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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'5s Star Chief Catalina
coupe; hydramatic, power steer
ing, power brakes, radio. heater,
silver and ivory; clean as q pin;
S1,S45.
Jack Blank Pontiac
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-s50O
3460 14th st. NV. RA. 3-9670
BANK ON JACK BLANK
PONTIAC '55 $40" 4-door; hydra
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and ivory; immaculate condition;
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LA Its5 I IEyinF 3 st NV. kp 4-sSoS
0O BANK q ON / JACK BLANK 1i Hi'0'O
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IN IN THE MHs! HAxkr OF s 81 Essay
PONTIAC IA Star chief 4-door;
hydramatic, radio. heater, rust
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Jack Blank Pontiac
1897 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-s5OO
$3.50 14th 81. NV. RA. 3-9670
BANK ON JACK BLANK
PONTIAC '53 sed.; :. and b., by
cond., S495. oRRisoN RAMBLER,
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light blue metallic finish, beige
lea. interior. Exceptional COM
dition. Guarantee S995.
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PONTIAC

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1928 viers Mil Rd., Wheaton, Nd.
1 Blk. From Wheaton Plaza
LO. 5-3575 10. 5-3576
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OLDSMOBILE sos: new: complete
selection; serviced, undercoated
and glaSed. 1t will pay you to
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Akers Olds-Cadillac Co.
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nv 002RO ALEXANDRIA,
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OUR 26th YEAR

OLDs 81 4-door hardtop; al
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OLDSMOBILES-(2) 1860 COM
pany oficial cars, both equipped
with power steering and brakes,
hydramatic, ETC.; considerable
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDs '53 4-dr. "9s": Hydra, +. and
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oLDs DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl., IA. 7-S400
PoNTIACS '53 4-door sedans; 3 to
choose Sf.,oS FROM 6S,,,Ss l95 up; good con-
ave. and University blvd, Whea-
ton, Nd. Open evenings.
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1888 wis. ave. NV. EN-. 8-45s3
FORD SO Tudor; r. and h, Ford
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Brakes. special si's95; Gee guar.
Capitol c adillac-O ldS Co.
1929 2Snd st; NV. FE- $4,000
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RAMBLER

RAMBLER 1853 station wagon;
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2-tOns blue: $4,000 miles; S2,lS5
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2016 N. Moore st. (Rosslyn)
Arlington, Va.
ia. $1,000 End Of Key Bridge
1885 4-door station
wagon; automatic, radio, heater,
extra clean; S795,
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Jack Blank Pontiac
MCNEIL PONTIAC
Jack Blank Pontiac
OLMSTEAD

PONTIAC % Catalina hardtop: Q
tone blue; fully equipped; S1,095
value. sale price gR7k
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1000 Wilson Blvd. All. IA. 7.64OO
MERCURY '55 2-door Montclsir
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Evening star., 1960-01-19

top comedienne, Nan Fabray, :,
and smarter, still, to use her
wisely.
Jerry's youngsters, inciden-
tally. are engaging lads-but
as the colleague in my car pool
remarked, isn't this like In
viting 1000 people to your
house and showing them home
movies?
EvaluatiOn: What's the mat
ter with Jerry? Here's the way
one of his fellow comedians
one Of the country's top clowns
sized it up. Jerry is q ter
ribly, terribly funny kid. He's
joke - and as a joke, he's
worth a fabulous amount to the
industry. But he has no right
thinking. He wants to be a
combination Orson Welles and
Charlie Chaplin, the big boss.
He sings-and he can't sing.
He dances-and he can't dance.
It's too bad"
&&
That Madison avenue is on
the programming prowl, cul-
ture-wise, seems indisputable
now with the announcement
from NBC that for the first
time in its 11-year history, the
operas have a sponsor. The
Florists Telegraph Association
will sponsor "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana" (January 81 and Don
Giovanni" april 100.
Furthermore, NBC will con-
tinue to be solely responsible
for the preparation, casting and
selection of the operas.
How about that?
Evening star., 1960-01-19

Its Still
A Surprise

Ralph Edwards fans are
puzzled whenever the news
papers disclose the name Of his
surprise" guest prior to the
This is Your Life show. Mrs.
Joseph NJ, of Alexandria, is the
latest to write -. The answer,
Of course, is that Edwards is
using tape. He is still sur
prising the guest, but several
days before we see 1t happen.
MICS Riverboat t starring
Darren McGavin, will be seen
two nights in q row-Sunday,
January 81 and again the fol-
lowing night in its new time
slot, 7::3o to $3.50 pm. The
Bill Bendix Western takes over
the Sunday period February Z.
It's goodby to WMAL for
Bill Malone, who Joined the
station in 1850 as a part-time
summer announcer Cen
eral manager Fred HOuwink
sums it up: Due to the
increasingly heavy demand for
Bills services Gas a commercial
announcer) on the networks,
Bill feels that 1t has become i'm
practical also to continue his
daily schedules. We wish
Bill could flnd the time to re-
main with u.s." Bill, who
plans to stay in Washington.
will work out the balance Of
his contract.
If you favor the type of cul-
tural and educational program
ming that the Paduan Founda-
tion plans to put into effect
Con an FIN frequency here)
and would be willing to sub
scribe at SIS a year. drop a
line to the F. C. c., Washing
ton IS. D. c., SO stating.
This Is the organization headed
by Lorenzo w. Milan.
Person to Person will visit
the Vatican next month for a
visit with Archbishop Martin ].
O'Connor, President Of the
Pontificial Commission for Mo-
ton Pictures, Radio and TV.
Points Of interest to be
shown: st. Peters, the Sistine
Chapel and st. Peters Basilica.
B. III.
Evening star., 1960-01-19
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

sos, WTOP-Jim Meyers. Ted
Nash, West Coast studio mu-
sician, is featured with his
orchestra in numbers includ-
ing "Old Devil Moon" and
THAT Old Feeling"
S:35, WOL-Broadway Show
Time. Gwen Verdon and
Thelma Ritter will be fea-
Evening star., 1960-01-19

with Paar, take the hint and
hire someone (anyone) to help
shoulder the comedy burden on
his solo specials?
What he needed last week,
in addition to better writing,
editing and a rehearsal or two,
was somone like Paar as a foil
for his inanities.
Rubbing it in for Lewis is
the fact that his inept show
was scheduled the same week
as q bright offering from his
ex-partner, Dean Martin, who
was smart enough to hire a
Evening star., 1960-01-19

tured in songs from New
Girl in Town"
10:OO, WWDC-American For
um Of the Air. A discussion
Of both sides Of q current
controversial issue.
Evening star., 1960-01-19
ON THE AIR
If You Missed Rec,
Here's Your Chance
By BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic

Jack Paars show from the West Coast December ~
which Red SHELTON funny will be repeated Friday night
missed It, but viewers who not partial to Richards
Tuesday night tomfooey that he simply
with Jack and Carl Reiner, who also guest
That brings UP interesting point.
Why can't Jerry Lewis who much funnier winging
Evening star., 1960-01-19
Name Fits

SAN DIEGO. Calf. (AP).-
The low bid for o sprinkler
system job at the municipal
golf course came from Jack
Sprinkler.
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Old Weather Bureau
Building to Be Rozed
HI AND LOIS
MRS. FITS FLATS
THE BERRYS
UNCLE CHARLIE

CHARLESTON, s. C. (AP)
"A 200-plus-year-old clap
board building, which is said
to have housed the country's
first weather bureau, is going
to be torn down. A new build
ing may be erected on the site.
A plaque on the side of the
building describes it as Home
OF Doctor John Lining, who
made the first syste m a tic
weather observations with in
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N Coveroqe Asked

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP).-A
man convicted Of rape asked
the Oklahoma Court of Crimi-
nal Appeals to reverse his
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$50 Billion Industry
NEW YORK -Constr,ct

NEW YORK. Construction
the country's largest industry
last year topped $50 billion. In
the next decade an estimated
$500 billion will be spent on
construction in the United
States.
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SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD
Worthless Hand
Tests Champion

At this time Of the year 1t Is
customary for bridge players In
the United States to offer up
thanks, just like everybody else.
A player who can't find any
thing else to be thankful for
fcan always be happy that he
didn't hold the East cards in
today's hand.
West dealer
East-West vulnerable,
NORTH
A965t
0Jo2
oQJe7
%Q105
WEST EAST
ass A742
0AKQ 0654
oAK9 o6532
@AKJs7 &432
SOUTH
AAKQJl0
0l0S73
o104
ass
West North East South
20 Pass 20 "a
Pass Pass Dble. All Pass
Opening lead. King of hearts
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struments in America January,
1738-February, 1853, in this
building. which probably ante
dates the year IT'S. :"
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Wolf Disney

BY Carl Grubert

conviction. He said television
cameras were forbidden ia
cover his trial. thus violating
his constitutional guarantee OF
a public hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24


Pass Pass DbIe. All Pass
Opening lead: King of hearts.
Mrs. Dorothy Hayden, winner
Of the 1859 Mixed Pair Cham
pionship, held the East cards in
q game with Mrs. Sylvia Stein,
winner Of the 1858 Life Master
Individual Championship. Mind
you, 1t isn't necessary to be
a national champion to pick
up q hand like that: 1t might
happen to any boy or girl who
doesn't eat his oatmeal.
Mrs. Stein opened her power
1 full hand with two clubs. and
Mrs. Hayden made the negative
response Of two diamonds. At
this moment South decided to
enter the breach with his
spades.
West could afford to pass.
She had made a forcing open
ing bid, and her partner was
supposed to keep the bidding
open.
How Forcing
Mrs. Hayden's problem was
now very simple: How forcing
Is a forcing bid? What would
happen If she decided to pass?
Incidentally. this is q ques-
ton that I am asked hundreds
OF times each year. Does the
law compel you to keep a
forcing bid open?
The laws Of the game permit
you to pass a forcing bid. To
do so may be unwise, perhaps
even criminally foolish-but it
is permissible. When people
say you must" keep a forcing
bid open, they mean that a
good partner win always do so.
In this case Mrs. Hayden
looked at her ghastly hand and
wished she hadn't heard the
alarm clock that morning. She
wanted to pass, of course, but
an expert who passes a forcing
bid hears about it for the next
20 years-if she is lucky
enough to get away from the
table alive.
So Mrs. Hayden doubled.
Everybody passed. and South
was down two. Since honors
don't count in tournament.
bridge. East and West scored
800 points-more than they
could make at any contract Of
their own.
So now you know what to do
with q completely worthless
hand. Get yourself a partner
who knows how to pick I'D
cards.
Daily Question
AS dealer. you hold:
A83 0AKQ oAK9 %AKJ87
What do you say?
Answer: Bid two clubs or
2 MT. In theory. you should
not open . MT with a weak
doubleton in any suit. but rules
were made to be broken. .
(CopyriSht, 1860. Gen. Features Corp }
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Evening star., 1960-02-07

HOMEMADE soup is easy to pre-
III pare and offers simple way to
use leftover meat and vegetables.
For the small family, it is true, canned
soups may supply the necessary base
for soup with the least trouble and
expense. But starting with homemade
stock or a canned base, the delicious
varieties that can be created are
almost limitless.
There is consomme and double
consomme, beer soup and wine soup.
watercress, chestnut and coconut
soup, frog soup, birds nest and
nymph soup, raspberry, lemon, al
mond, herb and cheese soups, and
exotic and family favorites Of all
nations. For young and old, soup can
give the quickest nouriShment
without taxing the delicate, nervous
or tired system. It works wonders for
the aged, who, for various reasons,
often have trouble eating properly,
and it can truly benefit the whole
family A family soup-meal, with
hearty whole grain bread and fresh
butter or margarine is not only salts
flying and economical, but it gives
everyone a beneficial rest from
heavy meals.
An important point to keep in
mind when making soup: heat it
gradually to the simmering point and
simmer slowly for the required
cooking time. Boiling impairs the
flavor.
The simplest way to make beef
broth base is to make what the French
call Pot au Feu- cut-up meat, vege-
tables and seasonings cooked to-
gether in enough water to cover.
This gives you a delicious boiled
dinner and at the same time pro-
duces a good meat stock. The leftover
broth serves as base for consomme
and many richer soups. Chicken
broth can be made in much the
same way.
One of the simplest good soups is
made by melting generous chunk
of butter or margarine in soup
kettle, stirring in couple of sliced
onions with some seasoning, and
IN n e EERRuARY T. 1870
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Puget Sound Crab Chowder

Two slices bacon, large sweet
onion, sliced; l large potato, diced;
/ stalk celery, sliced; cups water,
pinch leaf thyme, l pkg (6 oz) frozen
Evening star., 1960-02-07

adding about three cups Of boiling
water. Simmer slowly until onion
is cooked. Add large can Of peeled
tomatoes, a handful Of rice, adjust
seasoning and simmer until rice is
cooked. This economical soup is
French Canadian in origin and has
a marvelously beneficial effect on
old people.
The clear soups, in the bouillon
class, are best used to introduce a
meal. They are not very nourishing
soups, but they activate digestive
juices and promote appetite. Cream
soups and rich thick soups may be
followed by a lighter meal, and the
really hearty soups make an excel
lent family meal, especially when
served with such substantial accom-
paniments as cheese sticks and rolls,
cheese toast or whole grain bread;
or with soup garnishes such as rice,
little dumplings, noodles, frank
furter slices, salted whipped cream,
and the like.
In cold weather, nothing hits the
spot like a good crab soup. Crab
chowders and bisques used to be in
the gourmet class and seasonal.
Now, however. you can find fresh
frozen crab in the grocery freezer all
year around. The following recipes
were made using six-ounce packages
of frozen Alaska King Crab Meat.
Since this sweet, pink-and-white
meat is extremely low in calories,
1t can also be used to make a low
calorie bisque.
In these recipes, there is no need
to thaw the crab meat before using
However. when adapting frozen crab
meat to other recipes, be sure to
allow for nearly cup of juice from
the thawed meat. This liquid is excel
lent in flavor and should be made use
ofwhenever possible.
Puget Sound Crab ChOwder
Two slices bacon, l large sweet
onion, sliced; large potato, diced;
stalk celery, sliced; 2 cups water,
pinch leaf thyme, pkg. (6 Oz.) frozen
Evening star., 1960-05-20
StudentLoun Plan
Is Offered at
W&L College

LEXINGTON, Va, May 20
(AP).-Washington and Lee
students will have a chance to
borrow part of their college ex-
penses from the school and pay
1t back after they graduate.
A key feature Of the plan is
a student loan system. Under it.
a student can borrow up to five
eighths of the cost OF his COL
lege education with the msin-
der coming from scholarships.
DR. Fred c. Cole, W&L Presl-
dent, said the ratio of scholar
ship and loan aid will vary with
funds available and experience
in the program.
He said the scholarship-loar
plan would operate like this;
An applicant will have IS per
cent of is needs covered by
scholarship funds and Is pei
cent by a loan his freshman
year. The division will be 50-5(
when he's a sophomore. He viii
receive 25 per cent scholarship
aid and rs per cent loan assist
ance as a Junior. AS senior
all help will be on a loan basis
The loans will be ma6e al
8 per cent. No interest viii
be charged while the student !!
in school. He has 10 years II
which to repay.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Accused Former
Fails to Appear

ANNAPOLIS, May 20 (AP).
Christopher c. Campbell, 54-
year = old Baltimore County
dairy farmer, failed to appear
yesterday for a second extradi-
ton hearing on charges of per-
forming illegal abortions in
York County. Pa.
Joseph D. Buscher, assistant
State attorney general, con-
Quoting the hearings, said
Maryland State Police have
been looking for Campbell since
Pennsylvania su united an
amended indictment and ex-
tradition papers about a month
ago.
Gov. TaweS had refused to
turn him over to Pennsylvania
authorities at hearing Febru-
airy %. 1t was pointed out that
the indictment misidentified
him as Charles Christopher
Campbell. A drivers license and
social security card were sub
mitted showing his real name
is Christopher Columbus Camp
bell.
Evening star., 1960-05-20

Arlington County's popula-
.tion has jumped by nearly
80, 900 in the last 10 years, GEN.
sus figures show. The new total
will reach more than $4,000,
officials said today.
About TOO persons are still
to be added to the 163.5S9 fig
ure announced yesterday, ac-
cording to Mrs. Irene Coulter,
census supervisor for Virginia s
10th district. She said the fig
ures for Fairfax County will
be next week.
The 1850 population total for
Arlington County was 1876 .449
The increase was short of the
1850 Arlington planners had
expected. however. On the
other hand. Mrs. Coulter said
the total for Fairfax will be
considerably greater than off,
cials expected.
The overall Virginia popula-
ton is expected to hit nearly
4 million once the census i!
completed. This is an increase
of $4,000 since 1850.
Census officials announced
1860 totals for the following
Virginia counties:
Clarke. 1910; Frederick
1886; Rappahannock, 5,431,
Page. 1882; Rockingham
52,296; Shenandoah, 21,585
Warren, 14,188; Augusta, IA $50
Madison. 8,170; Albemarle, 80.
63l; Fauquier, 23,799; Greene
Evening star., 1960-05-20
CGOConoI Park Bill
Sidetrocked in House

Long-debated Chesapeake &
Ohio Canal park legislation
has suffered another setback
House opponents yesterday
blocked floor consideration OF
the bill to make l65 miles OF
the historic canal a national
historic park. The vote was
227 to 1874.
Representative Aspinall
Democrat of Colorado, chair
man of the House Interior
Committee and a chief backeI
of the bill, afterward called the
measure dead for this Con-
gress." He indicated an effort
to push legislation-possibly
some compromiSe-in the next
Congress.
Senator Beall, Republican o1
Maryland, also expressed con-
tinued support. The Maryland
Senator, who is sponsoring g
similar bill, said he was very
much disappointed at the House
action but would continue
working for the park project
until it becomes reality.
A bill sponsored by Senator
Beall passed the Senate in
1857.
Representatives Kirwan
Democrat, and Brown, Repub-
lican, both of Ohio. teamed UP
to lead a successful blocking
effort on the House floor yes
terday.
A strong plea to allow the
bill to be debated on its merits
was made by Representative
Foley. Democrat of Maryland
the bills House sponsor.
The bill. in addition to desig-
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Home Repair Firm
Accused of Fruud

An Alexandria woman has
sued a Washington home i'm
provement firm, charging that
the company defrauded her
Mrs. Sarah F. Ball of 504
Gibbon street. alleged that the
American Research Develop
ment Corp. of 555l Illinois
avenue NV. had agreed to
have her home meet Alexan-
dria's health standards in re-
turn for payment of 5000.
The District Court suit said
Mrs. Ball gave the corporation
Isl. 900 plus a $4,000 trust note
on her property. The suit said
the firm sold the note to a
third party and then asked
her to pay $4,000 more in Or
der to complete the job.
William A. Smith, the cor
poration's president, denied the
allegations. He answered that
Mrs. Ball had agreed to addi-
tional repairs, which he was
prepared to make.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
METAL STOP SIGN TO REPLACE
BED SHEET WARNING SIGNAL

An intersection guarded briefly by bed sheet stop
sign in Rogers Heights, Nd going to get the regular
red and white metal warning sign.
request for signs at Fifty fourth place and Farragut
street will be sent to the Prince Georges County Commis
soners today early next week, according to County
Police 1t. Thomas A. Rogato He estimated they will be
placed within three weeks
Metal stop signs partially obScured by shrubbery at
the intersection put there Illegally said 1t Rogato
head of the traffic safety section
The bed sheet stop signs were hoisted Wednesday by
residents irked the failure of to stop at the
sing. The signs ordered down yesterday by 1t.
Rogato.
1T unauthorized sign attempting to regulate
traffic and therefore violation Of State law he said.
The metal signs are too short and probably were
placed by someone who yanked them from another
intersection, 1t. Rogato added
Evening star., 1960-05-20
County's Police
Setup Praised

The Montgomery County po-
lice force has been cited in a
magazine article as "a model
that many other counties
might do well to copy"
The article is included in the
May issue of the County Of
ficer,' publication of the Ma
tional Association of County
Ofhcials.
Montgomery County's force
solves the problems of a split
personality" county that is hall
urban and half rural, the au-
thor said. Its facilities, the
magazine reported, include ''bia
city weapons and techniques'
for heavily populated areas
"far ranging mobility" fol
rural sections. and the COM
munications to tie it all to-
gether."