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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-04

she was handed the best ace
tress prize at the Berlin Fes-
tival, she thought: "Oh, II only
George Abbott could see me
now" She was 16, when in her
mothers shop. she met Zsa Zsa
GabOr, who said: with such
beauty you must become either
an actress or a mistress. Rita
said she wanted to be an &C
tress. Zsa Zsa had her meet
George Abbott. for whom she
read in kiss and Tell" Abbott
said she was not an actress.
Recently Miss Gam was
WNEW's guest drama critic on
"Never Too Late" the hit COM
edy directed by George Abbott.
mo, I didn't get even with
him." she said. II gave 1t a rave
review"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-04
THE LYONS. DEN .
JFK Laughed
And Laughed
uy LEONARD LYONS

Boyer" for David Susskind.. H..
Quentin Reynolds next project
will be the hfe-story Of Jennie
GrOssinger, to be published next
spring by Viking Press. j. Ruth
Gordon has just completed the
script Of another play. Her
husband, Carson Kanin, fin
ished a screenplay which Nata-
lie Wood is anxious to do.
Morrow a. Co. will publish Nor
ris L. Vests new novel.
Christopher Fry, the British
playwright : poet. listened to a
discussion about British food.
Fry was somewhat scornful Of
1t, particularly after long
months in Rome and Paris,
whose restaurants he'd enjoyed.
He said: coffee in England is
Just toasted milk"
Marion BrandO has requested
to see films Of Allan Funt's
Candid Camera" TV programs
so that he can study the real
istic acting Of the shows sub
iects. James Meredith spent
part Of his holiday from Ole
Miss with Dick Gregory In New
York. =. While Emlyn VIII
liams is starring here in "A
Man for All Seasons" he COM
pleted work on q novel and two
plays.
The former Queen WiIhel-
nina Of the Netherlands, who
died last week at 80, was revered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-04

NEW YORK. - When Dean
John G. Palfrey Of Columbia
COLLEGE was sworn In as a
member Of the Atomic Energy
Commission the ceremony was
attended by his family and
friends. In the group were his
children, his wife - who is q
granddaughter Of President
Theodore Roosevelt - and his
sister, Sarah Palfrey Danzig,
the former tennis champ. Pres
ident Kennedy came, and met
Sarah-who said they'd met in
London in 1888 when she
played in the WINK lie d o n
championships.
JFK replied that the meeting
must have taken place at the
United States Embassy in Lon
don, when his father was AM
bassador. Sarah Palfrey Dan
zig nodded, then said to the
President you've grown since
then" And JFK laughed,
and laughed and laughed.
Geraldine Page will initiate
the new Actors Studio series by
starring in Strange Interlude.
. Anne Bancroft now Is
marked for the title role in its
production Of Mother Cour-
age" Gen. Eisenhower Just
delivered to Doubleday the
first volume of his memoirs.
Volume two will be ready in
the spring Of "a.
This story Is told Of Joseph
p. Kennedy, at the ThankSgiv-
ing dinner in his Hyannis Port,
Mass, home. His family was
gathered around the dinner ia
BILE. and as the senior Kennedy
sat down and looked around,
he greeted them: MY Sons,
the Government. :"
Charles Boyer may star In a
TV Evening With Charles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-04

from her dressing room because
Ford's contract stipulated that
he had to have the two best
rooms in the theater. Producer
George Abbott said 1t was a
matter for the management to
decide. They decided. Paul has
the two best rooms. Maureen,
in number 8, decided sensibly
to laugh the matter off.
-
It's been years since ! have
seen Charles Boyer so excited
about q movie as he is about
THE Grand Duke and Mr..
Pimm." tits lavish, elegant and
amusing. You will love It," he
told me. / no doubt will, because
Charles is not given to over
optimism. Also, he will dub the
picture in French in New York
where he Is now starring on
stage in Lord Pengo." Prom
the advance reports we still
have a 100000 advance at the
box office" he told me. 'Pengo'
could run until June"
Fanny" which CO = starred
Maurice Chevalier with Boyer,
was only shown in the French
dubbed version in France. But
someone else dubbed my voice
and that must never happen
again." said Charles. I should
hope not. Imagine M. Boyer,
q devout Frenchman, having his
melodious voice discarded with
a lesser French actor substitute
ingl
Anthony George, indefatigable
crime-buster Of "Checkmate,"
is sleuthing for real. He's on the
trail of the juvenile delinquents
who swiped the hubcapS from
his car while 1t was parked in
front Of his home.
\ 4
Susan Hayward, finishing her
Summer Flight" movie in Eng
land, was sent a television script
for a Western. Susan thumbed
it down, not because Of object
ing to TV. She just couldn't
agree with the producer on the
amount of green stuff she was
to get.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-04
HOLLYWOOD
Ritz dominates
A Genius Type

HOLLYWOOD (NANA -
Rita HaywOrth was introduced
by Yours truly to Patrick Dem
MIS-. whose latest best seller,
Genius" tells Of a heel-type
moVle director. II know 10 men
who would fit the part, and one
Of Them for sure is OrsOn
Wells" said Rita, who was once
Mrs Welles. Rita is back in
Hollywood after a long stay in
New York. "Are you staying
longa" I asked. Il don't know"
Rita shrugged. I'm a wander
err"
AZ. you may know, Otto
Prefhlnger, who would be Jean
Seberg's choice for the Genius"
name role, has bought the book
and will film it next year in
Mexico. who would you like
for The leading role2" I asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-04

Charles Boyer may star in a
TV Evening With CHI arle S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-04
Films of More Than Routine Merit

LII ABNER"-Peter Palmer Stubby Kaye and scads Of
pretty girls in a rOlicking musical hOedOwn.
THE MIRACLE WORKER"-Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke
In . splendid film on Helen KeIers early life.
THE PIGEON THAT TOOK ROME"-CharItOn HestOn out
Of Biblical garb and into World War ii comedy
REAR WINDOW"-James Stewart and Grace Kelly in .
superior Alfred Hitchcock suspense thriller reissued
THE SKY ABOvE-THE MUD BELOw"-Life among the
head-hunters, prize-wnnng documentary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-12

3-Pc. ICE CREAM SET
White enamel frames,
eIoss-t topped toble with
flower pot FLOWERS not
included. Toble 30"
high, "a" in diometer.
Chairs %" high 1899
Evening star., 1962-09-07

fun. it makes for a happy
home.
An old upright piano may
be disguised by placing it in
a niche provided by book
cases on either side and
above it. 1t may be painted
the same color as the walls
or left in its natural state.
In a gay Swedish home I
visited, they had painted the
old upright a soft sea-green
ard then decorated it with
the traditional Swedish de-
signs seen in the embroidery
from that country. Even
without a sound from its
much used keyboard it lent a
merry look to the room.
A guitar when not in use
makes an attractive wall
decoration, as do flutes. a
fife or the lowly shepperd
pipes. You can make a de-
lightful music corner by
hanging the instruments the
whole family can play.
Early American commodes
make a fine home for a rec
ord player. The top part is
used to heuse the revolving
disc, tuning knobs etc. while
the lower door hides the
sound box covered with
fabric.)
Some people utilize a large
foyer, Transforming it into
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Queens Dressnnoker
Blasts the Fat Man

Fat men should go to a
gymnasium and reduce. A
fat man wearing one Of my
suits wouldn't have my look.
He would look like a fat man
in a thin mans suit"
Mr.. AmieS got his inspira-
ton from the Teddy Boys
the idle, restless teen-agers
and young men who affected
Edwardian dress several
years ago and helped push
juvenile delinquency to new
highs.
He said his aim was to in
ject a touch of sexiness into
mems clothes.
mot an overpowering
amount. of course" he ex-
planned. "but enough to stir
up excitement"
OvercoatS are knee length.
Evening topcoats are blue
with Astrakhan collars.
Trouser cuffs are out.
I'm against turn-ups
(cuffs)," said the designer.
Mr.. Amies is also featuring
white suits with dark pin
stripes.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
BY EDDY GOO POUNDS)
GILMORE

AoaONAaeCa AAEoo 0taAA WAAANA
LONDON, Sept. 7.-One Of
Queen Elizabeth's dress
makers has declared sartorial
war on the fat man.
After presenting his sec
ond collection Of mems styles
for one of Britain's biggest
mass production houses, De-
signer Hardy Amies said to-
day that shoulders would be
wide, trousers very narrow
and waists trim.
Man naturally has a
small waist and narrow
hips" said Mr.. Amies. ITS
only natural to emphasize
this, and it's flattering too"
Mr.. Amies is one of Brit
aims top designers of won1-
ems clothes and one of the
two who designs for Queen
Elizabeth II. He entered the
mass market for men a year
ago.
Asked how the plump man
could wear his new clothes;
Mr.. Amies said:
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Girl Scout Aide
Honored at Tea

Miss Martha E. Prender-
gast. the new executive di-
rector Of Washington area
Girl Scouts. was honored yes
terday afternoon at a tea
given by Mrs. Cyrus Ching.
The party. held at Mrs.
Ching's residence. was for
the executive directors and
presidents of the five Girl
Scout Councils in the Dis
trict. Virginia and Maryland.
These councils are being re-
organized. under a joint COM
mittee, into one large council
and Miss Prendergast has
been employed to direct it.
She will be honored at tea
again this evening by Mrs.
Henry Lerch, a member of
the organization committee
and president Of the Nation
al Capital Girl Scout Council.
Evening star., 1962-09-07

a music room. It's a good
place for the hi-fi or record
player as it is pleasant to sit
in the living room with the
music waiting in from the
hall.
Whether you can hum a
tune or not, do have some
form Of music in your home.
II music hath charms to
soothe the savage beast"
think what it could do for
you!
Mrs. w. F. c. asks:
Have you any suggestions
for Transforming an ordinary
bedroom into a pretty room
for a young girl?"
Dear Mrs. w. F. c.:
Paint the walls a petal
pink. Buy some pretty fabric
in a white background with
roses scattered all over it.
Use this as dust ruffle.
vanity skirt, cafe curtains and
for a miniature canopy.
Fasten an ordinary long
curtain rod to the wall over
the headboard Of the bed.
Make curtains to the floor
for the sides which fall on
either side of the pillows, and
have an 8-inch ruffle the
length of the headboard be-
tween the bed curtains. With
a green rug. white lamps and
Evening star., 1962-09-07

some pictures your room
should be just what a young
girl would order.
Mrs. r. E. H. asks:
Il have quite a problem
with the small bathroom in
our new home. The fixtures
are Of a color called Persian
Evening star., 1962-09-07
AIpho Xi Delta
Season to Open

The Northern Virginia
Alumnae of Alpha XII Delta
will hold its annual Septem-
Der party at 8:15 pm. Mon
day at the home Of Mrs.
Warren F. Bowden Of Alex
andria. The party will open
the fraternity's new season.
Reports will be given on
the fraternity's national con-
vention held during the sum-
mer at Bedford Springs. Pa.
Evening star., 1962-09-07

Brown" Ceramic tile walls
around the tub are what I
would call oatmeal" color.
The one small window is
above the tub which also has
a shower. What can I use at
the window besides plastic
curtains. Also what color
Evening star., 1962-09-07
How to Spot
Ripe Melon

When catalogues are picked
at the stage Of full maturity
known as 'full-slip," the stem
separates easily and cleanly
from the melon. leaving a
shallow saucer-like depres-
sion.
Evening star., 1962-09-07

should I use for walls, towels,
rugs and shower curtains?"
Dear Mrs. r. E. H.:
! would paint the walls q
frosty white. Have shower
curtains? Also what color
brown and white. sky-blue
towels and spicey brown ones.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
ASK DOROTHY DRAPER
Upright Piano?
Paint 1t Green

man by the name Of Spencer once said,
Where there is beautiful music it is difficult for
ment don't you think? And even sometime when
the music may not be caSsed as beautiful" but just
Evening star., 1962-09-07

Rug could be a washable sky
blue.
You could replace your
window panes with ribbon or
frosted glass or use q curtain
of a drip dry fabric 0ike
Fiberglas) that dries out
smoothly after each wetting.
, 1962-09-15

On AVIS SEPTEMBER Is, 1862 No. 2s
BY the Public Works Department as a Consultant In,
33jector for the entire Virgin Islands. And ! happen TO
know that he goes. over to ST. Croix and he has been
Very effective in reporting on. the progress Of several
projects over there. 7 would like this Body to write to
the Commissioners Of Public Works to have Mr.. Rhymer
extend his duties to ST. John. 80 ~. go.
THE PRESIDENT..-Pd like t~osstate for the record
that some time ago Mr..ERhyner visited11St. Grofxsi and
lie made some very good recommendations regarding
some of the public projects there 81 e@fourd4 there that
they were building an abattor thai. did notl1ave5tie
right type Of drainagein into the sea- and he has >conettp
with a recommendation. that the.proper type2ofS drain
age be put into the abattor: And understand that the
Department. Of Public Works has accepted 4Mslreeon
@mruendations on it. I would make sure that "a letter is
written to the Commissioner Of Public1lWofks request
ing that MI. Rhymerbe also feduiredt to make, periodic
visits to ST. John <..-. $500 Y @1@1~a4t@- y. :
Do we have any further privileges Of the floor If
we nave no further privileges Of the floor, we shall
move to. the introduction and assignment Of bills. 1lss
INTRODUCTION n OF BILLS !.
BilINo. 1878 Act o-Prowde Funds for the De
velopment of a Playground at Coral Bay, Saint John, Il
Virgin Islands. Proposed by SenatorSAS Large q4lelnda
A. Milhn and Joseph A. Alexander; Senators Tor the Dis
trict OF ST, Croix Aubrey Anduze and Frits LaW3etz;;@
and Senator for the District Of Saint John TTheoyaId.FE.
Moorehead. a.sT ~. .ss .5y. ssa8ee mp
Bill No. 15793-Act to Provide Funds ftor. tue De "a
~parttment Of Public Works for the Fiscal Year July
1862 to June 80, 1863 Proposed by Senatorsiat large
Lucinda, a, Milin. and. Joseph A. Alexander; Senators :
for the District Of St. Croix, Aubrey A. Anduze and Frits
Lawaetz; and Senator. for the District Of Saint John,
'lheovald E. Moorehead. ).
That completes the introduction and assignment OF
bills. These bills are to be assigned to the Committee
Of the Whole.
We have only about eight pieces Of legislation be-
stor us, Ihe balance consists mostly of appropriation
bills. understand from the Chairman of the Finance
COMMITTEE that the. hearings Will begin tomorrow morn
ing and the first department.. will be Agriculture and
LABOR at 1000 o'clock. Members Of the Finance Com.
mittee are reminded to be here at 1000 O'Clock tornor.
row morning, when the Commissioner of Agriculture
and Labor Will be heard regarding his budget.
We have these eight pieces Of legislation, two OF
which the Governor has requested to be held over 80
5oth bills regarding housing - until the Administration
las a chance to make certain recommendations. Do W.
nave any other matter that is before us that should be
, 1962-09-15
LEGISLATIVE RECORD,
.fCOntinued)

Continued s5ag1
form the Janitorial work, which I'll thought Wasdepiorable
Mr.. President, since that time Ihaventseen anylns
provements whatsoever made to any OF these places. J
90 back up to the hospital 49, back of the hospital -
and / see the same "a little children still crowded in
these two cIassrooms, using the same one toilet facility,
and even though the Commissioner promised that he
would at last get a ~paft-time ~janitor t6take care OF Madl-
son School and these other schools, nothing absolutely
has been. DONE 629g ssG
~ Mr.. Chairman, / am going to request, if it is agree
able to the Chair. that the Government Representative
check into this. matter for me anddletsus know exactly
what is happening.With these elementary schools, par
ticularly with regard tothe janitorial service and what
sharpening about tie frontaTdportiol of Lincold School
~ MR. DE CASTRO Governors Representative: /
don't have the details on it, but | know that many OF
these problems are being attacked under the new funds
appropriated during the last special session. Which
schools come first l don't know, butt have a list OF them
and I'll get the information for you. tm.
MI. OTTLEY: Mr.. President,
@ H PRESIDENTS: Senator Ottley.
MR.. OTTLEY Mr.. President, SinceWere on educa-
ton, somebody told me the other day that the Commits
,ioner Of Education had cancelled the transportation OF
teachers to the rural schools. Ever since 1 know myself
tine G~overnment:has been providing transportation for
teachers at Monroe, Madison, Nisky and any other coun,
2try school that thereis Now we have more money to
spend that we've ever had before, and if that is true,
I'd like to know what is the reason fort.
MIR. MOOREHEAD: Mr.. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Moorehead
MIR. MOOREHEAD: While Mr.. De. Castro is here
and were discussing education, want TO say that we
nave a situation where that transportation OUTFIT IN St
oonn IS hauling the kidsto and from st, John to REQ
nook and ali OF last scnool year etney worked, ana they
upnigIed a bill to heDepartment and they maven been
paid as yet. They wrote the Goyernor a letter on the
lnIng,1 and he said itWeuld be paid by the end of last
year. Nothing has been done about it and up to now
they haven't paid for the current operation. Gould you
give us some information?
MR.. DE CASTRO: During the last special session
when Senator Moorehead discussed it with me, ! dis
cussed It with DR.. Sanchez Or. Pedro c. Sanchez, Com
missioner Of Education) that same night - the matter
I'll paying the boat contractor for taking the children
to and fro and DR.. Sanchez admitted that the money had
been appropriated but that some order had been issued
before that it should not be paid and he would send it
to the Governor. I assumed that it had been paid;
didn,t. know it hadn't been, cleared as yet. I'll have to
Evening star., 1962-05-19
Prince Georges Cirds for Expansion

entail highway from the
Woodrow Wilson or Jones
Point Bridge ever the Potomac
on through Prince Georges
County joining up with
Montgomery and westward
routes. We have heard that
within two years the cir
cumferential road from Jones
Point will be connected with
Baltimore expreSswAy.
The completion Of this
magnificent expressway sys-
TEN will enable . Prince
Georgian wherever located
to drive to Alexandria, WASH
ington. Baltimore. or An
napoliS In approximately
thirty minutes.
Why has Prince Georges
prospered greatly in all de-
partments? The excellent
County management, govern
ment. great emphasis on
schools. highways, all with
an effort to keep the tax
rate as low as possible and
yet meet with desired prog
reSs has resulted in q hos
pitable. healthy and pleasant
community and surround
ingS.
Prince Georges County has
the top financial rating on
its bond issues which testi-
flies to its excellent financial
and administrative standing.
Close to Bay
We may not have as many
golf courses as some of the
other communities but the
ones we have are Of superior
quality.
We are next door to one
Of Americas finest recrea-
tional areas namely. the
Chesapeake Bay which Is
famous for its fishing. bath
ing, boating and sailing.
Leisurely driving will enable
you. with the superb Annap-
oils freeway, to be in the Bay
and beach area within so
minutes.
Good healthy recreation Is
most important and we claim
to have some various recrea-
tional facilities more con-
venient to our Prince
Georges than any Of our
neighbors to the West or
South.
In closing. may I, In good
hunor. quote the saying Of .
very prominent Prince Georg-
can to the effect that we
couldn't lie fast enough to
keep UP With the progress
and Advancement Of Prince
Georges County" and that is
the truth
We welcome you to join
us in our haven Of good gov
ernment. superior schools,
splendid hospitality, pleasant
and healthy surroundings,
low taxes. and proximity to
the world famous Chesapeake
Bay.
Yes, Prince Georges County
is truly "the area Of pleasant
living"
Evening star., 1962-05-19

mercial and industrial con-
Struction.
Along with the tens Of
thousands Of new homes. we
have also observed the build
ing Of over 100 new COM
mercial and industrial shop
ping centers and manu-
featuring plants. To name
only a few of the commercial.
may we mention EaStover.
Penn-Mar. Prince Georges
Plaza. Langley Park, Marlow
Heights, Route l in vicinity
of the town of Laurel and
Route $50 around Carrollton
subdivision.
Woter Cited
The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission which
is nationally recognized for
the quality of its drinking
water and outstanding res
ervoirS and sanitation facil-
tiles is presently very busy
installing new service mains
throughout the county to
serve the exploding develop
mentS.
Water and service lines are
now pressing up through the
northern part of the county
and should reach Laurel
within the next two years.
Then. too. the same is oc-
curing in the central part Of
the county toward Glendale
and Bowie.
Finally much publicity has
recently been in the news
papers about the extention
in the Henson and Piscat-
away Greek as we'll as Po-
tomac River areas of the
southern part of our COM
munity.
Scientific and other light
industrial growth has kept in
step and continues to expand
in the BeltSville and College
Park areas along with heavy
industrial growth in the Bla-
densburg- -Kenilworth area.
The Federal Government
has recognized the suitability
of our area as we'll as Its
favorable intellectual and
community character" by re-
Gently locating the Goddard
Space Flight Center of NASA
at Greenbelt. the Census Bu-
reau at Suitland, Andrews
Air Force Base and Agricul-
tural Equipment station at
Beltsville.
University in County
The truly, great University
Of Maryland located at COL
lege Park and its branch in
Baltimore with its nationally
and internationally recog-
nized departments Of engi-
neering, aeronautics, business.
agriculture, chemistry. med
icine, law and dentistry to
name a few is the keystone
of a superb public school
system not only in Prince
Georges but throughout the
State.
We are all interested in
Evening star., 1962-05-19
Weaver
Appoints
Konson

Joseph S. Brown has been
appointed executive secretary
of the National Committee of
the Voluntary Home Mort
gage Credit Program sue
ceeding Joseph B. Graves.
jr.. who has resigned.
Announcement OF the
changes was made by Robert
c. Weaver. administrator of
the Housing and Home FL
nance Agency.
The VHMCP is a program
under the HHFA through
which mortgage funds are
channeled from areas where
they are plentiful to resi-
dents of small or rural COM
munitieS or members of mi
nority groups who find mort
cages unobtainable from To-
cal sources.
Since its inception in 1855,
the program has helped ap-
proximately $4,000 obtain
home loans totaling approx
imately $50 million. OF those
helped by the program about
10 per cent were members Of
minority groups.
At the same time as he
announced Mr.. Browns ap-
pointment. the administrator
said the boundaries Of the
programs regional commit
tees are being changed to CO.
incide with those of the
HHFA's regions except for
the programs activities in
Puerto Rico and the Virgin
Islands. which will be han
died through the New York
office.
The new executive secre-
tary. who is a, is q native
of Washington. Kan. and q
graduate Of the University Of
Kansas. He holds a law de-
gree from George Wash
ington University here and
also has taken postgraduate
work at the University of
Vermont, Birmingham Uni
versity in England and the
University of Leiden.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
By CARL A. HElDER
President. Priaet Georges
CsuatY BesFd Of keelteFS

truly the Area of Pleasant
Living"
The population experts
predict that by the year 1880
we will have approximately
half a million residents with
an expected growth of 100000
over the present population
Of 100000 citizens.
Since World War II vast
agricultural areas have been
converted into buStling COM
munities resulting in enor-
nous home. apartment, COM