davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-08-08

INCOME TAX
Is the reason owner offers 15-unit
apt. house. 2 blocks from Conn
and Florida aves. Always rented
New electric and heating plant
Sacrifice at $4,000. Attractive
finaneinE; Call Wo. 6-s409 oil
Evening star., 1960-08-08

CADILLAC 80 sedan: company Of
warranty, substantial savings
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
OUR 9th YEAR
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
APIS. HOUSES
S21,25O

APIS. HOUSES
APT. N.w.-4o UNITS, all lse.: 2s
one-bedrm., E12 two-Dedrm.: auto
elev., new kit; guaranteed 109o
return plus amortization. Price,
S256,000; S56.000 cash required.
FOGGY BOTTOM - Several good
houses and small apis: some need
remodeling. Cash required from
S1,500 to $4,000.
F. W. BOYLE FE. 7.5O10
FLA. AVE. Me- lge. unfurn.
apts. (now rentedl. Income Sl45
mo. $1O.950. OWNER leaving, must
sell. Insp. any time. LU. 2-S733.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

NEW ALEXANDRIA,, VA.-3-bed.
room Cape Cod: shaded fenced-in
ward: liv. rm. w/flrepl.: very we'll
maintained: conv. terms; tmmed-
occup, HE. Q-OO27
Evening star., 1960-08-08
Country Club View

This brick split-level overlooks one
of Northern Vas finest golf
courses with commanding pano-
ramic view. 3 bedrooms, full base
ment with rec. room, , full baths
and built-in garage for ideal
summer living that offers q 10:
It. screened porch and tan, tail
ture is the wall-to-wal carpeting.
A hard-to-beat value at S26,5OO.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
-FOUR BEDROOMS
HOIJ,EY REALITY

1888 Lee Highway KE. S-535O
HOLMES RUN ACREs-Contempo-
rary bi-level, heap of living in
this 3 bedrms., 2 flrepls.. rec.
Im., large patio and all appliances: !:
trees galore; on cul-do-sac in ex-
cellent military area. S19.950.
Call OWNER. JE. 4-340S aft. 8
Evening star., 1960-11-06
TOP-VALUE HOMES

S225
&006 Underwood St, University
Park, West Hyattsville. Md. Com
pletely furn. brk. ramb. with
bedrms., baths, full bsmt. with
1avatory, gas heat.
49, $3.50
1884 31st pl. NV, Barnaby Woods
Unfurn. hrk. Colonial; carpeted
first floor, screened porch. 3 bed
rms, 2 baths, plus 2 nicely I'm
ished rooms in attic.
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So50

1900 Conn. ave-, Chevy Chase
Newly decor; 3 bedrms., 2M baths.
Ice. liv. rm. with formal din. rm.
studio suite on third floor.
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HOUSES UNFURN. 70 RENT

12oeis wYtIE ST. NE. = Special
opport. for plssterer-handyman
6-rm, house; needs repair. $50
mos plus $35 In repairs to house.
Ma. S-9257.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

/. BEAUTIFUL FURN. Colonial
mansion on historic 900-acre Va.
Wash.-7 bedrms., 5 baths, tre-
me7dous liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
and 6 additional libraries, etc;
oil-hot air heat; marvellous setting
Of boXwoods. formal gardens.
Splendid modern cond.. wonderful
for. entertaining. Ideal for home,
embassy or Institution use: $500
month.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

These houses are all Immediately
available. Ride past, check the
neighborhood and then call Mr.,
Mack for appointment to inspect.
CO. 5-61S9.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

2; CHARMING restored stone manor
house on S00-acre Nd. cattle
ranch: committing distance. On
knoll in beautiful setting with
splendid panorama. 8 bedrooms,
ga baths, lovely living room, din
ing room, library. kitchen, fire.
places, everything modern, incl.
3: 5-ROOM cottage on same estate;
GS0 month
Evening star., 1960-11-06
WoODBRIDGE. YA.-Located r,

VA.-Located half
way between Fl. Belvoir and Guam
tico. 20 min. on Shirley hwy. from
Pentagon. Beautiful brick ram
bier: 3 bedrms., lge. liv. rm., base
board hot-water heat, fully equip
elec. kitchen including elec. wall
baking oven: 36-ft. tile rec. rm.
with built-in bar and outside en-
trance; 20 by 90-ft. chain link
fenced yard for children. Close to
shopping centers. Dial 703-GY.
4-6l01, Sat. Sun. Dial 703-GY
a-6l 16 weekdays
Evening star., 1960-11-06
SPACIOUS

Near 18th and Nicholson sts.-
Detached brick, liv. rm., din. rm..
Sit.,. 2 bedrms. and bath on lst
n; 4 rms. and 2 baths on End. !;
recr. rm.; lovely grounds. Cali
Mr.. Hassin, 10. 4-6S23 today, or
TU. 2-0SSl wkdays,
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mf0pen.

CHILLUM. $1,000 DOWN MAY
BUY! 31S Quackenbos st.-OPEN
TODAY, 1-5. Immaculate te-
tached brick 3-bedroom home with
heavy slate roof. Only Il years
old. Large living room with. fire.
place, separate din. rm.. lovely
mod. kit. with disposal and dins
ing pace; full basement with Law.
and outside entrance; shady
fenced lot Every convenience in
q fine neighborhood. Coolidge
High. Asking S1G950.. DIR. New
Hampshire ave. extended 70
Perry, EN-. 2-44I4: FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-1411.
DE LUXE RAMBLER
Custom built for luxurious living.
Good enough for professional peo-
pie. Mr.. Twanmo, LA. 6-0332.
LYMAN C. DELE & CO., INC.
Ii. 7-OsO9.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
HOUSES FOR SALE INV.
PALISADES

OPEN SUN, 1-6
4733 Macarthur blvd, facing reser-
voir: sturdy 6-rm. brick Colonial.
Exc. neighborhood. Make offer.
49Ie w st., on Foxhall rd.-S-rm.,
2hs-bath Colonial. club rm., gar.
Parochial sch, trans shop. Make
offer.
Macarthur blvd. Appt. only. z
rms, Ia baths, gar. S20,500,
or rent.
wakefield. D.. c., area. Quaint g.
rm.. 1h-bath. house snugly situ-
ated on deep lot. S17.950.
SUSIE v. WATWOOD
Ma 9-S375 FEE e-403o .
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DOUGLAS g. SHAMWELL
NC.-RA. 3-6685
NEW RAMBLERS
OPEN O-R

4512 10th PL. NE. sample House)
one of several types now being con.
structed in Carsondale, Nd. See
this and other types available,
Price range from $1S,75O UP. All
1860 features including recrea.
tion rooms; lots 70xl34. MR..
SHAMWELL, Ia. 9-2255.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
HOUSES FOR SALE NV.
OPEN, 2-5 Pm.
k711 18th st NV

Large z bedrms., 3 baths. many top
features. Price reduced for quick
sale. Mrs. Nicely. RA. 3-S533.
LYMAN C. DELE & CO., INC.
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WOODLAND

WOODLAND, ION BALTIC. pkwy.)-
Newly decorated 2 bedrms., large
liv. rm., full hsmt.; immediate
occupancy. 500 mo. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP
G-1Sdo
Evening star., 1960-11-06
HOUSES FOR SALE NV.

6edrms.. . baths: iE biks.
". OF Conn. ave.; $22,6OO.
Seen By appt.
derbieh, M. 2-O27s: Mon. st,
3-1Q39.
COLORADO AVE. ct 14th st.-3.
story det.; 1st H. 3-rm., bath apt.
and, 4-rm., bath apt, plus 2 bed
rms: finished bsnt.: garage. Excel
buy, $4,000 down, KEACH a. PUR-
CELL. Elk, 3.2412.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

4527 Macomb st. NV. Wesley Hgts.
Attractive unfurn. brk. ramb. just
on Nebr. ave, with sunken liv. rm.,
2 bedrms. and . baths, completely
finished Groom unit on lower
Evening star., 1960-11-06
SILVER sPRING-3-bedrm. bric
SiLVER sPRTNG@i;iying1 :

SILVER SPRING-LiVing rm. with
nrspI, din. rm., separate den with
Iuii bath: plus screened porch, kit.
refgr.: powder rm., 3 bedrms.
end bath. parquet flooring. full
bsmt. 9514 Garwood Sc. $3.50.
Consult Mr.. Korschen, SHANNON
d LUCHS CO. Ma. S-2345.
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

Louvenia Stokes-Lot in sect. lot A s Black Crk. DB sc P 1853
80 ID 2E 4.M
Willie B. Stokes ct ux-Nh Lots 9 & 10 & % % A NV Cor Sh
lot 9 & 19 A NV Cor. lot 10 & 10 a off w side Sh lot DB
SO P 49 IL l5 BE ................. ......,........ 2206
James Strowder ct ux-Lts. 1876 & 1876 DB 81 P ATS Pecan Grove
Sub. PIT. lot 1877 Lots ITO & III DB CT P Is Pecan CIR. Sub.
PIT. lot 1877 Lots 1877 & 12 DB 68 P 463 Pecan CIR. Sub. pit.
lot I7 Uexngton) 13. %
Commodore Thomas ct ux-Pt. lot $50 DB 65 P 522 Lex. :. 81
Horace Thomas-Sh SWA d 50 P 42 80 II 2E ...... Il. 80
Otis Torry-Lot II Pecan CIR. Sub. pit. lot 1877 DB rs P 488Gex)
..-.:.t."...-. AS
Thelma Torry-Lot 10 Pecan CIR. Sub pit lot 1877 LEX, ....4.1
Sam Turf ct ux-Lot 1874 DB 81 P 58 Pecan CIR. Sub. PIT lot 1877
Uexington) =. An
Sam Turner, est. NJ SEA less 1 A DB AZ P Sc % 16 Sc. II &c
Mrs. Mae L. Upchurch-Wh sen 10 Is 4E 81 IS
Sam Wade A sW Gro. EA NWA DB 50 P 26 "a ID 3Ez. sos
John Walden NWA 10 Is Be -
James Walton, Jr.-Sh 81 SWH NFnh 3 nru1l cru -. - :
S end DB IS P 10 10 Is BE - OK
Pet Boyd walker, est. SEA E WI 5, P So Is BE ... 1917
1'o mn 7 TX s x EO IT. S side lot 9 less Hwy DB 81 80.
T 3S blk. 8 Cox E of RR Tctula IN %
Sam Walker ct ux Lot 4 Ammons sub. Dbl 80 P 2e in Ell sEA
Wes3 80 16 Sc 81
Watkins ct ux Lots 3, 4, 5, 6. T. & 8 blk Watson Add DB
9 z4 50 10 2E 6.7S
Samuel Wesley ct ux 500 A DB SO P 228 Unit No. "a 81 IS wv
4123 A DB SO P 228 Unit No. "a q Is Nv * 20
Samuel Wesley ct ux 10 A DB SO P 28 Unit "a q Is Nv PIT
W. A. Wigley, est. Ell lot 39 DB 81 PAY CDurant) 9n
Willie Edward Wiley Lots So and 70 DB 70 P 419 Pecan CIR. Sub.
pI OF 1S( ueXngtOnG Il no
john Wiley 40 A Eh SEA DB Sc P 53 8 16 2E
~ A E43 SEA 8 16 2E
NWA SWA less II Az Ek E1k NWA 1s 16 2E
40 A seq II Is 2E
A off N side NE cor. NEA NEA II 1s 2E
We Eh SEA less 5 A & VIZ Eh NEA 20 16 Of a %
Parlee Williams Lot 200 DB 81 P $50 Pecan CIR. Sub. nt LOT 1877
uex1ngton 41
). X. Williams Lots II and Ii blk 2 Watson Add. So Is 2E sos
George Williams Lot 8 blk 7 DB IS P262 Watson Add rs X OF
4U1
Jessie Wilson Lot 8 DB SO P 128 blk 6 Cox E of RR crchuIa}. a %
Florence Wilson SWA NWA DB 81 P 457 8 Is 2E ....... 2249
Clyde M. Winstead ct ux 80 A w side Eh NEH & 20 A F. side
VIZ NEA & Is A W side NEA SEA & 10 A E side NWA
sen DB Is P 1868 Unit No. Z % 13 2E 16 90
Andrew Lee Woodcox Lots ia and lis DB 81 P Is Pecan CIR. sub.
Mack WrghtSr, est. Ek SEA less 20 A & % A Eh NEA S Lex
Emory Rd. DB 80, page 1876 % 16 Be 44
Alice Taylor Wright, est. NEA DB SO P 401 "a 16 Be -. 1874
Susie Wyatt VIZ SEA & 1 A SEA SEA DB 46 P 149 Is Is Of
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

Mississippis welcome to new industry and
new investment capital is helping to keep at home
our most valuable product our trained youth
For new investment capital creates more Jobs.
more payrolls and increased opportunity all
around.
New capital brought in by 1ong-established
industries helps build Mississippi, oo...For
instance, your telephone company has spent 53
million dollars in Mississippi during the last 3h
years to build for present and future phone needs.
To continue attracting new money and new
industries, Mississippi needs to make sure that all
Couthern Bell in Mississippi
Every progress picture has a phone in it,
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

State University spent the week
end with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Brock.
Mr.. Percy Joyce of Durant
was a caller in West Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy McClel-
Ian and family of Jackson visit
ed friends and relatives over
the weekend.
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17
w E
NEWS
by Mrs. A. C. Autry

Miss Gale Weaver spent the
weekend with homefolk. Miss
Weaver is a student of Miss.
College
The skating rink is now open
on Friday and Saturday nights
at the gym.
Nh. and Mrs. Jimmie Loftin
of Memphis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Billie Brock and children of
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

industry = old and nevis allowed to earn a
reasonable profit.
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

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P. M. Elmore, est-Lot "a blk. I Fairview Durant) IA ID AZ
4.3
Albert Falls, est SEA SWA less 20 A u Is BE ............ 75
Charlie Fisher-Lot 81 Herbert Add. DB "a P Sc SO Is 2E....4.0l
Grant Fisher ct U-Lots 136 and 137 DB 80 P 53 Pecan Grove
Sub PIT lot 1877 Qexngton) observation-disclosures. H.B
Maude Floyd-Lot 80, DE- 81 P 25 lots l & LIB Fairview Drant
IA IA Al ............"..... .......'.''.'.... Ao.oo
Leon C. Fairley-67 A NEA & IS A NWA & q A SWA & 1874
A sen DB SO P Is ID IA 4E WIZ NEA W River & Eh NWA
w River DB SO P IS Is IA So ................ 1N.52
Dave Galloway, est. VIZ SWA S Rd. DB q P 65 S IA 4E 81
A EK sen S Old Duran, Lexington Rd. DB q P 65 6 IA
AZ 4oS9
Davel Galoway-Lot II blk. S Glines DB IS P 1872 Durant)
w."
Susie Garnet ct mar A NJ NEA DB 81 P 27 2 IA 2E. .5.2
Henry Gentry, est.1.5 A 6 Is 2E ................ n.B
Roy Glover-Eh SEA IL IA Be M NEA NEA IA IA Be. .51O
Matthew Grayson ct ux-P lot III DB 68 P 573 DTant) .5.55
Halle Barber Greer-N PIT. lot Is DB 3 P 58 Goodman. 4.6S
Jack Greer ct ux-Pt. lot S DB SO P 80 Goodman $3.50. 6.B
Lillian Griffin Lots DB 70 P $50 &c Pickens> ............ 1873
Nick Grifhn-Nk Sh lot 70 DB II P 122 (E Pickens) ...... 1886
Lee Henry Griffn-6 A w side NEH SWK NEH DB 81 P 51 "a
Ia 2E ass
Leon S. GilhaH-5 A SWA S Rd. WB Z P IL 2 Is BE SWA SEA
& IL side SEX SEAW WE Z P IL 2 Is Be NEK WB Z p IL
10 Is BE A A E side Nh lot 5 & "a E side Me- Sh lot S WB
7P IL Is BE 62.93
r. L. Howard-23 A NWA DB S8 P $40 Is 1s 4E ..... 4.23
NORRIS Earrington-Lots 11, 142 & 143 Pecan Grove sub pit.
lot 17 UeNngto) 3L9
Mary E. HarTis-NWA SWA 80 Is wv ................ IL. 81
Sarah Lee Hays-Lot 1 DB 81 P 456 blk 7 Cox E of RR Tchula)
Ia. Is
James Haynes-1O x 126 fl. lot 14 DB 50 P 1876 Drant. 9.&
Mrs. EVE Hearn, EST. NWA 26 IA wv ................ 50. 81
]. A. Hearn, est -Sh NWA & SWA NEA & 40 A SWA w of
hill DB So P164 Is Ia IL ALI SWA w hill less 40 A DB So p
1854 1S IA lie 46.6 A in SA NWA & in ny NWA & Il. 26 A
in sWA NEA in NWA NEA w of branch & Crk. share No.
Evening star., 1960-07-17

ToRTy- EIGHT years ago (only two years
after the organization was founded, |
Joined the Boy Scouts of America and became
an Eagle Scout in 1914. My troop, No, in
Dallas, was drum and bugle corps, There
being no other marching units available at
that time our troop was designated by the
city fathers to lead all parades-
Some say my interest in this activity stemmed
from the ensuing half day school holiday.
However that may be, the experience struck
the spark that led to my ambition to follow
public career 1t has carried me from my days
as lawyer to civil district attorney, then
Attorney General of the u S, till now, as an
Evening star., 1960-07-17
NEXT WEEK.

ledy G law: An 80-year-old American
lady living in Rome got mad because
none of the local policemen spoke
English. Read what she did about
it in "She Teaches Roman Cops"
Myssery @ suspense: Clifton Fadiman
picks modern mystery-susPense clas-
sic: The SPELL" by Arthur Gordon.
P~snss q kids: The most important
thing about children is that they
grow up - but too many parents act
as if they don't. In an important arti-
Gle, a family-guidance expert says,
Parents Have To Grow Up, Tool"
Evening star., 1960-07-17

. Etoc vii ia next
SSplo 4Hd adult leaders al
CrAiO Colo The l&~ee wHkias the b
v u1Hhc IL znaC CouHhy
Evening star., 1960-07-17
of good beginning cometb good end JOHN rrywooD

associate Justice of the u, S. Supreme Court
OF course, it takes lot more than the fun
of leading parade to make man good
public servant or good citizen. And the many
clubs, groups, organizations and agencies like
the Boy Scouts which deal with youth. supply
lot more than parades and fun.
But of all the things they supply, the most
important, | believe, are sparks By exposing
youngsters to healthy kinds of living and doing
and working, the organized youth groups strike
sparks of ambition and interest. character and
pride that light fires for lifetime. They are
the kind of fires which cast their light and
warmth throughout the community.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
THE NATIONAL
SUNDAY MAGAZINE
July IL, 1860
IN TINS ISSUE:

IN TINS ISSUE:
Cover Photo by Fred Swortz.
FirehoUse Cot tSee Cerboord,
Poee lA
4 Ny Mansion VIII Sove Ne Money
8 Hypnosis Con Be 0ynomiiel
10 "Oohing. Hate You'll"
IA Cerfboord: Cots Are The Croziest
" Come OF The Week: Is That Mea
10 food. Summers Biggest Coolers
20 Yogi's Swimming Hole
n lost Tough: How To Duck A Cookovt
u Quiz En-
Evening star., 1960-07-17

WILLIAM l.. NICHOLS
Editor and Publisher
SEY cHAssLER, Editorial Director
Ed MCCARTHY, Managing Editor
NELSON cRUPPo, Art Director
STEWART BEACH, Asst. 70 the Editor
Evening star., 1960-01-21
Science Academy
Gives Awards to
6 Here Tonight

Six prominent scientists,
engineers and teachers of sci
ence in the Washington area
will receive Awards for Scienti-
fic Achievement from the
Washington Academy of Sci
ences at its dinner meeting
tonight.
Recipients will be Miss Betty
Schaaf, a science teacher at
Alice Deal Junior High School;
and Mrs. Helen l.. Garstens, a
mathematics instructor at the
University Of Maryland.
Also, DR.. Alan c. Kolb, a
Naval Research Laboratory
physicist and specialist in high
temperature physics. and Har-
vey r. Chaplin, jr., Of the
David Taylor Model Basin, a
major contributor to the devel-
opment of GEM, the air-borne
craft which would travel close
20 the surface of land and sea.
Also, DR.. Dwight w. Taylor,
a United States Geological Sur
vey paleontologist and expert
on fossil shells, and DR.. Geof-
frey S. S. Ludford. of the Uni
versity Of Maryland Depart
ment of Aeronautical En-
gineering, who has specialized
in theoretical work in the flow
of fluids.
The dinner will be held at
the John Wesley Powell Audi
torium. 2170 Florida avenue
NV, at 7 pm. tonight.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
D. c. Boys Club
Reflects Shivers

The Boys Club Of Greater
Washington last night re-
elected r. Kelvin Shivers, a
local insurance executive, as
president.
His election was announced
at the clubs annual dinner
h onoring Senator Hartke
Democrat of Indiana, at the
National Press Club.
Senator Hartke received the
award for his service on behalf
of youth" from 8-year-old Will
liam Bromley, a member of the
Jelleff Branch Of the club.
Also elected were. John Pyles,
vice president; Bruce Baird,
treasurer; j. Russell Bolton and
Donald l.. Scott. assistant treas
urer; Robert M. Gray, Secre-
tary; John w. Nairn, assistant
secretary; Oliver Gasch, coun-
sci, and John H. Pratt, assistant
counsel.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
o0-Doy Term
Defers Marriage

A District man will have to
wait at least 80 days before
he can get married, Municipal
Court Judge George D. Nelson
ruled yesterday.
The judge got involved in tire
marital plans of Thomas Black,
38, Of the 1900 block Of M
street NE, when Black pleaded
guilty to a charge Of driving
without a permit in Traffic
Court.
Blacks attorney, Thomas
David, asked the judge to post
pone sentence because my
client plans on getting mar
ried."
We'll, that fateful day will
have to be postponed" Judge
Nelson said. Ninety days."
Evening star., 1960-01-21

to him there is no peer to that
master.
After besting more than 500
others in the Merriweather Post
contest, the young violinist quit
the chicken farm for New York.
He is getting more intensive
training now from the noted
pedagogue, Ivan Galamian, and
Miss Dorothy Delay of the
Julliard School of Music staff.
/. Returns in March
2 The long, steep road of the
concert artist is just beginning
to spread out before young
Rosenthal. There have been ap-
pearances in Knoxville, Tenn,
Houghton IN. " College and
Brooklyn. On March Is he will
play with the National Sym
phony at its st. Johns College
concert.
To him there is only one
creative as well as interpretive
violinist and that's Heifetz.
Behind him he ranks David
Evening star., 1960-01-21
School Official
Chosen for Seminar

Miss Katherine Scrivener, di-
rector Of elementary education
in District schools. win fly to
Europe February l to partici-
pate in a two-month seminar
in comparative education.
The seminar, financed under
terms Of the Fulbright Act,
will be held in Finland and
in France. Supt. Carl F. Han
sen noted 1t was "a signal
Evening star., 1960-01-21
Oistrakh and Zinc France

Oistrakh and Zinc France
scatti.
Among the current crop Of
young hopefulS he rates first
Jaime Laredo. the scintillating
Bolivian.
There Is considerable hope,
too, for a lad who, against the
advice Of his teacher, tackled
the Brahms concerto, toughest
of them all, in the Merri-
weather Post Contest and came
of with top honors.
That Of course would be Paul
Rosenthal, with the help Of his
trusty Guarnerius.
Evening star., 1960-01-21

amount that must be paid off
by purchasers.
3. AS an alternative, they
will seek passage of an
amended Rains Bill to provide
"an adequate fund for use in
areas where home mortgages
are not otherwise available at
prices which the building in
dustry can absorb while pro-
viding an adequate supply of
moderate-priced homes"
National officers chosen also
included w. Evans Buchanan,
"a former president of the
Home Builders Association of
Metropolitan Washington, who
will be the new national
treasurer. He has been serving
during the last year as national
secretary.
Evening star., 1960-01-21

new yorker to remind Paul
that now. with a little help
from the chickens, he could
buy that wonderful fiddle made
in Cremona, Italy in 1706.
The chickens came through
all 10000 Of them on his
fathers farm in Madison,
Conn.,, and now Paul is back
in town to demonstrate the
mellow tones of his beloved
Guarnerius.
Eyes Concert Career
He played the first move
ment of the Mendelssohn con-
certo yesterday and will repeat
it three times next week for
the National Symphony's youth
concerts at Constitution Hall.
Now II, with IA years of
flddling already behind him,
Paul spends six hours a day
practicing for what he hopes
will be a concert career. If it
even approaches that of Jascha
Heifetz, he will be happy, for
Evening star., 1960-01-21
Home Builders FIoy
High Interest Policy
By ROBERT J. LEWIS
Star STAFF Writer

CHICAGO, Jan. 21-The highineres rate policy being
pursued by the administration condemned
here today the National Association of Home Builders the
sweeping criticism by this
group of major Government economic policy
days
Convention delegates assaed the policy for having
Evening star., 1960-01-21
Fund Solicitors

Fifty-six models from the
Patricia Stevens Model Agency
will solicit funds for the March
of Dimes campaign in WASH
ington's largest Office buildings
Monday afternoon. The models
will wear Patricia Stevens chest
bands and large March Of
Dimes button.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
Mace to Speak

Shane MacCarthy, executive
director of President Eisen-
hower's Council on Youth Fit
ness, will speak on Youth Fit
ness Is Your Business" at the
weekly luncheon meeting of the
Almas Temple Shrine at 1880
pm. Friday in the Shrine's
Sphinx Club, 1915 K street NV.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
Young VioIinist Is Back
With Prize Guornerius

When fellow wins 81 900 contest prize his
thoughts might turn to Cd Europe CD the ownership
$4,000 Joseph Guarnerius violin.
Paul Rosenthas thoughts turned both ways after he
last years National Symphony Merweather Post Contest
The conflict lasted only long took enterprisng
Evening star., 1960-01-21

honor" for Miss Scrivencr to
have been selected for the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1960-01-21

Here at last frozen radypepaed that you can
to family and guests with the pride and conf
dence Only the finest ingredients used along with care Skill
and imagination We start with of rich chicken BROTH fresh
butter and fresh dey seasoned with herbs
cheese and dash of lemon Then add generous chunks of
chicken crisp imported water chesnuts mushrooms
small green peas and fresh juienne Try it today
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-19
Rites Sunday For
F. |. Hammer, 50
Retired Merchant

KEYSVILLE, July 10 = A fu-
neral service for Frederick Isaac
Hammer. 81. who died Friday at
his home here, was held Sunday
at Keysyille Methodist Church
with burial in Ash Camp Me-
mortal Cemetery.
Mr.. Hammer was a retired
merchant, a former member of
the Charlotte county school
board, senior steward Of Keys
vile Methodist Church past
master of Masonic Lodge l54,
AT and AM. past president and
director of the State Bank of
Keysville and a former member
OF Keysville town council.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Leila Davis H n m r: three
daughters. Mrs. Electra H. Neal
and Miss Dorothy Hammer, of
keysville. and Mrs. Frances
II. Weincettel. of Arlington; two
sons, F. 1. Hammer, Jr., and
James H. Hammer; three sisters,
Mrs. w. H. Wade, Mrs. G. o.
Pettus, ST.. and Mrs. G. H. Os-
borne, all OF Keysyille: seven
grandchildren and a great-grand-
child.