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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WTTG ~ Five-Star
Feature. Irene" A girl is
involved In a case Of mis-
taken identity. Anna Neagle,
Ray Milland. (1940l.
500, WMAL az - Hawaiian
Eye. "The Bequest of Arthur
Goodwin" A wealthy widow
hopes to break her husbands
will, which bequeaths his
business to his secretary's
sweetheart. Anthony Eisley,
Fay Wray, Andrea King.
10000, WMAL C0-Wednesday
Night Fights. Western Golden
Gloves finals, Chicago Sta
dunn.
HOO. WTTG 49, Ghost
Ship" A mad sea captain
makes life unbearable for his
crew. Richard Dix, Russell
Wade.
11:15, WTOP t9)-The Late
Show. BLACK Tuesday" A
condemned killer master
minds his escape from the
death house. Edward G..
Robinson, Peter Graves, Jean
Arthur. (1955).
100, WTTG (5)-The Big
Movie. Marie Wilson. cur
rently appearing at the Lo-
tus, will be Milton @. Ford's
intermission guest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
Army Will Drop
Port of Depot

The Army plans to get rid Of
part Of It's Curtis Bay storage
depot property near Baltimore,
Senator Beall Republican Of
Maryland reported yesterday.
He said the Army viii declare
surplus and ask the General
Services Administration to dis
pose Of 583 acres Of land and
improvements costing more
than SO million.
About 10 acres and buildings
required for use as an Army
Reserve Center will be retained.
An additional 242-plus acres
will be kept at the request Of
the National Security Agency,
Senator Beall said.
The Curtis Bay Ordnance
Reserve Depot near the Pa
tapsco River was established in
1917 for storing and handling
ammunition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09

by Faulkner which I wish pro-
ducer Herbert Brodkin had en-
trusted to someone other than
Horton Foote, who is always
trying to go Faulkner one
better.
The drama was reminiscent
Of last seasons "Old Man.
also by Faulkner, at least in
the central characters = a
simple, unworthy Junk Of a poor
farmer. a talkative, lonely white
southern girl whose husband
deserted her after learning she
was pregnant.
Richard Boone, who gave an
uncommonly good performance,
paired of as neatly with Miss
Stanley as Sterling Hayden did
opposite Geraldine Page.
Scenes with a particular emo
tional wallop: Miss Stanley, in
acute labor, reaching for her
leg; Boone, beaten by her
brothers who had come to take
the child he promised to rear,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
THE EVENING STAR c-23
Washington, D. c. 4
Wednesday,, March 9. 1860
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There were two intriguing
dramatic exercises Sunday
night-"Turn the Key Deity"
(NBC's Showcase) and the GE
drama, "The Book of Silence"
(CBS) which was far enough
removed from the details of
the Pasternak case Il think
not to worry CHS News, which
is still trying to get a man
into Moscow.
I seem to be in a minority
on the-Julie Harris-Maxi-
milan Schell play. It didn't
perturb me that everybody
knew the girl had a dual per-
sonality except her lover
(SchnelD. What impressed
me was the marvellous way the
play evoked the feel of q
second-rate European circus.
The scene where the hero was
visited backstage by his archi-
tect friend from Paris was a
lesson in fluid direction and
skillful underplaying. Schell
uses his voice changes in tone,
color with the skill of a crafty
veteran.
David Karp's crisp dialogue
and an explosive performance
by Rod Steiger were the high
lights Of THE Book of Silence"
an engrossing look at the artist
in a totalitarian state. On trial
an author whose book
angered his government but
was under consideration for
the Nobel Prize (the Pasternak
IparalleD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09

from the neck UP, but ] think
q comparable case could be
made for Paar. who can out
scramble anybody else from be-
hind q rib-high desk.
Excepting Miss Debbie Reyn-
olds, possibly.
Paar's basic problem. a COM
mon failing, Is his script.
Monday, he was virtually all
opening act. He opened on the
columnists, critics, censors, the
Hearst press, silly old men, the
friends who didn't rush to Hong
Kong to hold his rickshaw
when the going was sticky.
He ran the gamut as if an
Olympic berth were at stake.
So much for Miss Kim
Stanley's nearest (mileaway)
competitor for the weeks act
ing awards.
Miss Stanley. of course, was
merely superb Monday In the
Playhouse 30 drama, "Tomor-
row." q variation on q theme
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09

OUefe1
Wagon Train"The Tracy Sadler Story" Western soap
opera. Worth seeing because Of Elaine Stritchs fine
- performance mother out to reclaim her son. and
Elisha Cook jrs very good Job sympathetic wouldbe
murderer. 1880, WRCA
Oze Harriet-"Dave Goofs Off," Funny episode Ev-
erything wrong for poor David at his law clerk
job. Senior partner Mr. Kelly meets him for the first
time and gets the impression he's coffee drinking rock
nro fan who plays the horses It's very entertaining
and all works out when David hits the boss with golf
ball. $3.50 pm, WMAL-7.
Perry COmO-The teena crowd will do the stompng for
good deal of tonight's show especially when frankie
Avalon sings and Bob Denver (Dobie ellis pal May
nardO translates rock n rollers letter for Perrys ed
fcation But adults will get charge out of Denver
when he tries his hand at composing lyric for Gisee
- MackenzeS home town. Winnipeg Margaret Ann and
the Jada Quartet do Alabama Medley Gisee sings
S12th of Never" and Piper Dundee" and Perry is at
home with the lot Of them. (Color) pm, WRC-.
United States Steel HOurRevot at Hadley" The second
half of this welacted soap opera which managed to
convert about eight Of daytime cliff hanging into
two hours of concentrated problems Tonight
revoltS against his domineering moherin-aw tries
to reuvenate the family business and save the fortune
He even gets into clinch with his sser-in-law The
finale too pat but the show did have to end and the
women will have good time Richard Kley, Sir Cedric
Hardwtcke and Mary Aston coStar 10 pm, WTOP-9.
This Is Your Le-An offbea and interesting od-mer
Ralph Edwards subject for tonighs biographical stint
10 pm, WRC-.
MICS best Western series Frank Lovejoy guests playing
circuit judge with reputation inhuman monster
Senator arrives to investigate and replace the Judge
but comes away with greater insight into the problems
of administering justice in the West 80 pm WRC-
Jack Paar Show-Alex King Eva Gabor and Betty White
join their pal Jack Paar this first of his return
Jack Haskell another Paar avorie over the song
items for the evening. 1880 pm, WRC-4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
ON THE AIR
Kim, by q Mile,
Over Jack Poor
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star ~ Critic

Apart from the splendid Plays Week. our Tv dra-
matte fare lately has been several welcome above the
seasons low FORM and I'm not excluding performance
Monday, masterpiece Of strant.
critic Kenneth lyman, think who described John
Qgud the greatest actor in the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tontghts top shotUs preuie,Ued by TV Keys stat.
Dho attend rehearsals match screenings dnalyze
scripts In NeD York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered a guide to viewers.
Evening star., 1960-03-21
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BAT MASTERsoN
ON STAGE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: I found this listed
on a breakfast menu: "One-
half order lox and creamed
cheese with bagel." What is lox
and bagel. and how are they
prepared?"-L. W., San Ber-
nardino, Calf.
Answer: It's a long, long way
to Tlpperary - and an even
longer way from the Bronx
to San Bernardino, apparently.
Bagel and lox with cream
cheese is as popular a break
fast delicacy in Americas Jew
ish community as doughnuts
and coffee in the Nation as a
whole. And, incidentally, many
non-JeWs have learned to SAVIOR
this unusual gustatory treat.
The bagel-which has been
described as "a doughnut with
a Jewish education"-is SINH
lar to the doughnut in shape
but is made of an unSalted
yeast dough which is first sim
mered in water and then
baked. 1t gets its name from
the Yiddish word "beigen, g."
meaning to bend or twist.
The bagel is split before
serving. spread well with cream
cheese and then topped Cthis
begins to sound like those TV
commercials with lox. And
what is lox? you ask. Simply
thin-sliced. salty smoked SAL
mon. Usually the Nova Scotia
Evening star., 1960-03-21

related to the Anglo-Saxon
LEAK" also meaning salmon.
So, though the road from the
Bronx to San Bernardino may
be a long one, the path from
Yiddish back to Anglo-Saxon
is short indeed.
Evening star., 1960-03-21

variety of salmon is served in
New York, but Alaskan or
West Coast salmon may be
served in other parts of the
country.
LoX, incidentally, comes
from another Yiddish-German
word, "lachs," which is closely
, 1960-12-30

Folders now available.
, 1960-12-30
N o

Buildings for light industry,
buildings for warehousing, de-
signed and built by CARTE En-
cheering, lease basis, per
square foot per year. Time de-
livery contracts, for additional
information write Carrie En-
cheering. General Delivery,
Christiansted, st. Croix, ". I.
or visit Office at Golden Rock
just outside Christiansted.
, 1960-12-30
A NEW ERA

THROUGHOUT THE campaign Senator Kennedy
kept harping upon the need to move ahead in the
sixties. It was his contention that America, while not
having stood still, had nevertheless failed to move at
the pace and in the direction which would give this
nation the place of prominence to which it is due. Now
that Kennedy has won, the same will hold true for these
Islands.
CHANCES ARE that the new administration,
young in age and spirit, will ask some searching ques-
tons about these Islands, and throw out challenges,
most of which we will have to face up to. Whoever
heads this local government will have a responsibility
the like of which has never been known before.
H VIRGIN ISLANDS will have to 0 very
close to supporting themselves. Every effort ought to be
made in that direction, and the chances are the national
government will do everything to help bring it about.
WHAT WE NEED here is a highly developed and
effective economy which will provide for us a rounded
social and political life. Within the next four years we
should have. licked the water problem, developed a
school system second to none, worked on the tourist
trade and made it a most lucrative business, and finally,
refined our governmental structure to the point where
it becomes a model Of democratic process,
THE MAN WHO heads such a system must be a
man Of vision and understanding, yet with the realism
to know that the task is best accomplished by the day
to day planning and execution of one little job after
another. He must surround himself with good men,
competent men, and those who would not be willing to
sit still while time passed by.
THE PAST THREE or four years saw much pro
gress, and much Of which to be proud and satisfied. But
the world moves on. Now that a change has come, we
may expect here not only more Of the same. but a new
era marked by progress in every phase of our local life.
, 1960-12-30

Learn the tremendous posi-
bilities Of your own mind.
Explore that mysterious world
within you. The free book,
THE MASTERY OF LIFE, ex-
plains how you can master
the everyday problems Of life
and find happiness. Address:
Scribe S. E. c., Rosicrucian
Order, AMORC, San Jose,
California, U.S.A.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Continued From Preceding Page

numbers used, the species banded,
their sex and whether adult or young
Of course, the sex of some birds,
such as the blue jays, cannot be
determined, since the males and
females are similarly marked.
You would think that once caught,
a bird would be shy of any trap. That
isn't the case, however, and many
birds are caught over and over again
And that gives banders, who often
take birds banded by others, addi-
tional sport They record and report
band numbers on these birds.
AS one person describes it, band
ing has all the excitement Of the
chase and yet none of the blood
that goes with hunting 1t is a simple,
but pleasing sport.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

and directions for the band to be
returned to the Fish and Wildlife
Service when found, are provided in
various sizes, strung on wires for
easy handling.
Many banders attach these strings
to bulletin boards" under the names
of birds that will wear the various
sizes.
1T is not as easy to get banding
permit as it once waS," says Mr..
Duvall. I'VE want quality banders
rather than quantity. A person may
be a good bander that is, he may
band a lot of birds during the season
but his records will be incomplete.
And without good records, the band
ing program is worthless"
Banders must record the band
Evening star., 1960-07-24

1.-TWO men fishing in the middle of
l. big lake were pulling fish out
as fast as they could bait their hooks.
One said, You know, Joe, we should
mark this spot"
"All right" said joe I'll paint a
big x in the bottom of the boat"
Are you crazy, man? You know
we'd never get the same boat twice"
A SENSITIVE man from outer
IA space descended to Earth
recently and came face-to-face with
a piano in a store window.
ok, yOu," he Snarled, wipe
that nasty grin off your facey'
Evening star., 1960-07-24

LIVERY few blocks the truck driver
- would stop his truck and get out.
Walking around toward the back, he
would pound on the sides of the
trailer and then return to the cab.
When he had repeated this operation
several times, he had quite line of
irate motorists behind him.
What's the matter with you,"
yelled one of the motorists, stopping
traffic like this to pound on the back
of your truck?"
Listen, Mac" said the driver,
this here's five-ton truck with a
six-ton load of canaries and I've got
to keep one ton flying"
A STRONG political tide had
IA washed a Congressman out of
office, much to his surprise. At the
victory dinner for his opponent, the
old lawmaker was called upon for a
few remarks. He rose and said dryly:
Il am reminded of an epitaph on
an old tombstone in the town GENE
terry. 1t reads: 1 expected this, but
not so Soon."
Evening star., 1960-07-24

THE newly-married man filled
out his income tax form, listing
a deduction of $500 for his wife, and
in the section marked exemption for
children wrote: Keep watching this
space"
Evening star., 1960-07-24
Laughing It OFF

Why Give Up Smoking, Honeyl
II Only Makes You Crobby
40 GET your pipe, my lord and
" master,
Let good intentions end;
Let clouds of smoke curl upward
faster
And peace, once more, descend.
Let resolutions shallow facet
Be baniShed from our door,
Let argument, however tacit,
Be on the wane once more.
Now Old King Cole was merry old
soul,
And a merry old soul was he;
He chewed on his pipe, and he
fondled the bowl,
And he smiled on his fiddlers,
three!
Let clothes again be full of patches
Let drum and bugle sound
The brave return of pipe and
matches
Let pleasantries abound
Let burning ash be testimony
To lowered blade and sword;
A new leafs just so much baloney-
Let order be restored!
Yes, Old King Cole was merry old
soul
So leave the rest to me:
Go grab your pipe, and light the bowl
And make with the fiddle-de-dee!
EVELYN WADE
Evening star., 1960-07-24
All In Fun

CONVERSATION overheard in a
~ college sorority house:
Visitor: I've got friend I'd like
you girls to meet"
Freshman: rs he cute?"
Sophomore: Can he dancer"
Junior: Does he drink"
Senior: where is he?"
Evening star., 1960-07-24

Nov Heinz lends new glamour
~ to your table with four Heinz
DecGnter Vinegars! These handsome
decanters go proudly from kitchen
to table, and have removable shaker
tops. You can use just few drops
for delicate favoring-or remove
shaker when measuring larger
amounts. Recipes giving special uses
come with each decanter. Any way
you use Heinz Vinegars, they're so
full favored they go further. And
vinegar costs so little per serving
that it pays to use the best-Heinz!
Evening star., 1960-07-24

Whots YOUR fovodts Joke? Send il TO "An In
Fun" eio Sunday. The Stor Mosozine. 225 virsinio
ovenUe Sc. for possible publication this pooe.
SUNDAY. THE STAR MAoAzINE
Evening star., 1960-03-05

Note: Score 10 for each COR
rect answer-.100 is excellent;
80. good. If you score below
80, better look up the words you
missed in your dictionary.
Answers: IF, 2J, 3-H,
"A, Sd, &C, 7-B. 81,
9-E, 10-G.
Like to play word games? William
Morris has chosen ten OF his trickiest
word games and puzzles for family,
party or solitaire play. For your copy
of his new pamphlet simply send q
self-addressed, stamped envelope plus
10 cents for handling to William
care of The Star.
Evening star., 1960-03-05

opening lead: Jack Of hearts.
West leads the jack of hearts,
dummy and East play low, and
you win with the king. You
notice that East has made q
vulnerable opening bid and
that only one ace, two kings
and one queen are missing.
East must have all of those
cards.
If you are not careful you
will lose a spade, two hearts
and a club. You must develop
dummy's long diamonds to dis
pose of a loser or two. The
problem is to get back to dunn
my after you have set up the
diamonds. You can reach dunn
my with the ace and king Of
spades to take two diamond
illnesses. It is the third entry
to dummy that is hard to find.
Need End Play
You need an end play TO
make the game contract. Lead
a trump to the ace and finesse
the queen of diamonds. Lead
a trump to the king and finesse
the jack of diamonds. Then
lead the ace of diamonds to
drop the king. Now give East
his trump trick.
What can East lead? II he
returns a heart dummy's
queen of hearts will win a
trick. If East returns a club
Instead, dummy queen becomes
a winner. Either way you are
sure to get back to the dummy
for the rest of the diamonds.
Daily Question
AS dealer you hold:
A106542 0K54 pAQJ &A5
What do you bid? q
Answer: One spade. The suit
Is very shabby, but the hand
is well worth an opening bid
and no other suit is biddabl
(copyrisht. 1860. Gen. Features corp.D
Evening star., 1960-03-05
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS
Today's word game is designed

Today's word game is designed
to test your ability to recognize
verbs similar to one another in
meaning. Below you will find
two groups of 10 words each.
The first group is numbered l,
2, 3. etc. The second group is
lettered A. B, c, etc.
For each word in the first
group you will find a word Of
almost the same meaning "a
synonym in the second group.
Thus the word numbered may
mean practically the same as
the word lettered F. Write this
down as IF. When you have
all the answers, check against
the correct pairings at the
bottom.
Evening star., 1960-10-23

WeStmont court, Bethesda;
Cathleen s. Lane. 8, of $500
Alcott road, Bethesda, and
three children of Mrs. Pessin's
Stephanie, 8; Saul. Z, and
David, 5.
Police charged Mrs. Pessin
with failure to reduce speed to
avoid a collision. A hearing was
set for November 16 in Rock
vile Peoples Court.
Mrs. Deoudes was a graduate
of, Roosevelt High School and
attended Hood College in Fred
erick, Md. She was q member
of st. Sophia Greek Orthodox
Cathedral.
In addition to Renee, Mrs.
DeoudeS. who was expecting
another child In February, is
survived by her husband,
Emmanuel, who is a broker
and real estate man, and a
daughter, Stephanie, IL.
Also surviving are her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Angeles H.
Bacas, $500 Winnett road,
Chevy Chase, Md, and two
brothers, Homer A. Bacas, Ath-
ems road, Burke, Va, and Aris-
totle A. Bacas, 704 Chillum
] road. Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1960-10-23

police he blacked out. He said
he remembers leaving the alley
once.
Checking Ali Calls
In looking for suspects,
Homicide detectives checked
all police calls made Wednes-
day night. They went to Sibley
Hospital where they were given
Crouch's name as being in
volved in a disturbance there
early in the evening.
Detectives yesterday checked
the shop where Crouch works
and were told that his father
had taken him to District Gen
eral Hospital because of his
"odd behavior"
Pollce arrested MIN there late
Friday night. He was receiving
treatment for a foot infection
Capt. Harnett said his squad
is still seeking other suspects
and witnesses in the case.
Mrs. Sullivan's huSba n d
Lawrence d. Sullivan, works
for the General Services Ad-
ministration during the daS
and at a restaurant in tht
$500 block Of Twelfth stree
NE. at night. He told polict
his wife was at home at 7:S(
pm. when he left WEDNESDAY
for his night job.
Evening star., 1960-10-23
Finley Spells Out Four Solutions
10 D. c. Growth Of Next 50 Years

to put the court on the square
opposite the White House. de-
spite q futile fight by some
Washingtonians to retain the
atmosphere Of the old build
ings.
He stressed that his COM
mission had pressed success.
fully for landscaping around
Federal offices instead Of some
|on-site parking lots preferred
by General Services. Adminis-
|tration.
Washington is beset by
pressures of all kinds--and cars
overrunning the streets is not
the least. However, another
problem is posed by obsoles-
cent buildings which do not
have real value but would be
nice to save.
I'VE must link the past with
the future"
He advised the trust to "bear
down on planners" and expend
more efforts to educate per-
sons due to take the decision-
making roles Of the future.
Preservation seems to be q
course left out Of our educa-
tion," he said
Federal expansion tradition
ally has been contemplated
along the East Mall, the rec
tangular track linking the Cap
itol and the Anacostia shore,
bounded by Independence and
Constitution avenues.
For 80 years. the planning
commission has envisioned 9
broad boulevard fianked on
Evening star., 1960-10-23

ed down from pictures in q
dimmed room where a movie,
Happy Journey to Moscow" "
was being shown. Taken. q
year ago when some Of our Gov
ernors toured Russia, it had a
background Of rippling streams
and stirring music. In another
film. ba1lerinas leaped in color,
but as one young boy said,
mo cartoons" /"
. Comments ranged from Il
thought it was q wonderful pic
ture" TO "Everybody'S sl1gine
and happy. Seems as II they're
avoiding a lot"
Lying on q handicapped
table was q l5o-page booklet,
The Trial Of the U-2--Ex-
elusive Authorized Account" In
q corner was q bulletin board
Of happy pictures and Russian
phrases, and in English. dis
Armament-the way to peace
A Russian guide talked to an
Alexandra hostess. "Who do
you work for now?s Jack or
Dick? Jack? I saw a head
line I like very much. IKE Tells
Rocky. Stay Away From Jack
and Dick Too many-how 60
-neeknames for a headline" !"
The visitors came from all
over the area - I'VE saw the
embassy ad in the Hot Shoppe. :
My brother saw it in the pa
Evening star., 1960-10-23
Crash Kills
G Woman
On <vuy

A District woman vas killed
and 9 man seriously ir1juret
last night when their car wal
struck broadside on SuitlanC
parkway, police reported.
Detective Sergt. Walter r
McEwen Of the Park Police
said the woman was tenta.
lively identified as Mrs. Heller
r. Biting, about 40, of 44l5
Third street Sc. She was pro-
nounced dead at Casualty
Hospital at 7:l2 pm.
In serious condition with .
possible fractured skull is her
husband, John E. Biting, a.
who is employed by the D. C.
Transit System. He was ad-
mitted to Casualty.
Sergt. McEwen said the Bit
tings' car apparently darted
out into Saitland parkway traf- :
fic from Allentown road. The
impact knocked out the bot
tom Of the small car. II
was struck on the passenger
side, the Investigator said.
The driver Of the other car
was identified as Robert j,
Chavez. 81, Of the 1900 block
of Deal drive. Glassmanor, Md.
A technical charge of reckless
driving was placed against him
Sergt. McEwen said. He was
released pending a hearing be-
fore the United States COM
missioner IN Upper Marlboro
on November Is.