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Evening star., 1961-04-13
BY FRANCES LIDE
Star Staff Writer

Fifty years ago, Mrs.
Thomas E. Robertson under
took her first service to the
Florence Crittenton Home
when she gave a tea to in
terest a group in supporting
its work.
Formation of the Chevy
Chase Circle resulted from
that meeting.
Later she was to chalk up
an impressive record as presi-
dent Of the Board Of Man
ayers for 10 years-1916-21
and 1923-37.
Then they were good
enough" she says, "to call
me president emeritus"
Today, at 90, she has with
drawn to the sidelines.
But Mary B. Robertson is
still an inspiration to, those
who work through the home
to help unmarried mothers
and their babies.
Until her eyesight began to
fail last spring, she rarely
missed a meeting of the
Board Of Managers.
Fridays Were Saved
1t had become an almost
lifetime practice, she ex-
planned, to reserve the Sec
ond Friday of the month,
80 I had the habit Of max
ing no other engagements for
that day."
About as big as a minute,
she had her regular place on
a couch at the front of the
room where she commanded
the respect Of the board for
her sound counsel based on
her many years of construc-
tive service.
Mrs. Robertson has al
ways insisted that no girl
who needed the services of
the home be turned away for
Evening star., 1961-04-13

wife Of the Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff, Mrs.
Foy Kohler, wife of the As
Sistant Secretary of State;
Mrs. Martin j. Hillenbrand,
wife Of the director of the
office of German Affairs at
the State Department, and
a group of embassy wives.
Undersecretary Balls din
ner took place almost in the
room next to that of the
Secretary's-the Blair Lee
side of the Presidents guest
house.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

tury Club and was one Of the
first two women named as
trustees Of Bates College from
which she was graduated in
1890.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

Judges at Silver Spring
Miss Charlotte Mortz, Pres. Silver Spring
Business and Professional Women's Club
Miss Dianne Kendrick,
Associate Editor Suburban Record
Mrs. Hugh G. Berry, Pres. Junior
WoRen's Club Of Silver Spring
Mr.. Joseph Els, Pres. Montgomery
County Council of P.TA.
Mr.. WilIiom Bronnon, Pres. Silver Spring
Boord Of Trode
Evening star., 1961-04-13

Is the Florence Crittenton
Home her favorite?
Its certainly the one I've
been most active in," she
says.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

Judges OF ShirIinston
Mrs. Iro R. Devonold,
octive in civic offoirs
Mrs. c. E. Annette,
wife Of tdte DR.. Annette
Mrs. jones L. Johnson,
Vice Pres, No. Va. District Women's Cht
Mrs. WiIIiom c. WeIeh
Free Lonce Foshion ConsuItont
Mrs. Arthur B. Vieresg,
Pres, Foirlinoton WoTen's Club
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-07-03

Soprano Prisca Langoey and
guitarist Bonsilau have been ap-
pearing as a team in various
places in the city and in the whole
country as well. During World
War II they served with the USO
and travelled thousands of miles
to perform for the armed services
of the United States. Their pro-
fessional services have been sought
by civic, cultural and social organ
izations from both the Filipino
and the American communities.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-07-03

answer for
the Orient.
lie, start at
only SSH
|1nnOdatiuns
deck areas
Ertainments,
h bonus for
Ne Literature
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-07-03
PinoY Soprano IS
Guest Artist In
Concert Recital

Seattle's Filipino soprano, Prisca
Langoey, and guitarist Emilio
Bonsilau will be guest-artists with
the Inter-racial Harmonics when
they give a concert recital Sun
day, July 9, in the sanctuary of
the Laure lhurst Presbyterian
Church, 4501 46th NE. at 1870
Pm.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-07-03

Inter racial
Harmonics is a
singing ensem-
BILE, consisting
of persons from
the Caucasian,
Negro and Or
iental + q C e S.
They have been
giving annual
concerts in var
ious churches of
h e city for
several y a + S
now.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-07-03

srST MOTEL IN TOWN The latest addition the grow
humber motes in Seattle is located at 1898 Whitman Ave-
Lng stories of II family units in quiet residential
me block of Highway 80 Aurora Ave.. it is named
ABEI MOTEL opened for business last June 16 The
composite of the Spanish word ouse) and Isabel
am of Isabel LagO). 1t is minutes by
ovn Seattle and three minutes to the Century 81 Fair
l 1t commands good view of downtown and of Lake
There is ample parking for customers.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-07-03
Greetings

The Philippine Consul General and 90 -
the members of his staff extend sin WSxeaAh
cere greetings to all their fellow citiz- HI
ems in Seattle and neighboring COM
muntes on the occasion Of the fiji
teenh anniversary of Philippine independence and jC
with them in the hope that the Philippines will contin
to enjoy the blessings of liberty and democracy in
years to come.
Evening star., 1961-12-12
martha jean
Gift WRAPS

add so much glamour to your Christmas
presents. Let our experts wrap your
gifts with colorfu bows and fresh ideos.
The cost is nominal, the results,
beautiful!
Evening star., 1961-03-14
400: METzLER. REALToR.
sHEYY CHAGE-RnHTHN

CHEVY G n A 8 z = r o 8 EMARY \
SCHOOL - First offering Of SEN
sational brick Colonial with 4
lovely bedrms,, huge library. az
paths, rec. rm., breakfast rm..
dormitory rnn. and other excellent
features; EN-: 2:s206. DIeTR1CT-
MARYLAND REALTY. INC: eyes,.
Evening star., 1961-03-14

CHEVY CHASE (RollinEwoodJ =
Stately Colonial home suFrounded
BY towering trees In 3 beautifully
landscaped setting. Formal din,
TTn:; :,,,:h 5h baths; built;in gSrase.
Home Hunters ct
YOUNKIN a. CO., 10. l-S022 al q
Evening star., 1961-03-14

Cash ,i BgYER-TremendouS saie1
try to buy or list cIeSn hn, hS 20 %
in Mont. County. Free apnTsis"i
EISENAcHER REALTY. sLo. 4.
Evening star., 1961-03-14
Chevy Chase Norfh

Looking for location within 1sIk.
school or public schOoisi 'xii.Sfiett
plumbing rcughsd in for ard BATE sS
and space for 4th bedrm.. family
rm" de luxe. kit, full si1e sep. din.
Trll;, rTIrdols lse. hyi h,i,.rm. rm. With picture
oabtp N low rooa SSS brc To iS inSpest teis Jsaa
ewes. VIII. 2.92O4.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
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(contlhued on Next PasoI7
Evening star., 1961-03-14
BETH. ESTATE AREA

KENWooD CLUB. SPRINGFIELD
Little Flower. Grand piano sin.
living room. extra-roomy center.
entrance. hall, formal dining room,
French doors to patio, extra large
modern countryside kit.;. entir5
mouse centrally air cond: 3 fun
baths, mahogsny-paneled out-of.
ground family rm. with fireplace
3 twin bedrmS. and paneled 0tud1
or 9Th bedrm.. bsnt. and over.
SIZED garase with room for tools,
shaded lot; located on dead-en5
street, walking distance to exceIs
lent public and parochial schools
2 blocks to Kenwood Club. West.
wood shopping, fast D. C. 4FRnsp.
House is only 8 months old, re,
tired couple moving to Florids; ;
priced 70 sell QUICKLY: sal 7.aH6'
Evening star., 1961-03-14
HOUSES EURM. TO RENT
HOUSES UMFURM. 70 RENT

ADELPHI, 2o1l Quebec st.-s-bed.
VACANT: S110 mo. HUGH T,
PECK. REALToR, HI. 1-i700.
Evening star., 1961-03-14

CEDAR LANE-Price Just reduced
owner wants quick sale, bed.
rms. Q baths, den, sen. din I'm
"a COUNTRY ESTATE
Beautiful view from picture vim.
COW: back and sun porches. Ap.
proX. 2 acres,
w. j. NICHOLAR HF A.1ooo
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VIM. D. LUCAS ASSOC.

Off. Q to 9; 24.Hr. Phi. OIL. q -sses
BRADLEY BLVD. .KENWOOH AREA
positively the finest rambler o.
the market for the moneyl-Pers
feet floor plan. wonderful closet
TlONlNG! Wide center hall, liv
Ing room approx. 15x22, privat,
full size dining room, heautifr
elec. kitchen, 8 TWIN-SIZE bed.
rooms. 21s baths, fabulous club
room with, fireplace and baI
poolroom and workshop. IN enor.
NOUS Iuu basement; big screened
iss; ufsPER sPp 36sMMhaksEso Seeqsiias sot; oyS9HSs 79 g
VAC MUST BE. SOLD
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, NC, 81
7.141l: ewes. WO.. d.Aaah.
Evening star., 1961-03-14

CMAHaULL KNOLLS-An on ons
floor for easy living: full bsmt
close to bus and shoppinR: also
Sexpaqdaole upstairs. FHA applied
ior: 10. 5000. :,
HUGH T. PECK, l1246 0eorria Ava
Evening star., 1961-03-14

CHEVY CHASE-8-year-oid brick
Colonial. center hall; 26-ft. iiv.
room with fireplace; family din,
room, huge de luxe kit, lS-ft.
bedrm. or library and tiled bath
on 1st; 4 bedrnns.. 2 baths on 2nd;
rec. room, maids rm. and tiled
bath; gear garage: close-in loca.
tion. Immediate possession. Priced
@ sen; 9 a:m.-9 pm. IN. g.
Evening star., 1961-03-14
CHEVY CHASE, ND.

In convenient Somerset: close to
tine schools. shops, trapSp, Con.
rms; 9 baths, Ice. picture windows
overlooking beautiful gsfde . a:
prieea S 70 ssll immedistely; .Ness
W, c. a A. n. MILLER pEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH %
= Continued On Next Paaala
Evening star., 1961-03-14
Shannon & Luchs

BETHESDA: FANTAsTiCl Fabu,
lous rambler, near NH wide
center hall, living room APPROX.
15x25. large private dining room
gorgeous kitchen, 3 twin-size bed.
rooms. 21a baths: beautiful rec
reation room with fireplace, in
immense full basement: OVERSIZE
2ullt-in garage: condition, is per-
fectl Convenient to schools anS
recreation center; S29, $50. FRANK
g. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-1411;
Evening star., 1961-08-08

CAT, male, black. 4 mos. old, very
affeetlonate. To good home. JU.
Evening star., 1961-08-08
DOCS, PETS, ETC,

tropical fish, plants, goldfish, live
foods; fish equipment built, re-
paired; summer special On 3 to 8
mo. toy cross puppies, wLshots;
Siamese kittens, baby skunks.
parrots, monkeys, hamsters, rab-
bits, guinea pigs, mice, baby para
keets, etc. HYATTSvILLE PET,
5124 Baltimore ave-, UN.. 4-3329.
Open wkdys.. 10 to $3.50; closed
sundays for summer. Sc
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe. fawn. black
masks; j male, females; S75.
IA. s-6567. after pm.
CAT, male, black, 4 mos. old, very
affeetlonate. To good home. JU.
9-9312.
DACHsHUNDs GIL Vks. Beau
tiful red standards. Axe. Wormed,
shots. FL. 1886.
DACHSHUNDS, smooth and long
haired, standard and miniature.
BAYARD KENNELS, JE. 2-0S9S.
DOG w/charm, personality, wants
someone to love. viii you give
him a homer JE. 2-7325, after 6.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP, male,
Axe. UN. 4-4740.
POMERANIAN, toy, male, 10 weeks
old; Axe, wormed; reasonable.
Call after 6 pm, WO. 6-5604.
POODLE PUPPIES-Pepe and Bah
ette, Pekingese and MancheSters
REGISTERED. Shots. CE. 6-S558.
POODLE puppies, standard, black,
wkS., 2 males, / female. $50.
Call CH. S-7771 anytime.
POoDLES, DUBAYS, toys, minia-
lures; all colors $50 up: stud serv-
ice. grooming. board. CE. 6-3542.
WELSH CORGI Sturdy,
intelligent, working dogs, sired by
imported champion. DU. 5-9521.
Evening star., 1961-08-08
FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL-We specialize in
pruning, topping and tree re-
moval; fully insured: reasonable
prices. HYATTSVILLE TR E E
SERVICE, WA. 7-2274.
VERY GOOD, rich topsoil for
lawns and greenhouses. Very reas.
Call RE, 5-1l0o.
Evening star., 1961-08-08

RANGE, GAS, Hardwick: Kitchen
Aid dishwasher. Used less than l
Evening star., 1961-08-08

PUPPIES, Axe. faWn. black
masks; ! male, females; S75.
ia. S-6567 after x nm
Evening star., 1961-08-08

GUITARS-Elec. amp; both new;
$40 .95; terms. VENEMAN MU-
SIC. 1929 Ga. ave. JU. S-5199.
We have q few fine
stereo amplifier kits. Special.
Evening star., 1961-08-08
APIS. FURNISHED. c.

CONN. AVE. VIC, 24o2 Goth ct,
n-w.-Lge. l-bedrn1. apt. 1st r.; ali
utils.; sos; adults. JU. 6-1747.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE, 1912 R
St. n.w.-l-bedrm. apt; $40.
HO. 2-2164.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - Lee
bedrm., liv. rm.. built-in bar with
cabinets. space for record player
etc; kit, bath. patio with avn
fngs and sun rm.: air cond.,
compl. furn.. linens, china. sill
yer. Avail. tmmed; $3.50. AD. 4
4176.
E. ST. NV, 2O6, nr, Capitol-suit.
for cple. S21.25 wk. up. On bus
line: walk dntn. Apt. newly reno
Yated; new furn. LU. 2-7199, RE.
.7-611S. See MEr., 20s E st. NV.
ELEGANTLY furnished apt. TV,
air cond. in Low. new mod. bldg.
Phone after 2 pm. CO. 5-9027.
GA. AVE, 4SO0-1- -bedrm. apt.
sos per mo-: all utils. incl. Newly
dec. RA. 6-7377; TO. $4,000.
GA. AVE. NV, 4O16: Clean / . bed
rm. apt; air cond.; transp.: park. F.;
ADULTS. RA. 3-2S2S, EN-. 3-3426.
Evening star., 1961-08-08
INSTANTANEOUS EoR SALE INSTANTANEOUS FoR SALE
j IFURN.-Mah. din. I'm. suite comp. (;
$50; NAH. bdrm. suite, twin beds,
| Shh Other items III Q-RAaQ

din. rm. suite comp !;
$50; nah. bdrm. suite, twin beds,
500. Other items. JU. 9-5469.
FURNITURE - Handmade hutch,
antique: harvest table, very good
condition; .baby-grand piano and
stool. Closing estate. Best offer.
Call 525-012S.
FURN.-Contents Of 6-rm. house,
some practically new, 3 bedrms.
SOFAS tables, rugs, din, refrig.
elect. stove. II. 9-7172.
FURNITURE, UNCLAIMED = Mod
ern bedrm set, bookcase headboard,
dresser, mirror, chest of drawers,
sos; Hide q way bed, $40; maple
secretary desk, $50: bunk beds,
$40; bookcase, So; love seat; china
closet, S35; chest Of drawers, $40;
occasional chair, So; wardrobe, Sc
innerspring mattress, $40; dinette
set. with 4 chairs, $50; Hollywood
PED, $22i. rocker, So; love seat.
chair, $50; dresser, SIS; chaise
lounge, SIS: sofa bed, $50; Early
American chairs, S35; mirror, So;
maple chest on chest, S32. We
added to our collection Of 800 art
pieces, top value, low prices. Many
interesting items at HOFFMANN'S
We do reupholstering, draperies,
sliD covers and refinishing. EASY
TERMS - FIRST PAYMENT IN
SEPTEMBER FREE PARKING.
Evening star., 1961-08-08

FURN.-MUST SACRIFICE. 8 pc.
hv. rm. set; TV; wal tables and
rugs. ia. 4-5140, before 2 pm.
GAS RANGES, USED. S29 .95 up:
M I0I1 It'll. 7tS st. nv nv; EAo,,s ga s-sS52. S6
Evening star., 1961-08-08
HOFFMAN,

UPHOLSTERERS
2447 18th st. NV. co. $1,000
Ewes. Til 8; Saturday Til
SUNDAY, 70 TO <
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AIR CONDITION

Your whole house; central plant
remote, full 2-ton, installed to
your furnace; S695 No down
pymt.; 3, 4 and ton sizes equally
low: std. makes. Call day or night,
Sun. incl. JOHN MOORE AND
SONS, IA. 4-3235.
Evening star., 1961-08-08
SURPLUS

GOLF CLUBS, complete set Of Sam
Snead; machinist tool box with
assorted tools; reas. priced. Call
WA E-k2nS hat & and 8 N m
Evening star., 1961-08-08

FURN.-Lge. comfortable sofa. 2
armchairs. Table. Secy. desk. Fire
pl, mantel. Call after $50. SP.
Evening star., 1961-08-08
SITUATI0NS-MER
SITUATI0Ns--WoMEN

ADDRESSING ENVELOPES AND
pick Up and deliver. 10, 1-1751.
ROOKKEEPING-Full charge. pay
dSiss daV. wseE ssS'eMeRos or hour AJI Ju @ @s.o745
CLERICAL WORK AND RECEP.-
Good refs, Reply BOX 2S2-B, Star.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, 15
yrs; exper. in all operations. gen.
office work. Box 107-D, Star.
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY de-
Sires diysrsified position. Phone
FULL CHG. BOOKKEEPER; dble.
entries Through trial balance.
Quarterly tax returns, sales tax,
etc; woman des. perm. pos, 5
60 w.p.m., knowl. of shhd.: can
manage Srl. office w/little or no
Z supervision. Call HE. 4-S963.
GIRL DESIRES PART TIME work.
babysitting. Phone 232-5955.
LADY, prac. nurse trained, des, s.
child; refs. Du. 7-551I.
REGISTERED NURSE, 2l, married,
wishes gTnivasse dSG dSty 70 e home ION pa
eECY., 5 yrs. top exper.: shhd. no;
downtown. sP. 1886 aft. $50.
WOMAN, colored, desires child care
for, empl, mother. Fond Of chill
ora. Live out. EXP" ref, TU.
Evening star., 1961-08-08
BUSINESS SERVICES

BOOKKEEPING SERVICE, payrolls,
statements and taxes: no Job too
small; free est. JU. 5-0745.
ELECTRONIC COMPUTER, IBM
1920. hourly rental, reas. rates;
also programming to specifica-
tions, math, routines, civil engi-
neering and scientific programs
on hand. Call 4S1-2414.
TRASH REMOVAL
Bsmts., yds. cleaned: free estimate.
Mr.. CLEAN INC. FE. 7-2Sl5
Evening star., 1961-08-08
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
BEEF HERD AND DAIRY COW

BEEF HERD AND DAIRY cows
FOR SALE. Beef herd consisting
"a second calves Angus, 1-3-yr. -old
pure-bred bull, includes 20 or
Z Guernseys; now now milking, $3.50
ca, 4th and 5th calves, 4 Hol-
stein heifers. / with 1st calf, 9TH
ers due soon, S225 ca. Call EN-.
2-3133.
BLACK MARE, z yrs, well trained;
gentle, good sized; must sell or
trade. CIR. 3-4906, JU. S-33S0.
MUST SELL BEFORE LEAVING,
good tempered chestnut gelding.
Wonderful conformation, 3 years
old. Call PL. 9-2402.
Evening star., 1961-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MISUNDERSTANDING
Rand, S50i electric Allen. $75;
,TNS,,dS new io-key olivetti, Sli5. ,ss Prices
with purchase of any new ma
chine. CENTRAL, 923 18th st.
NV. MA. S-0S00.
AIR COMPRESSORS, used, 90
c.f.m.. gasoline and elec., 10 and
Is h.p. FE. $4,000.
AIR CONDITIONER, IA amps, 1I5I
vts., / h.p., Ahans, perf, cond.;
$500. TIE. 6-SsS9
Evening star., 1961-08-08

NEW, carload sale
90" TV con-. port TV, 3-way comb.
stereo-phono-radio comb, tape rec,
port stereo-radio comb. All brand
NEW to be sold at tremendous dis
counts. This is your opportunity to
cash in on big savings. No dealers,
pleased All orders delivered within
2 days. MILLER'S FURN. & APPL..
4407 Benning I'd. ne. Plenty Of
free parking CASH OR TERMS
Omen 1919 p.m.
Evening star., 1961-08-08

table, corner cupboard, 8 chairs,
6x9 Oriental rug: bedrm. suite, g.
pc. mahog., spool bed, mattress,
spring, chest. dresser, mirror; all
good condition. VIII. 6-2129.
FURN.-MUsT SACRIFICE. Colonial
Evening star., 1961-08-08
SACRIFICE

From rare collection oriental rugs
Chinese antiques: also from Royal
Danish family, service for IL.
Evening star., 1961-08-08

FURN., 2 bedrms., liV. rm.; dinette,
TV, ironer, rugs, pads, large mir
ror; $3.50, or sep. 522-2544.
Evening star., 1961-08-08

Elizabethan dining ta-
ble,conference, etc.: solid oak,
floating top, distressed fruitwood
finish. VIM. SEATON. 1920 Sa-
vannah pl. s.e., after 2 pm. Wed.
Evening star., 1961-08-08

oman SAW. $3.50; PICKS, 81;
SAf53GkI; sa 5SAEIoS GAS cans, SsESi5S; SIG:
PAINT, S1.59; SAW BLADES,
S1.25: HAMMERS, SOC; SAWS,
SLAB: RAKE and CULTIVATORS.
Evening star., 1961-08-08

DEDo' SbuulO COUCH CneStSb Cnalbe
lounge, desk, sofa, upholstered
chairs; very reas. CO. 5-7964.
BEDRM. FURN. = Sgle. bookcase
bed, correlated grouping, blond
mahog. BARGAIN. JU. 5-175S aft. 6
BEDROOM SET-Uncalled for in
our layaway dept. Take over un-
paid balance. This beautiful group
with huge dresser, handicapped mir
ror, lge. chest Of drawers, and
handsome bookcase bed. MILLERS,
4407 Benning I'd. ne. CASH OR
TERMS Open 1919 prn
Evening star., 1961-08-08

BABY BED with mattress. SIS
Klddie Coop type, good condition
Evening star., 1961-08-08

BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT, COM
plete. Reasonable. New and used
Very cd. cond. LA. 6-SS49.
Evening star., 1961-08-08
FOR SALE

PIANO, 2 uprights, plain case. good
playing cond., $50 each. ia. T.
Evening star., 1961-09-10
And Next Sunday

The new season really gets crack
ing with a number of important pre-
mieres Sunday, September IT, among
them the Du Pont Show of the Week.
Sports highlights that same day in
clude the Presidents Cup Regatta
during half-time of the American
Pro Football game, WMAL-O, and
Redskin game on the West Coast
(WTOP-9.
Pro Football, Presidents Cup Re
gatta q pm, WMAL-0. The New
York-Buffalo football game begins at
2, with half-time devoted to cover
age of the Presidents Cup Regatta.
Pro Football (4:30 pm, WTOP
-9). Washington at San Francisco.
Jim Gibbons and Eddie Gallaher re-
port.
Wisdom Is pm, WRC-4. A new
cycle of interviews with outstanding
people.
Chet Huntley Reports $3.50 pm,
WRC-4. Returning news series.
The Sunday Stor TV Mosozine, W,
Evening star., 1961-09-10

Follow the Sun G:3O pm, WNdAL
%. Premiere. A new adventure
series set in Hawaii, written and pro-
duced by Marion Hargrove. Playing
the leads (magazine writers) will be
Barry Coe and Gray Lockwood. with
Gigi Perreau as their secretary.
Ed Sullivan g pm, WTOP-9).
Not repeat-but taped last April.
Gordon and Sheilah MacRae. Bert
Lahr and Nancy Walker and others.
Car "a, Where Are You? $3.50
pm, WRC-4). Premiere. A new
cops without robbers comedy show
with Joe E. Ross (Toody) and Fred
Gwynne (Muldoon) as the improb-
able police officers.
Show of the Week 90 pm, WRC
~. Premiere. The opening show
takes look at American humor
from Davy Crockett to Jack Paar
with George Burns as guide and COM
mentator.
hinnkon n r Cankaunha1 IN IOSI ca
Evening star., 1961-09-10
SATURDAY
SEPT
Is
"a PLAY OF THE WEEK.

Drama. 2 Hours. "The Iceman Cometh,"
by Eugene O'NeiII Part l. Adult drama,
as the author wrote it for theater pro-
duction. The hbtuates of waterfront
saloon are social outcasts who seek in
alcohol cushion against the ugly reality
of their lives. Jason Robards, jr., MYon
Mccormick, Farrell PelIey
q TEN-THIRTY THEATER.
Movie. Continuation of 70. S. s."
1855 q SHOCK!
Movie Hour, 20 Min "The Wolf
Man." 1e4l. Claude Rains
2:15 q MEDITATION. WEATHER.
Religion. Prayer by various faiths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
COMMODITIES

NEW YORK, Feb. "a (AP).-The
Associated Press index Of IS important
commodities rose for the fifth straight
week this week.
At 1887 the index compared with
1890 Q week ago and 1927 year
ago.
The increase was fueled BY advances
cotton and nonferrous metal COM
ponents. Textiles slipped to q new
10000 low and livestock also re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
OVER COUNTER

ThR following bid and asked prieeO
citation Of Securities Dealers, Inc. and
other sources but are unofficial They
DO not represent actual transactions.
They are intended g 2 guide TO the
securities could have been sold tindi:
Gated BY the bid or pouRht indicated
by the askedl ct the tame Of e0mpila-
ton az Noon. Fridayl. Origin OF any
quotation furnished upon reouess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE, Feb. 25 (AP) CUspA)
-CattIe: Receipts 2250 compared to
22so last week and 2s . las. year ]
aSout x' se i pcr cent a sIaast:r seers
and the remainder mostly cows. trad
slsuehter steers and bulls weak to SO
cents lower; slaughter heiiers fully
instances hiSE ie $500 eeff; vssieTs uneven.
mostly steady TO 100 higher: stock
ers and feeders SO cents lower.
Slaughter steers and heifsrs Il 4 81 small =
lots. 1035-11SS ID choice n; o0:27 80.
I ISsd soo sns snd fe sso lS:s g. =
loads and lew lots iisb-iS7i Is mixed
good and choice "a. 75-25.75. 926.1259
b good %. 00-26 90. few standard and
low GOOD 22 oo-24.09: ] lot ,7ossb y
s.ssSsrd snd good si.oO-ss.45, sood
22.00 and up.
Cows and bulls: Utility and few
commercial 15.50-1e. 90. Gamers and
cutters 10 .50.15.75. few cutters 1900
18. so early, light Gamers IL DOLL 90:
g Ut e 2 sgs isa easps
veaIerS: Good and choice l5O:250
lbs 81. OO-3 90, standard "a. 00-34 90,
stoekers and feeders: Few loads and
lots LOT - s09;i124 ID good and Choice s
S2SSS-SsH1S: part asE ,o sapis $50 Is medium
choice stock steers 90 100000. :.
Hogs: Receipts 1900 compared to
1884 last week and 1893 last year:
compared TO last Thursday barroTs
cents higher on mixed No. Ia grades;
sows virtually absent.
~, BsrroTs AN aSd gllt;; a head be- n mostly
sb s ssSS9Di i. ni so HG sna hs sC close
. SSo M rs sS 30 few M No: 8 aso'
$40 lbs i6.50.is. 90 during the week;
sheep: Small lot 95 Id CHOICE wooled