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late In the season and won three
in a row in August, winding up
with q 7-l6 record.
Hitting ON Ground
In four Of Daniels starts
this year he was not involved in
the decision. He has won three.
Bonnie had the Athletics
dribbling the ball to the in
field last night to the extent
that 30 Osborne had 10 putouts
at first base in the first eight
innings.
Daniels retired the first two
batters in the ninth, on q
Strikeout and q popup, but
Charley Lau singled to left and
Pinch hitter Giro Cimoli singled
to center. One more hit or
walk and Daniels probably
would not have finished the
game. But Bonnie got out Of
trouble when Chuck Hinton
made q running catch Of Bobby
Del Greco's line drive to left.
Hinton had to spring off the
foul-line seats after catching
the ball.
Pena Loses 18th
Orlando Pena, who lost his
18th game, completely lost his
support in the Senator's fifth.
Ed Brinkman was safe when
Shortstop Wayne Causey bob
bled his grounder for an error.
and First Baseman Ken Harrel-
son misplaced Hobie Landrith's
bounder near the bag for an
other error. Daniels sacrificed,
and Breeding dumped q single
over the drawn-in infield. Hin
ton was safe on Ed Charles err
ror at third. and King blooped
a single to center, scoring q
third run. Unable to find any
body who could field q ball,
Pena personally took care Of
Osborne. He struck him out.
The Senators scored three
runs off Dale Willis In the last
two innings on walks, Sacri-
fees, q hit batsman and hunt
singles by Breeding and
Daniels.
Daniels had q perfect night
at bat with two sacrifices, o
walk and the hunt single.
NOTES-It was the second
time since June / that the
Senator'S had enjoyed Q five
run lead. Jerry Lumpe suf-
fered q damned thumb in an
infield collision in the eighth,
and left the game. Both
Breeding and Don thinner
were easy outs when pitches
hit their bats and bounded
into fair territory as they were
attempting to duck the ball. :. !
Don Leppert, the Senator'S ALI
Star Game selection, should be
ready to catch one Of the games
in tomorrow's double-header.
The Ballantine Drum and
Bugle Corps, winner Of many
awards, win entertain between
games tomorrow. The %
survivors in the Miss Universe
contest win be introduced prior
to Saturdays 6 pm. game with
the Angels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-03
Regular Work Giving Daniels Shot in Arm
Numerous Errors
Wreck Athletics
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
star staff writer

Bonnie Daniels maintains that sinkerba pitchers such
himself must pitch in starters rotation to keep sharp
and that he has started and twice in the last six days
he hopes he is in the groove.
Daniels pitched his first complete game Of the season
night the Senators beat the Athletics To- Benne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-03

pitching the pace-Setting YAM
KEGS to their fifth straight VIC
tory, q 80 triumph over the
White Sox at New York.
The 19-year-old Morehead
lost his no-hit bid on Fred
Whitfield's bad-hop single lead
ing off the eighth inning in a
6-1 victory over the Indians at
Cleveland.
Three Behind
The Twins scored their eighth
victory in a row, whipping the
Tigers, ia, at Detroit. behind
the homerun power of Bob Al
lison and Jim Hall. The vic
tory showed streaking Mime
sofa into second place, three
games behind New York and q
half-game ahead Of Chicago.
In other AL games, AL
Smiths hitting led Baltimore
over Los Angeles, AS, and
Washington beat Kansas City,
Ia.
The Yanks collected only
their second victory in seven
games this year with the White
Sox and in the process defeated
Ray Herbert, who had shut
them out twice. Tony Kubek
singled across. the first Yankee
run in the third and Hector
Lopez gave Downing some
working room with a two-run
homer in the fifth.
Downing, winner in three Of
four decisions since being pro-
NOTED from the minors four
weeks ago, held the opposition
hitless through six innings for
the second straight time. He did
the same against Boston Friday
night.
The 22-year-oId lefthander
walked six and struck out 10
last night.
Morehead had a perfect game
going at Cleveland until Tito
Francona walked with two out
in the seventh and a no-hitter
in the works until Whitfield led
off the eighth with q ground
er that bounced over Second
Baseman Chuck Schilling's head
for a single.
goth for Allison
The only other hit off More
head was q leadoff homer in
the ninth by John Romano.
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STORE HOURS: Mondays, Thursdays and
Fridays, $50 am. 10 9 pm. darlington only
open to $50 PM. Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and Saturday., $3.50 am. to 8 pm. Free
Parking!
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TOP FASHIONS In LIVING
FRENCH PROVINCIAL
In Elegant White

These are the bedroom pieces to turn your bedroom
into dream Elegant white French Provincial is lit
with the sparkle of golden color trimming Carefully
built to last and last. Drawers center guided and
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give you unlimited possibilities in decorating. Never
before such quality at such low Anniversary prices
Budenburg Wisconsin, Arlington and Alabama
Evening star., 1963-02-12
WHITMAN'S MORE
FOIL HEART

oelieoss rose ond liloe sproy on
beoU'iful foil. Red. blue. pink and
tho olLmilk chocolate in gold color
Evening star., 1963-02-12
LOVE & HERSHEY
KISSES HEART

Delightful hsor shoped box FiIIeo
with famous bite size Hershey
ehoeolois individually wropped
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Route 6O-F1fty Miles From Home" Repeat) This is the
episode which served to introduce regular Glenn Corbe
IN the role of Line Case earlier this season. Corbett
rugged appeal and quiet intensity as the troubled war
hero recently returned from South Viena contrasted
nicely with Miners personality. $3.50 pm, WToP-9
Sing Along With Mitch Repeat) Mitch and his gang run
the gamut in song during this outing Leslie Uggams
offers Ebb Tide" in Hawaiian setting; "Clementine
Dark Of Dungeon" and Men of Harlech" are heard
during mining segment; and Gilbert and Sullivan fans
will not want to miss I'm Enterprise of Martial Kind
and "A Wandering Minstrel l." (Color) $3.50 pm, WRC-4
Alfred HtchcOck-The Long Silence" (Repeat) Quite
suSpensefu tale which builds In intensity particularly
In the last half hour Michael Rennie plays husband
VINO tries to murder his rich wife phyllis Thaxter while
snes recovering from fall Obviously 1t isn't very
cheerful story but fans won't be able to turn the drama
OIL Good acting by all its stars Rennie Miss Thaxter
and Natalie Trundy. $3.50 pmy-wToP-9.
Jack Paar ShOw-Repeat) Paar show ld-timers Sam
Levenson and Allen Funt turn up tonight Levenson
stu working on the family routine compares the kids Of
his day to the ones around today As for Fun he
he was an unsaleable property until he got those 20
weeks OF late night Paar exposures, and shows few
successful Candid Camera bits for all his fans The
about the girl in feathered hat and the talking mail
box are very amusing. Also Helen OConnen sings
song or two. (Color) 10 pm, WRCA.
NIL Champions, Green Bay Packers
vs. College AStars from Chicagos Soldier Field in the
30th Annual All-Star Football Game Curt cowdv pauI
Christman and Johnny Lujack handle the commentary
10 pm, WMAL-7.
Eyewitness again this consistently distinguished
series, which ends long run tonight offers remark
ably timely on the spot reporSouth Korea its problems
pers and the future Of this troubled land Focuses on
United States Troops stationed there and you'll see
OF American patrols and soldiers training Korean
troops, plus coverage Of a recent truce meeting at
Panmunjom. Eyewitness" will be soreIy missed by its
fans and this kind Of continuing news show allowing for
IN depth coverage, should be continued by CHS. 1880
pm, WTOP-9
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880. WMAL (D-washington
Summertime. A musical tour
of the city, featuring soloists
and chorus of Washington's
American Light Opera Com
pany.
$500. WTTG 81 Movie
Greats. "Gunga Din" Three
members of Her Majesty's
Indian Regiment foil a ma
tive uprising with the aid of
a loyal water boy. Cary
Grant, Douglas Fairbanks,
jr.
lilo, WTTG (5)-Hollywood's
Finest. zone Minute to
Zero" A colonel carries on
a romance before leaving for
the perils Of Korea. Robert
Mitchum, Ann Blyth. (1952.)
1855, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show. Treasure Of the Ruby
Hills" A rancher steps in
the middle of a fight to
control range land. Zachary
Scott. (1955.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02

National Education Association
interested in its "Mr. Novak"
Substantially, because it is
about a high school teacher.
Bob Fuller gets a new
name, a new horse and a new
network when he switches from
MICS departing Laramie" to
become associate star" (what-
ever that means) of ABC's ex-
banded Wagon Train"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WAMU-FM 1855 Mel
The Singers World. A dis
cussion. with musical ex-
amples, Of the art Of Ric-
cardo Stracciari.
$500, WMAL - Felix Grant
Show, Featured jazz artists
include Andre Previn, Pine
Top Smith and AL Viola.
$500, WTOP - Baseball Dou-
bleheader. Washington Sem
ators VS.. the Boston Red
Sox.
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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

sos, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-
Symphony In Stereo. Bach's
Brandenburg Concerto No. 4.
1900, WHFS-FM (1O2.3 Mc.)-
Demitasse. Handel's Con-
certo a Due Corr in F Major.
Carries Mackerras conducts
the Pro Arte Orchestra.
$3.50, WGNIS AMIN (s7O Kc.
and 1885 Mc.)-The BIC
Concert Hall. Royal Phil
harmonic Orchestra; Sir
Adrian Bolt and Sir William
Walton, conductors. Works
by Cherubini, Sibelius and
Walton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02

to "Petticoat junction" and
It bears not the slightest re-
erblance to "Hillbillies."
Benaderet. a skillful
actress at home in any role,
developed a new character, pri-
marily by reading the first
script rs times.
Yesterday she outlined the
shows approach.
4 \ 4
1T Is in no way at all the
child Of Beverly Hillbillies,'
she said. 'It's comedy, but it's
not farcical, and the comedy
stems from character develop
Inent."
The locale is deliberately
vague so the viewers own
background and personal mem
cries can place it. Bea plays
an attractive, gray haired
mother Of three and owner Of
q small town boarding house.
Many plots revolve around pas
sengers on @ railroad spur line.
Clothes are unobstrusively
modern; accents, easy but not
recognizable Deep South or
Down East.
1.-THE show walks q rather
fine line between legitimate
situations and comedy" Bea
said. TITS tongue-in-cheek but
never unkind."
4 y y
Bea has been a featured
player since 1895 but this Is her
first role as a star. She created
q Brooklyn telephone operator,
Gertie Gearshift, on the old
Jack Benny shows, played a
maid on ''Ozzie and Harriet"
a Swe dish housekeeper on
Peter Loves Mary" and for
eight years was George Burns
and Oracle Aliens next door
neighbor, Blanche Morton.
For the past couple Of sea-
sons she has been the voice Of
Betty Bubble on 1.-THE Flint
stones" while also playing
Cousin Pearl.
Pearl will Just quietly dis
appear from 'Hillbillies,'" she
said.
NTRODUCTION-ABC has
dreamed up q novel introduce
ton for its Breaking Point"
series about psychiatrists. It's
q two-part story that starts on
ben Casey" September 9. The
patient Is referred to the doc
tor in Breaking Point" which
premiers q week later at the
same time. After the referral,
DR.. Casey moves to Wednesday
night, starting September 10.
= =
SETBACK ABC's travels
Of Jamie McPheeters" had a
setback recently when its pro-
Queer, Robert Sparks, died Of a
heart attack. Danny
Thomas has decided to be his
own director on his 11-year-old
RS series. NBC has the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02
WOOK-TV
Channel ~

S:OO-Teenarama Dance Par.
ty.
6:SO-News, Weather. Sports.
7:OO-Wrestling from Chicago.
S:OO-Uncovered. Mark Sabre
mystery.
S:30-Broadway Goes Latin.
Barbara McNair.
9:OO-Movie. Youth on Pa
role" Routine melodranla
with Marian Marsh (Io3D.
lO:SO-News. Weather, Sports.
ll:00-Mahalia jackson Sings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02

tonight in Temple Sinai, 800
Military road NV. Roger also
is a graduate Of the Temple
Sinai High School of Religious
Education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02

Roger Friedman, 10. a gradu-
ate Of Walter johnson High
School, will conduct a regular
Sabbath service at $3.50 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02
CRITICS VIEW
HillbiIIies' Pearl Gets
Comedy of Her Own
BY CYNTHIA LOWRY
Associated Press Writer

HOLLYWOOD. After CHS Beverly Hnlbillies" topped
last winters popularity ratings the network announced that
Bea Benaderet man hunting Cousin Pearl the show
would star in q new series called ozark Widow"
This led to speculation whether eevison was ready for
two confed series But the title Of show has been changed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TontChts top shotOs preuieiDed by nv Keys staff
Ono Gttend TehedrSdls match screenings and analyse
scripts In New York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to area vieDers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-08

Yonasbu home enter big WIDE wonderful
worsan has included Westinghouse
appliances kitchen to almost eliminate Mons most
with
refrigerator that needs deostg
Westinghouse Waste which operates quickly quietly and e
best Of ALL superb Westinghouse Dhwasher that
dishes with the family Deluxe Dshasher
Refrigerator the appliances that help make
options teyreyour servants that are
built right every Yeonas home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-08

features included Yeonas Quality
the kitchen
the Outside
for garden tools chdrens indoors
connections with drains Silent light switches
Sliding baubs
safety little things? Hardly Add
outstanding construction
Yeonasbu homes readily understand why
community build shall reflect credit
Evening star., 1963-04-07
Knickers Return

Knickerbockers, first ski
uniform in the '20s, are back
again. Famous ex = fashion
model, Bettina, wore knick-
ers and long stockings earlier
this season at Megeve, new
est smart ski resort, and now
they're a rage.
When women first started
skiing as a sport, the uni
versal costume was knicker-
bockers, or knee pants. Then
came the first ski pants, warm
but unglamorous. These were
replaced by stretch pants,
which gave every woman a
great figure, made even ski
watching popular.
But lately, stretch pants
Evening star., 1963-04-07
IT'S A DATE

ordinated by Phyl Herlan at
1890 pm. at luncheon.
Julius Garfinckel q Co.
presents "The Tulip Look" at
2:30 pm. at q fashion and
beauty show in the Misses
department. fourth floor, with
Mala Rubinstein and Jerry
Parnis the designer, the spe-
cial guests.
THURSDAY
Hecht's Town and Country
Sportswear department, 6
pm. fashion show in the
downtown store.
Cappa Chell models, in
formally present L. Frank
fashions at the downtown
store from $3.50 to $3.50 pm.
SATURDAY
Informal modelling, Cappa
Chell models. 1880 to 2:30
at the Shirlington Hot
Shoppes, L. Frank fashions
and Jules hairstyles. Model
ing by Cappa Chell at z Cor
ners saw cafeteria during
luncheon Of L. Frank fash
ions.
SirIOln q Saddle Inn, L.
Frank fashions modelled by
Cappa Chell models and Vim
cent a. Vincent hairstyles TO
be featured.
L. Frank. downtown store,
informal modelling from 2 to
4 4p.m. by Cappa Chell models.
PhilipsbOrn, informal mod
cling every Saturday from 3
until 5 pm.
Evening star., 1963-04-07
TOMORROW

Frank r. Jelleff's informal
modelling Of fashions at The
Mayflower Hotel, in the
Presidential dining room, /
pm. Call hotel for reserva-
tions.
Hecht's features Arnel
fashions all this week. A
6 pm. fashion show In the
downtown store Is set tonight
in the Town and Country
Sportswear Department.
Givenchy exact copies In
dividually reproduced by
hand In beautiful French
fabrics will be shown at Lord
& Taylor today, tomorrow
and Wednesday, informally
from II to 4 pm. in the
salon.
TUESDAY
Pre-Easter showing Of
summer fashions at Fran
cisco's Restaurant in Be-
thesda from IL to 2 pm.
Clothes from The Sports
woman and Baby Bar Shop
located In the Chevy Chase
Lake Shopping Center. Vim
cent a. Vincent hairstyles.
Bethesda Modelling School
models.
WEDNESDAY,
Congressional Country
Club, fashions from Gretchen
Cole Of Bethesda, CO.
Evening star., 1963-04-07
Society-Home Oi.7 +

have made 1t impossible to
tell the serious skier from the
snow bunny. Then. too, when
they get wet in a spill, they're
uncomfortable.
While knickers don't seem
sexy at first glance, men find
them cute, especially as the
stockings hug a well-tlrned
ankle and calf. Skiers can
also take along an extra pair
Of stockings, change when
the legs get wet from flying
snow.
One problem is that knick-
ers are hard to find. They
require special tailoring skills
which haven't been used for
q long time.
II could sell four times as
Evening star., 1963-04-07

many pairs II I could get
them" one Megeve sports
wear shopowner said. IF you
know anyone who knows how
to make knickerbockers, send
him up here!"
Evening star., 1963-04-07
LOVE AND LAUGHTER
Fine Strands Of
Friendship
by MARJORIE HOLMES

Never underestimate the deep attachments children
form for each other They meaningful and real
their purity and strength they part Of the sweet
mystery of childhood something that is seldom found
in the later complexities of the adult world.
Little girls particularly prone to form these al
lances. perhaps because the female of the species is
created to be more tender more utterly giving Of her
emotions than the mae Little boys have best pals but
often their closest buddies likewise their direS daily
antagonists. They fight verbally and physically And
have known to grieve deeply the loss Of
such friend either by moving away. final smashup.
or even death itself,
Evening star., 1963-04-07
PARTING Is Such Sweet Sorrow

When very little girl has best friend however
she is likely to worship her. They laugh they whisper
they secrets they go with their about
each other They write each other notes and think
surprises for each other And when they forced to
separate they inconsoabe.
Nancy such child in Texas dear little blonde
thing with bone disease When moved away our
daughter hearth broken "What she do without mep"
wep They correponded for and sent each other
gifts and saved up Christmas money for phone calls.
Other mothers have witnessed this same manifesto
ton One showed me the touching postcards that her
daughters favorite small friend had mailed from every
stop enroute to California: This is the first time I've
ever away from you I'm crying so hard can hardly
% rite"
Evening star., 1963-04-07
Lyrics for Everyday Living
THE WAYS OF 10Y

The tOdyS OF joy are netO and OloiDin0.
Like smelling early ddttodilS,
Delightful as the first spring robins
That gather on your tDindoto sills.
The tUdvs OF joy are old. retDdrdtn0,
Like redping dreams for tOhtch you st
Maturing Nth stGr-iDtShed purpose,
And feeling you are much dIiue.
+,
Evening star., 1963-04-07
Tender and Lasting Attachments

Most people outgrow such attachments emotonaly as
well as literally drift apart. meet in later life
it's usually strangers. Yet sometimes circumstances
themselves are kind and two who loved each other
youngsters cuddling dolls swinging on fence remain
dear to each other all down the avenues Of life.
Aunt Tressa such a friend to my mother She
lived far away but they let the lovely strands OF
friendship fall apart Every few years she would to
visit small dark sparkling with hands that could make
piano sprout wings and fly And to hear them laughing
and chattering away to hear echoes Of far but
never quite lost springtime when both were bubbng
young
Age could not change the essential spiritual COM
munon they had with each other. thing that children
sense For children little girls especially close to
nature close to love Instinctivey they recognize that
this joyful unquestionng rapport with another human
being is one Of the most beautiful significant things in
life That is why they rush headlong to claim 1t when 1t
comes to them, and grieve for 1t profoundly when it's
gone.
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