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Evening star., 1962-03-19
DEAR ABBY
Me- and Mime Get Her Down
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

DEAR ABBY: My daugh-
ter-in-law is a pleasant
enough person. She is a good
mother and housekeeper. and
my son seems to be satisfied
with her. But she is q ME"
and MINE" person. She
says. my" house, MY chill
dren, MY car and MY every
thing" Don't you think she
should be thoughtful enough
Of her husbands efforts to
say OUR" instead? She
reads your column.
MOTHER-IN-LAW
Yes. but don't be too criti-
cal. Her personal perform
ance is more important than
her poSseSSive pr0nOunS.
DEAR ABBY: We have q
problem. There are six of us
brothers and sisters. Last
NOVEMBER we gave our
parents a beautiful golden
wedding anniversary party.
They had their picture in the
newspapers and it was a big
social event in town. This
APRIL our oldest brother will
be so years old and his stupid
wife wants to give him a big
50th birthday party. Accord
ing to our calculations, he
was born five months after
Evening star., 1962-03-19
at the fair, and restoring an
old Trappist monastery"

at the fair, and restoring an
old Trappist monastery"
The new Democratic State
Chairman, william McKeon,
will move his headquarters out
Of the Biltmore Hotel, as a step
toward creating a new political
image. Because all such
royal m a tiers are arranged
long in advance. June IS has
been reserved by Buckingham
Palace as the date on which
Queen Elizabeth will see Noel
COward's Sail Away" {.
Henry Sherek, who produced
c. p. Shows The Affair" in
London, is coming here to help
cast the Broadway production.
Prime Minister Macmillan is
coming to New York next
month. His aide wrote to re-
serve a suite at the Hotel Car
lyle. Macmillan evidently is un-
aware that President Kennedy
stays at the Carlyle Penthouse.
The aide wrote that the Prime
Minister was impressed with
the place when he visited
Nehru there and asked If the
hotel could honor him by ac-
commodating him. The Prime
Minister will be accommodated
by occupying the other half of
the big penthouse.
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Dimitri TiOmkin sent a wire
demanding that at the Acad-
emy Award show his nominated
song, Town Without Pity" be
sung by Gene Pitney, who sang
| it in the film. The Academy
shows producers prefer a name
singer. One foreign airline,
whose safety record is among
the highest. uses horoscopes
drawn for its pilots.
At the Communist Party
Congress in Moscow. Khru-
shchev listened to a speech by
Alexander TvardOsky, the poet,
congratulated him. then asked
his opinion of Boris Pasternak.
Tvardosky replied by asking,
What do you think of me as a
poet?" Khrushchev said: You
are a fine poet" Tvardosky
placed his hands one inch
from the ground: II am a poet
this high. compared to Paster-
nak'-he then raised his hands
high-"who is a poet this
high"
Soon, at KhruShchev's usg-
gestion, a collection of Paster-
nak's poems was published in
Moscow. And there is talk, too,
'of a limited edition of "Dr.
Zhivago."
The sitting room at Oracle
Mansion. where the Mayor dis
plays framed photos of heads
of state. contains one of the
Shah and Queen of Iran-but
it's the ex-queen, SOraya e.
Steve Allen has grown a mus
tache, to look professional at
his lectures. The sponsors
Of the Tel Aviv-Hilton Hotel
just filed their registration
statement with the SEC. The
Nile Hilton. in Cairo, is un-
affected.
Evening star., 1962-03-19
OFF ON HONEYMOON

Billy Barty, popular 3-foOt, 11-inch television
actor, and his bride, Shirley Bolingbroke, who
is four inches taller than Billy wave goOdby
as they leave on their honeymoon after their
marriage in Studio City, Calf, recently. The
BartyS met at convention of the Little PeO-
pie of America in Las Vegas, Nev two years
ago-AP WirephOtO.
Evening star., 1962-03-19
Columbia u.
Plans Briiefinq

A team Of college admissions
experts from Columbia Univer-
Sity will be in Washington on
March % for an afternoon
meeting with more than 100
area high school and prepara-
tory school principals and
guidance officers.
That night several Of Colum-
bias top-ranking scholars,
headed by DR.. Grayson Kirk,
the university president, will
participate in an after-dinner
panel discussion and forum on
What a University Should Not
Do"
The occasion will be the first
Columbia in Washington Day"
sponsored by Columbia Uni
versity alumni of the Wash
ington area.
Whittier Is Moderator
Both meetings will be at the
Shoreham Hotel. The admis-
sions experts will meet with
secondary school principals and
guidance officers of Washing
ton, Maryland and Virginia at
$3.50 pm. in the hotels West
Ballroom. The dinner is sched-
uled for Z pm. in the Terrace
Banquet Room. ..
DR.. C. Taylor Whittier,
superintendent of Montgomery
County Schools, will moderate
the afternoon Conference on
College Admissions" Panel
participants will include Jack
N. Arbolino, director Of the
advanced placement program
Of the College Entrance Board
in New York; Miss Jean
Palmer. general secretary of
Barnard College; Thomas C.I
Colahan, associate director Of
Columbia College admissions;
and Donald Barr, associate
dean Of the School of En-
gineering and Applied Science.
Barnard and Columbia College
Evening star., 1962-03-19

Katy Gets q Bad Break
BY SHEtLAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA)-Er-
ME Borgnine greeted wife Katy
Jurdo on her return from Mex
leo yesterday. and Immediately
put her in the hospital. Katy
broke q leg two months ago. 1t
was very poorly set and will
have to be broken and reset
Borgnine, with four unreleased
movies in this country, has fl
nally succumbed to a television
Series-"Mac Haile's Seven"
About a PIT squadron COM
mander - no, not President
Kennedy. All men, no girls"
Those lovey-dovey photos of
Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie
Fisher leave me unconvinced.
inadvertently I suggested them,
when I mentioned to someone
close to the Fishers that the
marriage-trouble rumors had
been famed by that shot Of a
very angry Eddie glaring at his
wife when he took her home
from the hospital. If it works
one way, they hope 1t could
the other. ! doubt it.
80 y
Shelley Winters will star in
three plays in the Argentine,
under the sponsorship of City
Center's Jean Dalrymple. .
Warren Beatty refused to pose
at Metro talking into a tele-
phone. And yet, in real life,
Warren can't pass a phone
without calling someone.
Lolita will be kept under
wraps until the picture is re-
leased. Meaning 16 year old
Sue Lyon. No interviews, no
nothing. She might say the
wrong thing, I guess.
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Sandra Dee's impacted wis
dom tooth, with consequent
swollen jaw, sent her home
from the set Of If a Man
Answers" at U-I. This will be
her last movie in some time
with husband Bobby DARN.
Its no surprise when we kiss"
she explains In the film,
Sandra had two fathers in two
days - Michael Wilding, who
Evening star., 1962-03-19

couldn't concentrate on his
lines because his mind was on
divorcing wife Susan, and John
Lund, who took over, I'm
sorry for Mike. He was a big
star in England before he mar.
ried Elizabeth Taylor.
Angie Dickinson, a onetimt
friend Of Frank Sinatra's, is
now dating Anthony George
star Of the "ChecKmate" series
Anthony has been dieting, now
has a 28-inch waist. That
small for a man. And not toe
bad for a woman.
Shirley Booth is living for the
day. the end of April. when her
Hazel" series takes a three
month hiatus. She will fly as
fast as the plane will take her
to her cottage on Cape Cod, and
nothing will pry her loose, says
Shirley, until she returns in
August to resume filming her
show.
Producer Bill DOzier Of the
Hazel" series, gave Shirley a
laugh when he told her his
maid threatened to quit, "it
I don't make sure that you win
an Emmy for playing Hazel"
Hazel. as you may know, is a
maid with a finger in every pie.
-
Question. Why are Shirley
MacLaine and her brother
Warren Beatty so antagonistic
toward each other? Reminds
me of when Olivia de Havilland
and joan FOntaine were big
stars in Hollywood. Olivia made
1t first. Then Joan used her
stepfather's name to make it
on her own. Looks like the same
kind Of setup with Shirley and
Warren.
Rosemary Clooney is working
like 10 people to make up for
the time she took out to have
five children. Next on her
schedule is the Easter TV spe-
cial, "Marineland Carnival"
Robert Horton turned down
the Alan Jay Lerner offer to do
"Camelot" in London. He would
Evening star., 1962-03-19

rather save his singing and
acting talents for the theater
here in the United States of
America.
Carroll Bakers picture,
Something Wild" didn't do
too we'll. Her husband, who
helped write and direct the
movie, is plotting a new way to
sell the Enthusiastically and
commercially.
This is the second time
Charles Boyer and Spencer
Tracy have been competing for
an Oscar. Way back in 1887,
Charles was nominated for
"Conquest"-his co-star was
Garbo. Spencer won for his
Captains Courageous"
Evening star., 1962-03-19

Is the force of gravity grow
ing weaker?
II a widely held astronomical
view is correct chat the uni
verse is expanding) and If New
ton was right (about the nature
of gravitation), it would seem
to follow that gravitation is in
deed getting weaker as time
goes on.
So far no one has been able
to check. One prominent physi-
cist believes, however, that we
may be on the threshold of
getting an answer-that within
the next five years space SCI
ence will give a yes" or mo"
indication.
DR.. Robert H. Dicke. profess
sor Of physics at Princeton,
made the prediction in the
latest of a series of Space Sci
ence Forum lectures, broadcast
today by the Voice of America.
Puzzling Force
Gravity, DR.. Dicke said, is IAN
enigmatic force that has long
puzzled mana force whose or
igin appears to be related in
some way to the nature of space
itself"
The possibility that gravita-
ton is weakening with time is a
minority view. DR.. Dicke con-
ceded, but one that should be
easy enough to check out. One
test would be to compare the
time by a "gravitational clock"
with that of an atomic clock, ="
he said. A satellite could serve
as such a gravitational clock,
DR.. Dicke added.
On q coSmic scale, the
physicist went on, the earth
Evening star., 1962-03-19
LYONS
DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW Olivia de
Havilland, co-star of "A Gift OF
Time" says, THE play fulfillS
me because I portray the in
dispensable woman" She goes
to her dressing room at $50
pm. and spends three hours in
contemplation, preparing for
the performance. She went
up in her lines only once, after
an erroneous report that her
husband, Pierre Galante, had
arrived from Paris. Miss de
Havilland thought he'd be in
the theater to surprise her.
That's when she first real
lied how many sexy scenes
there were-scenes in which
Henry Fonda embraces her
passionately onstage. In each
of these scenes, the thought
that her husband was looking
on made Miss de Havilland lose
track of her lines.
y 4
Carl Foreman is delighted
about his cademy Award
nomination for 1.-The Guns of
Navarone." Some other films
he wrote won Academy Awards,
but Foreman's name was not
on them because he was on
the blacklist then. William
Holden will be making a movie
in New York for the first time.
He'll be here April Is to do
Counterfeit Traitor" Pro-
ducer Jean Negulesco signed
Bernard Buffet to paint his
first movie ad for "Jessica."
The Rev. George b. Ford, of
Freedom House, met with Ed
ward Stone, the architect, to
discuss a freedom pavilion at
the New York's World Fair.
Stone said to the beloved
priest: Father, I do believe
I'll enter the gates of Heaven
faster than you will. I'm de-
signing a synagogue, a mosque,
the Christian Science pavilion
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-23
Prospect

PROSPECT, March q, &C. B.
Carson has returned home from
Virginia Baptist Hospital in
Lynchburg. where he was a pat
lent for several days for treat
ment. He is getting along very
nicely. His friends and neighbors
wish for him a. speedy recovery.
Guests of Mrs. j. E. Glenn,
Jr.. Friday were her mother,
Mrs. r. l.. Powell of Blackstone
and her sister, Mrs. L. D. Kelly
of Crewe.
Miss Kitty Rose Glenn of the
Medical College of Virginia
School of Nursing is expected to
be the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Glenn. Jr. this
week end.
Mrs. S. H. Coin is a patient
at Southside Community Hospi-
tai.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. M. Campbell were Mr.. and
Mrs. Judson Turpin and family
Of Big Island.
Mrs. Emmitt Coin is a patient
at Virginia Baptist Hospital.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-23
Rice News And Social Events

RICE. March 22-Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Glenn and sons. Of Hail
fax. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bin
Collins. and children, Of FANS
Church. spent Sunday with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. H.
Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Weaver
had as their dinner guests Thurs
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G.
Walton, Mrs. H. p. Bradshaw,
MISS Mabel Vaughan. and Mr..
and, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Bond
urant, honoring Mr.. Bondurant
on his birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G, Walton en-
tertained the Viewers, the Bon
derants, and Mrs. II. p. Brad
shaw. for dinner Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Emnlet Williams
and children. of Norfolk, were
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-23

OF Richmond. were visitors Of
I MIR. and Mrs. Macon Vaughan
Saturday and attended the Jfu-
neral n lCs2. r. @. HEiddy.
Our sympathy goes out to the
Grafton. family in their recent
bereavement. Their father.
Charlie Grafton. passed away
March 3.
Our deepest sympathy goes
out to the family Of the late
Mrs. F. o. Priddy who passed
away Friday. Marcia is. at
Alaple Lawn Convalescent Home
in Blackstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Jennings
and Mrs. G. r. Hamlet Of Gull
len. were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Macon Vaughan and also
visited Mrs. J. II. Fowlkes here
last Thursday.
Mrs. Eva Claib orne and
daughter. Linda. of Richmond.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Hurt
Monday. f
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Under
wood. Of Victoria. and James
higgins. of GAINESVILLE. were
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L.
Elliott Sunday
Mrs. Julian Price and family
'spent Sunday in Victoria with
her mother, Mrs. Evelyn Fow-
her. and family.
The 016U of Meherrin had q
covered dish supper Sunday at
the Meherrin Baptist Church.
The mission study course was
taught and the Annie Armstrong
program was given.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-23
Trenholm

March. % = Recent visitors
n Mrs Lille Denoon. Maas ~
nice nen6oa ara Mrs. Eta
| Caine were Mr.. ana Ms. Carty
B Denoon and Miss Betty Hod-
ees. 81 Michaux. Mr., ana mrs.
| anend Denooa ana son. 81 Potv.
hatan NJ aad Aers n. d. Wia.
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nenooh Nrs Paul stratton
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noon al Clayytlae Cfyde b.
noon Mr. ana Nra Cacfl IL.
nam N and Ma ~
stokes and Patricia Ann
Nrx- n NJ KIDD AZ Columbia
came sunday 10 stav for aep-
eral weeks Thev sre alravs
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-23

week end guests. Of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. z. Trear.
Miss Fannie Ponton, of Wyl-
tiesburg. spent several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hubbard, She
also visited Mr.. and Mrs. jam
es Mahan. of Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Banton,
and children. were dinner guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G. Walton
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. N. Soyars
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Oldham, and
Mrs. H. p. Bradshaw, were din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
S. Weaver Sunday.
Mrs. B. G. Bass, Mrs. Calvin
Bass. and Miss Mary Lyle, were
luncheon guests Of Mrs. ]. B.
Massey. at Hampden-Sydney on
Wednesday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-23
Makeup Days
In POwhatan
Are Announced

POWHATAN, March 22-Pow-
hatan High and Elementary
Schools will be open on three
Saturdays to make up time lost
during the bad weather. The date
are March "a. April z. and May
10, closing at 200 pm. on these
days.
The school session will close
on Friday. June 8, and eradua-
ton exercises will take place
that night on the athletic field.
These announcements were made
Monday night at the P-TA meet
ing by Thomas w. Stafford, prin-
cipal.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-23
Meherrin I'D Club Gives Picture Z
10 Mrs. Herzig. For Her New Home

MEHE;RRIN. March q = The
nome demonstration club Of Me-
nerrin had its regular meeting
" the home q Ars. 1ted Hsr'
avg. The demonstrates MAS "a
Eau coAa0n. seven mem0era
we're ptssehI ana NE cilD gave
ars. HfNg 2 pacsnre or hef
new hone. lNe AetH neepns
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-23
Pa,',plin
II. F. d. No. 2

March % - The farmers are
very busy trying to catch up on
their spring work these nice
DAYS. The H. E. Carviles are
building another silo on their
dairy farm and others are busy
with plant beds.
The Harry E. Hamilt0ns re-
turned to their home in Wash
ingt0n after spending last week
with her sister. Mrs. J. T.
Baker. and other relatives.
Mrs. Gordon Gillian and chill
dren. Of Richmond. spent the
week end with the Clyde Gil
liams.
There will be no service at
Buffalo Presbyterian Church on
Sunday. Harry r. Goodwin. of
Union Seminary in Richmond.
will preach at Beale Memorial
Presbyterian Church in Pamp-
lin for this field of churches at
ii am.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dickerson
called in the J. T. Baker home
Sunday afternoon.
Robert H. Maloney is a pa
tient in Mcclure Hospital in
Richmond. His family is staying
with his son. Guthrie, and fami-
" to be near him.
Mrs. E. N. Cunningham &C.
companied her sister. Mrs. E..
T. Wilson. of Richmond. and
Mrs. Glenn Longsworth. of
Farmville, to Martinsville on
Wednesday to attend the funeral
of their cousin. Butler Longs
worth. The Longsworths were
former residents Of this COM
munity.
H. e. Carwile. ST., visited his
cousin. Jim Henry Carwile. near
Madisonville Sunday.
Jimmie Booker. Of Richmond.
grandson of the r. E. Bookers.
won 500 for building the tallest
snowman during the big snow.
The snowman was q story and
one-half high.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harris
and son. Bob. visited their cous-
in. Mrs. EVE B. Ransom. and
Mrs. w. A. Oates in Richmond
recently.
Mrs. Charlie Moore has been
on the sick list for some time.
Visitors Of DR.. and Mrs. c. H.
Mccall during the week end
were her sister. Mrs. Bruce
Bateman. and Mr.. Bateman. Of
Newport News. the NcCalls'
daughter. Mrs. Charles Ramsey,
Mr.. Ramsey and three children.
They are en- route 70 Goldsboro.
N. c.. where they'll make their
home.
4 The Lewis Carwiles, Of near
jacksonville. visited Mrs. Car
wile's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Aubrey Gillian. Sunday after
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Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-18

DOROTHY JEANNE THOMAS,
Pine Springs, Arizona, "Sure,
always listen to the Tribal broad
cast, also | read the Navajo Times
weekly to be better informed.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-18
MY OPINION
BY Hosteen Nez iii

QUESTION:: Do you listen to the
Official Navajo Tribal Broadcast
Does it give you the information you
Want7
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-18

MARY SHEPHERD, 81 don't under
stand Navajo. but it must be inter
esting. because my mattresses here
at the Lodge nStento the broadc asst
every Sunday"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-11-23
.Har Zion Adult
Classes Slated

The adult education program of
Har Zion Congregation of Scots
dale will begin on Wednesday,
Nov. %.
From 8 to 9 p. m, Aaron Scholar,
education director, will tie a C h
elementary Hebrew, with particul-
ar emphasis on the structure of the
prayer book and its development.
From to 10 p. m. each Wednes-
day, Rabbi Maurice Corson will
deliver a series of 8 lectures on
the Evolution of Jewish Thought, ="
tracing the beginning of Judaism
through it's development as re-
ligious civilization until our time.
Particular emphasis will be made
upon the evolution of Jewish re-
ligious concepts and beliefs.
Guest lecturers on contemporary
expressions of Jewish thought will
participate in the series.
Glasses will be held in the syna-
gogue building, A w. 1st St.,
Scottsdale. Registration fee is So
per person or Sc per family for an
8-week semester.
Both courses are open to the
public.
Registration will contin u e
through Nov. % by calling the
synagogue office, 946-9491.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-11-23
European Jews
Declared Mostly
SeIf-Susfoininq

GENEVA (JTA) - The organ
lied Jewish communities in West
ern Europe's highly ndustralized
countries have not only, for the
greater part, achieved economic
independence, but are also capable
now of coming to the aid of COM
munities that are hard-preSSed,
like that of France, Edward M. M.
Warburg. chairman of the Ameri-
can Jewish Joint Distribution Com
mittee, declared here.
Warhurg spoke at the third an
nual assembly of the Standing Con-
ferenre on European Jewish Com
munity Services, which convened
with participation of $50 J w h
leaders from IA European coun-
tries. simultaneously, meetings
were being held by the Interna-
tional Council on Jewish Social and
Welfare Services, and by the 10th
annual Country Directors Confer
ence of the JDC.
Due to the unity of European
Jewry brought about by the Stand
ing Conference, Warburg declared,
there haver esulted mot only
strength but also action"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-11-23
Christmas Seals
Drive Launched

With the opening of the Christ
mas Seal Campaign on Nov. 13,
Maricopa County residents have
received their Christmas Seals
from the Greater Phoenix Tuber-
culosis and Health Association,
Mrs. Samuel Langerman, the
groups president, announced.
The association works closely
with the county health department,
other agencies and physicians in
eradicating tuberculosis. It's eff
forts locally include rehabilitation
and educational programs for pa
tients in Maricopa County General
Hospital, Arizona State Tubercu-
losis Sanatorium, and at home;
educational programs for doctors,
nurses, social workers, students
and general public; special ef-
forts in alcoholism education be-
cause of the large percentage OF
TB patients who also have alco-
holism; and efforts with private
hospitals and County Hospital to
incorporate chest X-ray admission
programs.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-11-23
KIVEL NURSING
HOME AUXILIARY

Something new at Kvel Home -
klvel Grams can be obtained
for 15 cents each and can be used
as birthday cards, get-well, sim
cha, or other occasions. The auxili-
ary will send them out for the
buyer. Information may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Harold Roth, AM
6-2536.
Cultural Chairman Brenda Neck
Ter has arranged these events for
the residents and guests: Wednes-
day, Dec. II, Eileen Colgrove
Dancers, z p. M; Thursday, Dec.
20, YMCA Chorus; and Dec. 26 at
z p. M, talk on Arizona history by
Bert Fireman, executive director,
Arizona Historical Society.