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Evening star., 1960-12-27

while hunting with the Mid
dleburg Hunt on Thanks
giving and spent q good many
days in the Winchester Hos
pital with Q fractured shoul-
der but was brought home
by brother Cappy on Tuesday.
Chauncy Brown played at
Oak Hill for the 10 o'clock-on
party for the debutante group
Of almost o hundred, aug
mented by younger friends
Of Missy De Lashmutt's, who
few home from her school In
Switzerland for the holidays.
Some of Missy's friends went
to the Warrenton Junior As
senbly before the Oak Hill
party. since the assembly was
o dinner-dance.
The sup-deb group will be
Evening star., 1960-12-27
C1RCLING THE COUNTRYSIDE
Parties Go On
Despite Weather

aisle trying to find Poppa.
and for the. littlest Grayson
angel who was scooped up by
Mama Janet, they stayed
within their ranks and Joined
their parents and the con-
gregation at an after-church
coffee and gingerale party
in the parish house.
One of the most appealing
little bits was the Woody
Hansons' red-haired angel.
whose curls outshone her
halo.
After the after = church
party, many adults from the
Upperville area slid UP to
the Austin Hayes Windsor
Farm for q repeat cocktail
party, one that had been
planned for the previous
Sunday in honor of Lillian
Lawson's birthday.
Only a dozen brave souls
could make it through the
Snowstorm the first Sunday,
not including the birthday
girl, but everyone made 1t on
the second try. 1t was o
CHEEKY reunion Of people who
had been showed in for al
most q week.
Roszel Lawson, John and
Lillian's daughter who was
presented to area society last
fall at the Middleburg Com
munity Center. shared q party
with Patty Connors on FRI
day night, given by the
Thomas De LashmuttS at Oak
Hill. Patty. who also made
her debut in the fall, fell
Evening star., 1960-12-27

Large, cheerful looking
snowmen. Christmas greens
and red carnations set the
mood last night for the
debut dance Of Miss Beverley
Ann Haynes.
The party was given by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Marvin Haynes, in the ball.
room Of the Chevy Chase
Club, following o dinner for
the debutante also held at
the club. The dinner hosts
were Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
fleld johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel p. Loomis and Mr..
and Mrs. Gregory s. Prince.
Beverley Ann wore q gown
Of pale blue peau de sole
embroidered with sequins and
pearls and she carried q bou-
quet OF holly and happiness
roses. Mrs. Haynes gown
was Of emerald green shirred
silk jacquard.
The guests, chiefly young
friends of the debutante.
danced to the music of Billy
Marshall and his Everglades
Club Band, who came up
from Palm Beach, Fla, for
the occasion.
In the gathering were Bev-
erley AIMS brothers. Ensign
James Marvin Haynes, ir.,
who Is home from Kingsville.
Tex, for the holidays. and
Mr.. Waiter Dunlop Haynes.
O senior at Amherst: also
Miss Susan Thorpe Of Win
on-Salem, N. c., the debu-
tante's college roommate,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin r.
Jennings Of Elewelyn Park,
West Orange. N. j., her god
parents.
Miss Thorpe and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jennings are house.
guests of the Haynes.
Beverley Ann, Q fifth gem
Grafton Washingtonian, is a
graduate Of Holton-Arms and
ew attends the School of
ursing Of the University of
@:th Carolina.
Aer mother also made her
debut here.
Last June, on her eight
zenith birthday, Beverley Ann
was presented to her parents
friends at q tea in their coun-
try home, CORTLAND Farm.
Aldie. Va, and she bowed
again at the Washington
Debutante Ball last Friday
night.
She Is the granddaughter
Of Mrs. Walter G. Dunlop
and the late Mr.. Dunlop and
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Haynes Of Cleburne. Tex.
Miss Morgan Bows
Another debutante dance
yesterday was that given by
Mrs. Helen Spiess Morgan for
her daughter, Charlene.
y a supper dance for young
people. members of the fam
@ and close friends, it was
held from 10 pm. to 2 am. in
the Terrace Banquet Room
Of the Shoreham Hotel.
The evening began with q
reception and supper. during
which Hugo Dicenzo and his
Singing Violins played sweet
melodies. Devron and his Or
chestra ' took over later for
the dancing.
The theme Of the party was
pink and the debutante, her
mother and 14-year-old sister
Valerie, who stood together
to receive the guests. all wore
varying shades OF the color.
Charlene's hoor-length
gown Of nylon peau de sole
had rows and rows Of inch
Evening star., 1960-12-27
Greet the holidays

BASED ON A REALISTIC PERMANENT
Look your most beautiful for New
Years parties in 1861 with an
exciting new eoiffure. The look is
different shorter slightly
smoother but still with the soft
ness that is fIotterine to all facial
contours. It's q look that will make
the exaggerated bouffoney Of the
past look out-doted. Eosier to core
for, too, when based on an expert
cutting, q wonderful body permanent
by Realistic. $40 and up. Use your
Charge Account, if you choose.
Evening star., 1960-12-27
BEAUTY SALON.

BEAUTY SALON.
TINE HEIGHT COAL s STORES
CALL IA. $500 FOR An APPolNTMElT
Appleton $500 for Prince Georges Plsxe,
Republic $1,000 fer MeVlow Hsishts)
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-30

Q . . Q . . .
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-30
The Picture Of Health
By Robert A. Arens. M.D.
Hep0fifis

The treatment of hepatitis de-
pends on the cause. Infectious
hepatitis, mysteriously on the up
swing, is a viral Inflammation of
the liver. A flu-like attack with
sore throat and fever is followed
by loss of appetite, nausea, vOm-
iting, and an inability to digest
anything but the most simply
prepared carbohydrates and pro-
teins, both of which the liver
patient needs in large amounts
especially protein
The shunting of bile from the
digestive tract in hepatitis leads
to bizarre cOlOratiOn, including
bile pigments thrown into the
bloodstream and the urine, turn
ing eyeballs and skin yellow and
urine brown, while the stool, de-
prived of bile, is pale.
In a few cases the disease is
fatal, though the unhappy pa
tient may wish all were. Incred-
ible exhaustion and weakness
come with liver disease because
the liver normally stores and re-
leases the blood sugar we depend
upon for energy. For some time
after his recovery; usually In
several weeks, the infectious hep
atitis patient must eat extra pro-
tein, eat small meals often, and
shun alcohol, which throws an
extra burden on the liver.
Serum hepatitis follows an in
OculatiOn or TRANSMISSION when
needle or blood is contaminated
by viral hepatitis. Other hepa-
tits may come from tumor or
cirrhosis of the liver or its in
fection by amebae or spirOchetes,
or arsenic or other toxic agents.
Though treatment depends on
the cause, diagnosis may be diff
ficult. infectious mOnOnucleosis
may initiate infectious hepatitis,
too.) In obstructive jaundice,
caused by gallstOnes or other, in
fiammatOry, blOckage of the bile
duct, x-ray studies must usually
be made by the radiOlOgist to
confirm diagnosis. The cure here
is surgery.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-30
Bits of This

The marriage of May Britt and
Sammie DaviSs Jr., Is the top
news item in several newSpa-
perS and magazines. Frank Sin
atra will be the best man at the
mupdals planned On Oct. l6.
Friends have advised Sammie
to cancel a reception at the Bev-
erly Hilton following the cere-
mOny at his Beverly Hills home.
HAAAA
Pearl PrimuS. 32-year-old
dancer and student was seriously
injured in an auto accident In
New York. She recently returned
from Africa where she had been
gathering material for her doc
tors dissertation on primitive
cultures.
HAAA AA&
Shirely verrett-Carter. a
young meZZo-SOpranO who re-
Gently won the Young Musicians
Foundation Award will appear ar
the Los Angeles Festival Sym
phony Orchestra next week.
AAHA AAA
Plans for a South African tour
Of Louis ''Satchmo" Armstrong
has been cancelled at the re-
quest Of the government Of South
Africa.
AA .
Count Basic and Singer Joe
Williams provided some great
background music for Fred As
taire's agelesS dance rOutines
On this televiSion spectacular
Wednesday night.
AA . AA
Johnny Mathis receives more
national magazine advertise
ments than any other sepia Groom
er. Columbia Records must be
making a small fortune from his
cuttings.
AA o &&
Eddie Haywood. a great pian-
iSt has a new album ON the Mer-
curry label.
A& q
That divine SongStreSS. Sarah
Vaughan delivers another great
Mercury album titled Close To
You"
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-30
Electric DisFwusher
Aid to Etiquette

Etiquette experts say it's rude
to wash dishes while guests are
still present. Clear the table,
scrape and stack the dishes if
you must, but don't wash them
until guests have left, even if
the sight of dirty pots and pans,
dishes and glassware piled in
the kitchen is almost unbear-
able.
Party manners can be remod-
eled along with the kitchen if
an automatic electric diShWaSh-
er is installed. It will be the
hostess answer to the dinner
guest dilemma. She can put the
pots and pans in the dishwasher
before sitting down at the table.
They'll be done automatically
during dinner, ready to be put
away so dinner dishes can go
right from the table into the
diShWaSher.
Too many little dripS go
around tryin' to make q big
splash.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-30

Leukemia has increased nearly
400 per cent in men over SO since
1880. The American Cancer So
ciety is spending large sums for
research on ways to control this
fatal form of cancer. It needs your
support.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-30
Race Relations
Diory

LAGOS, Nigeria: The United
States will send an official del
egation to Nigeria's independ-
ence celebration which begins
Oct. /.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-30

NOLAN JONES
Born: March 81. 1899 Height:
5-8. Weight: l65. Class: jun
i0r. Hometown: New KenSington.
Pa. Entered Arizona State I'm
1858. Was graduated from New
Kensington High in 1858. High
school coach: Donald Fletcher.
Psychology major. Parents: No
lam Jones. Sr. and Mrs. Cod0-
shia Bennett. New Kensington.
Evening star., 1960-09-07

coats over the shorts. There
are boys over there.
Barnard's capitulation came
after months Of smoldering
stalemate. A ban on shorts
and slacks announced last May
brought a howl of protest from
the girls and mixed reaction
from the boys.
The girls demanded to decide
for themselves what to wear
and not to wear on campus.
Over at Columbia many q
youth expressed dismay at the
infringement Of the freedom
to expose a bit of thigh.
However. at Barnard itself
one male instructor who faced
the girls en- masse in short
befrocked ranks in his art
classes put forward the view
that many would do well to
cover up.
Referring to the gre a t
Flemish painter Rubens, whose
taste tended toward depictions
of pink tinted ladies of ample
girth. the instructor commented
caustically:
Girls wearing shorts look
like third-rate Rubens."
At any rate, the schools new
regulations spell out precisely
how short the shorts may be.
Two inches above the knees,
and let the howls fall where
they may.
Evening star., 1960-09-07
HOLLYWOOD
How Scattered the Stars
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

is doing another Asphalt
Jungle" and Keith. as you know,
stars in "The Aquanauts" series.
Her latest present from her
husband was a $500 knitting
machine especially designed to
knit socks and ties. Now there's
a practical husband for you.
Jack Palance receives $185, 900
for his starring role with Anita
Ekberg in THE Mongols," to
shoot in YugoSlavia and Rome.
And he gets to keep most of it,
on his tax-eaSy reside C e
abroad. Jack describes his role
as the son of Ghengis Khan
as "roistering and romantic" "
Also lucrative, Jack.
Evening star., 1960-09-07
Soviet Military
Gets New Role

MOSCOW, Sept. 7 (AP).-
Soviet military commanders
hold responsibility for both mil
itary and political training of
their troops under sweeping new
regulations announced today.
There was no mention of the
role Of political commissars,
who for decades indoctrinated
the armed forces for the Com
munist Party and at times
shared in command, decisions.
The new regulations were
announced in the military
newspaper Red Star by Marshal
Andrei A. Grechko, the former
Soviet ground forces commander
who now commands the War
saw Treaty armed forces.
They stress the principle of
one-man command, quoting
Lenin as saying that is the only
correct and reasonable way to
manage troops.
THE commander of de-
tachment or a subdetachment
is the only one who answers
and bears responsibility to the
Communist Party and the Soviet
government for the constant
military readiness of the de-
tachment," Marshal Grechko
said.
HE is responsible for the
and political training,
for the military discipline and
political and moral state of the
personnel, for the state of
equipment. technique and trans
port and for living and medical
provisions.
Marshal Grechko was a COM
in World War II on the
Ukrainian front. where Nikita
S. Khrushchev was a political
commissar. His rise in the Red
Army has been. fast under the
Soviet premier.
Evening star., 1960-09-07

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Tony Perkins, in Paris, has
been discovered-or vice versa
by the aristocratic-sounding
Jacueline D'Hauteville. Tony,
awaiting the start Of Time
on Her Hands" with Ingrid
Bergman, checked out of the
posh San Regis Hotel for the
equally expensive Lancaster,
of the Champs ElyseeS. /.
Yves MOntand, who should be
safely back in Paris, has prom
ised wife SimOne SignOret that
the only leading lady he will
ever love and cherish is Simone
Signoret.
Before he left for his movie
in London. Gary Cooper was
guest of honor at a party
given by Basil Goulandris in
Southampton, Long Island.
Wife Rocky will do some shop
ping in London and Paris while
Gary tolls meath the hot
camera lights.
y y y
Felicia Farr has been in New
York to film a "A Naked City"
TV segment, and to see her
longtime beau, Jack Lennon,
now rehearsing for his Broad
way show, Face of a Hero
It's going to be quite a theatri-
cal season in Manhattan, as
Lucille Ball reminded me when
I lunched with her before she
moved into her terrace apart
ment in the east sixties.
Lucille's two children flew in
yesterday from California, and
will attend a parochial school
in New York.
The talk of Tangiers is
Barbara HuttOn's emergence as
a hostess. The rich little poor
girl rarely saw a soul on pre-
vious visits to her moorish
palace in the local casbah. Her
new interest, Englishman Lloyd
Franklin, who is a singing
guitar player these nights,
might have something to do
with the change in barbara.
Il 4 i
I'm glad I caught "West Side
Story" again with Larry Kert
and Carol Lawrence. Why they
were not starred in the movie
version I'll never know. =.
Larry and Carol, also Allyn Ann
McLeme, have given the most
inspired performances, eSpe-
cially the night I saw this won-
derful musical again. I can't
the play without Larry,
who left the show last Saturday
night after three years with it.
Vera Miles and husband Keith
Larsen are very TV happy. Vera
Evening star., 1960-09-07
Legion to Pay
York's Tax Debt

TIPTONVILLE, Tenn, Sept
Z (AP).-The Tennessee Ameri-
can Legion plans to pay the
$29,141 income tax debt owed
by Sergt. Alvin York, a hero OF
World War I.
A drive to raise the money
by November 11-Veterans Day
was approved last night by
318 delegates from Is West
Tennessee posts.
The Internal Revenue Serv-
ice says Sergt. York, now 70,
didn't calculate his income tax
right on the $150,000 he was
paid for the movie rights to
his biography in 1941.
Sergt. York, who lives in the
hills near Pail Mall, Tenn,
regards the tax claim with in
difference. He says he doesn't
owe a cent.
when got that money
paid them half and told 'em
the other half was mine," he
said.
Evening star., 1960-09-07
ERRATIC CARLTON
MISSES REGULAR
CONCERT DATE

The temperamental Meth
erlandS carlton has done
it again.
Offering g unscheduled
concerts from its tower
near the Two Jima statue
in Arlington at 3 am, the
carlton was supposed to
give out with an official one
at 8 pm. yesterday.
1t didn't.
National Capital Parks
officials said today electri-
clans are still at work on
the timing device but can't
promise when some accu-
rate scheduling will be
possible.
Evening star., 1960-09-07
Girls at Bornord Win
Fight to Wear Shorts

NEW YORK, Sept. 7,,(AP)
Never one to skirt the issue,
the roSy-kneed girls at Barnard
College have won the battle
of Bermuda shorts.
Word has come down from
the top brass tnat shbrts worn
10 class and library when ses-
sions start later this month
will be okay If they are not:
Too short. ,
Too bright.
Or, ahem. too tight.
However, across the street at
Columbia University, the girls
will simply have to wear long
Evening star., 1960-09-07
Freshmen Greeted

Freshmen from the Washing
ton area entering Cornell Uni
Iversity this fall will be guests
of honor at the meeting of the
Cornell Club Of Washington at
g pm. tomorrow in the Federal
Room of the Statler-Hilton
Hotel.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

BETHEsDA, near Nh = Weii-
;hfS:S HIs4sa,,a:h ih;;sGry ;Sp1 1,S brick; iL rm;
table space, disposal, dishwaSher
3 bedrms,, den, IN baths. tiled
bsmt;, gar, ser porch. outdoor
fireplace: lower eos. OPEN liz,
OIL. 2-0S62. Prom Bethesda q
Center, IA mi. out Old GEORGE
town to Suburban Hospital, left
on Lincoln 3 blks.. left on Gar
field to S606.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

JAMES c. coNLEY A. CO
o62B Ga. Ave, JU, e-4134 Til 0
Evening star., 1960-08-08

ASSUME 4ls% CT Trust a6so.
iutely immaculate large rambler
pool; 3 large bedrooms, IL baths
on first floor, immense kitchen
with lots Of cabinet space: full
basement tiled opening onto large
ground level porch. Only $4,000.
4: J, kESSlNGER q CO., ~. O.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
PARKER
ARLINGTON, N.-$18,950
LUCILLE COOK
y. o-327@ Realtor JE 1-4664

Close-in. mr.. shop, schls.. buses.
Spacious older house In good eond 4:
e-story, 3-bedrm. center hall.
Heated porch: partly finished full
bsmt.: lge lot Low eos. 1913 N.
Taylor St. Open Sat. and Sun. pm.
OIL. 4-53O4
Evening star., 1960-08-08

WHEAToN-Low down payment
and move in (owner win decorate
to your choice OF color to this
charming 3-bedrm. rambler on
large. level fenced lot. S14,95O
and OK'D 4 TRADE.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

Walk TO Spout Run from this fabu-
lous brick and stone split-level
with panoramic view Of towering
OAKS and stream. Custom-built,
with 3 tremendous bedrms., fam
tastic closets, island kitchen, FAM
lily room with decks. laundry room
on Kitchen and many other fea-
lures that must be seen. Trades
considered call
Evening star., 1960-08-08

BETHESDA-Attfae split level.
3 bedrms., pa baths. den, rec.
rn., gear gar. S29,950.
oIULIANo Real Estate. OIL. 4-1lOO
BETHESDA, Sls,95O. Real cutie
3-bedrm., 2-bath Cape Cod with
nice den on 1st ir.: full bsmt., y,
nice yard; excel. financing wIvery
low dn. pymt. extremely eonven-
lent neiRhborhood. C. B. WYVELL,
Real Est, OIL. 6-o17s; ewes, OIL.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

BETHESDA, Naval Hospital and
NH area-lmmed. poss.: 3 bed.
rms, 1ls-bAth brk. rambler: bsmt. ..
nice yard; assume loan or FLA
$le,25O.
q. A. scHEsINoER CO.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
w. BERENS, Realtors

Arlington once, ia. 5-o7o7
ARLINGTON, N. by OWNER
$1,000 down and move in today:
no settlement charges Brick CO.
lonial. near the Country Club: Just
redecorated. Call Mr. CORY, ia.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
METzLER, REALTOR
GEORGETOWN
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

MT. PLEASANTi BY OWNER-All
brick, Q lge. rms, 2 kits, 2 baths,
extra-lge. bsmt., gas h.-w.h.: "a
blk. from school; wonderful con-
dition: $4,000. EV. 4-6070.
SPRING VALLEY, S39, ,96O-Attrac-
tive brick Colonial with spacious
living rm., dining room, study.
well-eauipped kitchen. powder
room on FIRST floor; bedrms., 2
baths on End floor; storage attic:
above-grade recreation room with
fireplace, bath and garage. See
today. JAMES Z. sCHWAB, EN-.
2-5s00: ewes. OIL. 4-76a3.
COLORED-3IO3 18th ST. NV
S295 dn.: 4-bedrm. tap. brk., ex-
ira lge. rms. OWNER, co. 5-1a54.
COLORED-COLONIAL BRICK
S12,a5O, $1,000 DOWN
Immaculate 20-ft. brick home, side
hall plan. large liv. rm., din. rm !,
den, kitchen, 3 large bedrms. and
bath; full bsmt, sas heat and
garage. This Is 9 steal on todsy's
market.
LOUIS RUDDEN To. 2-so6O
COLORED-VACANT
Evening star., 1960-08-08

onvince yourself that this new
split-level is unbeatable. Lo-
Gated In Burnt Mills prestige
area, 1t offers & bedrooms, 3
baths. paneled recreation room,
gameroom. ad infinituml S2e,750
tno kiddingD.
omph! best describes the huge g.
bedroom rambler we're offering
this side OF Rockville, Huge
2OO-foot lot Allied with trees
plus q lovely recreation room
make this Q bargain at $4,000.
ew. England Cape Cod farmette.
10 rolling acres. Ride horses:
raise chickens. Country estate
and not too far out; S52, 800.
oans are hard to come by but
this 3-bedroom split-level has q
4heH loan to assume. S23.b00
family kitchen and porch.
9
arm big dividends: invest wisely
in this brick Colonial in Carroll
Knolls, one of Silver Spring q
most convenient locations. 3 bed
rooms, recreat tion room, screened
porch overlooking . lovely land :
Scaped lot with Q weeping willow
Choice Of financing; Sl9,750.
Y
achtS and Cadillacs can wait!
First enjoy the true luxury Of q
fine home in elose-in Silver
Spring. S23.pbO includes 31a-
ton air eond., recreation room. 4
bedrooms: . wonderful buy in q
brick rambler.
JAMES c. coNLEY L. CO
Db2B Ga, Ave, JU, e-4l34 TIL
Evening star., 1960-08-08
ARLINGTON
SMALL ESTATE

This elegant French provincial
home with master bedrms. and 3
baths on 1st floor, master bed
rm. and q bath on I'd FIR, is one
OF the truly distinctive residences
of N. Arlington Situated in the
midst Of towering oak trees on q
level 1-acre setting, II is in walk
ing distance OF the Washington
Golf and Country Club and Mary
mount College. Imaginative design
and rich appointment are evi-
denced by: Gracious entrance hall
with stone floor, huge 2sxl6 ca
thedral ceiling living rm. with ball
cony stairway to I'd floor ban
quet-sized dining rm. and beauti-
fully finished English basement
recreation room with fireplace.
French doors to screened porch
and opened stairway to main level.
ALSO: Completely modern 1-year.
old kitchen. maids rm. with full
bsmt.. garage, heavy slate roof,
exouisitely Handicapped ground
with secluded brick patio. Price
mid -1ns
Evening star., 1960-08-08
BRICK CAPE COD

Just over D. c. line. it's con-
Venlent and encompasses all
the features for modern liy-
ing. Excellent neighborhood,
2-car det. garage, 21a baths,
sep. din rm., rec. rm. COM
plete with bar, 8 big bed
rms, modern kit. with
breakfast nook. Front and
rear porches. It's q happy
home waiting for the right
family. May we show your
Evening star., 1960-08-08
ARLINGTON
COUNTRY CLUB
$30,950

A BEAUTIFUL BRICK RAMBLER
cGUB AREA q OF Moth 51s '2RsEiSi 3RE1Na.
TON is HARD TO FIND BUT WE
HAVE ONE. THIS HOME FEA-
TURES 2 BEDROOMS, . FULL
TILE BATHS. LARGE LIVING
ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. FULLY
EQUIPPED KITCHEN WITH BAR.
SEPARATE FORMAL DINING
ROOM AND IN THE LOWER
FIREPLACE. MAIDS ROOM WiTH
HALF BATH AND PLENTY OF
STORAGE SPACE. A FINE HOME
PRICED RIGHT IN A PRESTIGE
EEIGHBORHOOD.