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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-28
HOLLY WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Connie Francis as Judy?

member I hear that Frank ST.
natra has bought THE New
Workers" for his next Musical.
Wasn't this the show that
brought fame to Jimmy Du-
rante on Broadway in the early
sos? And, a snag in the
"Fon De Portage Story" Pro-
Queer Leonard Burton requires
releases from Linda Christian
and the wife of the late Mar
quiS who was killed in a car
racing contest. That could be
difficult-the only thing the
two women agree on is their
intense dislike for each other.
- -
Rex Harrison asked his good
friend, playwright Terence Rat
tigan, to write a part for Rachel
Roberts in the play Rex will do
in August. They should be mar
ried by then-Rachel and Rex,
I mevan.
Rod Steiger hopes to have
finished his picture at Columbia
in time to rejoin wife Claire
Bloom in London in June
Claire is starring there in the
Jean Paul Sarte play, Loser
Wins" And Inger Stevens,
who is expected to marry Betty
HuttOn's ex-mate, Alan Living
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-28

NEW YORK.-Beatrice Lille
had a reunion in New York
last week with Beatrice and
Lily Lodge, daughters Of ex-
Ambassador Lodge. He named
the girls after Miss Lille, with
whom he once appeared in a
Little Show revue. Marcel
Vertes will paint frescoes at
Sterling Forest here. Rich
ard Nixon, lunching at the
Four Seasons, told us about
the home he's building in
Beverly Hills. Its at Truesdale
Estate. Dinah Shore has q
home there" said Nixon,
proudly. In mentioning his new
role as a Mr.. Blandings, Nixon
said a friend had warned him:
Dick, your marriage has sur
vived the Caracas riots, the
Kitchen Cabinet and a defeat
in a Presidential election. But
the true test now comes, with
the building of a house"
In describing his 15-year-old
daughter, Tricia, Nixon said
she's a combination Of her
parents: THAT is, she has her
mothers beauty-and my shy,
introvert nature"
Judy Garland's Carnegie
Hall concert Sunday night full
filled a prophecy from her 1913
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-28

erred that they had written
almost identical descriptions Of
the courtroom, as a medical
amphitheater with the patient,
Eichmann. sterilized and iso-
lated, the "gowned" doctors,
and the observers using the
simultaneous translator ma
chimes as "stethoscopes."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-28

people who can't read" To
celebrate the 50th birthday of
his No. l bar customer, Bernie
Hart, Vincent Sardi gave him
a piece Of the joint-that is,
a framed piece Clipped from
Sardi's bar.
The Eichmann trial is being
covered by two novelists, Irwin
Shaw and Meyer Levin. After
they wrote their first day
stories they left together. and
compared notes. They discov-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-28

version for United Artists. e.
AS a result of his first straight
dramatic role on TVS Zane
Grey Theater, TV producer
Jan Murray is about to sign a
movie deal. The Interna-
tional Hotel at Idlewild reports
100 per cent occupancy last
month, because many tenants
checked in for only a few
hours.
After the Moiseyev Ballet
last Saturday night. Mrs. Gaby
Smart, supping at Sherry's,
noticed that she'd lost the
largest diamond from her
bracelet. Seymour Weiss, owner
of New Orleans Roosevelt
Hotel, suggested: 1.-THE dia-
mond probably fell out while
you were applauding tn e
ballet" They all returned to
the Met Opera box, and found
the diamond on the floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-28

ston, has flown to her native
Sweden for a visit with her
family-her first trip home in
four years.
Robert Ryan will take his
entire family with him to Lon
don next month when he CO.
stars with Peter UstinOv in
Billy Budd." Flash! An
thony Armstrong Jones has
been commissioned to design
the new birdhouse in the Lon
don Zoo.
Brigitte BardOt paid 100000
for her new apartment in Paris,
and report has 1t that Brig
paid the entire amount in cash
from her shoe box under-the-
bed bank. A woman I knew
died not too long ago, and I'M
der her bed her husband found
$187, 90 in an old Shoebox. And
another woman I knew used to
collect all her bills and send
them to her husband in shoe
boxes. They were separated
then. Divorced now.
Elizabeth Taylor insists she
will do Cleopatra" no matter
what. But the studio may have
to find her another Caesar
because Peter Finch, after
waiting almost a year to make
the movie, cannot afford to
wait any longer. After a two
month rest in the sun of
Jamaica, Peter Is ready to
work-in London.
Harry COINS widow Joan.
has gone into the dress bust
ness-after visiting the man
she would like to marry, Laur.
ence Harvey, in New Orleans
he's there for his movie, "A
Walk on the Wild Side" Joan'l
first collection will be showr
at her house, with Harvey al
narrator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-28

GrOuchO Marx liked his
brothers new book, "Harpo
Speaks!" and said, Nowadays
books are being written by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-28

HOLLYWOOD, (NANA(. -
1.-THE Judy Garland Story" will
be completed as a book, and
how about Connie Francis to
play Judy? I understand pro-
ducer Joe PaSternak is very
interested From a clan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-28
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Evening star., 1961-08-09

s NE
At Hechinger's, the worlds most un-
usual lumber yards, selling you 81
cent shelf isn't an accommodation;
it's as much a part of our business as
selling you a $1,000 vacation house.
Hechinger's loves the tinkerer, the do
it-yourselfer, the Harry Homeowners
of the world. We make it easy for him
to buy big or small anything from 49,
grass shears to a 800 riding mower;
from the humblest piece of clay drain
tile to a complete new roof; from
washer so tiny you almost need tweez-
ers to pick it up to kitchen sink; from
pure putty to vises at all prices.
Evening star., 1961-08-09
The Worlds Most Unusual Lumber Hardware Stores
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. NORTHEAST 18th ond Il Sts.,
at Blodsnsbvrs and Bennins Rds.
0 GEORGIA ave. N.W.-5o25 ceeraio
Ave. at MilitoY Rd. & Missouri Ave.
Q WISCONSIN AVE. NV. ASS Wis.
Ave. BET. Nsb. Ave. and River Rood
. SoUTHEAsT-l9o5 Nichols Ave.
Good Hope Rd. and at Anoeestia
Bridge
Evening star., 1961-08-09

. ALEXANDRIA, VA.-3l3l Duke St. bet.
ouoksr Lane and Telegraph Rd.
Q FAILS CHURCH, VA.-Lee Hwy. and
RI. $685. mile from Corners
Q Rockville, M0. 0.-By-poss and
Washington ST., Phone Garden 10000
. PRINCE eEoRoEs PLAZA
HYottsVille, M1Ytend
Evening star., 1961-08-09

Open Monday, Thursday,
Friday, $50 to 9
Open Tues, Wednesday,
Saturday, $3.50 to E
Plenty of Free Parking
AT All Stores
Evening star., 1961-08-09
For Lumber Phone
Our Number: 399.1O00

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Evening star., 1961-08-09

We know that doing tyoursef is half for the fun of
doing, and half for the fun of saving. Hence Crock
bottom prices" has been Hechinger's policy from the
beginning though at the expense of service while
others brag about giving services, Hechnger grows
by adding services such as these:
Your
Money Back
Men Familiar
Blue Will Advise You HoW-lo-DoIt
5ODy eharse and REMOVING Shopping Hours
e Comple Assorme nts-No
CARO- Stockmen Load o~"e
Car-Iend You Touch Still
Cariers) Ask for Mr.. Hechinger
We suspect our love affair with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Homeowner is mutual This is 5Oth year, and last
year alone Harry and his spouse sought advice to
create Better Homes and Gardens over million times
Evening star., 1961-08-09

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Evening star., 1961-03-19

u2-Cl Now you get not only the
famous Westinghouse scrUbber
and polisher, but a rug cleaning
and wax dispenser kit, tool Brand
new feature q completely en-
closed dolly that doesn't splash
or sPlotter detergent on your
furniture. Kit consists Of: liquid
dispenser. adjustable rug dolly
and ShoIon rug cleaning brush.
SMALL EIEcTRIcs. THE HEIGHT Co.
ALL S STORES
Evening star., 1961-03-19

(I2-E) Stainless steel
coffee maker that makes
coffee the way you like It
every fine. OF durable,
stainless steel, il keeps
coffee hot never re-
perks. Complete with con-
troll.
Evening star., 1961-04-08
Mortgage
Foreclosures
Show Gain

Foreclosures on nonfarm
real estate in the United
States during 1860 were es-
timated by the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board this week
at 51,353, an increase Of II
per cent over the figure for
1859.
In reporting the 1860 fig
ure, the FHLBB noted that
there has been q persistent
rise in number of foreclo-
Sures during the past eight
years and the distress ac-
tions in 1860 were four times
the lows established in 1946
and 1947.
However" the report con-
tinued. "in broad perspective,
they we're small in compari-
son with any prewar data Of
record, and when considered
in the light of the unprece-
dented level Of home financ-
ing, only moderately up dur
ing the past decade"
The 1860 figure compares
with such low figures as the
12,706 Of 1945 and the 81, ,537
Of 1850. but is relatively
slight next to the 228,7l3 of
1885 and the rs. 556 Of 1910.
Evening star., 1961-04-08
Michnicks Present
Equity Financing

the first IL years of his mort
gage.
The brothers, who have
built over 1000 homes here
over the past seven years,
call their novel experiment
the Equity Savings Plan.
Howard Michnick says it is
particularly applicable to
houses below the $4,000
price range.
He explained that below
that figure the young family
is still searching for a finan-
cial foothold. The expense of
establishing a family in the
first 10 years, drains the abil-
ity to build up equity. Dur
ing this period, the young
family welcomes the chance
to purchase better housing
on a month-to-month basis.
To be eligible a family
must have an income of
$4,000 a year to buy in Holly
Hills where the homes range
from $21, 900 to $4,000, Mr..
Michnick said.
In Mount Vernon Valley,
family income must by $4,000
for the $1,000 to $4,000
bracket houses.
Evening star., 1961-04-08

Two Washington area
builders, inpatient with lag
ging financing, have in
troduced a novel plan for
overcoming the burden of
down payments on new
homes.
Howard and 81 Michnick,
who put the plan to work a
week ago, said they have sold
eight houses in their Holly
Mills and Mount Vernon VAL
ley projects.
Basically, their financing
plan is a means of using
time payments to meet the
initial down payment. At
the option of the purchasers
the Michnick'S will take back
a note for the amount of the
down payment allowing the
buyer to pay it off during
Evening star., 1961-04-08
EUROPA
Continued From Poee B-l

Continued From Poee B-l
room seating 400 and a
cocktail lounge. Provision
would also be made for the
displaced merchants who now
occupy Western Market, one
of the last farmers mar
kets" in the area.
They could rent shops in
the lobby Of the proposed
hotel that would cater to
delicacies and items usually
identified with European
countries.
Whatever happens, West
ern Market will still be with
us for some time. The mer-
chants now located there
viii not be moved Gut until
the police station is moved.
This will probably not take
place until early 1868.
The city now leases space
in the market to Safeway
Stores and 80 farm produce
booths. At present % are
leased and nine are vacant.
In addition. the District
rents space on the sidewalk
to farmers.
These stalls, however, will
have to go within a few
months with the widening
Of K street, it was explained.
Firehouse Goes
Under the action this week
the old firehouse at i183
New Hampshire avenue NV.
will be torn down and the
: extra seven lots will he
bought for the precincts
new quarters at Twenty
third and M streets NV.
Evening star., 1961-04-08
ROLLINCWOOD
1877. BEDROOM AND BATH ON FIRST
1907 RoIIinowood Drive

voeun-quk possesson-oume large first trust This spoeious
Mezer built COIOno approximately yeon old offers center
hail. 25fOot living with fepIoee fomy dining room de
luxe kitchen. vol oven etc. screened porch first bedroom
bohs second Stairs ottie Poneed ecreoon oom mods
room. bath, 2-eor garage.
DIRECTIoNS Chevy Chase Circle rioht on
Western Are to winnett Rd en to RolnCgood
Evening star., 1961-04-08
Oh, but they will!

They'll start by mentioning the American Home
Magazines Citation: Best Home for the Money.
Then they'll tell you about the year round air con-
ditioning and complete color tile baths Next,
you'll hear all about the big living room and the
dining room. They'll dwell at great length on the
kitchen with all it's Westinghouse appliances =.
Evening star., 1961-04-08
BETHESDA-N.I.H.
93l0 PurkhiII Terruce

DON'T MISS THIS DELIGHTFUL RMBLER-one eveI-beoutduIy
shrubbed grounds Attractive living with fireplace dnno
room deluxe kitchen opening large screened porch bedrooms
boths Lower level features mohosoy poneed bo large
reoon room with outside entrance Central cir conditioning 4h
fnoneng ovoobIe.
Mrs. Richardson, EN-. 2-5082. - ~ '
Evening star., 1961-08-23
Dillon Asks 81 Billion
For Lotins This Year

is expected in the budget for
this fiscal year.
2. Unused plant capacity and
excessive unemployment will
prevent this deficit from hav-
ing "inflationary results"
8. Looking forward to fiscal
year 1868 (starting next July
y our revenues are expected
to increase substantially and
we anticipate that a balanced
budget can be achieved with
out a tax increase.
The Senate last Friday passed
an authorization bill including
the Treasury borrowing author
ity sought by President Ken
nedy. The House, on the same
day, passed a bill limiting the
program to a one-year, $l.2
billion authorization.
Senate Democratic leaders
yesterday said they expected
the conference group to come
up with at least a three-yea1
borrowing program.
But House Republican Leader
Halleck of Indiana says he feels
Congress would provide neces.
sary appropriations for a long
term foreign aid program If il
were financed annually.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
Russians Seize
Japanese Boats

TOKYO, Aug. % (AP). -
Soviet patrol boats seized IL
Japanese fishing boats off the
east coast of Japan's north
ernmoSt island of Hokkaido
today, the Maritime Safety
Agency reported.
The agency said three speedy
Russian boats dashed into a
fleet of about $50 fishing craft
operating near the Russian
held Kurile Islands and cap
tured IL of them.
The agency reported earlier
that Red patrol craft seized
five other fishing boats in the
area Sunday and two others
were missing and believed cap
tured.
The Kurile Islands were
japanese until the end of
World War II, when the Rus
slams occupied them. The Jap
anese have been trying to get
them back ever since, but the
Russians brush aside the de-
mandS.
Evening star., 1961-08-23

out of the U. NJ, officials said,
but they are unwilling to give
details.
FavOrs Seating
Washington is aware that ii
cannot count on the full sup
port of its allies should Red
China's admittance come to a
vote. Lord Home, the British
Foreign Secretary, said last
February that "the facts OF
International life require thai
Communist China should be
seated in the United Nations. >
The official United States
policy was reStated in a White
House communique issued Aug
2 when Vice President Chen
Cheng of Nationalist China
concluded his Washington visit
President Kennedy, the COM
munique said, reiterated firm
United States support for con-
tinued representation of Ma
tionalist China in the United
Nations" He also reaffirmed
~. S. Determination to con-
tinue to oppose admission OF
the Chinese Communist re-
gime."
Evening star., 1961-08-23

Zealand to submit amendments
that would have the same mod
Grating effect.
Senegal and Niger also urged
other French-speaking African
states to join them in amend
ments to eliminate the call for
French withdrawal. But this
group finally decided to take
no action for the time being
Tunisian Ambassador Mongi
Slim said he would oppose any
such amendments. He said the
resolution had been watered
down as far as 1t could be and
that mo other delegation would
be satisfied with so little in
similar circumstances"
The moves to tone down the
resolution were prompted main
ly by reports the United States
would abstain in the vote so as
not to offend France at this
crucial stage in the EaSt-West
dispute over Berlin.
Chief United States Delegate
Adlai Stevenson made plain to
the Assembly yesterday that
his Government is cold to the
resolution as it stands. He
said the Assembly should not
attempt to dictate the terms
of an agreement" or take "any
steps which might tend only to
harden positions"
Evening star., 1961-08-23
NoWPtuns
MonthIyGooI
Of6,OOO
BY the Associated Press

The Navy will try to per-
Suade 5000 men per month to
re-enlist or extend their term
of active duty.
The success Of this program,
announced yesterday, will de-
termine how many of 26,800
men now facing involuntary
extension actually will be held
in service.
The Marines said voluntary
enlistmentS and voluntary ex-
tensions have increased so fast
that the corps will build up to
its new 190,000-man strength
six months ahead of schedule.
The Marine Corps build-up
will be completed by December
81 under the new mobilization
program to meet Communist
threats around the world.
The Navy-puShing toward a
new manpoWer level OF 657 900
expects to continue the 5000
man monthly quota for the
next five or six months. Pres
ent Navy strength is 626, 900.
The quotas for the two fleets
and shore establishments in
| the United States are as fol-
lows:
Pacific Fleet, $500; Atlantic
Fleet, 2,700; shore stations,
TOO.
Under the mobilization pro-
gram. the Navy has authority
to extend duly for up to one
year but plans to keep involun-
tary extensions to a minimum.
Men who will be held in service
beyond normal release dates
will be notified at least two
months in advance, when pos
sible.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
ConVicts Wreck
Cells in Protest

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug.
% (AP).-Twenty-one convicts
at Kilby Prison wrecked beds
and toilet facilities in their
cells alst night, complaining
of food and the fact that they
just wanted out of segregation. a"
State Prison Director Frank
Lee said guards forced the cell
doors open and broke up the
disturbance.
But, Mr.. Lee insisted, "it was
not a riot, because none of the
prisoners left the cells or got
access to weapons or hostages. ="
The convicts stuffed paper in
the locks of the cell doors to
keep out the guards, but the
guards used crowbars to force
the door open.
The disturbance occurred in
the segregation unit at Kilby
where unruly convicts are kept
apart from other prisoners for
disciplinary action. Mr.. Lee
said the prisoners complained
Of a number of things, although
there appeared to be no one
specific grievance.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
Czechs Stress
Red Doctrine

PRAGUE, Aug. % (AP).-
Czechoslovakia'S top Schoolman
told his country'S teachers
yesterday their main task is
putting across Communist doc
trine, not the three RS.
In an address to the annual
national teachers conference,
education minister F. Kahuda
declared that development of
Communist education continues
to remain the paramount task
of the schools" the Czech news
agency Ceteka reported.
Mr.. Kahuda said the cur
riculum must include:
Education towards atheism
and the correct explanation
of the peace endeavorS of the
socialist camp and the obsta-
cles placed in its way by West
German militariSm and re-
vanchism (revenge-seeking) by
the United States Of America
and other imperialist powers. ="
Evening star., 1961-08-23

admission of the Peiping re-
gime.
In the fall of 1860 the Assem-
bly, voted 1924, with % ab-
stentions, to postpone debate
on the Red China question until
this fall. The majority has
been decreasing from year to
year.
Hope for Extension
This strategy has been fol-
lowed for 10 years, and some
officials hope that the mora
torium can be extended for an
other year.
The present East-West ten
sion, these officials contend,
might help because some of the
uncommitted nations - though
otherwise in favor of Red
China's admittance-may abb
stain when it comes to a vote
to avoid being branded a sup
porter of the Communist cause.
Other officials, on the ether
hand, consider this wishful
thinking and advocate that the
United States should not try
to block debate in the General
Assembly.
There are a number of
schemes ready aimed at keep
ing the Chinese Communists
Evening star., 1961-08-23
Dodd to Request
Quiz of Luttimore
BY the Associated Press

Senator Dodd, Democrat ot
Connecticut, said yesterday he
will ask the Senate Internal
Security Subcommittee to queS-
ton Owen baltimore upon his
return from Communist-ruleo
Outer Mongolia.
Senator Dodd, a member OF
the subcommittee, told the
Senate:
II do not think it is an acci-
dent that, at the very moment
when there was a big drive on
to persuade the State Depart
ment to grant recognition to
Outer Mongolia, owen Latti-
more should have arrived in the
so-called 'Mongolian Peoples
Republic as a VIP visitor"
Evening star., 1961-08-23
BY the Associated Press

Secretary of the Treasury
Dillon told Congress today that
81 billion is the minimum the
United States should obligate
for Latin America this year if
President Kennedy's Alliance
for Progress is to get off to a
good start.
Mr.. Dillon appeared in a
closed session of the Senate
Appropriations Committee in
support of a 81 billion-plus
foreign aid program.
He termed the program
essential to the security of this
country and the free world and
one "the United States can
afford"
He made his plea for the
actual money a few hours
ahead of the start of Senate
House conference sessions to
iron out differences over the
authorization bill which sets
ceilings for the program.
In a prepared statement re-
lease to newsmen, Mr.. Dillon
made no reference to the Sen
ate-House controversy over Mr..
Kennedy'S request for treasury
borrowing authority to finance
a five-year program Of eco
noomic development loans
abroad.
Explains Commitments
Mr.. Dillon concentrated in
stead on an explanation OF
United States commitments to
Latin America at the recent
Inter-American Economic and
Social Council meeting at
Punta Del Este, Uruguay, and
the effect of the foreign aid
program on the United States
budget and this country'S bal
ance of payments problems. He
told the committee:
/. Principally because of in
creased defense spending anc
receSSion-reduced revenues, 6
deficit of more than SIS billicr