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Ernest Newman, 90

TADWORTH, England, July
z (AP) Ernest Newman, 90,
for S8 years music critic of the
London Sunday Times, died
today. He was the author of
many books on musicians and
music, including a long biogra-
ply Of Richard Wagner. He
retired last November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-07

KANSAS CITY, July 7 (AP)
Elmer c. Rhoden, jr.. 81, mo-
ton picture and television Aim
producer, died Sunday. He
suffered a heart attack about
three months ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-07
21-NationTaIks
On Caribbean
Riffs Assured
BY JOHN v. HORNER
star stan Writer

A meeting Of American for
eign ministers to discuss the
troubled Caribbean situation
appeared virtually assured to-
day.
An emergency session Of the
ministers, which had been dis
cussed privately by diplomats,
was proposed formally late yes
terday by the government Of
Haiti and was Endorsed quickly
by several other countries.
Haitian Ambassador Lucien
HILBERT told the council Of the
Organization of American
States that he had been in
structed by his government to
request the council to call a
meeting of the foreign minis
tiers in the light Of the explo-
sive developments throughout
the Caribbean area. He adj
vanced the proposal when the
council met to consider a re-
quest by the Dominican Repub-
lie for GAS action under terms
of the Rio Treaty.
: Bound TO Mutual Aid
This treaty binds the 81
countries belonging to the GAS
to assist any member country
when 1t is the victim Of agrees
sion or when the peace Of the
Western hemisphere is en-
dangered.
The Dominican Republic ac-
cused Cuban and Venezuelan
elements of leading roles IN re-
cent invasions aimed at over
throwing the government of
Gen. Rafael Trujillo. The Gu
ban and Venezuelan govern
ments called the charge a lie.
There are indications the
Dominican Republic would have
serious trouble getting TOAS &C
ton under the Rio Treaty. This
is due largely TO anti-Truj lilo
sentiment in other Latin Amer
lean countries.
A meeting of foreign min
listers under a provision of the
GAS charter not only would
be easier to arrange but would
permit a general discussion of
Latin American problems.
SUCH a conference also would
have the advantage Of the
higher diplomatic level.
ID. c. Held Likely Site
Ambassador Gonzalo Escud-
ero of Ecuador told the council
yesterday that the Caribbean
situation is SO dangerous that
action is required. He indicated
his support Of the foreign min
listers meeting. other countries
to speak up favorably were
Brazil, Peru and the United
States.
The council recessed until
Thursday afternoon so dele
gates could obtain instructions
on the idea. In doing so, it
withheld action on the Domini-
can Republics request for in
vocation Of the Rio Treaty.
It is believed the meeting of
ministers could be held very
soon, possibly within 10 days.
If that is the case, the United
States would be represented by
Undersecretary of State c.
Douglas Dillon because Secre-
tary Herter will be in Geneva
for the Berlin conference.
1t is considered likely that
Washington will be the site of
the meeting.
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ers the assignments OF their paid the fees spokesman
choice. said the case was rare in Armv
Eleven soldiers testified they annals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07

Heads stand-in was Connie
Clarke last night.
Advice such as 1.-THE best
thing you wear is the ex-
preston on your face" most
women are wearing makeup
that looks better on someone
else. was given by Ben Reese
president Of John Robert
Powers.
Others like Frances Wheel
er. co-ordinator of Women's
Services for Delta Airlines
doled out tips for a travel
wardrobe built on the prem
Use OF something chic, not
expensive, and that goes well
with my salary"
Angelina Dougherty, Mer-
chandising Director of Clam
our Magazine, from her BUSH
ness-office setting on stage,
left nothing to chance. She
impaired a verbal what to
wear with what" fund of in
formation to the audience
also filled with a few hus-
bands. beaus and brothers.
Nancy Alfaro Emes sang
her way through the Sc
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quences In true career girl
style. She didn't know what
to wear. yearned for a dream
vacation, and for her Prince
Charming.
Handled Problems
Fashion Co-ordinator Edith
Battles Of woodward a.
Lothrop saw to 1t that all
the wardrobe problems were
dealt with in a well-dressed
manner and showed the FASH
ions to the audience on some
Of the hardest working
women in Washington-the
models.
Phi Malone of WMAL,
who opened the show. greeted
the women who work. He
described them as "house-
wives, secretaries, mothers,
models, singers, airlines
stewardesses."
One delightful quip during
the show came along with the
subject of whether a man
fixes or dislikes a dress you're
wearing. Change the dress,
it's easier than changing the
man." was the answer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Emeralds Inspired
Famous Fragrance

celebrating the marriage" of
emeralds and Emeraude, the
famous Coty fragrance which
was launched in 1928 and in.
Spired by the beauty of the
precious green stones.
M. Jean Despres, President
of Coty, pointed out to his
audience at Woodward &
Lothrop, "Emeraude does as
much for a woman as the
costly jewels and doesn't
cost as much"
One quarter of a million
dollars worth of emerald
jewelry is on display on the
first floor lobby all this week.
Created by Van Cleef and
Arpels, they are part of the
salute to Colombia. cur
rently celebrating her 40Oth
anniversary of emerald min
ing. Colombia is the producer
OF SO per cent of the worlds
emeralds.
The Minister of the Co.
lumbar EN- assy Jose
Camancho and his wife were
present at the luncheon,
along with other representa-
tives Of the Organization Of
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AAhlCIACdIl OJhJco ana Lue
United States Government.
Career Show
Washington's prettiest
commodity, 1.-THE Career
Girl" turned out 1900 strong
last night at The Sheraton
Park Hotel ballroom to see
how she might look II the
fashion experts have their
say this Fall and Winter.
Her age ranged from l6 to
so.
The production-for that
was exactly what it was
came complete with four
stage sets, an orchestra, soft
lights. and a zig-zag rum
way. The center OF the run
way had been transformed
INTO q lovely garden setting
complete with greens and
statuary by George Payne.
display director.
Starting of the show was
q group Of Edith Head screen
costumes for career girls
through the years. Edith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

Everybody's getting mar
ried these days. Yesterday we
were at luncheon ceremonies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
Career Show

American States and the
United States Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24

The words spelled wrong
were: 2 (Questionnaire); 4
Diphtheria); Z (Harass); 8
(Illiterate); 10 (Apparent); IA
(Murmuring); 16 (Elicit); II
(WeirdD.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24

Opening lead: Jack Of spades.
You are West, and you open
the jack Of spades against the
contract Of four hearts. De-
clarer wins with dummy's king
OF spades and leads a small
trump. He plays the queen Of
hearts from his hand. If you
win with the king of hearts
South has no further problem.
He will win the next spade
trick in dummy and try the
diamond f1nesse. This works,
and South draws trumps and
claims 10 tricks.
Refuse First Heart
You can give South a prob
lem If you refuse the first
heart. OF course you must do
this casually, as though you
had nothing to think about.
South now thinks that the
heart f1nesSe has succeeded.
Why should he bother with q
doubtful diamond finesse when
he has a sure trump f1nesse?
So South leads another spade
to dummy and repeats the
trump finesse. Now you take
the king Of hearts. South must
eventually lead diamonds from
his hand and must therefore
lose one trick in each suit.
Down one.
All well and good, but where
does the poker fit in? Patience,
my friends. There is a time
and place for everything, in
Guiding a hefty poker. When
declarer plays the queen of
hearts at the second trick,
your partner will know that
he is taking a flnesse. AS part
ners so often do, East will
stretch out his hand for the
trick, expecting you to win
with your king.
This is where you introduce
1.-THE poker - right over your
partners knuckles! You can
not hope to deceive declarer
latter your partner has stretched
out his hand, but at least you
will teach your partner never
to reach for a trick again. It
will make a better partner Of
him.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one
heart and the next player
passes. You hold:
AJ1097 0K93 19654 &98
What do you do?
| Answer: Pass. Avoid re-
spending with a four-point
hand.
Copyright, 1859, Gen. Features corp.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS

How's your spelling these
days? A bit shaky? Well, that's
nothing unusual. All Of us have
q few words that give US
trouble. Here, for INSTANCE.
are 20 words chosen from a
list of words most commonly
misspelled by college students.
Eight of the words on the list
are deliberately misspelled. See
If you can find all eight the
first time through the list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Summertime Look
Means Easy Care

provide SO much leisure for
US all.
For picnics. barbecues, pa
ito evenings or cool at-home
Longing in aforementioned
splendor, can enjoy wearing
good-looking pants.
Don't overlook the fashion
fact of playing up pants with
goodlooking tailored shirts
(plain if your pants are pat
termed and vice versa and
interesting costume jewelry.
YELLOW HER CHOICE
AS the Honorary Chairman
of the PIERCE Warwick Adop-
ton Service Of the Washing
ton Home for FoundlingS,
Mrs. John F. Kennedy showed
up yesterday for the luncheon
at The Shoreham, wearing a
jonquil yellow wool boxy suit
and yellow kid pumps. "She
looks like a teenager", one
woman remarked to us.
Happily, Mrs. Kennedy
doesn't dress like one. was
another's quick reply and tri-
butte to Jackie Kennedy's
chic.
The honor guest left before
the julius Garf1nckel & Co.
fashion show, to rush over to
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the Women's National Demo-
cratic Club luncheon where
her husband was the guest
speaker. Politics wins over
fashion apparently in the
Kennedy household.
y = \ \
LET'S GET WITH IT.
There's no excuse for Just
plain : Janing about town
whether the temperature is
100 degrees or IS.
When will women realize
that rhinestone studded back
less shoes shouldn't be worn
with a cotton shirtwaist dress?
AT a recent luncheon we
not only spotted this attire
but dozens Of women wear
ing cocktail hats with their
cotton dresses that by no
stretch Of the clock could
have made it to a cocktail
party.
We like to think that
Washington is q city whose
women take pride in their
appearance. Let's start pay
ing a little more attention to
the time Of day and learn to
tell time with our clothes as
well as our watches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Kennedy
SeesCrucial
Days ahead

The next II months win be
crucial for the Democratic
Party and the man It hopes
70 elect as President Of the
United States next year. Sem
ator John Kennedy Of Mas
sachusetts said yesterday.
The Democrats must plan
now for the program 4 new
Democrats President should
be ready 10 present to the
country IN January. 1861, the
Massachusetts Senator and q
front-running candidate for
the Democratic presidential
nomination. told q Woman's
National Democratic Club
luncheon.
A new administration has
only one or two years OF
grace" Senator Kennedy said.
unless it puts forth q pro-
gressive. vital program during
that time. the opportunity Is
lost
And unless 1t devotes the
months ahead Of the election
to drafting such q program,
those early days are sure to
be lost. he suggested.
Citing the famous 100
days" at the beginning OF
the Franklin d. Roosevelt
administration. when many
fundamental changes were
begun, Senator Kennedy said
he did not agree with those
who say today that "there
are no longer any major is
sues (and) that the battles
Of the past have all been
won"
Neither did he agree. he
said. with those who may
forsee q so-called liberal Re-
publican candidate stealing
our platform"
The agenda Of problems to
be solved is. IF anything,
even longer than it was in
the 1905" the Massachu-
sets Senator declared.
I'VE have not yet elimi-
mated the malignant effects
Of poverty. injustice and ILL
ness =, We have not yet met
the needs Of nearly four mil
lion unemployed workers, Of
more than four million
people driven from their
farms. Of the nearly seven
million families. in this the
richest land on earth. still
trying to get by on less than
two thousand q year." he
said.
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GATES AND FRANKIE
TAKE OATH MONDAY

= Appointecs to two Of the
Nations top Defense posts
will be sworn in at the
White House on Monday,
It was learned today. They
are:
Thomas s. Gates, retir-
ing Secretary Of the Navy,
nominated two weeks ago
by President Eisenhower to
succeed the late Donald A.
Quarles as Deputy Secre-
tary Of Defense.
William B. FRANKIE, I'm
dersecretary of the Navy.
who will step up to the
Secretary spot vacated by
Mr.. Gates.
Only the immediate fam
lilies Of both Defense ofii-
cials will be present at the
cere m ony, tentatively
scheduled for l1:l5 am.
Afterwards, Mr.. FRANKIE
will be host at a luncheon
in the Secretary Of the
Nays dining room at the
Pentagon for members of
his family including Mrs.
Frank and their three
daughters and their hus-
bands. as well as members
Of his new oficial family.
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There wasn't a "Nyet" in the
whole set-up we understand.
Hope this doesn't take the
edge on of the American
fashions that viii be shown
in July at the Moscow Fair.
All that French elegance
competing against our cross
section Of fashions in the
price ranges American worn-
en- can afford might well
dazzle the Russian women.
There's q time when prac-
ticality isn't always the best
policy. This might be it.
So let's hope our couture
designers Guido themselves
in the fabulous clothes de-
partment as well as our In.
expensive ready-to-wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

The Army retired an old
soldier yesterday with cere-
monies betting his major.
generals rank and combat
and peacetime record.
But the man Mai. Gen. Ed
gar @. Erickson most wanted
his friends to meet was his
former commanding officer
in the Massachusetts Nation
al Guard regiment in which
he enlisted as q private in
1914.
Gen. Erickson was retired
yesterday as Chief of the Ma
tional Guard Bureau at a
parade at Fort Myer which
was climaxed when his host,
Secretary Of the Army Will
Der M. Brucker, pinned on
him the Distinguished Serv-
ice Medal and commended
him for his role in the reor-
ganization Of the National
Guard.
But at the reception fol-
lowing the parade, Gen.
Erickson gave special credit
for his rise from private to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
By ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

What makes a specific
fashion click on all levels?
Where the shirtwaist dress is
concerned, it's the casual
good looks of the silhouette
whether interpreted in silk,
cotton or satin.
Where pants are concerned,
it's the look Of the slim,
tapered lines that is max
ing them go over so big with
the feminine population.
Many possess such wonderful
non-wrinkling qualities and
can be washed and worn.
What is even more exciting
is the great use Of the mag
niflcent colorings used in the
pants that certainly are in
tune with our times that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
WEE WOMEN

crust lemon pie. The iilllng
was Of q sort Of custard
mixture with very thinly
sliced wholeAlemon. The rind
was included.
! called the restaurant in
the hope that ! could get an
idea Of the recipe but. as I
sur-mised. it Is q trade-art Of
its own and not available to
the public.
But some time ago. maybe
last fall. ] saw q recipe in
RICH that might be Just what
! am looking for. If Q read
er can help me out. / would
appreciate it very much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

SeQuota-General Grant,
Kings Canyon area.
All three national parks
are located together and you
drive from one right into the
other. You md narrow roads
there in the back area but
the main roads through
those parks are excellent.
Yosemite. too, Is lovely.
The scenery Is spectacular
and condensed into q small
area. But II you arrive IN
Yosemite in the middle or
late summer, you viii find
the waterfalls dried up. the
valley hot and very crowded.
In the Sequoia area, you
viii ind magnificent noun
tain scenery and giant red
wood trees you should not
miss.
You will ind 50 many in
teresting spots in California.
In the Los Angeles area the
Oceanarium Is excellent. In
San Francisco there Is Fish
erman's Wharf, Seal Rock,
Golden Gate Park and
Fleishacker Zoo, the Golden
Gate and Bay Bridges, the
view of the city from Tele-
graph Hill or from TOP Of
the Mark" the cable cars.
BY all means visit somesof
the old Spanish missions that
extend along the California
coast from San Francisco to
San Diego.
We have made the trip
from the east to the West
Coast seven times now and
are planning to drive 1t again
this summer. Time permit
ting, our favorite route is
through the Southwest -
Grand Canyon, Bryce Ma
tional Park, the Indian
Pueblo country. Mesa Verde
National Park.
The route can be hot dur
ing midsummer but not
formidable.
The northern route Is also
lovely-through Yellowstone
National Park, Montana,
South Dakota and perhaps
Mount Rainier, Wash.
BY all means make adj
vance reservations If you
plan to stay at a national
park. Those accommodations
are always reserved well in
advance. Also join the
American Automobile Associ-
alton.
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ternational set for the very
cosmopolitan set located
right here in washington,
D. C. Good hunting.
SO 4
DIOR IN MOSCOW -
They've said yes" in Mos
COW to the bringing in. in
June, of the Dior collection
complete with clothes and
the exotic models for which
the House Of Dior is famous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
SERVICE SCENE
General Honored
BY the Bruckers

general during is years Ma
tional Guard service 10 Capt.
Eugene r. Burr. who was ut
the party.
Proudly Gen. Erickson re-
called: HE promoted me TO
corporal In 1915. 70 sergeant
in 1916 during the Mexican
Border campaign and then he
sent me to ofiicer training
school in May. 1917"
OF course. the record looks
like Gen. Erickson did all
right on his own, too. A COM
bat soldier in two world wars.
with active duty on the border
in 1916 and during the Ko-
rean War, he is also q former
Adjutant General Of Mass
achusetts. Sa
In his six years IN the post
he relinquished yesterday, he
was responsible to the Secre-
tary Of the Army for admini-
stration of the 800. 000-man
Army National Guard and to
the Secretary Of the Air Force
for the 70.O00-man Air Ma
tional Guard.
Also in the reviewing stand
at the parade were Under
secretary Of the Army Hugh
M. Milton II. Assistant Secre-
tary Of the Army Dewey
Short, Army Chief Of Stan
Maxwell D. Taylor and Col.
Milton s. Glatterer, Deputy
Commander Of the Military
District of Washington.
Undersecretary and Mrs.
Milton shared receiving line
honors with the Bruekers and
the Ericksons In Patton Hall
afterwards.
Among Guests
Guests included Gen. Tay-,
lor, Army Vice Chief Of Staif
Lyman L. Lemnitzer, Army
General Counsel and Mrs.
Frank Willard. Representative
L. Mendell Rivers, many Of
the Army's top general Of
ficers and the Ericksons' son
and daughter-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Russell e. Erickson
Of West Boylston. Mass.
A much welcomed guest
was former Assistant Secre-
tary Of the Army Frank Hig-
gins, back in town for q brief
visit. who was showing
friends pictures of the lovely
home he and Mrs. Higgins
have bought in Atherton,
Calf.
Also on hand we're Adju-
tapt Generals from 10 states.
and 1t. Gen. Herbert B. Po-
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Fashion World
On High Seas

: They're off-Mr. and Mrs.
Jules winkelman Of Erie
bacher sailed Tuesday on
The Constitution for a seven
week fashion expedition to
Rome, Florence. Milan, Paris
and Madrid. They'll scan the
fashion offerings Of the in
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READERS CLEARING
HOUSE

Mrs. 2. N. c. washington

am sorry that did not the original request from
Miss g. OF Arlington concerning trip to California But
native Californian must protest some Of Mrs u w IT'S
general information the trip
She warns you away from SeQuoa because of narrow
dangerous roads and suggests Yosemite National Park instead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Rubber Cloves

Mrs. w. L., Kensington
Can someone please tell me
how to repair rubber gloves?
I always seem to get a hole in
the thumb of the right glove
while the pair is still in good
condition. Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Furniture Cleaning
~

AVA % Ava - AfA - W sNSNSNSfN
Can some helpful reader
tell me how I can clean
bleachG mahogany furni-
ture? I'm interested. in par
ticular, in cleaning dining
room chairs. I've scrubbed
their backs with soap etc,
. and they still have black
marks.
And now for q tip for the
sweetest turnips this side Of
Mothers.
Add two whole potatoes
peeled for each turnip and
cook together. Mash and
there Is life" in your tur-
nipS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

well, deputy commanding
general of the Continental
Army Command at Fort
Monroe. Va.
Another early evening serv-
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Ruq Pointing

Mrs. M. L. r., Arlington
To Mrs. L. S. c.. Siluer Spring
One Of my homemaking
books has this to say about
painting summer rugs.
Awning paint is frequently
recommended for fiber rugs.
1t sinks into the f1bers. leav-
ing a dull finish. It is water
proof and it wears well. A
good grade Of fat alkyd paint
thinned with turpentine also
may be used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Stote Flowers
Mrs. A. L. A.
st. George Island

st. George Island
Would any of the readers
know if Alaska or Hawaii has
a State flower? I am making
a State spread and would
like to include the flowers Of
the two new States. The
spread Is crochet.