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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-10
THE EVENING STAR
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PIANos-we buy and sell pianos,

PIANOS - Jordan's branch stores
have a complete selection OF pia-
Guiding values in slightly used
instruments. Plenty OF parking
space at each store. 1882 Georgia
ave Silver Spring, al69 Lee
Highway. Arlington; 104 william
st. Fredericksburr Silver Spring
and Arlington stores open eve
nings and Saturdays. Park in
front
Evening star., 1961-01-24


For seekers after the un-
usual, this is one Of the most
interesting weeks of the musi-
cal season. Last night George
Steiner and his Washington
Camerata did their part by Of
|.fering seven modern works for
chamber ensemble at the Phil
lips Gallery.
None Of these works was very
radical, none very conservative.
All were the kind Of good, solid,
contemporary stuff that up to
the middle Of the last century
constituted the bulk of the
musical diet. and today must
fight against the masterworks
Of the past for a hearing. =
Mr.. Steiner is well known
for his services to the cause of
amateur music making at
Evening star., 1961-01-24
NEWS or MUSIC
Steiner rsComeroto
Can Find q Niche

American University. And
ironically. these services rem
dered both him and the music
a disservice last night. For like
most conductors who spend
their time keeping amateurs
together, he has developed a
broad. rigid and often sub
divided beat. and a tendency to
slow down the fast and speed
up the slow: .e
This kind Of conducting
keeps professional players from
using their full command of
contrast and accentuation, and
the subdivision Of the beat in
PRODUCES Q restless pulsation
that is the death of works like
the Finney "Slow Piece" and
the Honegger "Pastorale d'Ete. {"
I suspect, too. that the pro-
gram had less rehearsal than
some Of the late unlamented
television quiz shows. In any
Evening star., 1961-01-24

case, the playing was far less
accurate than one would want.
Yet the music was there, and
a sophisticated audience could
hear it. This is the crux Of the
matter. If the listeners at the
Phillips were able to apportion
praise and blame properly be.
tween composer and perform
ers, we owe the Camerata our
thanks. But if not, they have
done the music a disservice.
The Washington Camerata
has a contribution to make. I
hope that the skilled profess
sionals who make up the group
will be given sufficient rehears-
al time to play well together
and to take an important place
on the local scene. =
Evening star., 1961-01-24
VISITOR BORROWS
V FOR NURSES
LEAVES HOSPITAL

A husky stranger walked
into q Freedmen's Hospital
room Sunday night, aroused
the sleeping patient. Ster-
ling Jones. 36. and asked
II he could borrow the
television set "for the
nurses"
Mr.. Jones, Of 1886 Center
street NV. sleepily agreed,
and the visitor walked out
Of the room with the 21-
inch portable.
The stranger was last
seen walking away from
the hospital, with a COM
panion. and Juggling the
television set.
Police are looking for the
set and the borrower"
described as q tall, 200
pound colored man, about
80, with q heavy mustache.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS T.,

lished February lS is a Book Of
the Month Club selection. Lon
don's critics were angered at
learning that the book was first
published in. Scandinavian
Norwegian, Swedish and DAN
ish. A Danish critic finally
revealed the reason for this
haste: They wanted the Nobel
Prize Committee to be able to
read it in time for the awards.
r. H. s. Crossman, the British
Labor Party official. flew here
for the Inaugural. Crossman,
who leads his party's left wing,
came because Hugh GaitskelI,
who heads the right wing, had
been invited. Ernest Hem
ingway returned to Ketchum,
Idaho. last week end to catch
up on his writing schedule, now
three months behind. VIII
lianm Walton. the artist st-editor,
may be named Assistant Sec
retary Of State for Cultural
Affairs.
The title role In the touring
company of Brenda Behan's
"The Hostage" will be played
by Christopher Cary. He worked
as an understudy in "Five Fin
ger Exercise" and "Flowering
Cherry" To take the role in
the Behan play, Cary turned
down q, understudy offer for
"A Taste Of Honey" He said:
II Just cannot be an under
study any more-I don't know
how to knit. and I always lose
my shirt playing poker"
Red Shelton tells Of a rookie
pitcher for q Texas club who
walked the first three men-so
the manager yanked him and
send him to the swimming pool.
. The filming Of Elizabeth
Taylor's movie Cleopatra" has
been delayed again. this time
for q change in script writers.
. In expressing his liking for
"Rhinoceros," Paddy Chayefsky
said: ITS not Just that Ionesco
is wise. He's funny too. The
fact Is. any damn fool can be
WISE"
Evening star., 1961-01-24
BY DONALD MINTZ
Contributing Critic

washington Csmerata, George
Steiner; Director ,.A A. ls,l,s nhillips a,, Cal
son; hin Jaeger aus Kurpfalz. Him
desmith: Slow Piece, Finney; SIN
fonietta, Op. /. Britten: Quintet for
Winds, Bfaunlich; Pastorale ,d'Ete.
Honegser: Divertimente. Piston.
Evening star., 1961-05-24

white room with touches Of
sharp lemonpeel yellow, tan
gerine and Spring-green? It
is q sure cure for tired house
lethargy and it may change
your whole outlook!
Mrs. NJ. b. asks:
"Will you please tell me
what color ] should paint my
shutters and door? Ny home
is Q Cape Cod and the shin
giles are wooden (shakes)
natural but weathered by
some IL years. The trim on
the house Is white"
Dear Mrs. M. b.:
You have practically a color
chart choice, marigold, tan
gerine, carnation pink, Del
phinium blue, regimental red,
Evening star., 1961-05-24

Home Fashions, but so many
seem to forget how smart Q
black and white combination
can be, especially when 1t is
accented with the high-faSh-
ion coiorS Of the day.
There are many striking
wallpapers in black and
white on the market today,
some vibrantly bold, some
Subtly designed for the more
timid. And since almost any
clear color looks well with
black and white, it is one of
the easiest backgrounds to
work with.
: Yet so many feel safer with
the beiges and rose beiges,
which to me. call for the
greatest talent to produce any
Kind Of an effect.
: Why not try q black and
Evening star., 1961-05-24
Ask DOROTHY
DRAPER
Black and White Variations
Are Always in Vogue

Although the fashion pages in the papers and
have been bristling with the strong
tropical pinks, Calypso oranges and Mandarin
and white received Honorable Mention as top fash
ion news.
OF course, it is never really out Of the news in
Evening star., 1961-05-24

green olive, lemon peel or
white shutters and aqua door.
Mrs. r. X. G. asks:
"I would like to redecorate
but I'm not sure what to do
with an ex-bachelor's apart
ment. The rug is dark blue
and too new to change. The
walls will be repapered this
spring. I would like to have
a beige and white, muted, in
a textured paper. What colorS
Evening star., 1961-05-24

would you suggest for the
couch and two chairs. drap-
cries, and accessories? The
bookcase, end tables and bed
are black, and there are some
figurines my husband wishes
to keep in white and gold.
Dear Mrs. r. X. c.:
You have to think Of your
dark blue rug. I think a vel
low tweed for the sofa, the
Evening star., 1961-05-24

two chairs done In a dark
blue, green. and yellow print,
with draperies Of the same
fabric, and accessories with
lots Of white and brass would
Evening star., 1961-05-24
Points for Parents 4 t.,.A r..n.. w.r..

Ann-Mother says If you'll
raise that window shade
when your baby is awake, we
viii know when 1t is all right
for US to skate on the drive
way.
Evening star., 1961-05-24

fascinating ond most informative
booklet by Dorothy Draper, IS Ovoil-
obIe to readers Of The Evening Stor.
Send Is cents in coin end your
nome and address printed to Dor
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17
OilWells Completed

Standard Oil Company of California, as operator for Rich field Oil Company and itself, announces t h e completion of wells SCU 14-34 and SCU 14-9. These wells were completed in the Hemlock Zone Dec. g and Dec. 26, respectively. It is esti- mated that the wells will be produced at an approximate rate of 75O BID each after the installation of production facil- ities has been completed. With the completion of these wells, eight wells have now been drilled and completed in the Soldotna Creek Unit. This brings to eighteen the total number of wells drilled and completed in the Hemlock Zone in the Swanson River and Sol dotna Creek Units of the Swan son River Field.
 The Reading & Bates Drill ing Company which drilled well Soldotna Creek Unit 14-34 was moved approximately one half mile to the northwest to drill we'll Soldotna Creek Unit 43-33. The Rowan Drilling Company rig which drilled Sol dotna Creek Unit 14-9 was nov ed approximately one mile to the northwest to drill we'll Sol dotna Creek Unit 32.8.
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Classified

Rate 10c per word-$1.00 minimum -3 runs for the price of 2. Payment must accompany insertion order.) The Kenai Peninsula Chee- chako News accepts respon- sibility for only one incor- rect insertion.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PROPOSED
 CHANGES IN THE REGULA- TONS OF THE DEPART MENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

Notice is hereby given that the Department of Public Works, Pursuant to the auth ority vested by Section GIL 157 of SLA-1957 proposes to amend regulations in Title IA of Alaska Administrative Code as follows:
 Add to Section BIO the fol- lowing:
 Gel It shall be the duty of the owner or operator of every truck, trailer, or semi-trailer, operated over the highways of the State Of Alaska, to cause to be painted in a conspicuous place upon the side of said ve- hicle, in legible figures at least three (3) inches high, the un- laden weight of said vehicle as given on the certificate of registration for said vehicle.
 (f1 "Unladen weight" shall be the actual weight of the ve- hicle including the cab, body and all accessories with which the truck, trailer, or semi trailer is equipped for normal use on the highways, but shall not include any load, provided that for vehicles mounted with machinery or equipment not normally designed for motor vehicles and not used for trans portation of property other than machinery or equipment that is permanently attached to the vehicle, then for the pur- pose of unladen weight as used for license purposes such weight shall be three-fourths (A9 of the gross weight of such vehicle as evidenced by a weight certificate issued from an approved scale.
 Notice is also given that any person interested may present statements or arguments in writing relevant to the action proposed by addressing the same to MT. Richard A. Down. ing, Department of Public Works, P. o. Box 1861, Juneau, Alaska on or before 800 PM. on the 17th day of February, 1861. The Department of Pulp lie Works upon it's own motion or at the instance of any inter- ested person, may thereafter adopt the above proposal sub- stantially as above set forth without further notice.
 Dated: January g, 1861. Department of Public Works
 Richard A. Downing
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PUBLIC NOTICE

The City Council will be meeting in PUBLIC session on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month. The execu- tive sessions will be held on the End and 4th Tuesdays.
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FOR RENT

MOTEL ROOMS with private
 bath. Finest motel in Kenai.
 Competitive rates. The SPUR MOTEL, Kenai, Alaska. Ph. POP. 6-bc
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ONE BEDROOM furnished apt. Kenai. Steam heat, auto washer & Dryer, heat and hot water furnished. See Mrs. Hakkinen small brn. hse. s. w. Corner Kenai School grounds. Bolt.
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WANTED

LISTINGS to sell your house, lot, acreage or business. Leo T. Oberts, Realtor, Box 458, Kenai, Phone 283-5292.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17

SECURITY Patrol night check.
 Merchants interested in night
 check patrol? Contact Se- curity Patrol, 262-4294 Sol- datna, for information. 30b3t.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17

MODERN TRAILER. Box 313. Kenai, phone Fraiser at 5J
 Wildwood. 30-1t.
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FOR SALE
 By STATE of ALASKA

TWenty-three used automobiles located at various points in Alaska, consisting of Sedans, Carryalls, Jeep Pick-ups and Trucks. One Adams Grader located at Haines Alaska
 ALSO New and used automotive parts located at Soldotna Alaska consisting of Diamond T., Caterpillar, Chev rolet Continental Ford Kohler Oman, Briggs & Stratten, La Tourneau and Tournapu1. Standard bid forms may be obtained from the De partment of Administration Division of Supply, Box 2420, Juneau Alaska or 616 Street Anchor age Alaska.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17

KIT HOUSE TRAILER 40'x8',
 $3100.00. 312 XIV light plant
 with spare gas engine, $275. Pappy Keogh, Cooper Land ing. 29-3t
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17

SAM BARBER SHOP, Soldot- na. Open 12:00 noon to 800
 pm. Off Sunday and Mon- day. 6-13t-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17

ARTS Barber Shop, Inlet Bar, Kenai. Open 4 pm. to 10 pm.
 Saturday 10 am. to 3 pm. Closed Tuesday. 22-bc
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PART TIME HAULING. Flat bed truck. 2T GMC. Jim
 Doyle, Ph. 113, Kenai. 14-3t
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HYDRAULIC JACK REPAIR. Les Holt on North Kenai
 Road, or leave at A & s Auto
 Supply, kenai. 29.bc
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TRAILERs FOR SALE

1949, 27 FIT. TRAILER. Good condition $900. Ralph Soberg Ph. AM 2-2281, Soldotna.
 28-3t
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SERVICES

SERVICES
 SAM BARBER SHOP, Soldot- na. Open 12:00 noon to 800 pm. Off Sunday and Mon- day. 6-13t-bc PART TIME HAULING. Flat bed truck. 2T GMC. Jim Doyle, Ph. 113, Kenai. 14-3t FOR WATER WELL DRILL ING contact Kenny Carver, Soldotna. 16-bc GUNSMITHING & MACHINE WORK, scopes, reloaders, supplies. stocking and re barreling. Watches repaired. Fuller Gun & Machine Shop, Cooper Landing, Alaska.
 21-bc ARTS Barber Shop, Inlet Bar, Kenai. Open 4 pm. to 10 pm. Saturday 10 am. to 9 pm. Closed Tuesday. 22-bc HYDRAULIC JACK REPAIR. Les Holt on North Kenai Road, or leave at A & s Auto Supply, Kenai. 29.bc
 
 CHILD CARE my home. Will care for infant under I VT. Diaper service furnished. Day or week. Mrs. Norman Rinehart, Apt 1, in plex behind Anchor Trailer Park. Turn left past Tyler Novelty Co. Bolt SECURITY Patrol night check. Merchants interested in night check nafrol2 Contact Cn
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17

40 ACRES available for com
 mercial use 5 miles East of Kenai. Call Anchorage, FA 2-4120. 30-1bt.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17

FOR WATER WELL DRILL ING contact Kenny Carver,
 Soldotna. 16-bc
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

nLx7Ls I0 h I VT Sz&I
 2-BEDROOM HOUSE furnished and modern for sale or lease. Inquire Moose River Bar, Mile 85, Sterling. Phone 262- 4833. 29-b3t
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17

9o,000 BTU upright furnaces, $500. Kenai Plumbing and
 Heating at Kenai. 30-bc.
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AUTOS FOR SALE

Several Good rebuilt jeeps. Un- der $400. J. H. Doyle, Kenai.
 Ph. 113. l5-lt
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FOR SALE

OXYGEN. ACETYLENE, pipe, steel. LUKES WELDING
 SERVICE, Mile 1 N. Kenai
 Rd. Phone 202-4S. 5-b3t
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ATRpLANES=

FOR SALE '59 TRIPACER.
 Super Custom, everything.
 '56 CHAMPION, radio. Avi- ation Services, Kenai. 27-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17

GOOD 3 SIDED HOUSE logs,
 30e it. Marion Kee1er, Ninil- chik. 30-2t.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17

1859 FORD PICKUP, 4-wheel drive, Loadeze aluminium cover, other extras. Charles Berry, 5 mi. North Kenai.
 2Q-2t
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17

NEW & USED Cars. See Win ston Chance at 5th & Orca, Anchorage, phone BR B.
 4824. 20-4t
Evening star., 1961-12-01
AirIines Plan Penalties
Upto $50 on 'No-Shows'

This plan goes to the Civil
Aeronautics Board and, If ap-
proved, would become effective
March / all over the United
States.
There is every possibility that
some kind of a no-Show PEN
atty will come from the board,
which has long been cognizant
of the problem.
CAB Proposed Discussion
Last September, the CAB
said 1T is in the public inter-
est to authorize the carriers to
enter into joint discussion for
limited period regarding con-
troll of no-shows." At the time
it authorized a discussion of
ways and means of curtailing
no-Shows, including the impo-
sition Of penalties"
The proposed plan sets out
that when a passengers space
is reserved earlier than 48
hours before flight time, he
must pick up his ticket at least
"a hours before departure.
When this presents undue
hardship" the passenger must
submit his complete name and
address at the time the airline
confirms his reservation.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Arrests Expose
PornogruphyCIub

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l (AP).-
Federal authorities say the ar
rest of a suburban Spanish
Lake couple may lead to the
breakup Of a Nationwide club
that exchanged obscene photo
graphs and letters through the
mails.
The couple, William E. Will
liams. 81, and his wife, Mar
garet, 30, were arranged yes
terday before United States
Commissioner Irwin H. Gamble.
They waived a preliminary
hearing and were freed on a
total of $4,000 property bond
returnable December 8 before
Federal Judge George H. Moore.
Postal authorities raided the
Williams home Wednesday
after obtaining a search war;
rant. Officers said they con-
fiscated stacks of obscene pic
lures and letters plus cameras
and Photographic development
equipment.
Postal Inspector James E
Beeney said authorities have
reason to believe that materials
seized in the Williams home
would lead to the arrest of per-
sons throughout the Nation
on similar charges.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Ex-Lowyer Held
On Charges Of
Unlawful FIiqht

A former New York attorney
who has posed as a vacuum
cleaner salesman here was ar
rested by the FBI last night on
charges of unlawful flight to
escape prosecution for a num-
ber Of forgery and grand
larceny counts involving his
clients.
Anthony v. Vecchiarello, SO,
Of New Rochelle, N. Y, was
arrested at his place Of business
on Georgia avenue.
The F'BI said he was indicted
by a Westchester County jury
in May, 1860, on three counts
OF forgery and seven counts of
grand larceny. Four months
later he disappeared and was
indicted as a felonious bail
jumper.
In Washington he used the
alias Of Joseph Risi since June
and lived in the 5000 block of
@ street Sc. the FBI said.
Evening star., 1961-12-01

The Nations financially
pressed airlines have asked for
authority to penalize "no-show"
passengers from $5 to $50.
A 'no-Show" passenger is
one who makes a reservation
for a flight but doesn't use 1t
and fails to notify the airline
In advance. This means that
the space reserved but not used
is unavailable for other travel
ers who want space. NO
shows" account for an estimat-
ed 10 per cent of all ticket
sales.
The Nations II major trunk
lines yesterday reached an
agreement announced by Rex
Brack. senior vice president of
Braniff Airways, chairman of
the committee which developed
the idea.
$50 Is Top
Under the proposed rule, if
a person fails to use his res
ervation and neglects to noti-
fy the airline in advance, he
would be assessed a reserva-
ton service charge of S. or so
per cent of the value of the
first remaining flight coupon
Of his ticket, whichever is
greater. but not more than $50.