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Evening star., 1963-03-04

spades in a desperate attempt
to make the contract. Mrs.
Rebner overruffed. got out
safely with a low diamond, and
eventually got a heart trick to
set the contract two tricks.
Are you wondering how Mrs.
Rebner knew that her partner
had no diamonds2 If South
had no diamonds he was going
to make the contract no mat
ter what East returned. The
best chance to defeat the con-
tract was to play West for q
void in diamonds and to make
Evening star., 1963-03-04

LEE CASTLE, con-
duetOr Of Jimmy
Dorsey OTehsSirG,
says, "In my work
a good head Of hair
Is a muJt-Thomas
treatment does h."
Evening star., 1963-03-04

round steak and seven other
vitGmins your meals may lack.
But BREAKFAST VITAMINs do
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also contains blood-strength-
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Evening star., 1963-03-04
SHERWOOD ON BRIDGE
Use Your Deuces to Guide Purtner

considering another card. And
at all these tables South made
his game contract.
West discarded a club on the
king of diamonds, and East
continued with a low diamond
South ruffed with the nine OF
spades, and then drew three
rounds of trumps.
Declarer could then get to
dummy with the king of hearts
to lead the queen of diamonds
through East. This was sure tc
set up a diamond trick, and de-
clarer could return to dummy
with the ace Of hearts to dis
card the losing heart on the
jack of diamonds.
Deft Deuce
One defender defeated de-
clarer with a deft deuce. Mrs.
Stella Rebner, who has won
national championships in
three countries, returned the
deuce Of diamonds at the third
trick.
This thoughtful play forced
West to ruff. West naturally
returned a club, and the con-
tract was doomed.
South could have saved a
trick by discarding the jack OF
hearts from dummy on the
third round of clubs, but he
ruffed with dummy's jack Of
Evening star., 1963-03-04
BY WoIt Disney

mean and where did 1t start7-
Dairy Stein. Queens. New York.
Answer; Apparently some
dictionary editors omit this
word. even in college level word
books. because they feel II Is q
trick" word. Indeed. II would
have been forgotten long ago
except for the widespread-and
mistaken belief that II Is the
longest word In English.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =
ism" was coined by British
Prime Minister Gladstone 10
describe the beliefs OF those
who opposed his bill 10 discs
tablish the Church OF Ireland.
Incidentally. he won and the
Irish Church was disestablished
by act Of Parliament IN 1859,
Evening star., 1963-03-04
NeW Vitan1in
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ron Does More
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II. It's called BREAKFAST
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Medical records show that
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Evening star., 1963-03-04

This word was coined early IN
this century by Gelett Burgess.
At first It's use was pretty
much limited TO the book pub
fishing trade where a "blurb"
was a statement OF lavish
praise printed on the dust
jacket OF a book. Later II came
10 mean any exaggerated ad-
yertising claim. such as appears
on product packages and In ad-
yertising generally.
Burgess. incidentally. at
tained his chief fame as the
author OF the rhyme about the
Purple Cow:
I neUer SdD purple coiD, I
neUer hope 10 see one:
But I can tell vou, dnvhotD.
I'd rather see than be one"
This nonsense verse became
Evening star., 1963-03-04

sure that West made good use
Of the situation.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one heart,
and the next player passes.
You hold:
AQ5 0Q872 OAK 10532%8
What do you say?
Answer: Bid two diamonds.
You can jump to four hearts
at your next turn, thus show
ing your distribution as well
as your strength. Partner
may see a good chance for a
slam even with a quite modest
hand.
(cOpyriEht, 1868. Gen. Features corp.)
Evening star., 1963-03-04

so popular that IT came TO
haunt It's author. He regarded
himself. with some justice. as
a novelist and illustrator OF
distinction. so II CALLED him TO
be forever known as Purple
Cow" Burgess. Finally he put
his thoughts into another
verse:
An, yes, I iDrote the Purple
CotO"
I'm sorry now ! wrote iti
But ! can tell you, dHvhoiD.
ri kill vou " you quote ~
Question: How come anti
sestablishmentarianism" isn't
In the dictionary What does II
Evening star., 1963-03-04

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Evening star., 1963-03-04
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
HI AND LOIS
B1DDIE AND BERT
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question; Many years ago |
ran across q word which / have
since forgotten. However. :
have watched, listened and
read, hoping 10 find II again
all 20 no avail. The word refers
10 those portions Of an adver-
tisement which supplement,
clarity or exaggerate the prod
net being advertised.--M Michael
shandor, Silver Spring, Md.
Answer: The word you are
looking for may be "blurb." +"
Evening star., 1963-03-04
BY ALFRED sHEINwoLD

The advice for the day in
Poor Alfred's Almanac is: Take
care of your deuces, and your
aces will take care of them
selves. One use for a deuce is
to force your partner to adopt
the right defense.
West dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
AJ10
2AKJ
oQJ9876
&K6
WEST EAST
A632 AQ5
01054 0Q872
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@AJl09542 80
SOUTH
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West North East South
80 80 Double 3A
Pass a. All Pass
Opening lead: Ace of clubs.
West opened the ace Of clubs
and continued with the deuce,
allowing East to ruff. What
should East return2
The hand was played in q
tournament, and at most tables
the East player returned the
king Of diamonds without even
Evening star., 1963-03-04
WHAT SUCCESSFUL MEN SAY
ABOUT THOMAS HAIR HELP

Successful men all walks life recognize the Importance of good looking
head hair Obviously good head hair makes look little
And because he looks youngerh have little edge his progress
Evening star., 1963-03-04
WORD GAME
Find 20 or more words in
MIS- T r u ST

meaning ito regard with
suspicion. Average mark is 16
words; time limit, rs minutes.
Rules Of the game: 1. Words must
be Of four or more letters. 2. Words
which acquire four letters By the addi-
tion Of "s." such a. bats" ''cats,"
are not used. 3. Only one form Of q
word Is used. 4. Proper names are not
used.
Evening star., 1963-03-04
Answer. "a LOGORRHEA

Answers 10 LOGoRRHEA
large, largo, lore, loRe. ogle. ogre, oleo
oral. orle, galore, gale, saol, geal
gear. gerah, glare, goal. gere. goer
coral, rare. rale. rage. real, regal, rear
rhea, roar, role. hale, hare, halo, heal
hear. hero, herl hole. hoer, hoar. horal
earl. ergo, eral. ager, aloe, argol.
Evening star., 1963-03-04

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Jackson advocate., 1963-06-01

lege Chaplain; Eddie O'Neal;
Nettie Thomas; Doris Bracey,
and Mrs. Margaret White, q ma
tive Of Switzerland, whose hus-
band Is an instructor at the
Tougaloo College were arrested
for picketing downtown stores.
Wednesday morning mean
while, as the police braced them
selves for another series Of sit
in demonstrations, and possible
marches, Mayor Thompson an
nounced that a number Of Ne
groes would be Immediately put
in training for early appointe
to the force along with a num-
Der of Negro school crossing
guards.
In commenting on the state
ment Of Rev. Haughton at the
Jackson advocate., 1963-06-01

He said, no Minister, includ-
ing Martin Luther King, has .
right to dupe ignorant into fol-
lowing their schemes under the
guise Of christianity. Joseph
Albright lookup where Editor
Greene left off, and asserted
that the real fight is against
communism, and pledge himself
to continue to work for the best
interest Of Jackson, the States,
and all Of its people.
The meeting Monday after
noon was followed by a meet
ing Monday Night at which
Medger Evers, State Secretary
Of the NAACP announced that
demonstrations would begin
Tuesday as a result Of the fail
ure Of the Mayor and Commits
sioners and the Negro group
to reach any kind of an agree
ment for immediate action.
The demonstrations started
Tuesday with sit-in attempts
at Walgreen Drug Store, Wool
worths, and H. L. Green Store.
The sit-in were resorted to, ac-
cording to reports, because
there was not enough evidence
Of support from the Negro
community to show the kind Of
massive demonstration that the
NAACP is hoping to bring
about.
The violence that followed the
attempt sit-ins including the
beating of two or three Ne
gro youths by White men, the
beating of one or two White
Professors from Tougaloo Sou
thern Christian, who along with
one Of the Negro youth had to
be treated at a local hospital
as a result Of beatings at the
hands of White men.
Including among those at
tempting the sit-ins are Bennie
Oliver, Of Angulla; Memphis
Norman, of Virgins; Pearlina
Lewis, of Jackson, Annie
Moody, of Centerville; Tom
Beard, of Jackson, and George
Raymond, of New Orleans, Lo.,
Joan Tranpauer, and Louis
Chaffee, repeatedly white teach
er from Tougaloo Southern
Christian College, Rev. Ed
King, white Chaplain of the
College, and Prof. John R. Sal
ter, a white Professor of
Tougaloo College.
Two white men were arrested
in connection with the beatings.
Shortly after the beating
which took place as a result of
sit-in attempts at Woolworth
lunch counter, both Woolworth
and Walgreen Drug Store clos
ed the lunch counters.
Earlier Tuesday Mrs. Lillian
King, wife of the Tougaloo Col
Jackson advocate., 1963-06-01

mass meeting the Mayor said
that the minister gave out more
than he had promised to do and
stated further that no more
closed door meetings will be
held but all meetings in the
future will be open to the pub
lie.
Jackson advocate., 1963-06-01

calling upon the Mayor to ap-
point q bi-racial Committee to
deal with the city's race rela-
tions problems, naming the
members Of q Committee and
Jackson advocate., 1963-06-01

head by Prof. /. s. Sanders,
former Principal Of Lanier High
school in q resolution calling
for the complete abolition Of
racial segregation in the city,
Jackson advocate., 1963-06-01

calling upon the Mayor Com
missioners to meet with the
committee to discuss the pro-
posals contained in the resolu-
ksnn
Jackson advocate., 1963-06-01

Confined From Page One)
NAACP was Joined by the local
Council Of Human Relations
Evening star., 1963-12-29
DREAMY SAVINGS ON
PRETTY AND PUFFY
PILLOWS IN PAIRS

Whatever notion your pretty head has about
q pillow to lie on, we'll match It with pillows.
in-poirs sovings. Don't be caught noppine on
ordinary pillows -. check our sovines.
Sumergrade' imported goose downpillows,
savings-priced in pairs, all in cut sizes
12A. Supreme, white eoosedown, 22x28",
blue on white cotton, regularly 1000 each,
2 for 1899
LIB. Boby goosedown, l3xl7", cotton soteen
piped in pink or blue, regularly 4.o9 each,
for 7.90
12C. Diplomat, white goose down, 22x2s",
woven stripe cotton, regularly 1926 each,
2.for 22.99
I'D. Atkins, white goose down, 22x2s", zip
pered, interined, regularly 1875, 2 for 29.99
12E. Senator, eoosedown, 2ox26", stripe
cotton ticking, regularly 1925, 2 for 1879
12F. Dover, 5o% down. 5o9S feathers, pink,
blue cotton, regularly 1925, 2 for 1899
12G. Amhvrst, not shown, oo06 goose
feothers, 1879 down, floral cotton, regularly
7.oo, 2 for 1899
l2H. Bolster, not shown, goose down, 2lx3o"
cotton ticking, regularly 1925. 2 for 31.99
Pillows by Sumergrade, DacronO polyes-
ter fiber-filled for easy-care fluffiness
12J. Bolster, 2lxs0". blue woven stripe cotton
ticking, regularly 1875, 2 for 1899
12K. Atkins leader, 20 ounce, 2lx27", cotton
woven stripe, regularly $50. 2 for 9.99
12L. Dumont, "a ounce, 2sx29". pink or blue
floral cotton, regularly 7.99, 2for 1899
I'm. MI, 2lx27", cotton percoIe in pink. blue,
yellow, white, regularly 5oo, 2 for 999
I'm. De Luxe, % ounce, 22x2e", white on.
white cotton ticking, regularly 7.99. 2 for 1899
l2P. Youth. 1927. not shown, white cotton
ticking, regularly 4.o9, 2for 7.99
12Q. Baby, l3xl7"; blue or pink cotton print
ticking, not shown, regularly 500, z for 6.79
Atkins pillow pairs in breathing-core
whipped and nodded foam rubber
l2R. Super King, Upper cotton percoIe,
regularly 9.9o, 2for 1899
12S. Boby, cotton, regularly $40, z for 5.99
LIT. Extra plump, regularly 5.oo, 2for 9.99
12V. King, regularly 7.9o, 2 for 12.99
Not shown, pillow protectors with zippers
12W. Regular, white cotton, regularly l.2o,
each 99c
Tx. Plastic coated nyIon protectors in pink,
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VTTIAEY 1907 z. /. Ave. NE.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-16
THE PASSING SHOW
Mexican FoIkIorico
Again Is q DozzIer
By HARRY MACARTHUR
Star staff Writer

The Mexcans at least those Of the Ballet Folklorco Of
Mexico are talented ingraang and vastly entertaining
people The company paid Washington visit yesterday
for single pm performance at Washington Coliseum and
dazzled full house of more than 5000
Mexican dancing folk ballet, as performed BY Amalia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-16

Lady" was 81 million. ! didn't
know they were still handing
these out.
Except for Elizabeth Taylor,
Of course. There isn't q pro-
Queer with whom l have talked
who is not willing to pay her 81
million fee. Marty RansOhoff
still wants her for "The Sand
piper" next summer In Holly
wood. She viii do it Il Richard
Burton Is either in the same
film, or has one to make in Hol-
lywood at the same time. She
would very much like to be in
Burton's Hamlet" but there
are only two good parts for a
woman, 0phelia and the Queen.
Ten years ago she might have
been a good 0phelia. And in 10
years she could be a good Queen.
ROmy Schneider and AIain
Delon have, or now it may be
had AN unusual arrangement
for living. Their house In Paris
was divided into three sections,
one for her, one for him and
one for his agent Georges
Beaume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-16

Stage
National Dark. "Hello.
Dolly" starts Wednesday.
Arena Stage Dark. Battle
Dream" resumes tomorrow.
Screen
AmbassadOr-"No, My OAR
ling Daughter; LIS, $3.50, SIS,
7:45 and $50 pm.
Apex - "Wuthering
Heights; 1870, $3.50, $50, TBS
and 9:4Op.m.
Calvert - "Rear Window:
$40 and 9:55 pm. League of
Gentlemen; pm.
DupOnt-'Knife in the Water;
1, 2:4O, 4;SO, 6:15, $40 and
1Op.m.
Embassy - Twilight Of
Honor; las, S:45, 5:45, 7:45
and $50 pm.
Keith's-"McLintock"; II am,
lilo, 800, $50. 7:4O, $50 pm
Macarthur - Murder at the
Gallop"; 6:15, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan mo, My
Darling Daughter; 11:4O am.
lao, $40, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:5C
pm.
Ontario - Der Rosenkava
ier";; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Palace - 1.-THE Wheeler Deal
erS"; $50, ESQ and 9:5Op pm.
Playhouse - "Divorce-Ital
ian Style; IL, 4:4O and 90:
pm. "Boccaccio TO-; 1:55 and
$40 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-16
New Shows on
Stuoe, Screen

Tomorrow night: The Smoth-
ers Brothers, folk song satirists,
at the Shoreham Hotel Blue
Room, through New Years Eve
Wednesday: Hello, Dolly"
with Carol Claiming as 1.-THE
Matchmaker" Of a musical YER
sion Of the Thornton Wilder
play, at the National Theatel
for two-and-a-half pre-Broad
way weeks. kings of thu
Sum-" a film spectacle abou
the ancient Mayans starring
Yul Brynner, at RKO-Keith's
Theater.
Thursday: "The Cardinal, "
Otto Preminger'S screen yer.
sion of the beSt-seller, with Tom
Tryon, Carol Lynley and John
Huston (acting, not directing },
at the Trans-Lux.
Friday: Lord Of the Flies, "
film adaptation of the novel by
William Golding, at the Play
house. -Four for Texas"
new Western with Frank
Sinatra and Dean Martin top
ping a cast that is rounded out
by Ursula Address and Anita
Ekberg, at the Metropolitan and
Ambassador Theaters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-16
The Broadway
Scorebourd

The sole new arrival on the
Broadway scene last week was
the new Noel Coward musical
version Of Terence Rattigan's
THE Sleeping Prince" called
1.-THE Girl Who Came to Sup.
per-" 1t was hailed by four Of
the six daily paper reviewers,
according to the Associated
Press count. Dissenters as well
as those approving the festivi.
ties, however, found Florence
Henderson a sweetheart. Which
was what almost everybody
thought about Marilyn Monroe
in the movie version with Sir
Laurence Olivier, 1.-THE Prince
and the Showgirl."
0ff-Broadway the weeks &C.
tivity was confined to one open.
ing and one poStponement
"Burlesque on Parade" amused
one critic, left five others moi
amused. The opening of Strind.
berg'S "Crime and Crime" was
postponed until tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-16

Hernandez'S bright and lively
troupe, has spice and flavor
distinctly its own. Its roots are
in two alien cultures-that of the
invading Spanish and that of the
Mexican Indians who we're al
ready there.
Purely Indian, for instance,
IS LOS Quetzales de Puebla,"
in which the male members Of
the company dance while wear
ing six-foot circular headdresSeS
inspired by Montezuma's crown.
1t Splashes with color and the
skill required to perform it is
awe-inspiring every time.
On the other hand, there is
q Fiesta Veracruzana," which
is decidedly Spanish even if it
does have Vera Cruz accent,
with a street band providing
instrumental accom- paniment
and songs that comment on the
dances. Miss Hernandez. herself
takes a leading role in this one
and again yesterday demon
strated her complete mastery
Of the dance form she has
championed around the world.
The Folklorico repertoire also
includes a group Of old Michoa-
can dances and songs, a Huas-
teca wedding dance, a Tehuan-
tepec wedding dance, a Yaqui
Indian deer dance, a Magyar
Spanish celebration Of Christ
mas in Jalisco and a major
work called LOS Tarascos."
The Tarascans are Indians
who have preserved their pre-
Hispanic way of life and this
dance is a sort of seven-stages-
of-Tarascan-man narrative. 1t is
both dramatic and comic, rang
ing in mood from an affecting
choral number, LA Muerte,"
to playful mock bullfight. This
mixture Of tears and laughs,
life and death, is evident in
others Of the Mexican dances.
One, for example, is about a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-16
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

Ferrer is unhappy with the re-
views which gave The Girl
Who Came to Supper" to pretty
Florence Henderson. But
even Sir Laurence Olivier lost
out when he did the same story
as a film, 1.-THE Prince and the
Showgirl," with MariIyn Mon.
roe. The man has to be played
as a middle-aged mouse.
Yet another son Of a famous
father is making good as an
actor. Glenn FOrd's 18-year-old,
Peter, does very well in bis
fathers film, "The Out-of-Town
ers." Peter has a good singing
voice and would like to appear
on stage in a musical. :.
Those 80 slot machines in Sina-
tra's Robin and the Seven
Hoods" do everything except
pay off. They are dummies.
l hear that Audrey Hep
burns price for my Fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-16
HOLLYWOOD
Frank, ST., Gives
Frank, L., Advice
HOLLYWOOD CNAN

HOLLYWOOD (NANA).-
Frank Sinatra, ST., has suggest
ed to young frankie that he
continue his tour with the Tom
my Dorsey band and accompa-
ny them to Europe next month.
There is nothing like work to
take your mind off a dreadfuIly
unpleasant experience. Sinatra
himself expects to return to his
picture, robin and the Seven
Hoods" today at Warmers. &.
Jackie Gleason has been bend
ing Otto Preminger's ear about
starring in Genius" Jackie
enjoys making movies, which
surprises me because he dis
likes the early hours. Maui
reen 0'Sullivan's pretty daugh-
ter Mia has been dating 0rsOn
Bean, who plays Maureen's SON.
in-law in their play, Never Too
Late" Alfred Hitchcock in
vited Grace Kelly to Hollywood
to watch the filming of MAR
ME-" which she was originally
supposed to do, but the Princess
has already left the States with
out making the trip to the
Coast. :. Rita HaywOrth and
Gary Merrill have resumed in
Madrid where they left off in
Hollywood. But without the
fights. Forrest Tucker re-
hearses for Fair Game for
Lovers" by day, but at night he
and his tiny wife MariIyn-She
must use a stepladder to kiss
him-have acting dates in the
clubs and hotels around New
York. They spend Christmas
Eve, which Is sooner than we
think, performing at the Ra-
leigh Hotel in upstate New York.
Shari Lewis Is busy read
ing scripts for two Broadway
plays. -. And 0scar-winner
Henry Mancini has a dozen
songs ready for his Broadway
show next season. Jose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-16

ranchero who pauseS for a nirt
alton on his way to his wedding
then goes on to become a bride.
groom and dispatch a would-be
rival with a machete.
All of the Mexican troupe's
dances are colorfully coStumed
accompanied by beguiling mu.
sic and staged by Miss Her.
nandez with an eye to excite.
ment. They were performed
with spirit and skill yesterday
by a splendid company headed
by Martha Garcia, Pillar San.
chez, Emma Puido, Gabriel
Logo, Carlos Navarrete, Jorge
Tiller and Rene Rivera.
And that handsome new stage
with gold curtains yeti and
lighting equipment installed by
Harry Lynn seem to have
solved all Of the Coliseum prob.
lens in that department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-16
WHERE AND WHEN
'urrent Stage and Screen Shows and Show Times

Plaza - "Sin You Sinners;
HISS am, 1:2O, 2:45, 4:10, SIS,
Z, 8:25 and $50 pm.
Town 1.-THE Secret
Passion; 1920, 2:45, sos, 7::S(
and s:55 pm.
Trans-Lux - under thu
Yum-Yum Tree; 11:35 am.
1:SO, $3.50, $50, 1880 and 9:5;
pm.
Uptown ''How the West
Was Won; SPIN.
Warner-"Cleopatra";; 8 pm