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Gold in Your Attic
Raids Trump Is Famed Rarity
by Van Allen Bradley

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
THE LYONS DEN
Too Young for Sarcasm
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-Emlyn Will
liams, the Observation-Disclosures
star, visited his fellow Welsh
man, Richard Burton, in Holly
wood. The Burtons have a %
month-old daughter, and Will
liams heard the child say to
her mother: "Daddy's shy"
.. III she's being sarcastic,
she's too young for that said
Williams. And if she means
it, it's a bad estimate of char
acter."
Although Christopher Fry
was on the set every day for a
year, working on the dialogue
of Ben Hur,' he'll get no
screenwriter's credit. Win
stOn ChurchilpS we'll enough
now to take a summer cruise
on Onassis' yacht.
Paddy Chayefsky, the beard
ed playwright, sat brooding
because of some published
stories about him-especially
the one in a Fire Island news
paper which said that his beard
is out. Don't you enjoy sue
cess?'' he was asked. =. Yes,
I enjoy it," said Chayefsky.
Are you bothered by auto
graph hunters?" he was asked.
Yes. I'm bothered by auto
graph hunters" said Chayef-
sky. especially when they say
May I have your autograph,
Mr.. Ustinov?"
\
Mary Martin says that Irv-
ing Berlin has a completed
score for a musical with at
least seven sure hit songs. Ber-
lin wrote it for THE Last Re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

DEAR ABBY: In nur cTT-
Gle Of friends there ETe many
with teen-Rge daughters WIND
are capable Of 'fbRuy-sftt1nE
But their services arr never
offered free.
When ! WIS N my teens. !
loved baby-tendIng fnT tfR
JOY of 1t. ! never FXpecrEn
any pay. An aunt once EEvF
me a dollar for taking cRTf
Of her baby one afternoon
and ! still remember nov
disappointed my mother WIS
when she learned ] accepted
it. (She made me- return IhR
dollar
Where are those lovely
teen-aged girls VIM Benr
babies for the JOY N II?
OLD FASHIONED
When Won and i weTF
young Maggie parents did
not treat themselves 10 many
evenings "Ouf". When a bg
occasion arose, there always
seemed to be a member nj
the family handy to stay
home with the little nneS-
Today, everyone SOciaiIzes
more. 'Baby-sitfing" has be-
come a vocation. M BnP Is
willing to do for 'sfref" that
fer which contemporaries aTF
paid.
DEAR ABBY: My husband
says ! am very cold. Actually
! am very warm and RffFc-
tionate only he isn't humR
long enough To find uut.
He stays out until -four Hn6
five O'Clock IN the morning
without an explanation Rn6
when he comes home M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

from Rome.
George CukOr, directing "a
Magic Flame" for Columbia by
day. is clubbing dialogue at
night with Sophia for their last
film in Hollywood. Heller With
a Gun" Makes it convenient,
both being in Vienna. Here,
as in Paris and London. the
girls wear their skirts at or
above the knee. And in
Johann Strauss-land, the fe-
male population spends more
in beauty parlors than any
where else in Europe. And how
they love bleached hair a Ia
Brigitte BardOt! I keep seeing
unreasonable facsimiles of B. B
everywhere I go in continental
Europe.
Katharine Hepburn, visiting
CukOr and Dirk BOgarde. who
portrays List in Flame" was
amazed at Dirk'S dexterity at
the piano after watching him
hit the right notes for "a min
utes. II had a few minutes as
Mime. Schumann in a picture
for Metro" said Katie. land it
was very, very difficult"
4
To return to Miss Hepburn's
closed set in London: Photog-
rapher linn Arthur got on it
by telling Burl Ives, filming
"Our Man in Havana: "EliZ-
abeth Taylor is next door, and
she's completely inaccessible
and I'd like to take some pho
tographs." Come with me,
said Burl. who was Big Daddy
to the Cat on the Hot Tin Roof
He took Arthur on the set and
the photographer USED MS
camera to good advantage. You
see, there are more ways than
one to skin a cat.
Director Josh Logan is now
interested in filming the life of
Maurice Chevalier, the famed
French star told me in his suite
at the Hotel Bristol here. For
q while, Danny Kaye wanted to
do my story. Then Arthur
Freed wanted to produce it
and now Josh Logan. The
project is definitely in the air
But it won't be done like the
Al JOlsOn story. I want to be in
it myself, in the last part, OF
course. I don't like to be alive
and not be in my own story"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

provided It Is in good con-
GIsIOu.
Mrs. D. A. NJ. Your z. s.
T1ppIngs Chronicles of the
Yellowstone st. Paul, 1889
Is worth around $50 or so in
fine condition. A dealer would
pay less. Of course.
J-F p Your Eli Bowen's
Pictorial Sketch Book Of
PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia.
1852 Is an So item.
Reader. Ottawa. Ont:
Your William s. Hunter, Jr.'s
Hunters Ottawa Scenery"
OTTAWA 1855 Is worth
around $50 in fine condition.
Mrs L s. Your two-vol-
ume first edition Of Personal
Memoirs Of Q. S. Grant"
New YORK. 1856 Is not
valuable. Copies sell regularly
for around SIS retail The VAL
liable large paper issue Of
this first edition printed on
PAPER Of larger SIZE Is worth
ABOUT S15-
Selected reader questions
uZIL be answered IN this COL
INN. Address them TO Van
allen Bradley. N core Of The
ErgUtHg Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
Miss Universe JUDGE
Keeps O Figure Chort

LONG BEACH Calf July II up -EM. GuIid be
in Universe cnIAt-E Enrrs beautiful ana
have a figure that hts V1nrem TInrTEs Gi1M--
Mr. TrottR for Is uHan m 1urEeF az the MISE
America tur het nUge of the
Universe girls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

In the Miss Universe cunIsE1
girls are judged IN evening
gowns and bathing suits. WhRn
it gets down TO the semi-fnHk.
each Judge picks I'VE E1rak. HE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

Continued From Page BIS
brought her own Italian cook
with her, land I have all my
vegetables and pasta flown in
from Rome"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
FAMILY COUNCIL
Daughters
Hove Fuss
About Ma


Myrna H-Erues1IuR ms
ci1IEkHned uUr.
ErneStlne We wuu' Z nR
anie 20 1--we Win OURSELVES
Afterwards.
TIE DETAILS
MSrna my SISTER and 7
are WqInen N Our SOS with
families and IuHds Of r.
spUnahlli1y n rEcEur vHH-E
one OF our biggest hERdHc1es
has oesn our mother WIND r
80.
Mother has EVHd Win NE
and VIII nv slE1Er EruREIIuR.
But Wherever Mother Z sue
SeEIuE 10 Waur TIC be HI TnR
The EuEniiy C1uHcil EnnsIzz OF q
Iudue, q pgCHIufrfst, tHuss
dguymgH, q uEs~sprpsT shFfur 4
~dnEHs ahifur mud tssu @rIsErz.
E1ch arflCis s a suHHmuy OF M
arflIm cnsE HIsrUry TIM EnuH.ii
Hsnurrs ON prubisHE tEur iIuNs
aHsH dauif SIN BY nszmnsIbts
auHHUes and cuHnzaiunz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

uses q figure chart. Six d II
drawings show figure flaws. M
Z is q form divine
Now, beauty Of face Hnn fie-
ure aren't all II takes 10 mafE
a Miss Universe Personality
figures strong, too. Bun q pOu1
physical specimen Just doesn't
have q chance.
Six Common Objects
Mr.. TruttR saws q WINNER
must present a perfect UvRT-Rl
impression. One or Jwp strung
points aren't enough. tbs char
lists defects that mnS1 cum-
monty cause contestants ID lnss
points. They are:
/. Shoulders 100 wIuR =
Shoulders too Sloping. 3. HwE
too wide. 4. Shoulder bones I'D
pronounced. ). Shoulders Rnr
back hunched. s. Legs irTRgn-
lar, with spaces between them
at calves, knees ann thighs.
His seventh drawing shows 3
perfectly proportinned figure.
Just paste on q beautiful fEcs
and you've got q powerful rnn-
tender.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

UC1pvrlgnr 1854
General Features Corp
Next AcndGy Venetian item.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

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At1lezIE1Ttl BuLt1Ga4ei lnr-l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

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Evening star., 1959-12-25
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BIDDING

VIM. Intner hoir topped double size
mattress. Were 1850, now $500
Foom Rubber double slze extra
firm set. Was I49O0, now $500
Mr.. and Mrs. swing heodboord-
Gray plastic Wos 1900, now 48.00
Kopen hi-Ieg KonvertbIe, foam
cushions, gold texture. Was $500,
now 229.0o
Simmons famous make extro-trim
duplex bed, os is. Was 1900,
now 1880
Foam Rubber twin size extra firm
set. Was 1890, now $500
Simmons Famous make twin sze
regular set. Was $500,
now 1890
Spring Air double size InnevDr0g
mottress, Was $3.50, now 1900
Simmons IS" Colonial hjde-o-bed,
beoutyrest cushions, beige tweed.
Was $500 now $500
VIM. Intner hand Imperial edged
twin set, 4O96 hair.
Wos 1900 now 1900
Evening star., 1959-12-25

signments when there is COM
petition for vacancies. and In
variably there is competition
for posts on Foreign Relations
and Judiciary.
1t Is probable the Repub-
licans will wind up reshufning
more than half a dozen COM
mittee spots. The Senators VINO
go on Foreign Relations and
judiciary probably will have
to give up other major COM
mittee places. This would en-
able men who have been in
the Senate only a few years
to move up to better assign
ments.
Evening star., 1959-12-25

on it had to be brought'ithere
by hand.
So the rock you stumble on
or that your plow hits may be
a fragment of history thou
sands of years old. p
A native of Texas, Mr.. Eze-
kiel's roots in Israel are, like
so many of it's settlers, less
than a decade deep. He moved
to Washington with his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Ezekiel,
at the age of IA
Studied Agriculture
When he entered George
Washington University, he also
joined a Habonim c'the build
ersO Youth Group and a year
later was sent to California to
learn agriculture nsgr.tz
Marcia Ezekiel had Joined a
similar group in California and
they later met at an agricul-
tural training camp in Israel.
Each took three months mill
tary training; then Joseph
stayed in the army an addi-
tional two years while she went
to the kibbutz at Urim. They
lwere married later i.and he
joined her at, ,Urim after his
military service.
There, he is a dairy farmer.
The kibbutz has sheep, cattle.
chicken, potatoes, grain and an
orchard. Its lis members (plus
10 children) are all well-trained
militarily, for their kibbutz,
which is near the GAIA strip,
is considered a buffer aaginst
invasion. g.
The life is demanding and,
of the 80 Americans who orgi-
Evening star., 1959-12-25

country with only their liveli-
hood to attach them to the
soil, the inhabitants are eager
to find other bonds to 1t.
In Midst Of Nesting
So archaeology, Mr.. Ezekiel
explains, helps to provide these.
In a land where the Old Tests-
ment is used as a historical
document as well as a religious
one, the people are very aware
that much of what they read
went on around them.
The archaeology also has its
practical ends. The Israelis are
now studying the methods used
by the ancient races and the
Romans for conserving the
waters of the winter floods
Urim is near a wadi or dry river
bed whose yearly food waters
if conserved, says Mr.. Ezekiel
would equal all the water the
nation hopes some day to take
from the Jordan River.
1t is also near a road from
Beersheba to GAIA that has
Evening star., 1959-12-25

been used since antiquity. and
the only fresh water source In
the area.
So the hobby which Mr.
Ezekiel started five years ago
by just picking UP things" has
become a part Of Lsrael's at
tempt to seek its heritage,
Urim now has a small archeo-
logical museum and library and
gets advice from the govern
ment's Department Of Antiq-
uities. 20 this young nation
and its young archeologist, an
tiqiuties are more than just bits
of the past.
Evening star., 1959-12-25
COP. to Fill
Two Senate
Unit Posts

Senate Republicans have two
choice committee vacancies to
I'LL when Congress reconvenes
January 6-one on the Foreign
Relations Committee and the
other on the Judiciary Com
mittee.
The openings resulted from
the death recently of Senator
Langer of North Dakota.
Senator Schoeppel of Kansas
chairman of the Republican
Committee on Committees, is
expected to consider applicants
for the assignments when he
returns to Washington in the
next week or ten days.
The seniority rule governs
the filling of committee as
Evening star., 1959-12-25
;3,I<

Drexel Coso del Sol WQInut drop
leaf table, 4 SIDE ond z arm chairs,
textured beige scots and backs.
Wos 1000, now 1900
Dillingham; Budeetrend solid elm
double bookcase heodboord and
one night tobIe Was 1000,
now 64.00
DrexeI Profile woInut set Of 3 side
chairs, upholstered scots and backs
in green texture. Were 1890,
now 74.00
DiIIinehom Orbit solid elm 8-pjece
dining group, 81" buffet 38' 'x58"
table, 4 cane back side chairs and
Z arm chairs. Was $500,
now $500
Tomlinson Sophisticote emberQIo
w0Inut drop-Ieof tables. Were
279OO, now 1890
DrexeI Profile walnut Mr. and Mrs.
dual storage heodboord, Wos
1920, now $500
Indianapolis Danish style one orm
48" love seots, reversible scot and
back cushions, choice Of turquoise
Or black cover, wOInut finish. Were
1900, now $500
Indianapolis Donish style soto. re-
VersibIe scot and back cushions,
gold plostlc cover walnut finish.
Wos 25COO, now l48.00
ThomosviIIe woInut fromed high
back chair, foam cushion, oronge
textured domosk. Was 2l80O,
now 10000
Schoonbeck pillow back lounge
chojL foam cushions, green and
brown stripe, walnut legs. Wos
2320O, now 1900
DrexeI Profile 30" gloss top vonity
with drawer. Was $3.50,
now 1900
Evening star., 1959-12-25

resident. Mr.. Ezekiel asked him
the depth he had been plowing.
then said he had probably
struck Roman ruins.
Further inspection showed
him to be right. The farmer
had hit the remains Of an
ancient Roman irrigation ditch.
The ex-Washingtonian, now
Israeli farmer and archeologist,
told his story yesterday at his
parents house at 3l05 Thirty
fourth street NV. He, his wife
Marcia, daughter Donna, 5. and
son Gideon, 8, had stopped
over in Washington on their
way back to Urim from Los
Angeles where they had visited
her parents.
$4,000 Years Pictured
On the dining room table in
neat curves Mr.. Ezekiel had ar
ranged a cross-section of his
tory. $4,000 years old and all
found in the vicinity of Urim
From flint hand axes and
pottery shards to parts of
lamps. sickles and moSaics, they
had all been virtually picked of
the ground. Israeli law will not
permit archaeological digging
deeper than 3 feet without Of
fetal permission.
To a casual observer, the
8,000-year-old clay ram's-head
or the stone weaving device
we're no different from a rock
you might trip over In your
front yard.
But, Mr.. Ezekiel pointed out,
In the kibbutZes' between the
GAIA strip and Beersheba, the
soil is go feet deep. Anything
Evening star., 1959-12-25
YuIe Spirit Prevails

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 25 (AP)
After robbing a cocktail bal
Of $315 yesterday. a gunmar
paused in the doorway before
escaping and yelled: If any,
body tries to follow me, I'll xii,
you-Merry Christmas to you
ALL"
Evening star., 1959-12-25
Name Fits Occasion

EUREKA, Calf, Dec. 25
(AP).-The Salvation Army
collected $4,000 for the poor,
and the fire department had
just the man for lighting a big
star signaling successful drive.
Chris Cringle, 90, got the job.
Evening star., 1959-12-25
OCCASIONAL

Empire cocktail tables, solid maple,
2O"x48", drawer discontinued
Were 5000 now $500
Imperial end table, mohoQony
27xl9, drawer, shelf, discontinued
pattern Was 52q5 now BATS
TomIinson lamp table. Fruitwood
ond cane, glass tops, three shelves,
~ diameter, unusuoI. Was $50 50,
now $500
Beocon Hill end table, moho1ony
ond EnQIish Yew wood, three
shelves, discontinued pattern, l5"x
IT" Was l760O, now $500
Weimon lamp table, Italian Pro-
yncioI Frujtwood, drawer, 22"x
Is" discontinued potten, Was
1850, now $3.50
Widdicomb lamp tables, inIoid woI-
nut cane shelf, drawer 22"x23",
discontinued pattern. Was l26OO,
now % .UU
Heritage end table, inIoid antique
French FruDtwood, drawer 24"x
28". 20" toll, discontinued. Was
$500, now $3.50
Kittineer commode lamp, table,
25l2"x28", exquisiteIy fooled Ieoth-
er top, inIoid mahogany discon-
tinued Was 1850, now l25.oo
Kent Of Grand Rapids lamp table,
Pumjce finish, marble top, bross in
10y Is" diameter. Was 23l5O,
now l25.o0
MeIdon card table,, custom made
French Provincial Fruitwood, tooIed
Ieother top, 3O' square Was
$1,000, now 5000
Worsow French Provincial cherry
so" breokfront, grill door deck, 8
drawers in base. Was $500,
now $4,000
Evening star., 1959-12-25
77:l.RHJJ1
UPHOLSTERED

Donovon Shops 81" SOTO, kick pIeot
skirt, spring down cushions; heow
turquoise texture. Wos $500,
now 1900
Erwin Lombeth l02" loose pillow
back SOTO, one buttoned foom cush-
ion, walnut legs, blue textured DOM
osk. Wos $500, now $500
Donovon Shop "a" ottoched pillow
back sofos, spring down cushions,
kick pIeot skirt, grey florol quilted
chjntz. Were 449OO, now 36S.00
Erwin Lombeth 88' loose pillow bock
SOTO, spring down cushions, kick
y pLeot skirt greer. domosk. Wos
5O3OO, now $500
Century shaped top onmIess chairs,
ebony base, choice Of fobrics. +,
y Were 1880 now 500
Erwin Lombeth pillow bock lounQe
chair on costers, spring down cush-
ion, brown texture. Wos 289OO !
now 1880
Donovon Shop tufted bock lounge
chair, gold and beige textured dom
osk Was 1850, now l2S.oo
Cochran 50" shaped bock soto, kick
PIeot skirt, buttoned back, turquoise
d0mosk. Was 5000, now 2S5.Oo
Cocheo g" Louis XVI sofo, fruit
wood base, down pillow back, spring
down cushions, gold stripe. Wos
$500, now $500
TomIinson 76" Sheridan SOTO, Fruit
wood frame, one shaped spring
down cushion, gold and beige dom-
ask Was 7l6OO now $500
Trende "a" loose pillow back SOTO,
kick pIeot skirt, docron and foam
cushions toast and beige stripe.
Wos 443CO, now $500
Donovon Shop 50" buttoned back
soto, kick PIeot skirt, spring down
cushions, Persimmon domosk Wos
$500, now $1,000
Evening star., 1959-12-25

Our annual pre- Christmas drue reductions Lifetime Furni
time for you the Christmas present you give
your home Americas finest furniture the nokers
Many dspoy pieces of kind items suites indWd-
uo left odd Listed below only hundreds
voues to be found Sorry cannot accept phone orders oil
soIes be final exchanges everything
subject prior sole because these oNe-owoy prices.
Items listed ore downtown only
Evening star., 1959-12-25
Ex-Resident 7 urns Up
Antiquities in IsroeI
By ROBERT L. PELL
Star Stah Writer

The young Israeli the collective at Urim
near Beersheba kept hitting rocks with his po Yet he
field that should not have had rocks much bound
with mortar-which is what these
So he complained to Joseph Ezekiel the amateur arch
eologS of the farm-or kbbutz-and former Washington
Evening star., 1959-12-25

nally came, about so are left.
But, in a new and young
Evening star., 1959-12-25
BEDROOM

Henredon Informal wolnut double
Storage heodboord. Was 2l2OO.
now $500
Heritage Old French Fruimood Is"
x38" Iodys writing table. Wos
l39 50, now $500
DrexeI poir Of French Provincial
woInut night. tables. Poir were
1890, now 99.Cu pr.
Henredon Informal woInut double
bed. Was 1850, now $500
DrexeI Treasury mahogany 5-Diece
group, 54" dresser, mirror, double
choirbock bed, 2nght tobIes. Wos
454OO, now 2980o
Century cherry Apiece group, Y"
triple dresser, mirror, g. drawer
chest, double bed. Was 55OOO
now $4,000
King solid maple 6-piece group,
81" dresser, mirror 5-drower Chest
double bed, Z night tables. Wos
368 90, now 2S8.00
HuntIey French Provincial cherry
50" triple dresser and mirror Wos
1880, now 1890
KindeI EorH American cherry f.
piece group, 50" dresser, mirror J.
drower chest, double bed Was
74OOO, now 4e5.00
Custom choise Lounge down pillow
back and cushion, ruffIed skirt
turquoise domosk. Was 1900,
now 5000
Pennsylvania House sold cherry
double chair back bed, discon-
tjnued. Wos l28.OO,
now $500
HenkIe Harris Colonial solid woInut
double spindle bed and one night
table Was 1890, now 1890
Century drectoire cherry 5-drower
chest, double bed. Wos 2725O,
now 1900
Century French Provincial cherry
double bed and one grill-door night
tobIe. Wos )74O0, now $500
Boxer Milling Road cherry 3-pece
contemporary group, 66" triple
dresser, mirror double bed. Was
$3.50, now $500
ThomosviIIe Louis XIV cherry 4
piece group, 73" triple dresser, mir
ror, 7-drower chest, Mr. and Mrs.
duoI heodboord. Was $500
now 455.00
MeIdon solid walnut French Pro-
WncjoI 5-piece group, Is" triple
dresser, 5-drower chest Mr. and
Mrs. dual heodboord, Z chest mont
tables. Wos I85OUO, now $500