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GROCERY STORE AND SERVICE
How Would You Invest
$4,000

Let's say you have the problem Of
findlnR the best way TO invest
$4,000 Inice problem! How
would you 90 il? Perhaps you
would like the safety Of bonds,
or perhaps you feel that you
have enough knowledge OF the
market to try common stocks
Then again, your choice might
be a small very smalD piece OF
real estate Think it over g..
it isn't eaSv to decide, especially
II you really could use the eXtra
income from your investment.
II YOU ever do have such a prob
lem. we'd like to show you how
hundreds Of businessmen from
coast to coast have invested
$4,000 cash and have experienced
an average return OF over SlOO
a WEEK on their investment Nc
gimmlckS Just a sound busi-
ness investment in nelghbor
hood cOin-operated ECON-O-
WASH laundry. An unattended
franchiSed ECON-O-WASH laun-
dry takes up so little Of your
time that there's no thought Of
leaving your present iob. so tha,
500 90 a week is extra income
With no obligation, send for oul
free booklet II gives the facinat-
ing ECON-O-WASH story in
greater detail. and may show
YOU the way 10 the most solid
investment YOU will ever make
Sales Co
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DRY CLEANING

Owner quotes over 5000 wkly
Rent only SS5 mo. Hrs. 7:3O TO :
closed Sun. Same owner over IL
yrs. Priced reasonably. Must ht
seen to be appreciated. Exclusive
Ewes. and Sundays, SHEA CHA.
SEN. RA. 6-543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
4l2 5th St. NV. MA. S-q37s
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Tested & Proven Product

Product has been
thoroughly tested and
proved over an 8-year
period in concentrated
area. Program includes
powerful national ad-
vertising and publicity
local sales aids-field
assistance - distributor
and dealer training
continuous strong Com
pany support and as
sistance at all levels.
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Owner quotes approximately $3.50
OU0 year business. showed a
gross profit OF l5izey. Priced at
S35,00O plus stock. 100000 cash
will handle. Exclusive.
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SUMMERS REALTY

MR.. and MRS. MORELAND. ACTS
once, Market 7-2526: Suns. and
ewes university --G5S-
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BEAUTY SALON
REALITY SALONS
Blanken'S Specials

RETAIL Music BUS.
One OF the best spots in suburban
quotes at least $4,000 net yrly.
Information to reliable parties.
Has approx. $4,000 in stock.
ONLY $4,000 DOWN TO RE-
SPONSIBLE PARTIES.
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/ LADIES READY-TO-WEAR

Yearly volume S29,OO0 can be
greatly increased with personal
mgt Rent only 500 mo. Hours
$50 TO z, closed Sun Priced un-
usually low at S6,5n0 complete
with approx S6, 500 stock. Fixtures
and stock free. Have cash. Must
sell as owner has other business.
Exclusive.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LIQUOR STORE

LAUHDROMATi excel. loo, shoEs
good profit: reas. priced dissolV-
ing partnership. HE, 4-9s35.
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A real buy for YOU in this area
Corner brick building, lot 2OxSN;
plenty space for gar, garden. etc
Ideal TO restore for apis. or home
Last corner OF this size avail in
FoEgy Bottom VIII also lease
H. T RANDOLPH, RE 6-4RSS. .
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LIQUOR STORE
MD. LIQUOR STORE

Owner quotes approximately Sl6O,-
600 a year business, store showed
approx. a l7es gross profit. 81 81
600 cash will handle. Exclusive
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BARY SHOP
LIOUOR-GROCERIES

owner quotes SlO.0OO a VI. net
profit: established IA yrs. RE
TIRING Only 5000 plus stock
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& BOOKOFF

41H 5th St. NV. Ma. S-9373
LAUNDR0MAT, coin, operated, new
ideal location. South 5-S9H7.
LATNDRIFS. Maytae. coin op as
low as 81 900 down, completely
installed &C. finance o. 4-352N
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GIFT sHOP. Va. shop a.: oye

GIFT AND CARD SHOP - Rent
500: heat furn: GOOD loc S2.00O
down. A. r. SEELYE, DI. 7-S3.J.
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FOGGY BOTTOM

MOBILE UNITS COMPANY
\ 8 Elrh 81 NnrrAENnMI. Do
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FORM A CORPORATION, any state
or D. C; raise capital; best meth
1903. co. $500 or CO. 5-Oiii.
GENERAL MERCHANDIsE-Coun-
try store, corner location on main
highway in Calvert County. Gro
ceries dry goods, hardware and
gas station; 3-bedrm. modern apt
on md a. Price. Sl7.500. in
cludes stock and fixtures. Good
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CLEANING STORE

Owner quotes Sl,7OO a week buSi-
ness. Shows 22cc gross profit.
Rent Sl40 month Lenient terms.
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Owner quotes $1,000 a week busi-
ness, all cash and carry no
deliveries This is a beautiful and
well equipped store. Exclusive.
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Partners quote $4,000 wkly, mostly
profitable sales of half pints, pints
and great percentage Of wine
sales. Priced below market $40
600 down will handle. Should
easily net 100000 annually.
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RESTAURANT AM COCKTIU
RESTAURANT

Beer license Glass C. busy corner
owner III; very reasonable terms
Ii. 4-9640.
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STROUT
TideWater
Southern MARYLAND

southern MARYLAND
l. Opportunity for guest home
overlooking attractive marina. 10.
rm. home in top condition: heat
insulated, large screened porch
spacious yard, cottage renting a.
500 mo. s." financing by owrer
De!lGhtful home for large family
in quaint island setting.
2. Arnold, grocery and package
store with modern apartment or
ma moor in progreS 5ive com
munity. completely stocked and
ready for operation; additional s4-
acre zoned heavy commercial avail.
able If desired.
3. Hollywood. ig-acre. lares
restaurant and bar. dining room
KITCHENS, baths, apartments above
fuH basement. hot water heat
ready for immediate occupancy
on main road. in good bushes
area 80 miles DC, S22,25O
4; Back Creek, LARGE frame build
ms suitable for boat building and
repair, excellent marina site, deer
Sa,eE artesisn well; @'z-acreS,
D, Amusement park, 12 acres. 100
II pier: restaurant: boat vard
Nlde swimming beach. yacht
Dasln; deep anchorage. wide sandy
peaCh. Near Patuxent River
Bridge, 35 miles DC.
o. Large masonry building on
main road: arteSisn well; ideal for
garage machine shop, store. boat
repair immediate possession
$4,000.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP
Prince Frederick. Md.
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HARDWARE

Top spot, PERFECT FOR Dis
COUNT BUSINESS, no competi-
tion, did SQ5,OOO 1859: good pre-
scription business, plenty parking.
MUST BE SEEN: good terms.
HADDIITA
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1909 Rugby Ave.
Bethesda. Md
phnnn OliNar k-Sal
IMMEDIATE INCOME
PART or FTTTT. TIME

PART OR PULL TIME
OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE YOUR
OWN BUSINESS. We will fran.
chiSe individuals with an eXclu.
sive territory for the well known
DETROIT" line Of Automotivt
Care Products consisting oi
RADIATOR ITEMS. BRAKE
Fl UID. CAR WASHES. CLEAN
ERS. WAKES ADDITIVES
SEALERS, DRY GAS BAT
TERIES, etc No knowledGe oi
the Automotive Industry Is nee.
eSsary. We train YOU and YOU
service the dealers We secure
Minimum financial requirement
IS ST96 which is returned in ful
under our bonus plan Write OF
wire today. Our representative
will arrange appointments &
present complete details
DETROIT MOTORS CORP.
50 Ws-burton Ave Yonkers, NY
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EARN TO $4,000 YR.
WITH LOWEST COST
SOFT ICE CREAM
MOBILE UNIT

Do business where busi-
ness is Pick your own spots
for quick returns, big volume.
No remit No ROYALTIES No
franchise restrictions Unit
comes completely equipped.
with air conditioner. Top
quality components include
Boyertown BODY and Taylor
freezer. Lowest price in in
duStry. Single unit or feet.
Easy to start this profitable
lifetime business Get the full
facts now Write or phone.
Broadway 9-913T.
MORT Units CNNFpANV
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Reautv ParIor-DoWntoWn

Weekly volume over $3.50. gooc
lease, low rental. Hours 10 am
TO + pm: air cond. beautifully
equipped; $1,000 down Exclusive
Ewes and Sun, Al Bookoff, RA
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LaundrOmat-Dry Cleaning
PACKAGE LIOUOR-NW.

Owner quotes over $3.50 wkly
Short hours. closed Sun Should
easily net $4,000 annually. S4,-
600 down. Exclusive.
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INSURANCE MAN

Excellent opportunity to take over
est. agency. Ideal for individual
who wants his own modern, air
cond. ONCE. fully equipped with
signs, desks, supplies, etc Quick
cash sale to highest bidder near
est $1,000. Low rent long lease
on best location in D C. Option
to purchase building avail. Write
owner, Box 6S-T. Star
INTERESTED in any solid legiti-
mate partnership. Prepared to
invest time and up to $4,000.
Box @6l-B, Star
IN BECOMING a
service station operator? Inter-
ested in getting all the facts from
a qualified source? II so, call
EN-. 2-l@52 for full particulars
METROPOLITAN RETAIL GASO-
LINE DEALERS ASSOC.
INVESTMENT CLUB now FORM
ING. NEW approach to special
situations. $50 mo. minimum
Call Mr. BARTUSEK, Tues.
Thurs and Fri. ewes. : TO 0, HA
1-1~S-
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LIQUOR STORE
ETHICAL PHARMACY

Does $4,000 a wk.. can be $4,000
with hustler. crosses 16oS plus
ia-pint store; $4,000 dn. will
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ruIIy equipped. 40 TO so car ca
paclty, northeast; corner loCa-
tlon. will sell or lease property
10 TeSpon. party. Box AT, Star
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ALEXANDRIA
FRANCHISE

National organization. largest II
its field, has valuable franchise
available Annual income poten'
tial, S2O,OOO plus. Initial invest.
ment OF Sl0.5O0 returned withir
60 mos. Write Box I0O-Y, Star
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No Minimum Inventory
No Franchise Fee

Distributor S invest
m ent approximately
$4,000 in facilities and
initial operating costs
over first 6 months. No
technical knowledge re-
quired for either sales
or service. Complete
information sent by
mail. Prompt inquiry
will give you a time
advantage in negotiat-
ing fully protected
regional territory in
one of today's most eX-
citing business world
developments.
BOX 356-B, STAF
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Prince Frederick, Md
Fhone los; If no answer call
TIRE REGROOyNC M,CuI>,r

AihE hEGROOVING MACHINE anc
truck, very good cond., small can.
lta! needed. HE 9-35g4 aft / pm
TN-RADIO-Estab. : years: euuip
and STOCK worth $4,000. firS,
reaS. offer. @7l3 10th ST. ne
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ROFFELD REALTY co.
nIT ---4-4.

Ewes. and Sun, wO. 6-I994
.LUNCHEONETTE, carry-out; inc
$3.50 wk Price $1,000; upper l4th
st NV. A. r. SEELYE, DI. 7-S325
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CARRY-OUT SHOP, VA.-SeAfood
chicken, barbecue, etc. Very reas
GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-65O0.
CARWASH, downtown with park
ing lot: $3.50: ideal for ?; excel.
income. good terms. DI. 7-650O.
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CloSe-in Md: did $4,000 in 1853.
Thousands OF homes surround It,
NEEDS A HUSTLER, could double
its business. Large, beaut store,
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.LUNCHE0NETTE, carry-out; inc
$3.50 Wk. Price $4,000; upper l4th
st NV. A. r. SEELYE. Dl. 7-S325
MARINA - Established. prosperins
marina, Offering complete facil-
tiles, needs capital for tremendous
expansion program FranChiSed
for several top brand, nationally
advertised lines. with others avail
able, Convenient to Washington,
Baltimore area viii consider
experienced active partner. or
silent partner. Box 263-Z, Star.
MOTEL WANTED in Nd. or Va
Can put down substantial cash
Please write Box 259-Z, Star
MOTEL, ON U. $. HWY. Vas
units, @00.0OO 50. #. land: swim
mlng pool: restaurant. S9150O
Mr.. OLSON. Agt, WO 6-3437
Motel & Tourist Home
On US. hwy: est. 1916: price
slashed! Beautiful setting. hilltop
few minis. 10 small city. ! o units,
baths, neatly furn.. including
linens, 5 air conditioners. cement
block bldg 2-bedrm. and bath
apt, 4 bedrms. and bath: laundry,
playroom, etc, approx. acre
equip. playground: owner retiring
price reduced TO S.7,15O. part
down. E S. Hollinger, STROUT
REALTY. Charles Carroll Hotel
once No. l, Westminster, Nd.
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Outstanding Washington spot: does
better than $4,000 per Wk.: reas
dn. payment to responsible people
LIQUOR STORE
Did $4,000 1859, shows 16e,
plus gross profit, rent only 5000
mo. Beautifully equip, air cond
Priced at only S25,OOO plus stock
100000 dn. This spot will double
its business shortly
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OFFICES, STUDIOS fer RENT
AIR CONDITIONER

> single front of1ces in elevator
building, near District Court
House. SEQ each: lease. Elk. g.
2l14.
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AL STERN OFFERS
ID TaYern-DoWntoWn
tcoNTiHUED}

Exclusive store downtown. SAINT
owner "a years. now in hospital
AL STERN
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D. C. FRANCHISE

National organiZation, largest in
its field. has available to responS-
ibls person exclusive franchise
with over 100 active accounts. A
repeat business. Total investment
of Sll.5O returned within hrSi
Near Boy -n-T. Star
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1903 N. CAP.

4,SOO 50. it., on excel. busi-
ness street, much foot traffic.
lge. bright sales room, with
1000 50. #. md a Offices
cor aptD; full dry bsmt,
freigh. lift. Heat furn:
$3.50 mo. r. G. DUNNE
CO, HO. H-O100.
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SEIF-SERV GROCERY

Owners quote over $1,000 wkly
cash Small overhead. Partners
should easily net better than
100000 annually. Always known
as top money-maker. $4,000 down
will handle
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These prices effective until close Of
business, Wednesday, November q,
1860, in Washington, D. C., MARY
LAND: Hillcrest heishis, TskomS
Park, indian Head, BIadensbUrs,
Coral Hills, Capitol heishis. Marlboro,
Bethesda, Silver Sprins, Rockville,
caifhersburs, Laurel. VIRGINIA:
Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Falls
Church, Mclean, Annandale, Hern-
don, LeesbUrs. Pureellviile, Manassas.
Middieburs. we RESERVE THE
RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.
Produce prices subject 10 daily mar.
ksf chanses. Some Of the items listed
In this advertisement may not Be
found In ell 81 our stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10

cooperation with manufac-
turers of building materials,
already has built four Re-
search Homes. These Re-
search Homes Incorporated
new building materials and
products and advanced con-
struction techniques. The re-
suit has been valuable new
information which has been
Of help to all Of the $4,000
members In building better
homes at lower costs.
Mortgage money always
has been a plaguey problem
to the industry. Home build
ing and the home buyer have
suffered because there has
not been a steady supply at
practicable rates.
The NAHB has been press
ing for years for the creation
Of a true central mortgage
reserve ,facility-one that
would level out of the peaks
and valleys in the supply Of
mortgage money.
In the field Of community
facilities, NAHB has its own
department which deals en-
tirely with this sore spot, and
with that Of urban renewal.
The scars which pock-mark
many of our cities must, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10
atoms Home Builders See Big Job Ahead for New Decade
BY MARTIN 1. BARTLING, Jr.
President, National Association Of Home Builders

compasses - a roof over the
new families, a fountainhead
Of industrial activity and
employment throughout the
entire economy, and a ire
mendous influence factor in
the pattern which we call
the American way of life.
So, it's not just the home
builders problem. 1t should
be the concern of everyone in
America.
Recently. the NAHB con-
Quoted a survey among 1000
Of its builder members, prob
ing into their problems, their
plans and their operations.
Among many questions, they
were asked their toughest
problems.
The five thorniest problems
turned out to be the lack of
suitable land at a reasonable
price. high construction COSTS,
mortgage money, merchan-
dising and selling, and COM
munity facilities.
These problems have been
under attack by members of
NAHB for years and will be
continued to be assaulted.
For instance. years ago the
NAHB established a Research
Institute. The institute, in
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has been not merely shelter,
but each succeeding year has
seen homes with better con-
struction, better design, and
better materials.
The volume of approx
mately IL million new homes
annually in the 10 years
1950-59, is truly phenome-
nal, But new. extraordinary
efforts will be necessary to
meet the challenge of the
Sixties.
overall. the American pop
. ulation is expected to in
crease by "a million persons
during the decade ahead. A
volume Of Is million new
housing units may very well
be the minimum requirement
for the 1905.
Pleasing, sturdy, and COM
Portable housing for this
growing population is i'm
perative. All right. some may
say. that's the builders
problem.
But we can't think Of hous-
ing in the terms of just a
builder and a house. Think of
housing in the broad con-
text of all of the economic
and social forces it en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10
By MARGARE EFT
Contributing Writer

quite some time to come.
In Madrid, between the
hours of one and four in the
afternoon, even the hard
working American tourist is
forced to slow his pace. The
banks, places of business, and
shops are absolutely closed,
with their shutters down, and
the proprietors and employees
go to their homes for a large
meal and a siesta.
The impatient American
tourist has to learn to cool
his heels during siesta time
and conduct his business
during the early hours of the
morning-or in the evening.
Spanish homes are built to
preserve peace and quiet and
to defend their families
against the common enemy,
the sun. The typical Span
ish home is Inner directed"
usually built around a patio
or central court.
A gallery around the first
floor overlooks the patio. All
the bedrooms open onto the
balcony. The windows, full
Of flowers, are shattered to
catch the slightest breeze, to
keep the cool air inside and
the rays of the sun outside.
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THE wRINKLED, DIM

- HE WRINKLED, DIM
] pied face of America is
ever-changing. burrows be-
come softened; new lines are
etched deeply. The popula-
ton is popping. Towns be-
come cities. Cities are en-
circled by Overwhelming rings
Of suburbia. New ribbons Of
highways endlessly unwind
across the Nations length
and breadth.
In 1950-the year the
Korean War began-the Ma
tons population was a little
more than $50 million. In
1860. the population is close
to $50 million.
ALI this has confronted
the home building industry
with problems. How to house
the increasing families of
America? How to plan or
derly. decent communities?
Involved. too, are all the new
social, political, and eco
nomic changes that have
steadily arisen.
The industry has met the
challenge. but not entirely
conquered it. 1t has provided
almost IL million new homes
in the years 1950-59. This
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(2) The agency's insur-
ance enables lenders to offer
you more liberal loan terms.
90 It supports itself out
of income from fees and pre-
miums paid by users Of its
services. No tax money goes
to FILA.
"a The agency has rs in
surfing Offices in the so States
and the District.
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A Potio's Heaven in Siesto Time
Should u S. homes supply and quet1
By
ore peace and quiet?

The Spanish family gath
ers in the patio around the
fountain during siesta time.
1t is a cool place to doze, to
take a nap or simply sit and
talk. Frequently members of
the family take an afternoon
nap in their bedrooms.
And Those Guitars -.
The patio is also the place
where the Spanish hostess
entertains her guests, and
where the family reunites in
the evening for chocolate and
sweet cakes, guitar playing
and story telling.
We Americans could learn
a lesson from the Spanish.
Does anyone build homes
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FILA Functions Explained

The FILA wants everyone
to understand certain basic
facts about the agency and
the way it operates, and
finds there is still widespread
misunderstanding about FILA
functions. 1t explains:
Cd FILA insures home
loans made by private lend
ing institutions but does not,
itself, lend money.
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these days with sleep or rest
in mind?
What is the future of sleep
in our society. as bedrooms
look out on noisier and buster
streets? AS more TV, radio
and hi-fl and ping-pong
tables accumulate on the in
side?
In a less rapidly moving
age. Goethe once said a few
words of wisdom that we un-
doubtedly could profit by re-
calling:
REST is not quitting a busy
career,
Rest is fitting oneself for
ones sphere"
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THE hectic modern Amer
] lean home is designed and
wired for activity and adapt
ability. Rooms can be changed
from sleeping quarters to
dance floor in a matter of a
few minutes, pushes and pill
lows.
The other day my neighbor
proudly showed me a room
she had recently re-discov-
cred in her home-her base
ment. She had just deco
rated it as a combination
guest om-"rumpuS" room.
Her most remarkable piece
of furniture was a smart
"fold-up-into-a-ch chair" bed.
1t occurred to me that, in
American life today, the days
of the comfortable four
poster bed, afternoon maps.
and just sitting still are
sadly numbered.
The Art Of CoIIopsing
It's a comfort to recall what
I learned-on a trip to Spain
a year ago-about SieStaS and
the more relaxing Spanish
way of life. In Spain, at
least, the art of taking it
easy, sleeping. conviviality
and full-courSe meals. will
probably be preserved for
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together on the common pur-
pose Of providing decent,
healthful areas in which to
live.
The industry can take
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gether on the common prob
lens to keep this Nation
moving ahead to meet its
continuing responsibilities in
this field.
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justifiable pride in the fact
that America is one Of the
best-housed nations on earth.
Pride could go before a fall
unless all Americans work to-
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need to be removed.
NAHB has aroused COM
munity action by citizens.
public ofiicials. and civic
groups in many cities to work
Evening star., 1960-10-30

Serial. Starring Audrey Peters.
1925 @ NEWS.
News Of the moment.
1890 0 IT COULD Be YOU.
Audience participation. Color.
@ Mr.. DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Crime. David Brian stars.
q QUEEN FOR A DAY.
GiVeaway Jack Bailey, host.
@ SEARCH FOR TOMORROW.
Serial. Starring Mary Stuart.
12:45 l THE GUIDING LIGHT.
Serial. Ellen oemming.
12:55 q NEWS DAY REPORT.
Ray SchereT reporting.
q POLITICAL TALK.
Public Affairs Vice President Nixon.
LOO M DR.. HUDS0NS JOURNAL.
Drama. John Howard stars
q THE BIG MOVIE.
Hour, IS Min. while New York Sleeps"
1888 Comedy about reporters who solve
crimes Michael WhaIen, Chick Chandler.
q ABOUT FACES.
Audience participation. Ben AIexan-
der, m. c.
q THEATER OF STARS.
Drama. "Passaee to Yesterday" During
World War II an English nobIewoman and
an American officer find love during the
bIitz jeanne Dru. Guy Madison.
l:30 GN BEAUTY SCHOOL.
Education. Inga conducts an ei9ht-week
beauty course for Washington women.
q OUR MISS BROOKS.
Comedy. Eve Arden stars.
q AS THE WORLD TURNS.
Serial Featuring Rosemary Prinz
200 a THE JAN MURRAY SHOW.
Game Color. Jan Murray stars
a DAY IN COURT.
Trial. Judges-Edsar Allan Jones, IT,;
William GWinn.
q FULL CIRCLE.