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Evening star., 1960-03-16
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Risky PIuy
Wins Overtrick
By ALFRED SHEINwoLD

Should you risk your con.
tract in the attempt to make
an extra trick? Perish thu
thought. declare the rubber
bridge players. The tournament
players Just sign and look un.
happy. Here's the sort Of hanc
that produces a sigh at a tour.
nament:
North dealer.
North-South Vulnerable.
NORTH
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OAK
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WEST EAST
A84 AKOJ76
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North East South West
IL IA 20 Pass
81 Pass AZ All Pas
Evening star., 1960-03-16
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29

year-Old photographer with an entree
to fashionable circles in London
through family connections. With his
entree, he was able to photograph
some Spanish flamenco dancers,
hired especially by his uncle. de-
signer Oliver Messed, to entertain at
small but select social gathering in
his home. After few years, his fash
ionable-circle pictures gained him
royal favor and the rest is history
At the time, only a British maya
zine, now defunct, thought these
pictures of any interest. But on
second glance, these early Jones
works, seen for the first time this
side of the Atlantic, show only that
he might otherwise have had a modest
success as photographer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29
Early Jones Artistry

W7HEN an artist becomes famous,
w usually after a long career or
posthumously, his early works ac-
quire value undreamed of at the
time they we're painted. Something
similar, though with a far more
cheerful aspect, is going on now in
the field of photography. The public
little knew and less appreciated the
pictures of a handsome young Lon
doner named Antony Armstrong
Jones. Then along came Princess
Margaret, and the world promptly
decided to re-appraise the photog-
rapher'S talent.
These pictures are an example
of Mr.. Armstrong-Jone early cam
era artistry At the time they we're
taken, in 1852, he was a struggling %
Evening star., 1960-09-14

Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1222 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
PALMER FORD, INC.
RELEASES COMPANY
Evening star., 1960-09-14

'56 Savoy 2-dr.: fully
equip; in excel. cond. throughout;
beaut. royal blue finish; full price,
Evening star., 1960-09-14

OLDsMOBILE SO "ss'' hardtop
sedan; white: power steering,
power brakes; unusually nice; ST.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
DIG THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. c.
"Wednesday, September II, 1860
Evening star., 1960-09-14
OFFICIAL CARS
InWest. Prices Ever

Lowest Prices Ever
1860 FORD Fairlane Tudor g.
blue. NO. 1852. Discount used as
Terms. Guarantee. SS,595.
1860 FORD Galaxie town sedan;
white. Driven by co. pres wife;
h.. padded dash and visor, wheel
cover, power. seat, steering. etc.
Discount used as part down pay
ment: S2.795. No. S96.
1860 FORD Fairlane Tudor "s:"
Fordomatic' z; and b.. other ex::
tras; No. 763, green. Discount
used as part down payment;
1850 FORD Fordor Ranch Wagon;
lSa; antee, terms, ms title It'll hfT No. sse. 81.
295. Discount used as part down
1850 FORD e-pass. Country Sc
dan: red and white, cruisomatic;
dasS ana and visor. 81. WV EfGa Tires. pA1eso neSa
car title and guarantee, terms.
S2,795. No. 7eS. Discount used as
part down payment.
1860 THIRD hardtop; blue, Wv.
tires, power brakes. windows.
seat. steering, r. and h., new-car
ElllCs INALAos EuhL allCCs 1NOs EOt t.
1896. Discount used as part
down payment.
1850 FORD Sunliner. black. Wv.
tires, Fordomatic, Third engine,
:: and h;' power steering; wheel
guarantee. terms. tile. Discount
1850 FORD Gslsxie % club Sedan: :
blue and white, Wv. tires, r. a.
h., cruisomatic, T-bird engine,
power steering, driven by Gen.
Sales Mgr. New-car title. terms.
guarantee. terms, title. Discount
as part down payment. No. S45.
No. 300: Wv. tires, cruisomatic,
glass so paddsd nadd d dash n0 and nd 'fsor VisoP,
wheel cover, power steering. Used
by sales mgr. New-car title, terms,
guarantee. Discount used as part
down payment. $3.50.
1892 HAMILTON ST.
HYATTS., MD. AP. TOTO
PACKARD "a convertible; Sacfifiee;
onth. snsSi fsGPi soPER. "a "a ssToS. dSSR; sls
PACKARD '55 Pstricien 4-door;
2-tone blue: equipped incl: power
steering and brakes, 10000 miles.
BY local Rey: resident. Buy now,
OLMSTEAD
EST. OLDs DEALER SINCE 1885
5000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. 7-s400
PACKARD '56 2-dr. hit: full power;
COLONIAL OLDS co.
9Th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 3-5655
PACKARD '49 4-dr.: runs. needs
repair; or good for parts: good
body; S35. WA. 7-1614.
PEUGOT 1853 403 sportsedan sun
roof; immaculate green f1nish.
matshing vinyl and leather inte-
rior; fully equipped; Wv: excel
lent condition throushout. Guar
CAPITOL PARTISAN
MOTORS, INC.
Authorized Renault-Peugeot Dealer
22nd and N NV. FE. 7-2S30 I'll 9
PEUGEOT go; excel. cond.; will
consider trade on station wagon.
Call AP. 7-1942 after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE |

OLDsMOBILE 80 Super "ss" con-
yerttble coupe; bronze with match:
brakes, all leather Interior; very
clean; special S2,495, ccC guar.
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV. FE. 7-2600
Evening star., 1960-09-14

PONTIAC so convertible: white, r.
z ana . h h" pew pew TOP; $226. Call after
Evening star., 1960-09-14

PONTIAC 80 convertible: white, r.
and h.. new top. 1925. Call after
9 pm. KE. 7-I7pi.
PONTIAC 80 convertible; hydra
matte, power steering, power
brakes, radio, heater. Wv. tires:
yhite hnish: excellent condition T;
JACK BLANK
PONTIAC
1897 irving st. NV, AID. 4-s5OO
BANK ON JACK BLANK '''
PONTIAC 80 4-door station WAGON :
brand new; power steering, auto.
transmission. fully equipped, bar
gain at S3,O4O; bank financing.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1920 WISCONSIN, AVE, OIL. 4-sono
I'm THE HEART OF BETHESDA"
PONTIAC 80 conv. coupe; Aipine
white, red leather int, auto,
slans' sual: 4 70 Sns Snd h.. p.s" D,b,: full
STANDARD PONTIAC
2460 cHILLUM RD., AP. 7-71oo
QUEENSTOWN SHOPPING CTR
Evening star., 1960-09-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC I,I.i.s 'S3 ;. 1;dr sedan; ;,I:,t.si r sna
5000. EN-. 1907.
PoNTIACSi new or used. "For the
best deal see Mcneil"
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1920 WIS. AVE. OIL. $4,000
I'm THE HEART OF BETHESDA"
Evening star., 1960-09-14

oLDs 50 Dynamic "ss, sedan;
Jet.Away auto, r. and hi black
snS sDSr Ws.tis s.is1 cost nsTjsfT sises so1S iSa
price; 80 mos. hn., GMAC.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

Aside from regular Democratic
party dinners, he attends only "a few
small dinner parties" Usually, he has
dinner in a restaurant with staff mem
bers or colleagues, then returns to
his apartment, where he may spend
the evening with newspapers, with
magazines, or in long telephone con-
versations with constituents in
Seattle or other Washington cities.
Does a 48-year-Old bachelor, i'm
portant Senator and National Chair
man find that the absence of wife
is detriment in national campaign?
The Senator throws back his head,
and with a hearty laugh, says: I'm
sure that if / had wife broad-minded
enough to put up with me and my
schedule, she would be an invaluable
asset"
His future? After the election, he
plans to devote his entire time once
more to Senate work. Reelected to
the Senate in 1858 for his second term
with the largest majority in the his
tory of his State, he does not face re-
election until 1884.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Continued from poge 7

Jackson's main interests are in the
fields of national defense, atomic
energy, government organization and
resources development. He is men,
ber of the Armed Services, Govern
ment Operations and Interior and
Insular Affairs Committees, the Joint
Committee on Atomic Energy and
the Select Committee on National
Water Resources. For his work on
national defense, and as chairman
of the Subcommittee on National
Policy Machinery, he gained national
renown.
"One of my main detectives in
the campaign is to keep politics out
of national defense" he says. Il
have very strong feelings about this"
The Senator, again like his Re-
publican colleague, has little time for
the, Washington social whirl. He is
seldom seen on the regular cocktail
circuit, although as a handsome,
eligible bachelor, he is much in de-
mand. He nurses one drink most of
the evening, and he hasn't smoked for
12years.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

How to Chicken Use tsp. Accent per b. of real
cook chicken. shaking it inside and over the skin
Cuts of Beef broiIed or roasted: Use u tsp %%"@1"
Accent per pound, shaking it over the S'I::
face Is minutes before cooking <$~-rm
SUNDAY. T
Evening star., 1960-05-19
A Plentiful Meal

The unSpoken assumption at
Chez Albert, 6470 Addison road,
Pine Grove. Nd. is that ev-
erybody has a huge appetite.
There's no menu and the
service is family-style. The
first course begins as soon as
you sit down at the table: the
night I was there it was shrimp
salad. celery stuffed with cream
cheese, and cold cuts. You can
take all the time you want.
mattresses hustle around at
furious speed, but nobody tries
to rush you.
The next course was roast
chicken and ravioli. Despite
the French name. Albert Bose.
the owner. likes to remind him.
self of his native Italy0
Then came sliced steak in
gravy. served with peas.
whipped potatoes and carrots.
Dessert was a choice of straw
berry shortcake or rum baba.
To get to Chez Albert from
the District, you go out East
Capitol street Just nast Sixty
eighth street to Addison road,
turn right and go ABOUT Two
miles. You'll see a sign, Chez
Albert on the left. directing
you up a hill to the restaurant.
Evening star., 1960-05-19
THE LYONS
DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW York; was at a
gay party in Paris, in SO. where
Prince Ally Khan sat surrounded
by his usual complement of
b eauties. Norman Winston
asked him: Ally, what is the
secret of your success with
women? After all, you may
suddenly die and the secret
would be lost forever" Prince
Ally replied: You really want
to know? It's sincerity. my
sincerity" Then he added. for
one thing. my wallet helps"
Soon after he married Rita
HaywOrth they were invited
aboard an American aircraft
carrier in the Mediterranean.
The skipper warned the crew
of 1900 men not to ask the
screen star for autographs, but
he made no mention of other
demonstrations Of their esteem.
And so, when the newlyweds
arrived, the Princes bride was
piped aboard with wolf calls.
If they hadn't done that, "
Prince Ally assured the skipper,
Evening star., 1960-05-19

confronted by people statinI
Remember me?" Baruch
said that day: I've known Mr..
Rockefeller for many years, but
whenever we meet he always
initiates the handshake and, in
his modest way, Identifies him
self"
Zero MOstel, the theater and
night club comic, once was in
troduced to Rockefeller at a
charity luncheon. When they
left, MOstel who knows how
quickly forgotten are the names
and faces of the countless
people met by a public figure,
shook hands with him and said /:
We'll, so long, Mr.. Rockefeller.
I hope to be introduced to you
again some day."
THE CANDIDATE: The 18th
Silk Stocking" congressional
Evening star., 1960-05-19

Wide selection of plaids, checks,
stripes and patterns in all shades.
Tropical weight for warm weather
comfort.
Evening star., 1960-05-19

I'D have thought there was
something wrong with the
United States Navy. or with
me-"
The late Aga Khan blamed
Prince Ally for his involvements
in the court fights over his
divorces. IT'S entirely my sons
fault" he said of the Prince.
IF he had chosen his wives as
well as he chooses his horses,
all this never would have
happened to him"
THE INTRODUCTIONS: In
the elevator Of a New York
Office building Bernard Baruch
noticed a man step in, turn
around and offer his hand to
Baruch: MY names Rookie
feller." 1t was John ID. ROcke-
feller, jr., who often had been
Evening star., 1960-05-19

Sturdy Dacron polyester and Sc.
lected wool. Combine Handsomely
with contrasting sport coats.
Evening star., 1960-05-19
BogeIs on the Side

Bagels for breakfast? Why
not? asks Seymour Rich.
There's nothing one sided
about the Sunday brunch menu
at Rich's, Nineteenth and E
streets NV. You have your
choice of cheese blintzes with
sour cream, a lox platter, a
herring platter. hotcakes with
bacon, and eggs with ham or
bacon. Both rolls and bagels
are served with each one ex-
cept hotcakes.
Brunch is served from 1890
to 2 pm.
Evening star., 1960-05-19
Consistent Crabs

The 49th State is No. / as
a crab producer, according to
Alex Stuart.
Mr.. Stuart, owner of Alex
Stuart's, Fourteenth street and
New York avenue NV, says he
has switched to Alaskan crab
because it's Q more flavorful,
90 meatier and 80 more con-
sistent.
You get the same quality
all year round" Mr.. Stuart
contends. Alaskan crab costs
more, but it's worth it."
Evening star., 1960-05-19

district In Manhattan has a
cotton appendage on the West
Side of Central Park, Some OF
the brightest stars in show
business live in that section.
William van den HeuveI, the
Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, will have a campaign
party for those West Siders in
the ballroom Of the Dakota,
Evening star., 1960-05-19
Just for the Record

Braised shortribs of beef is
a dish men like better than
women do, says Forrest M.
Carmack, owner of Carmack S,
1859 Connecticut avenue NV
Pot roast, on the other hand,
appeals to both men and
women.
Evening star., 1960-05-19
Wine Warning

In preparing cog au vim. the
win is Just as important as the
coz. says Panos A. George,
manager of Napoleon's, 2649
Connecticut avenue NV. 1t
isn't enough Just to grab the
handiest bottle.
Along with fresh chicken,
fresh mushrooms and the right
blend of herbs. Mr.. George de-
clares, I'VE always use the same
Burgundy" He won't say what
1t is, however.
Evening star., 1960-05-19

May %. Mrs. Van den Heuvel
is the daughter of Jules Stein,
head of the giant MICA talent
agency. She studied the guest
list and sighed: They're all
william Morris clients"
Evening star., 1960-05-19
DINING OUT
By EMERSON BEAUCHAMP

isn't sure how the Italians
started describing spiked coffee
as "correctto. But he remem-
bers that as a child he heard
an anecdote about a tall man
ordering coffee lust like me
lungo (tall in the glass, hence
weak and correctto."
Evening star., 1960-05-19

cApIT0I UTTI II 1917
Last Day. JOHN IRELAND. PAST AND
FURIOUS" / 90. 4:I0, 6:55. GAS:
STREET FIGHTERS" 945, $50
500 Adult Entertainment
Evening star., 1960-05-19
Tall and Correct

At the Torino. 909 H street
NV, you can have your es-
preSso coffee plain or COR
rected"; lie. with brandy.
Melo Cicala, the manager,
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Gateway to Art
Accent on
Creativity

ALEXANDRIAS Hammond is essentially academic high
"A sighting the creative arts the school
students outstanding course in pottery making
part fits art instruction.
With a poer's wheel and kiln young ceramsts
given develop their creative sks in sculpture
pottery modng carving No commercial moldS patterns
design work and experiment with
textures decorating and glaze.
Ceramics always the highlight of the year.,
teacher Sidney And of the fun taking
original bowls dishes and ash trays to the family
Evening star., 1960-05-01
YOUR FAMILY AND YOU
The Right Track to Love-!

that you are going to find
love full grown and waiting
for you around some corner.
Are You Afraid?
Since you say you have an
inferiority complex, it is
quite probable that you are
actually afraid of love. You go
with men who won't return
your feeling because you feel
safe with them for a while.
The real reason you won't 20
with one of the other men
who want to date you is be-
cause you might fall in love
with him and he with you.
If you want love to grow,
you'll have to give it a chance.
You can't build a mutual
love with any man unless you
go out with him, come to
know him well, exchange
ideas with him and share
experiences.
Turn around, Hilary, and
De your age. Pick out the
best Of these men who are
paying attention to you and
Evening star., 1960-05-01
BY DIR. PAUL PoPENoE
National Newspaper syndicats

NaHonal NeNhpapef cynolcate
I'm almost 20. DR.. Pope
noe, and although I've been
in love a few times, the men
I've fallen for haven't cared
for me at all.
Il have Just emerged from
another of these merry-go-
rounds, and it's hurting me
deeply to know I'm not
wanted by someone I've loved
so much.
Since the last let-down,
several young men have
wanted to take me out, but
I am not the least bit at
tracted to them. I can't bear
to go with anyone I don't
care for. I get disguised with
myself if do, and I don't
want to hurt anyone by let
ting him think I care about
him if I don't. I've been
hurt that way myself.
So Unhappy
What I can't understand
is why some people find life
so much fun and how they
find love so easily. Others.
like me, are so often unhappy
and can't seem to find a true
love. l keep trying, but l
never get anywhere in life
or love. I know I'm getting
an inferiority complex, and
I try to improve myself and
have fun, but it is hard some
times. How can I get on the
right track instead of al
ways being left at the sta
tion?"
The first step, Hilary, is
to get off the track you are
on. You talk too much about
finding love. Love isn't found,
it is cultivated and developed.
like a beautiful flower; it
grows by care, and it takes
time.
I'm afraid your fundamen-
tai difficulty is your adher-
ence to an adolescent idea
Evening star., 1960-05-01
remember mother with
delightfully."- refreshing
CALDWELL
BEMBERCS
99.'s

Soft and os cool os q sprinq
breeze. Bembere royon prints
in flower garden coIors. Styled
for half sizes and the larger
woman.
A. Floral print with embroi-
dered trim framing fIottering
neckIine. "a opening, short
sleeves. Navy, French blue
and rose, Sizes l4Iz to 26Iz.
B. Floral block print with soft
shirring from shoulders. V
neckIine with string bow at
base. Button front with loop
trim. Turquoise, groy and
lilac. Sizes l4I2 to 2612;
SO to 46.
Downstoirs Store, Budget Daytime
Dresses; also Bethesda Budget and
7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-05-01
Lots of White

White iewelry is a pace
setter for the new season.
Joining the white forces of
ready-to-wear for year-round
wear is costume jewelry.
White bead necklaces, brace
lets and matching pieces will
be worn long before summer.
Evening star., 1960-05-01
Joint Meetinq
Set byAAUW

The three Education Study
groups of the Arlington
Branch of the American
Association of University
Women will meet Tuesday
at 8 pm. at the home of
Mrs. Kingsley Higgins.
There will be a panel dis
cussion on the White House
Conference on Children and
Youth. Panelists will be Mrs.
Emerson Hynes, Mrs. Wilbur
Morse, Miss Mary Lee Hurt.
Mrs. Gordon Arneson and
Mrs. William Morhard, who
were delegates to the Con-
ference.
Assisting Mrs. Higgins will
be Mrs. Richard McCue,
Mrs. Roger Hutchins, Mrs.
Joseph Barager and Mrs.
A. T. Maze.
Evening star., 1960-05-01

build up a genuine friend
ship with him. The minute
you start to do that, you will
be on the right track.
Evening star., 1960-05-01

LOVabIs Week features the
new Brlgitts BardOt "Iook" In
exciting French accents
Evening star., 1960-05-01
LOvABLE BRAS
200 to 7'5o

~ GS'SDtS
language, B. B. means Bordot-
beautiful thot's you
and remember, it costs so little
to look LovobIe.
c. "Bordot bondeou," cotton
with wide-set shoulder strops,
foam contoured CUPS outline
heart cut-out. A, B, c cups.
ZOO
D. "Bordot lace convertible" ="
heart shaped foam rubber
cups, underwriting. Soft-cIines
elastic back. A, B and c cups.
$50
"Bordot garter belt" nyIon and
acetate lace. Heart shaped
center panel. Dip woitsIine. 4.
French ribbon eorters. Sizes
u to 28. 2.oos
z. "Bordot convertible bro'-
sIette" pIunees low in back.
New underwriting, nyIon and
acetate lace. Foam contoured
cups. Zip front closing. d re-
movable French eorters. A, B
and c cups. 7.5o
Downstoirs Store, Budget Corsets ond
Bros; also Bethesda Budget ond
Corners
Arizona tribune., 1960-11-11
Views, ,Previews & Reviews
Edword Bonk S

ago. accepted invitation from Rev. A. A. Morgan
Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church located
lecture and color slides
of Africa.
rewarding several First the drive
comfortable perfect distance
other hand, glad have the
porn my slides information with group outside
of home city.
reception surprising because the number of interested
onhandor the program. The Ladies Mis-
sionary Society sponsoring annual Harvest Tea Parc
the from several churches and we'll
spaced keep anyone from becoming tired.
Musical numbers and bit of literary reading made the afternoon
worthwhile for all of Young people noticeaby active so
Tucson has picture star human
relations concerned in many ways This quite evident
missionary society members different
they special study human rea
and had been discussing Africa.
City Tucson has been steadily forward while
capital city Phoenix has become mredn waste projects There
Relations which cywde under
the able guidance of Mayor Don Hummell.
called PACThas obtained active participation persons
creed and national origins who wish coordinate efforts
of the commission toward solving problems equal and fair employ
ment, housing and public accommodations.
looking the city, different spirit
Negro They hold several different types jobs which
Phoenix, little them
has been recorded (not claimed).
NAACP group Tucson has vitality than the Phoenix
Maricopa Branch has taken seriously and under
leadership has made community contributions.
growing faster than Tucson but
matching its strides beerng human relations for its
idents.
Arizona tribune., 1960-11-11
together I

On Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1860, millions Of citi-
gems of the United States went to the polls and
v0ted for their choices for President and Vice
President. Before another day damned, 1T
aVas announced that John Kennedy and Lyndon
johnson, Democratic standard bearers had
been giUen the nod.
Victory had been Uiytually assured by the
overwhelming Democratic strength in the
large cities from NeaO York to California.
Concentration of Kennedy crews in urban
areas had paid off in grand style.
Losers Richard Nixon and Henry Cabot
Lodge provided the Republican Party with
pair of formidable candidates. Though de-
feated they aOeYe creditable opposition dur
ing the entire campaign wlich proved long
and tiYeSOne.
While the President elect and the Vice
President elect are relaxing, let us lay
aside our bitterness and aOOYR to make the
first four years of the sixties harmonious
for both losers and sOi,a,aeYS.
/OLLIo.