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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13

$500. DOWN, SIS mo. buys nice
cottage; tile bath. copper plumb
ing, large liv. rm.. fireplace: 3 blks.
from Potomac River. H. A. E9GE.
ASSUME 4eo OF on s-bedrm., brick
rambler rsp ,t fun d, bsms :, stor aIs
disposal; In Broyhillcrest near An
OWNER, JE. 4-1954. Id
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for q lovely
3-bedrm. rambler. spic and span
condition: l with large rear screened
Srsn Be n sgTs e Hr zee this n SaTsa
Falls Church on large lot: walk to
SI3,50Q: reas down payment; as
a SqTs la EEA1 1ss trust Exclusive
70 - ACRES IL miles from D. c; -
chicken house; stream on property;
S-91S1. A. b. STANLEY. LIS
rm., tile bath. full bsmt., oil heat;
e PH sn siSo aS' Edsewafe r sSs ssn
81. ESQ. $500 DOWN, Fairfax Co. 3
miles from Shirley hwy rms. I'M
finished but livable. Owner transfer
red Must sell immed. Price includes
furn. VERNON NJ. LYNCH & SONS.
Springfield. Va. XII. 9-575S CLOSED
Mr.. fIfiNscoLN1A, VA. / block from
sep din. 'rm. Iooxsoo-ft. lot with;
good garden space and fenced rear
S y5hSSS II T.. I "a 5s7Ss l sSSs
BRICK iaadS'i CAPE CoD-s14s5o. i yr.
CD Cr 5 .1 rms and bath. floor; sn nd
bath. Assume FILA loan. consider
Sn rfs7 trust TaiS GalI OWNER Crescent I4
IT'S. NEW AND CT TOO-Real COM
this. beautiful new antique brick
rambler in q convenient area OF
custom homes. 8 large bedrms. with
diversified closets, 2 full tiled baths.
BsIs a naif ~ bath in Nth ful r. daiylsnt
din. rm.. completely. equipped kit.
with dishwasher and disposal; de-
tached brick garage; level lot. Priced
below market value at only $24.950
X KIT ths ve WATKINS efis Of Con- n. gH
OPEN SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY. 1
to g p,m.-Lovely stone rambler; 3
bedrooms. 9 baths; 1-acre lot: over
looking a series of lakes and fine
estates. Priced $4,000. Directions:
Follow Burke I'd. from Annandale
approximately l mile to Brook Hills.
See open sign. VIM. p. PARA
MORE, Realtor. Ia
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. l
to pm. 625 Goth st. S, Airing
ton--New Groom. all brick home;
ideally located. Price, $lS.700. Rea-
sonable terms. VIM. P. PARRAMORE.
PINE TANGLED REC. RIM. with fire.
place and bar in full bSmt. A s.
year-old brick rambler with scrd.
porch in central N Arl. area. Com
plete gle kit. with dishwasher and
DISPOSAL. bright cor. bedrooms, tiled
bath. offered at only SIT 500. Low
down payment acceptable. ARTHUR
L. WALTERS CO.. IA. $4,000. Open
evenings is
$500 DOWN-Lovely masonry 3-bed-
rm. house. l blk. from schools;
country atmosphere; Falls Church
bungalow in Vienna,
Va: 3 bedrms.. lily. rm.. and bath;
full bsmt. and place for garden.
Call Dunkirk 5-7474. Ii
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n ARL. CAPE COD--Three hedrms.
equipped kit. rear glass porch and
full bsmt,; viii CT. S13,T50; a good
home, priced riGht. Can Mr.. Raney,
ia. D. $500.
Y ARL. COLONIAL-Close-i loca-
ton. COW. to everything; for the
conservative pocketbook and growing
family; 5 lge bedrms.. beautiful
equipped kit 10xl6. lge. liy. rm,
12S.o comfortable Gen 12x12: nice
gize din. rIn. with open porch and
sulI bsmt. with outside entr..: will
81 for Sl5,950. Call Mr.. Raney,
COUNTRY CLUB PARK-Tremendous
33-bedroom' 2-bath. full-bSmt.. =
custom-built home of the best taste,
in finest quality; year-round air
cond. for better comfort. Call Mr..
Raney ia 5-6S00: ewes. XII. S-970S.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.. Arl... Va.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
$500 DOWN-S86 MO.

Pays everything for this nice, clean
S-bedrm; semidst. home At l12h
Plenty Of closets. 5 min. from Govt.
bldgs. Vacant. Call owner. JOSEPH
KINSKY. ST. 1891. OIL. 1854.
NO AGENTS PLEASE.
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HTS. -
This center-hall Colonial home sit.
been admired for years by those
driving along Braddock I'd. It is
Home" for the family with growing
children. Each Of the 8 rms. are OF
generous size and the front porch
Is Just ''right"l It's so seldom any
market that we didn't think the
owner was serious when he said
''sell." Your inspection is invited
by appointment only. Call BOB
DUNCAN, Real estate and insurance,
kI. S-S015: 1872 s. Washington ST.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13
Sleepy Hollow

antique brick rambler,
huge corner lot with trees; bed
rms; full bsmt. walk to bus.
schools. and stores. ONLY $1,000.
CALL NOW.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Realtors. IA. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13

ALEXANDRIA-Brick Colonial with
3 bedrms. and Ia baths, basement,
side. screened porch: 10 minutes to
Pentagon and convenient to every-
thing. ARLINGTON REALTY co.
INC. 2212 Wilson blvd, IA. 7-93OO.
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l ACRE
$14,950
8 BEDROOMS

Only 81 500 cash: additional acre
available at 1000. This property
needs considerable maintenance
tpaper and paint). Living room 20
fl. with fireplace. 20-ft dining
room, . bedrooms down; 3 up:
basement; huge glaSsed-in porch
A REMODELER'S DREAM Cor
appointment' Please cali ia. T-poe0'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13
TRULY COLONIAL
Convenient Location
APPETITE
BEER PURSE?

Then you'll want to see this new 81
bedrm.. 2I2-bath brick rambler. To-
Gated ct edge of proposed park. Pine
paneled liv, rm.. 5X"l. with firepl.:
sep. din. en-. beautiful kit with nat
ursl finished cabinets, Bedrms. are
all lge. Full bsmt. with u bath; car
port Only $50, 500 ARLFDGT REAL
ESTATE CORP. 2533 Wilson blvd,
IA. 7-445S, sun. ewes. OV. 3-:i5Di.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13

ALEXANDRIA BY owner. Fifteen
rooms, flreplaceS. ETC.; partially re-
stored historic section: ideal for
home. doctors Offices or ants, 800
500. Phone KI. 9-5313. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
WESTERN
SUNSET

In a beautiful wooded setting, dis
tinctively decorated inside and out.
liy. rm. with Calf. pastel stone fire.
place, sep. large din. rm., sunny
kit. with din. space and all the
latest de luxe equip. tdble. DR.. GE
refer, West. wide-oven cleo. range.
GE dishwasher. DISPOSAL and Ben
dix; full divided bsmt.; 3 really
closets: pastel tile compartmented
bath: side scr. porch; Handicapped
l50-ft. lot with tall trees; picnic
area and TERED flower beds In a
fine Arl. residential community Just
10 Minis. to D. C.. and Pentagon.
Asking S24,950: excel. terms to
qualified purchaser. Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
MARRIAGE License Applications

both Of Alexandra, Va.
Charles VENTED, rs, 1914 21st ST. NV.
and Daisy Bruner, SO. 1887 Rhode
Island ave. NV.
Richard Moon, 25 Shoreham Hotel, and
Muriel Nease. %, 1901 Clydesdale pl.
NV
Hollis Mullinix, 81. Fort McNair. and
Marcia Russell. 10. 1909 K st. ne.
Samuel Henson, 81, and Caroline Blake.
81 both Of Baltimore.
Ebert Lewis, A.. Alexandria, Va, and
virginia Lewis. 46, 4106 Beecher st.
Marion sharp. go. 1924 Lamont st. NV.
and Ruth Humphrey 10, 1922 La
mont st. NV.
Donald Jones, 90, 312 18th st. ne.
and Helen Choauette, 90. 5006 10th
st. ne.
Walter Bruce. 81, 1920 Newton st. ne,
and Shirley Nyce, 81, 1924 Military
I'd NV,
and Helen Giles. 20. Hyattsville. Md.
Pillie Anderstn. Il. Carmi; M. and
joseph Pscots. o. Redwood CITY; Calf;
Frank Fisko.- 80 Naval Receiving sta
ton and Sue skasss, Is. 20 Calves
Ronald Dunn nm 20, Patuxent River. Md,
and Nirginia Harper. 20, Arlington.
Marvin Rinker, 22. Newport, r. l., and
Elizabeth Kudasik. 20. ia Webster
m q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Maryland 10 Intensity
War on Farm Insects
BY the Assoeiosed Press

Maryland farmers are due
more timely warnings on insects
under a new project aimed at
keeping tabs on bugs that bother
crops. agricultural experts an
nounced.
DR.. Ernest M. Cory. head of
the entomology department at
the University Of Maryland. said
the new survey will keep Mary
lands important insect pests
under continuous observation
during the growing season.
The plan is to give entomol-
ogists up-to-date information in
insect populations and make
possible advance warning of
dangerous outbreaks.
The project is being conducted
in cooperation with the U. s.
Department Of Agriculture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02

| Patricia A. Wilson. l.. 1741 2sth st. Sc.
Infant Francis, washington, D: c.
Hezekiah Brewer. 80, 455 Neal pl NV.
Mary Bryson, 65. 1850 o st. NV.
Edward c. Green, "a, 1910 10th st. NV.
Marie Rogers. 81. 906 Westminster st.
Mary L. Rosser. 40. as27 Reservoir I'd.
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Deaths Reported
(From D. c. Bureau Of vital statistics.

Rhonda Walker, 81, Vienna, va.
Ronald c. Isaacson. 40. Mt. Rainier. Md
Lawrence F Alsop, IL. 400 Montellt
ave. ne.
Mary e. Young, 50. Clinton. Nd.
Samuel Jones' 40. 321 McClain st. s.w,
Beatrice tBerney. 79; 800 independents.
ave. Sc.
Pauline Marsteller. rs. 141s Harvard
Louise M. Wear. "A. 24ee South Dakot,
ave. ne.
washington H. Hoon. "A. All Volts
. Alvin siegfried, "a. 1856 Euclid st. NV
Peter Pappas, 10, 1928 Eye st. NV
William M. Lert, 81, 1895 Western ave
NV.
Alice Mcdonald. 81, Wood Acres. Nd
Helen B. Owens. 81, I'LL 33rd ct. Sc
Francis w, Nemeth. SO. 2901 18th st
NV.
Cameron Cowne. 81. Midland. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02

Richard Barrett, 90, Gainesville, Md.
and Judith Atkinson, u, 1920 CO.
lnmbia I'd NV.
and Kathleen oBrien. 90, Mclean
Gardens.
John Dawson III. 25. Ann Arbor. Mich.
and Ellen Greene, "a, 2401 Calvert
st. NV.
Eston Bibb. jr.. %. and Joan Scott. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02

Under D. c, ldiD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day: 10dit three tull days
and receiDe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
The frontiersman., 1954-04-15

We contractors shall always feel proud { privilege of construction on this ultra Valley area. May if serve it's purpose we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

Il & II . z .45fr
When Q high fidelity fan de-
cides to buy Q tape recorder, he
has quite a problem to choose
one which will give him good
performance at the lowest pos
sible cost.
Even very poor recorders rep
resent q good amount Of money,
so 1t is wise to investigate well
beforehand.
One Of the most important
reasons for the high cost of a
good tape recorder is the need
of q precision mechanical tape
drive system.
A chief factor in good, music
reproduction Is holding the pitch
of q sustained tone without no.
ticeable waver or variation. II
the sound varies at a rate faster
than once every 5 seconds, it
is called flutter or, WOW.
Noticeable flutter can be elm
mated fairly cheaply from
turntables. In tape recording. a
thin ribbon Of plastic or paper
two-thousandths of an inch thick
and H-inch wide must be I'M
wound from one reel. moved past
the recording head and wound
up on q second reel. Obtaining
uniform motion at low cost be-
comes a difficult problem.
Fundamentally, practi cally
every tape drive system in use to-
day can be made to give very
good results. However, when the
components Of these drive sys-
TENS must be mass-produced, in
accuracies appear which are
often sufficient to cause hutter
to rise above the ears threshold
Of perception. It is also unfortu-
nately true that some mechanical
systems can be very good when
new, but their flutter content viii
increase very rapidly with use.
Flutter in many lower-priced
recorders can be reduced by hav-
ing q machine shop precision
grind all parts Of the tape drive
system. OF course. when such
grinding is done, care should be
taken that the speed of the tape
is not changed appreciably.
In general, a good tape record
er mechanical system should in
clude:
/. A hysteresis Synchronous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Gieseking Records
New Mozart Discs
For Angel Label

Walter Gieseking has recorded
all Of Mozart's solo piano music
for release by Angel late this
spring.
Gieseking also is scheduled to
record q series Of Mozart con-
certi, and Angel plans to record
all Of Mozart's songs and the
symphonies from No. % to No.
Il, conducted by Herbert Won
KaraJan.
Gieseking also is making new
recordings Of all the piano
music Of Debussy.
Angel has scheduled these adj
ditional future recording prof.
ects: Bellini's Norma" starring
Maria Callas; Gounod's :. mi
reille," Richard Strauss "Ari-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
London to Make
Mozart Operas

Elaborate plans for observance
tof the Mozart bicentennial in
| 1855 are being made by London
Records.
London expects to record four
Of the operas-Don Giovanni,
Marriage Of Figaro. Cost fan
lutte and the Magic Flute. All
will be made in Vienna with
Erich Kleiber conducting.
Kleiher also has conducted a
new Strauss Rosenkavalier to
be released later this year. Lon
don has scheduled releases this
year also Of a new Salome. Rigo-
letto, Traviata, Otello, Manon
Lescaut, Cavalleria Rusticana
and Romeo and Juliet, by Gou-
nod. Lohengrin, recorded at Bey-
reuth. is about to be released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

needs a different type Of recorded
sound from Beethoven's Pastoral
Symphony. In short, High FL
deity gives us the obligation to
acquire another kind Of fidelity:
fidelity to the music.
To return. then, to my initial
premise. let me re-state that in
judging any recording we must
summon two criteria: perform
ance and reproduction. We must
strike a balance. First. does the
artist performing the work have
something to say to us, and sec
ond. did the engineers let him
say it so that we can hear it?
I am all for high fidelity. well
used in the service Of the artist.
I am all against making q gadget
out Of music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
THE SUNDAY STAR
washington, d. G.
SUNDAY, MARCH Z, 1854

or more Of four speeds-iX
inches, 3A inches. 7h inches
and is inches per second. In no
case should a hi-fi fan consider
using a tape speed Of less than
7la inches per second, for the
lower speeds drastically cut the
frequency range. The w speed
will give as good range as most
loudspeaker systems are capable
Of handling. however. A good
machine will give about l,4o0
cycles Of added response for
every added inch-per-second OF
speed.
Recently some manufacturers
have extended the frequency
range at low speeds by the intro
duction of improved recording
heads. But in some cases the
total effect Of this improvement
alone does not match the in
crease in claims. There are ways
in which the frequency response
can be stretched but the meth
DDS used sacrifice other qualities.
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,ul Research Laboratory
motor to drive the tape. with
some positive pressure device to
get as good q grip as possible
on the tape at the point where
1t is driven. However, hysteresis-
synchronous motors are seldom
used in low priced recorders. If
such a recorder must be pur-
chased. be sure it has a good
heavy duty phonograph-typ
motor. # the mechanical drive
system has a heavy fiywheel, it
should do fairly well.
2. Separate motors to drive
the supply reel and take-up reel.
However, only the more expen-
sive recorders are built this way,
SO the audio enthusiast may have
to be satisfied with friction
drives. using the main drive
motor for power. In a system
using such drives, it is extremely
important that the motion of
the reels have minimum effect
upon the motion of the capstan
that drives the tape. In other
words, you should be able to
stop the reels and still not have
any appreciate effect upon the
drive capstan.
One of the advantages of tape
is that it can be erased and used
over. There are two general
types of erasing used in tape
recorders-AC erase. and DC or
permanent magnet erase. AC
erase demagnetizes the tape and
leaves it in good condition for
new recording. DC or perma-
nent magnet erase fully mag
netizes the tape completely. AS
far as obliterating the previously
recorded sound. both types do
equally well, but only machines
using AC erase are advisable for
high-fidelity recording, because
DC erasing causes more back
ground noise In the tape.
Before buying a tape recorder
check its noise output. If any
cracking noise. or hum. can be
heard when the volume control
is set to play back a normally
recorded tape at a reasonable
room level. the recorder Is not
suitable for hi-fi listening.
Tape machines operate at one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Gallery Recording
Slated Next Fall

Columbia has tentative plans
to release q. recording by Richard
Bales and the National Gallery
Orchestra next fall. The music.
a cantata called 1.-THE Confed-
eracy," was recorded last year.
The Bells, seldom performed
symphony by the late Sergei
Rachmaninoff, was recorded for
Columbia recently by Eugene
Ormandy and the Philadelphia
Orchestra.
A number Of performances on
10-inch LIPS have recently been
transferred by Columbia to r.
inch discs. Works formerly on
two 10-inch sides are on one
side on the larger discs. In
cluded are records by Bruno
Walter, Robert CaSadeSuS,
George Sell and Claudio Arrau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

Many makes of components. at widely diff
fering prices. now are available for use in home
sound systems.
The Star asked six Washington dealers who
handle number Of makes to recommend COM
plete basic music systems In three price cate
gories-low, medium and high. These systems
listed below, include speaker cabinets but not
furniture for housing the other components.
Such furniture can be provided by the dealers
In variety Of styles and prices Prices listed be-
low also do not include wiring, mounting Of rec
ord players or other installation details. Prices
for these services vary. but a typical charge for
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In this category quality comes first, price
second The ampliflers all have Is to SO watts
power, equalizer controls for proper record play
back and loudnesS controls for increasing bass
and treble automatically at low volume. In
the case of Fisher, the controls are incorporated
: in the tuner and amplifer and tuner thus must
be purchased together. (This is also true Of the
Craftsmen and Pilot units in the medium price
list aboveJ Two multiple-speaker systems are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Is Hi-Fi Systems in Three Price Groups

q complete installation is around $35. This is .
worthwhile service for the inexperienced pur-
chaser since the dealer then will take response
bility for operating failures during the custom
airy 9O-day guarantee period.
The prices quoted by these dealers are
met" prices usually IS or 80 per cent below the
list or retail price. Hi-f components customar-
lily are sold at net and 1t is well to make sure
the dealer is following this practice.
Many combinations Of equipment are posi-
BILE besides those listed here and numerous
other brands are on the market The recon-
mendations below are the dealers, and The Star
is in no way indorsing them.
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adne auf Naxos" and "Rosen-
kavalier," the latter with Elisa
beth Schwarzkopf: and four
operettas by Johann Strauss:
"a Night in Venice" Gypsy
Baron" Wiener Blut" and
''Fledermaus." also with Nine.
Schwarzkopf.
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HIcH-PRIcED-Seso 70 sss5

listed. The other speakers are all l5-inch The
Rek-O-Kut turntables are manually operated
also is a manual player. The Garrard model
RC90 changer can be operated manl1ally, which
is not true of the RC80 in the other two lists
%All pickups below have only diamond styh. ex-
cept one. which has sapphire point for stand
ard discs. All speaker cabinets are preassembled
and finished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Recording
Continued From Page ED

are to give a true picture Of the
composers intention.
Now-that Is the point. The
great advantage Of High Fidelity
lies in the ability to come nearer
to the composers intention. This
requires taste as well as engineer
ing skill, musical perception as
well as gadget control.
There Is no. such thing as one
type Of sound. Moussorsky-
Ravels Pictures at an Exhibition,
with its virtuoso orchestration,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to s4z5

In the following systems some ref1nementS
are introduced. One of the amplihers. the Bell
22O0A, has increased power. and several have
more elaborate controls than those Of the low
priced category. These include equaliSers (indi-
Gated by the letter e., for adjusting to the prop
or playback characteristics Of various records,
and special loudneSS controls Indicated by the
letter Il, for reinforcing the bass and treble
automatically when playing at low volume. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

amplihers have 10 watts power except for the
20-watt Bell. The speakers are 12-inch. except
where indicated. Those labeled coaxial have o
small. separate treble speaker mounted in thu
center of the main cone. ALI systems have
three-speed automatic changers, and four have
diamond styn IN the microgroove pickups.
Speaker cabinets are assembled and finished
except where indicated. Some Of the tuners
receive AM as well as FIN broadcasts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

In these systems the amplifiers have separa-
rate bass and treble controls. but no equaliza-
ton controls. The Bell has 10 watts power the
GrommeS watts Speakers are all 12-inch.
Automatic changers are listed except where in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Low-PRIcED-siso to SITS

dictated. and all turntables have three speeds
Each system includes a. standard and micro
groove magnetic pickup Radio tuners are FM
only. Speaker cabinets are unfinished, but are
preassembled except where indicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

Dual-S eaker System - Table
Models 7ia-inch woofer with power
full 6.S-ounce Alnico-5 speaker mag
net gives more effective power output
with low range of 40 CPS. Extra
sensitive 3h-inch tweeter has 2.15
ounce Alnico-5 magnet with range to
woofer with heavy 2 pound Alnico-5
magnet gives high-eflciency, low
transient distortion, more effective
power output and increases damping.
WOofer delivers low range Of 80 CPS.
Sensitive 3ha-inch tweeter with 2.15
ounce Alnico-5 magnet extends range
to $4,000 CPS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Investigation Will Pay off
In Buying d | Tape Recorder
By Robert n. Carson

I'.s,ronie scientist. Novel Research labosa'er
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-06-24

Items for this column, person
ais, summer outings, guests,
luncheons and shower parties,
may be sent to Elsa c. Berg,
14600 Euclid ave., or telephoned
to PO. 1873. While the dead
line is Tuesday at 5, it is appre-
ciated when these items are
received no later than Monday.
In honor of their fifteenth we'd
ding anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs.
"Cappy" Kicks entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Nolff to dinner at
their home, The Diamond Ranch,
Moreland Hills Village.
Mrs. Kicks is able to be in the
record shop a few days a week,
following her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Faulds of
Colt rd. report the golfing and
fishing fine at Oscoda, Michigan,
where they are visiting their SON.
in-law and daughter, Lieut.. and
Mrs. ]. Kimbrough. Lieut.. Kim
brough is stationed at the Air
Force Base near there.
Alice Stevens Walter will pre-
sent her piano students in a Re-
cital at her home, 1864 Glynn
rd. on Thursday evening, June
oath at eight o'clock. Students
taking part in the program are
Charles Alexander, John Alex
ander, Chris Bedford, Kathleen
Forristal, Nina Grotefend, Nancy
Hazelett, Virginia Hazelett, Gary
Hutchins, Beverly Jones, Lewis
Jones, Pam Juergens, Peter Kozak,