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the area didn't rush home to
let down their hemlines.
Jim stated that girls who
wear short skirts are vulgar,
indecent, cheap and look
lousy" How about that girls,
about half the female popu-
lation in the Washington
area is vulgar and cheap.
Don't let your mothers find
out, or I am sure that you
will have to move to another
area.
This kind of outlook is
childish. If a girl wants to
wear her skirt above the
knee. who IS It going to hurt?
So let's get wise Jim, it
isn't going to stop the world
or anything if girls continue
to wear their skirts above the
knee.
B. T. LYON.
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Supreme Court

I, too, cannot agree with
Rabb's opinion (TEEN. July
g. on the Supreme Court
issue.
Since prayers have been
prohibited in schools, the next
thing that can be expected
is the removal Of anything
that mentions Gods name.
To mention a few-"In God
we trust" would be taken
from all money; the words of
the Constitution as well as
the Declaration of Independ-
ence would have to be
changed; the under God"
would have to be removed
from the pledge. and even
our patriotic songs would
have to be changed.
This whole issue is prob
aDly making Mr.. hnruSncneV
very happy, because very
soon his wish that all nations
turn communistic will be-
come true.
Let's stand up for our
rights and not let the minor
ity change our whole country.
SHARON WILKS.
I am in full agreement
with the Supreme Court de-
cision. In my eyes it cannot
be denied that any official
inclusion of God or religion,
especially memorized prayers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27
THEATER APPRENTICES

Wherever there's theater, there are teen
ayers When the Artists Repertory Theatre.
came to Rockville to put on shows this sum-
mer, the group ran classified ad Eyes, it
was in The Starr. Learn theater, be an
apprentice to professionals :" it read.
About so teen-agerS applied for the non-pay-
ing jobs off stage. So far they're exceeded
the expectations of the ad putterS. Besides
distributing tickets and posters, the teens
build sets, run the box office and one even
became assistant director.-Star Staff Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27
BY JAMES LEE
contributing Writer

1t was q Wild week for the
Orlons, but when 1t was all
over the group had the sound
they wanted and the hit "Wah
Watusi."
THE whole thing was
crazy" says 19-year-old Stew
en- Caldwell, the only male
in the group.
we started off by doing
the wah-wah' sound on the
record by placing our hands
over our mouths. But that
wasn't 1t. We tried 1t another
way and it came out too
jazzy. Bernie Lowe, head Of
Cameo. didn't like it. So we
tried again." explained the
young singer.
After a weeks work and
many different versions Of
"Wah Watusi", the group
finally hit upon the sound
heard on the disc.
The other members Of the
Orlons are three girls, all
10 years old, and all from
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rock and roll stars. He had
the idea down on paper, then
sat down with the girls at
the piano to work it out.
The recording session, held
in April, featured the group
backed by a simple rhythm
section and saxophone. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27
NEW EAGLE SCOUTS

The Eagle Scout award was recently conferred
on these Boy Scouts at area courts of honor.
Scouts work an average of three to four years,
participate in community affairs and get I'll
merit badges before they receive ScOutings
highest rank the coveted Eagle Scout Award.
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PLAY BACK
From TEEN Readers

Letters to the Editor must carry correct names
addresses and telephone numbers. Pen tDtl
used If requested Al letters subject condensd-
ton. Address letters to TEEN The Washington Star
Washington 3, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27

the same west Philadelphia
neighborhood as Steve. They
are Shirley Brickley, Rosetta
Hightower and Marlene Davis.
The tune was written by
Kal Mann, a popular young
song writer who has turned
out material for many top
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Help Wanted

Observation-Disclosures
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WANTED-Elec. bass suitarist 10 play
this Sat. night at big hop. Contact
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AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus of the Ratings of Nine D. Us

Record
]. The Locomotion
2. Porty Lights
8. The Woh Wotusi
4. Breaking Up Is Hard to Do
5. Handful Of Memories
6. Whots the Motter Body?
7. You Don't Know Ne
8. You'll Lose q Good Thing
9. Bring 1t on Home to Ne
10. Roses Are Red
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Greetings

IIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIlIllIIIIIHI
SWEET SIXTEEN" Happy Birthday
Sara Marcia. Mother. Dad and Lois
Irene.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

lican Of Ohio. protested tn a {
SI65, 900 was too much to pay
for the few acres he said had
nothing more than some out
houses on them"
When Mr.. Aspinall and Mr.,
Gross reluctantly retreated
from their intended objection
to the bill, Mr.. Walter moved
in with an amendment. Sew
eral members obviously suspect
ed this was a maneuver to in
filtrate the bill with explosively
controversial national security
provisions.
Mr.. Walter won when he ex-
planned 1t was merely an au-
thorization for appointment Of
Federal Gvernment represen-
tatives to a commission for
celebration of the 175th ami
versary of the United States
Constitution in Philadelphia on
September II.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

have been made to him by DR..
Soblen and on his behalf.
He has, however. come TO
the conclusion that he should
adhere TO his decision to en-
force the deportation order
against DR.. Soblen by placing
him on an aircraft leaving for
the United States.
When the Home Secretary
makes q deportation order the
arrangements to give effect TO
the decision are made by the
Home Office direct with q ship
ping company or airline.
Arrangements win be made,
In accordance with this pro-
cedure, for DR.. Sohlen to be re-
moved as soon as is practicable. T"
Plea Denies Spying
Soblen's final plea said:
Il readily admit that UP TO
the age Of IS 1 was a supporter
Of the left wing in politics but
Evening star., 1962-09-05

at no time did I engage In
espionage or anything remotely
connected with 1t. j
cit may be asked why /, q
person who is to die. should
be so desperately anxious to
prove my innocence before my
death.
at Is in order that when the
history Of this period comes to
be written ! should not be re-
garded as a paid spy who be-
trayed the country which gave
him and his family hospitality
at the time Of his greatest
need"
A team Of five British lawyers
fought Soblen's losing battle
and were paid partly out Of
British government funds. His
counsel declined to say who
hired them, but they acknowl-
edged getting financial help
from the Legal Aid Society
after appealing to the court,
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Short Cuts Proving Insecure
For Walter Security Bills

ize $165.000 to acquire addi-
tional acreage for the Chal-
mette National Park.
Representative Aspinall, Col
orado Democrat who heads the
House Interior Committee.
wanted to know why the bill
had come from the Judiciary
Committee when his committee
has jurisdiction over national
historical parks of this kind.
Representative Gross, Repub-
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Lost SobIen Plea Fails,
British Order Custer

LONDON. Sept. S CAP).-
Britain today rejected DR.
Robert Soblen's final plea for
clemency and ordered the fu-
gitive spy deported to the
United States "as soon as
practicable"
The British Press Associa-
ton said it understood it was
unlikely that Soblen would
leave today. Aviation sources
later indicated he would leave
in a Pan American plane at
10 am. (6 am. EDIT tomor-
row.
Soblen. who faces a life
sentence in the United States
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Kissing Bon
Ended for
Film Sturs

MANILA. Sept. S (AP).-
Filipinos. long avid fans of
Hollywood manufactured
screen romances, are now al
lowed to see their own movie
stars kissing on film.
1t may take a while before
audiences get used to the idea.
There will be a lot Of snick-
ers in the beginning" predicts
Jose L. Guevara, chairman of
the Motion Picture Board of
Review, which lifted the ban
of bussing.
People haven't really &C.
cepted the idea of a Filipino
woman being kissed in public"
Heretofore the censors sane
toned kisses only in imported
movies. Kissing in public was
considered permissible behavior
IN the United States or Europe,
but not in the Philippines.
Right up to World War III
it was unthinkable for a Fill
pino girl to even appear in
public without a chaperone, ~
Mr.. Guevara recalls.
Since then things have
changed-though not radically.
Last year a visiting beauty
queen Of Filipino extraction
from Hawaii kissed Gen. Doug
las Macarthur before a huge
crowd at Independence Day
ceremonies. In Hawaii this
would have passed almost un-
noticed, but here it created an
uproar.
The censors decided the time
has come to let Filipino actors
kiss, so long as the clinches
aren't overly passionate.
Will the stars be willing?
Mr.. Guevara thinks it may
be left to some of the lesser
known actors to break the ice.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

for wartime spying for Russia
has been on the run since June
He jumped 500. 900 bail. fled
to Tel Aviv. was expelled from
Israel and landed in Britain
July / after slashing himself
while aboard the Israeli air.
liner that was flying him to
New York.
Careful Study Given
In rejecting Soblen's plea,
the Home Office said:
The Home Secretary has
given very careful consideration
10 all the representations which
Evening star., 1962-09-05
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Evening star., 1962-09-05

without the last word. He
gained a roundabout victory
on a constitutional" issue
which at least made him more
secure In Pennsylvania.
Anniversary Plan Wins
The skirmish started on a
bill to create a commission for
celebrating the 150th anniver-
Sary of the Battle Of New Or
leans. The bill would author
Evening star., 1962-09-05

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to open a Sears ReUoIping Charge
account.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
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AVIATION

AERONCA 7AC-65, recovered April
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very clean, will stand closest in
1pection, fresh license June '62,
$1,1s7. IA. 2-6797.
AERONCA-7-EC. 90 h.p. Full
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AERONCA z AC l947, Cruise
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BEECHCRAFT-Business airplanes.
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MONEY TO LOAN

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REAL ESTATE LOANS
REAL ESTATE SERVICES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

APARTMENT SHOPPING? Call
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THE INNING STAR All
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC "a 4-dr. sedan, ?. and
h. excellent mechanical cond
GOOD tires, low actual milease, pvt.
owner. Sl95. Cal 277-5i2a.
PONTIAC go convertible. all white
with white top and blue interior,
low miles, one owner, 2. and h..
hydramatie. power steering and
brakes, our weekend special at
only 60 0GS
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sEAsHORE PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES

BLUE RIDGE MT. LODGE-FuIly
equip, dishwaSh., teleph., piano.
sleeps o. Golf, fishing. swimming.
55 mi. d. c. BY month or season.
Berryyille 1O76-W-3.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paneling,
compl- bath, screened-in porch.
$4,000. Call Wa 7-O4l0.
FOR RENT NORTH BEACH COT
TAGE-4 rms. and bath, scr.
porch. sleeps 5 or 8, clean. $40
Rk. WA. 7-67s2.
ORANGE CO.. N.Y.-Private wood
ed lake. 2-bedrm. cottage. modern
kit, bath, boat. Fine for children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-02

CADILLAC ~ COW.
Black with white top. Red leather
interior. This car has 624 actual
miles. still under full factory
guarantee. R., h., auto. trans,
power steer, power brakes, elec-
tronic eye, 6-way seat. tinted
Mnst he seen 10 he snnreciated
Total price, S5.495. Cash, trade
or terms.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

SHANNONDALE Country Club. W.
Va. lot. minis. from clubhouse,
w/membership to club. 667-7979.
SHENANDOAH RETREAT. IS mi.
from Wash, - Cottage and lot,
furn... golf. SWIM. fishing. mem
bership rights. For particulars.
call 524-9S46.
sos DOWN AND $50 PER MO.
? buys 90 acres Of mountain retreat
with lge. stream, beaut. mountain
view, on good state road. Secluded
Total price S3,995. Also some
smaller tracts. For appointment
phone OWNER, Winchester. Va,
703-662-S434.
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WOODLANDS REACH
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

CHESAPEAKE BAY - z rm. furn.
house. BY week, month. summer
or year. Very reasonable. Might
consider sale or trade. Box 5S-D,
Star.
COLONIAL BEACH Cottage. 5
rms, bath and screened porch.
$50 wk. Call 301-743-7192.
POINT LOOKIN, RIDGE, Md
3 mod. cottages on Chesapeake
Bay, scr. porches, SHADY lawn pvt;
3Ol-TR. 2-5502 or AP. 7-3946.
RIvA. MD, SIPS mo:-Nicely furn..
Available 4 mos. On South River.
Phone Annapolis. CO. 1882.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WTp,

REFINED FAMILY of g wants a
modern waterfront cottage from
July Is to August IS, references.
Call 297-7T50.
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LOVING CHEVROLET

WILLYS JFEP 1859 station wagon;
aboTe-aVerage cond.: 5000: cash,
terms or trade. HERSON'S, ia
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

PoNTIAC-2x4 manifold. iahns 4
3.16. 10 to 1 piston. Corvette
hnkage. speed. Al blower re-
worked. Gail wa. 7-6024.
1853 FORD. 292 motor. completely
rebuilt. everything new. ready e
set in any chassis from "a up
Must sell. JU. 1892.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

5000 End TRUST NOTE pasable
$50 monthly; So interest; sub
stantial discount. ]. v. CALIAN-
DRo 3 CO., AP. 1881 or VIII.
B-3o47
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1862 MONEYS
GARAGES

18th AND CHURCH ST. N.w.-Lge
brick lights. s25. co. 5-Ss49.
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OLMSTEAD

OLDS DEALER SINCE 1888
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl., IA. 7-6500
PONTIAC SO Bonneville 2-door
haTdtop, fully equipped, incl. all
power features. extra clean, low
mileage. l owner. beautiful sea
green finish. Sl-995. LEE D. BUT
LER. ll2i 2lSt st. NV. Re. =
3aA5
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-31
Egan Will Debate Tonight With or
 Without stepovich

ANCHORAGE tR - Gov. Wm. #Egan has reserved radio and tele- vision time for tonight for a de- bate with his Republican opponent and says if his opponent, Mike Stepovich doesn't appear. he'll go on alone. Speaking on television Monday night, Egan said that he had issued debate challenge to Stepovich II weeks ago, and has had no ansWer. He said he now has reserved an hours time to be simulcast by KTVA, KHAR, and KNIK-FM for a debate, and all his opponent has to do is show up. Tt won't cost him a cent he said. He added: 'If he continues to remain in hiding, I will go on with the program alone. 1 will answer every one of the outlandish charges he and his hatchet men have made during this campaign
 In a hard-hitting speech, Egan also said that his opponent was making claims that simply are not true He said: For more than two decades ] have been running for public office in Alaska. But don't recall ever being involved in an election campaign where my opponent has had as little regard for the truth as the one I'm en- gagged in right now
 He said that Stepovich claims the state had no debt when he left office, but, Egan said, did have an employment security fund debt and general obligation bond debt. He said that Stepovich claims a SIP million unobligated surplus at the end of his term, but it was really less than half that amount
 Egan also said if he had used "Stepovich arithmetic" in figur- ing balance at the end of the current fiscal year, it would not be S24 millions as it is, but it would have been about S60 million.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-31
Queen Elizabeth Laughs Out Loud as Bob Hope Satarizes Kennedys

LONDON lR = We don't have titles in the United States" said Bob Hope Monday night, his eyes studiously avoiding the royal box at the Palladium
 A faint smile fliekered over Queen Elizabeth's face.
 No, sir Hope continued, "In America We have just two classes the people and the Kennedys." ,"
 The Queen glanced at her hus- band, Prince Philip, and smiled
 And there are more Kennedys than people, Hope continued after the laughter subsided
 Elizabeth threw her head back and laughed out loud
 The occasion was the Annual Royal Variety Performance which raised S126,000 for the Variety Artistes Benevolent Fund.
 The Queen appeared just as amused when Hope said:
 President Kennedy's from Mas sachusetts, you know He's going to split in two parts-high mass and low mass.
 Critic Fergus Cushin commented in the Daily Sketch:
 Why was the Queen given the opportunity to throw back her head and laugh happily at jokes about the Kennedy family?
 "Is there some hope here for the future of satire in our theaters?'
 Jokes about the royal family are banned from the British stage.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-31
Prime Minister MacMilIan Says US. Prevented
 Kind of Super Munich

LONDON tR - Prime Minister Harold MacMillan said Tuesday the firmness of the United States and it's Western allies in the Cuba crisis prevented "a kind of super Munich
 Any Wavering in Washington or other Western capitals, MacMillan told the House of Commons, might easily have led to the col lapse of the defense of the free world
 Then, putting in a call for East West negotiations, MacMillan said:
 "The world has had shock. We have been very near the edge.
 Let us see whether we cannot, after what we have been through, find a neW determination to re- solve the problems from which the world is suffering"
 MacMillan spoke to the House of Commons after Queen Elizabeth II opened a new session of Parlia- ment with the traditional speech from the throne to the House of Lords. The speech was written by MacMillan.
 The Queen stressed the desire of the British government to en- gage in a new effort 10 reach gen. eral disarmament and a suspen- sion of nuelear weapons tests un- der meaningful systems of control Letfer-size and legal file folders
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The Nome nugget., 1962-10-31
US. Will Make Study To End All Studies
 On Effects of Tobacco

WASHINGTON tP - The gov- ernment has taken final action aimed at starting q broad new study by non-biased scientists on the controversy over whether tobacco smoking has adverse health effects such as lung cancer.
 Surgeon General Luther Terry announced the membership Of a 10-man advisory committee on smoking and health and said it would meet Nov. 9-10 in Wash ington.
 The committee, selected by the Surgeon General from list of ap- proximately 15O names submitted to the Public Health Service by federal agencies, voluntary health organizations and the tobacco in dustry, has a tWo=fold mission:
 l. To make comprehensive review of all available data on smoking and other factors in the environment that may affect health - study expected b last about six months.
 2. To make recommendations for action at the completion of the study.
 Terry, in announcing plans for setting up the committee several months ago, said no scientist who already had taken strong public position pro or con on smoking and lung cancer contro- versy would be named to the panel.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-31
US. Touches Off 34th
 Nuclear Blast In Pacific

WASHINGTON R - The Unit ed States set off a nuclear test blast in the atmosphere Tuesday in the Pacific Ocean area near John ston Island, the Atomic Energy Commission announced.
 The newest US. blast followed three test explosions which the AEC said Russia fired over it's own territory during the weekend.
 Tuesdays test device, dropped from an airplane, was in the mega ton yield range, meaning it had blast equivalent to that of about a million tons of TINT.
 It was the 34th announced US. test in the current series in the Pacific.
 The Russian tests brought to 25 the number disclosed by the AEC in that country's current series.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-31
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 Individual higf. series: II. UIl- rich 515, J Carpenter 5l2, C. Lewis 509
 High game: J Casey POS, H. Ullrich l97, H. Crlnklaw l94
 High team game: Merchants 830, Bankers 81l, Old Folks 796
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