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Evening star., 1961-02-17

ling "a French-Fried Potato
Sandwich" Bert Parks,
star Of Music Man." will have
40 playbills printed in Braille,
for the blind Girl Scouts who'll
attend the show next month.
/. >. George Wheeler, host Of the
first dinner party for President
Kennedy and the Cabinet, plans
to open his own public rela-
tions office, working on q con-
sultant basis.
Lily POns, the opera star. was
divorced from Andre KOstela-
metz after 20 years Of marriage.
They're still friends. Miss Pons
learned that KoStelanetz' new
wife comes from Oklahoma
City. She revealed that her cur
rent beau comes from Okla
homa City too. Both from Ok
lahoma City" said Miss Pons.
"Quelle coincidence"
AH =
THE DISSENT: The new
issue Of Look takes issue with
my statement that JFK COM
mitted a fashion error by wear
ing q striped tie with q striped
suit. Look insists, Combining
patterns is the latest, most
elegant trend in mems cloth
ing" It is not, nor viii It ever
Evening star., 1961-02-17

be, even If presidents and kings
do 1t, It's as unfashionable as
brown shoes at night, or white
on-white.
THE URGENCY: For the
"CBS Reports" Tv show, Paris
correspondent David SChoen-
brun decided that the story Of
the Algerian problem could best
be illustrated by showing the
contrasting story Of two lead
ers. The first was jacques
SoustelIe. who was born, to q
left-wing Socialist family and
became q right-wing leader.
The second. Jules Roy, his op-
ponent, was born to q right
wing colonial family. Schoen-
brun filmed Soustelle first.
During the filming, the cam
eras started to burn, and the
session was called off. They
set q date for another session,
later next week - because
schoenbrun had to fly to New
York and Soustelle had busi-
ness in Algeria. just before
schoenbrun left. he got q mes
Evening star., 1961-02-17
THE LYONS
DEN
Bruised kim Still Skis
BY LEoNARD lyons

NEW YORK--Nancy Kwan
who played "suzie Wong" viii
star in another Hong Kons
movie, "Kowloon." Ray STARK
win produce it kim NOvak'i
legs are bruised blue, from
skiing, but she's still wild about
the sport. She was ready to
fly to Austria but was sum-
moned back to Hollywood this
week. She vowed she'll ski next
summer In Peru.
Angler Biddle Duke, the new
Chief Of Protocol at the State
Department, said the other day
that the purpose Of protocol Is
to simplify things, with logic
and dignity. His wife agrees.
and suggests therefore that in
summertime Washington the
wearing Of Bermuda shorts by
diplomats should be deemed
proper Duke, incidentally,
revealed one advantage he has:
IT can always turn down an
invitation - blaming 1t on
protocol.
Jim Hagerty, the former
White House press secretary,
confirmed the story here that
he win write pieces for Look
magazine-"but not right now
It win take o long time"
John Patrick finished the
screenplay Of Jackie GleasOn'l
"Gigot" in 61a weeks, ther
went into O hospital :. Roger
Stevens, producer Of "The Fal
Country" - the play about
Freud-is the only one involved
Evening star., 1961-02-17
YWOOD
By sHsnAH GRAHAM
Cant Woit,' Says Susan

Imother Betty. Robert is taking
q vacation from his Father
Knows Best" TV series to re-
turn to goth Century-Fox fol
the sequel to Sitting Pretty
with Clifton webb and Mau.
reen O'Hara.
Talking Of television, wher
Connie Bennett checked into
Desilu for Q spot on the Ann
Southern show, everyone want
ed to interview her. Connie
used to be one Of the most
glamorous Of movie stars and
made headlines earning q $780,
000-a-week salary. with an UNI
known-at-that-tine leading
man, name Of Ray MiIland.
As for Ann Southern, now
big business woman, she is In
terested In producing o series
with Connie and John Emery,
Ann will not act In 1t.
There's q rumor around town
that in addition to the gift Of
the purple Rolls Royce, Mrs.
Joan COhn gave Laurence Har-
vey q lovely home in Bel Air
] find this hard to believe. But
then. I didn't believe 1t about
the Rolls until ] asked Larry
and he said true"
=
Claudette Colbert is o de-
termined gal. She's looking for
another play. Her last, "Julia,
Jake and Uncle Joe," as you
know. lasted only one night
I'm told that the pressure Of
getting this show on the road
was a bit too much for Clau-
dette.
There's q new King Kong
a play put on by dozens Of
amateurs and all to appear on
the West End stage Of London
after great success In South
Africa. The entire cast, I be.
lieve. is colored. II the show
clicks in London, it will come
to New. York. A big producer is
flying to Britain to look it over
Evening star., 1961-02-17

Julie Andrews. co-star Of
"Camelot," startled the diners
at Sardi's by ordering and eat
Evening star., 1961-02-17

HOLLYWOOD CNANAD. -
Susan strasberg. who scores so
potently In the Italian movie,
'Kapo." plays 3 prostitute in
her next. 'aThe Violent Life
land ! can't wait" says Susie.
who'll make the picture in Italy
where she has rented an apart
ment for the next three years.
:. In case some Of you don't
know. Miss Strasberg is the
daughter Of Paula and Lee
strasberg. drama teachers ex,
traordinary to the top stars in
the business. including Marilyn
Monroe and Marion BrandO.
M& h%
AS it comes to nearly ali Of
us, Gina LoIlobrigida Is on Q
weight-losing diet. -. The for
mer Mrs. Edward G. Robinson,
the still beautiful Gladys, has
given up her New York apart
ment to settle again in Beverly
Hills-but not In the beautiful
house on North Rexford. or was
it Roxbury? Gladys is still buy
ing and selling paintings, but
the big love Of her life is grand
daughter Francesca, daughter
of son Edward G. Robinson, jr,
Welcome to California, RO-
berta Sherwood. who Is moving
here from Florida with her
three sons. The famed singer
protege Of Walter WincheIl-
will be kept busy in Hollywood
with television shows and films.
Alan Ladd, who said he
would never return to Europe
to make pictures after his long
ago 1S-month tax sojourn
there. will stay in Rome for two
more movies.
Mrs. Michael Wilding decided
that the sea air at Brighton
was bad for her marriage and
she has sold all her considerable
property there and settled with
Michael in the heart Of May
fair, London. Mike has been
spending some time recently
with his children by Elizabeth
Taylor.
Is Robert Young playing the
real-life role Of grandfather
knows best? His married
daughter and her baby have
been staying with him and
Evening star., 1961-02-17

sage from Soustelle marked
urgent" The correspondent
visualized a cancellation Of the
project on which he'd worked
50 hard.
when you are in New York, .
was Soustelle's urgent message,
please buy three giant cans
OF chocolate Metrecal for me"
Evening star., 1961-02-17

in the production who hasn't
been psychoanalyzed.
Maurice Chevalier was asked
last week to sign 9 political
manifesto. Chevalier. who was
burned once as the result oi
an innocent signature, de-
clined: II never sign anything
POLITICAL" The signature
collector persisted: "Then
you're against the contents Of
this petition?" "I wouldn't
say that either" said Chevalier
I'm an actor. ! have no
opinions"
Rita Gam, q member Of q
New York Witches group, said
that her incantations worked
again last week-and that's
why she was able to give the
solution to 3 mysteries on
whats My Line?" Glenn
Ford's contract for "Pocketful
Of Miracles" Is the shortest in
MGM history. It's only one
page long. The stipulations are
all verbal :. The Rolls Royce
used in the movie, Portrait OF
q Mobster" belonged to the
silent screen siren, Theda Bara.
Ex-senator MiIlard Tydings,
who died last week, once was
asked for advice by a man
whose top Washington Job had
Just ended. Tydings said: IF
] were you I'd 60 back home.
No man should choose WASH
ington as the place to live un-
less he is one Of three things: !:
ID conspicuously wealthy; (2)
q Senator or the holder Of q
Government post of equal or
higher Importance: or go as.
Sumed to be the possessor of
unusual political influence"
= =
Julie Andrews. co-star Of
"Camelot," startled the diners
at Sardi's by ordering and eat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-24

u S. Grant An improbable HerOThe interesting thing
assortment Of little known facts about the great Civil
WRC-.
Ernie Kovacs-No talking this Kovacs has field
day working with trick effects Ernie of
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Twilight ZOne-"Still Valley" Good idea. twist on the
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NOw-Frank MCGEE Berlin his mind tonight
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TODAY'S GOOD
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

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Evening star., 1961-11-12

Ira H. Num-, Great Lakes,
H., and Rear Admiral MUIR
E. Arnold, San Diego, Calf.
Others coming are Rear
Admiral Allen Smith. jr., San
Juan, Puerto Rico: Rear Ad-
miral George L. Russell, San
Francisco, Calf: Rear Admi-
raj George c. Towner, Seat
tie, Wash; Rear Admiral
Richard S. Craighill, Pam
anna; Rear Admiral Henry
H. Caldwell, Alaska; Rear
Admiral Louis D. Kim, Cor
pus Christi, Tex; Rear Ad-
miral Magruder Tuttle, Pen
sacola. Fla; Rear Admiral
william I. Martin, Glenview,
III; Rear Admiral Joseph c.
Clifton, Memphis, Tenn, and
Rear Admiral Frederick J.
Becton, Omaha, Nebr.
Also, Vice Admiral Robert
Goldthwaite, Western Sea
Frontier. and Vice Admiral
Fitzhugh Lee, Pensacola, Fla.
The HMS Trowbridge, flag
ship of the British Navy's
West Indies Station senior
naval officer, Commodore j.
E. L. Martin, arrives early on
December 8, and late that
afternoon Admiral and Mrs.
Robbins are holding a recep-
ton in their quarters in
honor of the commodore and
his staff.
Captain Of the Trowbridge
is Comdr. T. A. @. Griffiths,
Evening star., 1961-11-12
SERVICE NEWS
Army Commanders Due

and Mrs. Emerson L. Cum
mings, Chicago. III: 6th
Army 1t. Gen. John L.
Ryan. jr., San Francisco,
Calf. and 7th Army 1t. Gen.
and Mrs. Garrison Davidson,
Europe.
Coming From Germany
Gen. and Mrs. Bruce c.
Clarke are coming from
Germany where he is United
States Army commander,
Europe, and Gen. and Mrs.
Herbert B. Powell from Fort
Monroe, Va. Gen. Powell
is Commander, Continental
Army Command.
The Commandant, Potomac
River Naval Command, Rear
Admiral Thomas H. Rob-
bins, jr,. and Mrs. Robbins
have three receptions
planned; one today and the
others December 4 and 8.
Today, Admiral and Mrs.
Robbins are entertaining in
honor of the officers of the
Chinese ship, Chung Yeh."
formerly LIST 231 before it
was transferred in Septem-
Der from the United States
Navy to the Chinese Navy.
1t. Comdr. Weng Kuo-
Liang is the captain and 1t.
Comdr. Chiu Chih-H Hsiung,
the executive. officer. The
Chung Yeh" arrived in the
Potomac on Friday on q
short visit after a shake
down cruise.
The Chinese Naval At
tache, Capt. Meng Bing
Chih, Is entertaining the Of
ficers Of the ship at dinner
this evening. Tomorrow they
return to Norfolk before de-
parting for their homeland.
Navy Party
Tingey House, the Rob-
bins quarters at the Naval
Weapons Plant, will be the
gathering place December 4
for the Naval District COM
manders. Admiral and Mrs.
Robbins are giving a $50
to $3.50 reception for them
and their wives.
Rear Admiral and Mrs.
John F. Davidson - he has
the Severn River Command
and is also superintendent
of the Naval Academy-are
coming also, Rear Admiral
Karl F. Espe, Boston, Mass;
Rear Admiral George H.
Wales, New York; Rear Ad-
miral Wallis F. Peterson,
Norfolk, Va; Rear Admiral
Frederick B. Warder. New
Orleans, La; Rear Admiral
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Date Set For Torton Boil

The st. Andrews Society Of
Washington will hold its an
nual Tartan Ball on Novem-
Der IS at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel.
Festivities will begin at 9
pm, with the grand march
led by President James w.
Muir and the other officers
of the society: DR.. Allan Nc
Kelvie and Mr.. T. S. T. Hen
derson, vice presidents; Mr..
Junius A. Mccartney, treas
urer, and Mr.. John P. Nc
Adams and Mr.. Duncan H.
Mackenzie. secretaries.
Mr.. Robert L. Scott is
chairman of the ball, which
benefits the society's COM
bined charities fund to aid
Evening star., 1961-11-12

sell L. Vittrup, and Mrs. Wit
trup. are entertaining at din
ner December l for some of
the Army visitors. They will
have as house guests the
commander, Far East COM
mand. 1t. Gen. James L.
Collins. and Mrs. Collins
from Hawaii.
At present they have their
son-in-law and daughter. 1t.
and Mrs. Michael Dent
Eiland from Fort Sill, Okla,
with them for a few days.
Party for House Guests
The Deputy Chief of Staff
for Military Operations, 1t.
Gen. Barksdale Hamlet, and
Mrs. Hamlet are to be hosts
at dinner December /. Their
house guests will be Alaskan
commander. Mai. Gen. John
H. Michaelis. and Mrs. Mi
chaelis, from Kodiak.
The Assistant Chief Of
Staff for Intelligence. Mai.
Gen. Alva r. Fitch. and Mrs.
Fitch will have as their
house guests Caribbean Com
mander. Maj. Gen. Andrew
OMeara, and Mrs. O'Meara
from Panama.
Gen. and Mrs. Fitch have
busy weeks ahead. On Friday
they will give a reception and
supper dance at the Fort Nc
Nair Officers Club for for
eign attaches accredited to
the Department Of the Army.
The Army Chief of Staff
and Mrs. Decker will receive
with the host as will Brig.
Gen. (soon to receive his sec
ond star, Charles F. Leonard,
and Mrs. Leonard.
Other commanders coming
with their wives are I'd Army
1t. Gen. and Mrs. Ridgeley
Gathers, Fort George G.
Meade, Md: Sd Army 1t.
Gen. and Mrs. Thomas ].
H. Trapnell, Fort McPher-
son, Ca; 5th Army 1t. Gen.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
By EVELYN M. DENT

- Secretary Of the Army
Elvis j. Stahr. ir., and Mrs.
Stahr have issued invita-
tions for a reception in
honor of the Army Com
manders. Wednesday, No
vember 29 is the date, from
$50 to $3.50 o'clock at Pat
ton Hall, Fort Myer.
, The top echelon Army
commanders arrive Novem-
ber %. Many of them will
stay at Wainwright Hall.
Fort Myer. Others will be
house guests of friends. To
many it is like a home
coming" at Thanksgiving. at
least Army-wise. for many
of them have spent several
tours of duty here.
DeCkcfS 10. ne nOStS
The Army Chief of Staff,
Gen. George H. Decker. and
Mrs. Decker are entertain
ing for the visitors on Thurs
day, November 80, at Fort
McNair.
The Vice Chief Of Staff,
1t. Gen. Clyde D. Eddleman.
and Mrs. Eddleman are CIV
ing a dinner December / in
their quarters at Fort Myer
for some of the Army Com
manders.
They will have as their
houseguests the 1st Army
Commander, 1t. Gen. Ed
ward ]. O'Neill. and Mrs.
O'Neill of New York. Mrs.
Eddleman is giving a tea No
vember 29 at Distaff House
for the visitors. They
will have a chance to tour
the new buildings and see
for themselves the lovely
new apartment like home
being built for widows of
Army Officers and others of
their family.
Dinner on Schedule
The Deputy Chief of Staff
for Logistics, 1t. Gen. Robert
w. Colglazier, jr., and Mrs.
Colglazier, are giving a din
ner December / in their
quarters at Fort Myer.
Their guests will include
4th Army Commander, 1t.
Gen. Donald P. Booth, and
Mrs. Booth of Fort Sam
Houston. Tex. and 9th Army
Commander, Gen. Guy S.
Meloy. jr.. and Mrs. Meloy
from Korea. 1t is truly home
for them as Gen. Meloy is
q native Washingtonian.
The Deputy Chief of Staff
for Personnel, 1t. Gen. Rus
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Benefit Voted

The Woman's Club of
Wheaton voted to give the
proceeds from their recent
fashion show to the Dental
Clinic for Handicapped Chill
dren, one of the many serv-
ices of the United Cerebral
Palsy Association. The Club
also contributed their support
to this function last year.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

needy persons of Scottish
background.
On hand to play for the
grand march and at inter-
mission win be the society's
Bagpipe Band, under the di-
rection of Pipe Mai. Gene
Castleberry. Tiny Meeker's
Orchestra will also provide
music.
AS is the custom, members
Of the society will wear kits
and their ladies will have
tartan sashes draped over
the shoulder.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

who hopes to receive with the
Commodore December 9 at a
reception aboard their trim
craft. The Trowbridge &C.
parts December Is for its
home base in Bermuda.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Scores Soar in Qualifying
For Brooke Manor Event

ley, unattached, a 78, Ed Lam
zillotti of Argyle and Dock Jew,
former host club champion, 79s,
Bob MARITIME of Argyle, winner
in 1859 and runnerup last year,
had an 80 as scores scared in a
breeze.
Phil Buscher. defendin 6
champion and recent winner of
the Brooke Manor champion
ship, withdrew because of busi-
ness reasons.
Today's SO contestants in
clude Ed Tutwiler, 8-time West
Virginia Amateur champion,
Billy Buppert. Bobby Brownell,
Ralph Bogart, John Eisinger
and Carl Lohren.
Cullinane was playing in only
his second tournament since
his defeat in the District Anna
teur finals. Perky was idle for
three months because of illness,
but has permission to play in
any event where SO holes a day
are not required.
Evening star., 1961-09-27

Qualifying will be concluded
in the Brooke Manor Invitation
tournament today, and judging
by the first days scores, every
body in the low 80s and better
will get in the championship
. flight.
The formal of the tourna-
ment was changed this year.
The low 80 players after today
will play 70 holes of medal
play tomorrow through Sunday
. in the championship flight.
Other flights will be at match
play.
Perky Cullinane, the 1860
District Amateur champion
had a pair Of 37s for a "A to
lead yesterdays qualifiers
George Ashton. jr., of Argyle had
four straight brides in a Sec
ond low round Of IS.
Ray Horn of the University
of Maryland had rs, Bill Leap
Evening star., 1961-09-27
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Evening star., 1961-09-27

pionship finals at Washington
Golf & Country Club last year
to Mrs. w. A. Walsh, defeated
Mrs. Walsh yesterday, and will
meet Mrs. Lloyd Dennis for the
title today.
Evening star., 1961-09-27

Mrs. Egenroad won her semi
final match, 6 and 5. Mrs.
Dennis defeated Mrs. C. A.
Olmstead, 5 and 4.
WESTBRIAR. - Mrs, Eileen
White won the first DR.. Irving
Evening star., 1961-09-27

RoSen Cup tournament with a
103 minus "a handicap for a
net SO. Mrs. Ann Templeton
was second with 96-26-70.
Mrs. Rosen, wife of the cup
donor, won low gross with an "a.
Evening star., 1961-09-27

in most Fury models, you can order an ele-
giant all-vinyl interior (it's optionaD. In
front of you: a clean instrument cluster
with big, easy-to-read dials. Around you:
new quality, for this Plymouth is built to-.
NEW QUALITY STANDARDS
This year, production standards and quail.
ity controls are more exacting than ever for
Plymouth. Careful workmanship is obvious
in the interior fabrics, in the choice of ap.
pointments, in the way everything works
and keeps on working because Of the. -.
RUGGED NEW DURABILITY
New full-unit construction in the 90
Plymouth is even tougher and more aloof
to miles and years than last years super
strong Unibody. In every way, Plymouth
is engineered to last long time, repay
you at trade-in. Meanwhile, thrill to -.
Evening star., 1961-09-27

You can expect fewer gasoline breaks"
than the 1861 Plymouth took land remem.
ber Plymouth co. scored higher than
any other full-size car in the 1861 Mobilgas
Economy RUM. Plymouth's new $4,000
mile lube cycle on major chassis points and
self-adjusting brakes also mean fewer pit
stops" less money going out. You change
oil only half as often. Even the battery
saving alternator has been improved, al
though it hardly needed it. Yes, you owe
it to yourself to look at Plymouth h-more
closely than ever before. See your dealer!
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Sports
LOOKING Ahead

Big Daddy Lipscomb, this
year with the Pittsburgh Steel
ers, would like to operate a
boys camp when he retires.