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Evening star., 1961-11-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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ends.
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List price S5. 1925, save S1,430.
Our price S3,S95.
BILL PAGE FORD, INC.
621 Arl. Blvd, F. c. JE. 3-l1s9
BUICK SO 4-dr.; fully equipped; /;
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BUICK '55 Special 4-dr. sedan: r.
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CADILLAC 1850 convertible; beige.
full power very clean. Special
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1922 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
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CADILLAC 1853 convertible; blue,
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Evening star., 1961-11-16
COUNTRY PROPERTY
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots, acreage or
farms in D. c. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
CASH available for lots, acreage;
D. C., Md, Va: no comm.
LAND DEVELOPMENT CO.
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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-01-17

At Home: Mrs. Hattie Winfield
spent Xmas at home Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mrs. Anna Watson guest her daugh-
ter Harriet of Chicago
The Scott-Dffay-Bridgewater-
McMurray Xmas dinner and ex-
change held in Cecil Bridgewater
home.
Lest We forget the shut-ins at
Community Home.
Among the ailng at home: Mrs.
Mary McMury E. Hill ST. Mrs.
Ode Lyon E. Church.
Among the Gloom: A relative of
the Clifford Caldwell fatally injured
enroute from Chicago to Tenn.
Cousin of Mrs. Lille Smith E. Hill,
Mrs. Ella Mcfarland a Chry Holland
was fatally injured and Mrs. Smith
and Jackson attended the funeral at
Sardil, Miss.
Mrs. Effie Ransom daughter
Naomi Chicago spent Holidays here.
Elder Solmon and wife parents
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-01-17
Word has been received Prof. II. J.
Snlder arrived in Switzerland.

Word has been received Prof. HI
Snider arrived in Switzerland.
Hiram Lodge No. 10 held their
annual banquet in their parlors on
East Park. Mcmillan Easley, Worthy
Matron-Patron.
The Marshall BrittS home was
scene of the BeauticianS Exchange of
gifts Xmas Party Bird Monday educa-
ton meet beauty parlor 4th and
fremont the regular business meet.
Mrs. E. Curry is pres. the Britts were
dinner host to the Clifford Jones.
Mrs. E. Murray and ReynoId Whit
ted of Bloomington. Mrs. Murray
was victim of home fire recently.
Visit Daughter: Mrs. Minnie Penn
North 5th visited her daughter the
Alma Price at Dover, Del. and also
visited in Pa.
MoRELAND. TO Mr. and Mrs. George.
402 N. Romine St, son at La pm.
Wednesday In Mercy Hospital.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-01-17
PETITION IN JACKSON
ESTATE IS FILED

Petition for the appointment of
an administrator for the estate of
Blanche W. Jackson, who die d
Nov. II, was filed Friday in Coun-
ty Court.
The petition listed 5000 in per-
sonal property and asked that Lo-
vey B. Yarbro, 4O5 E. Grove St..
Champaign, be appointed admin
iStra'or
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-01-17

The Clarence Taylor Carver Park
were dinner host to: Ronald Smith
NY. City, the VIM. BowdenS Bloom
ington, II. S. Combs and II. E.
Combs, the Louis Taylors and Rev.
H. Almond.
The Frank Hendricks Houseguest:
Mrs. Colleen Hayden NJ Y. City
and daughter Carlo who also visited
at Springfield with the Bruce HaydenS
Sr. and the Carl Smiths Chicago.
The Will McDuffs dinner guest:
The Vern LewiseS and family.
The Saml. Davis Carver Park
dinner guest: Father Arthur Clark
Chicago, mother Mrs. Clara Clark,
Mel Winfield, aunt Mrs Willie Speed
Ben Stovall
Mrs Dorothy Thompson North 5th
Luncheon Hostess To: MeSdameS:
Nedlett, Jude Zarchery, Exeyln
Miller Jean Davis, c. Maclin and
Gorge Fondville,
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-01-17
visited from Texas.

visited from Texas.
The r. Khadems were reception
host TO Bahai'S and friends in their
home w. Bradley Ave. New Years
mite about IS friends were invited.
The out of town guest at home their
son and family M. Khalem from
Harvard University daughter and
family from Ohio. The evening was
enjoyed with deliceS of the season.
Mrs. Marian Miller Waterloo, NY.
has moved to Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Ester Harding doing nicely
at home West Nevada as Prof ChaS.
Hotties at home West Iowa
Mr.. Clifford Baker of E. Slough
ton victim of losing his home by fire
he is now in home of his daughter
Mrs. Margaret Baker l08 E. Slough
ton.
Mrs. Robert Hutchens had a very
lovely visit in Port RIGA visiting her
daughter Barbara.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-01-17

BLAkNEY. to Mr.. and Mrs. Slmmie.
1908 Alabama Dr.. son at 1914 am.
Wednesds~ In Carrie Hospital
SIMPSON-We wish TO express sincere
gratitude to our friends. relatives and
caSket bearers for the acts of kind
ness, messages OF sympathy and floral
tributes during our sad bereavement.
We especially thank Rev. CharieS J.
Patterson, pastor of the Union Baptist
eaurch lOr officiating also Rev Joel
l. King, pastor OF Paradise Baptist
ehulcn Tor his comforting remarks.
THE FAMILY OF
FRED DOUGLAS SIMPSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-09
.fLOVE and
LAUGHTER
Big Vacation. Show
Free for Wutchino
By MARJORIE HOLMES

Hey you gals get out Of the kitchen, come on out
and see the sky!" the men call:
You and your friend, washing up after a crowd
thnk-oh, dear, must they interrupt? If Just keep
at it the worst Of 1t viii be over then we can relax
"okay, in just little while" you can back but they
nssIYPud better come fast or TN be over; sunsets
So with an impatient glance at the mess still awaiting
your attention you trot obediety down to join them
the float.
Before you halfway there the sky has wiped out
every yesge Of regret Even the children are standing
No not that one, another cries, "its prettier
over there" =.
tons-"1t's like contest between east and west"
Fiery OIympics
AS indeed is For the sky parted neatly down the
middle by strip Of gentan blue And to the east the
sweep upward from whey grape base to pompadour
behind them lightning darts changing the face Of them
each teand all Of this reprinted upon the water which
rocks and spares and adds its own bright gems and sill
The west not to be cutdone by this snowy splendor
has caught the golden efulgence Of the sinking sun Itself
behind its banks of trees Its offering is sheer shouid
light that begins with bands lemon yellow and ten-
sites as it touches the upper branches setting the whole
forest afame and for few brief lake itself
And rearing here magnificent and slightly behind
the golden glory you see quite swiftly mounting mighty
purple cloud .,.
Antics in the Rain
Sure looks like it's going to rain" somebody says
stand there mareng And even then the wind goes
ripping whike across the water there is the crack Of
Gnunder In the nils.
'The boat somebody cover the boat" father orders
And other parents dispatch children to gather up Skis
belts towels.
It pounceS the first Of you reach the cabin. The
and boys busy at these duties, drenched when
they rush in. Wipe your feet" somebody yes Here"
You toss them towels The rain laundering the roof
dashng misy the porch Everybody starts rushing
about moving magazines, pillows touches Yet there Is
snug corner where the lot Of you sit watching the
Storm and the sky which, curiousy retains wide Swathe
Of rose, persistent clutch Of gold *-.
Coffee anyone? Hot coffee?" You have heated up the
mas cak
on paper napkins Some Of them start the record player
and dance barefoot first the porch then the pro-
tests Of shriekng mothers the grass and then the wet
float. ~,
We'd Miss the Sunsets Without Them
STOP STOP back, you'll get struck by lightning
you'll be soaked, you'll get spinters in your feet!"
They do not hear The wet shining dock the per-
feet dance floor the lightning the perfect Illumination the
thunder and the spar of ainropS the water
all the music that they need. s..
ids!" you say to friend, returning to the kit
chen. Husbands"
"A little bit daft all Of Them" she agrees But
face lived never see the sunsets without them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-09
Points for Parents }, t.,t. rA.n.. w.,l...

1t IS Unfair for mother to make her shopping trip
Otstn0 trip also uen small tired child Is NTH her,
Evening star., 1961-11-28
THE
DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK. - The Alfred
HitchcOcks gave their annual
big party the other day.
These parties always have been
marked by a single off-beat
Hitchcock touch This time
the 40 guests assembled in the
garden, where the circular din
ner table had been set up with
place cards, The eminent guests
milled around the table, search
ing for their names, in vain.
The 40 place cards all bore
fictitious names. The guests
finally recognized the hoax
and sat where they chose.
At Mrs. Marjorie Post Hut
ton Davies Mays ball for the
Cancer Fund, Bergdorf-Good-
man donated a mink coat for
the rattle. 1t was won by Mrs.
Henri Bendel Pat Boone
has signed to do a concert in
Mexico City's bull ring, the
largest in the world In
Germany, the story is told of
a visitor to Walter UIbricht's
office who saw a strange phone
on the desk-a receiver, but no
Evening star., 1961-11-28
NEWS OF MUSIC
Miss Sorfoty Deserves
A Better Program

back, the basketball hoops and
other athletic gear raised to the
girderS overhead, is still high
school gym. That is not to say
that such a hall is not suitable
for a recital, but this recital
was suitbale for the hall.
Taste was in evidence
throughout her recital except
once, and that was supposed to
be the heavy part of the pro-
gram; the three mezzo arias
from Carmen" These were
sung in English, and lean, un-
lovely English" it was.
The Bellini airs were deliv-
cred with great sensitivity and
feeling for their lovesick mes
sage, and the Brahms songs
were very effective. Perhaps
the best moments of the eve
ming were the five little songs
by Falla, Mana especially, for
their delicate evocation Of senti-
ment. The sophisticated Pou-
lenc songs were delivered with
an appropriate archneSs.
Community Concerts has a
new gimmick. Instead of a
program, the auditor is handed
a copy of Volume I. No. l of a
magazine called BRAVO! Mag
Evening star., 1961-11-28

when he comes to New York
next month for the premiere
of Les Liaisons Dangereuses. "
Socialite-actresS Dina Mer-
rill missed Thanksgiving with
her three children and husband
Stanley RumbOugh. They were
in the east, and Dina in Hol-
lywood where she is filming a
TV show.
-
Cleopatra" statistics depart
ment: Six thousand pairs of
shoes we're bought for the peo-
pie in the picture and this
does not include the principles.
There are 300 in the cast. not
counting extras. The MOTEL bill
in Rome for 20th-FoX players
and personnel will come to half
a million dollars. Phew!!
Invitation from John Mills:
DO come to see me Gin Ross
on Broadway. I told him I
might be there in the spring.
So. he commented, IF we're
still there. It's a roulette wheel
whether a play that was a hit
in London, goes we'll across the
water"
+ 4
James Mason, who co-stars
with John Mills in the movie,
Tiara Tahiti" says of Tahiti:
ITS a very easy, immaterial
way of life-a wonderful place
to readjust from the madcap
scamper."
Evening star., 1961-11-28

A comely brunette with a
beautifully controlled mezzo-
soprano which she uses with
muSicianship and taste, Regina
Sarfaty in her mid-twenties has
given herself up to that hope
and despair of the young con-
cert artist in America, Commu-
nifty Concerts, Inc, an affiliate
of Columbia Artists Manage
ment. This season, therefore,
she will tour the highways and
the byWays with the light
weight program listed above,
which was delivered with exqui-
site grace last night in Rock
vile.
Those around who recall heI
appearance in Washington a
few years back, singing a lesser
role in the Maria Callas reviva,
of Bellini's III Pirata," or the
"Orfeo" of Monteverdi, will
shed a quiet tear at this regres-
Sive step. A high school gym
even with the bleachers folded
Evening star., 1961-11-28

mouthpiece. Ulbricht said:
That's the direct line to the
Kremlin."
-
Alfred Barr, head Of the
Museum of Modern Art, visited
the home of the Joseph HaZens
and admired their priced COL
lection Of paintings. Hazens
is the film producer who did
the Dean Martin and Jerry
Lewis movies Barr asked:
How can a man of your taste
also produce Martin and Lewis
pictureS?" IF it weren't
for those pictures" replied
Hazen. who then pointed to
the masterpieces, Il wouldn't
have these pictures"
Michael Redgrave, star of
The Complaisant Lover" has
commissioned Emlyn Williams
to adapt Ibsen's The Master
Builder" for the London stage
next season Capitol Rec
ords Just recorded three albums
and nine single songs from the
new musical The Gay Life"
Kyle Rote, captain of the
Giants offensive platoon, is
writing "A Handbook of Of
fensive Football" for Macmil-
Ian. He majored in Spanish at
college, and will write the
Spanish translation.
The agents who found ST.
060,000 in negotiable bonds and
cash stored over the mansion
Of the late Mrs. Katherine
Geddes Benedict we're tipped
off to the hunt by her grand
daughter, Gambi. The young
lady insisted, There's tons of
cash around the house" .
Mrs. Benedict diStruSted banks
because she once suffered a
heavy loss. That's why, when
her late daughter was 25, Mrs.
Benedict handed her a 81 mil
lion trust fund in cash.
Evening star., 1961-11-28

Ecstasy Revisited
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD MAMA Hedy
Lamarr's Ecstasy" will be re-
made by Astor Pictures. Vice
president Mario De Vecchi, who
handled La Dolce Vita" in this
country. told me there will be a
search all over the world to
find a beautiful girl to play
the part that brought fame and
NOtOriety to Hcdy in 1888. All
l remember of the movie was
Hedy running through the
woods in her birthday suit.
and the clouds in the sky. And
Miss Lamarr's eCtaSy.
Famed director Federico Eel
lini has found his next picture
-"Voyage of Love" This is
the sequel to his very success
full La Dolce Vita which
left something unsaid," 1 was
told. The new film will say
it MarcellO Mastrioni
Evening star., 1961-11-28

will be the star again, but not
with Anita Ekberg.
< =
One of The Hustler" leads
(not Jackie Gleason) sulked
himself right out Of a Look
mag cover story. Shelly
Winters Italian beau, Alex
Viespi. flew to New York to be
with her for a week. Shelly
starts rehearsalS for a new
play in January. Princess
Grace Kelly is looking for an
other secretary. Her PhiIlis
Blum is marrying English Ju-
liam Earl who is related to
Somerset Vaughan.
Olivia de Havilland will have
her daughter with her in New
York when she comes here next
month to start rehearSalS with
Henry Fonda for "A Gift of
Time" Son Benny is in school
in France. but husband Pierre
Galante will commute from
Paris to Broadway.
4
Sophia Loren plays what she
does best, a peasant, in The
Rattle" her one-hour segment
OF "Bocaccio TO-" Roger
Vadim brings fiancee Catherine
of the strawberry blonde hair
Evening star., 1961-11-28
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Evening star., 1961-11-28
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Evening star., 1961-11-28

last. Maybe Community Con-
certs has the answer, sending
a nice, pretty and talented
young artist like Regina Sar-
faty out on the road with a
program she should be ashamed
Of, no matter how well she
sings it.
Evening star., 1961-11-28

FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN ONLY
Evening star., 1961-11-28

azine of the Lively Arts. The
program Of the evening is
bound into it. Before the reci-
tai and at intermission one
may read all about how Pierre
SaInger is bringing new life to
music in Washington. or Lily
Pons on fashion, Andre Kost-
elanetz on recordings. Virgil
Thomson on music criticism,
and Max Graf on why America
doesn't do more for its talented
young singers.
It's a good question, that
Evening star., 1961-11-28
By JOHN HASKINS
Contributing Critic

Regina Sarfaty, mezzo-Soprano; David
Stlmer, pianist. At Richard Mont
gomery High School, Rockville. Pro-
gram: Quando incise su ouel marmo,
Dolente immagine di File mia, Per
pleta, bell idol mio, V. Bellini; Vie
Melodien zieht eS mir, Mien wundes
Herr verlangt. o huehler Wald,
UnueberWindligh. ]. Brahms; Haban-
erss. Card Scene, Seguidilla, from
Carmen" @. Bizet; e pano moruno,
Asturiana, JOta, Mana, Polo, Manuel
de Falla; C'est ainsi que tu es,
Amoureuses, Hotel, Adelina a la
Promenade. ?. Poulenc; Early in the
morninR, What If some little pain.
Ned Rorem, Rose Family. Elliott
Carter: o Waly Waly, BENJAMIN
Britten; Tlgeroo, FROG and the Snake,
Irving Fine
Evening star., 1961-11-28
military ACADEMY cHARLOTIE KAlL AeAOEM

Junior and Senior High School-Smoll
Remediol and 0evelopmentoI- 18Th
Evening star., 1961-03-06
Lubor-Munuoer
Meeting Called

President Kennedy today
called his Advisory Committee
on Labor Management Policy
to meet at the White House
March 81.
This will be the first meet
ing of the 21-memher commit
tee headed by Secretary of
Labor Goldberg and including
representatives of labor, man
agement and the public.
The White House said Mr..
Kennedy will meet with the
committee, which he set Up
to try to promote more har-
monious relations between
labor and management IN an
effort to hold wages aid prices
in line to prevent initiation
while stepping up productivity.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
s. Billion Set
AsNavyNeeds
In Equipment

The Navy is almost so per
cent short on needed guided |
missiles, 25 per cent short on
aircraft and under strength on
carriers, cruisers, destroyers and
support ships, according to the
Navy's limited-war shopping
list, made public today by
Aviation Daily.
The amended budget for the
coming fiscal year has not been
presented to Congress, but the
Navy needs 2,400 more aircraft,
about 800 of which would be
combat planes; an overall in
crease of 49 per cent in num-
bers of guided missiles, one ad-
ditional aircraft carrier, one
cruiser, II destroyers, 16 nu-
clear submarines, Is amphibi-
Gus assault ships and eight
supply ships.
The Navy would not publicly
put a price on it's needs. but
the package obviously would
cost almost So billion, spread
over several years.
On behalf of the Marine
Corps, the Navy also is seeking
to put another Marine division
at sea. At present only one is
at sea, the rest are in the
United States.
The Navy'S plans are geared
heavily to nuclear, rather than
conventional, limited war. The
new planes would be jets,
which are best adapted to
delivery of nuclear bombs.
If used for non-nuclear war,
these planes would carry a
rather small explosive charge
at an extremely high cost.
The one Navy bomber ideally
suited for a long, conventional
war fought from carriers-the
propeller driven Ads not
on the shopping list.
The list would give the Navy
one new carrier task group.
Another Pentagon report, by
Secretary of Defense Nc
Namara's limited-war study
group, indicated two additional
carrier task groups would be
necessary for an adequate con-
ventional limited-war force for
the Navy.
Evening star., 1961-03-06

the-world record for light
planes.
Mr.. Conrad hoped to reach
the Caribbean island of Trini-
dad this afternoon after a
1712-hour flight from Dakar.
The flying GRANDPA t h e r
planned to fly from Trinidad to
Miami, Fla, where he started
his trip last Monday. The
Evening star., 1961-03-06

present record for light planes
is 20 days.
Mr.. Conrad landed his two
engine Piper Aztec in Dakar
after an uneventful trip from
Lagos, Nigeria. and slept sew
eral hours before resuming his
journey.
Dick Jennings of the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. is a
passenger on the flight.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
Round-the-WorId
Flight Nedrs End

DAKAR, Senegal, Mar. 6
(AP).-Max Conrad flew west
ward across the Atlantic today
on the next-to-last lap Of his
attempt to set a new round
Evening star., 1961-03-06

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GINA; AlsIsnsTio, ArliNsssH, Fsiriax, Eslls
churth. Mttssn, AnnsndsIs. Hsrndss, Rursll-
vile. Msas,SOs, Middlsbvrs. VIC RtsiRvE thE
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Evening star., 1961-04-08
Scottish Rite
Leaders Comino
Conference

World lerders of the Scottish
Rite Freemasonry from more
than 25 North and South
American countries will open
the eighth International Con-
ference Of Supreme Councils at
10 am. Monday in the House
of the Temple. 1888 Sixteenth
street NV.
The Supreme Councils of
Southern United States, North
ern United States and Canada
will be co-hosts for the con-
ference.
A special vesper service will
be held at 4 pm. tomorrow in
Metropolitan Memorial Meth
odist Church, Nebraska and
New Mexico avenues NV.
DR.. Edward G. Latch, pastor
Of the church, will preach.
The delegates will visit Gov.
TaweS of Maryland at the