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Evening star., 1961-09-28
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WMAL (D - Silents
Please. 'Dracula," starring
Max Schreck.
1I:OO, WTTG (5)-PM East.
Marie Latham and Louis
Kowlow discuss what makes
an adventure.
11:2O, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. Three Wise Fools" A
bright young child changes
the lives of three wealthy
old men. Margaret O'Brien,
Lionel Barrymore. Q946).
1880. WMAL CO-Edit., First
Run Movie. The Skipper
Surprised His Wife" Com
edy about a young Navy
captain. Robert Walker,
Joan Leslie. 1880.
1900, WTTG (5)-PM West.
Evening star., 1961-09-28
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WMAL-Felix Grant
Show. Albums by Art Van
Damme, Bobby Troup, Zoot
Sims and Frances Wayne.
S;35, WOL-Broadway Show
time. The cast of Annie
Get Your Gun" is featured.
l1:55, WTOP-Baseball. Wash
ington VS.. Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1961-09-28

T. C. Jones discusses the
art of female impersonation.
100, WTOP (9)-The Late,
Late Show. Gambling on
the High Seas" A young
newspaperman is sent to
ferret out evidence on a
gambling ship. Wayne Nor
ris, Jane Wyman, C1940).
Evening star., 1961-09-28

scripts Ne10 York Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions offered guide to area UteUerS
JFK Report Ed Newman the anchorman for this roundup
of the Kennedy administrations activities to date Piers
Anderon returns from Berlin for firSthand report
the European reaction to policy the situation,
and Martin AgronSky interviews Vice President Lyndon
Johnson we'll the majority and minority leaders of
Congress Note particularly interesting remarks from
Defense Secretary Mcnamara dealing with position
the use of nuclear weapons. 7:30 pm. WRC-4.
Ozzie and Harriet Seasons Premiere) The Dancing Les
sons" Back the beam with the type of easy
going comedy that has become the trademark of this
series Tonight, Ozze and neghbor Joe Randolph Nye
Talbot decide to surprise their wives by taking cha cha
lessons in time for the big dance 7:30 pm, WMAL-7.
Dr. Kildare: Premiere) Twenty -Four Hours" day in
the life of intern to rentroduce the Dr. Kildare
Evening star., 1961-09-28
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TontghtS top ShoUS preUieUed By TV Keys StGU
attend rehedrsdS match screenings and anGEyse
scripts NetU York Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions offered guide to UeDerS.
Evening star., 1961-07-19
Personnel Income
In June Rises to
S416.5 Billion

Commerce Secretary Hodges
reported yesterday an increase
in the Nations personal income
for the third straight month
since the recession low last Feb
ruary.
Mr.. Hodges said personal in
come in June was at a seasonal
ly adjusted rate of $416.5 bill
lion, which is $3.5 billion higher
than in May and $13.5 billion
above the February low.
Despite the gain in personal
income. Mr.. Hodges said he is
not concerned about a new
wave of initiation at this time
The possibility of initiation will
be kept under control by busi-
ness and Government, he told
"a press conference.
Mr.. Hodges also discussed
areas of chronic unemployment
He said the Area Redevelop-
ment Administration had held
IS field meetings in II States
Evening star., 1961-07-19
MATS Limits
C-l33 Flights
By the Associated Press

The Military Air Transport
Service is limiting overseas
flights by its huge C-133 cargo
planes until overhaul and any
necessary correction of trouble
with the power plant is made.
A MATS spokesman said
yesterday the temporary limi-
tation is merely precautionary,
primarily to assure that the
C-13Ss will be near facilities
| for repair. -
Two planes have encountered
trouble recently, one during a
flight to Hawaii on June IS
and another on a flight, to
Thule, Greenland, last Friday.
The suspected source of the
trouble, the spokesman said. is
bearings in the gear assembly
which links the jet turbines to
| the propellers.
Evening star., 1961-07-19
AT Officer to End
80 Years Service

A veteran Air Force officer
who was born in Washington
and later was a standout base
ball pitcher at the University of
Maryland will retire soon after
80 years service.
He is Col. James A. DeMarco,
who entered the Army Air
Corps, predecessor Of the Air
Force, as an aviation cadet in
1880 after graduation from the
university. He will retire July
81 from his last duty station
at Lowry Air Force Base in
Denver.
Col. DeMarco, who now main
tainS a farm home at Hancock,
N. Y, has a sister, Mrs. Carmel
Aman. who. with her husband
is publisher of the Prince
Georges Post, weekly newspaper
in Hyattsville, and a brother,
Raffaele DeMarco, a Hyatts-
vile contractor.
Evening star., 1961-07-19
Bullet BoreIy Misses
Man FoiIine Robbery

A 51-year-old service station
attendant thwarted an at
tempted holdup near Alex
andria early today, but almost
got shot in the process.
One bullet from a .38 caliber
revolver whizzed past the read
of Roy E. Seymour before the
gunman fled from the Belle
Haven Texaco Station at 1906
Richmond highway, according
to Fairfax County Police 1t.
John Wahl.
The attempted hold-up oc-
CURED about 2 am. while Mr.
Seymour. who was working
alone, was repairing a door
latch on q rest room, 1t. Whal
reported.
A man wearing q white
handkerchief across his face
approached Mr.. Seymour and
demanded money. The station
attendant. who lives nearby al
Evening star., 1961-07-19

26 Belfield road, said he didn't
understand and asked: What
did you say?"
81 want your money" the
holdup man repeated. this time
thrusting q gun toward Mr.
Seymour.
With this, Mr.. Seymour
lunged toward the gunmar
with q screw driver he held in
his hand and the gun went off
Il was only two feet from the
gun and the bullet went past
me within eight inches of my
head" Mr.. Seymour said. I'll
lodged in the restroom behind
me-"
The gunman fled after slam
ming the restroom door in Mr.
Seymour's face.
Mr.. Seymour told police the
gunman was a white man with
dark complexion and bushy
hair and about S feet 7 inches
tall.
Evening star., 1961-07-19
7 Men Arrested
In Store Linked
To z Yokines

Two men were arrested early
today inside Beyda's Dress
Shop. 3114 Fourteenth street
NV. after a burglar alarm
system sounded in the office OF
the American District Telegraph
Co., police reported. Loot found
linked them to two yoke rob-
berries, according to police.
An ADT officer called police
and met them at the dress
shop, where they took into GUS
tody Roosevelt j. johnson, 80
of the 1900 block of Columbia
road NV. and Charles Dyson
jr. 18, of the 100 block OF
Tenth street NE. Both were
charged with HOUSEKEEPING.
Pvt. Bryan E. Keenan, Of the
10th precinct said the pair had
a sapphire ring and two wrist
watches. The ring and one OF
the watches were identified as
belonging to Edward Masad, "a
Evening star., 1961-07-19

to inform the public of what
the act could do to help local
projects to relieve unemploy-
ment. The Secretary said there
were ia major unemployment
areas. with a population of
about IT'S million.
He said these areas should
get their first Federal aid pay
ments in about two weeks.
The rise in personal income
last month centered in wage
and salary payments, which
accounted for four-fifths of the
overall advance. February en-
ployment expanded 125,000 on
a seasonally adjusted basis
Wage rates and the average
work week also advanced.
Evening star., 1961-07-19

Iof 1725 New Hampshire avenue
NV, who had been yoked at
1922 am. today in the 100
block of r street NV.
The other watch, Pvt. keenan,
said, was taken from Juan r
Cordero, 20, Of 1926 Lamont
street NV, when he was yoked
Monday at Fourteenth and
Irving streets NV.
Pvt. keenan, said both john
son and Dyson were identified
by Mr.. Cordero. They were
charged with two counts Of
robbery.
Evening star., 1961-07-19
Arlington Doll Show
To Open Tomorrow

The Arlington County De-
partment Of Recreation and
Parks will open its 18th annual
doll show at 2 pm. tomorrow
at 800 North Park drive, Airing
ton.
Four area doll collectors, Mrs
Harvey Payne. Mrs. Edwin
Grinnings. Mrs. F. B. Brinkley
and Mrs. K. P. Mcdowell will
judge the show.
Evening star., 1961-07-19
Retreat for Men

Men from three Catholic par
ishes in the Archdiocese of
Washington will participate in
a retreat this week end at 10y
ola Retreat House, near Bel
Alton. Md,
Evening star., 1961-07-19
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
WHY GROW OLD?
SWeetenY ourCoffee-
Unless You Swimin init

add up to more than you can
afford on your diet.
The woman who leaves
sugar out Of her coffee often
eats two handfuls of peanuts
in between meals, or she may
be lavish with high-caloried
salad dressings. BY the way,
when lew calorie salad dress
ings first. appeared on the
market they could not COM
pare in flavor to ones now
available. Some Of these are
really delicious.
The point I am making is
that If you faithfully and
consistently avoid the truly
high-calorie hazards, such as
cream, gravy, fried foods,
pastries, rich desserts and
salad dressings IF all sorts,
fat meat, and go light on
butter and take smaller
helpings and no seconds, you
can afford one or two Of the
little but rewarding bonuses
such as sugar in your coffee
and a couple of small pieces
of hard candy after dinner.
These make reducing more
pleasant.
Losing weight need not be
e dreary experience. It
should be an exciting one,
with a well-planned diet, a
happy change in appearance
and a sense Of we'll being.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
GLAMOUR IS THEIR BUSINESS
Gogi Grants Beauty 7 ips

I like to wash my face with
soap, a clean wash cloth and
plenty of hot water. After
rinsing I splash icy water
on my face and neck and
use a few drops Of moisture
lotion"
Uses Makeup Base
Icomplimented Gogi's skin.
you don't use a makeup
base, do you?"
IT couldn't be more
pleased" she beamed. yes,
I do. It's only a light film
but I try to make it look
natural. The trick is to find
a color that blends with your
own skin tone. If it is too
light or pink or dark, you
can't get a really natural
effect.
THE only thing frankly
artificial about me-" Gogi
told me, els my hair color.
For the past few years I've
been having these light
streakS put in. I was asked
to go blond for Photographic
reasons, but rather than that
I tried highlighting it, and
everyone seems to like it."
do you have trouble re-
laxing after a show?" I asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23

ular features are only a small
part Of beauty"
There were suitcases in the
hall, and Gogi explained she
was flying East for q night
club engagement. Practice
makes perfect when it comes
to packing" she said. 81
pack now so that I rarely
have to send anything out
to be pressed when ! arrive.
The trick is to keep your
dress in the plastic bag that
you get from the cleaner and
to use lots Of tissue paper be-
tween the folds.
THE most important point
in packing is choosing what
to take, having clothes suit
able for the occasion and the
weather. There's no use tax
ing q dress you love II you
are not going to be able to
wear it,"
Gogi is pleased to have a
pool in her new home.
Swimming is my favorite
way Of keeping trim" she
confessed. Nothing firms my
body like a few laps in the
pool. But I am careful not
to take too much sun. I
have seen too many skins
ruined from constant expo
sure"
We talked about complex
ion care.
II have friends with dress
ing tables full of cosmetics"
Gogi remarked, "but a simple
routine works best with me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
BY LYDIA LANE

HOLLYWOOD - Though
Gogi Grant has a naturally
beautiful voice, her career
as a singer didn't begin I'M
til her marriage was dis
solved.
81 needed money to sup
port myself and my daugh-
ter" she said. $50, on a
bunch, I entered an amateur
contest which promised a
weeks work singing on TV.
I was very encouraged when
I won, and from this one
appearance I was signed
by one of the top talent
agents.
when I look back, I feel
ashamed that I had so little
drive and courage to work for
a career when ! was younger.
My family was remote from
show business, and there was
no one to encourage me. I
didn't feel ! was pretty.
either, and I must admit I
didn't try to do much with
what I had.
Can Improve Appearance
There is no need to be
unhappy about your appear
ance," Gogi continued as she
poured a cup of tea in her
new home in Beverly Hills.
There is so much you. can
do. I don't mean you have
to see a plastic surgeon-un-
less you want to change some
groteSque feature-but reg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
By JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

REGISTER and Tribune Syndicate
The questions which come
to my desk convince me that
many women have miscon-
ceptions about how to diet.
For instance, many are
still firm in their belief that
if they drink their coffee
black, especially If they leave
sugar out of it, they are
well on their way toward
losing unwanted pounds. In
this way they rob them
selves of one of the small
comforts they might have
during their reducing period.
Many men and women can
much more easily get along
without pastries and salad
oils than coffee. Then why
not enjoy it? A letter before
me asks, Gould we have
whole milk in our coffee if
we put NO sugar in it?"
A teaspoon Of sugar is
only a little more than Is
calories. Two tablespoonfuls
of whole milk are only 20
calories. If you hew to the
calorie line generally, you
can have this small luxury
unless you drink a lot Of cof-
fee. Then. Of course, even
two tablespoons of whole
milk and one of sugar will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23

and eat it while I watch Tv.
Then I take a hot tub be-
fore I go to bed. But no
matter how tired I am, I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23

as we walked toward the door.
II have a routine worked
out to combat tension" she
explained. II usually order
a light supper in my room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23

don't turn out the lights be-
fore I am relaxed. Going
to bed tense just means in
somnia for me-"
Evening star., 1961-11-15
Franco Receives
Fleet Commander

MADRID, Spain, Nov. Is
CAP).-Generalissirno Francis
CO Franco today received the
new commander of the United
States 9Th Fleet, Vice Admiral
David L. Mcdonald.
Admiral Mcdonald, here on a
series Of courtesy calls after
taking over command from
Admiral George w. Anderson,
was accompanied to General
issimo Frances official resi-
dence by the United States EN-
bassy Charge d'Affairs. Robert
H. Mcbride. and other diplo-
matte and naval officials.
Members of the official party
said Generalissimo Franco ex-
pressed personal regrets at the
death in Washington of the
United States Ambassador to
Spain. Anthony j. Drexel Bid
die, telling the Charge DAT
fairs: Your Ambassador was
. good friend of Spain and q
good friend of mine"
Special memorial services for
the late Ambassador will be
held at the British Embassy
church in Madrid Friday.
Evening star., 1961-11-15
Federal Job
For Meyner
Is Reported

The White House indicated
today that President Kennedy
may be considering a Federal
post for retiring Gov. Robert
Meyner of New Jersey.
Judge Richard j. Hughes, a
Democrat, has been elected as
Gov. Meyner's successor.
. Andrew Hatcher, associate
White House press secretary,
asked about a possible ap-
pointment for Gov. Meyner.
said Il don't know" and then
added:
Gov. Meyner had a very
fine administration and was a
very talented Governor and
we are always looking for peo-
pie of that caliber."
Mr.. Hatcher said he would
stand on that statement and
in further discussion, after it
was mentioned that both in
dustry and government are
looking for experienced admin
istrators. said. II am sure he
will have no difficulty finding
employment"
Robert j. Burkhardt, jr.,
who resigned as assistant
Postmaster General to manage
Judge Hughes campaign, vis-
tied the White House yester-
day. Mr.. Hatcher said he
talked briefly with the Presi-
dent and several members of
the White House staff.
Evening star., 1961-11-15

Eagleton of Missouri said he
VIII seek a Circuit Court order
requiring S17 striking employees
of Kansas City Transit, Inc.
to return to their jobs as tecn-
nical employees of the State.
Attorneys for the union filed
a petition in Federal Court
yesterday attacking the Mis-
souri, law under which the
State seized the utility when
the strike started yesterday.
All of the compar1y's 401
buses remained off the streets.
Ordinarily. they move about
100000 passengers on week.
days in, Kansas City, North
Kansas City. Mo-; Independ-
enee, Mo-, and Kansas City.
Kans.
There was little apparent
public distress because of the
strike. Cabs did a big buSi-
ness. Car pools burgeoned.
Downtown traffic was un-
usually heavy but IS officers
were assigned to emergency
duty.
Evening star., 1961-11-15
Rocket With Live Cells
Breaks Up After Firing

POINT ARGUELLO, Calf,
Nov. Is (AP) "A 62-foot rocket
carrying bits of living matter
toward the earth's dangerous
radiation belts came apart in
the air today and the first stage
fell on land near the coast.
The Navy said the impact
area was Z miles south of
the launching pad. about a half
mile inland from a Coast
Guard station. There was no
damage to property.
The other three stages and a
capsule containing SO expert
ments fell into the fog-blank-
eted sea.
I'm Washington, the Ma
tional Aeronautics and Space
Administration said the cap
sule was mot recoverable
The capsule was crammeo
with bits of living matter in
cluding freshly drawn human
blood in an effort to determine
the effects of space travel or
living matter.
The 88-pound package also
Evening star., 1961-11-15
u. S. Red Leaders Say
They Won't Register

gress and upheld by the Su-
preme Court becomes active,
November 10.
Beginning on this date. the
leaders of the Communist
Party, under the terms Of the
infamous McCarran Act, are
to register their party and
themselves as subversive agen-
cies of a foreign power. OF
course, neither the Communist
Party nor any Of its leaders
will lend their signatures to
such a lie."
The Worker called the stat
ute a lynch law against the
Bill of Rights and the demo-
cratic rights of the people"
ut would be a service to
the national interest If Presi-
dent Kennedy would declare
his intention not to enforce
this McCarren Law as to do
so would be to violate his oath
of office to uphold the con-
stitutional rights of all the
citizens of the Nation" the
Worker said.
Evening star., 1961-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. Is (AP) -
The Worker, Communist news
paper, says that neither the
party nor its leaders will COM
ply with a law. effective Mon
day. requiring them to register
as an arm Of the Soviet Union.
United States Attorney Gen.
eral Robert Kennedy said in St.
Louis yesterday that I'VE viii
prosecute" unless the leaders
comply.
The issue was brought to a
head when the Supreme Court,
after 10 years of litigation, sus-
tained Section 13 of the Sub
versive Activities Control Act
of 1850.
The Worker, in its midweek
edition yesterday, said in part:
THE date approaches when
the monstrous penalties-fiv
years in prison and $4,000 fine
for each day of violation Of a
series Of separate orders and
prohibitions-of the most fan
tastic law ever enacted by Con-
Evening star., 1961-11-15
.DI,oiry Logs in Filling
FoIIout Water Orders

packaged in the plastic con-
tainer which is placed in a
cardboard box. The package
is delivered to homes for 81.
At first. a company official
said, the orders started coming
in at a rate of $50 a day. Now
the orders are numbering about
$50 a day.
The dairy says it makes no
profit on the operation and has
limited the sales to home de-
liveries. The only major outlet
that is being supplied the pack
aged water is the Fort Belvoir
commisSary.
BY shipping off the end of
a short tube, the user can
pour the water. The tube can
be closed off by slipping it
through the prongs of a table
fork.
Evening star., 1961-11-15

included a device designed to
capture and bring back to earth
for the first time tiny bits of
space dust knows as meteoroids.
Plans called for the capsule,
code-named BIOS (for biologi-
cal investigations of space). to
shoot 1.165 miles into space and
then parachute into the ocean
1900 miles west of here.
Ships and planes had been
waiting in the area to recover it.
A few minutes after the 9:49
am. (ESTD launching a NASA
spokesman said the rocket
veered off course 81 seconds
after liftoff.
Evening star., 1961-11-15

The rush for especially
treated water that will last in
definitely in a family fallout
shelter has been so great that
Thompson's Dairy officials say
they are two weeks behind in
filling orders.
Thompson's. which has been
offering the water in 6-gallon
plastic containers for the past
five weeks, has about 1000 to
$500 orders still to be filled.
They say it will take two weeks
to catch up with the demand.
So far about 5000 packages
have been ordered by persons
throughout the Washington
area. The dairy has increased
production from a twice a week
operation to a six times a week.
The water is pasteurized and
Evening star., 1961-11-15
Dayton Offer Rejected,
345 Busrnen Strike

DAYTON. Ohio Nov Is (APl Some $4,000 Dayton bus
riders had find other OF transportation today after
80 drivers and maintenance walked off their Jobs
The strike by Local 1895 of Electric Railway
and Motor Coach Employees Union against City Transit Co
Of DAYTON Is the first strike 40 The last
Evening star., 1961-11-15

dispute, In 1871. lasted 80 days.
The drivers and maintenance
men left work at 2 am. today.
FINAL Offer Fails
The union members turned
down a last-minute package
offer by the company yesterday.
Local President Howard Steele
said the vote was 211-60 against
accepting the offer.
He said the dispute revolves
around two main issues: The
length of o proposed new con-
tract. which he said was for Al
months, and a contingency
clause which gives the bus conn
pany 10 days to get a rate
increase approved by .commis-
sioners before wage increases
would become retroactive. II
no rate increase is approved,
there would be no wage boost.
Evening star., 1961-11-15
Test in Kansas City

KANSAS CITY, Nov. Is (AP)
-Courtrooms become the bat
tleground today in a strike
which has stalled two-thirds
of the public transit in metro
politan Kansas City.
Attorney General Thomas r.
Evening star., 1961-11-15
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-12

An unusual exhibition Of
craftsmanship work by school
students opened this week
at the National Housing Cen
ter, 1925 L street NV.
THE displays. numbering
some $50, include the work
Of finalists in the Industrial
Arts Award program of the
American Industrial Arts As
ISOLATION, a department Of
the National Education AsSo-
citation.
Among the exhibits are the
20 top winners in the COM
petition, projects which were
chosen as outstanding" by
a panel of judges recruited
from Government, private
industry and educational
fields.
The work of the $50 final
lists exhibited at the Housing
Center was chosen from a