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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-06
French Impressionists

IISHSH IIIIpISSSIOuIStS
A climb to stark third-floor
galleries finds the celebrated
collection Of French impress
sionist paintings. The first
gallery houses q superb col
lection of PicaSsos, including
the Portrait of a Man from
his blue period. The Dove Of
Peace placard for the Second
World Peace Conference in
London is no longer on dis
play. The exhibition at the
present time includes
Renoir's Girl with a Fan and
Portrait of the Actress
Jeanne Samary. Monet'S
Lady in the Garden, Degas'
Toilet and Robins Eternal
Spring. The collection is not
always the same as the store
rooms of the gallery contain
so many that they are being
changed constantly. The
group collected by two
Russian merchants who were
friends Of the mpreSsionists
have been "nationalized by
the state" as the guide ex-
plains it. Some paintings in
the large collection have been
sent to Moscow, but at that
the collection is still among
the worlds best.
The Winter Palace itself
Is more than the visitor
believes from his reading.
The Malachite Hall, designed
by Bryullov. contains
columns, pilasterS and fire
places lined with magnificent
Ural malachite of a rich
silken tone. Eight malachite
columns and eight pilasters
are crowned with capitals of
gilded bronze. The parquet
floors are inlaid with woods
of amaranth, plane, rose
wood, mahogany, ebony, pear,
nut and beech.
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Abstract Art

Between the Rothko and
the Braque is q room devoted
to largely abstract art. AS
if to lure the reluctant visitor,
the room also contains a
savage Picasso bull-fight and
a gently dazzling Matisse
view Of sunlight on fringed
palm seen from a dark in
terror. There are also q
routine Pollock, a small
Knaths, a Soulages, some
Arthur Doves and a painting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-06

is fully of the earth, Greco's
half celestialized by trans
fixing sorrow. In keeping
with the SpaniShness of the
works, the thought struck
one visitor the other day that
the two Peters could serve as
models for Don Quixote and
Sancho Panza.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-06

seems effrontery. But here,
with three in the semi-dark-
ness, q soft chair and an ash
tray near at hand, the colors
can pulse with your pulse
and draw you in to some de-
gree Of participation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-06
Inspiration

How different at the
Phillips.
In the novels Of Edith
Wharton, the Metropolitan
Museum of Art was always
considered the ideal spot for
surreptitious meetings. Star
crossed lovers meeting there
today would find their sweet
melancholy broken a dozen
times by troops of students,
housewives, children, bust
neSSmen on lunch-hour and
by the earnest voice of the
decent, heard wherever art
is seen. The same is true OF
about every museum in the
land.
Not at the Phillips. There,
and perhaps only there,
ageing Whartonians can sit
at twilight, silently con-
templating the inspired
idiocy of fortune, even as
they contemplate the fortu-
nate inspiration Of art that
makes it all bearable.
1t would be a shame,
though, to leave all this to
ageing Whartonians, or even
to Jamesians, another crowd
who were hot on art mu-
seums. Right now, for ex-
ample, the art world in
Washington as elsewhere has
gone into its peculiar sum-
mer Information. There are
no big openings at the mu-
seums or galleries. You don't
have to keep up, because
there's nothing to keep up
with. Novelty is resting, in
the country or at the sea-
shore. Why not seize the
time, take a holiday from
the art world, and just en-
joy some first rate art?
There's no better place to do
it than the Phillips,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-06
By JOHN ROSSON
Star staff Writer

Southeastern University this
fall will become the first WASH
ington-area college to adopt a
full three semester year
meaning all Of its courses will
be offered students on a year.
round basis.
Under the Southeastern plan,
the only vacation" break in
the year would be about three
weeks prior to the opening of
each fall term. The year would
run from September through
early August, officials said.
The 82-year-old university,
which offers bachelor of science
degrees in business and public
administration. and associate
degrees in science and business
administration and in CONNER
cial and public accounting, is
located at 1876 G street NV.
in the Central YMCA. All
classes are held in the evening,
Monday through Friday. En-
rollment this year totaled 1000.
The switch to a three-Semes-
ter year was confirmed by the
president, DR.. Leroy j. Mas.
The 1961-62 terms viii run
from September Z to December
%, January 8 to April 10, and
from April 80 to August 10.
DR.. Mas said.
The plan, in addition to pro-
viding the three week summer
break in August next year,
calls for a respite Of about 10
days between the fall and
spring semesters. All courses
offered during the fall and
spring terms also will be Of
fered during the April to Au-
gust term, DR.. Mas empha-
sized.
Benefits Seen
ut is in that respect that
the new Southeastern plan Diff
ferS from the regular summer
school programs offered at
other colleges" he said.
Since Southeastern students
attend classes only in the eve
ming, officials there feel the
year-round plan will:
/. Enable night students who
are basically part-time stu
dents, to complete a regular
two-Semester, four-year COL
lege course in about four years.
At present it takes them about
six years to earn a regular
four-year college degree.
This, they point out, will be
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Palace was completed, Cath
crime ordered a special pa
vilion built next to it, and it
became known as the Small
Hermitage. Built after the
plans of Vallin de la Motto,
it was here that the first art
collections, gathered by Cath
crimes buyers from the art
centers of Europe, were
placed.
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ONE OF WORLDS FINEST
Soviets Prize Cars Great Museum of Art

in which the Silken folds Of
her dress seem to almost
respond to the touch.
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in the world, with room for
fountains, flower gardens and
small orchards, to say
nothing of a medium-sized
marble quarry, in between
the pictures and statues. But
you pay, psychologically, for
those railroad terminal pro-
portions: sooner or later the
constant visitor suffers a
moment of extreme panic
due to the illusion that he is
about to be swept along to the
train for Ramp Kill Rare.
The Kampers-So far at
least-have always turned
out to be juvenile tourists of
the gallery, but who knows
when they may turn real?
Evening star., 1961-08-20
BURNT Mills ESTS

In a neighborhood Of beautiful
homes with a gorgeous lot and
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OPEN 2 TO 7
o. D. FIELD, INC.
BURNT MILLS MANOR

Ju. 5-711S JU. 5-sO21 HA. 2-7224
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VACANT-$2O,5OO

SILVER SPRING: A real good
assumption on S17,S Property
in like new cond.; 3 bedrm
Colonial, sep. din. rm., lge. den,
finished rec. rm. Don't miss this
one, call today,
Evening star., 1961-08-20

CONN. PARK-SparklinE 3-bcdrm.
brick rambler: Ia baths, all GE
kitchen, pantry; shady, private
yard, fabulous rec. rm.; walk tn ell
3 schools: S19,750. CALL OUR
WHEATON OFFICE.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
BURNT MILLS AREA
SILVER SPRING

4-level splits bedrms., ga
baths. Cathedral ceiling liy.
rn., din. rm., large, fully
equipped kit, family rm.,
laundry and utility rm., play
and storage room. Screened
porch; patio. Many ex-
tras, carpeting, storm win
dows. 75x190 fenced and
Handicapped lot. Assume
4l2se GI mortgage; priced
in upper 2Os. Out Coles
vile I'd. (Rt. 29l past Four
Corners to Burnt Mills ave,
left to 80 Burnt Mills ave.
Open Sat. and Sun, 10 to
8 or call 622-39S5 for appt.
By OWNER.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(coNTINUEpl
BRICK CAPE Cop; featuring lre

BRICK CAPE COD; featuring lge.
liv. rm., lge. din. area, den, 2
twin-Size bedrms.. ceramic tile
bath, kit. on 1st floor; lge. bedrm..
nursery and bath on 2nd floor;
full tiled basemt. with REC RM.,
idry. room, work shop and storage
room; lovely Handicapped lot with
Towering shrubs, cherry trees.
pear tree. sweet corn and toma-
toes; walk to express bus, elem.
jr. and senior high schools, public
golf course, boys club, and park;
low down payment. JU. 5-6111.
RIPLEY COMPANY, REALTORS
Evening star., 1961-08-20
BURNT Mill, PARK

BURNT MILL PARK
Last chance to acquire q fine
home lin one of the most sue
cessful subdivisions in this area
'HILLANDALE'S FINEST"
Only 3 homes left-3 or 4 b.r.,
den, pa ba. Hotpoint kit, rec.
rm., din. rm., sub-bsmt., all brick
Dir: Out N. Hamp. ave. to Hill
andale FirehouSe, left on Crest
haven to Robroy and OPEN sign
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POTOMAC HUNT Area bedrm.

POTOMAC HUNT AREA bedrm.,
tall oak trees, 3A acres with
stream, more land available. For
NAL din. rm.. Early American
kitchen and family rm. with bar
becue. Hot water heat, bus to
public and parochial schools.
S4S,500. WI. S-915S.
POTOMAC-S9Ol Falls Rd., new
20 #. brk. rambler on over l acre.
3-bedrms., 3 baths, full daylight
bsmt., S36,500; open Sun. l til
dark, AK 9-93S7.
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BRIGGS CLANCY AREA = IL
ACRES: 8 TWIN-SIZE BEDRMS.;
custom-built Williamsburg Colo
nial; 3 baths. enormous family
rm.. kit. scr. porch, unusual ap-
pointments throughout; 1000
cash required. LET'S TRADE. LO.
5-S630. g. A. SCHLESINGER CO.
BROoKVILLE-Long low and lovely
brick rambler with walk-out base
ment.
HOT WATER HEAT
B twin-size bedrms., de lux modern
kit. 2 full baths, carport: patio
overlooking countryside. Call for
appointment to see today
". ]. NICHOLAS 20. 5-OsO0
BURNT MILLS MANOR-4-bed
split level with carport. Situated
on corner lot. Rec. rm. plus game
room. EXCELLENT CONDITION
HUGH T. PECK. Realtor, HE. A.
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OWNER TRANSFERRED - MUST
SELL THIS CHARMING 3-BED-
RM. BRICK RANCHER! walk to
Northwood High and Elementary
School. Lge. liv. rm., dining "ell''
and handy kitchen, tiled base
ment with shower; beautiful land
scaped rear yard with patio; price
Sl0,b0O.
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POTOMAC

4 4-bedrm. 1h-story brk. house in
quiet neighborhood, house in excel.
cond.; lot size 10 acres; see this
house before you buy; $4,000;
call
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
ROCKVILLE

4-bedrm., 2-bath Cape Cod for
only S15,S00.
NIFTY N THRIFTY"
Close to schools, bus and shopping
Out ,Viers Mill road to Ardennes
left to Crawford, left to 57O9.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
CARROLL KNOLLS

Close-in Silver Spring, 3-bedroom
rambler. de luxe kitchen.
PRICE REDUCED"
Full basement with beautiful rec.
rm., fireplace in liv. rm., large
corner lot. Out Georgia ave. to
Dexter, left to Haywood, left to
1921.
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Evelyn G. Kaplan & Co.
Tn 6O0Oz

Lo. 5-2027
LANGLEY PARK, HOTTEST HOME
BUY TODAY - 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial in pink of condition; de
luxe kit, sep. din. rm., full base
ment; Just S15,500. GI or FHA.
c. P. FLETCHER, 10. 5-4677.
LANGLEY PARK AREA-Colonial
style home with den, or bedrm
and bath on first floor. 3 twin
size bedrmS., upstairs. Ground
level basement. FHA terms at
S19,500 with 5000 down. HUGH
T. PECK, Realtor, HE. 4-1700.
LANGLEY PARK AREA-3-bedrm.
brick-and-frame rambler; CEN
trail air conditioning and many
other extras; FILA appraisal, $19,-
750; quick possession possible.
OWNER, HE. 9-3469.
LANGLEY PARK-OPEN Is PM
S6O5 Carroll ave. Move before
school starts in this immac. 3-bed-
rm., 2-bath brk, home. Features
a lge. equipped kit, din. ell and
pan. rec. rm. $500 dn. and as
sumo lge. loan. Tot. price only
S16,950. Call WE. 5-4606,
C. paul hickman, inc.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
TAKOMA PARK

I lAhOWA FARh
A value so convincing you will
fight for the chance to buy br.
Ia bath.
"a TRIUMPH IN BEAUTY"
Full bSmt., storm windows and
doors; back porch full of breezeS: /:
close to good transportation and
schools-selling for S17,75O.
Dir: Out Piney Branch to Phila.
ave. left to Boston and rt. to
OPEN sign.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
WHEATON

Owner says he's got to go -
Lovely 3-b.r. rambler w/full din
rm., lge. liv. rm.. full bsmt.
w/rec. rm., lot w/plenty room for
the kiddieS.
COMMUNITY POOL"
DIR: Out Viers Mill. rt. on Conn.
ave, to OPEN sign.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
WHEATON

Your children can walk to school
from this brick 3-bedroom ram
bier; sep. din. rm., rec. rm., Ia
baths, FHA approved for Sl7,75O.
Out Viers Mill road to Conn.
ave, right to 1906 and our sign.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

HILLANDALE = ANTIQUE BRICK
SPLIT.LEVEL. featuring 4 bed
rms, 8 baths. rec. rm.; screened
porch, and beautiful lot with
trees: TRADES INVITED. HUGH
T; PECK, 1886 New Hamp. ave.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

OPEN 1 TO B
BURNT MILLS MANOR. 404 Burnt
Mills ave.-3-bedrm. rambler: sep.
din. rm., 21a baths. rec. rm.. ga
rage; many extras; asking S31, =
900. List with Lisz."
L. j. LISZ CO. HE, 4-130O
Evening star., 1961-08-20

GIVE YOUR LOVED
ONES LUXURY"
3 tremendous size bedrms., 2 full
baths, sep. din. rm., kit. w/sating
space, full bsmt. w/rec. rm. mar
ket priced at S32,950.
Dir: Out Colesville rd. past
-Four Corners, bear right on
ColesVille rd.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

GI-No MONEY DowN-3-bedrm
rambler: very charming. All elec-
trio kitchen, picture window. base
ment. Most desirable neighbor-
hood. Call now. Price to sell
SlS,75O.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
PO. 2-66S4

CONN. AVE. ESTATES-Immac g.
bedrm. brk.: 2 full baths, fin.
bsmt.; $1,000 dn., assume GI.
TAMBLYN & Co. VIII. 6-3320.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
VACANT-$25,5OO

SPRINGBROoK MANOR: 3 bed.
rms. 21a-bath brick rambler
firepl. in lge. liv. rm., kit. w
brkfst. nook. huge sep. din. rm.,
carport, full bsmt. w/outside exit
Call and see this today.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
CHEVY CHASE


S24.95O. Open Sunday, IL to 6.
Beautiful brick rambler, ideal for
couple or small family. Living
dining room, 15x25, with brick
fireplace and 75-sq.-ft. picture
window. . bedrms., pine-paneled
den, complete with bookcases and
bar. 2 full tiled baths, 10x14-ft.
kitchen, fully equipped, with din
ing space. Large, bright laundry
room' garage. Gas air conditioned
windows. Beautifully Handicapped
garden with 32-ft. patio, and many
other innovations. DR.: From
East-West hwy. and Beach dr.,
north on Jones Mill I'd. to West
Coduelin terrace. First left to 5000
HWIoodbr1o0ok lane. Call OWNER.
CHEVY CHASE-Huge brick ram
bier with Aft. rec. rm. bed
rms, ga baths, scr. porch on
t-acre wooded ground. $2S,950.
NATIONAL CAPITAL REAL ES-
TATE CORP, OIL. 4-S333. Open
CLOSE IN Sill. SPG.-Newer home
for retiring couple; 2 bedrms. un-
usual paneled iv.-din. area over
looking garden, mod. kit. with
table space; u blk. to bus, store.
Appraised at S14,5OO. JU. S-303S.
CLOSE-N SILVER SPRING = .
bedrm. and den brick Colonial
on lovely tree-shaded lot close to
schools and transp., full bsmt.
with outside entr., scr. porch
Sl5,950. ROBERT H. KENT &
CO., JU. 9-S900.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
VACANT-$15,5OO

silver SPRING: 3-bedrm. brick
sida sHa frame ira norab rambler full I; bsmt;;
dp. or assume $12,40O at 4Iae6
interest with low. low dn. pay
ment.
Evening star., 1961-12-10

list that would last any housewife year:
Artichokes, 10 boxes; broccoli, is crates;
leeks, one CA little of those 60 long way');
iceberg lettuce, so crates.
salesman walked by, remarking: Bet
Iwalk so or 60 miles day, up and down, walk
in up and down. People come in, you gotta
show 'em what va got. You start at one price,
and you argue, of course, and maybe you 60
ahead and sell, and maybe you have to come
to their price"
Down the line of buildings in the Ter
minal Market is the Florence Banana Co.,
where Vincent Moreci, salesman and man.
ager, looks at punches of bananas that left
the tropics a week ago.
Bananas are available year round, but
they sell best in spring and summer We sell
to the other commission houses down here
and to some chain stores and the Government.
There are about four other jObbers who sell
fruits, and Safeway and A. & p and Giant
have their own banana rooms and do their
own purchasing. But one week Safeway hap
pened to be short, and they bought about
1000 to 5000 boxes from US. There are about
100 to 13O bananas per box.
Evening star., 1961-12-10

"These hours don't give you much time
except to work, eat and sleep, but like it.
It's different from just sitting at desk.
Nothing ever happens the same. Someone
might decide he doesn't like some bananas
and refuse to accept them and you've got to
resell 200 boxes to someone else. Or you can
expect car and it doesn't get here through
some delay and you've already pre-sold from
that shipment And there's the problem of
price 1t varies practically every week be-
cause in some seasons they're not as plen-
tiful
"And you have to dicker because if you
raise your price, the retailer has to, and some
times that's hard for him. A lot of house
wives will buy bananas at 10 cents pound,
but they won't at IS cents
Bananas? like 'em, but being around
them l very rarely eat EN- been fooling
with bananas since 1928, you know"
1t was almost am. Freight cars stood
silent on their tracks in the background as
trucks were loaded, phones were answered,
money clinked in the cashiers offices and
the workers occasionally allowed themselves
a morning yawn.
SUNDAY. THE STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-07
IMP0RT-SpoRTs

AUSTIN HEALEY $50 4-seater:
good cond., new paint; new tires
r, h., low mileage; 81 $50 or hest
infer IN 6.0RA9
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FARMS

A REAL BUY in q 1O0-acre cattle
farm is available II you act fast;
on hardtop road, nestled in noun
tains, 80 miles from D. c., 90
miles past Warrenton, Va; only
S11,00O. Call Mr.. z. A. Harris,
Huntly, Va, at ME. 5-5255 (Front
Royal. with J. z. NORMAN,
BERRYVILLE WINCHESTER :
Tastefully restored Mt. Vernon CO.
lonial brick situated on 200 acres
Of lush meadows with fresh noun
tain stream. Ideal for cattle OF
horse farm. Cow. to major high
way and airport. OIL. 4-s630.
FAIRFAX CO.-Lge. frame farm
house: 5 acres: S24,95O Mr..
COUNTRY PROPERTIES INC.
500 On, $40 MO. buys for $1,000
3iz acres, 4 rms: 81 mi. so. Of
D. G. Phi. 54S-0441, OWNER.
b00-ACRE MOUNTAIN RANCH RE-
TREAT with picturesque setting;
on U. S. Route 30 Lincoln hwy }
at Penna. turnpike, Breezewood,
Pa, 100 miles D. CD acres
cleared and tillahle. balance valu-
able stand oak timber: improved l.
story lodge; 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.,
hot-air heat. mountain spring
water; adjounS thousands Of acres
State game land, Astounding deer
and other small game, miles Of
bride paths; 3 miles valuable road
frontage for building lots; electric.
telephone, schools, churches and
shopping; taxes $500: priced S37, =
500. sat. and Sun. showing by
appt. only. Phone Bait, Nd, Mu.
5-4344: Sat. and SUM-. phone Bed
ford Pa, 623-6S25, HAROLD r..
FLETCHER CO., Bedford. Pa.
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MONEY WANTED

$4,000 LOAN required by local
electronic manufacturing company
for production Of new product.
Write Box SIZE, Star.
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

AUTO WHEELS, IL" Chevy, Ford
Plym. and Falcon. New; 81 ca.
GENERAL AUTO PARTS. 40S6
MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-5555.
RACING CAR-Fiat Hoo FIR or
sport car with Fiberglas booy
must sell. leaving country. $3.50 or
best offer. Also misc. Sprite Cros-
ley Fiat TR-3 speed equipment
ana shop manuals. AD. 2-6073.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-07
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ANNANDALE-14 acres with water
and sewer, gently rolling and
wooded; as q whole, $3.50 per
acre; terms available. MASON L
OMER l.. H1RST, Brokers, AMMAN
dale, Va, CT. $4,000.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOMESITE.
Over / acre (48.35S 50. it,. near
Congressional Country Club: $40
It. frontage (paved); only $3.50.
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MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE WANTED
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

81 ,5OO-2nd Trust Note, at $40
mo-. So int, due in yrs. on
excel. suburban Nd. property. Sub
stantial disct. for immed. sale.
ST. $4,000
$3.50 SECOND TRUST NOTE. SCI
interest. Due in years. Monthly
payments. Excellent makers, on
fine Va. property. Call MAJ. ZIPF,
(Ret), ia. 5-9393.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

HAVE CLIENTS FOR ALL TYPES
OF PROPERTY. MILTON F. RUP-
PERT, DI. 7-5015. Ell. 3-5407.
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TRAILERS
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

BUCKS WANTED
STANLEY H. HORNER
Fla. Ave. NE. at 9Th, Ii. 6-6464
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GARAGES
AVIATION

Starting TRI PAGER Club
GA. 4-5671 after $50 Pm.
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MOTORCYCLES

DIV motorcycle, l75 &C, less than
800 miles, excel. eond. OIL. 6-317S.
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$500 Pro.Am
On Tomorrow

: The Middle Atlantic pros
move from the Carling Open to
one of their bigger Pro-Ama-
teurs of the season, the $500
added East Potomac event to-
morrow. Jerry Long, the host
pro announced these pairings:
s:3s-Royce Shelton; s:46-Herb Nc
Murray; S:54-Melvin Rowe; y:1U-
Jim j, HightoweE 9:1S-Ansel SNOW;
9:26EJimmy CLARK; 9:34-Ernie Gar
Hmery: 9:5swMac Main; 10. .66H
Charles Easton: .1O:14-Clarence Do
SeT; lO:22-Walter Romans; 1920
Bill BasSler;
Dick %afts9 lClFfsak qs[fFa Fsnssy 4s?s
trsii; i:&58Btiiy Gilbert; i:5$-
George Ditfenbaugh; l:4I-Jimmy
6si 6s7Fi Tjso 49af9Tss ao51IsS RiSSss Tamst LIS LIS
G,29-John JendraSak. -
Tenth tee: s:3O-John Musser: s:3s
oSJohn Haine$; s:46-GeoTgge Juris;
Harry Griesmer; 9:26NMorgan Tiller
934-Dick Mullen; 9:42-!Dick Bus
Dick Geisinger; 1O:06-Paul Havi-
land; 10:I4-Joe Vaeth; 1O:22-Leo
steinbrecher: 1O:3O--Walter Potter.
412:45-Chuck Smith; 12:53-Frank
Hedler; l:0l-Ron Beverungen; 1903
Bill Crabbe; 1:17-Carl Rasnic;
1:25-Bob Schuh; 1:33-Billy Phil
lips; 1:41-Bob Powers; 1:49-Sam
Harvey; 1:57-Frank Highland; EOS
Prank InvernizZi: 2:13-Junior
Bfoadus: 2:21-Larry Hogan; 2:29-
John Elvood.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Ann Gray Gains
In Net Tourney

Ann Gray, seeded No. 2,
scored impressively over Grace
Bassett, 6-1, 6-1, yesterday
in the first round of the Ken
wood invitational tennis tour
nament at Kenwood Club.
Top-seeded Olga Mahaney does
not play until tomorrow.
Other first-round results
were Pat Kenehan over Helen
Ham, 60, 60; Jennifer
Jones over Shirley Steele. 3-6,
60, 6-3; Ramonde Jones
over Betty Kott, 60, 60;
Ginger Smith over Ruth Gro
gan, 6-3, 6-1; Carol Wendell
over Phronie Bauserman, 6-3,
6-1, and Charlotte Decker
over Doris Bauserman, 60,
6-1.
Singles resume and the dou-
bles start at 10 am. today.
Entries for tomorrow's mixed
doubles will be accepted
through today.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Austrian Wins
In PentathIon

MOSCOW, Aug. l9 (AP).-
Austrian Army Capt. Peter
Lichtner-Hoyer won the cross
country riding event of the
tenth world pentathlon cham
pionshipS today and broke up a
Russian bid to sweep the first
three places.
He was the last of 43 riders
to negotiate the 2Ks mile OBJ
stacle course before his flawleSs
ride in 6 minutes, SO seconds,
Russians apparently had nailed
down the first three places.
Lichtner-Hoyer piled up 1,124
points to take the lead in the
15-nation competition.
Finishing behind him were
Igor Novikov, RuSsia's three
time world pentathlon cham
pion, whose time was TIL, and
who scored LOTS points. Tied
for third were Ivan Derguyin
and Boris Pakhomov, each
timed in 7:17 for 1852 points.
Army Lieuteant Allan Jack
son of Rolling Hills, Calf, fin
iShed fifth in 7:30 for 1000
points. His teammates, Navy
1t. Robert Deck of San Diego,
and Richard Stoll of Mime
apolis, finished oath and 25th
with 1872 and 788 points.
The competitions continue
tomorrow with fencing events.
The next three days will be de-
voted to shooting, swimming
and cross country running.