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Evening star., 1963-05-14

Howard University's Law
School. This fellow was recall
ing what a great time we'd had
together at a late, late party
and it wasn't me at all.
MY wife was listening and
what made it so bad was that
she had been out of town at
the time Of this party. I really
had a sinking feeling, wonder
ing how I could explain all this,
when the mans daughter saved
the day. She said. Daddy, that
was Leroy, not Bobby"
y i 4 y
Despite reports that Snead
also works for Pepsi Cola, the
big quarterback is still on the
celery circuit. Norman takes as
signments from the Peace Corps
on a voluntary basis, but gets
paid only when he represents
the Redskins. He wouldn't mind
having a job like Bobby's.
Snead's engagements range
from such varied establish
ments as Toots Shor's restau-
rant in New York to Wake For
est Colleges chapel. A curious
thing happened at Shor's,
where Norman, Alex Webster
and Dick Bielski Of the Colts
and Pitchers Jim Burning and
Ralph Terry were on the same
program.
II kept talking to Webster
and he didn't say a word in
reply" Norman said. II thought
it kind Of funny that he kept
staring out at the audience,
ignoring me. Then I happened
to catch his eye and Alex
turned and said, I'm sorry I
didn't hear you, but I've Just
had an operation on this ear
and can't hear q thing"
Snead says he cant wait"
for the 1868 season to get un-
derway. He thinks he'll improve
although modestly noting that
"I've still got q long way to CO."
Assisting Coach Milt brewer,
his high school coach, with
William and Mary's spring
practice helped, Snead thinks.
Pointing out the mistakes
Of others makes you more con-
scious Of your own" Norman
said. For instance, I told Dan
Henning he watched the re-
ceiver when he dropped back
to pass and gave the play away.
It's something you do without
thinking until you school your
self against it. I know. because
I threw a pass and Henning
said. coach. you looked at the
receiver"
Evening star., 1963-05-14
Ducd'OrSoId
For$3O,0OO

NEW YORK, May IA (AP).
Duo dor. a 4-year-old stakes
winner, brought $4,000 at a
public auction yesterday at
Belmont Park.
Due d'Or's. price topped all
others among the AZ horses Of
racing age, many of them cur
rently in action. which were
auctioned for a total Of $144.-
700, an average of 5000.
Due dor, a brown colt by
Mr.. Music-Lady Waterloo, with
a lifetime record of six wins,
seven seconds and two thirds
Evening star., 1963-05-14
Warren County
Bags 18th Stroight

FRONT ROYAL, Va, May IA
(SpeciaD. - Warren County
High School won its 18th
straight baseball game here
yesterday, rs, over Turner
Ashby in the opener Of the
District 10, Group II cham
pionship playoffs.
Joe Lauder, senior left
handler, allowed the visitors
only three hits and two walks
while striking out 13 batters,
keeping Warren County un-
beaten with his seventh pitch
ing victory. Second game of
the best-of-three series Is
scheduled tomorrow at Dayton,
Va.
WARREN couNTY los 0i0 E7 3 !
sandp and J. Rhodes: Lauder and
Winner.
Evening star., 1963-05-14

for earnings Of $47.529, went
TO Tinkham Veale, I'd. of Gates
Mills. Ohio.
Echoson, a 4-year-old colt
brought $10.500 as second high
price, and was sold to A. j
Bovelle, agent. Of Laurel, Md
My Jerce, a 3-year-old maiden
filly, was third high, going tc
Milton Erlanger Of Oakhurst
N. j., for $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-05-14
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
ST LoUIs.-Allan Thomas. 172
Chicao, stopped Sixto Rodriguez, 176
st. Anselmp, Calf. (9).
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.-Thad spen
Ger, 20l, San Francisco, knocked ou
Monroe Ratliff, 1861, Los Angeles (9)
SYDNEY. Australia.-Arthur Persley
1854, Red Cross, La, outpointed Gar
Cowburn, la. Australia (12).
Evening star., 1963-05-14
ANMsON.s ANGLE
Mitchell Running
At the Mouth
By LEWIS r. ATcHIsoN

Bobby Mitchell must be getting old Yesterday stopped
by the Redskins office route to the dentist He had
toothache and wearing glasses dark frames
with ground lenses.
I'm near-sghted" Bobby said "but don't wear these
too much don't want to have to depend have
Evening star., 1963-05-14

Delta's new Better HaIf
Fare Plan let's rest Of
family ride First Class
at Half-fare with head
Of family at full fare -
except Sunday.
Evening star., 1963-01-15

fourth generation. Tino
ROssi, the singer. lunched there.
Rothschild asked how he'd liked
1t, and Rossi nodded-and gave
him a So tip. Edmond, richest
Of the Rothschilds, kept the So
and said nothing to correct
Rossi's impression that he was
the maitre d..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Gershwin
will be the sole attendants when
/. p. Lazar, the Hollywood lit
erary agent, marries Mary Van
Nuys in Las Vegas. Mitchell
K0wal, the Hollywood actor
who starred in the Polish film
"Jada. Goscie, Jada," now is
doing Voice of America broad
casts. The movie will be Pol
and's entry In the Cannes Film
Festival. Max GOberman,
the show conductor who died
recently, once rehearsed in a
Shubert theater where the air
conditioning was turned off.
He sighed. There are three
kinds Of temperature--C Cent?
grade, Fahrenheit, and Shu-
bert"
Somerset Vaughan, now frail
and ailing at his Riviera villa.
posed q novel thought for some
visiting writer-friends. II have
often wondered" said Maugh-
am, how a writer, cast alone
on a desert isle, would write.
Evening star., 1963-01-15

light Of Honor" In the ready
stage, they are also planning
"36 Hours" and q picture to
be made in a year or so in
Israel.
George Stevens. jr. is doing
a lot for the Hollywood image
in Washington, where he is
head Of the motion picture di-
vision Of the U. S. Information
Agency. Phew, that's q long
title. Two graduates Of the
Perlberg-Seaton USLA film
course arrived in Washington
to work with young Stevens. on
the day Of the Cuban "crisis. :"
He gave them a camera and
dispatched them to Florida to
film a documentary.
The two most important
theater and movie -house own
ers in Hong Kong have the de-
lightful names Of Run Run
Shaw and Run Me Shaw. They
will be in partnership with
Joe Levine for the filming Of
the Pearl Buck story. Imperial
Woman.
Carlo POnti has been in New
York to discuss his five new
movie projects, more than
some Of the so-called major
studios are preparing. Busy
Sophia Loren will star in at
least three of Ponti's movies.
Evening star., 1963-01-15
By sHEILAH GRAHAM

which stars Peter O'TOole. The
professor Is not 700 keen on
the movie. He described 1t as
a horror Western.
Insrid Bergman did not score
the success expected of her
"Hedda Gabler" on British tele-
vision. But Ingrid is not a girl
to give up, and she Is now do
ing the Ibsen play on stage in
Paris--in French, Of course.
Bill Pearlberg was saying he
hadn't slept for nights "and
then I heard that Jayne Mans
field and Mickey Hargitay had
reconciled and that night /
slept like a baby" Bill ami
partner George Seaton have
worked together 2l years, and
that's longer than most Holly
wood marriages last. With
The Hook" launched. "Twi-
Evening star., 1963-01-15
THE LYONS. DEN
Reunion in
The White House

NEW YORK.-At q recent
White House party, Charles X.
FeIdman. the film producer,
saw his ex-wife, Jean Howard,
sitting next to the President.
He noticed JFK suddenly start
laughing. Feldman later asked
his ex-wife about that laughter
She told him JFK had said,
ITS good TO see you and
Charlie together again." ana
she replied. Eyes, but 1t took
the President of the United
States to accomplish that"
Ruth Gordon will star in
MY Mother and Ny Father, -
Lillian Hellman's first comedy.
Cover Champion is directing
the play. >. John X. GaIbraith,
soon returning from his post
as Ambassador to India, will
resume teaching at Harvard.
Evening star., 1963-01-15

about to go out, and her IN
structions to the sitter about
her son: e o'clock is his Please
60 to bedtime; $3.50 is his Go
to bed time; 9 Is his Go to
bed, or else time; $50
SCREAM"
At the memorial services for
Lawrence Langner, founder
head Of the Theater Guild, the
story was told about his friend.
Tom Midgely, who invented
ethyl gasoline. Midgely was Ill
in an Ohio hospital. Katherine
Hepburn, on tour, opened her
play in that same city. That
night Midgely received flowers
from Miss Hepburn Lang
ner, who'd arranged 1t, said:
Most Of my friends send flow
ers to actresses on opening
night. We've reversed It,"
Evening star., 1963-01-15
Vy LEONARD LYONS

Leopold StokOwski is arranging
q music festival at Carnegie
Hall for his new orchestra.
It will have some Of the worlds
foremost concert artists par
ticipating. Ella Fitzgerald
will follow Count Basic into
Basin Street East January 81.
Billy Reed, owner Of the
Little Club, was asked II he was
Jealous about his wife's dancing
with the bearded Howard Keel.
mo. I trust Keel" said Reed.
After all, he's playing the
Disciple in The Big Fisher
man"
Recently Baron Edmond de
Rothschild visited the ski resort
he built at Megave, near the
Swiss border. The Rothschilds,
incidentally, create these prof.
ects for the benefit Of their
Evening star., 1963-01-15

More Good News
For joan, Bette

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). =
More good news for Joan Craw-
ford and Bette Davis. Their
hit movie, What Ever Hap
pened to Baby Jane9" will re-
turn to New York and this time
will get q Broadway showcase.
The profits these old-timers
are making on this movie have
been somewhat exaggerated,
but they are still making plen-
ty-Joan's share will be about
$250.000 and Bette's in the
neighborhood Of $500, 900, This
is more than either Of the gals
ever made on q movie In their
heydays when both were under
contract--Joan to MGM, Bette
to Warmers. And the exploita-
ton trip they are making to
Europe will add more profits.
tRObert PrestOn's movie with
Tony Randall, mot on Your
Life" gets q new title-"Island
Of Love- Of all things! Bob
will be off to London early in
the summer for a picture with
Max Youngstein. He hasn't
stopped working since his "Mu-
sic Man" hit on Broadway four
years or so ago. Bob's latest
completed movie is "All the
Way Home"
50
Jack Lennon could not get
away from Hollywood to New
York for two days of exploita-
ton Of his Days of Wine and
Roses" due to 20 into the Music
Hall. Jack should get an Oscar
nomination for this movie.
Frank Sinatra is very popu-
lar with Barbara Rush, jill st.
John and Phyllis Mcclure. He
told them they could keep all
the lovely dresses they wore in
their movie with him. Come
Blow Your Horn" Next
project for Miss Rush Is a
month in Europe with husband
Warren Cowan.
Carol Charming wears four
pairs Of false eyelashes at the
same time, to give that thick"
effect. Carol, blind as a bat,
Is now trying contact lenses.
Ah
Only Danny Kaye could be
so nonchalant. AS I hear 1t,
Danny was flying his plane in
the East a few weeks ago, sud-
denly had a pain in his side
and pointed the plane toward
the Mayo Clinic In Minnesota,
where / believe he had his ap-
pendix removed!
Professor Lawrence, brother
Of the real Lawrence Of Arabia,
has given away all the money
he received for sale Of the film
Evening star., 1963-01-15

if he knew nobody else would
ever read it,"
Alfred HitchcoCk's luggage,
when he returned to Hollywood
last week, included a ham from
Ireland. q grapefruit from
Florida and a bunch Of grapes
from Belgium-all for his wife
Salvador Dali distributed,
in the lobbies Of hotels. theaters
and restaurants leaflets an
nouncing his autograph signing
session at the Doubleday Book
Shop Richard Widmark
flew to London for a three day
session on his new film project.
4
A young, brilliant oxford
Don was at a London party,
where a contentious woman
snapped at all the guests. She
turned upon him and asked:
why aren't you in uniform,
out defending our civilization? :?
e. Madam" replied the OK
ford Don, Il am the civilization
they are defending"
This babysitter story was told
by Bernie Allen, the comic. It
Evening star., 1963-01-15

This babysitter story was told
by Bernie Allen, the comic. It
concerned the mother who was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27
STOLEN OR DEsTRoYED7
Reserve Bank Loses
SIS Million in Bonds

The certificates we're dated
to mature May Is. Since one
interest date already has passed
and no coupons have been pre-
sented for collection, Govern
ment investigators feel their
theory that the documents
were destroyed by mistake Is
strengthened.
Treasury. Secret Service and
Federal Reserve Investigators
participated In the search for
any evidence that would track
down the missing certificates.
The 18th Federal Reserve
District bank In San Francisco,
the spokesman said. plans 10
make a statement today 10 ex-
plain In detail what occurred.
The securities were placed In
the Federal Reserve bank as
collateral by q member bank,
which has not yet been formally
notified OF the loss. The loss
must be Incurred by the district
bank. not the member bank or
the Federal Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27
2 New York
Newspapers
Raise Prices

NEW YORK. Mar. 81 (AP)
THE Times and the Herald
Tribune said today they viii.
raise their newsstand weekday
prices from S cents to 10 cents
on resuming publication after
the To-day shutdown.
The News and the Mirror,
tabloids, said their prices would
stay at 5 cents.
All four are morning news
papers, expected to appear on
the stands tomorrow.
The Times said the Sunday
price will remain at 80 cents
in the metropolitan area and
Long Island. but will go from
IS to 40 cents in a zone from
SO to 200 miles from New York
City. Beyond 200 miles the
present 50-cent price will re-
main the same.
The three Manhattan after
noon papers-the World Tele-
gram g. Sun, Journal American
and Post-sold for 10 cents be-
fore the strike. Spokesman at
the papers said they had no
knowledge Of any plans to in
crease that price.
The Long Island Press and
Long Island Star-Journal have
been selling at five cents and
there was no indication they
planned to increase their prices.
Earlier Story on Page A-4)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27
BY the Associated Press

A Government spokesman
said today Treasury securities
worth SIS million have been
missing from the Federal Re-
serve Bank In San Francisco
since last summer. He said
the best evidence indicates
the securities we're destroyed
accidentally.
A spokesman for the Federal
Reserve system confirmed
much Of a report carried by the
San Francisco Examiner In a
copyrighted story.
The newspaper had said the
~ negotiable Government
securities were. either stolen or
burned by error.
II they we're stolen II would
be the biggest theft In United
States history.
The Federal Reserve spokes-
man described the securities as
certificates OF Indebtedness. a
shorter term issue than bonds,
and said they were In II pieces
worth SIS million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27
BY PAUL HOPE
Star staff Writer

The Department Of Health
Education and Welfare pro-
posed today TO locate a $34
million environmental health
center on a Government-owned
tract at Beltsville, Md.
Testifying before a Senate
Appropriations
Secretary Celebreeze said the
land would be transferred free
from the Dpartmnt Of Agri-
culture. The HEW budget
proposed for fiscal 1864 had
requested $2.3 million for land
acquisition and planning.
HEW has been trying for two
years 10 win approval for To-
eating the center in the WASH
ington area. but has run into
stiff opposition from some Con-
gressmen who want the center
located In their States.
The department originally
proposed 10 buy a site on Route
10 north Of Rockville.
James r. Kelly, HEW budget
officer. told the Senate sub
committee today that the CEN
ter would employ about 1000
In the beginning with an an
nual payroll Of SIC million.
He said the department wants
to acquire enough land so that
the center could be expanded.
Ultimately. the center is ex-
pected 10 cost about $78 million
and employ around $500 peo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27

pie with a payroll of s45 million
a year.
Mr. Celebrezze said the De-
partment Of Agriculture has
agreed to donate 400 acres OF
land at Beltsville. He said the
proposal TO locate the center
there has been submitted to
the National Capital Planning
Commission.
The project must be APP
proved by NCPC. House and
Senate Appropriations Commit
tees also would have TO approve
the money.
Senator Robert c. Byrd.
Democrat OF West Virginia,
told Secretary celebrezze at
the committee hearing today
that he thought II would be
commendable 10 get the land
without cost but ne said ne
felt sure land could be obtained
elsewhere also without cost.
Some have questioned the
advisability OF locating (the
CENTER In the Washington
area IL would add 10 the heavy
congestion already here and
this ought 10 be a factor 10 be
considered" he said.
Senator Byrd also said that
Federal facilities should be dis
persed as much as possible.
II hope this
will give this matter most
severe consideration before APP
proving this appropriation
item" Senator Byrd said. II
feel this appropriation will be
in for a hard time II you insist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27
$34 MILLION CENTER
HEW Asks BeItsviIIe Site

on locating it in the Washing
ton area"
Secretary Celebrezze said the
center should be in the WASH
ington area so II would be near
HEW headquarters and near
other research agencies doing
related work. Much Of the en-
vironmental health center's ac-
tivities would be the study OF
pesticides and air and water
contamination.
President Kennedy. In his
health message 10 Congress
last month. urged congressional
approval OF the establishment
OF the center In the Washing
ton area.
Mr.. Kelly said that Sl.2 mil
lion Of the S2.3 million appro-
priation request was for land
acquisition. Since the land
would be free, there would be
a saving Of Si.2 million. he
said.
Apparently the department
has abandoned any plan TO
acquire the site near Rockville
Mr.. Kelly said the Beltsville
location. which Is In Prince
Georges County. would be
closer 10 downtown Washing
ton and that the Capital belt
way which Is being constructed
would give II easy access 10
the National Institutes Of
Health near Bethesda.
HEW officials said they
hoped TO get clearance for the
project from the National Cap
itm Planning Commission
within q few weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27
iran Cabinet Ordered
To Drive Small Cars

TEHERAN. Iran, Mar. q
(AP).-The government yes
terday told cabinet ministers
they must get rid Of their lux
ury automobiles and buy small
cars.
The pronouncement was
made by Minister Of State
Jehangir Tafazuli in introduce
ing new import restrictions
He said imported luxury cars
will be subject to heavy duties.
Lesser duties will be imposed
on small cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27
US. Buys SIS Million
More in u. N. Bonds

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y,
Mar. q (AP).-The United
States delegation today de-
livered a check for 1854 million
10 the United Nations, marking
It's third purchase OF U. N.
bonds.
That brought the total OF
United States payments Ia
1852 million and the total cash
purchases Of the 5000 million
bond issue by all countries 10
more than $3.50 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27

trists who had examined the
youth.
The defense medical testi-
mony showed that Kent was a
pronounced schizophrenic (split
personality of an undifferen-
tiated type-no established
pattern for his abnormal be-
havior.
His mother, Mrs. Courtney
Kent, testified that since child
hood the boy suffered from fire.
quent frances, apparent perse-
cution complex. sadistic atti-
tudes towards animals and
heard strange voices ordering
him to hide.
The defense testimony con-
See E Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27

news COIlIeT6DCe.
The cost-of- Living index for
February was IL per cent
above that of a year ago.
Higher prices for fresh citrus
fruits. vegetables, and apparel
we're largely responsible for the
advance, Mr.. Chase said.
"If you take out the abnor-
NAL increases in fruits and
vegetables. the index would be
the same in February as it was
in December" he said.
Food Price Drop Seen
He added that the Labor De-
partment does not anticipate
much change in the March
cost Living index. He said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27
Rose Kennedy Abroad

LONDON, Mar. 81 (AP)-
Mrs. Rose Kennedy. mother of
the President. arrived in Lon
don today for a two-day private
visit. She flew here from Paris.
The United States Embassy
said she will be a guest Of Am
bassador and Mrs. David X. E.
Bruce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27
Soviet Files Protest
On FreighterA Attack
EXILES STAGE NEW ASSAULT
ON RED CRAFT, MIAMI HEARS

MIAMI, Fla, AP).-A Russian freighter was at
tackled and damaged severely by anti-Castro forces last
night In the Cuba sugar port Of Isabella de Sagua, the
Miami News said today.
A spokesman for Commando L. an anti Castro action
organization, told the news the freighter still is afloat,
but badly in need of repair to keep it from sinking.
A raiding party carried out the attack, then returned
safely and without casualties to its base somewhere in
the Caribbean" the spokesman said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27

as the jury Of eight men and
four women handed down their
verdict after the five-day trial.
Judge Edward A. Tamm with
held sentence pending a pro-
baton report and remanded
Kent to st. Elizabeths Hospital.
The split verdict was the Sec
ond such recorded in the United
States District Court here.
In the first case, two months
ago, the Jury also convicted a
defendant Of robbing two
women but found him not
guilty, by reason of insanity,
of raping them.
Indicted on 8 Counts
Kent, a husky 6-foot-talI
basketball player, was indicted
on eight counts Of robbery,
HOUSEKEEPING and rape.
The indictment charged him
with breaking into a young
woman's apartment in June,
1862, robbing her Of $12, and
beating her until she submitted
to rape; Of breaking into a
second woman's apartment in
August, 1852, and robbing her
Of SIT, and Of breaking into a
young secretary's apartment in
September, 1862, robbing her
of $l4 and raping her after he
struck her in the head with a
flattron.
He was sent to st. Elizabeths
Hospital and found mentally
competent to stand trial. His
defense attorney. Mark Sand
ground, did not rebut evidence
that Kent committed the
crimes but presented an elab-
crate insanity defense, calling
10 psychologists and psychia-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27
Castro to Speak

HAVANA. Mar. ~ (AP)-
Prime Minister Fidel Castro
has an appointment Saturday
in Matanzas. a provincial cap
ital on Cuba's north coast SO
miles east Of Havana. He will
address Matanzas province
members OF his United Party
OF the Socialist Revolution.