello, Jesse"
Jimmie and his attractive blond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04
.lNEWs OF MUSIC.
BY DAY THORPE
Star Music Critic

David Bean: piano; AZ Phillips
o ga Fyrue n 4 f1at, opue s5 Bees
thoven: Three Piano Pieces. Opus II.
Schonberg; Toeeata in p sharp
minor. w. F. Bach; Sonata 1882,
Ginastera; Ballade In r minor, Opus
10 Nhnnin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04
Fall Has Built
Talented Group
BY Frank C. Campbell
Contributing Critic

The Agriculture symphony Orches-
ira. Frederick Fall: conductor Louis
Memorial Auditorium. Program:
Suite from "Dardanus." Rameau-
Delamarter; Cello Concerto in A
minor, Schumann: Siegfried Idyll,
Wagner; Good Friday Spell from
"Parsifal," Wagner: overture to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04
Births and Deaths

NEW YORK.-The Robert
Kennedys named him Michael,
Randolph Churchill and
Valentino at the Colony.
Late Secretary of War George
ii. Dern's grandson, John Bax-
ter, marrying Mary X. White.
:. A son for the Andy Nc
Laglens. The Marion Bran
dos will call the tot Tara if it's
a girl. !. Ludwig BemeImans
to Rio. Friends of Alec
Guinness urging him to fly to
Hollywood for the Academy
Awards shindig. -. Soviet
Union and satellites tightening
censorship. Soviet lauthorities
have clamped down on airmail-
ing of exposed orr unexposed
film. : Rita Gam, first Of
Grace Kelly's bridesmaids, has
a date with the stork. She has
just ended shooting on Sierra
Baron" Elizabeth Arden's
v.p., wellington Cross, honey
incoming with Sylvia Pearson.
=. Sophia Loren makes her
first live TV appearance on Ed
MurrOw's Person to Person"
March 81.
\ y 4
When news Of Harry COINS
death reached Columbia, John
Ford stopped work for the day
on 1.-THE Last Hurrah," dis
missing Spencer Tracy, Pat
O'Brien. and the rest Of the
cast. Kim NOyak broke down
and wept. Ironically, on the
eve of COINS death, at the
Foreign Press Awards dinner,
Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly
gagged about Cohn. Lee J.
Cobb's performance in Broth
ers Karamazov" is magnificent.
-. Bing CrOsby's son, Lindsay,
and 20th-Fox actress, June
Blair. say it's serious. John
Wayne to be a grandfather in
October via his daughter, Mary
La Cava.
y + \
Lou HoltZ. one of the biggest
stock market operators of show
business, blew a bundle on the
market. But he'll get it back.
=. The Kirk Douglases ex-
pecting. -. George Sanders
heart interest in Mexico is Suzie
COr0. Gail Russell down to
100 pounds. Esther VIII
liams and Hal Hayes a twosome.
Henry Luce improving. 80.
Tony Pastors son. Guy marry
ing Mary Daniel. The Dick
(Myra COrday) Longs recon-
ciled. Hickey Nelson's teen
age-cruSf1 is YvOnne Lime. i.
Pat Sheehan, Dennis CrOsby's
fiancee. suffering from an eye
infection. Ralph Bellamy
to play F. d. r. in the London
production of Surprise at
Campobello." Johnny Bera-
dine, former Cleveland Indian.
to marry writer Charissa
Hughes. -. The Charles
LaughtOns, both Academy
: Award nominees. won't be on
hand for the giveaway. She'll
be with him in a London play.
Duke of Edinburgh's flying
instructor, Squadron Leader
Caryl Gordon, engaged to Gil
liam LOngstaff. incidentally.
dukes pal, Michael Parker, ex-
pected to wed Nancy Cakes. /. /.
The Arthur tMarilyn MOnroe)
MiIIerS expecting? Vanessa
Browns divorce from DIR. Robert
Franklin final. Chef Le-
Roche's son. Shawn, with Car0le
Andrews at the Harwyn. +.
Darrylin Zanuck's ex, Robert
Jacks, down with malaria and
pneumonia. Jerry Lewis
manager, Ernie Glucksman, and
his wife named the baby Frede-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04

1.-The winds were competent. with
especially excellent playing
from the oboe. The strings
were solidly built in almost
every section. and their playing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04

Cellist Louis Leguia, playing
the Schumann concerto, gave a
performance notable for care