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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

lost out on an after-session
vacation because Congress
stayed here so long. He had
hoped to rest at home in st.
Louis a few weeks before
starting q busy schedule Of
speeches with one in Hunts
vile. Ala. on September IS.
His schedule runs through
mid-November. In addition to
several Missouri appearances,
he will speak also In Mary
land. Kentucky. Iowa, Wyo-
ming. Utah. Texas, New York,
Georgia, Massachusetts,, Lou
isiana and Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Symington, who has
spent the summer In WASH
just returned from q month
at Nantucket. will 60 with the
Senator to their st. Louis
home as soon as the session
ends. She will accompany
him on some Of his cam
paigning.
Senator Kennedy, who has
been flying to Hyannisport,
Mass. on week ends for the
last month, to join his wife
and baby daughter, will re-
pair there as soon as Con-
gress winds up.
The only speaking dates his
ONCE is announcing at this
time are forays into Ohio and
Wisconsin during this month
and next. There is some talk,
Of the Senator going to Africa
in November.
No Vacation
Vice President Nixon and
their daughters. l3-year-old
'Tricia and 11-year-old Julie,
did manage one week at Vir-
ginia Beach, Va, in August,
at which the Vice President
Joined them for three days.
But plans for q longer beach
vacation had to be strapped.
The girls start back to Sid
well Friends School this week
-Tricia In the eighth and
Julie in the fifth grade.
After the yisit Of Russian
Premier Khrushchev. in
which he will be involved,
Vice President Nixon has
speaking dates in Massachu-
sets. New York, Oregon and
Illinois. A fair amount Of his
time still must be spent in
Washington, attending Cabi-
net and National Security
Council meetings. his office
points out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS.

1850, WTTG (5) - Playhouse
Five: "A Woman's Secret. +"
Melvyn Douglas and Maui
reen O'Hara. Police inves-
tigate why a singer should
be shot by the woman who
made her q success. Inter-
esting melodrama (1949).
1880, WTOP t9l-Ten-Thir
Theater: National Velvet"
Elizabeth Taylor. Story Of a
kid and butchers daughter
who train q horse to win
the Grand National (194D.
Hoo; WMAL "a - Saturday
Night Movie: "Rogues Yarn"
Densk Bond. Husband tries
to work out the perfect way
to kill his wife.
Ills, WRC (4)-Feature Fes-
tival: Mad Martindales,
with Jane Withers and AL
Ian Mowbray.
1:10 am, WTOP (9l--Shock {:
1.-THE Frozen Ghost" Lon
Clancy. A hypnotist, work
ing in q wax museum, I'M
covers a murder plot (l945)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
Panel to Discuss
Status Of Lawyers
In Federal Service

A panel discussion on the
status of the Government law
yer, sponsored by the District
chapter Of the Federal Bar AS
ISOLATION, will be held at the
Government Services Admins
tration auditorium at Eight
zenith and F streets NV. at
8 pm. Tuesday.
The discussion will cover
proposals to improve legal serv-
ices in the Government. The
major measure to be considered
is q bill backed by the American
Bar Association providing for
establishment Of q legal career
service. F
Moderator Of the panel will
be F. Trowbridge vom Baur.
general counsel for the Navy
Department.
Those participating in the
discussion include Lawrence v.
Meloy, general counsel of the
Civil Service Commission; Err
nest Schein, a Washington at
torney; James M. Douglas, for
mer chairman Of the Hoover
Commission Task Force on
Legal Services and Procedures;
Donald C. Beelar, former chair
man Of the District Bar Asso-
cations Administrative Law
Section; and Garlic Bolton
Smith, staff member Of the
Senate Judiciary Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
Love Is Sad
In Film Pair
At Dupont

A pair Of Europe's more at
tractive. film stars, Maria Schell
and MARITIME Carol find them
selves trapped in a couple of
dreary scripts on the Dupont
theater screen this week.
Dreaming Lips" a SCREEN
play through which Elizabeth
Bergner walked empty handed
some years ago. is the one that
proves too much also for Miss
Schell, a sturdier type. Miss
Carol meets her defeat in a
tedious tract called Defend
My Love-" 1t is a French Ital-
ian reproduction which deals
with a scandal sheets wanton
assault upon the reputation OF
q lovely innocent married
woman.
Miss Schell's picture, Ger
man in origin, is that hack
ueyed tale of the attractive
woman, happily wed to one
musician, who is swept off her
feet by a fatally attractive con-
cert violinist. The triangular
emotion is instantly recogniz-
able as that one that always "is
bigger than all three of. u.s."
It misses not a single one of
the cliches, the husbands i'm
patience to introduce his vio-
linist friend to the wife, the
explosive love that results from
this decently intended gesture,
the fight Of the lovers against
their glandular selves. and
even the husbands desperate
illness which, of course. leaves
him deaf and defenseless.
Its German producers un-
douhtedly conceived of Dream
ing Lips" as a woman's picture
forgetting that its schmaltz
could only strangle q male re-
viewer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

ballot in seven cities yesterday,
agreed to a settlement by which
NBC dropped its damage suits
against the union. which In
turn relinquished all claims to
jurisdiction over broadcast tape
outside the United States.
Vote Is 5 to !
The vote to accept the set.
tlement, according to the union
was 5 to / IN favor. Voting
took place in New York, Wash
ington, Chicago, Los Angeles
Philadelphia, San Francisco
and Hollywood.
"a spokesman for NBC in
Washington said about 80 en-
gineers and technicians were
involved in the strike at
WRC-TV and radio. He said
picket lines were removed at
the stations studios at 400l
Nebraska avenue NV. yes
terday afternoon. They re-
turned to work today and
normal operations were re-
sumed, he said.)
It was the matter Of foreign
tape that set of the dispute
Dave Garroway's To-day" pro-
gram was tapped in Paris, with
the help of some non-unior
technicians. When it came time
to 60 on the air, technicians
wouldn't handle 1t. thus knock.
ing both TV and radio networks
OF the air for two hours.
Three Stipulations
The union, the National As
ISOLATION of Broadcast EN-
ployes and Technicians, claimed
that the union members had
merely stopped to write griev.
ances, and that the stoppage
was a lockout. NBC charged II
was a strike in violation Of con.
tract and filed damage suits
totaling more than 81 million.
The union had no comment
on any Of the terms Of the
settlement. NBC said, however
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

500. WASH-FM (S7.1 Mc.)-
Saturday Symphony: Sym.
phony No. Q in c Minor by
Tchaikovsky and Grand Duo
in c Major by Schubert.
1900, WMAL-FM (107.3 Mel
Music of the goth Century:
Serenade for Strings by
Berkley and Symphony No.
2 by Hanson.
sos, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.1--Festival Of
Music: Der Freischutz. Over
ture by Weber and SYM
phony No. 2 in C., Opus 81
by Schumann.
$500, VOL AMIN (145O Kcs
and 98.7 Mcleod Music
Time: Piano Sonata No.
16 by Beethoven and Piano
Concerto No. 3 by Prokofiev,
10000, WNIAL-FM (1O7.3 Mc.l-
NocturI1e: Water Music SUITE
by Handel and Piano Cone
certo in G Major by Ravel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

nhc attsn9 rshsassas match scresniIcs snd analgss
scrtpts ~ Mem York Hollywood and elsephsre. Their
opinions are offered a. guide to area pie,gers.
Perry NasonCase Of the Deadly Toy Fst-cass produce
ton usual This will fool FANS since the plot
hickens considerably and the explanations at the end
help. Perry defends pretty woman who has been
harassed by jealous and egoistic sutton. When he
quickly gets his Just deserts the lady hnds herself on
trial for her life. 7:3O pm. WTOP-9.
Perry Tefu hour Best spot Of the evening gives
Perry Kay Starr Dave King and EMO stuart chance
to sing Of Howard Detzs famous lyrics Ike .Danc
ing in the Dark" That's Entertainment" and 'Moanin
Low" but not before Diez himself has go at his early
hit, "Hammacher Schlemmer Love YOU PERRY calls
1t the first singing commercially Stuars chat with Perry
about understanding healthy stars fun and Dave
Kings monologue spoong actors who play dying scenes
COLOR pm. WRC4
Have Cum win Trayel-Paadn chases young Army de-
serer and his girl in this He catches up with them
in Indian country and few minutes later the threesome
come across Gen. Clusters at Little Big Horn
The scenery is most effective and the footage
is well handled $3.50 pm, wToP-9.
Cimarron City-"Hred Hand" "a repeat) well-produced
long western with the entire cast including Elizabeth
Montgomery acting 1t to the ht The tale the familiar
one aboutt the ranch owner who cuts on towns water
supply and the ensuing struggle for control of the ranch
Lots Of thrills but all practicable. $3.50 pm. WRCA.
Gunsmoke shouldn't miss this suspensefu show
Marshal Dillon is goaded into gunhght with ace
gunman. What makes 1t even better-Dllon loses and
has to face the again Needless say marshals
crones-Kitty and Deputy Chester-both have At when
their pal is outdrawn 10 pm, wToP-s.
Markham-Private Investigator Markham cray Mland goes
to Paris to check lovely Spanish lady Jig time
the two Of them quite pally and Markham, jumping
balconies and sugging Cubans is gallant all get out
Colleen Gray the lady in question: and she's very fetch
ing. 1890 pm. WTOP-9.
D. AS MANN Respectable" The overload of numbers
racket (which occasionally resorts to murder to avoid
payons to winners skiully evades arrest though
the police know he involved Shannon is called in
CWhere would New York City be without him?) and
discovers that careful mobster has sentimental
Achilles heel 103O pm, wRC4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
HOLLYWO
Guinness May Play Christ
BY SHElLAH GRAHAM

"But of course. either you have
approval 100 per cent, or you
don't have any. You can't have
5 per cent"
Robert 'Mitchum win have
wife Dorothy with him when he
goes to Ireland this summer to
star in "a Terrible Beauty" On
their return. they head for
Maryland and their new 400
acre ranch near Easton. The
Mitchums recently celebrated
10 years of marriage. They've
had some shaky moments, but
it's smooth sailing now.
Connie Towers, Just wed to
Eugene McGrath, will be guest
of honor at the big preview of
her first starring film, THE
Horse Soldiers" with John
Wayne and Bill Holden. Connie
believes there's no place like
homeland she now has q
Hollywood apartment, q swank
Fifth avenue apartment, q
Panama City penthouse, a
Miami Beach apartment, and
a sea-going yacht.
\ 4 X X
"Spartacus" is the cleaneSt
film in town. There are eight
bath scenes. With Laurence
Olivier taking three, Charles
Laughton two. John Gavin two,
and Kirk Douglas dunkin g
once. "I'm q slave and don't
have to be too Clean" explains
Kirk.
Travelling Cary Grant flew to
Europe on Monday, returns to
Hollywood May 20 for the pre-
view Of his new MGM movie
Alfred Hitchcock's North by
Northwest" Then, a few
weeks later, returns to Europe.
This win make three trips to
Europe for Cary since the be-
ginning Of 1859.
The power of Paar tJack)
has affected Evelyn Rude.
During 1858. $4,000 worth of
Evelyn Rude paper doll and
Ic oloring books were sold
Through the Saalfleld Publish
ling Company. After three
gueStings on Jacks NBC show,
Evelyn's profits jumped 400 per
cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

talked excitedly about going
after the arms and fleeing into
nearby jungles.
But it was explained that the
vessels crew was having trou-
BILE with a faulty ramp. On the
advice Of the two GAS repre-
sentatives, the craft beached
and the restless troops climbed
aboard.
Action Ends After 3 Days
The "a men and one woman
were transported to q port near
Colon and sent in buses to
Panama City. They arrived at
10 o'clock Friday night. three
days and seven hours after the
GAS Council invoked the Rio
Treaty.
Five or six others who had
refused to follow Vegas advice
to surrender and who had
slipped away into the jungles
near Nombre de Dios, were
captured later.
Various members of GAS
made planes and surface craft
available to Panama during
the crisis. Others offered arms
and even soldiers. But GAS
never had to authorize the use
of force. Doubtless, it would
have done so if invasion REIN
forcements had turned up in
vessels which then offered re-
sistance.
The five members on the in
vestigating committee contin-
ued their work on Saturday
and Sunday, making sure that
all details were disposed Of.
They left Panama City at 3
am. on Monday, May 8.
Castro's Reaction
Although Fidel Castro's gov
eminent warmly supported the
GAS decision to help Panama
during the crisis, the Cuban
Premier later classified Pana-
ma for running to the inter-
American organization for help
in stopping an invasion force
SO small.
But Panama said the queS-
ton was one Of arms, not men.
And other American Spokesman
said a principle was involved
which justified GAS interces-
sion.
Experience has shown that
small anti-government move
ments in Latin America have a
way Of getting out of hand,
leading to more serious prob
lens. In any event, the over
throw Of government by invad-
ing forces does not give the
public at-large a voice in state
] affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

must be carefully planned and
developed slowly.
Mexico's Chief Delegate Pla-
cido Garcia Reynoso came out
strongly in favor of the COM
mon market. He said the stand
ard of living in Latin America
is growing, but not enough.
The delegates and observers
are taking tomorrow of to visit
the Panama Canal Zone at the
invitation of the United States.
Mr.. Bazikin, a former engineer.
said he was very interested in
getting a close look at the
Canal. United States officials
said the guests will be permit
ted to take pictures Of the locks
and other installations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are carried in the
TeleVue Magazine with
Sundays Star. Following is
supplementary information
on today's programs re-
ceived after Tele-Vue went
to press.
11:15. WRC (4)-Feature
Festival: Mad Martini
dales," with Jane Withers
and Allan Mowbray re-
places the originally sched-
uled movie.
12:40 am, WRC "a -.
Goodnight Show is can
celed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

be sent in to make contact
with leaders of the invasion.
The leaflets said Capt. Torres
would come along. The second
Cuban officer, 1t. Ruiz. already
was at Nombre de dos.
Drop Leaflets ON Invaders
The leaflets were scattered
from an airplane and the OBJ
servers then we're flown in by
helicopter.
Contact was made with the
leader Of the invading expedi-
ton, Cesar Vega. The observers
promptly decided to take him
to Albrook Field, Panama City
where the GAS delegation
stated the position Of the 81
American republics.
They told Vega The invaders
were violating Panamaniar
soil, that the action was illegal,
that it was condemned by the
entire membership of GAS and
that the men had no right tc
intervene in Panama's affairs
It was pointed out that the only
course open was unconditional
surrender and this was he only
thing the Panamanian govern
ment would accept.
i The delegation suggested
that Vega go back to Nombre
de dos and explain the sitla-
ton to his forces. He agreed
and left early Friday.
Surrender Signal
BY pre-arrangement, Mr.
Plate and Mr.. Hazera flew over
Nombre de Dios in a helicop-
ter precisely at noon that day
They saw that the invaders hac
spread q white sheet on the
village square. a signal thai
they would give up.
The diplomats helicopter
continued out to sea. where
they signaled two waiting Pan.
amanian landing barges tt
beach and evacuate the troops
When the helicopter landed
Vega took the investigators tt
the municipal hall. There the
invaders had stacked all theil
rifles. machine guns and similar
weapons. Most of the men still
wore sidearms, but these, too
were turned in.
The surrender almost fel
through when some Of the Gu.
bans became suspicious ovel
the maneuvering Of one land
ing barge. The vessel was head.
ed toward the beach, backed
off. headed In again only tt
be backed away once more
The invaders thought the,
might be victims Of a trap anC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

the invaders would be joined
by a large group of Panaman-
ians who wanted to overthrow
the government.
If Roberto Arias had planned
to join forces with his group,
the plan fell through. Arias,
who was being hunted by Pan
anna security forces, decided to
take asylum in the Brazilian
Embassy.
Betancourt told his question:
ers he now fas convinced that
he should try to persuade his
fellows to lay down their arms.
(He didn't get the chance; he
was returned to jail)
The investigators wound UP
the day by comforting with
Capt. Torres, one of two Cuban
army officers dispatched to
Panama by the Castro govern
ment to try to persuade the
invaders to give up.
New Invaders Reported
Meanwhile, the Panamian
government disclosed it had
disturbing reports that new in
vasion forces were on the way.
Because it is difficult to es-
tablish positive identity Of
small vessels from patrolling
aircraft, the GAS investigators
cabled Washington and asked
the council to request naval
surface observers. The council
complied in q resolution
adopted on Thursday.
At 2 am. the GAS commit
tee took q few hours rest.
At a meeting later that
morning, the members agreed
that not much more could be
done in Panama City. that the
next task was to see, first, that
patrols were maintained OF the
Pacific and Caribbean coasts
for detection Of invasion REIN
forcements, and second. to try
to get the troops at Nombre de
Dios to surrender.
So the delegation had some
leaflets printed which explained
that military observers would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

the settlement included these
stipulations:
/. The union gives up all
claims Of jurisdiction over
broadcast tape made outside
the country.
2. NBC has the sole right to
determine the methods Of OPP
erations and to make work as
signments, subject to revised
arbitration provisions.
8. Interference with company
operations through mass writing
Of grievances is prohibited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50. WTOP-The Preakness
Race.
7:05. WWDC-Report to the
People: Commissioner David
B. Karrick is interviewed by
Grace Bassett Of the Eve
ming Star and Jack Eisen Of
the Post Times Herald.
1905, WTOP-Inyitation to
Learning: Discussion OF
Henry David Thoreau's
essay, "Civil Disobedience."
Guests: Henry Graf. Prof.
of History at Columbia Uni
versity and Alfred KAHN,
literary critic and author.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
400 NBC Strikers
Vote to Accept Terms

NEW YORK. May 16 (AP)-About 400 striking employees
of the National Broadcastng Co. have voted to end
stoppage that started April 81.
NBC televson and radio operations continuing
with supervisory personnel taking over in place of the striking
technicians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
Ponomo Invasion Failure CoIIed
Boon to Other Latin Motions
BY JOHN v. HoRNER
star stan writer

The success Of the organiza-
ton Of American States In
quashing the attempted over
throw Of the government Of
Panama Is credited with easing
the invasion fears Of govern
ments throughout the Carib-
bean area.
In retrospect, some diplomats
are saying privately that the
Panama incident was q bless
ing in disguise. The GAS gave
q needed demonstration. they
feel, that the American repub-
lies win not permit the viola
ton OF any members soil by
foreign invaders.
This is especially heartening
to the governments Of such
countries as Nicaragua. Para
quay and the Dominican Re-
public each Of which has heard
threats Of invasion.
And the point win hardly be
lost on Cuban Premier Fidel
Castro. who found himself in
the embarrassing position Of
having to publicly condemn his
own followers who launched the
Panama invasion from q Gu
ban port.
Story Of OAS victory
The GAS scored its latest
significant victory IN Just six
drama-packed days. Here Is the
story gathered from those who
took part:
The Panamanian government
Of President de la Guardia was
threatened with overthrow by
Roberto Arias. son of a former
president. 1t charged that Arias
had financed the expedition Of
more than 30 men and one
woman who sailed from Cuba
and landed at Nombre de Dios.
Panama asked the GAS
Council, sitting here, to apply
the 2l-nation Rio Treaty, say
ing its territorial integrity was
endangered by foreign agrees
sion.
The council first met to con-
slider the question at an emer-
gency session Monday, April
"a. The following day it ac-
cepted the Panamanian plea
and invoked the treaty.
Technically, the council
voted to call a meeting of the
foreign ministers Of the u |
member nations. But this auto
matically gives the Council au-
thority to act Professionally until
the ministers actually meet.
On Way in 4 Hours
The same day five members
were appointed to an GAS
Investigating committee and |
four hours later they were |
aboard a commercial plane
bound for Panama. They were
DR.. Fernando Lobo Of Brazil, |
the chairman: Ambassador |
John C. Dreier Of the United |
States. vice chairman; AM
bassador Cesar Barros Hur-
tado Of Argentina, Ambassador |
Juan Plate Of Paraguay and
Minister Jorge Hazera Of Costa
Rica.
They arrived In Panama at |
5 am. Wednesday morning and |
were greeted by high govern
Inent officials. At 9 am. they |
held their first meeting.
Then followed a round of |
conferences with Panamanian |
officials. including the presi- |
dent. and in the afternoon, the |
team questioned four captured
invaders.
The Invaders Story
One prisoner. Gilberte Bet
ancourt. who represented him.
self as influential with the
rest Of the band. told the GAS
delegation that he and his con-
federates had been led to be-
Iieve that Panama was under
tyrannical control and that