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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06
TUESDAY 0s:T:l

Evening. Cont.
8:3U q McHALE'S NAVY.
Comedy. us There a Doctor In the
Hut?" MeHaIe ERNEST Borsnine) matches
plot to steal a touring film star
Elisa Seagram) away from the Army.
900 q THE RICHARD BOONE SHOW.
Drama. l Hour. wall to Wall War"
Late one Friday afternoon, an office
worker Warren Stevens) reananses desks
to suggest a battlefield, trains a ma
chine gun on his fellow employees and
prepares to "play war" with them.
Richard Boone star and host.
@ WRESTLING.
Hours. Ray Morgan reporting.
@ GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH.
Drama. l Hour Color. Don't Look
Down. Don't Look Back" A father and
son clash on the subject Of the sons
dangerous occupation as a high-wire
walker. Gilbert Roland and Bradford
Dillman are featured. Jack PaIance Is
the star.
q PETTIC0AT JUNCTION.
Comedy. Roy Roberts and Charles Lane
are featured
$50 q JACK BENNY SHOW.
Comedy. Coincidence Carol Burnett plays
Southern belle and Jack Benny portrays
a slick riverboat gambler in a comedy
, 1963-07-22
Vuldemur Hill

people are hurt in the process
-. and often, these are the
people least able to hold their
own economically in the face
of the demands of this pro-
gress. Thus, one Of the chief
problems Of the directors Of
urban renewal is to bring
about this progress with mini
mum hurt to the displaced
residents of the affected area"
This and other aspects of
urban renewal will be taken
up with Mr.. Hill tomorrow
and prospects for the 26-acre
night. He will speak on plans
urban reenwal project at Wa
tergut in Christiansted.
Sponsor members are urged
to attend the meeting.
, 1963-07-22
Long Island Family

wishes t. exchange - for
two weeks beginning December
%, 1868. Professional couple, 8
Sabotage children, offers fine
4 bedroom house and car in
Huntington, committing dis
lance New York City.
Seek apt. OF House. minimum
2 bedrooms, car, in quiet area
near beach. Race immaterial.
References exchanged.
Write A. E. INSOLIA.
81 Monett Pl. Greenlawn. L. /.
New York
, 1963-07-22
Lieutendnt .

confident that with the addi-
ton of these two men to the
St. Croix branch Of the Police
Department, the people Of St.
Croix can look forward to
better police service, fulfils a
promise made in the month Of
May.
, 1963-07-22

Pan Am
tons offered by each Of the
islands and the accessibility Of
one island to another.
Low cost transportation of
fered by Pan Am between the
United States and the Lesser
also will be Featured
in the promotions.
A northbound flight that
serves ST. Lucia on Wednesday
also touches down at Martin
ique, Antigua, St. Maarten and
st. Croix enroute to San Juan.
E~sT =a=ak.M Es#t#es
, 1963-07-22
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Universal presents
IN COLOR
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
starring :

starring
Herbert LON, Heather Sears
the famous story Of the Opera
House, which became the scene
for mystery and murder
Also latest worldwide News
, 1963-07-22

Luxury !. such installation in com
plant for the King Edward mercial use on the island.
the Seventh Hospital, now In the di~stillation process,
under construction. sea water from three deep
Another dstillation plant is wells is heated to produce
being readied for the Prin- steam. When cooled. the
cess Hotel, now being re- steam condenses and is drawn
modelled. off as pure distillate. The
on the island, visitors to salt impurities are returned
the 20Oroom Carlton to the sea.
Beach drink and battle in Aqua-Chem, which in
pure water distilled from stalled Bermuda,s largest
the sea by special equip water publication plant at
ment installed in the base Kindely Air Fource Base
ment of the hotel Made BY in 1854, was recently grant
Aqua-Chem, Inc, Mauke- ed contract to supply a
sha, Wis, the 32,0OO-gallon large sea water distillaion
, 1963-07-22
Time is Running out !
ENROLL TODAY
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS

In accordance with the provisions of Act No. 953, Fifth
Legislature, approved March :, 1863, notice is hereby given
that Public Hearings will be held as follows:
l. at the Legislative Chambers, Capitol Building, Char
lotte Amalie, 200 o'clock PM, Thursday, July IS
1868, -.
2. at the Government House, Christiansted, St. Croix,
ZOO o'clock PM, Friday. July rs, 1863,
for the purpose Of soliciting the views Of all interested parties
on the operation of the Tax Laws Of the Virgin Islands.
At these Public Hearings the Temporary Tax Revision
Committee will concentrate on the following tax areas
a. Gross Receipts Taxes
b. Trade and Excise Taxes
c. Business License. Fees r
d. Corporation Franchise Taxes
e. Stamp Taxes
f Harbor Fees
Any interested parties shall be afforded an opportunity at
such hearings to present comments and information bearing
on the above ntters, but they will not be precuded from pre-
senting comments and information on any other tax areas
including new sources of revenues.
Persons DESTROYS of presenting such comments and infor-
nation shall submit the same in writing at least "a hours
prior to the time of hearing to the undersigned Chairman Of
the Temporary Tax Revision Committee, Office of the Legisla-
comments may be expanded at the hearings to include recpon-
ses to questioning, provided fair notice is given in the written
comments of the basic position of each party involved.
o H L. ADU
Chairman Temporary Tax
Revision Committee
Dated: July !. 1863.
6.8. 12 16, 19. q, IS
Brodhursts PrinterY offers
FINE QUALITY PRINTING
al me most Reasonable Pica
Evening star., 1963-05-05

Britain's Queen Elizabeth
will see a foremost Washing
ton composer become the
only American to be elected
to the Royal School Of
Church Music at Addington
Palace, Surrey, England.
The honorary diploma will
be bestowed May 20 on DR..
Leo Sowerby, director of the
College Of Church Musicians
at Washington Cathedral,
making him one Of only six
to be elected directly as
Fellows.
The Pulitzer prize-winning
composer heads the institu-
ton which will benefit from
Thursdays preview perform
ance Of "The Threepenny
Opera" at the Arena Stage.
Boxholders for the $3.50
pm. performance include the
A. Britton Browns. Admiral
and Mrs. Neill Phillips, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Symington, the
Clifford Folgers, Hugh Cum
mings, Eugene Meyers and
David Finleys.
Ticket holders include the
Hugh AuchincloSses, Clark
Cliffords, Herbert Mays,
Francis Biddles, Dean Ache
sons, Sir Alwyn Douglas and
Lady Grow, the Edward Har-
Vey Cushings, Mrs. Sutton
Topping, the Calvert Careys.
Edward Burlings, jr., and
scores more.
Bishop Of Washington and
Mrs. william Creighton, and
Dean of the Cathedral and
Mrs. Francis B. Sayre, jr,
also have taken tickets for
the performance, for which
Mrs. C. Leslie Glenn is ham
ding tickets.
y
State visit post mortemS al
ways turn up humorous or
human interest anecdotes,
and the popular Grand Duch-
ess of Luxembourg's was no
exception.
That unseen and ever
present police elite, the Sc
cret Service, are missing a
button. The Identification
lapel kind-at Cape Cana
veral.
What's more, 1t may belong
to the Chief, said its finder,
a representative from an
Eastern State who wonders
whether its owner had to ac-
count for the elusive button
like a missing piece of radium
when requesting a new one.
The sharp-eyed Congress-
man was at the Cape in
connection with a House
Evening star., 1963-05-05
CAPITAL FOOTNOTES
Gov. RomneyMoy Make
The First String, Yet

But it's all on the up-and-
up.
1t all came about because
Senator Hugh Scott, Repub-
lican Of Pennsylvania, got
tired Of watching his COL
leagues publicize their States
products by handing out free
victuals in the Senate dining
room.
Wisconsin cheese, Kansas
pancakes. Vermont maple
syrup, Maryland crab meat,
Maine Holsters and Virginia
apples are just a few of the
foods that have been passed
out over the years.
Since Pennsylvania is more
industrial than agricultural,
Senator Scott decided to get
one up on his colleagues by
staging a day-long Product
Fair" in the big Senate Ap-
preparations Committee hear
ing room. More than 5000
attended.
A deep freeze was among
the products. and at the end
of the day it was given away.
All the names in the Senate
telephone directory were
thrown into the pot.
The winner was Kyran
McGrath. legislative counsel
to Senator Paul Douglas,
Democrat of Illinois. Senator
Douglas, who takes a dim
view of politicians accepting
gifts that might influence
their vote Che personally sets
a top Of $3.50 for gifts de-
cided the deep freeze was all
right, since it clearly was by
chance and no lobbyist was
involved.
Someone suggested to Mr..
McGrath that he might give
the deep freeze to a chill
dren's home. but he said he
runs one of his own. He has
four youngsters under six.
Besides. TITS always de-
lightful to win something
Evening star., 1963-05-05
Debutonte Ball
List Is Announced

Brewster Karrick and the
late District Commissioner,
attending Madeira; Edith
Willis Kaufman, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Kaufman II, also at Ma
deira; Adelaide Van Antwerp
MacMurray, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. Frank Goodnow
MacMurray, at Westover, and
Katharine Pollard Maddux.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Cabell Maddux, jr., at
tending Rosemary Hall.
Also included are the
Misses Amy Bowen Neel,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Ellison Neel, attend
ing Madeira; Louisa Merrick
Parker, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrick Parker, an
other Madeira student; Hope
Ware Putnam, daughter Of
Gen. and Mrs. Elwood r.
Quesada, at Foxcroft. and
Stella Mae Renchard, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Willmot Renchard, at the
Convent Of the Sacred Heart
In Norton. Conn.
The Misses Nancy Mar
shall Robinson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Rob.
inson. q Foxcroft student;
Melissa Tyler Smith. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
s. Dewey, at Holton Arms:
Harriet Potter Stewart,
daughter Of Associate Justice
and Mrs. Potter Stewart. at
Madeira. and Alexandra
Campbell Train, daughter OF
Mr.. and. Mrs. Middleton
Train, attending the Hannah
More Academy. are also In
the group.
Completing the list are the
Misses Adelaide Henry VIII
moare. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin s. Villmoare, at
Madeira: Daphne de Blois
vom Baur, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. Trowbridge vom
Baur, at Madeira; Caroline
Harding Won Schrader.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Atreus Won Schrader, jr., at
Madeira; Sarah Gorham
Webb. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James E. Webb, at Ma
deira, and Belinda Leigh
Winslow, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Burling, jr.,
at Westover.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
SoIzburg
FeteAttructs
Ambassador

Austrian Ambassador Plat
ger will attend and be a pa
tron of an evening of Mozart,
to be called "Salzburg on the
Eastern Shore" May II in the
Wye House gardens near
Easton, Md.
The event, presented by the
Academy Of the Arts of Tai
bot County. will have the dis
tinction of taking place In
the beautiful 18th century box
gardens of Wye House, with
the celebrated orangery in
the background.
The music will be provided
by the Georgetown Univer-
sity Quartet of Washington,
directed by Prof. George A.
Won Ihering, who also plays
the cello.
The Easton Players will
present two scenes from Mo-
zart's life as adapted from
Pushkin and entitled MO
zart and Salieri." A group
from the LaNada Ballet
School will dance two short
ballets set to Mozart's music.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
A Star Is Born

There's a phone booth In
the West Lobby of the White
House that was decked out
the other day to look like a
stage stars dressing room.
That's what 1t was intend
ed to look like. The booth is
used by Helen Thomas, who
covers the White House for
United Press international.
Miss Thomas colleagues were
so enchanted with her take
off of First Lady Jacqueline
Kennedy at the Women's
National Press Clubs annual
stunt party that they fixed
up her booth as the stars
dressing room"
A cheesecloth dust cloth
(clean) formed the draped
curtains. which were topped
by a gold star purloined
from the White House car
penter shop.
But alas, the fun lasted
only a day. mot dignified,"
said the White House staffer
who ordered the decor re-
moved.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING

committee fact finding
junket.
President Kennedy showed
a sharp fashion eye at Tues
day nights White House state
dinner. He correctly identi-
fled as a Givenchy the eve
ming dress worn. by the pert
young wife Of our Ambassa-
dor to Luxembourg, William
Rivkin.
A fashion plate that night,
the diplomats wife said the
toughest part of her new role
is being expected to be one
all the time. She doesn't try
to but feels the pressure Of
public opinion.
The attorney-turned-envoy
and his wife breezed up to
the elegant White House
front door in a taxi amid
the fleets of limousines, ex-
planned the contagiously ex-
cited Mrs. Rivkin to guests at
Wednesday nights reception
for the Grand Duchess at the
Army Navy Country Club.
A man who claimed he was
in love with her, swept up the
petite ENJOYS wife in q big
bear hug. "It's all in the
family" said Senator Hubert
Humphrey, godfather to one
Of the Rivkin's sons.
The popular Grand Ouch
ess, an inveterate gardener,
noted delightedly that the
Charlotte Rose, named for
her, still blooms in the United
Evening star., 1963-05-05

Mr.. Cliburn offered to supply
the key quote.
"I'll write it for you," he
said, reaching for the report
er's notebook. II know it by
heart"
The quote, which Mrs. Gil
burn said is a motto" she
has told all the children to
whom she taught piano, goes
like this:
Musical inspiration is the
gift Of God. Use it with
the purest motives. Aim high
and consider yourself ca
pable of great things. Lend
your talents to the world to
make it better"
- -
There was a time early last
week when Congressional
wives began to have doubts
about inviting Van Cliburn
to play for them. The pianist
customarily brings his own
concert grand piano with
him wherever he plays. It
looked for a time as If his
tight scheduling would make
it necessary for the club to
bring the 1500-pound piano
from Seattle by air freight
I'VE could have bought the
plane for less" Club Presi-
dent Carrie Davis said rue
fully. I'VE began to wonder
why we hadn't invited q
guitar player!"
In the end, 1t turned out
the air flight could not be ar
ranged, and Mr.. Cliburn
made do with another piano
here.
There's another deep freeze
"giveaway" on tap, this time
on Capitol Hill.
Evening star., 1963-05-05

Miss Janet Jennings Auch-
incloss, half sister of Mrs.
John F. Kennedy, will be
among the rs young women
presented at the 1868 WASH
ington Debutante Ball on
Monday, December %. She
is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Dudley Auchin-
Gloss.
Miss Auchincloss, who is
presently attending Miss Por-
ter's school in Pennington.
Conn.,, will also make her
debut at a party given by her
parents in August at their
Newport estate. There is q
possibility that the Ken
nedy's may honor her at the
White House but there has
been no announcement Of
such an event.
The Washington Debutante
Ball will take place at the
Mayflower Hotel and before
hand there will be q dinner
for the sponsoring parents.
the debutantes and the Floor
Committee.
Others being presented at
the ball are the Misses Eve
La Grange Auchincloss.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Carleton Putnam. q st. Tim
othy's student: Anne Clarke
Brady, daughter Of Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Parke H.
Brady, attending lie Fleuron
in Florence, Italy, and Ste
phanie Stirling de Sibour,
daughter OF Mr.. John r. de
Sibour and Mrs. Prochnik
de Sibour. now attending
Madeira.
Also on the list are the
Misses Charlotte Martin
Ecker, daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs. Henry Dunlop Ecker.
attending st. GATHERINGS;
Laura Donelson Fisher,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Adrian Sanford Fisher, at
tending Madeira; Martha Joy
Hamm, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward F. Hamm, jr.,
also attending Miss Porter's,
and Nancy Gruman Huide-
koper, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Shipper Huide-
koper. another Madeira stu
dent.
Among others are the
Misses Elizabeth Moore Kar-
rick, daughter Of Mrs. David
Evening star., 1963-05-05
To Honor Composer;
Post Visit Anecdotes
BY PAT SALTONSTACL

States. She didn't know
whether it blooms in the
White House rose garden.
Other delights: Seeing her
first dogwood in % years
(none grows in Europe); the
White House changes, in
cluding the Truman balcony,
pointed out by the President
and explained to her as they
left by limousine in the pa
rade. Shed make no COM
parsons between today's
White House hospitality and
that Of the '40s when she
was a wartime guest Of the
late President and Mrs. Roo
sevelt, Of whom she said
feelingly. they were so kind
to u.s."
It's q banner year for
babies. or, as the Grand
Duchess noted at her We'd
nesday press conference, she
read in the paper that "it's
chic to be pregnant" Birth
announcements may become
standard procedure for state
visitors schedules.
Prince Jean, who accom-
panied his mother and heard
the news Of his new sons
arrival Wednesday, isn't the
first to receive such tidings
on a state visit. Last fall,
Libya's Crown Prince also
learned Of his child's birth
during a United States state
visit.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
Star staff Writer

Michigan Gov. George
Romney, who insists he is
. not seeking the Republican
Presidential nomination, tan
. talized reporters here the
|. other day with this story:
I: Asked by a newsman, who
; obviously admired his trim
/. physique, whether he had
. been a football player in COL
. lege, the Governor replied
with q grin:
Somebody recently sent a
reporter to check on that
with my old college coach.
, The coach said he'd never
. seen anyone work harder
. with less result"
But who can tell, the Gov
. ernor suggested with a grin.
Estes Kefauver once told
. me he played substitute
: tackle on the second team in
. college. When he ran for the
. state legislature they pro-
NOTED him to first string star
: tackle. When he ran for
Congress he became an ALI
. Southern player. When he
ran for the Senate he became
an All American.
Wonder what they would
have said If he'd gotten the
presidential nomination."
the Governor unused.
Pianist Van Cliburn made
a fan In the press corps the
other day. entirely apart
from his skill as q performer.
Learning that the reporter
was concerned about miss
ing his mothers impromptu
remarks to the CongresSion-
al Club following his concert.
Evening star., 1963-05-05

from a Republican Senator,
he added.
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HuLcREST HrTCHTs-Brick sem
III H9.ENRY MOORE RLTRs.
CAMP SPRINGS

Over acre with walk-out bsmt;,
baths. This ATTRACTIVE brick
home hon .a has hy rm f b5Im. AS Snd
bath on LIST FIR, / bdrm, and
bath on End floor, Anchor fenced
yard. Nice shrubbery. Ideal for
horses and ponies. Nice garden
spot. City water. Macadam road.
Near churches. schools and
stores; S25.95o. Terms;
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UNIVERSITY PARK-open Sat. and
S SSh; bfF. eolo ssG 3 g bs sSs !
WINSTON c. Clay, wa. Jan.
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VACANT
Open / Til Dark
Cheverly, 2412 Valley Way

Vacant 4-bedroom split-level,
Ia sparkling tile baths-bie
sep. din. rm-. lge. country size
kit. wftable space. Bsmt.
v/outside exit. FILA approved 81
$4,000. VA or cony. terms too
DIRs: Out 2Q2 Qandover Rd),
right on GMverly Ave-; turn
Valley Way 70 2412 open house
HAGAN Realty, Inc, UN. 4-s5s3
VETS, no down payment On this ;.
bedrm. home, completely redecorat,
ed, near the Capital Plaza. Large
beautiful wooded lot, Fast posses
son. Call til 2 pm. WA. 1900.
ROBERT S. DAVIS 4 CO., INC.
WOODLAND HGTs., by owner,
b.r. brick rambler, h.-w.h., bgmt
gar, si6,sso. SIP. 7-6707
WOODLAND Hi Ii San exclusive
area Of establ. families. Walk 4
shopping and schools. Large
bedrms., 2 baths, allbrick rambler
incl. h.w.h. and central air cond
This Is q rare beauty, $4,000
pr.Gi R R6Es REALTY s co s,o
'' HOUSES, $4,000 TO $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


81. MATTHIAS
Nearby. Cleal 3oedrm. rambler
spaced kit, h.-Eh. RadGced 10
$3.50. NA.FHA,
PARAMOUNT REALTY 90.
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can't for quick poss. No On. CT and
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TEMPLE HILLs-RsmbIeT. sIi-6rick
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This eustom-6uilt rambler has 4
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bedrm. brk. Colonial. ga. baths. 2
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ANNANDAIE
MOORE

Properties Realtols
ALE AREA-sl1.5Oo, 3
bedrms., full bsmt.s scroened
porch, fenced rear yard, k-aern
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off Columbia pike, lo1o MaplewOod
dr., CT. 6-3io6.
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NOM

College Park-Watch your children
walk to school from this like
new" 3 or 4 bedrm. brk. home
Lge. family rm.s din. rm.s bsmt.i
Va baths, patio. corner lot s2l,Soo
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COLLEGE PARK CAPE con = An
brk- beauty win } bedrms.s fun
din. nm, BIZ enclosed porch, mod
ern kitchen with disposal. Big rec
type bSmt. with ext. A large cor
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

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rambler, Spacious de luxe kitchen,
~ acres q WOODED land. ~ min
utes frqm p; G. 81 ne low low
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HOMEOWNER REALTY
CLINTON

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have payments apply to
PURCHASE PRICE
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