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Evening star., 1961-06-11

El7:l1zl2;1' ~
Ills q NEWS. WEATHER. SPORTS.
Color. Rash. Forester. Simpson.
"a WE'TH'R. SP'TS. LOCAL NEWS.
Allen. GiImartn. Meyer
l1:2o % THE LATE SHOW.
Movie l Hour, 40 Min. Manila Calling"
1912 band of guerriIas against the
Japs during World War II. Lloyd Nolan.
Carole Lands.
ll:3o q JACK PAAR SHOW.
Variety l1a Hours. Color. Guests
Brendan Behan, Alex King, Betty johnson.
q EDITORIAL. WED'DAY MOVIE.
Hours "Sh! The Octopus" 1887. A
rented lighthouse, touched" caretaker
and shipwrecked girl provide adventure
for two of the worlds dumbest detectives
Hugh Herbert. Allen jenkins.
1870 9 NEWSBEAT.
100 q THE LATE, LATE SHOW.
Hour "City of Chance" 1910. Girl
reporter crashes the forbidden doors Of a
gambling club to get the inside story
Lynn Bari C. Aubrey Smith.
100 q INSPIRATION.
Religion.
l:3o @ WORLD NEWS.
lbs 0 DAILY WORD.
200 q MEDITATION. WEATHER.
Religion. Prayer by various faiths.
Evening star., 1961-05-21
New White House CRYSTAL

goth century, Julian Leonard
Street. The late Mr.. Street
was an American novelist, eS-
Sayist and writer on gas
tronomy.
AS q newspaperman, the
author covered such stories
Of the period as the first at
tempt Of Sir Thomas Upton
to win the Americas Cup. He
also collaborated with Booth
Harrington in writing the
comedy, Country Cousin"
The French government
awarded Mr.. Street the Che
valier's Cross of the Legion
Of Honor in gratitude for
his efforts in popularizing
knowledge Of French wines.
Mrs. Kennedy visited the
glass factory last spring dur
ing the primary campaign.
She was repeatedly very i'm
pressed with the crystal. and
when she felt the need to
add to the White House COL
lection, chose the Guild and
the State Of West Virginia
as a special tribute.
The announcement Of the
Evening star., 1961-05-21

Mrs. Kennedy is paying a
special tribute to West Vir-
ginia, the State where one
Of the hardest primary bat
ties was fought in her hus-
bands campaign for the
presidential nomination.
The First Lady has made
her initial purchase of items
to grace the table in the
State dining room-a large
order Of crystal.
The Morgantown Glass
ware Guild of Morgantown,
w. Va. has shipped six
dozen each of water goblets.
red and white wines and
champagne glasses to the
White House. They will be
used for the first time on
Tuesday when Mrs. Kennedy
gives q luncheon in honor of
the Senate Ladies at the EX-
ecutive Mansion.
The pattern, called the
"old Julian Street crystal.
is classically simple and
tulip-shaped.
It gets its name from a we'll
known writer of the early
Evening star., 1961-05-21

crystal purchase follows on
the heels Of President Ken
nedy's cancellation Of his
scheduled speech at the Uni
versity of West Virginia's
commencement on June S.
The Presidents scheduled
talks with Soviet Premier
Khrushchev and British
Prime Minister Macmillan
forced the cancellation. How
ever, the President has agreed
to speak at the university at
a later date.
Evening star., 1961-05-21
By BETTY BEALE

trunks with "The Royal
Ballet" Stencilled on them.
A closer inspection revealed
that "Moiseyev Ballet" tags
were also attached.
Because of the secrecy
that ShroudS Russian ac-
tivities, imaginationS began
to run riot. One person
thought, "Ah, hal They have
decided to use trunks left
over from Czarist days" But
this theory was quickly dis
carded when it was pointed
out that the ballet COM
panieS Of Russia even in
Czarist days were not called
"The Royal Ballet"
Another person instantly
remembered that the Royal
Ballet, which is the name
given to Britain's company
once known as SadlerS Wells,
was scheduled to go to Rus
sia about a year ago when
the trip was Cancelled, but,
he recalled, the trunks had
been sent ahead and there
was a rumor that they had
not been returned. "Ah.
ha" said the others. so
they are using the British
trunks to save money for
more missileS!"
Other theories developed
as the surprised ballet-goers
viewed the sinister situation.
But, alas, the truth, as is
frequently the case, was q
dull disappointment. The
ballet cases belonged to none
other than Impresario Sol
Hurok, who lends them to
companies he shepher d S
across the country because
of their easier access and
adaptability while on the
road. The Royal Ballet were
the last ones to stamp their
names on them.
. . =
A LOST PEARL posed q
problem that noted scien-
fists couldn't handle, but a
Sheraton Park waiter, ap-
preaching the problem SCI
entifically, had no trouble
at all.
At the recent big dinner
that drew scientists from all
over the world to honor DR..
Theodore Won Karman, "the
father of American aero
space science" on his 80th
birthday, one Of the guests
lost a pearl. It was Mrs.
Oskar Morgenstern. who was
sitting at a front table with
her husband, the Princeton
professor. when she suddenly
discovered that the very big
pearl in her ring-a family
heirloom-waS missing.
All the scientists Seate d
with her or around her, i'm
mediately applying their adj
vance knowledge Of aero
space dynamics, got down on
their hands and knees and
began looking under the ia
BILE for the valuable ge m.
They were thusly occupied
when a waiter came up and
suggested that they take the
scientific view Of the situa-
ton.
Applying Newton's ba sic
law of gravitation he pointed
out that the pearl must have
rolled and to find out where
it was necessary to determine
If the floor slanted. It did.
So they followed the slant
to the logical place where
the pearl must have rolled.
and there it was. It
Just goes to show that man
with head in clouds has no
notion what is happening
around feet.
Evening star., 1961-05-21
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Kennedys to Be Bonqueted
In Historic Moqnificence

Neither the White House
nor the French Embassy will
give it out, but according to
the fastest news service in
Washington - the social
grapevine plans are in the
making for President and
Mrs. Kennedy to be enter
tained in France at a gilt
tering dinner in that most
fabulous of all palaces
Versailles.
If they go through, the
incredibly magnificent royal
residence, built and lived in
by Louis XIV at the zenith
Of his reign, will come to
life again for the formal,
full dress De Gaulle-Ken-
nedy dinner. Besides the
splendor of the setting, the
beauty Of the fountains and
extensive gardens that en-
ployed nearly 100 sculptors
when it was designed, the
dinner guests would not feel
the least bit cramped. In the
time of the Louis the palace
could house 10000 persons!
THIS ELEGANT DINNER
would take place on the
evening of June !, the second
night of the KennedyS' visit,
which will last from the
morning Of the 31st until the
afternoon of the I'd.
On the night Of the 31st,
President and Nine. de
Gaulle will give a dinner for
them in the presidential
residence, the ElySee Palace.
This, too, is stepped with
the glamour Of French his
tory, having been the resi-
dence of Nine. de Pompa-
dour, mistress of Louis XIV.
President and Mrs. Ken
nedy are due to entertain
President and Mrs. de Gaulle
at q luncheon on the 1st in
the American Embassy resi-
dence. Sandwiched in be-
tween these important func-
tions will be a reception at
the Hotel de Vile, which is
the seat Of the municipal
government Of Paris, q visit
by Mrs. Kennedy to the new
rooms recently opened at the
Louvre. and possibly a visit
to Nine. de Gaulle's special
charity. It is also understood
that Mrs. Kennedy will hold
a press conference in Paris.
SECRET TARY OF DE-
FENSE MCNAMARA, who
has the Job Of figuring out
a way to defend this coun-
try and resist Communist
pressure in a world where
we are rapidly losing the
favorable balance Of power,
is the best man for the job,
say his friends. II there
Is q way Of improving the
situation, he'll think Of it.
When he gave up the
presidency Of the Ford Mo-
tor Co., Henry Ford II asked
him to jot down any sug-
gestions he might have for
improving the company, pro-
duction, etc. Bob had only
"a hours notice, but he wrote
down So suggestions!
Said Ford later, he'd be five
years getting them all done.
e .
WASHINGTONIANS WHO
ATTENDED the Moiseyev
Ballet here a fortnight ago
and departed the Capitol
Theater via the ramp that
runs along one side of the
theater from stage to alley
exit, got quite a surprise.
There in the passageway
were any number of packing
Evening star., 1961-05-21

ATTENDED the Moiseyev
Ballet here a fortnight ago
and departed the Capitol
Theater via the ramp that
runs along one side of the
theater from stage to alley
exit, got quite a surprise.
There in the passageway
were any number of packing
Evening star., 1961-02-08
Controllers to Hold
ReuionoI Meetino

Financial managers Of Wash.
ington's leading business COM
panies, banks and public util-
tiles will be hosts to their
fellow controllers throughout
the east on April 6-8, when the
District Of Columbia Control Of
the Controllers Institute Of
America will sponsor the latter's
1861 eastern regional confer
ence at the Shoreham Hotel.
Franklin A. Gibbons, jr.,
vice president and controller,
Riggs National Bank. is chair
man Of arrangements and hoeas-
ing for the gathering, and
Theodore Herr, partner In the
accounting firm Of Price Water
house q Co., is program chair
man. The conference secretary
is Howard r. Carmichael,
regional controller, the Reuben
H. Donnelley Corp.
The other conference COM
mittee chairmen include: Ray
mond @. Lochiel, Capital Air
lines, Inc: Charles L. Carr.
Potomac Electric Power: James
w. Shields, Judd O. Detweiler,
Inc. - Charles E. Sener, jr.,, the
Chesapeake & Potomac Tele.
phone: Jennings A. Snider,
Julius Garfinkle & Co.: Robert
B. Curry Southern Railway: o.
H. Ritenour, Washington Gas
Light CO, -.
Evening star., 1961-02-08
E. D. Bowman Named
Rdnk Vice President

Directors Of the Fairfax
County National Bank yester-
day elected E. DeLong Bowman
vice president following the
annual stockholders meeting at
which all directors were re-
elected, 1t was announced by
Dale H. Smith. board chairman
and president.
Mr.. Bowman is president OF
A. Smith Bowman g. Sons,
Fairfax distillery firm. and has
been q director of the bank
since its organization in Jan
uary. 1858.
The bank has had steady
growth and set new records at
the end Of 1860 with assets Of
$8,607. .746 and deposits Of
$7,o45.I33.
Re-elected directors were: H.
10y Anderson. Mr.. Bowman,
Edmund D. Campbell, James B.
Franklin, Griffith T. Garrett,
jr., John Haynes. jr.. Mrs. Gar
field L. KasS, Fred G. Macarow,
Robert ]. McCandlish, jr.,
Walter G. Moyle. Henry J..
Rolls, Randolph D. Rouse, VIII
liam E. Schooley, Mr.. Smith,
Arthur c. Weld and Davis Weir,
Evening star., 1961-02-08
BudWeuther
Hundicups
Steel Output

NEW YORK. Feb. 8 (AP)-
Severe winter weather has
handicapped the steel industry's
struggle to rise from the dol
drums. the Iron Age said today.
Production continued at
roughly one half Of capacity.
Referring to subnormal tenn
peratures and recent heavy
snowfalls in the industrial East
and Midwest, the weekly metal.
working magazine observed:
THE weather has cut into
sales Of durable goods. particu-
lArly cars and major appliances,
and slowed construction prof.
ectS.
"The severe weather Is hav-
ing a much greater effect on
overall business and the steel
industry than is generally be-
lieved. B.
Because Of 1t, steel opera
tions this week will be well
below normal, even considering
the low rate Of new ORDERS"
Another source Of gloom, the
magazine said, was q series Of
reports out Of Detroit on auto
plant layoffs, tagging car sales,
creeping new car inventories
and weakening order prospects.
Iron Age saw little chance of
q sustained improvement in
the steel picture without q
pickup in automotive orders.
Evening star., 1961-02-08
D. c. Building Permits
Up Sharply in Month

Bolstered by more than $40
million Of District government
projects, January building per-
mitS IN the District Of Colum-
bia were valued at $l5,946.440,
In contrast to $3,275,139 in
January last year. ;
The January total included
SO million for the District
stadium, $39a,000 for repairs
and elevators Of the D. C. gov
ernment and $l30,000. for o
dormitory at Lorton,, Va,
reformatory.
However, the private permits
in January totaled $5,4lS.440.
compared with $2,285. .497 in
January, 1860.
Apartments accounted for
$3.50, 900 VS.. $150,000 q year
earlier and dwellings accounted
for $457. 900 VS.. $251,000. OFF,
ces totaled $3.50. 900, compared
with none q year earlier.
Big items in the January list
were $2.2 million for Q new
school and $500 900 for o con-
ValeScent home,
Evening star., 1961-02-08

manager for the Myrtle Desk
Co. Of High Point. N. c., and
Boiling Chair Co. Of siler City,
N. c. He succeeds r. e. Smith
of Bethesda.
Harold u. Baetjer has been
named to the executive staff
OF the National Ice Association
here. He formerly was with
the Association of American
Railroads.
Martin L. Bartling, jr., past
president Of the National AS
sociation Of Home Builders.
who has appeared at many
congressional hearings here,
has been appointed assistant TO
the president Of United States
Gypsum Co.
Mary Jenkins Of Revere Fur.
niture & Equipment Co. has
been assigned to handle a
$l50.000 contract for decoration
Of the new Colony Z Motor Inn
at Annapolis Junction on the
Washington . Baltimore park
way.
Evening star., 1961-02-08
PEOPLE
IN
BUSINESS

Edward Bagwell will super.
wise . new engineering division
Of Continental Technical Serv.
ice, Inc, at Silver Spring, Md.
The Dayton, Ohio, firm expects
the division win speed up serv.
ice for eastern clients.
Stanley C. Partel has been
appointed manager Of the
Washington Government sales
office Of the Detroit Diesel
Engine Division of General
Motors. He succeeds J. Ken.
meth Hampton. who retired.
Milton Adler has been named
portable representative for
Royal McBee : Corp. In the
washington Baltimore terri
tory. He held o similar position
in New York.
Ager Il. Bergeron Of Balti-
more has been named district
Evening star., 1961-02-08
UhI Is Named
ByFuirchiId

NEW YORK, Feb. 8 (AP).-
Edward @. UhI, q West Coast
aviation executive. today was
appointed president Of Fair
child Engine & Airplane Corp,
effective February 20.
Mr.. Uhl, who also will become
chief executive officer, served
Ryan Aeronautical Co. as vice
president and San Diego divi-
sion manager.
He will replace Sherman M.
Fairchild who will remain as
chairman. Mr.. Fairchild took
over the chief executive officer
role October S after the resigna-
ton Of ]. H. Carmichael, as
company president.
The Fairchild firm has its
headquarters at Hagerstown,
Md.
Evening star., 1961-02-08
Montgomery Tract
Sells for $665,OOO

Pap, Inc. yesterday an
nounced the sale Of 100 acres OF
the intersection Of Routes "a
and 70-S in Rockville to David
Krupshaw and Victor Ochsrnar
for a price Of $665.000.
The property will be devel-
oped into single-family resi-
dences overlooking the Lake.
wood Country Club. The sale
was handled by Daniel Melnick
and Philip Brodsky Of Robinson
Land Brokers.
Evening star., 1961-02-08
N&W Places Order
For 1000 Coal Cars

The Norfolk d Western Rail-
way has ordered 1000 more coal
hopper cars Of 85-ton capacity
from its Roanoke shops and the
new order Is expected to keep
the shops busy for most Of 1851.
Between four and eight cars a
day viii be turned out when the
new $l2 million program starts
In April. A previous order for
1000 cars is being completed.
Evening star., 1961-02-08
Atlantic Planning
Awarded Contract

Atlantic Planning and De-
sign Of Washington has been
awarded the contract to build
and equip . new Count Holi-
day Inn ct the intersection Of
Routes 30l and 80 in Maryland.
Construction will begin this
week with operation Of the
new establishment scheduled to
start August !. Jack Simpson
Of Annapolis Is the owner
Kastner & Associates of Wash.
ington are the architects.
Evening star., 1961-02-08
AccountirH Methods
Will Be Disced

Raymond E. Graichen. part
ner In the Philadelphia ac-
counting firm Of Lybrand, Ross
Bros. & Montgomery. will ad-
dress q dinner meeting OF
Washington Chapter. National
Association Of Accountants, at
the Occidental Restaurant on
Wednesday. February Is.
Mr.. Graichen will discuss
'"the accounting methods di-
lemma." william T. Barnes will
be technical chairman.
Evening star., 1961-02-08
$le Million Contract t
GROTON, Conn

GROTON, Conn, Feb. 8 (AP) -.
"A $l9.Sl4.432 contract to pro-
vide the drive and controls for
the Navy's 600-foot big dish"
radio telescope project was
awarded to the Electric Boat
Division Of General Dynamics
Corp.
Evening star., 1961-02-08
BUSINESS BRIEFS

s7,lSo.4ss or 1886 in 1853
period. !
Great Northern Paper in year
ended January / earned
43,l13,000 or $2.eo Q share VS..
S1.64S,000 or $1.7S in 1859.
American Crystal Sugar in
8 months ended December 81
earned ,$1,002,7ee or $2.l9 q
share vs.. $l,l24.SIe or $3.50 In
1859 period.
Other earnings included:
Fer Year Endsd Daeember 81
Evening star., 1961-02-08
Dividend Is Declared
By Giant Food, Inc.

Directors Of Giant Food, Inc,
have declared q dividend Of 10
cents 3 share on Common Stock
A, President N. M. Cohen an
nounced today following Q
board meeting.
The dividend win be paid
February ~ to stockholders Of
record February II.
Evening star., 1961-02-08
Bell to Be Honored
By Variety Club

Daniel w. Bell, board chair
man Of American Security &
Trust Co. will receive the first
Heart. Of Gold" award of the
Washington Variety Club at q
testimonial luncheon next Mon
day at the Statler Hilton Hotel.
Mr.. Bell, who started his
Evening star., 1961-02-08
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Feb. 9 (APl (USDAJ-
Hoss 5000; moderately active, butchers
steady to 35 higher with the advance
limited mostly. to weights over 230
hisher: only fair shipping demand ;
mixed grade 1-2 and mixed 1.3 190-
22O lb butchers 1858. 90, around
80 head closely sorted 1.2 200-215
ibs Is.5Q-lS.75; 90 and IS s40-S70
lbs ls.00-lS.75: ga and 3s 270-3OO
lbs l7;75:ls.25: mixed grade 1-3 and
2-3 300-4o0 lb sowS l6.O0'l7.25; 90
and 3S 4oQ-5SQ lbs 15.2S.l6.50.
1.050 lbs down weak to SO lower,
heavier weights 26 to rs lower; heifers
steady to 25 lower cows steady TO 26
lover: bulls steady: vealers steady
bulk choice and prime COOL ,375 ID
steers 25,25-28.00; two loads prime
2S.25; load lots mixed good and choice
Evening star., 1961-02-08
Drue,Foir SoIes Rise
26Pct. AboveY YeorAeo,
DESPITE Bad Weather
BY DONALD B. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

With an increase stores than offSettng the effects
of the cold and now sales Of the Drug Fair chain were
the highest for month record reported President
Milton T. Elsberg today.
January sales amounted s267o47l. Jump Of 2625 per
cent from $2I2227 in January last Mr. Esherg said
hs SALES Increase early in the calendar year ind
Evening star., 1961-02-08

Gates the anticipated overall
increase in Drug Fair sales will
become Q reality in 1861" he
added.
The company operated SO
Drug Fairs in January, COM
pared with IS in January last
year. It plans to open its 60th
store on February "a.
Evening star., 1961-02-08
OVER COUNTER

Folloying prices ruYpiSned BY the
ers in WsshinSton represent tie fSn1c %
within which locally active securities
could have been bought or sold at
pm. Wednesday, February g:
Evening star., 1961-02-08

career In the Treasury Depart
ment, has been an outstanding
Washington banker and o leader
in community and civic organi-
cations for many years.
In its announcement Of his
selection. the club said Mr..
Bells spirit Of being q "doer''
makes him the obvious re-
cipient to inaugurate this new
award.
Evening star., 1961-02-08

2S.25; 6 few utility to standard $500
e e. 9S 9Sas piEsd shs shSiSs RS pglms hsitsTs
25 90; utility and standard 1850
22.G0: utility and commercial cows
l6. .25-17.00; Gamers, cutters 1926
1925: utility and commercial bulls
lS.50-2l so; good and choice vealers
good 632 lb stock steers $500.
Evening star., 1961-02-08
EIeetrio Pouer ProdnctIn

Electric Power Production in
the. week ended February !
totaled l5.072.000. 900 kiloMatt
hours, compared with 1885, :
900, 900 in the previous week
and 14.2o3. .o00. 900 in the like
week Q year ago.-EdiSon Elec-
trio Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost Of Q pound each Of
81 foods in general use, this
week declined to SSH from
$6.l4 last week, but was 5.9%
above the like week @ year ago.
Dun & Bradstreet.
Garrett Corp. Of Los Angeles
announced 1t had received $l8
million in contracts for aircraft
environmental equipment and
central air data systems.
Earnings
Safeway Stores, Inc, in 50
weeks ended December 80
earned $34,817,6S9 or $2.72 a
share vs.. $35.70l.i90 or $3.50
In 1859.
Imperial Tobacco Co. in year
ended October 81 earned $l5,-
049,054 VS.. $14.927.717 In 1859.
international Shoe Co. in
year ended November 80 earned
$8,867. .l57 or $2.61 a share VS..
$9,207, ,069 or $2.71 in 1859.
American Stores in 80 weeks
ended December 81 earned
$S,27S,695 or $4.46 q share vs..
Evening star., 1961-02-08
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP) Neon over the coun.
bid, asked. net change and yield for
Evening star., 1961-02-08
CHAIN STORE SALES

!: !: g: T.. Iii| 3
Evening star., 1961-02-08

Inds.
T-Partially tax exempt.
Evening star., 1961-02-08
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK (AP)
= National Associa-
tion Securities Deal
Evening star., 1961-05-21

this page. The rest of the explanation is that they
we're taken by beginning photographer, Mrs. Law
renee Beck of Cucamonga, California, who didn't
know that magazine ever publishes pictures of
dogs in funny hats - not even basset hounds.
1t seems that Mrs. Beck recently bought camera
and decided to become professional photographer.
The first thing she did was 60 home and photograph
some funny hats on the family basset hound, Moana
Lisa $50 named because of her inscrutabe smile)
Mrs. Beck thought the pictures were so amusing
that she mailed them off to THIS WEEK Magazine.
We laughed and said We couldn't print them. But
here they
So now Mrs. Beck has her wish - she's pro-
fessional photographer - and Moana Lisa has been
renamed Corny. CHARLES D. RIeE
Evening star., 1961-05-21

THIS WEEK Mosorine ! Moy n. 1851
Evening star., 1961-05-21
What's SO
funny about
baSSetS?
CUCAMONCA, CALF.

"a ny OocS c'cIy yoAA0
w laugh when he sees
a basset hound? People
don't snicker at collies.
Nobody chuckles when he
catches sight of a boxer.
But let a basset amble in,
stop and gaze up with his
long, sad, deadpan face and
the party breaks up.
That's part of the expla-
nation for the pictures on
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-07
Estate Appraisers
SELLING

FRIDAY. SATURDAY. SUNDAY.
Sept. 6. 9. 10
Hours 1880 AM. to $50 Pm
Selling the costly furnishings,
rcIe art objects and oniiques
c! 25-room mcnsion. one Of
Cleveland Heights finest es-
tates. This estote is the home
OF G notionullY known, indus
triGlist who has moved TO San
francisco, Colit, Sale will be
conducted on the premises Of
this large and beautiful estote.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-07
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

3 UPHOLSTERED chairs, 8 lamps.
2 tables. Call Err. 1-5947 evenings
and Weekends.
cash register, large,
$500; regulation size pool table,
$780, Williams oil burner and oil
drum, 500: Neon overnight guest
sign, S05; #. freezer, SIS; wood
planer, new, $50; coffee grinder.
$50; Howard vegetable electric
weighing machine. $25; 6 grocery
carts and baskets, S25.
VIII. 2-35l4.