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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04
Watch Kept
On Memphis
Indignation

MEMPHIS, Oct. 4 (AP) -
Wary police braced today to
keep the peace at four public
schools which integrated their
first grade classes.
About so policemen, billy
clubs in hand. were assigned to
patrols In the school areas
Special guards watched for
possible dynamite protests"
during the night.
The city's century-old racial
segregation in public schools
ended yesterday when Is Negro
6ryear-olds were assigned to
white schools.
Police Commissioner Claude
Armour sal dno incidents were
reported. He said the special
assignment Of 200 officers to
the school guard patrols would
continue until we are con-
WINGED there is no possibility
of violence"
The special patrols forced
all 500 men in the department
INTO l2-hour shifts. Mr.. Armour
estimated the overtime paw cost
to the city at about $1,000 a
day.
William D. Galbreath, presi-
dent of the City Board of Edu-
cation, said no violence was ex-
pected in the face of police
precaution. If we have anv
trouble it will be a school bow
cott," he said.
A few irate parents withdrew
their youngsters from school
Yesterday as soon as they heard
about the desegregation move
which was prepared in near
secrecy by the school board.
A news blackout on the adj
mission Of Negro pupils was not
lifted until a few hours before
school bells rang. Many resi-
dents didn't know anything I'M
usual was going on until late In
the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04
Koreans Imprison
Socialist Leader

SEOUL, Oct. 4 (AP)-The
South Korean Revolutionary
Court today sentenced a promi-
nent Socialist leader to five
years In prison on charges of
helping the subversive opjec-
tiyes Of the North Korean Com
munist regime.
He is Chang Keun-sang, rs.
longtime political foe of ousted
Presid ent Syngman Rhee.
Chang is chairman of the Re-
formist Party, one of several
Socialist groups organized after
the April revolution last year.
The military junta has dissilved
all political parties.
The court sentenced five
other ranking members Of the
party to prison terms ranging
from s months to IL years on
similar charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04
RIAS Is Given
Funds 10 Grow

BERLIN, Oct. 4 CAP).-The
American radio station in West
Berlin, RIAS. has received an
additional 100000 appropria-
ton to expand its news reports
and other programs beamed
into Communist East Germany,
United States officials said
last night.
RIAS-The letters stand for
Radio In American Sectors
a prime target of Communist
propaganda because of its pene-
tration Of the Iron Curtain.
The stations State Depart
ment directors are delighted
with the extra appropriation
ecause 1t offsets rumors that
RIAS is to be closed down as a
concession to the East, in
formed sources said.
One Of the proclaimed Com
muniSt aims In demanding that
West Berlin become a free city
Is to close down RIAS.
The Communist press and
radio Of East Germany recently
have stepped up their attacks
on RIAS. Dozens of people
have been jailed by Red courts
for listening to the enemy
station"
Better Coverage
Officials said some of the
money will be spent on improv-
ing an antenna In West Berlin
enabling programs to be broad
cast day and night on 100 kilo-
watts. For technical reasons it
has to be reduced to 20 kilo-
watts after dark with the pres
ent antenna. The station also
Is to receive more mobile re-
cording vans to improve COW
erage in West Berlin.
Those two projects will absorb
100000.
Another transmission i'm
provement will be the alloca-
ton Of an extra four hours
daily to RIAS programs on the
Voice Of America transmitter
at Munich. making a daily total
Of ga hours.
Since the Communists closed
the border August Is East Ber-
liners and may East Germans
have been deprived Of the OBJ
portunity to come to West Ber-
lin to read Western newspapers
visit exhibitions and 60 to
theaters and concerts.
81 Million Budget
The remaining 5000, 900. which
officials hope will become an
annual appropriation, will be
used In the current budget year
to remedy this deficiency.
R1AS' annual budget is about
81 million.
In Munich yesterday, 81
American civic leaders toured
Radio Free Europe headuuar-
tiers here and listened to al
lecture by United States AM
oassador Walter C. Bowling on |
the Importance of its privately
financed American transmitter.
The visitors included a group
OF % American mayors who
came here after a weekend
stay in isolated Berlin and So
other Americans on a European
tour Of RIFE facilities, led by
Mayor Henry W. Maier Of Nil
waukee. |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04
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Evening star., 1961-12-22

might have been interesting.
Liars can be pretty and con-
vincing.
When Ben Hecht's daughter
Jenny was a little girl. she
seemed to be very tempera-
mental. Now that she is a young
lady she is being very Coop
erative, giving interviews and
winning friends with her can
did talk about her role in
"Katie's Lot" for producer Ed
Schrieber. The same pro-
ducer has bought the rights to
Hecht's "Winkelberg" play
about the late Bohemian poet
Maxwell Bodenheim. Paul New
man is wanted for the leading
role. And the move will be made
in New York where Paul and
wife jeanne Newman prefer to
live.
\ \ 4
Singer-actor frankie Avalon
told me that a batch of his
New York fans were told he
was at the Carlysle Hotel when
actually it was President Ken
nedy the photographers were
waiting for. You can imagine
the Presidents surprise when
he came Quito be confronted
by screeching teen-age girls
yelling frankie, we love you!'
Evening star., 1961-12-22
HOLLYWOOD
Perry Thanks With Care
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

husband. But that would be
too much, says Miss Wood, and
too late.
They hired an expert to teach
Fabian the Twist for his Jimmy
Stewart starrer at 20th-F Fox.
But Fabian was better than the
expert! . Joan Collins fingers
in London because of that Brit
ish actor. And besides, what
does she have to come home to,
with the aforementioned Beatty
all tied up? Joan almost ruined
her film career waiting around
for him.
Art Linkletter and his family
will take you to the Holy Land,
via his Christmas spectacular
to be seen Christmas eve from
4 to S. The Linkletters and
Robert, Is; Sharon, IA, and
Diane. IL. visited the historic
points in the time of Christ
the Manger, the River Jordan
where John baptized Jesus, and
today's no-man's land separat-
ing Jordan and Israel.
i
In the soon-to-be- released
Hayley Mills picture. Whistle
Down the Wind" Hayley mis-
takes an escaped murderer for
Christ returned to earth. I saw
the movie in London, and the
young blond actress is good, as
always.
Someone at a party the other
night said that Hayley would
have been good as the vicious
liar in THE Children's Hour"
At once I said a Mortified "Oh,
no." But, thinking it over. the
shock effect of this sweet young
miss in such a dreadful role
Evening star., 1961-12-22

Films of More Thon Routine Merit
THE ENEMY BELOW"-Robert Mitchum Curt Jurgens
in a dramatic duel between a DE and a NaZi sub.
"FANNY"-Leslie Caron and Maurice Chevaier in Josh
Logan's beguing new film of the PagnOl classic
"GREYFRIARS BOBBY"-The story of the small dog that
won the heart Of a big city; for the Disney set.
"GUNS OF NAVARONE"-Gregory Peck, Anthony Quinn
and others in exciting World War III adventure yarn
"A NIGHT TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS style recall Of
the tragic first and last voyage Of the Titanic.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
LYONS
DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-GOv. Rockefel-
Ter, for the first time since he
entered public life. is sending
no Christmas cards this year.
AS further evidence that
he does not intend to run for
political office in Illinois, Adlai
Stevenson has applied for ad-
mission to the New York State
Bar. E. william Shirer, author
Of THE Rise and Fall Of the
Third Reich" is being sued by
several Of the Nazi officers he
named in his best seller.
Marion BrandO's movie,
"Mutiny on the Bounty"
which is months behind sched-
ule and millions over the budg-
ct, may close down for the holi-
dayS-with John Ford, the di-
rector, succeeding Lewis Mile
stone, who succeeded Carol
Reed. Interior Secretary
Udall would like to make q ma
tional park and shrine out OF
Robert FrOst's home in Ver-
mont. Despite the denials,
sonny ListOn's manager
George Katz, will quit-as the
Evening star., 1961-12-22

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Raymond Burr is sending 1000
donations to CARE - in the
names of his friends and
acquaintances. It's Perry
MaSon's way of saying thank
you for winning all those law
suits and earning all that
money. Zsa Zsa Gabor is
running her publicity office
from her sickroom at the
Cedars Of Lebanon Hospital
You're supposed to be resting
Zsa-remember?
SpyrOs Skouras may sign
Nancy WestbrO0k for 20th- Fox
pictures. Nancy modelled those
Oleg Cassini ensembles fol
Jackie Kennedy: Mitzi Gay
nor and Las Vegas impresario
Morris Lansburgh are cooking
something new for New York's
Carnegie Hall-a woman
Girl Show!
\ \
Alberto CardOne is listed as
the director of Damon and
Pythias" in Rome. But the
movie was directed by Curt
Bernhardt, American citizen
The Italian directed a few
scenes in order to land the
government subsidy for the
picture which stars Americans
Guy Williams and Don Bur.
nett.
I think it's a mistake to stal
Warren Beatty as the Laugh.
ing Cavalier" Young Warren is
as modern as tomorrow. He'll be
lost in a costume epic. Nat.
allie Wood, by the way, is re.
ceiving mail from r. j. Wagner
fans who would like to see him
reinstated as Mats ever-lovine
Evening star., 1961-12-22

last obstacle to the fight with
Floyd Patterson
y = y
Sidney Chaplin, star Of the
forthcoming "Subways Are for
Sleeping" owns the Paris bis
tro, Chez Moustache. It Is be-
ing decorated by Alexander
Trainer, who won the Academy
Award for art direction with
"The Apartment" Trainers
sole fee is an agreement from
Chaplin to abandon his strange
1--WE talk and speak so that
Trainer can understand him
for one full week.
COnor Cruise O'Brien, VIII c
headed the U. N. forces In the
Congo, is writing a book about
his experiences. Jacques
Lipchitz. the sculptor. discour.
Evening star., 1961-12-22

ages the industrialists who want
their heads sculpted by him
at any price-by telling them
he requires 80 sittings.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
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Evening star., 1961-12-26

written: From one timer
to another.D
As we were about to say good
bye, Moss looked around the
Terrace. reeking with luncheon
glamour.
Makes you feel like one of
Noel's characters, doesn't it?"
he asked. so, don't forget the
dialogue when you get back.
You know, Ran into Moss and
Kitty at Cannes And, of course,
I'll say, Ran Into Tee and JAY
only 1 might say at AntibeS.' 1t
seems to me that NoelS people
always run into one another at
Antilles. More exclusive l guess" "
1t was the glamor- struck boy
from the store building flat on
l03d street speaking. Long after
he had made Park avenue.
where he lived with his long,
Intense memories.
**
IN THE BEGINNING: Pres
emily in Washington is the &C
tress who was in on Moss first
success and who shared his first
delighted steps toward prestige
and fortune.
She is Aline Mcmahon. guest
for the next four weeks in the
title role of Arena Stages
"MadWoman of Chaillot. A
more mature actress now, and
one of the arts most immacu-
lately polished, Miss Mcmahon
missed by an eyelaSh the femi-
nine lead in Moss Once in a
Lifetime"
That was in the late 20s,"
Miss McMahon'S husband, Clar-
ence Sein, was saying the other
night, "and Aline was not the
name actress then that they
wanted for the Broadway COM
Ipany. But not long after, she
did play the role in the Coast
company, with Moss directing
for the first time. and with
George S. Kaufman playing
the writer he and Moss had
created.
1T was Georges first expert
ence as an actor. And this was
the first piece of staging Moss
had ever done. 1t couldn't have
been more exciting and SO ut
terly happy for everyone con-
cerned.
And, in the long run, Aline
was far more rewarded than
she could have been by the
Broadway role. Out of that
coast company experience. came
the lead in the film version of
the comedy. 1t was Aline's first
major Hollywood part"
Like so many others. but
more intimately, the Stems also
remember Moss, with love.
Evening star., 1961-12-26
WHERE AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions and Times of Showing

Stage
Arena-"The Madwoman ol
Chaillot"; $3.50 pm.
National Theater-"Fiorello"
$3.50 pm.
Screen
AmbassadOr-"Babes in Toy.
land; IL, 1:55, $50, 5:45
7:45 and $40 pm.
Apex-"Cinderella" /, 2:40
4:30. $50, sos and 9:55 pm
Capitol - Flower Drum
Song; 1850 am, 2:15, 4:45
ITO and 9:40 pm.
DupOnt-"One, Two, Three,
1:20. 1925, $50, 1885 and 9:4(
pm.
Keiths-"Pocketful of Mira.
cles"; 1l:45 am; 2:15; 4:45;
tbs and 9:45 pm.
MacArthur-"Ihe Big Mon
ey"; 2, $3.50. sos, $40, 8:1C
and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - BABES ir
Toyland";; 10, 11:55 am, 1855
$50. $50, 7:45 and 9:40 pm
OntariO-"B Breakfast at Tiff
fanV'S". ans Ron 7.20 anc
GAS pm.
Palace-"Wonders Of Alad-
din; 11:50 am, 1880, $40
4:50, $50, $40 and $50 pm
Playhouse - Twist Around
the Clock; IL, 1:30, 3:05, 4:40
$40. 7:55 and $50 pm.
Plaza IT wilig h t Girls;
11:45 am, l, 2:45, 4:30, els,
and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1961-12-26

being both a wit aud a CLAM
orous sort Of Democrat.
The Democrats, as usual
were in a hurry and asked if
we would find Moss right away
The first link in this sort
Of chain process is to call Lou
Schonceit of the Mack
agency, next door to Sardi'S.
The assumption behind it is
that Lou knows not only every
body but everything, including
everybody's telephone number,
What he doesn't know, Renee
MRS. Schoncelt) does.
Unhappily, said Lou when we
got him on the telephone. he
just happened not to know
Moss telephone number. We
could wait, however, while he
sent cone into Sardis
where, he thought, Moss broth
er Bernie was still lingering
over cup of coffee.
We waited, not very long, and
In a few minutes, we had Moss
telephone number.
In another few minutes, Moss
was on the telephone, listening
to the story of how we had
tracked him down,
You shouldn't have wasted
your time" Moss said. why
didn't you just look in the Man
haitian telephone directory. I've
been in it ever since I was able
to afford a telephone. III be
there until I'm not"
He was the least furtive cele-
brity and the most congenial
anyone ever knew.
y
LIKE NOEL'S PEOPLE: AND
yet, no one ever enjoyed ela-
mour with more of Zest, fla
vored sometimes with just the
faintest touch of mockery.
1t was in May, 1858, that this
correspondent most amiably en-
countered this quality in Moss
The scene was one of the most
glamorous spots in the world
the Terrace of the Carlton hotel
in Cannes. Moss had just fin
ished staging the London pro-
duction of My Fair Lady" He
was a tired man, had come tc
Cannes for a few days of rest
before embarking there on an
Italian liner for New York.
On the way home, he said
I'll put the finishing touches
on the autobiography which I'm
calling Act One" You're not
in it," he added, but if there
is an Act Two, you may be. Al
any rate, you will get one of the
first copies suitably inscribed.
eve did, before the book was
published, in which Moss hao
Evening star., 1961-12-26

StantOn-"Birth Of a Ma
ton; 6:15, 8 and 9:45 pm.
Neutrality-suspicious. Island;
II, 2, 4:05, 6:10, 8:15, 1915 pm.
Trans-Lux Twist Around
the Clock; 1875 am, 12:35,
2:l0, $40, Sis, $50. 8:25 and
9:55 pm.
UptOwn-"West Side Story;
2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"King of Kings;
$3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1961-12-26
THE PASSING SHOW
Moss Truly Enjoyed
Friends Affection
BY JAY CARMODY
n,o n Editnr ~ Tho Gtar

This favore anecdote about Moss Hart grew out
OF call from the Democratic National Committee Tracing
popular heate figures wanted for service or another
is the departmental contribution to the party.
what the committee wanted Moss for Is another
thing we don't remember something to do with his
Smyrna times., 1961-02-09
Snow Causes
Game Reschedule

The Smyrna-Clayton Jaycee-
sponsored basketball game be-
tween the Philadelphia Eagles
grid team and the Dover Ali
Force Base Blue Devils has been
rescheduled for Sunday, Feb. &c
at BIS pm. The weekend snow
storm forced postponement of
the contest originally scheduled
for Sunday, Feb. 5. Pete Retz-
laff and Billy Barnes were snow
bound in Pittsburgh and several
of the other Eagles were mar
ooned in Philadelphia. In case
the contest cannot be held on
Feb. 26, the game will be can
celled and money will be refund
ed all ticketholders. The game
will be played in the Smyrna
High School Field House and
tickets are still available at
Maag's Sporting Goods in Dover
and Smyrna Hardware in Smyr-
ma.
Smyrna times., 1961-02-09

would have cost in excess OF
$1,000.
Other organizations who have
made contributions to restore
rooms include the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, Sertoma Interna-
tional Club. Civil War Round
table, Delaware City Lions Club,
and the vii m ing ton Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
w. Emerson Wilson, under
whose leadership the Society
was founded, reported that some
10000 people visited Pea Patch
Island in 1860. More than 5000
visitors signed guest books be-
tween Memorial Day and Oc-
tober A. Many states were re-
presented, including both Ha-
waii and Alaska, plus quite a
few foreign countries.
Among distinguished guests
were Governor David P. Buck
son, and Wilmington's Mayor
John E. Babiarz, who praised
the Society's work.
Smyrna times., 1961-02-09
Silver Eagles
Sponsor Dance

The Silver Eagles, the all boy
civic youth organization of this
town, will sponsor an informal
st. Valentines Dance on Sat-
urday, February ii, at 800 p.
M, at the 10th Century Club
building. Music will be supplied
by the "Rhythm-Aires Trio"
The Silver Eagles have named
'Robby Robertson as chairman
in charge of decorations for the
Smyrna times., 1961-02-09
War Veterans to
Receive Policy
Dividends Soon

In response to instructions by
the President, the Veterans Ad-
ministration said it is taking
immediate steps to speed pay
ments of more than quarter
billion dollars in Insurance Divi-
dends to veterans in America.
"A total of 258,500,000 will
be distributed to some 100000
World War ii veterans holding
National Service Life Insurance
(NSLD and to about 100000
World War l veterans who have
US Government Life Insurance
OSGLD policies. Of the total
$240,000,000 will be paid on
NSLI policies and $18,500,000
distributed on USGLI policies.
The Veterans Administration
said the Agency would use
every resource in an all-out eff
fort to place as many of the
dividend checks as possible in
the mails before the end of
Winter. Since manyveterans hold
more than one policy although
the aggregate may not exceed
$4,000 of insurance in force i
dividends will be paid on near
ly 5,560,000 separate policies.
Setting June 80, 1861, as an
outside limit for having all the
policy dividends paid, Veterans
Admins tration officials said
even this date would cut the
payment timetable prevailing in
other years by exactly one-half.
They expressed the hope, how
ever, that concentrated effort
would result in total payment
well in advance of the June 80 /
date. Normally, yearly divid-
are paid in l2-months period.
The Veterans Administration
explained that dividends such as
will be paid on World War l
and World War II policies are
primarily a refund to the vet
eran policyholders of part of
their premium payments. The
refunds are made possible prin-
cipally because the death rate
among GI policyholders contin-
ues to be lower than the rate
upon which the premiums were
established and issued by law. |
Veterans who currently have
in force either term or perma-
nent plan participating NSLI
and USGLI policies will receive
their dividends as result of this.
The a agency emphasized that
veterans could aid in the speed
up of payments by not making
dvance individual inquiries
about dividends. The answering
of inquiries, it is explained,
would divert personnel from
processing the dividends, and
thus create a delay in payments.
Leon Fields, manager of the
Wilmington Regional Office es-
timated that more than $4,000
veterans in Delaware will share
in the 1861 dividend payments.
Their share will be approximate
ly 100000.
Smyrna times., 1961-02-09
NOTICE

The Town of Smyrna Electric Schedule Terms and
Conditions of Service paragraphs and revised
by the Mayor and Council at their regular council meeting
of January 10. I96I follows
s. WHEN BILLS ARE PAYABLE
All bills will be rendered monthly and are due and
payable before the 9th day following the deposit
OF said bill in the local Post Office
All bills showing delinquent accounts when depos-
tied in the local Post Office will be due in full within ten
llol days following the day said bills mailed.
The Town Manager shall discontinue electric SER
vice. without further notice. to any consumer who shall
tail to pay all electric charges in full prior to the 9th
day following the day the electric bills mailed showing
delinquent charges
T. REcoNNEcTIoN CHARGE
Should it be necessary account Of nonpaymen+
OF bills noncompliance with the rules and regulations Of
the Town to disconnect the service of the customer
charge OF $500 payable in advance will be made for re-
connecting the service.
The above reyisions shall be effective all bills mailed
following the February Electric Meter Readings
REX D. GILMORE,
Town Manager