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Evening star., 1961-10-09
PARIS

Those who watched the
performance Of Egypt's Ga
NAL Abdcl Nasser at the re-
cent conference of neutral
ist nations in Belgrade came
away with the impression
that he had grown both in
stature and ambition since
the days of Suez.
The one-time enfant ter
rible of the Arab world ap-
peared on this occasion in
a new role Of mature world
leader. What he had to say
reflected the wide-ranging
interests that went far. be-
yond the parochialism Of
most neutralists.
Along with India's Nehru
and YugoSlavia's Tito, be
was clearly a star of the
show. And in the course of
the conference disputes he
tended to line up on the
moderate and relatively pro-
Western side. -
1t was this reputation and
this new-found stature that
has been most at stake in
the current Syrian revolu-
tion. The apparently sue
cessful break-away of Syria
from the United Arab Re-
public raised an immediate
threat to Mr.. Nasser's posi-
ton of leadership within
Egypt and the Arab world.
But his reaction also threat
ened in a very real way his
ambitions as leader and ma
jor spokesman of the uncom-
mitted world.
It was this as much as
any acceptance of the politi-
cal and military facts of the
situation that has led to
successive changes in Mr..
NaSser's line in the course
of the Syrian crisis.
Has Change of Heart
After first vowing to
crush the revolt of the
Syrian army by force, he sud-
denly called off a large
scale military operation on
the ground of his unwilling
ness to precipitate a frati-
cidal inter-Arab war. Next,
after violently denouncing
the revolutionary Syrian re-
gime Of Premier Mamoun
K a zb ari and threatening
stern retaliation against any
government that recognized
it. he has withdrawn his OBJ
jectionS to Syrian member"
ship both in the United Ma
tionS and the Arab League.
AS if to explain his de-
cision, Mr.. Nasser saw to it
that the full text of his latest
speech was sent Immediately
to both Marshal Tito and
Premier Nehru. And the al
most universal reaction of
relief and gratitude in the
capitals around the world
teStifies to the shrewdness of
the latest tactical switch.
Even in France, where he is
regarded as anything but a
hero, Mr.. Nasser is being
praised today as a man of
wisdom and dignity capable
OF putting the interests of
the world community ahead
of his own.
This is the natural reaction
OF people who have been sud-
denly and Unexpectedly let
off an exceedingly uncom-
Portable hook. Within the
Arab world. conflicting re-
actions to the Syrian revolt
threatened to destroy the
Evening star., 1961-10-09
Voices of America

David Lawrence's article,
TOO Many Policy Spokes-
men," was very appropriate.
Others besides Mr.. Lawrence
wonder at the remarks made
by our Senators when they
travel abroad and try to ap-
pear so wise and important.
It must indeed be very diff
cult for President Kennedy
when their views are in op-
position to what he has
stated.
Evening star., 1961-10-09

rebuilding Of RosSlyn is to be done by
an urban renewal agency or by private
enterprise alone.
Evening star., 1961-10-09
THE WORLD
Nosser Seems a Mature Leader
By CROSBY S. NOYE
Foreign Correspondent Of The Stor

myth OF ARAB unity once and
for all. The rest of the world,
while by no means diSmayed
by the turn Of events in
Syria, had no wish to risk
Egyptian reprisalS at Suez
over the question Of recogni-
tion or forcing Mr.. Nasser
into the arms of the Com
munist bloc. From almost
every viewpoint, the latest
statement Of the Egyptian
president came as an answer
to a fervent prayer.
Dictatorship Continues
Most significantly, the one
place where this reaction is
conspicuouSly lacking is in
Syria itself. Damascus has
responded to Mr.. Nasser's ap-
parent magnanimity with
hostility and suspicion. So
far as Mr.. Kuzbari is con-
cerned. Egypt's president is
still a dictator who has by no
means renounced his ambi-
tions over Syria or his hope
OF revenge. Quite clearly Mr..
Kuzbari sees the new Egyp-
tian line as q ruse which
promises nothing good to his
shaky new regime.
In part, perhaps, this re-
action can be explained by
the dynamics of a revolution
t n a t drew its inspiration
largely from widespread re-
sentiment of Mr.. Nasser him
self. In part it may be caused
by the continuing violence of
radio attacks beamed toward
Syria by "the voice of the
Arabs" which Mr.. Nasser
controls. Besides this, how
ever. Mr.. Kuzbari most GER
tainly knows that in the long
run Mr.. Nasser's soft line
may be far more effective
and dangerous than open
military and diplomatic at
tack.
The Egyptian president
evidently Is working on the
theory that If Mr.. Kuzbari is
given enough rope he will
eventually hang himself. The
much = advertised unity be-
hind the Syrian revolt is, in
the opinion of those who
have followed the tangled
history Of Syrian politics,
much more apparent than
real. The French better than
most know Syria as a land
Of chronic instability so vio-
lent as to make it practically
ungovernable.
Still Has Dream
Today a large number Of
conflicting interests have
Joined forces behind what is
essentially a right wing coup
d'etat. But Mr.. Nasser has
every reason to expect re-
action in the near future
which he can turn to his own
profit.
Nothing he has said so far
suggests that he has given up
his dream Of Arab unity or
his ambition to be its pri-
mary pole of attraction. His
demands for Syrian elections
and for an Arab League COM
mission to look into condi-
tions inside the country indi-
Gates that he has not re-
nounced. either, his right to
interfere in internal Syrian
affairs.
For Egypt's Nasser, the
Syrian story is by no means
en- d e d. And he obviously
hopes the next phase may
turn out to be a happier one
for him.
Evening star., 1961-04-21

dint of considerable engi-
neering skill. Then all of the
junk caved in.
The Rhum's house has a
fireplace, which Reck enjoys
greatly, but they haven't
been able to use it because
they can't get past the Junk
to the wood stacked at the
back of the garage.
Needless to say. their full
sized sedan spent the winter
in the driveway exposed to
all of the snow.
One of the few survivors
in the basement was Reck'S
Photographic enlarger, but
he has given up this hobby.
The record player is perched
on the easel of the enlarger
making it impossible to use
it for Photographic paper.
When last this writer vis-
tied the Rhum home, Mrs.
Rhum was happily sewing in
her rec room, for which it
is well equipped, and watch
ing Johns Other Wife" on
the television at the same
time.
Reck hates televiSion and
had been forced to abandon
the happy land of theoretical
physics for unpleasant real
ity. He was standing in the
garage door, chewing reflec-
Evening star., 1961-04-21
By WOODS HANSEN
Stor Stoff Writer

Sooner or later, every care
full reader of the popular
housing press will come
across q seductive phrase
that goes:
ANY hom eowner who
really tries can find unused
space in his home tC fix up
rs a spare bedroom, den,
guest room or rec room.
This siren song, 90 times
out of 100, is born in the
fertile, clever brain of some
bachelor public relations
man who lives in a hotel and
is. at the time of delivery. in
the employ of a building
materials manufacturer ca
tering to the do-it-yourset
trade.
At the risk Of offending a
necessary and worthy part OF
American industry. let me
warn you. If you are married
and live in a house, to be-
ware of these phrases and
consider carefully before let
ting them spur you to action.
Take the case of that bril-
liant suburbanite. Recksford
Rhum. You may have heard
of him as the promulgator
of Recksford'S Law of Hous-
ing Displacement: 'Noncom-
pressible junk that doesn't
20 out, goes somewhere in"
Late last fall, Mrs. Reck
Gas his friends call HIM
Rhum came across one Of
those phrases in one Of the
magazines that Supermar-
kets used to give away to
women to peruse while wait
ing at the checkout counter,
and later found they could
sell to women to peruse while
waiting at the check kout
counter.
Mrs. Rhum fell hard for
false logic, and being an
efficient and energetic lady,
she started taking inventory
of the space in her house.
Her enthusiastic eye lit on
the Rhum's partial basement,
which, with a built-in garage,
makes up the understory Of
their home.
Mrs. Rhum, like most Of
her sex, has the point Of
view of the old New England
lady, who had her attic COM
pIetely stuffed with used
peanut butter jars she had
never thrown away because
you never know when they
might come in handy"
So virtually nothing in the
garage was allowed to go
anywhere else.
No appeal Of Reck's to the
virtue of supporting the
Goodwill Industries or any
other worthy cause availed.
When the owner of the
Volks returned, he was able
to extract his car only by
Evening star., 1961-04-21
Recksfords Law of Home Displacement

So, homeowner, when you
see that silky phrase" unused
space" beware.
Reflect q ment on
Evening star., 1961-04-21

turn the driveway into q
junkyard to get at his lawn
mower, or invest In more
new equipment.
Evening star., 1961-04-21

ReckSford's Law.
But only q moment. You'll
want to burn that magazine
before your wife sees it.
Evening star., 1961-04-21

lively on the handle Of O
recently-purchaSed snow
shovel and dering
whether 1t would be better to
Evening star., 1961-09-11
Southeast Washinuton

sHERRIls BAKERY & RESTAURANT
233 Pa. Ave.
cANTY'S DRUG STORE
5000 Bennng Rd.
ElMlRA PHARMACY
l4oi So. c1pitoI 81.
WHEELER DRUGS
4i4l Wheeler Rd. e..
1cElS MEMS SHOP
1921 So. CunifeI 81. p .sgsg - St =. =
q SAvEWAY DEPARTMENT STONES 3
III Nichel1s Ave.
VINCENT ET VINCENT
4ol7 So. cGpitol St.
BELL T.v SERVICE, INC.
@4o5 Bowen Rd, Al9 e. ConiteI 81. F..
COLLINS BROS: T.V. SERVICE, INC,
1918 Pa. Ave-, sass AIo. Ave.
SOUTH CAPITOL HARDWARE co,
1917 So. Capifol 81.
RACERS HARDWARE, INC.
1ll3-l5 Pa. Ave., 1901 Pa. Ave.
CORAL JEWELERS.
A723 Marlboro Pike
pouFEAS JEWELERS., INC.
3929 Pa. Ave.
BRADBURY HEIeHTs CLEANERS
A407 Bowen Rd
WILSON MoBIL SERVICE STATION
4501 Bowen Rd
SrIDHAM TIRE co.
232o Nichols Ave.
STEVENS HARDWARE CO., INC,
25o Nichols Ave.
Evening star., 1961-09-11
Prince Georges County,
Maryland

RLApENsRURG
lARRY's MEMS WEAR
4930 Annooolis Rd.
Go-RAL FURNITURE. INC.
4932-A Annapolis Rd.
OUT DOOR oUTFIITERS
4sl9 Annapolis Rd.
GARDENERS RADIO & T.X. SERVICE, me,
1898 Annapolis Rd.
COLLEGE PARK
HALLMARK FURNITURE
7o3I Baltimore Ave.
College Pork
coLMAR MANOR
o & o TIRE COMPANY
1901 Blodensburs Rd.
FOSTERS TRANSMISSION SERVICE
A0o9 Biadensburs Rd.
JOEL MEMS WEAR
1883 BadensbUrs Rd.
CORAL HILLS
EnWiNS DARLING DRESS SHOP
ATS Marlboro Pike
PlAYMATEs (Tofs 10 fsens)
7l9 Marlboro Pike
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
ctARHs MUSIC STORE
7l2s Marlboro Pike
TIE GUN HOSPITAL
$500 Marlboro Pike
FOREsTvILLE
VINCENT Er VINCENT
Psnn.Mor Shopping Center
HYATTSVlLLE
BIRK'S BAKE snoPPES
5400 Queens ChopeI Rd.
SUBURBAN KITCHENS
1915 Baltimore Ave.
lEoTkS DRESS SHOP
3lIS Humilfon Ave.
CENTRAL CLEANERS
Queens Chapel Shopping Center
UNIVERSITY GIFT SHOP
3o06 H1milfon ST.
CAPITOL SPORTS AND HOBBY
Prince Georges Pozc
IocHNER'S RADIO & ~. SERVICE
IccHNERs PHoIo & CAMERA SHOP
$40 Bolt Blvd.
A & a FLOORS, INC.
54o8 Queens chapeI Rd.
Evening star., 1961-09-11
Arlington County, Virginia

colUMBIA SHOE STORES
2s05 Coivmbo Pike
AMERICAN SHOE REPAIR
32l9 No. Washington Blvd.
ALEXANDER HAIR STTIiSTS
Sly Lee Highway
SIMPSONS APPAREL ACC. FOR
SMART WOMEN
3151 Wilson Blvd.
the FATHER & SON SHOP
3I52 Wilson Blvd.
MAX TAiloRS QReadymuds eIoIhssl
1885 Wilson Blvd.
VINCENT ET VINCENT
Morriotf Motel, Key eSidsO
VINCENT ET VINCENT
Merriots Motel. Iwin Bridge
AfiISeros sltS eis sTGDio TisSssy !. CAMERA SHOP
32o5 columbiu Pike
AIS euRIo-ANTloUE SHOP
YOUR GIFT SHOP
1855 So. Quincy 81.
DeWlTTs IEWELRY CENTER
32H No. Washington Blvd.
TICK TocK SHOP, JEWELERS.
254 No. CIebe Rd.
FRANKS ESQ
icon FLEIsHER JEWELERS.
26I7 Columbia Pike
PAUrs COLONIAL RESTAURANT
Mr.. SIC World FAMOUS eaRRy OUT
FOOD SHoPPE
232o Jefferson Davis Hwy.
YEAIMANs SPORTS 6 HARDWARE, INC.
1921 Wilson Blvd.
HOME APPLIANCE SERVICE
26l@ Wilson Blvd.
BELMONT Tv.
36fl Lee Hwy.
HODGE TEIEVISioN SERVICE, me.
. 1909 N. HishlGnd St.
BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY Ists
31I No. oIebe Rd.
SHlRtiNeToN RADIO THy me. D..
Aol6 S. 2sih ST.
DICK WATERS SHADE SHOP
56l5 Lee Hwy
ICONS INTERIORS
Phone Only-JA 5000
"A & NJ UPHolsTERERs
4247 No. FuirfGx Dr..
HALLMARK FURNITURE
26l9 Columbia Pike
FURNITURE CENTER
1895 NJ Foirfux Dr..
Town HOUSE FURNITURE, INC.
2s54 Wilson Blvd.
FGRNTTuRE, INC.
2731 Wilson Blvd.
THE CARPET SHOP, INC.
1921 No. Slebe Rd.
AYoUs RUG COMPANY
5I55 Lee Hwy, 6s40 Feirfdx Dr.
cARPETLAND
47<5 Lee Hwy.
REGENT VALET
2344 Columbia Pike
cORoNET VALET
1888 Columbia Pike
ARLINGTON PET SHOP
27oo Columbia Pike
VIcK's DOG SALON
SIP lee Hwy.
NAcHMANrs BIcYcLE SHOP
4792 lee Hwy.
Evening star., 1961-09-11
Alexandra, Virginia

SOUTH TN.
2lo2. Richmond Hwy.
HOUSE OF BEAUTY
coiTSsIS SHOE S" "sTTosls
HtsstRif' i'i IslEs 's SHOE Ss'i REPAIR
#IssIr' iSsa Il ~ y. ;s.r; =, SHOE REPAIR
aIeI:s READY 70 WEAR
Aoo7 Riehmend Hwy.
A. a. MoBIfE NOME market, me.
1882 Richmond Hwy.
sKyWA0 MAKleEr sss-.f- a.. ~-as, 81 .
pIa2H aelo yItsEsTs s'tIs1:ns Hwy
647 ssIIs View slSa. cs.op Shop.
,,EnIIss ,,EnIrs S;I e;Ci':; eaisy Z, sTE. o;IE
100 orenoeo 81. -.
The VIRGINIA EioRIsY, me.
649 Belle View Blvd.
ENcIEsIDE GARDENS FLORIST
rr1isaEs 1Iaz s':aTSnd 1n%Islss s zaD snyrssnrrp:
635 Belle View Blvd.
D & 6 MANUFACTURING JEWELERS.
3642 King 81.
RAYS JEWElRV
SI5 King ST,
VOGUE Jewelers.
VIRGINIA HEARING AID CENTER
Suite 2os. King sds. SIS King s..
oIO frdnkltn 81.
NAOMI ToTTEN FURNITURE CO.
1901 NJ. Vennn Ave.
KLINE BRoTHERS FURNITURE, iNc.
Corner Of Prince. West & cammsEes So.
ENclEslDE eURNIrURE co.
@5l2 Richmond Hwy.
HAoEED RUG CLEANING co.
1902 Nj. Vernon Ave.
sELMoNT nv.
-: 172s !3.,is iki.s s.; 1876 King s..
VINCENT tr VINCENT
BIIl.s ~. SERVICE
1882 FeFf Hunt Rd.
DOMINION TlEVIsToN
AlssSrsslss lSIs sins ssOro & AND .x
MARTws ~. .S.''i slaSIer
625 Belle View Blvd.
sickNELt G HAWKINS ~. sAtEs 6 SERVICE
NOVA ElEcIRoNlcs
1903 So. Patriek 81.
WILCOX MOTOR couRY
1900 Riehmend Hwy.I
MOTEL RAMBLER
1854 Richmond Hwy.
COASTAL BoAT SALES
1887 Fort Hunt Rd.
wilcox ESQ SERVICE
sals2IElp 1spH siase'a ESQ sraSi9i ST
sIasen Acc f.s1SSeo asoeo ssIsviles
20o7 Richmond Hwy.
SHIRLEY DUKE GULF
LAOS Duke 81.
clAREMoNT SINCLAIR
Dlsaokoss tiS'iins "a" SERVICE STATION
351 M. Vernon Ave.
DOC SINCLAIR
sTIpEA& IRE company
AtsxSnesiA .sss s!sS Z 1iaz sramep corr.
PAT.s RADIATOR COMPANY
TT N. Henry 81.
EMRIcos sPEEDoMEyER SeRVgee
3o4 E: MenFee Ave: -
ALEXANDRIA AUTO tAuNpRv
1907 Franklin 81.
A GLASS SHOP
30l So. Alfred 81.
ALEXANDRIA BUSINESS sEKvIee
Gas APPLIANCE SERVICE co.
1902 King 81.
luMsERfERA
WILCOX ExcAvAToRs, INC. n.
AieSSnDs1T zSeS D!iS~iIs %is ecaSDlnonlNs sSS; co.
AtsxsnDsiSs tss sTs EgArrne co.
DEL RAY cYclE SHOP
24o5 M. Vernon Ave.
ALEXANDRIA CYCLE SHOP
17l3 Centre Piozd
ALEXANDRIA PIANO SERVICE
2A23 Mt. Vernon Ave.
ATLANTIC COAST exTERMiNAGiNe 60.
1907 King ST.
u & n SERVICE co., INC.
Ternite & Pest Control Speeiafiss
3eo2 Mt. Vernon Ave.
u { G PEST CONTROL COMPANY
los F1irview Ave.
ALEXANDRIA BATTERY EXCHANGE
400 No. Henry 81.
ACTION APPLIANCE CENTER
1903 King ST.
SEATco CENTER
Corner Prince end Peyfon Sis,
Evening star., 1961-09-11
Other Maryland

WALDORF
MACS NORTH INN RESTAURANT 6 sAR
Box 1923
Evening star., 1961-09-11
Montgomery County,
Maryland
BETHESDA

BETHESDA "
oERrELS SERVICE CENTER
75l6 Wise. Ave.
LEE BoRD's BETHESDA JEWELERS.
Z440 Wise. Ave.
ALEX JEWEIER
5000 Wise. Ave.
MUSIC 3 ARTS CENTER, INC.
RECORD ssSs T':Si 4owH Ave. s
lo255 Old Georgetown Rd.
RICHARDS CAMERA SHOP
7oU Wise. Ave.
IoYD'S SPORTING GOODS
1888 Old GeerssioWn Rd.
DlENER'S, INC.
7I4o Wise. Ave.
eARPETIAND
VlcS RADIO 3 T.V. SERVICE
sIlT.WElI CONSTRUCTION co.
4s44 cordelI Ave.
oERrErs SERVICE CENTER
7535 Old Georgetown Rd.
MillERS TExAco SERVICE
$500 Old ceergetown Rd.
SIIDHAM TIRE COMPANY
1881 Old Georgetown ed.
cRANsoN RAMBLER, INC.
1882 Bethesda Ave.
VINCENT ET VINCENT
lo24l Old Georgetown Rd.
KENsINcToN
ANDREWS RUG CLEANING, INC.
SMITHS SELECT FURNITURE co.
lo590 Metropolitan Ave.
ROCKVILLE
FIEIsHERs JEWELERS. & sILvERsMl1is
OF MARYLAND
Congressional Piuzo
a. 6. Watkins, INC. o..
400 E. Montgomery Ave. ,'.
SAAH FURNITURE
Sll No. Wush. 81.
JAcMARs FURNITURE
1t c.
ALPHA RADIO IEIEvlsIoN SERVICE CO., INC.
1872 E. Montgomery Ave.
ROCKVILLE GLASS SERVICE
$50 E. Middle Lone
TRANScotoR PHOTO CENTER
221 N. Wosh. 81.
MEDLEY & CO., INC.
22o E. Montgomery Ave.
CUSHING PROPERTIES, INC.
9ol Rockville Pike
eRETA STEVENS LADIES APPAREL
North Wash. ST.
ROCKVILLE CAR BATH
$50 N. Wash 81.
GlAZERS-ons Hour Mariinirins
No. W1sh. 81.
RECORD TOWN
1852 E. Montgomery Ave.
ROCKVILLE SHOE HOSPITAL
229 E. Montgomery Ave.
THOMAS HARDWARE SUPPLY co.
22l E. Diumond Ave.
SILVER SPRING
VINCENT Er VINCENT
932 Ellsworth Drive
ANDREAS HAIR SIYLIsTs
S305 Go. Ave.
HENDERscNs GARDEN RESTAURANT
so73 Go. Ave.
Evening star., 1961-09-11
Northeast Washinutorl

MICHIGAN DRUGS
1901 Miehissn Ave.
pIENER's, INC.
$500 r. l. Ave-, 1884 W s..
WOODBRIDGE PAINT & HARDWARE
CO., INC.
2310 R. !. Ave.
Evening star., 1961-09-11
Northwest Washington

CASINO ROYAL THEATRE RESTAURANT
l4th end II SIS. Sis.
NAPolEoNS FRENCH RESTAURANT
2e4o Conn. Ave-
HOTEL 24o0
pizzH VILLAGES
HiaSsHfsI saSs Il iti Siz11 ;ii-1jiH VILLAGE
oHYGE's FOOD MARI
Russ ESI PHARSAeY
AlpIssfals s HaS DErT. II: STORES. INC.
sHoRGHaS tS7P AN Il PARK MEMS SHOP
26ls Conn. Ave.
ANN's CASUAL WEAR
1917 K ST.
ANN's GIFT SHOP
ISL K S.. nobbyl -
IATrS CONTINENTAL CLOTHES
IAHrS CONTINENTAL GIFTS
VINCENT ct VINCENT
sll Ilth ST.
SERBAK JEWELERS.
1907 M. peesuns s..
AMBASSADOR JEWELRY sAop. INC.
1924 Columbiu Rd.
AuDlPAohE WASHINGTON CO., INC.
eirser "a II GosIsrs Si;
1854 Com. Ave. ~
STAILER FLoklsIS
AenaH % SPORT 'f' SHOP. INe. .......
1886 Wise. Ave. =
cARPETLAND
62o7 Blair Rd.
A. A. a. IINolEuM & CARPET 60.
cIYDEL INTERIORS
2<43 18th ST..
the cARousEL
colbzu 5IDz Ti;sii HORN Asii Sifr SHOP
1901 18Th 81.
SUPERB CLEANERS
CENTRAL CLEANERS
700 Kennedy ST.. 4so3 Go. Ave. $40 csr
roll ST., 17ol Conn. Ave.
HALLMARK FURNITURE
l7ll l4ih s..
SAAH FURNITURE
eApiToI FURNITURE { APPLIANCE CO.. INC.
BEIMoNT TV.
pIoplIs '1 "a saGIo s1 ASD o 1tInvIsroN 1tIG
WRleHrs REFRIGERATION
AZ RIfRIsERGrIoH { HEATING SERVICE
CHASE s1uDIos, LTD.
1904 N ST..
CONN CAMERA, INC.
1929 Conn. Ave.
SuBuRBAN PERSONNEL
500 Go. Ave.
EvIs:sESDy y,S SERVICES tOUpIieo'ins,
aoYAl ARCH WALL PAPER Q PAINT co.
MI. III plrSsAaT Ssi ri aARpwARs I PAINT co.
eoaSH! S1S1 NJ hIaS%ast SISS;qT' ST.
.AMIsIeAN AIuSINuM PRODUCTS. nc.
sI riIeTRieAl lIsn e CONTRACTORS, INC.
100 2oih St.
STIDHAM TIRE co.
pATl.s s TiRa co.
sGRI.Flf Msi y siar Il COVER crp1rss
cYcIEs & SPORTS, INC.
J. MofflTr lNrERIoR-ExIERIoR PAINTING
MlTcHErs SPORT SHOP
IRVING MUSIC 4 RADIO co.
THE cARoUsEL SHOP, INC.
3ol6 l4ih 81.
WHITES cHIIDREN's APPAREL
sGsSar7 SS "a rssaIon SHOP
3o3l I4ih ST.
FRANcINE
3o34 l4th 81.
WORTH MORE CLOTHING
BAKERS ade iasS psoro q SUPPLY. INC.
46lI Wise. Ave.
HAMILTON HARDWARE co.
52ol Go. Ave.
WARREN's SPECIALITY SHOP
1902 81.
Ute RADIO & TV, INC.
2oio l4th 81.
CROWN PAINT G WALLPAPER co.
4so9 Go. Ave.
MARKS SUPER MARKET ~ 8 %2
49o5 Ga. Ave.
eETpA's l4fh ST.
3ll4 i4ih 81.
SMITHS SELECT FURNITURE co.
1873 You St.
~. ENGINEERS, INC.
ITO Columbia Rd.
COLONY CLEANERS
1903 Co. Ave
CuSTrS RESTAURANT
RAYS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE
1880 14ih 81.
SPREAD FLO PAINT & WP, co.
137476 Park Rd.
ScHRAck PAINT CENTER
1874 Park Rd.
Evening star., 1961-09-11

VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE AND SUPPLY co.
23o4 R. I. Ave.
BELL TV. SERVICE, INC.
1882 n 81.
SIIDHAM TIRE COMPANY.
I4o4 R. I. Ave.
BIRKs BAKE SHoPPES
llI2 H ST.
oUsTFs iTAlIAN villa
sol Morse ST.
ls43 Bladensburs Rd.
GLEASON JEWELERS.
3o46 Minnesota Ave.
GAlLAuDET PHARMACY
1000 Florida Ave.
SURGICAL APPLIANCE co.
1000 FIoridG Ave.
LITE TV. & RADIO, INC.
92i N St.
HONE SPECIALITY SHOP
DISCOUNT clorHINe STORE
SMITHS SELECT FURNITURE co.
1920 Blodenshurs Rd.
BEAUIYcRAFT PLASTIC SLIP COVERS
26ls Bladensbvrs Rd.
Evening star., 1961-09-11

,lo2I6 Meredith Ave.
SILVER SPRING STUDIOS, INC.
s726 coIssvills Rd.
J. CARROLL PHOTOGRAPHER
o59 Bonifons ST.
MEDICAL SUPPLIES, INC.
A. a HEARING CENTER
Mss7lsSD ss7i M; HEii HESriHo AID CENTER
Suite 3l4 Zig Bldg" s6lI cOIssviIls I'd.
$40 End Ave.
cAP'N SLAMS BoAT CENTER
,IF sa?s :upst7 81 .Scp As;i
1921 Go. Ave.
Dale MUSIC COMPANY
s240 Go. Ave.
ROCK CREEK HARDWARE co.
1923 GrUbb Rd.
LANGLEY TN.
s034 N. H. Ave. ....
PAul's TIRE COMPANY 80.
e4o0 Fenton 81. .
IAKoMA PARK ....
LANGLEY IV. e,
s642 Flower Ave.
SURE.FlT SEAT COVER eENTERs
1884 NJ n. Ave.
WHEATON,
WHEATON, TRADING PosI
1l4l7 Go. Ave. .,
ANDkEAS hAlk SIyktSJ$
THE SHOE TREE ......
,.I ~ so.p asni'I: :os:: Ss:' ,iws.srs
WHEATON ftoRisr
UNITED ASTo .sSiis, IMe. -
RALPH cRAVEs-s. p. GOODRICH
24ol University Blvd.
AIS WHEATON, AUTO Service -
1861 Yiers Mil Rd.
PAurS AUTO BoDY
g. s. EVERY GLASS 6 MIRROR SPECIALISTS
WHEATON SPORTS { eyelE. me.
AlakoOt 1ssss 81 iAsSies Ase; i. DECORATING
llolZ Viers Mill Rd.
DiENER'S, INC.
Wheufen PIoxa
CUSTOM CARPET SHOP
llol1 viers Mill Rd.
HE'D FURNITURE
wHIa1oS fuRiii0RE MART. uNc.
TABLE CHAIR SHOP
2535 Ennells Ave.
BAND BOX MUSIC
11l65 Viers Mill Rd.
WHEATON MUSIC co.
2547 Ennulls Ave.
TRIANGLE HARDWARE CO., INC. =.
HAS Viers Mill Rd.
WHEATON, TILE CENTER, INC.
2670 Univ. Blvd. '.-
BELMONT T.v.
1880 Ieyhil I'd.
WHEATON RADIO 6 TElEWsIoN, me.
1926 Ga. Ave.
TElc0 nv.
1I435 Ga. Ave.
MlTZ T.Y. & ELECTRICAL CENTER
2444 Ennoils Ave-
Q & Q APPLIANCE SERVICE
2410 Univ. Blvd. West
VINCENT 81 VINCENT
Whe1ieD Plozo
Evening star., 1961-09-11

NNSNI 0NSSs ehNSe
1877 Gell1iin 81.
SIlDHAM TIRE co.
%6oo R. !. Ave.
LANDoVER HILLS
lANpovER HILLS HARDWARE
1929 Annapolis Rd.
VINCENT 81 VINCENT
Kent Nilloae
ToMlINsoN's AMERICAN (Amsso) STATION
64oo Annapolis Rd.
LANGLEY PARK
CENTRAL CLEANERS
1917 N. n. Ave.
VINCENT ET VINCENT
1853 Univ. Blvd.
AlpERs1ElN's FURNITURE 6 APPLIANCES co.
1888 Univ. Blvd.
LAPNHAM
VINCENT ET VINCENT
Glenridse, 1882 Annapolis Rd.
MARROW HEIGHTS
VINCENT ET VINCENT
NARROW Heights Shopping Center
nat. RAINIER o..
SASS STEAK HOUSE, ING.
320B r. ]. Ave. ...- --..-. .. .
HoWARD's Sc 70 IS STORE
4oo9 5lFh ST.
VINCENT Er VINCENT
2431 Chillum Rd ..-
ElEIsHERS JEWELERS. siLVERsMIflis
OF MARYLAND
Queenstown Shopping csnssp
OXON HILI
vlNcEesI " VINCENT
Easievsr Shopping csntss
PALMER PARK
50ElaS MEMS WEAR
eII3 eariow Rd.
RIVERDAIE
NATIONAL NOEL HOME SALES, INC,
. 60o9 Balfimors Ave.
SUITLAND
VINCENT ET VINCENT
1865 Silver Hill Rd.
WEST lANHAM
COMMUNITY SHOES
7425 Annapolis Rd.
WEST HYATTsVILLE
EAST WEST HARDWARE co.
65D AgaP Rd.
Evening star., 1961-09-11

NsN
Il6 West Brood 81.
loRToN
SHEARS eHEvRoN STATION
HIfcHINe POST
~ hishwuY
MANASSAS
JAMES ctAYDoRN 1ExAeo
1886 Cenieriils Rd.
1EL-MoNr 1.V.
81! i!'o 3 raiIsips Tir1i;:il: :sss 3D.
1925 ceniervills Rd.
e. |. coRNWEIL SMELL STATIONS
.IsSi''4zz + s, rrx.eo
Boss SARBER SHOP
ssHDtIy al 9is;iSx;,' Tosrs. .Tss. %;
sRTlMiIaews
42l M1fhis s..
1HE BoAr MART
r.. 2, Box IS
Mclean
MeiEAN COLOR WHEEL
Nelson Shopping Center. Melsaa
VINCENT Er VINCENT
occoouAN
PRINCE WILLIAM MARINA
oeeoeIAS@ pHARMAey III
ostr Ii II HARRIS sEy; . SONS
Wosh. 81. of RI. 123
SPRINGFIELD
GIANT AUTO STORE
$3.50 eaekIiek Rd
GoRAcE EtEcTRoNlcS CORP.
$50 erondon Ave.
CARPET & DRAPE SHOP
66H Baekek 3D.
D VACUUM CLEANER CENTER
S6l5 sGekliek Rd.
FRIENDSHIP HOUSE, INC.
Springfield Shopping Centsr
VINCENT Er VINCENT
Springfield PIuzu
SPRINGFIELD MUSIC CENTER
1928 Boekliek Rd
MOBILE MUSIC SCHOOL
Home eHies-662s Boekiiek I'd,
VIENNA
VIENNA RADIO { LV. SERVICE
.2l6 Nozzle Ave. West
VIENNA CAMERA SHOP
l2l MuoIe Ave. West
VINCENT ET VINCENT
Mcpls Ave. Shopping Center
TsoNS CORNER TRANSMISSION cENrRR
WASHINGTON
.. NATIONAL AIRPORT
VARIETY GIFT SHOP
North TerminaI
SKYLINE FASHION sHoPPE
rosy GREENE JEWELERS.
WOODBRIDGE
MIDWAY STORE .'
RI. II .-.
TEI.Monr Iv. ri
cHINN ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION
RI. $40 & 64i 4
Evening star., 1961-09-11

In some cases, a few partici.
pating establishments may
offer discounts which appear
to be below the SEX minimum
lgas, oil, etc.,. Such situa-
tions are clearly noted in your
Cash Card Directory.