davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-11-12
CAMERA ANGLES
Photo Fans Create
YuIe Greeting Cards

as before. Otherwise the Let
tering may appear on the
wrong end of the card or as
a double-exposure on the
print.
After all the cards have
had their first exposure, re-
move the paper guide and
place the picture mask in its
stead. Then center your pic
ture negative and tape it in
place. Now you're ready for
the final printing operation.
Again expose and develop one
or more prints until you have
the correct exposure time for
the photo-then go ahead
and finish the rest Of the
cards at one time.
Don't Handle Too Many
When developing the prints
1t will be best to handle as
few as possible until you can
tell at a glance just when
the picture is ready to go
from the developer to the
shortstop. Try to handle
too many prints at one time
and some may get away from
you and overdevelop.
The best way to handle
the processing is to place
several prints six or eight
at the moSt-in a stack at
the left Of your tray Of de-
veloper. Use your left hand
to pass the prints to your
right hand which should
quickly immerse the prints
in the solution.
After all are in the
developing tray you should
commence a shuffling proc
ess of removing the bottom
print and then placing it on
top of the pile until you rach
one that is perfectly de-
veloped. If all were timed
alike, as they should have
been, you will then be able
to pull them off the bottom
of the stack, one at a time,
and pass them into the tray
of shortstop. Then transfer
them quickly to the tray of
fixing solution, moving them
about to prevent sticking
together.
Wash the prints thoroughly
and then dry and flatten
them out and your Christ
mas card worries will be well
taken care Of for another
year.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Out of the Past
A Monumental Ninth

Efforts to recreate baroque
music with baroque instru-
ments have met with varied
success. Vox Records now has
a Stereo version Of Handel's
Royal Fireworks Music with
valveless horns and trumpets
of Handel'S time and with
oboes and bassoons equipped
with reeds Of the period.
The result will be fascinat-
ing to any who like to explore
beyond today's sounds. The
horns can't keep pitch as we
know 1t, but the raw bite of
the ensemble is q thrilling
sound. There also are q re-
corder and ohe concerto by
Robert Woodcock and an in
tereSting recorded discussion
Of the old instruments. The
music is by the Telemann
Society Orchestra and Band,
Richard Schulze conducting.
For two utterly charming
looks into the past we can re-
commend Cd Music for Re-
corder and Orchestra on q
Kapp Record and 90 Seven
teenth Century Motets on the
LOiSeau-Lyre liable.
The recorder playing by
Bernard Krainis is unbeliev-
ably brilliant as he plays
works Of Vivaldi and Tele-
mann with the Krainis Ba-
rogue Ensemble.
Equally stunning are the
motetS of Buxtehude, Purcell,
Schuetz and Courperin. What
makes them so is the perfect
singing of Peter Pears, the
British tenor, together with a
small but fine ensemble in
cluding the harpsichordist
and organist, George NAL
colin.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Book Provides
SeIf-Truinino
Photo Courses
EvERYBoDY's PHOTO

YBODY'S PHOTO
BY Joseph Foldes CU. S.
Camera Publishing Corp, 8
E. 40th St., New York 16,
N. Y, Paperback Edition,
$1.95; Laminated hardcover
edition. $2.950
Beginning and advanced
amateur photographers can
learn how to take and make
better pictures, usually, with
the aid Of this book with 75O
Illustrations. 1t contains SO
lessons covering fundamen-
tails, exposure. processing, en-
larging, filters, lighting,
posing, flash and portraiture.
Numerous self-assignment
picture taking exercises
stimulate the photographer to
see pictures and to take bet
ter pictures.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Moviechrome Film
introduced by Ansco

Moviechrome (R) 8 Type
A film designed for artificial
light is being introduced by
Ansco. 1t is a color film
balanced for photoflood il
Elimination. The film price
includes processing.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

A = two-gazatte piece Ill
lustrated) was issued for
cara on the Dalmatian coast,
now the Yugoslav seaport of
Titograd. The diverse shows
Venice's winged lion of st.
Mark.
The last known use of the
name gazetta for a coin was
about 1901 in the Ionian Is
lands, then briefly under
Russian domination.
B. M. DOUGLAS
Evening star., 1961-11-12
RECORD REVIEW
Nemperer Gives Us
All 9 by Beethoven

beautifully sharp attacks by
strings, a robust virility, ten
sion that mounts in great
waves, and a striking dy-
manic range. In another word:
1t is to be savored as a good,
heady red wine is savored.
Space does not allow q de-
scription Of all symphonies.
Briefly, the first two sound
far from Mozartian in KLEIN
perer's hands. They are as
Beethoven-like as the next
seven. perhaps a bit ponderous
compared with most inter-
pretations.
A Mighty Eroica
When one reaches the
Third in E fiat major
CEroica) then the MASTER
work begins throbbing and
pulsing with life, blazing with
an astral beauty not found
in another recording.
The Fourth is more in
cisive and cleanly etched
than most we have heard,
with the fourth movement
dancing for Joy. Then the
great Fifth in C minor
you'll never beat it anywhere
with the propulsion of the
first movement. the profound
elegance Of the slow move
ment. the grandeur Of the
finale. Those Philharmonic
strings never sounded so
great.
The Sixth (PastoraD has
its own beauties, although
some Of the retards seem
overdone. The Seventh is
Evening star., 1961-11-12
BY A.. ]. WEDDERBURN
Contributing Writer

Contributing Writer
Making photo greeting
cards for Christmas is an
old story for many camera
fans but many newcomers to
the field don't know Just how
to go about it. Well tell you
how to make these inexpen-
sive and highly personalized
cards-and, by the way, it's
time to get started on them.
Even though you may feel
that you don't have time, or
lack the darkroom facilities,
you can still send out your
own brand of holiday greet
ings simply by taking mega
tives of your selection to
your photo dealer who can
do the job for you.
70 get started, you will
have to pick out your mega
tive from among those on
hand or even make a special
one such as a family group
shot. Perhaps you may find
a snapshot taken of your own
home during last winters
heavy SHOWS that will be
suitable. Another type might
be made by tabletop photog-
raphy where you use tree
ornaments or tiny figures,
tree twigs for trees, artificial
snow, etc.
Special Kits Available
If you want to make your
own cards the easy way, we
suggest the use of a special
kit that can be purchased
for the purpose. These con-
tain masks for both vertical
and horizontal printing, a
paper guide, and a number
of negatives from which to
select an appropriate verse
or message.
You can make, If you
choose, an original holiday
greeting message simply by
printing or writing it on a
sheet Of paper-then copy it
with your camera, process
the film, and you have it.
We suggest contact printing
for speed and ease Of opera
ton. Do this with an or
dinary contact printer or with
a contact printing frame. The
former method is quicker.
You will make two separ-.
ate exposures on each card.
One will be the photo and
the other the message. Don't
try to make one card at a
time. Instead, print a num-
Der and then develop them
in patches. But be sure to
make at least one test print
to make sure you have the
exposure right.
For Double Job
For a double printing job
you will place the paper
guide in position either in
the printing frame or on the
contact printer. This can be
held in position with a bit
of adhesive tape. Then the
negative having the message
is placed in contact with
this, emulsion to emulsion,
and an exposure made. De-
velop this as a test and If
it comes up just right you
can proceed to give the sub
sequent cards the same ex-
poSure.
After exposing each card
be sure that it and all sub
Sequent cards you expose are
stacked in such a way that
when you are ready to make
the second exposure you will
be sure to get them in the
same position in the printer
Evening star., 1961-11-12

The Spence stamp shows
Simon Young, leader of one
OF the returning groups, with
a view Of Pitcairn: the g.
pence outline maps Of Pit
cairn and Norfolk, and the
one shilling the migrant
schooner Mary Ann.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

Dag HammarSkjOld, U. N.
secretary general killed in
an African plane crash,
is hOnOred by Tunisia on
this United Nations Day
stamp designed by Hatim
Elmekki. - Woodward g.
LOthrop. a
dressed and stamped enve-
lope.
Henry GOOdkind HOn0red
Henry M. Goodkind of New
York has been selected as the
first recipient of the Rich
ard S. Bohn Memorial Award
for service to aerophilately.
Mr.. Goodkind, who has done
much original work in the
air mail field, is editor of
Aero Philatelists News, Aero
PhilateliSts Annals, and the
Collectors Club Philatelist.
New Issues
SWEDEN Stamps mark
ing the Goth year of Nobel
Prize awards will be issued
December 9 in a set of three
which may be the first of an
annual series.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
PHILATELIc NEWS
ASDA Show Opens
In New York Friday
By BELMONT FARES
Star Stannp Editnr

By BELMONT FAIRIES
Star Stamp Editor
The National Postage
Stamp Show viii open Fri
day in New York with Wash
ington philately well repre-
sented.
The three-day show Of the
American Stamp Dealers
Association will continue
through Sunday at the list
Infantry Regiment Armory,
Park avenue and Thirty
fourth street.
Postmaster General j. Ed
ward Day is scheduled to at
tend first day ceremonies for
the Scent Gen. PerShing reg
ular stamp opening the show
at 10:30 am. Friday. Mr.. Day
also is to be the speaker at
the ASDA banquet at the
Hotel Vanderbilt Friday eve
ming.
The Stamp Advisory Com
. mittee will meet in New York
Thursday and most of the
members are expected to stay
for Fridays activities.
Post Office Department
representation will include
James F. Kelleher, special as
sistant to the Postmaster
General; Franklin r. Burns.
jr., director of the Division
Of Philately, and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Brizendine Of his office,
and Stanley Hodziewich and
Miss Virginia Wiman of the
Philatelic Exhibition Room.
In addition to the usual
million dollar display" from
the Exhibition Room, the
Post Office Department will
send to New York two types
of material never before
shown in public.
There will be 20 frames of
certified plate proofs recently
acquired from the Bureau of
= Engraving .and Printing, in
cluding Plates / and 2 for
stamps Of the 1894 series.
Also on display for the
first time will be the multi
color sheets of the jefferson
Memorial design run off ea2-
ly this year In experimental
color work on the Giori press.
The Bureau of Engraving
and Printing will set up a
small flat-hed proving press
for stamp printing, using
experimental plates in the BIZ
color Statue of Liberty de-
sign. Howard F.. Sharpless Of
the bureau will demonstrate
the engraving process.
The Smithsonian Institu-
ton win send IL frames of
selections FROM recent dona-
tions, including parts of the
outstanding Early Peru col
lection of Bernard Peyton.
George T. Turner, curator Of
the Division of Philately and
Postal History, and Francis
j. Mccall, associate curator,
will attend the show.
Because Of the short notice
given on the release of the
Scent Pershing stamp, first
day cover requests post
marked through Friday will
be serviced.
&#
Award for DenisOn
Ellery Denison of Takoma
Park took a second prize at
SEPAD 81 last week end in
Philadelphia with his re-
search exhibit of Chinese
Stamp Booklets, 1917-1959."
Vatican Notes
Francis j. WEIGH Of the
Smithsonian Institu-
tion's philatelic staff is the
new editor of Vatican
Notes." bimonthly publica-
ton Of the Vatican Philatelic
Society.
Naval Covers Data
Frank H. Strobel of 2145
Ellis avenue, New York 81,
N. Y, will provide informa-
tion on how to get naval
covers like the one for the
Constellation commissioning
illustrated above. Just send
him a large size self ad-
Evening star., 1961-11-12

pOWcT SUI yes IIlTOug0 IL, ana
what feeling from the alle-
gretto!
A Monumental Ninth
There is strength as well as
ebullience in the delightful
Eighth. And the Ninth, the
most monumental Of all, al
ways viii stand as a Klem-
perer memorial.
1t far outdoes any other
so far heard on record. The
great choral finale is stupen-
dous with the Philharmonic
Chorus soaring to mighty
heights, and soloists Christa
Ludwig, Aase Nordmo Loev-
berg, Waldemar Kmentt and
Hans Hotter singing bril-
liantly.
Not all is perfection. To
economize on space, the pro-
ducer spread out some SYM
phonies over two or three
records. A little awkward, but
can you have everything2 The
price to too high-some-
thing special for Christmas?
The symphonies have been re-
leased singly for those who
want them that way.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
A Compact Album

Neatly packaged in q cloth
bound album, the sympho-
nies are done in stereo and
mono on eight records. There
is an interesting booklet with
notes by Klemperer, his
daughter, and Ernest New
man describing the works.
How to size up Klemperer's
Beethoven in a word? Firstly,
for those bred on Toscanini-
fooled Beethoven, many
movements may at first seem
slow. But it is a slowness that
does not preclude crispness.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
BY HERMAN SCHADEN
Star Record Critic

In this bewildering world
of Three B's-bombs, bonn
bast and Beethoven - the
latter still is running a re-
markably good race.
Part Of the credit must 60
to musical giants like Otto
,Klemperer to whom all Bee
thoven is grand and noble
as one readily learns from
the monumental limited edi-
ton Angel album Of all nine
symphonies.
Whether one concurs with
all Klemperer's ideas, this
collection will live as one of
the greatest of all time. This
is due not only to KLEIN
perer's lofty concept, but to
his marvellous instrument, the
London Philharmonic, and
the magnificent quality Of
Angels sound and engineer
ing.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Naval Covers Data

Frank H. Strobel of 2145
Ellis avenue, New York 81,
N. Y, will provide informa-
tion on how to get naval
covers like the one for the
Constellation commissioning
illustrated above. Just send
him a large size self ad-
Evening star., 1961-11-12

slower than most, but what
power surges through it, and
what feeling from the alle-
gretto!
Evening star., 1961-07-01

CHEVERLY-wa;k to st. Ambrose
aud public school. 3-bedrm., all
brick Colonial with large liv. Inom.
separate din. room; full bSmt. and
side porch; level lot. Only SI5.-
FLA terms. Trades invited.
Evening star., 1961-07-01

STARTER HOME. no SIS down and
$50 per mo. pays all for this s.
bedfm. Colonial. Close to every
thing. Separate din. room. equip.
AND eo%pafe sSmnftey ohfy 1fp'sd 1885, S Sfi
price. FILA terms available A.so.
Evening star., 1961-07-01
M. T. Broyhill & Sons
IA. 4-l30i
FALLS CHURCH
ASSIIME az q @

ASSUME Az % CT
3-bedrm. brick rambler in most de-
sirable location. Beautiful fenced
lot with trees. Full bsmt. w/cozy
paneled rec. rm.; conv. to shop
ping. Walk to grade and jr. high
schools. 2 blkS. to bus, This is
sharp at S1S,200.
DON GRADY
REAL ESTATE IA. 4-O244
Member Coop Listing Service
FALLS CHURCH-BY OWNER. g
bedrm. brk. rambler, ia baths,
stainless steel kit equip; walk
out daylight bsmt. with rec. rm.,
patio and many extras. Sl7.500,
FHA appraised. TW. 3-54s6.
FALLS CHURCH nr. schOols-3-b.r r
brk. eXpan. attic; bsmt,, Dch.
gar. Sl,SO0 dn. FLA. JE. 2-65O3
FALLS CHURCH = owner, 1890
down: 4-bedrm. Cape Cod, fenced
yard: near school, St. James
parish: Sl2.99n AD. 1910 ewes
FALLS CHURCH-Sparkling white
3-bedrm. Cape Cod Ia baths,
sep. din rn., pine -paneled rec.
rm in full bsmt.: on Ice. tree
shaded lot Assume 4l2co loan.
S17, 400. JE 3-97a3.
FALLS CHURCH, twin bedrms
sep. din, rnl u baths Assume
Evening star., 1961-07-01
FRINGE GEORGES PRoPERTlEs
640Pgn

BELTSVILLE, MD.
FOREST PARK ESTATES
Beautiful new 8 and 4 bedrm. brick
split and bi-level rambler, .
baths, recreation room; S23,500.
3-bedrm. brick ramblers: Ia baths,
recreation room; S22,5O0.
DIR: Off Rte. /, turn left at Mont
gomery ave. to Garove st.
Evening star., 1961-07-01
MILLER

REAL ESTATE CO.
ia. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-07-01
BRAND-NEW

On q spacious A-acre level
lot. MOVE IN TODAY. An
tiQue brick rancher. Ter
rifle financing. 3 bedrms., 2
full baths, de luxe 1861 kit.
full basement. attractive
view from liv. rm. with
raised hearth firepl., over
sized carport, Dashboard H.
VIII, sliding doors to pri-
vate yard from master bed
rm. and dining rm. Shown
by appt. only. JE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-07-01
OPEN SUNDAY o-5

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
situated on quiet ul-de-sac. in
the heart OF this popular section.
This spacious center-hall plan
contains living rm. opening to
large screened porch, dining rm.,
powder room, and fully equipped
kitchen with breakfast space; 3
bedrms. and . baths on end.
Paneled rec. rm. with fireplace.
and powder room on lower level.
Built-in garage. Large level lot.
STOEVER- -HAWLEY co.
OIL. 6-7321 Realtors OIL. 6-1679
Evening star., 1961-07-01
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

bedrm. ramblers; GI no s down,
FHA min; doTI; S7s to $50 mo.
Evening star., 1961-07-01

VETS-Cheaper than rent are your
payments on this 3-bedrm. ram
bier. Only year old. Newly dec
grated. $3.50 down and no settle
ment charges, $50 per month in
cludes all. Near P, @. Country
Club. A real buy at $4,000. Call
til 9 pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT
Evening star., 1961-07-01

ARDMORE-S295 dn., incl. Setl,
chgs. Lovely 2-bedrm. det. bunga-
low. Country living nr. city, Ia
acres. Immed, posS. Owner will
Evening star., 1961-07-01
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Something Unusual
First time offered Greenwood
Knolls. Immaculate 4-bedrm. split
level on huge wooded lot. Air con-
other extras included. Priced in
the low 20s. This is considered
one of our best buysl
MANOVILL REALTY CORP.
LO. 4-S440
Evening star., 1961-07-01
ALEXANDRIA - 3-bedroom bricl
rambler, close in: assume loan
Must sell. Easy terms. so. s-0607
ALEXANDRIA
0$ DOWN CT!

Well try nothing down CT con.
tract on this HREE-BFDRoOM.
lh-BATH B r / C K SEMIDE-
TACHED; most convenient to
Cameron stationl FULL BASE
MENT has nicely finished REC.
ROOM WITH BAR! Comfortable
living room. Separte dining room,
eating space in kitchen. Extras
include: WALL To- WALL CAR :
pETING. storm windows and
doors: WASHER AND DRIER +:
Anchor-fenced yard. BUS AT
DOOR. First time offered; S16.-
750-FAST POSSESSION. JOR-
DAN. INC. REALTORS. Ell. g.
5000. ewes. JE. 4-7a54.
ALEX. SPECIAL. SI9,450-split-
level ot. Just redec. and floors
3-bedrm., 1la-bath home, featur-
ing rec. rm. in bsmt. and q large,
level lot. Just redec, an dfloors
refinished. Vacant. ready for you
Good terms, FHA or GI XII
a-363O. NJ. H. BARRY ORG.
Realty Admin. Ewes. KI. 9-54ss.
Evening star., 1961-07-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,
lcoNIINuEpl

ALEX, BRADDOcK HEIGHTS.
$500 Crest ST., S23.950-3-bedrm.
brk. rambler, automatic washer,
disposal. dishwasher. firepl.- fenced
yard. Call OWNER. XII. S-1623.
ALEX.-MT.VERNoN-BY OWNER
S22,9OO-3-bedrm. brick Colonial,
ga baths. rec, rm., air eond.
Avail now. $1,000 dn. so. 5-Sa0S.
81 5,500-Central air-cond. 3-b.r.,
21a-bath Colonial; wooded lot;
avail. now, S2,750 dn. SO. S-2065.
S26, ,O00-4-b.r., central air-cond.
hrk. on wooded lot: 2 bs., rec. rm.
sSS 4Ssii ak6nI nov; So 500 500 dn So. s.71O5.
split-level. din. rm.. mod. kit, rec.
nm, scr. pch., bsmt. so. 5-IO73,
S3l .l25-Split-lev., 4 .bI.. 2I9 BIS,
rec. rm. w/f.p., bsmt.. afr eond
49l9o GI terms. so. 5-S575.
Evening star., 1961-07-01

ANDREWS AREA
Suitland area. GI no money
down. Brick 4-bedrm., o
bath Cape Cod, only S16,950.
FORESTVILLE -GI no
money down. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Fireplace. bsnt..
fenced lot. A steal at
Sl6.95n.
ITLAN 2-bedrm.
brick rambler. GI no money
down or FHA. Sl3,95O.
DISTRICT HGTS. p
bedrm. brick rambler. Bsmt.,
rec rm. CT or FILA.
SEAT PLEASANT - Only
S1l,500! GI no money down.
2-bedrm. brick. Level fenced
lot, equipped kitchen. See
RE $4,000 Til q PM.
PRUDENTIAL REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1961-07-01
SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING
SPECIAL,

Just offered. built in 1887 by oc-
cupant,. leading county builder:
Large brick and stone modified
storybook yard and patio, vinyl
fir. porch, garage, many extra
features Of top quality. Priced be-
low appraised value, $1,000 dn.
will handle, subject to FHA. S24.-
$50 or conv. financing.
H. ]. REVANE, JU. 9-3326
Evening star., 1961-07-01
WOODED WONDERLAND

MOODED WONDEhLhND
When you drive into this
secluded, prestige location.
POSITIVELY CHARMING in
every respect. 35-ft. liv. din.
rm., 12x16 kit, big dble.-
size bedrm. and full bath,
2 more 13x20 mammoth
bedrms. and another full
bath: full basement with
paneled rec. rm.; huge scr.
porch; A-acre lot. Assume
attractive GI 4Iae, loan.
Extras incl. fans, air con-
ditioner, dehumidifier and q
piano. S23,950. See this to-
day. JE. $4,000. VIM. A.
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
Realtor, 701 w. Broad, Falls
Church, Va.
Evening star., 1961-07-01
ASSUME Az % CT
ANNANDALE AREA

White brick ram bier,
$27.750. 3 large bedrms.,
2 baths, formal dining room,
large kit. with eating area.
All electrical appliances in
cluding dishwasher. l,400
IT. Of living area, plus 12x
81 porch. Full basement and
garage.
Directions: Out 236 from
Annandale over circumfer-
ential highway bridge to
Chestnut Hills sign, turn
left, 4th house on right.
SALE BY BUILDER
Evening star., 1961-07-01
SPRINGFIELD

3 bedrms.; s15,-
$50: Ia baths. full bsmt., trees.
Priced below FHA value.
REALTY. LO 4-5b55
Evening star., 1961-07-01

FALLS CHURCH-3 twin bedrms
s2ao6 ;fP d. loan d psyBsn: Z, SslRs sis fispm' r.
No settlement cost 3O7 East
Westmoreland I'd. SIE. 4-6930.
Evening star., 1961-07-01
ANDREWS ARIA

ANDREWS AREA - 3 bedrooms !;
$4,000. Assume 4Iz9S GI loan
Of $1O.500; only $S1 mo. p.i.t.i.
Evening star., 1961-07-01
RIG RIG LOTS


Are what everybody desires
but are so rare to come by.
This truly magnificent SI10-
acre lot with your own pri-
vate SHERWOOD FOREST.
The home is EXTREMELY
ATTRACTIVE featurinB
unique corner firepl. in liv.
rm., plus firepl. in 27-ft.
rec. rm. Very lovely view
from dining rm.. positively
the best kit. you'll see any
where in homes priced up
to $4,000. This is only
S27.950. 3 large bedrms.,
. full baths, Dashboard h.
VIII. garage: exceptional fi-
nancing. Low cash down ac-
ceptable. Shown by appt.
JE, 10000.
Evening star., 1961-07-01
OPEN / TO 5

OPEN l TO 5
WooDAcRES. CLOG Wynnwood I'd. .
Colonial; 3 bedrms., ia baths.
liv. rm., din. rm., all-elec. kit, ga
rage: fully paneled rec. rm. " fire.
pl, screened porch, lovely shaded
level hack yd Priced mid-20s. Dir. {:
Out Mass. ave. extended, Ia mile,
turn right,
F. W. BOYLE CO.
OIL, R.6s4S FE. T-5O10
Evening star., 1961-07-01
ASSUME
ATTENTION GIs ,

ATTENTION, NASA-56-ft. brick
rambler with carport. 8 bedrms,,
: full baths. separate din. rm.:
French doors opening to 14xli
screened porch; all-electric kit.
d:shWasher. disposal. wall oven
and surface range Level, tree
shaded lot. Only yrs. old. FHA
or VA terms. Trades invited. A
real buy at $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-07-01

RIVERDAI.E-Between the Park
ways. Walk to St. Bernards, pub-
lie school. bus and shopping. I'm
maculate 3-bedrm. rambler; full
bsmt. with tiled floor and exit;
fenced lot. $3.50 down FHA. With
easn. assume 4hE loan and pay
S17 mo.
Evening star., 1961-07-01

an. SH. SPG."-De luxe split-level
features 3 bedrmS., 2 baths, huge
din. rrn., very nice rec. rm.; pretty
yard with canopied patio, fenced.
S20.95O, assume lge. GI loan.
THOMPSON co. JU. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-08-28
GRADY

Mercury-Comet-English Ford
1909 Wis. Ave, Beth. OIL. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-08-28

9Th and N. Y. Ave. NV. MA. $4,000
THUNDERBIRD '5S; 2-tone, white
and black, full power equipment.
immaculate; ready to go. Butler
bonded: S2,195. LEE D. BUTLER,
1121 21st st. NV, FE 7-3245.
THIRD so hardtop: r. and h..
auto. trans, power steering, Wv.
tires, etc. owner, low mi. !:
S2,495.
Evening star., 1961-08-28
CAVE

Come in while our selection is good.
AL cars carry AUTOMOTIVE
Evening star., 1961-08-28
4 AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE AUToMuBLEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 80 Fury convertible
black finish with white top. load,
ed, showroom ready BANNING a
SONS, $500 Baltimore blvd, UN
Evening star., 1961-08-28

NALlANTS '61s new; below dealers
II left TO choose from. Ir1ms6i-
ate delivery. Open Sunday: Cau
FRED FREDERICK. TO. 9-563O.
WILLYS Jeep Pickup: 4-Wheei
drive; 5000. Call KI. 9-732a.
WILLYS station wagoni equipped,
overdrive, car in superb condition,
low. BURROWS RAMBLER, 900
NJ ST. se Ii. 4-SS00