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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
SEA, 0.S28,500
new HOMES
SILVER SPRING

Quality constructed c-u-s-t-o-m
homes. 5 different styles TO choose
from: RAmblers, Split-levels, Cape
Cod, 3 and bedrooms, 3 full
baths, recreation rooms, full base
mentS. freplaces. ultramodern
kitchens. eye-level ovens. 1885,
CONVENTIONAL FINANCING
Trades invited. DRIVE OUT NOW
TO INSPECT A BEAUTIFUL
BONE.
DireettoRss Out Georgia Are. ttDo
blocks past Wheaton SHOPPING
Center. turn Fioht on Arcola. RIGHT
on North to "PECK'S' open SIGN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
Potomac
looll Chapel Rood

Potomac looll Chapel Rood
New brick English rambler on site. Center hail.
living room with fireplace, bedrooms full baths on
upper level Lower level has huge electric kitchen with
adjoining family room, formal dining study and
powder room Sub basement 2car garage, An unusually
Rd past Potomac Elementary School block Chapel 3D.
right home.
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ADELPHI
2soo osAcE STREET

Better than new SPLIT-FOYER
RAMBLER. Large living room
WALTZ wall cArpetiDG included.
situated on corner lot. Assume
large iiaS6 loan. Price, SaOs5OO.
Directions: Ont Riggs Rd. (past
University Bird to Cold Springs
Rd., sharp rioht at aStH Ave.
lett TO Usage and "PECK'S" open
sim
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ROCKVILLE
HI-Woop DRIVE

HI-WOOp DRIVE
A gracious home STYLED In dis
eliminating taste. 3 bedrooms,
q? baths, TODAY'S KITCHEN.
recreation room, many custom
features. Priced In low sos.
TRADES INVITED.
Directions: Out Rockville Pike or
Viers Mil Rd. TO Route ( 80. con-
t,pUe to Route %. continue dp-
Fortunately J. mile to Wood
Dr.. left to "PECK'S" open sign.
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1918 Lonswood Dr..

New Williamsburg Colonial 1sacre wooded setting.
Center hail. formal living with bay window and
fireplace 2oot dining ROOM sllelecc Kitchen mahogany
psneled study bedroom and full bath first floor;
massive bedrooms and baths second floors recreation
with repace secluded screened porch 2car garage
s52,500. Directions: Out Bradley Blvd to Burdee Rd-
right to Creenlree, left to Longwood and home.
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ROCKVILLE
sa7 BRENT ROAD

53T bRENT RUAD
BRICK CAPE COD THAT HAS
EVERYTHING. 4 large bedrooms,
2 full baths. den, lovely lot,
many custom features. Price.
$4,000, TRADES INVITED.
Directions: Out Rockville Pike
past Courthouse on w. Montgo-
merv. left on Aberdeen, left on
Brent to "PECK'S" open sign.
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SILVER SPRING

22o4 wEsTvIEW COURT
WIRMTu 1, Is ow 4 wo I IonS OF !,
LARGE rambler. 3 twin-sire bed
separate din. rm., gig baths. built
in EaraEe, many extras. Assume
iat% loan. Price, S25.05O.
Directions: Out Ga. APE. to Sem
mary Rd;. left to Hale St, right
Court and "PECK'S" open sign.
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WE SELL HOMES
HUGH 7. PECK
Select Values
Open Sunday,
I:3O.S:3O
HUNGEREoRD TOWN
HUNGEREoRD TOWN

sos CR0THERS LANE
HERE Is A RED HOT ONE. A
contemporary Cape Cod. $ twin
size bedrooms. fireplace, MODERN
DREAM KITCHEN. eye-level oven,
carPOTt. Priced to sell. SI5.950.
Directions Out Rockville Pike TO
Rttchie Pktcy.: LETT to CrotherG
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Chevy Chose
1905 DeIfield Street

Chevy Chase 1905 DeIfieId Street
An immaculate brick Cape Cod in excellent residential area
Center hail. Living with fireplace. Formal dining
Modern kitchen with dshwasher and disposal Bed.
and full bath first floor. Two bedrooms and bath
second floor. Full basement. Screened porch Garage
Immediate possession, s27,5OO Dir Out Connecticut Ave-
Brookvie Rd to Taylor right Delfied left home
Evening star., 1960-11-06
A Bonus in Well-Being

The Special X Breakfast is an easy-to-get
breakfast. Qt's ready before your coffee
is cool enough to drink And most folks
agree that it is quite delicious, too. 1t is
crisp and light and has substantial feel
in your mouth. 1t is appetizing to the
eye. In short, the Special X Breakfast is
Evening star., 1960-11-06

control has been worked out by ranking
nutritionists at an outstanding university
and diet specialists at Kellogg's of Battle
Creek.
This breakfast is built around unique
cereal food-Kellogg's Special K.
Special X, good-tasting, high-protein
cereal, was invented" by this same
team several years ago. When served
with milk, Special X provides signif
cant amount of complete protein-as well
as other dietary essentials-frst thing in
the morning.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
The Special X Menu

Half medium-size grapefruit-or
ounces of orange or tomato juice
ounce az cups) Special X
with teaspoon sugar
ounces skim milk
Black coffee or tea
This complete protein breakfast adds
up to 240 calories.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

Tlhe temptation is great, when you are
J. conscientiously counting calories, to
skimp on breakfast-or skip it altogether.
According to the best information on COM
mon sense weight control, this is per-
haps the worst thing you can do.
A breakfast of only juice and coffee can
sabotage your whole reducing program. 1t
gives you too few calories to carry you
through the morning-and shortchanges
you completely on protein.
The result is all but inevitable. You are
so empty and droopy before noon that
there is usually the compulsion to oyereat
the rest of the day.
Why Breakfast Is Vital
When you wake up in the morning your
body is run down. If breakfast is
minus meal" your body simply has no
fuel to help it get going.
No matter how low calorie quota you
have set for the day, the leading nutri-
tionists agree that you should get 20 per
cent or more of those calories at breakfast.
Your need for protein, vitamins and min
erals is also great. Body cells and tissues
must be supported, even though excess
fat is being torn down.
Eating sensibly at breakfast helps you
eat sensibly at lunch and dinner.
New Special K Breakfast
A breakfast that can satisfy the demand
inc rnu,liremnnts Of common sense weight
Evening star., 1960-11-06

one that can be enjoyed week after week,
month after month.
And because Special K with milk gives
you complete high-quality protein, it also :
gives you feeling of well-being. Your
body has been pleasantly nourished SO
you aren't plagued by hunger an hour or
two later.
Moderation Is the Answer
With sensible watching of the foods you
eat at other meals cutting down instead
of cutting out-there is no reason. why
the Special K Breakfast can't help you
reach the weight you want-and keep it.
Isn't that important enough to make you
want to give the new Special X Breakfast
good try? If you have any questions on
weight control, your doctor, of course, is
your best source Of Information.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

1t starts your day with important, complete protel1y
supplies fewer than $50 cdlores It's quick instant coffee
Evening star., 1960-06-29

Tomorrow: Fred's nut.
Evening star., 1960-06-29

can't lightly accept the fact
that these two older women
discussed his personal affairs
and came to a decision about
a very special friendship of
his,
Mrs. L. N, was right to be
concerned about Gloria's ag-
gressiveness, but she is wrong
in her idea that the problem
can be attacked in a crude,
head-on manner. Educators
and sociologists. as well as
parents. are greatly concerned
about the early sggressiveness
of the modern young female.
A widespread trend of this
Evening star., 1960-06-29

house. Gloria and I have to
see one another on the sly.
Wasn't that pretty stupid of
our parents?
Mrs. L. M wouldn't
mind if Peter was "just plain
dating" but it's a lot more
than that. This girl has him
under her thumb. He does
everything she wants and the
only reason they aren't mar
ried right now is that she
isn't quite ready for it-this
year.
At first Peter wasn't in
terested in her and used to
tell me to tell her he wasn't
Evening star., 1960-06-29

my own life. They think I'm
still their little boy.
I have been dating a girl
of 16 for the past year.
We're not just dopey teen
ayers. We're not planning to
get married or anything like
that. We're just plain dating.
My parents have been OBJ
jecting all along for this and
that reason. These reasons
never make sense. Finally
Nom went to Gloria's mother
and told her to keep her
away from me. Now Gloria's
nom won't let me near the
Evening star., 1960-06-29
DEAR ABBY
Why Smoke Him Out, Dear!
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

burning" The kind of par
ents who would consistently
send their children to church
with the neighbOrS are not
likely to go to church them
selves just to get their chill
dren there.
Distributed by McNaught syndicstel
Evening star., 1960-06-29

sort is hard to fight. Undoubt-
edly, many factors in our
world today give rise to this
behavior pattern. 1t can't be
pinned on one girl and one
mother. Even If Mrs. L. N.
should succeed in breaking
up the relationship, she has
no assurance that there won't
be another Gloria. within a
few weeks.
The only thing the Ms can
do is to keep encouraging
Peter to broaden his interests
and develop his abilities.
(copyriRht, 1860, General Features
Corp.)
Tomorrow: Freds nut.
Evening star., 1960-06-29

Call a spade a spade be-
fore she has a chance to get
her hands on the deck. Tell
her, "The cards are slick, so
please don't lick"
Evening star., 1960-06-29

DEAR ABBY: What do you
think of a 37-year-old mar
ried man who goes out in the
garage or down in the base
ment to sneak a smoke when
his parents are visiting? His
father disapproves of tobac-
CO and doesn't know that his
son has been smoking ever
since we were married, IL
years ago. I keep telling my
husband I think it's the
silliest thing I have ever
heard of.
Don't you think if a grown
man wants to smoke he
should be man enough to
smoke in front of his father?
SMOKERS WIFE.
Your husbands behavior
Is childish. But it's HIS
father and HIS decision. A
37-year-Old man who has to
sneak his smokes has plenty
of problems without a wife
heckling him. Lay off.
y + y
DEAR ABBY: I have a
friend Of whom I think a
great deal. But she has a
nasty little habit which I'd
like to tell her about, but
can't. When playing cards,
she will lick her fingers be-
fore every card she plays,
and also before dealing. Con-
sequently, the cards become
unpleasant to handle. How
can I ask her to discontinue
this fault which is unhygienic
and disgusting for her fellow
players?
REVOLIED.
Call a spade a spade be-
fore she has a chance to get
her hands on the deck. Tell
her, "The cards are slick, so
please don't lick"
4
DEAR ABBY: Every Sum-
day, just as I'm ready to 60
to church. my neighbor
sends her two children over
to ride along with me. This
neighbor and her husband
belong to the same church,
but they never go.
I don't mind taking the
children, but I feel that by
taking them perhaps I am
making it too easy for my
neighbors to stay away from
church. Also, If these chill
dren had no other way to
get to church, I could feel
really good about driving
them there.
Please tell me, Abby, should
7 refuse to take these chill
dren, or should I continue
to take them, and burn
silently?
DO GOODER.
Continue to take the chill
dren, but there's. no sense in
Evening star., 1960-06-29

Continue to take the chill
dren, but there's no sense in
Evening star., 1960-06-29

home when she called. But
she kept inviting him to par
ties and coming over to the
house to ask questions about
homework until he had to
give In.
When a young girl is that
pushy, there's a mother be-
hind her.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Mrs. L. N. dealt a blow to
her relationship with her son
when she discussed this stu
alton with Gloria's mother.
Like all teen-agers Peter
charishes his privacy and
Evening star., 1960-06-29
WORLD ECHOES

By North American Newspaper Alliance
JIMMY STEEMAN, IL,
hero of the film Paw, Child
Between Two Worlds" went
to Cannes for the French
premiere of this motion pic
ture. Il told the principal at
school that I was SICK" he
explained.
(Berlingske Aftenavis,
Copenhagen
Evening star., 1960-06-29
FAMILY COUNCIL
Nom Tries
To Wall off
Pushy Girl
THE PROBLEM

Peter N.-They think I'm
still their little boy.
Mrs. L. Mills girl friend
has him under her thumb.
THE DETAILS
Peter M am II and
ready to go into my senior
year at high school. It's
Evening star., 1960-06-24
Compucts
At Record as
Output Rises

DETROIT, June "a (AP).-
Automotive News estimates this
weeks domestic auto produc-
ton at 140, 100 units, compared
to l37,754 last week.
The Nations carmakers built
129,150 autos during the week
ended June q last year.
Biggest gamers for the week
will be the compactS. which
are scheduled to take a record
81 per cent of total auto pro-
duction on an all-time weekly
high of 43,490 assemblies. A
total of 40,096 compacts were
produced last week.
This weeks truck production
in the United States is estl-
mated at 25,390. compared to
25,637 last week and 27,194 for
the week ended June 81 a year
ago.
Automotive News said Ca
madam auto production will
total 8,215 this week, along
with 1,740 trucks. This COM
pares with 8,438 cars and Its
trucks last week.
Evening star., 1960-06-24
Stocks Move UnevenIy
In Active 7 Troding

NEW YORK, June "a (AP) -
The stock market moved un-
evenly in active trading early
this afternoon with most price
changes narrow except for a
few volatile issues.
Wall Street seemed beset by
pre-week-end caution following
two days of a fairly vigorous
rally. Some hesitancy was
ascribed to the international
situation, made additionally
nervous by the attempt to
assasSinate the President Of
Venezuela.
Steels and rails managed a
slightly higher tone on balance
while motors and oils slid ir-
regularly lower.
Some of the drugs as well as
recent speculative favoriteS
were hit by stop-loss sales.
The list was mixed from the
start and remained that way
as the weeks trading neared
its end.
Evening star., 1960-06-24
Fathers Day
Boosts RetuiIino
NEW YORK. June "a CAP

NEW YORK, June "a (AP).
With Fathers Day sales pro-
motions offsetting bad weather
in some areas, retail trade in
the week ended Wednesday
held close to the previous week
and gained slightly over a year
ago. Dun & Bradstreet, Inc,
reported today.
Dollar volume was unchanged
to 4 per cent higher than in
the comparable 1859 week.
Biggest year-to-year gains
were made in women's apparel,
outdoor furniture, linens, gar
den implements and new pas
senger cars. Purchases of ma
jor appliances, floor coverings
and draperies declined some
what.
Purchases of mems apparel
rose noticeably over last week
but was about the same as a
year ago.
Food sales were little
changed.
Evening star., 1960-06-24

High priced international
Business Machines continued
in favor, adding about 8 points.
Magnavox was helped by a
published prediction of record
earnings and was up more than
a point.
Automatic Canteen was of
about 2. Martin Co. dropped
about 2 despite the award of
contracts for continued pro-
duction of Lacrosse missiles.
McQuay-Norris dropped "a
to l8 on a big 14.500-share
block.
Brokers said croSs-currents
and air pockets" affected
trading in various issues.
American Stock Exchange
prices were irregular.
Top-grade corporate bonds
were firm in a slightly higher
list. United States Govern
ment bonds drifted lower in
very light transactions.
Evening star., 1960-06-24
Crop Shipping Offsets
Other Freight Decline
BY the Associated Press

Continued large movement
of the winter wheat crop served
to Offset declines in other rail
freight categories last week with
the result that overall carload
ingS moved up slightly.
The Association of American
Railroads reported volume for
the week ended June 18 at 649,-
$50 cars. This was 1867 cars or
0.2 per cent above the preceding
week, 74,448 cars or 1913 per
cent below the same week last
year, and 21,820 cars or 3.5 per
cent above the corresponding
week in 1858.
Evening star., 1960-06-24
RoyuI McBee Elects
NEW YORK I11ne "a

NEW YORK, June "a (AP)
Peter Ryan, grand
son of Thomas Fortune Ryan,
founder of the Royal Type
writer Co., is the new president
of Royal McBee Corp. He was
named by the directors yester-
day to succeed Philip M. Zen
ner who died recently.
Evening star., 1960-06-24
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, June "a CAP) Renewed
liquidation which included some profit
taking eased prices in the Grain
futures market in spots today.
In the early afternoon, most losses
were limited TO small fractions al
though rye, usually wide swinser,
was OF about a cent in the nearby
months.
Hedge selling in the wheat pit was
in large volume than at any time
this week but it was fairly well abb
sorbed as brokers heard reports that
large percentage of the new crop ap-
peared to be headed for shelter under
the Government price support loan
program.
At noon wheat was h-A cent
bushel higher, July SlS2; corn un-
changed to Y higher July 81 i,I6h;
a lower, July 81 1875; soybeans un-
changed to "a higher, July 50 l094.
Cash Grain
No wheat or Soybean sales. Corn
No yellow lah Oats No. extra
heavy white 75h. Barley: Mating
choice I.l5-l.25 nominal; feed 92-
l O2 nominal.
Evening star., 1960-06-24

Furnished by the Assoeistsd Press
Stocks Sales A.,
Evening star., 1960-06-24
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK, June "a CAP) UsDA)
offerings ample. Demand
only only fair. Wholesale prices on
bulk cartons (fresh): Creamery, o.
(Al. 5S24-5g; 90-score OBJ. 5794-5S.
Cheese steady. Prices unchanged.
EggS-Wholesale offerings light but
ample. Demand generally quiet today.
Wholesale selling prices based on eX-
change and other volume sales. }
New York spot quotations follow, in
cludes Midwestern-Mixed colors, ex-
traS 1850 lbsD, 32h-34: extras, me-
dIu9i 2SIs Sbects a4sS stsSdaTSi wS,tes laTss t.
traS $3.50 lhs). 32!-341a; extras.
medium, 27-29 Browns, extras
t4S-50 lbsD, 34Ha-351a. Includes
nearby-Whites, top quality (4S-50
lbs y, 35-3S; mediums, 2g-3O; smalls,
25-26 Srowns, top quality (4S-50
lbs ;, 31-3S; mediums, 3l-32; smalls,
21-2S.
Evening star., 1960-06-24
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. June "a (AP) -Divi-
dends announced.
Pc Stk of Paw
Evening star., 1960-06-24
N. Y. COTTON

futures we're quiet today with the
activity confined to 1850 deliveries.
Liquidation caused nearby July TO
ease despite the fact that no July
delivery were issued at New York
This was frst-notice day for that
trading month with the July open
position at the start at 41.2O0 bales
Late afternoon prices were un-
changed to 25 cents bale lower
october 2i.07 and December 3l.IT.
Evening star., 1960-06-24
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. June "a GAPI Spot
nonferrous metal prices today: Copper
81 cents a pound, Connecticut Valley:
lead 10 cents pound. New York
zinc 3 cents pound, East St Louis;
tin 81 Ol7S pound, New York: for
elRn silver 9l3s cents per troy ounce,
New York
Pittsburgh scrap steel No. heavy
was quoted by Iron ARe at 3O.O0-3l 90.
Evening star., 1960-06-24
ODD-LOT TRADING
NEW YORk

NEW YORK., June - (AP).-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd lot transactions by
principal dealers for June 81. Pur-
chaseS nj 365. .aa6 shares, sales OF
366 631 shares including 1,119 shares
sold short
Evening star., 1960-08-07
FoR WINNERS OF AIl AGES
one HUNDRED New Royol
POTtOble typewriter.

originality suitability and aptne Of thought Decisions of nde
pendent judges will be final Duplicate prizes viii be awarded in
of ties All entries become the property Of Quaker Oats
Company Chicago Illinois and may be used by
Prize winners viii be notified by mail Complete list Of winners
will be file the Quaker Oats Company, Chicago Hnois
This void where taxed, prohibited otherwise
scted by law and subject all Federal and State Regua
tons Otherwise employees of the
Quaker Oats Company. its advertising agencies the contest judges
and their families.
Evening star., 1960-08-07

T. just complete this statement In 80 words less The
pet would like best in all the world ID because
4. Send many statements you wish.
>. With each statement send-either Ken-L-Ration
labels or boxtop or bag bottom from one other
Ken-L-Product (see below.
.. Send your entries to-: Pick-A-Pet Contest Box O.
Chicago II, Linos
.. All entries must be postmarked mot later than mid
night Oct 15 1860 and received not later than midnight
Oct. 22, 1850 Entries will be judged the basis of
Evening star., 1960-08-07
FoR ADULT WINNERS
HVE Ford Ssoiion Wagons plus Bonus
Certificates good for $1,000 0t your grocer.

your fun Ond in valuable PRICE tool
thirty words tell which pet all the world you'd
like most have and Oy 1f you already have pet you
may tell Ohy that kind Is your favorite)
Five 0dvN winners will each receive beautiful 1860
Ford Wagon This deluxe model equipped with latest
features (Or $500 cash winner prefers) In addition
each adult winner will receive gift certificate for $1,000
worth groceries the grocery designated his entry
Evening star., 1960-08-07

Five Seen-0se winners Q3-19) will each
get $250O-enough for a full years ex-
penses in college, or for travel, for car or
however you wish to spend it.
Five younger winners (under 13) will
each win brand new Philco ALL -Transistor
Portable TV set. 1t runs on batteries 50
you can take it anywhere. (Or 500 in
cash if winner prefers)
PIvs-l00 GddisionoI winners (any age)
will win new Royal Portable Typewriters!
Eater sodoyI Get yovr Ksn-A-Prodves sos shs Ish
Evening star., 1960-09-29
BY FRANCES LIDE
Star Staf Writer

Protocol Wed with typical
American informality yester-
day as Japan's Crown Prince
Akihito and his Princess Mi
chiko were introduced to a
favorlte Washington recrea-
tion-a boat trip down the
Potomac to Mount Vernon.
And more often than not,
informality won.
The royal couple stepped
on the traditional red carpet
as they embarked on the SIS
Mount Vernon from Pier 4
to be guests of the Japan
America Society for a buffet
luncheon and cruise.
But 300 friendly faces were
smiling down on them from
above. And soon many in
Evening star., 1960-09-29
A Boat Ride for Royalty
Japanese Couple Cruise to Mount Vernon

the crowd were surging to
the foredeck as Their Impe-
rial Highnesses were escorted
there to pose for pictures by
the rail.
For a brief moment they
seemed startled.
The Princess remarked to
one guest that they had not
expected such a large group.
But in no time at all the
official visitors appeared as
relaxed as any tourists as
they chatted with Society
members and their guests
while photographers-ama-
teur and Professionalism
their cameras swapping.
Like the red carpet, there
were various ceremonial
touches.
Two Coast Guard ships
Evening star., 1960-09-29

had come up from Norfolk
to escort the cruise ship and
there was a salute from the
District fire boat in the form
Of Jets of water sprayed high
in the air.
Flies Princes Standard
In a special tribute to the
Prince, his personal standard
was flown from the masthead,
one of the few times such a
courtesy has been extended
to a visiting dignitary in
Washington.
The cruise, itself, aboard
a non-oficial vessel, marked
a real first" which may be-
come as popular as the ira
ditional trip to a supernSRrket
for VIP visitors.
The Society's vice presi-
Evening star., 1960-09-29

Bing Crosby, whose daughter Mary Frances just year
DID, tells what she has taught him in that me how her up
bringing will be dfferent and what he hopes ahead for
her. Come into the Crosby home for visit with Bng Kath
yn their daughter and her five brothers.
"Why Did Those Awful People Have Come Here?"-The
people named rea this about issue
sashng America Peaceabe Lane by Keith Wheeler will
the December Bookofheonth Club choices first
October Journal.
She Does All Housework in One Hour MAYBE you'll want
to write the Editor after it, Also How You Can More
Glamorous in "a Hours by Dawn Norman