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Evening star., 1962-03-16

HIMSELF: How does she
stand? Much better. AS you
know we have been almost
entirely an agricultural
country. But the growth of
industrial output is running
at the rate of 9 per cent this
year from 8 per cent last
year, 7 per cent the year be-
fore and 6 per cent the year
before that.
Me: Tell me about your
Ph.D. thesis.
Himself: I intended to
start with 1900, the date Of
the act of union. Before that,
as you know, Ireland had its
parliament and its own gov
ernment.
At the time of the union,
England was broke due to the
Napoleonic wars. Ireland was
so prosperous that for IT
years there were two chan
cellors of the exchequer, one
for Britain, the other for
Ireland.
After II years Ireland was
as broke as Britain.
That simplified things.
They only had to have one
chancellor of the exchequer.
Me: That reminds me of a
story about Charles Stewart
Parnell. Do I pronounce the
name right? Rhymes with
Russell doesn't it?
AS you know, his grand
father, his mothers father
was one of our early naval
officers.
Commanded the Constitu-
tion, Old Ironsides, I believe.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
Dance RescheduIed

A square dance at the Mar
shall Road Elementary School,
Vienna, Va, originally sched-
uled for tomorrow night, will
be held at 8 pm. March "a.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
THE CHANGING FACE OF CAPITOL HILL
Army Aide Travelled
AtHoIf Landlord Cost

The expense account of Army aide who accompanied
Representative Landlord of Maryland his
controversial foreign trip last fall less than half that OF
the legislator.
The escort officer 1t Col Campbell formerly
of the Army's Office of Legislative Laison.
trip, according to the Army cost $2985 including
Evening star., 1962-03-16
Portal Site Will Have
Nine-Story Buildings
BY ROBERT ]. LEWIS
Star Staff Writer

Southwest Washngtons choice portal" site has been
ruled suitable for nneStory buildings and thus made
desirable for redevelopers.
The almost tract is described unique" in
that building constructed there will be daily by hundreds
of thousands of motorists and by norhsouh
Evening star., 1962-03-16
3 Youths Charged
In PummeIing Of
.. G. Bus Driver
Hat Found Near Scene Leads
To Arrests; 9 Others Questioned

Three youths have been charged in the robbery and
beating of D. c. Transit bus driver last Sunday
One of them identified by the driver Page Powell,
30 of 1920 Parkwood street Hyasve having touched
off the incident at Eleventh and refusing
to pay his fare.
special police squad under Capt Murray Kutner
Evening star., 1962-04-13
FEMININE TAILORED SUIT
Education
Is Topic

DR.. John r. Miles, mana
ger of the Education Depart
ment, United States Cham
ber of Commerce, addressed
the D. C. League of Repub-
lican Women yesterday on
"The Responsibility of the
People in Education"
DR.. Miles told his audience
they should think not only
about the cost of education
but of what they want to
sbuy.
Nothing is more uniquely
American than this country's
schools, he said, and If the
citizens ignore the schools
problems, if they don't take
action on the state and local
level. then they virtually
force a federal take-over.
Evening star., 1962-04-13

these past few years. He did
the "tongue-in-cheek" cos
tunes he says for "Auntie
Name" and also for "A Ma
jority of One" 1T was a lot
Of work to make her look like
a Brooklyn Mama" he joked.
How much say does Rosa
lind Russell have where his
designing of costumes for
her is concerned. We'll, her
husband Frederick BrisSon is
the producer of the picture,
does that answer your ques-
tion?"
No Concern
Cost problems where a
screen wardrobe is concerned
don't concern him. They
don't tell me the cost of
things. What's more I don't
think that's the point. I'm
concerned with the results
not what it costs to achieve
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Illustrated
7 ak Set

Mr.. Mendel L. Peterson,
commander, United States
Navy Reserves, and Armed
Forces Curator at the Smith
Sonian Institution, will give
an illustrated talk on Under
water Exploration" at the
meeting tomorrow of the Gem
and Lapidary Society of
Washington, Inc.
The meeting will take
place at the Warner Memo
rial Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Peterson has for more
than 10 years been active in
historical underwater explo-
ration for the Smithsonian,
mostly in the West Indies,
Bermuda and along the coast
Of Florida.
Evening star., 1962-04-13
FASHION
NOTEBOOK
Film Designer Orry-KeIIy
Exercises His Own Thinkinq
BY ELEM

1t was q bit eerie, but fun,
to talk to film designer Orry-
Kelly on the Speakaphone
yesterday while he was Sit
ting in his Sherry -Netherland
Hotel suite in New York, and
we were seated in an attrac-
tive office at the Motion Pic
ture Association Building
here in Washington.
Prior to this we had seen
a real Hollywood short sub
ject-A five-minute Ward
robe Test that was run off
for US Of the clothes designed
by him for Rosalind Russell
to wear in Columbia Pictures
Five Finger Exercise"
1t proved so interesting we
wish it could have been
longer.
Miss Russell appears first
in the five minute clip mod
cling the costumes and dis
cuSsing them, and then the
actual scene In which it is
worn Is flashed on.
OutspOken
The outspoken designer Of
film fashions is also aware
Of fashion in other fields.
Commenting on the fact
that "a John Moore" had
chaStised the First Lady for
her lack of real chic and her
short skirts. Orry-Kelly said
he considered Mr.. Moore i'm
pertinent" This is the de-
signer who dresses Marilyn
Monroe off-screen," he had
discovered following the blast
last week at a Philadelphia
Fashion Forum.
Orry-Kelly won an Oscar
for designing the costumes
for a Monroe film Some Like
1t Hot" Frankly, he said, II
thought Tony Curtis and
Jack Lennon looked better"
He added, Sooner than
dress Marilyn Monroe again.
I'd rather open a hot dog
stand" Two other Oscars
belong to him for LES Girls"
and IAN American in Paris"
The clothes for Rosalind
Russell in Five Finger Exer-
else" he defines as "wearable.
intelligent clothes that a
woman in real life who lives
in Carmel. Calf. would
wear"
They range from classic
but distinctive separates, a
crepe short. long-sleeved, din
ner dress in which Miss Rus
sell cooks and then removing
the apron, turns into the ele-
CANT hostess; white tailored
wool bathrobe with a chiffon
trailing scarf. and a cameo
rose silk chiffon evening
dress for a scene in which she
is meant to feel young, gid
dy and infatuated"
Designing for Rosalind
Russell has kept him busy
Evening star., 1962-04-13
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C.. Friday, April -, 1862

them" he states empathi-
cally.
Orry-Kelly plans to stay on
the East Coast until my
money runs out" and until he
gets the painting bug out of
his system. Il want to paint
those trees I can see from
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Society-Home

my hotel in Central Park,
and then I'll be the house
guest of Mrs. Oscar Hammer
stein for about a month" he
told US.
Unlike a number of other
screen designers who have
turned to also designing fash
ions for retail consumption,
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Eleanor Dulles
To Join Duke
Faculty

DURHAM, N. c., April l3
tAP).-One of the few wom-
en- ever to attain the rank of
. minister in the United States
State Department. will join
Duke University's faculty in
September as a visiting pro-
feSsor of political science.
She is DR.. Eleanor Lansing
Dulles, sister of former Gen.
trail Intelligence Agency Di-
rector Allen Dulles and the
late John Foster Dulles. who
was Secretary of State when
he died in 1859.
DR.. Dulles joined the State
Department in 1912. She spe-
cialized in postwar planning,
giving special attention to
international finance.
Evening star., 1962-04-13

Orry-Kelly says. NO. no. no"
to the idea. But since mot
enough people want TO paw
for paintings" he expects
he'll remain in the screen
designing business that he
embarked upon in the
early 30'S.
Evening star., 1962-04-13

This is film designer
Orry-KeIIy's conception
Of whot q woman would
wear during the doy if
she lived in Carmel,
Golf. The classic shirt
is poired with q navy
skirt beIted in navy
leather and q cardigan
white pique jacket. He
designed it for RosoIind
Russell to wear in Five
Finger Exercise"
Evening star., 1962-04-23
Us AdYentists
To Get Diplomas
For Church Study

Some ITS members of the
Takoma Park Seventh-day Ad-
ventist Church will receive di-
plomas at 1880 pm. Wednesday
marking their completion of a
correspondence course on the
life and writings of a pioneer
leader of the church.
The course, on Mrs. Ellen G.
White, one of the early leaders
of the Takoma Park Church,
was distributed under the spon-
sorship Of the church's world
headquarters in Takoma Park.
The ceremonies will be held
in the main sanctuary of the
church, Carroll and Eastern
avenues.
Arthur A. White, secretary of
the Ellen G. White Publica-
tionS Office here and a grand
son of the Adventist pioneer,
will speak at the ceremonies.
Evening star., 1962-04-23
A terrific
sales agency
open

The hottest subject in thehealth
field is exercise. The fastest SELL
ing home exerciser is an mex
pensive, newly patented method
with sales opportunities run
ming into the millions. You deal
only with pre-sold prospects.
You demonstrate only to quail
fled buyers. We support you
with local newspaper advertise
ments and direct-mail. You buy
as you sell on a money-back
guarantee basis. No fee; no
purchase quotas to meet. Clean;
low-pressure, cash business
with tremendous profit returns.
You need not be an exercise en-
thusiast to succeed; just a good
salesman. You can operate from
home or an office, alone or with
a sales force. Write a detailed
letter to JAMES MARATTA, Presi-
dent, PHYSIO-HEALTH, INC,
PELHAM, NY.
Evening star., 1962-04-23
Son Of Singer
browns in Pool

MEMPHIS, April % (AP).-
Steve Allen Lewis, 3-year-old
son of rock n roll singer Jerry
Lee Lewis, drowned in a
swimming pool at the Lewis
suburban home here yesterday.
The child, named for enter
tainer Steve Allen. apparently
wandered away from his mother
and fell into the pool, which
was partially filled with rain
water, his grandfather said.
Young Steve was the son of
Mr.. Lewis and 17-year-old
Myra Gail Brown Lewis, the
singers third wife. Their mar
riage in 1858 caused an uproar
that Cancelled a tour in Eng
land for Mr.. Lewis. Myra, Mr..
Lewis cousin, was 13 at the
Mr.. Lewis was away from
home yesterday filling a night
club engagement in Milwaukee.
He Cancelled the rest of the
engagement and left for
Memphis when he was told of
his sons death.
Evening star., 1962-04-23

point on his forthcoming visit
to the United States.
Returning to Black Sea
Burgess said he is returning
to the Black Sea for a further
holiday now that he has had
a chance to answer questions
about the warrants. He insisted
he had not been required to
do it by Soviet authorities.
Burgess and Maclean fled
behind the Iron Curtain in
1851. I do not often see Mac
lean," said Burgess, "but 1
know that he and I are both
staying here"
Maclean, whose American
born wife, two sons and a
daughter are with him in Mos
COW, refused earlier to COM
ment on the reports he might
return home.
Evening star., 1962-04-23
Burgess Denies Return,
Sees ScondoI RESULTING

MOSCOW, April % (APO -
Turncoat British diplomat Guy
Burgess said today he doesn't
want to go home to England
now-because it would kick VI
q big scandal among highl
placed Britons.
Such a visit would involve my
many friends in high places"
he said. 1T would cause them
great pain and trouble. There
would be an enormous scandal,
so I don't want to return to
England just now"
Burgess. 81, returned here
from a Black Sea holiday to
answer questions raised by ar
rest warrants issued against
him and Donald Maclean, 40,
in London last week, charging
violation of the British Official
Secrets Act. Scotland Yard
said it got the warrants be-
cause there was reason to be-
lieve Burgess and Maclean were
coming home.
Burgess blamed British and
American intelligence services
for the warrants. He doesn't
speak of Maclean, for they have
not been friendly since they
arrived in the Soviet Union.
Better Dressed Now
Burgess said he would be glad
to return to England to visit
his ailing mother. but denied
he had proposed making such
q trip recently.
Burgess wore an old Etonian
tie and appeared betted dressed
than he has been on several h
occasions recently when he
joined Western correspondents
for lunch or cocktails.
Il like living under socialism"
meaning communiSm-Bur-
CESS said as he walked back
and forth in his room.
He indicated he felt the war
rant for his arrest was issued
to help smother the news of the
return to the Soviet Union of
two defectors, the most notable
d being Alexei Golub, a scientist
who returned from Holland and
gave a news conference in
Moscow last Wednesday. The
BurgeSS-Maclean warrants were
Issued the same day.
Burgess said he would not
be going back to England "un-
der present circumstances'-a
statement he has made before.
He did not say who the people
were who would be involved in
q scandal over his return.
Sees British in Panic
Discussing the warrants,
Burgess asked:
why did Manningham-
Butler (the Attorney GeneraD
do it? There has been no ac-
ton taken against me for 10
long years, so why do it now?
81 suppose there are dozens
Of reasons. One is that the
British government are so
easily flung into a panic. They
were positively terrified of my
going back to England"
He said he had got this in
formation from my confiden-
tial sources"
Burgess derided American |
and British secret services, say
ing the British felt the Ameri-
cans were fanatic on security
while the Americans thought
the British were soft on COM
muniSm.
Burgess said one reason for
the warrants was to give Prime
Minister Macmillan talking
Evening star., 1962-04-23

Sandy Spring Store
Sandy Spring, Maryland
F. L. Watkins Co., Inc.
67OI Roosevelt Avenue
Seat Pleasant, MARYLAND
Aspen Hill Hardware
1896 Georgia Avenue
North Gate Shopping Center
Silver Spring. Maryland
Adelphi Hardware
25OS University Blvd.
Hyattsville, Maryland
KentIand Hardware
1928 Landover Road
Kentlsnd, Maryland
VIRGINIA
Gaines Brothers
107 Dangerfield Road
Alexandria, Virginia
Gearhart Hardware
1913 Columbia Pike
Bailey's Cross Roads, Virginia
B. III. RunyOn
1901 Columbia Pike
Falls Church, virginia
Yeatman'S Sports & H'dware
$50 Leesburg Pike
Falls Church, Virginia
The Hecht Company
Woodward g. L0thr0p
kann'S Department Stores
Evening star., 1962-04-23
Buy "Roiny Day" at The Following Locations

NORTHWEST
DObkinS Hardware
5O23 Connecticut Avenue NV.
Hamilton Hardware
52OI Georgia Avenue NV.
Jacks Hardware
So E Street NV.
Kennedy Hardware
lO5 Kennedy Street NV.
TWOmey Hardware
1923 Seventeenth Street NV.
Union Hardware
i'll d Street NV.
NORTHEAST
ABC Hardware
13O Fifteenth Street NE.
Division Avenue Hardware
607 Division Avenue NE.
SOUTHEAST
Grand Paint & Hardware
6O3 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
inland & Sons Hardware
ii26 Wheeler Road Sc.
MARYLAND
Ernest Hardware
1854 SultIand Road
Suitland, Maryland
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
New Downtown
Studio Cufe'
In Operation

A new delicateSSen and
restaurant was recently open
ed at $50 N. Church by
Nathan SeltZer and his wife,
Gloria.
The Settlers came to Tue
son from Flushing, Lon G
Island, with their two chill
dren in March.
Mats DelicatesSen has a
complete take out and cater
ing service featuring gour-
met foods along with wines,
liquor and beer.
Along with the delicates-
sen, Mr.. Seltzer opened a
dining room called the Stu
dio. The decor is one of an
art gallery with paintings
hung on the walls. The
dining room will accommodate
80 people.
Mrs. Seltzer is the daugh-
ter of Joe Weiss.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Brothers -Four
Singing Here
On Sept. 20

The Brothers Four will ap-
pear in the University of Ari-
Zona auditorium Sept. % at
$50 pm.
Starting as a student sing
ing group at the University
of Washington, the Brothers
Four have climbed to ma
tional prominence. They've
been on the Ed Sullivan
Show, Kate Smith Show,
Mitch Miller show and won
critical acclaim at the New
port Folk Festival.
One of their top record hits
was, "Greenfields."
Tickets are on sale in
Room 106 at the University's
Student Union building.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21

ago from Minneapolis where
he was very active in United
Jewish Appeal work. He was
a practicing lawyer in Min
neapolis and now is in land
investments and real estate
development. His office is in
the Arizona Land Title Bldg.
In addition to his CJA
activities, Mr.. Courtney is
serving on the board of
Temple Emanuel and the
board of the Jewish Commu-
nifty Center. He also is
delegate to the Jewish Com
munity Council and is a
member of the Hebrew Free
Loan Assn. Mr.. Courtney is
a member of the national
board of trustees of City of
Hope and belongs to the Ell
Rio Country Club here.
Mr.. Courtney and his wife,
Lynn, reside at 4331 E.
Holmes with their five chill
dren-Andrew, 21a; Susan,
az; James, 9; Craig, 13 and
LeSlee, Is.
Additional leaders of the
Combined Jewish Appeal for
1868 will be announced short
ly.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
JWV Auxiliary

Mrs. Ray Forbes, Tucson's
Woman-of-the-Year, will b e
guest speaker at a Sept, "a
meeting of the Jewish War
Veterans Ladies Auxiliary.
The meeting will be held at
7:45 pm. at the Center.
Members are asked to
bring spare hangers to the
meeting. Mrs. Forbes, cited
for her charitable work, uses
the hangers to aid charity
projects. Mrs. Irving Leavitt
and Mrs. Rebecca Leavett
are hoSteSSeS.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Shop Offers
Alterations

Gertrude RosenoW, 1419 E.
Adelaide, Apartment E, has
recently started a ladies'
wear alteration shop in her
home.
Several months ago Mrs.
RoSenoW arrived in Tucson
from Detroit with her huS-
band, Herbert, who had been
in the costume jewelry busi-
ness until serious illness
forced him to give up his
Job and move to Tucson.
Besides Women's altera-
tions, Mrs. Rosenow also
bakes French, German and
Austrian cakes for special
occasions such as Bar MitZ-
vahs, weddings, etc. Original
ly from Germany, Mrs. Rose
now owned a cafe in Central
America where she became
well-known for her baked
goods.
One feature of her service
is that she offers pickup and
delivery on both alterations
and baked goods.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
is Are Greater
Needs Are Greater
A Pledge To Help

For thousands in Israel the New Year will find
many in temporary housing in shacks.
Refugees have poured into Israel in record numbers
and they have oustripped all available facilities. Be-
of this urgent appeals have been issued for i'm
mediate payments of pledges made to fund raising
campaigns throughout this country
And officials of the Tucson Combined Jewish Ap-
peal urging Tucsonans to pay pledges at this time
so that additional monies be forwarded to the
United Jewish Appeal in time for the holidays
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
High Holy Days
Services Set
Continued from page u

Continued from page II
Yom Kippur eve, Oct. 7 at 5
pm. and Oct. 8 at 7:30 am.
with YiZkor services at 1890
am.
Beth S a o m, Tucson's
newest conservative congre.
cation, holds services at the
Tucson Jewish Community
Center. Services will be held
Sept. % at 7:30 pm. and
Sept. 29-30 at 9 am. and 7:3C
pm.
Kol Nidre services are set
for Oct. 7 at 7 pm. Yom Kip
pur day services on Oct. s
will begin at 9 am.
Selicoth services will be
held at midnight on Sept. q
at Congregations Anshei Is
rael and Young Israel.
No services for the High
Holy Days will be held al
DaVis-Monthan Air Fore E
Base, but servicemen and
their families have been in
Vited to attend houses of Wor
ship in the city.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Courtney Heads
GA For 1863

Jerome H. Courtney associate chairman for special
gifts year. has accepted the post of general chairman
1868 Combined Jewish Appeathe unified charity
drive with 81 beneficiary agencies
Mr. Courtney and his family to Tucson eight years
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-07-26
Mrs. Gilmore Hostess
Oregon n. D. Club is.

aa. ~ p 8.a
The Oregon Home Demon
stration Club held a regular
meeting on Wednesday, July
18th at 2 p. m. with Mrs.
Julia Gilmore as hostess in
her home. p
Mrs. Henry Fonville, presi-
dent presided, called the
meeting to order, and all
Joined in singing the song
America led by Miss Har-
pole.
The club collect was read
as the devotional. The club
secretary, Mrs. T. E. Hearn
called the roll and read the
mirutes of the last meeting.
A report of the state coun-
Gil meeting was given by
Miss Harpole and Mrs, Fon-
vile gave the study topic on
"The effect of housing or
family life"
Miss Harpole discussed the
different types of floor cover
ing and how to care for them
and also how to care for
wood floors with wax.
Delicious fruit pie and
Coca-Colas were served by
the hostess to the eight mem
bers present and Miss Har-
pole.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-07-26

Family Visitors
Miss Ethel Ingold has been
hostess to several members
of her family this week in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Ingold and daughter, Paula
of Indianola, Mrs. Elma OAR
nell and Mr.. Watt Darnell of
Glen Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Grant of Yazoo City,
Mrs. J. N. Hearn, Mr. Henry
Hearn and sons, Roger Dale
and Henry, Jr. of Thornton,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Ingold
and children, Danny and
Donna, Mrs. Emmett Palmer,
Yazoo City. Mrs. Gene Nixon
and children, Rusty, Mark,
and Mary Jane, Holly Bluff,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Shep OAR
nell. The group enjoyed an
OLD fashioned fish fry on the
Taylor place near Owens
Wells on Monday. Some of
the fish were caught at the
camp site and some came
from the deep freeze.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-07-26

Miss Betty Ann Henning
Of Goodman, bride-elect of
Mr.. William Ramsey Hen
ley of Durant and Burling-
ton, North Carolina, was
honored with a miscellaneous
tea shower by Mrs. Jack
Brumby, Miss Margaret
Brumby and Mrs. Carl Han
sen in the Jack Brumby
home in Goodman Thursday
afternoon, July 10Th.
Miss Henning, whose mar
rage to Mr.. Henley will be
sclemnized on Saturday, Au-
gust 4th at four o'rlock in
the afternoon at the Good
man Presbyterian Church, is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest j. Henning of Good
man and granddaughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Parker,
also of Goodman.
Her fiance is the grandson
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. J..
A. Henley of Lexington and
his maternal grandparents
are the late Mr.. and Mrs. G..
B. Ramsey of Durant.
For the party Thursday,
Miss Henning wore a trous-
seau model of tangerine raw
silk fashioned along sheath
lines. Her shoulder corsage
of white carnations was a
gift from her hostess.
Mrs. f. D. Peterson greet
ed guests at the door and
presented them to the re-
ceiving line composed of