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Evening star., 1962-01-18
Capital Trip
Urged on All
ByVisitor

Every person in the United
States should visit Washington
and see what we've seen. Every
student at the eighth grade or
high school level should be re-
quired to make the trip"
So concludes Walter A. Car
riveau Of Spokane, Wash, one
of six employees being honored
by Sears, Roebuck and Co., as
Sears Citizens of the Jubilee
Year. A trip to the Nations
Capital is the prize.
The company is paying trib-
ute to employees who have
served their home towns long
and well in a variety of rolls
as part Of the celebration Of
its 18th anniversary.
The winners were selected by
their fellow workers at the
grass roots level out Of $4,000
Sears employees in about 1,700
stores and catalogue sales Of
ficeS.
Five men and one woman,
they are: Lynn Conner Of Ste
phens City, Va, eight miles
south Of Winchester; Floyd
Davis sr. of Birmingham, Ala;
Robert E. Sawyer Of Canton,
ILL.,; Miss Marie Legris of Chi
cago; Wayne Calhoun Of Tulsa.
Okla, and Mr.. Carriveau.
Mr.. Conner is mayor Of Ste
phens City, besides serving,
along with the others honored
as a leader in many clubs, or
ganizations. and civic projects
in his community.
The visitors already have
lunched with Senator Douglas,
Democrat of Illinois, looked
down from the galleries on the
House and Senate at work, and
visited the Supreme Court.
They saw the political play,
1.-THE Best Man." at the Ma
tional Theater.
A dinner last night at the
Statler- Hilton Hotel, addressed
by Crowdus Baker. president Of
Sears, completed their visit.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
INTERPRETIVE REPORT

leaders as an aftermath Of the
withdrawal Tuesday of Mr..
Knight because of a hepatitis
attack he suffered in November.
One of Mr.. Nixon's support
ers said the situation is "a
mixed thing" Mr.. Knight. it
was pointed out, had been run
ming far behind Mr.. Nixon in
polls of Republican voters, at
tracing only about 8 to IL per
cent of them.
Most Of these, it is expected,
will stay in the Republican
camp. But no one is ready to
say where the Democratic
liberal-labor votes will 60.
nixon has a pretty good
chance of getting solne," his
supporter said.
A Democratic leader dis
agreed. He said most of them
would wind up for Democratic
Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown,
who will bid for a second term.
There is no other place for
them to co." he said.
Democrats Wanted a Fight
Some Of the Democratic lead
ers were disappointed that Mr..
Knight had taken himself out
Of the campaign. They have
been looking forward to a Re-
publican primary battle in
volving Mr.. Knight, q former
Governor, and Mr.. Nixon as
something that would help the
Democratic cause.
What they referred to was
Mr.. knights feelings carrying
over from 1858 when he was
maneuvered out Of running for
reelection as Governor in
favor of former Senator VIII
liam F. Knowland, who went
down to an overwhelming de-
feat at the hands Of Gov.
Brown.
The Democrats said it was
commonly felt that Mr.. Knight
was still smarting from being
pushed down a well" and they
were wistfully hoping he would
be "a good slasher" and "a
disagreeable opponent" for Mr..
Nixon this year.
Two Others Oppose Nixon
Mr.. knights withdrawal left
Mr.. Nixon and two others in
the race for the Republican
nomination. Most California
observers said they expected
one of them, former 1t. Gov.
Harold j. (Butch) Powers to
withdraw also. So far, he. has
done no active campaigning.
The other candidate is State
Assemblyman Joseph C. Shell
a wealthy oil man and avowed
conservative. Mr.. Shell, who
has been making speeches all
over the State, said he intends
to remain in the race to the
end.
But among the California
Republicans there is a feeling
that Mr.. Shell stands little
chance Of winning and that
most of Mr.. knights Republi-
can support will 60 to the for
mer Vice President. "Mr. Nixon
will get most Of it," said one
conservative leader. Nobody
who would have voted for
Knight will vote for She'll"
Mr.. Shell was described by
one California leader as "in
the theological orbit" Of Sena-
tor Goldwater, Republican OF
Arizona, and too conservative to
have wide appeal for the poll
tically restless California vot-
ers.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Artist Prowls Pentogon
For Buz Sawyer Exploits

ing notes for the future adven-
lures of Buz Sawyer, a Navy
type comic strip character who
appears daily in The Star.
Roy Crane, creator of the Buz
Sawyer strip, comes to Wash
ington periodically to gather
background material and new
ideas for his popular feature.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
BY WALTER GOLD
Star Staff Writer

There's a mild-mannered
"spy" with a mustache taking
notes as he tours the Pentagon
this week.
However, our security people
are pleased that he's there. This
"spy" is on our side. He's TAX
Evening star., 1962-01-18
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Evening star., 1962-05-16
Mexican
Wives Go
Yachting

The HoneyFitz set sail on
the Potomac this morning,
carrying wives of visiting
Mexican legislators down TO
Mount Vernon on a leisurely
tour.
The trip on the Presidents
yacht, which started at 10
am, is the first Of several
activities planned for the
women today.
The 18 wives are here with
their husbands for the Sec
ond annual meeting of the
Mexico United States Inter-
Parliamentary Union.
The wives of several
United States Senators and
Representatives accompanied
the women on the boat ride,
which was to end at 2:30.
Later in the afternoon Mrs.
Lyndon johnson was to re-
ceive the group at her resi-
dence, The Elms. for tea.
Tonight the wives will re-
join their husbands and the
United States delegates to
Evening star., 1962-05-16
SONGS RATE
WHITE HOUSE


Songs from an untitled
musical by the composer Of
MY Fair Lady" had an
addition at the White
House last night at a small
private dinner.
The dinner party, held in
the Kennedys' private
quarters, was given later in
the evening after the
annual military reception
had been held from 6 to
8 pm.
The Kennedys loved his
unnamed musical, Com
poser Loewe reported.
But that doesn't mean a
thing" he added. It's the
critics who count.
Mr.. Loewe, who wrote
MY Fair Lady" and
"Camelot," played some of
his other compositions on
the piano for the gather
ing, which continued until
about midnight.
One of the guests at the
dinner was Miss Ann
Gargan, the Presidents
cousin. who is a house guest
at the White House this
week.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
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yl' 7 .

ing and after luncheon the
delegates and their wives will
leave for home.
The union was established
by United States law early
in 1861, and the first an
nual meeting took place in
Mexico last year.
Evening star., 1962-05-16

the meeting, at a banquet in
the Mayflower Hotel. The
dinner, to be held in The Park
Room, will be preceded by a
reception in the Club Room.
There will be a final ses-
sion for the legislators at
the Capitol tomorrow morn
Evening star., 1962-05-16

Miss Elinor Carson,
Edith Lances and
Glamour.Wyre
representative, will be
in the Main Store
tomorrow and Friday,
May II and Is, to
assist you with
choices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-22

lingering too long in Europe
after completing "A Lonely
Stage" Her manager, Dave
Begelman, has been inquiring
at the Lido on Long Island If
the same suite where Judy and
her children spent last July viii
be available for her this August.
Bob Merrill is off to Holly
wood again to find an actor to
pay Nicky Arnstein in the
forthcoming Broadway play,
The Life Of Fanny Brice."
-
Six wigs for every head. That
Is the motto of all the top
wigmakerS - Max Factor, Ed
die Sem, Joyce Christopher,
RevlOn, ETC., etc. Paulette God
dard took a dozen back to
Switzerland with her at a total
cost of $500. ZSa ZSa GabOr
has Just as many but I doubt
that she paid as much for them.
Several Hollywood starlets
are following the saga Of ex-
financier Eddie Gilbert who
fled to Brazil. Gilbert, who
fancies himself a veritable Don
Juan, cut quite a spending
swath in Palm Springs last
winter after separating from
his young wife.
Just another week to c Day,
when Elizabeth Taylor will have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-22

absolutely completed her part
in Cleopatra" And then, my
friends. my good friend Rich
ard Burton win have to decide
which Of the two women he
loves he would like for keeps.
From what he told me In Rome
I'm putting my dollar in this
romantic horse race on Mrs.
Burton and their children. Then
what for Elizabeth?
Arthur MiIIer's new play on
Broadway next season is his
first since "a View From the
Bridge" about five years ago.
Thank goodness he went back
to work. Carson Kanin will di-
rect.
Nunnally Johnson didn't lose
by his script work on Marilyn's
Something's Got to Give. ("
With the money he earned,
Nunnally, who prefers to live
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-22
Susskind Film
IsCrosby's Next
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

have these unpredictable stars
killed the goose that yielded
such lovely golden eggs?
Carol Lawrence has switched
to Larry Kert, her west Side
Story" sweetheart.
Sheree North locked herself
out of her New York apartment
during a trip down the hall
to the incinerator chute. And
all she was wearing was a
filmy nightgown. She almost
didn't make it to the matinee
of her play, II Can Get it for
You Wholesale" A lot of
New York plays are feeling the
summer doldrums. and several
are due to close any minute.
Leonard Louis Levinson, q
chum from way back in Holly
wood, is preparing "Komedy
KlaSSiks" for a New York net
work. 1t will be a melange of
Chaplin, Sennett, and Mickey
Rooney as a charming four
year-old. Jimmy Durante
is mad about a certain brass
bed at the Astor in New York.
The management keeps it In
the basement between Jimmy'S
visits.
Judy Garland will not be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-22
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD CNANA). -
Bing CrOsby's next film is the
movie version of the Pulitzer
Prize winner, "All the Way
Home" Producer David SuSs-
kind has sent him the script
and Bing'S reaction has been
favorable. The movie is sched-
uled to start in New York in
September. SusSkind told
me he was asked to present
his Requiem For a Heavy
weight" movie at the Berlin
Film Festival, but I declined
the honor" he added. Moth
ing in the world would ever
make me want to go to Ger
many"
$50
Marilyn Monroe is going full
steam ahead with picture plans
for her own company. Wouldn't
it be a surprise if she turned
out to be a good business
woman! I'm waiting GREATNESS
ly to learn who will put up
the money for her pictures. Or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-22

In London. bought two apart
ments of five rooms each, and
then took down the interven-
ing wall in the very expensive.
very fashionable Grosvenor
Square.
Claudia Cardinale's voice is
usually dubbed in in her pic
lures to match her feminine
personality. In real life, her
voice is as low as Tallulah
Bankkhead's - which is fine for
Tallulah. but not for those love
scenes with Alain DelOn in The
Leopard"
Evening star., 1962-01-23
Shrine Circus
Tickets on Sale

The advanced ticket sale for
the 21st annual Almas Temple
Shrine Circus begins today for
the March Ia performances at
the National Guard Armory.
Tickets for the eight public
performances can be purchased
at the Shrine Circus office, 1915
K street NV. Prices are $2.20
$2.70 and $500.
Forty circus acts, assembled
by the Hamid-Morton Circus
will fill the three rings of this
annual benefit show for the
Shrine's crippled children char
ifies and local activities.
Opening night for the circus
is Thursday, March /, at 8:15
Other performances will be
March 2 at LAS and BIS pm.
March 3 at 10 am, las ano
8:15 pm. and March 4 at 1:3(
and 4::30 pm.
A special matinee perform
ance for invited local under.
privileged children will be al
las pm. March /, and a spe.
cial show for st. Elizabeths
Hospital will be at 10 am.
March 2.
Evening star., 1962-01-23
Realtors to Hear
New President

Arthur Wilcox, of Boston, new
president of the National Asso-
citation of Real Estate Boards
will address a general member
ship meeting of the Washington
Board of Realtors at 8 pm
Thursday in the Hotel Statlei
Hilton.
In addition to Mr.. Wilcox's
talk, the meeting will hear Q
panel discussion Of the "Out.
look for the 1862 Mortgage
Market"
Speakers will include Edward
Childs, of the Federal Housing
Evening star., 1962-01-23
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Evening star., 1962-01-23

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Evening star., 1962-05-02
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Evening star., 1962-05-02

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Evening star., 1962-05-02

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Evening star., 1962-05-02

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Evening star., 1962-05-02
HOUSES TO SHARE

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Chase, want to share with other
girls. About % yrs. College back
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Evening star., 1962-05-02
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Evening star., 1962-09-07
You Beot Me to the Punch IsKnock- outfOr Mary Wells

Mary's first for the Detroit
label was a similar story. but
that time the girl was trying
to hold on to her man who
was much in demand by
many young ladies, but loved
only by her.
The tune, recorded last
April, also follows rhythmi-
cally the pattern set by The
One Who Really Loves You"
The rhythm is described as
"chalypSo." a combination of
cha-cha and calypso beats.
Motown record executives say
the sound is one Mary will
stick with for some time.
Mary has been singing pro-
fessionally since she was Is.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
CAPSULE cAREERS-7O
So You Want to Be
A Nurse
~ NuTSG

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Three types of
programs: Diploma (three-year program conducted
by hospital schools of nursng); associate (newer
program lasting two offered in junior and COM
munity colleges; baccalaureate usually four, but
sometimes five years of study in college or university
Graduation from high school required for all three
programs, and some schools require demonstrated
competence in science and mathematics
PERSONAL QUALIFICATIONS: Genuine interest in peo-
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ability patience, human understandings good physical
and mental health.
ADVANTAGES: Great demand for professional regis
tered nurses 5850OO needed by 1870 to maintain the
present ratio; future outlook especially favorable for
nurses with graduate training in education and ad-
ministration Growing demand for specialists with
masters doctors degree need for more supervisors
and more teachers of nursing) variety of positions
open outside hospital nursing
DISADVANTAGES: Hard physical work especially for
the beginner; hospitals frequently under stated;
salaries greatly improved but stin not high
SALARIES Minimum starting salaries of general duty
nurses in large-cty hospitals range from S55-$100
week Head nurses average 10 to 10 per cent more and
supervisors and instructors 20 to 81 per cent more
In special fields, private duty nurses $14-$S day;
public health nurses 81 408 annually in public agen-
ces and $4,O42 in private agencies; office nurses
$500.
(Clp this column for your career te Merit Ueek-So You
Want to Be SaIesmdnJ
Evening star., 1962-09-07
TEEN BRIEFS

Rusty screams and yells
and doesn't try to be nice"
says Joyce Hill. q B-CC jun
ior who plays a deaf mute in
the musical. But we're work.
ing harder this year, even
though we don't have an
adult to tell us to keep quiet"
Tickets for ''Finians' Rain
bow" cost so cents if you're
a student; 81 for others.
= =
Theren be q Deanery
Dance" tonight at 8 o'clock
at O'COnneII High School,
Little Falls road and North
Underwood street. Arlington,
sponsored by the st. Agnes
Catholic Youth Organization.
The Classics" will give out
with the music for the foot
movements. Bring your CYO
card and so cents and you're
in.
=
High school seniors and
college students are in de-
mand as part-time play
ground leaders for the
Arlington County Depart
ment of Recreation and
Evening star., 1962-09-07

What's its like to put on q
musical and not have an
adult to tell you what you're
doing wrong?
Well, it's real fine. The 30
teen-agers who are staging
'Finian's Rainbow" at the
Bethesda Youth Center can
vouch for that. It's not that
they didn't go looking for
some grown-ups to direct
them. It's just that while
looking. some teen-agers took
over the direction and kept
going. The show turned into
an all-teen-age production.
The results of Rusty
Thacker's dire ction, and
Cathy Arick's production
managing and Brad Gowen's
musical directing can be seen
at 8 o'clock tonight and to-
morrow night at the Bethesda
Youth Center, Walsh street,
just off Wisconsin avenue in
Bethesda. Rusty. Cathy and
Brad are all Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School students.
But cast members include
Walter Johnson High, Mont
gOmery Blair and Blessed
Sacrament students.
Evening star., 1962-09-07

An album bearing the title of
her first big hit was released
about eight weeks ago. and
another entitled ''You Beat
Me to the Punch" is sched-
uled for release in six weeks.
The young singer is now on
the road. She has been
booked solid for personal
appearance tours for five
months with little chance of
a breather in her firing
schedule.
Getting the talented young
star on wax is difficult,
record heads say, since she
can be recorded only when in
Detroit on a stopover from a
road tour.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
'Finion's Rainbow An AH-Teen Show

Parks. Hours are from $3.50
to 6 pm. Monday through
Friday. Salaries start at 81 40
an hour and employment
starts September II.
Applicants should call Billy
Castleberry. supervisor of
Fairgrounds, at jackson A.
1000.
Miss Teen-age Washing
ton will be chosen October
Is to compete in the Miss
Teen-age America pageant
in Dallas. Tex. WTOP-TV is
conducting the contest. Dis
trict Commissioner Walter
Evening star., 1962-09-07

Tobriner viii head the panel
Of five judges.
Ten teen-agers. are doing
the preliminary judging.
They viii meet weekly dur
ing September and select IS
girls as emi-finalists.
The teen-age panelists are
Diane Damn. Annandale, Va;
Kathy Duncan and Paul
Johnson of Arlington; Will
liam D. Harpole and Martha
Swift of Chillum. Nd; Kath-
leen Madden Of Springfield,
Va; Catherine Moore, Alton
Reed of Washington: Sherry
Riggs. Kensington, and Steve
Swanson, Green Acres, Md.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
TOP TUNES
BY JAMES LEE
Contributing writer

Another story Of q rocky
romance has provided Mary
Wells with another hit.
The 1e-year-old Detroit
blues singers latest. you
Beat Me to the Punch" fol-
lows the success Of her first
for Motown. The One Who
Really Loves You"
The latest disc is the story
Of q couple breaking up.
The boy involved, beat the
girl to the punch in getting
introduced. but the girl soon
saw that he was a playboy,
and in turn beat him to the
punch in breaking off the
relationship.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus of the Rotings of Nine Local D. is

Rseerd
!. Sherry
z. You Beat Ne to the Punch
3. RombIins Rose
4. Monster Mash
5. SheiIo
s. Venus in Blue Jeans
]. Let's Dance
8. Lie to Ne
9. Beeehwood 4-57s9
10. Potches
Evening star., 1962-09-07

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Wanted
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THE RHYTHM-AIRES, a college band
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THROWING A PARTY with a small
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Evening star., 1962-09-07
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A TEEN-AD

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Evening star., 1962-09-07

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Evening star., 1962-09-07

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