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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
BY EVELYN NJ. DENT
Special writer for me star


The Air Force Chief Of
Stan. Gen. Thomas ID. White.
and Mrs. White will be honor
guests Of the Corps OF For
eien Air Attaches at a formal
reception followed by dinner
on Friday at the Ofheers
Club. Boiling Air Force Base.
Included on the guest list
are the ranking members Of
the air stan and their wives.
Given annually. II Is a bril-
liant affair, one Of the OUT
standing social events Of the
season for the Air Force.
There win be 800 at the
seated dinner.
Other officers Of the asso-
citation assisting with ar
rangements are the vice
dean, Maj. Gen. Shao-Len
Yang Of China: the secretary,
1T. Col. Gustavo E. Izurieta Of
Ecuador; the treasurer. 1t.
Col. Ratomir strumberger Of,
Yuposlavia: the assistant sec
Rotary. 1t. Col. Horst L.
Merkwitz, and the assistant
treasurer. IT.. Col. Nasal
Takahashi Of Japan. Their
wives will also attend.
Gen. and Mrs. White have
finally made The move from
quarters 12sA to Quarters 7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
SERVICE NEWS
Attaches Dinner
Will Be Brilliant

At Fort Myer. Reluctantly
Mrs, White gave up the quar-
ters she has called home for
30 long. But now the move
has been accomplished she Is
quite happy,
Quarters z has q magniii-
cent view Of the Nations
Capital. The panorama Is
pleasing 10 Mrs. Whites ar
tistic eye. Il IL difiicult. she
says. 10 keep ones mind on
the mundane side Of getting
settled.
The Army Chief Of STAFF,
Gen. Maxwell ID. Taylor. and
Mrs. Taylor are entertaining
on Monday. May rs, In their
quarters at Fort Meyer. It
Is 70 be another In the series
Of dinners they give during
the season In their charm
ms quarters on the post.
Navy Day Of Portugal
Celebrating p.ortuguese
Navy Day on saturday, June
2. the Armed forces Attaches
Of Portugal have combined
to entertain al the Congress.
sional Room Of the Hotel
StatIer on that day. v
Receiving at the 8 TO Q
o'clock reception will be the
Naval Attache and Mrs. L.
dos Santos and the Military
and Air Attache and Mrs. J.
de Paiva Brandao.
The Spanish Military At
tache, Col. Benito Miranda,
and Senhora de Miranda
have sent out invitations for
another OF their delightful
parties. The popular couple,
whose friends are legion. are
entertaining from $50 to
also at home on Friday.
The Yueoslay Air Force
Day Is Wednesday and the
Air Attache Of Yugoslavia
and Mrs. Strumberger have
sent out invitations for a re-
ception on that day. Col. and
Mrs. Strumberger will head
the receiving line from $50
on. entertaining at l70l New
Hampshire avenue.
Tulleys TO Entertain
The Commanding General
Army Engineering Center.
Fort Belvoir, Mai. Gen. Da-
vid H. Tulley, and Mrs. Tulley
will be hosts at a reception
following a review for Brig.
Gen. Robert G. Mcdonnell,
deputy commandant and
commanding officer Of the
Engineer School.
The reception is planned
for the first week in June
prior to Gen. and Mrs. Mac
Donnell's departure for San
Francisco, where Gen. Mac
Donnell is to be the division
engineer.
Brig. Gen. John Dudley,
his replacement, is not ex-
pected to arrive at Fort Bel
voir before July /. The Dud-
ley's are coming from Fort
Leonard Wood, Mo-, Gen.
Dudley's present post.
Mrs. Tulley has been busy
househunting as their son-in-
law and daughter. Capt. and
Mrs. L. E. Surut, with their
three children, are arriving
June 6. Capt. Surut has re-
ceived orders for duty in
Korea.
Mrs. Surut, with Louisa,
Christine and David, are to
remain here. The family will
be at the Tulley's quarters
for the time Capt. Surut is
here.
SCOTS to Entertain
Retired Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Stanley L. Scott are enter
tanning on Tuesday from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
BY LYDIA LANE
Mirror Enterprises Syndicate

HOLLYWOOD.-Wheny you
see Lauren Bacall as a
mother in "A Gift of Love-"
you will probably feel some
thing new about her-a
quality which comes from a
combination of suffering and
maturing.
There is something differ
ent about her appearance,
and her hair is blonder than
I've ever seen it. When I
mentioned these changes
Miss Bacall smiled and said,
II have come to realize that
it's all well and good to be
intellectual. but it's more
important to be a woman.
IT used to have q kind Of
competitive thing with men,"
she unused. But it's not q
quality they appreciate. Any
woman who is too sure of her
self is a bore. Most men can
forgive a woman anything
but being boring. It's no
good trying to top a man, and
this is where I've changed
most. Now I feel that men
2hould run the world"
Miss Bacall has an un-
questionable fair for style
and clothes. She was wear.
ing beautifully fitted Stacks,
an Italian silk blouse and a
belt that matched her shoes
as we sat chatting in the liv-
Ing room Of her new home.
"The more you know about
clothes and dressing your
SELF" Lauren confided, 1.-THE
less money you need spend"
AS a high-fashion model in
New York. Lauren learned the
intricacies of designing and
modelling. Il wore whatever
the designers dreamed up as
new, and / tried to look the
way they wanted me to, but
this only emphasized what
was right for me.
so many women do not
have time to find out what
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

sible to look at yourself OBJ
jectively, but you can be alert.
observe others and listen to
what your friends say"
/ asked Miss Bacall what
reactions she felt when see
ing herself on the screen.
THE first time was an
agonizing experience" she
recalled. my only reaction
was to wish that ! could be
traded in for a new model"
At the present time, Miss
Bacall's constant escort is
Frank Sinatra. / asked what
quality she had that he
seemed to admire most.
Men ] have known seem
to like my ability to laugh
at myself. Hollywood is full
of personalities who take
themselves too seriously. You
have to learn to toss some
things away-that is take
them with q grain of salt. In
time you will develop a sense
Of humor.
And most men like genu-
Inc enthusiasm. I'm like that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

myself. ! can't stand people
who have no interests" she
went on. "But some Of this
disinterest in current hap
penings stems from our
training as children. A child
needs to be guided into hob
bies and the habit Of reading
good books. Today with TV
to divert them. it's shocking
how little the average child
reads. ! want my children to
be self-suficient and have
many interests.
I'm very particular. Even
as q teen-ager ! would not
60 out on q date unless ] was
truly interested in the boy.
Staying home from choice
can be very charming"
Miss Bacall served tea with
sugar cookies. and as, she
nibbled one she remarked,
For the first time in my life
] have to watch what ! eat.
Always before ! could eat like
a horse and not gair a pound.
But with q little discipline.
she concluded, II won't have
q problem"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

dition, must remain secret
until the night Of the BALI
In addition there will be "A
beautiful Louisiana festival
queens and a masked. cos
TUNED ''krewe" headed by
Senator Russell B. Long.
Representative Hale Boggs
is general chairman Of ar
rangements for the colorful
event which win include a
pageant saluting the water
ways industries of Louisiana.
The pageant will be pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
Speaker Ruyburn.
To Participate
In Murdi Grus

House Speaker Sam Ray
burn viii be on hand for the
Louisiana State Society's
Mardi Gras ball to be held
Friday night in the grand
BALLROOM Of the Mayfiower
Hotel.
In a neighborly gesture, the
popular Texan will escort the
queen to her throne, it was
announced yesterday.
The identity Of the queen.
according to Mardi Gras ira
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
It's a Mans World,
Says Lauren BacalI

is best for them. They feel
if they follow the crowd they
can't make a mistake, but all
my life I've fought following
the dictates of fashion like
one Of a herd of sheep.
I'm still wearing clothes
that have been in my ward
robe for years. but they are
simple and becoming and I
always feel well dressed in
them.
II don't believe it's pos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

The furniture with your future in mind charming open
stock collection Of quality COLONEL furniture that allows you
to buy and fill in later every time your house, fomy
budget grows Ethon Allen made of fine selected rock
maple and birch cabinet woods with nutmeg finish puintuk
ney matched for character of goin Almost every piece
adaptable al home in more thon one room serving
than purpose your needs change There mony
pieces besides those pictured including living uphoI
stored pieces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

sented under the direction Of
the State society's president,
Mr.. Felix M. Broussard.
Al Hirt and his Dixieland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

Band will fiy up from New
Orleans to provide music as
one Of the entertainment
1cdtuICc. Z
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-19
Civil Air Patrol 9 Wing Officers Due Here Saturday

A group of Civil Air Patrol of ficials are scheduled to arrive here Saturday for meeting with the local organization.
 Expected in the party are Wing Staff officers including Wing Commander Harry Silver; Major Dan Schaible, Major Bob Mason, wing advisor; Mason LaZelle, op- erations officer; Major Buell. Rus sell, wing finance officer, and possibly others.
 The local officers are Hap" Lancaster, commandant; Martin Olson, operations officer; Rev. R. Amundsen, chaplain; Alice Hud- son, finance officer.
 Everyone interested in CAP is urged to attend the meeting, whe- ther they belong to CAP or not. The meeting will take place at the CAA Rec Hall Saturday eve ming at o'clock.
 The visitors are bringing a film which will be of special interest.
 The Anchorage group are fly ing a Twin Beachcraft GAS and will include Galena, McGrath and Fairbanks on their itinerary.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-19
Jim Blaming Is New President of Rotary

Rotarians held election of of ficers this noon at their regular luncheon with Jim Blaming elected president, Ashby Craft, vice president; Robert Grant, secretary, and Wm. Futile treas urer. New, board members are Jim Mclean and Herb Jenks.
 They will take office in July.
 Visitors were RID. Stevenson of Juneau; Walter Glavinovich of the U. s. Smelling Co.,, and F. Rhodes of CAA.
 MT. Stevenson, Territorial Tax Commissioner, gave a report on the recent meeting of the Cover nor's Tax Advisory Board.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-19
AND "A VERY FINE TIME WAS HAD BY ALI.

A fine time was had by all who celebrated with the Irish Monday evening at party sponsored by the Catholic Church at the Pio- neer Hall.
 Earl Owen was presented with the Estey Electric Organ given away by the church and Olaf Hal verson received the shillalagh which is given away each year.
 Group singing was enjoyed with many old Irish favorites being led by Father Nevue and Borgney Reader with Beverly Blaming at the piano.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-19
Children's Dog Races Slated For Race Day

Children's one-dog sled races have been announced by the Arc tic Club for Easter Sunday while the Nome-Hasting race is in pro gress.
 There will be races for girls and boys up to F years of age which will start immediately after the last team has left the starting line in the derby.
 First, second and third cash prizes will be given for the race.
 Many children have already saarted training their pets and in formation as to course and length of race are available from Bill Ullrich, who is in charge of the contest.
 Children who have no dog but are interested in racing are asked to see local business men or the Chamber of Commerce, stated Bob Scott of the Race committee and arrange for a sponsor. "4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
 al The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-19
ATTENTION SHRINERS

"A special meeting of the Nome Shrine Club will be held al the Masonic Temple after the regu- lar Masonic meeting Thursday. March 29. All members of the Nome Shrine Club are requested 10 attend.
 Jack Reed. President
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-19

A daughter, Judith Faye, was born March Is at the hospital to MT. and Mrs. Leroy Sturdevant
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-19

ATTENTION MASONS Regular Stated Communication Thursday. March 20-s pm. Special Masonic Entertainment
 Refreshments Following
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-19
Dentist Stormbound at Teller

Dr. Joe Cumming, local dentist, has been stormbound in the Tel Ter area, but is expected back soon.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-19

FOR SALE-Ruger 357 like new, with holster, $75. Call Black 26 after 5.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-19

COOK wants work in camp or hotel, camp preferred. Quail
 fled for fry and dinner cook and necessary baking expert ence. Can bring extra waitress. Contact Jewel Hawkins, Box 557, Kodiak, Alaska. 39
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
by BRUCE CATION
Editor, american Heritage"

THAN Allen, that salty Vermonter who insured
the survival of the American Revolution in its
early days by capturing Fort Tconderoga 'in the
name of the Great Jehovah and the Continental
Congress-" had one trait which we might profit
ably cultivate today.
Allen believed that the American people had
unlimited capabilities. He also believed that If
they used those capabilities up to the hilt they
would not need to be afraid Of anything.
Though Lexington and Concord had been
fought, The Declaration of independence was
still long way in the future, and certain timid
members of the Continental Congress suggested
that the supplies captured at Ticonderoga ought
to be returned to the British. Allen exploded
when he heard of the proposal. Selling his pen,
he wrote Congress letter in which he said:
81 wish to God America would at this critical
juncture exert herself. 80. She might rise on
eagle wings and mount up to glory, freedom and
immortal honor If she did but know her strength
The letter was read where it counted, and the
cannon were not returned to Britain. They were
sent to George Washington, who used them to get
the British out of Boston and set the colonies on
the high road to independence.
n great many things have happened since
then, but essentially nothing much has changed
Neither in IT'S nor in 1888 is nation likely to
rise on eagle wings" by TAX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

ing counsel of its fears or by
hoping that it can drift along
through crisis after crisis with
out calling on all of its reserves
of bravery and strength.
Ethan Aliens heartfelt pray
er might be an excellent thing
for Americans of 1853 to keep
in mind: 81 wish to God Amer
lea would at this critical juno
ture exert herself!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
Next Week.:

Atomic Accidents - can your city
handle them? Here are facts every
responsible American should know.
How To Fight With Your Wife.
Believe it or not, a good scrap won't
hurt a marriage if you know the rules.
"a Flower For My Mother. The
true story of a happy American
childhood, by CIementine Paddleford.
"The Haunted SpaeesuitI Science
fiction writer Arthur c. CIarke'S 1888
spaceman faces an eerie problem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
May 4, 1858
IN this ISSUE:

~ WIS issue.
Cover by George Ieovens: Circus
Tiger
csrfboard: loud loUohs From Texos
7 Toni's Indoor Sport
Q Ford Frick soys. SPECIFICATIONS
Con Sove BoseboIl
10 Thester: Teacher vs.. Sfhp-Teoser
" let's Not Abolish" Sorrow
70 Fiction: The Children Vonished
Is Quiz 'Ew
20 The Circus You Never See
% Food: Fudge Goes Foney
IS Fashion Find: IitfIest Chemise
% Keep Women Out OF CoIIeee7'
% Last Laugh: Fish Or Gu CIossI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
This Week
MAo h<1Nn
The National
Sunday Magazine

EUCLID NJ. CONVICTION,
President
JOHN c. STERLING,
Chairman Of he Board
WILLIAM |. NICHOLS,
Editor and Publisher
STEWART BEACH,
Executive Editor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
The Time
Ethan Allen Got Mad

What this bold fighter told
the tin1id Congressman makes a
great message for America today
Evening star., 1958-09-28
WEAM Defender

WEAM has been the sub
ject of a number OF letters.
pro and con. Last tDeek's
mail brought a complaint
about the stations CONNER
ciGIS. Here's a reply:
Lorinda Kenney com
planned (September 21) that
WEAM had too many COM
mercials. / recently moved
to Washington from Miami.
and when 1 heard WEAM l
was amazed at the few COM
mercials they have.
Corny commercials You
"ain't heard nothing yet. :.
Go to Miami and you'u
cherish WEAM.
TOMMY DUTTON.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
.Dromu, Art
Glasses Set

A drama class and an art
class will begin Saturday, Octo-
ber 1e. sponsored by the Mont
gomery County Department of
Recreation.
The drama class, for persons
II to II, will meet at the Argyle
Recreation Center, Forest Glen
road, Silver Spring. from 1880
a m. to 1890 pm.
A class in sketching and Gre
ative drawing will be offered
for eight weeks at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Recreation Gen.
ter from 1890 am. to noon.
Advance registration for both
classes is required before Octo-
ber z at the Montgomery Rec
lreation Department.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
On Name-ColIinq

Eper since TEEN printed
an article on the beat gen.
Grafton" June 29, admirers
and detrdctors of noncon-
tormity haze been battling
1t out In Play Back. Here's a
comment from a neutral OBJ
seTDeT:
No matter who wins or
loses this fight Tor runs out
of breath flrst), it's obvious
that they all are having the
time of their merry lives
Evening star., 1958-09-28
MARTHA wITHERsPOON.
Youth HosteIs

would like to know if you
would be able to give the
address of the youth hostel
association which was men
toned in the article by the
boy who hitchhiked across
Europe. Any information will
be greatly appreciated.
NICK DOBI, Jr.
Write to the American
Youth Hostel Federation,
2f16 X street NV, or phone
Federal 7-1232.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
HOW TO PLACE
A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday PM.
for Sunday following. Ads
received too late will appear
a week later.
RATES: 8 lines Csc. l0c
each additional line. You
can figure the cost yourself.
Allow 5 average words per
line.
TO PLACE: Write ad and
figure cost. Give your name,
address, telephone number
and send your ad plus pay
ment to TEEN-ADS, SUM-
day Star, Washington, D. C.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
Prejudice

If the people who lived in
George Washington's time
recognized the fact that all
men are created equal, why
can't the people of today?
Today people ask first what
color someone's skin is or
how his eyes slant. Is a
country free or democratic
when the people don't live in
harmony, when their is re-
ligious and racial prejudice?
Human beings have been
given a mind to think with
and tell right from wrong.
Certainly someone in this
country should be able to
see that because God has
seen 1T to color a persons
skin differently, or let him
worship Him in a different
way, is no reason for others
to criticize or be prejudiced.
Isn't it part of the American
heritage to guarantee GER
tain personal liberties to each
person?
Americans today have some
serious thinking to do and a
decision to make. What will
the answer be?
FRED KRAUTWURST.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
From TEEN Readers

Letters to the Editor must
carry lUriterS' correct names,
addresses and telephone num-
berS. Per names tDiH be used
il requested. Letters are sub
ject to condensation. Address
letters to TEEN, The Wash
inoton Star, Washington 4,
D. C.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
PL AY BACK

There are a lot of girls
that have said if they could
get hold of some addresses
they would write to the boys
in the service. Would you
please tell us where we can
get hold of some addresses.
ALICE WENDELL.
Why not begin at home?
II you don't knOlD any boys
In uniform, your parents
must hare some friends lUho
haze sons in the SerUice.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
Career Query

/ am very much interested
in becoming nurse when I
graduate, and in joining
either the Army or Navy in
doing so. Could you give me
the address of where to send
for literature.
MARTHA WITHERSPOON.
Write to the Army Re-
cTniting Station, 63f E street
NV, and the NGUy Recruit
ING Station. Seventh and E
streets NV.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
Greetings

STEVE M.-Happy 14th birthday
on September IS. THE HORSE
SHOES and GA at GJHS.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ELLIOTT
Sure hope the party was a sur
prise. ZEP and BOBBY.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ELLIOTT
Hope you have many more.
PHYLLIS and LARRY.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ELLIOTT
Hope you enjoyed the party last
night. SYLVIA and RONALD.
TO ELLI0TT-Happy birthday.
Hope you have many more.
Love. MARGE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MADELINE
WEST. on your I4th birthday.
Love, NON, DAD. JACK and
MAUREEN.
BILLY GIBBS-Happy birthday
to a real sweet, wonderful guy.
Wish you were home. Love
you always. PAT.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY DON-ws
think you are the greatest.
Love, MOTHER, DAD, JUDY
and MUFFIN.
TO MaeCLIFTON on his 11th
birthday ON Sept. 29. Love.
NORMA.
SONNY ALLNUTT-Happy 18th
birthday, and good luck in the
/ Navy. Sorry this is late. ANITA
H.
Evening star., 1958-09-28

BAR BELL-Needed extra wgts-,
Is or so ID. wgts. or less; fine
group of boys adding to a set;
would like a discarded set free,
or will pay a small fee. Call
RE. 6-4768.
FOR SALE-l950 Ford conv.;
chartreuse color, r, h. and
Wv, Naugahide upholstery,
body in Al shape; asking
$3.50. WA. 3-1182.
ATTENTION-Have your name
on the birthday calendar. Send
rs cents, your name, address
and birthdate to Anne, 1916
Tilton drive, Silver Spring. On
December 20, you will receive
your calendar with your name
on your birthday. This is to
benefit the JayCee Wives of
Rockville. Hurry No orders
after October IA.
FOR ALL BANDS-Get in the
swing of things and make real
money instead Of petty cash.
Have your band or crooner re-
corded on hi-f1 tape-recording
equipment that viii enhance
your talents. The record in
dustry is in demand for your
talent. For information, call
J. KOSSOw, FE. 7-2313.
WANTED-A motor scooter or
truckster: will trade for a 10
h.p. Briggs & Stratton or q
"a Ford Va. Call JU. 9-l589.
Ask for JOE.
Guitar. Gibson: like new;
and case: $50. ia 2-5671-
CHEAP! Briggs & StrattoTi, az
h-p. motor: good quality, pow
erful; in perfect, Al condition;
very smooth running, easy
starting: only ST. Call now;
expect to sell very soon. OIL.
6-a275.
WANTED. World like good, Sec
I ond-hand tape recorder with
good tone and sound. preferably
in price range of between $50
/ and 500. Also would like good.
/ low-priced, table-model televi-
sion set. in good condition: be-
tween $40 and $50. Cali OIL.
! 6-4275.
STUDE. 1852 Commander VS.;
auto. dr.. heater. good tires;
car in excellent condition: price,
$685. Cal Butler 3-2695 after
I 6 pm.
ENGLISH BIKES, 2. new condi-
ton; / boys. girls; COM
pletely equip: new, $45: sac
rifice for S35 each. Call Butler
3-2695 after 6 pm.
FOR SALE-Clarinet, B-flat. by
Conn: excel. condition, for stu
dent or professional band; SIS.
so 5-4566.
/ GIRLS-Use my White rotary
console sewing machine to sew
the newest fashions for the
coming year: $3.50. JU. S-7469.
! Perfect condition and sews well.
Evening star., 1958-09-28

calling each other names.
and TEENS readers, I'm
sure, are enjoying it too.
And to TEEN-thanks for
your great coverage of all
aspects of teen life in D. c.
d, PARKER.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
Mail Coll

On televiSion and radio
they keep asking everyone to
write to a friend in the serV-
ice overseas.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
Help Wanted

YOUNG MAN, h.s. grad, to learn
business; excellent opportunity
for right person. OIL. 2-4543