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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-14

Suburbia Today, JHly 1860
Evening star., 1960-06-30

loo% Nylon foee with buiIt-in foam
pod no sxtro padding needed. The
sprinsy textursd loop gives sxtro
lits 10 your rug. Choose from Oak
ton, block and white; wheot beige,
sond, nvtrio: in tweeds and solid
eolors.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
N. Y. BOND SUMMARY

Sales Net
(SI,ooo) High Low Last Chg.
NatStl Jsss6 J S3D1 e3J7 93va
Nat Stl 3JsSs2 Q s4ih slM SlM- q
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Evening star., 1960-09-18
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Evening star., 1960-09-18
Treasures Up,
CorporateList
Trend IsMixed
By RIP WATSON
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. Sept. IT.
Treasury bonds chalked up
their first advance since the
last week of July this week as
banks and other institutional
investors returned to the mar
ket.
Gains ran to as much as a
full point for the Victory 21as
Of December 1972-67 and "a
Of point for the IS of 1926.
Trading activity picked up
along with prices late in the
week from the exceedingly
slow rate of recent weeks.
Corporate bonds, meanwhile,
pursued uncertain, irregular
paths. Investment quality is
sues, which ordinarily compete
with Government bonds for the
favor Of institutional investors,
showed the biggest drop on the
Associated Press bond index,
along with industrials. Utili-
ties also lost ground. Rails
were unchanged and foreign
dollar bonds pushed slightly
higher.
Corporate trading volume on
the New York Stock Exchange
of $18,375,000 was the lowest
for a non-holiday week this
year, falling below the previous
similar mark of $20,016,O00 in
the week ended September 3.
Daily volume of $3,747, 900
trailed the $3.952,00O rate in
the previous week, when the
Labor Day holiday helped hold
trading to $15,a08,000. A year
ago volume amounted to $751;
765.OOo.
intermediate range Treasury
issues advanced and long range
bonds declined Monday in re-
Sponse to terms of the Treas
ury's advance refunding plan.
Under this program, holders of
four World War II bonds pay
ling 212 per cent and maturing
in 1867 to 1869 are offered in
exchange 312 per cent bonds
maturing in 1880, 1890 and
1898. This will have the effect
Of reducing the supply Of inter
mediates while raising the
amount of long bonds.
4 Over the counter dealers
traced the upward trend for
Treasures to an apparent re-
cession foreboding among in
stitutional buyers.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

Z-Unt Of trading ten Yhares sales in full.
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based the last quarterly or semi
annual declaration Unless otherwise noted, special OF
extra dividends not included.
a,Aso extra or extras. b-Annual rate plus stock
divided. d-Declared paid in 1859 plus stock div
dend, eDecared paid so far this year. Payable
in stock during 1859, estimated cash value on ex
dividend or redistribution date g-Paid last year
h-Declared or paid after stock dividend split up
k.peclared or paid this year, an accumulave issue
with dividends in arrears p-Pad this year, dividend
omitted, deferred or action taken at last dividend
meeting r-Declared or paid In 1850 plus stock div
dend. Payable in stock during 1850, estimated cash
value, on exdivdend or redistribution date. y-Liqu
cld-Called. MEX dividend x-dis-E distribution
MEX rights. Without warrants. ww-With war
rants wd When distributed w-When issued nd
Next day delivery.
VI IN bankruptcy or recelvership or being reor
canned under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities as
Sumed by such companies
Evening star., 1960-09-18
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP) Closing over the
counter US. Government Treasury bonds,
bid, asked, net change and yield for
Evening star., 1960-10-02

1t was fairy tale summer for the little lemon
haired British actress you see on this page She
landed the acting plum of the year, met her first
Prince Charming, and got her very first kiss.
Director producer Otto Preminger chose l5year-
old Jill Haworth over dozen other girls for the
part of Karen in Exodus the biggest film of the
year. He whisked her to Israel for the filming, and
there she met Sal Mineo
Together they explored the Biblical countryside,
and slipped soda pop in the garden of Jerusalems
posh King David Hotel Jill con6ded to Sal that she
was homesick for Sussex and for all of her pets
Ghree cats and two dogs. So day Sal gave Jill
wobbIy-legged little donkey he bought at the Arab
Market at Beersheba. He also gave her kiss -
her first - in scene for the picture.
1t was all quite sisterly but later Jill was heard to
ask Eva Marie Saint, star of Exodus would
man of 81 wait until girl of IS was 1922 III. End
Evening star., 1960-06-22

Here's your big chance to win in Cuffs 'Put Hat In
The Ring Contest 10 Grand Prizes: Get both twoweek
vacation trip France via Air France Je-AND-a 1860 air
conditioned Chrysler More than 5000 other przes Panos
Mink Stoles Stereo H-F Sets Outboard Motors things
you've always wanted but would buy for yourself
But hurry Get your ballot in noV Contest closes mid
night, July 10, 1860.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

PONTIAC IS 2-dr. hsrdtop; fully
equipped. very clean: $500 whole-
sale to everyone. PALLIS CHURCH
cHRYsLER PLYMOUTH, JE.
/. 2-23O0.
RAMBLER '58 Super wagon: auto.
matte transmission. radio. heater,
Wv. tires. luggage rack, an
american, take over payments,
from Army Colonel leaving area
CAL FRED FREDERICK MOTORS.
RAMBLER 80 American; standard
gear: good tires: 3O-day, lOO1s
warranty; S1.245.
WILLIAMS & BAKER
29th and NJ SITS. NV. no. 2-s7o0
RAMBLER 80 2-dr. Super; r. and
h. auto. Wv. tires. undercoat-
Ing: low mileage; owner; light
Rreen; special. S1,7g5. NASH
ARLINGTON RAMBLER, 2OI5 N.
Moore ct. Rosslyn), Arl., Va.
IA. $1,000. End Of Key Bridge,
Evening star., 1960-12-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

oLns 'Se ecnvertihls; fully sauip
with power; $500 wholesale Il
eyeryone FALLS CHUR T.
CHnRSYsLR-rLYMoUTh. N. 3.
0LDs '57 super "8s" 7-dr.; With
power. tke new; 81 100 wholesai1
SCgadRSYsLER-PLYMoUTH JE. Z.
oLDs 'bB "ss" 2-dF.; very clean,
ART SILVER SPRING, inc,
ISL kast-West hwy, JU. o-l434
0LDs '5e "9e" Holiday haFdtop;
(; T. ena @ na p; seat and windows,
sxeei; s9 a.Ss11.' cSSsrd.' almost new; S1.l95'
OLDs '56 "96" z-door hafdfoo:
full power. equipment, air condi.
tioner, radio, heater, hydrsmatic
driye, Wv. tires; 2-tone gfeen
and ivory: immaculate: S996'
WhnnLER, INC, WHEELMOBuE
"UeEFQI" ONE-OWNER CARS
Cnrysler:Plymouth- Imperial. .VsiiSnt
4sO0 MIeCQNeIN NV. EN-. 2-IOSO
Evening star., 1960-12-07
AuToMoDILEs FoR SALE |

FIAT SO A:deSg. eSg. ."laoo": sauippsd
: TAKOMAsgFO =.
z05g cAARQzliAv 10. $1,000
FIAT 'Se st600P coupe; rGdio
hsatsr; E.sws tissi. bissk snt
TRIANGLE FORD
500 3. !. Ave. NE. LA. e-i00a
FoRD 'se oalexie Tuder: standard,
siS; AZ; p ssasts;ss' sss noSss;, SssS; sss d'En' a
ORUSIN MOTORS
704 w. Broad st., 2. c.. u. 4-e6e6
FORD '5s Fairlane 5000 Fordor:
stserins, gray and white. si.is6.
small down payment PAYMENTS
ia. s.7A 3 ..l.a!4. :: fSEgAs Sc. asssoo. ING"
F0RD go dalaxie Tudor sedan;
100. Can DE. 2-5o60 6stN. S-S.
FORD ,66 Tudor y.S club sedan:
eSsH Sision. sfsaS $685. wSssk Ass nj IL o?e $50 sss-
FOED go 0aiaxIS epniinefT con-
tires, cruissomstic, S00-h.p. mo.
tor, :. and b., padded dash. visors.
power steering. wheel covers, back
up lights and electric clock: nm
ished YOSEMITE yellow with nylon
black top. This ear has been
driven By one Of our representa-.
tivss who has given It the utmost
care. This ear carries Q nsw-car
two-year or "a, 000-lnile warranty.
Olisinal list price. S,81S.sb: our
selling pfiee, 1895. LOGAN
FORD. 1fso 10th st. NV. FE. q
Evening star., 1960-12-07

P0NYiAC 80 Catalina sports eoupe,
nyofemauc. radio. heater, Wv
S,,s fSirss. q, red with M red interior: Sood
JACK BLANK
1897 Irving s.. ssoTtvHc NV AID. 4.sso,
nANx On On JACK Blank Ai NgKSSo7'
PONTIAC '57 Catalina haTdtop
best StseT. VIZ S.S47s. Slow o'
PONTIAC '65 sports sedan: :. an,
sbs5. Sil5 down, cash Vr or trade. Ssdsi
MCNEIL PONTIAC
.2s0 fs rME EEs EXIT axe; OF sRrHtspSSa Fl; 4saSSa
PONTIAC 1860 catalina 4-dr. hit.
auto, p.s., .. windows: II, 900 mi
Siss5sat Sis5sa: .vss.. sSuhSTe Wo. S24sis,. S4tsii9, Hu' g.
PONTIAC '54 s-cylinder sedan;
hydramatie, radio; clean: inSpen.
ton guaranteed: S2S6. ''''
WILLIAMS & BAKER
29th and N SITS. NV. no. 2-s7oo
PONTIAC '66 4-dr. hardtop; auto.
S-e' T. ana a.. p.s.: p.b.: S4o5.
TRADED IN AT
STATION WAGON
SALES CORP.
1717 r. !. Ave. NE. LA. 9-7777
PONTIAC '59 star Chief haFdtop:
matte transmission. redo and
he0ker.. vs. ttrAn Aaa a-nAD,
iifs n:w thrcushoat, 81 81. .4sS. SS~hef'
United Auto Sales, Inc.
PLYM. -VAIaANT-TRIUMPH DIR
1925 Ca. Ave. With. 10. $500
Evening star., 1960-12-07
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE

Pontiac 1859 k-deer; S7So: ons
SoSSsTHiASc, q 4ssi asM tcSasls'' conn. FLOOD
PONTIAC '6s eonvertibie coupe;
=. and b.. auto -trensmtssion; one.
owpsr beauty: si.Ss5. siSS down,
MCNEIL PONTIAC
aSao R rME Tzsj HHxEr HXE O, s2FHtsSS! 81; Hf;sSSs
PONTIAC 81, TEMPEST z-doof;
new, Americas newest family car;
ssSSS ssSS;SSoo.E,ils G5%n cs9us cs9ssrenses; s2;2s7
&. sS.s S..s to d..i a :.s ssui MaSs sSsdf:s' FOR
MCNEIL PONTIAC
az !M rHE MIs HExkr HxE o, s2+HEsD2S 81; siSSSS
PONTIAC 80 Vista; air condition
FOOD Pontiac. zSSi Conn
ave.
PONTIAC ~ 4.door station wagon;
auto. Transmission, power steer
ing and brakes: looks and runs
like new; S1,fe6. S196 down,
cash or trade.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
aSSO fN rME MEs HHxEr HXE OF s2+Htsp3S 31i Hit;spSSSo
PONTIAC '64 4-df.: low MI: hydF.
trans; Nv. tires. 7. and b.; good
pm.
PONTIAC '69 Catalina Vista; hy-
dramatic mower starring PahA0
heater. WV. tires: blue and white
! nnish: low price Of S1.960
JACK BLANK
PONTIAC
14s3 l4s3a lryins p. NV. Ap. $500
BANK on JACK BLANK
PONTIAC 81 9-passenger station
wagon; brand.nev: r. and h.,
auto. transmission. power steering
and brakes: big. savings, S3.287.
bank finance.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
fs %fsO rHE Ms HAxkr AXk OF s2FHtsSSS 81; Hft;soSS
PONTIAC 1850 4-door: $2.592;
equip. FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921
PONTIAC '6e Star Chief 2-door
hardtop; hydra. Z. and h.. very
clean: l owner. Going overseas,
must sci: 5000. MA. 2-0l17.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

FORD .S6 0aiFxie Igder; standard;
sssqss:i sls nd sss sss sRssrs:ss; ssss 3: :;
ORUSIN MOTORS /
7ok w, Drcsd st., p. C., E. 1856
sIsa,. Z S...I Isssss; ssss;sia s';ss4B ;ssss4B. .u'''
Evening star., 1960-12-07

OLDS '6S Super "se" An. h9Td.
t9p: =: and h. auto: trans. D
SsSssins; WindnHs.; pSC pOger a.! brakes. ! power
SSh,ts SlSi Al fistsh' saa vsrE clean autemo:
All, ATTo,N INC. 1440 p st. NV. De
Evening star., 1960-12-07
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)

Wls. and Gllicott NV, KR. 7-l3OS
OLDS 81 Super "ss" ].df. hard.
TOP: r; and h.. auto. trans, p.s.,
p. brakes, .. windows and seat,
light blue finish; Si,29b. mai
gown payment. payments Al
bank. L. p. sTEUART. MO. 11i0
Y ST. NV, DE. 2-4900
Evening star., 1960-12-07
OLDSMOBILES

f-door sedan: equipped, like nav:
dark blue finish.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

PONTIAC '66 Star Chief 2-dooI
sI..n nI:.dtoDi hydra Wn. ,,n. 4 and b.; yer'
must sci: $500. MA. 2-0l17.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

'1O o eIeOe IA 4.Sai;oA III; oAII' Va.
Open Daily 9.l0 Closed Sunday
PLYMOUTH '67 station wagon
custom A-door; radio, heater. au-
tonaue. air conditioner, very
clean; Sl,045. BANNING q SONS,
SSsVV Saltimore ave. Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
AuroMoBILEs ron SALE
'c:s s:.!: y s;tsss; ;I.ssE'''s. sssg '.ai.
GUY STETJARTs

w l. O1GOAN1- l.
n Ile0 tE.d t1Es.st-wess Hwy. 9; g. Md.,
FORD SO dalaxie convertible
fully equipped, black finish; condi.
ton and appearance like new,
United Auto Sales, Inc.
PLYM..VALIANT.T .TRIUApH DIR
1925 Ga. Ave. Whtn. LO. B-336O
FOKD 1883 Custom '3OO'' FoFdoi
sedan; driven only 5000 miles
equipped automatic shift, power
steering. black finish In showroom
condition; $1.695. Terms, trade
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
OF. 4-sioo "''s0"''n 81. 81 4-14is
sORD '6s custom V-s tudor; auto
matte shift, power eteering, r. snc
A.; SKY blue finish: immaculate
s9e: snscusnSgt; enSs saas ss sure and see this
ROSENTHAL
Chevrolet, Corveir, Corvette
Columbia Pike and 8. Giebe Rd.
Va. JA. 7-67si
F0RD '5e Fairlane 1900" Tudor
Two 70 choose II ironm:' MS Sl,sSs, '"'
TAKOMA FORD
703S CARROLL AVE. ~. $1,000
FSsD 90 ni' dsIs; ssesss ssSsS' a., =, ssi: !:
wM. IIxs. nsSo sqtc;, r. and p. nice cend.
FORD '53 coppe; q. and b., runs
good. Clean thyoueholt. Must sell.
$le6. DU. 7-9z30.
z1lRERIAL go CdSEo1a Z -deoF
gouthamptoq; power equipped, fac
tory air conaitioning, radio, heat
eE push.button drive. 9olex tinted
tires: vsry clean. carefully driven,
WHEII.ER. NC, WHTri,ls0hrr,R
~. UEkFQL" oNE-QWNER CARS
SnSy S1n5Sys1eTT:flymouth- -1mperial.valiant
Evening star., 1960-12-07

OLDS 80 Super "s8" 4-df. hard.
sop; 7. and b.. automatic trans. !,
power windows and seat, beauti.
x, tSrouIH White Hn,It. q tfy,nish, bdl, Immaculate
sTEuART. INC, 1870 p nv.
DE. 2.4SOO,
Evening star., 1960-12-07

PLYM0UTH SO sports haFdtop;
power steering, Sutomatic Trans. .
mission, radio, heater, etc: only
$495; SOS down. payments Al
bank. 1. r, sTEUART NE, inc.
4Sn ana SenninG I'd. n.e.. LU.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

OLDSMOBiLE '66 "ss5 Sport hard.
top: beautiful 2-tone green finish,
fully equipped. low mileage; only
S79b: S95 down: payments AZ
bank. L. r. sTEUARE NE. INC, ),
ho6s 34th and Benning I'd. ne, LU.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

OLDSMOBILE ~ "S8" 2-dr. heFd-
like new, solid white. low miis.
age, will guarautee.g Cali FRI
FREDERICK MOTORS. 10, o
Evening star., 1960-12-07

kLYM0gTM % station WAGON;
ssshiSsitSl ssiS .aa,uS.s Slse ses yh.ts n:h
only SSeb:. sos down; payments
iNc a bank; g., L: sTEuART NE.
fU. $4,000. anu 1snn'nS fo' n.s''
Evening star., 1960-12-07

FSsS sSIaSo.. Ss oss1i .SS E6 dY S;,SSSS :SsSssdT "a
dc. he9teS: SSSS, ss6 deEn, a
Evening star., 1960-12-07

ROSENTHAL
Ghevrolet, Corvair, Corvette
columbia Pike and d. Giebe I'd.
~nsson' va. IA. 7-o7sl
Evening star., 1960-12-08

SUNDAY
Rod@ Lotn OF Pork Apple Sauce Sweet Potatoes
CauhtloUer Corn Pudding
BAKED Pears With Ice Cream Coffee
Baked Pears
Bose or AnJou pears "a cup water or pineapple
70 cup brown sugar Juice
tablespoons lemon Juice
Arrange haved and cored in baking DISH side
down. Combine sugar. lemon Juice and water pour over
pears. Cover tightly with aluminium foil Bake ct S75
degrees Tor 80 to IS minutes until pears are tender
Serve cold, with sour cream whipped cream or
baked cut side and stuffed with raisins nuts dates COCO
nut or other fruit mixture)
Grapefruit Avocado Salad
Pumpkin Pie Coffee
2 tablespoons chopped d01a ounces) mush-
onion gravy
Dash Of thyme cup cubed cooked pork
! tablespoon butter Rice
Cook onion and thyme in butter until onion is tender
Add mushroom gravy and pork. Simmer few minutes
stirring now and then Serve cooked rice biscuits or
toast Makes three generous servings
Veal-Ham Loaf Country Fried Potatoes
Credmed Onions Spinach
Cherry Bdudrtan
Creamed Onions
Ia pounds small white teaspoon salt
onions. cooked. or 2 u teaspoon pepper
u-pound) 2 cups milk
tablespoons butter Toasted Brazil nut
margarine chips
Melt butter in saucepan. Add -four and seasonings.
Stir to smooth paste Gradually add milk and cook,
stirring until mixture thickens Add drained and cooked
onions heat to serving temperature Sprinkle with Brazil
nut chips. Makes six servings
Evening star., 1960-12-08
- WHAT'S
- COOKING

Herbed Fish Fillets Tartar Sauce
Parsley Potatoes Green Beans
Tomato Asptc Apple Brown Betty
Herbed Fish Fillets
package frozen Ash " teaspoon salt
n!ets Pinch pepper
tablespoons prepared 70 teaspoon crushed thyme
. mustard 70 teaspoon oregano
u cup nne dry bread tablespoons melted
crumbs butter
Inaw nlletS Brush each hlet both sides with pre-.
pared mustard Combine bread crumbs with salt pepper
thyme and oregano. Dip ets in seasoned crumbs Place
on preneated creased baking sheet Sprinkle with melted
butter Bake at $50 degrees 10 minutes or
until hsh flakes easily when tested with fork Makes two
generous servings.
Salisbury Steak Mashed Potatoes
vegetables Gu GTnttn Romatne Salad
Floating Island
Vegetables au Gratn
packages frozen mixed " cup instant minced
vegetables onion
can condensed mush- cup grated sharp cheese
. room soup tablespoons butter
" cup milk margarine
y teaspoon salt " cup dry bread crumbs
70 teaspoon pepper
Cook mixed vegetables in boiling Just until they
are separated Drain Combine with remaining ingredients
except butter and bread crumbs Pour into 2quar
casserole Melt butter stir in crumbs and sprinkle over
vegetables Bake at $50 degrees for hour Makes eight
servings
Evening star., 1960-12-08

WEDNESDAY
Clipped Beet Casserole Corn Sticks
Cole SldtU DeuiPs Food Cake
Clipped Beef Casserole
4 ounces medium noodles cups milk
! Q0-ounce) package / (4-ounce) package
frozen green peas Clipped beef
tablespoons butter cup buttered crumbs
tablespoons flour
Cook noodles according to directions package Open
package peas separate necessary Make thin
white by melting butter, add flour and blend: stir
in milk and cook stirring until sauce is smooth and thick
ened Butter quart casserole Arrange all ingredients,
except crumbs in layers in casserole noodles Clipped
beef which has been torn into small pieces uncooked peas
and sauce; repeat until all is used saving about b
for top Sprinkle buttered crumbs around edge Bake
covered IS to 20 minutes at 35 degrees Makes four servings
THURSDAY
Lamb Chops Baked Potato
Eooplant Creole RalU ReliSheS
Pineapple Cream PufS Coffee
Pineapple Cream Puffs
l package vanilla pudding tablespoons butter
(No ~ can crushed y pint heavy cream
pineapple whipped
2 teaspoons lemon juice
Combine pudding, crushed pineapple with sirup lemon
Juice and butter saucepan Cook over medium neat
stirring constantly until pudding comes to boil about
minutes Set aside to COOL Fold cream into pudoing NIX
tire Use as a filling for cream pufs BY wi"
Evening star., 1960-12-05


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Evening star., 1960-12-05

Whether she's sixteen sixty any girl your list
appreciates good looking gloves to wear l.. to carry
all thru the year. See Lonsburehs stunning COL
lection There's style, size, price for everyone.
A. As imported kidskn shorte with oppqued boek dointy
seoIops White, black. Sizes 6-7h---------------7.SO
lonsbues French import shorte hondsewn top. but
ton and buttonhoe Black, beige. white eS 900
C. Ars exo fine cotton import with points boek 4button
length. Block, white, BEIGE brown. 6-8 800
Some Aris Glove plain back s-buton length
D. lonsbuohs French import kid shorte hondsewn with
deep seoIops. White black 6-s 500
lonsburoh's French 4buon kid eossie import White
block Sizes 6-S 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-28
Tour Europe lin the know!'
The Connoisseur. 20 days for 1894

brunn (summer palace of the Hapsburgs),
plus romantic motor coach ride through the
Vienna Woods.
You'd never want to leave Vienna-if
Rome weren't the next stop
Italy
The Eternal City! ST. Peters, the Vatican,
the Trevi Fountain (be sure you throw those
coins in. it means you'll be back some day,
say the Romans), the Colosseum, the Gaia
combs and many, many more.
Next stop-Paris!
France
The climax to your dream journey! Rue
de la Paix, Place de rOpera, Champs EIysees,
Eiffel Tower, and Notre Dame Full-day ex-
curson to Fontainebleau and Barbizon.
Once your cultural aspirations have been
satisfied, you might just want to buy few
knickknacks, little ''frou-frou" to take back
home You're in Paris. Enough said
Complete tour price from New York-in-
GLIDING round-trip Economy airfare starts
at S894per person, based on two people trav-
cling together. GO Now, Pay Later" plan
available. Many other exciting tours. Call
your Travel Agent or mail the coupon below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-28

You're travelling ION the inside track" when
you book BOAC. Like all BOAC tours, THE
Connoisseur" has been set up by cracka-
jack team of local travel experts. The coun-
tries you will visit are home to them Their
knowledge and experience mean better hotel
rooms, lower rates, more fun for you! You
see more, meals and all air and land trans
portation costs are included.
England
Two full days of sightseeing round London
town-Buckingham Palace, the Tower, West
minister Abbey. Side trip to Stratford-on-
Avon to visit Shakespeare's home.
One day on your own to browse around
LondonS fabulous shops. What bargains in
silver, china, woollenS!
Germany
Sightseeing in Munich includes the Koe-
nlgSplatz, the University and the Feldherren-
halle. Excursions to the fairyland castles of
Hohenschwangau and Neuschwanstein.
Tickets will be provided for performance
ofthe famous Passion Play atOberammergau.
Austria
Two lifting days in the Waltz Capital The
Hofburg, the Ring, Votiv Church, Schoen-
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meals are prepared by chefs trained in
the finest Continental traditions. Your
ship has two swimming pools Zone in
tourist and one in first class and thou
sands of feet of open deck for daylight
games and moonlight dances. There are
movies, parties and all the time in the
world for catching up on your reading
and meeting new friends.
And the happy thing is, it's all yours
whetheryout ravelinth eleganceof6rst
class or the gay informality of tourist
Round trips to Japan start at 1886
first class and $63S tourist class.
Sailing Dates
Himdldya sails from San Francisco
April 4, from Los Angeles April 5.
Chusdn sails from San Francisco Nav
Is, from Los Angeles May II. Oronsdy
sails from San Francisco June IA, from
Los Angeles June Is.
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Thomas Moore's Country
A Landscape With Music

May morning is told again in
the song that begins "Of all
the fair months" Sweet Innis-
fallen has its own song of
heartbreak and farewell. And
the isle Of Arranmore. from
whose shores the fortunate may
see the shining coast Of Hy
Brazil. has its own song of
memory, "Oh! Arranmore
Love Arranmore."
These are not the only Irish
beauty spots to find their place
in Moore's roster of song. The
plains of Kildare are here and
the sunlit reaches of Boyne
Water. Here are Abbeyfeale
and the lost, lonely valleys of
Breffni. All these and others,
bright places in the memory
of a singer of songs whose love
of the Irish scene was not
dimmed in years of wandering