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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19

although the florin was
worth only Is cents at the
time. If" said Mr.. Cairns,
who loves to figure these
things out, "he had invested
that amount in something
that paid only 8 per cent
interest. which was an ex-
tremely low rate until re-
cent years. it would be worth
over $31 billion today" If
you look at it that way it
was sold for peanuts!
Recently retired Chief of
Naval Operations Arleigh
Burke saying, Il never knew
before there was such a
thing as enough Sleep.
A curious reader asking for
the recipe of the "Bombe
Glace Coppelia" served at
the White House dinner for
the President Of Sudan:
Said a White House spokes-
man. it was simply a mold
of coffee ice cream around
a center of praline ice cream
garnished with marFons and
served with marion sauce.
Thinning, what? The
smash hit of the London stage
is Beyond the Fringe" a
satire on the British govern
ment, religion and every
thing else. Cast-four men;
costumes-change of head
gear only. Mrs. Herbert
May, at the dedication of
the c. w. Post Field at Gen.
trail High School in Battle
Greek, Mich, an athletic
field to which she gave
$150,000 in memory of her
father, founder of Post
cereals. Coming back here
-. where my daddy re-
gained his health, where I
spent II memorable years, is
to me always an amazing
thing-an emotional expert
ence." Most extraordi-
nary sight at New York's
Peppermint Lounge recently,
said Joan Gardner, was a
60-year-old woman in long
white gloves and big black
tulle hat doing the twist
with a sailor!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19

while the Wiley Buchanans
were in Rome the first part
of this month they saw
something of the King and
Queen of Denmark who we're
spending three weeks there
incognito, and stopping at
the Hassler. The King had
his Bentley there and the
royal couple had as much
fun as a couple of teen
ayers driving around in it
and footing the COW horn.
One evening after the four
had been to dinner, they
went up on Capitola Hill to
admire the beauty of the
Roman buildings in night
light. They got out of the
car and started walking and
ran smack into the Queens
father and step-mother. the
King and Queen of Sweden!
After that the Buchanans.
who were up to their ears
in monarchs, said they all
talked. laughed, and mingled
among the crowds~of Italians
with the latter never suspect
ing they had four crowned
heads in their midst.
HUNTINGTON CAIRNS,
Washington author, philos-
opher and treasurer of the
National Gallery of Art, OBJ
served at a luncheon at the
French Embassy the other
day that Rembrandt's paint
ing of Aristotle contemplate
ing a bust of Homer that
sold for $2,300,000 Wednes-
day, brought Rembrandt a
fee of 500 florins which was
no mean price for the period
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
By BETTY BEALE
Star Staff Writer

To one who finds the
definite beat Of music the
irresistible motivation to mo-
ton, 1t is a great relief to
know that the Twist has
been performed in the White
House.
It thus takes its place in
history along with the So
called daring dances of the
past which caused raised eye
brows initially but subse-
quently became so accepted in
society that the novelty Of
doing them wore off and
eventually the fun with It.
In that category were the
Charleston, the black bottom,
the bumps-a-daisy and so
forth, except that the
Charleston experienced the
rareness Of a revival. Going
back still further there was
that shocker known as the
shimmy that ended up being
done In some of the more
fashionable bathrooms in
town.
IF YOU ARE TEMPTED,
therefore. to try the latest
terpsichorean gyration, it's
nice to know that it has at
tanned something better than
the Good Housekeeping
stamp Of approval. 1t has
been done in the hallowed
ballroom of 1900 Pennsyl-
vania avenue and better than
that you cannot do.
There are also supporting
signs from other quarters
that indicate its acceptance
into the haut monde. I re-
fer not only to the pictures
in the latest Vogue Of some
Of the better known young
ladies in Gotham's chic So
ciety twisting happily at q
New York ball, but also to
the fact that that interna-
tional set fashion setter, the
Duchess Of windsor, recently
twisted at one Of her own
parties. The wiley
Buchanans, who lunched last
month with the Duke and
Duchess at their Moulin out
side Paris, report that quite
a few Of the company
practiced the twist after
lunch, including Wallis.
Back here in the diplo-
matte set Mrs. Roman Bedie,
wife of the Ivory Coast Am
bassador, whose new African
nation has been represented
here less than q year, has
learned how to do the Twist
by watching 1t on q 4 o'clock
TV program in the after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
WEDDINGS
Hinson-Sesso

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Ses-
so announce the marriage
of their daughter Jean Fran
ces to Mr.. Bruce Elton Hin
son, son of Mrs. George E.
Hinson and the late Mr.. Hin
son. The wedding took place
yesterday at st. TereSa's
Catholic Church. The couple
will live In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
Jacobson
Kirkpatrick

Capt. Louis p. kirkpatrick,
MC-USN, and Mrs. Kirkpat-
rick Of Marine Corps Schools,
Quantico, Va, announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Mary Lynn to Mr.. Robert
Erwin Jacobson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugo A. jacobson
Of Rockford. III. The wedding
took place yesterday at the
Memorial Chapel, Marine
Corps Schools, Quanitco. The
couple will live in Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
O'Roork-Rufter

Mrs. Chisholm Rafter an
nounces the marriage Of her
daughter Sara Catherine to
Mr.. Wayne Lance O'Roark,
son Of DR.. and Mrs. Egar
@, O'Roark Of Chevy Chase.
The wedding took place No
vember II in Baltimore. The
couple will live in Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
HoutMonde Has Accepted
That Daring New Twist

noon. Having mastered the
dance that may well have
originated in Africa, she con-
fided to some of her
feminine colleagues that she
couldn't wait for her nus
band to return from a trip
to show him how well she
did it. secretly hoping he
would think she had acquired
her dexterity at Washington
nightclubs.
THE AMBASSADOR OF
GHANA, w. M. @. Hahn.
was asked at the Korean
reception the other day
If the Twist had reached
Ghana. "Of course" he said,
without hesitation, but he,
himself doesn't do it. 1T do
the High Life" said the Am
baSsador taking q couple of
modified steps to indicate
what he meant. He promptly
promised to toss q High Life
party in Washington soon
=. According to q Wash
ington observer who saw a
couple do the High Life at
the reception for Kwame
Nkrumah here about three
years ago, it is quite
fascinating and bound to
catch on here as soon as
Washingtonians have become
UNFINISHED.
incidentally, Ambassador
Hahn. who was draped in a
velvet toga so animal In de-
sign it looked like something
he might have shot and I
told him so, was asked why
his country was leaning to-
ward Communism. Take
that with Q grain of salt"
he replied with q smile. Its
impossible for US to become
Communists. We want to re-
main Africans"
PRINCESS MARGARET
and Anthony Armstrong
Jones must be q happily
married pair. Charles and
Elizabeth Firestone Willis
recently returned from Lon
don where they had tea with
the Earl Of Snowdon and
his wife at Kensington
Palace shortly before the
birth Of their son. and. re-
ported Elizabeth afterwards.
Princess Margaret Is alb
solutely blissful!" Oatsie
Letter, Just back from Lon
don last week, said she heard
on all sides that ''they are
-fabulously happy" C'est
bon.
SPEAKING OF ROYALTY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
Luncheon Set

The Rev. Thomas Chalmers
Dick, pastor of Westmoreland
Congregational Church, will
present q Thanksgiving Mes
sage" at . luncheon meeting
Of the Zonta Club Of Wash
ington. to be held at at 1890
pm. Wednesday in the YWCA,
Seventeenth and K streets
NV. Attorney Elizabeth Cox
will introduce the speaker.
Evening star., 1961-02-21

Century Dine-Gome Table,
County Line cherry ------lleoO 400
Hoover Modern Buffet - 1895 $500
ThonosvIe Drop Leaf TobIe- 10000 $500
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Sevicenen's Club
Plans Honorary Tea

Lyle s. Garlock, Mrs. Frank
B. Berry and Mrs. p. B.
Taylor.
Mrs. John F. Kennedy.
wife Of the President. is hon
orary president Of the club.
and Mrs. U. S. G. Sharp is
the organizations new presi-
dent.
The Soldiers, Sailors, Ma
rines and Airmen's Club is
unique in that is Is the only
club Of It's kind in this coun-
try owned and operated by
service wives. AS q home
away from home for service
men, 1t provides one night
lodging and meals. Last year
more than 10000 men were
accommodated for lodging
and 1925 meals were served.
The tea will mark the be-
ginning Of the annual mem
bership drive as well as the
kickoff Of O campaign for
the Mary McCalla Macarthur
Memorial Fund which will
build q wing to the present
Evening star., 1961-02-21

Mrs. Lyndon B. johnson
will be honored by the board
Of directors Of the Soldiers.
Sailors, Marines and Air
mems Club at a tea to be
held from 2 to 4 pm. on Feb
ruary 27 in the clubhouse.
Sharing honors with the
Vice Presidents wife will be
Mrs. Douglas Dillon, wife Of
the Secretary Of the Treas
ury; Mrs. Robert McNamara,
wife Of the Secretary Of De-
fense, and the wives Of other,
Defense Department officials.
Invited as honor guests in
the, latter group are: Mrs.
Roswell L. Gilpatric; Mrs.
Elvis J. Stahr. jr.; Mrs. John
B. Connally, jr.; Mrs. Eugene
Zuckert, Mrs. Paul H. Mite,
Mrs. Charles J. Hitch, Mrs.
. T. D. Morris, Mrs. Arthur
Sylvester, Mr.. Carlyle P.
Runge; Mrs. Paul B. Fay.
jr.: Mrs. Joseph v. Charyk;
Mrs. James H. Wakelin, jr.;
Mrs. Kenneth e. BeLieu, Mrs.
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Book of Games
For Youngsters
Is Published

1.-THE Outdoor-Indoor Fun
Book" by June johnson, Q
book of games and play ideas
for six to 12-year-olds. has
been published by Harper and
Brothers.
For outdoors there are
games of skill with bat and
ball, including the rules for
such old favoriteS as One OF
Cat, Roof Toss, Dodge Ball
etc.: water games races and
relays and many others.
Suggestions for indoor ac-
tivities include card games,
toothpick tricks, signals and
codes, and pencil and paper
games.
OF special interest and help
to parents are many ideas
for family games, parties;
and National. Christian and
Jewish holidays.
Miss Johnson is also the
author Of 1888 Ways to
Amuse a Child" and Home
Play for the Preschool Child" +"
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Official Dinners
Honor Visitors

Of Naval Operations and Mrs.
Arleigh Burke. This party
took place at Admirsl's
House.
This party was in honor
Of Vice Admiral Friedrich
Ruge, inspector of the Ger
man Navy.
Guests included German
Ambassador and Mrs. Grewe,
the German Naval Attache
and Mrs. Robert Gysaes Sem
ator and Mrs. Mike Mans
field. Senator and Mrs.
Thomas H. Kuchel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Arrowsmith,
Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Ernest M. Eller and Mrs.
Elizabeth r. Smith, treasurer
Of the United States.
Evening star., 1961-02-21

Two official parties took
place last evening.
Belgian Ambassador Louis
Scheyven gave q private din
ner at the embassy in honor
Of Mr.. Paul Henri Spaak.
retiring Secretary General Of
the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization.
Mr.. Spaak has been here
for two days of talks with
administration officials.
Secretary Of State Rusk is
scheduled to give the NATO
official q stag luncheon today
at the Presidents guest
house. Mr.. Spaak leaves for
Paris tonight.
Also entertaining at a din
ner last evening were Chief
Evening star., 1961-02-21

Limited Number of MlS-MATcHED s.
PC. DINETTE SETS, in chrome or
bronze. 5 and 7-pe. sets,
REDUCED 25% TO 6o%
Evening star., 1961-02-21
building to provide so addi-
Ainnnnl 49,

building to provide so addi-
tional accommodations.
Mrs. Macarthur was a ded-
icated volunteer for the or
ganization during her life.
She was the siSter-in-law Of
Gen. Macarthur and the
mother Of Douglas MaeAr-
thur II, former Ambassador
to Japan, now named to that
post in Belgium.
Honorary vice presidents of
the club who are planning to
attend include: Mrs, Lyman
L. Lemnitzer. Mrs. George H.
Decker. Mrs. Arleigh A. Burke,
Mrs. Thomas D. White, Mrs.
David M. Shoup and Mrs.
Alfred A. c. Richmond.
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Drawing Is Today

Representative Catherine
May from Washington will
have Q hand" in selecting
this years Cherry Blossom
Princess from the Washing
ton-Alaska States Society.
Mrs: May was scheduled to
draw the winning contestants
name from a hat at 4 pm.
today in the Senate Appro-
priations Committee Room Of
the Capitol.
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Scholarship
Blanks OUT

The Chevy Chase Chapter
Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution has sent
out application blanks to
Montgomery County high
schools for the annual schol-
Evening star., 1961-02-21

arship award. The award Is
500 and is given toward ths
tuition Of a girl for her
Freshman year in college.
Evening star., 1961-02-21

All Remaining Stock Of C4IN-sUN For
Century ---------REDUCED 33H%
Evening star., 1961-01-16
THE HOUR IS LATE

America is ut war. war we are losing. We are under
attack by Goddess Communism on o world front and
Goddess materialism on the home front Selfshness,
perversiOn and division within our borders are the
forces through which Communism takes over.
1t is theological We losing because we are
not fighting it. Republicans and Democratst 10 the same.
We move needless and headess without theology against
theological enemy America is danger of losing her life
and the Free World its freedom
Guns dollars and diplomacy alone are no match for an
arm OF an ideoogy.
America needs an ideolcgy. change Of policy il not
enough We need change motives and character great
cleansing and uniting force for the nation.
We judge ourselves by our ideals Others Judge us by
the way we i've Unfahfuness in the home perverson in
high places and ow decadence in the arts lawess YOUTH
class war; dishonesty these becoming the
marks OF American life. We are all responsible.
These no weapons with which to win the struggle
for the hearts and minds of the millions of the world And
no USIA can make them so.
The fact is that millions who would never Join the
Communist party make its advance inevitable by the way
they live
Chancellor Adenauer Of Germany said, Communism
false ideolOgy But it is theology and only be
met with moral and spiritual weapons We in ideo
logical battle Therein lies the decisive task It may last
decades, but it must be nation with ideoogy il
always on the offensive: nation without idsoogy 10
sef-satis6ed and dead"
Because we do not live an deology we fail to recognize
those who do We were fooled by Mao Tsetng. We were
fooled by Castro In blindness led by those in
press and government whose task it to make
Communists look like harmless refomers till they are
safely in power.
Our greatest sin has been to cheat the world Of the
natonsavng truths upon which America was founded Our
destiny is to free the world Of tyranny Instead have
cashed in fighting faith for soft materasm and
treated before the greatest tyranny the world has
known.
Men must choose to be governed by God they con-
denim themselves to be ruled by tants In William Penns
words lies Americas death sentence Or her one hope.
The hour late But not too late to turn to tho answer.
There il an answer. Il il Moral Re-AYmament
Evening star., 1961-01-16

was inspired by the life Of the great educator Dr. Mary
Mcleod bethune born OF slave parents, who to be
adviser to Presidents Stars of the film are Murie Smith,
Broadways original Carmen JONES' and Tennesseeborn
Ann Buckles of the New York cast Of Pajama Game.
The CroWning Experience had its world premiere on
Broadway last October: Stars from Hollywood, 300 UN
delegates representing 73 countries and leaders from every
walk OF New York life among the distinguished audi.
ence who packed the theater. -,
In its Academy Award qualifying run in Hollywood
me CTowng Experience premiere drew the greatest star.
studded audience for many In front page story
The Hollywood Reporter stated that the film topped the
weeks box Office business in Los Angeles.
.i TIE Los Angeles Herald and Express in editorial
everywhere to roll back the advance of Communism OF
Murlel Smith, the drama critic wrote "She quite possibly
sang and acted her way into an Oscar nomination"
The South African National Board of Censors has
unanimously passed The Cronng Experience for unlimited
distribution
In the prologue of the m Joel McCrea one of Holly.
woods most distinguished stars says, he future of the
world depends millions making the right choice Many
do not know the real America But The Crownng Expert
ence is the kind Of picture the world waiting to see
because it porrays the true America to which the whole
world can and will respond"
Evening star., 1961-01-16
FOR GODS SAKE, WAKE UP!

The evidence inescapabe We need now to act When
VIII America begin to fight the theological war ana make
Moral ReArmament her national policy?
Washington, clean, straight, and Goddirected would
be an nvncble force leading mankind to its destiny.
The urgent need Is for patriots = Democrat and Re-
publican labor and management black and white young
and old will put right what il wrong in their own
lives and in the lite OF the nation. Such will take on
the task of arming America with her true ideology.
It means absolute standards of honesty purity, un.
selshness and love- applied drascay, personally and ma.
tionally 1t accepting the guidance Of God
Definite accurate adequate information come from the
mind OF God to the minds of It to those who
listen and obey 1t is the new dimension of satesmanshp
DR.. Frank Buchman born in Pennsylvania initiator Of
Moral Re-Amament, has done what no other American
has done He has not only the need for theology
but has given lifetime to raise up world force Of men
and women trained and committed to fight and win the
theological war.
The governments of France, Germany, Greece japan
Free China the Philippines Thaand and Iran have deco.
months leaders from 16 African nations have urged him to
to their countries before too late In America 81
Senators and Congressman said in to him, "You
are giving uniting idea to nations which turn the
theological tide in the world today"
Speaking to World Assembly for the Moral Re.
Armament OF the Nations at Mackinac Island Michigan
Dr. Buchanan said:
"My deep personal wish is to have everv American
free under the direction of God to fight for America so to
fight that America really be free free from the tyranny Of
sin, under Gods direction the but ever-present
Power wish this no less deeply for everyone in every
nation
II don't want sons especially our fighting sons, to
60 about without answer. It simply enslaves them
1t is not good enough It will drive them to the
philosophy that rules opponents We shall never create
an inspired democracy that way Men must learn have
faith that will create the right revolution If we can
spread this revolution fast enough we can save America
and the world Unless have this revolution there will
be revolution of chaos.
1T needs this stronger Dose Sin leaves us with such
dull, heavy thud The blood of Jesus Christ His Son
ceanseth from all SIM That is the discovery everyone
is looking for That is the answer
"Then you will have wonderful example that the
whole world will want to follow. You will have an America
to which the wise and honest repair And that what
the world expects today of America You will have battle
cry of freedom and that is what America wants You will
have democracy that is really inspired.
"Then our young men and our old men will fight az
Lincoln fought of old Our young will know what to
fight for and will be won. And we shall be at
peace with all men and the whole world.
The hour is late Here is the answer For Gods sake
wake up"
Evening star., 1961-01-16
HERE IS THE ANSWER

Throughout 1860 the Meologcal force OF Moral Re.
Armament has been at work in crisis points the
world.
GERMANY
On December 10, 1860, Bonn newspapers announced
Chancellor Adenauers launching Of an theological offensive
Tor Moral Re-Armament in Western Germany.
The newspaper, Westdeutsche AHgemeins wrotes "As
last We 60 on the offensive. Moral Re-Amamsnt gives
democracy the moral backbone it lacks today"
10000 people, including IT. 600 officers and men Of the
German NATO force have seen the films and plays Of
Moral Re-Amament in recent weeks.
One Of these plays Hofnung (Hope), was produced
and performed by coal miners from the German Ruhr,
many of them leading Communists before being won to the
theology Of Moral Re-Armament
senior officer Of the Ministry OF Defense states Ths
Of what MIRA did for the Army is rolling like waves
into the Ministry, breaking on our desks"
JAPAN
Following the riots last June Prime Minister Kishi
said, "But for Moral ReAament Japan would be under
Communist control today" This month he writes "Our
greatest need now is to 60 the offensive and make the
theology of Moral Re- Armament the policy of govern
ment and Of people Only then Japan the
testing years ahead and play her part in saving Asia from
tyranny Our experience last shows that you
not theological attack without deology At the
crucial hour in labor youth and politics. trained in
Moral ReAmamen stood up and refused to compromise
with evil"
Earlier Gabriel Marcel eminent French Catholic phioso-
pher commenting the development of this force in Japan
wrote an Tokyo few months ago saw the importance of
oil that being achieved It creates striking contrast with
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Orange ZubugIione-
Dessert to Remember
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, b. c.
Thursday, July n, 1861

Whether you spell it "a
baglione. "zabaione," or "a
bajone." pronounced zah-
bah-YO-nay. it's one of the
most popular Italian dessert
recipes brought to these
shores.
A light, refreshing summer
version uses frozen Florida
orange juice concentrate
which gives it a lovely color
and looks elegant spooned
into champagne glasses or
your prettiest sherbets.
This specially is quick and
simple to whip up, and can
be done while guests are pol
ishing off the entree. Both
the texture and flavor are at
their best when the zabag-
lione is served Immediately
after removing from the
range. The following recipe
serves six, and only four in
gradients are required: fro
zen orange juice concentrate,
egg yolkS. sugar and a little
salt. The short amount Of
cooking required does not
alter the high vitamin C con-
tent of the concentrate.
Use the egg whites to make
meringue shells which may
be frozen until ready to use
another day. They will make
an extra-Special dessert for
the family when filled with
custard, fruit or ice cream.
Orange ZabagliOne
6 egg yolks
6 tablespoons sugar
Evening star., 1961-07-27

"a teaspoon salt
6 tablespoons frozen orange
juice concentrate, thawed
Combine egg yolks, sugar
and salt in top of cold dou-
BILE boiler. Beat with rotary
beater until thick and lemon
colored. Gradually beat in
orange juice concentrate.
Place over hot mot boiling)
water and beat with rotary
beater until thick and fluffy.
Remove from heat and serve
Immediately in champagne
or sherbet glasses. Yield:
Six servings.
Tote: Egg whites may be
used in making meringue
shells.
Meringue Shells
6 egg whites
u teaspoon cream of tartar
IA teaspoon salt
Ia cups sugar
Beat egg whites until
foamy. add cream of tartar
and salt, beat until stiff but
not dry. Add sugar gradu-
ally. beating until very stiff
Cover baking sheet with
heavy brown paper. Pile
meringue into IL mounds
about 3 inches in diameter.
Make 2-inch depression in
center. A pastry tube may
be used to form meringues
Bake in very slow oven (270'
F.) / hour. Meringues may
be frozen until ready to use
For dessert, fill with ice
cream. custard or fruit
Yields: IL meringue shells.