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Evening star., 1961-06-04
SUNDAY 'HsHE)

Carl Henry of Christianity Today.
q SUNDAY MATINEE.
Movie. IVA Hours. George Washing
ton Slept Here" 1912. Well done COM
edy about a city family who buys a
Pennsylvania farmhouse. Jack Benny.
Ann Sheridan.
q BASEBALL GAME.
Sports Approx 2Ha Hours. Kansas
City at Washington. Dan Daniels, John
MacLean reporting.
200 q WORLD CONCERT ARTISTS.
Marian Anderson performs Negro spir
tuaI selections
2:3o q MOVIE FOUR MATINEE.
Movie. lIa Hours. "To the Shores of
Tripoli" 1912. A Marine recruit
learns to respect the Corps. John Payne.
q JUDGE ROY BEAN.
Western Edgar Buchanan stars.
300 9 FLIGHT.
Adventure "Sky Fighter"
"a CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING.
Sports l Hour Pete Carter and Dick
Hoover.
$50 8 JIM BOWIE.
Adventure. Scott Forbes stars.
q BASEBALL GAME (Cont.).
400 G8 CHALLENGE.
Public Affairs. Hidden Witness" Dis
cussion Of wire tapping Guests: Walter
Tobriner, William Hassan,
Sunday Listinss Cont. on Next Pose
Evening star., 1961-07-09
Whuf II Wus
Was Football?

the viewers rarely got to see a
completed pass.
Such a crew should have been
penalized Is yards for running the
game.
BR.
As Jimmy DGrGnte used to say,
you took thG UoidS right outtG my
mout' and that amt sanitary.
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Will you please tell me which OF
the Nelson boys got married, Dave
or Ricky? e. have a steak dinner
bet on this question and it better
not be Hickey.
Mrs. K. F.
Eat hearty. DGuid married June
Blair in late May and Rick remarked
at the time, Better him than me-"
Evening star., 1961-07-09
TV MAILBAG

This is your chance to sound of
and TV Critic Bernie Harrison
aOiI do his best to GnS1Der queS-
tions. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names 1OiH be used if desired.
The football game on Channel
proved almost humorous.
The two announcers were the
worst 1 have ever heard. They talked
constantly - sometimes simultane-
ously-but avoided all pertinent
information about the game, such
as what yard line the ball was on.
And the cameraman must have
been televising his first game, as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-30
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

during the intermission. I'm
not coming back for the next
act" Tracy announced, entered
his dressing room and slammed
the door. The others waited
and waited-until they finally
realized that the President
dies" after the second act. and
doesn't appear in the third act
at all.
STRIKE: The artists who
live in lofts and who have re-
ceived summonses for technical
violations have organized into
an Artists Tenants Association.
They plan, September II, to
withdraw all their paintings
and sculptures from New York
galleries. by way Of boycott.
The group, whose address is
Pc. Box 800, New York II,
N. Y, includes DeKOOning,
Klein, John Chamberlain,
MOtherwelI. Chain Cross.
So IS
TIME: Nancy Walker, costar
Of do Re Mel" took her
daughter Miranda to a Sunday
performance Of pal Joey" at
the City Center. The last
time pal joey" was revived,
Nancy Walker attended, but
then had to leave during the
second act to have Miranda.
FUSS: There have been some
press comments concerning the
Harwyn Club incident men,
toned in Richard Getman's
book, "Sinatra and the Rat
Pack" A photographer had
claimed that Sinatra tried to
run him down, while shouting
that he hated newspapermen.
In refuting this story, I re-
ported that I was with Sinatra
at the time. Last week a report
was printed that Sinatra there
after "rudely snubbed me-" II I
had been snubbed, frankly, I
was unaware Of it. I last saw
Sinatra at the inaugural gala,
where We exchanged warm
greetings. r
AH&
PROFIT: A visitor at jacques
Lipchitz's home offered to buy
one Of his sculptures for $500.
The sculptor turned 1t down.
His IL year old daughter,
who'd watched him make the
sculpture, said: But, Father
that's $498 profit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-30

graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1927, saw action in
World War II and Korea. re-
ceiving the Silver tar and two
Bronze Stars.
Admiral Dudley, who was
graduated from Annapolis a
year earlier, has seen duty in
the field of aviation. training
for the Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-30
WOOD.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

other role in the Sam Splegel
production that of Prince
Feisal. The fact that Sir Lau-
renee Olivier is also in the
movie turned the decision for
Sir Alec. He will also. star in
Hawaii" and THE Greatest
Story Ever Told"
Can an identical role fit
Brigitte BardOt. and Ingrid
Bergman? The answer is yes,
apparently. 1.-THE Gouffee
Case" scripted by Philip YOr-
dan for Ingrid, has now been
set for Brigitte-because Ingrid
won't work in the summer.
Brigette will work anytime she
gets a good role and lots of
money. Why not?
$50
Bob Hope is holding out for
single sponsorship next season.
He won't be selling cars. Bob
Cancelled his July date with
Judy Garland at the Newport
Jazz Festival. Too busy finish
ing Bachelor in Paradise, T"
and getting ready to leave for
England in mid-July.
It's love that takes Joan
FOntaine on those flying trips
to Paris I. Shirley MacLaine,
in Redbook: Sometimes !
think that Steve cher husbandD
is off his rocker, but I never let
on in front Of Steffie (their
daughter"
Young actor singer Fabian is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-30
The Lovers Learn

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Robert Wagner will be going
to Europe with Natalie Wood
when she leaves for Italy to
star in Lovers Must Learn"
These lovers have learned
to reconsider their decision for
divorce Laurence Harvey
is on the trail of the person or
persons spreading gossip that
be did not get along with di-
rector Eddie Dmytryk during
their filming of walk on the
Wild Side" The only person he
did not get along with was CO.
star Capucine.
AH
2. Sir Alec Guinness, very dis
appointed when director David
Lean tailored his Lawrence Of
Arabia" for younger Peter
O'TO0Ie, has agreed to play an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-30

RUSE: Lee Tracy, who Gre
ated the Presidents role in
Gore Vidal's play, THE Best
Man." suddenly had some
heated words with the others,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-30

eqnipping his New Jersey home
with a gymnasium. steam room,
tennis court and swimming
pool. Now the question is when
will he be able to enjoy all
these luxuries? He goes into
one movie after another. Next,
next week at 20th-Fox: "a
Summer World"
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Leila GOldOni, who starred in
John CaSsavetes prize-winning
film, Shadows" co-stars with
top Germ an actor Hardy
Kruger in Citizen Of Love-"
She plays an Israeli girl in love
with a German boy, in spite of
family objections. The movie
will be filmed in Israel and
West Germany.
For a change, New York stage
star Anne Bancroft isn't bitter
about her abortive career in
Hollywood. 1.-THE small film
roles were like summer stock for
me, which I had never DONE"
she says. also, I was getting
paid a good salary and wear
ing gorgeous clothes" Anne is
repeating in the movie version
of 1.-THE Miracle Worker" in
New York.
H&A
That was a very lovey-dovey
pose at the London airport be-
tween Stephen Boyd and Do
lOres Hart when she arrived
there to co-star with the hand
some Irishman in THE In
Spector." But, while some press
agents are trying to make a
romance Of it-so convenient
when two unmarried folks are
in the same NOVEL happen to
know that Steve is in love with
very nice English girl who has
been visiting here in California.
Marilyn Monroe wasn't alone
in hating the winter Of 1960-61
in New York. Monty Cliff has
bought a home in Puerto Rico
to escape any future Manhat-
tan billiards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-30
Alone in Roxbury
By LEONARD LYONS


NEW YORK.-MariIyn Mon
rOe's first real home was to
have been the 300-acre retreat
at Roxbury, Conn, bought by
Arthur Miller. Marilyn thought
she'd like Frank Lloyd Wright
to design the house. Their
meeting was unusual in that
both the architect and the star
had a complex about being
tardy for appointments. Wright
arrived after Marilyn did, and
it was almost shutdown when
they reached Roxbury.
They wanted Wright to draw
only a proposed sketch, but in
stead he drew complete plans
for a home far more lavish
than the Millers expected.
Those designs now are in the
hands Of the lawyers for
Wright's estate. Miller mod
ernized the simple farmhouse,
on his own. He filled a lake and
planted 1000 trees. The play
wright is living there now,
alone, for the marriage did not
survive the homes construc-
ton.
BILLING: Mike Nichols, who
rose to fame in partnership
with Elaine May-billed as
Mike and Elaine-will appear
in E. E. Cummings play,
HIM" with Phyllis Newman.
They discussed the possible bill
ing, to capitalize on reputation,
and decided it ought to be
Mike g. Elaine-but the part
of Elaine will be played by
Phyllis Newman"
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STATUS: Tammy Grimes,
star Of THE Unsuitable Molly
Brown" was signed to pose for
an advertisement for q popular
drink. She asked how much
would be paid to her hair
dresser to prepare her. 500
was the hairdresser's allow
ance, she was told. But then she
heard that the hairdresser for
another star had received $125.
Miss Grimes demanded that
her hairdresser get $135. The
sponsor agreed and she posed
for the ad.
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TOUR: The Actors Studio
troupe that will tour South
America next month will have
an unusually low basic produc-
ton cost-under $500 a week.
The producer. Larry Feldman,
achieved this by turning the
production into q cooperative
for the cast of six. The stars.
for example. rejected the ex-
pensive costumes designed for
them and chose cheaper ones
because now. as equal part
ners, the savings would inure
to their benefit.
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ROLE: In 1947 Rita Gam
played a 14-year-old boy in the
pageant, "A Flag Is Born" Last
week Paddy Chayefsky offered
her the role of the 14zyear-old
dancing girl in Gideon" Miss
Gam turned it down, signing:
II don't think I could switch,
after ID years. from playing a
14-year-old boy to playing a |
14-year-old girl"
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RUSE: Lee Tracy, who Gre
ated the Presidents role In
Gore VidaI's play, THE Best
Man." suddenly had some
heated words with the others,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-30
TwoAdmiruIs
Retire Today

Two Navy admirals will re-
tire in q Joint ceremony to be
held at 4 pm. today at the
Naval Weapons Plant.
Rear Admiral Harold M.
Briggs, director of the Pan
American Affairs Office of the
Chief Of Naval Operations, and
Rear Admiral Paul L. Dudley,
special assistant to the Joint
Chiefs Of Staff, win be honored
together in the plants Leutze
Park.
Admiral Briggs, who was
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Admiral Briggs lives at 472I
Tilden street NV. and Admiral
Dudley lives at 1900 South
Courthouse road, Arlington.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16
Thomas Y. Candy, Jr., Drops Democrats;
Says His Party Restraints Individuals

with voters almost balanced
party-wise, q few pressure
groups can tip the scales. But
to win their support, Democrats
have had to make concessions
to pressure-group Hobbies - to
labor. teachers, and the like.
The Republican Party. not being
indebted to such groups, can
look to the good Of all Of US.
Wait" wen hear. what about
those rich Republican bankers?'
/ think the answer Is that there
are tens Of millions Of Republi-
cans and very few bankers.
Il have referred throughout
TO national. not local Democrats.
Local politics does not often re-
fleet national issues; and / am
absolutely certain that many 10
cal Democrats do not mirror
their national party. Why not
remain in the Democratic Party
and try to bring the ship back
on course? / just don't believe
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16
Forty Club Plans
Monthly Dance

Dance Around the Word"
viii be the theme Of the Forty
Club Of the Woman's Club Of
Bethesda, when they hold their
monthly formal dance at the
clubhouse on Gonorna I'd on no.
vember 10 at $40 pm Couples,
dancing 70 music Of Eddie
Pearce's Orchestra. win visual,
ke al parts and countries Of
the world since IN . ballroom
decorated with scenes and
plaques Of different countries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Mat
tingIy win be hosts for the eve
ming.
Other hosts for the year an
nounced BY Mr.. and Mrs. Fran,
els r. Poore are Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. King. Mr.. and Mrs
James Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam w. Edwards and Mr. anc
Mrs. Milton A. Smith.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16

grams Of urban renewal What
Is the effectz Ny county, ore
Of the nations richest, is NOV
ing to qualify for federal funds.
This means that the rest Of the
nation, which is poorer, will
help my county, which Is richer.
Such is the logic Of centralized
government.
4 think It Is fair. too, to say
that national Democrats In gen.
eraI are unconcerned with def
cit spending and that some even
advocate IT, / do not see how
they can ignore the resulting
curse Of initiation, which robs
the poor Of the value of what
they earn. And IT is wrong to
keep piling on our children the
debts Of our own extravaganza.
Part Of the trouble. / believe,
exists because the Democratic
Party now owes much Of its
strength to blocs and pressure
groups. This wins elections, for
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16
County Oratorio Society
Presents First Concert

from Montgomery C01rty fsirg-
eTs come from al over Mort
somery, Prince Georges, TIE
District ard some from Viz
GINA, are Thomas J. Sc41wzb,
president; Zen OErSen, vice
president; MART WOODS Thor
son, secretary; Or. Lee X. Bu-
c1sTzr, treasurer.
Other members Of the board
Of directors are Harold Boxer,
Edith Strickland, Phyllis VI Van
AUken and Philip ThorsOn.
There viii be 10 admission To
TIE concert The Society Is at
nIisted with the Montgomery
County Arts Center, although
most Of It's support is from In
diyid1sl contributions. A portion
81 the expenses for the orcfes-
trs has been made available
through the cooperation Of Lo-
cal 16i, American Federation Of
Musicians, through a grant from
the Music Performance Trust
Fund Of the Recording Industry.
The cODcert--first Of two or
three this season for the Society
shapes up as an entirely pro-
fesgioDsl one, 2 tribute to a d.
rector with an immense love Of
music who has found a group Of
singers 70 share that love.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16

when you centraIize IL Repub-
licans have taken over a trust
that Democrats held until a few
decades ago, when they began
drifting leftward toward super.
government
TO expand government by
surrendering individual discre-
ton, TO centralize IT by surren-
dering local self-government -
these things restrain and mute
US. / think most Of US agree In
principle that governmental re-
straints are wrong unless tusti-
fable by social necessity. With
this in mind, let's look at some
national Democratic policies.
Il think it's fair to say that
the national Democratic Party
favors increasing social security
taxes TO cover more and more
OF our lives. wen tax you
now" II says soothingIy, land
pay you back minus bureau.
cratic overhead when you're
old or sick" Never mind that
this curbs our ability 10 provide
for ourselves, that IL makes us
dependent on the government
that took from US. Never mind
our preferences and our pride
our pride as Americans In
standing on our own two feet.
We're no longer to stand but to
lean. What has happened is
that something needed by a few
Of US (someone to force US to
save) has been decreed for all
OF US regardless Of social me-
cessity.
Il think 1t Is fair to say that
the Democratic Party Is at
least over generous in its pro-
grams Of unemployment com.
pensation. Here, 1t seems to me,
Democrats pervert a worth.
while concern for the jobless in.
to lavish programs that encour.
age joblessness, that discourage
men from seeking work. All too
typically, national Democrats
have employed bread.and-circus
policies to turn desirable pro-
gram into one that aggravates
the illness. This Is particularly
unfortunate here, for to tempt
men from work Is to tempt
them from self-respect.
Il think 1t Is fair to say that
the national Democratic Party
Is dedicated to expanding pro-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16

an organization " wfgfca their
cOsnty can be proud
Hayward has praised the man,
Der IN which the singers have
gore about their task They
plan three numbers for the pro
gram Eseh's Die Klndheft
Jes0s HsDdeI's Founding Hos
pstsl Anthem; and Shubert's
Mass in c.
The S0mesnber chorus VIII be
accompanied By . 30-pieoe or
cssesfrs, and there viii be four
sosOlsts, all well kD0Nn In the
metropolitan Washington area.
They are CleOnine Lewis, 90
prsno; Rills Rome NerviDe. con-
trzltO; Henry Mason, tenor; and
Donald BoOfhTnsn. bssG Marx
Ellsworth II the Orcflestrs's con
cert master.
The concert win be held at
Wegtm0relano Congregational
Church on WestT0orelsnd cir.
beginning al $40 pm. Noyem.
Der %.
Officers Of the Society, all
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16

lives music after hO5rg and dur.
lng weeke1c1.
Hayward, : nStiye NJ View
York State, got me bs1 rolling
last gpFfng wDeD he csIled .
number Of people asking II they
would serye a. members Of a
hoard ~ directors u 81 a. yet
nebUlo1g organization.
They agreed, SION the Socie-
~ wss incorporated and officers
formally named
Then began the real wOEk-
Hayward speDt his summer al
oiti0gIng singers ne wanted
about 800 for the cs10fvs); max,
lng plans for ar initial concert;
lining up helpers 70 handle
some Of the details.
But here at the beginning, the
Dstufe " the organization was
such that Hayward wanted 70
keep his hand on happenings, 10
for more than six months Dyw
he's been ~ busy - the fingers
Of . pianist determined 70 play
the Minute Waltz IN % seconds
After the chorus was selected,
rehearKsIs began In September
on q 0ne.1>week basis at Bethes-
daCneyy Chase High school
Thus, this initial concert
comes with but 10 weeks Of
practice. But IT'S been q mutual
labor Of intensity for both the
director and his singers. And
together they've rounded into
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16
Trinity Plans Dance

The Washington Club OF Trim.
lily College will have its annual
weekend celebration with a
dance November II from 10 pm.
TO ] am. at the Willard Hotel.
Theme will be An Evening in
Monte Carlo. Music will be by
Larry Lanes Orchestra. Ann
Wigglesworth, 1905 Taylor St,
Chevy Chase, Is chairman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16

that this can be done in my life.
time
Il enter the Republican Party
aware that il. too, has IT'S faults
and frailties. But its great cen.
ter speaks, as my party once
did, for the individual in gov
eminent II is TO this that I add
my voice"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16
Librarian TO Speak
To Wheaton P.TA

The November P.TA meeting
Of Wheaton High School win be
held November n at 3 pm. In
the school library, In observ.
snce Of National Book Week.
Guest speaker win be DR.. Dale
w. Brown, chairman OF the IL
brary Science Education Depart.
msnt at the University Of Mary.
land. Or. Brown originated and
developed the library education
program now In its second year
at the University.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16


consideration. During the past
five years Candy has been a
two.tsrTn treasurer Of the Mont.
aornery County Young Demo.
Gratis, member Of the exclusive
Democratic Donkey Club, and
reporter and then editor Of The
Suburban Record in which he
wrote a column labelling himself
a. q Moderate Democrat.
Candy Is now q book writer
for the National Geographic SO.
ciety.
In a statement accompanying
his announcement, the 31.year
old native countian said ne is
changing parties because Dem.
ocrats are committed to re.
straints Of the individual mot
Justifiable by social necessity"
His statement said:
Increasingly, II seems TO me,
the Republican Party IL coming
10 represent the interests Of the
individual and the direction
America should 20. With sor-
row that the move Is necessary,
but with no doubt that II il
right, ! am changing my party
affiIiation from Democrat to Re.
publican.
Thomas Jefferson, founder
Of the Democratic Party and
still It's hero, warned: The nat
urai progress Of things is for
liberty TO yield and government
to gain ground Yet the very
platform Of Jefferson's party
now calls for government To
gain ground with too little con
Germ for the liberties we yield
II wish all Democrats who
question the role of government
and their individual relationship
to 1t would bear with me for a
few paragraphs.
rs the Democratic Party
right In constantly seeking to
expand a government that al
ready IL too vast for US to un,
derstand or control2 Govern
ment now tends to control us
We must spend almost two
work-days each week supporting
II, for II consumes a third OF
what we earn. II legislates OF
coerces labor unions, business
units, the market place.
lis the Democratic Party
right In constantly centralizine
government, In taking the pow
ers and tax resources from
counties and cities and admins
tering them from Washington?
In Montgomery County, Nd, we
have seven councilmen and sew.
en- school board members who
are close enough TO see our
problems and hear our voices
When we shift local affairs
such as school aid, TO the ma,
tional government, we must
plead the case for our children
before a massive bureaucracy
amidst the din Of 1870 million
other voices. I have never
heard a convincing argument
for weakening local govern
ment, for transporting its pow,
ers TO Washington.
Il think that the Republican
Party has a much better grasp
Of the role of government and
Of the loss Of individual control
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16
Church Honors Mrs. Hutton

Salem Methodist Church In
BrOokeyiIle November 10 will
pay tribute 10 Mrs. Elizabeth
Hutton. one Of its most loyal
and devoted members.
A dessert hour VIII be held
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16

from $50 10 5 pm. in the orn.
dorff Memorial Hall Mrs. Hut.
ton has been teacher in the
Salem Church School for manv
years but illness forced her to
curb some Of her activities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16

An active county Democrat and former Democratic
newspaper comnist this week renowned his party af-
fliation and stated that he will become Republican
Thomas Y Candy, Jr Of Brookeve told this newspaper
that he bad made this decision after careful and thoughtful