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SOLOMON. GERTRUDE. Th.r.
Dratha

ABEL ~; 'SsEsH G.Ess sEIyS " sso 0. S TsS., S.,;
burg. Va, JOSEPH MELVIN S'.ssEi ABEL,
ssed 50. beloved husband Of the
late Georgia Abel. He also is sur.
viyed by three stepchildren and
other relatives. Friends may call
at the Hall Funeral Home. Oceo-
guam Snar1; "a. Services on Sunday
angle Baptist Church, Triangle. Va.
lnterment Dumfries Cemetery. 81
March a5' 1880. MARY ANNA Ac-
TON. the beloved wife Of the late
Daniel z, Acton and mother OF
Mrs Ethel M Mitchell and the late
George Hartley Acton: sister Of Mrs
ora Lusby and Luther A.. Hicks.
Funeral from the Walter W. Deal
Funeral Home 1872 Georgia ave
NV. on Monday. March os. al
1i:3o am Interment Cedar Hill
BAER. IRENE EINsTEiN. on Friday
Pitsl IRENE EiNsTEiNP P'isIi BAER H0oi Of
2S07 Connecticut ave. NV, be.
loved wife Of DR.. Bernard A. Baer
Friends may call at Gawler's
Chapel, 1853 Pa ave. NV. serv.
ices will be held at the washington
Hebrew CONGREGATION Temple, Mas.
sachusetts ave. and Macomb st. NV.
on Sunday. March 81, at . pm
1nterment Washington Hebrew Con.
gregation Cemetery Should friendi
e tss, contIioutions may be sent u
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brother. ousTAvE N. BUoNiAzET.
JAMES /. PEAxE. Exalted Ruler.
r. T. PICKRRL, Secretary.
BURNS, ANNA A. On Friday, March
2S, 1850. ANNA a; BURNS Of o24
eail ad AZ 4 Z. L Lee Funeral Home, ta ath
until . an. Monday, March 2s.
Mass at ST. Economics Catholic
sasr'R; Ratssn!ns ssn aR0 &ount NJ; 6v.t 5 sSS
pitsi. GEORGE BURTON 81 y FaiFfsx Flax
band OF Bessie A. Burton, father Of
Reissts, Sas No; i%tdfs SrosRer 81 81 Ms M'S' &
London. England. He also Is SUR
v,ved BY eight grandchildren. Friends
3sl7 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. va.
where funeral services will be held
on Tuesday. March 90. At l pm.
1nterment National Memorial Park.
CABRERA, CESAR B. on Thursday.
pitai. CESAR B. cARRERH. beloved
husband Of Mrs. Louise r. Csrrera
and stepfather Of Larry Proctor. He
also leaves brother and sister IN
@ sssards2 s2a Mafes 2e.. Ai.f tSisnds may nan;
goth st. NV. Funeral on Monday,
hnsSs,,ns: Marsh ss; bSe 10 G GSursS tFcm ,5sb q
81. between r and S sts. nv.
contribusions to be added to the
CHROBoT, JAMES. Suddenly, on Fri
11 esy' cS111 MaTeh sg S sS2 ao:s,s a. MontEO% 0s1
husband Of Mabel .. chrobot Of
TTsa, TTsTssa K. puyaII and lanes James 3;
BOT sTisns: 'e nay cal IT. & t tie Fan Fan
LaytonSville, Nd. where the rosary
will be recited on Sunday. March
r. Sht az Pm. Requiem mass rsn,.h viIl
Laurel. Nd. on Monday, March IS.
e. 10 am. Interment Parklawn
CLARK, MAY C; On wednesday.
Msrih NE ao,St, S issS s.n. At MHy " weihRJ aRE
ei.rk eGn aunt ss 81 q coi 5i''E EdS.rS Vi s0fp r.
Ann Clark. Friends may cali At
the Lee Funeral Home: 4th st.
H Sd N MaSs S.d on Men.1 .hsIs M.seS ssFVss s
Sionsl Cemetery. 81
COBB. eALAAM NIMN0M.. Suddenly.
on Friday March 70, 1880, at her
sssidenes' S9g7 sg,7,ds MssAfthqT b bivs
sAsAaN St. a csn sSoa eobS Soss SsursS Sslevea g
the late Barbara Kiatta and the
late Ellis JOSEPH Eifnnom. sister. OF
Mrs. Barpara Burruss and Mrs.
yShn n KTau; sv and the La, iate Joseph & Eili, =,
81. i"hn's Episcopsi Church. George:
interment Port Lincoln Cemetery.
X R. fig Es.s q pss Sgsrs TSS !. e
COLES. AGNES r.. on Sunday. March
90, 1860. at her residence, e35
devoted wife Of Mr. Albert Coles
She also /: survived BY ys bf9tnss: fp'ins:
Remains @ may be Viewed on Friday
Hail Bros. Funeral Aome. eel FloE:
ida ave, NV. where services vi
E R'lG pS on fa'sISss int.fnsat Ns5ss &ooal.SI y
March e. 1850, SARAH c. COLES
mother Of Mrs Mamie Coles slew
art. She also is survived By
devoted son-in-law. Harvey J. stew
art; one aunt. Mrs Martha r
pelaT9ey; E,aaT On. = uncle, .., Henry ry Han Han,
relatives and friends. After 4
p.rn. Saturday, March 90, friendi
may call at the Frazier Funera
Home. 3s9. Rhode Island ave. NV.
day, March 81. at 1:30 pm. thu
Rev. Aston Paige ofheiating. IN.
terment Carver Memorial Park. q
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With Regard to O
Gard of Thonks

vsr oiten . esrd Of thcnks IA
The Stoi meets Q need which con
hardly be solved IN any other vss
Not only Is h gracious expression
Of sFufitsds to these vho hove seat
florol tributes but also eourteousIs
oeknewlsdsss the services and
kiHdnssses Of the moaS 10 whom
o personal note Of thanks eonnoi
we'll be moiIed or whose aomes
and addresses ere not known
Insertion Of o cord d thusks
meY be orrcnsed By tsIsphons to
The Stuf u. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ltn 81 and Mass Ave NE u S-62OO
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
s1o a St. NE. Ii 3-4ssC
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BUGNIAZET, CUsTAyE M W,sh

oOc AANE ". MAsN-
ingtonl Lodge, No. IS. ..
p. o. Elks, will assII.l- :
bic at 0awlers Funeral
Home. 1883 Pa. ave.
NV, on Sunday. March
~. 1850. at 8 pm. 70
exemplify the ritual OF
and memory OF our late
USTAVE M. BUoNIAZET
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CARROLL, RUSSELL W. The wife
and daushters of the late RUSSELL
W. CARROLL wish to express our
sincere appreciation to our pastor,
the Rev. John L. Neares, and all
the members Of the EvanRelistic
Center. and to all our friends for
other expressions Of sympathy ex-
tended during our recent bereaye-
MIS- HAZEL @. CARROLL AND
DAUGHTERS.
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sERyAToR, HELEN. On Friday,

mother Of Morris A. servator and
Mrs. Mrs. Ida Pass: both Of Washing
Of silver Spring. Nd. she also
Is survived by three grandchildren.
Services at the C. D. Goldberg q
Son Funeral Home. 42l7 9th st.
NV. on Sunday, March "a, at
Cemetery tOld). In mourning at
3720 Nichols ave. sc. Family
requests in lieu OF flowers contribu-
tions be made to the D. C. Cancer
Aid Group 27
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IA 1906 At Pontiac. IA tMaiesy Mies'. Lh6 hsFih 4
KUHN, formerly of Washington'
2; C., and Maryland. husband OF
Elorenee Kuhn. brother Of Sister
father Of Mrs. Paul Ayres OF Roches-
ter Mich; Mrs. Marvin lie Gette.
1r.. Of San Gabriel, Calf. Service
on Monday, March 2S, at $40
Am. at the verheyden Funeral
hone. MACK ave-. Detroit. Mich:
Church at 10 am. Interment
Mount Elliott Cemetery, Detroit.
MICH. %
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ROSENBLOOM, MISS SARA r. ThC
family Of the late MISS SARA r
RoSENBLoOM wish to thank Their
friends for the kindness shown
them during the recent illness and
M Ss'n AND II MIS- MIS- EHitfeISOR MfEToS e RosEN.
shooM; sI6S MRS; ;sA, SAN Ross, MISS
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s.y; .,, NsfsA, a.. iSsp. = ~, 4. posseI;
Friends may cali q. oaVlerS Chapel.
1888 Pennsylvania ave. NV. (eour-
t:sy Parking oppositsh after le poon
offered at the Church Of the Annun-
tia:ion, 1850 Massachusetts ave.
NV, on Monday. March IS. at Q
An. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. 81
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Darn nf Chunks

AShspist <. al. Mss Mss fs4H S i1hsiisr ihsHroR &
wishes TO express heartfelt thanks
to the Rev. Louis Jefferson anc
the Rev. Hunter Of the Shiloh Bap-
neighbors and relatives for theil
sympathy. services and flowers dur.
ing our recent bereavement.
MRS. ROSALIE HAWKINS, MRS
cORRINE A, BROWN, Mr.. ROB.
ERT n ASHTON
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GARNER, THEoloRE; The brother
,bi. Of the late ,.TT.:e TEEoDoRs GARNER
and grateful Appreciation for the
mass. floral tributes, telegrams,
cards. gifts and tokens Of sympathy
aUousfSs dgEHs pSs T1sfSt ESp Lss ss5s'o,SsS 'cHSNE
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MYERS, JosEPHNE. The family Of
the late JOSEPHINE MYERS wish
TO express their sincere appreciation
20 their many friends and to the
Rev. James d. Foy for the cards,
their tokens OF sympathy extended
during our recent Bereavement
GRACE j, HUGHES.
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sPAgIPdSGi A y N. aRTsSE Istn T. Esrs Ihs fam,
sPAULDING wishes to express their
thanks for the kind THOUGHTS
masses and flowers and other ex-
presSions OF sympathy extended
during our recent bereavement.
WIPE AND FAMILY.
TRAMONTANA, VINCENT p. wan,
to thank my friends and neighbors
for cards and flowers sent me and
for their kindness shown during nv
recent bereavement.
BEATRICE TRAMONTANA.
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KEJcEUM ~ wIEBVR Ia a. 2. : The .sEpi,, family
wishes 10 express their thanks to
the Rev. W Barker Harrison. rele :
tives and many friends for the
cards. hovers and tokens Of sym-
pathy during their recent bereave-
ment. THE FAMILY
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BRADBY, ATALA POOLE, We wish
to express our sincere thanks "a
many cards. teIegrams and other
expressions Of sympathy during our
recent bereavement
LESLIE NJ. BRADBY AND THE
POOLE FAMILY.
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SEGANIsH. MICHAEL. On Thursday.
March q: 1850. q Mount Alto Hos;
Biz sa MicaAEt b.ioSes siEeANfsA hSsb,ns St 22f x
Eva o. seganish, father Of Stanley
NJ and William Z. Seganish. He
also Is survived by fiye grandcfil-
dren Friends may call ct the Lee
ave, NE, where services win be
held on Monday. March 2S, at l
pm Interment Arlington National
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GRIMES, ROBERT ANGELO. On Fri.
Ssyt SSsRytMMEss MMsrsa :, r.v,isS 2$ 1890 RES9BERT 4
afme. I ar and late srothss Ahssi0 fnd Aasay na5y
At the Colonial Funeral Home Of
Ropert A. Pumphrey, Rockville, Md.
SSnere services will be held on Mon
parne.!iWn PRESBYTERIAN church
GwYNN. ANTHONY BURCH. On Fri
ssyh Marsh rshayaSs SS 1889; .,ASTI ,AAMTIHoHNY HS
nS hs4 sss0pd 81 Mr. e Mass ssb l. 5S GSynn ~
Ann owynn; son OF Francis Bernard
Qwynn. ST. He is also survived by
nye sisters, Mrs. Marjorie Nicholson,
MS Ma;s Elizabeth Ida Benbow. Mrs.
ssntins and d'insEi Mrs. MAJ Mary t!iaGt cIaGs
Edwin owynn. Col. Phillip simms
Gwynn and Francis Bernard Gwynn,
Home, Waldorf, Nd. % on MONDAY, Mss,
se effefsd a. at Sgo st. Psters % Mess Church. will
waldorf, Nd; at Q am. Interment
sftsrnoon sfSrGn eemetsry; M Rosary Sunday
HARRINGTON, DANIEL. on Friday
Mareh 20 1850. at Arlington Hospi-
tai DANIEL HARRINGTON. husband
of the late Lauretta A. Harrinston;
,atnsr pt Florence Harrington. Mrs
Thomas q. Evans. Ann q. and
Thomas s. HarrinEton. He also Is
survived BY 1ve grandchildren and
two great grandchildren Friends
may call AZ the Ives Funeral Home
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, va -
where fGneral services will be held
on Monday. March c5, at 10 am
Interrsnt Cedar Hill Cemetery. -
HEINz.. JUANITA GLOVER. On Friday
March 26. 1880, JUANITA GLOVER
HEINZ Of 42l1 Brandywine st
NV, beloved wife of John Z. Heinz
mother OF Madeline c. and Carolyn
y. Heinz. Friends may call at the
Adams Funeral Home, 474S Wiseon-
sin ave. NV. Funeral services al
the Lutheran Church of Reforms
ton, .212 East Capitol St. on Mon
day, March %. at 9 pm Interment
Parkwood Cemetery, Baltimore, Nd
E1
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Dratha

day. March %, 1860. ALBERT v
HEADLEY Of 4505 Chase ave, Be-
thesda, Nd, beloved husband OF
Emma Headley.. father Of Janice
Headley son OF Mr. and Mrs. Albert
N. Headley Of Van Nuys. Cali.
and brother Of Mrs. Dorothy Peter
son of Van Nuys, Calf Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A Pumphrey. Bethesda. Nd.
from noon Saturday. March %,
through Sunday, March % serV-
ices will be held on Monday. March
2s. at the Fort Myer Chapel. Fort
Myer. Va. at II Am Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. "a
HEADLEY, ALBERT v. A special
a eommunieatiOn Of Corner
IN a. A. NJ. Is called for
M NO Monday. March IS. 1860,
NOLX at 800 am, at the Corr
w nerstone Masonic Temple.
" for the purpose of con-
ductlng Masonic burial services for
our late brother. ALBERT v. HEAD
RALPH L. CAPLAN, W. M,
CLAUDE X. BITTENBENDER.
Secretary. ~
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MsTeR se GSRcs 9asS eoRD9R e.tsEdny e. sEEE
TON Of 3543 l3th St NV beloved
son Of Mrs. Yulee Shelton. Also
surviving are two brothers, Silas
r. and Leslie D. Shelton. and other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Arraugements by
MeGnira Innc o.
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kOISlS, HARRY. On Saturday,
pital, HARRY KoTsis Of ais
Franklin st, ne. beloved husband
q Nancy Cooper Kotsis. cousin OF
p G. and Mrs. Eva Bendes Of
Philadelphia, Pa, Friends may cali
at the 6. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29O1 l4th st. NV. (parkine
lseilitiesl Services at ST.. Sophia
Greek Orthodox Cathedral, 36th
and Massachusetts ave. NV, On
Tuesday, March 30, at . pm. In
terment, Fort Lincoln Cemetery In
lieu Of flowers, donations may De
made 70 81. Sophia Greek Orthodox
Cathedral Building Fund.
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n 7. FIChfEb oetIetHIJ'
Burns osS ASN. NM a On Hsss T5ISsy y a1Ess ssa
Randolph st. nv aunt Of Robert c.
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
St and Massachusetts ave. NV,
until Q am. Monday, March IS.
Mass at St. Domonic's Catholic
Church. 9th and c SITS. Sc, at 9:30
am. Interment Mount olivet Gene
tery, ~
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FELKER GLADYS n

press my sincere Appreciation to
my friends for flowers. expressions
Of sympathy, cards and many other
acts Of kindness TO me upon the
recent loss Of my dear wife
FRANK j. FELKER.
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LEU y. OmcerS and mem-
bers Of the Sergt. Jasper
Post No. 13, American
Lesion, are hereby notified
that q memorial service
will be held at the s. H.
Hines Funeral Home, 1901
l4th st. NV; At s pm. on
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GROSS. WILLIAM P. The family Of
70 express their sincere appfecia-
tion to everyone for cards and
flowers during their bereavement
THE FAMILY
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ANITA Will Honor
Mary Stewart French

Miss Mary Stewart French of
the State Departments Inter-
national Educational Exchange
Service will be honored next
Sunday by the American Ma
tional Theater and Academy as
the person who has made the
most outstanding contribution
to ANITA over the past Is years.
Miss French, a member of
the executive committee of
board of directors, will
receive the award at the OPEN
ing ceremonies of the groups
25th Annual Assembly in New
York City.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage .
Arena Stage-"The Cherry
Orchard" $3.50 p.m.$
NatiOnal-"The Visit; 2 and
$3.50 pm.
; Catholic University - "Ro-
meo and Juliet" $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador The Purple
Gang" 1:25, 4;45 and sos pm.
"The Seven Thieves" 2:45, sos
and $50 pm.
Capitol - STORY on Page
One" 1l:40 am, 2:l0, 4:40,
7:1o and 9:40 pm
{, DupOnt-"The Growing Ex-
perience, 2:30, $50 and $50
pm.
Keith's -. "On the Beach" /"
10:15 am. 1890. 2:50, sos,
7:25 and 9:45 pm.
5 Macarthur - The Bridal
Path" 6:15. 8 and $50 pm.
a Metropolitan The Seven
Thieves" 1880 am. 2:55.. $40
and GAS pm. THE Purple
Gang" 1870. 4:45 and $40 pm.
OntariO-"Sapphire," /, 2:45,
4:35, 6:15, 8 and 9:55 pm.
E Palace-"S Solomon and She
ba." 1925 am, l:55. 4:30. 7
and 9:35 pm.
Playhouse - "a Touch Of
Larceny" r., 1::3O, $40, 4:50.
6:35, 800 and 10 pm.
Plaza-"The Lovers" HAS
an. lilo, 2:45. 4:20, sos, 7:55
eand 9:40 pm.
), Town-"A Woman Like Sa-
tan" 1890, 2::3O. 4:30, $50,
$3.50 and 1o:3o pm.
2 Trans-Lux - Suddenly Last
Summer" 1915 am, 1890,
$50, $40, 7::30 and $50 pm.
Warner - Operation Petit
coat" II am, los, 3:15, 5:25,
7:35 and 9:45 pm.
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NEW YORK.-When an un-
shaven customer enters a
Broadway restaurant he's eth
er dismissed as a bum or
shunted Of to the furthermost
table. out of view. But let an
actor walk in wearing a
scraggly growth, and he's given
the most prominent table-be-
cause his failure to shave is a
badge Of employment. a sign
that he's rehearsing in a
bearded role. So 1t was with
Arnold Moss at Sardi's the
other day. Moss is growing a
beard. At long last he's doing
King Lear"
This is a long cherished
dream. Exactly 10 years ago,
when Louis Calhern was re-
hearsing for King Lear" Moss
played the role of the Earl of
Gloucester. The producer. Bob
Joseph. asked Calhern if he
had any objection to Arnold
Moss being designated as his
understudy. The star knew Of
Moss ambition. mo objection, 4"
said Calhern, but first call my
lawyer. ! want my life insur-
ance doubled, and the pro-
ducer to supply me with armed
bodyguards."
SCHOOL NOTE: After Eva
Marie Saint realized the news
effect Of that four-letter word
she uttered at a public dinner in
Hollywood. she telephoned her
mother. Miss Saint wanted to
prepare her against inquiries
by the press. Her mother
asked: But what was the
word?" The film star repeated
the four-letter word. Eva, /"
said'h mother, you and your
sister never used to talk that
way-until you both went of
to college"
FINANCE NOTE: The current
article about Grace Kelly in the
Saturday Evening Post quotes
an assistant manager Of the
Monte Carlo Casino as stating
it is impossible to break the
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THE LYONS DEN
At Last, 'Kinq Lear
By LEONARD LYONS

bank there: There is no longer
a $4,000 franc limit as the
maximum one table can lose. "
Not true. Two years ago I
accompanied Frank Sinatra and
Peter Lawford to the roulette
table there. and watched Sinatra
toss $4,000 francs on the red.
He lost and bet 100000 francs.
He won and let it ride. He won
again. The croupier refused to
let him bet again and closed the
wheel.
POLITICS: No writer in
Hollywood ever made as much
money there as has Ben Hecht.
And nobody really knows what
Hecht's politics are. A producer
asked Laurence StalIings, the
playwright: "Is Hecht a Red, or
a Pink or what?" Stallings
replied: "As long as money is
being printed in its present
form, you may set Ben down as
a Green"
REALTY NOTE: A syndicate
of seven eminent European in
dustrialists the other day Of
fered Billy Rose $4,000 for one
weeks rental of his town house.
Rose said he'd agreed to give
them his house for a week, but
only in exchange for a donation
of a $50,000 sculpture to the
Museum in Jerusalem. Be
Sides" said Rose, analyzing the
f1gures-$4.000 for seven days,
for SIS rooms-"your offer comes
down only to Mills Hotel rates. 4"
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SKULDUGGERY AFOOT
Actors SOUGHT

Tryouts for one male and
two female roles in the Ken
sington Players entry in next
months One-Act Play Tourna-
ment will continue this week
and Sunday. Interested persons
should call Mrs. Mollee Kruger
at Juniper 8-8939 to arrange
for appointments. The original
comedy-drama. written by Mrs.
Kruger. is entitled The Putty
Bungalow"
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In less than three hours, Su-
premely artistic hours, they
teach more about the cor
ruptibility of man than can be
learned in three years study in
the behavioral sciences.
And the weeks movies?
What are they like?
Well. on the improbable
hope that the Lunts may have
left a crumb of comfort to ar
rogant human creatures, they
are ready to finish the sweep
ing up operation. There are
three new films in the next
couple Of days, proffered under
the titles of Seven Thieves, -
Pretty Boy Floyd" and "A
Touch of Larceny"
The latter takes a light
hearted view of mans basic
criminality. Nevertheless. il
faces apparently insuperable
odds in giving back our faith
in ourselves.
FOR THE FUTURE: OF
course. there is always the
chance that things will get
better. The possibility is i'm
plicit in one of the Nationals
early bookings, The Good
Soup" a David Merrick i'm
port from France, adapted by
Carson Kanin, and starring
the latter's wife. Ruth Cor
don.
It's quite starriSh cast in
deed that Mr.. Merrick will be
presenting starting February
Is It's other members include
Sam Levene, Diane Cilento,
Ernest Truck, Mildred Natwick
and Jules Munchin. The first
two already have been here
this season. as members of the
multi starred "Heartbreak
House" which opened the
legitimate season in Washing
ton.
The play is a Theater Guild
subscription offering. as is
lone More River" which will
arrive for fortnight on Feb
ruary 90. The production. a
London hit, is the work of
Beverly Cross and its feminine
auspices is reinforced by the
circumstance that Mary K.
Frank is its producer. She was
coproducer. several seasons
ago. of Tea and sympathy"
"One More River" deals with
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a mutiny on a merchant ship
plying one of those west African
rivers.
CULTURE NOTE: Add Fred
eric Franklin to the commu-
nity's cultural assets.
/. The noted dancer and maitre
de ballet Of the Ballet Russo de
Monte Carlo has resigned that
connection to become a full
time co-director of Washing
tons rapidly growing Washing
ton Ballet. He will be associated
with Mary Day in the develop
ment of the local dance group,
role he has filled for several
years on a part-time basis as
teacher and performer.
Mr.. Franklin leaves Ballet
Russo formally on May 81, after
an association of % years.
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PEOPLE AND PROJECTS:
Best-actor Tony (the Antoi-
nette Perry award) will go on
February 10 to Tom BoSley,
who catapulted to stardom in
the title role of "Fiorello!" :.
And who as an Arena Stage
performer in a number of pro-
ductions gave his best local
performance in Witness For
The Prosecution" GOWN
ner of top acting honors on
Broadway will be. Anne Ban
croft for her Annie Sullivan
role in THE Miracle Warker."
Discount Records Bob Bialek
is importing the. famous folk
singing group, The Weavers. for
a Washington concert at the
Mayflower Hotel February l3,
$3.50 pm. They've appeared
everywhere, sold millions of rec
ords of which the biggest is
Goodnight Irene" Chris
topher Plum mer, Canada's
greatest gift to contemporary
acting, will return next sum-
mer to Stratford, Ont. S
Shakespearean festival. He
will play King John in the fes-
tival's production to be directed
by Tyrone Guthrie who is
now making solid progress after
a heart attack, at his home in
Ireland Plummer skipped
the 1859 Stratford session.
Members of the Academy of
Motion Pictures have their
oscar" nomination ballots in
hand, and have until February
8 to return them. . The can
didates' names will be an
nounced February %. Ar
thur Freed will produce the big
television spectacular on April
4. with Bob Hope as its single
master of ceremonies -. and
Andre Previn as its musical
director. c
Marion Morris, who created
such rapture in critical breasts
in Arenas "Clandestine on the
Morning Line" opens off,
Broadway next Tuesday in a.
new play, Come Share My
House." by Ted Apstein. .
Walter Pidgeon celebrated an
anniversary yesterday in New
York where he is co-starring
in the musical, Take Me
Along" . 1t was just 35 years
ago that he made his first
IBroa dway appearance, with
Elsie Janis in Puzzles of 1925"
Evening star., 1960-02-03
THE PASSING SHOW
Virtue Is at Low Ebb
. In Play, Films Here
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Editor of The Star

Naturally Commissioner Robert Mclaughlin has not
proclamation to such effect but this crime week in
Washington far this drama department concerned
There the National beautifully exploring
the nSufferaby evil in human natueand looking
wonderful Of the multitude of they occupied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29
wrong
weather

MYTH o: Lie down and take it easy
in the heat.
FACT: While it may feel nice just
to relax, normal activity will help
you acclimatize better to the heat. If
you indulge in light exercise, you
adjust to the heat in two or three
days.
MYTH ,: Wear as lille clothing as
possible.
FACT: You'll be cooler wearing
lightweight clothes than if you wore
only a bathing suit. A single layer of
clothes actually protects you not
only from the rays of the sun but -
bet you never thought of this -:
from heat reflected from objects
around you. In experiments with
Private Feemster, the copper man,
single layer of clothing cut his heat
absorption from the sun nearly in
half.
MYTH Q: Be sure to replace the bOdy'S
lost salt tCith heavily sailed food or
IGith salt tablets.
FACT: Except for rare occasions,
salt tablets are a waste of time. Be-
sides, they make many people nau-
seous. The body sweats out just so
much salt, then the perspiration gets
less and less salty. The body tends to
keep the salt it needs. The chief
value in salt tablets and in heavily
sailed food is that they make you
thrstier.
INVITA- Q: Eat lightly. Try cool, re-
feshing salads. Auoid hedVy meat
dnd-potGtO meals.
FACT: You burn up as many calories
working in hot weather as in cold
and the body's nutritional require
ments remain the same all year long.
So the same balanced diet with
plenty of protein is needed in sum-
mer as in winter. On the hottest day
of the year, if you have an urge for
hot meal of meat and potatoes,
follow it!
One of the few rules left that
stand up in the glare of scientific
research is, get out of the hot sun.
Even Private Feemster can't take the
directrays of the sun for too long. He
short-circuits every time. The End