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Evening star., 1961-09-19
ADVISE AND CONSENT
PARTY IS POSTPONED

Tonight's benefit party at Tregaron which to be
photographed for the film, Advise and Consent has been
postponed until Thursday because of bad weather.
The party which to pm tonight has been
rescheduled for the same hour Thursday according to an
announcement by the films producer Otto Preminger and
the chairman of the party committee Mrs Rachel Davies
Broun.
The decision reached this morning after it was
learned that the Weather Bureau orecasg heavy rain
and winds for tonight Much of the
party to be held the grounds surrounding Tregaron
A dance floor already had been set up on the lawn
An II pm buffet supper to be served in the carriage
house, which is about 500 yards from the house
AL of the 300 guests expected tonight many of them
Washington social and political figures being notified
OF the change this afternoon by telephone or wire
Meyer Davis who had already arrived from New York
to direct dance music for the party director he
will remain in town through Thursday
Warm. clear weather is expected that day the film
company has been told.
Evening star., 1961-09-19
WHITE EHOUSE
SCHOOL DAYS
ARE STARTED

School opened this morning
at the White House for Caro-
line Kennedy's little school
friends. Thirteen children
were on hand for opening day
of the morning only nursery
school sessions, which are
being held in the third floor
playroom Of the. executive
mansion.
Caroline Kennedy herself
was not there. having re-
manned in Hyannis Port
where she has been all sum-
mer. Although Mrs. Kennedy
is in town briefly for the
visit of Peruvian President
and Mrs. Prado, she, too,
plans to be in Cape Cod, then
at her mothers home in
Newport, r. l., for most of
the time until mid October.
Caroline will return here
with her mother after that,
and will join the nursery
school group at that time.
Evening star., 1961-09-19

to the OAS and Mrs. Juan
Baptiste de Lavalle; Under
secretary of State Chester
Bowles. the Assistant Secre-
tary of State for Latin Amer
lean Affairs, Robert F. Wood
ward and the Chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff,
Lyman L. Lemnitzer. Chief
of Protocol Angler Biddle
Duke accompanied the party
here from Williamsburg, Va,
where they had an overnight
visit.
The airport welcoming
ceremony concluded with
warm greetings by both Presi-
dents, spoken into a micro
phone.
President Kennedy vel
coined President Prado back
for his second state visit
within 20 years.
After the ceremony, the
group left IN two bubble top
limousines to lead a motor
procession to the Blair House.
House.
Evening star., 1961-09-19
By RUTH DEAN
Star Staff Writer

Despite overcast skies and
advance wind gusts from
hurricane Esther, the greet
ing was a warm one for DR..
Don Manuel Prado, Peru's
President, and Mrs. Prado,
on their arrival here this
morning.
President and Mrs. Ken
nedy led the party of officials
and diplomats who greeted
the presidential couple on
their arrival at MATS termi-
nal shortly after noon.
The Kennedys arrived by
Marine helicopter from the
White House ten minutes
before the visiting chief of
states plane landed. The
Marine Band struck up Hail
to the Chief as the President
and Mrs. Kennedy alighted
and were escorted to the red
carpeted area to join the Of
ficial greeting party.
Mrs. Kennedy in Navy Blue
Mrs. Kennedy wore a light
rose princess style coat over
a navy blue dress, and a
Evening star., 1961-09-19
Womon's Group
>PIuns Donations

The board of directors Of
the Junior Woman's Club Of
Chevy Chase has approved
500 for various welfare do
nations, including United
Givers Fund, Suburban Hos
pital, Montgomery General
Hospital, National Institutes
of Health Pool and the Be-
theSda- Chevy Chase Rescue
Squad,
Evening star., 1961-09-19
Club to Open
New Season

The Junior Woman's Club
of Chevy Chase will hold its
first general meeting of the
season at 8 pm. Thursday
at the clubhouse. Highlight-
ing the meeting will be fur
fashion show.
A short business session,
followed by refreshments, is
also on the agenda.
Evening star., 1961-02-15
Presbytery
Backs Aid to
Birth Control
By CASPAR NAMES
Star staff Writer

The Washington City Pres
bytery yesterday approved a
resolution supporting birth con-
troll services on a voluntary
basis by the District Health
Department.
The ministerial and elder
commissioners voted approval
of a statement expressing pres
bytery "gratefulness for and
support Of the proposal to eS-
tablish birth control services
on a. voluntary basis by the
District of Columbia Health
Department"
The resolution further called
attention to a statement ap-
proved by the 1859 General
Assembly of the United Pres
byterian Church in the United
States which supported "the
principle of voluntary family
planning and responsible par
enthood" and further called for
"the repeal Of laws prohibiting
the availability of contrecep-
tives and information about
them for use within the mar
riage relationship"
The meeting was held in
Sixth Presbyterian church,
Kennedy and Sixteenth streets
NV. DR.. Russell C. Stroup,
moderator of Presbytery and
minister of Georgetown Pres
byterian church presided.
The commissioners also ap-
proved a resolution backing a
Grea ter Washington Good
Neighbor campaign regarding
the rights of people to buy
property regardless of their
race or creed.
The Presbytery reported that
at the end Of 1860 it had 34,-
$50 members in its 81 churches
and three missions. This is an
increase Of 1907 members over
the previous year.
The report also noted that
nffinorc faonhore ood et,,So.4s
in the Sunday school within
Presbytery came to 20,733 at
the end Of last year.
A rather astonishing report
of the average attendance at
Sunday morning worship, ex-
cluding the summer vacation
months. indicated nearly half,
or 1928, of its membership
were present.
Evening star., 1961-02-15

started last March when the
pilots association and 80 indi-
vidual pilots failed in an effort
to obtain an injunction against
the order.
First legal action in the con-
troverSy was filed here in early
March when Robert G. Chew
of Miami, Fla, a 6o-year-old
airline pilot with an accident
free record, asked district court
to prevent the FAA from en-
forcing the rule.
Judge Luther w. Youngdahl
denied the request, holding
that the power to enforce the
regulation had been properly
delegated to the FAA by Con-
greSs and that it was directly
related to the FAA's duties
the promotion of safety in air
commerce.
The pilots group move in the
New York Southern District
Federal Court found defeat in
the preliminary request for q
restraining order and tempo
rary injunction; in the appeal
to the Appeals Court and In
Evening star., 1961-02-15

the granting Of the FAA's mo-
ton for the summary judg-
ment, which was granted in
Fridays Court decision.
Mr.. Sayen contends the ac-
ton does not constitute a de-
cision on the merits of the
case, a stand definitely opposed
by the FAA's counsel.
Fly With Varig
The ALPA president disclosed
that two of the airline pilots
who lost their domestic route
flying status because of the
age ruling are now with a
South American airline.
Varig of Brazil confirmed
that two such pilots have been
temporarily assigned to the
airline's aircraft on obServa-
ton duties, possibly advisory,
but not as command pilots.
Brazilian law requires that the
captain of the aircraft be a
Brazilian.
A Varig spokesman said the
two men, both so or over, are
Evening star., 1961-02-15
Rule Retiring Pilots
At so Again Upheld

the Federal Aviation Agency.
the Pilots Association President
Clarence N. Sayen vowed his
organization would take it to
the Supreme Court if neces-
sary."
The ruling grounds any pilot
from commercial airline service
on reaching his 60th birthday
and forbids any pilot age IS or
over from flying commercial
jets.
Attacked in March
The New York court ruling
last Friday sustained a Circuit
court Of appeals summary judg-
ment for the FAA. The action,
Evening star., 1961-02-15
Handicapped Scouts
Founder Honored

DR.. William P. Argy, medical
director Of the District Society
for Crippled Children, yesterday
was honored for his work in
founding the first area Senior
Girl Scout Troop for handi-
capped children.
Mrs. Betty zinz, leader of the
troop, presented the National
Capital Girl Scout Council Ger
tificate to DR.. Argy for found
ing the troop of six girls, all
victims of cerebral palsy.
The scouts, who range in age
from IA to %, spent three
months studying scout notices,
laws, signals and woodlore and
were officially invested in
December.
Evening star., 1961-02-15
Name Negro Publisher

Franklin H. Whitaker, pub
Usher Of the Pittsburgh Courier,
a leading Negro newspaper, was
appointed yesterday as assist
ant to the Commerce Depart
ment's director of public infor-
nation. Mr.. Whitaker, a 34-
year-old Negro, will write
speeches, articles and special
documents for top department
officials. The post pays $13,73O
a year.
Evening star., 1961-02-15
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
star staff Writer

After II months and five
court tests, it appeared today
that the Nations airline pilots
have only the Supreme Court
left in which to fight the Gov
ernment's 60-year pilot retire
ment rule.
Despite the most recent legal
reversal in a New York Federal
court, there is every indication
that the Air Line Pilots Asso-
ciation Still plans to probe legal
ways Of abolishing the regula-
ton.
At the time of the ruling by
Evening star., 1961-02-15

presumably flying on both the
Super-G Consultations and the
Boeing TOT jets between Miami
and Brazil.
Evening star., 1961-02-15

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Evening star., 1961-04-02
What every mother should lxnOW-OUt

Her school coat should be simple too best in color
that isn't too light The cosings should be easy to
fasten As for hats, zipon hood is perhaps the most
practical for cold weather Or little wooden hat that
ties snugy under the chin Gloves must be easy to put
on wool is usually best And have sufficient number
of gloves, preferably all alike, that when your child
loses one you can match up the remaining one.
Parties. don't believe in fancy party dresses and the
farhest would 60 organdy dress with little trim.
| like lnens broadclohs and other simple fabrics in
preference the overdone varieties It's most important
of course for your little girl to feel properly dressed at
party and she'll generally feel better understated than
overdressed One touch would be little colored
slippers, perhaps brigh red pastel.
And please omit the hair-curling i think little
girl looks best quite natural.
On small girls, prefer jewelry except perhaps
simple circle gold bracelet.
If your budget permits dress coat, very simple coat
for Sunday school parties nice - but not necessary
You always be certain that it coordnates with your
daughters dresses. purple coat may be lovely but not
if it clashes with everything she underneath.
Saturday and Sunday clothes. These should be sim
pie but perhaps in lighter color tones than school
clothes Choose them under her dress coat her
school For attending Sunday school, of course,
she should wear her best - but not party dress.
Evening star., 1961-04-02

that's great if it's straight that's great For school,
she should it simple possible there's no
schooe arranging of ribbons and barretes necessary
Some day. as an extra treat take her with you the
beauty salon and let her have professional shampoo and
hair trim no fancy setting curling - just softly
shaped and dried
How child looks is often direct reflection of her
mothers attitude toward her. Many mothers their
little girls clothing form of self-expresson for
themselves. Here are four obvious types I've found:
l. The DoIDresser: She dresses her children as though
they dolls instead Of real live girls overcured
hair, tiny 1owertrmmed purses, beribboned miniature
adult hats rufed and hounced dresses, and lace
trimmed socks Such mother hasn't really learned to be
mother she's relving her own ittle-grl days when
she played with dolls.
T. The Wonier Then there's the mother who is always
worrying about her daughters looks She's concerned
about the way the childs hair won't curl, the way
curls too much. She compares her chd's appearance
with every other little girls, always to the derimen of
her own child This mother probably has secret fear of
her lack of WORTH perhaps thinks that men alone
have real value as human beings.
g. The TrodionoIist: This snobbsh type sends her little
girl school wearing the complete British Look"
Smart? Yes but behind this rigid style the mother who
is traditionalist un-American as Trafalgar
Square or Windsor Castle The world is changing, and
your little girl is going to belong to world. So buy
her some lively gay American clothes there's more
imagination in American chldren's clothing than in any
other country's in the world.
4. The Competitor Have you ever heard mother in
roomul of company remark, Susie just loves to be
grubby, my little darling simply won't comb her
hair? She's probably advocate of 'the neglected
look which may really indicate that she her child
rival What problems she III have when Susie becomes
teenager and giving real competition! But
than that Susies pride and of femninity may
be impaired. little girl needs loving interest.
Evening star., 1961-04-02

Accessories Watch out for little girls pocketbooks
many just cardboard glued together and covered
with fake flowers small black patent kid bag is
generally the best selection because goes with of
her dressy clothes.
Iprefer white stretch socks small girls Nothing is
annoying than to end up with pink dress and only
pair of green socks and red sock in the drawer Of
course you may want high knee socks for winter and
think it's wise to get these all alike too, avoid that
eary-morning scramble fora pair that matches.
As for hats, beware of the miniature grownup hat,
especially when it's covered with cheap little flowers.
Keep your little girls hats simple and becoming, not
something perched the top of her head My preference
is Breton with streamers down the back.
Keep her shoes simple too cutouts or fancy
trims Black patents brown oxfords, and white shoes
only the test If you depart from the classic
shoe perhaps you could choose little colored kid slipper
to match her party dresses, red kid that will go with
most of her wardrobe
Evening star., 1961-04-02
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Evening star., 1961-04-02

So much for the more obvious
otypes ofneurotic mothers. Here's
the way think small girls should
dress:
For school or everyday treGr. The
most important thing is that your
child be neatly and cleanly dressed.
This is best achieved by a simply cut
dress perhaps one-piece dress
with an attached belt, skirt and
sweater, or a jumper and a tuck-in
blouse. If it has white trim, check to
be sure it isn't being worn one extra
day.
'Woolen type clothes should be
washable - or cleaned just as care
fully and often as Mothers. Be sure
ea1rv, ~, +hof chOoc ora uica1u cbined
Evening star., 1961-04-02

THIS WEEK Moso1ine ! April 2. 1881
Evening star., 1961-04-02

all the buttons on that shoes nicely shined
every day. Grooming just important as later
and the habits your daughter forms now will last.
Evening star., 1961-04-02

Play clothes. These can be
anything, of course. Where
economy is important - and
where isn't it? - the simpler
the better, and chosen for COM
fort and wear. Any colors will
do, but be sure they coordinate
well. A child tends to dress
herself for play and can end up
in some very peculiar combina-
tions. White T-shirts are III,
most practical because they
do go with all kinds of over
alls and shorts.
Evening star., 1961-11-01

washington was introduced
70 Dmitri ShostakoVieh's violin
concerto last night. almost six
wears to the day after its world
premiere on october 90, 1855 in
Ieningrad. 1t took the piece
only 10 weeks to reach the
United States. David Oistrakh,
IN whom the long and difficult
work is dedicated. played it
then with the New York
philharmonic. 1t has rarely
been heard in this country
since.
Yesterday, the soloist with
the National Symphony Or
chestra was Yehudi Menuhin,
fresh from a performance of
the ShoStakovich with the
Philadelphia Orchestra. He is
scheduled to play it later in the
season with the Pittsburgh
Symphony also.
Mr.. Menuhin is to be COM
plimented for his willingness to
champion the unfamiliar con-
certo by the Russian composer,
but am very much afraid
that he fiddles in a lost cause.
Soviet apologists for the con-
certo have praised it laviShly,
seeing in it a brilliant compost
tional technique and a wealth
of images, orchestral colors
and imagination. From all I
could observe, listening with
score in hand, any relation
ship between such a description
and what was heard last night
is purely coincidental.
To my ears, the work
sounded shockingly thre a d.
bare In idea and almost totally
lacking in any sort Of crafts
manlike ingenuity. Even the
orchestration was generally
lack-lustre; at times it ap-
preached downright amateur
ishneSS.
Only the Passacaglia sue
ceeded in evoking some faint
echo Of a composer who at one
time was considered by many
among the worlds most gifted
creators. 1t was a sad affair.
And to make matters worse,
Mr.. Menuhin was not in top
form. The most bothersome
feature of the reading was the
soloist's unusually erratic
treatment of Shostakovich's
rhythmic patterns, something
which caused much trouble in
balance.
The concert was rescued by
the fine playing Of the orches-
ira in the standard works with
Evening star., 1961-11-01
NEWS OF MUSIC
Shostokovich Work
Proves Sad Affair

which the Shostakovich was
surrounded. Especially impress
slVe was the Ravel-a SHIN
mering, subtle Mother Goose
Suite" which was a miracle
OF grace. strength and delicacy.
DR.. Mitchell wound up the
evening with a spectacular
reading Of the Respighi Pines
OF Rome" a genuine ear-split-
ter. The resplendent perform
ance was heard by the COM
poSer's widow, who was in the
audience as a guest of the or
chestra.
Evening star., 1961-11-01
NEWS OF MUSIC
Nv IRVING LOWENS
star Music Critic

,-..,o,,I symphony Orchestra.
;HSs,orS Mitchell, conductor. Soloist.
LaaoUE"5i Menuhin. violin. At Con-
.,5.mfiou Hall. Program: Overture 70
Oberon. Weber; Concerto ior VOLT Violin
H,oS ~ performancel, Shostakovieh;
" Mere Toye. Ravels Pines Of
Rome. Respighi.
Evening star., 1961-05-07

learned an ancient truth,
To thine ownSelf be true
And" Christ added. there is
no more conflict and no more
tension. I think you have to
take care Of your appear
ance, but expensive creams
are not going to do you
much good if you tear your
self down with tensions"
The waitress placed cot
tage cheese and fresh fruit
salad before the sisters.
Il see you have the same
taste in foods" I remarked.
If we dress alike we have
to have the same figures, "
Dottie observed. when I
was having my baby (he is
a year old, I worried that
I wouldn't get my figure
back because we were booked
for a show five weeks later.
I started doing exercises in
bed. and floor exercises as
soon as the doctor allowed
me to.
Il think you don't have
to have trouble getting back
in shape if you don't pro-
crastinate too long after the
baby is born. Your body will
return to normal quite easily
If you don't let your muscles
get used to the sag"
Il always gain weight
Evening star., 1961-05-07

doctor. too." Phyllis replied.
He said to drink grape
Juice. eat raisins or drink
champagne. Once in a while
we Splurge with a bottle OF
champagne and fresh caviar.
If you want a glamorous
pick up. just try caviar and
champagne"
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when I'm on vacation, |"
Phyllis volunteered. II don't
have to eat as much when
I'm not exercising, but I seem
to want to-"
DO you have a favorite
diet?" I asked.
II like drinking a glass Of
food supplement" Phyllis re-
piled. 1T satisfies my ap-
petite and I think it is very
healthful when you use it
with other foods"
I noticed that Phyllis was
wearing a marquis diamond
on her engagement finger.
and it was sparkling so, that
I asked If it were new.
Cleaning Jewelry
NO." she said, Its a
present from me to me, and
I keep it sparkling clean
with tooth paste. Try it on
your jewelry-just a little
with a soft-briStled, baby
toothbrush and hot water.
II hate to see anything
dirty" Phyllis went on. Il
think the most important
thing for any girl to learn
is how to keep her skin
clean. Because we wear so
much makeup, I went to a
top dermatologist in New
York about a cleansing rou-
tine. He said, Go to a gro
cery store and buy a tin Of
vegetable shortening. Put it
in an expensive jar, if you
want to, but use it to clean
your face. It will do the
best job Of cutting make
up"
You girls have so much
energy. What is your secret?"
I asked.
1T was told to us by a
Evening star., 1961-05-07
By LYDIA LANE
TimeS-Mirrnr Syndicata

HOLLYWOOD. The Nc
Guire sisters dress alike and
are often taken for triplets.
but there is five years diff
ference between Chris the
eldest and Phyllis the
youngest.
When they were in Holly
wood recently for a TV
show, they lunched with me
in q little restaurant across
from NBC in the Valley.
They wore colorful slacks.
well-fitted blouses. and Alice
in Wonderland bands around
their heads, looking like
three co-eds. When Chris
Evening star., 1961-05-07
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