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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C..
MONDAY, MARCH 81. 1858

The small string group and the
choir were kept well in hand
by Mr.. Northrop. and his &C.
compartment Of the recitative
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Bach Passion Heard
At Calvary Methodist
BY IRVING LOWENS
Contributing Critic

Calvary Methodist Church chan-
eel Choir and orchestra, Louis 4:
Haueh. Howard clayton. tenors:
isolde Senm. Phyllis Gieselef. So
pranos. Doris Low, coltralto: Rob-
ert Guy. baritone: Frank Aheel,
oeerge Hollenbecls, hasses. AssistinE
artists. Ann Hammond, organ: wills
son Townsend, harpsichord. Calvary
Methodist Church. Program: 81.
John Passion. Bach,
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Church of Reformation
Gives Schultz Passion
by DONALD L. LEAvITT
Contributing Critic

Choir Of the Lutheran Church Of
the Reformation, julie zabawa, d.
ard Foote. John Nordberg, Eleanor
Pressly, Arleigh Green, Julia Green,
Peggy Zabawa. Dr.. Lawrence d.
Folkemer, narrator; Mrs. Ruth Dyke,
organist. At the church. Program:
Passion According to Saint Mat
thew" Schultz.
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isecco on the harpsichord was
In the best tradition. although
q larger instrument would have
been more effective.
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reasons why FORD is the big wagon

]. Ford wagons ovieomfon them all
To begin WITH Ford wagons for 1858 the only wagons
in the lowprce field that give you the comfort of foam
rubber cushioned front seats in all models Ford wagons
give you l5S softer ride. And Fords MagicCircle
steering is up to l2$ easer-makes toughest parking and
maneuvering problems breeze.
2. Ford wagons SET ihe style
The brilliant 4passenger Thunderbrd : 1855 on
heroad dream inspired the style of each and every
one of Fords six new wagons That you get trim,
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|Sowerby Work Sung .
BY Cathedral Chorus
BY DAY THORPE
Star Music Critic

wl Men and Boys :,.S Choir q the
laway. conductor. Soioists: Dean
Philip Crane, Raymond Toense.
Richard Humphrey, Robert Day,
Mallory Walker, Furman Riley.
Anthony Day, william Brown. At
the Washington Cathedral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31

, difncult notes to concern them
selves about inner meanings
land expressivenesg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31

One of the most highly re-
garded and widely performed
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Handel Passion Done
BY St. Thomas Choir
"IANDN11 IlNfNNEIIIE7
Contributing Critic

st. Thomas, Church Choir, Har-
Ian y. .Laufman. harrsiehordist and
conductor. At 81. Thomas Church.
John NARROW. baritone: Richs r.
Jacobs. baritone: Grace Brown.
soprano; virginia Houshton. 50.
prano: Hess Rfddins. soprsno:
Ramona Forbks contrslto. Lillian
guest organist. Proeran1. The 81.
John Passion, Handel.
Palm Sunday wcrshiper,
were privileged to hear at st
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Single"
ROOMS FuRhisRED--h.W.
iCONTlNUEDl
ALTuRAS HOTEI.

NEAR sTATLER-Employed WON
en- studio room. running water
AR cond, semipvt. bath: reaa
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Tv nADIO.PuONO COMBINATION
MAanaVoA console, black oak mn
iAh! N In screen, $3.50 OF beat Of
fer, See Mr., CONWAY, $40 II
Y. A. n LSais a.. ave NV
Tv PIC. TUBES-sETS
. Picture TUBES. nss 81 inch. Guar
500 l7,lna 80; cthefA eao
sp s S.ssi Sus fS!iS 1913 I'm AZ
TYPEwRITERs, SIS up, Portablss
$3.50 up CENTRAL sO07 Tau
VACUUM cLEANrR FoR SALE,
VACUUM CLEANERs--Nationally
advertised, brand nsw IN cartons
cannlster type, All attaehmentl
included lOf above coat, A
SCHWARTZ, Distributor, 6lb y Al
NV, Come In or call Di, 1-fif7
VACUUM cLEANERa. clearance sal,
-Hoovera, $40, 500 and $50, Ful
guaranteed, parts and labor, oper
TIL q sun tlll -
siIlPs' ave NV NJ S.ssst
WASH. MACH, Westinghouse LAun'
dromAt, Morse gaa range, Frleid.
aire,, iH-mm, Revere movie cam.
era wl2 lenses, incl. 3-in. tele-
photo, compl, with caIrying CASE
all excel, cond,, reaa, TW, $1,000
wAsHM0BILE, IN very good eondi,
lton, cost over III 900, viii sell
for $3.50. DU. 7-b37e. 40 Rhode
Island ave ne
WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore,
fully automatic, S20, OIL, 6-Bbie
WASHING MACHINE. vrinasr type
late model, perfect eond, Reason.
able. Call TO, 2.h4es,
wINDFALL LIoUIpATI0N--Frenef
Prov tables, chairh, loveseAts
Chinese desk and screen. drop-leal
table. old clock, wardrobe trunk
pictures, lamps. silver dishes and
trays, books and medical books
assorted dishes. misc. items. 1855
Rockville pike.
ONE RttHA YARoER water pump
motorcycle. 500 or best offer
Can be seen Al p092 blat pl.,
college Park, Md.
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Rooms FURM. s.E..s.W.
ROOMS FuRk-MD..vA.

BRANCH AVE. AREA-Lge. rm..
well furn.. plenty closets, semipvt.
bath. $50 mo. LU. 2-7637.
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APTs. FURRlsRED-MD.

lAyoNDALE-Attrae, bsmt enc. ~
duiet home. adult with GOOD
habits SIS wa, sssas6'
RIvERDALE--i and e-bedrm arts
w rm dinstte. PVT, tiled bath
nicely fnrn., nr r S,,,s , lI n Hi
7-b720, UN 4-sfae.
TAKOMA PARK--Nieely furn.
bedrm blk, 20 20 bus, shops
ldfy, facils,. no child. u, b-0dOh
TAKoMA PARK, 1000 Poplar ave
- large rms, and private bath
lst moor,
Q EXTRA ICE. RMS, bath; near
shops and tranAp., utilA, Incl.
well ventilated: sos. la, 6-bShh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

PIANO. $50, hreakfront, $40,
chlppendaie sofa, tlhi chest table,
TOOL, &c VI ss.sSis'' 'U'''
PIANOs-Army, Navy. AIR Force
and Marine personnel; Govern
ment and District employees can
save real money on AL kinds o.
instruments AZ the PIANO MART,
over 100 apineth, consoles, Strands
terms 81 a-6a0O. PIANO MART,
a aS5s IIss iiSrssiIs,,. On the block
PIANos@;used upgish.s a. prices
hpinetA and granda see ~ and
save, 81 a-HaOO, PIANO MART,
rIAN9-e r.. n. ,sins.s ., iSlI Key
week plus earryina eharge.
KITS, 1880 q e. NV RE-,
PIANO-savs SEQ on beautiful
Everett apinst piano, MAHOGANY
nnish pa only ss down bal !;
~, NV, m. 7.6ala: Alex, store
e epesn ~ ,p Y p'm y. ,t III NJ vernon
Your .Do choice !, S S,.ns G.y
splnst nlanoa, only Sass; rare
value KITS, 1880 q . nv,
eu,T p,mr 2esl MI Vernon ave-
PIANOS FOR RENT-@Nev and used
aplnett, consoles, erands and up.
rlghis ct moderate rates iron "a
monthly upl With option 70 buy
HAnnns extra, JoRpAN's FOUR
s sr .sSo ssrn sr i?se Nam. sSS o ,sSsse
ssod hSy" assa 'nsSS S Ig pnonss Ilv MT
Pplnesss Sp ANNE 81 81, PredsFisEsburS
Jphons Essex 3.S37si Pull selec.
ton AZ all stores, silver epring
And Arlington stores open eve.
nings
PIAN0s-JoRDAN.s branch stores
I'll have q complete selection OF
pianos and orFans for sale and
rent, including some barealns In
slightly used Instruments, Plenty
OF parkinG space At each store
n3a. Georgia ave, Silver Spring
AiBn Lee hwy, Arlington, 241b
Princess Anne st.. Frederlckshurg,
Va, Silver Spring and Arlington
stores are open every evening,
PIANos-wlde selection OF recon-
ditioned uprights, smartly STYLED In
q new durable fnish, especially
suited for recreation rms, pianos
fully guaranteed and hne values
for beginninF students: Siab up,
including local delivery.
CAMPBELt MUSIC CO.
HOS q 81. NV. d. 7-s464
PIANO. rebuilt, mahog. full key
condg S3a5, incl. bench and local
- CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
ll0s q 81. NV DI 7-SiGt
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MlscELLANtous foR RENI

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators
500 cutters, rollers, etc RENTAL
TOOL a EQUIP CO. ~ $4,000
Tv RENTALS, BY THE WEEK OR
MONTH, REASONABLE RATES
CALL DAY OR MONT. IA, 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOSTON TERRIER, female. Is mo.
English BULLDOGS Bulldog and
poodle stud service. RE, 5-0532.
BOXER PUEs, Axe, champ. stock
$40 up XII. S-ll07.
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. Axe. Ions
haired, . rarity IN Chihuhuas. so
5-2432.
DACHsHUND PUPPIES. miniatures.
Axe registered. male or female
CT. 6-l2b0
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL
PUPPIES, Axe reg. wormed. ants
Seen nr. Vienna. Va Males. $50;
females. S30-s4O. DU. 5-7oS4.
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIEs. Axe
standard, black and beautiful.
OIL. 4-l636.
GERM. sHEP. PUPs-AKc, 2h
mos. country-raised with chill
dren; shots. Gaithersburg 1898.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, pure
pred, males and females. AP.
7-4ls3. RE. b-9l5a.
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIES, Axe
res sire a champ TW. 3-736O
wANTED-PET SQUIRREL, tree or
ground. Call OIL. 1850.
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ITHE CENTURY APTs

THE CENTURY APIS
edbi 18th ST, NV,
beaut, furniAhed apt, bedrm,
Inv rm dinsits, Kitchen and bath
sb6i4s osLs s'''si ss s psr mo- o'as
inspect call resident mgr, co
b.a66b or BOSS a PHELPS INC,
Ma, $4,000,
81 ma BAH. s;I .nS 500 m;
la p.e41b
cOL0RED-LooAN CIRCLE ARA
Apt IN pvt, home, e9ny q
ne, apt, Az. 2.aiah,
cOLoRED-THE CLIFTON. 1885,
bedfmsn end-n front, pantry
bath, hall, no children, See jani'
tor or cali NO, 7-4O42,
cOLoRED-sg = ST, NV I'm
per no, On. s-fOs7I suns, tn
9-O270,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

Tv RADIO.Pn0NO COMBINATION,
is Ell Bee Nix coEWxy. $50 70
aian al eb LouiAiana ave. NV,
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R. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS

CARVER HALL APIS.
MORRIS RID. AND PITTS PL. Sc.
LiV, nm, bedrm., dinette, kit.
and bath Newly decorated. SO
mo-: 2 bedrms.. $50 mo. All utils.
turn. and tsnitor sye;; ISfare bus q
Pitts pl. Sc, LU. 2-6OO4.
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single and double rms, 24-hour
elevator and switchboard; din rm
Transient. $50 day up; perma-
nent 5000 week up. Hu, 3-oii0.
1900 10th II nv
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APIS. FURMIsRED-D. 0.

ANACOsTIA, v st. SCI bedrm
ami; pvt. entr.; couple: SS2 sc
mo. Utils. furn. LII. 2-6466.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. 1-bedroom
apt, pvt. front and rear entr
1929 18th pl Sc. LII. l-S44S.
BOILING AREA - Clean nicely
furn., 2-bedrm.: conv. 10 BAF
AAF and NRL and Rec. Sta. or cal
pool to Pentagon Annex. 10
CALVERT ST. NV, 1865, neal
Shoreham Hotel---Efilc. or l-bed.
rm apt. elev bldg See janitor
CAPITOL HILIs--Redec,; 2 bedrms !
utlls. incl; excel. for 3 or A. los
9th st. ne. so, S-7037.
COLUMBIA RD., 18th ct. NV
Lovely English bsmt, apt. Also Q
bedrm. apt: utils. incl. CO. 6-2274
CONN. AVE. NV, BIII-Newll
decorated enc. pvt. bath: linens
utils: $75 mo. EN-. 3-3707.
CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.-2h,
! bedrm. apt. liv. rm,, foyer ant
kit: compl. and well furn. CO
b-b676.
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS URFURNIsHED
ROOMS WANTED

COLORED--LARGE beautiful front
room. home privh.: eonv. to every
thing. DU. 1-0lOs. after b pm.
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FARM AND GARDEN

CHRYsANTHEMUMs. 10 plants. 81.
Also creeping phlox. primrose.
eolumbine. sweet Williams, other
perennialS. JOHN BURDOPT. 1876
Colesyllle. I'd. Silver Sprins; EV.
1886.
FORD TRACTOR, dbl. pillow, York
rake, bush hog, all in good shape:
$1,000. Pa. 7-562l. Arcola, Va
GARDEN TRACTOR. riding new o.
h.p.. $500. ESHELMAN, 100 Light
street, Baltimore 2. Nd. Saratoga
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APTs. FURNISHED. 0.
IcoNIlNUtpl

DUPONT CIRCLE-Attrae ssle
maid Ssry, $40. CO b-s64f
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APIS. EuRMlsnEp-vA.
APIS. UNFURnIsHED-D. Q,

FOOGY BOTTOM, newly decorated
l-bedrm. apt ideal location; cow
TO all transportation. Very reason
able, Re, 1882. or after o
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i PIC. TunEs-sETs

El ~ p sSsi'' sssft. I'M iS ia
y; 20 ... I'j slSGsotEG 1913 SiS' I'm s ss
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18th and Pa. Sc. ~. 7-0500
PLYMOUTH 81 4-door sedan. =
and h., beautiful jet black finish,
real clean inside and out: full
price only S295: can finance with
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ca. Ave. ia. e-2900--2904
PLYMOUTH 1850 Club cpe.; r,
va. INSPECTED: TODAY ONLY
( S229; low as IS down. WOLFF
MOTORS, 1888 N. Moore st., Arl.
Va, lat Rosslyn), IA. 4-3251.
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400 Ga. Ave, ia, 9-2e00--290i
PLYMOUTH 80 BelVedere VS. club
sedan; powerfiite, radio, heater,
Wv, tires. ruby and white finish.
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TRIUMPHS

ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
606 N. z. Ave. NV. Elk. 3.4744
TRIUMPH '57 TR-3 roadster; light
P lsYy 11at th AND N SIS. NV.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 'bb Savoy 4-dr. sedan;
owner, i driver; excel. eond (;
detroster Sl,oS0 LA. e-OS4O'
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PONTIAC SO

4 DIR, star chief sedan: 2-tone
paint, '. and h., hydra, Wv.
tires. perf. eond., with 1-year
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TRIUMPHS
sEDANs AND WAGONS
VAUXHALL
SEDAN6
Authorized Dealer
Sales and Service
81 RRQ

VOLkSWAGEN '5s Karmann- CHA |:
5000 miles: Wv. tires: as new.
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PLYMOUTH 81 Savoy 2-dr.; DOW.
erfiite, r. and h.. power steering;
little cash, assume payments,
OWNER. BE. 1882.
P I,1IS g!ls $50 gelyedere hardtopi
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See JACK PRY
ne~~@ W.. DTTU

ODDS '53 SUPER "ss' 4-DR.
original upholstery. and finish in
excellent condition, power steer
ing and brakes, hydramatic, radio
heater: SSo5.
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1888 (company ON
eial carl Belvedere 4-dr.; auto.
trans, p.s., r, h., Wv, power
pack, plus many other extras;
$2.5O1. BETHESDA MOTORS,
1l22 wis, ave. at Miller ave,
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OLDS '58
MANN OLDSMOBILE

SILVER Sprint my Ma VA. ju. s.e1ee
OTDsMOBILE '55 super "eS" 4-dr.
hardtop: hydra, r. and a.. PSI
p.b.;. very clean; 1-owner car
see ~. xoIn Duy ra y 81 1'090.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

PLYMOUTH 'hl taxi cab; s246;
ready for cab service. $40 down,
SIS mo. ROPER MOTORS, LA
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PONTIAC 1855 starchief coupe;
81 500; ! owner since newt leAth.
er Interior: immac. FLOOD Pom
TIAC, 800 Wis, ave.
PONTIAC 1873 Chieftain de luxe 4,
late condition inside and out; on,
owner; $685. LOVING CHEVRO'
LET 1899 E.-W. hwy, 8. g., Nd.
JU. 0-S0O0.
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4sia Elm st., Bethesda, Nd,
OIL. $4,000 OIL. o-S20S
PLYMOUTH 1855 convertible VS.
Wv. tires. 81 1906,
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
l12l 21st st. NV. FE. 7-2470
PLYMOUTH '55 Beivedere VS.
cow; powerflite, r. and h., Wv.
tires. low mi; orig. black. S1.205,
only S20b down.
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AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE

STUDEBAKER AS Comdr. eony.,
moving. must sell immediatslyi
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o. SONS

PLYMOUTH 1919 convertible: good
mechanical condition; new tor
and seat covers, Must sell soon,
leaving wing for college; $3.50. OF,
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Slss1 onDO. ROPER MOTORS, La
PLYMOUTH 'b5 station wagon;
auto. shift, 7. and b. VIII make
fine End car. $1,000,
CAVE FORD
4sI4 Elm st., Bethesda, Md,
OIL. o-S&OO OL. o-b&Ud
PLYMOUTH 1855 convertible V-s
Belvedere; auto, trans, equipped.
Wv, tires, 1880,
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
1871 21st st. NV. FE. 7-2470
PLYMOUTH Lynn ..o ,SS Belvssdsre VS.
tires. low mi; orig. black. 1.205,
only S205 down.
ROYAL CHRYSLER
1901 r. !, AVE, WA. $4,000
PONTIAC '55 VS. 2-door hardtop;
and h., hydramatlc drive, beau
tiful 2-tone blue finish. A real
sharp car. Full price only $685.;
can finance with S145 down.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave, ia. 9-2900-29O4s
PoNT1ACs--l958 company ofiiclal
cars and salesmen's display cars.
You save a lot on these fully
equipped sedans, Catalinas, Bon
nevilles and eonvertibles: up TO
$1,000 Oh; new-ear warranty.
Also the brand-new vauxhall, the
gas-Saving economy car.
We also lease, with full mainte-
nance our 1858 models which
provide many savings and con:
UonNanAAa fAW WhW mt rail-
today for full information9
Jack Blank Pontiac
1887 Irving St, NV, AID. 4-s5O0
FAMOUS FOR PONTIAC SERVICE
A Name You Can Trust
PONTIAC 80 conyert.; .green IN;
ish: r. and h., Wv. tires; good
cond, $3.50 or best offer. XII. s.
als5.
PONTIAC 1854 S-cyI. 4-dr.; excel
cond.: $3.50. DE. 2-55S0.
PONTIAC SO starchief VS. 4-dr
cond.: owner. on. 4.e9io.
PONTIAC '54 Star Chief de luxe
4-dr.: excellent cond.: power equip
ment. OWNER, so. 6-5296.
PONTIAC '52 4-dr. sed.: blue; fully
equip, heater, radio; orig. owner;
S325. ~. 7-0420, JU. 9-9767.
PONTIAC So cow. coupe: company
oficial car, r. and h.. auto. trans,
full power. Save $1,000 at 3d.
1876; low down payment; bank
financing. MCNEIL PONTIAC,
1890 Wis. ave, OIL. $4,000. ''In
the Heart Of Bethesda"
PONTIAC '5S 4-dr. sta. wag.; new,
fully equip, 3-yr. guar. Save
$1,000 at S2,9SS: top trade for
your car. MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1890
Wis. ave, OIL, $4,000. I'm the
Heart Of Bethesda"
PONTIAC '53 Chieftain 4-dr,: ..
and h., hydra: clean. good cond;
must sell: best offer. UN. 4-4569.
PONTTACs, new or used. for the
best deal see Mcneil. MCNEIL
PONTIAC. 1870 Wis. ave. OIL
4-S000.
PONTIAC '52 4-dr.; auto. r. and
h; very clean; S445.
BOWMAN
Studebaker-P aekard-Mercedes
1000 Ca. Ave. RIA. 6-1122
PONTIAC 81 star Chief IS" 4-dr !;
hydra. 7. and h., clock: nne coma.
Best ofier. OIL. 4-60oS.
top, good tires; $500. Ap. 4-26ie.
PONTIAC '58
Brand-New 'sV-8" Cat. Cpe.
r. and h.. turn siRnals, wheel discs.
de luxe steering wheel, hydramatie
sun visor, arm rest. de luxe air
Cleaner, de luxe chrome trim and
carpets; color Of your choice: D.
year warranty.
Immediate Delivery Anywhere
Trades Accepted land needed
1926 DOWN
SO months to e p ossa e Complete %s,t stock
STAR PONTIAC
sa-, ~ Axm M TY R-Yo00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18

horse Silver were missing. caus-
ing more than a few outcries
from his assembled fans.
"ronto and Silver are both
In the West" the Lone Ranger
told the overflow crowd. "but
I know you've all seen US
together many times on tele-
vision"
Silver In Training
The press was told privately
that Silver was on a ranch
being trained for his coming TV
series. and Tonic "just didn't
come"
For the occasion, the Lone
Ranger borrowed the gray
horse from Mrs. Garvin Tan
hershey. 7500 River road. Be-
thesda.
When he reached the stage.
the Lone Ranger. somewhat
embarrassed by all the Eastern
formality. accepted q citation
for being ambassador extra
ordinary. and plenipotentiary"
from the Boys State District
Commissioners head. wayne
Fenier. Of 1928 d street Sc.
Although he was well-armed
with two silver Colt single ac-
ton .45-caliber pistols and q
belt OF silver cartridges with
out any powder in them. the
Lone Ranger was here on a
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mission Of patriotism. mere
than anything else.
Recruits for Patrol
II want each Of you boys end
girls here" he said. TO become
members Of my Peace Patrol In
the fall by buying u. s. Savings
stamps and bonds"
In the fall. the Treasury
Department is planning q
Peace Patrol drive. making ev-
cry child who buys a stamp q
member Of this patrol with q
membership card signed by the
Lone Ranger.
Savings stamps and bonds
were the big subjects out At the
theater. Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest
Treasurer Of the United States
spoke on their Importance foi
a few minutes. and Ranger Hal
a T'V performer. also urged the
kids to contribute their PEN
mics to the cause.
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The d. c, Transit System.
Inc. has won q frSt-place
award for achievement In traf-
nc and passenger safety.
A silver plagued. c. Tran
sits second In two years-was
presented by the American
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sPoKANE.-Horses are max
ing a comeback In some of the
timber lands Of the Northwest
States to replace trucks and
tractors in narrow woodlands
trails.
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Lone Ranger Borrows
Horse, Rides for Fans

More than 5000 kids sat anxousy for As minutes yesterday
At the Sylvan theater until finally from out Of the West to
the Washington Monument the Lone Ranger
Well protected by "depuzed" Metropolitan and Park Police
the cowboy hero toted down the center aisle on borrowed
quarter horse
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The Capital Transit Co. d. c.
Transit's predecessor. won a
similar award nine times.
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Wet Nam Purchase

Maryland tobacco has been
sold 10 Wet Nam under an
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agreement signed BY the De-
partment Of Agriculture. Rep
resentative Devereux. Repubh-
can OF Maryland. said today.
Mr.. Devegeux said the purchase
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Bottle Sites
AtSorotoeu

The National Park Service
this year is spending s225. 900 to
build a new section Of tour road
at Bemis Heights in Saratoga
National Historical Park in
New York State.
The new tour will be part Of
a planned s-mile loop system
which will take visitors to many
parts Of the battlefieid-where
Revolutionary troops dug in
against an advancing British
Army in l777-not accessible
now.
Nine stations will be provided
along the road for visitor
orientation by signs, displays
and exhibits. The tour will in
clude a stop at Nelson Farm,
site Of American headquarters.
The Nelson farmhouse is the
only original building still
standing on the battlefield.
The house is to be moved
this summer to its original
location near the temporary
park headquarters. All tours
win start at a new visitors
center to be built on Fraser
Hill.
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Rehoboth Artists
Pointing the Town

in New York, Philadelphia. Bal
timore and Wilmington.
Sketching trips are a part Of
the agenda. Subjects have IN
eluded every possible seascape
lat Rehoboth Beach. scenes in
historic Lewes. founded in 1881,
and picturesque Menhaden fish
cries, and Mayor Otis Smjths &
prize polled Hereford cattle.
Ruth Starr Rose, an Alexan-
dria, Va. artist. currently is
exhibiting oils, watercolors.
Autographs and seriographs in
the Corkran Studio. She is
slated to give q lecture Tuesday
to league members and stu
dents and to the public. The
lecture includes a demonstra-
ton Of seriography. the art Of
silk screen printing.
Jon E. Smith is exhibiting his
paintings at the Paynter Studio.
The League has a full sched-
ule of exhibits from now until
October. plus numerous other
events. Among these will be the
Cottage Tour and Sale Of Art
on August 8 and 7, and the Bal
Masque at the Rehoboth Beach
Country Club August /.
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TIP ON TIPPING: LEARN
BEFORE YOU GO ABROAD
Today's tip from . travel expert:

Todays tip from a travel expert:
Learn the etiquette Of tipping before you 60 abroad
That's the advice Of Mary Gordon travel advisor for
Trans World Arlnes.
Hotels and restaurants in many, countries add
service charge to their bills she says generally amount-
ing to 10 or Is per cent Of the bill When this done
1t Is necessary to leave only small change for
someone who performs special service
Wine stewards In restaurants usually receive q tip
equal to 10 per cent Of the wine ordered.
Sightseeing guides are usually tipped in Europe
When there is no fixed fee tip the local equivalent Of
10 to rs cents depending the length of the tour
there is fixed fee 10 per cent Of it is the right tip
IT you leave your shoes to be shined outside the
door Of hotea custom in England and many places
on the Continentbe to leave tip equal to about
Is cents night for the porter who shines them.
"A smile accompanying your tip is one of the very
best ways to show you really mean to say thank you
Do you have question for travel expert? Send
your query to the Travel Editor The Washington Star
Washington 4, d. C.