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Evening star., 1962-03-21
First Lady
Is Benefit
Chairman

Mrs. John F. Kennedy has
accepted the honorary chair
manship of the annual bene-
fit of the Washington chap
ter Of the National Society of
Arts and Letters, to be held
May S.
The benefit, of which Mrs.
M. Robert Guggenheim is the
chairman, will be held and
broadcast in the studios of
WRC radio on Nebraska ave-
nue..
Senator Kenneth Keating
is to act as emcee for the
program which will consist of
a humorous panel of talented
celebrities.
Chairman of the Washing
ton chapter of NSAL is Mrs.
Blake Clark.
Evening star., 1962-03-21
Club Welcomes
New Members

Thirty-four new members
of the Woman's Club Of
Chevy Chase were honored at
a membership tea recently
by the Maryland State and
District officers.
The receiving line was
headed by Mrs. John P.
Kaufman, Maryland State
president, and Mrs. Tracy
B. Augur, club president.
Past presidents of the club
presided at the tea table
which featured a spring
flower arrangement by Mrs.
James N. Blauvelt. Commit
tee members included Mrs.
George H. Priest, jr., Mrs.
Dan M. Braun and Mrs.
Doris MacDonald.
Evening star., 1962-03-21
To Elect Officers

XII Sigma Chapter (Arling-
ton-Falls church, OF Beta
Sigma Phi will hold a regular
meeting at $3.50 pm. tomor-
row at the home Of Mrs.
Helen Rusher for the elec-
ton Of officers.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-28
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-28

DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY, APhlL 20 1907
The Detroit Jewish News. p 3, +2o62
FEDERATION SAYS 1/3 OF N.Y.'S JEWS
ARE m DIRE TROUBLE: OFFERS REMEDY"
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
HEREWITH THE REMEDY: - FRuITAcE OF
5000 YEARS DIVINE REVELATION - "A CON-
rlErE AND FINAL REVELATION IN WHICH
WOMAN RISES TO THE STATUS OF A MAJOR
PROPHECIES - INCOMPATIBLE, GREATEST
NARY sAkER EDDY WOMAN OF MATTHEW
1891: and Revelation l2:l.s
"A GREAT WONDER IN HEAVEN
"A WOMAN CLOTHED WITH The SUM
CROWNED WITH IL STARS F.! : WHOSE MAN
CHILD WILL RULE ALE NATIONS WITH A
ROD OF IRON!
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clsisr-s REJECTION FORGIVEN! - BUT: -.
Ncw FaT-eR SON AND HOLY GHOST REVEAL
ALL EVEN THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE
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AND T-E UTTER -N-oT-H-i-N.cNE-s-S"
cE THE THINGS SEEN. TEMPORAL BUT THE
THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL! ST.
PAUL - WAC As you SHOULD KNOW. WAS
~ APPRENTICE FOR THE RABBlNATE AS
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See JEWS Psse9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12
A Rose Called Helen

wife of the Texas Represen-
alive; Mrs. Wilson Flake.
whose husband was the for
mer Ambassador to Ghana;
and Mrs. Alphonzo Bell
whose husband is the Cali
fornia Representative were
also at the head table.
They heard Helen Rose
state that she believes Los
Angeles will be the coming
fashion center of the world.
Right now we lack the
egotism and the authority to
compete with Paris but that
is coming soon," she said.
From CALIFORNIA; design
ing boards, not only comes
much good fashion seen on
the screen, but creative
clothes from such talents as
Galanos, TaSSell, fitzpatrick,
and others.
Helen Rose has found that
her screen designing has been
of great aid to her in salts
flying the design desires of
women off-screen.
Her photogenic eye looking
at fashion has made her
know that clothes must move
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12

well, not be bulky, and not
detract from the feminity of
a woman.
Men enjoy seeing a woman
who walks well in her clothes
and doesn't let her clothes
walk off with her person.
atty.
I'm old fashioned enough
to want to please the men,"
she states firmly.
QUOTABLE QUOTES
Every designer loves glamor
and we are doing more and
more glamor clothes and long
evening gowns.
We're called the House of
Chiffon because I love the
way the fabric moves and
looks. However, it's the black
crepe dress which keeps our
factories going twelve months
of the year."
1--we done so many Greek
and Roman costume pictures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12

I guess they've helped me to
design a lot of my draped
gowns"
I'm always asked that
cliche what about hemlines'?
I say If you've got good legs
show them. If you don't,
please don't show them"
"a woman designer is bet
ter equipped to design for
women. For one thing. I
make a point of using slim
ming lines in my clothes.
Only a woman who has
gained a bit herself knows
what that means in a dress"
Movie-goers who saw Lau-
rem Bacall in Designing
Woman" were actually seeing
the story of Helen Rose, the
famed fashion designer.
when I saw how I was
supposed to be living in the
film, I went right home and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Editor

When you say a rose is a
rose is a rose in the fashion
business, you can only mean
one woman. It's Helen Rose.
The tiny dark-haired de-
signer from California, who
is always busy on two design
fronts, one a wholesale
couture operation and the
other her contract work with
MGM Studios, was a Wash
ington visitor yesterday.
She spoke to members and
guests of The Washington
Fashion Group at The Will
lard Hotel.
Among the head bles
guests were Mrs. Perle Mesta
with whom she had a de-
lightful conversation about
Marusia, Mrs. Mesta's favorite
designer.
you know in California
we're great admirers of each
others talents, which people
on. the East Coast in the
fashion business can't quite
figure OUT" Helen Rose says.
Mrs. Homer Thornberry,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12

SATURDAY

Julius Garfinckel g. Co.
presents the 8 pm. twilight
fashion show for the Belle
Haven Country Club. The
theme of the show is Fash
ions in Black and White"
Members and guests only.
Informal Modelling by
Cappa Chell models from IL
to 2:30 pm. at Seven Cor
ners saw Cafeteria.
Gartenhaus Furs presents
exciting fur fashions at a
Freedmen's Hospital benefit,
Presidential Arms, G street
NV, at noon. Phyllis KILN
ger in charge Of the staging.
Jelleffs and FarnswOrth-
Reed present the fashions at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12

the buffet dinner event for
the benefit of the Jesuit
Seminary Guild. to be held
on the grounds of George
town Prep School, Garrett
Park, Md, at 4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12

redid the decor to live up to
it." she joked.
Such stars as Grace Kelly
(whose wedding dress she de-
signed) Elizabeth Taylor, (for
whom she has done three
wedding dresses) and others
including Cyd Charlse and
Lana Turner, know the viva
cious, petite Helen Rose also
as a friend whose advice they
follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12
Anne McDermott Heads Group

Miss Anne McDermott has
been elected to serve a two
year term as president of the
Alexandria branch of the
American Association of Uni
versity Women.
Other officers elected in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12

clude: Miss Oneta Liter. first
vice president; Mrs. Fred Cof-
fey, second vice president;
Mrs. John Warmer. record
ing secretary; and Mrs. Roy
Licari, corresponding secre-
tary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12

Jeefs BIous -ttes First FooF Street ond oil branh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-01

BEN C. WRIcHr, President
EUCLID N. CONVICTION
Chairman Of ase Board
JOHN c. STERLING
Honorary GairmaH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-01

WILLIAM I. NICHOLS
Editor and Ps6fsker
Ed MCCARTHY. Managing Editor
NELSON cRUPPo. Art Director
STEWART BEACH, Asst. to DE Editor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-01

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-01


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
NOTES

-. Gold and silver Lame
Knits for holidays and resort,
with low-cut dress under
jacket, for all late-day occa-
sions except most formal.
-. Gay new look of OFF,
beat Furs, with longhaired
fox, lynx and oposSum the
favorites, worn oftenest as
hats and neck ringlets.
-. Laminated Innings in
suit and costume jackets,
making them little coats
which adjust to changing
temperatures.
-. Red as a Surprise Sue
cess in many kinds of fall
clothes. from belt and scarf
accents through woods and
coats to chiffons.
:. Satin Caps, velvet be-
rets and brimmed big furs as
the three important hat looks
this year, felts important
only If furry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
Flowers Put
Bloonin
Summer Parties

You can make your sum-
mer party as casual as a pic
mic. but as pretty as a ban
quet. Hot-weather elegance is
not a matter of shaving over
a steaming'stove all day long.
1t depends on simplicity-an
easy casserole or barbecue
specially for the main dish.
The drama is supplied by
vivid colors in tableware,
cloths, napkins and floral
treatment.
Suggested summer party
color schemes from leading
decorators are combinations
Of bright blue and green or
pink and orange. Others in
clude yellow and deep green,
or a stunning simple white
cloth with dark blue napkins
and tableware. The dishes,
glassware or linens need not
be your best. Good, bold,
clear colors are available in
extensively in plastic, glass or
baked enamel.
Floral arrangements to
complement all of the sug-
gested color schemes are
available at Florists Tele-
graph Delivery shops. They
not only will make your
table bloom, but are wonder
full, easy-to-shop-for hot
weather gifts as they can be
wired anywhere to compile
ment a friends party decor.
For the blue and green set
ting, white gardenias and
roses in a blue compete dish
are suggested. Pink and or
ange would take hot pink
roses in a pretty basket; for
the yellow color scheme,
tiger-type (rubram) lilies and
lemon leaves. The stark white
and blue should be set off
with a bowl Of boldest red
anthuriumS.
Now all that's left Is to
send out your invitations.
You won't have to worry
about the reactions, for you'll
be known as the hostess who
sets tht prettiest table in
town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

There's a lot Of fashion
news that makes headlines
when q new season ap-
proaches that isn't just in
the realm Of coats and suits.
For example. check:
long, slim evening
gowns, with high empire
waiStlines, no trim, but the
most elegant of fabrics, like
silver embroidered tulle.
capeIets for evening
cover-ups, rounded like lit
tie satin cocoons, ruffled or
flounced in embroidered lace,
feathery like boas.
draped columns of
white crepe or heavy silk
jersey for evening, unadorned
except for single large jeweled
pins at the bosom.
the elegance Of fall
knits, in brilliant color con-
trasts, in flecked tweedy
knits, in slim two-piece
dresses, cardigan coats.
:. new softer look in fall
foundation items, highlighted
by Emilio Pucci cupless bra
and pettipant in vivid blue
or pink print.
-. return of the one-piece
foundation, necessary under
many fall knits and fluid
crepes, but new in light Lycra
and pantie style.
-. merger Of lounge wear
and sleepwear, such as the
shift-jama, in denim, calico,
styles like an easy tunic over
knee-length pants.
-. jungle prints still popu-
lar for fall, with leopard
print wool skinner dresses,
python print raincOats, pony
print jackets.
-. spOrfswear furs, such as
white Asiatic lamb in a
undetermined jacket, spot
ted calf walking jacket,
bright blue beaver poncho.
-. the silk honan step-in
dress, with Oriental touches
such as frog closings, band
collars, shirtdress front, tie
sash.
-. stripes in transitional
cottOnS, such as dark blue
with m aroon, blue with
brown, worked diagonally,
vertically or in mitred effects.
:. Paisley prints on every
thing, from tailored shirts
through shift dresses, to satin
evening gowns. in muted
colors or strong contrasts.
-. warm winter hats, in
bulky knit caps, hoods and
novelty shapes, in furs of all
kinds done as toques, berets,
domed ear-coverers.
-. continuing Oriental in
fluence on fashion, notable
in Emilio Pucci's Balinese
fashions, Irene Galitzine's
Obi-sashed dresses.
pale cOlOrs in fall
sweaters. such as off-white.
taffy. blues. usually trimmed
with dark contrasts like wine,
deep brown.
-. New Prints for white
cotton shirts. widely set and
huge In size, with colors
strong and clear, as one huge
rose placed at one side.
-. New Wider Pants sill
houette. tailored like mems
Stacks, replacing tapered
pants, often in stretch fab
RIGS, gay prints for resort.
%. Gray Flannel for sports
wear outfits, with pants,
pleated and flared skirts,
boxy and fitted jackets, with
CNl0rfIil hln,Icac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
Stote Society
Plans OUTING

The Florida State Society
Of Washington will its an
nual picnic Saturday from l
to 6 pm. at the Merlands
Club, Silver Spring. Cy Per-
kins is chairman of the out
ing which this year will fea-
ture a fish fry with fish and
shrimp straight from Florida
waters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

Thursday, you are
invited to q "Closs-
time U.S.A@ Fashion
Show" q presentation
of college and career
fashions starring fo-
nous fashion fobrics
and Vogue potterns.
Popular Vogue stylist
Miss Victoria Murphy
is our Commentator.
Don't miss this 3D.
vance look, Thursday,
500 pm. and ZOO
p.m., 9th Floor, Wosh-
ington Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
Dswnsswn Shoppers Geld Bvs

Zoe fare permits 2 hours shop
ping, runs every S minutes at
regular bus stops on F, 18th and
9th Streets, nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
2O% SAVINGS ON
SILVERPLATING
DURING AUGUST

Now is the time TO hunt up thot old tea SET, thot
duIIed bowl or troy, your badly tornished can
deIobro and bring them TO US for special savings
on sikerploting. All old silver is completely
stripped off. Repoirs can then be made :.
dents removed, breoks sIver-soIdered and
edges punished. Before plating, each piece
is buffed TO insure an even finish. The silver is
put on with eecfropIuting process that gives
Iong-losting quality CLEAN. Our experienced
estimotors will be glad TO serve you. 2o9s saw
ines lost through the month of August and apply
TO siNerploting only. Repairs ore done at the
regular prices.
W&l-jswerY Repor Washington. Chevy Chose.
Wheoton Pozo and Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-20
POTOMAC FEVER
By Pete Wymu
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

Princess Grace Kelly will home from Monaco to
make a movie She's q remarkable woman-the only wife
the world who balance her husbands budget by TAX
ing q sx-week vacation.
One scientist says the of gravity may be weaken
ing Democrats already know that They had trouble at
all putting the national debt ceiling into state Of total
weghtlesSness.
midas Nehru asks call off atomic tests Now
that much fun it is to disturb the
he hates to let anyone else get into the act
Republicans claim Kennedys tax bill is full of loophoes
They're afraid every COP. businessman in the land will
escape through them-and live happily after with the
Democrats.
What this country needs the farm program applied to
Government-to pay the Internal Revenue Service for not
growing taxes. ..
Air traffic is getting heavier and heavier at Washing
tons airport In fact there's proposal to give the Ken
nedy family its runway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-20
White House transcript Trouble

press conference which hap
pens to be borne out generally
by the tape. but it is an
answer that Carl Sandburg-
the noted biographer of
Lincoln - should read care
fully. For 1t was he who five
months ago compared the
Kennedy style" to that of
jefferson, Lincoln, Wilson
and the two Roosevelts." and
accused Dwight Eisenhower
Of being "the most INGRAM
NAUTICAL President we have
ever had" The same kind Of
trouble with syntax is evident
now in the Kennedy press
conferences.
Thus, a reporter at the
March IA conference COM
mented that voters in the last
presidential campaign had
expected jobs after they
heard about getting the
country moving again" Re
Gently, added the reporter.
states like Ohio, Michigan
and Pennsylvania have been
complaining that some of
their defense contracts have
been going elsewhere. Here
is President Kennedy's reply
as recorded on tape:
mo, I would have to-in my
opinion, we've been-I don't
think that in any of those
three cases, even though
this matter of contracts is
a matter Of continuing con-
Germ, defense contracts, and
we've got a particularly diff
ficult problem in Detroit
and which has been the sub
ject Of a recent discussion-I
don't think that the contracts
in any of those three States,
and I would have to check it,
are less than they were be-
fore"
Maybe Mr.. Sandburg now
will apologize to Mr.. Eisen-
hover.
The real solution to the
whole problem is to give a
Presidents staff time to
check with a tape recording
before issuing an official
transcript. It is more i'm
portant to the country and to
future historians that a
President be quoted accurate
ly on the record than it is
for newspaper coverage of
a press conference to be
Speeded up by q few hours.
Immediate news reports
written in indirect discourse
"a custom under some pre-
vious administrations-could
be used during the interview
ing hours.
Copyright, 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-20
Economic Progress in Spain

States after the agreement
on air and naval bases had
been established, enabled the
Spanish government to begin
the slow, painful process Of
gathering gold.
To raise the standard Of
living of a people still living
a century behind the times
is difficult. But the process
is steadily progressing. Pow
erty still is rampant if we
compare Spanish standards
with those of Americans.
Germans and Swiss. But the
Spanish people are satisfied
and one senses a feeling of
we'll being in the country.
Spain is not torn by strife,
propaganda, political up
heavalS and a moral deteri-
Grafton one finds in so many
other richer countries. In
fact, as one American official
living here put it. Crime in
Spain is just peanuts" One
can roam the streets and
highways at any time Of day
or night without fear of
holdups. muggings or as
saults. The biggest crime
industry" is the pickpockets
who the Spanish police say
are the most skilled in the
world.
And juvenile delinquency
in Spain is unheard of.
Family life is still the back
bone of the country, and dis
cipline of children is old
fashioned, to say the least.
Parents as we'll as school
teachers are obeyed. Any
teen-ager stepping out of line
"gets it" from parents,
school. church and the law.
And Spanish courts give stiff
penalties.
AS of today Spain is en-
joying an orderly, progress
sive life. But the storm
clouds gathering over her
neighbor Portugal and the
continent of Africa may not
permit this tranquility to last
for long.