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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19
Dinner to Honor
T. Keith GIennun

DR.. T. Keith Glennan, adj
ministrator of the National
Aeronautics and Space Ad-
ministration, will be honored
at a dinner and reception at 7
tonight.
The dinner, to be held at the
Cosmos Club, 2121 Massacllu-
sets avenue N. w.. is spon-
sored by the Case Institute of
Technology Alumni Club of
Washington and Baltimore. DR..
Glennan. president of Case
who has been on leave from
the Institute in Washington
for two years, will speak on
Space and Its Implications. "
Among guests, including
Mrs. Glennan. will be DR.. Kent
Smith. acting president of
Case, and Edward Brohl,
president of the Case Alumni
Association. George Abbott,
deputy director, Foreign Ser
vice Institute, will present DR..
Glennan with a gift from the
club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

THE Truth" The critics say
She's marvellous" Funny"
Tragic" "She tears your heart
out" "She proves she's great
actress" At the end of the
film. Brigitte commits suicide.
Maybe the reviews will make
her real life more endurable.
Another French actress, top
rated Michele Morgan, is re-
manning in Hollywood to be
near her 16-year-old son Mike
Marshall. The boy has been
living for many years with his
father, Actor william Marshall.
Michele Is asking for equal
custody rights, but seems a
little late.
They want Rex Harrison for
the title role in the upcoming
Broadway musical, Sherlock
Holmes. Richard Quine, spe-
cial friend Of kim Novak, is
going to direct and Kim Is de-
lighted because she prefers to
live in New York. Sam Behrman
Is writing the book, and the
producers are after Dick
Rodgers for the music.
New York sensation Tammy
Grimes is hoping Rex will do
the play while her ex, Chris
topher Plummer, is hoping he
won't. Plummer seems to be
trying to WOO back "the I'M
sinkable Molly Brown" It's nice
for any lady to have some mas
culine competition going on.
A name unknown to American
movie audiences, Peter O'TOole,
is now the No. bet to play the
lead in Sam Spiegel's Law
renee of Arabia" This picture
was originally set for Marion
Brand0 and no one seems to
know why he isn't making it.
= i
With Dolores Del Rio I'M
available. the role of Lady de
Winter in David Susskind's TV
production of THE Three
Musketeers" goes to English
Actress Patricia Cults.
Jean Simmons has an in
teresting reason why she mar
ried Director. Richard Brooks:
I've always wanted to cook,
and Richard is allowing me to
take lessons" When she was
married to Stewart Granger he
did the cooking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19

days. is about to get its first
aret-theater This one,
called the Subcommittee Room
Gin token recognition of
surrounding Washington, of
course) will be located at 1868
M street Its shows will
look at life with a satirical ex-
preston. not a leer They
will be directed by Arch Lust
berg. one of Catholic Univer-
sity's more versatile talents
The opening is set for De-
cember Sally-Jane Heit
the subcommitteewoman, who
is a member Of the cast, is the
one who called to tell us about
the place Made it sound
promisingly lively.
Stratford. Ont.'s, Shake
steadiest and most consist
steadiest and most consit-
emily jubilant correspondents,
sends us the figures on the 1860
season. the most successful to
date ;. The profits. net, came
to $64. 308.73 "Fiorello" will
be starting its second year on
Broadway next Wednesday
night, still playing to standees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19

the only American youngster
who learned Gaelic In order
to qualify for the Abbey thea
ter's acting company.
It was on her way to this
adventure. she suddenly re-
membered at luncheon, that
she met Orson Welles for the
first and only time. She was
with her father at Toots Shor's
in New York. Her father spied
Orson and, remembering that
the latter had once he'd (sort
Of his way into the Abbey,
thought Joyce should be- in
troduced to the great man.
HE explained the Abbey to
me perfectly" Miss Sullivan
says. II asked him what it
was like and his answer was.
It's old, it's shabby, ats dirty.
and you'll love it. F"
1t was ana she o1o.
y i =
When she gets around to
writing her memoirs. as she
is sure she never will, Miss
Sullivan could have chapter
pointing out that some Of
the most dramatic things of
her life happened not on
stage. but of. AS. for instance,
the day of her audience with
Pope John when she and her
husband were touring Europe
he working, she pregnant
last season.
I'VE didn't bother anyone
to get in with one of the
smaller groups" she explains.
Instead. we went with rather
a large crowd. I guess we had
been there for about three
minutes when I began to feel
i'll, you know. feverish and
like someone who was going
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19

she said, "and go to the theater
hoping that no one would notice
me. Usually, I would be feeling
quite French, so much so that
I was frequently quite pleased
with myself both as a makeup
artist and an actress.
I'm, time, I began to feel
altogether content about it. But
my contentment lasted only
until the night in the elevator
someone did notice me. Natu-
rally, it would be another
woman who studied me all the
way down to the street floor
where, just before the door
opened, she made the demolish-
ing comment: You're Irish,
aren't you?'"
50
Miss Sullivan, who Is Mrs.
Tex Ballou also, is here playing
one of the nuns in Julie Harris
Little Moon of Alban" at the
National. She was here, more
prominently, a couple Of seasons
back as the lead in O'Casey's
THE Plough and the Stars" at
Arena Stage, another play deal
ing with the Irish uprising.
AS the woman in the elevator
guessed, Miss Sullivan is Irish
in more than that pert colleen's
face. There's also the matter
of candor, as when in discus
sing the free stage as against
the proscenium, or picture
frame or box. she expressed a
warm liking for the former.
"And l." she suddenly gasped
1.-THE wife of a stage designer"
Miss Sullivan who played
at Arena under her married
name, Joyce Ballou, is especial
ly at home in Irish plays. She
is-we are almost positive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19
YuI On the ProwI

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Yul Brynner told me he is look
ing for "the most beautiful
sexiest and best actress" to CO.
star with him in Peter and
Catherine" story Of Russia {
Peter the great. The bald-pated
Yul is in New York to discuss
his December 10 "Yul Brynner
Reports" show in CHS to help
> the refugee children Of Europe
and Asia. In Paris last week,
Yul took Ingrid Bergman and
her husband Lars Schmidt to
the circus. "It's a JOY to be with
her: she's so happy, so warm,
she takes her maturity so we'll"
Yul reported.
Hardest book to buy in Lon
don is Lady Chatterley's
Lover" even though now
okayed by censors. The naughty
tome sells out as fast as the
Penguin Publishers can deliver
at so cents per paperback copy.
And, if it hadn't already been
filmed in France, Producer
Jerry Wald would be after the
rights.
Pat WymOre, widow Of Enrol
Flynn, is getting what she calls
some very interesting offers
to write of my marriage with
him. But I need more time to
make an evaluation." . Errol's
handsome 19-year-old son Sean,
now attending Duke University,
plans an acting career.
longtime dream boy Gary
Cooper hits go next birthday
time. Shirley Machines
current passion is extrasensory
perception. People can get it
out Of the air." she says. I'm
still trying.
Brigitte Bardot is in the news
again in France-this time for
her acting in her latest movie,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing


Stage
Arena Stage-"The Egg;
2:30 and $3.50 pm.
National Theater - Little
Moon Of >Alban": Q and $3.50
pm.
Screen
Ambassador - Journey to
the Lost City; lao, 3:45, $3.50,
1850 and 9:55 pm.
Apex - Behind the Great
Wall; 9. 1855 and 1855 pm.
CapitOl-"North to Alaska;
HAS am. 2:05, AIS, 6:45,
9:l0 and ll:40 pm.
Dupont-"Your Past is Show
ing; 1, 1855. 6:55 and 10 pm.
TOO Many Crooks; 2:30, $3.50
and 1885 pm. Sneak preview;
IL pm.
Keith's-"Inherit the Wind;
l0:45 am, 1850. sos, Sis.
TBS, 9:40 and 1850 pm.
Macarthur - "Sc hool for
Scoundrels";; 2:25, 4:20, 6:l0,
8 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - Journey to
the Lost City: HAS am, LAS,
3:45. 5:45, 7:45 and GAS pm.
Ontario -" Midnight Lace:
1:20. 1855. 5:45, 1855 and 1910
pm.
Palace - "Butterfield g.;
11:40 am. las, 3:45, $50,
1850, $3.50 and 1855 pm.
Playhouse-"Hell Is a City,;
1925. 2:25. 4:20, 6:15, $40
and 10 pm.
Plaza-"The Fast Set: HAS
am, l:15. 3, 4:40, 6:15, 8,
$40 and 1920 pm.
Town - Hiroshima, Mon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19

Amour; 1905. 1850. $50,
Sis. 6:55. ass. 1920 and Il
pm.
Trans-Lux = Song without
End; 1920 am. 1855, 3. 5:i5,
7:40 and 9:55 pm.
Uptown-"Sunrise at Campo
bello"; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Ben Hur"; 2 and
8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19
THE PASSING SHOW
Joyce's Irish Showed
Through Paris Makeup
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Editor Of The star

Among her other talents. including the bright for
acting Joyce Sullivan (Balou is Of the merrie luncheon
companions will ind in the theater.
Miss Sullivan Mrs. Ballou telling the other day
about the time she playing French beauty In an on
Broadway production.
II used to put my makeup and do my hair at home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-03
BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star stan Writer

There's a custom among
American clubwomen that
still mystifles a German
woman embassy aide who has
lived here for six years.
Miss Marie-Ce Schultz
Strathaus Of the German
EmbasSy's Press and Infor-
nation once is about to go
home. She leaves tomorrow
for New York and shortly
thereafter for Bonn.
On the eve Of her depar-
ture. the information ofhcer
recalled one Of her FIRST ma
jor surprises" in this country.
Early in her tour here she
was invited to attend the an
nual convention banquet Of a
certain women's club, and
she accepted. II went in"
she said, land there were all
these women in full evening
dress.
"Oh. yes, there was one
man. He was called in to
say grace. And then he left"
'sWOmen Only"
What surprised her then,
land floors me STILL" she said,
was not Just the formality of
the dress but the fact that
the banquet was for women
only"
Miss Schultz Strathaus has
observed many instances of
segregation by sex in Amer
lea, and she finds it hard to
. fathom In q country where
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-03
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
CIubWomen's Custom
Puzzles German Aide
women have such enormous

women have such enormous
influence"
AS a former newspaper
woman. (she edited the for
eign-news section of a lead
ing German newspaper be-
fore joining the government,
Miss Schultz Strathaus is
especially aware of this seq
regation" in journalism.
She said there are too
few women reporting in the
political field. Most Of them
seem to be fenced into 'wom-
ems sections Why? 1t is
my observation that your
women journalists, in general,
are very well informed on
current events"
While German newspapers
have their special pages for
women, too, she describes
them as more intellectual" in
character. They contain some
fashion and food, "but not
SO much as yours" and the
rest of the space is given to
literature and art, editorial
columns on education and the
like.
Hopes to Return
Lest the above comments
sound too critical, Miss
Schultz StrathauS made it
clear she thoroughly enjoyed
her six years here and has
every hope of coming back.
Miss Schultz Strathaus is
going on to what she ex-
poets to be another pleasant
assignment: working in the
cultural section Of the Min
istry, probably with inter-
national cultural organiza-
lions such as UNESCO.
Evening star., 1960-01-07

garage had brought her run.
ming to the scene.
Evening star., 1960-01-07

saw the pretty socialite uncon-
Scious on the garage floor.
DR.. Finch smashed Miss Lid
holm's head against the garage
wall, then brandished a gun
and ordered her into the fam
lily car, Miss Lidholm said. The
doctor also made Mrs. Finch
who apparently had revived
get into the car. Mrs. Finch
jumped out Of the car and ran,
with the doctor in pursuit, she
went on.
The maid said she heard a
shot and a scream of Help" a
moment later.
Mrs. Finch was found shot to
death on the lawn next door,
DR.. Finch and Miss Tregoff
were found by police the next
day in Las Vegas. New.
After Miss Lidholm finished
teStifying for the State. Grant
B. Cooper, DR.. Finch's attor-
ney, cross-examined her. HI
asked ABOUT a statement she
gave West Covina Police Capt
William M. Ryan the morning
after the murder.
Nettled by Question
Mr.. Cooper noted that Capt
Ryan's report said Miss Lid
holm ran to the garage and say
DR.. Finch brandishing a pistol
On the stand she said he diI
not have the pistol until
little later.
rs it as you told Ryan,
asked Mr.. Cooper. "or is it a
you testified here?"
The blond maid began Il
lose her composure.
AT this time l didn't know
Mrs. Finch was dead :" sh
began. After you get to cour
you have to tell the truth .
and you think about things q.
But you knew he (Ryan
was a policeman, didn't you?
asked Mr.. Cooper.
Miss Lidholm dropped he
face into her hands and sobbed
Honey" Mr.. Cooper askeC
consolingly, would you rathe
take a recess at this time?'
she nodded.
Superior Judge Walter r
Evans recessed the trial-anC
the crosS-examination Of Mis-
Lidholm-until today.
In her testimony for tn
prosecution Miss Lidholm salt
Mrs. Finch's screams in tn
Evening star., 1960-01-07
Tippets Named to Head
U. S. Airwoys Program

tions to the International Civil
Aviation Organization and
other international groups and
has served with the Air Co.
ordinating Committee and the
Radio Technical Commission
for Aeronautics.
While director of the ONCE
Of Air Navigation Facilities in
1857, he was cited by the
United States Civil Service
League for outstanding public
service and a year later was
awarded the Department OF
Commerce gold medal for ex-
ceptional service.
A native of Utah, Mr.. Tippets
is an official of the Mormon
church and lives at 47O9 Ford.
ham road, College Park, Md.
with his wife, Alta, and foul
children.
Evening star., 1960-01-07

garage had brought her run
ming to the scene.
100000 Damage Suit
The prosecution contends
the maid interrupted DR..
Finch in the commission of a
murder long plotted by him
and Miss Tregof.
Miss Lidholm, who has a
100000 damage suit pending
against the physician for in
jurieS suffered the night of the
murder, told the jury that DR..
Finch smashed her h a d
against the garage wall so hard
that it stunned her for several
moments and broke a hole in
the plaSterboard wall.
Afterward, she said, "for the
first time I saw he had a gun
in his hand. He told me to get
into the car. I didn't go al
first. / begged him all the
time, please don't kill me.
was so frightened.
Then he fired a shot. II
scared me so much I Just
walked to the car and got in.
The maid testified earlier
that Mrs. Finch said her life
3. was threatened by the doctor
last May.
, She said he tried to put he
clothes on and put her in tht
: car and push the car over tht
! cliff-and that the car woulC
/ explode, the maid said. That
what he (the DOCTOR told Mrs
, Finch
Evening star., 1960-01-07
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star Stan Writer

SbaI Slhu WIltcE
Joseph H. Tippets, a 22-year
veteran in civil aviation, today
was named boss of moderniza-
ton Of the Nations airways.
Federal Aviation Administra-
tor E. R. Quesada appointed
Mr.. TippetS as director of the
Bureau of Facilities and Ma
teriel-responsible for the en-
cheering, construction and
maintenance of air navigation
and air traffic control systems.
Added Responsibilities
In addition, the bureau has
responsibility for the Federal
aid to airports program, in
Guiding construction of Dulles
International Airport at Chan
tilly, Va.
Mr.. Tippets has been acting
director since the year-old
FAA absorbed the old Civil
Aero nautics Administration
and has been expediting install
lation of new air traffic control
facilities and air navigation
aids.
l The buerau also operates the
vast logisticS. materials ano
overhaul depot at Oklahoma
City to support the airways
system.
Decorated for Service
Decorated by the Govern
ment for exceptional service
Mr.. Tippets has been instru-
mental in obtaining standard
ization of air navigation facil-
tiles on a worldwide basis. He
has been chairman of a num-
Der Of United States delega-
Evening star., 1960-01-07
THE EVENING STAR AS
Washington, D. c. +
ThUrSdoy, JonUov 7, 1860

embroiled in the back tax con-
troversy while Mr.. StaSsen weS
campaigning as a Republican
for Mayor of Philadelphia. He
was defeated in a landslide for
incumbent Democrat Richard-
son Dilworth.
The city says Mr.. Stassen
owes four years taxes. His
payment covered three, 1854
through 1856.
In those years Mr.. StasSen,
former governor of Minnesota,
was special disarmament ad-
wiser to President Eisenhower
but maintained a voting resi-
dence here. City law provides
for tax payments on money
earned elsewhere by city resi-
dents.
Evening star., 1960-01-07
Stussen Pays
Sl,415 in Taxes
To Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Z
(AP)-Harold E. Stassen yes
terday grudgingly paid the city
81 l,4l5 in back wage taxes.
"As you are well aware, it
is my opinion that I do not
owe any of the taxes which
you claim and never have
owed Them" Mr.. Stassen wrotN
in a letter with his payment
to Revenue Commissioner Mar
tin E. Rotman.
He and Mr.. Rotman were
Evening star., 1960-01-07

retain community property val
ued by Mrs. Finch at $3.50 900,
Miss Lidholm came to this
country in September, 1858, to
study English. A girl acquaint-
ance found her a job with the
Finches.
Describes Death Night
She told a Six-man. six
woman jury and a packed
courtroom on direct examina-
ton yesterday of the hectic
night of July 18 at the Finches'
swank home in suburban West
Covina.
This was her testimony:
She heard Mrs. Finch
scream, ran to the garage Of
the $65,000 Finch home, and
Evening star., 1960-01-07
Reds Kidnup Youths

VIENTIANE, Laos, Jan. 7
(AP) More than 500 Laotian
youths have been kidnapped
from their villages in South
Laos by rebels, to be trained in
Communist North Vietnamese
camps. Laotian officials said
yesterday.
Evening star., 1960-01-07
I'd Army Show Set

Members Of the United States
I'd Army's Showmobile will
present their musical review,
"One for the Road" at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the Student Union
Building, University of Mary
land, College Park, Md.
Evening star., 1960-01-07

ness to prosecutor and back.
DR.. Finch, Al, and Miss Tre-
goff. %, are charged with muir
dering his 36-year -old estranged
wife so they could marry and
Evening star., 1960-01-07

table, Straining to hear every
word.
Near the surgeon. his one
time receptionist and mistress,
Carole Tregoff. sat erect, her
brown eyes flashing from wit
Evening star., 1960-01-07
fearful Maid, 19, Tells
Court of Finch Death

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7 (AP).-The States key witness a
slim 9yearold Swedish housemad into the
witness stand yesterday after describing Mrs Barbara Jean
Fnch's violent last moments of life.
AS Marie Anne Ldholm testified softly in broken English
Dr. Bernard Finch leaned forward nteny at the counsel
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Evening star., 1960-07-24

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC
Lsrge apt. development in Arllng.
ton REQUIRES mechanic. fully eX.
perienced in heavy oil burner and
plumbing work Apply BUCK.
INGHAM COMMUNITY, 4235 N
PeTshinE dr. treaT Of post once
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1960-07-24

MACHINE OPERATORS, expeT
lathe or drill press to 500.
COLUMBIA EMPL.. 134I G NV.
MACHINIST-General, all around
man, eXper. in tools and dies de-
sirable: long-range prog, secure
future, company benefits, good sal,
Age to 45. Bladensburg, Md. area
must have transp. Call AP. 1855.
Ext o.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
HELP MEN

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. on
portunity for young man to learn
the insurance business in branch
once in Silver Spring Of a large
national insurance CO. Excellent
working conditions. Apply $50
to 3. AMERICAN CASUALTY CO.
s561 Fenton St, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
ENGINEERS

To originate and develop basic concepts for ad-
vanced POLARIS missile systems Responsibilities
will include design logic, feasibility and testing
concepts Experience desired on analog andIor
digital equipment Some travel required.
Evening star., 1960-07-24

PHARMACIsT-If you are interest
ed In a TOP, paying ioo with a ~
zation, apply in person Mr.. Lewis.
sAVE-MOR DRUG, 1910 N. Y.
ave. ne. LA s-2s7s.
CONTINUED on Next PNEeJ
Evening star., 1960-07-24
MEN
READ
CAREFULLY

A nationally known COM
pany, currently engaged in a
vast expansion program, is
preparing to open new stores
in the Washington area and
the States OF Nd. and Va.
We are in immed. need OF
trainees for managers. sales
managers and other person.
mel. Regardless OF the type
OF work you are doing
salesman. school teacher,
mechanic or other-if you
are willing to work and are
sincere about permanent
future WE WANT TO
TALK WITH YOU.
Age is no barrier, but you
must be over II, you must
have car. furnish 3 good
references and be sober. II
you meet our requirements
and qualify you must be
willing to get along on 500
weekly while in trainins for
. to 4 weeks. This is not
insurance, books. home i'm
provementS, related items or
door TO door selling. Your
wife is cordially welcome.
See Mr.. WOOD in Pan
American Room on the mez-
zanine, Statler Hotel, Mon
dsv. July rs, at . pm. or
z pm SHARP.
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
Evening star., 1960-07-24
PERSONNEL sCREENER

Large local commercial hrm
is looking for a retired
gentleman with a personal
appearance and personality
to handle the Teceptionist-
screening desk for its veIV
busy employment once AGE
5O-65. Downtown Wash.
location.
Excellent opportunity 70
supplement your pension or
outside income
For further information,
call Mr. Hurst, TU. 10000
Ext. 34g.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
ENGINEERS
SCIENTISTS

VITRo LABORATORIES one of the areas fastest
growing Research and Development organizations,
is currently interviewing Senior Engineers and
Scientists for challenging new positions with un-
common growth potential.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
TEST ENGINEERS
MATHEMATICIANS
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

Systems engineering of the integrated POLARIS
System. Particular areas of interest are fire con-
troll and guidance systems
Evening star., 1960-07-24

MEAT MAN to operate beef, iamt
and veal dept. of wholesale house
must have local experience anC
references. Send resume in oWr
handwriting to Box 54-H, Star.
ONE WEEK IN
AUGUST, for vacation relief
Phone FE. 3-15l5 for details.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25
New Apartment Concept
Meets Needs OF Suburbs

Georgia ave. These first garden
units were practically a cross
between suburban homes and
downtown houses. Their gen.
eral design was an extension of
design in the neighborhood,
with q variety of colonial
touches. Instead OF backyards,
they boosted courtyards, and
the wooded open space in and
around the apartments sur
passed the open space of many
suburban communities.
Obviously. the builders were
building a better mousetrap,
what might be considered a
problem location was enhanced
by the appearance Of the build
ings.
After the war a few develop
ers carried this theme further
Miller again in adding Spring
Gardens in his first groups
maintained the same courtyard
style. Alvin Aubinoe in the