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Evening star., 1961-02-05
SOUTHEAST PAwNBRoKERs
OUT-OF-PAWN BARGAINS

k'da a. Rfns R carry p Case & 1s essR :S' son
81. %
R'Vss. eonb R .sFry MS ss. & e.
portable carving Out Of pawn -----.-- s4s50
RcA hit portable player and radio combination q
% sd 's pv hfRs s a. Es:nt S1 w
Zenith eband portable rsd Perfect Son
5scords complete With blank records and ncrophor
f Va. :'$ HaSs.S sssS s:s s.sd ':1T a:H NV 5 1855
I9r.ab typewriter with metal oaTry :ss
Body sn6 fender mschas!cs PSrS,rcMss By &
dilen Wholesale dealers original cost S1Oo. out q q
- ----------.--'
Allen long csrrisSs typewriter new condition oyt q q
Ladys 14-kt white sold engagement ring with y carat
usually brilliant modern cut clearly fawess solitaire Ola:
mond. Worth $3.50 Out Of $2Sb
Mems Rolex oyster perpetual auto wind wrist Tstch S nsS
Out Of So3Ao
HFD Of saKs NoD q5u fR S sSg St
ORIGINAL COST.
$50 assorted and ady's brand wrist Watches
sorted wedding Sets-fneer rngs-prneess nEs-menS as
sorted diamond rngsbirthstone rings-au OUT oh pawn
Come In and buy . bargain.
SOUTHEAST PAWNBROKERS
hs Sng fne sua AZ and Bonded pawn shop IN sx %SinStSS
WE GIVE PAWN TICKETS WE BUY ann SELL
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - All
makes Of musical inltrumentS.
both new and used; all lnstru-
ments teacher-approved; lowest
price fental-DuTchase plan avail.
WARRINGTON MUSIC CENTER,
1927 b st. ne. IL 7.3200.
OFFICE FURNITURE
Uphol. steel typist chairs e7.gH
Steel shelving q shelves 12xSex56Cls,
General fireproofing steel executive
and SecIetartal desks $3e
4-drawer steel, Grade A legal full;
SUSPENSION flies $50 30
12-drawer Remington Rand 5xs
visual files. . real buy at $50 80
II you want to stretch your buying
office furniture before you buy.
N. FRANK q SONS
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DINING. AREA

a fabulous eiled walnut boat
:nsSS sasoSa.sss ssHs sspp.sr. sab :ss s.n tSss sS
wish % reduce the table size. 4
lovely chairs with foam cushions
covered In rich fabric are in
eludee. Backs are In walnut finely
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FREE DELIVERY
WASHINGTON OFFICE
FURNITURE CO.


1908 H st. NV. pI. 7-s175
ORGANS AND PlANOS-Kitt's
(Washington's largest music store)
now has 3 convenient locations:
Downtown, 1880 g st. n.y. Re.
-7.62l2; Alexandria, 1891 Mt.
Vernon ave. XII. 6-e666: Bethes-
da. 1910 Fairmont ave-. Oh. 8.
1874, Suburban stores open ewes.
ORGAN, portable electric: IKE new,
walnut; with bench. Ju. S-0S49
after IL Am.
OCEAN, HAMMOND CHORD Mod.
sS; ssS.A, i'E% music: ? $3.50 SP SGHd alssss. ss
ORGANs-Before you buy any or.
gan. see the new Wurlitzer Chord
ct only $685.. In mahogany, and
the new Wurlitser spinet at only
S995, in mahogany. Also used
Hammond, Baldwin and WuFlit-
ser organs at bargain prices
JORDAN'g, downtown ct 18th
and O sts., In Arlington at 5169
Lee highvay in Silver Spring at
1882 0eorgia ave-. Suburban
stores open evenings. Park In
ORGANs-oniy KITS can offel
the largest selection Of new and
used organs IN WaShington: val
ues from S696.
KITS 4 Convenient Locations:
Dntna 1880 q 9t. NV. RE. 1881
Alex, 1891 Mt. Urn Ave. KI. e-S0e6
Beth, %940 Eaifmont Ave. Oh. g.
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FURN.-Sectional sofa. beige frieze,
manufacturer Valentines aver,
SIS; mahog. kneehole desk,
zS''x26", drawers both sides, In
laid leather top. mahog. desk chair.
beautiful green leather upholster-
ing; S125; off-White leather arm
chair, solid walnut, excel. eond :,
S25: 2 round mirrors, Il gold
frame. 1 antique white frame). 30"
diAmenter, $50 ea.: / white cedar
chest with lock, $40: double dres-
ser, 54"x21", $25: Remington
sssSndaESss &c. Ess tSgIseSSCralter SgIsSCa and table,
GAS HOT AIR FURNACE, 10, 900
and controls; siS0. PE. S.65e6.
GAS RANGES. used. $40 up: easy
ftS st. nv. NA. s:se6S.
GUTTAR, KAY ELECTRIC, ike new.
fine tone, $30. so; out OF pawn;
RossLYN LOAN CO., IA. 7-0s00.
GUITAR, Martin, Iike neys so .yrs
2id6;4 2.6;4si si' o. t&SSSa soSsbss sscSSssb sslsS. wa
GUITAR, Dobro original. excellent
condition. $l76. TU. G-0S60.
GUN. deer fife, 3Qe cal. excel,
cond., $40, Can II. 4.667o. Q
am. to 8 pm.
GUNS = Civil war, antique and
modern POTOMAC TRADING
POST, 1909 viers MN Fd,. silver
Spring. 10. 6.5656.
GUNS -GUNsl1ITHINGI al tyres
new and used firearms; expert gun.
smithinG. WI. 6.6eI6. WI. 2-6111:
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FURN.-2 bdrms. modern and
maple. kiv. rIn. set. end tables,
kit. set, etc. LA. 6-9351.
FURN. - Early American solid
cherry. bedrm., din. rm. cocktail
and lamu tables. special low prices.
sos s. Washington st., Alexandria.
KI. 9-3656.
FURN. - Din. rm. suite Of fine
figured mahog. consisting Of ex-
tension table. buffet: china closet,
serving table. 8 straight chairs and
10th century English Tudor. Reas.
II. 1850 or JE. 3-3470.
FURN.-Liy.' rm., dining rm. and
S::;arn; 5:;i SET: 1929 for al or best
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GOLD
DIAMONDS
AND GOLD COINS

AND GOLD COINS
See US first. We psy highest cash
o17 2 ct. NV. RE. 7-2076.
HEATING 6YSTEM-oil hot-Water
or steam. medium SiSe W/boiler,
burner Ios and plumbing; used; rsas.
HIGHEST Cash PRICES paid for
typewTiteTS, cameras. musical In
struments, silver. old gold, jewell
ry, diamonds, watches. sewing ma
chimes, radios, phonoss portable
SMITH, Me. 8-526s.
LADY wants old china. glassware,
russ. piano: Chinese and French
LOOKING FOR UNUSUAL COS
TUNES and masks for Washing.
toms smartest Mardi Gras Ball
Mr., T6CHANz.
ONE OVERHEAD TIFFANY LIGHT
fixture: not too large state price
and cond. Box 1855. Star.
PiANOS WANTED; cash paid for
used pianos: call 10. 6.01S2 or
IA. 2.2161.
- PlANOs. Az gTYLEs
can Day Z Nlght. 10. 9-3039
TIRES, 6.70xl6 tubeless, not re-
caps; 2 regular and 2 snow; TOP
condition. Ell. $685..
TV-Out-of -order sets bought. 81
. in. only. UN. 4-323s.
TYPEWRITER WANTED-Under-
wood standard office model pre-.
ferfed. Pay cash. ME. $1,000.
WANTED-I954 Republican Cen.
tsnnisl tss1nI,iissl giats 4A.;,IL,9 4; L9uisE < dRIE- II,
Vernon, N. Y.
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500 1Itb a.. NV. ME-. s.4as,

500 1lth 81. NV. ME. S-4391
MIDE.A-BED, recently reuphol.
1tered. excellent condition. OIL. g.
HOIST, Tuske9 auto eisVatoF plat
form. for eonstr. Jobs; $500 per
mo-: 2O-ft unload ht. RENTAL
Tools 3 IQuIP. Co. 10. k-k0z0.
HOLLYWOOD Bids, S22: dfessefs
with mirrors. SIS: chrome dinette
terms. ist payment In March. We
do reupholsteftng and refiniyhing.
HOFFMAN UPHOISTERER9. 2447
18th st, Nv. Co. S.e116. Open
ewes I'll Q. Sat. I'll Q, SUNDAY
HOsPTTAL BRDs: An metal. used,
and In perfect condition; S116.
Phone Riverside S.42b1 betW. IL
noon and 8 pm.
HOT.WATR HEATER, 20-Gel.. gas,
Up. or NAT. guaranteed; SIS.
ICE SKATES, used, Sc pr; Pfi.
through Sum-: rear 1888 Rhode
Island ave. ne.
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PERFECT

Apt. and services for the discrinis
mating. 100& afr eond,, beautifully
furn.. incl. linen. cooking utens.s
sec: sssy. stsY gsrage. Ty avail.
l476 Euclid NV. Embassy row,
central loo. At park. Hu. 3-S402.
PROVIDENCE HOsP, AREA, lg9
S..sySsa SWsSssssa St ,pt,S@l ts,l sYSS sSeSsgn s.f lss
Evening star., 1961-02-05

FURN.; beautiful mahogany break
front china closet, mahogany din.
ing table, 3 leaves and pad: excel.
condition. Call FE. 3-2916.
FURN. Nearly new for V price and
removal from Cleveland Park area.
King-sige bed, foam rubber DOS
tuerpedie ssaly. plain walnut
headboard. Harvard frame
(sloans), cost $3.50. Single bed,
extra long, s0", extra hard mat
(Msyers). Sideboard. imported
7,2" long, sc" high, cost $3.50,
Sidebosfd, Willett, cherry, so"
long. 32h" high, cost S21e
lsloans). eideboard. Hsnredon
32h" high, cost $500 (Woodies)
Cocktail table, black and aqua
marble top, plain brass legs. 20.
S2iS. Buffet, white marble, black
iron, drawer for silver. 42N"
long, "a" high, .10h" wide. Sep.
arate top Of walnut sideboard, 2
ers, 37A" high, 46A" long. cost
$3.50. Csrpst;, sege. sxl2,A .,A. eoS1 !
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PIANOS FOE RENT, only, So. per
mo-; choice Of finishes: payments
credited II you purchase later.
KITS 3 Convenient locations:
pntn., 1880 9 St. NV. Re. 7-g2ls
Alex, 1921 Mt.Vrn. Ave. kl. S.Soe6
Beth, 1910 FAirmont Ave. OIL. D.
FIZzA OVEN, double deck. almost
new; win sell to best offer. MAu.
RICE RESTAURANT, 1907 ca.
ave. NV. RA. 3.2040.
Player, Baby Grand
ELEcTkIc DUo-ART: beaut. tone
and eond rebuilt and suar: for fcI
built; Sf7S Including rolls and
local delivery. He. ,9-le6e.
POCKKT AND BILLIARD TABLES
Supplies, poker tables and gamss'
isnhsi Lard q tOisSi SoiwLfNa LING 'sTPPGY Co.,
$40 9th 81. NV. DI. 7-4s67.
sac, s45: few records, cheap.
Re. 7-4977. afternoon only.
RADIO EoUIPMENT-K. W. final,
uses or 2 4-400A tubes, nodu-
lator eomplete with power sup.
ply. $500 or best offer. Phone
RADIO, National NC 125. short
wave comm. rec. in good cond.,
and National NC 90 Short-waye
SoTFsii Sog4sii sitsr sis;; g0Tsasie' 3 p:@. eau WE
RADTO-Transmitter, Lysco, COOS
35W. AM. CIV Crystal. vFO. Lots
of extras; So6. Elmae: PMR, "a
Isyr. Power supply Mobile Ant''
R1DIOf 2-Way taxi, SO ,Watt GE:
good eond.: $500. 10. l:7403.
RADIO: Johnson mobile trans. for
I2.v and 0onset super 10 conver-
tor. S1l0 or best offer. TU. 2.
RADIO TRANsllITTER = Elmac,
A54.H, Mobile transmitteI, 0onSet
super 8 converter. mobile acees.
can Sol UN 5-2lO2.
RADIO SURPLUS
ILoE. STOCK. ALE TYPES. weekly
specials, We buy. SELL swap; y aSily'
F5iSnc Littis River turnpike, An.
nandale, Va. JE. 2.5S05.
Is. snd others. Some s'; e;oioTsd S as
BASEMENT, 1900 Wis. ave. NV
RANGE, TheFmsdor. 9 Durns:E.
sSSInsis Etaci un,s Can ihne ~ EA s.Ss1si SSSni W'l
| RANGES-ALL SIZES
eSssisiAss ST. 5Iss; re 9S ZAP Ag "a lSs Ss
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RADIO SURPLUS
RANGES
RANGES
Gas and Electric
20, 80 and SO Inch
SIG Q5 I'm

N1E~
All. have been reconditioned and
are guaranteed: Free delivery.
BLOCKS
sSs:s ssSs::s l.: bisd.ssSarr assi aa "a Va ssgS2 s:ssggSS22
REAL ESTATE plat books; No. !
and 3. excel. eond; S50-S75, also
No. 4, $40. WAPLE Co. 1925
14th St, NV.
REFRIGERATORe. used, Sl9.91 up;
itScl' icii vs. tS1 81. nv. ~ IA. ss.ssss.
REFRiGERATOR, Frigidaife, 10 u
de luxe, never used: 500. OIL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES excel.
ss. sGedisiGaRS;o s.aSos. g. h. freezer capacity
RIFRIGERATOR, frostless. cycla.
matte, new; also some others and
new odd lots. SEARS BASEMENT
z5OO Wis. ave. NV.
REFRIGERATOR-7 Gu. IT., West
tnEhOgss; t e, 1G freezer top. best otfsf'
REPRIGERATOR. Westinghouse.
lyelloW) only Q few mos. old:
ssrrisr; ras Isl siss. Ho. 300 5.Se4o7s sO0 ~
REERIGERATOR, Hotpoint, 9 d!.,
l2-cubic IT.: excel. eonds 0bslb
freezer. WA. 7.1540.
REFRIGERATORS
Areas largest floor display, fullJ
guaranteed. all sizes, from S2o 90
PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 0eorgiA Ave AD. 2.&l0C
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FARM AND GARDEN
POULTRY, RABBITs,a Eeas

LIVE QUAIL and equipment;
going out Of business. STANLEY
QUAIL FARM. Call aft. 1880 pm
VIII. 6-6110.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

REDUCE AT H0ME-v-belts. roll
srs, cycles; lounges; steam a .ds, ss6S.
Evening star., 1961-02-05

FURNITURE
Large selection Of USED and
low discount-priced NEW
Unclaimed Railroad Furniture
Come in and see for yourself
the tremendous values Of
fered here.
A FEW TYPICAL VALUES:
RetrigeratorS -. from SIS
Refgrs. with freezers from $65
~ 1850 Zenith 15la-cu.
It. Freezer ------------ $50
~ 21-in TV, guar. peri.
cond. ----------.--- $50
Chest Of Drawers from SO
1 Studio Couch .--- - $25
Duncan-Phyfe Mahogany
Drop-Leaf Table $40
5-Pc. Heavy-C Constructed
Chrome Dinette- $50
Rollaway Bed wfmattr-- $14
I Set Twin Mahog. Poster
Beds, compL wispr. and
mattr. - - $59.95 for both
Brass 7-Pc. Fireplace Set, SIS
Apt-Size Kenmore Wash.
ing Machine - $40
Maple Bunk Beds, COM
plete with mattress $54.95
I, C. FURNITURE co.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
ORGANS

PAINT Si.76 Gal. del: II pastel
el. and. exterior white. WA. q
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Ital. Prov, chairs,
chests, buffet, brdlms. orient. rugs.
Pvt. home. IA. 9-4070.
FURN-Inel. 27" Zenith Tv. trad.
eonsole; hi-fi; 7-piece dinette:
beds; chairs; lamps: baby furn.:
mise: sac. HE. 4-6027.
FURN.-simmonS hide-a-bed couch,
chairs, painted chests. book cases,
etc. Reasonable. EN-. 3-60S6.
FURN. - Moving, must sacrifice
furn. and household items: good
cond. 1444 Whittier pl. NV.
lFURN-2 end tabs. coffee tab, 50
each; Hollywood bed wlspg. and
mattress, $3S. TU. 2.7379.
FURN.-Lge. elub-Styls sofa bed; .
chairs, slip covers: 500. Also
misc. furniture. RA. 6-063z.
FURN.-Liv. rln: set, 8 pcs. bedrm.
set, 5 pcs.: dbl. bed. SPRINGS and
mattresses. 10. 8-8S40A
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Refrigerators
GUAR. DELIVERY INCLUDED
RI.OCK1S

l740 Lee Hwy. IA. $500
3S.7 Bladensburg Rd. WA. 7.6501
REFGR.. late model. sOod eond.:
guar eross-top fTee8er: will de-
liver: $50. Ii. 4-2204. o.
REFGRs.-RECOND.: LIKE NEW
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Potomac PlaZs

CONTINUED On hRNe8 .RasW
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COMFORTABLE ssle. and, dbl. rms.
with ph. and run water; nr. mod
bath with shower; elev., spac.
lounge and TV rm. Daily rates sgl.,
$3 up; dbl. SO Weekly rates SCI
Sll.b0 uD: dbl. S22. RE. 7-4o27
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Doas, PETS, ETc.

ENGLIsH SPRINGER sPANIELs,
8 yks., Axe. liver or black and
white. Wormed and shots, ex.
centf0nai Call HI 0-sl40.
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HoFFasANN uPHoLsrRRERS

FuRN.,. new, sacrifice: $3.50 RcA
2l-in. eonsole color Tv. S475; "a.
vol ency. Brit. $3.50: 7-pe. white
wrought iron dinette set, Sl75;
epode % !. pc, sery. for IL blue
fleur de lis earthenware. $500
Or make offer. so. 6.2249.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-01

ROME CNANA). - Elizabeth
Taylor is insured for $40 million
against the event of her death
while filming Cleopatra" But
there's no insurance at all in
the event Of sickness - no
takers. The death" clause re-
minds me of when Yul Brynner
and MitH GaynOr were filming
Surprise Package" The writer,
Harry KurnitZ, was insured for
SIS million in the event of his
death because the movie was
being written line for line,
during production. Kurnitz,
when he learned this, went
off his feed. II see an assassin
around every corner" he said.
Actually, Joe Mankiewicz,
who is directing Cleo" by day
and writing it by night, should
be insured. "A good half of the
story is Stil in his head, and if
anything should happen to him,
the production, which re-
started SO million in the red,
would be in real trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-01
Crime Law Seminars
Held for Lowers

Criminal law seminars to
give junior lawyers experience
in courtroom defense resume
today under the sponsorship of
the Junior Bar Section of the
District Bar Association.
The seminars, which include
lectures by experienced defense
counselS, are scheduled at the
United States Courthouse at
5:45 pm. today, Friday and
November 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-01

NEW YORK.-When John ].
McCloy flew to Russia on q
presidential mission to confer
with Premier KhruShcheV, he
was accompanied by Mrs. Nc
Cloy and their niece, Sharman
Douglas. They went to Sochi,
the Black Sea resort where
Khrushchev was taking a holi-
day, and were installed in a
house by the sea. A boat was to
ipick them up at IL am. to take
them to Khrushchev.
At 10 am. Mrs. McCloy, in
an improviSed swim suit, and
Miss Douglas went swimming.
Then they stretched out on the
pier to sun themselves. Miss
Douglas lowered her shoulder
straps to get an even tan. About
1890 they heard a motorboat
approaching, but thought Moth
ing of it. After all, the boat
lKhrushchev was sending wasn't
tdue till IL. ..-.
Suddenly. from the ladder at
the pier, a head started rising
a mans head, Enthusiastically
lKhrushchev's. He was calling
for them in person, and a half
hour early. The women had a
tug-of-war over the one towel
there until Reconsideration
once diplomatic - turned his
head away.
ART NOTE: A new kind of
status-Symbol was introduced to
New York last week, at the
Parke-Bernet auction of French
paintings. Pierre BOnnard's La
Glace Haute" drew the top bid,
at a record price. When the bid
ding reached $4,000, the auc-
toner snickered: Who'll make
it 100000? After all, wouldn't
you prefer to say you paid
100000, rather than 500, 000?"
1t went for 100000.
MOVIES: Harold Arlen, who
just returned from the West
Coast, tells of the five stages of
a Hollywood career: Cd WHO
is Rex Baxter?";; ~ Get me
Rex Baxter; 90 Get me a
Rex Baxter-type";; (4"Get me
a young Rex Baxter; 90 who
is Rex Baxter?"
1 - IS .-
SCIENCE NOTE: The next
cover story of the Saturday
Review is devoted to How the
Land Came Out of the Sea. "
It's by John J. Gilvarry, the
atomic scientist. He confesses
that his interest in this research
began at a bar in Milwaukee.
He was having a beer there,
and became intrigued by the
Illuminated Schlitz globe. Thus
was he inspired.
49,
LOCAL NEWS: Abe Feber,
the New York lighting expert,
has been retained by the Har-
ward Law School to re-light
LangdeH Hall, the oldest law
library in the United States.
An innovation will supply eff
fective light at page level, using
Hess wattage. . william SarO-
yam flew here to see his two
plays at the East End Theater.
Oscar HOmOlka will play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-01
HELYONS DEN
For Once Diplomatic
BY LEONARD LYONS

kim NoVak's psychoanalyst in
her new film Boys Night out.
SCHOOL NOTES: Ethel Grit.
flies, the 83-year-old actress ir
Write Me a Murder" lectureo
to a group of drama students
at Boston University. During
the question and answer period
Miss Critics didn't hear q
question, and said: Young
man, you will never make an
actor unless you learn to pro-
ject." The questioner was
teacher of the class.
DRAMA DEPT: Ethel Waters
will play the role of a maid
in the film version of ITO Kill
a Mockingbird." Miss Waters
knows about maids. She always
had one in her dressing room
when she starred on Broadway.
Her maid in Cabin in the Sky
was responsible for one impor-
tant change of costume. =. The
musical ended with Miss Wa
tiers in heaven, wearing the cot
ton nightgown she'd worn when
she died" Her maid insisted
she wear a silk gown.
The producers explained that
inasmuch as Miss Waters wore
a cotton gown in the dying
scene, she should wear it when
presenting herself at the Pearly
Gates. when people go to
heaven" the maid argued per-
suasively, things ought to be
different, and people should get
"a break"
+ 50
TRAVEL NOTE: Laurence
VanderpOSt, the South African
author of THE Heart of the
Hunter" made his first trip
across the United States recent
ly. The highlight for him was
a visit to a State fair in Salt
Lake City. There he got first
hand knowledge of American
hospitality. He received many
invitations from people he met
to come and stay with them
He estimated that if he &C.
cepted all the invitations he'd
spend two years in Salt Lake
City. -...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-01
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHElLAH GRAHAM
Insurance for Cleo

Anthony Franciosa is having
| his problems with his "As g
Man Grows Older" and leading
lady Claudia Cardinale. She
refuses to "act" in English. 80
can act only in Italian" says
Claudia, although she car
speak English. Honey, I DOM
understand Italian" pleaded
Tony. But to no avail.
Sidney POitier's movie, "Tht
Iron Man." due to start soor
in Rome. has been indefinitely
postponed" because of no studio
space, no extras, no equipment
all because of "Cleopatra's'
take-over here.
John Barrymore, jr., has
been married for two and q
half years, he told me, to Cab
by PalaZZOli-"and she is moi
an actress" he emphasized
"Will you ever return to Holly.
wood?" I asked the son Of the
famed late profile. He is moi
anxious to return, and GIVE
been Offered a few films, but
didn't like any of them" said
John, who is currently starring
here in Fire and Sword" with
Jeanne Grain.
-
Charlton HestOn's easter
Dinner" is now called THE
Pigeon That Took Rome" I'm
still hoping my wife will fly
here from Hollywood" Charl-
ton told me while filming I'M
der an old bridge near Rome
But wife Lydia is reluctant to
leave their six-year-old son
Fraser. --
Caught Arthur Shields sit
ting on the bridge-he has q
role in the picture with Charl-
ton and Elsa Martinelli. We
talked of his brother, Barry
Fitzgerald, who died in Dublin
last January. Hes been there
a year and a half" said Arthur
But he regarded Hollywood al
his home"
IS
Miss Martinelli stated, II got
my first slap this morning" I'm
the picture or ii real hfe?"
asked the Italian beauty. ''In
my career" she replied. I told
her I had met her good-looking
husband, Count Franco ScottO-
Mancinelli, the previous night
and had found him charming
IT wish I felt the same way, "
she replied. They are separated.
But there will be no divorce.
I'm hoping we can recon-
cile in eight years time" the
count had told me. I'VE have
a three and a half-year-old
daughter 1 love, and I am still
in love with my wife" Eight
The Arizona post., 1961-09-08
CRY Of Hope
Installing
Officers

The City of Hope will in
stall its new officers at an
open meeting Sept. IA at 8
pm. at El Rio Country Club,
400 West Speedway.
DR.. Ralph Byron, Jr., di-
rector of the hospital for
tumorS and allied diseases,
will be the guest speaker. DR..
Byron has done much re-
search work and presented
several papers as a result of
his studies. He also is chief
of general and oncologic sur
gerry.
Zen II. SOlOt will serve as
installing officer on the pro-
gram.
New officers are A. Fred
sen, president; Stanley
Weinstein, first vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Michael Catalda,
Mrs. AL Kaufman and Miss
Ida Pavone, vice-presidents;
Mrs. Benjamin Weiss, treasu-
rer; Mrs. Jack Ruderman,
corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. ]. Gemmer, recording
secretary.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-08
Holiday Dance
Is Planned By
Mems Club

The Mems Club of Cong.
Anshei Israel again will
sponsor its annual Yom
Kippur Breakfast Dance
Sept. 20 at $50 pm.
The dance will be held
in the congregations audi
torium at 1901 E. Sixth.
There will be dancing to
the music of Lou Broder
and his band. Food, re-
freshments and set-ups will
be available.
The admission charge
will be a $1.5O donation
per person and the affair is
open to the public.
Saul Tobin is chairman
of this years affair with
Hy Podolsky as co-chair-
man.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-08

Rabbi Wulliger also will be-
gin an adult education course
with a series of lectures op-
ening Oct. II at 8 pm. and
continuing every second and
fourth Wednesday of the
month. The lectures will cope
with daily problems and OBJ
legations of the Jewish fam
lily.
The first topic will be, "The
Jewish Home" An open for
um will follow the program.
The SiSterhood will serve re-
freshments following the pro-
grams.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-08

Of ages Z to "A.
The school features large,
modern classrooms with a
fenced-in recreational area.
Door to door transportation
is provided and registration
for the school is now being
taken.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-08

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-Dr.
Abraham Brian has resigned
as Director of ArmiStice AT
fairs in the Israel Foreign
Ministry to become Director
of the Department of Antiq-
uitieS.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-08
Young Israel School
Gains In E EnroHment

Congregation Young Israel is expecting increased
enrolment for its Hebrew School this year. announced Rab
bi Shlome E. Wullger
Evening star., 1961-10-22
Up to Soviets

They feel that since Mr.. Khru-
shchev is the one seeking a
change in the status quo, it is
he who should offer acceptable
terms. Such talks, they argue,
give the impression of Western
weakness, and may cause the
Russians to start a war out of
miscalculation.
Mr.. Rusk, acting more a
teacher than a diplomat, lee
tured the French at the press
conference:
when a serious and danger
Gus difference arises. there are
various ways Of dealing with it.
One would be for the two sides
to growl publicly at each other
until something happens. An
other is to establish contact in
order to clarity the situation and
to guard against catastrophe
which might be brought on by
ignorance, miscalculation or
mistake"
Mr.. Khrushchev has been in
formed of this difference in ap-
proach by the West, and said
in his speech that major con-
tradictions divide the United
States, Britain and other i'm
perialist states"
Mr.. Rusk believes that this is