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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-02
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EAR WINDS OR FOUL

LOWER POTOMAC AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
Tomorrow cost to southeast winds IS to 20 knots
shifting to northeast to north winds 10 to 20 knots
and becoming northeast on Sunday Cloudy with oeeo-
sionol ron tomorrow and considerable eIoudiness
Sunday. Visibility to miles and lowering to to
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24


with Nick Adams as her troubled hus-
band.
In real life, she is married to Harry
Alderman, Vice President of Screen
Gems, Columbia Pictures TV subSid-
tray, and they have two-month-old
son. Before that, though, she was on
her own for several years after a
divorce from a studio sound techni-
clan, living in an apartment with her
son Brian, now nearly six.
Miss Donahue had rugged sched-
ule then, keeping house and delivering
Brian to nursery school each morn
ing before appearing at the studio for
her role as Ellie Walker, Griffith's
girl friend in the CHS series, so it is
not surprising if she was short-temp-
cred at times.
The 25-year-old actress has been in
show business since she was child
singer in Tacoma, Wash. At S, she
made a movie, Mister Big" with
Donald O'Connor.
I'D love to go back into movies
full time" she says. my last picture
was when l was l3-'Love Is Better
Than Ever'-with Elizabeth Taylor"
AS a laboratories, Miss Donahue
appeared on many TV shows before
joining Father Knows Best" then
on NBC, in 1858.
Her TV credits include "Schlitz
Playhouse" Ray Bolger Show,
and ''NBC Matinee Theater."
Unlike other young stars who have
grown up, she says she has no inten-
ton of looking for sexy roles instead
of the wholesome American girl parts
she has become identified with.
Gosh, no, it wouldn't be me-" she
explains. Besides, l have sons to
think of, and my dignity as mother"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24

isn't the tractable young lady she por-
trayed for so many years as Betty An
derson on the old Father Knows
Best" series.
The girl who is starring this Sunday
evening on Chs "GE Theater" some
times displays temperament, and one
of those who has felt its effects is
Andy Griffith, who indicated he was
happier than most when she left his
show to be married for the second
time.
In her latest half-hour drama, en-
titled "A Voice on the Phone" Miss
Donahue will play the role of very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24
By RICHARD T. CLOONAN

S MIGHT BE expected of
an accomplished actress,
Elinor Donahue in reality
Evening star., 1962-12-13

The House committee is ask
ing whether Communists are
influencing the Women Strike
for Peace movement. Aided by
six sympathetic groups. the
women attracted 400 persons to
the Friends Meeting House for
their own evening interroga-
ton. Committeeman were in
vited, but chose not to attend.
The women sat, secure and
calm, on straight benches be-
side their husbands and other
men who clearly were on their
side. The only strain was see
ing over hats.
A friendly panel demanded
that witnesses" explain why
the House committee associat-
ed the women with un-Ameri-
canism.
1t was beyond Mrs. Grooms
whose feminine logic was:
"If there were Communists
interested in peace, I'd think
the committee would rejoice. I
had understood this was our
basic problem"
Mrs. Ruth Meyers of Long
Island, N. Y, said even her
husband couldn't comprehend
how women worked "just by
contracting each other"
Evening star., 1962-12-13
First Negro Pupil
Is Assigned to
Fuirfux School

Fairfax County school au-
thorities have assigned a Z
year-old Negro girl who re-
Gently moved to the county to
Lemon Road Elementary
School.
The new county school board
said the action continued a
policy Of sending Negroes to
the schools nearest their homes,
when there is good reason for
their failure to make assign
ment applications before the
April 5 deadline set by State
law.
Mitzie Blackwell, q second
grader. plans to enter classes
this week at Lemon Road. She
Is the first Negro assigned to
that school, making it the 33d
school desegregated in Fairfax
County.
Mitzie's parents moved to the
county December from the
District and Immediately ap-
piled for her assignment to
nearby Lemon Road.
Allison Brown, representing
the Fairfax County Council on
Human Relations, urged swift
action on her application at a
school board meeting three days
later. He accused the school
administration Of dragging its
feet" in the assignment pro-
cedure. Associate Supt. George
Pope had assigned the girl to
all-colored James Lee Elemen-
tary three miles from her home.
Evening star., 1962-12-13
FAMILY

two-hour deadline in which to
replace the missing units.
Mr.. Moore said he went back
to the apartment after the
deadline expired at HAS am.
and found that the windows
and doors had been replaced.
He said that Mrs. Smiths
possessions, including clothing.
were stacked in the hallway
and that a bureau was on a
walkway outside leading to the
building "a Es
Wheh he tried to entef Mrs,
Smiths apartment. he said, Mr..
Jones, who was in the apart
ment, told him he had no right
to inspect the place since. II
was a vacant apartment.
Mrs. Smith had visited an
other resident IN the apaftnasnt
building this morning, but LEFT
20 go Back to her children at
the hotel before the windows
and doors were replaced. The
Smiths expect to stay at the
hotel again tonight.
Mr.. Nicholson said today that
Evening star., 1962-12-13
They're Misunderstood
Peoce Women Say

Women working for peace got
together last night and COM
pared notes on their first date
with Congressman.
The trouble had been. they
agreed. that members of the
House Un-American Activities
Committee don't understand
women. Housewife Mary
Grooms Of Rochester, N. Y,
ventured, II don't think they
understand the nuclear age"
Evening star., 1962-12-13
HABERDAsHER
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accessories after the fact

To complete your most flottering formal appear
once, Raleigh offers an excellent selection of dis
criminotne accessories including black brocode
vests, white vests for tolls fine studs and cuff links
and formal hats. Shown on the left is our tuxedo
shirt. Body is botiste cotton /. . pin-tucked seal
Ioped bosom and collar Of broodcIoth. 1925. And
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Evening star., 1962-12-13

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Evening star., 1962-12-13
Sick Child Taken
From Cold House

he is deeply concerned about
the health Of the youngest
Smith child. He said he was
told the child's cold became
worse last night.
He said he has received calls
at his office from people wish
ing to help the family.
Mr.. Nicholson said after the
family is located he will go
into the legal aspects Of the
case. ss
Evening star., 1962-12-13
County Fills Post

Rear Admiral X. M. Nc
Names, USN tret). has been
named executive director of the
Montgomery County Society for
Crippled Children and Adults.
He lives at 4707 Elmhurst lane,
Bethesda.
Evening star., 1962-12-13
$40 REWARD

FOR return Of or info. eoncernins
black, lona.haired dog. approx, ~
%isslns nhSs,' from yis' y Of nf rlshsr Td hcal
2fh-fb9O. ewes. and week ends.
Evening star., 1962-12-13

AUTO. PHoNooRAPH, RcA plays up
10 10 records, black body. chrome
silnish; disappeared from car. Mr.,
Evening star., 1962-12-13
FOUND


DOGS, hounds, mixed, tri-color t3l,
sIWAHHfNOTON ANIMAL RESCUE
.LEA0UK. NO. 7-b73O. I.
DOG. French poodle. male, black. min
iature; vic. bethesda. Gail OIL. 4-bb2b.
DOG, beagle, tri-coiored, old. WASH.
lNoToE ANIMAL RESCUE LEAouE.
mo. 7-b7a0.
Doc, an male, full Grown. wearing
coat. tag No. issued TO Peegy Ben.
son' I1OQ n. 18Th It,, Arls Va. Call
DOC, young male, possibly Labrador
call 5JB-saR1 after h pm, on nHf.
,gIpH durlng day,
FUprY, Hhspherd, MIXED, black. WABH-
: lnuToN. ANIMAL, RESCUE LEAGUE,
- Publlshsd DAILY and SUNDAY
a. WaehinEton D q
Second Class Postaae PAID
Evening star., 1962-12-13
LOST

AUTO. PHoNooRAPH, RcA plays up
10 10 records, black BODY. chrome
ssKINNER. S1S-sis4.
BaIEP CASE, black, plastic, contain /,
Ing printing material on higheE edu-
finder please cali Co b-V544.
COAL CHUTE, automatic. lost between
,S;n and Z SIS. ne and 5O2 Pour
COAL CO.. 400 2 st. ne.
DIAMOND PLATINUM PIN, circular;
VIC Dupont Circle area; 500 reward.
RE. z-2S6e,
DIAMOND RING. lost Dec. 10, Cap
,isamdl sSl dAsasso5 co. Srr7ceSss.l esl0rama Circle
DINNER RING, black onyx. with dia.
Hmond In centeri lost in wheaton. near
value iissrai reward. OiS-S7oo or
DOG, mixed breed. brown and whltei
Ts ,sn. Gs' Fafiy FRff pas sse.do6s' ec' lO4OOi
sSo nsS. sas 'S' baRs b$la'a Vis HasSn assss
Sch. ssho0 ;,vnre wnsa'0Vj Mn Sesri1s collar and
BOG, small. tan ,anc white, part col
BE- w gTssns 9Sslsas1 MsnSg: sTtsr 4so' 44lssso' sat-
GOLD PIN, sapphire and ruby set.
IA. y w.; reward. EN-. s-SaSb. "
tEARLs, between Hechts and GAO
Bldg, on Tues; reward Call DU.
.d-b2s0i after q, B67-6767.
PUFFY, beaEle, 4 mos, vic. Balls Hill
shnd Churchill rds,j ans 10 Muffin"
Please call Ell. 6-22B3.
WATCH, mans Hamilton, vic. down
fmtOWn ID. O. nan lie data Nnmravad
on back, reward. Ap' al S05'
$40 REWARD
FOR return Of or info. concernlna
black. long-haired dog, approx, 80
lbh.b answers to name 'Blackie''i
missing from vic. OF Fisher I'd, Call
2fh-4b2D. ewes. and week ends.
Evening star., 1962-08-21

Answer: "Hell-bent" is a
slang term long popular on
Americas frontiers, meaning
any person recklessly deter
mined on a certain course Of
action. 1t often appears in
combination such as hell bent
for election" and hell bent for
breakfast" Some years ago
there was a play on Broadway
called Hell Bent for Heaven. "
The meaning Is quite obvious.
The person so described is reck-
less enough to risk even hellfire
in his determination to attain
his goal.
Question: How should you
pronounce the word that means
the tenderest muscle in a beef
steer? Should you say, like
most people do, FILL-lay or
should you say FILL-let. The
dictionaries are confusing on
this point.-Floyd Fischer, Has
kell, N. j.
Answer: AS used In the
phrase "filet mignon," the
Standard American pronuncia-
ton is FILL-ay meen-YON
The same pronunciation on
(FILL-ay) is common in such
phrases as "filet Of sole" !"
The pronunciation FIL-it is
Evening star., 1962-08-21
BY Bob DonoVon

ervoir"2 "A" says 1t is pro-
nounced res-uh-vor. "B" says
it should be res-uh-voy. Which
is correct? Also, is the word
English, French. Italian or
Latin?-Anon. Paterson, N. ].
Answer: Reservoir" was bor-
rowed direct from French. The
preferred pronunciation is rez-
er-VWAHR, with rez-er-VOR
also acceptable. So "a" Is the
winner in this dispute.
Evening star., 1962-08-21

occasionally heard, however,
and is accepted by all author
tiles. In England, indeed, it Is
much the more common pro-
nunciation.
Incidentally, though adver-
tising writers say "like most
people do" most respecters Of
the language still say "aS most
people do"
Question: Will you settle a
dispute about the word res
Evening star., 1962-08-21
WORDS, WIT AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS

heard it in the movie Sergeant
York." and it seems to be
rather widespread.-Lance D.
NeSta, Waukesha, Wis.
Evening star., 1962-08-21
BEETLE BAILEY
GIL THORP
BUCK ROGERS

Question: What is the origin
and significance Of the express
sion "hell bent for election?
My grandmother used it, I
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Debutonte Party
Planned for Nav

The Delta Zeta Zeta Chap
ter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority.
Inc. will sponsor a debutante
party May 5 for the benefit
of the organizations Scholar
ship Fund.
The 9 pm. to / am. Spring
Cotillion will take place at
the Hotel Continental. The
sorority was founded AZ years
ago at Howard University.
Among the debutantes to
be presented are the Misses
10 Ann Aston, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Aston;
Sonia Ball. daughter of Mrs.
Rubye l.. Ball; Cecilia Biles,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert L. BileS; Thelma Dale,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Almore M. Dale and Jennifer
Evening star., 1962-04-25

Derricks, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert D. DerrickS.
Others are the Misse S
Myrna Duckette, daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. j. w.
Duckette; Mary Glascoe,
daughter of Mrs. Beryl T.
Roberts; Christine Graham,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Graham, and Paula A.
Harris, sponsored by Mrs.
Elisha McCabe.
Completing the list are the
Misses Juanita jackson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Jackson. jr.; Beverly
Jennings, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James c. Jennings;
JoAnn Jones, daughter of
Mrs. Gladys Jones; Carlotta
Jordan, daughter of Mrs.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

Mary E. Jordan; Carolyn
Mayes, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Timothy Gregory: Bev-
erly Miller, daughter of
T/Sergt. David A. Miller;
Gale Nothington. daughter
of Mr.. William T. Nothing
ton; Joan Stewart. daugh-
ter of Mrs. jamie Stewart;
Margo Tibbs. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tibbs;
Yvonne Tucker, daughter of
Mrs. Pearl Tucker; Jacque-
line Wadsworth, daughter Of
Mrs. Ann WadSworth, and
Gloria Wyche, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lennon D.
Wyche.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Hip Riders

Hip rider pants for resort,
a sleeper for late spring, but
a choice only for the slender,
as they fit like wallpaper. de-
mand a slim waist above
pants top.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

Store and Spring Valley hours $50 to 545 pm.
today until until $50
Evening star., 1962-01-14

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Evening star., 1962-01-14

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Evening star., 1962-01-14

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SELLS GIRLS START CANDY STRIPERS CLUB
TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND AID AT HOSPITAL
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12
IRS Sets Its Sights On Earnings of B-Girls

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. R - The Internal Revenue Service has sci it's sights on taxing the earnings of Bgirls.
 Laurie Tomlinson, District Di- rector of IRS, said Monday rul- ing has been issued that B-girls are considered employees of the establishments in which they work Employers are required to with hold income and social security taxes on amounts paid either as salary or commissions, he said.
 The Internal Revenue Service defines a B-girl as one who mingles with customers in bars or night clubs and encourages them to buy drinks
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12
Wednesday September l2. 1862 THE NOME NuccE7
Council Notes

The City Council, al it's regular meeting on Monday night, signed
 a contract with Philleo Engineer ing Co. of Fairbanks for the s15,000 preliminary survey on the water and sewage project for which l 12 million dollars has been approved for the City of Nome. This part of the project had been hanging in the fire for several months
 Bon Davis, former jail superin- tendent, who is now mining in the Teller area, was selected from seV- eral applications to assume the po= sition left vacant by Luther Dun bar as city jail superintendent His appointment starts Oct 1
 The purchase of S5, ,432 worth of Caterpillar parts was approved by the Council to repair city equip ment. Some surplus fire fighting equipment was also authorized for purchase from Charles Reader.
 It was announced that an Ar Force veterinarian would be here late this week to give rabies and shots to dogs. Further announcement will be made at later date.
 Bill Gillis was appointed to make the final inspection of the two new rooms at the school in- stead of bringing in the architect.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12
The Missing Pen

HARTFORD, Conn. -R = IL cost only 98 cents.
 But why, said the reporter, should he allow former President Harry Truman to make off with his old ballpoint pen?
 So the Hartford Coarant's Jack Zaiman asked Truman 10 search his pockets when the pen vanished after the ex=President used it to sign an autograph al a Democratic dinner Saturday night.
 Twice Truman poked through his pockets but the pen eluded the former chief executive.
 Zaiman refused to shrug off the loss, lamenting the pen in Mon days paper.
 Local Republicans gave Zaiman another pen and urged him to be wary of whom he lends 1t to-
 The missing pen was returned via a Democratic courier. Truman had found 1t after the dinner.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12
US. Geologist Completes Work on Beryllium Find at Lost River

Pete Salnsbury, geologlst for the US. Geological Survey who made the startling beryllium find at Lost River last month, has completed his work in that area for the sea- son and leaves for his California headquarters. Late this month he will present a paper before the American Mining Congress which meets once every three years and at which leading mining men from all over the states gather.
 MT Salisbury expresses appre- citation to the people of the com munity and this part of Alaska for their cooperation and advises eau tious optimism in regards to the beryllium deposits. He expects to return in the spring and resume exploration for the US. Geological Survey.
 He reports that one of the last persons to stake out ground be- fore his departure with the berly- ometer was the petite young Aus tralian girl, Barbara Wenkley, who is thumbing her way around the world. She heard so much about beryllium while in Nome, that she went to Lost River, where she studied the samples and learned how she could acquire beryllium claims. She then followed the di- rections, located her discovery and staked two claims for herself.
 Magistrate Maurice K ellih CT stated that 70 claims have been filed.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12
Russia Warns
 US. of Possible WOrldNuclear w ar

MOSCOW tR = The Soviet gov ernment warned the United State. Tuesday an attack on Cuba would be the beginning of war that might turn into q world nucleal war.
 In a statement read to special Foreign Office news conference, the Soviet government accused the United States of staging provoea- tions which might plunge the world into the disaster of a uni versal world war with the use of thermonuclear weapons.
 "One cannot now attack Cuba and expect that the aggressor will be free from punishment for this attack the statement continued If such an attack is made, this will be the beginning of unleash ing war.
 The statement appealed 10 the United States to display common sense, not to lose it's self-control and soberly to assess what it's actions might lead to if it unleashes war
 It said the SoViets would not follow the path of the United States in calling up 150,000 re- servists.
 But the Soviet government. it continued, considers it to be it's duty to remain watchful in this and order the Defense as well as the command of the Soviet army to take all to put our fighting forces into the highest degree of fighting readiness.
 This is exclusively a precau- tionary measure. On our side we shall do everything not to violate peace
 The statement added an appeal to all nations to raise their voices against the alleged aggressive plans of the United States and to pre- vent the American aggressors' from starting a war.
 The statement declared the So- viet Union is sending military sup plies and military technicians to Cuba but is not establishing a base there.
 We state and we repeat the statement said, "that if war is un- leashed, if an aggressor attacks one or another state, and this state turns to us for help, then the So- viet Union has the possibility of giving aid from its own territory, to any peace loving state, and not only to Cuba.
 "And let no one doubt that the Soviet Union will give such aid"
 In the statement, the Soviet gov ernment also declared it wants a settlement of the Berlin question and liquidation of the occupa- tion regime in the divided city.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12
FIRE FIGHTING

The Nome Volunteer Fire De partment had practice fire on Belmont Point Sunday, stated Chief of Police Robert Oliver, and through the courtesy of Charles Reader, burned down two shacks which belonged to him, employ ing new nozzles and techniques in fire fighting.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12
Nina Is Behind Schedule
HUELVA, Spain tR

HUELVA, Spain R - The tiny Nina, a modern replica of the smallest of Christopher Columbus discovery fleet, sailed into the Rio Tinto waters here today to end the first leg of it's attempt to re- trace Columbus original route.
 It was badly behind schedule
 Lack of wind delayed the Nina and it's crew of seven, including American Robert Marx, an under water exploration expert. The sail ing ship left San Sebastian Aug "A.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12

Peggy Sherman has been ap- pointed to fill the vacancy in the Clerk of Courts office, replacing Susanne Fagerstrom as deputy clerk, who left to attend college
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12
Did Him a Favor

MIAMI, Fla. lR Isaac Diller figures angry bees unWittingly did him a favor when they stung him.
 AS long as l get stung my arthritis stays away the 72=year- old beekeeper said.
 Diller got stung Monday when he was quieting swarm.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12

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The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12

MOSCOW lR = The Soviet gov ernment warned the United States Tuesday an attack on Cuba would be the beginning Of a war that might turn into a world nuclear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-25
ON THE AIR
In the Nick
OF Time?

Many curious things happen in broadcasting.
but none stranger than the case of the missing
TV wife.
Gena Rowlands made deep impression on
fans with her portrayal in the premiere episode
of 87th Precinct last fall of the deaf mute wife
of one of the leads Ceobert Lansing). even though
she seemed to be able to lip-read in the dark,
talent Gaaudet would like to know a lot more
about
That was her only appearance Why?
Well-NBCs 87th Precinct has four male
stars, featuring one mans wife would unbalance
the series. And Miss Rowlands had some movie
commitments
Her appearance tomorrow night may signify
only that the producers now realize that an
unbalanced series may be better than no series
at all With 87th Precinct still not locked in to
MICS schedule next fall, Miss Rowlands' show
Monday could spell the difference And if it does,
look for even less balance come October.
Bernie Harrison
7 Magazine. Washington. D. C., March IS, 1862 S
Evening star., 1962-03-05

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