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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-08-04
N0fionoI News
In Brief

unpredictable Congressman Adam
Clayton Powell has broke once
again with Mayor Robert Wagner
and win support Tammany en-
dorsed candidate Robert Levitt for
mayor. Powelps chief political
lieutenant j. Raymond Jones is
backing Wagner who has the sup
port Of the Eleanor Roosevelt
James Farley-Herbert Lehman
group.
Powell's punch-lines in his de-
cislon to back Levitt are: There
are 2 million Negroes and Puerto
Ricans in NY. There are over
a dozen departments in the City
without a single Negro or Puerto
Rican at the policy making level"
Powell says Levitt has given him
certain specific and tangible
pledges that If he Is elected, these
conditions will not continue"
>Des MOines Judge To Africa:
The Us. State department Is
repeatedly planning to send Des
Moines, Municipal Judge Luther
III. GIantOn on a speaking tour
Of Africa countries Philips
most exclusive Negro club, the
Pyramids has dropped 100 MEM
bers for nOn-payment Of dues.
The club also dropped its $12O
joining fee :. CIeveland's coun-
Gilman and bank president
Charles v. Carr win have OPP
position from a Negro woman,
Democrat Josephine Walker, at
tOrney at the next election.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-08-04

Jessie Owens has been offered
a job by the Transfers Union.
Owens under nationwide fire for
criticising Negro track stars who
refused to participate in a Texas
meet which segregated Negro
spectators lost his Illinois Youth
commission job after he appeared
to be taking sides In q Teamster
taSd-cab union hassle in which
Jimmy Hotfa's candidate lost {.
Chicago Attorney Gloria Wilson
was arrested in Baltimore, Nd,
because she insisted on being
served lunch at a downtown res
taurant. The Judge dismissed q
"trespassing" charge lodged
against her.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-08-04

All But Two: Savannah, Geor-
gas downtown department store
lunch counters with the exception
Of two hold-outs now service Gus
toners without regard to race or
color In Dallas, Texas citizens
led by the powerful Citizens
Council composed Of the top ESQ
business leaders to ready - the
city for the September school in
tegration. On July 20, $50 Ne
groes largely Of professional status
had lunch at 40 Of the city's chief
stores without incident as the first
Of the demonstrations that the
"old days are gone" in Dallas race
relationships.
Forgot 10 mention that Saw
amnah, GooFgAn's 60s00O Negroes
have been remaining away from
all downtown stores for Is
months until last week.
New College: The first private
liberal arts college to accept stu
dents irrespective of race win be
the new Congregational Church
College which win be built on the
old Ringing estate at Sarasota.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-08-04

Morals squad member Richard
Oily Of the new gambling detail
said members Of his squad could
observe through a window men
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Evening star., 1961-01-20

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Evening star., 1961-09-02
I Wood
PoneIs

A survey of American FAM
lilies shows that wood panel
ing for walls is most likely
to be used in a recreation
room.
The National Lumber Man.
ufacturers Association, which
made the survey, said families
prefer wood paneling in the
following rooms in this order:
% recreation room, CD den,
CD living room "a dining
room, 80 entry hall, and (6)
kitchen.
Most felt the bathroom and
utility rooms could do with
out wood paneling, the asso-
citation said.
Evening star., 1961-09-02
Prince Georges Meeting
To Hear Senate ChopIoin

fled the four as: John r.
Minchew, Inc, Safeway Con-
struction Corp, CONGO Dry
wall &, Insulation Contractors.
and Verify L. Pickett, Painting
and Decorating.
Evening star., 1961-09-02
Builders Report

The Rev. DR.. Frederick
Brown Harris. chaplain of
the Senate, will be guest of
honor and principal speaker
at a meeting of the Prince
Georges County Home Build
ers Association Wednesday in
the Oakcrest Country Club.
Ralph Gillis, chairman of
the association which is an
affiliate of the Home Build
ers Association of Metropoli-
tan Washington, announced
the meeting would begin with
a dinner at $50 pm.
Contractors Sponsor
Apprenticeship Plan
The Metropolitan Wash
ington Chapter Of the Asso-
ciated Builders & Contracts.
Inc, has announced that it is
sponsoring an open-shop car
penters apprenticeship train
ing program with the Depart
ment of Labor.
Clarence KettIer, president
of the chapter, said it is the
first such program ever Spon-
sored by the ABC with the
department. The training
program Is completely dis
tinct from the joint union
management apprenticeship
training program and is ex-
clusively for open-shop firms,
he added.
The chapter committee,
which is carrying out the
project Is: Paul Blank,
chairman, and Ed Baker and
Frank KaisS.
Builders Get
Four Members
The Home Builders Asso-
citation of Metropolitan Wash
ington announced today that
Evening star., 1961-09-02

The Rev. Dr.. F. B. Harris
it recently has added four
new members to its rolls.
Membership C o m mite e
Chairman Ralph ellis identi-
Evening star., 1961-09-02

SEDSEVISN FVNESl NEAKS SOFNFIE IION
Rchma Construction Corp just completing construction Of the
lost five homes this time for Sedsewek Forest Develop
ment Mount Vernon In addition this half home,
to other designs by Architect Carl Lemor John beve split
foyer ovuobe The firm earlier completed IS homes in the de-
veoPment which Hickory Hill road just off WOody road in
Foirfox County.
Evening star., 1961-09-02

OPEN SUNDAY AND MONDAY, l-6 4 bedroom rombler-uI
level Living oom dining room modern kitchen
with eone ground level recreation additional spoce
tor bedrooms lorse level lot we'll shubbed. Walk schools
Priced lower 30s for quick sue Vacant with quick possession
DIRECTIoNS Out River Rd to right
and Or by appointment Mr.. Bradford,
Evening star., 1961-09-02
FOREST PARK

Distinctive styled homes designed for reIoxed living individually
yours lovely qUurefoere estotes rolling wooded grove
BUILDERS CLOSE OUT IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Of Five Remaining HomesNo Reasonable Offer Rejected
1o% DOWN TO ALL OR FHA TERMS
Evening star., 1961-09-17
ON THE ROAD
What? Wooing Joan Collins Is q Chore?

often with Bing Crosby -
Hope has become a million
aire.
That Crosby" he said,
putting his feet up on a
chair. while I'm Shaving
like this, he's off playing
golf"
He chuckled. But he'll be
here all next week and may
be I'll get off for a little
golf"
Don't you and Bing ever
get sick of one another?"
To that question, Hope
looked downright hurt.
Sick of BingP" he an
swered. Heck no. He's a
very great guy. Look at us,
we're living together with
our families over here in
England and we love it."
He waved his hand.
I'VE all have breakfast to-
gether and then we all have
dinner together. It's a great
experience"
NO trouble? Not even
among the wives?"
Plus a Butler
"Of course not" said Hope.
For one thing I like having
him around to look after the
laundry"
Bob crossed his legs.
I'VE pay 500 pounds ($1,-
400) week for our house."
he explained, but that's
cheap. The joints got 16
bedrooms and an English
butler"
He laughed out loud.
"CroSby's being cheated"
he said, 1--WE got my wife
and four children with me,
plus a housekeeper and a
valet. Crosby's just got his
wife and two children and
we both pay the same"
Still laughing, he added:
Yep. we've got a real bar
gain. Do you know for the
first 10 days when was
here I paid a London hotel
$3,360?"
There was a knock on the.
door.
I'm sorry to interrupt"
said assistant director BIuey
Hill, but you've got to get
back to that love making,
Bob"
Hope faxed despair.
Sitting there for two days
straight on that straight
backed-chair - why, it's
worse than two days in a
Western saddle"
Evening star., 1961-09-17

Miss Delaney'S intention
for these is simply to make
them understandable. Here
they are. she says, outwardly
miserable wretc hes and
partly through their own
flaws, but rather admirable,
quite interesting in their
oddity, and much more
worthy of compassion than
the theatergoer could pos
sibly suspect at first sight.
They're Amusing, Too
Ones first flutter of
amazement at Miss Delaney's
natural writing skill is to be
found in the ease with which
she diSpels the .tneatergoer's
first forebodingS about "a
Taste Of Honey"
She makes it instantly evi-
dent that they have found a
way to remain alive without
having the slightest apparent
reason to do so. What is
more astonishing, they are
amusing; funny characters
before they are touching or
moving ones. They call a
spade a spade or, more spe-
officially, the teen-age daugh-
ter calls her mother a tramp
as quickly as the latter can
call the youngster a dam
nable nuisance for expecting
mother love, protection, shell
ter, food and all that sort of
conventional rot.
Where Miss Delaney
learned the harsh but hu-
Evening star., 1961-09-17
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE
STAGE
SCREEN

ANIBASSADOR-"Come September; an enjoyable comedy
about American millionaire in Italy; 1925 ass
$40, 7:40 and 9:45 pm.
APEX-"Two Women; Sohpia Loren got Cannes Film
Festival best actress" award for this one l. $40 525
7:25 and $50 pm
CAP1TOL-"A Thunder of Drums; a rather better than
usual Western: TO- 255, 435, $40 los and 9: AS pm
DUPONT-"Never Sunday" sophisticated saga of how
life is in Greece these days; l. 2:45 435 6:25 1925
and 1920 pm.
KEITHS-"The Young DotorS': Fredric March in pic
ture that camors for Academy Award attention; 1856
$40. $40, 7:45 and GAS pm
MacARTHUR-"Pure He'll of st. Trinian's'; a British
comedy with Cecil Parker; 215, 410, 6O5, and
9:55 pm
ONTARIO-"The Angry Silence; dramatic rewarding
education in labor relations not to be missed 245
ABS 6:15, sos and 9S6 pm.
PALACE-Marnes Let's Co.. platoon of Marines during
light and serious moments; 1885, 1926 AIS 6:05
7:55 and 9:45 pm.
PLAYHOUSE-"GunS of Navarone': Gregory Peck leads
six brave men near-impossble war mission:
exciting and droll; lis, 1885, 6:35 and 9:1O pm.
PLAzA-"Cold Wind in August" sordid boy-mees- woman
yarn; 1:2O, g. 4:45 500, 8 and 9:4O pm
TOWN-"La Dolce Vita: Fellini speaks with shocking
candor about the unspeakabe; l. A. and 10 pm
TRANS-LUX-"Cuns of Navarone"; Gregory Peck leads
six brave men on a near-impossble war mission;
exciting and drol, l, 3:4O 615 and 8:55 pm
UPTOWN-"Fanny' the film version of this lovabe love
story retains the rich Gallo flavor of the original;
las AIS 6:55 and 9:35 pm.
WARNER-"Come September: Rock Hudson and Gina
Lolobrigida star; 12O, 1925, $780, 7:30 and 9:45 PM
Evening star., 1961-09-17
De Lourentiis Plans an EDic
To Top All Biblical Epics

produced "Barabbas," a
Christian spectacle with An
thony Quinn and six other
stars: Two Enemies" with
David Niven and Italian
Comic Alberto Sordi. BLACK
City" with Ernest Borgnine
and keenan, Wynn, The Last
Judgment" with Fernandez.
Melina Mercouri, jimmy Du-
rante, Jack Palance, Vittorio
GasSman and Silvano Man
gano.
Miss Mangano has ap-
peared in eight De Laurentiis
films. They met when he
was seeking a leading lady
for Bitter Rice" married
and now have four children.
The present De Laurentiis
studio is unimpressive by
Hollywood standards. Lo-
Gated between Rome and the
Mediterranean, it is a tumble
of dirt streets, discarded sets
and extras in togas and
tunics. De Laurentiis seems
to thrive on the confusion,
and mis- eloquent voice can
often be heard harranguing
production aides in his sec
ond-floor office.
Like the onetime giants of
Hollywood, he is a dynamo.
He generally drives his sports
car to the studio by 7 am.
Except for an hours after
noon nap, he goes at top
speed all day, sometimes un-
til midnight.
The producer emerged from
Evening star., 1961-09-17
THE PASSING SHOW
Now We Can Be Amazed
At A I oste of Honey

morous realism of this kind
of relationship is her own
business. The point-and it
supplies the intensifying
essence of her PLAYS that
she learned it in such ex-
travagant and fascinating
detail.
Impressive as her knowl-
edge is, it is no whit more
so than her style. Unlike Mr..
Williams dealing with the
sordid in human nature and
its practices, Miss Delaney is
not Mortified or determined
to shock. Also, unlike her
native England's youthful
male playwrights and novel;
lists, she is not angry.
On the contrary, what she
feels is a womanly pity that
original sin, poverty and other
aspects of human nature and
contemporary social condi-
tions do to people what she
reports in "A Taste of Honey"
A Face Of Freshness
The effects of this feeling
combined with the style of
her writing Undue the play
with a freshness that puts an
altogether different face upon
elements of the play which,
in other hands, seem not
merely shocking but calcu-
lated to shock.
One of these is her intro
duction of a homosexual in
the second act of the play at
the National. In many ways,
this is the plays most moving
and appealing character. He
comes into the life of the
heroine at a time when she
is pregnant by a Negro sailor,
has no idea of the inevitable
consequences of her misstep,
and is in desperate need of
someone willing to take re-
SponSibility.
Miss Delaney makes no at
tempt to mask the truth that
there lis something odd in
Geoffrey's anxious, orderly
housekeeping; and something
odder in his clumsy efforts to
produce a handmade layette
for the imminent baby. She
permits Godfrey to be good
for laughs, but her far greater
achievement in drawing him
as a character is to establish
him as the single human in
the play capable of unselfish
and undemanding love and
possessing a deep sense of
obligation to a needy fellow
human.
1t is the sort Of element OF
"A Taste of Honey" that has
to be seen, and heard. in Miss
Delaney's stunningly real and
colloquial dialogue, in order
to be believed.
Miss Delaney's play is
headed for a Nation wide tour
to follow its Washington en-
gagement. It is going to
leave thousands of Americans
wondering how in the world
a working girl in an indus
trial town in midlands Eng
land can have observed and
absorbed so much Of life and
learned to write so we'll.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
BY BOB THOMAS
Associated Press Writer

ROME.-It will come as a
blow to Hollywood to learn
that the biggest movie pro-
ducer today works not on
the sun-kissed California
shore but on the banks of
the Tiber.
He is Dino de Laurentiis. a
Supercharged AZ year old
Italian who rose from extra
ranks to head a new Roman
empire in films.
Not content with spending.
$40 million to film q frag-
ment of the New Testament.
he is planning an outlay of
$25 million for THE Bible"
This epic to end all epics
would be shown in three
parts for a total sitting time
of 10 hours.
Married His Star
He has also said he will
invest $50 million in the big
gest and first truly modern
movie studio in Europe.
These figures and plans
may be somewhat exag-
gerated-a not uncommon
whim Of moviemakers-but
there can be no denying the
De LaurentiiS achievements.
He has won Academy Awards
for La Strada' and Nights
of Cabiria" and has made
l40 other films including
War and Peace" and "Ulys-
ses."
Already this year he has