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Evening star., 1960-09-05

nave Deen IN Call1ofnla sew
eral times during the past five
years. with the hopes of re-
naming permanently. One of
our experience fields gave
us a job managing an apart
ment development as recently
as a year ago. Some of the
heart rendering cases Of
people just like yourselves
who packed up and went to
California might change your
mind.
True, the city is beautiful,
Hollywood is glamorous, and
if you look high at the sun
rise or sunset" you may not
mind the sagebruSh and cac-
tus and the monotony OF
never seeing a leaf change
from green to red gold-but
you cannot eat beauty for
long.
Job ads in the papers paint
glowing pictures, until you
apply. There is always the
brush-off I'VE will call you"
and the call doesn't come.
Some interviewers are more
direct: why did you come
here? If we do not hire you,
you will go back home; we
prefer local people" Granted
most local people were once
like you and me from out of
state. But during the past
few years California has
grown until it is bulging with
out-of- f-staters-not that there
isn't room, but it has caused
salaries to come down and
there is not too much choice
in jobs.
Rent is fairly reasonable;
but food is high, even fresh
food grown right in the State
sells higher there than ship
ped to our coast. The four
per cent sales tax really hurts.
A county tax levied on each
apartment dweller or home
renter or owner, collected in
person, also really hurts the
first year. Gasoline is higher;
amusements are higher. If
you are lucky enough to get
a government typist job you
will find yourself doing sew
eral grades higher work than
the salary calls for (some-
thing the agencies in the
West deny. but it is sadly
tlue).
Take a tip from some old
hands at going to California.
It is costly, it's disillusioning,
and, after the newness of
seeing flowers bloom in WIN
ter wears off, you will be
better off in your friendly
neighborhood where you have
lived.
Evening star., 1960-09-05
Cleaning Pewter
To: A. A.
Mrs. A. w. A., Chevy Chase, Md.


Mrs. A. w. A., Chepy Chase, Md
In reply to your query on
cleaning pewter, I would like
to say that I have had very
good results from the use of
interviewer magic" soap
pads. They are made of fine
steel wool combined with
soap. Use them with water
and very light up-and-down
stroke, so as not to scratch.
Old pewter may need hard
er rubbing, but unless it is
too far gone, these pads can
make old : pewter look like
new.
Evening star., 1960-09-05

Of former United States Sem
ator Peter Norbeck of South
Dakota. She was graduated
from Sidwell Friends School
and Wellesley College.
The bridegroom is a grad
Evening star., 1960-09-05
MAGAZINE Need
r. C. S., Arlington

I am very much in need Of
the back issues of Together
magazine, as well as certain
issues of the quarterly His
ttoric Preservation to COM
2plete my files. If anyone
has copies of these and
doesn't need them any more.
please contact me in writing
through RICH.
l will be very grateful for
any help I receive.
Evening star., 1960-09-05
Fitted Sheets

Mrs. J. A. C. Springfield
Some months ago I read
in this column a letter out
lining directions for making
fitted sheets. I neglected to
cut out this letter, much To
my regret. Is there any
chance that these directions
could be repeated? I would
be most grateful.
Evening star., 1960-09-05
Cheese Cake
To: Mrs. T. B.

To: Mrs. T. B.
Mrs. r. H. H., StlUer Spring
I believe this is the type
of cream cheese cake you are
looking for. haven't found
a recipe that I like better.
Use 1l2 cups fine zweiback
crumbs. 2 tablespoons butter.
2 tablespoons sugar, another
p cup sugar, 2 tablespoons
flour, "a teaspoon salt, two
Evening star., 1960-09-05
Stale Bread
To Miss B. c.,

To Miss b. C.,
Miss M. H., West HyattSUille
You will have no problem
with stale bread if you will
keep it always in the refrig-
orator. People made this
discovery during the last
war, when bread was scarce
at times. 1 live alone and
use up every bit.
Evening star., 1960-09-05

uate Of Trinity Paving and
Harvard College where he
was a member Of the Hasty
Pudding Club Of ITO.
The couple will live in st.
Louis.
Evening star., 1960-09-05
Miss Sobin
Is Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Henry Sabin announce the
marriage of their daughter
Sandra Jane to Mr.. Christie
pher Rhodes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Edwin Rhodes of
Wilmett, ILL.,, formerly of
Larchmont, N. Y. The we'd
ding took place Saturday at
All Souls Memorial Episco-
pal Church.
The bride is a grand niece
Evening star., 1960-09-05
Grass Is Greener Here at Home
n. To: Mrs A. M B.
MrS. II. q. Ia, CoLLeQe Pdrk


'Tis true that most of us have to make our own
mistakes to be convinced, but if writing this will
help you not make the mistake of packing up clock,
little words of wisdom and thought will not be for
loss.
My husband and I are very energetic, and we
Evening star., 1960-09-05

out benefit of an agent?
Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-09-05

Hybes, Mrs. Howard Mann,
Mrs. David Kosh, Mrs. A. r.
Mace, Mrs. Herman Schmidt,
Mrs. Henry o. Lampe, Mrs.
Dean Allard, jr.; Mrs. Emil
w. Reutzel and Mrs. Lemuel
Banks.
Arizona tribune., 1960-08-12
Arizona Tribune, Friday. Aug. H. l0oo' =

NEW HOME BAPTIST CHURCH, Avenue,
PASTOR Sunday 9:3O Morning service
Evening service,
August Saturday, crowd attended the fish fry sponsored
Young Society South Mountain Park Pres Clar
Young reports $l59. 90 proceeds from this affair.
g. Rev. E. A. Hunter and Iommie Williams drove
following young people Tonto Rim: Roy
Gentry Price, Walker James Lewis, Emman
Sterling. Conley Rosea Lewis, Mary Price and Mar
garet Eppinger.
Mrs. Eris Pierson accompanied them chaperone.
Mrs. Efie Gentry reporter
GRIM REST BAPTIST CHURCH, Madison Rev. HY.
Stevenson. pastor.
Saturday, Aug Womens Chorus celebrated its first
anniversary with family picnic South Mountain Park
Sunday Aug 4--Special Pastors Aid service Rev.
FELTON, King will be guest speaker.
Monday. Aug. l5Sr Womens Mission Society will meet at p
m the church.
Elder Frank Perkins sicklist.
Johnnie M. Douglas, reporter
TAYLOR MEMORIAL INTERRACIAL CHURCH. l245
W. Watkins Rd, Rev. Nellye Taylor, pastor
of National Colored Spriualist
Aug. 14- in the Sessions will
I'll MonteZma Ave., with Rev. j A Barlow NATL Pres
charge Jean Porter is the national
offices association located Detroit,
Taylor Sast Church the host church.
banquet scheduled Monday. Aug l5 Tes
w. will be speaker Clarissa Hail.
local pianist and singer will provide special music
l6-esday Civic meeting Rev. Walter Holder
First Sprtualst Church will be speaker.
of Seven Golden Candle services at
Aug.20--Sat. 2:30 pm Juniors picnic Encanto Park.
public meetings. Divine healings
spring and wonderful music will be presented.
Arizona tribune., 1960-08-12
BITS OF THIS
AND THAT

Flora Ruffin, proprietor Of
Simplicity Beauty Salon has been
resting at the resort town OF
Jacumpa, California.
S. l.. and Jean Carr have en-
larged the Closest Stop Cafe at
18th and E. Jefferson. They can
accommodate large private BAN
quets and special affairs.
Stop at the Watkins Inn over
the weekend and dance to the good
sounds of Virgil and his combo.
Duke is at the piano. MIR. and
Mrs. Lee Thompson, proprietors
say their beer and wines are the
coldeSt in town.
Brook Benton was a hit with
Phoenix music lovers at CAL
deron Ballroom last week. Leon
ard Calderon. Sr., has sure
fire booking with Ray Charles
and the Raelets, We'd, Aug. II.
Olivia Bryant serves de-
licious family style meals at
Macs Kitchen, 24l9 E. Broad
way. She features the best fried
chicken in the west.
Ann Henry appeared on Gel
ebrity Talent Scouts, a CBS-tv
show. She is an able performer
provided entertainment through
singing, dancing and initiating.
Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin,
Sammy Davis. Jr.. Joey Bishop.
and Peter LaWord co-star in the
movie ocean H." 1t promises
to be a wild picture with wilder
cast.
Arizona tribune., 1960-08-12

Pearl Bailey and her hus-
band. Louis Bellson. drummer,
head a 4O-person revue at the
Cocoanut Grove Club.
Dakota Stanton's new album
contains favorite ballad and blue
tunes. 1t is entitled simply,
Dakota Sings Ballads and The
Blues"
James Brown is wearing con-
tinental style tailored suits with
gold threads woven through the
material. Each suit cost $3.50.
Enrol Garner is suing COL
umbia Records for a million dol
lars over some music rights.
Arizona tribune., 1960-08-12
URBAN LEAGUE
STUDIED

Charles Harlins, president OF
the Phoenix Urban League. an
nounces the study of league pur-
poses, procedures and program
was initiated by the board fol-
lowing the resignation of Alton
Thomas, former executive dir
ector.
The study is sponsored by the
Community Council and the Ma
tional Urban League. j. Will
liam Sweeney, a board MEM
Der of Community Council is
serving as chairman of the study
committee.
MIR. Harlins stated, the study
is under way and it will be COM
pleted on or before Sept. Is.
Arizona tribune., 1960-08-12
CROAFF ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY

Vernon l.. Croaff. 2O43 E Palm
Lane announces his candidacy
for Maricopa County attorney.
subject to the Democratic pri-
mary, Sept. l3.
He is presently the chief GRIM
inal deputy in the county attor-
ney's office.
A native of Phoenix, Croaff
attended public schools here and
in California.
He received his B.A. and NJ.
A. degrees from Arizona State
University.
He taught school, served as
a mail clerk and worked with the
u. S. conservation department
before entering law practice.
Arizona tribune., 1960-08-12

Eartha Kit won the l96OGeorge
w. Carver Award for outstand-
ing contributions to art and race
relations.
Arizona tribune., 1960-08-12
PLAN
PROGRESS

THE ACkERMAN
ORGANIZATION
WAS FOUNDED
ON STUDY
RESEARCH AND FAITH
IN FUTURE
GROWTH
Everything from investment.
syndication and unimproved
land to complete. planned
communities comes within its
scope of operations. Nothing
is ever done in the LEE
ACKERMAN INVESTMENT
CO.. INC. without a sound,
well-developed plan complete
to the most minute detail.
LEE ACKERMAN
.Npueshu<u/&e., .%r.
1000
EAST CkMElBAck ROAD
SUITE 10
Sc0TIsDALE. ARll0HA
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Rockville Church
States First Service

First service of a new Luther
an Church to serve the Rock
vile and upper Montgomery
County area will be held at
II am. tomorrow in a house
at 624 Great Falls road. Rock
vile.
Vicar Larry Lineberger, a
student pastor attached to st,
Andrews Lutheran Church,
Silver Spring. will serve the new
church until a full-time pastor
can be found. The house and
an acre lot it occupies have
been purchased by the South
eastern District of the Lutheran
Church-MiSsouri Synod which
is sponsoring formation Of the
new congregation.
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THE POWER OF FAITH

Lent commentaries ChriSts 40 days and 40 nights in
the wilderness. Once upon time spent night
at the traditional site of Christs temptation in
monastery high the cliffs of Mount Temptation in
Jordan The monks there had told me not to come
while it was dark because there were dangerous
hyenaS that sometimes attacked men and donkeyS.
I saw tracks of hyenas heard them bark, and
learned that snakes also infested those crags Climb
ing them, my keens buckled as we skirted awesome
cliffs dropping away from the holy site. 1t was in
this stark setting, the monks will tell you that
Christ resisted the temptation of all the kingdoms
of the world to worship the Lord thy Colby
Howard Brode, AP NewsfeatureS.
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morrow. Miss Barbara Bobo
of the youth division will be
the guest teacher before the
Vaughn Bible Class for Men at
10 am. Leslie Roslund. will
speak to the Burial Bible Class
for business and professional
women at 10 am.
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by a business and social hour
Miss Eta Rowell, president,
will preside.
The Fellowship Bible Glass
of Chevy Chase Methodist
Church will meet at II am
tomorrow in the Fellowship
Hall. Mrs. Carl D. Shafer will
speak on Our Church in
Cuba" Devotions will be lead
by Glenn Scott.
Ivan L. Bennett, field secre-
tary of the American Bible
Society, will be the guest
teacher of the Wiles and Mar.
tina Bible Glasses Of Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church al
$50 am. tomorrow.
The j. o. Y. and Minot Bible
Glasses of Epworth Methodist
Church will hold their business
meetings at $3.50 pm. Wednes'
day following the prayer service
The Dawson Bible Glass Of
First Baptist Church will meet
at $50 am. tomorrow in the
Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Joseph
H. Miller. teacher, will present
the lesson.
The Rev. Linwood F. Harris
will speak to the Trinity Mems
Bible Glass of Trinity Method
list Church at $50 am. tomor-
row.
Youth week will be observed
in Calvary Baptist Church TO-
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were Maury E. Hampton, first
vice president; Navy 1t. Comdr
William M. Ramsey, second vice
president; Hunter L. Virnelson
secretary; Marvin A. Boykin
assistant secretary; Powell p
Bradfield, treasurer; Harry C
Breeder, assistant treasurer; the
Rev. Jay o. Warner, teacher.
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Conference Slated
At St. PuuI's College

A conference of Catholic
serninarians and teachin g
brothers will be held at 9 am.
Monday at st. Paul's College,
Fourth street and Lincoln road
NE.
Guest speakers at the con-
ference of men preparing for
parish work, foreign missions
and the teaching profession
will be the Rev. Kelvin A.
Lynch, editor of Information
Magazine; the Rev. John T
McGinn, professor of HISTOLOGY
at st. Paul's, and the Rev.
George Hagmaier, co-author of
Unused Potential: Parish and
School,"
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Lenten Series

DR.. Dor.ald G. Miller of the
Union Theological Seminary in
Richmond, Va, will present a
lenten series on the Gospel OF
st. Luke at 8 pm. tomorrow
through Tuesday at the River
side Presbyterian Church, 6513
Queensbury road. University
Park, Md.
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Niaerion Is Speaker

DR.. Chinedozi Anonye, presi-
dent of the University Of Nj
geria, West Africa, will be guest
speaker at the All-Lutheran
Pastoral Conference at 1915
pm. Monday in the Bethlehem
Lutheran Church, Sixteenth
and T streets NV.
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Mrs. w. H. Everhardy will
speak on Faith and God in
My Life" before the RuStin
Couples Class of Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church at 10
a m. tomorrow. Mrs. Gertrude
Warner will teach the Fellow
Workers Bible Glass at 10 am.
tomorrow.
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LUX Will sing a duet. MISS
Katherine Whitley will present
the lesson. Miss Helen Buzzell,
class president, will preside.
DR.. Samuel E. Burr, jr., pro-
feSsor of education at Ameri-
can University, will be the
guest teacher of the Harrison
Bible Glass of st. Luke's Meth
odist Church at GAS am. to-
morrow. Leonard w. Long will
present the Scripture lesson
Virgil M. Thompson, vice pres
ident, will preside.
The Cleaners Bible Glass of
North Chevy Chase Christian
Church will hold its business
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Edna Harlow, 1923 Glenmoor
drive, Chevy Chase, on Wednes-
day at 8 pm. Mrs. Leona
Downs will be the co-hostess.
Mrs. Roy K. Easter will dis
cuSs 1.-THE Militia of Saint
Peter" before the Trinity
Women'S Bible Glass of Sher-
wood Presbyterian Church at
$50 am. tomorrow.
The monthly meeting of the
Class of Friendship of Emory
Methodist Church will be held
at 8 pm. Monday in the class
room. with Mrs. Jane Shepherd
president, presiding. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Hamm will present the
lesson at $50 am. tomorrow
Harper L. Garrett will speak to
the Box Bible Glass at $50 am.
tomorrow.
/ The Good Will-Philathea
Bible Class of the Capitol Hill
Presbyterian Church will hold
its monthly meeting at 8 pm
Tuesday at the church. The
program will consist of a hymn
sing under the leadership OF
Mrs. Claire Hebrew, followed
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NATL sPIRITUALIsT ASSN.
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ORGANIZED
BIBLE CLASSES
GEORGE HARRIS, PRESIDENT
By HOWARD STACKHOUSE
Contributing Writer

International Sunday School Lesson for Tomorrow Gods
Protecting Providence" Acts 23:6-11, 1924.
The Crusader Philahea Bible Class of National City
Christian Church will conduct the Bible Class hour Central
Union Mission at 815 tomorrow Miss Marjorie Hckln
will the devotions Misses Anna Mae Caron and Leons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-05

George E. Harris, president
of the Organized Bible Class
Association, has announced the
appointment of Arthur H. Ford
of the Ingram Memorial, United
Church of Christ, as general
chairman of the annual Easter
Sunrise Service to be held in
Carter Barron Ampitheater at
5:45 am. Easter Sunday.
Fire Department Capt. Virgil
M. Thompson, retired, was
elected president of the Harri-
son Bible Class Of st. Luke's
Methodist Church at a recent
meeting. Other officers elected
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Art Seminar Set
For Artist-Nun

Sister Mary Corita. q Cali
fornia artist and teacher, will
conduct an art seminar from
10 am. to $ pm. tomorrow in
the CorcOran Gallery Of, Art.
Sister Mary Corita. . profess
sor Of art ct immaculate Heart
College in Los Angeles, win be
assisted by Sister Magdaler
Mary. head Of the schools ari
department.
A one-woman show Of recent
serigraphs by Sister Mary Corits
Is now being held In the 1F.A
Galleries. 1888 Connecticut
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Holly WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Bobby DARN Sues, Too

/ believe from the fact that mir
acles were expected from the
authors Of MY Fair Lady"
The music Of '"Camelot" is
lovely. the production superb.
and the acting by Richard Bur-
tom and Julie Andrews Is excel
lent. What more do they want?
Another miracle?
Sonia Henie, flashing with
Jewels around her neck and her
husband on her arm. told me
she will spend the holidays In
Hollywood. then they take of
for Copenhagen to exhibit their
modern art collection. And
Edward G. Robinson viii be
back from New York in time
for Christmas and q rest before
taking on for Japan and my
Geisha" with Shirley MacL.aine,
Mort Sahl blew into town to
give dispositions In a lawsuit
then hew out to continue his
PA. tour. Morris earnings In
other fields, he says, pay his
first wife $1,000 a month. IT.
no wonder that women who gel
big alimony take their time
about marrying again.
! I can understand why Piel
Evening star., 1960-12-16
THE lyons DEN
Who Knows the Dressmuker?
BY LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-Sherman Bill
Kingsley, who insisted that he
doesn't own the Stork Club,
obtained q Cabaret I'D card
from the Police Department
last week. =. Ex-Queen SOraya
was at q dinner in New York
last week, where q man admired
her gown and asked who made
it?". Soraya shrugged: "Oh, ]
never know who does my dress
es." Leonard Sillman will
produce an edition Of his "New
Faces" revue for a Las Vegas
hotel. >. Truman CapOte writes
from his home in Verbier, Swift
zerland: "I've taken up skiing
much to the terror Of the local
inhabitants who call me The
Abominable Snowman Of the
Kiddie Slopes"
A half hour before Herbert
Hoover was to receive his med
al-award ct the Football Hall
Of Fame dinner last week, the
chairman discovered that the
medal wasn't there. It was In
q safe at Sports Illustrated
where it had been taken to be
photographed. The lady who
had the combination Of the safe
refused to reveal it-until she
received separate calls from the
Evening star., 1960-12-16

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Singer-actor Bobby DARN Is
the next cover" star to sue
some fan magazines for mis-
leading banner-lines. Wife
Sandra Dee's mother was very
disappointed over their sudden
elopemerlt. She had wanted her
daughter to have all the we'd
ding trimmings-for Sandra.
AS to those atrocious banner
lines on certain fan mags-
Elizabeth T aylOr and Eddie
Fisher, suing q slew Of the
cover offenders, have deposited
a large sum with their lawyers
with orders to go full-steam
ahead. Debbie Reynolds, an
other victim of this cheap way
to make a fast quarter, may
join the irate stars who are
taking action.
The Dan Daileys are reach
ing the signature point in their
community property deal.
Chill Wills has Texas backing
for his longtime dream to star
on the screen in Judge Bean
The mixed reviews in New
York for the Lerner-Loewe
"Camelot" musical stemmed.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

Robert Dhery, author and star
of la Plume de Ma Tante,"
and his wife, COlette BrOsset,
will open with the shows H.
week engagement at Las Vegas
Riviera. ). Brendan Behan
still was in Montreal last week
end, but decided nevertheless
to cancel his scheduled lecture
at McGill University.
Mrs. Jacques Lipschitx. wife
Of the famed sculptor, says that
sculptors rarely have psyche
analystic problems. They use
chisel and stone to work out
their aggressions. whenever
Jacques is angry. he solves his
problem by going into his
studio. banging away at some
clay-and out comes Q master
piece" said Mrs. LipschitZ. "EIis
best pieces result from stormy
emotions. In my own case, ]
try making q dress. but it's not
the same thing"
| 4 =
Daryl Zanuck signed Arnold
Schulman to do the screenplay
of Sylvia Aston Warmers book,
incense to Idols" The author
wrote the book with Juliette
Greco in mind. George
GObel, billed as Lonesome
George" at Lake Tahoe's Har-
rah's Club. arrived with an
encourage Of IL. Morton
LaCOsta will direct king OF
AStabula." It will be produced
by Lawrence Carr and Robert
Fryer, co-producer Of Advise
and Consent"
Evening star., 1960-12-16

in Wagon Train" II wasn't
right for the part" Dan ex-
planned. He is currently re-
activating his China Smith"
teleseries, this time as an hour
show. The 50 segments he made
nine years ago are still playing
around the country.
And. while we're with early
TV. Alan Young, In those days,
was the most important star
from Hollywood. Starting In
January. Alan's new series, mfr.
Ed" win be TV-syndicated
I'm q little nervous about re-
turning to the air." Alan ad-
mits. TITS better for people tc
ask. Why aren't you on TV?
than Why are you on TV?''
We shall see.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

magazines business manager,
managing editor and publisher,
Cinerama may adopt o new
transistorized sound system to
eliminate the bulky tubes and
transformers, and cut the costs
of operation. Fritz Reiner
who collapsed from a circula.
tory ailment october II. cele-
brated his 72d birthday the
other day, back on his feet
He's planning his return to the
Chicago Symphony.
Harry Kurnits was at q din.
ner party in New York where
the only other men at his table
were Henry Ford, Marshal
Field and Averell Hartman
The playwright knew that sell
dom would such an opportunity
arise again, and so Kurnit,
proposed the toast. In cham.
payne, Of course: Remember
while one worker remains ir
chains. none Of us can be con-
sidered free"
Now that "Camelot," has
been launched, librettist AlaE
Jay Lerner is flying to Switzer.
land, where he says, I'm sit or
an Alp for two months"
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Fides House Asks
Help for Needy

Fides Neighborhood House
1854 Eighth street NV. has
issued an appeal for food and
clothing for some $50 needy
families the house viii assist
this year.
The Rev. Cletus ellison
director Of the house, said
shoes. coats. dresses, underwear,
gloves, skirts and hats in ad-
dition to foodstuffs, are
especially needed for children
and adults.
The neighhorhood house is
administered by the Missionary
Servants Of the Most Holy
Trinity, q Catholic teaching
and social service order.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
National Gets
Spewuck Ptuy

The National Theater viii not
be dark the fortnight January
30-February IL. after all.
It was booked yesterday for
the newest Sam and Bella
Spewack comedy, "Once There
Was q Russian" Stars Of the
production will be Walter Mat
thau and Julie Newman, the
latter q recent visitor to WASH
ington and a sensationally tall
girl who has been q sensation
in the theater since "Li1 Abb
ner." Her role in that one,
which opened at the National
before going to Broadway, was
that Of Stupefyin' Jones.