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Evening star., 1959-12-13
Car Injuries FotoI
To2in MARYLAND

HAGERsTowN, Md, Dec
IL (AP).-One man was fatally
injured last night in an auto
accident near here and another
died in Hagerstown Hospita,
from injuries suffered Novem.
Der 81.
Lester w. Hornbaker, SO, OF
Leitersburg, Nd, died after his
car ran of Maryland Route sc
and struck a tree.
David A. Baker, IS, of Lett
erSburg, died of internal in
juries suffered November 81
He was riding in a car which
ran of a road near Hagerstowr
and hit a tree.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Beef Producers
Pick Lee as Head

E. Brooke Lee, Hereford and
Aberdeen-Angus breeder of Da-
mascus in Montgomery County
has been elected president Of
the Maryland Beef Producers
Association.
A. Leland Clark, manager OF
the Spring Valley Polled Here
ford Farms at Poolesville, was
elected vice president and John
B. Hudson, manager of the
Holly Hill Shorthorn Farms OF
Frederick. secretary-treasurer
Stanley Stabler of Sandy
Spring. Montgomery County
and Arthur Macarthur of Port
Deposit, Cecil County, were
named directors.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

Cabin John sewer line to the
south. The Cabin John line,
operated by the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion, empties into the Districts
Blue Plains sewage treatment
plant. .r=
The city plans to float a bond
issue in February that will
cover the funds needed for the
sewer project, the manager
said.
1t was estimated that the
sewer would eventually serve
$500 new homes.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
By G. o. HERNDON
Star Staff Writer

Lawyers, engineers and plan
ming conSultantS yesterday
launched a co-ordinated often
Sive to diScredit the low-density
development recommended in
the controversial preliminary
master plan for the Upper Rock
Greek watershed in Montgom-
cry County.
The specialists summoned by
the 70 owners of 5000 acres
in the center of the watershed
spoke at the second day of the
Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commits
sion'S public hearings on the
plan.
The first session Friday night
heard numerous civic groups,
conservationlSts, municipal off,
cialS and others who praised
the plan.
Ihe nearby Maryland PLAN
ming Staff's proposal spells out
long-range patterns for resi-
dental growth, future schools,
park land, highways and gar
den-type industrial develop
ment in the Still-undeveloped
19.0O0-acre valley.
Prime target of the builders
who are often referred to as
real estate spectators by their
opponents-has been the large
area set aside by planners for
residential neighborhoods zoned
Tor two-acre, one-acre and half
acre minimum lot sizes.
Principal speakers for the
protesting landowners were
John w. Neumann. a Silver
Pring attorney; Morton Hoff-
man, an economist and demog-
rapher; S. E. Sanders. an urban
planning consultant who sub
mitted an alternate watershed
plan; Hugh R. Pomeroy. di-
rector of the Westchester
County IN. " Planning Com
mission; Ralph Hickman, an
engineering conSultant, and
Melvin Robinson a real estate
broker.
Among their comments were
the following:
Mr.. Heckman-Silting of the
stream beds around the pro-
posed flood-control dam on the
main branch of Rock Creek
would be As per cent less under
the Sanders plan than it would
be under the planning staff S
proposal.
MIR. POmerO There is
nothing more important in the
Evening star., 1959-12-13

joists. Weight of the plaster
applied to the rock glass gradu-
ally had been pulling the nails
from the joists, he said.
James Robey. property man.
ager for the Coral Hill Manor
apartments, said the building
is about nine years old and was
erected under specification of
the Federal Housing Admins
tration.
The Iscones expect to remain
in the apartment over the
week end.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
6. o. P. Sessions Set

Frank Holeman, a New York
Daily News reporter, and Allen
Emory. whose column appears
in New York papers, will discuss
two Republican presidential
hopefuls, Vice President Nixon
and Gov. Rockefeller of New
York, at a meeting of the Young
Republican Club of Montgom-
cry County at 8 pm. tomorrow
at the Maryland-National Cap
ital Park and Planning Com
mission, 8787 Georgia avenue,
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

IF YOU overheard a discussion about harness,
Il saddle blanket, she'd binder, beams, eating,
crank and chain, wouldn't you just naturally think
the conversation centered around farming?
Not so" says Mrs. Harriet Lynn. They would
surely be talking about and-weaving"
Mrs. Lynn, who teaches hand-weaving in the
Americanization School in the John Quincy Adams
School Building, says: "Hand-weaving involves
vocabulary all its own Words with a familiar usage
mean something entirely different to the weaver"
For instance Tabby isn't cat, it's plain weave;
weaving technique; weaver who says, MY tension
is horrible" isn't suffering nervous breakdown, he
is merely referring to the tightneSs of the yarn
his loom. Beating and shot sound menacng,
but in weaving they only manipulations.
A hand-weavng enthusiast for IA years and
teacher for 7, Mrs Lynn says the language barrier
be a nuisance to anyone who doesn't speak
English However, many embassy people have
attended her classes, which are open to any adult.
Ages have ranged from 81 to a.
One students husband liked her weaving hobby
so well that he adopted it. Weaving place mats
has become his speciality.
Mrs. Lynn, who is a Master Weaver in the
Potomac Craftsmen, often assists this organization
with exhibits and demonstrations and she says
it is the men who become keenly interested
that they get down on their knees to observe the
intricate action of the large looms.
The Amercanization class room has Is looms,
eight harness footpedal types. Mrs. Lynn also has
Evening star., 1959-12-06
By RUBY C.. MEACHAM
Contributing Writer

several looms in her home Consequently, she is
often busy with graph paper or the blackboard,
drafting and figuring how these looms will be
threaded for certain patterns.
To weave intelgently one must do ones paper
work first. A sample threading problem which
looks algebraic, goes like this: Ms and Os with
tabby separation. A to equal 10 thds l equal
10. to D equal 80 thds x equal $50. to C
equal 20 thds x l equal 20. to equals 10 thdS
x l equal TO- Answer: $40 warp threads, resulting
fabric 1O2 inches wide. For thousands of years.
weavers have been writing down their patterns for
loom threading and some of these old first drafts
on scrap paper are now preserved in our museums
And speaking of museums before the Smith
Sonan Institution opened its newly revitalized
Textile Hall, Mrs. Lynn spent two months helping
with renovation and threading of some of its looms
She says Many tedious hours were spent both at
the Smithsonian and in my home working out
problems, patterns and threading prior to actually
working on these priceless old looms" Weaving
and bobbng these looms is much too delicate
for amateur weaver, but the deft handling of
these looms proved challenge and thrill for Mrs.
Lynn, who says, Truly of the greatest things
I've ever done, honestly exciting!"
Mrs. Lynn many everyday items to obtain
weaving perfection: Fishing weights, clothes pins,
BOLTS and broom sticks often become weights in
NDAY. THE MAGAZINE. WASHINGTON D. DECEMBER
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Weaving Has Language Of It's Owr

adjusting warp tension on her loom. Coat hangers,
when Strengthened out, used to hold loops
upright in loop weaving Her tiny tatting shuttle
comes in handy for small pattern lace weaves. For
weighing small amounts of gold silver thread
she uses small postal scales, and large kitchen
scales invaluable for weighing finished pieces
a method Of estimating their costs Thread costs
vary with weight and quality.
Everything from brown wrapping cord to
gorgeous linen thread to pine needles has became
beautiful fabrics under the deft fingers of Mrs
Lynn. Once while she and her husband, who is
head of the Biology Department of Catholic Uni
versity, on a field trip in the mountains of
Jamaica, British West Indies she gathered an
armload of long-leaf pine needles. These were
woven into table place mats.
Former students and friends scattered over
the world always sending Mrs. Lynn weaving
gifts. From Benares, India, came a beautiful
10-inch ebony boat shuttle made from the horn
of a water buffalo. In India, these shuttles are
used for weaving delicate silk threads into SariS.
Many traditional patterns Of weaving are
evident in the samples collected and woven by Mrs.
Lynn, and her home reflects the keenness with
which she pursues her hobby. Screens, table
runners napkins and many intricate and fragile
pieces demonstrate why Mrs Lynn qualities as a
Master-Weaver
Lecturing to organizations, Mrs Lynn often
speaks using such terms mer-dnd -,ointer,
SnoO ball, eGrth-Gnd-Sky and sunrise, but she is
not talking about the weather. It's that weavers
vocabulary again.
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GEOROETOWN-Newly dec; com.
piete floor; . spacious rms, iirepl,
Tor 2, no ..l67i.
GOOD HOPE HILLs-Apt. home,
with large porches: 10 minutes
from the Capital, overlooking
Suitland pkwy, Oxon Run PARK
picnic grounds and new goli
course, open 10 public ! bedroom
and porch, sal TO SS5 50. 9 bed.
rooms and porch, SSI TO Sa4 so
Detached small buildings, home
like atmosphere, beautifully land
scaped: quiet, friendly neighbor-
hood. In suburban setting Three
exposures In every apt, largl
rooms, ample closets, porch cow
foi dining, sleeping and living,
rear stairs TO spacious, fenced-in
lawns for safe play; plumbing IN
kitchen for washing machine, out
side drying; individual storage
lockers. building wired for all
conditioners, short walk TO two
l-fare bus lines, shopping cen.
ter, schools and theatef; off-streei
parking Good Hope Hills Is wesi
Of Naylor I'd, In vicinity OF 30tf
ST sc. Rental once open dailS
between 10 am. and $40 pm.
WvAVERLY TAYLOR. NC UNIV
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1918 HARVARD ST. N.w.-Efic.
liv. rm., kit, dinette and bath:
lge, closets, balcony; nicely furn,,
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PNsOO O11IL
Per person. Lac. dble. rms. 81
wk. up. blk. of Conn. ave, mr.
Mayfiower: vel: downtown. Ldry
iacils. l226 18th st. NV, LU. 9
7199. RE. 1-6l1S, Me S-SOi4.
CObORED-MAN OR LADY. reas
ard convenient. Nicely furnished
RA. 3-2342.
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TRANSIENT
10 MINUTES TO
CAPITOL BUILDING

ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APIS. :
MOD; FURNI1 IRE, INCLUDING
LINENS, ChLNA AND HIrCHEk
EQUlP.; FREE TV; 3 DAYS TO
l MONTH; REASONABLE RATES.
CALL 10. 2-l252
VERY CLEAN 3 rooms. including
util, and gar, 10 min. from
downtown. AID. 2-5S3l.
VICTOR ST. NE. 1875, mr.. Wash,
Hosp. Ctr.-Liv. rm., bedrm., kit,
oath. OIL. 6-3794.
WOODNER AREA. 1886 odgeu ST,
n.w.-Beaut. fuTn. > rms. kit. ano
path, $50 mo. Nj. Youn, FRANK
.. PHILLIPS. INC. Di. 7-14ll.
50i End ST. Sc. = Bsmt. apt. :
also and 3-rni. apis. Adults Ii
1871 18th ST. Me- rm.. xii
bath; 500. Utils. incl. Key on
CORP, MA. S-iSIo.
1874. 10th ST. N.W.-2-bedrm ant
neyiy decorated, clean, nicely fur
nished; $3.50 mo. for 1 pers ons.
155. p ST. NV, Apt. a. rooms,
kitchenette, bath: ST. so per mo,
RAYMOND z. RUPERT, lOI5
Ith ST. NV, ST. 3-S4S4.
18th ST. Mr.. II. N.E.-3-rm. base.
ment; pvt. bath: all util. $40 per
mo. or pay weekly. ia. 9-976l.
20l9 PARK RID. NV bedrm-
liV., I'm, kit. dinette, bath: linens
and ltils; $50 mo. AID. 4-2632.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

COLUMBIA RID. NV, 1868 at l4th
st. Sink, Stove, refer. sci, dbl
Working white adults.
KENYON ST. NV, IsO7-Comft.
quiet rm. and kit or sgl. rm. .
blks. from Mt. Pleasant Streetcar.
QUE ST. NV. 1885, THE Ken
neEt"-l. h.E. room with ranRe.
sink. refgr.: Sl4 wk.
1916 18th ST. N.W.-Large rm,,
kitchen, refgr.. stove, sink, 2nd-h.
front; $3.50 week.
1916 PAR. RID. N.W.-Beautiful
l-rm. bachelor apt: stove. refsr +.
very attractiyely furn. 81, ..lo
2Ii7 r N.W.-Refgr., grill, clock
radio, TV. foam mattress. S9-sl6
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

CHESTNUT. THOROUGHBRED,
hunter prospecG gno~ looking
pleasure horses. VIII. 2-4S67.
CHOCOLATE PALOMINO. Quarter
horse typc. 3 w.. oil. Be ntifr
long white manc and tail. Would
make good parade horse. Can be
seen at the Lac Il on r.. z in
Virginia. $3.50. FL. 9-2776.
HORSE AND PONY SALE. Friday,
August rs, 7:3O pm.-Will have
q top load of good Western horses
frem Nebraska. HILLTOP FARM
SALE BARN, Fisher I'd. Temple
Hills, MARYLAND Cherry $500"
PINTO MARE and colt. mare 16
hands. 4 years. '-eli t-ai~r' I'D
healthy, colt will lead. TW. B.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

BARRED ROCK CHICKS, 8 wks
old, 25c each. o. g; Jaw. ,
q. s. so, Lanham. Nd. SP. 3-4346
PULLETS, NEW HAM" REDS
i5O1 ii wks. old. ST. Zach
Ready to lay soon. SP. 3-54S3.
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lCONTIhUEDl

CONN. AVE. 391T-l, e-bedrm,
apis; enc: redec. Sill IN; utilS.
incl; mr., everything, Wo, 6-Bs6U
CONN. AND GARFIELD--Attrae
furn. liv rm., bedrm,, kit. and
bath, = or 3 adults. WO, 6-4i3s.
CROYDEN APIS.
De luxe efficiency. full kit. modern
elevator bldg; downtown 24-hr,
.slicr, ~ no 'eSSaRe desk.
Call RESIDENT MANAGER, no,
10000.
On. TOWN, 18th Mass. ave. NV
Lee. rm.. kit, connect bath, $50
per mo, incl utils. ST j-j657.
DOWNTOWN. 500 18th st. NV
Groom, kitchen and bath fur
nished apartment. Elk, 1896,
Modern, desirable address; also
lovely single or double rooms.
1Tld Mas ave- NV
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AIR CONDITIONED

Beautifully appointed. furnishes
ef1ciency apt. in one Of Was.l
ington'S finest downtown locations
switchboard, secretarial service
only $40. See resident manager
or call NO. 10000.
C0LORED-MT. PLEASANT-Lse
Inv. rm., bedrm., kit, bath w/show.
er: $500 Incl. utils. RA. 3-@Yl3
CQLORED-I365 COLUMBIA RID
NM ana 2-rm. apis. avail
with kitchens. See tanitar, real
1855 Columbia I'd. NV.
COLORED-i RIM, pv.. kit., STA.
bath: util. Incl, $50 a mo. Aou. /!
only. 1852 Newton st. NV, no
2-23l4.
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG MAN. grad. student, de-
sires furn. rm. or effic. apt. with
misunderstanding family. in or mr..
Georgetowp Call FE. 7-3473 or
write Box 243-J. Star.
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ROOMS uRFURNlsRED

CoLORED-3 ROOMS, pvt. bath.
and use o. kit Couple, no chill
dren. 1888 Kennedy st. NV,
IA, 9-701S.
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ROLLING AREA-one- bedrm. apt.
$50 SVail SiSS 90 wSYNi TER,
RACE APIS, LIST and Wayne pl
Sc. 10, 2-lO55,
BRIGHTwOoD GARDENS. a3l
h h;GHs n,,y st. NV NV: Mod So;uni
p p"bsdr% 1H apt 'ES Lee rms sssS Wirst
for air cond, $50 ali utils. incl
Apply resident manager.
BRIGHT NEW BUILDING
ODD 35th ST Sc
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MARYLAND, AVE. NE. 7as; and a
To Inspect T%: S ssiP JE sE!4sssisil ' incl
MT. PLEASANT AREA-aIbi Mt
Pleasant 81, n,w.t efieiencies
S62.3o,Sel 90; utilities included
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ROOMS FuRHIsHED-N.w.
fcobrlNUspl
Emery.Georgian Hotel

Emery-Georglan Hotel
1912 g ST, N W.
Near White House ana YMcA;0AiE
cond for summer comfort beT-
ulanent guests catered to- hot.
cold water In rms,, mr. mod baths
With showers, wklvp 5000 up;
daily, SO up RE, 7-l6l2,
FURN. ROOM with running water,
mr., private bath, suit. for employed
girl; In pvt, house, Call AID
GIRARD STREET, 1850 THE
Palmer House" single room, rum
ming water. Only SIS week.
HAWTHORNE HOTEL
2l34 q ST NV
AIR -conditioned SCI ana DBL rms /,
others with reversible window fans.
phones and running water In
rms near mod, bath with shower,
elev spacious lounge. maid sery-
zee, TV rm. guest yard: moderate
RE. 7-4O27
JEWISH YOUNG LADY; or 81 rm.
beautiful home. Kit. pvt. $40 mo.
on New Hamp. and Eastern, Iii
d-S957, LA, D-354l,
MACARTHUR AREA-ouiet room
tel. ext; SIS. &o.' s-oSSs. O"'"'
NEAR UNION sTATIoN@Ss wk,;
NV. Iu' a.7ISS, Me NJ, s.G4Ssss. 81
N. H. AVE. NV, 1903, mr.. 2lst
and N-Comfortable Sgle. rm., mr.
shower: only $3.50 wk.
THE WESTMINSTER
1907 18TH 81. NW.-HO 2-672U
~. lobby, elev, water in rooms;
single, SOU up dly,; SS.5O-Sl.
wk.; dbls and twin beds, Sl2-Sl6
Tv IN YOUR ROOM--Front studio,
retsr, grlll foam mattress $40
9l6 6l5 lind n W. ST 3-5S3a
UPPER l4th ST.-2 twin bedrms.,
also medium, in pvt home: ideal
ior student. Home privils. Cali
RIA. 3-6376.
18th ST. NV, 3IIi and p st
NV, l749-Single; desirable loca-
ton. Apt. only, CO. 5-43l2.
10th ST., 2l6O-Attr., newly dec;
COW. location; SCI. and dbl. ell
rms. with phones, some with rum
ming water, l with pvt. bath; Sec
retarial service; $40 wk. up.
18th AND R vIC.-Dbl. room for
yng. ladies In pvt. home; home
PRIVILEGES. DE. 2-7512.
llth ST. NV. 36l3-sgl, rm., /
girl; ldry., kit privils.: S25 mo.
Call aft. q pm, RA. 1854.
2167 WOODLEY PL. near Sheraton
Hotel.-MaSter bedrm.. pvt. bath:
empl. gent; S45, Refs. AID 4-R9lq
$3.50 DAILY
Per person. Lac. dble. rms. Sl4
wk. up. blk. of Conn. ave, mr.
Mayhower: vel: downtown. Ldry.
tacils. 1926 18th st. NV. LU. q
1199, RE. 1-6l1S. NE. S-S044.
COhORED-MAN OR LADY. reas.
ard convenient. Nicely furnished.
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EMBASSY APT


1918 HARVARD ST. N.w.-Efnc
hv. rm., kit, .dinette and bath
lge, closets, balcony: nicely furn
FURNITURE-Rental plan for an,
apartment. also avail In Nd ant
Va For details MARS LEASING
Ii. 3-0O66, Mon Fri
GA. AVE, 4Oi8-clean l-br. apt
transp. MA. 2-is46, JU. 5-SOsS
GEORGETOWN CASTLE - Enc.
smartest addr., best loo Sll0 incl
uttls, re. 3-l776, DE. 2-l57g.
GEORGETOWN = l-bedrm. apis.
Sl25 and S135, incl. utils.. 6-mo
lease min. See janitor. 1000 Gu
st. NV.
GEORGETOWN, 1914 a6th ST
Bachelor apt utils. Incl. S14,5I
mo DU. 7-03l2.
GEORGETOWN-Frlly furn. apt.
air-cond. bedrm., liv. rm., Ice
all-elec. kit: Sept. occup. Cal
after pm. DE. 2-32S5.
GEORGETOWN-studio, attractiy,
knotty pine; Sl2h, utils. incl
l223 34th st. NV, FE. 1851 80
after 4:3O pm.
GEORGETOWN = Miniature tow
house: two tiled baths; two bricl
nreplaces, enclosed patio; suitabl,
for : To adults: furnished: Sl7.
month AARON A. PAULSoN, RIA
HAWAII AVE. N.E.-l-bedrm. apt
attrac., home like: bright, airy
wired for air cond., Ice. wind. fan
2 exposures; End a.; park, transp
Apply bldg: No. n, Apt, 1Qi, ia
2-6040, after 8 pm. and Sat.
LAMONT ST. NV. I74i-2 bed
rms, ltv. rm.. kit, porch. bath
Also l-bedrm. apt. 3 or 4.
MaeARTHUR mr.. Ariz. ave.-Pvt.
> or 5 adults. RA. 6-3724.
MASS. AND WIS. vIC.-Entire 3r,
moor; pvt. home; air cond.: . or
adults; S120 mo. EN-. 2-2077.
MD. AVE. Me-, 2 and 3 rooms
utllS. furn.: conv.. transp.; $50 I,
$50. Ii. 4-11OO.
NEAR WALTER Reed large liy
rm, bedrm., dinette. kit. and bath
beautifully furnished; janitor serv
ice; adults only; available now
RA. 3-4632.
ONE-YEAR LEASE, guar. aEains
rent increase: good location; /,
ana j bedroom apis. 10. 2-0l52
Sc. AREA. mr.. Boiling Field;
rooms and hath; utils. furn.; goot
location; $50. Ii. 4-1tO0.
SOUTH CAPITOL AREA. IS Gal
weston pl. s.w, bedrm. Call OIL
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CAPITOL HILL-Duplex 2-bedrms.
sS,S S1nps sa0,, electric kitchen, l1Is'
trance 0S on of priy SIeo''ii SnSsca Se
SSSsi .R Si sc q n Ai zELrS
INC. II. 6-940O,
CAPITOL HILL, excellent location
M ,,,itx sa,, apt; large room r,
WITH ssrSase GSpesa s ste %Od
WATER FURNIsHEp; sas mo
COMPLETELY PHOTOGRAPHED
Cal J DALLAS GRADY a SON
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'APTroI HILL RESTORATION
H1O A GIN q N

CAPITOL HILL RESTORATION
Glib A ST. Sc.
complete'r modern kitchen and
BATH. exterior halls and apis
tastefully decorated. . rms, kit
and bath, $75. Superintendent or
premises in Apt. A.
H. L. RUST co.
1901 18th St NV. MA. $4,000
CATHEDRAL and eth area-Apt
bath; newly redec.. reas' ~ ..
$500, ST 3-72sl. OIL. 6-S7l5.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 1871 >
: rooms. kitchen bath: SIS. B, p
SAUL co. 925 18th st. NV.
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Reasonably priced, utiis. incl. cor
ner .apts, with pvt, entrances. "a
block to bus, stores. EN-. 2-1200.
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IILVER SPRING
PET SHOP
POODLES

Small miniatures, housebroken. SIS.
Also miniatures and toys. 500
and up. Stud service. $50; board,
q 90: also Erooming 1913 Ham
7-227S.
WEIMARANER, male, s months;
Axe, shots, housebroken: sacrifice
Call OIL. 2-0459.
Evening star., 1959-10-04
NEW OPENINGS

FIFTEEN PAINTERS FROM PARIS.
The Corcoran Gallery Of Art.
October 10 through November s.
SURREALISM: IMAGERY TO REAL
ITY. Ores Gallery, 1929 Twen-
tteth street NV. Current through
october 27.
PERSIAN MINIATURES. The Middle
East Institute, 1881 N street NV.
Tomorrow through October 20.
SOLO EXHIBITION BY HELEN
Der 20.
RECENT PAINTINGS BY LEoNAR-
DO NIERMAN, liza. Galleries.
26z3 Connecticut avenue NV.
Tomorrow through October "a.
STORY OF AMERICAN GLASS. Ma
tional Housing Center, 1925 L
street NV. Current through octo-
cAIRENE RUGS. The Textile Mu-
scum, 1920 s street NV. Re-
ssy tS. 5 pm Tuesday thrOuEh satur'
ANNUAL HONOR AWARDS ExH1-
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day through October 81.
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BY FAIRFAX COUNTY ARTISTS.
Fairfax County Courthouse, Fair.
fax, Va. Today through January,
1860.
SEVEN ARTISTS OF THE NET
ROPOLITAN AREA. The Glen
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near Potomac, Md. Today through
october 80.
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November Is.
Evening star., 1959-10-04
BY JAMES G. DEANE
Star Record Critic

Wanda Landowska's death
on August 16 at 80 was an
other reminder that the
musical landscape, like ma
lures. inevitably changes.
The ranks of the senior
artists are thinning.
This era has an advantage
Of others, however, for rec
ords make it possible to re-
tain more of a legacy from
the musical greats than a
memory. The legacy will re-
main for later generations.
too.
In Nine. Landowska's case
RCA Victor has signalized
this fact with a disc bearing
seven of Bach's Three Part
Inventions, the last recorded
performances completed by
the eminent harpsichordist.
The Is Two-Part Inventions
issued several years ago in a
coupling with the 1888 Lam
dowska recording of the
Bach D minor concerto are
picked up for the oversize.
Mime. Landowska herself is