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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
TRUST MoTEs WAITED
MONEY WAITED

6% Plus ON DECIDED RESORT
PROPERTIES. owned BY local
people. Funds needed for construe-
ton and permanent tt0-16 yr.l
loans: Maximum $1,000 will serv-
ice. Write 70 Box 1920. Star.
20s6 RETURN PER YR. for / or Z
yrs. 100000 needed for eonstrue.
ton Of new swim; pool club an SS
10. .S-5777, Mr.. MEDLEY.
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED
CARS
WANTED

Desperately needed. GOOD clean
cars. any make or model. Cash
waiting. Also WAGONS and pickupS.
PENNY MOTORS
1620 r. I. Ave. NE. LA. $1,000
CHRYsLER WANTED. will pay
highest cash price for clean car
Any ear or model. Call ia, 9-4S0l
DON'T SELL YOUR CAR III you
CO, 1888 Wis. ave. NV" EN-
GET WHAT YOUR CAR is really
worth eV letting q sv sell 1t y fST ySy
MOTORS. $50 Richmond hwy.
Alev va so b.A00U.
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MONEY 70 LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS. $4,000 TO
Sl50.OOO. GROUP your debts. lower
your pasmts. refnance your prop
and. improvements: quick. honest.
courteous service on real estate
farms. etc. Only In the State Of
Maryland Call Mr.. ROBERTS,
Baltic. Nd. day or niEht. Suns.
and holidays at SARATOGA 7-4047.
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TOPPER OUTBOARD CRUISERS
1868 models on display for I'M
mediate and sprinE delivery.
Come N and make your selection
THE BOAT CENTER. $3.50 Oeor-
eia ave. Ju. 5-7773.
TROJAN BOATS on display: I'M
mediate and spring delivery Soc
eial prices on moor samples. john
son outhosfd motors
$3.50 0eorgia Ave. u. SITS
VS. MAXINE ENGINES. IOO-3OO
hip. TO Gt any boat: less than
$1,000 eompl. u. 2-6363. Kg.
0-65l5.
WINNIE FiberRIas boats. so models
on display: immediate or spring
delivery. A few 1855 models left
at 2bss discount, johnson out
board motors. THE BOAT CEN
TER. $3.50 oeorgta ave. ~.
il-FT. BOAT AND TRAILER. 2s-
B. Johnson remote control; $500.
4i.PT. PLEASURE and nshins boat.
sories. uN. 4-3SS4.
i7.g TT. HIGGINS sPEEDBOAT,
l45-hp. Chris Craft engine, re-
finished and equip. reas Slip
F-l5.. Columbia lsiand Marine.
LII. 2-J0D5. OIL. e-5l34.
.6-FT. CHRis-CRAFT cabin eruis-
e, sleeps EXCEL eond.. s2.5U0.
Call kE. b-1652.
2I.FT. REvEL CRAFT sport cruiser.
new So twin johnson 35-h.p.
motors with generators. elee.
starters; g hunks. head, water
s ss.ssO i0 csu e wA i7.sSSssssn SALE
I2-FT. ELGIN, factory-built. with
l2-h.p. de luxe motor. S225. Al
most new LIFT. utility, fast and
rugged; steering, Sl2e. ~. g.
SOFT. CABIN CRUISER. fully
equip; ideal for family or fishing:
very. economical, Sl,400. Ro. g.
Is-FT. CABIN CRUISER. equipped:
motor. 80 h.p.. and trailer; ST.
400. Seen BY appointment only.
iO.H.P. SCOTT ATWATER, boat
trailer, fibergias boat. fully
equipped. CHI. S.79I4.
i0-FT. RAIsED-DECK CRUISER.
needs motor work. $1,000 or best
ofier. WA. 5-S270.
90 LuhrS Sea Skiff
on display at
Baltimore Boat Show
9TH Regiment Arnery
See the new
49, Greenwich Exp.
Cruiser
and
Colonial Cruisers
OF our yar6s
Taylor Yacht Sales, Inc.
Gordon Taylor
Sunset 1880. Pasadena. Md.
Colonial s-s74s p a. South River
bridge
1889 REvELCRAFT. 49, Lapstrake
runabout; cow. top cockpit cover,
self batler. cushions. portable
toiiet. Not used boat Sl.2Ib.
| 1876 on factory price. HALL, XII
S-1g95, JE. 2-3310. 50
Halt. Lone Star fberglass sport
boat. Windshield, steering. ad-
Unstable upholstered seating,
hardware, SKI hooks, Mastercratt
trailer, lS-h.p. Evinrude motor
Everything brand new. l.yeaI
guarantee. Only 1905, 500 down.
MARYLAND
MARINE CENTER
1924 5ultland Rd,. Suitland. Nd.
10. s-6l64. Closed Sundays
lift. aluminium runabout, con.
trolls. wheel. S225: with trailer,
$325. 22l5 Naylor I'd. Sc.
sAv-coTE MARINE FINISH
superior LIQUID plastic water
proof. elastic, craekproof: lasts for
years: outperforn1s ordinary paints,
yarnishes. enamels. Write for free
literature color chart and direct
factory prices today.
sAV-CoTE CHEMICAL LABS.
=. o. Box 2l2S-S. Alexandria. Va.
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49, BAY HARDTOP
WITH MOTOD
THE LIGHTHOUSE
Butler $3.50
OPEN TODAY

Daily TIL 6-Mon.. Fri. TIL 9.P.M
Drive straight ahead on 8. Capital
mo turns-Sl miles past Nd.
line--50 I'd. 10 your right at
corner Of ESQ Station and Coffee
Shop.
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vacATlon PLACES
BASYE

81 ,bASYE
s'Spend Easter In the Mountains. !"
Enjoy delicious food. low rates, ct
Greygtone Lodge. BASQUE. Va. te0
mi. from d. g. Write or phone
Granite 1880 for booklet.
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THIS WEEKS SPECIAL
, LINDEN. VIRGINIA
RIVER PARK

On We Shenandoah River. one hour
ssS w. %s'a eSssss.s s'i ISr sss.
week OF season, Fishing. hiking.
uttered swimming pool on r. ute
606 between Routes 80 and z, east
Of Shenandoah River. II inter
ested IN mountain property. see
River Park before ypa buy, Easy
terms. I0st on til April. For
information call Fairfax. CIR.
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AUTO LEASING
Auc1lon SALES

PysLic AucTIlI.o2ss SALE Ala s CTIys,Ii
ave Bethesda, Nd. 3 pm,
1-9503. Used furniture and fur.
beds. 5 place settings Of NoritAke
China 5.piece MAHOGANY bed.
room suite. oil lamps. chests q
drawers, single brass bed. old
Die safe. marble-top dresser, an
tiaue bisaue-head doll. assert
mens Of old silysr-plated items.
several boxes Of miscellaneous
once supplies: literally HUNDREDS
Of items too numerous 20 mention;
sales, 3 pm. second and
month. Open for inspection. II
An. until . . m. Monday throuen
Friday. Open until 3 Pm,
wednesday and THURSDAY eve
SALE. Saturday, March
IL, 1853. starting 10 an, o.
sf00 Carried ave, Silver Spring
(oR nrookytlle rdJ. Autos enq
truck, 5O0-hIip. weloers. go
air eompressofS, bicyeles, elee.
motors saws. drills. tools. radios
Kitchen cabinets and range, fans
etc ~. S-052i.
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TRAILERs
AVON
THE WORLDS FINEST

THE WORLDS FINEST
ALLAH UMINUM AIRCRAFT
RIVETED TRAVEL TRAILER
Take 10 the woods, mountains or
seashore with all the comforts Of
home, You'll enjoy luxury accom-
nodations = shower with tub,
sslSssstSis btrch ,t sa6ine:s ,r,, sts
iishi, weather resistant never
needs palntl: IT'S low center Of
smooth ride. Many optional self
contained" features give you 60
anywhere. stop-anywhere freedom
without dependence on outside
sources, Models available are 20'.
80, 90. or 30. Write for free
literature and price list or why
not drive down and see the
AVIONS on display at our sales
center. Every AVON Is euaran-
teed to last LIFETIME.
Open 0 to CLOSED Sunday
Wed. mite until o pm.
Jack Blair & Co.
Mobile Homes Of Distinction
Spartan Repair Depot
White Plains, Md. West 4-4671
/ Nj. South n Waldorf on Rte, 30i
PARTAN-sPARcRAFT AVON
LIBERTY-QREAT LAKES
45x10 MAGNOLIA, S3,9a5
NINA Approved Park
BUDDY. '5s. 5OxS It,, deluxe front
kit. auto. wash. machine, bed
rms, bath and lee. living rm.,
RE. $4,000, Ext. 6D106.
CAMP TRAILER, homemade. rood
eond.: sleeps 5, new tires. SIS or
best ofier. KE. S.5409.
CASH PAID for clean used trailers.
DEALER. Rockwell S-1400.
1858 46-ft. air cond. !:
auto. washer: storm windows. Meke
offer: will sacrifice. so. 5-1p10.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

Al SERVICE. Unlimited funds for
first and second trusts. Get cash.
lower paymte., make improTe-
ments. Low Is $50 up TO 80 yrs.
Prompt free appraisal. Mr..
CROCKETT. HE 1855.
AAAA Cash LOANS and refinanc-
ing. Any amount-any purpose
consolidate debts - reduce payte.
d.. .7-4445: ewes, ~. 9-049S.
4 AT ONCE Cash
ANY PURPOsE.REFINANcING
Excellent terms on End trust. Elk.
3.I5AU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

~ Ma W for clean can l ANY year
or model Call ia 9-4S0l,
RAMBLER WANTED. will pay high
est cash price for clean car. ANY
year or model. Call ia. 9-4S0l.
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars
desperately, any make or model
trucks. station wagons. d HYApTs-
ave. Hyattsvilie, Nd. WA. 7-12S0
TRUCK WITH CRANE. 1-ton;
equipped for road service: !. and 40
equipment Call JE 4-7300 or
Elk. 3-l5l5. W, A, BARBER.
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USED SPECIALS

balance of, easy monthly terms 70
s remit ~: TSi. Is su only PARTIAL S lissins
OF our one and two bedroom
models Of reeonditioned Mobile
Homes now on display at
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AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE

CADILLAC ,bS .sOa" 4.door sedan,
@s srsas sss p pOasi s ss:sFSs
WV. tires. Exceptional buy ct
Evening star., 1959-10-08
DINING OUT
By EMERSON BEAUcHAMP
Around the World by Menu

The Embassy Room at the
Statler Hilton Hotel is taking
diners around the world at the
rate Of four countries a day.
Each day the menu-which is
designed like an oversize pass
port for the purpose-features
dishes from the home towns OF
four Of the 10 Hilton hotels in
foreign countries. There are rs
dishes in all.
It's all simple to Emile Buis-
son. the executive chef, because
six Of the 10 hotels are in
Spanish speaking countries.
(Mr. Buisson grew UP In the
French Pyrenees near the Span
ish border.)
One nation, Mexico, has two
Hilton hotels. one in Acapulco
and one in Mexico City. Both
will be represented tomorrow
In honor of the visit here of
President Adolfo Lopez Mateos.
The Mexico City dish is ten
derloin Of beef sauteed and
served with ushrooms,
stewed tomatoes. grilled green
peppers and q potato ball fried
with eggs and Parmesan cheese.
The Acapulco dish is filet of
sole stuffed with white fish,
poached in white wine and fish
stock. and served with a sauce
OF white wine, green peppers
and tomatoes
Evening star., 1959-10-08
Derssed- up Clans

Two years ago Patsy Marroc.
co. owner Of Marrocco's, 1918
pennsylvania avenue NV, Or
dered clans on the half shell
IN a raw bar and got to think
ing: Why not dress them up,
and offer an Italian-style clam
dish?
Back in his own kitchen, Mr.,
Marrocco opened some clans.
added garlic, chopped parsley,
Parmesan cheese. bread crumbs
and olive oil. and baked them,
He called the result "clams
casino" and added 1t to his
menu.
Later he hired a chef, Greg
ory Cruz, who had his own
ideas about how to prepare
clans casino. and Mr.. Mar
rocco yielded to the man who
runs his kitchen. The dish now
consists Of clans, parsley,
onions. bacon, pimentos, olive
oil and garlic, and it's sauteed.
When served as an appetizer,
the clans are broiled on rock
salt and the other ingredients
are sauteed.
Evening star., 1959-10-08
Gallery of Gourmets

-Four years ago Jack Davis,
owner Of Brook Farm, 7101
Brookville road. Chevy Chase.
Nd, decided diners didn't get
enough publicity. He made up
his mind to do something about
1t.
Instead of lining his walls
with pictures Of celebrities, he
asked. why not put up pictures
o. all his regular customers?
The result was his "gourmets"
gallery" an array Of 5-by-7
inch group photos which now
includes about 1000 persons.
Many are regulars, but the
gallery also includes one-time
visitors.
Mr.. Davis takes the pictures
himself-sometimes at his re-
quest. sometimes at the custo-
mers'-mounts them on card
board and gets them auto
graphed the next time one or
more members Of the group
come in.
Among the Capitol Hill repre-
sentatives In the gallery are
Senator Mccarthy, Democrat Of
Minnesota, and Representatives
Mills and Gathings, Democrats,
Of Arkansas; Rabaut, Demo-
crat Of Michigan; Gross, Re-
publican Of Iowa, and Dooley,
Republican Of New York.
Evening star., 1959-10-08
THE LYONS
DEN
BY Leonard Lyons

NEW YORK.-Cedric Hard
wicke listened to Police Com
missioner Stephen Kennedy
confess he'd once been a drama
critic. "I'll bet." Hardwicke told
him. you weren't as good a
drama critic as the cop who
stopped me for speeding on
Long Island" The star talked
the cop out Of issuing a ticket,
and gave him two passes for
Shadow and Substance" in
which Hardwicke was starring.
The cop came backstage later
and said: "If I'd seen this show
beforehand. I'd have given you
the ticket"
Pearl Buck visited her French
publisher recently, and men,
toned the books she's written
under assumed names. She's
decided to stop the practice,
and when those books are re-
issued they'll have her name as
author Carol Haney, the
musical comedy star, and Rob-
ert Weber will appear with
Shirley Booth in william Inge's
new play, Loss Of Roses"
The opening scene Of "The
Gangs All Here" starts with
the deals for the No. / and
No. 2 spots at the 1920 Repuh-
lican convention. What really
happened was that Senator
Hiram Johnson Of California
was offered the Vice Presiden-
tial nomination. He told the
Harding emissary: "We're
living in a day Of strange
events. but none so strange as
that I should be considered
second to Senator Harding"
The next time the emissary
saw Senator johnson was at
Harding's strange funeral.
The ads for John Dos Pass0s'
play, "USA." are illustrated by
Reginald Marsh drawings. The
New York Times censored the
ad. insisting that the mans
hand be removed from the
lady's thigh, and that her skirt
be lowered =. President Tru-
man wrote Eric Sevareid about
his new book, Candidates:
1850" that it's the best pre-
presidential convention publi-
cation he's ever seen A.. . Mickey
Mantle and Whitley Ford want
the no night clubs penalty
clause removed from their con-
tracts.
Donald M. Nelson, the head
Of the War Production Board
Evening star., 1959-10-08
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Anna Forgives Roberto

HOLLYWOOD, (NANA). -
Anna Magnani has agreed to
forget her peeve against Roberto
R0ssellini and will make q movie
with him. Anna was girl number
one before Ingrid Bergman fell
in love with the stocky, bald
director. You can always iind
romance, says Anna, but q good
movie is hard to come by.
Brigitte Bardot celebrated her
25th birthday last week with the
resolve to appear in mature
movies before she gives up
thesping in three years or 30.
George Sanders plays the
heaviest heavy in "Bluebeards'
Seventh Honeymoon" But four
times-wed George is not the
bluebeard Of the title. He is
currently in London with the
new Mrs. S., Ronald Colman's
widow. :. With Victor Ma
ture's Hannibal" epic taking
longer to finish in Rome, his
marriage to Joy Urwick may
have to wait until the end Of
this month-unless Joy agrees
to wed in Rome. She wants the
knot tied in either London or
Hollywood.
Sir Laurence Olivier has gone
Evening star., 1959-10-08

home. He bought q big house in
Dorking. Surrey, where he was
born 81 years ago. Larry's death
scene in his current "Corio-
lanus" is based on BenitO
Mussolini. Gruesome. Actor
Vic Morrow and actress wife
Barbara Turner have written
the book for a Broadway musi-
cal titled. willy Loved Every
body"
Big change for Dan Duryea:
TIN playing the commandant
of q military academy for
wealthy juvenile delinquents in
Platinum High School," says
Dan, who has been O heel in
most Of his movies. Rock
Hudson, in New York for his
first Tv spectacular. is house.
guesting with his good friend,
Kurt Kaxner.
II Director Hugo Fregonese
can get his Don Quixote'
project going in time, Anthony
Quinn will play the title role
The picture will be made In
Spain. Tony has q March date
with producer Carl Foreman To
join Gregory Peck in "Guns oi
Navarone." He promised wife
Katherine and their four chill
dren he'll spend Christmas at
home with them.
= = =
Jack Palance, now taking the
two-year tax cure in Europe, Ia
so determined to play O prize
fighter on the screen that he
turned down a 50 million cash
offer to star in q TV series In
order to concentrate on his
Gentleman jackson" inde-
pendent picture. Palance played
q fighter on TV in Requiem
for q Heavyweight" He wanted
to portray Jack Dempsey or
the screen. but Dempsey's man.
ager, Jack Kearns, at that time
was Q stumbling block to pro-
Evening star., 1959-10-08

duction. Palance's wife is with
him in Switzerland with their
two children. This stormy mar
riage is currently having
smooth sailing.
Is Audrey Hepburn expect
ing" again7 AS you know,
Audrey and Mel Ferrer have
rented Deborah Kerr's lovely
home near the ocean, and Mel
states that Audrey will do abb
solutely no work until late
spring or early summer Of
1860. Audrey's back acted up a
bit after her trip here from
Europe, but she's now feeling
fine. Audrey wants a baby more
than life itself. And work rates
second until she achieves her
wish.
Piper Laurie, in New York to
rehearse for her starring role
In "Winterset" for Hallmark
TV. will meet with producer
Leland Hayward about doing
"The Captive" on Broadway.
This is the play that New
York police closed years ago.
because it was thought too CEN
sorable.
There's an awful lot of vio-
lence in the Dorothy Dam
dridge- Curt Jurgens starrer,
"Tamango." Curt is skipper OF
a slave ship and is brutal, but
manages to make himself
somewhat sympathetic. You
have to see this to believe it.
Personally I'm against so much
blood and thunder-but I never
tire Of looking at the lovely
Miss cambridge. Alex Cres-
san, who plays Tamango. was
offered q contract but declined,
saying mo. ! only wanted
enough money to continue with
my medical studies" And no
one has been able to reach him
since the picture was completed
two years ago.
Evening star., 1959-10-08
Humble but Proud

Most customers at Alfonso's,
l403 L street NV, ask for steak
or prime ribs Of beef, but Irwin
Tash. the owner, is equally
proud Of . more humble dish
Yankee pot roast. German
style.
The main reason: I'VE boil
our bones beforehand. That way
we get q clear stock. It's the
German way" !
Evening star., 1959-10-08
Do-It-YourseF Menu

There's nothing sacred about
q printed menu. Sometimes a
restaurant viii add q new dish
almost in the time it takes q
customer to ask for 1t.
That's how lobster stuffed
with crabmeat got on the menu
at Kushner's, S523 Piney
Branch road, Silver Spring.
About q year ago q group Of
Evening star., 1959-10-08

customers said to Aaron Kush-
ner, the owner: I'VE got lobster
stuffed with crabmeat In New
Jersey. Why can't we get II
here?" They got it.
Soon after, Mr.. Kushner
decided to start serving found
er stuffed with crabmeat. too
You won't find that on the cur
rent menu, however. II forgot
to put it on" Mr.. Kushner con-
fesses.
Evening star., 1959-10-08

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Evening star., 1959-10-08

who died recently, once con-
sidered calling in all five cent
pieces, to conserve nickel. He
said: Maybe we can switch
that old line to DO take wood
en- nickels' Nelson was the
one who while conferring with
Stain, suggested that Stain dc
something about Earl Browder.
Stain shrugged: That's your
domestic problem"
In the Stork Club one night
I saw Nelson lead an army
sergeant to the table of Quar-
termaster General Z. q. Greg
ory. General" he said, II used
to be q buyer for Sears, Roe
buck" He rubbed the cloth Of
the sergeant's uniform. IT Just
want to compliment you on the
quality Of this uniform. Right
out Of stock-and it's good"
Evening star., 1959-10-08
Salad q Ia Kino

II the oil-and-vinegar salad
dressing at Parchey's. Twen-
tieth and K streets NV, seems
to have an extra pungency,
there's Q reason: There's no
vinegar in 1t. The substitute?
Champagne.
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'Porgy' Premiere to Be Socidl;
Royal Princess on Quiet Visit

Ernest Reuter-. FIRST post
Hitler elected mayor Of Ber-
linz, continues to include the
following functions:
The Greek Ambassador and
Mime. Liatis' 6 to 8 reception
for the Greek delegation to
the monetary conference. :.
The Moroccan Ambassador
and Mrs. Ben Aboud's 6 to 8
reception for their Deputy
Prime Minister. The Is
raeli Minister and Mrs. Her
zog's 6 to 8 party for their
Finance Minister and direc-
tor Of the Bank Of Israel. /.
The Indian Embassy recep-
ton from $50 to $3.50 hon.
oring the Indian Finance
Minister. The South
African Ambassador and
Mrs. du Plessis' $50 gath
ering for their Minister of
Finance. The Danish
Ambassador and Countess
Knuth Winterfeldt's 1880
buffet supper for their For
eign Minister and delegation.
-. The Netherlands Ambas-
sador and Nine. van Roijen's
dinner for their Foreign
Minister. Plus the 4 to
$50 reception and fashion
show given by Melvin Daw-
ley. president Of Lord & Tay-
lor. In honor Of the diplo-
matte corps to mark the
opening Of the Washington
store.
Somebody goofed. I reckon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-23
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
BY BETTY BEALE
star stan Writer

While everybody's on the
subject Of the Soviets-and
It's perfectly obvious every
body's going to be for months
to comet behooves US to
mention the man whose
music first Clipped the Iron
Curtain-Georg Gershwin.
II was Gershwin's "Porgy
and Bess" which toured Rus
STA and began building the
bridge Of exchange on which
Mr.. Khrushchev travelled
here last week. And before
Mr.. X. leaves Washington
the Library Of Congress will
open q special George Ger
shwin Exhibit in Its main
lobby where the original "P.
and B." manuscript can be
viewed along with the late
composers gadgety, adjust
able desk. a portrait by him
Of Arnold Schonberg. etc.
The two-week display Of
memorabilia has nothing to
do with our prominent So
Wet visitors. however. It was
arranged to mark the Goth
anniversary of Gershwin's
birth which took place on
September 26. 1898. and it's
in conjunction with q week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-23

replacement of screens be-
cause the ones used were
fireproof.
However. a last-minute
change had to be made in
placement Of the screens
when an official Of the Shera-
ton-Park Hotel where the
ball was held called the Ball
Committees attention to the
fact that they blocked the
exits. The Star regrets the
error.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-23
CORRECTION

In q report Of the Navy
Relief Ball which appeared
yesterday in the women's
Section Of the Star. 1t was
stated that two decorative
screens were condemned by
the District Fire Marshal and
had to be replaced with fire.
proof ones. The Star has
learned there was no action
by the Fire Marshal and no