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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-09-14
POSTPONED
Sheriff's Sale
OF VALUABLE
Mine Machinery and
Equipment

Under and by virtue Of a writ of
ficri facias, issued out of the Cir
cult Court for Garrett County
Maryland. at the suits Of Paul
Gable and Carl Rhodes vs.. Utility
Goals. Inc, the same being Nos.
3lS and 323 Judicials in said Court,
!. James f. FrantZ, sheriff of
Garrett County, will offer and sell
to the highest bidder at public
aucliOn.
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WANTED-Nurses Aids, day and
night work: laundry and maids.
Call DE 4-2319 or DE 1929. Adv.
26-tf
WANTED - Housekeeper for
family of five. Must be of good
character and able togfurnish ref
erences. Phone DE 4744O4 or write
German Cullers, Mt. Lake Park
ADV. 28-2t#
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Diol DE 4-47S7
After 6 P. NJ.

FOR -Five-room house in
Kempton, Md Slate roof, spring
water, piped in electricity; in good
hunting and fishing area. Good
neighbors. School bus passes a
few steps from house Located a
few miles from Blackwater Falls.
S67500 full price Inquire A. C,
MaZitis, Thomas, w. Va.-Adv 30
IF
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-09-14
SATURDAY, THE 10th DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1861

At the Hour of 10 a. M. (DSD
at the Utility Goals, Inc, mine No.
l in the Bethlehem section of Gar
rctt County. Maryland. just off the
Potomac Camp road approximately
four miles southeast of Deer Park,
Maryland, all the following items
of personal property consisting of
mining machinery and equipment
Eight hundred mine Props
C4'x5D, 1000 Ain. cinder Blocks, Is
oil Drums (50-gal cap. Is
4"x6" X15' Timbers. Jeffrey Bedtime,
No. 67021, 1440 feet of Betting, 440
Westinghouse Motor, 50 hip. model
No. ACFC, serial No 326UCC, and
gear Box: 1000 #. of long Bedtime,
Van Dorm Grinder, l hip. Motor;
Switches and control Boxes, Belt
ing on air jig, Triple, Alma house
Trailer, 18-ft.; 500 bags of rock
Dust
Simplex Jack, 5-ton cap: power
Drill, Monarch metal Lathe, loft,
with Lima Motor and gear Box;
Speed-O-Matic battery Charger.
Delta drill Press and Stand, serial
No. 89-8933; hand Cart, rolls of
120-ft. Betting, 30-in.; 1000 feet of
mine power Cable, filing Cabinet
3 Lockers, GE 25 hip. Motor, serial
No. .................., model 5k-
140CP1; Westinghouse l hip. Motor,
serial No. 9O46; roll of a4-in. cop
per Tubing, 4 Motors, 700 feet of
Betting, 500 belt Rollers and Stands.
Four drums 34-in. wire Rope
(some new; 2 rolls of Plastic s it.
long; 1000 gal fuel Tank, 1000 gal.
fuel Tank, airplane type mine Fan,
Aft, with Motor; miscellaneous
electrical Cable and equipment
Sc pieces 21-ft Lin. Pipe, Fairlane
Home, Aft, with beds, stove and
refrigerator; Desk, 2 mine Cars,
mine Buggy, Shaker, Jeffrey Con-
veyor, Hoist mine Motor, Wenman
mine Pump, cutting Machine and
Truck, gear Reducer, Barber-Green
Conveyor, Simplicity Vibrator, In
ternational dump Truck, lot Junk
8 GE Transformers, No. 2726905,
cap. 40 KVA, No. 2726904, cap. 40
KVA, No. 2226902, cap. 40 KVA;
GE Generator, shop Building (alu-
minuml, coal Cars, 35-ft section
steel Conveyor, loft. section steel
Conveyor, approximately 400 tons
coal stored. 1000 fl. of lin. Pipe
with Couplings.
Said items of machinery and
equipment are located at the site
of Utility Goals, Inc, mine No. l,
all equipment is erected and in
operating condition and suitable
for immediate operation as a COM
plete unit. Interested persons may
obtain further information by con-
tacting any of the undersigned.
Said items of personal property
will first be offered as complete
unit and if sufficient bid is OBJ
tanned to pay all liens of record,
will be knocked down and sold to
the highest bidder. If such bid is
not obtained, each item shall be
offered individually.
TERMS OF SALE = One-third
cash on day of sale, balance on
ratification; the undersigned re-
serve the right to reject any or all
bids.
Jack r. Turney
Fred A. Thayer
Stephen r. Pagenhardt
ADV. 26-4t
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FOR SALE-Lots overlooking
Swallow Falls section, beautiful
view Loren Wotring, r l. Oakland,
phone DE 4-3O30-Adv. 24-tf.
FOR SALE - SiX-room, 2-story
house with bath, gas heat one extra
lot in Loeb Lynn. Possession Sep
tembcr l. Phone DE 4-2779 for APP
pointmcnt. ADV 24-tf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-09-14

FOR SALE-Modern stucco s.
bedroom home, near high school.
Ceramic tile bath, large living
room, kitchen, dinette, p bath off
utility room. Wall to wall carpet
ing. Car-port, oil heat, fully insu-
lated, excellent water. Price reason
able For appointment call DE a
2161 or 1882. ADV. lift
FOR SALE-Meshack Brown
ing's famous book, "Forty-four
Years of the Life of a Hunter"
Locale, Garrett County, Maryland,
from 1881 to 1859. Fascinating
stories of hunting and pioneer
life Five dollars postpaid. R. Get
ty Browning, Publisher, 1912 Har-
vey St. Raleigh. N. c.. ADV. 22-tf
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FOR S ALE

FOR SALE - 14-ft Chris-Craft
cupboard boat with practically new
Is hip. Johnson motor Phone DE A.
3148 after 6 p. m. ADV 20-tf
FOR SALE-Registered Suffolk
ram Want IL to IS stock COWS,
also stock ewes and lambs. Call
GIL 3-2141 after 5. ADV 28-G
FOR SALE-One acre ground,
Groom house, small stable. OPP
posite fruit market, route 49, Sam
Yoder, Grantsville. ADV. 28-tf
FOR SALE-Maple desk. like
new: used Frigidaire refrigerator
and Marlboro gas stove. in good
condition Call DE 4-2704. ADV
27-tf
FOR SALE - New 3-bedroom
house, full basementa salices Ioca-
ton, in Oak Park settlement. For
information call DE 4-3109 ADV.
29-tf
FOR SALE-25l2 acres, house.
barn, small store building, other
outbuildingS on L. S. Route 50.
Modern convcniences, ideal motel
site Contact after o'clock at
Four Oaks ADV. 27-3t#
FOR SALE-Piano with mando-
lin attachment, 5-pc. antique liv-
ing room suite. May be seen at
Helbigs Market. Mt. Lake Park
or phone DE 4-4773. ADV 27-tf
FOR SALE - Four-room house,
1890 feet, known as the Thomas
Davies home on Spring Glade
road. IL miles off Route 219.
Thomas H. Davies, Deer Park. -
H. 90 O+a
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Classified Advertising
MISCELLANEOUS

DOZER WORK WANTED-Call
De 4-fOGj after 6 p. m. ADV 2l-tf
STOCK CLOSEOUT on all VOL
VERNE Shoes, 20fo discount Brown
ing's Hardware. ADV Lift
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-09-14

FOR SALE - 4-bedroom house
on ID street Mt Lake Park. on ! u
lots. Contact Carl H. Evcrly, NO
phone calls ADV. 29-3t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-09-14

WARDS RESTAURANT will be
open now. only for lunch and din
ner, II a. m. to 8 p. m. ADV 26-tf
WE THREAD PIPE, day or
night. Bring it to Browning's, Inc,
Third St. Oakland, Md. ADV. 12-
If
BABY SITTING in my home,
except Wcck-ends. Can give charac-
ter references. Call DE 1885. -
Adv 2l-tf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-09-14

FOR SALE-Double duty 12-ft.
meat case. good condition, $4,000;
motor, $4,000. Apply BroWning's,
Inc, open day and night. ADV.
25-f
FOR SALE i Clothes dryers,
$4,000 to $4,000. with aluminium
vent hood and complete installa-
ton. Dewitt and DeBerry. ADV.
Aft
FOR SALE-1948 Studebaker IL
ton truck. 2-speed rear, new paint,
good bed S295.00. Gibson's Auto
Parts, phone DE 4-3429, Loeb Lynn.
ADV. 26-tf
FOR SALE-McCormick grain
binder, Scan milk cooler, loyal
lon milk cans, 15-gal hot water
heater. Call DE 4-4065 after 6 p. m.
ADV 21-tf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-09-14
POSTPONED
Receivers Sale
OF VALUABLE
Mine Machinery and
Equipment

Under and by virtue of an Order
of Court dated July 10, 1861, the
same having been passed in Rob-
crt Tasker. ct al VS. Utility Goals,
Inc. No SOFT Equity in the Circuit
Court for Garrett County, Mary
land, the undersigned receivers
will offer for sale, at public auc-
ton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-09-14

FOR SALE-One 5-yr'-old Palo-
mino stallion with hand fooled
roping saddle: also gentle 3-yr.-
old. 39-in chestnut pony stallion
with white name and tail New
black studded saddle with bride
and martingalc to match Call DE
4-3052. ADV. 29-tf
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RERT NOTICE.

| will not be responsible for
debts contracted by any person
ether than myself.
Robert E. Kittle
SOB Horror Ave.
Clarksburg, W. Va.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Four-rOom apart
ment in Loeb Lynn. Private bath
and entrance. Dial DE 4-2377. -
Adv. 26-tf
FOR RENT-Three-r unfur-
nished apartment, modern, heat
and water. Apply Western Union
% Second St. ADV 21-f
FOR RENT - Five-room house
with bath, gas furnace Located on
Cozy Row, Mt. Lake Park. Phone
DE 4-2457 after p. m. ADV. 81
If
FOR RENT - Four-room unfur-
nished apartment, private bath and
entrance, on route PIG, A miles
south of Oakland Call DE 4-2746.
ADV. 16-tf
FOR RENT - Lovely Broom
apartment and bath, near South
ern High school, on Mt. Lake Rd.
Utilities furnished. $500 month.
Phone DE 4-2312. ADV. 27-3t*
FOR RENT - Four-room. LIST
floor furnished apartment private
both. Adults. One End floor apart
ment. rooms furnished. Phone
DE Abb or DE 4-3426. ADV. 30
81
FOR RENT - Five-roOm brick
house. full basement; also 5-room
frame house, full basement, on
High St, extended, Oakland. Phone
DE 4-4615. c. c. Mason, Mt. Lake
Park. ADV 25-tf
FOR RENT-One four-room fur
nished apartment, duplex style.
Private entrance and bath. Lo-
Gated on D Street, Mt Lake Park.
For information call Raymond r.
WEIGH, DE 4-2766-Adv 29-tf.
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WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE
If you would enjoy working 3 or a
hours day calling regularly each
month on group of Studio Girl
Cosmetic clients on a route to be
established in and around Oak
land and are willing to make light
deliveries, etc, write to Studio
Girl Cosmetics, Dept. SW-19, Glen
dale. Calf. Route will pay up to
$500 per hour. ADV 29-2t
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WANTED 49,.

COOK WANTED-Apply in per-
son only at Wards Restaurant. -
Adv. 26-tf
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Jack r. Turney
Fred A. Thayer
Stephen r. Pagenhardt
ADV. 26-4t

Other Legal Notices
will be found on page twelve.
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Adv. 29-3t*
Evening star., 1961-05-21

ALLIGOOD SELECTIONS
Evening star., 1961-05-21
OPEN TO
$500 BRANCH AVE. Sc.

Beautiful brick home on large cor
ner lot. 3 lge. bedrms. huge liv.
rm., din rm., breakfast rm..
screened porch, 3 baths: entire
fsL esmt: .,tnI 6eautiiully iinished: IDEAL @
Cox. 10. 8-S347.
Moore g. Moore, Realtors
RE. 6-sO6O RE. $4,000
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT-3-bed-
rms. din. rm., liv. rm., kit. z
baths. laundry rm. Call WO. g.
Evening star., 1961-05-21

Don't Sell Those Horses
Come out and look at this b-acre
estate with modern 3-bedrm. home
and guest house. Magnificent trees
and blooming shrubs, on rolling
Colesville I'd. to Springbrook drive
and left to home,
Evening star., 1961-05-21
TOMMER REALTY
/ BEDROOM
BG0pgn

NO. o, 9TH st. n.e.-open today,
2 til 8. You can see one OF Cap
ttol Hills outstanding restorationS
Add the adjectives when you see
It. CONGRESSIONAL REALTY,
1nez Jones, Broker, Ii. 6-59S5.
Evening star., 1961-05-21
REST RITYS
BEST BUYS
mMQpGn
/ til 6
/ til 8
Sligo Park Area

Classic brick Colonial, in excellent
eIO:s-i9 clos A. nsiSh6SS.hood' IaSS.h lEe. bed bed
RM.. table SPACE SPACE in ;i kit. re; rec, nm, 4m
Only S19,95O. with LOW On, pymt,
Owner says make an offer. Frank
lin ave. to Caroline, left to home.
Evening star., 1961-05-21
BEAUTIFUL. EVER-POPULAR
Manor Country Club

BEAUTIFUL. EvER-PoPULAR
Manor Country Club
NEW LISTING
II your wife likes williamsburg.
she'll LOVE the quaintneSs and
charm of this spacious Early Amer
lean home. 4 bedrms., 8 baths Q
firepls., screened porch. Nestles
on "a acre Of wooded beauty. Cen
trally air cond. Mod. kit. and
family rm. Full club PRIVILEGES
t27-hole golf course, s tennis
courts, plus swimming pool 10
purchaser. Upper 30S.
Try to Beat This One
3 bedrms. and den (master bedrn.
suite),, 2 full baths, powder rm.
plus u bath. rec. rm., mod. kit,
liv rm. t25xl3hl. patio and sun
deck: gear gar, screened porch /:
trees to. spare. Close to play area
Ful club membership. Low. LOW
30s. Georgia ave. extended to
Manor Country Club entrance and
follow arrows to these homes.
Evening star., 1961-05-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CAPITOL HILL-Restored, excellent
location. s. bedrm; Ideal for. en-
tertalnment. Sacrifice. owner leav-
ing. Low 30s. Ii. 3-S226
Evening star., 1961-05-21
HILLCREST
A JORDAN FE. 3-59S2
JOSEPH FILIPPO

REALTY CO. OFFERS
3Sth st. nr, Carpenter.
Open, 2-5 pm. Det. brk. center
hall, 8 lge. rms, 3 bedrms,, 3
baths 2nd f.; 1st II. powder rm.,
paneled rec. nm, garage. Out Pa
ave, left on Texas ave, right on
Carpenter to 3Sth st.
HILLCREST, 320S Gainesville st.
Det. Brick, 2 rms, 21I baths. full
nsmt: PSI! large 2-car garagei level
VILLAGE. 42e2 Southern
ave.-Vacant. open. P-5 pm. d
!rsS rms: All brick; fuii 6smt.; THA;
NEAR EAR ISL 18th AND PA. AvE.-s-rm.
brk.; ? baths. 1 on lst r.. garage:
gas h:-w.h.; S11,5OO, 81 900 down.
- semidet. brick: 8
rms, . lge. bedrms,, tiled bath,
ST. r., FRANCIS r aOopi PASisaWSSstom 40 eSS6
with 2 bedTns,. 2 baths, ist H.;
fun bsmt.. built-in garage.
CAPITOL HILL. nr. Third and Z
Sstpti SSapmoi -3-story and esmt.. q
ST. FRANCIS PARISH. 26th and
Naylor I'd. = Bungalow; s rms,
tile bath. attic space. full bSmt.
H1LLcREsT-Det. spiit-levei Span.
iSh bungalow with 3 bedrmS.: gas
h. NV L6hG b; W/adj. Soft. lot, Vacant.
AND PA. AvE-Brand-
new brk. rambler; 8 rms, 8 bed
rms. ga baths, full bsmt. wirec.
Fl. DAVIS ST, Mr.. PA. AVE. -
ssmidet. brick, like new; g rms
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, knotty-pins
rec. rm., gas h.-w.h.: fenced lot
$l4,5O0. F'HA, $3.50 dn.
OTHER GOOD L1STINGS
I0SEPH FIIIppO
Evening star., 1961-05-24
Administrative
Par|ey SET

A new Administrative Con-
ference Of the United States
was set In motion formally
yesterday as the Kennedy ad-
ministration moved to increase
the efficiency Of Federal reg
ulatory agencies.
Judge e. Barrett Prettyman
said that an I1-member council
set up by President Kennedy
IN an executive order Of April 13
finished two days Of sessions
yesterday, with agreement that
an 85-member Administrative
Conference would hold its first
meeting here on June 81.
Judge Prettyman last year
was appointed by former Presi-
dent Eisenhower to explore the
possibilities Of setting UP such
q conference. Following the
election Of President Kennedy,
James M. Lands, former Har-
ward Law School dean, overseer
Of regulatory agencies for the
White House in the new admin
iStration, indorSed the confer
ence idea.
Judge Prettyman said the
conference will meet twice a
year. adding that it is his hope
that 1t will come up with formal
proposals for both legislative
and administrative moves to
speed up regulatory processes
by the agencies involved.
The conference will include
representatives from the Gov
ernment agencies. from facul-
ties Of law schools and schools
OF government, from state reg
ulatory commissions and will
also include 81 practicing at
torneys. Both houses Of Con-
gress will be asked to send rep
resentatives to conference
meetings. with the privilege to
speak but without q vote.
All sessions Of the conference
will be held in public, Judge
Prettyman said.
The fields In which the con-
ference will operate will include
efforts to improve the quality
Of agency personnel, working at
q new code Of ethics for such
personnel: promotion Of an in
crease in efficiency and speed
IN handling Of regulatory mat
ters: preparation Of uniform
statistics reports; development
Of an information and educa-
ton program.
Evening star., 1961-05-24
Kennedy to Meet
With Ben-Gurion
py the AssocIated Prena

President Kennedy will meet
with Prime Minister David
Ben -Gurion Of Israel next
Tuesday In New York.
The get-together viii take
place in the Presidents suite
st q hotel which has not yet
been designated. Mr.. Kennedy
will be In New York to address
q banquet that night Of the
Eleanor Roosevelt Cancer Foun.
dation.
He leaves the next day on
his trip to Europe to see Presi.
dent de Gaulle Of France, Soviet
Premier Khrushchev and Brit
ish Prime Minister Macmillan.
Evening star., 1961-05-24

illnesses while he was in thG
White House, Mr.. Adams says
There never was q move or
the part Of any OF US to 'seizC
power or TO take an unwar.
ranted action that Eisenhower
would have diSapproved. We
made sure that normal activi.
ties of the Government went on
as usual 49,"
Letter In File
Mr.. Adams writes that after
Mr.. Eisenhower's heart attack
in 1855. the President "placed
in his file q letter to the Vice
President covering an under
standing between them Of the
procedure that would be fol.
lowed in the event Of a presi-
Dental disability"
Mr.. Adams said he never saw
the agreement, but added that
the President told him about
it.
1t provided, Mr.. Adams writes
that IF the President became
disabled, he would inform the
Vice President who would ther
serve as acting president until
the period Of disability ended"
Noting that this was "only
q personal understanding" Mr..
Adams says that Mr.. Eisen-
hover and Mr.. Brownell
tried to initiate Q constitu.
tional amendment that would
establish the validity Of the
office Of acting president II
one were needed In future
years.
Opposed by Rayburn
He adds that after Mr.. Eisen.
hower's ileitiS operation in
June. 1856. the President tried
TO stir up some action in Con-
greSS on Q constitutional
amendment"
The President got nowhere, /"
Mr.. Adams continues. Sam
Rayburn Democratic Speaker
Of the House) said the public
would suspect that the amend.
ment was q move by Mr.. Eisen-
hover to turn the reinS Of
government over to somebody
else"
Mr.. Adams says Mr.. Eisen.
hover made another attempt
after his 1857 illness-cerebral
occluSion-but 'Rayburn was
still against It."
Evening star., 1961-05-24

George Humphrey and preSi-
Dental aide Wilton Persons.
Mr.. Adams, who served as
Mr.. Eisenhower's assistant from
1852 to 1858. makes this dis
closure in an installment of
his memoirs appearing in Life
magazine.
Writing Of the days following
the first Of three Eisenhower
Evening star., 1961-05-24
Committee Ran U. S.,
Sherman Adams Saws

NEW YORK May ~ A(P).-An unofficial committee of
six the Government during the months following Pres-
dent ESenhowers heart attack in 1885, says Sherman Adams
The standin group, said Mr. Adams consisted himself
Vice President Richard NJ Nixon Secretary Of Foster
Dulles Attorney General Herbert Browne Treasury Secretary
Evening star., 1961-05-24

PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION welcomes to Washing.
ton the three rstplace winners Of the Fifth National Thrift Essay
visitors in the Nations Capital May 22 They will be honored
and awards presented them Senator Everett Dsen the First
National Thrift Congress dinner Hotel Sae tonight Tomor.
morning may and hear the the Ranger Hal
Nv Show Channe g. Above from their winning
Evening star., 1961-05-24
Three Themes on Thrift

From the day we are born, through each that we
live we all require money; and saving can give in
dependence and freedom, we grow to maturity
Well supply needs through financial security"
sHERILYN cHAsE-Ass 10,
Falls School, NoraUich, Connecticut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
NEWS OF MUSIC
Budopesters Finally
Touch Solid Ground

precisely the sort of contrast
out of which the Budapest
Quartet generally brings a full
measure of drama. But last
night, the listener had to I'M
dertake the task himself.
Benjamin Lees, whose first
quartet followed the Schumann
is a young American born in
1924. There is a conservative
style abroad mockingly called
Rochester Gothic. The style OF
Mr.. Lees quartet is Rochester
Romanesque.
The first and last of the
three movements struck me as
utterly undistinguished, but
the middle movement had a
measure of eloquence that in
dicates a truly gifted composer.
1t would be interesting to hear
some of Mr.. Lees more recent
work.
With the concluding Brahms
quartet, the BudapeSterS were
back on familiar territory. And
they were thoroughly at home.
We heard a typical Budapest
performance, strong, loud, emo
tional. The style of the music
and the style of the playing
were perfectly matched. and
the quartet'S uncanny gift for
laying bare the structure of a
piece more than compensated
for the few moments of I'M
eouth playing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
Latin Tax PurIey Eyed
For Boost to Alliance

United States tax experts are
counting on a BuenoS Aire:
conference next week to give
Latin Americas Alliance fol
Progress a big boost.
In an eight-day conference
on tax administration starting
next Wednesday. Latin Amer
lean officials will seek advice
and exchange views on evasion
delinquency. red tape and other
problems that plague tax COL
lectors.
II Latin governments patch
up their tax collection systems
experts believe, they can great
ly increase Self-help in their
drive for economic and social
development.
Tax reform is a key element
of the Alliance for Progress,
the ambitious development
plan proposed by President
Kennedy and launched last
summer at a conference in
Punta del Este. Uruguay.
Mr.. Kennedy emphasized
that the Latin nations will have
to help themselves to qualify
for aid from the United States,
Members of the Alliance agreed
in principle that they must i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

Now we are certain that the
fall concert season really has
begun. The Budapest Quartet
was back at the Library OF
Congress last night.
During the series of Whittall
Foundation concerts, the men,
bers of the quartet play Stradi-
Vari instruments presented to
the Library by Mrs. Whittall,
During the summer the in
struments lie fallow, and of
course they feel somewhat diff
ferent from those the players
generally use.
These two factors may we'll
have contributed to the ragged
and uncertain performance ac-
corded the opening Schumann
quartet. Everything seemed a
bit tentative.
In the first movement, Schu-
mann makes a good deal of the
contrast between lyric material
and a strong, almost Baroque-
like fragment used in contra
puntal combination. This is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

prove their tax systems to
mobilize resources for self
help, and to spread the fruits
of development. 49,.
Studies of basic tax reform
soon will be launched, and q
conference on reform is
planned for next year. These
studies and the 1852 conference
will get into such issues as
shifting tax burdens from low
income groups to the wealthy.
But, first, the Alliance mem
bers will concentrate on i'm
proving the effectiveness of
their existing tax systems. BY
tightening tax administration,
they hope to prepare the way
for basic reform later.
Next weeks conference will
be sponsored by the United
Nations Economic Commission
for Latin America and the Or
ganization of American States,
in cooperation with Harvard
Law School and with partici-
patton by the Inter-American
Development Bank.
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puzzled. This was a long
time ago." I went on in sim
pie English. so she would I'M
derStand me. More than
1000 years ago. Do you un-
derstand me?"
Yes" she said, but I have
never heard of Greece"
Have you heard of Eurip-
ides, or Sophocles, or Aristo-
tle?" 1 asked this college stu
dent in bewilderment. She
just stared at me and replied.
II do not know these people"
Did you study history in
high SCHOOL," I asked.
"Of course she replied.
THE history of Russia, the
history of the Soviet Union,
the history of communism,
and the history of the world"
I read some Of their politi-
cal books and magazines in
English published by the
government. They gave one
picture of the Soviet Union
everything good; and one
picture of the United States
- everything bad. For in
stance, in a North Korean