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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-22
The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.
725 18th Street NV.
Washington S, D. c.
An Equal Opportunity Employer

725 18th Street NV.
Washington S, D. C.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
What's red and white on the outside and itchy
on the inside? That's me. In the boss Santa
Claus suit. Poor me. Poor Modne, too That's
Modine Gunch. She's the boss secretary. She
spent the whole morning Stuffing me. 1t took
bed pillows, the rug in the boss closet, car
blanket and me to fill the boss Santa suit.
It's good thing like to work here. The boss
called me in this morning "McHenry," he said
Il think it's time that stepped down and let
a younger man take over some of the re-
sponSibilities of this office. think you should
help with the Christmas party I think you
should be Santa this year I'm getting too old
Now don't you think that we have just had a
wonderful ideal" That's what like about my
boss. He's always willing to share the credit.
This is your once-in-a lifetime opportunity to
see me in Santa suit and get a fine job at the
same time We are hiring girls to take care of
our customers problems These girls will help
the customers place the long distance calls that
they cannot place themselves For this we will
pay you $40 week to start. After months you
may make an average of 1884 week including
overtime and differentialS for Sunday and eve
ming work. What more could you ask for? I
know, Christmas present. Come in and I'll
give you candy cane. I'll give you two candy
canes We bought too many for the Christmas
party.
My office is at 725 18th ST., NV. We are there
from $3.50 to Monday, Tuesday Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday.
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ABOUT HOME REPAIRS? Call
sEREHcE. rs JOB f ESbP SMAEn.
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Work in suburban Maryland near
your home talking with customers
and helping them place calls. You
will be paid $40 a week to start
even in training. For your conven-
fence in applying for a position. The
CAP AelephOne Co. has opened a
new office in the Georgian Motel,
Room IA, 1870 Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring, Maryland. Miss Rosalie Bur.
Ghetto will be there to talk with you
from $50 am. to pm. Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Do
drop in and see her.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ABOUT HOME REPAIRS? Call
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DI. LIB.
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Oil burners or gas heaters, sold, ser.
weed, and installed. 20 yrs. exp.
Mr.. Michaels, 52s-s439.
BRICK AND CINDER BLOCK, guar
satisfaction. Small or large Jobs at
low estimate. 832-754s.
CARPENTRY = ALL TYPES. Lee.
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262-o5J0 after pm.
CARPET INSTALLATION, cleaning,
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shifted, etc. u yrs. exper., Tyr.
CARPENTRY AND CABINETWORK
Bookcases, closets, partitions,
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CARPENTRY, PAINTING
Fire PROBING, roofing, gutterinE, ce-
ment, fences, p lastering, rec.
rooms, repairs Of any type. do my
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CHRISTMAS SPECIAL = New as
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$3.50 per 100 50. f., new galvan-
lied cutters and downspOutS Zoe per
#. and Zoe per #. painted. All kinds
Of roof and gutter repairs. Minimum
$40. CITY ROOFING CO., 1890.
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Contractor, gen. iobbing, home, Of
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rec. rms, pOrcheS, store fronts, fix
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pentry, briekwork. concrete work,
Plastering, painting 30 years exper-
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SCREEN

AMBASSADoR-'Tt Happened at the Worlds Fair; with
Elvs Presley the main exhibit; $780, 1885, $685. TAO
and Gas pm.
APEx-"The Trial.: brilliant transcription Of Kafas
classic by Orson Wees; l. $685. 5:i0 7:25 and e4O PM
cAPrToL-"Hud"; modern-day Western with Paul New
man as the bad boisterous hero; l40. $40, $40,
7:45 and 9:45 pm.
DUPoNT-"The Law: French import with Marcelo Mas
troiann Melna Mercouri. Yves Montana and Gina
Lollobrigda los. 3:i0 5:i5 7:25 and $3.50 pm.
KEITHS-Dr. No: Ian Flemings spy hero James Bond.
comes to the screen with intellectual character and
charm intact; i:20. 325. $780, 7:35 and 9:40 pm.
MacARTHUR-"The Wrong Arm Of the Law: Peter Sell
lers game OF one-upmanshp with the coppers: l. 245.
400. 6:i5, and $50 pm.
METRoPoLITAN-"It Happened at the Worlds Fair:
1880. $40. 5:45, TAO and 9:45 pm
ONTARIO-Lawrence OF Arabia: motion picture OF true
distinction with Peter oTooe as the legendary hero;
2 and 8:i5 pm.
PALACE-The List Of Adrian Messenger murder
with George Scott and five stellar actors in mystery
roles; /. 2:45. 4:30. 500. sos and 9:55 pm.
PLAYHOUSE-"Sundays and Cybele" an immensely NOV
ing picture: 1915. $3.50. 525. 1880 and 9:35 pm.
PLAzA-The Fruit Is Ripe another romantic entry from
la belle France: i:l0, 1855, 1880, 6:l5. sos and
$3.50 pm.
TOWN-"To Kill Mockingbrd" great movie from
Harper Lees Pulitzer Prze-winning novel; a must 10
see; /, $40. 5:25. 7:40 and 9:55 pm.
TRANS-LUX-"The Birds: Alfred Hitehcocks latest
ture into the world OF fear and trembling: $780, AIS
$40 and 0 pm.
UPTowN-"How the West Was Won: cinerama- size
version Of Johnny Appeseeds story; 2 and 8 pm.
WARMERS Days at Pekng": Charlton Heston. Ava
Gardner In the spectacleverson Of the Boxer Rebel
lion; !, $40, $40 and 9i0 pm.
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SUMMER CALENDAR

Our entertainment crop promises to be a bumper one
this summer The oney Theater season already has been
started by Players Inc. with Thornton Widers plays
From Blocker Street Shady Grove Music Fair launches
its second of muscasundercanvas this coming
Friday night And another summer for the Shoreham Ter
race has begun to the musical accompaniment Of Guy
Lombardo Orchestra The remainder of what amounts to
a summer show festival lines up like this:
June 3-June 8-The Brothers Four Shoreham Terrace
June 7June l6-Keely Smith Andy Devne in "showboat";
Shady Grove Music Fair.
June l0-June 15-Liberace; Terrace.
June 17-Indefnite - 1.-THE Sound Of Music; National
Theater
June l7-June 2S-Ethe Norman and variety show; Carter
Barron Amphtheater
June l7-June 22-Benny Goodman sextet Terrace
June 18-Jug 7-"Romulus," by Friedrich Durrenmatt
adapted by Gore Vidal; Olney Theater
June ls-June 2s-Patrice Munse in "can-can"; Music
Fair.
June 24-June sO-sally Ann Howes in 'Brigadoon": Am
June 24-Juy elizabeth Seal and lack Matalon Terrace
June 25-June SO-Hugh oBrien in Mister Roberts;
Music Fair.
July 1-July Jack 500 and Yin Sun In Flower Drum
Song; Amphtheater
July 2-July david Daniels and Mimi Trque in "carni-
July s-July 1.-THE Kingston Trio; Amphitheater.
July s-July 2S-"The VISIT" also by Friedrich Drren-
July 0-July l4-Mame Van DOren and Earl wrghtsOn in
silk Stockings; Music Fair
July 9-July 20-Pear Bailey; Terrace
July 13August 11-Shakespeare Summer Festival Much
Ado About Nothing";' Sylvan Theater, Washington
Monument grounds.
July l5-Juy 20-New York Opera Festival Amphitheaer.
July le-July 2i-Milton Berle in Top Banana" Music
Fair.
July 22-Juy 2s-Ea Fitzgerald Stan oetz Charlie Byrd
Amphitheater
July 2S-August 4-Dorothy Collins In THE Unsnkabe
Molly Brown: Music Fair.
July 23-August 3-Los Chevales de Espana; Terrace
July 2o-August New York City Ballet; Amphitheater
July So-August is-Jean Anouihs "Time Remembered;
olney.
August 5-August i1-Don Ameche's international Show
~ Time: Amphitheater.
August e-August 1.-THE Donan Brothers and Claire q
Sony; Terrace.
August l2-August is-victor BorgeS Comedy In Music"
Amphitheater.
August lS-August lsJuliet ProwSe in Trina La Douce"
Music Fair
August lO-August 2S-Na king" Cole and variety show;
Amphitheater.
August 20-September 8-"The Caretaker": olney
August 20August 2bFess Parker In oklahoma" Music
Fair.
August 20-September 5-The Buffalo Bills: Terrace
August 26-September l. Peter Paul and Mary odetta
Peter Nero Amphitheater
September 6-Sepember l4-Marlene Dietrich: Terrace
September i0-September i5Jane Morgan In The King
and T.: Music Fair.
September i7-September 2o-Martha Raye In Call Me
Madame; Music Fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

cording 1t. 1t has to make
room for, say. Ava Gardner
in the lives Of Charlton Hes
ton, a truly heroic Marine
major In the defense of the
embassy compound, and of
David Niven, Her Majesty
Queen Victoria's heroic am
bassador.
Nevertheless, "55 Days at
Picking" follows the broad
outline Of the original story
of one of the most violent
sieges ever staged-and later
filmed. At enormous cost,
Mr.. Bronson built his own
. Picking on the plains Of
Spain and on 1t he films a
spectacular that has extrava-
CANT violence and excitement,
suspense, and Just enough of
romantic passion TO complete
the formula.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

She is cautious about her
accomplishments.
Financially. everything Is
fine" she commented. "Ar-
tistically - that's another
matter. Maybe it's because I
have set my goals high. ! see
things that I have done and
/ cringe; I know / could have
done them much better. But
I'll keep trying"
On the Run
Edie viewed her present sit
uation In q Characteristic
manner-on the run. After q
mornings work on Love
With the Proper Stranger"
at Paramount she viewed
the rushes, then got into her
Jaguar sedan and drove q
mile to Columbia, where she
launched with the yum
Yum" company before re-
turning to Paramount.
She plays q Pho In the
Columbia film and q stripper
in Proper Stranger" She
added: "You know something
there's q little Of me in
both Of them"
Indeed. she Is o unique
combination of cerebral ac-
tress C"Why am ! doing
this2" she asks Of directors
in scenes) and honey-blond
glamor girl.
The glamor side would be
enough for most female stars.
Edie could earn an excellent
living merely by lending her
appealing presence to films
and night clubs. But It is
part OF Ernie's legacy that
she must participate In the
creation OF material she per-
forms.
For that reason, she will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

The completely different
picture of the week, a true
adventure into the art Of the
cinema, is Orson Welles'
treatment Of Franz Kafka's
THE Trial" Kafka's drama
of a man, Joseph K, ac-
cused Of a serious but name
less crime, has troubled some
Of the finest minds since 1t
first emerged from Kafka's
own.
Nightmarish, Brilliant
In Welles' best film since
he was Hollywood's enfant
terrible, it has meanings
enough to trouble more
minds, fine and less fine,
than ever before. It is night
marish, provocative, fascinat-
ing, and brilliant in its de-
sign, direction, and acting.
The one who sees it will
know he has had more Of
an experience than merely 60
ing to the movies. Out of
that experience he may con-
clude that the unnamed
crime of which Joseph K. is
accused, and Of which he is
probably guilty, Is that Of
Original Sin. In other
words. he is guilty of be-
ing human, another exile
from Eden.
Mr.. Welles has had q splen-
did time with Kafka's night
mare.
The fourth new picture Of
the past week is THE List Of
Adrian Messenger" a mys-
terry melodrama in which the
big adventure specialist, d.
rector John Houston. tries
his hand at the Hitchcock
sort of thing.
Brings 1t off surprisingly
well, too. he does.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
HOLLYWOOD
The Tourist rops
Are Being Boited

for 50, get your picture taken
shaking hands with Marion
Brando, James Stewart,
Jayne Mansfield, Connie Ste
vens and other celebrities
all in life-like photo cut-outs
with final reproductions
guaranteed to fool Aunt Min.
However, II you can only
spare so cents for that per
sonal touch" half-minute
photo vendors can snap your
picture In the forecourt Of
legendary Grauman's Chi
nese Theater - measuring
your own footprints with
those of your favorite star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

his widescreen film achieves
the effect of a one-character
spectacular. This is magic, a
quality sadly lacking In too
many recent films.
The spectacular Of the
holiday week Is Sam Bron-
sons glittering "55 Days at
Peking." Its subject Is the
Boxer uprising in China in
1900, an explosion Of the
starving masses and the
tottering Manchu dynasty
against the white devil" am
bassadors Of the ii great
powers presumed to be split
ting China's vastness among
them.
AS in the case OF so many
swatches of epic cinema, his
tory has to be reshaped in
certain vital details to fit the
dramatic needs of those re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
THE PASSING SHOW
Holiday Specials Are Special
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic Of The Star

A pretty active week, the
last one, but rewarding. It
was almost as II the movies
had decided to settle down
to business better business.
Producers sent along to
Washington only four new
films, not very many for the
holiday that precedes the
launching of the areas stu
dent body into summer orbit.
This Is not the point, how
ever. The interesting aspect
Of the new offerings Is not
quantity, but quality.
The quartet of newcomers
represented something for
everybody. 1t included q
melodrama with q western
setting but q universal sub
ject; q spectacular on which
the producers millions clear
ly were not wasted; O pro-
vocative contemplation Of
the plight of modern man
wrapped up in q usually
dazzling package: and @ pi-
quaint murder mystery.
"Shanelike" Western
The first item on this list
is "Hud," as good q movie
as Its title is odd, and one
that Is sure Of several
Academy award nominations.
"Hud," o Paramount re-
lease, is the movie his adj
mirers have been waiting for
from Director Martin RIFT.
He Is q quality chap. Mr..
Ritz. q story-teller in depth.
In "Hud," he has made his
finest film, specifically Q
western but in the UNIVERSAL
ity Of its drama one that
ranks with such others as
High Noon," Shane" and
bad Day at Black Rock"
His Hud, played brilliantly
by Paul Newman, Is no hero.
He is q classic heel. He is
the symbol of pure greed. He
is avarice at its worst, arro-
gance at its most offensive,
cruelty that scorns to rise
to the level Of cleverness but
is content to remain brutal.
He has charm but when it
fails him, as in q mission Of
seduction, he will use force.
Texas Is Setting
Texas is the setting Of
"Hud." It Is high, wide,
sunny, and Mr.. Ritz might be
using 1t less as the natural
setting Of his man than as
the one which presents Hud
in clearest view as the quint-
essence Of evil.
Every human in Hubs
range Is quarry, the ranch
housekeeper, the wives and
daughters of his neighbors,
and most Of all his honor
able old father from whom
Hud intends to get posses
sion Of the family cattle
spread. He cannot trust the
old man to beQueath hin
the property, in fact he 4
sure the hatred between
them would prevent this.
The Hud presented by d.
rector RIFT Is not only de-
monically motivated. He Il
also Economically energized
Mr.. RIFT Is concerned witt
presenting him in both as
poets, with such dizziness that
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SCREEN

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Love-; starts wednesday.
APEx-"The Four Days of Naples"
cAPTTOL-"Man Attraction"
DUPONT-"Landru"
KETTHS-"Cal Me Bwana": starts June 20.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Can't Sing"
AUTHORIZATIONS OF Love-; starts wednesday.
PAIACE-"Come Blow Your Horn"
PLAYHOU5E-"The Balcony: starts Wednesday
TRANs-LUx-"Bye Bye Birdie"
WARNER-"Cleopatra"; starts June &C.
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After Tragedy, Edie's Career Flowers

to work so much this past
year." she said. THE other
two girls are old enough to
understand.
But we manage to find
time to be together. With
Mia, it's the bathtub. It's
been a long time since I took
a bath alone"
Next month, Eide will take
her first vacation after q
solid year of work. She'll fly
to japan and Hong Kong for
hotel openings, then return
to Hawaii. where she'll meet
the girls for an island
holiday.
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Hard 10 Explain

Edie's life had turned~out
satisfactorily on a personal
level. She weathered a GUS
tody suit brought by Kovacs'
first wife over the children
Of that marriage. Betty. 10.
and Kippi, Il. They continue
10 live with their stepmother,
as does Edie's own daughter,
Mia, 3.
1T has been hardest 10 ex-
plain 10 Mia why / have had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

maintain creative control Of
the television series she will
do next season. alternating
with Sid Caesar on Abe
Thursday nights.
II don't have the sense OF
comedy that Ernie had; I
wouldn't know how TO begin
TO work with writer's" she
said. But I do know music,
and I'm going to have the
say on which I'll do. There
are times when I've been
talked out Of my own no
tons on musical matters:
those were the times when I
went wrong"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN
North American NeWspaper Alliance

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HOLLYWOOD. - Tourists
to Southern California this
summer are hereby warned
to sew UP their pockets and
cast a wary eye on all strangers.
Hollywood's talented pitch
men, sensing q record-break-
ing influx Of vacationers to
this sometimes sunkissed
area, are setting their traps
with some Of the most entic-
ing bait imaginable.
Many Of the crowd-luring
devices are altogether legiti-
mate, Of course-Standard-
lied attractions such as Dis
neyland, Marineland, Knots
Berry Farm, Jungleland. the
Wax Museum, Corriganville,
even Hollywood Parks sum-
mer race meet-but some Of
the lodges dreamed UP to
cajole the coming flood Of
sightseers would do justice
to old P. T. Barnum himself.
But Not For Real
Banking on the feverish but
nowadays futile desire Of all
visiting firemen TO get into q
movie studio. a group headed
by venerable silent era star
Francis X. Bushman. as Of
ficial host and greeter, is
opening a studio" in the
heart Of Hollywood. There for
a So outlay, the folks from
back in the States can take
a seat and watch q former
director go through the mo-
tons Of shooting q movie
scene.
Hell have a camera, sound
effects, q colorful backdrop,
factors" and the whole She
bang. Just like the real thing
except that 1t isn't. They're
trusting that the eager un-
initiated will settle for that,
and for the articulate and
gregarious Mr.. Bushman's
nostalgia recital Of the glo-
rious days when you could see
Cleopatra" for so cents in
stead Of IS.
Such phony "how-movies-
are-made" schemes have met
with failure in the past. but
since less than q dozen fea-
lures will be actually shoot
ing In the real motion pic
ture studios this summer and
with passes restricted TO only
the most eminent Of the
VIPs. promoters Of the
mock-up arrangement may
finally make IL pay off.
Among others teeing OFF
for q slice Of that tourist
loot is an auto rental agency
which has Just arranged q
cooperative deal with pro-
Queer George Stevens where
by those they put In the
drivers seat will be entitled
TO chug-chug right through
the gates Of the Desilu
Studio In Culver City and
watch-from q safe distance
him filming "The Great
est Story Ever Told" Ste
vens Is repeatedly far over
his $40 million budget al
ready. so II Is limited that
he Is seizing on this arrange
ment for q small financial
lift.
The Personal" Touch
But the most ingenious
device Of all for convincing
the folks back home that
you've actually been hanging
around with the movie greats
Is being set up at q promi-
nent corner on the Sunset
Strip, close by the hucksters
who've been selling maps
directing fans 10 the homes
Of stars. Here you'll DO able
! TO slip into a booth, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
By BOB THOMAS
Associated Pres Writer

HOLLYWOOD. - Tragedy
tempers character. 1t can
also. as in the case Of Edie
Adams. do the same for tall
ent.
Edie was widowed q year
ago In January when Ernie
Kovacs died at the wheel Of
his wrecked station wagon.
In the ensuing time, her ca
reer has come into full flow
er.
She has made four movies
It's q Mad, Mad. Mad.
Mad World" Call Me
Bwana," Under the Yum
Yum Tree" and Love With
the Proper Stranger" She
has starred In q number Of
television specials and signed
for q bi-weekly series to start
next fall. She has appeared
In Las Vegas for top money.
She has worked almost un-
ceasingly and with good rea-
son. Kovacs' death found his
financial affairs In q cha
otto condition. with immense
debts to the Federal Govern
ment and other creditors.
Rather than accept the Of
fer of many star friends who
wanted to stage q television
spectacular TO wipe out the
debts, Edie assumed the bur-
den herself.
Talent Sharpened
In the meantime. necessity
Of hard work has broadened
and sharpened her talent.
The result Is that she Is one
Of the most sought-after at
fractions In show business
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

Shady Grove Music Fair, in that striped tent
out near Gaithersburg, will open for second
season of summer musicals this coming Fri
day night. Keely Smith, bearing only Slight
resemblance to the Keely Smith you have
known, cOstars with Andy Devine in the first
offering, "ShOwbOat," which will run from
Friday through June 16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE
STAGE

ARENA STAGE-"The Threepenny Opera; 2:30 and
7:30 pm.
NATIONAL THEATER-Dark take Her. She's Nine;
resumes tomorrow.
oLNEY THEATER-"Plays From Blocker Street; ESQ
and $3.50 pm.
HOWARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: The Coasters; Maxine
Brown; O. 445, 1880 and 10 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

NATToNAL-"The Sound OF Music; June IT.
SHADY GROVE MUSIC FAIR-"showboat"; Keely smith,
Andy Devne opens Friday
CARTER BARRON Roger williams; An Evening For
You: June 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27
Rights Supporters
Given Control of
Key Senate Unit
By the Associated Press

Control Of an important
Senate appar-
emily has been given to sup
porters Of civil rights proposals.
but it may not result in more
such legislation reaching the
Senate floor.
Senator Eastland. Democrat
Of Mississippi, yesterday am
nounced the appointment Of
Senator's Kennedy. Democrat
Of Massachusetts,; Bayh, DEM
ocrat Of Indiana, and Fong,
Republican Of Hawaii, to the
Subcommittee on Constitu-
tional Rights. 81,
The combination Of these
three and other civil rights
supporters on the subcommit-
tee is expected to provide
enough strength to vote ap-
proval Of President Kennedy's
civil rights proposals.
Senator Eastland, however,
continues as chairman Of the
parent 15-man Judiciary Com
mittee and he and other
Southern Senators have man
aged to block civil rights legis-
.lation for years. Subcommittee
recommendations must be
passed on by the full COM
mittee.
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prevent adoption Of trade bar
riers which could limit United
States wheat's access to Eu-
ropean markets"
Mr. Hope is president Of
Great Plains Wheat, Inc. a
grower financed trade promo
ton organization.