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AUToMoBILrs ron SALE

OLDS 81 Super "Se" 2-dr.: r. and
beautiful 2-tono flnish; only 81 .396.
MBER Az OLD oLdDS. S720 os, ave. NV.
PACKARD late '5s caribbean couv.:
mos. old; less than 5000 MI.
like new, orig. cost over $1,000
Confidential spare, power steering'
power brakes. ultramatic drive,
color. sahara tan, owner going over
seas will sacrifice at So $3.50 for im-
med. sale. Cali OIL. 4-362S. --16
PACKARD 1850 club coupe; splepdid
condition, Ike new; S596. terms,
ROPER" 18th and r. /. ave. ne.
PACKARD 49; fully equip; $47o
PACKARD 81 2-dr. de luxe Clipper;
radio. heater, Hydra: selling for
PACKARD so model 1901 4-dool
sedan; with ultramatic, radio, heat
er; has the luxurious golden ami.
versary styling with 135-h.p. mo-
tor; only $685.. PARKWAY-FORD
8 to 9; Sat. till 8.
PLYMOUTH 1853 Cranbrook, 2-tone
$1,295. JU. 5-2406. -15
PLYMOUTH ~ conv.: red. r. and h..
top, seat covers, paint and battery
are new, amany extras; owner must
sell now at sacrifice. $6S5. Oh.
PLYMOUTH 40 de luxe 4-dr.: original
throughout: sacrifice. S99: no money
down. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK,
r. ]. ave. at Goth st. ne. --l6
PLYMOUTH so: 1900 MI, extra good
equip: car seldom used; will sell to
party taking good care of same for
tirst good offer, WO, 6-6734. --15
PLYMOUTH so club coupe; q like
new, low-mileage car; in beautiful p
tone color; r. and h.. signals and
Wv. tires. 81 ,O95. Bank financing.
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga ave.
PLYMOUTH "a Belvedere sport
coupe, company ofi1cial car; heater,
power steering. Hy Drive, Solex glass,
WV. tires: 2-tone coral and ivory;
new-car title and warranty: sub
stantial savings. WHEELER, INC.
| Chrysler- Plymouth Imperial Dealer,
1890 Wisconsin ave. NV, EN-. 81
470S. to 3: Sat.-Sun. till 6. Ia
PLYMOUTH AZ sedan; r. and h. l.
owner car. new motor: So down.
I'd ne. LA. 6-9622. Ia
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDsAOBIL1 81 .9s" Holiday. de
beaut. 2-tone finish. Must see and
drive to appreciates; only S1,205.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES, 1717 r. ].
ave. NE. DU. 7-6300. --16
OLDSMOBILE l947 club sedanette;
excellent; $3.50; terms: $40 down.
ROPER" 18th and r. /. ave. ne.
OLDsMOBLE 1858 "ss" Rocket
sedan: 5,400 miles; power steering,
+. and h., Wv. tires; orig. owner
Same as brand new. Make reas.
offer. IA. s-9621. -lS
OLDSMOBILE 81 Super ESQ., COW J;
like new: will consider trade; 81. $50
OLDsMoBIIE so 4-dr. model aSs.'
station wagon: r. and h.. spotlight
str trans. Here's the like new wagon
ideal for both town and country use
Hurry for this one at only $L095
SoSr Sown bSs.e Mcneil sS 'eEms sS sq
oiSDst SO So &..ssss de. sIi luxe e adj; r: and
h., s.c.,. Wv. tires: Hydra-Matic;
9s 6ssutiiSl gSds cream a finish II A 4 srand sd buy
Obs 80 '5s "ss'; SUPER SUPER; sedan; radio
heater. Hydra-Matic: red with black
top. g beauty: $2:095. CcC guar;
CO. 1929 22nd st; NV. ST. $4,000.
0LDS '46 "66" club coupe; black;
HORNER'S CORNER. 1929 MINI
oGSss GEs 81 S. Ass" rs "-gsGo' 4.dT. sedan: G HydPa.,
r. and n. low mileage, orig. owner,
cash bargain. OF. 2-4192. --16
OLDS. 80 "SS" de luxe club coupe;
Hydra Matte; r and h.. turn sig
mails, seat covers, perfect, light blue
finish, tip top throughout; $S95
written guarantee. TRIANGLE MO-
TORS. 3010 r. 1. ave. ne. DE. 2
oLDs '52 4-dr.: Hydra-Matic. r. and
h.. clean; $3.50. E. P. SCHMIDT
oIDs 1853 Super "ss" 4-dr.; fully
equipped; Hydra-Matic: lovely blue
tone finish; marvellous car, onl,
$I.795. ALBER oLDS. 372O Ca
ave: NV, TU. 2-560O.
OLDS 80 "sS'' Holiday; r., h.. Wv
tires; low mileage. Must sell. Pvt
owner. S1.05O. ia. 9-1068. --1e
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1852; excellent cond.,
dir; siEnals. heater: $e9S, must keN
1854; selection Of body
styles; colors and equipment. These
are company of1cial cars with. low
miles; substantial discount; cash or
trade. Call or come in at once for
this limited offer AIS MOTORS,
INC IN: Virginia's Largest Chrysler.
Plymouth Dealer" 3911 Wilson hlvd.,
Arl., Va, ia. 2-4102. Open till
Q pm. sat. till 8. Closed sun.
'52 CAMBRIDGE sedan:
clean, well kept for. Top quality car
with heater and seat covers, reduced
to 5000. written guarantee. TRf-
ANGLE MOTORS. 3010 r. I."kve.
ne DE. 2-6302. ie
'53 4-dr. Cranbrook:
10000 actual miles; one owner; q
very clean car; 2-tone green with
interior to match. tinted glass, and
heater. See this today; $685..
l. p. Stafford NASH. INC. JU.
9-S4O0; S507 colesville I'd, Silver
Spring. Nd. -.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE 1851 Super 49,; q
ton, Wv. tires. r. and h.; all ac-
cessories; low mileage. $500 cash
and take over payment. WO. 6-96O6.
SO model "76" sedan;
radio and heater. Hydra-Matic dr.;
a real solid value at $705. Car No.
CASA, MONROE FORD, 1887 East
West hwy. Sill. spg., Md. Open
evenings til o. JU. 5-7S04.
1940 series "76" 4-dr.
sedan: attractive light blue finish
with hsrmonizing tailor-made seat
covers and flve deep-tread tires;
Iydra-Matic, radio and heater; 81
value ct only S696, OLMsTEAD MO-
TOR CO., N. Virginia's Aargest
blvd. Arl., Va. ia. 7-S4O0.
'52 series "9S" de
luxe 4-door sedan; attractive q
tone turquoise with harmonizing
seat covers. set on by Wv. tires,
super range Hydra-Matic drive, de
luxe radio and heater, turn signals
and power steering An outstanding
value at only S1,696. OLMSTEAp
MOTOR CO.. N. Virginia's Largest
Oldsmobile Dealer, 1000 Wilson blvd,
OLDSMOBILE 1853 "9S'' convert.
power steering. power brakes, E-Z.
Eye glass, Autronic Eye, Wv. tires,
spoke wheels: low mileage: $2,800
AID, 4-6256, IA
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcsne.y J

DUMP TRUcT io6a Pord. Reoo
S.yd. body. WITH "a. ends. a-sueSd
rear en6. Rood tires. low naiienge.
AL nnechanicsi cond. 661i b sf..
Mafyiand Park, Nd. Redwood
k-60b3. lis
rnuCr .oko !, -. ,,
yyS hIacS nn;sh. LSSo ,ow rss1a.rs. sIcs,Isnt
tires; Priced TO sell quick; l;,;, $845; s
AEN 1ON-rkCH CnEsHyInLS1, SSnnSv Sdav
Lee hWy.. hLi, Va. "a. z-SVnuo.
Opsn ~ S:SO pm. s ,sLdo
tOMD l-ton naIDea: go0a rppDer,
nargain IN nsed eommeEcial kransp.
rrlcso t0 Sen 4MlSnI ca 0dSoo 0aSSo AEN - LON- ,I,
PECK CHEvROL6ed. S14O Lee L nnWyy3
Ar. va ia. %-SoVo. open VI y:oU
FORD '62 k-ton pickup; low mileage,
SaSI Sisah S4@o OF pest onef. 1Ei D.
SS5,sa. S,a ,t,,,., rn,. e.. ~.
sa-rouna uI5nEy nn, untt. .SiH sI1s
enS t91sy.u 6rlc~e1 $50 % rSsHH,,vp11S SSH p11TksT' 7sT
S4SS. AEN 4JN.FAch IN, n SnEvrssS'IT ~. "a 4.
31aU Leg n"y;;, oAnndL, AnL, va yA.
r,SI:Svygy;r I1SSygyyS;r -GEpn GpSn VI V:oV pm: L..
CaH e. 0L !s-Ion paMs pl' Cealas aona
n every LespecG uAIk p.ue' 14sST 4u0q
ureS, $rS0; oU,nay tuaIaMtes. ILL HL
SANgEnxS'u 'u. Masn.s UtoSsE " FoTo n
Dealer. 11l4 vermont ave. NV. Az.
4SuV: Open Lntn cS.i Pm, c,,mSs, mSsH
Customer parking. -15
CHEVROLET 4S. sedan-deliyery; h-
ton panel; black: black ready sSnr to o work; :
Uack&Be uaulluk1s DZS0I e1U-QHy
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GARAGES

1873 0 ST. N.W.-1-car; SIS. DAVID
E; BARRY CO., ME. S-2O25, 1907
REAR eOs5 X ST. N.w-prive-in
and park cars; SIS mo. RIA.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.
NV, suitable for storage or as ga
rage for 2 cars head-on; vacant.
Rent. $40. See res. mgr. 1474 CO.
lumbia I'd. NV, AID: 4-1042. B. r.
SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV, Ma.
: S-2100. -16
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RoATS

FOR sALE-25-ft. steelcraft cruiser,
la47: sleeps four, head and galley.
Completely oyerhauled and equipped.
sale price. $4,000. KE. s-46li:
FISHING HART1Es-Deales Nd. Can
1888 CJsToM-BUILT s5-FT twin
Chryslsr Crowns lis. hydraulic.
dual Columbian controls; uSdS; ar, siT;foa% pam
radio and phone: lots Of other eauip-
Cost $4,000 to build, Must sell;
rhoATss fhsosAlnE s2sPPGTs s2PTs Sn Snussd 6sisa wood
covered 8-ounce canvas. water.
HS5na' PERSON. sixs'x1s at ST.. 30 and
each 60 hDeFseSn sa WoodI:y sahylS serb as ss7 :fs
it.. excel. cond.. used 40 hrs lis
h.p. $4,000. Can be seen Of DELA-
HAYS BOAT YARD, Compton, Nd,
or call ia. 2-6702, after 8. IA
SACRIFICE 47-ft.. twin-scrsw yacht;
HsaDSed RslEse foa vz .Scard ScsE heSaf VIII
demonstrate. So, 800. Call for appt.
81; 45ooOosS. Mr.. sAFNETTE. = or 81.
oUfBB0ARD MoroR-e.5 h.p. with
new carburetor. S66. AID. 4-032S.
oUTBOARD MOTOR, Ship. See Bee.
FRAwLEY, 6sS 6 St. NV. Ma
S-2197.
WANTED-Small cabin cruiser, tc
rent. 7-19 through f-31. with option
to buy. Box gilt, Star. 16s
duraS mahogany; fully equipped
AID. 4-2619 or Dist. Yacht Club
18th and Water st. Sc.
EVTNRUDE SPORT-TWIN 3.3; full
reverse. SIG Potomac ave. Sc. Apt
"a: best offer.
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MoToRcYcLEs

HARLEY '53; 74-o.h.v.; excel. eond..
low mileage OF $500. Cash. FA.
3-6422. -14 .
MOTOR BIKE, recently overhauled;
excel. running cond.; $50. Call OIL.
4-6261. Ia
CUsAMAN EAGLE, 1858; perfect
condition; saddle bags. Windshield,
other extras. WA. 7-b439. after
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WANTED
FOR EXPORT
100 CARS

GENERAL MOTORS, FORD AND
cHRYsIER PRQpUSTs; WE Arr
PAYING THE HIGHEST WHOLE
SALE PRICES IN THE AREA FOR
EXTRA CLEAN As1,S;lI CARS; ,56s to ,,,1s; ,S4s
TINE Only. IMMEDIATE Cash
SETTLEMENT. A FAIR APPRAISAL
CANNOT BE GIVEN ON THE TELE-
PHONE. PLEASE DRIVE ALL CARS
WAsHINGTON MOTOR co.
119 NEW YORK AVE. NE.
ME. s-9759. OPEN TIL 9.
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TRAIlERS

HOUSE TRAILER, 24-ft. Royal: 1047
model: good cond.: can be seen ct
12lS Rockyills Pike; Plandyso Traiie5
HORSE TRAILER-streamlined-ex-
eel. cond. and appear. Hauls
lge. or 2 small. 1915. So.s 5-673o.
az SCHULTZ. 20 It.: real bargain;
S795 or best offer; terms. Call
ELLIOT. NO. 7-1111. ,-16
LIBERTY. 194s; shower and toilet;
80 it.: 81 300. Lot 4, rear; EVE
LYN INN, 1923 Rich. hwy. Alex. 20.
ABC, 1854, Al FIT.
Used less than 80 days. Cannot be
told from brand-new: VIII sacri-
assume unpaid balance. Reason for
this great sacrifice. lost my wife.
Ask to see Mr.. Thawley's mobile
home at COLES, 31a miles north
of Laurel. Nd. on y. 8. hwy. No, /.
PA. 5-1922. lie
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CHRIS-CRAFT

New 1854 80, Express Cruiser,
powered with two 145-h.p. engines,
completely equipped. This beautiful.
livery. 49, Riviera Runabout, 12O-
hp. engine. III Sportsman, 120-hp.
engine, last one available for this
season. 1850 49, Sportsman and
trailer, new-boat condition, 1949 l8'
Sportsman, used 100 hours in fresh
water only. 1853 22' Chris Craft
Express Cruiser. like new and less
than so hours running. IA Old
Town o u b o d, refnished. "a
Chrts-Chraft cruiser, $4,000. The
boating season Is just starting. Buy
one of these boats and have four
months of wonderful boating pleas
ure. All boats on display in Wash
ington.
r. L. VAN FOSSAN. INC.
Washington's Chrts-Craft Dealer
$50 Maine Ave. S.W.
GT 2.092R Ia
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ABC- 1854. Al FT.
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

WILL TRADE EQUITY in 4-family
brick house. ut .1401 18th st; NV.
Income S20S mo-; present MORTGAGES
S11,600: for any car valued at
$4,000. Ma. s-7772 or Ju. 9-7622.
WANT 70 BUY BUY iats,modsi sI9 Dc car. Go. tC. z.
clean: viii pay cash. To. 2-4104.
'~nnf week vii pay A' cssh for Of al fT1 makes ts
WESTERN BUYER has immsd. cash
HUGHES. T8l2 Go. ave. RA. 6-1l22.
WILL PAY CASH for 1910 to 80
Plym., Chev.. Ford; one owner. No
dealers Ao' S-'0'S at'ef o:So Pm
SOUTHERN BUYER paying top dollar
for clean cars from 1910. to 1859.
+ 74OO Georgia ave. NV. RA. 3-567T.
'46's, ATS, ABS
IL
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'46's, ATS, ABS
Top Dollar Paid. VIII pick up. Phone
IO. 4-666O. IA
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AUTOS FOR sALE tcon.. !

CHEVROLET 1851 convert: Power
glide. r. and h.. al ACCESS, excel.
ccnd. 81, ,005. OF. z.6671. -l16
'S8 1910, 4-dr.:: 4, H..
Wv. tires, 2-tone blue and white,
like new; sacrifice. 81. 1875. Trade
and terms. OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK, Il. I. ave. at goth st. ne.
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'53 4-dr. PowerGlide,
de luxe blue: only 1900 true miles;
he: fs. been ns. snd fssiIS s ao carr A.s,ns sdn:
$l.446. ~. 2.oS40. IA
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Toke luxury No at any price employs finer fittings,
fabrics and feathers or combines them with such
smart and colorful distinction.
cover new high in smoothness, quietness respon.
siveness and handling ease. And remember, Pontiac
miles thrifty mes-thanks to low fuel consump-
ton and unsurpassed reliability.
has lowered the ceiling luxury to everybody level
Do it soonyoure missing plenty every day you wait!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-16

ties Of the pieces he chose to
perform.
Before the opening group had
been completed, 1t was clear.that
the young recitalist had bitten of
considerably more than he could
comfortably chew Mr.. Boggess'
rendition Of the Bach Busoni
Rejoice. Beloved Christians
proved to be a reliable index Of
what was TO come. The formula
seemed to be velocity rather
than accuracy, buster rather
than sensitivity. and key-punch-
ing rather than phrasing. Its ap-
plication to such, transcendental-
ly taxing works as the Chopin
B nat minor sonata and Ravel's
"Gaspard de la Mutt" was most
unfortunate.
The pity Of this unhappy state
Of affairs is that Mr.. Borgess.
quite unnecessarily brought it
upon himself. He Is q we'll
schooled musician. a Juilliard
graduate and a pupil Of Ernest
Hutchinson andd Beveridge Web
ster. That he can play well when
he is not defeated by problems Of
technique was plain enough:
there was ample evidence of
sound musicianship displayed.
Yesterdays recital was certainly
not a fair test of what he might
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-16

IMPRESSIVE FlllE-eAR SIZE. You can take every.
thing along when you travel in Pontiac 1t is actu.
ally bigger than costing much more, which means
interior roominess, luggage space and riding com.
fort unapprOached by any car in it's low price range
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-16

dustries, Inc, also otafew York,
and four Of its subsidiaries. ETC
said the two groups had 1851
sales Of over 5000 million apiece.
In October, 1852, ETC charged
the two groups each had internal
price fixing arrangements, and
that each aimed at ,lnonopolizing
its field through price arrange
ments and mergers. There was
no charge Of combination or con-
spiracy between the two groups.
The firms that signed the con-
sent order neither admitted nor
denied practices charged by ETC.
Subsidiaries named in the
Seaeram order were:
Seagram Distillers Corp.
Frankfort Distillers, Inc; Frank
fort Distillers Corp, Calvert
Distillers Corp. and Distillers Dis
tributing Corp, all of New York;
Carstairs Brothers DiStilling Co.,
Inc: Hunter Wilson Distilling
Co., Inc; the Calvert Distilling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-16

MONTGOMERY symphony Orchestra.
Chester Petranek and David Burchuk,
conductors: Paul Cianci violin, and
Mr.. Petranek, viola; at Western jun
Tor High School. Bethesda. Program:
Sinfonia Concertante, X 364. Mozart:
symphony No. 4 in r minor, TSchai-
koYSkY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-16
News Of Music !.
By Homer UIrich

Montgomery symphony Orchestra.
Chester Petranek and David Burchuk.
conductors: Paul Cianci violin, and
ior Hish School. Bethesda. I Program:
sinionia Concertante, X. s64. mozart:
kovsky.
It is likely that the Mont
gomery Symphony Orchestra
boasts as many PHI. DIS as any
orchestra in this area-almost a
dozen. in fact. And more house.
wives. engineers and assorted
high school teachers as well.
Further, its concert last night
took place in the gymnasium of
Western Junior High School at
Bethesda-an all-purpose room
of cement-hlock and tile. but
scarcely. concert hall. Add to
this an audience containing
many vigorous. noisy youngsters.
The result was a unique per-
Torrance.
Chester Petranek, the orcheS-
tra's regular conductor, appeared
as viola soloiSt, with guest violin
list Paul Cianci in a performance
of Mozart's "Sinfonia Concer-
tante." For this work and for
the "Fingal's Gave" which pre-
coded it, David Burchuk served
as conductor. The collaboration
of violin and viola was first class
but one had to strain to hear
1t. Acoustics and audience noises
being what they were, little was
audible beyond the 10th row.
That was unfortunate, for both
men are sterling musicians.
In style. ensemble and general
quality their performance was
beyond reproach. Mr.. Burchuk
did his best to pull the orchestra
out of its lethargy. but the room
: was against him. His conducting
is clear and intelligent; he and
the SoloistS deserved better sup
port from the orchestra than
they received.
Mr.. Petranek, who conducted
the second half of the concert,
is obviously brave and resource
full. Only such a man would
have the courage to program
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-16
MISREPRESENTATION rovely
ButtIesWoIIs, and Almost


Tchaikovsky's difficult Fourth
Symphony" and acquit himself
so Iionorably. It is with no wish
to be patronizing that ! say the
SO honorably. There were, of
course, the usual lost players. the
tones not in the score and a GER
tain difference in the string Sec
tionS. But there were also a good
display of rhythmic energy and
accuracy, northumberland
sense Of phrasing and evidence
that the players were interested
Uneven enthusiastic about
their work. It is the hope of all
community orchestras such as
the Montgomery Symphony to
achieve this attitude. Mr..
Petranek is to be congratulated
for his success in this respect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-16

Canada, and eight subsidiaries
Seagram. Inc; William Jameson
q Co.. Inc: Carstairs Distillers
Corp. Seagram Sales Corp, the
Pharma-Craft Corp, Sea-Cal-
Frank Corp. and Browne-Vint-
ners Co., Inc, all Of New York.
and Distillers Warehouses, Inc,
Of Dover. Del.
The Schenley order dismissed
complaints as to Gibson Dis
tillers, Inc. and Straight WINS.
key Distilling Co. of America.
Three Feathers Distributors.
Inc, and Bernheim Distilling
Co., all Of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-16
FoIIs Caurch conteen
To Hold Open House

The Falls Church Teen Can
teen. recently moved from its
Hillwood avenue location to 100
East Broad street. win be for
mally renpened at invitation
open house at 8 pm. tomorrow
City officials, representatives
of service organizations and
church officers have been invited
to attend the ceremony. which
win take the form Of a st. Pat
rick's Day party.
The new site is on property of
the Falls Church Episcopal
Church. The canteen was re-
moved to permit construction Of
a chain grocery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-16

Co.. Gallagher q Burton. Inc,
and Paul Jones & Co.. Inc, all
Of Baltimore; Distillers Products
Sales Corp. Boston, and Julius
Kessler Distilling Co., Inc, Of
Lawrenceburg. Ind.
Subsidiaries named In the
Schenley order were:
Schenley DiStillers. Inc;
Schenley Distributors. Inc; Mel.
rose Distillers, Inc. and Brandy
Distillers Corp, all Of New York.
The Seagram order dismissed
complaints as to the parent hold
ing company. Distillers Corpora
tion-Seagrams Ltd, of Montreal,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-16
FTC Reveals Accord
| With Firms Charged
In Liquor Price Fix
BY The Assoeia,sd Press

The Federal Trade Commits
sion yesterday announced agree
ment with two big liquor dis
tilling and distributing groups
charged with price fixing prac-
tees.
The agreements provide that
the two liquor combines will not
rig prices to restrain trade.
The orders were signed by
Joseph E. Seagram and Sons.
Inc. of New York. and IL Of its
subsidiaries, and by Schenley In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-16
ADVERTISEMENT.
Beacon Wax Guaranteed
TO Give Hardest Gloss

Beacon Wax's' sensational new
formula is guaranteed to give all
floors the hardest gloss. Beacon
Wax stops all floors from scuf-
fling. ordinary wakes don't. .Bea-
cons longer gleam makes it
biggest wax bargain,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-16
Boggess Was. Undone
On Selecting Music
By Irving Lowens

Robert Boggess, piano. At the
Phillips Gallery. Program: Chorale-
prelude. Call on Thee. Lord, Bach
Voice Commands, Bach Busoni: Che.
rale prelude. Rejoice Beloved Chris
tians, Bach-B usoni; Sonata In B nat
minor. Opus IS. Chopin Vers la
Petrarca. List; Gaspard de Ia Mutt,
Ravel,
To this reviewer last nights
Phillips Gallery concert was an
unequal contest between Robert
Borgess., the pianist of the eve-
ming, and the technical difficult
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-16

be able to accomplish within !
more limited sphere. A less am
bilious program. more carefully
planned. undoubtedly would
have led to q much more pleas
ing concert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-16

THE EVENING STAR. Washington. b. e Air
Ia 1874
Evening star., 1954-12-05
HoLLYWoOD.

HOLLY WOOD.
I stopped by to see Joan
Caulfield. now in her second
season as star Of MY Favorite
Husband" TV show. and found
her longing for the good old
glamour days in the Holly
wood Of Greta Carlo. Pola
Negri and Gloria Swanson.
when movie stars were excit-
ing, unpredictable creatures"
When pink Roll Royces and
sable bedspreads were COM
monplace.
'It must have been exciting
to have lived in Hollywood in
those days." said Joan, who is
against the current sweet
little-girl Debbie
Reynolds, jamie Powell, Pier
Angel, etc. She wants stars
to behave like the legendary
idols of the silent era.
"Then the movie queens
really lived it up lavishly. Now
adays the emphasis is on nor
malcy and quiet living" Even
Marilyn Monroe doesn't follow
the crazy, exciting pattern
Joan yearns for. But then
neither does Joan. But to con-
tinue.:
Where's GIomour?
"Stars shouldn't be expected
to be ordinary beings. But for
years the public has been sub
jected to a series of honey
stories and pictures Of the top
glamour queens trying to prove
that they like nothing better
than trips to the supermarket
or whipping up patches of bak-
ing powder biscuits with their
own pretty hands. Even Mar
lene Dietrich at one time was
presented as being a hausfrau
type. famous for her goulash.
I don't think the public quite
ever bought this story, and now
years later Miss Dietrich is
still famous as a glamour girl,
not for her dishpan hands.
Hollywood has the greatest
experts in the world on beauty
in all departments. Even
an ordinary looking girl can
attain glamour" continued
Joan. I've seen so many
beautiful girls come out here
to try to get into the movies.
But they go around in blue
jeans, paying no attention to
their personal appearance,
yet they expect to get jobs.
Why should producers and
directors bother?
I haven't anything against
blue jeans. They're fine if
you're running a tractor or
going fishing. But I'm a firm
believer in being well-groomed,
in public at all times. If a
girl is determined to become