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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-10
Rabbits in q Stew

OKARCHE, Okla. (AP).-
Farmers got tired Of jackrabbits
eating up their wheat so they
decided to do a little hunting.
In less than a week they killed
2.O35 rabbits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-10
Textile Advisers

NEW DELHI. - midas gov
eminent has established q 90
member committee to advise
the textile commissioner on
problems relating to the textile
industry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17
ADVERTISEMENT
Films of More Than Routine Merit

" TVIUTG NUU NUUITUG WIGTH
"AUNTIE MAME-ROz Russells comedy fr0lic
from stage to with healthy laughs intact
BELL BOOK AND CANDLE"-Kim Novak bewitches James
Stewart in . comedy about witchcraft in Manhattan
BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAl"-The award winning war
drama excellently acted by splendid cast.
Cat ON HOT TIN ROOF"-Elizabeth Taylor in
the turbulent Tennessee williams drama,
"GIGPLeslie Caron. Maurice Chevae Louis Jourdan in
sparkling, lifting musical by the MY Fair Lady" team
THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA"-The Ernest Hemingway
novel as a dramatic acting solo by Spencer Tracy.
"PEYTON PLACE"-Lana Turner and notch cast rattle
the skeletons in small towns closet.
"SOME CAME RUNNING"-The James Jones novel on film
with Shirley MacLane's -contending performance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17

Jed her hair, smoothed out the
creases in her sari and then,
properly made up, smilingly
posed.
Street signs In Bombay an
nounce, Shorthand Taught, 10
Rupees for 3 months" Ten ru-
PEGS equal $2,l0. Our guide ex-
planned that the possession of
a college degree in Bombay
doesn't automatically enable
the graduate to get a job be-
cause there are so many of
them. They therefore study
shorthand as added qualifica-
ton.
Richard Maitland, who was a
featured dancer in the Broad
way musical, LII Abner." came
to India for a two-week visit.
He fell under its spell and lin
gered in Delhi. He began to
teach dancing-ballet. modern,
jazz and also got a job at the
Ashoka's cabaret. That was two
years ago. He's still there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17

fish. I'VE can teach her that
later" says Olivia, currently
ensconced in England with hus-
band Pierre Galante, her sor
and daughter. for the duration
Of her Libel" picture with DIRK
B0garde.
Jayne Mansfield is insisting
on something serious in the
way Of film drama II have
played too many Marie Wilson
type roles" says Jayne. Adding,
We've had some more babies
at our house-four Great Dane
puppies" When he isn't
being Lincoln in THE Rivalry"
on Broadway. Richard Boone Is
spending his time painting his
first oil work In eight years
his subject: The New York Sky
line.
- . .
Meeting Cary Grant in the
verSal-International restau-
rant. we continued our chat
where we had left Off at Metro
on the power of love. Every
woman I know is in love with
Cary. But our conversation
was not personal-it was about
the tremendous peace and con.
tentment that comes with love
for others. I'm a student So
is Cary, though more advanced
We help each other. Now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17
THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D. C.. Tuesdoy. MGreh ", 1859

to go to Singapore for 1.-THE
Nightcomers." "I'll probably 20
ahead and she'll join me-" said
Granger. I'VE finish the pic
ture In London"
Kirk Douglas, whose COM
pany is producing the $6,00O.-
600 "Spartacus," says he will
sue the Harvard Lampoon I'M
less they send him the trophy
they We given him for the last
three years as Hollywood's
worst actor Kinks a good ac-
tor. works hard at his trade.
Hope those Lampooners work
as hard at their studies.
Local boy makes good: 1t
wasn't so long ago that pro-
ducer Ross Hunter was an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

once was the fishing village
of 'Mumbal.' We will show you
where 800 years ago Portugals
king transferred the city to
Britain as part OF the dowry
of Catherine of Braganza IL
Charles II. We will show you
the fort. the Parsi Tower Of
Silence. the Gateway. the
Elephants Caves, the Hanging
Gardens and the house where
Rossellini wooed SOnali Da'
Gupta."
After World War II we in
stituted a program aimed al
teaching the Japanese that
many Of their ancient beliefs
actually were Just myths. This
was in the hope Of linking
Japan's masses realistically To
the West. An American official
In Tokyo recently took an "in-
doctrinated" Japanese to see
the movie THE Ten Com
mandments." The japanese
said of the story: IAN interest
ing myth"
luke boxes have just beer
introduced to India. One OF
them blared a rock and roll
number during our Trandoori-
chicken dinner on the roof OF
the Moot Mahal In Old Delhi
At our table ] listened to the
discussion. The girl from Sal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17

for business: After Operation
Petticoat." Cary goes 10 Lon
don to discuss q new Aim with
partner Stanley Donen.
Lauren Bacall wouldn't wear
a corset for her turn-of-the-
century role In Northwest
Frontier" most of which will be
shot In India. Comes next au-
tumn. Bacall will settle in New
York with her children. She
has decided against living in
London-positively doesn't Ike
the English climate.
Met Stewart Granger high
up on the U-I back lot where
he was visiting with wife Jean
Simmons between takes in
"Spartacus." Jean has a stop
date OF June l for this pic
ture," said Stewart. But he
didn't seem too hopeful she
will have finished her role at
that time when they are due
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17

usher at Cleveland's Hippro-
drome Theater. This week his
movie, Imitation of Life" will
have a gala premiere in the
same theater and Ross and vne
pictures star, Lana Turner,
will be guests of the city Of
Cleveland.
Pat Conway and Dick East.
ham, co-stars OF Ziv's Tomb
stone Territory" are the sub
iects Of new series of bubble
gum picture cards Looks like
Western stars are replacing
ballplayers and Presidents in
the kiddie bubblegum league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17
Points of Interest

BoMBAY.-Because Of con-
tinued restrictions on imports
In Middle East and Asian
countries to encourage local
manufacture, several American
bureaus have reduced their
stats and cut expenses. One
American walked into the
ofiire of his bureau chief and
said he needed some expense
money. Sure" his boss replied.
"Just name 1t. How much do
you want. fifty, seventy five
q dollar?"
In Bombay the tourist guide
begins: This great seaport
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17

gon liked Elvis Presley. The
young lady from Nepal pre-
ferred Nat King Cole. The girl
from Pakistan liked Frank 81
natra. And Mr.. Kadapa Of the
Tourist Office spoke UP for
Johnnie Ray.
\ 4
At a press conference Nehru
made a concession seldom heard
from a prime minister. He was
asked about a statement he'd
made and dismissed 1t: II was
irritated that morning and
that's where ] went wrong and
made a fool of myself"
The procedure for appoint
ments Of Americans to meet
Nehru was changed because OF
Eartha Kit. Pursuant to her
application through the En-
bassy. the appointment was
made for her. Then Eartha
missed a plane connection 70
Delhi and arrived too late. An
other date was set. From then
on the U. s. Embassy decided
to make no appointments with
Nehru until the applicant
reaches Delhi.
The jeweler at the Imperial
Hotel in Delhi first displays an
inexpensive item, then brings
out the rarer ones, each cost
ing more than the others. "The
choice is up to YOU he says
about the array and the rising
price scale. THE sweeter you
want your milk, the more sugar
you must put |. in"
Unlike the rest Of the Middle
East, Indians of all classes are
most obliging about posing for
photographs. Once, however, a
woman on whom my wife was
focusing a camera suddenly
came towards her brandishing
a stick. My wife dropped the
camera and the woman dropped
the weapon. The woman adjust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17
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featuring the LIVE PIANO ACCOM-
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Coming ROAD TO THE STARS
The startling revelation OF the news
behind the headlines OF Russia S
missile program. See this 1888 film
made in Russia for the story that the
newspapers didn't tell about Sputnik.
Coming Soon: "HLYSIA" the greatest
Aim on the misunderstood subject Of
nudism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-25
u. N. Secretary
OFF for Moscow

NEW DELHI, Mar. IS tAP).-
U.N. Secretary General Dag
Hammarskjold left by air for
Moscow this afternoon. ending
his Asian tour.
He said there was no special
significance in his visiting the
Soviet Union, that sit happens
to lie on my route" Newsmen
at U.N. headquarters in New
York have speculated that he
v"uld raise the Berlin crisis
with Soviet Premier Khru-
shchev.
Mr.. Hammarskjold refused
to comment on the revolt in
Tibet or any such controversial
issues"
The departure of the Soviet
Jet TU-l04 airliner which the
U.N. official took was delayed
for more than five hours. An
official Of the Soviet airline said
the liners emergency parachuS
brakes were damaged and the
pilot refused to take of until
he got radio permission from
Moscow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-25
Continued From First Page


ers the elements for an agree.
ment on important points, then
having at my side the premier
Michel Debre, I would myself
take part in q reunion of per.
sons charged with the supreme
responsibility Of the big ma
tons"
Gen. de. Gaulle came oui
against any form of disengage-
ment which did not offer iron
clad guarantees to the West.
No Protection to Urals
"A zone of the disengagement
which does not include the
Ural Mountains will not pro-
tect France" Gen. de Gaulle
said In referring to the Russian
buildup Of atomic armament
and missile launching sites in
the Urals.
What could stop an eventual
adversary from crossing an un-
defended Germanic region?"
Gen. de Gaulle asked.
France prefers to maintain
the Atlantic Alliance until the
day when the coming of peace
will. be genuinely assured"
This was q reassuring state
ment to the Atlantic allies,
who were jolted recently when
Gen. de Gaulle withdrew his
Mediterranean naval squadron
from NATO control. The West
feared this would prejudice any
future summit talks.
Agrees on Preparations
About the summit talks, Gen.
de Gaulle said he agreed with
President Eisenhower that care
full preparation was necessary.
1T is clear that to achieve
something Of value it would be
necessary to prepare tire de-
bates of such a meeting and
1t would be necessary for the
deliberations to be held in a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-25
PERROW
Continued From First Par

C0nt1nueQ from First rage
could be better defended against
anticipated attack in Federal
courts II the present constitu-
tional mandate is left I'M
changed.
Gov. Almond is reported to
have reached the same con-
clusion. Those with whom he
has conferred in recent days
say he will support the over
all plan and recommend against
any changes in the constitution
for the time being.
Sectarian Schools
Additional aid for those turn
ing to nonsectarian private
schools would be provided
through individual tuition
grants, based on per pupil oper-
ating costs for the public
schools, but required to be
financed through joint State
and local funds on prevailing
ratios Of support now given tc
public schools.
Where necessary, new laws
and amendments to existing
statutes are being prepared to
make enrollmentS and transfer
of pupils, as well as locality
appropriation provisions. con-
form to the local option pro-
cedure.
Similar recommendations re-
portedly are being perfected to
protect the status Of public
school teachers who transfer
from public to private schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-25
$4,000 Saving
On Fishwoy
Seen by yelling

Brig. Gen. Alvin c. yelling
engineer commissioner, today
told an audience at the ground
breaking ceremony for the Po-
tomac River Fishway at Snake
Island, Little Falls Dam, Nd,
that he hopes District taxpay-
ers will be saved $4,000 on
the project.
Some $3.50. 1000 has been au-
thorized for the program, about
S150,000 of it from the District
of Columbia water fund.
But Gen yelling told Mai
Gen. Walter X. Wilson, jr.
deputy chief of Army Engin-
GERS. who was in the audience,
that he hoped his Office would
allow the savings to remain to
the credit Of the District tax
payers. The project is expected
to cost $400, 600 and Gen. Well
ing wants the cost to come
from the funds appropriated by
Congress.
Gen. yelling said the Dis
trict government plans to ded-
icate. probably in June. q
facility that will reduce by 80
per cent the pollution load
that Washington and nearby
Maryland contribute to the
Potomac River.
The general made it clear
that the fishway, which will
permit fish to go upstream cas-
lily to spawn and return down.
stream, will not interfere with
the Districts water supply.
Officials said the new fish
ladder will rise 8 feet 3 inches
over a distance, Of ITO feet in
the river. There will be IL
steps, each a pool 10 feet long
The project was evolved in
cooperation with the Fish and
Wildlife Service. Fish will use
the ladder in getting to their
spawning ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-25
Judge Won't Free
Wife Slayer, 90

PHILADELPHIA. Mar. rs
(APl.-Although he was SYM
pathetic to the request. Pennsyl-
vania's Constitution stopped the
judge from freeing a 9O-year-
old man accused of killing his
aged and sick wife.
The unusual request to free
George Hope. at least until his
trial starts, was made in Com
mon Pleas Court yesterday by
Assistant District Attorney Paul
M. Chalfin and Albert s.
Oliensis. the old mans attorney.
! But Judge Ethan A. Doty said
the Constitution allows bail Gin
all but capital cases where the
proof is evident or presumption
(of guilt is great"
The two attorneys had sought
to have Mr.. Hope released in
the custody of his daughter.
Mrs. Lucy Dickie. 81. Of New
buryport, Mass.
ITO keep this man in an in
stitution. in a hospital or a
JAIL" Mr.. Oliensis said, would
be the fatal crushing blow in
his life"
Mr.. Hope remained in a hos
pital bed yesterday while his
90-vear-old wife Ada was
buried.
Detective Joseph Caruthers
related to Judge Doty the cir
cumstanees of her death. He
said Mrs. Hope had been Ill for
the last nine years. Mrs. Hope
finally begged her husband to
end her misery. Mr.. Hope.
bordering the plea, prayed all
night for guidance and last
Friday morning shot her as she
slept.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-25
Work-Study Plan
Urged for Boys

Chances to go to school and
work at the same time should
be given boys who need to earn
money. according to G. How
land Shaw, chairman of the
Districts Junior Police and
Citizens Corps.
He told a Special House Sub
committee yesterday that the
Nation was failing to educate
future messengers, clerks and
busboys. He cited Philadelphia
and Detroit school-work pro-
grams in supporting legislation
to establish a Youth Conserva-
ton Corps for the employment
of idle youths.
lie testified as a spokesman
for the National Child Labor
Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-25
De GAULLE
Berlin Compromise
Out, Says De GouIIe

climate free OF passions" Gen,
de Gaulle said. I'm this re-
gard / feel completely In agree
ment with what President
Eisenhower recently said"
In answer TO a question, Gen
de Gaulle said Frances de-
cision to withdraw Its Mediter-
ranean feet from the NATO
command was because NATO
does not extend south Of the
! Mediterranean.
zone cannot deny that France
may need to act in these areas
south Of the Mediterranean,
he said. How could she do II
in the present frame Of NATO
and without q fleet !"
This was a reference to
Frances interests In Africa,
particularly in Algeria, where
Algerian nationalists have been
fighting French rule for four
years.
Sees Alliance Strengthened
For similar reasons the two
other main powers in the al
lance have taken this position
for the greatest part Of their
naval forces not to be inte-
grated and are keeping the es-
sential element Of their forces,
the atomic bombers." Gen. de
Gaulle continued.
Gen de Gaulle added that
Frances decision cannot pre-
vent her from engaging the
fleet in the common defense.
Il do not think that our de-
ciSion has weakened the al
lance quite to the contrary"
the President said.
The alliance will have more
life and more strength II the
chief powers unite themselves
on a basis Of cooperation
rather than on a basis Of inte-
grafton in which states and
peoples are more or less de-
prived of their role and re-
sponsibility."
Evening star., 1959-12-08
College Scouts
Keep Tabs on
Carroll Five

The colleges already are
taking a look at high school
basketball players, and Car
rolls talented team seems to
be drawing the most attention.
Lou Carnesecca, assistant
coach at st. Johns Of Brook
lyn, saw Carroll beat the
George Washington University
freshmen, 74-52, last night at
Carroll. He was much i'm
pressed with 7-foot John
Thompson, whom he has seen
on several previous occasions,
Thompson was guarded well
by Joe Adamitas from Exeter,
Pa, yet he scored 16 of his
10 points in the first half
when the Lions needed them
most.
81 am very pleasantly sur
prised at Thompson's moves
on offense. He has greatly
improved over last year." Car
nesecca said.
Carroll led from the start as
it rang up its 28th straight
victory and second in three
days over a college freshman
club. GW's Bill Norton. from
Trenton. N. j., led all scorers
with q points and George
Leftwich topped the victors
with %.
Gw Ewash NaRrnii
Evening star., 1959-12-08
PetersonGets
Moss Job at
Florida State

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. Dec. 9
(AP).-Florida State has its
third coach in the last three
years in Bill Peterson, who
coached the offensive line al
Louisiana State.
The 39-year-old graduate OF
Ohio Northern University signed
a four-year contract yesterday
at $4,000 a year.
Perry Moss resigned three
weeks ago to become head coach
and general manager at Mont
real in the Canadian League
after a AS session at Florida
State. The year before the
Seminoles had a IA record and
an appearance in the first Blue
Grass Bowl under Tom Nugent,
who resigned to accept the Uni
versity Of Maryland job.
Florida State had an unde-
feated freshman team this year,
but loses most Of its lettermen.
Peterson. father of five chill
dren, coached high school foot
ball for several years in Ohio
before taking the assistants
job at LSU in 1855.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
Detroit Selects
PietroSunte and
Martin as Best

DETROIT, Dec. 8 (AP)-
Jim Martin, place-kicking line
hacker, has been named the
Detroit Lions most valuable
player of 1859, and Fullback
Nick Pietrosante the teams
rookie of the year. Both are for
mer Notre Dame stars.
Its a real thrill" Martin
said yesterday after the awards
were handed out at a fan club
luncheon following q vote by
Lions players.
The 35-year-old Martin, q
l0-year-old veteran Of National
Football League play, special
lied in place kicks and points
after touchdowns until this
season when he played in every
game as a linebacker.
Pietrosante has been the
Lions leading ground gamer
this season, one of the clubs
worst in many years. The Lions
have won three, lost seven and
tied one in the league.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
HorVath Keeps
Scoring Lead

MONTREAL, Dec. 8 (AP)-
Bronco Horvath, Boston Bruins
center. held on to the scoring
lead in the National Hockey
League today despite missing
one of his clubs three games
last week because of a toe in
jury.
-Horvath got only one goal
raising his point total to 35
made up of 81 goals, tops in
the league, and IA assists. But
his working margin dwindled
to five from seven points a week
ago, MIL official statistics dis
closed.
New York's Andy Bathgate
and Gordie Howe of Detroit
each Tailed one goal and two
assists to remain tied for Sec
ond with 80 points.
Bobby Hull of Chicago
chipped in with four goals and
two assists to move up from
sixth to fourth place with 2s
points. Jean Beliveau Of Mon.
treal and Boston's Vic Stasiuh
each picked up three points
Beliveau on two goals and ar
assist, and Stasiuk with three
assists. They fell from a fourth
place deadlock to fifth, eact
with q points.
Jacques Plante, Montre a
goahe. continued to lead in the
defense department, yielding
only 2.04 goals a game. He ha!
allowed SIS goals in 27 games
The scoring leaders.
Evening star., 1959-12-08

mer, who Is president OF the
Titans and one of the founders
of the AFL.
Salary terms were not an
nounced, but they are believed
in the neighborhood Of $25,0
a year, about twice what Penn
was paying.
Sebo and Wismer said they
would start Immediately on the
business Of lining up a head
coach for the team, scheduled
to start operating next season
along with the other seven AFL
teams. Wismer also said he had
signed a contract for his team
to play in the Polo Grounds
next year and 1861.
Sebo, one-time Michigan
State assistant coach, was fired
by Penn last week after leading
the Quakers to a Till season
and the Ivy League champion
ship. 1t was his first winning
season at Penn in six years.
He was caught with q big de-
emphasis program and a big
time schedule when he first
went there from Michigan
State.
Sebo's Six-year record at
Philadelphia was 1851.
The new general manager
said he and Wismer had five
or six men in mind for the head
coaching job with the Titans.
AS for his own personal
prospects, Sebo declared that
he was glad to be in the ad-
ministratiVe end of the game.
It's a change"
Sebo said he was going to
see a couple of bowl games and
visit with some of the players
the club has drafted.
PRO football won't be strange
to me-" he said. I've watched
the Eagles play their home
games in Philadelphia"
Evening star., 1959-12-08
WITH THE
HIGH SCHOOLS
sy-DIcK sLAY

compete: Bladensburg, Bethes-
da-C Chevy Chase, Fairmoni
Heights, Northwestern and
Wheaton.
Tackle Tom Kenny was dou-
bly, honored Saturday night al
the George Washington foot
ball banquet He was voted
most valuable player for the
season by his teammates and
also received the 18th annual
Dinky Scott Trophy as out
standing in the Presidents
opening game.
Banded together in the new
Central Interscholastic Con-
ference are Archbishop Neale,
Charlotte Hall, Longfellow
Quantico Post, st. Anthony
and Bulls High (oops) School
!. They will decide cham
pionships in the three major
sports plus swimming and
track st. Anthony remains
a member of the Catholic
League, though.
Long overdue is this correc-
tion: st. Adams finished the
football season with a record
of three victories, three defeats
and two ties, instead Of 2-4-2
as I reported after its loss to
Landon. Apologies.
Highlight of the recent An
nandale football dinner was
presentation by Arena Sports
Shop Of the Northern Virginia
football championship trophy,
the first ever presented to a
Fairfax County school. A
Evening star., 1959-12-08
Pro Club Signs Sebo
At Twice His Old Pay

NEW YORK. Dec. 8 (AP)-
Steve Sebo has bounced back
with a job paying probably
twice as much as one from
which he was fired last week.
He was signed yesterday as
general manager of the New
York Titans of the new Ameri-
can Football League, just a
week after he was let out as
head football coach at the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania.
The 45-year-old Michigan
State graduate got a three-year
contract and the big boost in
pay from a college claSsmate,
sports broadcaster Harry Wis