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Evening star., 1960-08-24

Cassidy, has taken on the ma
ture air and confident manner
Of the Father Image. You look
like a President should look, "
said an admirer. Don't you
want to run for President?"
mo, I don't want to be
President. I just want to be
Hopalong Cassidy" said Boyd.
After all, nobody's ever mad
at Hopalong."
SCHOOL NOTE: A local can
didate heard his aides speak
Of 1.-The average man." then in
sisted there actually is no such
person. He compared it to a
lesson he learned at college
where the professor drew. on a
blackboard. a line exactly 51a
feet long. The 80 pupils tried
to guess its length. All 80 re-
plies were wrong; but theil
answers averaged 5la feet.
THEATER DEPARTMENT
The wealthy father of a stage
struck girl asked Billy Rose for
advice. She's not sure she can
Evening star., 1960-08-24

be an actress-but she just
loves the theater." Then
rent a summer theater for her
it costs only $3,000-and hire
a business manager to operate
it with her." Rose counseled.
She can be involved in five
shows a season. Maybe it'll
make a profit. At worst, you'll
lose $4,000 deductible dollars
the price Of a bad Utrillo."
POLITICS: Burnet Hershey,
the correspondent, tells Of
Khrushchev's visit to a War
saw schoolroom, where he asked
a boy about the Czechs.
They're our friends" said the
boy. And the. Hungarians?
They're our friends" said the
schoolboy. And the Russians?
THE Russians are our broth
ers." said the boy. Khrushchev
beamed: Good. But why are
the Czechs and Hungarians
your friends and the Russians
your brotherS?" Because, "
said the boy, I'VE can choose
our friends"
LOCAL NEWS JOann &
Woodward will co-star with
Paul Newman, Sydney Potter
and Diahann Carroll in the
film paris Blues. Will
liam Shirer's Rise and Fail
of the Third Reich" will be a
Book : Of the Month CluE
choice. 1t will include the Eich-
mann case. Jack KesSie
80, has just been promoted to
managing editor at Playboy
Evening star., 1960-08-24

the sidewalk space. making it
difficult for pedestrians to get
by.
He said that when he asked
the men to move on, Mr..
Dubofsky talked back to him.
Pvt. Creiden then arrested the
coach on a charge OF incom-
moding (blocking) the side
walk.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
THE LYONS DEN
What the General Said
By LEONARD LYONS

Morocco, where he sat with
proprietor John Perona. The
talk turned to the fantastic
sums Floyd Patterson and In
gemar JOhansSOn will earn this
year, with two fights. But
taxes will take most Of it," said
a man at the table. mo champ
ever will net as much as Demp-
sey. He fought in low-tax days.
Dempsey never knew what it
was like to have a big chunk
cut from his earnings"
"Oh. yes, he did," Perona
said. Remember, Jack Kearns
was his manager"
TV NOTE: William Boyd,
who won fame as HOpalOng
Evening star., 1960-08-24

NEW YORK.-Gen. Omar
Bradley made a speech at the
Mayors luncheon for the
United States Olympic team. 1t
was a quiet speech about sports
manship and the Importance Of
making these international
games a way Of amicable ex-
changes in the striving for vic
tory. A track star who came
late asked a record-holder:
What did Bradley just say?"
He said" the champion
translated, we're to go over
there and beat the hell out Of
those Russians:-but nice"
TAX DEPT: Jack Dempsey,
the bridegroom, was in Ell
Evening star., 1960-08-24
On Veterans Boord

President Eisenhower yes
terday approved the appoint
ment of Carlton E. Heyser as
a member of the Board Of
Veterans Appeals. Mr.. Heyser
now is an attorney-advisef to
the appeals board.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Films of More Than Routine Merit

BELLS ARE RINGING"-Judy Holiday delights again in
lavish film version of her Broadway musical hit
ICE PALACE"-Drama-laden movie a scale to match
Edna Ferbers drama-laden novel about Alaska.
CONfdANDMENTS"-Ceci De Miles big Biblical
spectacle, all about Moses and his life and times.
"SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER"-MOre Williams drama well
played by Katharine Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor
"THE APARTMENT"-Bily Wilder directed comedy, with
Jack Lennon wOOing and Shirley MacLaine.
Evening star., 1960-12-14
Kennedy :'II'II e 'Porty
In Ivory Coast

ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast. Dec.
IA (AP).-Three United States
Senators and Ted Kennedy,
brother of. the President-elect,
arrived yesterday for talks with
President Felix Houphouet :
Boigny and other leaders Of this
West African coast republic.
The Senators, Frank Church
of Idaho, Gale w. MCGEE of
Wyoming, and Frank E. Moss
of Utah, all Democrats, and
Mr.. Kennedy are touring new
African nations.
& Mr.. X kennedy speaking
French, said the group was
pleased to be in the Ivory
Coast to see the country's de-
velopment at first hand. He
added that his brother, Presi-
dent-elect Kennedy. is greatly
interested in African problems.
Evening star., 1960-12-14
|Dr. Reissig Honored
by 400 on Retirement
BY CASPAR NAMES
Star stan Writer

Nearly 400 Washington area
religious leaders last night
braved the cold and the icy
streets to pay tribute to DR..
Frederick E. Reissig, executive
secretary of the National Cap
ital Area Council of Churches.
who retires at the end of, this
month.
The dinner was at First Bap-
tist Church, Sixteenth and o
streets NV. - s.-
DIR. Edward Hughes Pruden.
uastor of the church, who
served as toastmaster. said the
gathering was "a tribute to DR..
Reissig far more than anyone
could speak"
Eisenhower Letter
Among the many kilograms
and letters sent to DR.. Reissig
vas a message from President
Eisenhower. 1t read as follows:
1T is a pleasure to send
erecting to the members and
friends of the National Capital
Area Council of Churches gath
cred in honor Of their executive
secretary. DR.. Frederick E. Reis-
Sig. For the past Is years. by
faith and by work. DR.. Reissig
has advanced the welfare Of the
Washington community.
His vigorous and effective
leadership will continue to
serve as an. example of the
power Of inspired cooperation.
Please give him my congratula-
tons and best wishes" Ss'g :
Benjamin M. McKeiway.
editor of The Star, told the
gathering thatDr. Reissig "has
needled the pubic conscience
Of the clergy as well as the
laity. He has been willing
TO say unpopular thingS because
Of his genuine convictl1M that
they must be said" .s z
THE clippings Of his activity
at the newspaper" Mr.. Nc
Kelway said.S tell the story of
4 Christians gentleman whose
constant coflcern has been for
those disadvahtaged by circum-
Stances-the lonelys@anda those
most in need ofhelp and under
Standing"
Tribute by Duncan
The Recorder of Deeds for
the District Of Columbia, John
Z Duncan. said. many Of the
@ducation, welfare and human
relations programs adopted by
ele District lowe much to DR..
Reissig's leadership. He
9ave human understanding in
all earlier day when the needs
fpr craftsmanship in delicate
problems was greater than It
iSstoday .a,.a .s>...,.-,- ., $500 -
DR.. John J. O'Connor, pro-
fessor Of history at Georgetown
University. said "Dr. Reissig
delighted to work with all men
Of good will in the pursuit of
good goals"
Isaac Franck. executive di-
rector Of the Jewish Commu-
nifty Council Of Greater WASH
ington. asserted that DR.. Reis-
sig's name was more than "just
the name Of a man. It is q
symbol aof fsund derstSnding. com
passion and sympathy working
Evening star., 1960-12-14
Castro Fires Cubon
Diplomat in Spoin

MADRID, Spain, Dec. IA
(AP) Cuban Charge d'Affaires
Ramon Estalella said last night
he has been fired by the Fidel
Castro regime.
II would have relinquished
the post soon anyway because
the situation Is unbearable. -
said. the 67-year-old Estalella,
an artist.
Mr.. Estalella had headed the
Cuban diplomatic mission in
Evening star., 1960-12-14

the years and for their pa
tience with me- -.
DR.. Reissig came to WASH
irlgtor in september. 1912,
from Emanuel Luteran Church,
Rochester, NY. Under his lead
the council. then called
|the Washington Federation of
Churches, grew from a staff of
nilie TO enc of. more than 20,
and ft;pm three departments to
10. 81 -
Evening star., 1960-12-14

hs.scsa s.sF.S y, y
together Scross all BARRIERS of
faiths" n ....s S%
So
others Speak =
Other; speakers were Harry
w. Seamahs Of the State De.
partment; DR.. William Stuart
Nelson. Dean of Howard Uni
versity; Mrs. Ralph D. Smith,
president ! of United Church.
women. National Capital Area,
and DR.. Freds 8. Buschmeyer,
assistant general secretary Of
the National Council of
Churches in charge of..-the
Washington Offices
1$IR his remarks, DR.. Reissig
thanked, those on the stan and
others associated with the
council, for their help, through
Evening star., 1960-12-14

Madrid since Ambassador Jose
Miro Cardona was recalled by
Cuba following an incident be-
Evening star., 1960-12-14

tween Prime Miristert Castro
and the Spanish Ambassador
to Cuba last January.
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Evening star., 1960-09-29
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Venezuela to Protest
U. S. Sugar Decision

CARACAS, Venezuela, Sept
20 (AP).-Venezuela said last
night it will take a complaint
against the United States to
the Organization Of American
States.>
President Romulo Betan-
court said his government con-
Siders a United States decision
to resume imports of sugar
from the Dominican Republic
is contrary to the spirit of the
pledges and agreements made
by Western Hemisphere foreign
ministers at a recent OAS
conference at San Jose, Costa
Rica.
The OAS at the San Jose
meeting voted diplomatic and
economic sanctions against the
Dominican Republic govern
ment headed by strongman
GeneraliSSimo Rafael Trujillo.
1t acted on the complaint of
Venezuela that Trujillo had
plotted the overthrow of the
Betancourt government and
had backed an assassination
plot on the life of the Vene-
zuelan President.
Informants said Colombia
and other countries that backed
Venezuela in the move to con-
demn the Dominican Republic
would take the lead again in
steps against the United States
Sugar-purchase decision.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
Businessmen Form

CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Domin-
ican Republic, Sept. 90 (AP) -
A group of 27 American busi-
nesSmen living in the Domin-
ican Republic have set up an
association here to try to i'm
prove relations between this
country and the United States.
They met in the ambassador
Hotel and elected as president
E. C. Dewitt, president of the
Fimaca firm.
Robert G.. Venn. president Of
the Miami, Fla. public rela-
tions firm of Venn, Cole and
Associates and founder of the
new association of Americans
here, said Americans settled
here know the truth about
their adopted country and can
duly inform those who live Ill
the United States"
Evening star., 1960-09-29
Paris BIockIists Actors
After Algeria Protest

PARIS, Sept. 30 (AP).-The
French government today
moved to bar the state-owned
radio and television to actors
and performers who have en-
couraged young Frenchmen to
avoid military service in Algeria
against the nationalist rebels.
The government also author
lied the directors of state-sub-
sidized theaters. such as the
classic Comedie Francaise, to
prevent blacklisted performers
from appearing on their stages.
A cabinet spokesman said a bill
is being prepared which would
deny state funds to any film in
which these persons had a role.
This government decision was
aimed at the signers of the So
Evening star., 1960-09-29

called Manifest of the 49," a
recent joint statement Defend
ing the right Of young men to
refuse military service against
what the signers called a war
of national independence"
Many persons we'll known in
the nations literary and artistic
worlds were among the signers,
according to a printed version
as distributed here.
The printed version included
the names of left-wing philoso-
pher-writer Jean-Paul Sartre
and cinema star Sim e
Signoret, winner of a Hollywood
Oscar for her performance in
Room at the Top" Miss
Evening star., 1960-09-29
Trunsmitter Seized

SAN SALVADOR, FL Saliva
dor, Sept. 20 (AP).-The gov
ernment press Office said yes
terday a powerful underground
radio transmitter promoting a
Communist-backed subversive
plot to overthrow the govern
ment has been seized by pub
lie security forces.
The alleged operator of the
station, ErneSto Delgado Prieto,
was arrested and turned over
to a military court, the govern
ment announcement said.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
Catholics Warned

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. 90
(AP) The archbishopric of
Rio de Janeiro yesterday
warned Roman Catholics to be
careful about voting for candi-
dates who have Communist
support.
Brazil. about 95 per cent
Catholic. elects a new President
Monday. The candidate backed
by President JuScelino Ku-
bitschek is Henrique Teixeira
Lott. He has drawn unsolicited
Communist support.
The statement Of the most
Evening star., 1960-09-29

Rev. Helder Camara, arch
bishop. did not mention Lott
by name but it singled out Ser
gio Magalhaes, a candidate for
governor in this state.
The churchman said Cath
olics must not vote for Magal-
haes because of his position
on divorce and communism"
Evening star., 1960-09-29
Convict Demands
Legal Hanging

TOKYO, Sept. 90 (AP).-
Death-row convict Kesatoshi
MatSushita, %. claims the gov
ernment is going to hang him
in an illegal manner.
Matsushita, convicted of Slay-
ing a family of four, contends
under an 1873 decree that all
executions must be by hanging
from the ceiling. Yesterday he
challenged in Tokyo district
court the preSent-day style Of
dropping the condemned man
into an underground chamber
with his neck tied to a rope"
The court rejected Matsu-
shita'S claim. His lawyer said
he will appeal.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
PONTIAC TEMPEST MAKES ITS BOW

| Signoret is the wife of singer
actor Yves Montand.
However, Information Min
lister Louis Terrenoire told
newsmen that several of the
persons whose names were
spotlighted in news accounts of
Evening star., 1960-09-29

the manifest have denied ever
signing it.
Without mentioning names,
Mr.. Terrenoire said several Of
the more prominent persons
were never even contacted and
asked to sign it.
Others whose names ap-
peared on the printed version
were left-wing writer Simone de
Beauvoir, author Marguerite
Duras, and the poet Vercors.
Evening star., 1960-09-29

at home .. or on your woy 10 work..
these major newseosts will keep you Up.
to-dote on the news.
Evening star., 1960-09-29

with the purchase of each extension
ladder when you carry it with you!
3 days only!
Evening star., 1960-10-02

Morgan Tab Hunter) learns that he has
been touted as the Bravest Man in the
WorId'' when he visits his younger
brother at military school. John McGwer
and Pat Close are featured.
"a THE LAWMAN.
Western. "The Mad Bunch" Marshal
Troop John RusseID helps a young man
tEdd Byrnes) make his choice between
the girl ne loves and the outlaws he
quit Peeeie Castle. Asa Maynor.
0 q ROY ROGERS SHOW.
Variety. Color Hour County Fair.
U. S. A." Starring Roy Rogers and Dale
Evans, plus Molly Bee and Walter Bren-
nan. Roy is joined by Walter in a sketch
at the harness races and Dale and Molly
team up in a cake-baking sketch
q THE REBEL.
Western. "The Champ" Johnny becomes
involved in professional prizefightine when
he meets an old army buddy Nick Adams
stars. Ed kemmer, Chuck Hicks.
q H00RAY FOR LOVE.
Comedy Revue. Special. Hour. A
spool Of love and lovers in America
Star Art Carney plays many roles.
among them a beatnik bachelor. Guests
Tony Randall and Alice GhostIey costar
In d sick one-acter by Tennessee Waltz.
Another skit is entitled Strange Straw
berries" Janice Paige. Jane Powell assist.
q UNDERSTANDING.
Public Service film. 10 Live Together"
Difficulties encountered and experiences
shared by children at an interacial
summer camp
a THE ISLANDERS.
Intrigue adventure Premiere. l Hour.
Five O'Clock Friday" Two young Care
free flyers and an attractive blond are
partners in a one plane airline. Viii
liam Reynolds James PhiIbrook and
Diane Brewster star. Daria Massey, Sc
bastian Cabot are featured
q THE LORETTA YOUNG SHOW.
Drama. "Far Exchange" A married
Evening star., 1960-07-08
.WAF Band
Concert
Tonight

The United States Air Force
WAF Band, a 50-member all
feminine concert unit, will
present a performance at the
Watergate at $3.50 tonight,
under the direction of Capt.
'MaryBelle Nissly.
Capt. Nissly, director of
the band since 1851, began
her career in military music
as leader of the first Wom-
ems Army Band organized at
Fort Des Moines, Iowa, in
1912.
She was a sergeant at that
time, but because the job
called for warrant officer
rank and because there was
no legal precedent to ap-
point her to that rank, spe-
cial legislation was intro
duced in Congress.
AS a result, early in 1914
WAC Sergeant Nissly became
the first woman in military
history to win a warrant Of
f1cer band leader appoint
ment.
Her band became we'll
known among servicemen-
1t serenaded more than a
million men at dockside as
they returned from the war,
an accomplishment which
won the band an Army unit
citation.
Warrant Officer NiSsly was
released from the service in
1916 to become supervisor of
music for Mannheim township
schools in her home town of
Lancaster, Pa.
During the Korean conflict
she accepted a direct COM
mission as a Captain in the
Air Force to organize and
direct the United States WAF
Band.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
Award Medals

Good citizenship medals
have been presented to Miss
Antoinette Ruth Bonanno and
Mr.. Barry Roger Schenof by
Ann Hill Chapter, OAR. The
recipients are students at Paul
Junior High School.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
SheiIo ReyboId
To Marry
Mr.. Donaldson

Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Bell
Reybold of Potomac, Md,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Sheila
Hardwick Reybold, to Mr..
Henry Thompson Donaldson,
son of Mrs. James H. Doug
las.
Miss Reybold was gradu-
ated from Holton Arms
School and attended Hood
College. She is a member of
the Junior League of WASH
ington.
Mr.. Donaldson, who is also
the son of Mr.. Chase Donald
son Of Mount Vernon, N. Y,
was graduated from Asheville
School. Brown University and
the University of Texas.
A fall wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1960-07-08

Mother-I knew it would
be this way when I let you
have a dog! You promised
to feed him but I'm the one
who does it.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
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Peter Lowford.
$50
4-The Brothers. Comedy.
Slack 10 lonne.
HeoIth and exercises for women.
7-Amos n Andy. Comedy.
1000
4-Doush-Re-Mi. Quiz.
Gene Royburn. m. c.
5-Ten O'Clock Movie.
Va Hours. "Crossfire. le47.
Robert Young.
7-TroubIe With fotheT.
Stu Erwin stors.
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