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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

DAMAsCUs-New 4-bedFm., 2-bath
brk. rmbler. large kit, firepl in
liv. rm., full bsmt.I hvhs many
extras. $4,000.
DAMASCUS A. country prop-
erty, with charming older hoHe.
LiV. rm., din. rm. lge. family
sized kit, completely moderniZed,
3 bedrms., "a baths, small bsmt d.
storm windows and doors; garage
Sls.500. Multiple listed for your
rssIysr eonIysnisnee snT ,, see ySlr you tayoTlte
GAITHERsBURG-On one Of best
old established streets IN town.
4-bedrms llz-bath home w/sep.
DIN. .mS Wall-to-wal carpet in
liv. rm., full bsmt., nearly =
acre Of land W/trees, within walk.
dist. OF shops, schools. postofice,
BUS train, bank. etc. $4,000.
ROCKVILLE bedrm. rambler.
with large kit, bonus liv. area
with BRIGHT WALKOUT BSMT..
tiled floor, picture window over
looking attractive rear yd. A real
buy for Sl5,5O0.
WASHINGTON GROVE nice 4
bedrm. homes in this TOWN
WITHIN A FOREST. Large kits,
I with sep, din. rm.,. full bsmt
Prleed Sl6,5OO and S19,75O.
WASHINGTON GROVE-A really
interesting home which would
appeal to the artistic-minded in
dlvidual. Large liv. rm., lge din
rm., bath, bedrm., and kit. on
lst H., . bedrms. and bath on
"a, plus balcony bedrm. Nice trees
ana shrubs. Community recT. CEN
ter and swimming pool Excel
seommpter s service 10 D. c. Priced
Kay Bowling, Realtor
207 N. Frederick Ave. Gaithersburs
WI. s-9250, or BOLIVIA. $1,000
DAMAsCUS-6-rm. bungalow; iiv.
nm DIN. rm., mod. kit, 3 bed
rms. full bsmt., bath: o.h.-w.h.:
Gear gar: hen house: isa-ft
front; near new elem. school. SI4,-
800. Terms. $500.
URBANA-New brick rambler. I2x
u Nv, rm, hrepl., l3Xl7 din. rm.,
moo. Kit, 3 bedrms., bath, full
hsmt.; oil heat; wooded lot: near
dual hwy; 81 mi. D. c. SI5,95O.
Terms. $500.
SENECA LAKE - Splendid frame
cottage, lge. liv. rm., mod. kit, >
bedrms., bath, bar, rec. rm.: acre
lot, fenced, SCREENED with multi
nora roses and hedge for privacy:
l2O-ft. waterfront. 24O-ft. road
front. $4,000. Terms. $4,000.
DICKERSON-I a.; brk. rambler:
new cond.; liv. rm., firepl., din.
rm., mod. kit, fam. rm., 4 bed
rms, bath, full bsmt.: 2-car gar.
semicircular drive; beautifully
landscaped; % mi. D. c. $4,000.
Terms. $500.
GAINESVILLE a.: S-rm. frame
house, . baths, oh.-w.h., liv. rm.,
din. rm., mod. kit, I bedrms. {:
horse barn; misc. bldsS.; excel.
panoramic view; best neighbor-
hood, Reduced to Sl9.950. Terms.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
PooleSville, Md.
3Ol DI. 9-3262 OR WI. S-9223
DARNESTOWN VICINITY BIG
RANCH-TYPE RAMBLER; 9Ses
finished; 2-caf gar, breeZeway;
ga acres, big stream, woods; must
be sold. Reduced from $4,000
to $50, 500 with SIS O00 cash.
GENE CASTLEBERRY, OIL. 4-l433
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TOIOWAC
PICTURESQUE NEW ENGLAND
RAMBLER
Beautifully Handicapped 2-acre lot,
IN prestige subdivision, . bedrms
den. 212 baths, breezeway, 2-csr
garase, mid Dos Call MRS. GOWL-
ING, EN-. 3-3439 j. r. MOHL ER
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NhI IIhEHobUhN one OF best
old established streets IN town.
4-bedrms llz-bath home w/sep.
DIN. .ms wall-to-wal carpet in
lV. rm., full bsmt, nearly a
acre Of land W/trees, within walk.
dist. OF shops, schools. postofiice,
bus, train, bank. etc. $4,000.
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ROCK CREEK HIGHLANDS. An
tlaue brick Colonial. 9 mos. new,
Center hall plan, pan. den. iee.
Nv Tm- with besut bay window
and hrepl., sep. din. rm.. extra
lge, eompl. equipped kit, screened
poLeh. "a baths. ; spacious
6edIms. S33,5UU. OWNER. VII.
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TAKOMA PARK

3O6 Philadelphia Ave-SlR.q5O-
Close-in expand. Cape Cod; sep
din, I'M, fireplace, rec. rm: ga
rage; shady fenced yard. DIR ::
piney Branch to Phila. ave. to
No. 300.
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LANGLEY PARK

1924 llth Ave-Sl2,95O-Close-
in semi-detached Colonial; school,
bus and shops near. Ideal for
small family. Full bSmt.; fenced
yard; low down payment: rest
like rent. DIR: New Hamp. ave
TO Univ. blvd, left to Carroll to
1lth to open"
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CONN. AVE. PARK
COOL OFF

This immaculate, brick 3-bedroom
rambler offers air conditioning,
plus other extras, as carport,
large recreation room, separate
dining room, fully equipped kitch-
en-, aluminium storm windows and
awnings. and many more items
you would normally not get at
this price. Level lot: very close
to elementary school and COM
munity swimming pool: S19,75O,
with $4,000 FHA loan.
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NEW HOMES

S94.750 TO S2S,5O0
CUSTOM DESIGNED ramblers, Cape
Gods. split levels, 3 and 4 bed
rms, 3 baths. 75es conventional al
financing. TRADES INVITED.
OPEN DAILY.
DIRECTIONS: Out Ca. ave, right
on Areola. right on Nairn I'd. to
PECK'S OPEN SIGN.
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WHEATON
COLESVILLE AREA

170l BRIGGS CHANEY
COUNTRY LIVING WITH MOD
ERN CONVENIENCE - 3-bedrm
custom brick rambler on "a acre
lot. rec. rm., sep. din. rm., lge
pfRscTIoNso mSf fIt 5o'' out of ectTss colssvis I'd
right on Briggs Chaney I'd. 10
PECK'S OPEN SIGN.
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS

Will SACRIFICE
900 On. for this 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial; , baths and pWdr. rm.,
center entr., liv. rm. with firepl. /:
sep. din, rm., paneled rec. rm.,
lge level fenced lot. scr. pch.,
washer. many extras. Walk 10
Langley shop. center, schools.
buses. Now SlS,9O0 Isl, 600 below
FHA APPRAISAL. OWNER, HE. 4
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County'S Liveliest Office
nM@ggm
SUN, 2 TO 8
ARCOLA AREA

lob COLT TERRACE
Rare find. this Is mo. old custom
built split level; 3 bedrms.. den,
family rm., sep. din. rm.: back 70
park; make this Q must at
S26,500.
DIRECTIONS: Out Ga. ave. right
on Arcola, right on Marin. left
TO Farnwell to Colt terrace, tc
PECK'S OPEN SIGN,
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ROCK CREEK PARK AREA

assume big VA loan, S13i monthly
LoI lmmae. year old 4-bedrn >
pain nome with center hall entr
oe luxe KIT, sep. din. rm-, lovely
20. S22 $50. 10. 5-S630
@. A SCH ESTNGFp CO
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nnEN 4 m =

BETHESDA, GREENWICH FOREST
2-story brk. bedrms., ga baths
built-in garase. Priced in upper
EOS. Excel. .i1nanelnE. 540S Lam.
beth Rd., OIL. 2-S263.
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ROCK CREEK WOODS
OPEN SUN. AND MON.
CONTEMPORARY

new Goodman-designed rambler.
oi-leveIs. Beaut. wooded lot. Dec.
orator colorS, 3 bedrmS.. > baths.
Up 70 bedrmS. and baths, dav1
!lght rec. Tm. Most fabulous huvs
On oh toaay S market at $50 900 10
DIR; out Conn. ave. to Univ blyd
% Elers Mil rd., left to Cal 81
FOLLOW our signs: or ouf Univ
nlyo. 70 Lexington, left TO Mspie-
EieeN' Lelt and follow our sizns.
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WHEATON

1884 NEWPORT MILL RD.
Price reduced for quick sale; s.
bedrm brick rambler; lge. liv.
rm.. with flrepl., family kit, full
bsmt., fenced lot.
DIRECTIONS: Out Ga. ave, left on
Viers Mil I'd. left on Newport
Open Sun, and Mon,
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THOMPSON co. JU. $4,000
GAITHERSBURG

OE14 11G1lOO M
3 mi. north on Route 355, Collins
Hill dr.-New 3-bedrm. rambler
with 2ls baths. 2 firepls., lge. car
port, full bsmt., l2-acre lot; very
nice home, This house is open.
down. MANY other homes. invest
ment farms and acreage Phone
KEN McGREW REAL ESTATE,
PO. 2-9633 or 30l-WA. 6-2S29
GAITHERSBURG AREA
AN ACRE of beautiful
grounds with attractive home and
small outbuildings. Real value at
LARGE FAMILY HOME bedrms. a.,
den, pa baths, large shady lot,
convenient to everything. Nice
condition. Asking $4,000.
3-bedroom rambler; very fine con-
ditlon; completely equipped Cor
ner wooded lot: Sl5,5O0.
New brick rambler; a acre. Rec.
room. fireplace. Sl9,500.
Large. two-story on an acre; nice
location. Sl6,35O.
Rockville; 3-bedroom rambler. Lge.
lot, rec. room. $4,000. Easy
terms.
Estate of 8 acres. Beautiful place
Illness forces this on market.
Custom built about years ago.
S39.9
Many others. Two. four, Ave acre
places. Gail US, glad TO tell you
about them.
Romer & Co., Realtors
430 n, frederick, Gaithersburg
WI. S-aO92 or WAyerly 6-2233
M. Hecht's! Just
listed! Sparkling white Colonial
with den, > bedrms., firepl., sep
din. rm.. 1S-ft. ''liv. porch: lily
pond, patio, 220-ft. lot: Sl6,5O0.
Ewes. JU. S-3O3S.
Greater MARYLAND Prop, JU. 9-l24O
GARRETT PARK ESTATES-3 bed
rms. 2 iull baths. rec. room:
large, enclosed. shaded lot: all
this and large GI loan Of
Sl6,4O0 which you can assume.
To inspect, call Mr.. Nestor with
ROGER H. SPENCER CO., GA.
4-5l5l, VIII. 6-1S9S.
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Rock Creek HillS Area

rambler With Desut. paneled day-
ugnl rec. rm., huge scr pch.
MANY EXTRAS, SO 1irl. al
loan, Sl57 mo. 10. 5-S63O
q, A. SCHLESINGER co.
hOCh CREEK FOREST, S305
Donnybrook Or. Open sun, I-5~
AltE. colonial: bedrms., powder
room Isl n; gas &C. heat. ser.
Ss Stae poICh lge. oct. garage, beaut.
DonnybroOk dr., n. 10 omen sjsn "
nii al -; NORTHERN, REALToR,
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INVESTMENT PROP.

TO bUNIFANI RID.
More than acres for development
minded buyer. House with 4
bedrms.,. sunporch, garage. barn
and orchards.
DIRECTIONS: Out Ga. ave. risht
on Layhill I'd, right on Bonifant
to PECK'S OPEN SIGN.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
HANDYNfAN's sPFCIAI

G0ING-G0ING. Owner must leave.
3-bedrm. ramb. Hungerford-T -ToWne,
Rockville Assume lse. 49, GI
loan. Price Sl7,5O0. Call OWNER,
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Just reduced to S9.95O. Spacious 2
bedrms., sep. dining nm: bsmt
Nice yard $3.50 down. Move in
with deposit PO. 2-314O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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SMITH REALTY
.0CkNILLE-4-bedrm. Cape Cod
Sho%place; Sl6,25O. RE. 5-495S.
ROLLINGWOOD

New listing. 6-room, 2Ia-bath brick
Colonial. de luxe kit. screened
porch opening to fenced yard.
recreation rm., garage. Immacu-
late condition. Price S2S,95O sun
~ u EN-. 2-74OO. Ewes. Wo, g.
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BE
SOCIABLE

It's really easy in this extraor-
dinary rec. rm. An advanced
design 3-bedrm.. 2-bsth raneher
with true center hall, sep. din.
rm., pch. and level yd. Assume
4lass loan. S2l,5OO, and OK q
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sUbUKBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
ROCKVILLE AREA SPECI,Is-

$3.50 down, including settle.
q ment' 3-bedrm, rambler,
%'-N4UO On. 3-bedrm. rambler.
$50 mo. pays all,
o'-S-oedrm; rambler; Ia baths.
oSmt'; 10 mos. old Assume
5000 loan and try $3.50 down,
9'-EeW o-oedrm., 2-bath brick
tOei pSmt. hrepl., immed,
yfSSesSloh' ~ S2O,95O. Only 1
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WASHINGTON GROVE nice 4
bedrm. homes in this TOWN
WITHIN A FOREST. Large kits,
I with sep. din. rm., full bSmt.
Priced S16,5O0 and Sl9,75O.
Excel financing.
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POTOMAC, MD,

~ l O4N411N, 14Ds
2.3 ACRES
we are completing a delightful new
4-oedrm. home, situated on a cul-
ue-Sac in one of the finest sec
tlonS OF this community. Buy nov
and help US decorate to your taste
PIice' SAP, 300. OLIVER T. CARR.
iNS' Builders, Ma. S-9340. ewes,
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LOOK WHAT
S22.nnn RITYS


A 3-bedroom. 3-bath home, with
large den, separate dining room,
fireplace in living room, kitchen,
recreation room with picture win
dow, large brick patio with out
door fireplace; all this on a lot
With large trees; close-in Silver
Spring. Seeing is believing.
James C. Conley & Co.
9525 GA. AVE. JU. 9-4I34 TIL 9
COUNTRY CLUB PRIVILEGES -
on a beautiful 100x175-ft. lot.
lust a few blocks from the Manor
Club golf course. bedrms.. pow
rage; H.-W. HEAT: huge attic; no
messy bsmt. Priced at S3S,95O:
large 1st trust, Call SHANNON &
LUCHS, Maryland once. LO. 81
OS44; evenings, EN- 2-2341
Evening star., 1960-06-19

U. S. history has been the tOorst in the
way of natural disasters?
The past 10 years. Of the 3,lOO
catastrophes classified, l.6 million
persons were affected.
-v.M.R., SAN BERNARDINo
Ouch! What has displaced food
as the biggest item in our family
budget?
Taxes - according to Paul S.
Willis, Grocery Manufacturers of
America president.
EEL, PHILADELPHIA
NOTE We will poy IS for question ond answer used
In this column Questions b0sed current news ond
clipping Of must occompony onser. Address
Tom Henry TINS WEEK. 4S5 lexington Avenue New Tork
", NY. Unoceepied contributions connot be oekno~-
edged or returned.
Evening star., 1960-06-19

Glamour What nOUie star WGs
named an alternate delegate to the
district convention by the tosOn CON-
mittee of Roabuyy, Conn.,?
Marilyn Monroe - registered
Democrat. NV, SALT LAKE CITY
Fors!. ;. Compdny-oacned goLf courses
are increasing rapidly. How many
are in operation todGy9
lO7 courses for employees -
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sy TOM HENRY

with a total investment of about
$40, 900, ,OOO.-MRs. OK, WASH, DC.
Vets Who are the Oldest living
ueteranS nosO receiving government
bene6ts9
Fifty-6ve men who fought in the
Indian wars.
-E.H.J., PEEKSKH1, NY.
Disastrous DECIDE According to
Red Cross officials, sohat decade in
Evening star., 1960-06-19

THIS WEEK MosozIne 4 June ~. 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-14
Buffet Supper
Is Planned

The Washington Alumnae
Of Zeta Tau Alpha will en-
terrain members of the Jun
nior Alumnae group at a
$50 pm. buffet supper
Wednesday.
The event will be held at
the home of Mrs. Louis F.
Bohraus, 5613 Ridgef1eld road.
Assistant hostesSes will be
Mrs. Rene H. Reixach, Mrs.
j. V. Copley and Mrs. How
ard E. HaSSle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-14
CLUB
TODAY


Chapter, B'nai Birth Women
-Interfaith meeting at 2
pm. at the George Washing
ton University Hillel Founda-
ton, 2129 F street NV. Mrs.
Colistra Grey, formerly with
the Philadelphia Department
of Education, will be guest
speaker.
Beta Chapter, Phi Delta
Communicating at 8 pm.
at Woodruff House, Twenty
first and G streets NV. A
representative from the D. c.
Mental Health Clinic will be
guest speaker.
Kosher Israel Congregation
and SiSterhOod - Joint in
Stallation of officers at 5 pm.
at the synagogue.
Ann Frank Group of Ha-
dassah - Cocktails at $50
pm. followed by Hadassah
Medical Organization: youth
Aliyah dinner at $50 at the
Washington Highlands Jew
1sh Center. Mrs. Raphael
Tourover will be guest speak
er.
Court District Of Columbia,
Catholic Daughters of Amer
ica-Valentine silver tea from
4 to Z pm. at the clubhouse.
TOMORROW
WOman'S Community Club
OF KensingtOn-Choral group
meeting from $50 to 1870
am. at the home of Mrs.
George Favre, 27O5 Dawson
avenue, Silver Spring.
Woman's Club of Chevy
Chase, Md.-Garden section
Japanese flower arranging
class at 10 am. Art section
painting class at pm.
B'nai Israel Sisterhood-
Buffet luncheon meeting at
IL noon at Fig Auditorium.
Chapter J, PEG Society
Meeting at IL noon at the
home of Mrs. Guilford S.
Jameson, 3546 Chesapeake
street NV. Mrs. Samuel H.
Sabin will speak on "Dynam-
les"
Woman's Community Club
Of Kensington-Book de-
partment meeting at 1890
pm. at the home of Mrs. C.
Stanley Titus, 9911 East
Bexhill drive. Mrs. Maurice
Brown will review In the
Days of Mckinley" by Mar
garet Leech.
University Women's Club
Club tea at 4 pm. fol-
lowed by S pm. program.
Mrs. Zelda Fichandler, pro-
ducing director of Arena
Stage, will be guest speaker.
Dinner at 6 pm.
Washington Alumnae
Chapter. Sigma Kappa
Valentine supper at $50
pm. at the home of Mrs.
Hardy L. Pearce. 5215 Worth
ington. Mrs. William Shera
Montgomery will review the
autobiography of Kyra Pc
trovakaya.
Emily Nelson and Marcia
Burns Chapters, d. c., OAR
Joint meeting at 7::3O pm.
at the chapter house library.
Mr.. w. J. Bryan Dorm will
speak on "Americanism."
Bethesda Chevy Chase
Branch, AAUW - Interna-
tional Relations Committee
program at 8 pm. at Lyn-
brook Recreation Center.
Capt. William Mott, USN, will
speak on Our Negotiating
With Communists, and Cur
rent Russian United States
Relations"
Associated AIumnae Clubs
Of WashingtOn-Meeting at 8
pm. at Beauvoir School, $500
Woodley road, NV.
Northern Virginia Alumnae
Chapter, Alpha XII Delta
Meeting at 8:15 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Gladwin Young,
5526 North Sixteenth street,
Arlington. Mrs. Hanna Kiep,
women's affairs secretary at
the German Embassy, will
speak on Careers for College
Women in West Germany and
Nearby European Countries"
National Capital Opti-Mrs.
Club-Meeting at 8:15 pm.
at the home of Mrs. Jan De-
vinney, 10915 Breewood court,
Silver Spring.
ID. c. Cancer Aid Group
Meeting at $50 pm. at Beth
ChO1Oy1o Cxyy,o ooo,,a
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TAKOMA FORD

PONTIAC 55 2-door Starchief
hardtop; r. and h., auto. trans,
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PLYM. 'o6 4-dr., r and h., 2-tone
PainssT sTFi1RPi aat nj sinTEs sa,Sq9; S5sst SsPRtNd 4
INC 114l EaSt-West hwy, Ju.
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PARKWAY FORD

5000 NJ ST. NV. FE. 3-2204
THUNDERBIRD 81 standard trans.
overdrive, r, h. $4,000 mi. S2,-
100. Ii. 6-30l2, 10. S-S397.
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7035 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
PONTIAC 81 4-door sedan; 2-tone
white and blue; r. and H., auto.
trans, WV. tires, etc.; one
owner, clean: S995.
Grady Motors Corp.
1908 WIS. AVE, BETHESDA, ND.
OIL 6-4206 OPEN TODAY
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

THIRD 81: r. and h., Fordomatic,
Wv. tires: excel. cond.: $4,000
miles: $1,000 10. 2-61l1.
THIRD '5S; white; fully equip.
S3,095.
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MOTOR CO. FORD"
1917 N. Moore st.
Arlington, Va. IA. 7-S7SS
PLYMOUTH 1856 Belvedere VS.
4-door; powerflite. r. and h., all
white; a wonderful buy for only
S695,
wISSINGER CHEVROLET
- Corners, Falls Church, Va.
JE, 2-787S JE. 2-92O0
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TR-3 so; low MILEAGE, ] owner,
beaut. red finish, r. and h.. Wv,
tires; must be seen: Sl,995, with
Sig3 down. Open Sun, 10 to 3.
WILLIAMS AUTOS, INC, 2OOl X
st. NV. FE 7-6353,
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'57 Chieftain, auto.
trans, r. and h.. new seat covers,
tires less than 1900 miles. Excel.
cond. all around S1,095. Buy
from its owner. Call HA. 2-43S5.
PONTIAC 81 2-dr.; blue, hydra
matte, r. and h., good tires. Sell
for best offer. Call Ii. 1851. 13"
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ARLINGTON

PLYMOUTH $50 Beivedere 2-dr.
hardtop; 3 cyl, turquoise and
white. powerf1ite, r. and h.; q
real sharp beauty SS95.
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PARKWAY FORD
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD
Wash oldest and LARGEST

Dodge Dealer
430I CONN. AVE. EN-. 2-2402
PLYMOUTH '57 6-cyl. sedan;
cream, conventional, r. and h.;
SS75 or best offer. JE. 4-5523.
PLYMOUTOH $50 2-dr. r. and h.,
new motor, good transp. S575.
F q w STORAGE CO., DI. 7-635S.
PLYMOUTH '57 2-dr., auto. trans,
Wv. tires, very good car; S925.
F. 81 w. STORAGE CO. DI. T.
635S
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TR-3 1857; 1000 mi. Completely
rebuilt, Judson GAS h.p.) blower
and 10 coats acrylic LACQUER.
Never raced, damaged or abused +;
all ccessories; best over SI,S00.
e; ODEND'HAL, Ii. 7-0500 or
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UAON O1d11h O11U1dC
3489 34s9 1.4.t i4th st.. g, NV. RA; 3-9650
BANK ON JACK BLANK
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PLYMOUTH SO conv. VS.; fully
equip. excel. eond., black with
white top, red interior, low mile
age. Must sell. JE. 2-3072.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 80, convertible, Bonne-
vile. red. perfect cond. Driven
Just $4,000 careful miles.
Equipped with 8 Royal Master
tires worth SI00 apiece. Private
9seessarS 9snsI; gut sa7s5 ss hs E& 1nioss biese IL
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER AS club coupe and
utility trailer; new battery, new
front brakes. trailer has metal
frame, no car hitch: S125. Call
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TRIUMPH 80 TR3: white.7 wire
wheels, Mich. tires. OD.. r. and h.,
rear seat, j owner. Never raced.
NeW-car cond., $4,000. EM.5-5292
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PONTIAC 1859 4-door station
With leather interior; iieS, only y Sa'595s T5e
Jack Blank Pontiac
Evening star., 1960-12-06
NEWS OF MUSIC
Joerg Demus Up
To Advance Fame

lbert and Schumann expended
enormous invention contrivins
new and different ways tc
break chords into arpeggios
Then most pianists go ano
pedal that invention into a col.
Iloidal mess. Not so Mr.. Demus
There were marvellous touches
throughout the program. The
first of the Schubert Impromp-
| tus became almost a march
with a rather more rapid tempo
than usual and extraordinarily
crisp dotted rhythms. Yet by
the most subtle control Of dy-
manic and rhythmic phrasins,
Mr. Demus kept 1t from losing
tenderness.
The balances of the textures
were never fortuitous. There
was a most marvellous place in
the last movement Of the
Schuman Fantasie where the
left hand "cellos" were allowed
to become louder than the
right hand "violins" whose
melody they were doubling.
This Fantasie Of Schumann's s
lis q curious and difficult piece
1t Is preceded by q verse motto
taken from Friedrich Schlegel
the gist Of which Is that among
all the sounds Of life. there is q
special tone sounded for him
who listens apart from the
crowd. This is music for ini-
tiates. and the extent to which
Evening star., 1960-12-06

mittee, which charged Mr.
Hoffa, Mr.. Gibbons and othel
Teamster ofiicials with corrup.
tion during q long series o1
hearings.
But Mr.. Gibbons said the un-
ions opposition to appointment
OF Mr.. Kennedy is based on his
lack of competence" not on
his role in the investigation.
The union claimed in q re-
lease that 58.8 per cent of the
House candidates it supported
in last months election and
63.2 per cent Of the Senate
candidates were elected. The
AFL-C1O scores. according to
the TeamSters, were 53.5 per
cent in the House and 62.5 per
cent in the Senate. The ALL
CIO disputes the Teamster
figures.
The Teamsters had q special
list Of 40 House members from
marginal" districts opposed for
reelection. Thirty mine Of the
40 were reelected.
Evening star., 1960-12-06

Joerg Demus is one OF thoSt
young European pianists whose
records had made him famou.
here before he ever appeared
on our shores. AS the overflow
audience at last nights concert
at the Phillips Gallery can teSti.
fy, the fame Is well and truly
deserved.
MIR. Demus Is a musician who
regards the piano as a medium
Of musical expression. not as a
thing that has some kind OF
valid life of its own. AS his pro-
gram shows. he plays music
written for the piano. but not
''piano music" Schnabel was
the greatest pianist of this type
within the memory of most oi
us. and Wilhelm Kempff is the
current dean.
Everything on last nights
program was clearly-indeed
profoundly-thought out. Con-
tra nuntal lines. which so many
pisnists lose in romantic music
were always audible. The pedal
was used with discretion. Schu-
Evening star., 1960-12-06
I eunnSterS
Oppose Post
For Kennedy

The Teamsters Union would
oppose appointment of Robert
r, Kennedy, the President
elects brother, as Attorney
General.
Harold ]. Gibbons. executive
assistant to Teamster President
James r. Hoffa, stated the un-
ions position at a press con-
ference yesterday.
There have been published
reports that Senator Kennedy
is considering appointing his
brother Attorney General. Rob-
ert Kennedy was chief counsel
of the Senate Rackets Com
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a performance can explain It
is limited. The emphasis Mr.
Demus gave to q chromatic
bass scale near the end Of the
middle part Of the first move
ment showed clearly that he
had heard that tone. and the
audience reaction showed that
somehow he had communicated
his understanding.
After two hours OF magnifi-
cent playing of difficult music,
Mr.. Demus should have been
exhausted. But. apparently
still quite fresh. he offered
three encores. two by Schu-
mann and one by Bach.
Evening star., 1960-12-06
BY DONALD MINTZ
contributing Critic

JcerR Demus, piano. At Phillips
= 0siiery' Program: Four Impromptus
Op' 90. schubert; Davidsbuendler.
taenze. Or. 8. Schuman; AomSsnss
schubert: Fantasie in C, op, IL,
9chumann.
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