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Evening star., 1960-08-22

Justice in Mr.. Lumumba's CEN
trail Congolese government.
Mr.. Guillaume said Mr..
Mwambe was arrested because
Mr.. Lumumba is holding as
hostage the wife and four chill
dren Of Albert Kalondji, politi-
cal leader of the Kasai prov
ince. which supports Mr..
Tshombe.
The plane was diverted to
Kamina when it was about 100
miles from Elisabethville.
Evening star., 1960-08-22
100Opposition Bockers
Are jailed in Kotonqo

ELISABETHVHLE, the Congo Aug, % (AP).-Katanga
police led by white officers yesterday Jailed supporters
of the Baubakaone of the main opposition parties Premier
Noise TShombe of secessionist Katanga province.
Charged with lacking proper identification they
pulled of airport than
Evening star., 1960-08-22
LOST

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white: answers to name LAD. Last
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BRAGEtET !S.Csd 14K' sold Ink heart;
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Evening star., 1960-08-22
FOUND

BULLDOG, female, tan, with tied tail.
found on Mt. Vernon blvd, Sat eve
Call SO: 5-4407 after $50 pm.
CAT, large gray male, injured; vic.
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Evening star., 1960-05-25

Jay curmody, drama editor Of
The Stor, is on vacation. His column
will be resumed on his return,
Evening star., 1960-05-25
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
,. and Time Of Showing

., Stage
;. Arena Stage - "The Disen-
chanted";; $40 pm.
Capitol - Georgian State
Dance Company, $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - The Rat
Race; 1875, $50 and 10 pm.
Wake Me When It's Over;
$40 and 8 pm.
Apex - The Poacher's
Daughter" l. 2:40, 4:2O, 6:15,
sos and 9:55 pm.
Dupont - THE Would Be
Gentleman" 1. 2:4O, 4:25, $40,
8 and 9:45 pm.
Keith's - THE Gallant
Hours" HAS am, 2:15, 4:5O,
1920 and $50 pm.
MacArthur-"The Man in a
Cooked Hat" sos, 8 and 9:55
pm.
Metropolitan - wake Me
When It's Over; 1850 am,
4:05 and sos pm. "The Rat
Race; 2, 6:10 and 1910 pm.
Ontario Jazz on a Sum-
mer's Day." 1:25, 3:05, 4:3O,
$3.50, 8:15 and 10 pm.
Palace - THE Fugitive
Kind" 1850 am, 2:15, 4:35,
Z and 800 pm.
Playhouse Espresso Bon
co." IL, las, 3:45. $40, TAO
and $50 pm.
Plaza - Private Property;
11:45 am. lis, 2:30, $3.50, $40,
$50, 8:25 and 9:55 pm.
Town-"Walk Like a Drag
on" 4, 7:05 and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux Suddenly Last
Summer; 1850 am, 2:10,
4:30, $50 and 9:15 pm.
Uptown - "Can-Can"; $50
pm.
Warner-"Ben-Hur"; l and
pm.
Evening star., 1960-05-25

because he leans toward the
Shower things for the latter,
shorter shows. Much the same
thing happens TO dancing in q
floor show setting as happens
to a play in arena staging. The
sense Of participation is i'm
mensely magnified.
In the case Of Mr.. Greco and
company this can tend to be
overwhelming at times, but If
you dig those flamenco rhythms
it can also be most exciting.
This performance has zest and
zip from the first castanet click
to the last crashing musical
chord and it is performed with
utmost skill and verve by Greco,
Lola de Ronda, Maribel de
Cirez, Gitanillo Heridia, a whiz
Of a guitarist and all the others.
It's fine entertainment, and
when the weather's right there
isn't finer setting for enter
tainment than the Shoreham
Terrace.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
THE LYONS DEN
Open u. S. Skies
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-A New Yorker
who visited Moscow some
months ago had a long meeting
with Khrushchey. The visitor
mentioned the subject Of Eisen-
hower's proposed open skies
project. Khrushcney smiled,
and asked: do you take me
for q fool?" He didn't need any
open skies agreement to learn
what is going on in American
defenses. "All I have to do,p
said the Russian Premier, sis
subscribe to the American
newspapers and read them"
THE STRIKE: II the Actors
Equity strike proceeds, all men,
bers working in shows any
where will have to stop work.
ing Immediately. in that case"
said q my Fair Lady" exec
utve. thinking of the touring
company, "how will they all get
back from Kiev and Moscow"
THE MINORITY: Billy Rose
had a conference with Prime
Minister Ben GuriOn about the
sculpture he's giving to a
museum in Jerusalem. One
Israeli group is objecting to
the acceptance of these craven
images" They are a tiny mi
nority, said Ben -Gurion. Rose
replied that he knows what
minorities can do: In my
country, I am a member of a
Evening star., 1960-05-25

minority" Eyes. Mr.. Rose, /"
said Ben Gurion, "the minor
ity Of rich men"
THE INHERITANCE: Ina
Claire, the Broadway star, told
some friends that her hus-
bands grandfather was a Pa
triarch of the Mormon Church.
"As a Patriarch, he could have
charged fees for his blessings, ("
she said. "But judging from the
size of my husbands inheri-
tance, Grandpa never charged
enough"
MEMOS: AvereII Hartman,
who was a candidate for the
nomination in so and Sc will
attend the Democratic conven-
ton this year. Janice Rule
will be Burt Lancaster's lead
ing lady in the movie Matter
of Conviction. Judge Mar
tin Frank. the able and beloved
Evening star., 1960-05-25
Shorehum Has
Greco Dancers

Jose Greco and his Spanish
dancers, here recently in q con-
cert appearance at Lisner Audi
torium, have returned now to
the Shoreham Blue Room Cor
Terrace, weather permitting) =.
This makes it something Of a
banner week for those who like
dancing that is both superior
and spectacular.
There is a noticeable differ
ence between the Greco dancers
on concert stage and on a sup
per club floor and it is not all
Evening star., 1960-05-25

jurist who died recently, was
about to sign q movie, Tv and
.paperback deal for his book,
Diary OF q D.A." A syndi-
cate headed by Alan King, the
comic, and Billy Mann may buy
the famed Hotel DuCap at An
tibes on the French Riviera.
THE SAFEST SPOT: God
dard Leiberson. head of CO.
lumbia records. said after the
breakup Of the summit confer
ence: I'm so scared ]. may
settle in Hiroshima. After all,
they wouldn't dare do it twice"
Evening star., 1960-05-25

uILn OF the Russian dance
troupes imported by Sol Hurok
is in a number of ways the best
of the lot so far. Certainly
we've seen no dancing from the
Soviet Union more breath
catching and exciting than the
saher dance performed by the
exuberant men of this COM
pany.
This, in the "Khevsur Suite"
starts OF calmly enough with
a. romantic duet. Suddenly a
rival for the lass affections ap-
pears and romance gives way
to Khevsur fencing. Before you
know it, the stage is full of leap
ing, whirling, whooping Geor-
Eians. armed with swords and
shields. having at each other in
wild abandon as sparks otter
ally) fly from the clash Of
weapons.
1t seems impossible that this
can reach its conclusion with
out the stage being strewn with
corpses. or at least a platoon Of
MANNED dancers, but it does.
And to prove that this is no
fluke, the saberslaShers leap
into a reprise of the furious
swordplay for an encore with
out any detachable blood-let-
ting.
Another Supercharged one is
titled "Mikhedruli" and is de-
scribed in the program as "a
popular horseman's dance"
The Russians - and for that
matter any other people-never
have or never are likely to
achieve a more masterful un-
reinstatement. 1t is somewhat
Ike describing the latest Khru-
shchev outbrust as a mild COM
ment on international rela-
tions. This one, too, starts of
calmly enough, in quick tempo
but with only a few dancers
On stage to set the pace and
the style Of the action, and
N no time at all is a rip-roar-
ing romp.
If they had nothing else to
offer the Georgian dancers
would be worth seeing for these
alone.
They do, of course, have a
great deal more to offer, in a |
Variety of folk dances, most
Of them done in an explosive
burst Of enthusiasm. In some
OF them, to be sure, the en-
phasiS is on f1nesse rather than
energy expended and these per-
formers prove themselves mas
ters Of this. too.
There is both dignity and
charm about some of the
Georgian dances. There is, for
instance the "Kartuli," a
courtship dance describing the
"chivalrous attitude of Georgian
men towards women" danced
Evening star., 1960-05-25

Soy Sutmooyg 0fomo 00tt0t "
The StoF, is on vacation. His column
will be resumed on his return,
deity by Nino Ramishvili and
T. Umelidze. There is the
"Samaya," reportedly recon-
structed from an ancient fresco,
skilfully performed by L. Dun
badze, r.. Enukidze and L.
Gogeliani.
There are girls in this COM
pany, too, and a prettier line
of them representing any coun-
try you seldom will see. They
have a considerable affinity for
those gliding steps that seem
to fascinate American audi
ences and they lend the Geor-
gian proceedings on the Capt.
tol stage both grace and charm.
These dancing visitors have
a robust sense Of humor, too.
1t is demonstrated most ef-
fectively in q dizzy Slapstick
called "Lelo," which depicts
an old Georgian ball game
that seems to be q cross be-
tween soccer and q free-for-
all involving everybody in
town. There is also this
troupe's version Of that Rus
sian favorite which by now
must be a favorite In this
country, too-the two small
boys wrestling. done by sh.
Garuchava.
-
Much Of this Georgian dane
ing has q familiar look. Sam
Piles Of it or like it have been
performed by previous Rus
sian visitors. Much of it will
be recognized, too, by those
who remember when there
were Russian night clubs, each
of which had a White Rus
sian refugee sword dancer who
could do amazing things on
his toes in soft leather boots.
This toe dancing in footgear
that gives no artificial support
is one of the things that has
continually awed audiences
in this country during the
Georgian State Dance Com
pany tour. And it indeed is
spectacular when done en-
Evening star., 1960-05-25

masSe and with apparent
happy abandon.
All these dances. Il ought
to be noted. are enhanced con-
siderably by 8. B. VirSaladze's
bright and becoming costumes.
Nino Ramishvii and niko Suk-
its artistic directors,
have (no pun intended kept
their company on its toes for
this Nations Capital visit at
the end Of its tour. You too
(what pump should see them.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
THE PASSING SHOW
Georgian Dancers
ACopitoI Stage Hit
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star stan Writer

The recent refreshing Of the cold fortunately not
to have put chill cultural exchange somewhat
less than capacity audience that turned last night
the Georgian State Dance Company in the first Of three
1ormances at Loews Capitol Theaer but enthusiastic
one 1t amply supplied with hnzahs I'LL this spacious
showplace. - t*'-@
Ths-the enthusiastic reception-was should be- This
Arizona tribune., 1960-07-23

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Photography by TorreI Mason

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PIANOS-Wide selection of recon-
ditioned uprights. Pianos guaran-
teed.. Priced from S225 UP includ-
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Of new pianos for rent. CAMP
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FURNITURE FINIsHING

PLAsTERNG. We specialize IN
patch work. Nothing too lge. or
too small. Free estim, Fl. 4-647S.
PLAeTERING REPAIRS, old and
new work. Large and small Jobs.
salts. guar. Reas. JU. 9-4l54.
ROOF REPAIRS-Al types, cutters.
downspouts. painting, White
prices. white. WA. 7-0442 anytime.
WALL sCRAPING and plastering;
frst class; all work guaranteed.
RE. 1894.
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BAR BELL SET, 226 lbs, new with
instructions. Reasonable. Call Ii.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ABACUSES, whiskey Jugs, popcorn
peppers, hog Scrapers, trivets.
Franklin and pot-bellied stoves,
stone crooks cuspidorS. wash
boilers. weather vanes, chRrred
kegs. COW bells. bellows, lard cans,
cast iron toys, well buckets, horse
shoes. jerks, Washington's Oldest
Hardware and Stove Store. since
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lAPTS. UNFURNISHED-D. G.
fe0NTlNlIEbN
OGDEN GARDENS

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1.BEDRM. APT. ---$95. 90
Incl. utils.: in de luxe elev. bldg
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and 3 bedroom apis. 10. 2-0l62
RECENTLY DECORATED
FOR coLoRED
7o5 Irving st: n;w.-2 rms, kit
222 < St; n.w;-1 rm., kit. ant
1893 Meridian p. n.w.-1 I'm. ant
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$50 o st. n.w.-store: S25.
81 BATH ats sss q b1 SCI rm'' kit. ant
l bsth! 81 ssS g.; p'W.-a rms kit an'
1872 7th Ct: nn;;6.-1 rm.' kit. ant
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share bath; S47.50.
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932 K 81. NV. Ma. 9-e30S
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR REM

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PIANOS - KITS (WashinEton'S
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PIANOS - Get our quotations on
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good selection Of used instruments
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FURNITURE-Couple has
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Bedroom suite, living room
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Papago Indian news., 1960-02-01
SAN XAVIER HOSPITAL NI.FS


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Jar. a,l96o Btsy o n Ramon,
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to Jam
Two rraon a
Company ll
tunr1ar 1arpttonts
coras; y Dnoa, white Ontatn
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joined the
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the ftoeg
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Of
riches but wi Antoine
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Papago Indian news., 1960-02-01

arrested in Tucson of Feb on
blind playerat
Papago Indian news., 1960-02-01


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anst Anny 0
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

found in any state.
Mississippi also excels in
brains, as well as athletics.
A man from our state is head
of one Of the great life in
surance companies at Amer
lea Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York. Mis-
sissippi has furnished more
Rhodes Scholars than any
other state in the south, save
Virginia. Mississippi furnish
ed America the medical tall
ent that diagnosed the cause
of yellow fever, and the
means Of stamping it out.
Presidents Of Louisiana
State University, Alabama
University, North Carolina
State, and Wyoming Univer-
sity are all Mississippians,
educated in the state of Mis-
sissippi.
Mississippi has three great
college presidents heading
white colleges, and two pres
idents of Negro colleges.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10
The Old
South
by Eve L. Burwen
Mississippi

Mississippi -
The state of Mississippi
was originally part of the
colony Of Louisiana being
settled by the French in 1716
In 1928 the settlers were near
ly exterminated by the Indi-
ans. Mississippi was admit
ted into the Union on Deem
Der 10, 1877, and is often call
ed the Bayou State"
In the north section and the
uplands of the central por-
ton the soil is very fertile,
but the land in the MISSISSIPPI
pi bottoms, though very rich
in places, contains much clay
and wet ground. The finest
land in the state is to be
found in the Yazoo Delta.
Mississippi has a vast area
still covered by virgin for
ests. The principal trees in
our state are the oak, williW,
pine, sweetgum, hickory, wal
nut, mulberry and water oak.
Cotton is still king, however,
the throne is shaky.
Facts on Mississippi
Quoting from my favorite
Tom Ethridge, of the Clarion
Ledger, he had this to say
with reference to nobody in
particular, one thing wrong
with Mississippi is that too
many people get fat here,
then go around talking about
what is wrong with MISSISSIPPI
pi." Another writer has this
to say "Mississippians attach
too much Importance to
beauty contests, parades, and
football championships How
true they are! 1t is a well
known fact however that we
do have many beautiful girls
in our state. Our little town
Of Ebenezer can boast that
fact, for we have as pretty
group of girls as can be
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

Pastry Bank sound to you?
The idea is to prepare pastry
in quantity, roll it into sheets,
then treat it in one of these
ways:
Stack on a cookie sheet,
or cardboard, separating each
layer with a double thickness
of cellophane or waxed paper.
Wrap in foil or other freezer
paper. Small clothespins will
make closures that are easily
opened and replaced. Remove
sheets as you need them, thaw
10 to Is minutes, shape and
bake.
Shape the sheets into the
pans and stack, separated by
one thickness of cellophane or
waXed paper. To cut down on
air space and protect the pas
try, place an empty pie pan
inside the top shell. Wrap.
Bake without thawing.
Bake the pie shells before
freezing. Package each in
polyethylene bag or foil. Use
with or without thawing.
The pastry shaped in pans
is more nearly ready to use,
but that frozen in flat sheets
takes up less freezer space.