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Evening star., 1960-09-20

in Bethesda, the K-B chain
reaches a total of eight houses
in the Washington area. The
others are the Macarthur, Apex,
Ontario and Naylor. in town;
the Langley and Flower, Silver
Spring, and the Rockville Drive
In. The take-over of the
new theater is set for October
l. at which time it will be
closed briefly for redecoration
land refurbishing. :. The Hiser,
to be rechristened the Baronet
will reopen in late october.
First speaker on the new sea-
sons program of the Motion
Picture and Television Council
will be Raymond S. Sites, Gu
Irator of the National Gallery OF
Arts educational section.
Two short films also will be
shown at the councils first
meeting. scheduled for Septem-
Der 27, 2::30 pm, in the
National Gallery's auditorium
Trina La Douce" is as
sensational a season starter as
the National has had since
West Side Story" opened there,
1t is playing nightly to stand
ing room only.
Evening star., 1960-09-20

the meal, she sets them the
belated, peacetime task of
finding the Judas among them
and asking the latter to expiate
his crime by committing suicide
in her palatial drawing room.
AS deadly dinner parties go,
this one is obviously more in
inspired than most. At first,
however. none of the guests
really cares to play the hostess
lethal game but they come
around, one by one. as soon
as each realizes he is suspect.
If only to clear himself, or
herself, the situation offers no
other choice.
That the murderous game
shall be the more engrossing,
the various characters have
been neatly divided as to
occupation. One is a doctor,
another a priest, a third a
lawyer who specializes in de-
Tending desperate criminals.
Banking and publishing also
are represented. and SO is meat
packing. Marie Octobre, her.
self. is one of Paris foremost
dress designers.
The consciences of these
represent quite a labyrinth and
the reviewer of Marie Oetobre"
can only be grateful that the
rules forbid describing the
pictures detailed march
through it.
Nevertheless, it does turn out
Evening star., 1960-09-20
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
National Theater-"Irma La
Douce"; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - "T hirte e n
Ghosts; /. 2:45, 4:30, 6:10, 8
and 9:45 pm.
Apex-"Next to No Time;
1:05, 2:50, 4:35, $40, sos, and
9:55 pm.
CapitOI-"Let's Make Love-;
1l:15 am, 1.:20, $3.50, $40, 7:45
and 9:55 pm.
Dupont - Marie Octobre";;
/, 3:55, 6:55 and 9:55 pm.
Three Feet in a Bed; 2:35,
5:35 and 8:35 pm.
Keith's -" Elmer Gantry"::
HIS am, LAS, AIS, 6:55 and
9:35 pm.
MacArthur-"I'm All Right,
jack; 6:10, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan IT hirt e e n
Ghosts; 11:55 am, 1855, $50,
$50, 7:50 and 9:45 pm.
Ontario Tt Started in
Naples; /, 2:45, 4:30, $40, sos
and 9:55 pm.
The Time Ma
chine; HAS am, LAS, 3:45,
5:45, 7:45 and GAS pm.
Playhouse The Subterra-
means; IL, 1:40, 3:20, 5, $40,
8:25 and 9:55 pm.
Plaza-"For Members Only;
IL, 3:05, 6:15 and 9::35 pm;
Mating Time; 1870, 4:35 and
1855 pm.
TOwn-"Psycho";; IL, 2, 4, g.,
8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux -" "Strangers
When We Meet; IL am, los,
and 3:15 pm. Song Without
End; invitational premiere,
$3.50 pm.
Uptown Can Cam; $3.50
pm.
Warner-"Ben Hur";; 8 pm.
Evening star., 1960-09-20


Octobre" opens today at the
Dupont Theater with Danielle
Darrieux as its star. 1t is a
mystery melodrama whose pur-
pose is to find the Judas who,
during World War II, betrayed
the leader of a brilliant Re-
sistance unit operating in Paris.
1t is a sober examination of
human behavior that involves
a varied but rather special set
of characters. M. Duvivier sub
mits it to moviegoers who are
willing to go along with a sub
dued- but searching study of
guilt and suspicion. In these
terms, Marie Octobre" is
clinically effective in the cool
ness of its direction and the
excellence OF its acting.
y
Fifteen years have elapsed
since the crime with which the
Dupont film is concerned. Yet,
during all that time. it has
not been forgotten by Mile.
Darrieux, whose Marquis name
was Marie Octobre.
So tonight she has sum-
moned the nine survivors OF
the old Valliance unit to dinner.
Over coffee and hqueurs after
Evening star., 1960-09-20

+ Crawford is back in Hollywood
for a Zane Grey" TV seq
ment, and to discuss her role
in Jerry Wald's Return to
Peyton Place" Joan is the only
performer definitely signed for
the movie as Of this writing.
British and Americans speak
the same language, more or
less, but the taste of the two
peoples is at great variance.
For instance. the Marilyn Mon
receives MOntand film, Let's
Make Love-" was panned by
most of the movie reviewers of
New York. But in London, the
critics raved about the picture
and especially over Marilyn.
Even the London Times was
enchanted. A long time ago
in London, I saw a play, Lii
BEL" which ran for six years
there. 1t came to New York
and didn't last six nights.
Talking of Marilyn, for every
week that her current flick,
"The MisfltS," continues in
production beyond October /
co-star Clark Gable will re-
ceive an extra $48,600. Every
one is hoping that Mmmm
stays healthy. Even Gable.
Spotted Perry Como hud-
ding in the Polo Lounge with
the three Crosby boys, Philip,
Dennis and Lindsay, plus their
agent. For the November %
appearance with Perry on his
TV show. The boys are doing
fine as a trio. Ditto brother
Gary, solo. And twas said it
couldn't be done.
Walter WincheII has formed
w. w. Productions with AL
Zugsmith. Their first movie,
"Gyp the Blood" is about one
Of the first gang murders.
Walter stars in it, and does
the writing. He. is also doing
the TV trailer for "Dondi'
Evening star., 1960-09-20
HOLLY
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Not the Best Man.?

HOLLYWOOD CNANA. -
Frank Sinatra sent his regrets,
but he cannot be best man at
the October wedding of clan"
member Sammy Davis, jr. and
Swedish Mai Britt. Frank will
be in Hawaii starring in THE
Devil at Four O'Clock" at that
particular time. Sammy's well
wishers are hoping the we'd
ding will be minus hoopla. .
Miss Britt, incidentally, has
finally cut her long, blonde
locks. Sammy is short, and the
shorter hair makes Mai look
less tall alongside him.
Sinatra telephoned pretty
Juliet PrOwse while we were
chatting at the Beverly Brown
derby, and made a date with
her for dinner. This is a
romance to watch. But the
night before. Juliet told me,
she dined with Elvis Presley,
who took her for a ride in his
spanking new. $4,000 black
and-beige Rolls Royce. The
Rolls is the emblem Of the new
aristocracy in Hollywood. .
Juliet and Presley will be
teamed again next year in
Beach Boy" to be made in
Hawai-. But Sinatra will
be back in Hollywood by then.
Gig Young and wife Eliza
beth took off for at least eight
months in New York where
Gig will star on the stage Tor
Freddie BrissOn in THE Yum
Yum Tree" Metro was
after Gig to play the father in
the telefilmed Father of the
Bride" but he declined-not be-
cause he's too young for such
a role. but Il don't want to be
tied up in a TV SERIES"
Ann SOthern is in New York
for a week to visit chum Lu-
ellie Ball and to attend a per-
formance of Bye Bye Birdie"
with Jim Bishop. While Joan
Evening star., 1960-09-20

in which he starred for Zug-
smith.
Judy Garland, looking for a
permanent country home in
Britain, is offering a very fancy
deal to Dirk BOgarde to be her
co-star in a picture she will
make in London early next
year for the company she is
setting up with husband Sid
Luft. Judy will try to lose a
few pounds for the camera. But
not too much. She has never
seemed as relaxed as she is now.
Evening star., 1960-09-20
THE PASSING SHOW
French Also Produce
Mystery MeIodromos
By JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic of The Star

No. French film makers not exclusively concerned
with
Beyond the excitement the new wave directors and
Miles Bardo and Sagan, there remain the old directors
who perceive that the total of human existence
One of these veterans Julien Duvivier whose Marie
Evening star., 1960-09-20

MARIE OCTOBRE." Lopert release
of a Lucien Ward production, directed
by Julien Duvivier. music by Jean
Yatove, sereenplay by Duyiyier and
At the Dupont Theater.
The Cast g.
Marie Octobre Danielle DaTrieux
julien Simoneau Bernard Blier
Leon Blanchet Robert Dalban
Lucien Marinval Paul FranSeur
Victorine Jeanne Fusier-Gir
lie Pere Yves lie Gueven Paul Guers
Robert Thibaud Daniel Ivernel
FIR Renaud-Picart Paul Meurisse
Antoine Rougier Serge Resistant
Etienne Fandamme N. Roquervert
Carlo Bernardo Limo Venture
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Soldier Found
Dead With Face
In Rat Poison

A 33-year-old Fort Myer
soldier was found dead in his
car yesterday with his head
in a pan of water containing
rat poison, Arlington police re-
ported.
Police said Alfred w. Cibor,
of HOO N. Edgewood street,
was discovered by his wife
when she went outside to take
her son to his paper route.
Detective Capt. Dudley Rec
tor said Mr.. Cibor was found
on the floor in the front OF
the car. Rat poison was in the
dish pan, he said. and police
also found seeds used to kill
mice on the floor Of the car
and in the kitchen of the house,
Mr.. Cibor was pronounced
dead at the Fort Myer dispen-
sary. There has been no ruling
yet on the cause of death.
Mr.. Cibor, police said, was
due to appear in Juvenile Court
on October Is on a charge OF
contributing to the delinquency
of a minor.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Highway Conference

LEXINGTON. Va, Oct. 10
P.-About 800 persons are
expected here for the three day
l4th annual Virginia Highway
Conference starting Wednesday.
The theme Of this years con-
ference is "Virginia's Highway
Program, Past, Present and
Future"
Attending will be highway en-
gineers, builders and planners;
representatives Of public works
departments of counties. cities
and towns. and representatives
Of traffic safety organizations.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
CIVIL DISPUTE
Virginia Unit Backed
On Centennial Plans
CIVIL DISPUTE

RICHMOND. oct. 10 (AP).
Delegates to the State Civil
War Centennial Assembly here
jumped into a dispute between
the National and Virginia Cen
tennial Commissions Saturday
and threw their support to the
State.
AS the two-day assembly drew
to a close, the delegates gave
unanimous support to a reso-
luton praising the States cen
tennial leadership and its COM
memoration program.
Virginia Darlington (Pat)
Jones of Centreville in Fairfax
County, liaison officer for the
national commission, Friday
had criticized Virginia's plan
ners for giving most of their
attention to a visitors center
here instead Of re-enactments
of wartime events and other
tourist attractions around the
State.
The State commissions exec
utive director. James ]. Geary,
had replied that his group con-
siders the visitors center more
important because it would last
for four years, while each re-
enactment would last for only
one or two days.
AS a result, the delegates de-
clared Saturday they do hereby
express full confidence in the
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Hospital Drive
Nets 100000

Contributions and pledges to
the Family Crusade for the
Fairfax Hospital now have
reached 100000, or two-thirds
of the way toward the campaign
goal of $150,000.
This is the result of addi-
tional reports by volunteer col
lectors since the countrywide
two-hour fund solicitation last
Tuesday night when the amount
totaled $4,000.
Hospital officials anticipate
getting closer to the goal when
reports are received from about
1000 more volunteers.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
BRIEFS
Abingdon
Talk Is Set
By Trumon

ABINGDON. Va. Oct. lC
(AP). - Former President
Harry S. Truman is scheduled
to address a Democratic cam
paign rally near here Satur-
day to aid the reelection cam
paign Of the 9Th districts Rep
resentative Jennings.
The Democrats have lined up
a special trainNwhich will leave
Lynchburg at $40 am, making
stops along the route to pick
up the party faithful for the
rally.
Mr.. Truman's speech is one
Of a series he Is making over
the Nation. He's due here after
a two-day visit to North Caro-
lima.
Mr.. Jennings is opposed by
Republican E. Summers Sheffey
Washington County Common
Wealth'S attorney.
Evening star., 1960-10-10

forcement symbol" - an ex-
ample would be a motorcycle
policeman - actually has any
effect on the accident rate.
Robert P. Shumate. research
director of the IACP, reports
no one ever has been able to
establish whether the presence
of police along a stretch of
ro' d actually reduces acci-
dents on significant scale.
Everyone" Slows Down
There is even a possibility,
Mr.. Shumate says, that the ap-
pearance of police along the
highway might cause accidents.
The common reaction to the
stationary radar police car,
Mr.. Shumate says, is for every
one to slow down. This includes
the 20-mile-an-hour creeper as
well as the 70-mile-an hour
man. regardless of the speed
limit.
Each by slowing down in
creases what accident experts
call friction" or the introduc-
ton of a disturbing influence
on a stream of traffic.
1t also is widespread practice
for automobiles to platoon be-
Evening star., 1960-10-10

hind patrol cars. jam traffic
and produce an abnormal situ-
alton.
The study will seek to deter
mine the best and most eco
nomical method of reducing ac-
cidents.
To Use Hidden Cameras
Using high-speed and spe-
cially-built cameras, the asso-
citation will photograph the flow
of traffic over five-mile sections
of highway in Wisconsin. Cam
eras will be hidden in dummy
mailboxes at either end of the
selected strip. Cars will be
photographed entering and
leaving. The speed of each car
will be measured.
After arriving at a pattern
for traffic in the selected area,
the next step will be to add en-
forcement symbols and study
their effect on motorists.
Mr.. Shumate said they will
even study traffic's reaction to
a policeman standing beside a
car and talking to the driver
as if he were about to make an
arrest.
The study will be made over
some 5000 strips of highway.
The grant was one of 241
awarded locally. They were Sc
lected by the Division of Re-
search Grants of the National
Institutes of Health and total
81 million. Most of the grants
deal with research into medical
and psychological problems.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
BroyhiII, KouI.
ListActivities
During Week

The Northern Virginia con-
gressional candidates continue
their campaigns this week. Re-
publican Representative Broy-
hill and Democrat Ralph Kaul
have scheduled speeches and
receptions as follows:
Today-Mr. BroyhilI. s:I5 pm.
Hill-Mar Heights Civic Association al
Kent Garden Elementary School. Nc.
Tomorrow-Mr. Broyhin. 1915 pm.
luncheon, D. C. businessmen at Presi-
Dental Arms; Mr., Kaul. 2:l5 pm.
speech before National Association oi
Retired Employees Vienna Trust Co.
Mclean L s.tD speech !, Hy Nm Mr. sRtb Raq E.sn D
tary School, alexandria.
Wednesday-Mr: Broyhill, > pm.
Fairfax Chapter. National Associatior
Of Retired Civil Service Employees
Fairfax Methodist Church; Mr.. Kaul
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ashbrook, 4s4C
N. Thirtieth street, Arlington.
Thursday-Mr. Broyhill, s pm.
Dranesville District Republican recep.
ton, Franklin Sherman School; Mr.
Kaul. $50 pm, Westmore Citizens As.
SuIst!OH' "SethlOic EAehAcAboAs oShooa
Friday-Mr. Broyhin, s to 10 pm.
Falls Church Republican Reception
Fink Auditorium, Falls Church: Mr.
Kaul, Sis pm. johnson Hill Citizeni
Association. Carver Recreation Center
Saturday-"Pst for First Lady" re.
ception at Arlinston Towers.
In the Arlington County
Board race. incumbent Demo
crat DR.. Lucas H. Blevins il
opposing Thomas Richards
candidate of Arlingtonians fol
a Better County, for a four-yeal
term. Independent Ernest D
Wilt is running unopposed fol
a second three-year term.
Candidates appearances are
scheduled as followed:
Today-Mr, Richards. Q pm. Igor
Village Citizens Association, Lyon vii
lage Community House.
Tomorrow - Mr.. Richards and DR.
BlevinS. Sis pm. Parkway Citizens
Association and North Highland Cit
lZenS ASSOCldllOns "OOoulOnL SCHOOL
2422 North Fillmore street
Wednesday-Mr. Richards. reception
for voters in Yorktown precinct, resi-
dence Of Mrs. Gerard Brannon, 4Sl3
North Twenty-tourth street.
Thursday - Mr.. Richards, reception
for voters in Arlington precinct. resi-
dence Of Mrs. Eugene Berlin. 42O6
Columbia pike.
FridAy-Mr. Richards, s pm. John
son Hill Civic Association, Recreation
Center, Thirteenth and South Queen
streets, Mr. Richards and Dr. Blevins
appear at Joint candidates meeting, 2
p m, sponsored BY Northwest Arling on,
Rock Spring, Leeway Gardens and
Civic Associations. Rock
spring Neighborhood House
Saturday--Mr, Richards. $50 am.
to 1880 pm. greeting shoppers, Cher
rydale business district.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Fort Myer Man
Ends Life in Car

A 29-year-old Fort Myer CVa.)
soldier was found dead yester-
day in his parked car on a dirt
road in Alexandria.
He was identified as Kenneth
]. Carr, of the 100 block OF East
Reed avenue, Alexandria.
Police found the gas tank
empty, the ignition on and
the motor stalled. A garden hose
was found connected to the ex-
haust pipe and the windows
were stuffed with paper, police
said.
Mr.. Carr's wife gave police a
note she found at their home.
She said he drove of about 10
pm. Saturday.
DR.. John A. Sims, Alexandria
coroner, ruled the death a
suicide by carbon monoxide
poisoning.
Evening star., 1960-10-10

radio to call taxicab head
quarters.
A police lookout early today
described the man as q Negro
about 25 years old, 5 feet 10
inches tall, weighing 155
pounds. wearing a two-tone
brown shirt, drab pants and an
old gray coat. The woman is
white.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Rope Is Reported
ByWomunC Cubbie

An Alexandria woman cab
driver told police she was raped
yesterday by a man she had
carried as a passenger in her
taxi, Fairfax County police re-
ported.
Police said the 36-year-old
woman told them she was at
tackled in a secluded area Of
Route 235 in the Engleside
area.
She said her attacker held
a razor blade at her throat.
After the attack, she drove
the man to Route / where he
got out Of the cab, police said.
She then used her two-way
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Glasses Offered
In Management

An adult program in indus
trail management, offered by
the Northern Virginia Center
Of the University Of Virginia.
will start at Z pm. Thursday
at Washington = Lee High
School, 1900 North Quincy
street. Arlington.
Instructor will be Earl Kemp
Jones Of Alexandria, an indus
trial engineer with the Post
ONCE Departments Office of
research and engineering. Sue
ceeding classes will meet at
1880 pm. on Wednesdays
through January.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Dunn Loring Firemen
Win Fuirfux Contest

The Dunn Loring CVa.) Vol
unteer Fire Department won
first place in the Fairfax
County Fire Departments field
day events Saturday at Nc
Lean High School.
Vienna and Falls Church
Volunteer Fire Departments
placed second and third in the
Fire Prevention Week contest.
Evening star., 1960-10-10

splendid manner in which the
Virginia Civil War Commission
has worked toward its objectives
to commemorate this event over
a four-year period. .
The resolution also praised
Mr.. Geary and the commissions S
other leaders and said the State
commission has pressed for
ward at all times" despite
many obstacles and roadblocks
which have occurred to slow its
progress :"
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Dr.. Krum Appointed

DR.. Charles Kram, executive
director Of the Federal Associ-
alton for Epilepsy. of Mclean,
Va, has been appointed clinical
instructor in psychiatry Of the
Georgetown University Medical
School.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Realty Men Elect

James M. Duncan III, Of
122 North Alfred street. Alex
andria. was elected one Of six
regional vice presidents Of the
Virginia Real Estate Associa-
ton Saturday. Tazewell T.
Hubbard, jr., Of Norfolk was
elected the new president.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Scottish Rite Niqht'

Alexandria's Kena Temple
will hold a Scottish Rite
Night" beginning at 8 pm. to-
night in the George Washing
ton Masonic Memorial Temple.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Study to Weigh Effects
OF Police on Motorists

One of the most arrestng sights along the great Amer
road is the moving stationary police
But exactly what effect has the modern motorst is
the subject of theeyear grant of $203000 awarded by
the Public Health Service the research wing of the
ternational Association of Chiefs of Police
The study inende show if the presence of "en
Evening star., 1960-10-10

Wisconsin and Western Branch:
S35l WISCONSIN AVENUE. N. W.
Evening star., 1960-04-13

were the wives of Senators
Prescott Bush of Connecti-
cut, Clifford Case of New
Jersey, Frank Church of
Idaho, Joseph Clark and
Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania,
Paul Douglas of Illinois, Clair
Engle of California, and Will
liam Proxmire of Wisconsin.
Also in the (senatoriaD
Task Force are Mrs. Stuart
Symington of Missouri. Mrs.
Everett Dirksen of Illinois,
Mrs. Philip Hart of Michi-
gan, Mrs. Tom Kuchel of
California, Mrs. Frank
Lausche Of Ohio. Mrs. Lev
erett Saltonstall of Massa-
chusetts and Mrs. John Will
liams of Delaware.
Their signatures and those
of the wives of 81 Repre-
sentatives went on $50 let
ters. They got writer's cramp
but they didn't quit until
they had put their names on
the last letter at 4 in the
afternoon. They had met at
II in the morning!
INSPIRATION FOR THIS
NEW approach to the Capt.
tails welfare needs came from
Mrs. Richard Boiling, who
was a Washingtonian before
she married the Representa-
tive from Missouri. Knowing
that most cities get 80 per
cent of their welfare support
from industry which Wash
ington lacks, she came up
with this brainchild when
Jack Lanahan, trustee for
the F. and c Services and
chairman of the Summer
Outing Committee, asked for
her assistance.
Barbara Boiling is such a
dynamo of organizing energy,
her coworkers were calling
her "the one-man gang"
She also brought along a
veritable gang of Represen-
tatives wives with her, such
as-Mrs. Hale Boggs of Louis
lana, Mrs. Chester Bowles of
Connecticut, Mrs. Clifford
Davis of Tennessee, Mrs. Car
roll Kearns, Mrs. Frank Clark
and Mrs. Daniel Flood of
Pennsylvania. Mrs. Porter
Hardy, jr., of Virginia, Mrs.
Chet Holifield of California,
Mrs. Robert w. Levering and
Evening star., 1960-04-13

Mrs. Charles vanik Of Ohio,
Mrs. Lee Metcalf Of Montana,
Mrs. Stuyvesant Wainwright
of New York, Mrs. John w.
Byrnes of Wisconsin, Mrs.
Richard Lankford and Mrs.
Thomas Johnson of Mary
land, and Mrs. Sidney Yates
of Illinois.
In the middle of their sign
ing, they came out on the
sun-kissed terrace of that
beautiful day, gave voice to
their excitement over the plan
and lunched with their host
ess Scotty Lanahan, the CO.
chairman of the building
campaign - David AcheSon
and Mrs. Douglas Whitlock,
and Executive Secretary Of
the Services John Theban.
The latter, a trained social
worker, fired their zeal with
some stories about the
agency. not the least Of
which was the news that the
so workers at the agency
have given 500 each to the
campaign. When you know
that their average annual in
come is a little over $4,000 a
year, you can appreciate how
important the project is to
the eye witnesses.
- 50
A SURPRISE MARRIAGE
that took place March 81 is
Just now becoming known.
Miss Eleanor Wells, owner Of
the Little Caledonia shop in
Georgetown, and daughter
of DR.. Walter Wells, became
the bride of Philip Sing P.
Randolph at a simple service
in Arlington, Va.
Mr.. Randolph, formerly Of
Philadelphia and more re-
Gently of Southern Pines,
N. c., is the brother of Mrs.
Odgen Mills of New York and
Lady Hudson of London. He
, is a former tournament
golfer, polo player and sports
man. His father, who was
we'll known for his racing
stables, gave the property in
Narragansett where the pres
ent country club is located.
Mr.. Randolph has been
married twice before. His
second wife passed on. His
first marriage ended in di-
vorce. He has one son named
Philip living in Oklahoma
City.
Following their marriage
the Randolphs spent the week
end in Williamsburg, Va. On
May 6 they will leave for a
real honeymoon in Europe,
where they will spend two
months in England, France
and Holland. Her father, said
Eleanor. will go with them.
She and DR.. Wells had orig
inally planned a Spring
European tour together, and
both his daughter and his
new son-in-law insist that he
travel with them.
Evening star., 1960-04-13

Mrs. Arthur FIemmno Nef wife Secretary Health
and Welfare and Mrs Robert Woods Bliss
Cancer Society," discuss the forth coming Washington premiere
OF the musco my Fair Lod Plans for the performance
the National Theoe meeting
the home Of Mrs. FIemmne yesterdoy-so stoff Photo.