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1860 MaySee
Asfronaut Test
BY the Associated Press

The longest toe in-Space feeler
by the Merucry Aeronauts be-
fore one tries TO go into orbit
apparently viii be an 1900
mile test flight,
DR.. T. Keith Glennan, direc-
tor Of the National Aeronautics
and Space Administration, men,
toned the flight in a radio-TV
interview yesterday (CBS. Face
the Nation) as among 20 now
planned in the man-in-space
program.
He said first there will be
about eight flights with the
made-for-man capsules using
a Redstone missile-with one or
two manned If the earlier ones
are successful. These will carry
the space capsules about 100
miles above the earth and about
800 miles from the blast-off
point.
Then, DR.. Glennan said, there
will be several tests using the
Atlas missile, first unnamed,
then with animals in the cap
sules and finally with an Astro-
naut.
The space chief mentioned
the l,800-mile distance but did
not indicate how far above the
earth this would take the men.
The next step, DR.. Glennan
said, will be to put capsules
into orbit. They will not carry
a man, he added. until the
capsules have been recovered
"a good many times"
DR.. Glennan would not guess
when the first attempt might
be made to put a man into
orbit. He said the first short
shot with a man probably
would be made next year.
The space chief saw as this
country's main problem a pro-
pulsion system with adequate
thrust. He said the United
States has a better guidance
system than the Russians but
they have been able to hit the
moon because their rockets
have greater power.
The space chief said he dis
agreed with a statement by
Senator Symington, Democrat
of Missouri, that it would be
many years before the United
States could duplicate the So
Wet moonShot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
Arabs Insist
On Equality
As Puct.Test
BY the Associated Press

Two Arab leaders say Al
gerian rebels are willing to dis
cuss the military and political
conditions Of a cease-fire II
they can negotiate as equals.
If France refuses to grant
rights to Algerians which are
natural to Others" they said,
the rebels will continue to fight.
Abdoul-Kadar Chanderli, per-
manent representative OF the
rebel Algerian government in
exile and DR.. Hussein Selim, d.
rector Of the Arab Information
Center in Washington, said the
only way to end the Swear old
war in Algeria is to negotiate
with those who are fighting.
But, they said in a TV program
yesterday Georgetown Univer-
sity Forum that French Presi-
dent Charles de Gaulle has re-
quested what amounts to sur
render.
The Algerian rebels, the
Arab leaders said, are willing
to consider what they called
the legitimate interests OF
France in the area.
I'VE are willing and ready to
negotiate peace with the
French and end the war, pro-
vided our legitimate aspirations
are protected and the legiti-
mate interests of France a:
well, Mr.. Chanderli said.
DR.. Selim said France has
broken several promises il
made to the Algerians. Mr.. d.
Gaulle's recent peace plans, hi
added, are lust one Of thost
promises, I'm afraid"
Both declined to comment
on the de Gaulle proposals anc
said the position Of the rebels
could be made clear only
through negotiations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21

HOLLYWOOD (NANA)-Er-
nest Hemingway was offered a
role in the new Ava Gardner
picture, 1.-THE Fair Bride
which Nunnally johnson is
making in Rome. But the
bearded writer refused, in spite
of the fact that he is portrayed
in the film under the name OF
Hawthorne. Hemingway says
it's hard enough work being a
writer.
Jeffrey Hunter, who recently
finished a movie with John
Ford, bought the Daryl Zanuck
house on the beach at Santa
Monica. He must be doing well.
Robert Stack will stitch
two segments of 1.-THE Untouch-
ables" together, and sell the
TV show as a movie in Europe.
If you want to dine at
Dino's Lodge on The Strip here,
it's a good idea to book ahead.
Even owner Dean Martin had
to wait the other night.
Eva BartOk is adopting a
two-year-old boy to keep two
year-old daughter Deanna
company. The child will come
from a Hungarian refugee
family The current Mrs.
Edmund PurdOm was thwarted
in her request to have her es-
tranged husband arrested. Ed
is now making a movie in
Yugoslavia, but will be in Lon
don to answer his wife at the
end of the month William
Holden tells intimates he will
give up acting within five years.
He's more interested in his
business activities and deep
sea diving.
Victor Mature has a chauf-
feur in Italy whose home was
destroyed by a wartime raid in
which Clark Gable took part.
Clark is now in Italy making
bay of Naples" It's a small
world. And it was a small
house The secret of sue
cess, according to Leslie CarOn,
is knowing when to tell pro-
ducers to go to Ill. I'll try 1t
and let you know Barbara
Steele, the girl who could be
the next Mrs. Cary Grant, is
on her way to Hollywood for
that contract at goth Century
Fox I mentioned in a previous
column.
=
Brian Ahearne is rehearSing
with Katherine Cornell in her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
u. S. Missile, A-Tests
Held Without Fatalities

The Air Force. concerned
primarily with ICBM and
IRBM range missiles, has made
about 100 tests and training
launohings.
The Nays ballistic missile
program centers on one project,
the Polaris IRBM designed for
launching from shipboard or
submerged submarines. Up to
now. the Navy has made 81
tests Of components or virtually
full-Scale Polaris Missiles.
There have been no fatalities
or serious injuries among the
missiles launching crews nor
among the thousands of Atomic
Energy Commission and mill
tary personnel who have con-
Quoted nuclear tests.
Hair-Raising Moments
This is not to say there have
been no hair-raising moments.
Missile weapons and booster
rockets have exploded and
burned spectacularly on launch
ing pads. have blasted apart
when barely clear Of the
ground. have gone astray and
been deliberately destroyed as
they climbed upward from
launching points.
Shattered, burning fragments
have rained back to earth,
dropped on bunkers where
launching crews were protected,
sent observers racing for cover.
If the safety record for the
temperamental ballistic missiles
has been good, it is even more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
THE LYONS DEN
On Rearing Children
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-Bertrand Rus
sell was asked by some friends
for advice on raising children.
The Nobel Prize winner replied
that children invariably rebel
against their parents. There
fore" he said. "the thing for
parents to do is to devise rules
which children could break
without hurting themselves. "
At the dinner to Princess
Beatrix aboard the Rotterdam,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
PIANIST HEARD
AT CORCORAN
BY IRVING LOwENS
Contributing Critic

Jack Erwin, piano. At the Cor
chromatic Fantasy and Fugue,
Bach Passacaglia, Piston; Nocturne
No. In B fiat. Faure: Danse, De-
Busy; Pictures at an Exhibition,
Moussorgsky
Jack Erwin, a strong fingered
pianist from Pennsylvania and
points north. was heard yes
terday afternoon at the Cor
coran Gallery in a season.
opening concert.
Mr.. Erwin. still in his
twenties, has two music de-
grees and is currently music
supervisor for Reseland and
Caldwell Townships in New
Jersey. He is also a we'll
equipped artist and a fine
virtuoso.
The major work heard dur
ing the course Of his recita
was Moussorgsky's transcen.
dentally difficult Pictures al
an Exhibition" better known
in Ravel's shimmering orches.
trail garb than in it's origina
piano version.
Mr.. Ervin's pace was on thu
hurried side, and there werI
moments when the recurrinl
Promenade" gave the impress
sion that the visitor to tn,
exhibition was anxious to ge
through with the business a
fast as he could convenient,
do so, but the total effect wa
solidly exciting. The pianis
has a subtle sense of pacinI
and a fair for the dramatic
qualities which made the pic
lures" an excellent vehicle TO
his art.
The first half of the program
was devoted primarily to stand
ard works by Bach. Faure anC
Debussy, which were pleaSingl!
projected. The sole contempt
rary note was sounded in {
craggy "Passacaglia" by Walter
Piston.
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BY WENDELL MARGRAvE
Contributing Critic

ara S''i Sn.. oa acSydS SEESh'rs o ase
tionai Gallery OF Art. Program:
Suite from Paris. and Helen, oluck;
Concerto No. "a in c Minor, X.
49l, Mozarti symphony No. 2 In B
Flat, Schubert.
The National Gallery's con-
cert season is of to a flying
start with a brilliant program
last evening conducted by
Richard Bales and featuring
Claude Frank as soloist in one
Of the loveliest Of all piano
concertos, the Mozart C minor,
K. 49l.
The soloist exhibited a clean
and flexible technique, with fine
and delicate control over nu-
ance in the fast movements.
I thought the larghetto would
have been more effective II
played without the occasional
hint of percussion in the tone.
The remarkable antiphony be-
tween the piano and the wood
winds was done very well. Mr.,
Frank shared the crowds ova-
ton with the conductor, the
concert-master and the wind
players.
The concerto was flanked by
a sampling Of dance pieces
from Gluck's opera Of ITO
'Paride ed Elena" now de.
parted from the stage but re-
membered by the gavotte
played last night, and the air
20 del milo dolce amor" which
is one Of his finest melodies
The final work was the Sec
ond symphony Of Schubert. 6
garrulous and cheerful piece
romped through in good shape
The orchestra will be better
with a few more rehearsal.
and performances in the
treacherouS acoustics of the
east garden court. the string.
are still a little rough and the
violas and cellos are overbal-
anced. But / got one unusually
pleasant moment in the fina
few chords Of the slow move.
ment Of the Schubert; the
woodwindS were without vi.
brato and well in tune I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
NEWS OF MUSIC
Bales, Pianist Open
Season Brilliantly

a good sound and rare these
days.
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Tuition Increase Set
At Duke University

DURHAM, N. c., Sept. 81
P).-Duke University trus-
tees have approved an increase
of 5000 in tuition and fees
starting next September.
University officials said the
action was prompted by what
they termed the continuing
spiral Of educational costs. The
current cost of tuition and fees
is $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
Cancer Agents Seen
In Reused Grease

HOUSTON, Tex, Sept. 81
(AP).-An American Cancer
Society official says, 1T is a
very reasonable hypothesis that
the constant use Of the same
cooking grease could cause
cancer Of the stomach"
DR.. E. Guyler Hammond of
New York said Yesterday the
repeated heating Of the same
cooking fat produces cancer
producing agents.
DR.. Hammond was here to
brief local cancer society cffi-
cials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21

WRITINGS Bad Enough
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

Martha's Vineyard home for
their forthcoming Dear Liar"
play-based on the letters OF
George Bernard Shaw to Mrs
Patrick Campbell and at
the same time, in Maine, Bette
Davis and husband Gary Mer-
rill are rehearsing "The World
Of Carl Sandburg" which
starts on tour in Portland,
Me-, october 10 Yul Bryn-
ner, hurt at the stories that
state he has been unco-
operative with his movie pub
licity, begins winter Cross
ing" for Stanley Donen the
end of the week. Maybe now
he'll give some interviews.
Maureen O'Sullivan and d.
rector-husband John FarrOw
will settle permanently in
Hollywood when John COM
pletes his Sword and the
Cross film in England. Maui
reen is already here with hel
three youngest children and
oldest son, Pat. The other
children elected to remain in
London and continue in Their
British schools. The Sword
and the Cross" was originally
titled Son of Man." and now
that Alec Guinness is out Of
THE Bachelors Baby" Far
row is hoping to sign him fol
his religious film.
With his divorce final, Rock
Hudson is now Hollywood'S
most eligible bachelor. Nc
marriage plans for Rock, who
lives by the sea at Newport
and has shed 10 pounds. The
former Mrs. Rock receive;
$3.50 a .Ieek for 10 years, two
houses, stock in two companies
and the right to revert to hel
maiden name: Rocks reaI
name: Roy Henry Fitzgerald.
June LOckhart, in her second
year Of "Lassie," insists, 81
never had a burning ambition
to be a great star. It's just toe
much trouble. I'm interested
mostly in my private life" In
private life, June is the wife oil
architect John Lindsay. She is
wanted for another play by the
Theater Guild, but. my shus-
bands work keeps him out
here, and where he is, that's
where you'll find me-" I've
heard this sort of talk before
but I really believe that June
means it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21

remarkable for the nuclear
tests.
In missiles. the weaponeers
are at least dealing with long
known principles of conven-
tional explosives, fuel and
ballistics.
Fears at A-BOmb Test
But when they detonated the
first atomic bomb at Alamo
gordo. N. Mex. in 1945 there
were nothing but theories and
computations to guarantee the
men wouldn't be vaporized by
explosion while assembling the
bomb. To a degree, this also
was true when a half dozen
years later they tried out a
thermonuclear test device.
There have been both fatali-
ties and injuries at missile
sites. but so far the compare
lively few that have occurred
have been industrial-type acct
dents i men falling of SCAT
folding or from ladders or SINH
lar mishaps.
Several men, includin G
some Acc employees, have died
after receiving heavy radia-
ton doses in laboratory acci-
dents, but there have been no
such casualties incurred by
personnel working on field tests
of atomic weapons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21

MOSCOW, Sept. 81 (AP).-
Preliminary data radioed by
the Soviet Unions moon rocket
shows there is no magnetic
field in the vicinity Of the moon
similar to that surrounding the
earth, Tass news agency said
last night.
The absence of such a field
seems to establish the theory
that the magnetic field around
the earth is caused by move
ment Of the molten core of the
earth since the moon presum-
ably has no molten core" the
broadcast said.
The question of whether the
moon has a magnetic field is
one that scientists have been
greatly interested in solving by
space exploration.
Last Stage Also Scores
The official news agency also
said that the last stage Of the
moon rocket scored a direct hit
on the moon along with the in
Strllment cOntainer.
The Soviets said previously
there was a possibility the last
stage of the rocket would hit
the moon but this was the first
announcement that it had done
so.
The Tass dispatch said this
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mond set n fishtail mtg.
With 8 smaller dias. Price,
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