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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-07

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Mosque in the United States
may be found at the Islamic
Center, 2551 Massachusetts
avenue NV, and guides will
explain the services, customs
and rich decorations Of the
building.
The Lincoln Memorial must
be seen twice to be fully ap-
preciated, once during the
day and once at night when it
is floOdlighted. This S6-column
Greek memorial Is at the
west end of Potomac Park.
Also in memory Of the Great
emancipation is the Lincoln
Museum which is actually the
Ford Theater where he was
aSsaSinated. The story of the
former presidents life is told
in the exhibits.
A 3O-minute tour through
the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing viii explain the en-
tire process Of printing G,
stamping and counting of mo-
ney. The Bureau is located at
14th' and C streets S.W., and
is open from 8 to IL am. and
1890 to 2 pm.
Outings
The next time YOU 90 out to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-07
ON The SIDE
Beware of the Man
With Purple Hair

black or dark brown eyes are
suspect.
One reason so many men
are dying their hair probably
is that no self-respecting red
blOOded American husband
wants to be mistaken for his
wife's father. One of my
friends confided: my wife's
10 years older than /, but
when she became a flashy
blond, all the younger fellows
started giving her the eye. So
/ changed from salt-and-pep-
per to pepper, and now the
girls can't keep their eyes off
me-"
Attention Getter
I couldn't find it in my
heart to point out that a
black-haired man with gray
eyebrows would attract atten-
ton anywhere.
But / had to admire his hon.
eSty. Most men who dye
their hair try to keen IL a
dark secret. Some of the stuff
they're using is supposed to
change the color so gradually
that their friends won't real
ize what's happening. The as
sumption is, Of course, that
the friends are either color
blind or stupid.
One fellow even insisted
that his hair had changed
from a limos t-white to not
quite-brown in less than two
weeks as a result Of taking
Vitamin B complex and iron.
He thought his friends didn't
know the difference between
tired blood and tired hair.
Not every man tints his hair
in the hope Of looking youn-
ger. / have a friend in his COS
who is blessed with a full
head Of dark brown hair with
out a trace Of gray. / over
heard him telling his boss: 81
think I'll dye my hair" The
boss looked surprised, and he
went on: "I'm going to dye it
gray. Then maybe you'll real
ize how old / am and stop
working me so hard!"
Similar Smells
Manly men used to be con-
tent to smell Of witch hazel
and tobacco. In recent years,
so many men have followed
the example Of the ladies by
using S pecial colognes and
special deodorants, in addition
to heavily scented after-shave
lotions and powders, that they
smell like women. Perhaps
this Is one reason why so
many fellows have stopped
smoking altogether or else
switched to pipes or cigars.
It's one way Of smelling diff
ferent.
The thing that's bOthering
me about the hair-coloring
kick is that once a man gets
used to the idea of tinting his
hair, he may not know where
10 stop. AS long as ne sticks
to auburn, blond, brown and
black, l, for one, will not be
too shocked. But if he follows
the ladies into blues, greens,
pinks and puppies - well, as
the saying Is, that's all, broth
er!
A paraphrase of Gelett Bur-
CESS suggests itself: I've new
er seen a man with purple
hair; / never hope to see one.
But l will shout it anywhere
- I'd rather see than be onel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-07

days, but the museums cura-
tor viii gladly spin tales Of
the past for you.
No visitor to Washington
should miss seeing our "three
great characters Of freedom, "
the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, the Constitution and
the Bill Of Rights at the Ma
tiOnal Archives Building on
Constitution avenue between
Seventh and Ninth streets
NV.
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Belied By Label

Waiting my turn to pay for
a bottle Of after-Shave lotion
the other day, I saw a man
buy a bottle of hair dye fam
liar to every televiewer. He
looked as sheepish as If he
were in the lingerie depart
ment. cts for my wife," he
explained apologetically to the
clerk. But the label said
Chestnut B own" and his
wife, whom he rejoined a few
moments later, was a blond.
One fellow ! know was filch-
ing his wife's hair tint so clev-
erly that she never suspected.
He got his come-u anc e,
however, when she switched
from dark brown to strawber-
ry blond.
The other day, / ran into a
woman who was a platinum
blond the last time / saw her.
Now - marvel Of marvels! -
her hair was blue
She was quite brazen about
it, too. ''How do you like my
new tint?" she asked, flutter-
ing her artificial eyelaShes.
cts called Aqua Mist"
Temporary Tint
missed, hissed," her hus-
band put in, looking disgust
ed. ''It just missed causing a
divorce.
cts only temporary" she
said sOothingly. ''By this time
next week, I'll be a blond
again"
what l want 10 see again, "
he snapped, sis what you
we're when / married you-a
gorgeous redhead."
Actually, only about one
blond in four really is, sales
reports of a leading hair-col-
Oring manufacturer seem to
indicate. Although only S per
cent Of women are authentic
blends, the c mpany says,
about 20 per cent Of its sales
are in its blond line. How
these figures apply to men is
anybody's guess. Mine is that
all golden-haired men with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTOP (9) - Baseball,
Washington Senators VS.. the
New York Yankees. From
Yankee Stadium New York.
Pre-empts the Lloyd Bridges,
Red SHELTON. Jack Benny
and Garry Moore shows.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Dick Powell
Theater. 1.-THE Great Ana
tole." An American intelli-
gence officer tries to track
down a European magician
involved in the murder of
an atomic scientist. Dana
Wynter. Lee Philips, Curt
Jurgens. (Repeat.)
l1:1O, WTTG (5)-Hollywood's
Finest. Chad Hanna" Story
Of circus life in the mid
10th Century. Henry Fonda,
Dorothy Lamour, Linda
Darnell. (l9400
l1:25, WTOP tS)-Steve Allen
Show. Professor Irwin Co.
rey, 1.-THE worlds greatest
living authority" is among
the guests.
1855, WTOP (9-The Late
Show. Come On, Marines. /"
Juvenile comedy about some
Marines who set out to re-
scue some Shipwrecked
youngsters. Richard Arlen,
Ida Lupino. (1934.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
Retirement Bill
For Capitol Group
Passed by House

Employees of the Capitol
architect would be guaranteed
Federal retirement rights UNI
der a bill cleared by the House,
The legislation affects about
1,l00 persons who. the House
decided, were overlooked In past
laws.
The House also voted yes
terday to extend health and
life insurance benefits Of Fed
eral employees TO some 100
temporary District schoolteach-
ers.
Temporary teachers are hired
annually because they fail to
meet one or more Of the techss
nical requirements for permay>
nent employment. e -
But Of the loo, TOO have
served for two years or morel
and 270 have taught here for. !
more than five years. Some
have held instruction posts for,
is and 20 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
Heart Attack FctuI
To Plumber at Work

A TO year : old plumber,
collapsed and died Of q heart,
attack on a Northwest construc-1
ton job yesterday, the District
Coroner's office reported.
Police reported that Walter.
Hauspurg listed in the first
block of Ridge road Sc, was.
found unconscious about 1880.
am. in the basement Of a con-.
struction job at iii Twentieth.
street NV. Mr.. Hauspurg, en-.
ployed as a plumber for Riggs
Distler g. Co., at that address,
had a three-quarter inch cut
on his forehead. The coronerl
Issued a certificate of natural
death from heart attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

Standard for next season would
cap the evening beautifully
right? WTTG-5 has set
its two-hour photographed
d documentary. In This Corner:
Joe Louis, for Sunday, July 81,
from 8 to IL pm. ut will be
shown again the following
night, which is the night of the
ListOn-Patterson title fight,
from 8 to 10 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

sos, WASH-FM 1911 MOI
Symphony in Stereo. Mac
Dowell's Concerto No. 2 in
D Minor; Dvorak's Cello
Concerto in B Minor.
1900, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Mc.)-
Heritage Concert. Works by
Handel, Brahms and Ravel.
$3.50, WAMU-FM 1855 Mc.)-
Arturo Toscanini: The NBC
Era. Original broadcasts of
the NBC Symphony Orches-
ira conducted by Toscani-
nj. Tonight, works by
Vaughan Williams, Brahms
and Tchaikovsky.
9:O5, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1885 Mel. = Concert
Stage. Gabrieli's Sonata con
Ire Violini.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tontghts top ShosUs as preuieued by ~ KEYS staff
Uho attend rehedrS1S, match screenings ana dravse
scripts IN New York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as a guide to Uiewers
Combat-"The Medal Repeat) Frank Gorshin is effec-
tive as soldier who receives the credit that rightfuy
belongs to his valiant but dead friend His conscience
succumbs to the thought of silver star award but the
usual complications arise and they're exciting enough to
sustain your interest. 1880 pm, wNiAI-7.
Here's EdeYou can't keep Bob Hope off the air. He Joins
Ede Adams tonight with more space and government
gags and song from their current movie Ede and the
United Nations Chdrens Choir sing Peace On Earth
and Edie does haunting version of Little Girl Blue
Lionel Hampton and his big band 60 full blast for Flying
Home which rounds out Edies last show Of the
1880 pmr WAAL-7.
Tonight-ohnny Carson has good lineup Of guests in
GLIDING Tony Bennett Novelist Roma Jaffe Author and
Social Critic Vance Packard and for variety sake Tum
bier Muriel Grosfied COLOR. 1880 pm, WRCA
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1855, WTOP-Baseball. WASH
ington Senator's VS.. the New
York Yankees.
1880. wAMU-FM 1855 Me- -
Comment. Emerging Min
ority Group Writers in the
United States. Stephen Fine
of Northeastern University
Is guest.
S:S5, WOL-Broadway Show
time. Robert Weede is fea-
tured in selections from
THE Most Happy Fella."
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EDUCATIONAL N
Channel rs

6:0O-What's New. Children.
6:SO-Theater Thirty. "You
Are Not Alone"
7:0O-Holiday. Hawaii"
7:SO-Georgetown University
Forum.
S:OO-Anatomy Of a Revolu-
ton. (Final program. }
S:SO-Eastern Wisdom. ma
hayana Buddhism"
9:OO-Planet Earth. THE In
CONSTANT Air"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

NNAA@~Aa@
(Which commentaries the
Yokohama Peace Treaty. for
the third time to lip-sing the
ballad about the heart he left
in San Francisco. Three cam
eras at different heights and
positions ground away while
Shear hop-skipped from one
to the other 70 verify the pic
lures.
Observed a bystander, wry-
ly: mo control room out here
where a director can pick his
shots from monitors"
Shear ordered the scene re-
shot. Damone's right arm had
swung behind the lantern for
an instant. Nobody was huff
ing. That's It," said Shear
finally. Wrap it up"
Neither Shear nor Damone
looked like men who had (a)
lost q generator when they be-
gan shooting that morning (b)
tried to get room service at a
Washington hotel after II pm.
the night before or Co were
improvising shots to take the
place Of the ones they had
had hoped to get clearance for
by the time Of their arrival in
Washington.
I'VE wanted to shoot on the |
steps in back of the Capitol
but nothing doing. We would
have to do it from across the
street. Why can't we shoot
there? Doesn't Washington be-
long to all the peopleP" Shear
grumbled.
The Shear-Damone spirits
frightened visibly after lunch
and even jazz saxaphonist Stan
Getz seemed resigned to his
lofty perch in a tree over the
Potomac, from where he will |
seem to be playing when his
featured sequence is shown on
the series. IF they'd told me
It would come to this when I
started taking lessons" Getz
was saying as he carefully
climbed up. But can Charlie
Byrd do this?"
The Lively Ones, II you
weren't watching TV last sum-
mer. is q bright. imaginatively |
produced musical variety series
which everybody thought was
going to make it to winter time
~. 1t didn't-but there's still
} chance. Several deals in the
vorks0 Meanwhile, Shear, who
worked so well with the late
Ernie Kovacs, won't be working
with his widow. Edie Adams,
next season. They wanted me
to do shows like the two you
didn't like-including the one
in Las Vegas-I couldn't do it,"
Shear said. He's got several
shows in the works including
one for Vic Damone, a tapped
series designed to run Just be-
fore the late show, or Allen or
Carson. Damone, incidentally,
is at the top Of his singing
form. Up to a few years ago. he
was merely good-then came
his first big album, followed
by the first Lively Ones.
What made the difference?
"In q word" Damone said
graphically. attitude"
There are two new dolls
putting the Live into Lively
this sum N err: red-headed
Quinn O'Hara (who has been
dating Fabian) and blond
Gloria Neil. They play the
TV dates" of Damone during
the series.
On The Run: David Sus-
skind and Jim Fleming were
here yesterday to take bows
(deserved) at the Watergate for
their Festival of the Perform
ing Arts. A renewal by Jersey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are listed in TV
Magazine with Sundays
Star. Following is supple
mentary information on
today's programs received
after TV Magazine went to
press.
1880, WRC ~ NBC
Special. A report ON the
Profumo crisis in the
British Government. Pre-
empts Chef Huntley Re-
porting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
WOOK-TV
Channel IL

5:OO-Teenarama Dance Party.
6:S0-News, Weather, Sports.
7:OO-The Pendulum.
7:SO-Mark Sabre. British
mystery.
S:OO-Mahalia Jackson Sings.
S:3O-OScar Brown Jazz
9:3O-Movie. ~ Hours.
1O:SO-News, Weather, Sports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
1853 Class Reunion

The Coolidge High School.
class Of 1858 will hold q reunion.
at $3.50 pm. Saturday ut the
Brook Manor Country Club
Georgia avenue extended, Nor
beck. Md. Music will be provided,
by Sam Wool and his orcheStra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
ON THE AIR
Left Ny Heart
At the Tidal Bosin
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star TV Cr0

Nothing gathered yesterday mCNA-~g after finally
making the at Tidal Basin going really right for
The Lively Ones (Which returns to NBC-TV July 25).
But director Barry Shear and his star singer Vic Damone
didn't seem miffed.
Damone stroling up to a Japanese stone lantern
The chronicle., 1963-11-22

CANTA sends Christmas gifts,
y too. Millions Of them. To
make things easier for st. Nick
and speed up delivery service.
the post office department has
arranged a daily mail pickup at
the North Pole. A helicopter dis
patched to the scene lowers q
large hook. Santa or one OF his
helpers sees to 1t that the mail
pouch Ii attached. and away she
goes. You can observe q typical
aerial pickup In the diagram
above. Simply hold the diagram
before you, fix your gaze on
Santa and bring the drawing for
ward slowly. Object, Of course.
Is to hook the loop in the pouch
that Santa Is holding.
The chronicle., 1963-11-22

See how many
steps it takes you
to go from KISS
to TELL by the
w o r d la d d e r
method that is.
by changing one
letter each step
to leave a COM
plete word.
Par is S e v e n
steps.
After you've
solved this one.
try going from
SAW TO LOG in
three steps.
'sol SCI 'Ses MES
'osIV Il5L IIIl
an I'LL ISL lslu
'SSIW 'sSIY s! HBM
. 0 :sIsMsuV
The chronicle., 1963-11-22
Words
of
Wise

1. BY tradition,
the names OF the
three Wise Men
from { h e East
were: -.
2. 1t is believed
the three Wise
Men appeared on
what Is known as
- Night.
The chronicle., 1963-11-22

WHAT Christmas carol
W is suggested at right?
Clues: Longfellow wrote the
words. The last line reads:
"A voice, a chime, a chant
sublime, of peace on earth,
goodwill to men," Did you
say 81 heard the Bells on
Christmas Day? Well said.
AS a reward, everyone sing.
But, let's embellish our
sing-along prop for presen-
tation to friends. First.
let's add colors: Red,
light and bright (bOw on
poodle. holly berries, etc.
Ozark red. 3-Light green.
- Dark green. s. Light
yellow. Ozark yellow. =
Light blue. S-Dark blue. 8
Lavender. 10-Purple. Ii
Tan. 12-BrOwn.
Next, cut out and set up
scene in a shallow box fold
The chronicle., 1963-11-22

. The word carol comes from
the Middle English word caro-
len. meaning to sing joyously.
Carollers have been doing just
that for more than a thousand
years. Most Christmas songs
are those with simple melodies
and words. L~ongfeilow wrote
the words OF Il Heard the Bells
on Christmas Day on Christ
mas morn, In s~trlfe-torn 1854.
The chronicle., 1963-11-22
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The chronicle., 1963-11-22
Letter Perfect

DELOW are first letters and
- definitions Of nine four-Ietter
words. Complete each word using
only letters found In Christmas.
O.: To pack fun
H.: Steam sound
B.: Astounding
-: Whiskers do this
S---s Tree ornament
T.: Sailors
NJ: Fine rain
A.: MistletOe site
S.: Rests In a chair
Time limit for this exercise La
five minutes.
rs1IS 'qoIv 'lsIW 'sT5L rms
'VoN 'qoIa SSH 'uBIO :szsAsuV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28
GARAGES

GARAGE SPACE, well built fol
storage only. 1880 Missouri ave
NV. RIA. $1,000.
GARAGE for rent, brick, electricity
concrete floor. near Union Station
ne. 10. $3.50.
GARAGE, double, for rent in FALL
Church, Va, west end. Call JE
3-9S37.
GARAGE, double, brick, 1912 2lst
st. NV. trear). AID. 2-77sl.
2-STORY, double, brick. downtown
go E ST. NV, S35 mo-, DI. Z.
4OS7.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WTD.

ALL CASH II you prefer for your
apt. house ground. VIII also buy
subj. to coming d. C., Nd, Va.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28

An area OF 5-acre homesites. ideally
located rear Rte. So in nearby
are still available For details and
information and appt. TO inspect
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SUMMER HOMES

HOUSE FOR RENT-6-rm. summer
home on farm. with modern cow,
incl. hunting writs and garden.
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SUMNER CAMPS

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VACATION PLACES

FOR SUMMER RENT - Mountain
cabin; bordering National Park. at
foot Of famous peak. Trout stream,
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MAINE : Belgrade Lakes Great
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attractively furnished, model GE
kitchen, excellent fishing, near air.
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OUR PRIVATE vacation cottage, Is
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l7-LAKEor THE CLOUDS You have large rscrsatonal
area situated this fabulous lake sEe-3b
deep-stoeksd with brook trout-tsd By virgin mountain
streams and springs. Unparalleled camping, flshing and
swimming high up in the Blue Ridge Mountain ' 49,
lsTenns courts III for night scheduled for construction
te-b offices 20 hours
aervieed By skilled
development resale for profit
Cove have fnEerps the trader for building and
will assist free OF charEs
2i-No membership initiation fee-no extras turn
recreation 10 free after developed H.
the meantme-for some years-we all costs.
22-25 miles Of road construeed-3 900 acres Of land
23-our facilities are built now-not promised.
II all and do financing.
2b-Whe water canoeing offered the connecting
With ogr lake and Island rsersaon and the Appalachian
2o-lorsbak riding for senass Farms nearby board your
27-NsaI chAnly race tracks and Shenandoah National
PARK We believe that givng value. We believe
that the value OF the recreation the
your lot and We believe that lot viii be worth double
IN years.
2s-Huntsrsys offer large hunting tracts and island
Deer. quail SQUIRRELS, rabbits phsasan and yes ducks
Upovd. % sa.. for summer weekend camping p.
sO-Ws MAINTAIN issn.os and cabins on reservation basis
Please call-no
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Franklin Manor. beach cottage, Q
oedrms" lse. upstairs dorm, Ice.
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Brk. rambler, 8 bedrms,, h.-v. h.,
lge. lot, excel, boat hsrbor, S Mug
Harbor, Shady Side, Nd.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

DOCTOR WOULD LIKE 10 create
a $4,000 first trust on her prop
erty for 2-year period Will
pay SO interest. EN-, 2-0l9l.
SECOND TRUST in . notes. / Of
?, face $4,000 down to S3.345.7b,
g Of 2 face 5000 down 70
S3,B75.5S, all due March %,
1870, V ST. NV. Investors, nc
spectators Substantial discount
weekdays Dl. 7-l050.
LIST TRUST, $1,000 discount. Face
amount $3.50. Available at S..
$50 at 10 mo. payment. Maturity
IN 4 yrs, Prop. mr. 18th and G
SITS. NV, Sold for $1,000. g66-
65O5 Sun. or ME. S-072l Mon
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90 acre farm. off OF Rt. $50, Q
barns, tobacco allotment. Calvert