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Evening star., 1963-02-02
Emergency
Planning
ToBe Topic

Mr.. Edward A. McDer-
mott, director OF the Office
of Emergency Planning, will
address the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club on
Monday at its New Hamp-
shire avenue NV. clubhouse.
Mr.. McDermott. who has
served for the last year in
his present position. will
speak on the subject. "Emer-
gency Planning During the
Cuban Crisis"
Before the Office OF Emer-
gency Planning was set up in
February. 1862, Mr.. McDer-
mott was deputy director OF
its predecessor, the Office OF
Civilian and Defense Mobili-
zation.
In his present position, Mr..
McDermott advises and as
sists the President in all
phases Of non-military de-
fense, is a member OF the
National Security Council.
and represents the United
States on various NATo
committees.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
VIII. Poyne
Cleared in
Wife's Death

A second-degree murder in
dictment against William
Howard Payne, Washington
lawyer, has been dismissed on
the grounds that the Govern
ment lacked sufficient evidence
to connect Mr.. Payne with his
wife's death.
Chief District Court Judge
Mathew S. MCGUIRE dismissed
the indictment Wednesday on
the motion of the United States
attorneys office.
Mr.. Payne, SO, Of the 2600
block Of Fifteenth street NV,
had been charged with causing
his wife's death last June IL
by a blow struck her seven
days before.
Mrs. Payne, also So, died in
the hospital from a rupture Of
the liver.
On July 27. Mr.. Payne
pleaded not guilty in District
Court to the indictment.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Ex-Lubor Secretaries
To Be Bunquet Guests

President Kennedy and three
former Labor Secretaries will
be guests at a Labor Depart
ment 50th Anniversary banquet
on March 4.
The dinner. following an ALL
day schedule Of lectures and
ceremonies. will be attended by
former secretaries Frances Per-
kins, James p. Mitchell and
Arthur J. Goldberg.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Andersons
Entertain
At thinner

The Chief of Naval Opera
tions and Mrs. George w.
Anderson entertained at a
black tie dinner In Admiral's
House last night in honor of
Admiral and Mrs. Walter F.
Boone.
Admiral Boone took over
December l as Deputy Asso-
ciate Administrator for De-
fense Affairs with the Ma
tional Aeronautics and Space
Administration.
Most of the guests we're
members Of the space agency
team and their wives.
In addition to NASA Ad-
ministrator and Mrs. James
f. Webb, other NASA Off
cials and their wives attend
ing included DR.. Hugh Dry
den, Deputy Administrator,
and Mrs. Dryden; DR.. Robert
Seamans. Associate Admin
istrator, and Mrs. Seamans:
the Director of the Office
Manned Space Flight Pro-
grams and Mrs. D. Brainerd
Holmes; Deputy Associate
A d m / n / strator and Mrs.
Thomas Dixon, and the As
sistant Administrator for
MANAGEMENT Development
and Mrs. Walter Lingle.
Other dinner guests were
Representative and Mrs.
George Miller, Representative
and Mrs. Gerald Ford, and
Vice Admiral E. S. Land,
USN retired.
Evening star., 1963-02-02

tions OF the Greater Wash
ingtoh Council.
Mrs. Dean Z. Brown, jr..
was chairman Of the event
and Mrs. Henry Leverich was
vice chairman.
Mrs. Walter N. Tobriner.
Mrs. j. Lawton Collins and
Mrs. James +. Webb were
chairmen Of the hostess COM
mittee. Other committee
members included Mrs. Frank
Luchs. Mrs. Robert L.
Thompson. Mrs. william
Hoycr. Mrs. Thomas p.
Schreyer. Mrs John W.
Walker. Mr.. Dean Brown.
III, Mr.. Jack Depp and
junior hostesses are Mrs. ].
L. Jordan and Mrs. II. A.
Knobloch.
President Of the Board of
District Com missioners
Walter N. Tobriner cut the
ribbon marking the opening
Of the organization.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
lndOnesiQn Culture
Launches CHAPTER

to this profession. A native
of Central Java, the self
taught artist became in
volved in Indonesia's strug-
gle for independence and be-
came known as the patriot
painter"
In l949. at the age Of 40,
he left Indonesia for the first
time to exhibit his works
abroad. This, however, is the
first all-Affandi exhibit in
the United States, and it will
be on display for a week,
starting Monday, at the In
donesian Embassy.
Twenty Balinese dancers
and II musicians started
their varied program at $3.50
fe eaturing the Indonesian
gamelon (orchestra). Six
dance dramas. with charac-
ters derived from some Of the
great Hindu epics, were pre-
sented-the dancers char
acterizd by the fascinating
dance technique of the
turned-out thigh, knees, feet
and curled up toes. All were
dressed in elaborate and
symbolic native costumes.
Designed as a kickoff
drive to promote membership
for the Washington chapter,
the session made a gallant
step forward.
Not political in nature II
is being organized solely for
educational and cultural
purposes.
Former Senator Frank Gra-
ham of North Carolina is the
honorary national chairman.
Among the members of the
Board of Directors are Eric
Johnston. president of the
Motion Picture Association of
America and Eugene Burdick,
author of THE Ugly Ameri-
can"
The Washington chapter is
located in Suite 802 OF the
Ring Building.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
BY WILLIAM DUKE
Star Staff Writer

Montgomery County's fac
tionalized Democrats were Of
fered a chance last night to
unite, but on the terms Of their
beleaguered State Central Com
mittee.
At their first major meeting
since last falls Republican VIC
tory, 200 Democratic precinct
officials were urged to join
eight officially indorsed sub
committees. The move is de-
signed to give dissident party
workers a chance TO work on
their pet projects but under
central committee guidance.
Chairmen Of the subcommit-
tees were named by the liberal
controlled central committee,
but included men identified
with several. but not all, party
factions.
Sitting in the front row at
the Rockville Civic Center as
Central Committee Chairman
Ann Brown outlined the new
subcommittee. was States At
torney Leonard T. Hardy. Mr.
Hardy is leader of a faction
which has pledged TO take con-
troll Of the party from the lib
eral wing.
Mr.. Hardy said later the sub
committee appointments do
not conflict" with his organiza-
ton. He indicated that few OF
Evening star., 1963-02-02
BY J. A. OLEARY
Star Staff Writer

Senator Humphrey, Democrat
of Minnesota, said today there
is a possibility the liberals may
resort to the present two-thirds
rule in an attempt to end de-
bate and get vote on a new
anti-filibuster rule.
There has been no final de-
cision to do this, but Senator
Humphrey said it is being con-
sidered as one alternative open
to the liberals when the fight is
resumed Monday.
Most students of the situa-
ton are convinced the liberals
could not muster two-thirds, but
would do better than they did
Thursday on an unprecedented
attempted to establish the con-
stitutional right of a majority
to shut off debate on new rules
at the start of a Congress.
Indicate More Strength
This constitutional argument
was tabled by a vote of SO to AZ,
but the liberals insisted yes
terday this roll call did not re-
fleet their full strength for a
new rule if they could get a
vote on the merits of the rule.
If they should file a cloture
petition under the present rule
and can get majority, but not
the required two-thirds, it
would at least support their
contention that they have a
majority to adopt a new rule.
Failure to get two-thirds would
enable the opponents to keep
talking.
Senator Humphrey said there
are a number of Senators who
would not accept the constitu-
tional argument that a major
ity can stop debate, but who
would vote with the liberals on
taking up a new rule to let
three-fifths stop a filibuSter in
the future.
For this reason the liberals
say Thursdays vote did not
mean they have lost ground
since 1861 when they polled as
votes against sidetracking the
rules issue by referring it to
committee. At that time so Sem
ators voted to sidetrack it.
The liberals say they have a
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Embassy Dinners
Precede Opera

Mrs. Edward Gudeman, Mr..
and Mrs. James P. Hendrick,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert LIE
Baron, Mrs. Robert r. Nc
Cormick. Mrs. Lolo Sarnoff,
Mrs. Arthur Schlesinger, ir.,
wife of the Special Assistant
to the President; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hobart A, Spalding,
Mrs. Raymond Tartiere and
former Ambassador and Mrs.
Orme Wilson.
The Ambassador OF the
Netherlands and Mrs. van
Rotten we're other hosts at
a buffet supper before the
film.
Their list included the
Ambassador OF Australia and
Lady Beale, the Ambassador
Of Malaga and Mrs. Dato
Ong Yoke Lin, Mrs, Robert
Woods Bliss, Representative
Frances Bolton, former Direc-
tor of the Central Intelligence
Agency and Mrs. Allen w.
Dulles and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Glover, jr.
Completing this group we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lipp-
mann. Mrs. George Maurice
Morris. Admiral and Mrs.
Neill Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Russell, the Rev. and
Mrs. Francis B. Sayre. jr.
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Russell
True, jr.
The Ambassador Of Lux
embourg and Mrs. Heis-
bourg were the other embassy
couple giving a party before
the film showing.
Their invited guests in
cluded the Polish Ambassador
and Mrs. Drozniak, the Am
bassador Of Sierra Leone and
Mrs. Kelfa- -Caulker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Burling. jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Carothers,
III, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cox
and Mrs. o. Max Gardner.
Others were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward F. Hamm. jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel j. Lana
han, DR.. and Mrs. Paul B.
Magnuson, Mr.. Gerson Nord-
linger, jr. and Mrs. Bruce
Sundlun.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Democratic Club
OfChiIIum Elects

The Riggs Democratic Club
OF Chillum, Nd, has announced
the election Of It's officers for
1868, The club is comprised OF
the twelfth and thirteenth pre-
cincts Of the 18th Chillum Elec-
ton District.
Officers are: John ]. McCann,
jr, president; Mrs. Sylvia Mate
sky and Mrs. Helen Frank, vice
presidents: Mrs. Margie Freed
enberg. secretary, and Mrs.
Frances OTIS. treasurer.
on the executive board are
Irwin A. Lavine. Mrs. Anita
Ryan, Mrs. Eleanor Stone,
Harry A. Boswell, jr, Mrs. Ma
talie Stewart, Mrs. Mary Lou
Kunowsky, Frank Hoffman and
Marvin Freedenberg.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Understoted Chic
Is Critics Credo

range Of slim crepe dinner
dresses with front interest,
often on recamier lines.
They are high wasted with
deep front inverted pleats
falling free. They frequently
have cowl necklines deep
enough in the back to pull
over the head as a hood.
Renaissance touches ap-
pear again in jester striped
fabric skirts.
Subtle shades are shown
for evening-including lemon,
grapefruit and rose. White
and black are also favored.
Bosoms are flat through
out.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Two-Thirds Move Seen
To End Rules Debate

majority now ready to vote for
the new hree-fifths rule, but
they also admit they have not
solved the problem of how to
stop the current debate to get
a direct vote.
New Tabling Move
If the debate drags on
through most of next week an
other tabling motion could be
used to sidetrack the subject
for this year. But no one pro-
fessed to know today how soon
this would be tried. 1t is not
likely to be used unless the op-
ponents are sure they have a
majority to table.
Democratic Leader Mansfield
says he has not heard of any
change in the situation since
the Senate recessed Thursday.
He said the rules debate could
go on for a long time.
1t is not holding up any i'm
portant legislation yet, because
committees have not begun
work on any of the Presidents
recommendations. 1t is delaying
the filling of committee vacan-
cies, however, and by mid-Feb-
ruary dozens of special Senate
subcommittee will be out of
funds to pay their staffs and
meet other operating expenses.
The first administration bill
scheduled for Senate action will
be Senator Humphreys meas
ure to set up a Youth Con-
Servation Corps. But hearings
have not started on that sub
ject and Senator Humphrey es-
timated the bill would be ready
for floor debate about April /.
Senator Mcintyre, Democrat
of New Hampshire. one of IL
newly-elected members, came
out yesterday in favor of a
rule that will close off debate
when a minority. by the use of
filibuster. seeks more to exhaust
its opponents than to educate
the public" The Senator said
it seemed less than fair to him
that rules made in a previous
Congress can prevent a major
ity in this Congress from
changing the rules.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
BY JUDY SCRIBNER
Contributing Writer

About 400 persons gathered
In the auditorium of the Ma
tional Press Club last night
to witness an impressive dis
play Of Indonesian culture.
They saw an exhibit Of 81
works Of art by Indonesia's
leading artist, Affandi, and
an hour-long program of
gamelon music and dance.
Sponsored by the Indone-
sian American Society of the
United States. formed in 1862
on the West Coast, the event
was held here to establish a
Washington chapter.
The paintings went on dis
play at 1880 pm. in the East
Lounge.
Affandi, who doesn't care
for either brushes or palette
knifes, likes to use either his
thumb or squeeze the paint
directly on the canvas 49, the
pigments sometimes mount
ing to a half inch thickness.
His paintings are violent and
earthly in nature.
Noted for spending per-
haps a week in study before
starting to paint a subject.
he rapidly executes the work
once it is begun. The results
are sometimes rough and
tempestuous in their inter-
probation of such things as
a lobster, or a cock fight or
a volcano. In other paintings
there is great serenity and a
feeling of vast space, as in
The Crab Eater" where large
portions of the canvas re-
main untouched.
After about an hour" Af-
fandi says. Il usually feel
my emotion declining. It's
better to stop then. The
painting is finished"
Not until he was 29 did
Affandi commit himself fully
Evening star., 1963-02-02
BY LUCIE NOEL
Associated Press Writer

PARIS, Feb. 2 CAP).-
Jacques Griffe. a perfection
ist. presented his spring and
summer collection for the
woman who knows and wants
understated chic.
Critics collection. prob
ably the best he has ever
done, has simple lines. up
setting no standards and set
ting pace Of its own, aimed
at upper-crust society.
His clothes are marked by
the shirtwaist suit with
curved edges, high notched
collars and single-breasted
buttoning. He also shows
apron tunics with paneled
skirts.
LeSur Woods
The only gag in his COL
lection is a drum major
cites peaked cap in over
sized proportions and fragile
fabrics. Lesur woods and
staron. silks are among those
favored.
For daytime, Griffe showed
the over-blouse and straight
plain coats. often cut on the
bias and usually dress length.
The tops of dresses are
often treated to deep cowl
necklines and slashed strips
OF fabric in the renaissance
mood.
These ensembles are shown
In plain silk crepes in basic
shades and also in bright
vermilion reds. white and
beige.
Sheer ensembles for after
noon are in printed floral
chiffons and organza. Sheer
dark chiffons or organzas are
used mainly for evening.
Dress Length
Sleeveless coats in the same
sheer fabrics are dress length.
Several are cut with three
armholes 10 wrap around.
Many coats tie on the left
shoulder at the back after
they wrap.
Griffe has an important
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Corcorun Art School
Receives $4,000

The Corcoran School OF Art
donation Of $4,000 for its
new ceramics department.
The donation will be used 10
open the departments facili-
ties 10 Saturday classes for
teen-agers. The program will
be under the direction OF John
Katsu, OF the department staff.
The department. begun last
September. is now conducting
registration for It's spring
semester, which begins Mon
day.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Adult Education
Registrations Open

The Fairfax County Adult
Education prgram Is accept
ing registrations until February
8 In all classes.
Glasses will be held at An
nandale High School, Lee High,
Mount Vernon High and Nc
Lean High.
Evening star., 1963-02-02

Embassy row was the scene
last evening Of several gala
dinners before the special
showing of the film Der
RoSenkavalier" at the Apex
Theater.
The opera by Richard
Strauss was filmed in color
by the Rank Organization Of
Great Britain during the
Salzburg Festival in 1862 and
last nights performance
benefited the Opera Society
Of Washington.
Sponsoring the event were
British Ambassador and Lady
Ormsby Gore and Austrian
Ambassador and Mrs. Platter.
Both couples were among
those giving early dinners
beforehand.
AuStrians Dinner
Among the guests invited
to the Austrian Embassy
were the Ambassador of Par
aguay and Mrs. Plate, the
Ambassador of the Philip
pines and Mrs. Mutuc, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Amory, jr..
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon and
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph f.
Becker with their special
guests. movie star Francis
Lederer and his wife.
Others we're Legal Advisor
to the State Department and
Mrs. Abram Chayes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham Claytor, Mrs.
Felix de Weldon, Mrs. Louden
Mellen, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ben
Smith and Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Leigh Wade.
The Ormsby Cores list in
cluded Ambassador On Sein
OF Burma. Ambassador of
Jamaica and Lady Ashen-
helm, former Attorney Cen
eral and Mrs. Francis Biddle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cafritz,
Countess d'Amecourt, Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Finkenstaedt
and former Ambassador and
Mrs. Clifford Folger.
Also expected were Mr.. and
Mrs. David Ginsburg. Mrs.
Polk Guest, former Under
secretary of Commerce and
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

30 AcRES-Long paved-rd. 'front.'
age, Sl25 per acre.
20 ACRES at $500 per acre.
Is ACRES at $500 per acre.
900 ACRES at $40 per acre.
so ACRES. mostly clear. fronting
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90 miles from District.
Open on Sundays and All weekdays
Except wednesday
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

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AVIATION

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SEASH0RE PROPERTY
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

HUNTING LODGE and Duckinp
Shore on Marylands Eastern
shore. Excellently furnished, oil
hot water heat, sleeps six, 4,5OOI
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A. A. COUNTY

Some of Our Best BUYS
YOUR BEST OPPORTUNITY for o
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RIGHT ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
Mod rambler has lge. liv. rm. with
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bedrmS., bath, full basement with
recreation RIM. with fireplace and
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$l6,500. Low down pymt.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

year-rOund home on Severn
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Available mid:Sept, to midi u e.
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TALL TIMBERS, MD. -Lge. B-rm.
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h.p. johnson motor, 500 weekly
Home EN-. $1,000, off. DU. 7.I1ll.
WILLOWS BEACH-Large house,
m nIdf Fan pe WH Sie0 view OF Bay
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STAFFORD COUNTY. VA, east Of
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S. $50 FULL PRICE
BEAUTIFUL VIEW

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ON WEST RIVER

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BAYFRoNT LoT-1O5 #. on bay
$4,000. terms.
WATERFRONT ACREAGE
1000 A. on Ches. Bay
6 A. on Tidal Greek

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PATUXENT RIvER-2-acre estate
long shore line incl. old landin
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BREEZY POINT = 1-scre estst
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LEISNER & HANSON

Across From the Post Office
DEALE. MD. 301-UN. 7-229l
ANNE ARUNDEL co., South River
community of Glen Isle. $3.50
3-bedrm., year-round cinder-block
rambler with . baths and bsmt.
Week ends call 301-956-2264. OF
w. j.. NICHOLAS. REALTOR,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-25

SILVER SPRING. Wooded I5X2OO, all
utils. Walk to elementary junior NO
Directions: Out New Hamp. ave. ap-
prox. | mile past White Oak Shop
ping Center to BrantfOrd ave. Cast
bourne signl. right turn on Brant.
ford ave, blks. to Venice, right
turn on Venice. Lot is on YOUR right.
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