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Evening star., 1961-09-01
3 HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING - Northbrook
Estates-Immae., 3-bedrm., 2-bath
brk. ramb. Sep. din. rm., equipped
kit. w/eat. space. Lovely lot with
patio. Full bsmt.- with rec. rm.,
laundry I'm. & workshop, all in
pine panelling. S23,950. SLIGO
REALTY Realtors, JU. $4,000.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
,oNIINUeD)

NV. 2-BEDRM. APT. wanted; 1st
floor or bsmt., upper NV. Call
after 9 pm, RA. 3-0625.
SMALL FAMILY des. unfurn. apt.
not over $40, incl. utils. Must pay
semimonthly; no share plans,
please. Would like around George
Washington Hosp, but would con-
slider any good loc. nr. Q grade
school. Call 4S3-795e.
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WOODLEY PIX. AREA

Would you like q spacious
house with old fashioned
charm and a lovely big gar
den? This one in very conv.
location has 8 bedrms., each
with its own bath. Wonder
full for large family or for
small one who could share
the house with friends. An
unusual offering at $4,000.
y DOROTHY G. WOOD
DE. 2-7115
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UasaHS foom row hIai house; M si5oo Is o. LYMAN IMAM
c. DELE q CO., INC, Ii. 7-0s09.
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EDNOR

FHA! VACANT! Qualified pur-
chaser can move in Immediately
in this completely redecorated,
stately Colonial with large dining
room, paneled first-floor den. 9
excellent bedrooms: well located
on level lot.
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NFWTV RFM0nFTFn

NEWLY REMODELED
$50 Sligo ave-, Silver Spring, Md
6-rm. det. home on lge. lot; full
bsmt.; on bus line. Only SA4,e50
on terms.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
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BETHESDA.WYNGATE - Distress
sale Of attractive modern Colonial
brick. Owner Texas-bound today
and must sell immediately. Fea-
turing: 8 bedrooms. den, modern
kitchen, Ia baths, rec. rm., beau
tiful lot and Q short walk to
elementary and jr. high schools.
Only $22.950 with wonderful fl
nancine. BETTER HURRY.
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WESLEY HEIGHTs-A Charming
6-bedtm., 3-bath home in excel.
cond. High. on q hill and sur
rounded by beaut. trees. Lge. nv.
rm. and din. rm., rec. rm., maids
rm. and bath. Garage. Very reas.
priced at only $40; 800. Call Mrs.
h a. GIL & SONS. FE. $4,000
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Adelphi Forest
ADELPHI
LANHAM
RIVERDALE

Close to parkway-3-bedrm. bun
galor- Equip. table-space kit.
storm winds. and doors, alum
awnings. huge patio. This home
is immaculate. Priced to sell
$4,000; CT and FILA terms avail
able.
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CAMPBELL REALTY CO.
CAMP SPRINGS
DEWEY M. FREEMAN

CHEVERLY - owners transfer
forces sale of this Groom brick
home near schools and bus. Mag
nificent wooded lot. twin-bed
rms. Il down, 2 up). Compare ct
$17,950; no cash to vets. Call
I'll, pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT
s. DAVIS & CO., INC.
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BETHESDA-Near public and paro-
chisl schools; immaculate 3-bed-
rm., 2-bath brick Cape Cod on
deep level wooded setting: liv.
rm. with fireplace, sep. din. rm.,
all-elec. kit, beautiful peneled rec
room with bar; $22 300; KOR-
ZENDoRFER REALToR. OIL. 4
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STONEY BROOK ESTATES

DOUBLE FEATURE
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick rambler: full
bsmt.; lge. level lot: beautiful
condition; S17, $780,; assume lge.
loan. ''OK'd 4 trade"
HUGE 3-bedrm. brick rambler; lge.
Kitchen, sep. din. rm.. 2 baths on
LIST floor: finished rec. rm., many
extras; S21, $50; assume Al 60
loan. "OK'd 4 trade"
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA = Beautiful all-brick
Cape Cod in close-in Bantock-
screened porch. sep. din. rm.,
fireplace, 3 baths; only S27, $50.
HUGH T. PECK, Bethesda. OIL.
6.9l70: LIST WITH Us FOR
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Perfect house for the discrminat-
inq-completely modern, beauti-
fully cared for, 3 bedrns. centrally
air conditioned, GeorgetoTns
most delightful location. New List-
ing, Mrs. Farrell. DE. 2-773S.
j. F. BEGG, INC: eo
DU. 7-24S0
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New listing. Spacious rms. through
cut; lge. drawing rm. and oen'
both with firepls.; powder na IN,
Garden; lower level has lge. din,
Tm Kit, 4 bedrms.; 2 baths on
INNER level. Mrs. Bradley, no. q
3526 ]. F. BEGG INC.' REAL
TORS. DU. 7-24S0.
HOME AND NCOME-s rms. and
: baths: in fine location. Phone
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Upper N.W.-$16,950
DETACHED HOME

221 WHITTIER ST. NV.
i-BEDRM. HOME Mr.. COOLIDGE
HIGH-Quiet, shady street; big lot,
lge. living rm. with firepl., din
ing rm. and kitchen. Full base
ment. oil heat, garage and porches.
Completely redecorated. Only ST.
500 dn. Call MR.. MCINTOSH. Elk.
3-24S0; weekends. AID. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH co.
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LUX MANOR

Iva 4N1AA4NN<4N
Long spacious rambler with 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths on level; 2 more
bedrmS., bath on above-ground
level: plus 2 unfinished rooms.
Rec. rm.. screened porch, gear
gar EsTags; Ea AppTpx; Z aere; szsE Ewes
W. c. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
MANOR CLUB-charming brick
Colonial in lovely setting; 8 bed
rms, ia baths, lge. rec. rm.,
porch, terrace. By OWNER, Under
$4,000. Carries club membership
for approved buyer. WA. 3-1411.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-Perfect
home for q Californian: lge. rms
arranged for outdoor living. brick
bi-level with 5 lge. bedrms.. liv
rm. with firepl;, sep, din. rm., Ii
brary, lovely kit. with lge. eating
space attached double garage
BROS. Co. i Nc OIL. 2-s477s. O
MASS. AVE. AREA-Gorgeous new
brick rambler with 4 bedrms.,
baths on one level; lovely out
of-ground rec. rm, with fireplace
uSted on besatiful private lot G over. S1r.
s206. DISTRICT MARYLAND
REALTY. INC. Ewes. WO. $4,000,
MEADoWOOD, in colesville area
Large 26'x14 liv. rm., 4 bed
rms, paneled den, plus a brand
acre lot; all this for only S24,950.
LO. 5-2Q90.
HUGH T. PECK. 11246 Georgia Ave.
FIRST IN SAIEg
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CHEVERLY

Nh6AIFOkI1 MEADE
Delightful 3-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod: featuring an un-
usually fine Handicapped lot
with shade trees. This home
has Ia baths, a large din.
room, pleasant liv. room
with fireplace: garage. All
plastered walls and birch
doors set this 1883 home
far ahead of its class.
Schools and shopping center
are nearby and the advan-
tages of this well-establish-
ed, high-prestige community
speak for themselves.
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OHLVI OHHoL OIIsOLE ANIL.7hf 1E111'
Spacious newly redee. home;
entrance hall, liy. rm. with firepl j,
din. rm., mod. kit, den, u bath.
screened peh. on LIST FIR; 8 bedrms
2 baths up. Garage, fenced rear
lawn with trees. INEZ CUSHARD,
Realtor, EN-. 2-4232, EN-. 2-9145.
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LANGLEY REALTY
COTJ,EGE PARK
The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA. 7-4500

@AA@-N- .
Only $1,000 down conv. on
this completely redone bum
galow; 2 baths; bsmt., sep;
din. rm., porch, big level
1O0-ft. wide shaded lot with
2-car garage; vacant for
quick possession. Priced for
immediate sale at S12,5O0.
A must see on your list.
Near both public and pa
rochial schools.
VETERAN, NO DIN. PYMT.
Or low dn. FILA; brick Cape
Cod; completely redecor. in
side and out; asking only
S15,500. Payments like rent.
Built-in garage, full bSmt.,
sen, din. rm. and huge ex.
pandible attic; near all
schools, shopping and
transp. Near new Kenil.
worth interchange for fast
access downtown.
$500 DOWN FHA
Ultra brick rambler; doll
like cond. inside and out. 8
twin bedrms., plus big bsmt.
with rec. rm. Ia baths and
other extras. Owner transf.
Must be sold. Quick pos
session, Near Balto.- Wash.
parkway.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CALL
LO. 5-286O

NOM will especially enjoy this
spacious kit, large liv. rm. and
B twin sized bedrmS-. in this
lovely rambler, nr. Wheaton Plaza,
excel. neiEhhorhood: only S14,500:
$3.50 doVn.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER-Besuti-
full: 3 bedrooms, large liV. rm.,
sep. din. nm. and large modern
kit; also full bSmt. and carport;
only S20,500. FHA, VA or con
Yentional financing.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-H.W.
KIeo TNTNTFAN TrRpArR

BOO LLNNEAN TEHRACk
8 bedrooms, den. rec. rm.. air cono.
For appointment can IN. 2-0392
7I5 EMERSON sT.-open Sat. and
sun.; Colonial row brick 8 rms.
Ia baths. 2 encl. .pehs., redee.,
aes 70 suit. NJ n. NSoRTHEsN' S5Rfsf iaa 'eFTs Rrs
ALTOR. pI. 7-SS42. JU. 5-63S7.
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NEW PICTURE BOOK
Brick rambler; 8 bedrms., 2 full
baths, table-space kit, sep. din.
rm.. liv. rm. w/firepl.. full bsmt.
PLUS carport (easily enclosed for
DEM: dead-end street; S21,950.
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BERENs, AP. 7-4646

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, imned.
occupancy; walk to elem. and ir.
high, close to NASA, NSA, MOL
and Univ. of Md: 11z-vr. .-old brk.
ranch. Din. rm.. . baths. . fire.
pls.. full finished walk-out bsmt.;
patio, fenced yard. trees. WE.
5-079l.
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DO YOU HAVE A LARGE FAMILY
GOOD JOB, NEED MORE SPACEf
Then check this 4-bedrm. brick
Colonial with all luxury features
must see to appreciate: owner
trans, must sell; $50. 800, car
arrange financing. EN-. 6-1T20.
DUVALT RD5 Fairland-Less thar
2 yrs. old, this lge. rambler con.
tains 8 lovely bedrms., 2 tiled
baths, liv. rm. with firepl., din
rm., family size kit, full bsmt.
with outside entr. 1-acre lot
Seasons best buy ct only $19,950
o. D. FIELD, INC, Ju. b-7113,
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CIeveland Park. N.

CIeVeIAnd Park, N.
dista to 8 best schools.
Brick, spaLious, semidet.; 4 bed
rms, 9 baths; garden. Earage.
Under $4,000; immed. poss. For
appt. call MR.. LAWRENCE. co.
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NEW RAMBLER

Silver Spring. contemporary brick
rambler; $21.760; A-acre wooded
lot. 8 bedrms.. 2 full baths. fu-
ture rec. rm.. bedrm. and 3rd
bath in bsnit.; walk out on grade.
SPLIT-FOYER all-brick rambler.
with 4 bedrms.; S2l, $50: imme-
diate possession. CHESTER KEEL
Err WooDMooR AGENCY, JU.
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TAKE ONE

QUICK SELLER. These brick Cape
Gods in Carroll Knobs usually sell
quickly so hurry for an appoint
ment to see this 2 bedroom expan-
dible with recreation room; dining
room; storm windows and lust q
$4,000 loan available; S16,250
price!
Evening star., 1961-09-01
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ARL.--2-bedrm. brick. fenced yard.
nr. bus and shopping, min.
Pentagon. S136. ia. 2-0526.
ARL., N.-Furn. 2 bedrms., bsmt.;
good cond. $145. THE BERENS
COMPANIES, Arl. Office, ia. =
Evening star., 1961-11-08
By JOSEPHINE LOwNIAN

AS@Ass@E anu AEApune 0Suolcabe
As you know, ct certain
times in history the baths
were very elaborate and folks
spent hours in them. Today
the bath is again being used
for relaxation and health as
well as for cleanliness.
There is no doubt that a
sudsy bath soothes jittery
nerves. Many high-powered
executives take to the bath
tub in times of stress for re-
Taxation and inspiration.
I was interested to learn
Evening star., 1961-11-08
WHY GROW OLD?
Take to q Sudsy Bath
To Soothe Nerves

that the famous opera star,
Leontyne Price, uses the bath
for soothing purposes. Ac-
cording to Miss Price, she
always tubs Just before a
performance. Her favorite
cure for the jitters is to relax
for about 40 minutes in a hot
bath. The tension which
builds up in the artist before
a performance is a grade A
turmoil. Miss Price has dis
covered that the hot tub
turns the trick.
While she prefers a hot
bath, many medical men and
psychologists advise a warm
tub. Warm or hot, the water
pulls the blood away from
the brain, takes the kinks out
of muscles while the foamy
lather is soothing to the skin.
Everyone has inner tur-
moils, and we all have our
own personal performances.
These may be guests for din
ner, making a speech at your
club, meeting your future
mother-in-law. or any num-
ber of other things.
Every woman should go
modern by setting aside at
least 80 minutes every day
for bath refreshing. A lei
surely, sit-down tub bath is
most restful, but if it isn't
practical at the moment. a
warm shower is next best.
Sit under the shower, put
your head on your arms and
let the spray massage your
back.
Water has a healing effect.
The sound of it in a brook or
on the beach and the feel Of
it on our skin is pretty hard
to beat. 1t sootheS, it relaxes.
Evening star., 1961-11-08

Five from the group: mems styles
include automatic, calendar, lax
gold dress, Woter-resistont, stoin-
less steel watches and others,
1000 to $4,000. Women's include
nurses, coIendor, AK gold dress,
automatic, lapel and bracelet
styles, 1000 to 10000. Shown:
mems stainless steel calender
watch, 5000; lax gold automatic,
10000. Women's bell wotch, as
sorted coIors, 5000; lax gold
sapphire crystal watch, 5000;
nurses sweep-second watch,
1000.
pIeose add 1917 Federal tox.
WGL-Fins JeweIy and Watches
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton PIozo, Corners
and Alexandra
, 1961-10-30
LDAlOk4AL

~
WHAT GOULD BE PALMER
THE WORLD is talking, studying, taking careful notice
Of the 22nd congress of the Communist Party taking place in
Moscow. Why? Because sifted from the countless thousands
Of words spoken there may be hidden the clue to what Russia
plans to do in the future, and how the free world may brace
itself for the constant and increasing attacks on the free sys-
tenn.
THERE IS NO question whatever but that this whole
system has as its sole objective the complete control and do
mination Of the world, beginning with the initial pronounce
ments of Karl Marx, back in 1915. Capitalism, or private own,
erShip, must be completely obliterated from the face of the
earth, and the state must own and control everything, they
claim.
AFTER OUTLINING in u hours Of speeches the
strengths and grandeur Of the Soviet Union, Premier Khrush-
chev went on to hold out the glorious dream of life which
only the Communist system could possible bring about. Food
and clothing would be abundant, rent would be free, such
a high state of economic and educational standard would be
achieved that money would not be necessary. All of this
would be possible and come true in 20 short years.
MEANWHILE, H system rolls on relentlessly, crush
ing everything in its path, accomplishing either by direct in
tervention or infltration. There was no question, there can be
no question, but the ultimate aim is complete control, and
~starry-eyed individuals in the west can no longer afford to
dismiss this whole thing as just one more political system work,
ing in one country.
LIFE MAGAZINE started a threeissue series on Com
of these series that many high schools are making it re-
first Of these series that many high schools are making it re
CURED reading. It is felt that if this nation is to survive, it
stand up to an enemy which has already announced that it
would bury the United States.
IF RUSSIA WERE content to put into effect its system
at home, that would be one thing. If it were willing and ready
for peaceful co-existence, that too, would be acceptable. But
nothing could be clearer than that the world Of Lenin are
being given painful meaning day in and day out. There are
that capitalism and communism cannot live side by side in
, 1961-10-30
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this world. This is no Joke, and the sooner the west comes to
grips with it the better, for this is, simply put, a matter Of life
or death.
Evening star., 1961-02-26

lex ADAMS problems ar
relative in this Sunday
drama on ABC's "Th
Evening star., 1961-02-26

to contend with. The drama, titled
THE Last Drink" shows how the
trigger-happy lad. played by Jack
Chaplain, spurns his famous cousins
advice, but eventually is made to
yell uncle" when Johnny finds way
to spoil his teaming arrangement with
a notorious gunman.
Evening star., 1961-02-26
c A

Rebel series. A gun-giddy teen-age
cousin, who has ambitions of becom-
ing professional gunslinger, gives
the popular Johnny Yuma a full help
ing of juvenile delinquency, old style,
Evening star., 1961-06-01
Memorial
Services
Sunday,

The Confederate Memorial
Committee of the District of
Columbia will hold its annual
memorial services at 2:30
pm. Sunday at the Confed-
crate Monument on jackson
Circle in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Representative Dale Afford
of Arkansas will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the services
at which Mrs. Fred Louis
Volland, chairman of the
committee, will preside. The
United States Air Force
Headquarters Com m a n d
Band will provide music.
1t. Col. William R. Farqu-
har, U. S. A., will present a
floral tribute in behalf Of
the President of the United
States.
Others presenting floral
tributes will include Mrs.
Robert Bachman, president
general Of the United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy; Mr..
Evening star., 1961-06-01

Of one to eight weeks, or
whether you are referring to
establishing a day camp.
Either way it is an excit-
ing experience-full of head
aches and heartaches - but
so very rewarding when you
see the smiles on the chill
drens' faces as they play in
the great outdoors.
If you yourself have had
no camping experience. per-
haps you could manage the
business end Of such a ven
ture, and let someone help
you with the camping prob
lens, such as equipment, wa
ter, nature, swimming, and
the actual setting up of the
camp.
I've had 81 years of camp
ing seven as a camper,
seven as a counselor and as
siStant director, and seven as
a director. I would like to re-
turn to camping in a year or
so, but for the past few years
I've been busy raising a brood
Of my own.
Start as soon as you can,
If you decide to open a camp,
to get things organized, as
it takes time to get a camp
in order.
Evening star., 1961-06-01
Mrs. Kennedy Answers
Questions for 40 Minutes

about Mrs. Kennedy as she
shook hands with each and
patiently answered their in
quiries for 40 minutes.
Asked how she liked her
new French hair-do. Mrs.
Kennedy said II love it."
But when someone asked how
much it had been cut, she
said it had not been cut at
all. When told that her
hairdresser, Alexandra, re-
ported he had cut an inch
off, Mrs. Kennedy said with
a smile IF he did, I didn't
know it."
Questioned about how she
managed to discipline her
children Mrs. Kennedy said,
well, they are disciplined"
And added, II hate spoiled
children"
No Dress For Caroline
She said she had not talked
to her 3-year-old daughter,
Caroline, on the telephone
since she arrived here. Asked
if she would buy a French
dress for Caroline, Mrs. Ken
nedy said mo"
Was it "forbidden?" a re-
porter persisted.
mo, it's not forbidden" she
said, a bit testify, II just don't
have time"
The hairdreSSer called the
evening hairdo he gave Mrs.
Kennedy a Gothic Madon-
ma" look, with a tambourine-
shaped wigpiece and a daz-
zling diamond high on the
back of her head. 1t caused
comment at the dinner at
the Elysee Palace last night.
Evening star., 1961-06-01
BY FRANCES LEVINE
Associated Press Writer


PARIS, June 1.-Mrs.
Jacqueline Kennedy held a
receiving-line interview with
women reporters today and
declared she was enjoying
her state visit to France ter
ribly."
Americas First Lady in
vited about so French and
American newSpaperwomen
to the United States en-
bassy Observation-Disclosures
was served-and each one of
them tried to get in a per-
sonal question. Mrs. Ken
nedy's comments ranged
from fashions to her chill
dren.
Smiling, and answering in
French and English, she said
she has admired French
President Charles de Gaulle
for years, and has read mis-
memoirs.
Won't See Fashions
Asked If she planned to see
any Paris fashions or to go
to the famous couturier
Givenchy, from whom she
ordered an evening dress
long before the present trip,
Mrs. Kennedy said:
II have more important
things to do"
Mrs. Kennedy seemed irri-
tated by some of the ques-
tions. When a reporter from
Women'S Wear Daily, a news
paper that has written much
about Mrs. Kennedy's ward
robe and about how much she
Evening star., 1961-06-01
Unsatisfactory

To Mrs. E. E. c., BeltSUille
Mrs. S. K, SilUer Spring
With regard to spraying
wall-to-wall carpeting, I
found that this method is
entirely unsatisfactory.
Although I did not use the
spray, but the solution, it
was very expensive, to begin
with, and one bottle had to
be worked into the rug with
a scrub brush, and actually
covered less than a four-foot
square.
The results were insight
ly; the color was not the one
we expected, and was
streaked. The rug took a long
Evening star., 1961-06-01
hysio-Theropy
C. o. A.. WashinQton

AS a constant reader of
this column, I feel that per-
haps some of the readers
might be able to help me
with this problem.
I would like to take a
course or do volunteer work
in physio-therapy. I have a
full-time job, but would like
to do something in this line
in my free time.
I am a qualified nurses
aide and would like to do
something in which I could
be truly needed. The hospi-
tai near me is bulging with
help, so that I am not needed
there.
Evening star., 1961-06-01
READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
Encourages Opening Summer Comp
To Mrs. E. C. G., Washington
MIS-. D. C. V. Takonla Park

First would like to apologize for taking so long
to answer your letter regarding the establishment
of a summer camp. I hope others wrote to you and
gave you plenty of encouragement
cannot tell from your letter whether you have
in mind an overnight camp usually held for periods
Evening star., 1961-06-01

Richard Wright, vice COM
mander, Robert E. Lee, Camp
No. 725, who will represent
the Sons Of the Confederate
Evening star., 1961-06-01

Veterans, and Mrs. Volland,
who will place a wreath at
the Tomb of the Unknowns,
for the committee.
Evening star., 1961-06-01
Here's How

Reoders' cIeorine House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL as q public service exchonse
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor eGnnot accept phone coils per-
toinine to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full name and
oddress. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1961-06-01

time to dry out, and the dirty
areas were worse than ever.
In other words, I would not
recommend the procedure!
Evening star., 1961-06-01

The First Lody sports q
bun in her stylish hair
do os she left the Quoi
dorsey lost night with
the President to attend
the stote dinner at
EIysee Palace. - AP
Wirephoto.
has spent for her clothes,
asked if the First Lady read
her newspaper, Mrs. Kennedy
replied: Il try not to any
more"
Wearing a navy blue silk
suit and a black velvet pill
box hat with a bow in front,
she descended a stairway
with Mrs. James Gavin, wife
of the American Ambassador
to France.
The reporters clustered
Evening star., 1961-07-06

in sympathy with what
America is doing-for that l
would cheer him."
Ambassador Gunewardene
won his special respect for
his role as one of the dele
gates sent by the United
Nations to Hungary after the
Inflated Hugarian revolt, DR..
Yang recalled.
Even though Ceylon is a
neutral country, Ambassa-
dor Gunewardene was very
outSpoken on the Commun-
lSt activity that he observed
IN Hungary. he remembered.
Thirty or more friends
were in the group last night
which gathered at the Yangs
home on Albemarle street.
The menu for the buffet sup
per featured Korean special
tiles.
Dancer HOnOred
Ballet-minded Washington
mans - about so strong -
were invited to the Danish
Embassy yesterday for a re-
ception honoring Erik Bruhn.
The famous Danish dancer
is co-starring with Maria
Tallchief this week in the
Evening star., 1961-07-06

Washington Ballet Com
pany's current engagement at
the Carter Barron Amphi-
theater.
Host at the party was DR..
Axel Serup, Counselor of the
Danish Embassy who is act
ing as Charge d'Affaires
while the Ambassador and
Countess Knuth-W -Winterfeldt
are on a holiday in Europe.
The guest list included Miss
Tallchief, as we'll as the lead
ing dancers of the Washing
ton Ballet Company, Marcia
Barrett and Robert Davis,
and the director. Mary Davis.
The party also brought to-
gether some of the trustees
Of the Washington Ballet
Guild, headed by President
William Abel, who are serv-
ing on the guilds Carter Bar
ron Committee.
The reception was one of
the events of Washington
Ballet Week" proclaimed by
Commissioner Walter To-
briner.
Luncheon
Mrs. Clarence Milton Fish
er continued a series of