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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
SUNDAYS BEST READING
Bold New Plan Offered
To Kill the Dope Menace

SITUATION DESPERATE-Fre dope for addictsI
That's the basis for the daring new plan that's
aimed at wping out illegal dope traffic, once and
for all. Read all the details of this revolutionary
idea in This Week Magazine.
THE CIVIL SERVICE CONINIISSION-It will mark its
nth birthday September 10. In SUNDAY, The Star
Magazine you can trace the history, in words and
pictures. of the Federal commission that has so
much to do with the life of every person who works
for the United States Government
TEEN-AGE TRUTH COURT-Members of a sorority
at Woodrow Wilson High School will tell you, crti-
cism, properly directed is beneficial For report
on why the Wilson group believes this is true see
TEEN Magazine.
FALL FASHION N0TES-In the Women'S Section Star
Fashion Writer Eeni brings you the latest on what
to wear this fall all that's new in color fabric
and Silhouette
Phone Sterling $4,000 for Home Delivery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
Term Limit Asked
On 35D.C. Boards
Citizens Advisory Council Urged
To Restrict Length of Service
BY JAMES G. DEANE
Star stan Writer

The Citizens Advisory Council today began studying a
proposal to limit the terms Of members Of IS District
regulatory boards and other of1cia bodies
The proposal handed to the council by the District
Commissioners amplihed for the benefit Of council
by Robert Cogswe director Of the cys Depart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
Area Universities
Stort Metro Study
Nine-Member Board Formed
To incorporate, Seek Funds
BY GEORGE BEVERIDGE
Star Stan Writer

ofcals the major universities serving the Wash.
ngton yesterday helped initiate longrange
Of research metropolitan growth problems pagng
the National Capital region.
of the project will be proposed Washington Center
METROPOLITAN Studies nonprof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
Judge Acquits Durham,
Reversing Jury Verdict

District Judge Burnta Shelton Matthews today aside
guilty verdict brought by jury here in the Monte Durham
robbery and entered verdict of not guilty by of
insanity.
The judges ruling made the ground the Govern
ment prosecution Of the during fourday trial ended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12

TOO BAD MORE OF US
can't do it. It's not the ex-
change regulations. They've
been liberalized. We can take
some of our own money out
of our country now, espe-
cially on a business trip.
"But coming here is so
expensive. My boat passage
alone-I'm using Cunard both
ways-amounts to as much
as it cost US for myself, my
wife, my child and a nanny,
for a month on the Conti-
nent.
whats Interf1ora? I'm
told it all started here with
your FTD, Floral Telegraph
Delivery, Say It With Flow
ers' and all that. Interflora
is the international agency
OF the florists. Flowers by
cable and overseas wireless.
I'm told Washington sends
more overseas orders for
flowers than any other
American city more than
New York.
do you know Granville
GUIDE? Admirable man. He's
been our president Inter-
flora, I mean. I'm told he
was president of your Board
of Trade and the champion
oarsman on the Potomac for
a generation.
whats my name? That's
right, you thought l was the
cinema actor. It's Jack
Shearn. How Irish am I?
I've been asked that before
in the States. Not a bit. My
grandfather came from West
England, from Somerset near
Bath, on the north side Of
the Cornwall peninsula that
ends at Lands End.
"He started a florist shop
in the heart of London about
the time Of your Civil War.
We still have the lease dated
1858, but he had already been
there five years.
"Still there? Of course, but
we've expanded a bit.
"our biggest problem is
delivery. We have terrific
jams. / was amazed at how
smoothly traffic was flowing
in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
The
Rambler
Gets to
London in a Jiffy
BY GEORGE KENNEDY

Strolling through the end
less corridors Of the shera-
ton-Park yesterday and
humming "Tiptoe Through
the Tulips" the Rambler
saw a familiar figure. 1t
seemed 1t could be no other.
1t must be he. David Niven.
Aren't you?" the RAM
bier asked.
"of course not" said the
man with the David Niven
mustache in q delightful
English accent. "I'm afraid
you take me for that actor
who went around the world
in 80 days. I'm merely a Lon
don florist, here for a direc-
tors meeting Of Interflora."
Before he could be asked
what that was, he said with
that wonderful affability
Englishmen have in the
States land on the CONT
nent), Won't you have a
cup of coffee with me?"
Seated in the coffee shop,
he continued: I'm keen
about your coffee. Can't get
a decent cup Of tea in the
States, but your coffee is
excellent. London has gone
mad about this italian
pressed drip, Espresso. A bit
strong for me.
II like. your bourbon, too.
Isn't that what you call
your whisky2 Rye also?
Would I like it9 Must try it
before ! go back.
cts my first trip. Unfor-
tunately, I'm merely going
back to New York and
embark again after a few
days. Like to see more of
your country. Tempted to
say I've liked everything
I've seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

Dragnet-A Repeat0 Wewriten acted episode The
search Tor strong stickup drags on for months
and though the crook involved going blind he refuses
to let it interfere with his profession $3.50 pm wRC
The Real McCOysThe Honeymoon" "a Repeat) Cute epi-
Sode Cramps decides that Kate Luke are entitled to
honeymoon, so he arranges for week end at motel
Particularly funny when Cramps and family with their
West Virginia charm and manners show up the ultra
modern sophisticated motel $3.50 pm, WNhAL-7.
Andy WilIamsPleasan variety Dick Van Dyke who'll
try anything takes stab at baby-sitting tonight The
attractive BohHamlton Trio does Of its smart modern
rounes and always gracious Andy introduces everybody
and sings medley Of old-timers like BLUE Moon" and
you're the Top" and gives Anta's French Lesson"
boost pm, WMAL-7
Playhouse 90Las Clear Chance" CA Repeat) Firs-rate
production and special treat Paul NUM- plays the lead
as lawyer who out of retirement to defend his
son, attorney facing disbarment It's good court
drama on its but NUM- makes it better To
up right Playhouse 80 has top-notch George Roy Hill
directing and very able cast, including Luther Adler,
pretty Lee Remick Dick York and Ethne Dunno to make
the proceedings completely heevable $3.50 pm wToP-9.
Jack Paar ShowGeneveve heats us to "ez vous En- and
madcap entertainers Hermione Gngold and Cliff Arquete
are on the panel Paar tries another go at II Remember
tales, Jack Haskell sings The Ladys in Love With You
and Bye and Bye" and Jose plays Enchanted Island
HAS pm, WRC4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTTG (5)-Five Star
Feature: Easy Living" star
ring Victor Mature. Pro
football player tries to meet
demands Of his selfish wife.
(1949).
$500, WTTG (5)-wrestling
From Capitol Arena.
$3.50, WRC tD-Buckskin
Hunters Moon" A discred-
tied physician is tracked
relentlessly.
1890, WAaAL "a, 11:15, WRC
"a, wToP (s)-President
Eisenhower's address on
Form osa and American
policy.
11:15, WTOP (s)-The Late
Show: Somewhere in the
Night, starring John Hodiah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11
Kuxoit Oil peuI

TOKYO.-A 44Ha-year con-
cession has been granted by the
Sheik Of Kuwait to the newly
formed Japanese company. Ara
bia Oil, for offshore oil explora-
ton and development. The con-
cesSion cover 7.400 square miles
In the Persian Gulf of the coast
Of the neutral zone over which
Saudi Arabia and Kuwait exer-
else sovereignty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

and Nancy Guild. Well done
drama about an amnesia
victims search for his iden-
tity. (1946).
HAS WTOP (9)-The Late
Theater: "Top Hat" star
ring Ginger Rogers and Fred
Astaire. "A gay boy meets
girl musical romance. (1o3D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

are crooked, but this misad-
venture has the delicious flavor
Of q bona-fide snafu.
And q good laugh, you'd have
to say, never came at . more
Opportune time.
The viewers who enjoy quiz
shows are justiflably worried.
Mrs. L. B., for example writes:
IL think anything Jack
Barry has any part OF is
honest: and. too, the other
quizzes are stDell-good old Bin
Cullen, Garry Moore, Art Link
letter and Jack Linkletter, tcho
Is a doll. These programs gtue
people a chGnce to tOia some
thing they otherwise mould not
haze, besides a lot Of fun. You
tOould think / wds on the re-
|ceiUing end of the program the
tDGy ! root for the contestants.
1t is marvellous the nice things
and lots of money they tUin: so
someone gets bumped OF the
quiz, then he "sQueGlsi" Can
you pass this along to the MANI
fine emcees iDe haze on Quizzes2
Let's haze more of them, /
loUe theml
= 4 -
Well. the thing may blow
over, but theren be plenty Of
casualties and few new Quiz
shows upcoming except one OF
two so far along in the works
that they can't be stopped
MICS Brains and Brawns
which premieres Saturday
1880 pm, WRC-4, is one Of
these.
This Is more Of . stunt show
than . quizzer, though. Oppos-
ing each other In the 'brawn'
department viii be Tommy Bolt,
an Outsp0ken anti Snead man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

and Sammy, the Slammer. him
self. They'll have FIVE difficult
shots to make.
In the Brain" part, the
opponents win be missile expert
Wiley Ley and Kurt Stehling,
rocket chief Of the Nays Van
guard Project, matching an
swers in an NBC studio.
4 = 4 4
Luckiest guy in this whole
quiz shooting mess has to be
Bob Foreman, whose book
about a fixed quizzer, 1.-THE Hot
Half Hour" will be out in about
q week. Foreman is vice presi-
dent of one of Madison Aye
nue's most powerful agencies
and where does that leave
Broadcasting magazines con-
tention that newspapers are
magnlfying" the bit out Of all
proportion?
The novel includes this pas
sage Of dialogue between the
creator Of q quiz show and an
agency man:
90. why it's . game Of skill
IA contest Of wits-and may
the best man win. What con-
troll do I have over that"
Calm down, SON, I'm not q
child. You've control over the
questions, the contestants, the
timing, the spacing Of the con.
testants and, therefore, as COM
plete control over the results
as does the director Of q dram
attic show,
SKevin was crushed, He
knew / knew"
\ 4 y
Many q TV ''live" drama d.
rector. with the ulcers to prove
1t. could technically challenge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

Foreman's analogy. inciden-
tally. Once a director has in
dicated what he wants to his
cast in too few rehearsals and
the actors go on. all he can
do is call the shots and pray.
On The Run:
You'll have to make your
mind whether you want to
catch the fall Tv 'previews"
of either NBc or CHS on Sept.
II. You can't catch both
unless you keep switching be-
tween Steve Allen and Ed Sull-
ivan. Steve. who'll go to Holly
wood for his show, has Dinah,
Eddie Fisher, Ernie Ford, Bob
Cummings, Bob Hope and vir-
tually all of the networks big
name stars lined up. Ditto
for Sullivan.
Buddy Lester fans here won't
want to miss their fav0rite
comic as q killer on Playhouse
Of Stars to morrow mig h {
(WTOP-9l Buddy's first
dramatic role was on Dragnet
as q dope pusher and he has
two other Dragnets due this
fall in which he plays q heavy
mo troubles working with
Jack Webb" Buddy says 4.
aft you blow Webb says, 'ad
lib and wen keep the camera
gOing.'"
All three networks, by the
way, have closed circuit fall
previews set for the press and
station employees MICS. is
this afternoon. 5 to 6, and in
colorl
Ed Sullivan will do a show
from Alaska in November d.
There's no word on whether
this will be live" or not, but
the city is Fairbanks And
speaking of Sullivan, he signed
q fellow named Sacha Distel
for his September % show i.
Mr.. Distel, who plays the guitar
and sings. is the 26-year-old
boy friend of Brigitte Bardot.
4 \ y 4
ScOrebOard:
There was a notable improve
ment in THE Investigator"
Tuesday night CwRC-4) - it
wasn't on In its place,
NBC-4 offered a spiffy science
fiction yarn about q visitor from
outer space Sir Cedric
Hardwicke was elegant as the
mysterious "Mr. Krane."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1885, WTOP-Answer, Please:
The second Of two programs
devoted to the Supreme
Court. The background Of
the Little Rock controversy
discussed.
1000, WMAL, WRC, WWDC-
President Eisenhower's adj
dress on Formosa and
American policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11
FIN Stations

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11
TODAYS' GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

SOS. WGMs $50 Kc.)--opera
Box: Porgy and Bess by
Gershwin (highlights).
$500, VOL (1A5O Kc.l--Good
Music Time: Impromptus
Opus 90 by Schubert and
String Quartet No. l6 by
Beethoven.
SOS, WGMS 1910 Kc.)-Sym-
phony Hall: Violin Concer-
to in A-minor Opus rs by
Glazunov and Symphony
No. l0l in d by Haydn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

'WTTe-NW weather Tas elp'aW nF'Hh GA-tVsT HsH De a
NlDsaSis tsIsast 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11
ON The AIR
ON THE AIR
Quiz Booth Doors
Need Fixing, Too
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star TV Critic

The quiz shows continue to be the No. topic Of
versaton and maybe the funniest development yet this
muddled category occurred the other afternoon when
testant got stuck in an isolation booth for IL minutes
show appropriately called who Do You Trust"
The comics will doubtless that even the doors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tontohts top shoDs preUetUed By TV Kev,s stat
who attend rehedTsGls match screenings and andlyse
scripts IN New York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as a guide to vietDers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01

absorbed. It is proposed to
increase basic tuition in the
engineering school from $375
to $500. but the s375 base for
other full-time students is ex-
pected to be maintained.
Georgetown Boost Due
Georgetown University re-
ports increases are in prospect.
Present tuition is $375 per Sc
mester for undergraduates. $240
q semester for graduate stu
dents and $40 a credit for stu
dents attending part time.
At Maryland University. in
creases put in effect this year
brought the basic tuition for
full-time undergraduate stu
dents to $242 for the year and
1892 for out-of-State students
for the year.
Howard University contem-
plates no increase at present
in fees ranging from $2l3 a year
for liberal arts students to $500
for medical students.
At American University tut
ton is $3.50 a semester for full
time students and $18 a credit
for others. No increase has been
scheduled at this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
TrunquiIizer
Helping Plants
Defy Weather

NEW YORK. April @.--
A tranquilizer for plants that
helps them stand up to weather
strains like light frost. drought.
heavy rain and long periods Of
heat has been reported by the
United States Rubber Co.
The company said yesterday
the chemical has increased
plant yields in extensive tests
over many parts Of the Nation.
1t can be sprayed on at bios
som time to help fruit-produc-
ing blossoms last out poor
growing conditions. or 1t can
sometimes be sprayed on early
in the plants life to increase
blossoms.
The company said the chem
ical works best in periods Of
high humidity. It enters the
plant through the leaves.
The chemical is called
n-meta -tolyl phthalamic, but
the firm markets it under the
commercial name Duraset-
cow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
Court Rule Busis
In Mallory Case
To Be Topic Here

The court rule upon which
the Supreme Court based its
controversial Mallory decision
will be a subject Of discussion
here at the annual District OF
Columbia judicial Conference
May SO.
In announcing the conference
set for the Statler Hotel, Judge
E. Barrett Prettyman Of the
United States Court of Appeals
and conference cve m mite e
chairman. said the rule involv-
ing admission Of confessions in
trails will be one Of four subjects
to be discussed.
The conference-held each
year by statute will include
subjects Of court business by
judges and attorneys in the
District.
Appellate Judge Warren E
Burger said those taking part
In the conference will include
the nine judges Of the Court OF
Appeals. Is Federal District
Court judges and IS local at
torneys.
Special guests will include
some members Of Congress, local
police ofiicials. Municipal Court
judges and representatives from
the Justice Department and
the District government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
GWU Raising
Tuition 11%

Tuition increases at George
Washington University next
fall will raise the cost Of edu-
cation for most students about
ii per cent.
Effective September /. the
basic fee Of $l8 a semeste,
hour will 60 up to $40. Stu
dents now paying $270 for a
normal full-time semester
schedule of is credits will then
pay $500.
Tuition per semester hour in
the law school will 60 up from
$40 to $2l. in the school oil
engineering from $40 to $22
and in the college Of general
studies from $l3 to $14.
Some Fees Boosted
Costs will 60 up in amounts
ranging from $40 to $50
year for medical students
students working for doctorates
and engineering graduate stu.
dents.
There also will be increase,
Of 81 to 50 in some special
fees and dormitory charges.
Some other tuition increase,
are scheduled for the fall
semester in area universities
but not all have been an
nounced as yet.
At Catholic University, part.
time students tuition Of 81;
q credit will 60 up to $25. but
a 81 laboratory fee will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
100 Feared Drowned
As Stedmer Sinks

RANGOON. Burma. April /
(R.-More than 100 persons
are missing and feared drowned
after the sinking Of a Burmese
river steamer caught in a cy-
clone.
The steamer went down near
the port of Bassein, about 200
miles from Rangoon. 1t car
ried 1913 passengers as well as
crewmen and police guards.
Only 20 survivors have been
reported found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
Dynamite Death Plot
For Insurance charged

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, April
R.-Police have accused two
young men of trying to blow up
Q young mother with dynamite
In order to collect her life in
surance.
Charges of assault with in
tent to commit murder we're
fled yesterday against Monte
D. Moore, 81. and Charles F.
Feely, jr.. 10, both of Idaho
Falls.
The arrests came after four
days Of investigation into seven
dynamite blasts in the city
Wednesday and Thursda y
nights that wrecked three autos,
injured q woman and damaged
property.
Roene Gasser. 24-year-old di-
vorcee, was driving a car con-
tanning her 15-month-old son
when the auto was demolished
by a dynamite blast. The baby
was not injured. The woman
Is in fair condition in a hospital
here.
Prosecuting Attorney Edward
w. Pike said Moore and Feely
signed a statement indicating
that six extra dynamite blasts
we're touched of to make the
planned Staying of the Gasser
woman look like an accident.
She has a $40, 900 insurance poll
Icy which pays double in case
Of accidental death.
Mr.. Pike said Moore was
listed as beneficiary of the in
surance. that a marriage license
had been issued to the woman
and Moore, and that the state
ment indicated Feely was to get
$4,000 for planting dynamite
In the auto. The car belonged
70 Moore. The woman refused
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01

to tell authorities whether she
and Moore had ever been mar
ried.
The two men we're held under
bonds Of $4,000 each.
Moore and q 20-year-old
brother. Dennis. also face arson
charges in connection with the
burning Of an insured auto
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

a poster recently with an educated
guess approximately 100000 worth of business changes hands
every year simply because important clients calling from the outside
don't the switchboard operators voice On the other
hand switchboard often do than chaen OF the
board to customers and keep industry humnling.
At last count 10000 private swchboards handling
stable 240OOOOOO telephone calls placed in this country
every day. easy that all switchboard receptonlsts
should day. their boiling tempe could dis
pt American beyond the widest dreams of enemy saboers
Recently Of the comtS most powerful manufacturing firms
became with independent plant supplying million
dollars worth of materials each and decided to cast around Tor
a new Immediately five organizations began vine eVerhy and
months catered Whim of the colossal customer
A Long Distance Call And Silence
Finally the president giant firm danced the lucky
fauer the attractive bid for the business Unou-
natey bidders switchboard Lit like Times Square at that
particular The switchboard operator blue swivel
committed the felony of her trade she plugged the call
into her switchboard without acknowledging it.
When second ended in the frustrating silence the
client the and frousy called another
Germ to lay the miIion-dolar job in their lap
European firms American businesses well that
problem phony For instance Rein Voee official Of
KIM Alnes makes point phone the companys Office in each
city just make the switchboard girls the ball. In
fact telephone operators everywhere the front line of business public
relations To what they have to know. turn to Page 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
Americas MiIIion-DoIIar Voices

A bright "Good Morning seals contract, and snarI
wrecks deal. no wonder businessmen call their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

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