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IN MANNERS

IL guests, including the hosts.
A few of the guests were I'M
known to us. When we were
seated at the table. our
hostess rose, and looking at
me said, MARY. will you
please say the Grace" I al
most went under the table!
We don't say Grace at our
house and ! didn't know what
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14
BY CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW
SnAcial Writer for The star -

opeVIaI WIIIet Tut 1He oVaI
Question: I'm sure I am
related to your Mrs. mex
perienced! The most embar-
RAISING things happen to me!
For example: My husband
and I had a dinner given for
us to celebrate our 25th we'd
ding anniversary. There were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14
Noon Meetino

The next regular meeting
Of Chapter ], Pee Society,
will be held at noon tomor-
row at the home of Mrs.
Howard Eales.
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VIA CALIFORNIA; GOLD COAST

We open the beach season with q sploshy team of
swin-or-show suits from cotoIino that shows greet
form Thanks to Lyeroo spondex odded TO HeIonco0
stretch nylon Of superb fit. the new line dures to
be different its exciting coIors inspired by the
Poetic. Be on the Gold coost side here tomorrow,
explore more Of this sun-soiI-swim collection.
'WiIdlfe". plunge back moiot, spIoiter of
forestry green, gold, black on white. 25.95.
"Untomed". brief and becoming 2-piecer in ovont
eurde striped navy. l7.95. THE vomp". streom-
lined muillot bursts forth in navy, gold. brown
with white; anchored with bell. 25.95. "Sorceress"
Undiluted dozze, slightly bIovsed and beted
with new, more square neckine in block
2l.05. "Storbursr', one-pieee low torso moiIlot.
fluid as the seq itself. In charcoal or moss with
white, 1895.
W&L-Sporisweur -. Washington, Chevy Chose.
Whecion Plozo, Corners and AIexondio
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Saturday, come TO
the Doffodii Show
Of our 7 Corners Store,
Auditorium. Presented
in cooperation with
the American Doffo-
dill Society," rs open
for your delight from
23o TO 800 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14

This Week, register
for our Elizabeth
Arden beouty core
course. 2-hour in-
tensified closes
begin MondoX April
22nd, but size IS
limited so register
now. Reservations by
phone, coll 34z-53o0.
extension 2243. In
person, at the EIizo-
beth Arden Counter
in our Washington,
7 Corners and Whea-
ton PIozo Stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14

This Week, as you
lunch in the Tea
Room, see Informal
Modelling. Dolly, 1900
noon TO 200 p.m., ex-
eept Saturday, 1890
TO 2.ao.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14

This Week, flowers,
flowers everywhere
as you marvel at the
beauty that hos
transformed our
Washington Stores
main elsie, lst Floor,
into a garden poth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14

Rssistsrsd. .. 9. Patent offissj
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Black Watch Thrills Thousands

House lawn was one that the
most jaded observer will new
er forget. At attention on the
sidelines was the United
States Marine Band and In
the center marched members
of the Black Watch.
President and Mrs. Ken
nedy walked from his office
to the center Of the lawn
where they first heard Hail
to the Chief" then God Save
the Queen" and finally the
United States National An
them.
With Mai. Wingate Gray
at his side, the President said
that the United States was
proud to welcome the Black
Watch because the regiment
has carried the colors Of the
British race around the globe
for several centuries, fighting
on the way from Ticonderoga
to Waterloo against us on
one occasion in the War for
independence. with US on
many occasions, World War
I, World War II and Korea.
THE history of Scotland
captured me at a very young
age. The United States, in
fact all Of US, love, I suppose,
in a sense, lost causes, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
BY DAISY CLELAND
Star staff Writer

Close to 1000 Washington
area children ar5 their fami-
lies received a thrill yester-
day afternoon. thanks to an
invitation from President
and Mrs. Kennedy and the
performance Of Scotland's
own Black Watch.
It was probably the first
time since August. 1914, that
there we're as many British
troops on the grounds Of the
White House looking for"
the President. This time 1t
was all in peace and the
President was in attendance.
While history doesn't give
us an exact number Of the
troops under Admiral Cock
burn who burned tina Execu-
tive Mansion during the War
Of 1872. historians generally
concede that they numbered
less than a hundred.
Yesterday some 100 men,
bers Of the Royal Highland
Regiment seren a ded the
President. his family and
their guests. Their pipes,
drums. marches and dances
put another feather in the
Kennedys' caps for providing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
BY FRANCES LIDE
Star Staff Writer

Representative Emanuel
Celler of New York said yes
terday that the civil rights
legislation reported out by
the House Judiciary Commit
tee of which he is chairman
is an effective bill" and
would go a LONG way towards
bringing into balance equal
ity of opportunity for all of
our citizens"
The outcome now depends
he said, on the urgency with
which the white people of the
country press for affirmative
action by their Representa-
tives in Congress.
Mr.. Celler spoke before the
Mizrachi Women's Organiza-
ton of America at the final
business session of its annual
convention at the Shoreham
Hotel.
No Easy Task
att was no easy task to
bring forth a bill that both
answers the call of consci-
ence and successfully chal-
lenges opposition" the chair
man said. But his task was
not so difficult, he added, as
the task of those who must
wrestle with their conscience
and their prejudice to &C
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on occasion the history Of
Scotland has been 9 lost
cause, but in some ways they
have triumphed perhaps
more today than ever before"
Mai. Wingate Gray on be-
half Of "our Colonel-ins
Chief, Queen Elizabeth. the
Queen Mother and Of all
ranks Of the Black Watch"
presented the President with
a Black Watch officers dirk.
a small ceremonial d q gger
used by the members.
In his thanks to the major
the President said, II want to
thank the major the
major just said that the
motto Of the Black Watch is
Nobody wounds us with i'm
punity.' I think that is a good
motto for some of the rest Of
US"
Dressed Alike
After these ceremonies and
before the SHOW starte d."
the Kennedys and Mai. VIM
gate Gray walked back to the
Portico porch to find their
special seats.
The President foun d his
daughter seated in the mid
die Of his large leather rock
Continued on Page b.
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knowledge that the ancient
wrongs must be righted."
Jewish people know the Eek
plosive evil Of prejudice and
intolerance" but in clinging
to their faith despite suffer-
ing, they have made a "free
choice" Mr.. Celler pointed
out.
But he told the women to
consider that a man can
change his country, his reli-
gion. his profession, but never
the color of his skin. And be-
cause of this high visibility
he is punished therefor"
Before adjourning, the Miz-
rachi Women approved a CIV
il rights resolution in which
they resolved to work In the
United States for integra-
ton of culturally deprived
youth and communities
with the same zeal" with
which they now work for the
migration Of the culturally
deprived population in Is
rael.
A religious-Zionist organi-
cation, the group supports a
number of projects in Israel.
In another resolution, the
organization pointed to the
present bettered climate of
relationship with the Soviet
Union" and appealed to the
United States to make strong
and urgent representations
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shake q hand here or there
and hear one plaintive voice
after another. But I forgot
my autograph book" The
President. with a smile Of
understanding. added well,
maybe it was better this way
at least we shook hands
and maybe you wouldn't be
able to read my handwrit-
ing"
Mrs. Kennedy, for her first
strenuous outing with crowds
since the loss Of their third
child in August, stepped eau
tiously after the President.
first with John. jr. at her
side and then with him
gathered up in her arms.
Young John wanted just
one thing-to meet the Black
Watch Mai. w. NJ. Wingate
Gray once more.
Memorable Scene
When his mother assured
him that they would all get
together in his fathers office
in a few minutes, John was
happy to do his hosting du-
ties-from Mrs. Kennedy's
shoulder he waved and occa-
sionally asked who's that?"
The scene on the White
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Rights Bill Effective, CeIIer
Tells Mizrochi Women

to the government of the
USSR for full freedom Of
cultural and religious express
sion for the Jews of the So
Wet Union"
Senator William Proxmire
of Wisconsin called atten-
ton to suppression of the
Jewish religion in the Soviet
Union in a dinner address
Tuesday night.
Favor AffiIiatiOn
In the civil rights resolu-
ton, the delegates voted to
affiliate with the National
Women's Committee for Civil
Rights which was formed aft
er a conference of women
leaders called by President
Kennedy at the White House.
They also urged members
to support for public office
"only those candidates who
recognize the civil rights
question as a moral issue
which can be resolved only
by total equality in all
phases of American public
life"
Mrs. Eli Resnikoff of Brook
Ign, N. Y, was elected to a
second term as national pres
ident Of the organization. Ma
tional vice presidents who
were reelected included Mrs.
Louis G. Polikoff Of Balti-
more, Md.
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Club Welcomes
Husbands

Tomorrow night is Illus
bands Night" at the Con-
gressional Club. Congression-
al wives have rounded up a
group of shops to display
their wares for Woodworking
Congressional husbands. to
take the pain and footwear
out of Christmas shopping.
The event, which starts at
6:15 pm, includes a buffet
supper, music by Howard
Devron, a fashion show, and
lust about any article you
can imagine wanting for
Christmas" say the shows
sponsors.
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CLUB
CALENDAR
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
Captain Joseph Magruder
Chapter, DCDAR - Meeting
at 1890 pm. in the home of
Mrs. Merle E. Floegel, Silver
Spring, Md.
WOman's Club of Wheaton
Card party at 8 pm. II
Parklawn Mansion, Wheaton,
Md.
Junior WOman's Club of
Chevy Chase, Md, Couples
Bridge Section - Meeting at
$3.50 pm. in the home of Mrs.
Donald Smith, Chevy Chase,
Md.
WOman's Club of Chevy
Chase, Md, Inc, Dance Sec
ton - Meeting at $3.50 pm.
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DR.. Carmichael
Is Honored

DR.. Leonard Carmichael,
secretary Of the Smithsonian
Institution, was honored at
a luncheon yesterday at the
Army Navy Town club by the
Junior League docentS at the
Smithsonian.
The honor guest, who is
retiring from his post in jan
uary, was presented with a
leather scrap book contain
ing comments of the chill
dren who toured the Smith
sonian under the sponsor
ship of the Junior League.
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White Elephant
Sale SATURDAY.

A White Elephant sale de-
signed for the early holiday
shopper will be held Satur-
day from 10 am. to 3 pm. in
the old Howard building in
Alexandria. Members of the
Board of Lady Managers of
the Alexandria Hospital are
offering antiques, bric-a-
brac, jewelry, furniture,
lamps and books for sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14

a great stage in art and In
terest at the White House.
Mrs. Kennedy invited the
Royal Highland Regiment to
perform on the South Lawn
Of the Executive Mansion. As
her special guests she includ-
ed hundreds Of children 6 to
Is years Of age from child
care centers served by the
United Givers Fund.
Personal Greetings
President and Mrs. Ken
nedy we're there with their
children, Caroline and John,
jr. and as the last roll Of the
drum and last sound Of q
pipe were he ard on the
South Lawn, all four Ken
nedys made their personal
greetings.
The First Family had sat
on the South Portico Gust
under the Truman balcony
for the ceremony. Then the
President decided to intro
duce his ia mily to their
guests.
Caroline. clutching her
fathers hand, went first into
the mass Of youngsters.
She was all but lost as the
Chief Executive stopped to
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Miss ChenoWeth
Is Ronored

The Manor House Chap
ter of the District Daughters
of the American Revolution
honored Miss Lillian Cheno-
weth, one of its members and
honorary vice president gen.
eral Of the OAR, at a recep-
ton last night in the OAR
Chapter House.
Miss Chenoweth is the
ranking honorary vice presi-
dent general among the Is
elected for life by the OAR.
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FRIDAY

FRIDAY
FRANKLIN SIMON pre-
sents the fashions for the
Christmas Village Exhibition
at the Congressional Club
House, 200l New Hampshire
avenue NV. for wives Of
members Of Congress and
their guests. Fireside fash
ions and fashions for cam
paigning will be shown by
members of the Models Guild.
Vincent & Vincent hairstyles.
Time: 4 to 6 pm.
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theme is "a Winter Wonder
land" and the Bazaar will be
complete with everything
from attic treasures and a
country store to handmade
items.
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BAZAAR
CORNER

A 1868 Christmas b azaar
known as The Pink Tree"
will be held by the Ladies
Guild of the Church Of the
Holy Comforter, with a wide
variety of items for sale to-
morrow from IL am. to 8
pm.
Everything from Christmas
decorations to pink ele-
phants," and including jel-
lies, ia m S and needlework
will be offered. The all-day
event will take place at the
church, SIEVE mt and o.
lethorpe streets, NV.
The Women of st. Mat
thews Episcopal Church Par
iSh in West Hyattsville will
hold their annual Bazaar
tomorrow and Saturday be-
ginning each day at II am.
Featured at the Bazaar
will be Christmas decora-
tons, and all kinds of gift
tables. There will be a snack
bar open both days.
+ =
The Andrew Chapel Meth
odist Church on Leesburg
Pike in Vienna, will hold a
bazaar in the church from
l pm. to 9 pm. tomorrow
and Saturday. Gifts, decora-
tons. toys, books, jewelry
and baked goods will be on
sale.
The Mothers Guild of the
Holy Redeemer School of
Kensington will hold a
Christmas Bazaar for the
benefit of the School on Sat-
urday.
Highlights will include an
auction of attic treasurers,
a Christmas Boutique and
handmade items. Mrs. Chase
Harding is chairman.
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HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE ON
WINTER COATS-DRESSY AND CASUAL!
$50 IS so5
Personal Greetings
3
Comparable $40 to $1ls values

foshonobH through the cold
plush pnt Melton CLOTH tweed cashmere and
come hair single and double breasted dess and casual styles black and
5l3 oS Tolls 344o
Selections al oil
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The women of Christ Epis-
copal Church, Kensington,
Md, have planned their Ba-
zaar from 10 am. to 5 pm.
Saturday in the church. The
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| i n
O)t||ffts

Open Tonight
: Street
Connecticut Avenue
Bethesda
Silver Spring
Shirlinoton
Falls Church
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icaI story Of a British spys adventures during
World War II. Robert Donat and Valerie
Hobson. HIS
THE EXILE" 1913. A king in exile turns
the tables on his political enemies. Douglas
Fairbanks. Ir. 12:55-9
Thursday AM.
"sLEEPERS WEST" 1871. Detective shayne
has his hands full as he tries to bring In
key witness. Lloyd Nolan. 1905
Thursday P.M.
LADY ESCAPES" 1887. Silly little farce
about the stormy marriage Of young society
couple George Sanders 1905
"DIMPLES." 1886. In this one Shirley Temple
practically sells herself to rich lady to save
her poor daddy. Frank Morgan 500
IDIOTS DELIGHT" 1889. Robert Shewood's
Pulitzer prize play loses lot Of punch in the
screen version. but enough is left to make Il
worth while. Clark Gable. Norma Shearer.
HIS
"RENEGADES" 1916 A notorious outlaw tries
to go straight. fairly exciting western. Larry
Parks and Evelyn Reyes 12:55-9
Fridoy AN.
"UP THE RIVER" 1888. Comedy about a
prison football team. Preston Foster and Tony
Martin. 1905
Friday P.M.
JAZZ BALL" mo date availabIe) World Of
Jazz. with top music men. Betty Hutton.
Peggy Lee and the Mills Brothers 1:00-5
MAGNIFICENT R0UeHNEcKS." 1855. Oil
company field super and pal battle opposl-
ton trying to stop them from bringing In
new series Of wells. Mickey Rooney Jack Carson,
Nancy Gates and Jeff Donnel 5:O0-9
BELL FOR ADAN0." le45. John Herseys
story Of the American occupation Of small
Italian town Is beautifully brought to life on
the screen. John Kodiak. William Bendix and
Gene Terney. 800
LADIES IN RETIREMENT" 1871. A house
keeper kills her employer to save her sisters
from being put In an asylum. Ida Lupino and
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Gable, Grace Kelly and Ava Gardner. 1851
LAST OF THE BADMEN." 1857. A Chicago
detective agency sends two operatives out
West to round up a gang Of outlaws who
killed one Of their agents. George Montgomery.
Keith Larsen and Michael Ansara. 12:55-9
Saturday AN.
THE RUSTLERS." ls4S. Good Tim Holt
western. 1905
BORN TO KILL" ls47. A GRIM unpleasant
meodrama Claire Trevor. HOS
Saturday P.M.
UNDERWATER" 1855. Two skin-divers brave
the perils Of the deep to locate a sunken
. treasure. Jane Russell. 1:OO-5
"BANDID0." 1856. American adventures cross
the border into Mexico during the revolt Of
1915 to sell weapons to the highest bidders.
Robert Mitehum, Ursula Thless. 1:30@
"HANSEL AND eRETEL." 1854. Puppet cast.
"cLARENcE." 1887. Anticipated version Of
Booth Tarkington's comedy about a whaey
family Roscoe Harms. 1:30-9
MIGHT AND THE CITY" 1850. A suspense
drama set against the London underworld after
dark. Richard Wldmark and Gene Tlerney.
800
"ox-BoW INCIDENT" 1913. A powerful In
dietment Of Iynehins told with simple force
that leaves you limp. Henry Fonda and Dana
Andrews 1885
"THE MAN IN the GRAY FLANNEL SUIT"
1856 tcOlOr). Story Of man who 10 years
after World War II Is still trying to adjust
himself to life. Gregory Peck, Jenifer Jones.
Lee J. Cobb and Fredrie March. 11:10-
"ScARAM0UcHE." 1852. The son of a French
nobleman DISCUSSES himself as a buffoon and
seeks revenge on a notorious duelIst who
killed his friend. Stewart Granger Janet Leigh.
Eleanor Parker and Mel Fener. 11:l5-7
VA STRADA" 1856 First-Run). Study Of
itnerant carnival life as a brutal stronsman
uses poor supplemented girl to serve him.
Anthony Quinn. eiuIIetta Masina. Richard
Basehart and Aldo SiIvanl. CNinner Of the
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Beautifully crofted
inf ont com e S
dressed in q red
green, white, pur-
pie or pink robe.
Extro robes Gre
available, 80 co.
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Big II" globe In
natural colors and
roised relief, 80 u
rpm. record with
narrative by Lowell
Thomas, ir.. other
information.
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Disploy your greet
inc cords on this
sturdy steel tree
that folds for cosy
storage. Boxed
green enamel fin
ISL.
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Lifetime florol or
ronoements in
SM" and 5A"
jors. Lift the lid
and the aroma re-
freshes your entire
room. Assorted fro
oronces.
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Keeps paper clips,
rub Der b ends,
tocks right where
he Spins OF o
touch. Brown, red,
black or ivory.
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Plastic printed with
0oren point count
summaries, adjusts
from 30x30" to
36x36", with stor-
ooe envelope.
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Noturol wood fin
ish, bross corryino
hondle, slot for z
decks OF cords,
200 interlockino
chips. 100 inter
locking chips, gift
boxed ---- 9oc
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Ask o question
turn boil over and
read onsWeT in
window OF bottom.
Porty pepper-upper
year round.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

Compoct tronsis-
torized ompIif Ter
fits any model
phone, omplifies
anywhere In room.
tTronsistor Bot
tey SEE eo.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-16

Stage
National - "a Thousand
Clowns; 8 pm.
Shady Grove Music Fair -
Dark; Call Me Madam" starts
tomorrow.
Screen
Ambassador - THE Castil-
liam; lao, AIS, $50. $50 pm
Apex-"8L2"; 2:10, 4:45, tbs
and $40 pm.
Dupont - The Thrill OF 1t
All; 1910, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 pm,
Embassy - wives and Low
ers"; las. $3.50, $50, 7:55 and
9:55 pm.
Keith's - THE Caretakers";;
1885 am, LAO, $40, 5:45, 7:5C
and $50 pm.
Macarthur - Mouse on the
Moon; $50. 8 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - 1.-THE Castil.
liam: 11:40 am, 2, 4:30, 7 anc
$3.50 pm.
Ontario - Lawrence o.
Arabia: 8:15 pm.
Palace - THE Haunting,
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is. Belly Dancing Songs MY
Great Grandmother laugh t
Me-" Something tells me I
shall skip this one.
y 4 =
The Film Festival fare at
Lincoln Center has improved
considerably since the first
offering, THE discriminating
Angel" Now why would they
want to start with such a
dreary, downbeat batch Of
nonsense? Okay, so it's a for
eign art film. AS were most Of
the pictures shown. But must
an art film be so depressing?
Chuck COnnOrs is the busy
boy. In addition to his TV Sc
ries, and his seven picture deal
with Universal, he is negotia-
ting a deal to star in and CO.
produce "The Ted williams
Story" Chuch, as you know, is
a former pro baseball player.