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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

COLOHEp-MlCulGA rAHk-
s 500 On includes sc settlement ns;rt
rec. rm. Near bus. tfsnsporta.
ion ono. onIs $4,000. Cali I'M
CoLoRED
iss s5th 81. NJ. o"
g rooms, rec. room. gas heat. Sac
SMITH. DE. 2-74e3. DE. 2-Ii60.
FACING TAFT PLAYGROUND
OPEN SUN. 2-6
1887 OTIS STREET NE.
NEWLY DECORATED semidet
patio, garage: good financing. Priced
for quick sale. Call Miss zaker, FE,
B. 543: MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.,
AID. 4-2OO5.
coLoRED OFF s. DAKOTA AVE.
7l5 CRlTTENDEN ST. NE.
OPEN SUNDAY. l TO 8 PM.
FIRST showing Of this Lowell,
Colonial brick home containing {
pine recreation room. washing ma,
chine plus many extras. Mrs. Angel
Nr louis clgasf RIDDEN. tn. $4,000
sc,oI 1t1 sth ST. N. p;
rms. bath. This house is better
than new; 8 yrs. old. with peri
rs. front porch. beaut. fenced yard
NJ Proyidenee Hospital.
brk.; mr.. Monastery; side hail entr.,
lge. liv. rm... firepl.. oversize din
rm.. spacious kit, sun parior. 4 bed
rms, rec: rm.. Gear garage
ARTHUR L. CURLING
LA. 6-663l LA. 6-776s
CoLORED-sPLENDID BUYS
ALL HOUSES OPEN 2-5:3O
1919 CHAPLIN ST. Sc,
MOD. Def. RAMBLER
MOD. Def. RAMBLER in beaut
suburbs: rms, > bedrms.; on Ala.
9ama ave. and Hillside I'd. Sc. Pric.
$1,000; dn.. $4,000. Ewes. CO
-. 1907 46th PL. Sc.
MOD. DIET. BRK. RAMBLER:
rms, mod. kit, expandable attic fol
extra rms; 2 baths; Oh or non-0,
may buy. Out Benning I'd. to Reef
terrace. then follow. Ii. 1885.
Drr s mo 4Sth Fl. Sc;
al cn mer h, rms; rec. rm,, 81 or non
yd;; low DIV. payment to CT. Ewes.
444e ALABAMA AVE Sc
DEL. RETIREMENT HOME: for
couple; all on ! A., rms, rec. rm'
gar. Price $11,500. moderate dn
P T1S mo. payments SSs. Ewes,
swEENEY REAL ESTATE co.
iLU. 4-35SO Ewes. 70 K.kaa,
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HOWARD COUNTY
RIVER CLUB ESTATES
S7.50O-S12.50O :

win buy . and 3 bedrm. ramblers
in Charles Co. Call Mr.. Wiliett for
details. LU. 4-0S13.
SPARKS AGCY., REALTORS
lDU. 1895 NO. 7-S4S5
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-S.E.
BRK. COR. 3 apis, Ice. lot; mr.. 2
OWNER. ia. e-70i0.
CAPITOL Hhl-Best buyl Restored
3 eedrms.. 2 baths. lovely lse. draw.
Exclusive. STEVENS, Pc. 3-4g47. :
HILLcREsT. high on hill. south o
AL stable rooms. Three bedrms..
baths. up: powder rm.. screened
porch. LIST floor: rec. rm., garage II
bsmt. Priced low sos. ELIJAH q
s HJ IN. s .qIi, y e. s E7 sr0k
HlLLCREsT-20i6 32nd pl. Sc
Lovely mod. 3-bedrm. Diet. Col. brk
home. Features incl. Ice. lot. rec
rm.. 2 firepls.. screened porch anC
many extras. FLOYD Z. DAVIe
CO. 60: 1877 S x s 81 NV. ma. s-O352'
HnLcREsT. FOR SALE Or TRADE
-3-bedrm.. 2h-bath brick: ga.
OWNER. LU. S-0Si0. for sS APPOINT.
BRICK. semidetaehed: 3 bedrms-
screened porch. rec. rm. with iarTi
eIpboards;. l1i7 consress 81. Sc
1885 45th PL. s.E.-By owner, de,
taehed brick. 2-story. a iiv. fm
with firepl.. din. rm.. kit. 2 lge
bedrms.. can be made into 3. II;
baths. slate roof. aluminium storm
and screens. front porch. recrea
ton rm. and hot water heat. bricA
garage: and fenced yard. 75xiO0
SIs ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-6-rm
house In excel. eond.. h.-w.h., lge
corner corner lH a and os sarase; for sale b.
NEW SOUTHEAST RAMbLERs, ~
sSSrch iis 1881 s e. Francis Z. b: xaTis
! y baths, liv. rm., dining area. iEe
kit. level lot. full bsmt. with Law
Cow. 10 everything. Ia block
from Pa. ave. Priced 70 sell. OpeT
ss esso snH LIZ g s sHgs SUsADA. 70
' .S, s HANN4 ami n. s ic1 R.,s
I P5iesd- pr ca. al,i az. Lewis NO. q
COLONIAL HOUSE s.E.-3O21 N Ct
list mr.. Ice. liv. rm. with Are.
place. din. rm., mod. kit. powder
rm.: End mr.. 8 Ice. bedrms. and .
baths. full bsmt. with "a bath: frt
ine r sSoDI Ssns e. .saresd h in Price ss
school. churches. Open. / 'tiiI D
OUT PA. AVE, left on MINI. ave
and right on N st, 10 Open house
LII. 4-l6l6 or Lu. i-OS3S.
Like-new semidet brE'. 8 rms. 10
s sstns; re- fu 70? s::ais iflr'pl.'s'. O'h'
OPEN. ii. TT. DUPONT AREA
1896 st. s.e.--6 rms. semidet
Drk.. 3 bedrms., bsmt., h.-w.g. h.
storm wind. S1l per mo. 70 n0n-0
4 or GI incl. taxes and insurance
some cash needed. Mr.. Strange OF
premises. RA. $4,000 or Ii. 3-S37l
siI,550--3-iamily duplex. semidet
brick. PERI. cond. Each has lly
s s%;i dhl n.,, "a. I besr% Ios AM
. fth Sc. Library Of congress area
81 S,d ap %sns AaENT jT .e terms
NEAR KRAMER AND ANACOSTIl
schools: 0-rm. detached stuceo-tile
bedrooms and bath. rec, rm.: dee
:neeisns t'e Condition S; USnss acsS
pied. Priced right. INSPECTION By ap
polntment. Mr.. castonEuay. 10
az "a. ave. Sc. Ii. Zoos
interest. D. c..'. 2s6Sii sSth pI
Sc, between Southern ave. an
Camden st,-New 3-bedrm. briel
rambler. Two baths. finished recI
room. garage; reasonably priced
conventional or FLA financing. b
lowner, MRS. BECK, LII, 2-7elO.
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HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
OUTSTANDING BUYS

HILLcREsT: on Pa. ave. cor
Nash and Carpenter sts.-New de-
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baths. bedrm. and bath on LIST A..
full bsmt. with rec. rm.; gas heat
huilt-in garage: large cor. lot; PRICED
risht for immediate sale: Open
Carpenter 81. 70 house. LII. 2-5976
New. detached split-level rambler:
bedrms. and den; full bSmt. with rec
rm:; ga baths. Open : to 5 pm
Out Pa. ave, left on Texas ave.
Gight on Carpenter to house. Lu
HILLcREsT: 3sls Pope st.: oper
2 to 5 p.m.-Det. brick Colonial;
rooms; lst-fioor powder rm:: full
hmt:. garage: level lot. Vacant
Out Pa. ave. left on Texas ave. Il
HILLcREST: so24 3eth St. nr
Ala: ave;7Opsn z 70 5 pm: Det. brk
s.c c sm ss SseI%' . tS ssmt po SIt
garage: level lot. Priced for auieI
sale; shown By appointment. LII
coSoREss HEIGHTS: sls Ala.
bama ave. Open ! TO q pm. Det
stuceo over brick. Q large rms, ar.
=
bsmt oil h.-w.h.: sl2.s66. LII
CoSSoREss HEIGHTS: 4soe-O,
Wheeler I'd. GI-FHA-conventional--
Brand-new semidet. brick homes;
large rms: 1st-n. powder I'm full
bsmt.: gas heat; level lot. OF, s75t
"a; approx- ~ Per mo: Open /:
HiILcRisT: Near Ais6aIns ave ave.
.l22Il 3lst place-Det. BUNGALOW;
rms. 2 bedTms.: full bsmt.: ga,
h.-v.h.: porch; garage. Open 2 4
70 pm; ~; I-7l26.
center center h han, rooms; > ia , bed
500. LU. 2-59i6.
tile bath Isl d I: 2 finisheS attic rms rms
full bsmt.: aaS h.-wh.: large leve
lot. Sl4 500. LU. l-l2S3.
NEAR Pa, AND ALABAMA AYES
With rec. rm' porch: gas heat; SI2.
xNAcosrIA: s rooms. bath. :
large bedrms.: oil h.-w.h.; S6.950
on MINNESOTA. AVE; Mr.. Pa
ave; lst commercial: 3 ofnces.. suit
f0r R5U1sss!rnsl m ssnid. yAe STiek
iO s.' sPs st en'r L. gas i-7 h2sh' ieVs
CONGRESS HEfGHTs: Ice. det.
porch: full bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.: 2-cal
sarage: large level lot suit 70
CONGRESS HEIGHTS: Semidet
brick; . complete apts.; full bsmt
with rec. rTn,; gas heat. LII. 1-71.6
ANAcoSTlA: Semidet. brick:
rms. 4 bedrms.: full bsmt.: So
h.:w,hi,;; porch: Sl3'5O0. Lu
aNkcosTIA: ls47 W st.-semi
oil h.-wh. $4,000.
ANAcoSTIA-Det. bungalow;
. rms; 3 bedTms.: full bsmt. will
knotty pine rec. rm.: porch; leve
ANAcOSTiA: Near Minnesot
ave.,-Semidst. brick; s large rms.
sly;n50, Lu4 1-Si26; -
HlLLcREST SECTION; Nea
srnSsh ave- b sS4g s ,i.0 Ssss brio
CAPITOL HILL: e?s 8. Caroiinl
ave, overlooking park . home 0
apt. Nine rms, 3 baths, porch
priced -ieht for immed. sale. B
a0 SNS Vess; ls4s You st.-pet
z rms. 4 .bedrms... 2 baths. ! OF
: LIST a.; gas h.-w.h., Diet. garage. larT
level 6 lSIi Sss ooop LII I}ki S1Sa5e'
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
, Realtor. l3lR aood Home Rd sc
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HARTMAN REALTY, Inc.
Realtor. l34S Good Hope Rd. Sc.
Sales. Rentals, Property MANAGEMENT
Insurance. LU. $4,000. LII. 2.507f
COLORED-OPEN SUN. e-6: 34if
24th 81. shipley ter.-Mod. 5-rm
semidet. brk.. Ike new; a dream;
gas heat. maple hrs. many other
features; conv. 20 everything: S2gh
ms. for Of, Ii. 10000; weekdays
AID. 4-7139
COLORED = 81 600 Cash AMI
S6I 80 NO. win buy this hung. OF
beaut. cor. lot; 2 b,ra llv. rm. with
flrepl.. kit, bath: oil h.-w.h. LU
COLORED-sALE. sEMIDET. BRK.
D rms, bath: hot-water heat; S..
$50. no down payment. $50 mo
sos L st, sc. Open Sat. and Sun
cOLORED-LGE. COR, OR :
FAMILIES. lac, yd:,. home or invest
S30O-SbOO cash. Also D rm. hous.
mr. 18th and Pa, ave. New eond
S10O-x2OO cash. owner, ia. o-7Olt
Evening star., 1957-11-10
Fancy and Fact:
Spouse's Day
By DORIS KANTER

MARITAL BLISS has sort of mathematics all its own.
lvl Not an exact science it includes the Shaiest
perhaps of all propositions Two can live as cheaply
one"
But take any hours between am. and pm.
And take any couple living in accordance with the
classic Law of Bacon. cBacon" here refers to meat
The law goes Man brings home the bacon woman
stays home and, among other things cooks it, What
it boils down to is simply this:
Eight hours equals two days Or do they?
There's HIS day. Downtown, Office, ETC. And there's
HER day: Bacon, kiddieS, etc.
Some experts in this inexact Science-Spouses whove
wrestled with JOINT income tax returns milk bills,
mortgages-claim more. All you have to do Is listen,
they say and you find two more days: The one hubby
INdAGINES wife has and vice versa.
We've listened. One husband confessed he'd never
thought much about his wifes day. But then wives
spoke casually about how lucky hubby was to be at
the Office away from the kids" And husbands envied
their wives leisure time
Many individuals let point out, realize exactly
what their mates day Is like.
What does your image Of spouseS day add up to?
these pages, of the real in contrast to
of the imagined events of HIS and HER day por-
trayed by married couple-both actors! They're Mr..
and Mrs. Warner Schreiner cher stage name is Ethel
Casey, of the Arena Stage
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thusiasm occasionally found ex-
preston III rattle. heavy bowirg
which hardly showed her instru-
ment's tone at its best.
The Prokof1cf Sonata is bril-
liant piece, and it came off very
well with this swashhlckling
treatment, as did Robert Russell
Benefits saucy "HeXapoda"
Suite.
This was not true, however,
with tie Schubert Fantasie. It's
brilliance is intrinsic and needs
little extra energy imposed by
the player-here grace and deli
cacy count more in revealing its
special genius. In the Faure
Sonata, ! would gladly have
sacrificed some Of Miss Flissler's
brilliance and even some Of her
uncanny accuracy Just to hear
little more OF the warmth
which is the life's breath of this
music.
Miss FliSsler is not yet a con-
summate artist. but. when ma
turity is added to her facility
and imaginative flare. she may
be a very fine artist indeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14

brightens his Brahms. and 4
gives his Bach the kind of bril-.
liant life it might have if it were
played on a harpsichord.
With melodic playing, young
Ryce's sensitivity to rhythmic
and tonal articulation is just a:
dent, but possibly his yout.
dictates a lack Of restraint thai
comes close to negating musi1a
impulses thai are basically sound
Accent. shading. rhythmic free
dom come in the right places
But, laid on with the trowel o.
a Theda Bara. they create no
drama but histrionics. bathos
and distortion - they suppl.
italics to passages whose innate
eloquence finds them to be over
statement.
This was embarraSsingly plair
yesterday in the slower sections
of the Bach D major Partita ano
even to some extent in thu
Handel Variations. Mr.
Ryce's temperament found more
comfortable music in the wild
enigmatic pages Of Bar ok's set
tines of Hungarian songs anc
dances in his Esquisse ". OPP. 9
and his performance Of then
was an imaginative and brilliant
accomplishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
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In one hemorrhoid case after
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In fact, results were so thor
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NEWS OF MUSIC
War and Peace Given
SkiIIfuI N SHOWING

luce, which Prokofil fl seems un-
able to fird interesting enough
to provide with any but the
most routine music, the basic
plot, which bears only passing
resemblance. by the way. to
either Tolstoy or Hollywood, re-
turns to the various loose ends
of the earlier acts One OF
these, the love of Natasha ano
Audrey. is concluded in a recon-
Citation scene that is the finest
i'll the entire opera. The rest
are forgotten
Peter Herman Adler, the con-
ductor, and everybody working
with him. are to be congratulated
on fine performance. "Wal
and Peace" should have been
done. and with its accomplish
ment NBC can turn to something
better.
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Boon for Left-Footer

ASHLAND, KY, Jan. IA (Pl.-
A thief made off with 81 sample
shoes from the automobile Of
Salesman Blair Kash Saturday
night. But Police Sergt. Joe
Cartwright said, The shoes
won't do the thief much good
unless his right leg is CIT off
The shoes were all for the left
foot"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
Public Hearings
On Funds Urged

Representative Jensen. Repub-
Iican of Iowa. said today the
House Appropriations Commit
tee should end its traditional
practice o. holding hearings in
secrecy. except where matte, OF
national security are involved.
Maybe this would save the
taxpayers some money" Mr.
Jensen said in an interview. He
said he would propose such open
hearings to appropriations COM
mitee members this week But
he conceded there was slight
chance his idea would be
adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
Brilliant Style Marks
Gallery Violin Recital
BY DONALD L. LEAVITT

Joyce FliSsler, y.olin Bella Szilagyi
piano, National Gallery of Art Pro-
gram Sonata in D, Vivaldi: Fantasia
in C. Op. $50. Schubert: Sonata in
D. Op I15. Proiofiefi Sonata In A,
Faure: From "Hexapoda Suite, Ben
nett; La Clochette. Pasanini-Kreisler.
Last nights National Gallery
program included a wide variety
of compositions for violin and
piano and one work. Prokofief's
excellent Sonata, OPP. lis, fol
violin alone.
Joyce Flissler is very attrac-
tive Young lady whose violin
playing is disarmingly masculine
and vigorous. Last night hel
phrasing was clear. her intona-
ton accurate, but most notable
was the youthful enthusiasm
with which she tackled every
piece on the program. This en-.
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Bow-und-Arrow Novice
Buqs 14O-Pound Deer

CHARLESTOWN. r. l., Jan.
IA tP).-Ronald Kenyon, who
had never fired a bow and arrow
until six days ago. bagged a l40-
pound deer yesterday with that
weapon. He became the second
sportsman in this century to kill
deer legally in Rhode Island.
! Deer hunting was prohibited
in Rhode Island until this year,
when bow-and-arrow hunting
was permitted. The first kill was
recorded last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
Phillips Pianist Shows
Technique, Vitality
Ry FRANK C. CAMPBELL

Joel Rvce. piano. Phillips Gallery.
Program Partita in D, Bach Es-
Guisse w. on. q, Bartok: Variations
and Fugue on 8 Theme by Handel,
Or -, Brahms
Without question Joel Ryce
the young pianist who played ir
Phillips Gallery yesterday. car
be counted among the unusually
gifted. Fluid technique. serious
ness Of purpose, and. above all
rare vitality characterize hi;
playing now. And. if more year;
bring greater physical control
polish. and restraint. he SHOULD
develop into a fine artist.
Mr.. Ryce has the ability tt
make music tonally and rhyth.
mically expressive-an accom-.
plishment which eludes the mos
backbreaking work of the un-
musical. 1t colors his Bartok. il
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NEWS OF MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE

MIC Opera Prose ts "N ar and
P zee by Serge P. okofeff, Conductor
Peter Herman Adler, Firs America.
performance.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-10

ON no subject IN American life is there
more Sanctimonious nonsense uttered and
printed than now il heard about voting. AT
the present time, the national press is
moaning and grooming that large numbers
Of Negroes are not registered and voting in
the Southern states. The Baltimore Eve
ming Sun. for instance. recently spoke in
somber tones of the "distressinglv small"
number Of Negroes registered
The fact is that government does not get
better AS more and more voters cast their
ballots at each election
l'rar ideally every. able-boded citizen in
Htler's Germany voted And yet Germany
vas one Of the worst states in modern
times Communist nations have no problem
in getting citizens to the polls. Indeed some
socialist countries have compulsory voting
Even those nations with compulsory voting
do not ENJOY more liberty than citizens Of
the United States.
IN TINS republic. the turnout of voters in
giant metropolitan centers such as Chicago
New York and Boston is massive And vet
IN each Of these cities government is at a
low ebb and corruption is notorious and
traditional.
On the the other hand in Virginia, where
only q handful Of voters of either race turn
ou' Tor state elections. government is hon
est and dignified Even the worst enemies
Of the Byrd organization in Virginia. which
II simply an alliance Of the better elements
IN the commonwealth. acknowledges that
the state is free of corruption.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-10
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10 1857
FaiIue 70 Stand For Right

schools, there would have been no question
had the Congress of the United States pro-
posed an amendment to the Constitution
changing the power and right of control
and responsibility for public education
from the states to whom it was delegat-
ed by the Constitution - to the federal
government. Why was this not done? Our
answer would be that such change in the
Constitution could not have been made as
provided in Article y of the Constitution
itself Such an amendment would have
been extremely difficult if not impossible
TO have been passed. An illegal method was
attempted through decisions Of the IT, S.
Supreme Court which the Virginia legsa-
ture has branded as illegal
Evidently the people Of Little Rock, and
possibly Of the State Of Arkansas, are
aroused and recognize the attempted cir
cumvention Of the Constitution - in this
instance BIZ forcing racial integraton in
the school system.
To maintain peace and order Governor
Orval Faubus ordered the National Guard
to maintain peace and order BY returning
Negro applicants to Negro Schools thus
removing the cause.
The Governor is within his right to take
this action he is responsible for the
peace and order in his state The National
Guard is state organization unless It has
been inducted into federal service
1t appears to rs That the Congress Of the
United States should be called into session
to consider this entire situation to consider
legislation. settling for the future the
questions which have been formented
through the circumvention Of the Constitu-
ton .sd the usurpation Of power attempt
ed by the I. S, Supreme Court The basic
law and the principles Of the Constitution
itself are at stake
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-10

frHE complex situation now IN Arkansas
results from the tilnre Of representa-
liyes of the people toI stand for the rights
Guaranteed under thel Constitution.
When established lafe is tlisregarded and
Intrigue used to amend TIE Constitution,
leeai chaos II likely to follaw. That is what
the United States is bordering on now. The
s. Supreme Court, with sits half dozen
decisions IN recent years, hhs usnrped pow
fs guarantee e the states under the Con-
@titatol.
Il 4 TIE State legislatures adopted the
interposiiion stand that has been taken in
Virginia and o.her Southern states, the
ieatte. Of resolving the contest Of power
between the federal government and the
Htate governments would ifave been settled
logically AID without emN4on. As it now
Stands the contest OF power mas not been
determined even though syir~nia and
number Of other states hage. By resolution
"a The legislatures, requested that their Sis,
Ter states Join them in seeking solution.
Until this contest has l5een determined
through regular channels: incidents. such
rs are taking place inI Arkansas will reoc-
cur
Virginia has asserted hes RIGHT and SOW
areign.x as a member state Of the United
States Of America She wa.3 forced to take
eeai defense 10 protect hnr public educa-
tional system There is 40 question OF Vir-
giria sincerity Of hel- DEDICATION to prime
1919. 81 her determination 10 save the con
eepfs 81 the United States Constitution.