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Evening star., 1960-06-24
Ask DOROTHY
DRAPER
International Pieces Mix
With American AntiQues

There is no question about it, interiors are TAX
ing on an international flavor these days Forum
atey the old idea of being puriSt or worrying
about what is correct has gone by the boards
We have beautiful filigree brass lanterns from
Evening star., 1960-06-24

Z. international Toastmis-
tress Clubs.
DR.. Burton w. Atkinson,
head of the ONCE of Science
Information Service Of the
National Science Foundation,
was guest speaker at the din
Evening star., 1960-06-24

A. Man overheard tonost in his cotton striped
polo shirt to 7. 199 and white cotton deck ponts
to Ok. 299. White "eob" hat. LOO.
B. Casting an odmring glance ot her sailor boy is
this little miss in gay red, white and blue cotton
polo shirt. S. M l. With it she wears bright red cot
ton shorts. 3 to Ok Each, 199. Hat, 1.5O
WGL-Chidrens ApporeI, 4th Floor
oso Chevy Chose, Wheoton Pozo Corners and Aexondro
C. The captain takes it easy in cotton knit shirt
with soiIboot applique. White. 8 to a. Cuffed
cotton shorts in coIors. to IA. Each, 199. Her
hat, LOO.
WGL-Subteen Apparel. 4th Floor;
also Chevy Chose Wheaton PIozo, Corners ond Alexandra
D. The First Mate mans the rigging in red stripe
cotton polo and white cotton shorts. to IA.
Set, 399
E. Keeping lookout in styIe white cotton shirt,
navy cotton shorts. 7 to IA. Eoch, 1.99.
W6L-Girs' ApporeI 4th Floor
also Chevy Chose, Wheaton Pozo Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-10-08
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current TheateF Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
National Theater-"Duel of
Angels; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador-"Dark at the
Top of the Stairs; l:45, 4:20,
7 and 9:40 pm.
CapitOl-"High Time; 11:45
am, las, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45, 9:45
and l1:45 pm.
Dupont = THE Threepenny
Opera; l. sos. Sis, 7:30, 1855
and IL pm.
Keith's Studs Lonigan";
HAS am. 1885. $40, $40,
TAO, 9:40 and l1:40 pm.
Macarthur - School for
Scoundrels";; 2:25, 4:20, 6:10,
8:05 and 10 pm.
MetFOpolitan-"Dark at the
Top of the Stairs; 1855 am,
2:30. S. tbs and $50 pm.
Ontario-"Under Ten Flags;
lis, sos. ASS, 6:45. s:35 and
1928 pm.
Palace THE Angel Wore
Red; 1850 am, 1:50. $50,
$50, 1850. $50 and 1850 pm.
PlayhOuse-"All the Young
Men; IL, 1:25, $40, ASS, 6:45.
8:35 and 1920 pm.
Plaza - "Magdalena"; IL,
Evening star., 1960-10-08
THE PASoii{G SHOW
Mr.. ondMrs. Lawrence
Lounch New Career
By HARRY MACARTHUR
Star Stan Writer

Eyde Gorme and Steve Lawrence launch their new act
with rosing duet procaming This Could the Start Of
Something Big Long before they at the other end
Of their session becomes obvious opener stands
an excellent chance of becoming prophetic they
it will be.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
HAYWOOD

FIRST AREA SHOWING.
Gordon Scott. ARzAN, THE
MAGNIFICENT" Color, 100, 400,
THE 30-FOOT BRIDE OF CANDY
ROCK" 2:46. $40, S:35,
Evening star., 1960-10-08
Movie Studs
Not So Robust
At Keith's

The film version of studs
Lonigar." current Keith's Thea
ter offering, reflects in no way
the compassionate portrayal of
youth found in the James T.
Farrell trilogy, and next to
nothing Of its robust flavor Of
Chicago in the 20s.
Instead, 1t is a raw saga of
a group of undeserving young
hoodlums who think the world
owes them something. Similar
cliches occur throughout. For
some reason, one Of these young
toughs is singled out for a SYM
pathetic treatment. Perhaps
this is because the cinema Studs
is a weakly handsome chap
and occasionally takes an acad-
emic interest in the difference
between right and wrong.
His two chief grievances are
his fears that he'll be no better
than his father, a perfectly re-
spectacle housepainter, and his
failure to get the girl of his
dreams to stop throwing him
those cool glanceS.
We follow with increasing
impatience and boredom his er-
ratio gropings after a vocation.
But the smallest setback-his
girls disinterest in a new job
or a tiff with his father-is
enough to throw him into the
worst kind of traumatic rever-
sal, or at least back to the bar
with his buddies. All he needs
to clinch his failure is a SYM
pathetic and attractive school,
teacher. and this character,
with her carbon-copy niece
thrown in for good measure, is
provided too.
There are a circle of un-
familiar faces appearing in this
United Artists movie that will
more than likely remain just so.
Christopher knight, as Studs,
seems to have the most intrigu-
ing acting technique. reserved
as 1t is to certain facial muscles
we never even knew existed.
All that remains to be said
here is that if there had to be
such a fate as befell the real
Studs Lonigan (Mr. Farrell's)
it is too bad it could not have
been reserved for this latest
one.
BONNIE AIKMAN.
Evening star., 1960-10-08

l:25, sos, 4:4o. 6:l5, 8. $40
and ll:l5 pm.
TOwn-"Psycho";; IL, 2, 4, 6,
8, 10 and IL pm.
Trans-Lux-"Song Without
End; 1920 am, 1885, 3, Sis,
TAO and 1855 pm.
Uptown" Sunrise at Campo
bello": 2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Ben Hur";; 2 and
8 pm.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
HOLLYW Cd
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
No Screen 'Irmo' Soon

HOLLYWOOD and NEW
YORK (NANA) 1T could be
five years before Elizabeth Tay-
lOr, Jack Lennon and the NOV
ie-going public see the screen
version of Trina La Douce. "
The contract between the plays
producer, David Merrick, and
the movies Director Producer,
Billy Wilder, stipulates that the
film, which will be made in
Europe next summer, cannot
be released until six months af-
ter the musical has finished on
Broadway and on tour. With
the show a smash hit on Broad
way this month, this won't hap
pen for years and years.
With the opening of Beckett, T"
Merrick now has six hits on
Broadway.
Sam BronstOn. is still hope
full of landing Sophia Loren to
co-star with Charlton Heston
in his Sc million biggie, "El
Cid" Failing Sophia, he will
sign an unfamiliar name-but
a good actress in England. .
JEFF Hunter, who plays the
Christ in Bronston's SO million
King of Kings" will have an
other two months on the pic
ture-in Hollywood, at Metro,
rebuilding a great deal of his
dialogue which got lost in the
outdoor scenes because Of
noise. Between two and three
million dollars has been ear
marked by Metro for exploita-
ton of King of Kings"
Gene Tierney. very pretty,
and very happy in her mar
riage with Texan Howard Lee,
told me over coffee in the
Sherry Netherland bar in Man.
haitian that she turned down
the lead in Under the Yum
Yum Tree" for Broadway, "be-
cause I thought it was chew
ing of more than I could
manage" She is in the mark
ket for movies and telefilms.
JEFF Morrow, in New York,
was leaving for California, he
told me, after his U. S. Steel
Hour with Claire Trevor. I'VE
Evening star., 1960-10-08

rehearsed at the Central Plaza
downtown, and it was like
Hollywood with James Mason
and Barbara Rush there among
many Others"
If Bing Crosby accepts Ar
thur Murray's offer to star on
a Murray TV spectacular-and
this would not be a roast" a la
the Bob Hope precedent-Bing
will give the e-than-six-
figure salary to his alma mater,
Gonzales University.
Strange coincidence. In
Brigitte Bardot's new movie,
THE Truth" she tries to COM
NIT suicide by cutting her
wrists and taking too many
sleeping pills.
&&R
Julia Meade, the lovely lady
who found fame via TV COM
has been signed for
two pictures by UNIVERSAL In
ternational's bright producer,
Ross Hunters role in Tam
my Tell Me True" with Sandra
Dee in the part Debbie Rey-
nOlds sang to success, and as a
naive young wife in Chalk
Garden"
Mrs. Gary Cooper told them
in London that she didn't get
her nickname Rocky for
nothing. She said it was tough
being the wife of a movie star,
and to sit back while everyone
makes a fuss over him. But If
the woman is strong, said
Rocky. she can ride through
the very difficult situations. She
did. after a separation of 18
months a few years ago. Since
then, no more trouble in the
Coopers' marriage.
Evening star., 1960-10-08

Washingtonians, living in the
Connecticut avenue apartment
they took when Steve was doing
his service hitch as a singer
with the Army Band. This is
not, however, the main reason
they decided to launch their
new Joint career here.
'They try out plays here"
said Miss Gorme, 80 why
shouldn't we try out our act2
Washington audiences are crit
ical. If we go over here, we
won't have to worry about going
over in New York" So, they
don't have to worry.
The real head of the Law
renee household. incidentally,
is 8-month-old David, whose
parents are completely and
everlastingly delighted with the
wonder of him.
"A real show business type"
says Steve. Hes been every
where with us since he was
born," Eydie adds. including
jet plane Rights" She is struck
by a sudden thought.
"You know" she says, ,"I was
81 years old before I went any,
where but to Coney Island"
Evening star., 1960-10-08
ALLEN
HVATTNVTI.IE

FIRST WASHINGTON SHOWING.
MAGNIFICENT" coi6r, i2:45, $50,
THE 30-FooT BRIDE OF CANDY
ROCK" 2:35, $40, S:45,
Evening star., 1960-10-08

6lOIl, 10 al CIte LOUIS, Taxing Tie
act on a sort of shakedown
cruise prior to opening lat New
York's Copacabana later this
month. If they don't take New
York by storm on that night,
New York had better go see
q psychiatrist. This is a duo
destined to. win friends and
to remain around just as long
as they want it to remain.
The two have. one asset that
is apparent even before they
start to demonstrate singing
talent. They are extremely
likable people and their mu-
tual affection shines through
in their work.
They also have been canny
in selecting the songs they do.
They mix ballads and real rous-
ers, old tunes and new ones
and they cover enough ground
to include something for every
one.
%& -
This, parenthetically. was
one of the things touched on
over lunch the other day when
the Lawrences came back to
town to prepare for the Lotus
opening. The talk turned ma
turally to records and from
there to the new comics who
have won first fame on records.
Steve, not at all surprisingly,
turned out to be another Bob
Newhart admirer.
Now" Steve unused. II guess
he's got problems. Every new
comic has the same problem.
He has a really great routine
say, or two great routines.
Then he does them on 'tele-
vision and that's it. He can't
keep repeating himself, so he
has to come UP with some more
great material. And that is
Bever easy.
Its much better to be a
singer" Mr.. Lawrence went on.
you don't have that problem
of new material. You've got
Gershwin, Rodgers, Cole Por-
ter the greatest writer's
-. so a singer can go on for
years without running out of
new material"
q" y
The Gorme-Lawrence act at
the Lotus demonstrates what he
means. The two run a consid-
erable gamut from, say, 'It
Seems to, Me I've Heard That
Song Before" (from the early
1940s) to Bill Bailey" "a lot
older than that) to II Remem-
Der 1t Well" (from "Gigi'D.
They pack a lot more songs
into their hour, too. some done
together. some others by Steve
alone and still others by Eydie
alone. And when Miss Gorme
applies herself to it, this is a
girl who can swing some. They
score solidly, in fact, with just
about everything. And the
potency. of their mutual magic
is attested by the success they
have with Il Remember It
Well" fondly recalled as among
the more charming highlights
Of "Gigi." Eydie and Steve are
not Hermione Gingold and
Maurice Chevalier (for which
they undoubtedly are thankfuD /,
but they do this one deftly
enough to compete with the
memory of the original.
y
ID The Lawrences are still
Evening star., 1960-10-08

Jay cormOdy. dromo critic Of The
Stor, is on voeotion. His column
will be resumed on his return.
Evening star., 1960-10-08
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THE BELLBOY"-Life in a hotel Jerry Lewis
speechess. strictly for Jerry Lewis fans.
"EXPRESSO BONGO"-Laurence Harvey in biting comic
comment on some of our contemporary mOres.
THE GALLANT HOURS"-First-rate portrait by James
Cagney Of Admiral Halsey waging World War II.
"IT STARTED IN NAPLES"-ROmantic comedy NeapOIitan
style, deftly played by Clark Gable, Sophia Loren.
PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES"-Doris Day in a comic
marital Caper based Jean Kerrs witty bes-seller.
"PORTRAIT IN BLACK"-Lana Turner and Anthony Quinn
in suspense melOdrama with soap opera OvertOnes.
Evening star., 1960-09-20
DC. Cleared
In FutuI Stubbinq
OF Futher-in-Luw

A coroner's jury has cleared
a 24-year-old Washingtonian
in the fatal stabbing of his
father-in-law.
The jury heard testimony
yesterday that Donald Williams
Of the 5000 block of East Capt.
tol street went to the kitchen
Of his home after his father-in-
law, David Keys, As, threatened
Mrs. Williams with a knife dur
ing an argument on September
IL.
Mr.. Keys picked up a chair
pushed it at Mr.. Williams srd
tried to stab his son-in-law, ac-
cording to testimony. But Mr..
Williams grabbed a butcher
knife and stabbed Mr.. Keys
first, witnesses said.
The jury returned a verdict
Of justifiable homicide.
In another case, the coroner's
jury held Joseph B. Cook for
the grand jury in the fatal
beating Thursday of Charles
F. Springer, so, of 1917 Seven
teenth street NV.
Witnesses testified that Cook,
Mr.. Springer and two others
were drinking in Mr.. SPRING
er's room. One witness said she
heard Cook shout, I'm going
to kill you"
A second witness, a member
OF the drinking party, said he
woke up the next morning to
find Mr.. Springer dying. A po-
liceman testified there was
broken glass in the room near
the bed where Mr.. Springer
was found.
Evening star., 1960-09-20
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Pirucy-SIuyine Case
Extrodition Delayed

HAVANA, Sept. 20 (AP).-
Two Americans accused OF
murder and piracy in the Ba-
hama Islands last April were
still in Jail here today await
ing extradition to Nassau.
They are Alvin Table, jr., 25,
of Torrance. Calf, and Will
liam Sees, %, of Arkansas.
They are accused by British
officials of killing Capt. Angus
Boatwright of Key West, Fla,
and fleeing in his yacht after
Capt. Boatwright rescued them
from their own disabled vessel.
They we're seized after run
ming aground on Cuba's north
coast.
British officials said all docu-
mentS were completed for their
extradition, but the Cuban gov
ernment has not yet approved
the extradition.
Under Cuban law eXtradition
is possible only by presidential
decree.
Evening star., 1960-09-20

hC rApIossrd Confidence that
General Electric, which makes
the cone, has solved the prob
lens that occurred on the first
fight.
The cone performs perfectly
over the present Atlas opera
tional range of 6,325 miles. But
on the longer flight, it reaches
a higher altitude and thus
make sa sleeper plunge back
through the heat barrier of
the atmosphere. Temperatures
of about 5000 degrees Fahren-
heit built up on the surface of
the cone yesterday.
Radiation Test
A test for radiation was
made yesterday at the naval
missile facility at Point Argu-
clio, Calf. A new rocket, the
62-foot Argo D-8, was fired
l,200 miles with an 83-pound
capsule containing a special
emulsion to sample the inten-
sity of radiation.
Future astronauts must be
protected against this radiation
which surrounds the earth in
Evening star., 1960-09-20
Bruzil Trade Wooed
RIO, DE JANEIRo, Brazil,
Care Heads
CuthedruI's
Fund Drive

Chester M. Carre of the State
Department will head the
Washington Cathedral's 196O-1
sustaining fund appeal in the
Washington area.
The Very Rev. Francis B.
Sayre, jr.. dean of the Cathe-
dral, in announcing Mr.. Cares
appointment yesterday, said the
drive for 100000 for mainte-
nance and expansion of the
cathedral. ministry will con-
tinue through October %.
Funds will be sought from
members of the National Ca
thedral Association and friends
of the cathedral.
The local campaign for $780,
600 is approximately 18 per cent
OF the cathedral's total oper-
ating budget of $493, 900. The
budget is apportioned as fol-
lows: $158,50O for the cathe-
drals local and nationwide
ministry. its 1900 services each
year. and its various ways of
bringing the program to the
Nation; sos, 900 for cathedral
music; $4,000 for the library;
$265,000 for maintenance of
cathedral and grounds, PEN
Sions, and other items.
Mr.. Carre announced the
following appointments of cam
paign chairmen: w. John Ken
ney, mems special gifts: Mrs.
William A. Howard, women's
special gifts; Admiral F. Kent
Loomis, mems general division;
Mrs. Micheal F. Markell,
women'S general division, and
Mrs. Holt F. B. Watts, staff
chairman. .
Evening star., 1960-09-20
Labor TuIks Delay
BuIlet Russo Tour

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 (AP) i.
The Ballet Russo de Monte
Carlo yesterday announced can
collation. of the first nine weeks
Of a national tour because of
labor negotiations.
Sergei Denham, director of
the ballet company, said Sin
eXcusable delay" in negotiating
an agreement with the Ameri-
can Guild Of Musical Artists,
which represents the dancers,
caused the cancellation.
The tour was to begin Oc-
tober "a.
Evening star., 1960-09-20

Sept. 20 (AP).-Gov. Ernest
F. Hollings of South Carolina
and his team OF % businessmen
talked with businessmen and
officials here yesterday about
the possibility of increasing
shipping to South Carolina
ports.
THE Port of Charleston is
a natural port, geographically
to serve Rio de Janeiro," Gov.
Hollings told a news confer
ence. "a lot of Brazilian prod
ucts now enter the United
States through New Orleans
and New York. They should be
going to Charleston. This would
benefit Brazil through more
economical shipments and bet
ter service"
Evening star., 1960-09-20
CIerics Hit Cubu Reds

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras,
Sept. 20 (AP). Five high
ranking Roman CATHOLIC
churchmen, including the Arch
bishop of Tegucigalpa, have
sent a message of support to
Cuban clergymen in their fight
against Communist infiltration
in Cuba.
The message said the Roman
Catholic Church in Honduras
applauds the Cubans' "unswerv-
ing attitude against the Com
munist infiltration which is try
ing to make your beautiful
island another satellite of the
most brutal political system of
our times"
Evening star., 1960-09-20
AT Fires Atlas
1900 Miles 10
Ocean Target

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla,
Sept. 20 (AP).-The Air Force
has proved again that its
Atlas missile can hit a target
5000 miles away. But it does
not know if the nose cone sur
vived the super-hot trip back
through the earth's atmosphere.
The big intercontinental
range rocket yesterday covered
the 9.000-mile course fer the
second time, streaking from
this test center to a bullseye in
the southern Indian Ocean
about 1000 miles southeast of
Capetown, South Africa. The
two teSts-the first by an
Evening star., 1960-09-20

other Atlas on May 20-are
the longest surface-to-surface
missile fights on record.
A major purpose Of the
fight was to check changes
made in the nose cones protec-
tive surface as a result of a
weakness that developed on the
first long-range trip. Telem-
etry signals showed the mag
nesium structure of the first
cone caught fire and it would
not have adequately protected
a hydrogen warhead if it had
been a combat firing.
Telemetry Data
Ships and planes stationed
in the impact area yesterday
received telemetry data from
the cone as it made a fiery
dive back through the earth'S
atmosphere from an altitude
of nearly 1000 miles. This
data will be flown here for
evaluation.
AS. one official put it: Whats
the value of shooting a missile
5000 miles if its warhead is
worthless when it gets there?"
Evening star., 1960-09-20

iaJoIS oAC, iIuliig IUll 5JJ miles
out to $4,000 miles.
The capsule was recovered by
a destroyer from the Pacific
Ocean 1900 miles down range.
officials said it would be four
to six weeks before a study
could be completed on the dan
gers of radiation at the height
reached by the capsule.
Evening star., 1960-09-20
General Appointed

SAN SALVADOR, Ell Saliva
dor, Sept. 20 (AP) The gov
ernment of President Jose Ma
ria LemuS announced yeSter-
day it has appointed Gen. Jose
Maria Lopez Ayala to command
security forces in what it calls
emergency zones of Ell Saliva
dor.
Gen. Lopez Ayala is a deputy
secretary of public security.
The country has been under
a state of siege-a modified
form of martial law-since a
wave Of anti-government dem
onStrations in support of Gu
ban Prime Minister Fidel Cas-
tro. One person was killed and
200 were injured in one of the
riots.
Evening star., 1960-09-20
Erica knows

Italian summers at the Academy trained her eye to the
beautiful the genuine; now ndulgeS in decorating her
town house. fees to rocky Maine coast with architect
husband She has kept her values knows what's real and
what isn't Sees wool pure and beautiful Wool Dress deep
cowl across the throat moving quietly surely, among
glimmering antiques Needs the touch ofWoo exquisite
Soft as if woven on delicate hand looms. Wool alive,
Evening star., 1960-12-28
kindergarten Children
See Their Teacher Wed

she said, was a difficult assign
ment.
II told them I'd have a new
name" she said. They asked
If I'd have new face and Il
I would be the same person.
Another problem. the young
teacher recalled. was explain
ing to her kindergarten stu
dents that a newly married
woman is not automatically a
parent.
The children think you've
got to be either a girl or a
mommy," she said.
About Is students decided to
come to the wedding after the
class discussion.
Last night. the youngsters
could see for themselves that
teachers face-while beamins
with happiness-was the same
Teachers name. however. will
be different when the children
return to school after the
Christmas vacation.
She now is Mrs. H. o. LubbeS
jr., whose husband is a senior
engineering student at the Uni.
versity of Maryland. The cou.
pie will live at 1851 Fifteenth
street, Langley Park, Md. after
their honeymoon.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
New Storm
May Bypass
Washington

The Weather Bureau today
forecast at least a one-day
reprieve from a snowstorm
heading toward the Capital.
Originally snow was predicted
for tonight, but the bureau now
reports the storm coming out of
the Southwest has slowed and
that if snow falls here it will
not be until tomorrow.
A spokesman said that the
storm might miss Washington
by passing to the south. Even
if snow does fall here, he does
not expect heavy precipitation.
According to the bureau, the
weather again tonight will be
rather chilly in the Washing
ton area. with predicted low
in the lower 20s.
Looking further ahead, the
bureau had a gloomy word for
New Years eve. In its FIVE
day forecast, it predicted more
precipitation" late Saturday
night and Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-12-28

day floor fight can be avoided
if members agree to let Speaker
Rayburn use his massive pres
tige and powers Of persuasion
to work out some kind of set
tlement. w.
The latest pair of compromise
proposals came to light as rep
Iresentatives of several nom
congressional organizations met
here on the problem of "estab-
fishing majority rule in Con-
gress."
Seek FiIibuSter Curb
This all-day session at the
Mayhower Hotel includes rep
resentatives of the AFL-CIO
National Education Association,
National Housing Conference
National Association of Social
Workers, National Consumer;
League, the Leadership Confer
ence on Civil Rights, the q S
Conference of Mayors and
Americans for Democratic
Action.
Senator Keating, Republican
of New York, who with Demo
cratic Senator Clark of Penn
sylvania was a scheduled lunch.
con speaker. served notice II
his prepared speech that "wt
| See RULES, Page Al
Evening star., 1960-12-28
Solicitor General Post
Seen for Harvard Man

Prof. Archibald Cox of the
Harvard University Law School
will be appointed Solicitor Cen
eral. sources in the Kennedy
camp said today.
The Solicitor Generals Job,
third ranking in the Depart
ment of Justice, is regarded as a
particularly prestigious post be-
cause the occupant is in charge
of all Government cases before
the Supreme Court.
He decides which cases are to
be appealed there and has the
option Of arguing any or all of
them himself. J. Lee Rankin is
the present Solicitor General.
Prof. Cox served as a lawyer
in the Solicitor Generals Office
from l94l to l943. He later be-
came a specialist in labor law
and was President-elect Ken
nedy's adviser on the labor re-
form bill of 1859.
During the campaign, he
took a leave of absence from
Harvard and headed a group of
speech writer's and research
specialists who provided much
OF the raw material for Mr..
Kennedy's speeches.
Prof. Cox. who is 48. served
for four months in 1852 as
chairman of the Wage Stabili-
cation Board. He resigned in
protest over President Tru-