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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-09

she became a star after years
in Hollywood "B" movies. Joan
Crawford accepted the Oscar
for her.
Early in the night, as techni-
cal awards were announced, it
looked like a sweep for
Lawrence Of Arabia"
Awards for Lawrence
1t almost was. The $l2.6
million movie of the mysterious
World War I hero won seven
Oscars for sound, film editing,
music score, color art direction,
cinematography. best director
CBritisher David Lean and
best movie.
Omar Sharif had been con-
sidered by fGecasters as the
one shoo-in as best supporting
actor. The Egyptian star played
the Arab chieftan of Law
renee" Mr.. Begley. the only
veteran against four new
corners, took the honors.
The stage and screen actor
admitted he was a grand
father lover 49," He also con-
fessed that his agent had to
talk him into playing the poll
teal boss in Sweet Bird OF
Youth"
Il thought he was stupid
for suggesting me, but he's
such a nice guy I didn't tell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-09
Peck and Anne Bancroft Win
Oscars, Lawrence Top Film

him so and took the role, any
how" Mr.. Begley said.
Blond Miss Duke, sweet l6
and a high school junior. was
so stunned she could only sob,
Thank you" before the Ma
tionwide television audience.
Backstage. however, she said
that was all she intended to
say-"and I didn't think I'd
get the chance to say that. "
Then she clutched her Oscar to
the bosom of her green silk or
ganza dress and said:
II will hold onto it forever. /"
The best song award went to
Days Of Wine and Roses" from
the movie Of the same name.
The music was written by
Henry Mancini and the lyrics
by Johnny Mercer.
Minor Sinatra HassIe
/ The show almost strated
without an emcee. Frank Sin
atra had a minor hassle with a
policeman who wouldn't let his
car go down a lane to the audi
forum.
He said I was in the wrong
lane" Mr.. Sinatra said. Il
started to argue with him but
then / figured what's the use,
so I got out of the car and
walked a block or two"
There was one other minor
incident. Bette Davis, one OF
the best actress nominees, al
most tainted before she went
onStage to present the award
for best screen play CTo Kill
a Mockingbird," by Horton
Foote).
The actress. Just recovered
from Asian flu. walked to an
open door. breathed a little
fresh air and muttered some
thing about "the show must 60
on" then went onstage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-09

The space agency has asked
the Bureau Of the Budget for
authority to hire 325 more
super grade" scientists at pay
scales up to $4,000 a year.
Robert c. Seamans, associate
administrator, told Of the Ma
tional Aeronautics and Space
Administrators latest expan-
sion plans in testimony before
a House Space Subcommittee
today.
II the new request is APP
proved by the Budget Bureau,
II will almost double NASA's
top level technical staff.
DR.. Seamans said the agency
now has authority for 425 SCI
entists and engineers In ac-
cepted positions at pay grades
above Sl7,500. In addition.
i3 positions are authorized
under special statutory author
ity.
OF the presently approved ac-
cepted positions, 80 are in the
pay bracket between $4,000
and $2l, 900. Ten more jobs al
this level are sought, About
395 Jobs now authorized pay
si7.500 to $4,000, and another
3i5 positions in this bracket
are needed. Or. Seamans said
There is a very great need
for these positions In this cal
endar year." the space agency''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-09
BY MARY McGRORY
star staff Writer

Senator Goldwater, Repub-
lican of Arizona. who in Janu-
airy begged his followers to lei
him alone for a year. presiden-
TALLY speaking, has reacted toll
erantly to the formation of a
Draft : Goldwater Committee
here.
The committee. headed by
@. o. P. Texas State Chairman
Peter ODonnell, placed the
Goldwater hat in the ring at a
press conference here yesterday.
Immediately thereafter, the
ordinarily approachable con-
sentative idol, went into seclu-
sion in his office and had his
press secretary pass out the
word that the drafters had no
sanction from him.
But by late afternoon, when
he went to address the D. c.
Republican State Committee at
the National Savings and Trust
Building, he had recovered him.
self sufficiently to comment
fairly extensively on the sit
uation.
"reminiscences Detected
His remarks indicated GER
tain permiSsiveness towards the
three drafters, Mr.. ODonnell
and his lieutenants, Mrs. lone
Harrington, national commit
teewoman from Indiana, and
Judy Fernald. immediate past
co-chairman Of the Young Re-
publican Federation.
The Senator's comments did
not echo the wrath of a leader
whose command has been dis
obeyed.
II got a little tired Of trying
to stop these people" said Sena-
tor Goldwater, who has himself
often said a man cannot be as
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-09

SANTA MONICA, Calf,
April 8 (AP).-Gregory Peck,
a four-time loser in the oscar
finals, and Anne Bancroft, an
actress Hollywood once ignored,
are winners of the movies best
actor and best actress awards
for 1862.
Lawrence of Arabia" was
named the years best film last
night at the 35th annual
Academy Awards ceremony, and
a grandfather, Ed Begley, and
a teen-ager, Patty Duke, won
best supporting actor and
actress honors.
Miss Duke, who played the
child Helen Keller in THE
Miracle Worker" thus became
the first juvenile ever to win
an academy award. Shirley
Temple, among others, have
received honorary awards in
the past.
In a glamor-p packed setting
at Santa Monica Civic Audi
forum, the taciturn Pack con-
feSSed that he came to the
show prepared to be a grace
full loser"
"a Little Stunned" He Says
= He had been q loser four
times before in his 20-year
movie career. He said:
I'm just a little stunned
about the whole thing. 1t really
staggered me-"
Then he pulled out a gold
pocket watch from his vest.
Harper Lee mailed it to me
Just this morning. She said 1t
belonged to her father and he
wore it for so years and she
wanted me to wear it to the
Academy Awards. She also said
she dropped 1t in the gravy
when she was 6 years old.
was clutching it when my name
was called"
Miss Lee is the author Of the
Pulitzer Prize winning ITO Kill
a. Mockingbird," based on
childhood "reminiscences Of her
father, small-town Southern
lawyer. Mr.. Peck played tie
father in the movie.
Miss Bancroft, who portrayed
Annie Sullivan, the tenacious
teacher of the blind and deaf
Helen Keller in THE Miracle
Worker" was busy last night
ON the New York stage-where
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right as he is and still be Presi-
dent. 80 I have stopped try
ing. If they want to waste their
time and money, it's theirs, not
nine"
In his speech, Senator Gold
water, curiously enough, hit on
a theme which was the lett
motif of the Midwestern week.
end orations of Gov. Nelson
A. Rockefeller Of New York
that is, party unity.
I'VE have lost election after
election by being antagonistic"
towards candidates before they
are even chosen. We shouldn't
have let ourselves be pushed
into this position" he warned.
Changes Mind on Kennedy
The Senator has changed his
mind in one important respect
since January. He now feels
that President Kennedy is beat
able in 1864.
He would not say II he was
the man to do the job, but he
did leave with his hearers q
strong impression that he would
run stronger in the South than
Governor Rockefeller.
ANY Republican who runs
on a States rights platform and
does not run as a racist can
defeat Kennedy in the South, /"
said the Senator.
Senator Goldwater disavowed
all previous knowledge Of Mr..
lODonnell's intentions.
Mr.. ODonnell made 1t plain
that his group is going to do all
in its power to let the reluc-
tant Senator know that he Is
needed and wanted on the ma
tional ticket. For a starter, Mr..
ODonnell insisted that the
Senator could carry all the
Southern States. For the future,
he promised Fourth of July
rally, which would show the
Senator, with money and men,
that he can win both the nomi-
nation and the election.
Mr.. ODonnell never said
why he and the two ladies
we're defying their hero's ex-
pressed wishes to devote him
self exclusively to running for
reelection to his Arizona Sem
ate seat. He said his group
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-09
DELIVERED ~ CARRIER

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Anywhere In The United Sieisi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-09

Entered Posi- os, wuhns'Oo e. Second Clos PO''os' Pud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-09
Ruyburn Building
Furniture OKd
At $3.5 Million
BY the Associated Press

The House Rules Committee
has given its approval a plan
to buy about $3.5 million in
office equipment for the new
House office building under
construction.
Representa- tive Thomas
Democrat Of Texas, declared
there will be mo extravaganza
when it comes to purchasing
the equipment. Members Of
Congress. he said, have Away:
taken good care OF their furni-
ture-so good, much Of 1t is al
least so years old.
Based on about $50 private
suites and committee rooms ir
the new Rayburn building. sale
Mr.. Thomas, the average cos
OF the furniture would be abou'
$4,000 to $4,000 per suite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-09
British Hunt Chief
Of Brunei Rebels

BRUNEI, April o (AP).-
More than 1900 British troops
and Sarawak constables backed
by Jet fighters have launched a
determined drive TO capture the
overall commander Of Brunei's
shattered rebel force.
Military sources said the
drive was launched during the
last 48 hours In the Sarawak-
Brunei border area. The target
is Jassin Affandy. who is be.
lieved heading a rebel band OF
about IS men.
The rebel remnants OF De-
cember's abortive revolt bid are
believed moving In remote man
grove swamp and jungle area,
near the border.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-09

smallpox In the Mount Everest
region, according to reports
reaching here.
So far. l,700 doses of vaccine
have been sirdropped anC an
other 1900 sent by porters to
the Chauri Khada and Khum-
jung areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-09
Villagers Voccinuted
By Hillary Doctors

KATMANDU, Nepal, April 8
(AP).-Two doctors in Sir Ed
mund Hillary's Himalayan ex-
petition are vaccinating Nepali
villagers against an outbreak of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
OFFICES
OFFICE SPACE

Ideal location, center of Cath
ersburg, ground floor on North
Frederick Ave. Unlimited park.
ing. 948-5111 or WA. 6-0728.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
FARMS

ST. MARY'S COUNTY, 80 acre
farm located on Wicomico Riv-
er, beautifully Handicapped mod
ern home, Z rooms, 2 full baths,
2 fireplaces, large screened
porch, stocked farm pond for
fishing and swimming. New
equipment and poultry build
ings. Call 301-475-8538.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03

WORKING LADY desires effl-
cheney or / bedroom apt. near
bus, preferably In converted
home. EN-. 5-0375.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
VACATION PLACES

FOR RENT, Cottages at Cow.
ans Gap State Park, Penna.
Two hours driving time from
Washington, DC. 3 and A rooms,
furnished. Vacancies for June
and last week of August. Spe-
cial rates after Sept. 1. Phone
HUI. 5-6531. CORNELIUS COT.
TAGES, Richmond Furnace, Pa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
| AUTOMOBILES Il

1850 CHRYSLER, 8 passenger
Sedan, good rubber & motor,
$4,000. Phone WA 6.0524.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
LOTS 6 ACREAGE
APIS, UNEuRNIsHED APIS. UNFINISHED
NOW RENTING

BEAUTIFUL new BAYLA GARDENS, luxurious apart
mens with the spaciousness and privacy of an ndivid
ual home Caithersburg's newest and finest minutes
from Acc IBM, NBS VITA Weinschel, ETC., handicapped,
deluxe all electric Kitchens ample storage closets sep
arate dining rooms laundry facilities, swimming pool
wading pool bath house. ample parking, individually
controlled heat and air conditioning many other deluxe
extras.
Efciencies S105 bedroom from $12O bedrooms from
S145 bedrooms and full baths from $165 AL utilities
included.
Call 94S51O0 Furnished Model Apartment open to
PM daily 10 to PM Sat & Sun. Directions: out 70S
to Shady Grove Rd, to Rt 1885, left 355 to Summit
Ave. right on Summit to sign and apartments.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
CRAB ORCHARD
WEST VIRGINIA

One mile from Beckley. 9 room
house, block trimmed in brick,
2 large porches, built-in kitchen,
nice lawn. Full size basement
with garage. Gas furnace.
$500. Call 762-2372.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
WANTED TO RENT

SCHOOL TEACHER wishes
small house, nice grounds, clean,
partly furnished, Aug. 1 or
sooner, adults only, details, pic.
ture Box 1881, Montgomery
Sentinel, Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03

1855 PLYMOUTH sedan may be
seen at 1890 Falkland Drive,
Rockville, Md. Call VIII. 6.4476.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03

SKYLINE PARK, 24O, " acre
lots. 100 miles from DC. 7 miles
from Elkton, Va. hunting, fish
ing, good road, 1895 up each
1919 down. Elkton, Va. 703-
298-3151.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03

COTTAGE SLEEPS s. over.
looks Shenandoah Valley. Pri-
yate club, swimming, fishing,
boating. One hour from Wash.
ington. All modern facilities. $50
week. EN-. 5-0576.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03

OLDS $50 4 door sedan, one own.
er, good tires, bad trans. EN-. 2.
4122, EN-. 2-4278.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
REAL ESTATE, SALE 18
LOTS g. ACREAGE
GOSHEN ESTATES

Wooded lots - Yes, and % spa
cious ones, averaging 1.3 acres.
Truly a country atmosphere in
a development of custom built
homes that afford you the most
privacy. Clear and lots with
stream still available, from 1.6
to 5 acres, in this hunt club
area. Prices start at $4,680 with
terms up to 5 years. Buy now
Build later. Just A miles north
of Gaithersburg & Rte. 240.
MAYNE REALTY co.
924.2831 Olney Md. 924-4000
10 ACRES 8 miles south DC. in
Md. on water, $4,000; terms,
Box 1850, Orlando, Florida.
" ACRE LOTS
Water and Gas. Ready to go.
$4,000 and up. Terms to respon-
Sible parties.
Roger H. Spencer Co. Inc.
GA. 1851 If
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ROCKVILLE 3 adults desire
2 bedroom UNFINISHED apt. in
private home or 2 family house,
first or second floor. Good ref.
CALL LII. 1.016&
Evening star., 1963-04-07
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Evening star., 1963-04-07

A CRAZY revolution is taking place
IA in the dog world. A dogs life is
not "a dogs life" any more, as mans
best friend is fast becoming miladys
costume piece.
Incredible as it seems, women are
iOeGTing dogs. Miss and matrOn alike,
they're clutching up their quivering
CANNES and toting them around like
vital accessories to their decor. Con-
necticut avenue has seen a mounting
parade Of dog-draped demOiselles, and
every suburban specially store and
beauty parlor suffers at least one local
pOOch-hung patroness.
The ladies are even putting on the
dog for dress occasions. At a recent
dinner party, I was introduced to a very
attractive woman with two pounds of
jang-dangling jewels on one arm and
matched pair of poodies on the other
The woman, in turn, introduced me to
"Ki-Ki" and ''Tu-Tu," who were, she
said, on the verge of shock after one
hours exposure to "all these nasty
people with their loud voices and Gig
aret smoke" was a bit shook my
self when she popped a couple of sour
cream and caviar crackers into their
hot little mouths and walked away,
muttering about society's cruel uncon-
cern for her babies"
To me, there's hint of glandular
upheaval in this dog-wearing fad. Some
Ofthe ladies cling to their bOw-wows as
though they were surgically joined and
emotionally inseparable. | know one
woman who frankly admits to a more
affectiOnate relationship with her dog
than with her husband. She talks to the
dog in terms of endearment and con-
cern that would make her spouse sit
up and beg.
And IL isn't only the ladies who are
going to the dogs on all fours with a
plea for quasi-human recognition and
support. A short time ago witnessed q
reunion between middle-aged man
and his daughters pinch.waisted pup.
The man hugged the dog to his bosom
and crooningly avowed his love for his
little dran-baby Boop-Boop," while I
sat uneasily poised on rising crest
of nausea.
On a somewhat different tack, but
Evening star., 1963-04-07


equally distressing, was my summer
time encounter with a sweet old soul
who was twilight strolling her dog to
good purpose. Il was an ordinary sight
for in-t0wn Washington until second
glance revealed that the aging lady was
holding the leash in one hand l. and a
roll of tissue in the other. After each of
the dogs exploratory advances on bush
or tree, the old girl would haul in the
leash, crumple handful of tissue, and
make swOoping pass at his afterparts,
while the dog tried frantically to side
step her sanitizing attentions.
What has become of the good, SEN
sible people who kept good, sensible
dogs? And whatever happened to the
eccentric" label that attached to those
rare dog owners who treated their pets
as human beings? For many dog
owners these days, human identified
tion for CANNES is not only acceptable,
it is mandatory. "Cranshaw is people!"
they happily explain about the soft,
neurotic purebred that is crawling
over my lap, shedding hair on my best
dress, and poking his nose repeatedly
into my highball. "If Cranshaw is
people," I'd like to say, then mix him
his own drink. He's getting bagged on
my Bourbon
Out in my section of suburbia, wall
tO-wall carpets have given way to wall
t0-wall dogs as status symbol Most of
the people know own at least two
dogs, and their canine count may run
as high as four or five. And these dogs
are all inside pets! Walking into local
living room is like trying to swim
through shark-infested waters with a
bloody foot Amy suggestion that one or
two of the dogs might vacate portion
of the sofa for human occupation is an
invitation to hurt feelings all around.
A more direct approach like sitting
squarely on dog-invites instantane-
Gus mayhem.
A crazy revolution Is taking place
in the dog world. I'm preparing for q
counter-revolt, at which time shall
consign all the "BoOp- -Boops," ''Tu-
Tus" and "Ki-Kis" 10 the stewpot. In
the meantime: Dogs Of the District of
Columbia, this Is your life, and you'd
better make q run for itiA
Evening star., 1963-04-27
NCAA. Bans
Two Schools

MIAMI, April 81 (AP).-The
National Collegiate Athletic
Association has placed Hardin
Simmons University and the
University Of Omaha on proba-
ton for violating association
rules.
Omaha was prohibited from
playing In any NCAA sane
toned championship competi-
ton or post-season football
game for an indefinite period
1t is charged with playing in
an uncertified football bowl
game. the All-SportS Bowl De-
cember .. 1862, after being noti-
field that the game was Off
limits.
Hardin-Simmons was pro-
hibited from playing in any
post-season football game for
two years. The schools athletic
department was charged with
attempting to determine the
amount Of football scholarships
by inviting prospective play.
ers to attend q drill to evaluat,
their skills.
Both suspensions took ef,
feet yesterday. when they wert
made public by the NCAA's 1S,
man council.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
LittIe-Known' Amateur
Last Hurdle for Potion

PINEHURST, N. c., April 27
(AP) Professional golf has
its Armies Army" the gallery
trooping after, Arnold Palmer
as he strides over the fair
ways. ,,.-.. -r-e.,.
In amateur golf it's Billy
Joe's Brigade" which faith
fully follows and marvels OF
the heroics Of Billy Joe Patton,
the larruping lumberman from
the North Carolina hill coun-
try. e.. -
Patton's troops are well
aware that the 4l-year-old
Walker Cup player from Nor
canton is after his third North
and South Amateur title in 10
years and his second straight
as he opposes Bob Alien in to,
days 36-hole finals. There's
not much they don't know
about their favorite.
However. Allen is consider
ably less well-known. He is O
3s year old, 6-foot-1, 180-
FOUNDER, with q wife and three
children in West Hartford
Evening star., 1963-04-27

Under this years schedule
arrangement. Pimlico is the
only track which will not hold
all Of its days at its own plant
The August session at Laurel
is 4 joint one, TO be shared by
Laurel ) and the Maryland
Jockey Club.
The big surprise on the minor
track schedule is the awarding
Of the preferred September
October dates to Hagerstown
instead Of Marlboro. which in
the past few seasons has held
its meetings at this time Of the
year.
Marlboro, by moving into
July, will face stiff competition
from Delaware Park and the
Charles Town day track as well
as from the latter part Of the
Laurel harness session.
Marlboro officials said earlier
that they preferred September
October dates and that their
second choice was a meeting in
late May and early June.
KELLY.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

An unprecedented racing
meeting at Bowie In october
this year and q summer session
for Marlboro in July were
among the surprises on the
thoroughbred racing schedule
for the balance Of 1868 an
nounced today by the Maryland
Racing Commission.
The commission issued the
dates after the Maryland Leg
islature closed down three
tracks in the State and ex-
panded scheduled at the three
major tracks and the three
surviving half milers. go
The new schedule:
Marlboro - July 6-27 (l8
days.. Tuesday, July Q, dark.
Laurel-Pimlico at Laurel
July 30 to August "a ga days.
Timonium - August 26 to
September 81 ga days..
Hagerstown - September %
to October IL (18 days..
Bowie-October' IS to 28 (l2
days..