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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-15

HORMONEXBeauty Serum is real.
ly a bargain at $3.50. So, if you want
to see if your dreams of younger
looking skin-with these wrinkles
color and texture improved,
can come true, l suggest you get a
To-day supply now. Use HOR-
Beauty Serum for days
then look for amazing results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-15

1t was the latest in a series
of aValanches which have taken
hundreds of lives in Peru this
year, Heavy rains in the
mountains are blamed.
Relief teams headed imme-
diately for the scene. Some Of
the injured--no estimate Of
the number has been given
were taken to hospital at La
Oroya.
The hydroelectric plant is at
Yaupi, about l25 miles north
east of Lima. The plant sup
plies power to copper and silver
mining centerS at La Oroya
and CeTo de Pasco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-15
Peru Avalanche
Kills III in Camp

LIMA, Peru, Mar. IS (AP) -
An avalanche reared down on a
Peruvian workers camp north
west of here yesterday and Of
ficialS of the United States
owned Cerro de Pasco Corp
announced today Al persons
most of them women-perished
The husbands of the women
victims were at work on a hy-
droelectric plant operated by
the corporation in Cerro de
Pasco department near the
camp when the landslide struck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-15

seemed to be a new condition
FOR a nuclear test ban. He said
france must join in such a
pact with the Soviet Union, the
United States and Britain.
France did not take part in
the old three-power nuclear
tost-ban talks because the
French developed their own
atomic device after the negotia-
lions started, They are boy
cotting the current conference
because President Charles de
Gaulle thinks only negotiations
by the Big Four powers-the
United States, Britain, France
and Russia-can make progress
toward disarmament.
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ford waste in consumption any
more than it can afford waste
and inefficency in Government.
IF consumers are offered
inferior products, if prices are
exorbitant, if drugs are unsafe
or worthless, if the consumer
is unable to choose on an in
formed basis, then his dollar
is wasted, his health and safety
may be threatened and the ma
tional interest SUFFERS" he said.
Mr.. Kennedy said "many of
the new products used in the
home are highly complex. The
housewife is called upon to be
an amateur electrician, me-
chanic, chemist, toxicologist,
dietitian, and mathematician
but she is rarely furnished the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-15
Adrian MitcEunt
The Truth AbOutHormOnes
To Make Skin Look Young

As I write this article, I can look
through the doorway and see al
woman Of As waiting in the outer
Office. The light is good and I see her
clearly.
She looks 10 years younger today
than she did a month ago. What
brought about this amazing changed
Estrogenic hormones. Reams have
been written about hormones. Will
they make women of rs look 16 again?
Absolutely not. Will they make
women of 60 feel like they are 20
again? Only in a way / shall explain
later. I. :.
Toknow the truth about hormones
you need to. learn Just two simple
facts: I. The beauty of woman's
skin starts breaking down as signs of
menopause begin, because the female
organs fail to supply enough estro-
genie hormones to feed the skin-less
and less as you grow older. 2. Estro.
genichormones can be supplied to the
skin through Foundations contain
ing hormones.
~ = -
Here isa test reported in scientific
Journal, one of many that showed
similarly sensational results: Twenty
five women applied hormones to one
side'of the face and neck, and to one
hand. On the other side and the other
hand, similar preparation contain
ing no hormones was applied.
These are the reports in simple
words:
Skin lines (dry-skin wrinkles)
quickly dimmed or disappeared from
sight as creases and hollows filled
out.
Blotches and ''old-age freckles''
faded on hands, face and neck.
Skin was softer, clearer, seemed to
lose its chronic dryness. and take on
revived freshness and vitality.
All these amazing things happened
on the side where the hormones were
used. Meanwhile no changes occurred
onthe other side. The same withered
lifeless complexion.
Still another scientist reports ir
effect, improvement in the skin Of
women past menopausc was striking
These women looked like the year.
had been turned back toward theil
youthful" pre-change" appearance.
I've seen this myself. | have seer
the improvement so rapid that il
just two days women looked
younger. And, what a lift TO tn,
spirits! ] cannot truthfully say tina
women of 60 felt like they were q
again. But l nave seen the light CONF
back into their ,eyes-their chin
raised with proud confdence-th'
zest for living return-because-.
presume-to look younger is to fec
younger.
Now to select a good cstrogeni
hormone preparation, here is VIA
you need to know: the strength of III,
hormone preparation must appea
on the label. The recommended daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-15
UNITED STATES

80 per cent cut in nuclear delivery vehicles and
major conventional ornaments international control
within three years.
controlled halt production of fashionable mate
rails for weapons and initial transfer of SIS tons
OF weapons grade uranium to peaceful by both the
United States and the Soviet Union followed by additional
transfers at later stages
Advance notification by all countries of all missile
firingS and major military movements
establishment OF aerial inspection areas and mobile
inspection teams to protect against surprise attack
establishment OF an international commission on
measures to reduce the risk of war
Controlled reduction of Soviet and American armed
forces to 81 million men each
Measures to prevent the spread of nucear weanons
controlled ban on placing destruction weapons
In space vehicles
Priority for controlled ban on nuclear ueanons tasts
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The Arizona post., 1962-12-14
Israel Customs
Rules Eused

JERUSALEM (JTA)-The
Israel Treasury announced
new regulations reducing or
eliminating customs duties
and easing of purchase tax
es on a wide range of pro
ducts brought from other
countries by Israeli residents
returning from a minimum
stay of two years abroad.
The new regulations, which
apply to Israelis leaving Is
rael for such visits afte +
next Jan. 1, provide that re-
frigerators, freeZerS, tape
recorders washing machines.
cooking ranges, food mixers
and radiogra m aphones
brought back by such travel
ers will be subject to Gus
toms but free of purchase
tax whether new or used.
TeleviSion sets will be sub
ject to half the combined
customs and purchase taxes.
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14
Chonukoh
Benefit Fete
Is Slated

A gala benefit Chanukah
show and party will be pre-
sented Dec. 19 by the Nor
ris Wanger Branch of Work
mems Circle.
The affair is scheduled for
8 pm. in the Cong. Anshei
Israel auditorium and is open
to the public.
Highlighting the show will
be a one-act play directed by
Maria Wanger, wife of the
late Morris Wanger for
whom the branch is named.
A musical program also is
planned along with tradi-
tional refreshments for the
Chanukah holiday.
Net proceeds of the affair
will be used to aid Israeli
Immigrants.
"The plight of thousands OF
Jewish children and families
in many corners of the earth
will become dangerous If
we don't come to their res
cue" says Ben Kelly, finan-
cial secretary of the lodge.
Our organization wants to
do everything it can to aid
the resettlement of our Jew
ish brethren in Israel. We
appeal to everyone to at
tend our Chanukah party and
help save thousands of Jew
ish lives"
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14
"Count Of Auschwitz"
Lauded On Israel Visit

which honorS those who
helped Jews in Nazi Europe
during the Holocaust.
While on a visit to Yad
Vashem, Mr.. Coward planted
a saplilg in the Avenue of
the Righteous of All Ma
TONS" and kindled a flame
to the memory of the six mil
lion Jews murdered by the
NaZiS and their collabOra-
tors.
Your neighbors in the
Avenue are from many coun-
tries, all of which were oc-
cupied by the Nazis. You are
the first from a free coun-
try; we are happy that a
British name has now been
added to theirs" DR.. Arye
Kubovy, Chairman of Yad
Vashem, told him at the GER
emony.
Mr.. Coward spoke of his
experiences to S con d y
school students in Haifa and
Tel AviV. Don't ask: Why
didn't these people fight
back?" Coward told the Hal
ia youngsters with feeling.
They were heroes. l saw
their sufferingS and witness
ed old mel and women and
children walking to their
death. They knew they were
going to die, and yet they
were singing hymns and
praising the Lord"
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14

from the AuSchWitZ gas fur
naces, and became known as
"the Count of AuSchWitz,"
was warmly welcomed on a
Today visit to Israel recently.
He was received by the
President, Mr.. IZhak Ben-ZVi,
and the Prime Minister, Mr..
David Ben-Gurion, and was
recognized as one of the
righteous of All Nations"
by the Yad Vashem Memori-
al Authority in Jerusalem,
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14

NEW YORK (JTA) - The
Scopus Award, the highest
honor which can be conferred
by the American Friends of
the Hebrew University, was
presented to Daniel G.. Ross,
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14

prominent New York attor-
ney, at a dinner here. Eliahu
Elath, the new president of
the Hebrew University, was
welcomed at the dinner.
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14

(FrOm The Israel DigeSt)
Charles Coward, a former
British Army sergeant-major,
who as a prisoner of war in
Germany saved many Jews
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
Man Doomed To Die Is Killer On Defenders Show

Arthur Hill, remembered for his vivid performances in Tad Moseis Pulitzer Prize-winning play All the Way Home" and in Robert Creams Come Again to Carthage on the Westinghouse Presents series on the CBS Television Net work, stars as man doomed to die in .The Last Six Months on "The Defenders Saturday at 8 on KTVF, Channel Eleven.
 As Fred Braden, a businessman, he is told by his physician that he has leukemia and will die. In a state of shock, Braden kills his partner John Ames (George Gaynes) when the partner refuses to sign statement pledging financial SUD- port of Braden's wife and children after his death.
 Louisa Horton plays Braden's wife, Elizabeth.
 Series stars E. C. Marshall and Robert Reed portray the attorneys who defend Braden. A key point in the legal fight is the law of slayerS bounty. an ancient principal that says no man may profit from the or;,,,a u,hirh bo commits
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
ALL-sTAR LINEUP ON BOB HOPE SPECIAL

The full-hour comedy special fea- lures timely monologue by Hope, comedy sketches ranging from a mixed-up Japanese romance to an easy course in method acting, with songs by Miss Norman and Fabian.
 In satirie sketch, Gall Me But terfly," celebrated American actress Marsha Bellnote Miss Merman calls on a rather unusual Japanese potentate (Hope) with intentions of renting his palatial home while she is making a movie in Japan.
 Smile" Songs
 Miss Norman returns to sing medley of Smile" soings and "There's No Business Like Show Business" which she introduced in the Broadway production of Irving Berlin's Annie Get Your Gun"
 Fabian gets some sage advice about his new acting career and, in a solo spot, sings Kansas City,
 Schell and Miss Laurie take some light-hearted ribbing from Oscar winning Hope about their "serious' acting. Later, in typical New York actors laboratory setting, they ex- plore the method"
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
Space Pilot Fails
 To Heed Warning On Twilight Zone

When a space pilot crash-lands in rock-Walled canyon on planet millions of miles from Earth, he ig- nores the warning of his compan- ion about playing God to the unique inhabitants of the strange panet in "The Little People on Rod Ser ling's "The Twilight Zone Friday at 9:30 on KTVF, Channel Eleven.
 Joe Maross stars as Peter Craig, who seizes the opportunity to be- come the absolute ruler over peo- pie he can't really see and with whom he communicates primarily in the language of mathematics.
 Claude Akins also stars as Will liam Fletcher, commander of the space ship, who tries to persuade Craig to leave when their space ship is repaired.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18

DOnahue Crashes
 The location filming of the pic- ture was not without it's hazards. Taking his first lesson on the Vespa which he drives in the film. Dona- hue crashed into the front of a paint store in Ortizei and suffered deep cuts on both shinS and arm and shoulder abrasions.
 Composer Max Steiner wove the background score for the film from the theme of an Italian song which won the San Reno Festival prize. The song is Al Di La" and is sung by one of Italy's most popular re- cording stars. Emilio Pericoli. Al Di La translates to Beyond"
 Director Dawes was certain that Miss Pleshette was the girl he was looking for for Rome Adventure" the minute he saw her screen test ln the projection room. He can- celled all the other tests he had scheduled and flew to Paris to show the footage to Jack L. Warner. Word was eabled back Sign Pleshette."
 The pretty New Yorker has starred in several Broadway shows including The Miracle Worker" and "Compulsion She had made more than 70 round trips between Hollywood and New York to appear in over 200 television shows.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18

PleSnette m the De1mer Dawes pro- duction which was filmed on loca- ton in Rome and throughout north ern Italy.
 Angie Dickinson and Rossano BrazZi also star in the film which was written, produced and directed by Dawes. Rome Adventure" is the fourth film in a row Dawes has per- formed this triple assignment on. The first was "A Summer Place" which brought Donahue to stardom, and it was followed by Parrish" and Susan Slade" which also starred Donahue
 As the librarian, Miss Pleshette encounters Brazzi on board ship en route to Naples Although they become good friends, she is drawn to the young American architect he introduces her to in Rome.
 Donahue, the architect, has been involved in an affair with wealthy. beautiful and talent American ar tist. Angie Dickinson, but she has just left him. Soon, Troy and Su- game set off on a colorful motor scooter tour of northern Italy.
 Italian Filming
 The exteriors for these scenes were filmed in Italy during a six weeks location jaunt that criss- crossed the country and ranged from modern wonders to ancient glories.
 Among the many scenic splendors Dawes used to background his story are the funicular in Ortizei near the Swiss border, the postcard city of Stresa on Lake Maggiore and the Lakes Isola Bella, Carrara with it's world famous marble quarrieS, Flor ence and Michaelangelo's David, Pisa with its Leaning Tower, Siena and it's racing square, Verona and legendary Juliet's balcony, Bomarzo and its fascinating Villa of the Mon- sterS, and, of course, Rome with it's magnificent fountains, piaZzas and ruins.
 Upon their return to Rome. their fast-developing romance is suddenly complicated when Troy's former girl friend attempts to revive their af- fair and the disconsolate Suzanne turns to BrazZi.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18

Fabian and David Rose and his orchestra will round out the au~star guest lineup for the fourth Bob Hope Show" com- edy special of the stason Fri day at 10 on KFAR-TV, Chan nel 2.
 Hopes other guests will include musical comedy headliner Ethel Norman, Oscar nominee Piper Lau- rie and Oscar-winner Maximillian Schell. The program will mark Miss Merman's first television appear ance in two years, and the first ex- enrsions into TV comedy by Miss Ahurie and Schell.
 Fabian, 19-year-old singing star who is idolized by multitudes of Managers, also has turned his tal- |Rnts to acting. Although best known Tor such recordings as Tiger" and *Eurn Me Loose" each of which has T71d more than a million copies, he
 aade a successful film debut in
 Hound Dog Man.
 Controversial Role He recently became subject of R|5nnment for his controversial guest
 4ednesdav, April 18, 1902
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
Man Sells Money Making Machines

Andrew Duggan, star of ABC- TVS Room for One More guests as Big Ed Murphy who lives in luxury by selling machines that manufacture money on "Maver- ick" Saturday at 2 on KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18

star role in TVS Bus Stop series. He has starring role in the feature picture Five Weeks in a Balloon" :" now being filmed at 20th Century Fox studios.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
Beautiful Girl Journeys To Ituly For Rome Adventure

The determination of beautiful young American to learn about love in Italy triggers the delightful of Rome Adventure the Warner opening today the New Theaer the eenagers No. boxoffice favorte opposite Suzanne
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18

SATURDAY SPECIAL Dinah Shore features top talent from Spain and Portugal on NBC's e"Dinah Shore Show" this Satur- day at 10:35 on KFAR-TV, Chan nci 2.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18

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

one of his own 1t was perhaps, just well that the
neighborhood bully smashed it to bits
The very next day. the heartbroken boys father,
Allen Bland, received notice of his appointment as
an examiner in the Patent Office He was the first
Negro named to such position and it was the best
job he'd ever had. He celebrated" by going to a
pawnshop and buying real banjo for his son.
Soon, Jimmy was earning pennies by strolling
about downtown Washington playing and singing
the popular songs Of the day. making up tunes of his
own and matching words to them By the time he had
Continued pooe u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-01

QUICKLY now-who wrote Garry Me Back to Old
~ Virginny'? I'm the Evening BY the Moon
light? ."Oh, Dem Golden Slippers?
Stephen Foster?
Ifthat is your answer, it's as good guess as most
people make. Few are aware that those ongs-and
some other old favortes often attributed to the cele
brated composer of my Old Kentucky Home"
"Swanee River" "De Camptown Races" etc.-are
the works of colored minstrel who once roamed the
streets Washington picking out tunes his banjo
1t remained for John Jay DAILY, Washington
author and newspaperman, to tell the world that
"Old Virginny," I'm the Evening" and Golden Slip
pers" are but three of hundreds Of songs composed
by James A. Bland who died in poverty in 1911 And,
by the same token, it remained for Jimmy Bland,
more than half century after his DEATH to bring
fortune within the grasp of Jack DAILY in his 18th year.
Back in 1916 while working for the New Britain
(Conn) Herald Mr. DAILY wrote "A Toast to the Flag"
a patriotic poem which has been reprinted count
less times and recited on Flag Day in thousands of
neglected to have it copyrighted in 46 years,
has realized only about $500 from it.
IF I'd gotten copyright when it was first pub
lished" Mr.. DAILY says, I'D have been paid each time
it was reprinted and maybe even some of the times
it was recited in public. 1t could have made me a
lot of money"
Although Bland was of an earlier generation
born October q 1881 and of another race, the gray
haired author recognizes him as a kindred spirit.
"Of the approximately TOO wonderful songs Jimmy
composed" Mr.. DAILY points out "he copyrighted
only S. And he wouldn't have bothered at all ifJohn
Ford. owner of the old Ford's Theater, and other
friends hadn't insisted"
Mr. DAILY also is minstrel at heart in an age in
which minstrelsy is dead He is handy with piano and
cornet, loves to sing and composed both the words
and the music of washington, My Washington"
official song of the District of Columbia.
II went out with minstrel show once when
was boy" he recalls. "And along about 1913 when
l was cub reporter, interviewed Lew Dockstader,
of the most famous of all the minstrels who was
playing here. begged him for a job offered to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-01

double in brass playing the cornet in street parades
and singing on the stage-but he said:
"'No You got blue eyes, You gotta have brown
eyes, like colored boy
Then he told me about Jimmy Bland, who was
refused job with George Prmroses Ministries in
1874 because he ,Oas colored. For many years, you
know, minstrels were white men with burnt cork on
their faces"
Jimmy was II when he saw and heard a banjo for
the first time. 1t was being played by an ancient
Negro on a sidewalk in Philadelphia. where the
Blands then lived, and the boy went home and made
Y. THE STAR MAGAZINE. WASHINGTON. d. c. APRIL
Evening star., 1962-05-18

one-eighth Cherokee with
some French, Dutch, Scotch
and Irish ancestry thrown
in, warned the girls to enter,
only legitimate beauty con-
tests where scholarships
and prizes are offered.
"Stay away from the con-
tests where you Just parade
around in a bathing suit
and win a title," Anita says.
Anita, herself, won a
wardrobe and $500 in
scholarships as Miss Tulsa"
and Miss Oklahoma" And
oddly enough, she claims
she won more by losing the
Miss America" title.
II wouldn't have been able
to sing for a year If I'd been
chosen Miss America" And
in that year my first hit
record came out, TILL There
Was YOU I was q regular on
the Don MacNeill Breakfast
Club and George Gobel's
television show"
The singing talent Anita
displayed at the Miss Amer
lea pageant launched her
career.
And for a 21-year-old,
she's covered lots Of terri
tory. She's been on practi-
cally every television show
from Ed Sullivan to Bob
Hope to Arthur Godfrey.
Besides IT'LL There Was
You," she cut two other rec
ords that sold q million
copies, Paper Roses" and
"In My Little Corner" She
sings in hotel supper CLUBS,
Is a magazine columnist
and the Coca-Cola girl. She
manages to get eight hours
sleep every night, too.
With all this does Anita
have something else IN
mind?
Evening star., 1962-05-18
TEEN BEAUTY TIPS

Anita Bryant applies her own makeup for
a glowing natural look. She acquired her ex-
perience from beauty queens she met in con-
tests and from makeup artists in television.
Here's her advice to teen-agers who want to
improve their looks:
Get eight hours sleep at night, and get outdoors
in the day.
Forget beauty fads, such as the Cleopatra look.
Try for the natural look that brings out YOU Let
everybody else look alike.
. Exercise each day, whether you're overweight,
underweight or just right.
Q Use pumice stone to keep elbows feet and knees
soft and clean.
Use white stick rubbed under your regular
makeup if you have dark circles under your eyes.
Q Improve your complexion with soap and water.
If you have skin blemishes, don't pick them or
they may become infected.
II your skin is normal or dry first use cleansing
cream, then soap and water II it's oily use only
plain soap and water-never perfumed alkan
soaps.
Evening star., 1962-05-18

upon the Scouts who have worked two to four
years, participating in community affairs to
get the Fl merit badges needed for the rank