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watch the wiggly one, must be
okayed by boss Hal Wallis.
The Mexican censors, rough
on The Magnificent Seven" "
have been using the shears
also on the Ernest Borgnine-
Gina LOllobrigida Go Naked
in the World" film. even to
slicing scenes showing barefoot,
ragged and nude small boys.
Quote from Shirley Mac
Laine on THE Apartment
movie for Director Billy Wilder
1T was my first real acting
discipline. A 10-week course in
acting. Mr.. Wilder would not
let me change a word or an
intonation."
Sight of the week in Beverly
Hills: Anthony BARLEY, ex-
mate of Deborah Kerr, wan
dering through the Pole
Lounge and finally sitting
down to wait in vain. His date
did not show up.
=
Peggy Lee agreed to sing ir
Washington June 10 at the
Ambassadors Ball honorine
the Ambassador for Israel tc
the United States-Avraham
Harman. Reminds me of when
I was at the airport in Tel Aviv
recently. and I chatted with q
well-dressed man for half ar
hour before the plane left
about conditions in Israel. He
seemed very well informed
Who are you?" I asked be-
fore I took of. The British
Ambassador to Israel" he in
formed me quietly. A very
charming gentleman.
Bob Crosby'S daughter Cathy
signed for a good role ir
'Dondi," for Producer Al Zug.
smith. 1--WE got David Jansser
for the male lead. But I'm still
searching for q Dondi. He'll
me-" AL phoned to ask.
Evening star., 1960-05-26
Films of More Than Routine Merit

ANATOMY OF A MURDER"-James Stewart and Lee
Remick in q candid, Suspenseful courtroom drama.
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS"-Cantinhas tops
star-hIed cast in Mike TOdd'S fun filled show
THE LAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hangs high for Dorothy
Malone and Robert Stack . sinking ocean liner.
NORTH BY NORTHWESTERN Grant fees spies and
Marie Saint in cOking thriller by Alfred Hitchcock
"ON THE BEACH"-Dramatic story of the worlds dying
Whimper after the big bang Of nuclear
"SAPPHIRE"-YvOnne Mitchell and Nigel Patrick in a
superior British wh0dunit. tidy and suspenseful.
"SINK THE BISMARCK!"-Kenneth More in dOcumen
tary style recall Of exciting World War ii sea chase
"SOME LIKE HOT'-Jack Lennon, Tony Curtis pair
Of spurious girls, Mariyn Monroe as real one, in a
vastly comic caper of the Roaring '20s
Evening star., 1960-05-26
Soup, Song

There's a soup at the Gordon
Bleu. 3125 M street NV. called
"boula boula." but it has moth
ing to do with Yale.
It's a combination green pea
and turtle soup with whipped
cream.
Evening star., 1960-05-26
Roman Pedigree

The Villa Rosa. Roeder road
Silver Spring. claims a pedi-
gree for its fettuccine.
Alfredo's Restaurant ir
Rome is noted for its lettuce
inc, and Antonio Colletti, the
chef at the Villa Rosa, is the
son of a former chef at Al.
fredo'S.
Chef Colletti has two way;
of preparing the macaroni disf
al burro with butter) anc
Sugo with tomato sauce.
Evening star., 1960-05-26
For the Record

Senator Jackson. Democrat
Of Washington State. dimes fire.
quently at Maxime's, 1871 Con-
necticut avenue NV. He US
ually passes up the French
dishes in favor Of brook trout
or roast beef. but occasionally
he orders the house speciality
coz au vim.
Evening star., 1960-06-16
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

appreciate hearing from per-
sons who have not smoked
for six months or more.
After numerous unsuccess-
full attempts to cut down, we
stopped smoking completely
and have had none for three
months. eve were heavy
SmokerS.)
However, after three months,
we are still miserable and
we are wondering if we will
ever lose the desire for an
other cigarette.
Evening star., 1960-06-16

Soak the net for awhile in
sudsy water. Then'wash and
rinse. 1t really is not a hard
job, and the nice clean net
is worth the effort. I know
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Fudge Recipe
Miss r. r. c., WaShtnqtoi

Miss r. r. c., washington
We received many varla-
tions of Mamie Eisenhower's
Million Dollar Fudge recipe.
Here is one that seems more
clearly stated than some of
the others.
Take Az cups sugar, pinch
of salt, 2 tablespoons butter,
/ tall can evaporated milk.
Boil the four ingredients for
6 minutes then pour boiling
syrup into large bowl over
the following ingredients: IL
ounces semisweet chocolate
bits, IL ounces German sweet
chocolate, l pint marshmal-
low cream q jars), 2 cups
nut meats.
Beat until chocolate is all
melted and pour into pan.
Let stand a few hours before
cutting. Store in tin box.
you'll have to; it makes
pounds.)
Evening star., 1960-06-16
WEE WOMEN

I'm the book she was every
bit as homely as you
and l."
right away and send me the
information. All help will be
greatly appreciated.
Evening star., 1960-06-16
FIeos

Mrs. P. L., Woodbridge, Va.
Will someone please come
to my rescue.
About three or four months
ago in this column there was
an article about ridding the
house of f1eas.
At the time it was printed
I did not have any use for
this information, but recent
ly my basement has been
overtaken with these pests.
Please can anyone help me
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Water Stains

Mrs. A. NJ, Washington
How do you get stains out
of homemade quilts? The
stain was probably made by
water. Can this rather old
quilt be washed?
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Cleaning NyIon Net on PIoypen
To Mrs. E. B. o., Greenbelt
Mrs. B. NJ.

In regard to cleaning nylon net playpen; first
the rubber around the top of the paypen.
You will find the net has been laced
On the underneath side of the paypen floor, the net
is tied again with gathering string On mine there
three holding the net onto the floor These of
Evening star., 1960-06-16

of no successful way of wash
ing it on the pen.
i
Stop Smoking
Mrs. N. E. E., Washington
My husband and I would
Evening star., 1960-06-16

Add eT sales tar If you lire in
Washington or So in MnrylGnd.
Add Is for delivery and handing
charges beyond our tree deliuery
area for one item, and fOc. for
each additional one. AlIoW up to
10 days for delivery. S-6-16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-14
Tempers Flare
AS Kansas Beats
Okluhomu Stute

SALTWATER. Okla, Feb. IS
(AP) kansas kept its Big
Eight Conference title hopes
alive with a 64-52 victory over
Oklahoma State today in a
basketball game punctuated by
"a mild furry of fisticuffs.
The temper display came
with about five minutes re-
naming and ended just as hur-
riedly as it began.
Principals were Wayne High
tower. Kansas sophomore scor-
ing ace, and Oklahoma States
Eddie Bunch. the two tallest
men on the floor.
Bunch and Kansas Guard
Bob Hickman wrestled for the
ball on the floor. Bunch ap-
peared to be applying too much
pressure on Hickman and High
tower interviewed. After a bit of
showing, Hightower let go with
a long right which missed its
mark. The officials restored or
der and the two players shook
hands and turned their talents
back to basketball.
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BusyS|ateS Set
This Week for
College Elves

This is a purely wonderful
week for college basketball in
and around Washington.
There's something for every
body, and on Wednesday night
too much because West Vir-
GINA plays George Washington
at Uline Arena at the same
time Navy plays at George
town.
But that's not all. George
Washington plays at Maryland
Saturday night, and earlier in
the week Maryland has TO take
care Of Atlantic Coast Confer
ence games against Clemson
and Duke.
MaSOn-Dixon PIayOffs
And still more. There's the
intriguing Mason-Dixon Con-
ference playoffs at American U.
Saturday night mot the tour
nament, that comes next week
at Catholic u, plus all sorts of
activity among the smaller
schools with the Tri-State Jun
ior Conference tournament and
the Bowie State Invitation
tournament Friday and Satur-
day.
The Mason-Dixon playoffs
take special explanation. The
conference was divided into
North and South divisions this
season, seven teams in the
North and eight, including
American u, Catholic U. and
Gallaudet, in the South. Four
teams from each division get
into the tournament, but not
necessarily the top four.
This Saturday they have one
shot preliminary playoffs. In
the, South division, team No. /,
plays No. 8, No. 2 plays No. 7
and so on, with the four WIN
nerS getting into the tourna-
ment. Two of these games, as
yet undecided, will be at Ameri-
can u, the other two at Roa-
noke College.
Top Team Get. Bye
In the North division, No. l
gets a bye, No. 2 plays No. 7
and SO on, in a three-game
show at Western Maryland.
This weeks schedule:
TOMORROW
Clemson at Maryland
hagerstown &c at Montsomery &c.
American U. at Baltimore o.
Lowson at Catholic U.
howard wa ,r vs.; D. G Teachers at Banne-
MONTGOMERY &c al Baltimore Jc.
west Virginia VS.. George Washington
=, at Uline Arena. '''s WI
navy at Georgetown.
Mount St. Mary's al American IT
Gallaudet at Bowie state
Hampton VS. Howard At CapitoI Arere
GoIdey Beacon at Southeastern.
THURSDAY
Duke at Maryland
ToWson at American U
FRIDAY
BOWIE Invitation Tournament
Iri-State Junior Conference Tourna
ment at Suitland.
SATURDAY
George Washington at MARYLAND
Georgetown at Seton Hal,
Virginia at Navy e PM
virginia state vs. Howard at Capitol
Arena $3.50 PM
mason Dixon Conference playons at
E5oW!e invitation Tournament.
Trl-State Junior Conference Tourna
ment at Suitland
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Towes Will Toss First Ball
For CeItics-Lukers Game

Governor Tawes of Mary
and will toss up the first ball
as the Boston Celtics meet the
Minneapolis Lakers in a regu-
lar National Basketball Asso-
citation game February "a at
The University of Maryland.
Two giants, Bill Russell of
the CelticS and Ray Felix of
the Lakers, will be on the re-
ceiving end of the Governors
toss.
A full house will watch. Ev-
cry available seat. 1880 of
them, has been sold. The last
tickets went Friday.
Standing room tickets will
be available the night of the
game and will be sold on the
West Side entrance of Cole
Field House at 7::30.
Proceeds of the game will
60 to the sponsoring M Clubs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-14
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

TODAY - For duckpinners
the Clarendon Open, strictly
for experts, and the windup OF
the Ricky Harrison Memorial
Handicap at Rockville. for
everybody, what with a special
800 cash prize for high scratch
set to lure the stars.
In tenpins, continuance of
the Billy Rapp Memorial head
pin tournament at Alexandria
Tenpins.
OF alfthe bowlerS this report
er has known it is doubtful that
any has surpassed the poise
under pressure that is a char
acteristic Of Sylvia Wene. the
comely little Philadelphia who
helped christen the Falls
Church Bowl.
Miss Wene, 4-feet-11 inches
of personifled grace on the
mapleways and a magnetic yet
modest conversationalist, is the
first woman to bowl a perfect
game in the World Invitation
tournament, the first to shoot
one in the BPAA National All
Star and the first on the East
Coast to fire a sanctioned 300.
Moreover, she holds the
WIBC record for a three-year
average, with 206.
Miss Wene was asked about
the final roll in each of her
three perfect performances.
The first was in the Phila-
delphia Women's Major League
in 1851. There was no pres
sure in this shot" she said,
land for a peculiar reason.
The 18th hit was a little light
and the last pin to go down
was No. 2. 1t seemed for a
moment that it would stand.
When it fell I suddenly got the
feeling I was ordained to roll a
perfect game. And when 1 let
go with the 18th ball 1 knew
it was home"
Her World Invitation per-
fecto was the first by a woman
in any national competition.
I'm this one" she said, 81
simply was able to concentrate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-14
Swim Mark Set
AS EuqIes Win

freshman Scott Bailey
chopped more than five Sec
ondS off the American Uni
versity record for the 2OO-yard
butterfly yesterday as the
Eagles swimming team de-
feated Norfolk Division of Will
liam and Mary, 65-25, at AU.
Bailey's time was 2:4O.5.
compared to the old school
record of 2:46.0 set by Lou
Cornet in 1850. American U.
won its seventh meet in eight
this season.
Summaries:
40O-yard medley relay. Amer
lean U. tBicknell, Compton, Murdoch,
k .5 William & Mary. Time
22O-yard freestyle: Ruth CAU);
2-Ballmsn (AUj; 3-shive (wSM).
= Seward freestyle: WILLIAMS CAU);
2~Mitehell GAU: 3-Grafton (W&M
Compton tAu5iI; a -$@eTiahn ne lSW5&M;; 3
-PalSHrove CAU). Time-2:35.
Diving: 1-Merriles (AU): Croft
200-yard butterfly: bailey (AU) !:
Could WYNN; 3-Fairbairn (AU)
10O-yard freestyle: l Mitchell
(W&M. Time. 1903.
200-yard backstroke: ! Roeloff
(AU): 2--Light (W&M); 3-Honer
CW&M. Time. 1891.
440--yard freestvle: Slater CAU) /;
5:406.
200-yard breaststroke: l - Grimm
tW&M(; 2-Cowen (AU): 3-Gould
WEN GN Time Tsso 3;54,5 -.
can U. (Megibou, Bailey PalsRrove,
BieknelD: William & Mary. Time.
4:OS.e.
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scholarship fund. The M Club
| is Maryland's athletic alumni
club.
The quick sellout was a
surprise. even to George W.
Knepley, managing director of
the game.
This game just caught on
like wildf1re." Knepley said.
IF we had a place to seat
$4,000, I believe we could have
sold that many tickets. We
hope the fans who did not get
their tickets through mail
orders and otherwiSe-those too
late to be accommodated-will
understand.
The game will bring together
some Of the big names in pro
basketball. such as Russell and
Bob Cousy of the champion
Celtics and Elgin Baylor. Felix
and Hot Rod Hundley of the
Lakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-14

throughout and all of the hits
were in the pocket"
4
A month later in the Ma
tional All Star, her poise was
tested to the limit.
I'm the preceding game" she
said, II had rolled 1879 for my
lowest score in 10 years in any
sort of competition. There was
considerable distraction. On
the lanes with me was a girl
with many friends in the gal
lery, which was a big one. She
got off to a good start in this
game and the crowd whooped
it up for her. We matched
strikes for the first four boxes.
Then, on a good hit. she left.
up the No. 4 pin. I was think
ing of this when I came up
for the 18th roll. I thought
I hope it doesn't happen to
me- Well, it just didn't"
For her perfection of form.
Miss Wene credits Ben Rose,
her likable coach and business
manager, a star in his own
right.
Her schedule is a busy one
and she has little time for two
other hobbies, roller skating
and playing the accordion.
She plans to limit her years
as an exhibition bowler, crafty
a lifetime desire to visit Eu-
rope, then marry and rear a
family.
With the coming of chill
dren." she said, there will be
no more bowling tours. A
mothers place is with her
children"
In the meantime, for affec-
ton there's Chi Chi Wun Toy,
"a Pekingese, who boasts 10000
air miles as Sylvia's constant
companion. And a cutie she
is, meaning Chi Chi. For that
matter, this goes, too, for Syl-
via Wene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-14
Miami Accepts
NCAACuqe Bid

Miami, Fla, Feb. Is AP.-
The University Of Miami Hur-
ricanes have accepted an in
vitation to play in the NCAA
regional basketball tournament,
which begins March 8 in Lex
ington. KY.
Athletic Director Jack Hard
ing last night accepted the in
Vitation for the Hurricanes,
who rank 10th in the Associ-
ated Press national poll.
They have a 20-3 season
record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-14
AAU Swim Mark Set
By Maryland Girl, II

ABINGDON. Pa, Feb. 10
(SpeciaD Dale BARNARD. IL.
Of Somerset. Md, today broke
the National AAU Age Group
swimming record for the H.
and-under girls 50-yard breast
stroke in the Abingdon Invi-
rational meet at the YMCA
here.
Dale, a member Of the Con-
gressional Country Club team,
stroked the distance in BAT
seconds. The former record Of
1854 was held by Pam Mac
Pike of Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-14
USED BOATS

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on , Go. $4,000
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40-Ft. Richardson 81 Sport
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-10-08

delivered by Rev. Dade of
D'Lo, Miss, on the subject,
who shall roll away the
stone" He preached a soul
stirring sermon. Money rails
ed was $56.57. After the re-
cess for Lunch the Young Peo-
Piles Program was rendered
and was said to have been
one of the best. Mrs. II. l..
Thompson is president of the
Young People. A Love Of
fering was raised for both
presidents for Mrs. Common
$17.49; Mrs. Thompson $10.77.
This was token of apprecia-
ton for such worthy leaders.
Total money raised was SITS
81. Left with the Enoch Grove
Society, $16.06. The next SEES
sion will be with the Mt. Zion
M. B. Church, Southeast of
Brandon, Miss. Mrs. Thelma
Butler, is secretary.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-10-08

her place Miss Emma
Lee Gulghom says hands off
Mr.. A. B. Lotion Mr.. l..
M. Watkins said if you touch
Miss Dorothy Nell Ellis you've
got to see him. Mr.. Carl Ed
ward says off to all concerning
Miss Willie Bell Lotion
Joe Goodwin says hands off
to Miss Goodlooking Sally b
Dig Miss Virginia Lotion
is dating Mr.. Jimmy Ray Cole
man. Dig Miss Mamie Cain
says off to MIR. Dave Loften.
Rockin' good way what
is Mr.. William Hall going to
do when he reads of Mamie
in this paper?.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-10-08
lf'zf'4ek1n6sssXSv
@/ Sra

The oldest land grant col
lege for Negroes in the South
is Alcorn AIM College at Lor-
man, Mississippi.
Established in 1871, it was
authorized by the first legisla-
ture controlled by the Negroes
and the newly organized party
supported by Negro troops of
the u. S. Army.
The administration of the day
considered the college as a part
of the University of Mississippi,
and provided an annual appro-
priation of $4,000 each for a
period of ten years. Thus the
policy of separate universities
for the races was established.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-10-08
HuzIehurst
News
Mr.. Roosevelt Strong, Agent

Mr.. Roosevelt Strong, Agent
Funeral Services were held
for Mr.. Huston Moody, Sep
TENDER % at /: p. M, from
the Shady Grove M. B. Church,
% miles West of Hazlehurst
with Rev. w. M. Walker, of
ficiating. Mr.. Moody had lived
88 years, 2 months and 5 days.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Irene Moody of this town;
3 sons, Mr.. H. M. Moody, Chi
cago; Mr.. Grady and Huston
Moody, Jr., of Hermanville,
Miss; 4 daughters, Mrs. Cora
Bowie of st. Louis; Mrs. Mary
Young of New Orleans; Mrs.
Lily Chess of Hermanville and
Mrs. Ora Strong of Hazelhurst;
18 grandchildren, IL great
grand children, a host of other
relatives and friends. Mr..
Moody will be greatly missed
by everyone who knew him.
HAZLEHURST GOSSIP !.
Hi guys and gals here we
come again with some more
rockin' roll good news. Dig
Mr.. Masion Earl Chase says
hands of his chick, Miss Helen
Lotion. Wonder what Mrs.
Ruby Lee Page is going to do
when she finds out that Miss
Charlean Coleman has taken
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hills
are the proud parents of a
baby boy born, Sept, % who
has been named James Alfred
Hill. The baby, who tipped
the scales at 6 pounds and 10
ounces is the second son of
the Hills. They have five
d daughters and make their
home at 1912 Booker Street in
Jackson, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-10-08

On last Sunday, Mrs. Geor-
gia Taylor, Mrs. Ruby Terrell,
Mrs. L. j. Duckworth and Mrs.
Minnie l.. Watkins were dele
gates to the Woman's Institute
held with the Enoch Grove M.
B. Church, 2 miles west of
Star, Miss, pastored by Rev.
J. E. March of Jackson. They
report a most inspiring seS-
sion with the Sunday School
conducted at 9: A. M. and the
Ladies class being we'll taught
by Mrs. Thompson who always
brings a worthwhile message.
The lesson was reviewed by
Mr.. Lonnie Smith. Offering
was S6.21. At IL: A. M, the
Devotion was led by Enoch
Grove delegates, Sister Rosie
MCGEE offering prayer. The
President, Mrs. r. N. Cannon
asked for the counties to come
forward. Mrs. M. l.. Jenkins
spoke on the subject, "Do unto
others as you would have them
do unto you" Mrs. r. N. Con-
non presented the following
persons who spoke and contri-
buted much to the splendid
service: Mrs. AinSWorth and
Rosie Magee who gave the
Welcome Address. The Bible
Glass was well taught by Mrs.
A. J. Carter. The sermon was
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-10-08

Sunday, at II: Noon, the
Willing Workers met with the
president, Bro. Roger Shoto,
presiding. A brief, but inter
esting business session was
held, Sis. Mile Wallace, Sec,
Sis. Sarah Phillips, Asst. Sec.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-10-08

DANCE AND MUSIC lovers
are invited to the HEZiE
GRAYER DANCE at Stevens
Rose Room, SUNDAY NIGHT,
o C L % b e r. 8 and to the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-10-08

LLOYD PRICE Mr. Person
atty Dance and Show at Col
lere Park Club House, Oct0-
Der Is.