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Evening star., 1962-04-19

A VietnameSe neWSman de-
.scribed today in Fairfax Cir
cult Court how his girl friend
died Christmas day in the Of
flee of DR.. Thomas G. Bois-
chair, who is charged with abor-
tion and murder.
The witness was Nguyen x.
Dien, %, Of the 1700 block of
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring,
who said he was a correspon-
dent for the official Vietnamese
news agency.
Mr.. Diem said he had been
going out with Miss Huynh
Thu (Kathy) Nguyet, 21-year-
old Vietnamese coed from the
University of Maryland. He told
of repeated trips he made with
her to DR.. Boischair's office in
the $500 block of North Thirty
first street, Fairfax County.
Stricken at Party
Mr.. Dien said Miss Nguyet be-
came i'll at a party the night Of
December % and that DR.. Bois-
clair visited her the next day
at her apartment in HyattS-
vile.
Mr.. Diem said he drove the
girl to the doctors office where
the doctor examined her, said
she was "going to be all right"
and suggested that she could
stay there overnight because
the weather was bad.
After a largely sleepless
night, Mr.. Dien said, he found
Miss Nguylt dead on the cot
in the doctors office about
eight am.
The doctor was out and when
he finally returned shortly be-
fore II am, he examined the
girl and confirmed her dtath,
Mr.. Diem testified.
Mr.. Dien told the court the
doctor suggested that it might
be better" to discover the girls
body at her home.
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Mohoney Rejects Talk
OfDeoIs' With Pollock
By PAUL HOPE
Star Staff Writer

TOWSON, Nd April 19.-Gubernatoral Candidate George
Mahoney said last night he had made deals with North
west Baltimore Democratic boss James H. Pollack.
the griddle hostile of Baltimore
County audience at Perry Hill Mr.. Mahoney declared:
81 have made deal. arrangement with Jack Pol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18

The front entrance to the Executive Monse
gets rore foreground decoration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
By MOSELLE CALDWELL

XTIRGINIAS Executive Mansion is jumping
these days.
For the first time in more than a decade,
a Governors family includes member of the
younger generation still living at home
Toni Harrison, attractive, 22-year-old
daughter of Governor and Mrs Albertis S.
Harrison, jr., has put new life into the 149-
year-old dwelling place of Virginias First
Family.
Toni Short for Antoinette) is slender,
charming girl with chestnut-brown hair, hazel
eyes, warm smile and a penchant for doing
things. The handsome, high-ceilinged ball
room, which once echoed to the minuet, these
days is filled with the sound of piano music
Toni also is a golf enthusiast, and, taking a
page from President Eisenhower's book she
puts in her own yard. She is always coming
and going frequently making trips to the
family's home town of Lawrenceville, Va.
Il always keep my weekend bag handy"
she says, so can get off in a hurry"
Toni has many friends throughout the
State and enjoys entertaining them. Not long
ago. for example, she gave a big party at the
Mansion for her classmates at Mary Baldwin
College. She was graduated from the Stanton
Wa) school last June.
The house is just filled with Virginia
history" she says. "YOu know, majored in
history at college, and feel that living here
will give me a chance to learn more about
our State"
coatisved
The front entrance to the Executive Monse
gets rore foreground decoration.
Evening star., 1962-08-19

I'D. "Nieky'-boys' brown oxford. Scuff-
resistont leather tip. Leather sole, lined
welt style. 9h-l2, $50; l2h-3, 1899
Evening star., 1962-08-19

&c. "GlOrio"-Neot and sweet, girls lined
welt strop shoe in black or ginger brown.
Sizes 8h-l2. $50; l2h-3, 1850
Evening star., 1962-08-19

SB. "Foirmont" "-eenuine imported water
buffalo, leather sole, lined welt oxford, black
or brown. 8R-l2, $50; l2k-3, 1899
Evening star., 1962-08-19

SE. Tom Boy"-eirls' popular black
and white saddle shoe with VinoIon" sole
for sturdy wear Sizes WA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-20
WALTER A. BROWN
HOUSES uMFURN. TO RENT
ALEXANDRIA |. SD

MINIATURE MANSION - Just re.
stored. > bedrooms, lovely bath,
living room, dining room with
Pullman kitchen. private parking.
StGS
.SULGRAvE MANOR - Charming
home with studio living room, 8
bedrooms. . baths. Complete pri-
Fl. Beivoir. Mount Vernon Country
Club $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-20

oEp h PGRco SstS 6n, FGw S %IDs
room with fireplace, porch. and
steps to walled garden, separate
dining room. Excellent closets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-20
! APIS. UMFURNIsHEp-VA.

ALL. 1911 n. ODE size. mod
ern. l-bedrm. apt. with balcony.
$3.50. Res. MIR, IA. 7-5s34.
ALL, 1900 biz. Colonial tefTaee-
Lge. modern apis. with balconies,
and 2 bedrms. S94 so and
S11e.50. Res. Mgr, 524-s420.
ARL-, n. Thomas st.-AeroSS Blvd
fr. defense plant. and 2 bedrm
apts-, Ss2.50 and SEQ, incl. al
utils. Res. mgr. IA. 5-64s3.
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w SE 5..bedToom brick
with 3 baths. Fine for large fam
lily, close TO good schools. $3.50.
REAL FARM HOUSE in Old Town.
Beautiful old home In garden spotr
3 bedrooms. Bedroom and "a bath
on LIST floor. In fine condition;
$3.50.
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lLEx. -BRooKvILLE AREA

ALEN. -BkUUkN AhEA = 2
br., "a baths. firepl.. garbage
disposal. diShwasheT, rec. nm. pa
ito. story-land PLAYHOUSE, min.
Cameron Sta, GEM, Is min.
Pent. Vacant. Lease / yr. or more.
S1SS mo 1O12 M PAXTON At.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-20

COOP APIS FOR SALE COOP APIS. FOR SALE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08

That Lives" for Producer JOS
eph Levine. And the stars in
this 72-hour account of the
San Francisco earthquake could
be Sophia Loren and, If he is
available, that great combina-
ton Of Clark Gable, Spencer
Tracy and Jean Cabin, the in
comparable Raj VallOne, cur
rently in "A View From the
Bridge" He's my choice for
next years Oscar winner for
the best male performance Of
1862. Rats is the performance
to beat.
Il &&
I'm betting on Frank Sinatra
on the question of whether
Fiance Juliet Pr0wse continues
with her career after their mar
riage. She wants to keep work.
ing. He wants her to retire. Her
contract with Goth is partly
owned by Hal Wallis, and he
hasn't let many slip away. But
whatever Sinatra wants, he al
ways gets. It's not as though
Juliet's career was the biggest
thing in the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08

of trying to catch a walters
eye in polite establishments
where whistles and shouts of
Hey! You'll" are not condoned.
Strong men have been re-
duced to quivering hulks on
the brink of total mental COL
lapse simply by trying to catch
the eye of a waiter whose mind
was busy working out a seven
horse parlay to enliven the
next afternoon.
So this thing the wizards of
science have come up with now
is walters eye-catcher. It's
a small table lamp, ordinary
in appearance but with a diff
ference. When you want the
waiter you turn a button in
the lamps base and a red light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08

Kirk Still Seeks Play
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Kirk Douglas rates an "A" for
trying. After eight flops on
Broadway, he is searching
madly for a play that will bring
him back to the boards in tri-
umph this coming season. He
might have done the unfinished
Moss Hart play-if Hart had
lived to complete it.
Quite a lark on the next
Milton Berle spectacular. Jack
Benny will appear as Ben-Hur,
Laurence Harvey will be Spart-
acus, and Uncle Miltie will play
Cleopatra. At curtains end
Charlton Heston will appear
in his Ben-Hur costume, wit h
Kirk Douglas in his Spartacus
robes. I can just see these boys
budding in a corner at a bor-
ing party. an saying. Hey,
wouldn't it be a great idea for
me to play this and you to
play that?" Sometimes these
brainstorms come off, some
times not.
4 Il \
Cyd Charlse didn't wait af-
ter the "Okay" on her COM
pleted 1.-TWO Weeks in Another
Town" before dashing of to
Puerto Rico to be with her
ever-loving singer, Tony Mar
tin. Stan Laurel wants Hol-
lywood producers to know, I'm
still available-for stature
roles" Actually Stan is work.
ing-supervising the Laurel and
Hardy cartoon series for TV.
Director Johnny FarrOw is
finishing his script, THE City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08

comes on. 1t CLOVIS discreetly
for an interval. then II nothing
happens 1t starts flashing
On your first encounter with
this gadget you are likely to
think it only slightly less i'm
portant than the wheel In
mans march from the mire to
the stars. Then some draw
backs may occur to you.
It could do more harm than
good In some places to equip
the customers with imperious-
ly flashing red lights with
which to offend the help. Take
the case Of the Statler Hilton's
Embassy Room, where this de-
vice is being given a trial run,
Kurt, the maitre d. there, is
so disdainful of the thing that
he refuses even to say mo
comment" when refusing to
comment on it.
His attitude is understand
able. You take out a cigar
cite there and there's a flame
in front Of it before you can
remember which pocket your
lighters in. Installing blinking
red distress signals there is
like suggesting that our Olym-
pic swimming team go into the
next meet wearing kapok life
vests.
A private signal lamp, Of
course, does have the merit of
giving a frustrated ringSider
the feeling that at least he
is doing something. The trou-
BILE is that a waiter whose eye
you can't catch now is not 60
ing to pay any more attention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08
AFTER DARK
By HARRY MACARTHUR
Liqht on q Problem

Science is wonderful, but the
newest marvel of the electronic
age turning up in clubs and
cabarets may Just turn out to
be less Of a boon to mankind
than its perpetrators foresee.
1 It's a step in the right d.
tection, all right. Should it
work to perfection it would put
an end to that Oldest joke
shout an evening out. waiter,
can you tell me the time? Sor-
ny, sir, that's not my table,
It could make a memory of
that ancient and futile game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08
Films of More Than Routine Merit

runs OF wore VI OH NOUtWS VSIu
"BABES IN TOYLAND"-The long popular Operetta in
bright film version for the younger set.
BREAKFAST AT TIFFANYS"-Audrey Hepburn scintiates
in glossy and sophisticated romantic comedy.
THE HUSTLER"-POOl sharks Jackie Gleason and Paul
Newman duel realistically for Director Robert ROssen
PURPLE NOON"-Sin the rich Aegean Isles
and other glamorous landscapes; Alain DeOn.
ROCCO AND HIS BROTHERS"-Alan Delon in a grim
Italian film the that accompanies poverty.
'TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON"-Demoeracy and
Glenn Ford comcally meet an Okinawan impasse
1.-TWO WOMEN'-SOphia Loren goes dramatic mother
trying to bring daughter safely through World War H.
"X-15-The high star Of the name makes
exciting thing mans ventures into spaces fringes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08
II you sit there with a Very
pistol sending UP flares.

|
CHANGE OF PACE - An
other innovation at the Statler
Hilton is a new entertainment
policy limiting singing head
liners to three weeks instead
of four as in the past. First
in under the new system is
slim. smartly gowned, titan
tressed jill Allen. Here once
before in the Shoreham Hotels
Blue Room, Miss Allen is more
at home in the more intimate
confines Of the smaller En-
bassy Room.
She represents something of
a change of pace for this spot,
specializing as she does in the
soft sell rather than song belt
ing. She even, at one point
during the evening, does II Got
Rhythm" in slow tempo, softly
as a ballad. You'd be sur
prised how effective it is.
Miss Allen alo has the virtue
of specializing in songs you
haven't heard done to death,
unless someone has been bonn
harding you with such things
as "Eddystone Light" In ad-
dition to this one her roper
toire includes such special
items as Little Broken Win
dow" and a modern "Only a
Bird in a Gilded Cage" She
does a hauntinly charming
Look to the Rainbow" and a
medley of oldies such as Red,
Red Robin" And she has a
considerable array of ditties
bearing such titles as Most
Peculiar Angel" "Virtuous
Woman" Personal Guy" and
Occasional Man" Not for the
dinner trade, but diverting la
ter at night.
Ted di Francis orchestra,
Rita Ann Artiste's trio and
Danny Ruslander and piano
continue to share the Embassy
Rooms musical chores.
Il y II
MIDNIGHT MERRY-GO-
ROUND-Opening on Tuesday
night at the Shoreham Blue
Rooms Dust in time for Valen-
tines Day. is George Jessel,
perennial valentine, after din
ner speaker, raconteur, fund
raiser for Israel, etc. With him
on the bill running through
February "a, will be Dolores
Leigh, described in the ad-
vance word as a gorgeous
blonde thrush" Jessel, OF
course, wouldn't have anything
less. =. Larry M. Rubes, OF
the D. C. Recreation Depart
ment, would like everybody to
know about Mike Thornton Of
the Roaring Twenties East
Mike, reports Larry, is the fel-
low who, on the spur Of the
moment, donated refreshments
for the recent holiday dance
of the Nationalities Teen Club
This is a group that meets
at Capitol Hill Presbyterian
Church under supervision Of
the departments Rowing Lead.
er Program. You want to
celebrate the new year (Chi-
nese) with proper greeting fol
the Year of the Tiger? The
Genghis Khan will be happy
to help you by way of a special
dinner tomorrow night starting
at 6 o'clock. Featured, natur-
ally, will be tiger meat (Which
since tigers are out of season
around here, actually will be q
large barbecued pig made ur
to look like a tiger. Also fea.
tured will be an assortment oil
dances cat $50 PM by Prin.
cess Leola of Maui, Chinese
Hawaiian dancer. .. You wait
ing around for the Dukes Of
Dixieland to return? --latest
word from them is that theil
touring schedule brings then
to Arlington Towers on Febru.
atty IT, for two performances
at 2 and 5 pm.
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race or Page St. Paul RECORDER Friday January e.

able discriminate friends but the basis
religion color
entirely satisfactory agree
University moving
the matter bias disagree
with University policy but because sometimes feel that the
gress might be faster.
during lifetime newspapers
revolutionary change taken University policy
racial prejudice The time when the University threatened
actually exercise disciplinary against
students Negro
foreign walking
campus together).
time policy
frustrating good
getting
guess today disserce such
ignorant and vicious policy did to country abroad the
tons whose students country to study.
So the University made revolutionary and has moved
policies
Dudley Bhz University policy firmly set against
So fraternity policy least their rules concerned
pointed conformity with the spirit of the rules
something that be 1t must voluntarily The
place
that there misunderstanding there preudce
and bases to be both controversy
emphasis the fight discrimination praced
white Americans against dark Americans orentas Africans and
primarily this pattern discrimination has been
the fragrant the injurious to individual
Victims and the damaging country abroad
Unoffciay discrimination will continue because there
the University indicated that will the look
for the gntemans agreement type OF rule to uppnt the writ
rules the fraternities have given up.
They this of thing The Pan
Hellenic Council the national conference college university
fraternes position against that
bias continued to issue drecves to its local afates
including their schools outlaw
eoped set of euphsms through which bias can be applied in
noble One fragrant example of the Councils continuing
institutions like the University Of Minnesota pointed
out in these columns weeks
professionals the national frateres and the
effective in frustrating
University body with respect bias
Apparently latter alert this threat the developments of
the next two ought to be interesting indeed
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-01-26
The Truth, Not Half But Whole

that fully understand the hyera comments
Chairman Fothe regarding the who
eronery opposition Judd
that feels this ought
be against If indeed 1t
opposition screams stop nothing"
will candidate against hma too: State
Senator Donald M. Fraser.
truths about Judds Congress But obvious that what he
congressman Indeed gentleman Minneapolis
misunderstanding really
misunderstanding refreshing indeed
already pointed Judd record somewhat akin
Dtecrat rights somehow
Republican liberal constituents foreign
policy his that of savsh of the interests Chang
somehow reputation dandy whiz
kid matters of international relations.
affairs moving speech
thing
district Republicans
reputation liberalism domestic
the matter getting electricity
his drict) find
voting than the Dtiecrats.
many-perhaps Judds constituents rural
progress with the
this
a questions which bother Judds
which explain why when haharted and badly
him. his margins of election
competeny organized
wellnformed and hard-hittng campaign
half truths he having hyster
whole truth destined
to out
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-01-26
The Kind Of Help Africa Needs

Negro and white doctors
building medical center Nigeria
people organization
Foundation Dixie
Cooperating with group MEDICO organization
E. Dooley
Edward Mazque former president of the National Medical
general
will clinical dagnosc center where the most difficult
brought
courtesy arrangements
1t will
training medical
Organizations pledged support
the shners E Omega Psi Phi Fraternity the National Medical
Association the National Dental Association fund campaign
conducted United States
the kind of the newly emerging African nations need
primitive living conditions
biggest problems. enough
should
their
project that be quickly established with
highest medical standards.
of This proposed medical
projects which Negroes help volunteer
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-01-26
Still Hotel Bias At Rochester

discrim-
Accommodations disappeared completely only
kidding Today there discrimination in the
than before the mush
roomng industry unlawful discrimination to
amazing degree.
with indignation about the
humiliation melted US Assistant Secretary Of Labor
George Shamrock Hotel in Houston
the Memphis airport cafe to
Assistant Secretary Of State for Public Affairs
things still happening right here
state.
Sunday night a from a New Yorker who in
told had been refused
there One of the hotels the Park Hotel
the world the home of the Mayo Clinic
the world They of
regeable that the city has single hotel
equal Accommodations Such situation
gives state a bad
years Negroes through the Mayo clinic had
obtaining hotel Accommodations We thought the
evidently This
challenge rights Of the state the Governors
Rights commission NAACP and other which
discriminatory practices indecent and give state
bad
practices persist especially the motel and resort business
additional legislation enacted to strengthen
the public policy against discrimination in public accomoda
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-01-26

story Ryan precpaed Battey
ratonalzng incident searching
for justification poor Ryan
admits thought should
implied insult We can't imagine him or any OF the other sports soes
this sitting insult their
nationality, background or religion
say Battey things
whites wouldn't stand
s for minute for of the treatment and insults daily handed
Negroes
prove point by pointing jokes
speakers
probably never heard how the US Italian community has pressued
making villains
Generally Americans Italian
decent do not suffer the handaps of Negroes and can afford to be
tolerant
Rosy Ryan, the former manager Minneapolis
with Giants club Tacoma Washington the speaker
with the Objectionable designation of Negroes
ading surprised
that the be misunder
by any respecting Negro person story
any angle, hold the Negro up rdcule
Negroes UNDERSTANDABLE this
thing they accepted
Any insult implied insult strikes them fOrcibl
they such expressions whether they
keep enjoying equality,
OmicaIIy, socially and educatOnaTIy.
Bill Bon mentioned number of other nationality groups who he
forgot to mention
all these considered and accepted whites
history suffering oppression
because of their are the American Negroes.
On top Of Ryans story
that attey magned what he could
have overlooked"
Unfortunately
Negro that be
considered organized baseball team the Negro player must be
white trying out for the position
know, every
whether business labor the color handicap exists He
into Baseball
practically extinction and started the public back
Most of the Negroes Organized baseball have been
things that white player would stand for minute
white individuals understand
still insults implied otherwise
ccng Bay Green he should have praised them
teaching audience and the speakers table in
athlete who happens
going the kind of tommyro that Rosy
did better is remarkable
white people this nation who don't know
like Battey Green will help teach
them better.
long a sports nothing about the
conditions which prevail against Negro players the southern
housing hardly qualified to tell Baey
act insults thrown in his direction
Batteys and and the type of sta
banquet disappear at
brethren.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-01-26

Moon is
Guild activity
week invited everybody to the
League
pubcist NAACP public department
Current READERS DIGEST Boy
story Tumbua trbesman
Nyasaland youth is Is %
only
bible Pilgrims Progress" to journey to
America
himself $500 miles African
today a sagit Valley College
Vernon Washington
bring
difficult many American
right education the
struggle securing education like
the article
to readers.
JUDGEMENT DAY." a by
tain; Doubleday, publication UNITED
RIGHTS" Richard Barnett
Garai published by Bold Face Books $685.
carefully rights picture
they
Some questions included
Desegregated
Inermarriage Missouri ?" What Sit
uation in Ilnois?" and Who Votes in Georgia"
national
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States Stand Civil Rights" told before
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Seqreqotionists Knew Schools Were Not Equal

think the finger of condemnation directly
southern boards of public school education municipal
well under the soaed
public school officials that not only
therefore, designed educaonay cripple the
thereby make impossible him
white graduates the Souh public schools colleges
poment and other where the best education
tural development demanded
conservative white individuals
solution the helh
Indignation Every
segregated school should be looked manufacturer
inferior education deliberately designed keep Negroes
their attempt rise to the top.
that the will Negro
the determined
abolish forever the damnabe system of segregated schools that
only the future of Negroes but the security country
Carolina Durham, MO- TIMES.