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scripts IN NeD York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as a guide to UietDers.
Donna Reed-Broken Spirit" episode Motivated by
guilt complex, JEFF suddenly turns into an angel and
confuSeS the entire family Even though it NAV seem
exaggerated parents will recognize the anything car
do for you?" attitude kids often when trying to bild
good will before the caves in Jes actions at the
dinner table quite funny patient argu-
ment in a hospital scene offers some laughs pm
WMAL-7
Pat BOOne-PatS in spoofing mood tonight and with Me-
Torme to join him, od-timers get fond going over tc
tne tune OF I'm So Glad I'm Not Young Anymore" my
Time Is Your Time" Learn to Groom" among others
Our boys in fine fette both in and out of rocking
chairs and manage at least solo apiece Pleasant show
pm, WMAI-7.
Specla-"MrS Mniver." Maureen OHara heads the very
good cast dncluding Leo Gem, Cathleen Nesbtt and
juliet ls) assembled to recreate this onete pertinent
emotonpacked drama of British courage under fire
ing the early days of World War H. Unfortunately the
intervening years have dmmed the significance and i'm
pact OF the drama If missed the original film this
adaptation will show you the of stun country at
war takes to its bosom. $3.50 pm, WTOP-s.
The Sanctuary" Suspensefu
usual When reform candidate is accidentally" killed
In an automobile accident Eliot Ness and his men come
70 town to investigate The fictitious" community is
called Calum City and it's about as corrupt a town ss
we've seen pictured this show Action is nicely
throughout, plus rouSng finale slick production and
good performances. $50 pm, WMAL-7
Jack Paar ShOwoey Bishop out his pinchbittino
chores for vacationing Paar tonight with at least one
terrific guest in tow Sammy Davis r saws hen he on
the show 1880 pm, WRC-4 va
Evening star., 1960-01-07

Show. THE More the Mer-
rier," A wealthy philanthro-
pist uses the crowded sit
uation in wartime WASH
ington as a means Of fur
thering a young love affair.
Jean Arthur, Joel McCrea,
Charles Cobourn Q943).
Evening star., 1960-01-07
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Dho attend TehedrSdls. match screenings and andyze
scripts in New York, Hollywood and esewhere Their
opinions are offered a guide to area uetDers
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
Southland Plans
Pilgrimage Tours

March will be a busy month
in the Mississippi Gulf Coast
area. Free Pilgrimage Tours to
historic homes in the area are
at Pascagoula March IL, Biloxi
March 10, Gulfport March II,
Long Beach March 20 and Bay
St. Louis Waveland March %.
Natchez presents its 80 ante
bellum homes and its colorful
Confederate Pageant February
81 through March 80. VickSburg
celebrates its Spring Pilgrimage
and its Confederate Fashion
Show from February q through
April 8.
Columbus, Miss. puts on its
Antebellum Home Pilgrimage
March rs through April 3. And
for those who arrive later, Holly
Springs. Miss, has its pilgrim
age scheduled for April 1924.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
Switzerland
Pageant Set

The Great World Theater'
will again be staged this year
on the steps and balustrades OF
the Benedictine Monastery at
Einsiedeln. Switzerland.
The play. originally written
by Don Pedro Calderon de la
Barca for the Corpus Christi
procession in Seville, Spain, in
1875. has become a spiritual
classic presented at Einsiedeln
each five years since 1924.
More than 600 residents of
the town will take part in cos
tunes representing wisdom
beauty, richmen, peasants, beg
CARS. angels. demons and death.
1t is to be presented each
Wednesday and Saturday night
from June to September.
The 1.l00-year-old Benedic-
tine Monastery has been an
important center of Christian
culture since its founding in
86l. Millions of pilgrims have
come to worship at the Chapel
Of Grace, located on the spot
where st. Meinrad was slain.
Another Einsiedeln attraction
is the diorama which depicts
scenes from the life Of Christ.
Hundreds Of carved wood
statues are used in reproduce
tons Of the Holy Land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
AIR FARE
AIR FARE
Jet Charges Dropped
On Continuing Flights

Trans World Airlines has
announced it has dropped the
jet surcharge on coast-to-
coast flights for passengers
transferring to or from TWAS
transatlantic jet flights.
This will apply to passengers
on jet flights of TWA. Ameri-
can Airlines and United Air
lines between Los Angeles or
San Francisco and New York
if they are ticketed on TWAS
transatlantic jet flights.
TWA said that beginning
March /, the airline also will
absorb the surcharge-$l0-
for passengers transferring to
or from its piston-powered
transatlantic flights.
=
The growing popularity Of
the New York Washington air
route has led National AirlineS
to increase its "commuter"
service 81 per cent over this
same time last year. The air
line now provides 1857 seats
a week compared with 2,233 a
year ago. National also has
upped its Florida seats out of
Washington by % per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
Ground Is Broken
For Vienna Hotel

Ground was broken last week
for a new $40 million, 500 room
Intercontinental Hotel in vi
emma.
The hotel. to be owned by
the General Hotel Company of
Austria and operated by Inter-
continental Hotels Corporation,
a subsidiary of Pan American
World Always, is expected to
be finished in 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
New Rhine Boot
Set for Cruises

The new M. S. Europa, under
construction. is expected to
make her maiden voyage along
the Rhine from Rotterdam,
Holland, to Basel, Switzerland.
on June S.
The river boat, with a ca
pacity of 200. will operate each
year from June through Oc-
tober. Overnight stops on the
five and a half day journey
upstream will be made at EN-
merich. Cologne. Ruedeshelm.
Karlsruhe and StraSbourg.
The downstream trip from
Basel, which will take two days
less. will include stops at
StraSbourg, Coblenz and En-
merich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
POINTS OF INTEREST
North Carolina Plans
18th AzoIeo Festival
NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLINA - The
North Carolina AZalea Festival.
held annually at Wilmington
since l947, is set this year for
March 31-April 3. On the
agenda are a parade, dances.
coronation of Queen Azalea.
garden tours. an outdoor art
show and concerts.
NEW YORK - Flowers and
antiques will divide the visitors
attention beginning March 5
at New York City's Coliseum.
On March 5-13, the Antiques
Fair and Sale will be held on
the first and mezzanine floors.
while the second and third
floors, on March 5-12, will house
the international Flower Show.
MICHIGAN-Winter is still
in vogue in the northlands.
Among next months winter
events are the State Amateur
Hockey Playoffs March As at
Houghton, the Mount Nance
Iona Club Ski Races March Sc,
the Junior National Ski Cham
pionshipS March 1918 at Ish-
peming, and the Gogebic Range
Ski Jumping Meet March 10
at Ironwood.
FLORIDA The West Palm
Beach Seminole Sun Festival
March $40 will highlight COM
petitive sports. It gets under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
Rebuilding Set
For Myrtle Bank

The venerable Myrtle Bank
Hotel in Kingston. Jamaica, a
cornerstone of the islands pres
ent booming tourist business, is
to be rebuilt.
A new main building to re-
place the present one is the
second phase OF a two-part
construction program. The first,
to get under way April IS, is
the building of a new 72-room
wing in the hotels gardens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21

pinched, panied expression of
the inhabitants stems not from
poverty but from the weight of
the world.
BY all means look in on the
Bowery for a glimpse of an
other type which has thrown
away the weight Of the world
and lives for the next bottle
Of wine and the next meal, in
that order of Importance. If
you are so inclined, you can,
at No. 6 Bowery-the oldest
drugstore in America-buy a
leech to help remove the dis
celebration Of a black eye.
Hop a bus downtown to
Gramercy Park and walk past
not through, because you
won't be able to get in. This
unique private park is reserved
for residents Of the buildings
along the streets around it.
Keys go along with the leases.
Peer into the show windows
Of Fifth avenue at some Of
the fantastic creations III
ladies' dreSs-then play the
losing game Of trying to spot
similar creations on the ladies
entering and leaving those
stores.
BY night. visit Times Square
and rub elbows-you won't be
able to help it-with the
throngS Of natives and visitors.
and look on the brightest
lights this side Of Tokyo's
Gina. This is one Of the most
famous squares in the world,
and the heart of Americas
legitimate theater.
You Need Speed
AS these theaters are closing,
and sending their crowds back
onto the streets, try to get a
taxicab. When several cabs
are stolen from your grasp on
the door handle. you will learn
what the critics mean when
they speak of those aggressive
Americans"
Linger a while. on a week
night, after the theaterS close,
and you will be astonished at
how rapidly the crowds
vanish in this center Of night
life. The natives must head
for home and prepare for an
other day.
Finally. before you leave
New York to see other parts of
the Nation, go by day to the
Battery at Manhattan'S lower
end and take the boat ride
across the harbor to the Statue
Of Liberty.
This is the Nations most
famous sightseeing attraction.
On a single day you will see
there most Of the types that
live across this broad country
and you will lose your fears of
travelling in an unknown land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
SERUM MUST GO
THROUGH MAN
TO BE A JUDGE

A Seattle, Wash, OctO-
genarian. a legendary figure
in sled dog circles. will be
on hand as an honorary
judge during the Worlds
Championship SLED Dog
Races next week end at
Laconia, N. H.
He is Lombard Seppala,
now 80, who helped write
a page in medical history
in 1925 when he carried by
dog sled sorely needed Sc
rum on the last leg of its
journey to Nome. Alaska,
and thus played a key role
in stamping out a diph-
liberia epidemic.
Twenty teams from the
United States and Canada
will compete for the top
cash award Of $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
Phoenix Dons Club
Seeks Lost Mine

The Phoenix, Ariz., DonS Club
is at it administering the Lost
Dutchman Gold Mine. But the
group Of 50 Phoenix business
and professional men admit it
is more the lure of sunshine
fun than that of fabulous
riches which leads them on.
They frankly advise tourists
who join them not to hope that
the mine will be found.
The Dons use the Lost
Dutchman legend as a peg for
a day Of fun-this year it will
be on Sunday, March 6. A
search" is made for the lost
lode, but it comes in the form
Of a emile hike over familiar
territory in the rugged Super
stitution Mountains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21

now providing 1900 seats be-
tween North and South.
National Airlines has revived
its highly popular Florida
Fishing Festival" package to
Key West. The package, dis
continued January 81. will be
sold again beginning March 90.
1t offers eight days and seven
nights at the Key Wester Hotel
for S98 plus air fare. Included
are hotel. two meals daily. auto
transportation to and from air
port, three deep-sea fishing
trips and auto transportation to
and from fishing.
A group Of Is boys between
the ages Of IA and II will take
a horseback trek to one of
the sources of midas sacred
Gauges River during a Scan
dinavian Airlines System tour
for young adventures. 1t leaves
New York July Is. Before set
Ting down to the primitive,
they'll visit such civilized spots
as Copenhagen, Switzerland.
Greece. Pakistan. New Delhi
and Agra.
Air France has set up 23-day
fashion tours to seven Euro
pean countries. There will be
IL departures from New York
from April 2 to October l.
-
Las Vegas weekend holidays
beginning at $19.65, plus air
fare, have been organized by
American Airlines.
X
Japanese Artist Takahiko
Mikami will lead a spring
sketching and photography
tour to Japan beginning April
8. from San Francisco via ia
pan Air Lines. Time. Is days;
cost. S1,400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
SWITCH POUNDS
INTO DOLLARS
IN A NEW WAY

The new WindWard
Beach Club, when it opens
later this year on st. Maar-
ten in the Netherlands
West Indies, will give visi-
tors from sterling areas a
new way to exchange their
pounds for dollars - if
they're lucky.
In the clubs casino, per-
mission will be given to put
down pounds and Shillings
on the gaming tables, and
pick up any winnings in
dollars. But there is a hid
den warning in this SEN
tence of the announce
ment:
1T is expected that the
gross income of the club
hotel will exceed 81 million
a year. exclusive Of the
casino, for which 1t is be-
lieved the income will be
even larger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21

summer, with the American
League baseball club from
Cleveland playing the Ameri-
can League baseball club in
New York, you will, apart from
the cinema, hear no wild In
dian warwhoops.
There will be no brown
skinned boys diving for pennies
as your ship approaches the
harbor. But once ashore, you
will find the outStretched palms
rejecting a pallor induced by
the shadows of tall buildings
Of the native hack drivers and
bellhops.
To best sample the flavor
Of America, take a stroll both
by day and by night.
Quaint Dress
Walk along Madison avenue
and view the quaint. though
somewhat drab, native dress
Of the advertising ghetto. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
ALL AT SEA
Dates Set
ForCruise
ToAIusku

Canadian National Railroads
has begun bookings for its
cruises to Alaska, with the first
sailing this year from Van
couver on May "a.
The nine-day trip goes via
Canada'S Inside Passage, with
stops at such points as Ocean
Falls, Prince Rupert, Ketchikan,
Wrangell. Juneau and Skagway.
The Skagway stop allots time
for an all-day trip to CarcroSs
in the Yukon Territory. via
the White Pass and Yukon
Railway.
The Cunard Line and the
Anchor Line now operate a
Joint service between the United
States and certain United
Kingdom ports. The vessels
will sail fortnightly from Balti-
more, Hampton Roads and New
York to London/Glasgow, re-
turning to the United States
from London /Havre and Glas-
gov. The Cunard Line has
been appointed general agents
for Anchor Line here.
y
The Norwegian Americ a
Lines BergenSfjord next year
will repeat her Around the
World in 80 Days" cruise, SAIL
ing from New York January IA
. and from Los Angeles January
rs, visiting 18 ports.
DR.. Albert Rappaport. foun-
, der and director of the San
Francisco Town Hall, has an
nounced a six-weeks excursion
to Japan beginning May II
aboard the American President
Lines President Cleveland. The
group will return by air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
New Bermudionu's
Opening Date Set

The long-awaited announce
ment on the opening date of
the New Bermudiana has come
through. 1t is set for April Is,
a month later than what is
normally considered the begin
ming of the season" in Ber-
muda.
The 233-room hosiery re-
places the Bermudiana de-
stroyed by fire. But the familiar
kidney-shaped swimming pool
still is there. and many of the
entertainers will be the same as
those in the former Ber-
mudiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
South CuroIinu's
Beaches BustIino

Nine new motels or apartment
buildings will 60 up at Myrtle
Beach. S. c., under building
permits issued in January. as
the resort continues to grow as
a vacation area.
New this year near Myrtle
Beach are a 60-unit motel and
restaurant at Lakewood and a
large ocean-front motel and
restaurant at Litchfeld Beach.
A trailer park and drive-in res
taurant are being built at Surf
side Beach. At Ocean Drive
Beach, work is under way on
a new l8-hole golf course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
Record Broken
At Long Lost

The engineer of the Bristol
London express was to be pre-
sented with a gold watch for
his record Of always bringing
his train into Charing Cross
Station on time, according to
the London Express as reported
by North American Newspaper
Alliance.
The officials we're prompt in
arriving at the station platform
with their gift. But the engi-
neer was not-the train came
in 35 minutes late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21

way with a parade and fire.
works the night of March 8,
after which. on successive days,
will come swimming and diving,
water skiing. cupboard races.
tennis, Switchboard, golf, horse
shows. baseball and fishing.
+
ARIZONA The Southwest
will stage its most elaborate
flower show March 24-29 at
Phoenix. The International
Garden and Flower Fiesta will
cover about 10000 square feet
of exhibition space at the Cam
elback Town and Country
Village.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
Continental Link

The first suspension bridge
to link two continents is to be
built across the Bosphorus at
1stanbul. The 4.453-foot span
will link Ortakoy on the Euro
pean side with Beylerbeyi on
the Asiatic shore. Estimated
cost is $49.5 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
Hotel Expunds

The Cabana Club at the
Eden Roc Hotel in Miami
Beach, Fla, is to be expanded.
Plans call for an apartment
building, the first two floors of
which will be devoted to ca
banas and lanai suites, at the
clubs south section, and a new
pool in the northeast section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
GET UP AND GO!
The Native Type
Has Many Moods
BY JACK JONAS
Star Travel Editor

In of Visit USA 1860
a new wide-eyed look at New York City.
There things the foreign vistor-who will more
than likely New York before he bucoc
areashoud know Perhaps the domestic should
be made aware of them.
The.nave are the whole quite friendly Unless it be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
Irish Airport

Cork City. Ireland, soon will
have its own airport. The SO
million project, to be built at
Ballygarvan, four miles south
OF Cork, is expected to be ready
for operation next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
Restoration

Many of the sculptures and
monuments Of the Tiergarten
in West Berlin will be restored
by summertime, the Berlin
Tourist ONCE reports. About
$4,000 has been set aside for
the project. First to be re-
stored is the Amazon" bv
Louis Tuaillon, The Amazon"
is an equeStrienne of noble
proportions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
First TV Outlet

The Virgin Islands first tele-
vision station, VITV, will begin
broadcasting soon. Studios are
in the capital of Charlotte
Amahe, st. Thomas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-24
Mrs. Western Maryland
Is LuVuIe Woman

A 34-year-old mother OF one
child has been selected Mrs.
Western Maryland" in the annual
Mrs. America IIomemaking con-
test. Homemakers from this coun-
ty were eligible to compete.
Mrs. Charlotte Bruce. LaVale,
was chosen area titlist by a panel
of three judges. She will compete
for the Mrs. Maryland" in Balti-
more the last week of March. Win
ner of that competition will repre-
sent the state in the national finals
in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla, in June.
Among other homemakers COM
peting for the honor last Thurs
day was Mrs. Margaret Schoch. of
Oakland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-24
Dote Set For Angus
Show And Sale

The date for the annual state
show and sale OF The West Virginia
Angus association will be held Fri
day, April 8, at Jackson's Mill. w.
va, near Weston.
The show at $3.50 will be Judged
by William King. executive secre-
taiy of the Virginia Angus asso-
citation. The sale will get underway
at ! p. m.
Cattle have been nominated from
most OF the top Angus herds of
West Virginia. There will be lG
prospective herd sires and "a top
heifers from u to 80 months of
age. Glenn Teets, Terra Alta, is
secretary OF the state Angus as
ISOLATION Charles Bonar, Burling-
ton. is sale manager, Among the
cattle consigned are some from
the c. r. Winters Brookside farm
at Aurora.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-24
NJ arch Court

Continued From Page Onc)
case from Magistrate Boyd San
ders ST, for exceeding 50 miles
per hour.
Cecil William WEIGH. Oakland,
appeal from Sanders on conviction
Of driving an automobile while
under the influence of liquor.
George II. DclSignorc, Gormania,
appeal from Magistrate Sanders,
on charge Of overlooking his
truck
Karl Kyle. Oakland, appeal from
Sanders on conviction of driving
while under influence of alcohol.
Alvey Ray Cassidy, Gormania,
appeal from Sanders on conviction
Of driving while under the influ-
encc Of alcohol
John f. Roncy, Fredericktown
Pa. appeal from Maroney on reck-
less driving conviction.
Charles Wade Frazee, appeal
from Magistrate John w. Holman,
on reckless driving conviction.
James Edwin Friend, Oakland,
appeal from Maroney on convic-
ton of driving while under the in
fluence of liquor and for reckless
driving.
Ralph J. Garlitz, appeal from
Magistrate Edward Grove, on con-
viction of assault charge with two
year parole.
Sheridan A. Gariitz, appeal from
Grove, on conviction Of assault
charge with two year parole.
Jack Edward limbaugh. Deer
Park, appeal from Maroney on
reckless driving conviction.
Sherman VIM. House, Friends
vile appeal from Maroney. on con-
viction of driving an automobile
while under the influence of
liquor and for reckless driving.
Mary Virginia Ash, appeal from
Maroney on conviction Of desert
ing her minor children.
John l.. Miller, appeal from
Magistrate Grove on reckless driv-
ing conviction.
Irene Butler, appeal from Grove
on conviction Of disturbing the
peace
Clarence Bowman, charged with
non-support Of his two minor chill
dren, was tried Wednesday morn
ing before Associate Judge Neil
c. Fraley. He pleaded not guilty
but was found guilty by the court
and was sentenced to serve two
years in the Maryland House of
Correction. The sentence was sus-
pended provided he pay SAT per
month for their support.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-24

SiXty-two rioting Africans were
killed in South Africa.