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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
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APT, now leasing new air-cOnd. de
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for. Dulles Airport. Balconies and
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bedrm" SIS, bedrms., SIPS.
Sl37.5Q, 3 bedrms., $3.50, all utils.
Gust st. Next to Herncon High
School. Res. mgr, code jo3 - 451.
3342 or FLORANCE REALTY,
ia. 4-7s2e.
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FALLs CHURCH AREA--8 Tm,7.

bsmtr baths, firepl, fenced lot.
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fenced I'd close 10 schools nice
location 800 mo. JE. 3-Oi43.
FONHALL VILLAGE, AA95 Green.
Wirh pkwy q rms, bsmt redec
$50 mo Call D. n. WELDON,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24
MAIL MIXUP
MAIL WIXUP
Films Sent to Kin
Return as Copocitors

For four years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray EddaS took color movies of
their two sons-visiting Santa
Claus. catching their first fish,
touring the Seattle fair.
To keep in touch with their
relatives-Mrs. EddaS, formerly
Of Washington moved to Port
land. Greg, about 1s45-they
mailed the film on three S-inch
reels to their cousins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Valentine 43o3
Kenny street, Beltsville, Nd.
The Valentines In return
sent the Eddas family films Of
their own family.
1t was a pleasant practice
until the mixup In the mails.
The Valentines mailed back the
EddaS film October IL, but it
never arrived. Instead, Mrs.
EddaS received, to her bewild-
erment, odd-looking gadgets
that her engineer husband
identified as four General Elec-
trio capacitors worth about
500.
Somewhere, someone expect
ing capacitors has home movies
Of the Eddas family. Mrs.
Eddas Is offering to trade
capacitors for film. Her adj
dress is 1915 S.w. Santa
Monica court. Portland. Greg.
Mr.. Valentine, an engineer
with the National Park Service,
said the package Of film he
mailed was opened en- route to
Oregon. possibly because Of an
accident or for inspection, and
was rewrapped in new paper
and neatly addressed to the
Eddas family.
Unfortunately. the capacitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24
THE LYONS DEN
No Harsh Music
For This Show

NEW YORK.-Theodore n
White won the Pulitzer Prize for
his book, "The Making Of the
President: 1850" When White
told President Kennedy Of his
plans to write ''The Making Of
the President: 1884," JFK said:
THAT'S going to be an awfully
dull book-unleSs I lose"
White now has adapted bis
book into a 90-minute TV pro-
gram, which viii be televised
by ABC-TV December q. The
film foOtage and still photos
were obtained from several
sources including even the RI
val networks. The sponsor, Xer.
OK, Is negotiating to buy It out.
right, for distribution to all
schools.
One Of the early scenes shows
Gov. RockefeIler, Richard Nix
on, Kennedy, Stuart SymingtOn,
.Adlai Stevenson and Hubert
Humphrey in separate film seq.
ments, each denying that he's
running for the presidency.
No TV tape was made Of
JFK's speech in Boston's
Faneuil Hall. election eve, but
a film clip Of it was obtained
from a man who. while testing
his new home-movies camera,
aimed 1t at the TV screen. TV
cameramen In the Chicago stu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24

ers," Before / put one word on
paper" There was a half mil
lion dollar advance for the
paper back rights. And the ubiq-
uitous Mr.. Levine paid him
half a million dollars for the
movie rights. In the past dec
ade, Mr.. Robbins has sold mil
lions Of copies Of his startingly
candid books, which include
when Love Has Cone" now
filming Hollywood.
$50
Anne Bancroft wants a long
rest after THE Pumpkin Eat
ers, and turned down the role
Of Polly Adler in ga House
is Not A Home" / suggested
Barbara StaHwyck to replace
her. The part calls for the
famed madame to be seen as a
young woman until late middle
age. Barbara has the figure Of
a girl and can look as young as
she wants to.
Let US not forget the fine per.
Torrance of Richard Harris in
This Sporting Life" when the
balloting starts for the Oscars.
He should be right up there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24
By LEONARD LYONS

do where Nixon and JFK de.
bated supplied pictures Of the
candidates taken when they
thought they were unobserved.
On November % q 60-piece
orchestra was recording the
background music for a Wiscon-
sin primary scene. The produc-
ers thought there were too
many violins, and wanted the
music less romantic. The mel
were rehearsing this harsher
music when news came Of
JFK's death.
The harsher music was aban-
doned. On the TV screen will be
heard the background Of violins.
Look, Life and the Saturday
Evening Post have ordered long
articles on Gov. Scranton Of
Pennsylvania, the brightest dark.
horse for the Republican nomi-
nation. .. In June HavOc's
Marathon" Lane Bradbury
plays the role Of Mick. Miss
Bradbury portrayed June Havoc
in Gypsy" creating the role Of
Baby June.
Alec Guinness took II curtain
calls at the New Haven opening
Of 'Dylan" last week. Guinness
plays Dylan Thomas In the LAS
two years of the Welsh poet:
life. They were wild years dur
ing which the uninhibited poe
toured the USA. Guinness, whC
knew Thomas, said Of him: ''Ht
was the sort who never accept
ed flattery, or refused q drink.
Paul HOrnung, the Green Bay
Packers star now under Sus.
pension, will have his eligibility
restored for next season. He'll
probably be traded to an East
ern team. Now that Jack.
son POllOck's paintings bring fab
ulOus prices, fOrgeries are be-
ginning to appear.
Artur Rubinstein was the So
loiSt, under tent on the lawn oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24
. By SHEILAH GRAHAM

Is sending producer Joe Le-
vine the Rolls Royce she drove
in their Yesterday, Today,
and Tomorrow" movie. 'T'n
have to buy q house In New
Canaan, because the Rolls will
look 50 good On the driveway, +"
Joe confided to me, along with
some of his working plans that
would take a book to list them
all.
First Of all he talked of Jim
Mitchum who looks like his IA
Their, only more so. 1--WE signed
Jim to star In a western which
/ viii make in YugoSlavia. -
Another Levine project, ''The
Sands Of Kalihari'-which he
will make in Africa with bis
Zulu" director, Cy EndfieId,
and Stanley Baker again star.
ring and reproducing.
THE Carpetbaggers" has q
clean seal Of health from the
movie censors. And when
chatted with Author Harold
Robbins, he told me that he has
received one million dollars for
his next book, "The Adventur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24
HOLLYWOOD
Glenn and Kim
Create q Stir

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. q
IN A N A).-The George Pep.
pards have agreed on all details
of the divorce. Now" George
told me, "it's just a question Of
signing the papers" He was
holding the hand Of vivacious
Elizabeth Ashley as he gave me
the news. Miss Ashley as
you know, Is the hit of Bare
foot In The Park" on Broad
way. my contract is up in Sep
TENDER" Liz told me, land ]
shall leave the play Of course
she added with a big grin, ''if
they come up with q big raise,
l might reconsider"
The big surprise at the party
after ''The Victors" premiere
was Glenn Ford arriving with
Kim N0vak, she In a cloud Of
white fur, he laughing like q
little boy at the stir they
created. And hey, what
happened to his Christmas
plans in New York with Judy
Garland? You can see how diff.
ficult it is for a columnist to
keep up with the Hollywood
romantics. e. Sophia Loren
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24

Oracle Mansion, for the benefit
Of the New York Committee of
Young Audiences last Tuesday
night. The guests first dined at
the -Four Seasons, where all the
courses were served in S. min
utes. Mayor Wagner intro
duced Rubinstein, who said, 81
prayed the Mayor would say,
Please don't shoot the pianist;
he's doing his best"
Vincent Sheean Is In Rome,
writing a book about Nero's
wife. :. might Of the Iguana, "
which was to be released next
Christmas, will be rushed into
an earlier release date. Mel
Frank. Of Panama & Frank,
flew from London TO New York
to cast their new Rock Hudson
Gina LOlIO brigida film,
strange Bedfellows." The
available roles are only for Eng
hsh actors. Frank flew here
because he felt there are more
good British actors on Broad
way than in London.
Larry Rivers, the artist who
switched to the new Marlbor-
Ough- GersOn Gallery, is being
sued for breach of contract by
John Myers Of the Tib0r-deNagy
Gallery. Myers had been Riv-
ers' dealer for over a dozen
years. He first learned of the
switch when be received a wire
from Rivers: 81 didn't tell you
till August, because ] wanted
you to enjoy July"
Albert Finney, star Of "Lu-
ther," heretofore has lived out Of
an airline bag. But he's man.
aged to- adapt himself nicely to
living in Faye Emerson's town
house. At the same time
that Peter de Vries' novel will
be published by Little Brown,
his wife's book Of short stories
will be published by Atheneum.
William Walton is in Moscow
for an exhibition Of his paint.
ings. The title Of the new
musical, "Side Show" will be
changed to "Anyone Can WhiS-
tle." Fryer & Carr will co-pro-
duce it with Kermit BlOOmgar-
den. Marc ChagalI has de-
signed tapestries for Israel's
P arlia m e n t. The estate Of
James de ROthschiId commits
stoned them. The tapestries are
now being woven in France by
Gobelin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24

were inserted in the carton in
stead Of the film.
After we sent the film, we
received q call from her (Mrs.
Eddas). She wanted to know
why we sent capacitors. She
said she opened the package
and didn't know what they
were until her husband came
home and told her"
The Valentine family movies,
incidentally, have been re-
turned safely from Portland.
No capacitors there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24

Cleopatra" and Jack Lem
mon-'Irma la D0uce." the
latter will earn Is million dol
lars in this country alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24

with Albert Finney, (TOm
] on es), Paul Newman for
Hud," John Huston for The
Cardinal" Rex Harrison for
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S7aTE or MICHIGAN
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.crreg fo< TIE Plaintiff.
II Is ORDERED that the defendant
Mar Frznres Hurst, ca1se her zp-
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Hfshtn three r1onths from the date
q this order, ard In case of Ter
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~ red on the attorney foy the plain
tiff within twenty Gays after sereice
upon her Of . copy Of aid bll Of
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of. that said bill Be taken as confessed
D, the szit defendant
III IS FURTHER ORDERED that a
true copy Of this order Be published
IN am newspaper published and cir
cuisting In the County Of WAYNE and
served. accordinz &C izu
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Circuit Judge
a TRJE COPY
Edgar Y. Branigin
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Clinton {. Carter
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Average monthly employment
on farms Of the South va down
10000 in 1862 from the previous
years level. reports the L. s
Department Of Agriculture Hired
workers accounted for $1,000 Of
the drop. and family workers.
the remainder.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09
y. 7. LIVE IN MAIDS

yc- 1sed fr.e1d IL = Y Le.
~ Hz-o.1 q tie Mallory Agen-
. e pour tr.s1c ne GCARAN.
TEES yo- !ifs-in JOB N = good
ncze. rsyi-g $50 10 So week
free -ccI. meas : Y he sd
.srces us tickets and expenses
% y \ SEND REFERENCES TO
~r. Harold. The Mallory Agency.
Dept ise. SIS Merriek Read.
lynbrcok N Y
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09
crsnA rccord. Dated Jan
DRIVE SAFELY - Ham esrs,
CLASSIFIED ADS

NIGER nr. WOODWARD , !.
Three Bedroom Brlck ~
drive. Two Car Garase II
Features in Lower. W Ell1
ton TY 5-6i35 Gl or RI
40 ROOM BRICK, corner John
Massachusetts,. Highland Far
Sl7.U0O-Terns. Temple l4ol
Townsend 8-6634
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09

1885 North Msrtindslc - s sc
SllO0 10 FILA. WE. 45O29.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09
APARTMENT a SITE

Dcx'cr-Joy Area. il5'xlO0 Chear
-SU0O per foot. Call 545-O2lS.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09

30 Acres With - acres private
lakes and 3 cottages. Excellent
fishing and hunting Near som
erset Center. Contact Oliver
Marzolf, 2635 Geneva Highway.
Aznitou Beach. Michigan
Evening star., 1963-05-02
Terror in Haiti Feared
When OAS Leaves

PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti
May 2 (AP) Diplomats feared
today that the departure from
Haiti of an inter-American in
vestigating commission would
be followed by new and bloody
repression of President Fran
co.'s Duvalier's political foes.
Concern also spread because
the Duvalier regime had Of
fered safe conduct out of the
country for only IS Of % Hal
tians who took asylum in the
Dominican Republics Embassy
during a weekend wave Of ter
ror. The Dominican govern
ment was expected to insist
that all % be allowed to leave,
prolonging the crisis between
the two neighbors on the
Island OF Hispaniola.
The five-nation mission from
the Organization of American
States planned to fly today to
Santo Domingo, the Dominican
capital, to discuss the question
of the refugees with President
Juan Bosch and TO continue Its
investigation.
Informed sources said the
Haitian government was refus-
ing to let alleged leaders oi
plots against DR.. Duvalier leave
the country, but was willing tc
allow those considered lesser
conspirators to go.
The Duvalier government re-
portedly made a similar Offer
with regard TO nearly 100 Others
w..o have taken refuge In the
Evening star., 1963-05-02

embassies of Brazil, Chile,
Venezuela and Ecuador.
DR.. Duvalier raised the threat
of new repressions in a speech
Tuesday night to a rally of
10000 supporters.
Those who are uncertain
about what to do had better
put themselves on my side," he
declared. "At the moment when
1t becomes necessary to go into
the streets, I will 60 with presi-
Dental guards and popular
forces. -.
THE machine will crush the
opposition.
Tension and fear gripped
Haiti's ramshackle capital.
Four explosions were heard
In the Beau Boeuf section
Tuesday night. Shortly after.
units of DR.. Duvalier's militia
raced through the area and the
sound of firing was head.
More arrests were reported.
The home Of Clement Bar
bot, a friend Of DR.. Duvalier
who broke with him and vowed
to seek his overthrow, was put
to the torch. Mr.. Barbot was
believed hiding inside the
country.
The United States sent an
other protest to DR.. Duvalier.
complaining that the American
Embassy's first secretary was
halted in his car Tuesday
night. Guards forced him to
stand with his hands raised
in the glare OF his cars head
lights until he identified him
self.