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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-28

BY mountain roads We reached
Tijuca Forest and its beautiful
waterfall, a popular spot for
picnics all year-round.
Taxis and sightseeing buses
are cheap. Bus trips range
from a halliday tour Of the
beaches at $3.50 to an all-day
tour of PetropoliS, the former
home of Brazil's emperors, at
81. There are always forested
hills nearby, twisting highways
with beautiful homes or the
poorest shacks set in a tropical
forest. The ocean and beaches
are never far away.
Boat Trips
Boats provide service to the
islands in the bay. The zoo
logical gardens are among the
finest on the continent. The
new capital Of Brasilia is 800
miles inland by air, and re-
quires couple Of days in itself.
Throughout the Rio area there
are many fine golf and country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-16

SHOW STOPP|
Lines that bear repeGtinO-GS
collected By TV Magazines comedy
specialist.
BY MILF PRENSKY
WHO DO YOU TRUST (ABC).
Lady contestant: This is my first
visit to New York. Before I left
home, my father told me to put all
my money in travellers checks and
pin it to my underwear"
Johnny Carson: Have you got
change for five?"
FATHER KNOWS BEST (CBS).
Buds snap Judgment of his old pro-
lessor gets q laugh-even from his
old but wise professor:
Hes like rare wine-old and
dry"
COMEDY SPOT (CBS).
you'll like my daughters cook /
ing. She has a green thumb in the
kitchen"
= =
RED SHELTON SHOW (CBS).
II can't figure out what happened
to the Los Angeles Dodgers. They
were great until the season started.
Even the cannibals play baseball. The
only trouble is, when you run past the
shortstop, he eats you"
BOB HOPE SHOW (NBC). Few
comedians get as topical on TV as
veteran Hope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-16

BOB HOPE SHOW (NBC). Few
comedians get as topical on TV as
veteran Hope.
New York has always been a
melting pot, but this session at the
U. N. almost melted the pot. When
Nilkita arrived, the band was playing
East Side, West Side, But No Place
Else I don't think it was a good
Sc The Sunday StoF TV Mosoxine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-16
SHOW SHOPPERS

Lines that bear repeGtinO-GS
collected By TV Magazines comedy
specialist.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-25

SOFA, sectional, excellent condition.
chair, pair blonde round tables,
typewriter, sleds. boys clothing,
bedspreads. EV 1-0674.
CUSTOM drapery sale, 1870 to 300
off on fabrics shown in your
home. Adam FA. 1-1141
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-25

MOVING: breakfast set, Coldspot
refrigerator, Kenmore gas washer
and dryer; Frigidaire electic stove,
80 inch. w. 1888.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-25

GERMAN man, wallpaper hanging.
painting inside and outside, eve
nings and weekends, clean work,
quick service. reasonable,
SH 1922.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-25
WANTED TO RENT

BUILDING with drive-in door up 10
1000 So. # for storage of ice
cream trucks in Euclid. RE. 2-7336
YOUNG executive desires 3-4 bee
room single; reply c B. Ride
Charterhouse Motel, 24800 Euclid
ave. Euclid II, Ohio.
DOUBLE house by 2 couples, ! child
each; Collinwood area; to SOS each
suite; option to buy Gil. 1-752l
RESPONSIBLE people need ga bed
room house for adults and ,
children, good references.
EX l-0068
EXFRCYCLE reducing m a chine
used VIII 3-5642
WANTED: mechanics chest and
tools. also roller tool cabinet.
KE. 1-3724
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-25

RUGS never used, 9x12, $50; 9xl5,
S35; other sizes; General Electric
vacuum. $40; also wool hooked
rugs. SIX 1-4432
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-25
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

DAVENPORT. red, good condition;
also electric skillet, Nesco.
PO 1887.
TELEVISION, II inch, very good
condition. reasonable. ". l-5917.
BOOKCASE. china cabinet; new GE
electric blanket, single; Eureka
sweeper. VIII. 2-5150.
MINIATURE crocneted high heel
shoes, made to order; 4 colors,
white. ice blue. soft pink. mint
green. KE. 1881
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-25

TRAVERSE drapes, lined, almost
new, for triple window, cost $3.50,
now $40: club chair. good condl-
ton, $50; Anglo-Persian rug,
1907 wool, $50; yellow 5-piece
chrome kitchen set, SIS,
FA. 1887. after $50 p. m.
BREAKFRONT, end tables, lamps,
electric console sewing machine
Apiece bedroom set, record play
er with radio, electric stove.
HI. 2-1144, HI. 2-0600.
MANGLE, Simplex, like new.
HI. 2-5l13, after z p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-25
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

8-PIECE walnut dining room set
with pads, good condition, $50.
KE. 1908.
ADMIRAL 19-inch mahogany TV
console. swinging doors. $50.
RE. LOOPS
TELEVISION, Sylvania console. 12-
inch, in good condition, $40.
w. 1-0289.
RUGS, new, seconds, 12xl8, 12x15,
12xl2. 9x12. all alike. $40 up; pri-
vate residence PO l-8400
DINING room suite, Danish walnut,
leaf extension table. 4 chairs, q
piece hutch with bar, year old.
RE. 1-4031
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-25

COME see and buy antiques at
Variety shop. 17434 St. Clair; open
afternoons, closed Mondays.
w 6-1725
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WANTED: carpeting. rugs. all sizes.
typewriter, diamond ring. mink
stole: from r~'v7' party only, o..
coins. PO. l-6400.
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SITUATION WANTED

SLIP covers made in your home
with your material. reasonable.
RA. l-2247
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SITUATION WANTED

CHILD care in my home for work.
ing mothers, near Holy Cross.
w. 1866.
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) COMPLETE rooms of furniture
and appliances. all or separately
like new. UL. 1-2072.
4 BEDROOM sets. complete with
rugs and pads; living room furni-
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room scale: owner leaving coun-
try GIL. l-5705.
CARPETING, SO so yds., floral with
gray background, reasonable.
RE. 1894
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-21

Richard Nixon called in by President
Eisenhower and late Secretary of State
Dulles for discussion on crisis in Middle East,
Civil rights leader Martin Luther King
discusses issue with Secretary Of Labor Jim
Mitchell and Vice President Richard Nixon.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Po|iticoes Get q Ribbing
Wonens Press Club Pokes Fun in Stunt Show

Why did Pat Nixon have
to enter the White House by
the back door?
What do the wives of
presidential hopefuls secretly
think about campaigning?
What tips does Vice Presi-
dent Nixon have for fellow
politicians?
How are Ike and Mamie
gonna stand it down on the
farm"-away from SUBMITS.
Burning Tree and reception
lines?
The answers to these and a
host of other questions came
last night in a free-wheeling
review, Politics Is Poppin',"
given by the Women's Ma
tlonal Press Club at the
Statler Hotel.
The newswomen's annual
dinner and stunt party was
held in the Presidential Room
OF the Statler-Hilton Hotel
before a distinguished audi
ence led by House Speaker
Sam Rayburn.
A repeat performance of
the revue will be given at a
reception the club is hold
ing at the Statler-H Hilton at
5 pm. today.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

Miss Helen Thomas, club
president, presided at last
nights dinner, which gently
ribbed presidential aspirants
and their campaigning wives,
along with the present occu-
pants of the White House.
Miss Dorothy Williams was
chairman of the dinner and
stunt party.
In the spirit of the evening,
Mr.. Rayburn gaveled "the
country'S first bipartisan
convention" to order in a
room transformed to resem-
BILE a convention atmosphere
with red, white and blue
bunting. Then the Secretary"
Deena Clark, garbed in a
glittering Uncle Sam costume,
lnCroouced CABINET members,
Supreme Court Justices, am
bassadors. members of Con-
gress and other political
bigwigs in the audience.
The United States Marine
Band Orchestra, under the
direction of 1t. Col. Albert
Schoepper, struck up a med
ley of campaign songs espe-
cially arranged by it's pianist,
M/Sergt. Antony Matarrese,
as members of the cast wound
through the room in a torch
light parade.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

Stick Nth Eisenhower long
as it piH pay
Be prepared, to put your neW
face to the fore
Don't admit you'Ue got the
old one anymore
Keep the bloopers hidden
Uhere you're sure they
cannot be found
And be certain to deny them
If the tUord should get
around :"
New York Gov. Nelson
Rockefeller, played by Betty
Beale, sings to the tune of
Some of These Days:
Some one of these days,
you're gonna need me
badly
Some one of these days,
you're gonna call me
mGdly
YouH need my freshness
You'll need my style
You'll need my money
PUe quite a pile!
You'll feel so Ionely-,0ith
Nixon only"
Evening star., 1960-05-15

Frances Levine, sings to the
tune of "Once in Love with
Amy:
"Once in lore Dith Adlai,
Glt0ayS in lone 1Uith Adlai
Out of the running, neUer,
neUer, 7leUer
Ny candidate toreuer, he'H be
Once you're charmed BY Ad-
lut, giUe your right arm
for Adlai :"
Vice President Nixon,
played by Nancy Hanschman
dressed as a Boy Scout, is
shown in the Nixon Employ
ment Office" where several
applicants are being inter-
viewed for the job of Nixons
running mate.
The Vice President" sings
to the tune of the Boy Scout
song, BE Prepared:
"Be prepared, that's the
Niron marching song
Be prepared, as the campaign
goes along
Be prepared to 90 to SUBMITS
any day
Evening star., 1960-05-15

tx e mn ed dy Cheerleader"
Patty Gavin leads her group
in chanting:
Kennedy, Kennedy
He's true blue
He's got Sinatrd and Spell
man, too!
JACK, he's got lots,
When he runs out, pops got
pots."
Senator Lyndon Johnson's
booster, Inga Rundvold, sings
to the tune of Buttons and
Bows:
East is East and West is
West
And his Dirie hardly ShoiDS
You'll find his brand past the
Rio Grdnde
He's a Western man, you
understand
LBJ on buttons ana bolOS :"
Senator Stuart Syming-
tons booster, Dorothea Lewis,
sings to the tune of You
Came a Long Way from St.
Louis:
"He came a long Uay from
st. Louis
To climb the ladder of sue
cess
He got q lot of mileage out
OF attacking
The gap in the old missile
mess -
An Adlai Stevenson fan,
Evening star., 1960-05-15
THE SHOW MUST GO ON

This weeks rapidly changing political scene caused
some las-mnute revsons in the Womens National Press
Club stunt show.
Senator Hubert Humphreys dramatic withdrawal
from the ranks of Presidential candidates necessitated
revamping of his role. Humphrey cheereader played
by Joann Lynott, stage with smudged face
an array of bandages and her sling evidences
of rough game.
The lyrics of her song changed as were those
of Mrs Humphrey" played by Eve Hayes. The Hum
phrey cheereader sings:
Hubert Humphrey poor mans friend
He told you until the end
Strawberry Shortcake, pie in the sky
A modern Hordtio DdS our ouy."
Evening star., 1960-05-15

Inspired by the movie version of Aond the World 80 Dys
eoou balloon above will set the keynote for the Salvation Aos
annual garden and booor which will develop theme
the World OYeors Happily waving eoodby from oerdroped
eondoo Virginia Fke ef Eduardo Socoso and Susan
Morn 8o prospective of the to-6pm
This years benefit will celebrate the 8O anniversary Army
which eneire the wod-Sor So by Sochs
Evening star., 1960-12-04

Ella Burling for some 80
guests who will include the
Chip Bohlens, the Arthur
Gardners, the Sam Spencers
and Rev. and Mrs. c. Leslie
Glenn.
David Bruce, one Of those
most often mentioned as
Jack Kennedy's possible
choice for Secretary of State.
will give a dinner with his
wife Evangeline. Cana
dian Ambassador and Mrs.
Heeney will be hosts at a
pre-ballet meal, and so will
Viscount Hood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Biddle. Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs.
Gerard Smith, the Andre de
Limurs, the John Walkers,
the Kermit Roosevelts, the
Noel Macys, and a flock Of
others.
Most intriguing thing
about the Washington pre-
miere of the Royal Ballet
that was once known as
Sadler's Wells Ballet. is the
comic number the dancers
are putting on that evening.
It has the provocative title
of 1.-THE Poorly Chaperoned
Daughter" or If you under
stand the cultured accents
of the international Ian
guage, La File Nal Gardee"
which is the same as being
no gardee at all. . First
produced in France in the
18th century, the new version
by Frederick Ashton Is so
rollicking 1t induced not only
applause when performed In
New York but outright
laughter. which is somewhat
unusual in such refined
circles.
ABOUT THE TOWN:
Polish Ambassador Rom
uald Spasowski, who Is grow
Evening star., 1960-12-04

ing a red mustache, says that
the only right kind OF
mustache is the kind Ambas-
sador Bill Lacy wears. cts
the wide, full, virile typeo
Why doesn't he wear one
like it then? "Give me time,
give me time" replied MIR.
Spasowski whose own is get
ting thicker by the minute.
Meyer Davis, who will con-
duct his orchestra for danc-
ing at the Inaugural Ball.
also played for Jackie Ken
nedy's debut in Newport,
R. I. and for hers and Jacks
wedding. also in Newport.
Lean, gray-haired former
Budget Director Percy Brun-
dage did a rock n roll at the
Chevy Chase Club last Satur-
day night to Sidney's music.
1t was a modified. polite one,
I admit. still it was the rock
n roll. There's hardly q
dance step any where In the
world-folk or ballroom
that the financier doesn't
know.
The editor Of q weekly
trade magazine, Traffic
World, addressed a business
mems luncheon here the
other day on the topic Of.
what the next Congress will
do. He said that hts infor-
nation was completely relia-
BILE and authentic because
it was based on CONVERSE
tions with: Cd A cousin Of
an elevator operator in the
Capitol. (2) A sightseeing
guide on Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. 60 A lawn sprinkler
at the White House. And
a. the hair stylist Of the
Kennedy boys.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Society Dolly Fascinated
By Newest Kennedy Rumors
By BETTY BEALE

tiac Bonneville drove away
with its Massachusetts tag
H5757 plainly showing.
And, finally, there's o new
rumor that Joe Kennedy has
tried to purchase his former
home. ood, the H.
Grady Gore estate at Po-
tomac, Md. Said to be
almost an exact copy Of NAL
maison, the famed chateau Of
Napoleon's Josephine, 1t was
formerly owned by Mrs.
Stewart Pulitzer who leased
it to the Joseph Kennedys in
the mid-30s when he was
chairman Of the Securities
and Exchange Commission.
The Cores had a request
to buy the other day from an
unnamed purchaser through
an agent. A local realtor said
1t was Papa Kennedy who
wanted it. But II it was he,
why would he bother to look
for q place when he could buy
Jackie's former home, the
Hugh D. Auchincloss estate
in Mclean, ask the more
penetrating types. Merrywood
has been up for sale a year.
-. So the plot thickens.
IN THE MEANTIME, the
Kennedys are not only caus-
ing a real estate boom in
Georgetown and thereabouts,
but they are having their ef-
feet in Palm Beach too.
Wiley Buchanan, who will
lose his job as Chief Of
Protocol because of the Ken
nedy victory. says he has re-
ceived a letter from a Palm
Beach realtor noting that
now he, Wiley. will have a
lot more time on his hands
he may want to purchase an
ocean front place in P. B.
and the realtor has just the
place-right smack next to
the Joseph Kennedys! In fact,
1t is sandwiched in between
the senior Kennedy place
and the Earl E. T. Smiths!
.. Described as having an
ocean frontage of 240 feet
and a depth of 325 feet, and
a six bedroom house that
needs quite a bit of fixing
up, 1t is for sale for $l29,0O0
Mr.. Buchanan, who is
struck by the irony of 1t all,
is declining the opportunity
to purchase. But a locale that
is elbow = rubbing distance
from the future winter White
House won't go begging {.
That's life.
4 4 4 y
IT'S NOT ONLY DEMO-
Gratis who will be pouring
into town with the advent of
the new administration.
Charles Willis and Eliza
beth Firestone Willis, daugh-
ter Of the Harvey Firestone,
jrs., of New York and Akron,
Evening star., 1960-12-04

Learning young to
share their Christmas
joy are this quartet
looking at baskets in
the Holiday Sharing"
exhibit. = From left to
right are Karen King,
6. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilton m King;
Lourie Kettler, 3,
daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ChorIes L. ket-
tier; Koren's brother
William. 3, and Wendy
Johnson, 5, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Burr
Johnson, ir..
Evening star., 1960-12-04

are moving back to WASH
ington. =. Charlie first came
here with the Eisenhower
administration which he
helped to get in as one OF
the organizers of the Citizens
for Eisenhower. He became
the White House assistant in
charge of Republican pa
tronage. Then he and
the diminutive redhead, Eliz-
abeth, were married and set
up housekeeping in an at
tractive Georgetown domicile.
When Charlie became pres
ident of Alaska Airlines, they
moved to New York, but now
he has decided that this is
the place to be in his job. -.
So he and Elizabeth slipped
into town last week, and
while stopping at the May
flower, went house -hunting In
Georgetown. They said they
expect to move back here
permanently the middle OF
January.
y u n
BRITISH AMBASSADOR
AND LADY CACCIA will toss
a supper party at the En-
bassy on the 1lth to get the
Royal Ballet Company on its
toes before its opening here
Monday the 18th. There are
also about 80 or 40 very So
cial dinner parties being Or
ganized to launch that first
performance which is for the
International Student House
here.
The CacciaS, Belgian Am
bassador and Nine. Scheyven
and the Herbert Mays will
dine that evening with Louise
and Oscar Cox.
Tracy and Janet Barnes
the latter Is one Of the CO.
chairmen of the benefit-will
give a dinner jointly with
Evening star., 1960-12-04

There are more ruInors at
Washington parties these
days about Cd the Kennedy
cabinet and (2) the Ken
nedy househunting. than
there are people at the social
to-dos.
They consume society's in
terest like an absorbing pas
sion. In fact. a discussion Of
cabinet possibilities alone
can enthrall an entire dinner
table for O solid hour.
Newest rumor comes fast
on the heels Of the appoint
ment Of Soapy Williams as
Assistant Secretary Of State
for African Affairs. even be-
fore his future boss has been
named. In drawing room cir
cles this Is regarded as q tip
of that Senator Bill Full
bright has already been
chosen to head State. In
short. II the only objection to
Senator Fulbright as Secre-
tary Of State was his South
ern anti-desegregation atti-
tude. the best way to
overcome that objection
would be to put q man
known for his extreme lib
eralisn in charge Of that
particular bureau Of foreign
affairs and announce his ap-
pointment first.
In addition to the repeated
Fulbright conjectures there's
a new, strong rumour that
Republican John j. McCloy
will be Secretary of Defense.
At present he is president Of
the Chase National Bank.
AS FOR THE REAL
ESTATE DEPARTMENT the
rumours are more abundant
than, the bulletins from the
Kennedy nursery.
The most frequently heard
tale is that Jackie definitely
sold their house at 1907 N
street for 100000, sent the
contract to Palm Beach for
Jack to sign and he mislaid
1t, causing a local wag to
remark. II hope he doesn't
have the same luck with the
Constitution"
Then there's the story of
Jackie's excursions last
month into the Virginia hunt
country to hunt an estate. In
an effort to remain incognito,
she was wearing dark glasses
and q bandana around her
pretty, still recognizable head
when she drove down to see
the Oliver Iselins' place in
Middleburg. The real estate
agent who rode there with
her told the proprietors that
his client was q would-be
purchaser from New York.
causing the Middleburg OBJ
servers to scratch their hunt
country heads in perplexity
as her grey convertible Pom
Evening star., 1960-12-04

That the eondy exhibit 1860 Christmas
be popular with the small fry by the interest Of 3eorod Mon
Murphy douohter Of Mr. and Mrs. Wom c. Murphy The show
"Peoee Eo National coptoi Club Leagues
Chhmos gift Washington will be from Tuesdoy through
Sunday at the United Stotes Botonic Gordens.
Evening star., 1960-06-14
KouI Wants to Serve
On District Committee

Ralph Kaul, Democratic
nominee for Congress in near
by Virginia's 10th district, says
he will seek membership on
the House District Committee
if he is victorious in the No
vember election.
Mr.. Kaul, now a member of
the Arlington County Board,
yesterday told a National Dem
ocratic Women's Club meeting
that if elected, II will do every
thing I can to get on the Dis
trict Committee, so that I can
work on a Metropolitan area
approach to problems"
The comment came during a
brief question and answer
period following his speech to
the group.
Mr.. Kaul. in his prepared
text. charged that his Republi-
can opponent, incumbent Rep
resentative Broyhill, has failed
to consult local officials in
Alexandria, Fairfax and Falls
Church on important legisla-
ton affecting their areas. He
cited the Chantilly sewage
problem, the location of Dulles
International Airport and the
site for the Central Intelligence
Agency in Fairfax County; the
approaches to Jones Point
Evening star., 1960-06-14

Bridge and development oi
port facilities in Alexandria
and water supply in Falls
Church as legislation on which
city and county officials were
not consulted.
The Democratic nominee
confessed that he was tire
mendously surprised" when nc
other candidate emerged tC
necessitate a primary election
and said "the 10th district is
more unified today than ever
before in its history"
1T is real irony that the
Republican leaders find theil
party split right down the mid
die. from the top active lead
ership-Nixon and Rockefeller
down to the humble Republi-
can writer's of letters to the
editor" Mr.. Kaul said.
'Mr. Broyhill now has de-
cided that his party in the
10th district is inadequate tc
the task of winning his elec-
ton. He proposes to step out
side his party to find a mar
to run his campaign. Not only
does he junk his local political
machine and superSede it wher
big election comes up. but he
is also busy trying to strip
away his national identified.
ton"
Evening star., 1960-06-14
AmuSen1entS
Curb Drafted
In Arlington

An amendment to the Ar
lington zoning ordinance has
been drafted requiring use per-
mitS for miniature golf courses,
pony riding rings, animal ex-
hibitions, carnivals, bowling
alleys, drive-in theaters, and
several other businesses.
The proposal. which was pre-
Sented informally to the plan
ming commission last right,
would give the County Board
power to subject the businesses
to certain restrictions which
would prevent their becoming
nuisances, planners said.
The suggested amendment
will go to the County Board on
Saturday, Planning Director
Tom Moore said. It was
prompted by objections raised
to Mario's Miniature Golf
Course, 1922 Wilson boulevard,
on June 4.
The board received IA let
ters protesting floodlights, loud
speakers, ducks, an ape and a
parrot at the golf course.
The board referred the mat
ter to County Manager A. T.
Lundberg and the planning
staff. The present ordinance,
Mr.. Moore said, permits some
uses in general commercial dis
tricts which, without doubt
could constitute nuisances un-
der certain circumstances"