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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

Travel Survey and Forecast
for April.
The Seaway will open Off
cially June 26, but will be in use
for cruises before then.
The first Seaway cruise will
be the inaugural trip of the
Stella Maris May 9, from Mon
treal to Rochester. The 1000
ton ship will make IS Seaway
cruises in May, June, Septem-
Der and October. Cost begins
at $165.
First American passenger
cruise ships through the Sea-
way viii be those of the Georg-
ian Bay Line. On May 81, the
IS South America sets forth
from Chicago. stopping at Gary,
Ind; Muskegon, Mich; Mil
waukee, Macinac Island, Sarnia,
Ontario, and Detroit en- route to
Montreal. From Detroit, rates
start at 1925; from Chicago.
$500.
Transatlantic
The first European passenger
cargo ship from Rotterdam
the MS Prins Willem Van
oranje, of the Oranje Line. is
scheduled in Montreal April
20 and in Chicago May IL. The
new Prinses Irene, on her
maiden voyage. will arrive in
Montreal May 8, and leave
May 10 for Rotterdam. .
The first ocean-going pas
senger freighter will be a Grace
Line ship. Grace Line service
from Great Lakes ports to the
North coast Of South America
round trips of about SO days
lis expected to begin late this
month.
Georgian Bay Line officials
say a Seven-day one-way cruise
/ between Chicago and Montreal
on the Prins Willem Var
Oranje or Prinses Irene will
cost $3.50. The full 14-day
cruise from Chicago to Rotter-
dam, or the reverse, viii cost
| $3.50.
These ships win sail from
Chicago and Montreal. Wis
Plymouth to Rotterdam, Ant
werp, and eastbound via
Southampton.
Charter Sailings
J. G. Fisher. passenger traf-
nc manager for Canada Steam
ship Lines, says I'VE have
scheduled a few charter SAIL
ings on the new waterway fol
the coming season. The fire.
quency Of our future seaway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
ALL AT SEA
ALL AT SEA
Cruises HighIight
Seowoy's Season

This domestic will be hghighted
by st. Lawrence Seaway inaugural cruises.
The bilion-dollar marine highway opens up new
service from the Lakes Montreal Europe and North
coast of South America according the American Express
Evening star., 1959-06-28
LIN is no place for second best.
IIIJ is the place for He||mann;s

Treat plain, garden-variey vegetable
with Oriental Respect! Honor them
with HeIImann's" Mayonnaise -.
as is with a Far Western or an
intriguing Far Eastern accent!
HeIImann's is flavor-fresh, smooth
and light =. famous for whole eggs.
4. caullrLoweR S. RAo,sAes s sesrs 7. ruRnlps
ovTNsr,I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-11

were maze public. some Gov
eminent econists said they ex-
pected the figures to be revised
upward as the year progressed,
They predicted business would
tend to increase its spending
plans on the strength Of con-
tinued prosperity.
That apparently IS what is
happening.
The latest report struck one
sour note, however. It revealed
that actual expenditures in the
first quarter were at an annual
rate Of s3O.62O.O 100000. This
was $40 million less than was
anticipated in March.
The new projections. issued
jointly by the Commerce De-
partment and the Securities
and Exchange Commission yes
terday. foresee a steady rise in
business OUTLAWS throughout
the year.
For all Of 1859. the total now
forecast would be Z per cent
above 1888 recession level Of
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originated here have had a ma
tional audience"
Judge schweitEer. after his
sealing order. gave the district
attorneys Office and other in
terested parties until June 20
to present arguments on why
the report should be accepted.
He refused to discuss the mat
ter with newsmen.
Outside the court, Mr.. Hacker
told reporters that "even though
we are discharged we cannot
discuss the contents because we
still are under the Jurisdiction
OF the court"
No indication was given Of
what shows might have been
involved in the presentment.
The grand jury inquiry re-
suited after contestants who
appeared on 'Dotto." "2l" and
THE $4,000 Challenge" had
charged irregularities on the
shows. "Dotto" was dropped by
both CHS and NBC last fall.
Subsequently al" and "The
$4,000 Challenge" left the air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-11
N Quiz Show Report
Impounded by Judge

NETWORK, June II Cap -
A General Sessions Court judge
has ordered sealed the present.
ment Of q grand jury after
nearly nine months Of inquiry
into television quiz shows.
Judge Mitchell d. Schweitzer
yesterday sealed ana impound-
ed the report handed UP to him
by jury foreman Louis M.
Hacker.
Judge Schweitzer's only ex-
PLANTATION was that his right to
accept II had been challenged,
He declined. however, to say
who the challenging party was,
Mr.. Hacker, former dean Of
the School of General Studies
at Columbia University, told
Judge Schweitzer In a prepared
statement:
I'VE have written o report on
a matter that has attracted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-11

universal attention. At the
same time 1t is affected with a
large public interest.
Moral. Legal Questions
This is true for two rea-
son: First, charges OF manip-
ulation OF quiz programs have
been made. in the course Of
which large sums as prizes
we're received by those who
participated in these frauds.
Obviously, moral questions
affecting society. If not legal
ones, are involved here.
Secondly. we have been
mindful of that fact that we
are facing the whole Nation
and not only the people Of the
County Of New York because
the quiz programs that have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-11

s3O.52s.OoO 900, but still IL per
cent below the 1857 record OF
ssB.s62 .0OO. 900.
The report said all major in
dustry groups except public
utilities and soft goods manu-
facturers now except to spend
more than was anticipated In
March,
The Government also issued
figures indicating
retail sales increased 2 per cent
in May to $1s6 billion. The
percentage increase was cal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-11
Sharp Uptiurn
InlndusiriaI
Spending Seen
By The Associated Press

Businessmen now expect a
1859 gain in plant and equip
ment spending nearly double
that anticipated just three
month"; ago. the Government
reports.
One the basis Of spending
plans reported to Government
agencies. capital outlays would
rise. s2.o4e.OOo.oo0 this year to
$32.562 100000.
The expectation in March
was for a 1926. 900. 900 gain to
s3l. 792. 000.0 900.
When the earlier projections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-11

cuiated after adjusting the Nc
ures for seasonal factors ana
trading day differences. on tnis
basis, the May showing was 10
per cent above . year earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27

But Mario Bandinl manageC
the money TO pipe the water u
the top Of his'n.
IS -
Anita Ekberg and I were
wondering aloud t'other night
How come Kim NOvak (Ban-
dini's ex-fiame, so was Anita
so beautiful and so pursued
has managed to evade matri-
mony?" Kim is rs or rs,
can't remember at this dis
lance.
La Ekberg, by the way, never
dances with shoes on. Anita
showed me the bruises from
her recent manhandling in "A
Sweet Life" One Of her last
scenes took place in the middle
of the famed fountain from
Three Coins, ETC." And while
the water drenched the beau
teous blond at the witching
hour of midnight, 5000 Romans
oohed and aahed. She used up
three evening gowns before the
scene was right. In passing, the
water was icy!
4 4 y Il
Franco Silva, Anita's current
heart interest, has Joined the
cast of Victor Natures Han
nibal" picture with Rita Gam.
Franco asked Anita what Victor
was like. Her reply was imprint
able. NEVER invite them to
the same picture again.
They should call Rome the
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Linda, she was wearing a red
wig-"I didn't have time to get
my hair done and I have wigs
in all colors-blond, red and
brown"
4 The Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz
tour of italy was not a happy
one, according to the people
who heard them. Desi has been
overworking. He has to keep
his studios going at full capac-
lily or he would lose money. .
Ors0n WelleS has bought a
magnificent seaside villa near
Rome. The awesome Orson
lives there very quietly with his
italian wife. and currently with
daughter Rebecca from his
marriage with Rita Hayworth.
4 y
They still like Ingrid Berg
man in Italy in spite of the
fact that she will probably new
err return to the land of Rossel-
lini Marilyn Monroe, by
unanimous consent, is the most
popular American actress in
Italy. And they haven't yet
seen her in Some Like it Hot"
Gina LOllobrigida is the
richest woman in Italy, since
the huge success of her Most
Beautiful Woman in the World"
The ROsSanO BraZziS de-
cided against a swimming pool
on their new penthouse
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Add a Dash Of Pity" and for
his new novel, to be published
by Little. Brown. He wrote
them during his tour Of "Ro-
manoff and Juliet" Ustinov'S
son was born six days after this
play first opened in England
And last week." said the play
wright-star, my son saw the
play and gave some penetrat-
ing criticisms.
Jean COcteau, who wrote and
will direct the screenpaly for
"Orpheus' Testament" says
that at last he's found the per-
feet man to play it: he took
the role himself Risa Sch
wartz, the l7-year-old who'll
play the lead in Paddy Chayef-
Sky's THE Tenth Man" also
Is enrolled at Hunter College
for the fall Yogi Berra's
friends advised him that when
he's ION deck" to follow Mickey
Mantle at bat with two outs,
he refrain from donning his
shin guards. It shows a lack
of confidence in Mickey.
Ira Gershwin's firSt hnok
Lyrics on Several Occasions"
will be published in October.
In it he'll reveal how most of
his song hits came iSto being.
Although he's written 10 scores
with his brother, George, and
SO shows and films containing
800 songs, collaborating with
the top composers Of our times.
he has a reputation for being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
"We're muI<ing good money
but why cent we get zhead?"

You can't get ahead for the same reason that
most families can't get ahead: There's too little
left for saUings after you pay for living expenses
And the odd thing is that most of us can actually
count more dollars in each paycheck But they don't
buy as much as they used to-
The dollar has fallen victim to imitation has lost
32e in purchasing power just since the end of World
War II. What's more, forces that can create more
imitation are still building up still threatening what
you earn and what you save.
You read about these nAationary forces in the
newspapers-ths or that group preSsuring govern
ment for additional services or benefits If addi-
onal tax money is not forthcoming to pay for these
extras, we have to pay with more imitation. No
denying it-exceSSive government spending is pri-
mary cause of the imitation that makes it tough for
you to get ahead.
HOW YOU CAN HELP STOP IMITATION
Write to your senators and congressman and tell
them you favor tightening up on expenditures.
Many expenditures can be reduced, postponed or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS
Would Save Curneqie

pianist will net $4,000 from
his next two concerts Now
he's dedicating himself to saw
ing Carnegie Hall from being
torn down. He has a theory
that the spirits OF all the great
musicians who performed there
left their stamp in the walls
which should be preserved,
Ethel Merman's young son
Robert, had a memorable week
in Denver; The courts APP
proved his change Of name to
his stepfather's and now he's
Robert Six, jr. The bow also
won the statewide quick draw
and-f1re gun contest Bca-
trice Lille will recite Peter
and the Wolf" with Skitch
Henderson conducting the Lon
don Symphony, and then they'll
make a recording Of 1t The
Newport jazz Festival is making
ambitious plans to have the
premiere of a new jazz opera
there next year.
y II y
Peter UstinOv is in New York
to arrange the publication OF
his collection of short stories,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27

"incorrigibly lazy" Gershwin
encourages that description
To-day" he has said, II plan
a full days understanding
my typewriter ribbon"
4 n
The police will put up can
vas around the Hudson Cele-
bration Theater in Central
Park. because thousands OF
standees on the hills have been
watching the shows for free
The seven Aim stars in
Our Man In Havana" are sup
piled with chauffeur-driven
Rolls Royces and Bentleys, for
the ride to and from the stu
dos. But their director, Carol
Reed, drives a shopworn tiny
Austin David Merrick. the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27

city Of cats-they're all over
the place, especially in the
open-air restaurants at night,
where they paw your arm for
food.
u II X u
Cecil b. DE Mile would have
been pleased with the fact that
his Ten Commandments"
made a huge profit in Italy
where it is still running strong
They also like The Young
Lions"
Giulietta MaSina has Just
completed a film with Richard
Basehart, who was such a
glorious fool in La Strada'
with her. Basehart's wife. VAL
entina COrtesa, has been play
acting in Milan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Career Beckons Linda

ROME (NANA.-Lind a
Christian, who is always good
for a story, called to say she
was leaving Rome for Berlin to
star with o. w. Fischer in
Goodbye TO the Clouds" You
see meant it when I told you
/ was serious about my career.
Godfrey Reinhardt is directing.
I have three more pictures to
make in Europe and two big
ones in Hollywood. Why did /
come to Rome? To get my
wardrobe for the picture, which
is all Of one suit" When I saw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27

NEW WORKMAN Cliburn
brooded for a while, after the
peculiar reviews by the London
critics. He absented himself
from his New York apartment
and busted himself in long
hours of practice in the base
ment of Steinway Hall :. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27

producer, will have six shows
on Broadway next season.
Philip Courtney, head OF
Coty's, visited the Soviet Fair
here and told the Deputy Min
lister of Trade about his plan:
At the American Exhibit in
Moscow, Coty would distribute
samples Of its wares. free. to all
corners. The Soviet official
frowned at this, and said 1t
would cause a stampede.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27

A good way to keep yourself fully informed on
how your representatives voting is through your
newspaper
3. Whenever you shop, don't be afraid to be price,
conscious You have a right to receive full value
for the money you spend.
q. When you buy wisely, you will find it easier to
build nest egg which will give your family that
extra protection you want them to have And as
many of us add to our nest eggs, we will be provd-
ing the capital for more jobs and greater opporu-
nifty for all.
We all look forward to the prosperous years
ahead, but we'll be a lot more sure of them when
our economy rests on a stable dollar
Brought to you in the interest of every American
Who is concerned cith preserving the ualue of the
dollar.
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eliminated altogether. Your representatives may be-
lieve exactly as you do but they hear mainly from
pressure groups who demand more spending, it is
hard for them to hold the line against imitation That
is why you and others need to make it clear that
you expect the government to live within its
income.
2. Your state and local representatives also may
appreciate being reminded that you favor tighten
ing up on state and local expenditures.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
DETROIT lass WINS Tennis TOURNEY
1853 WORLD SERIES WIRE
TO OUR READERS:

~ OON kEAOEkS:
we share with you wire TO the Brooklyn Dodgers
immediately after losing fhe first game in World Series
OCTOBER 1853, Carl Ersine pitcher being up TO par
Following our wire, how yer. baseball miracle took
p'aee-Erskne beat the Yans deesvey with more strike
ours than ever before in World Series beating the late
Howard Ehmkes historic performance in which we by the
grace OF Cod had hand too via the late Connie Maek
son. Earl In our talk with him at Briggs Stadium late in
August, 1922.
THE WIRE: Or, 1851
Mr.. Charlie Dresser Manager. Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankee Stadium New York. N.Y.
MR.. DRESsEN:
ENDORSEMENT &C CIGARETTE AID IN NEWS
PAPERS WAS DOWNFALL Of DODGERS IN MONDAYS
GAME. TOBACCO USERS. ENDoRsERs AS WELL, ARE
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL!
DAVID WAS ABLE TO KNOCK OFF GOLIATH
ONLY BECAUSE He OBEYED COD ENDORSING FALSE
GODS CIGARETTES. ALcoHoL) WILL HINDER YOU IN
STOPPING THE GoLIATHS OF BASEBALL - THE
YANKEES
TURN OVER THE MONIES RECEIVED FROM THE
ADVERTISEMENT TO A LOCAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
cHURcH-oR RETURN TO MISREPRESENTATION THE
RESULTS
Detroit Tribune Publishing Co.,, Inc.
Andrew F. FrUehaUf C.S, Publisher
with Staff signatures.
P.S.-DRESsIN OF IND RATE STATUS FOR SEVERAL
YEARS NOWl
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dent, Detroit, Michigan, was head
of a seven-person delegation will
call at the White House to de-
liver the honorary membership
plaque and citations for the
President. Special presidential as
sistant Earle Chesney received
the tokens of honor in behalf OF
Mr.. Eisenhower in ceremony
on the southside Of the White
House.
Accompanying Mr.. Lett and
youth golfers Barrett and Ken
dirk were Mrs. Paris B. Brown,
ucA tournament director. nd
Or. George w. Adams, the
the UcA's first president, beth
Of Washington, D. c. Francis
Barrett, pro At North Park
Golf Course, Pittsburgh, and
father Of Francis. Jr., and Moss
n. Hendrix. D. c. Prman, Ia
ther Of Alan Hendrix. Charles
sifford, Jr.. son Of the West
Coast golf pro, was unable TO
be present. q
The 33rd annual tournament
of the UGA will be held at
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All ers Fair
Has New Look

Fourth Club boys and girls in
Wayne County never had il so
good - thanks to hundreds of
people who like to give Ct their
time, effort, and money for a
worthy cause.
During this years All Fair,
some 700 Alters will eat home
cooked meals" in a building
which has new draperies, new
awnings, new fans, and Kitchen
full Of new equipment - all do
mated by interested organizations.
The 1859 All Fair will be held
Augusut l8 to %, at the fair
grounds at Quirk Road and the
Ford Expressway, near Belle
vile. Admission Is free. Thirty
five hundred Wayne County Ali
boys and gir's VII exhibit cloth
ing, food, livestock, and other
4-H projects.
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age 1915; Charles Berry, D. c..
over Sid Moore, Hampton, Vir-
GINA, rs, as; boys singles. un-
der Is. Sidney Glass over Lewis
Glass, New York, so, so, 60.
In girls singles, under Is, lit
tie ten-year.old Bonnie Logan, of
Durham, took the measure of
Doris Morgan, also of Durham,
6-2, Cd. In the girls doubles, 49,
ID Imogene Williams and Judith
Prince teamed to defeat Patricia
Brown and L. Cannon, 60, 60.
Sidney and Lewis Glass won
the under Is boys doubles cham
pionship 81, 6-2 from Gilbert
Parker and Frank Gussel. Paul
Kelly and Gilbert DeLorme of
Georgia defeated Sid Moore and
James Henderson, Durham, 81,
ga in boys doubles, 1878 age.
Tournament entertainment ac-
tivities were sponsored by the
Junior Mothers Club headed by
Mrs. Alice Logan, president, and
Mrs. Vivian SAMSON, chairman. A
sports dance and a splash party
were highlights of the social pro
gram.
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Tigers Play
Host For IS

DETROIT-The Detroit Tigers
opened their longest home stand
OF the season, Is flames in IA
days Tuesday when they met the
Chicago White Sox under the
fioodlights in the first of a three.
game series.
During the course of the stand
six Of the seven rival clubs will
appear at Briggs Stadium.
Successive night games with
the New York Yankees Tuesday
and Wednesday, Aug. 1919. will
be among the top attractions.
Four other night games, one
each with the White Sox. the
Cleveland Indians, the Boston
Red Sox, and the Washington
Senators, are billed.
With these the Tigers will have
completed their slate of night
games for the season. After Tues.
day, Aug. %, when the Senators
appear under the floodlights. the
remaining games will be played
in the afternoon.
On this stand the indians,
Yankees, Red Sox. Orioles and
Senators will be making their
final appearances Of 1859 at
Briggs Stadium.
In addition TO the six upcoming
night games the schedule calls
for a Sunday double header with
Baltimore, Aug. %.
When the Chisox leave town
Thursday they will be followed
in turn by the Indians, Aug. IA
1916, the Yankees, Aug. 1890,
the Bosox, Aug. 2l-22, the ORR,
oles, Aug. %, and the Senators
Aug. 1926.
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GRAPHIC

arrangements. etc. TO be figured
out and Brown had himself a
time
The record books class JEFF
ferries as the worlds greatest
amateur
The House has won 255 am
atcur fights: 205 by knockouts
ard lost seven He won the Ma
tional AAU title in 1855. took
home the National Golden Glove
trophy in 1856 and oui.)ugnt all
participants for the All Army
championship in 1857
JefierieS attended Michigan
State for two years before he
was indicted into the Army His
manager. Chuck Rouselle, turned
down three fights in Cuba for
S240O so that lii Leroy could
headline Browns first show.
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Defensive halfback Dave Whit
sell will bid for a regulars role
after being used a replacement
last year, The former HooSier
back intercepted one pass in '58
Steve Junker earned great
reputation for himself as a re
ceivcr as a rookie in 81 but
suffered a knee injury in a pre-.
season game last year and missed
the entire regular season The
g. g., 220-poundcr from Xavier
was especially brilliant in the
Lions two playoff victories in
81, catching eight against the
49ers for 81 yards and one score,
anu grabbing five for 100 yards
and two tbs as the Lions rolled
over the Browns, 259-l4.
Last year. jim Gibbons came
along and improved on Junker's
regular season performance OF
a year previous, but the Lions
All record prevented him from
equaling Stoves post season &C
complishmcnts Still, > catches
for 367 yards is very ouistand.
ing performance Tor a rookie re
ceiver.
Rychlcc, used sparingly. caught
two passes for 81 yards and was
a valued performer on the Lions
kickoff, receiving, punting and
punt receiving teams
Last. but by no means least,
are halfbackS Ken Webb and Dan
Lewis.
Used sparingIY last year,
Lewis, 62", 205-poUnder
complied a 81 yard rushing
average on IS carries for l3l
yards. A former collegiate
sprinter, Lewis has developed
that confidence that character
lies a fine running back and
Lion coaches are predicting
big season for the former Wis
eonsin star. He could be one
Of the real surprises in the
league this year.
Webb. a short. stocky ball car
rier who set records at tiny Pres
byterian College carried only 56
times for l72 yards last year
but showed flashes of outstand- |
ing running ability Wilson and
his aides feel the 5 TO-, 2l0-
pound Georgian has a fine NIL
future.