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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-13

loffspring is an exercise in
hang-wringing futility.
+
The performances in "Splen-
dor in the Grass" are of the
quality one expects in a Kazan
picture.
The most dramatically made
by both director and performer
is that of Miss Wood as that
little Loomis girl" who, thanks
to a wise psychiatrist, comes
through her experience consid-
bly, less of a ruin than her
tongue-tied mother. Young
Beatty as the boy looks the
part more than he apparently
feels it, settling comfortably
at the pictures end into mar
riage with banal, pretty lit
tie waitress whose daughters
may very well have a worse
time in life than Miss Wood.
Accepting the fact that theirs
is the villainy of the SCREEN
play. and playing it to the limit,
are Pat Hingle as the boys
crude, ambitious, uncompre-
bending father and Audrey
Christie as the suspicious Stat
tern mother of the girl.
The limitations of "Splen-
dor in The Grass" are always
that it is a more substantial
movie than it was as a SCREEN
play. What it finally says, or
repeats, is that life is life. ma
ture is nature, parents are I'M
qualified for parenthood, and
that growing up is a perilous
experience whose survival is
largely a matter of luck.
It's greatest merit is that 1t
represents Mr.. KaZan speaking
and he is a most listenable d.
rector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-13
THE PASSING SHOW
Devil in the Flesh
Is DeviIishIy Tough
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic of The Star

"Splendor in The Grass" asks Ella Kazan one of the
stages and screens most brilliant directors his
comment of the most troubled of human be-
hayiour since Adam met Eve.
The theme of the picture at the Metropolitan devil
in the adoecen flesh and correlavy what both the vic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-13
HAYWOOD
FLOWER AVE. PLAYHOUSE
ROCKVILLE DRIVEN

Rockville, Nd. PO. 1886
Open at 700 PM.
LATE SHOW TONIGHT
STEVE MCQUEEN in THE HONEY
ZOO and 1855 PM. Plus HAYLEY
MILLS, HORST BUCHHOLZ in
MYSTERY AT TIGER BAY" at
9:10 PM. Extra, Cartoon Carnival
at $40 PM.
Evening star., 1961-09-22

phies, In the same week. .
Bing Crosby has done the BIZ
ographical narration for the
Harold Arlen NBC-TV show,
Happy With the Blues" Arlen
will have a 59-second spot at
the end of the show, singing
his newest composition, Little
Drops of Rain" AldOus
Huxley said that when he was
young he thought he could
change the world. Now I
have learned that the only
thing one can change is one
self"
HermiOne GingOld went to a
wedding reception. She first
had Kenneth, Mrs. Kennedy's
hairdresser, design a new hair
do, in the center of which was
set Miss Gingold's brooch.
Evening star., 1961-09-22

where he shot a lion "and we
all bagged a leopard" The
skins are being dressed and
will soon be on their way here
There are more stars in
Liberty" than in the rest of
Hollywood. Andy Devine told
me, 81 play the timid sheriff. "
No more TV series for a while,
said Andy, who made more
than a hundred Wild Bill
Hickoks" with Guy Madison.
THE only trouble with Guy, 4"
said Andy, 'iS that he never
explodes. Not even when he
was having all that business
with Gail Russell. A man
should explode every once in a
while; he'd feel better for it.
%*#&
I Comedian Ken Murray is also
in the picture. I'D never met
Ford, but always admired him, -
he told me. HE saw me in a
Death Valley TV segment,
phoned me, and offered me the
part. I thought someone was
kidding" Ken plays the doctor
And finally there was the
only girl of any consequence
in the film-Vera Miles, with
hair straight back and looking
like a schoolmarm. She plays
the waitress. Wayne is in love
with her, but she's in love with
Jimmy Stewart. If you had
your choice who would you
pick?
And a closing quote from
John Ford. We've had adult
Westerns and psychological
Westerns. John calls his pic
ture IAN intimate Western"
Eddie O'Brien, who plays the
drunken newspaper editor,
floated by in a beard, and I
had to look twice to recognize
him. Are you in this scene?"
I asked. mo one ever knows, I"
he grinned. "Mr. Ford's got it
all in his head. And he calls us
as needed" Then calamity, to
me: you get younger as I get
older" Flattery will get him
everywhere.
Evening star., 1961-09-22
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Tab Goes to Rome

ton, who told me, I'm off to
Rome in two weeks for my
Easter Dinner film" We made
a date to have an October din
ner at Doney's. Fred
Astaire is building a huge home
on the highest hill in Beverly.
It's too large for a bachelor.
So
+ i i 4
Jean Seberg's picture, Congo
Viva" will be shot in Paris.
Too much real shooting in the
Congo. Barbara Steele
Cary Grants discovery - told
them in London that she threat
ened to commit suicide unless
goth Century-Fox released her
from her contract. They let
her go-in a hurry.
Jimmy Stewart, on the set of
THE Man who Shot Liberty
Valance"-"I have pictures to
make until the summer TO 1862.
Then my wife and I go back
to Africa" Jimmy only recent
ly returned from East Kenya
Evening star., 1961-09-22
THE LYONS DEN !.
Private Art Gallery
By LEONARD LYONS

Ingrid Bergman. who CO.
starred with Sam Wanamaker
in Joan of Lorraine" on
Broadway, may co-star with
him in his independent film,
THE Willie wegler Story"
Truman CapOte has bought a
home in Switzerland, where he
will be legally domiciled.
The Russians have reprinted
the Gershwins' 'BeSS, You Is
My Woman Now" from "Porgy
and Bess." But the. Puritan
Russians changed the title to
''BesS, You Is My Wife Now
4 = =
Sherman BilIingsIey has al
tered the cover-charge system
at the Stork Club, varying ii
on per-hour basis. It's to dis
courage drunkS from lingering
there. Herb Mayes, Of Nc
Calls bought the magazine
rights to LOuella Parsons and
Hedda HOpper's autobiogra-
Evening star., 1961-09-22

NEW YORK.-RObert Leh-
man, the eminent art patron
and banker, pulled off the most
sensational art event of the
year, last week end. A convoy of
trucks transferred from his
home and from the Metropoli-
tan Museum of Art - where
they've been on loan exhibit-a
collection of paintings and 9TH
er items worth over $50 million.
The collection, ranging from
old masters to Renoirs, also has
been exhibited at the Louvre.
The trucks brought all the
treasures to the recently refur-
bished house at 7 West Fifty
fourth street, where Lehman's
late father lived. Jannsen, the
French decorator, did the re-
furnishing job i. The directors
of the Metropolitan Museum of
Art had expected that fellow
director Lehman would be-
Queath his collection to the
Museum. Instead, this $50 mil
lion worth of art will be housed
under one roof, in Lehman's
new private museum.
4 4
Maria Callas, the Greek
American who became Italian
by marriage, will win Monages-
que citizenship i. F.. Peter LORE,
who once teamed with Sydney
Greenstreet, will be Vincent
Prices partner in villainy, in
the trio of films based on Poe's
Tales of Terror" Sophie
Tucker is making a deal with
Len BedsOn and Harold Gross
man for a Broadway musical,
Sophie" based on her life
story. Miss Tucker sees Eydie
GOrme in the role.
Evening star., 1961-09-22

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
In Hollywood all roads lead to
Rome. Tab Hunter is the
latest star to journey to the
Eternal City for a spot of film
making. Several spots. Il sold
my house and put everything in
storage" said Tab before TAX
ing off for a long stay with a
pocketful of money-he made
a huge profit from the sale of
his last two homes. Fact is, he
didn't even move into the last
one.
While lunching at Paramount
! saw my friend, Charlton Hes
Evening star., 1961-09-22

But then the bride tossed her
bridal bouquet, which hit Her
mione's hair-do. mo, catching
the bouquet doesn't mean I'll
be next to catch a man." she
sighed. Not with my hair
diSheveled that way"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-24
Few Words
Thoughts Better Left Unpublished
By Kent Palmer

about Go-Karts, although from
what people say we wouldn't
want our youngsters near the
monsters after all, a major
ity of traffic accidents happen
to people driving less than 80
miles an hour.
1t won't even concern the
young man who decided to up
date medical annals by declar-
ing his blotches were guided
measles"
Nor even the brilliant sci
enlist who came up with a
high-calorie food for people
who want to gain weight, a
food he calls "Symetrecal."
And it's much too hot to
write about what ever hap
pened to the temperature-hu-
nudity index the Weather Blu
reau RECALLED us into discom-
fort with during the past two
seasons.
There's little demand for
words--o wisdom or other
wise about the chances of
the Republican party in either
1852 or 1864, although a few
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-24
Voice of America is Penetrating
Iron Curtain With Breakfasts

are being used as pawns by the
Soviet Union in a game of high
powered political blackmail.
There is nothing pretentious
in the pre-war buildings and
offices which house this psyche
logical warfare weapon against
Communist operations in East
Berlin and East Germany. But
1 saw the efficiency and fervor
with which the six Americans
in charge and the 500 German
employees carry out their job.
l had the pleasure of running
into Deputy Director Robert
Lochner, the son of Louis p.
Lochner, longtime Berlin cor
respondent for the Associated
Press.
Young Lochner told me that
some critics have voiced the
complaint that the only efforts
to counter Soviet propaganda
and control in East Germany
have come from RIAS, thus
leaving this important task on
American shoulders. The Bonn
government finally has seen
fit, Lochner revealed, to set
aside funds for organizing and
operating Deutschland Funk"
which will stress to the East
Germans that they are listening
to an entirely German.originat.
Cd program.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-24
BY PIERRE }. HUss

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. -
The "voice of America" and
radio Free Europe" are doing
yeoman work in penetrating
the Iron Curtain with broad
casts aimed at keeping the peo-
pies in captive lands aware Of
life in free nations and expos
ing to them the false Com
munist) propaganda forced
down their Threats by Moscow.
Somewhat overlooked is the
equally effective work OF RIAS,
the American-supported broad
casting outfit devoted exclusive
ly to bringing to the Soviet
dominated East Germans a daily
and nightly slice of life as 1t is
lived in West Germany.
/ spent several hours recently
touring the Berlin operational
headquarters of Rias, where the
U. S. government spends an an
nual $S4 million to give East
Germans not only a picture Of
democracy at work in Berlin
and on the Rhine but strives
by all available means to tear
the mask off the East German
Communist regime and bring
home to every one of them IL
eailAiaB East Germans THAI they
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-24

Lochner explained that the
German broadcasting operations
will neither duplicate nor COM
pete with RIAS. There is plen-
ty of room for all such efforts
to counter the Soviet activity in
East Germany. An important
advantage held by RIAS, how
ever, is that it is free of the
pressures and handicap S
Deutschland Funk" faces as a
project subsidized by the West
German government. Red tape
and the stiff ways of bureau
cracy will compel the German
outfit to stay away from con-
troversial subjects, leading
Lochner to comment:
I'VE have found that in con-
Quoting our broadcasting opera
tons, RIAS is most effective
when ii tells both the good and
the bad side of the West Ger
man picture and of democracy
in general. Thus the other day
there was a scandal in Bonn
relating to corruption charged
against a leading government
official. We carefully gave the
East Germans the whole truth,
and in that way offset the SEN
sational onslaught of distorted
allegations given the East Ger
mans by Communist broadcasts
and newspapers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-24
By Kent Palmer

high-placed Republicans might
like to get in a few ticks. But
it's too early, fellers.
We can't even find the cour-
age to discuss the words those
drivers are using as they try
to negotiate University blvd.
from Wheaton to Four Cor.
neds.
There's no necessity in
agreeing with the remarks of
Mathew Wittenstein in fore
seeing-if not in so many
words-that the only direction
for the Rockville business Sec
ton to take is up.
In fact, if you're bothered
by the question of what a late,
lazy June column could be
about, you can get a quick an
swer.
1t certainly won't be about
all the Notwithstanding and near
Notwithstanding events which
come to mind.
1t will be about long enough
to reach down to here, which
is where the thing usually
winds up anyhow.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-24

This will not be a column
about the 12-month school
plan proposed by DR.. C. Tay-
lor Whittier, Montgomery
County superintendent of
schools, since the proposal has
already engendered enough
words to carry us into the
middle Of dog days, or a little
beyond.
It will not be a column
about the Supreme Courts de-
cision to allow Roy Torcaso to
have his notary public COM
mission because no man has
to make a declaration of be.
lief in the existence of God"
which was the law of the State
of Maryland before the Court
laid our Constitution in sham.
bles about US.
Ner will 1t be about the new
Montgomery County jail,
which is supposed to be about
as escape proof as you can get
without bricking over the
exits as a certain Edgar Allen
Poe protagonist once did.
The column will not be
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-24


Notice of the policy and of
the inclusion of the contractual
commitment should be required
to be posted at the contractors
place of business" the Demo
Gratis resolution said.
Anti-discrimination measures
are especially important in
Montgomery County, the group
declared, because as a suburb
OF the Nations Capital, racial
or religious discrimination here
carries with it the additional
evil that it may injure the
United States in its relations
with other nations"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-24

penditure of county funds also
was proposed.
1t asked the County Council
to forbid discriminatory prac-
tees by contractors on county
work, and urged contracts in
clude clauses in which suppliers
pledge a policy of non-discrim-
ination.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-24

ccmmodations ordinance (which
will forbid discrimination based
on race, religion or nationality
in any place otherwise open to
the general public"
: The adoption of anti-discrim-
inatory policies by ali County
governmental agencies in their
employment practices and ex-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-24
Suburban Democrats Back
Equal Service Proposal

Strong support for Montgomery County Council pas
sage of andiscrmination equal service law this
week from the Western Suburban Democratic Club
At special meeting this week. about so members of
the organization urged the adoption of county public
Evening star., 1961-04-20
PIANOs-Clearance Of new an
Pianos-Organs

SPRING HoUsECLEAN1NG SALE
Save from 500 to $500 on dem
onstrators, floor models, and used
pianos and organs. AL styles and
finishes.
Gisriel Piano g. Organ Co.
s2b o ST. NV. ma. s-O42a
Evening star., 1961-04-20

PRINTING MACHINERY Heidei-
berg, 10x15, like new, $3.50; pa
per cutter, 2e1, S425: Repro,
proof press, 1Sx24, S400: 14x20
folding machine, $3.50. CAN after
q pm. JU, 9-4664.
Evening star., 1961-04-20

= FURN.-Bedrm., liV. rm., dinette
odd chests, lamps, rugs; sd. cond
Evening star., 1961-04-20
1925 18th ST. NV.

DOWNTOWN LUXURY
Opposite Hotel Statler. Beau
tifully furnished l-bedrm.
apt. in choice, centrally air
cond. bldg. Ideal walk-to-
work location $3.50 mo.
Must be seen to be apprecia-
ted. See MR.. FLYNN in Apt.
402 or phone DI 7-7572
or MA. s-9565.
Evening star., 1961-04-20
APIS, FuRNISHEn-D,e,
iCONTINUED)

18th AND MASS. AVE. NV. - 8
rooms, kitchen and bath, S76 per
mo. includes utils. ST. 3-3657.
255O Nth ST. N.W.-Bright, cheer
full. corner apt, . rms, kit, semi
private bath; Sl6 week.
Evening star., 1961-04-20
r Washington, D. c.
ThUrsdoy, April 20, 1861
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
lcONIlNuEDl
FURNITURE Couple un-

FURNITURE - Couple un-
expectedly m oved from
area needs responsible
party to take over pay
mentS of $40 month, and
take possession of bed
room, living rm. and din
ing room suites, including
rugs and drapes. For ap-
pointment to see, call DE.
2-5098.
Evening star., 1961-04-20

POOL TABLE, commercial, subway,
hssyy duty; pert; cond.; in Alex.
Evening star., 1961-04-20

Reas. EN-. S-64l1, ". o-4o39.
: GARMENT RACKS, H.. 4Sx60,
sturdy, attrac. black and chrome
finish; ideal for party gueSt-wraps
or office use; 50 ea.; better price
for quantity. EN-. 2-6l52.
Evening star., 1961-04-20

PIANO BENCHES, used, SIS up:
new from SIS up. Good selection
ST $4,000, PIANO MART. 10l5
9TH st, NV.
Evening star., 1961-11-13
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

WE ARE OFFERING for sale: sew
eral very nice horses and ponies, 1
outstanding heavyweight hunter, 1
beautiful chest. mare. show pros
peet. Many others to make your se-
lection from. TW. 3-7979. I3S
Evening star., 1961-11-13
SITUATI0HS-MEN
ARTIsT-PHoToGRAPHER. able
perform aEy phase Of work. BS
sITUATI0Rs-WoMEN

EDITORIAL SECRETARY. com
petent, middle aged, now employed
Background educational and liter
ary. Call evenings HO. 2-0S53.
PRACTICAL NURSE. wishes Job
baby care or elder person. DE. 2.
0705.
sECRETARY-with broad exper
desires eve. and weekend employ
ment. Call 67l-S995 aft. @ pm.
WOMAN, exper., des. typing pay
roll, bkkeeping etc. in own home
Call aft 10 am. RE. 5-9155.
18th ST. NV, 35OO-LiY. rm., din
rm.. bedrm., kit, bath: SlIO. HU
3-7954.
Evening star., 1961-11-13
BUSINESS SERVICES

FORMER GOVT. contract admins
traitor offers consultation services
to Govt, prime and sub-contrac-
tors. r. A. WEATHERINGToN
Evening star., 1961-11-13

TYPEWRITERs, surplus; 2 Just
overhauled st cost Of $50 ea.: viii
sell for $50 ca, bargain price.
WAPLE REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
1928 14th ST. NV AD. 4-200S.
VACUUM CLEANERs brand new
swivel TOD on wheels with all att,
sl1.75. VIII deliver. LA. 9-6462.
VACUUMS-Lge. selec., I-yr, guar.
$40 up. VA. REPAIR CENTER,
4103 Columbia pike IA. s-7100.
VACUUMS - Recond. Electrolux,
Hoover, GE. etc; $40 deiiV., guar
day, night. DEALER, RA. 3-6lsl
VACUUMs al makes, $40 up: one
II. guar: 10 years same location.
EVANSVILLE VACUUM CO
5211 Baltimore Ave. AP. 1888
WASHERS-Fully auto, / Hotpoint
de luxe. . Kenmores: compl. re-
built, delivered, installed. fully
guar. 3S4-6S19.
WASHER, Frigidaire, full auto
matte, private owner; moving,
must sacri.; $50. HA. 2-7010.
WASHER, late model; full auto,
Just been overhauled; guaranteed
VIII deliver; $50. 543-6222. 19'
Evening star., 1961-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
DOCS, PETS, ETC,

CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generators,
sod cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL 81 EQUIP. CO., JU. 5-5040.
Evening star., 1961-11-13

HEATERS. ranges. stoves; new. used
Gas, oil, coal, wood. elec. ACME
STOVE. 10ll 9TH NV, Ma. S-S952
HI-FI, high class, S2,SOO; RcA
Berkshire comb. blond mahog.,
short wave z band AM-fM phono
$3.50: also Ell. Scott mab. conb.,
$1,000; SW AM I'm phono also
for $3.50; TV Sylvania 27" $3.50.
cost SS75. EN-. 2-3574.
Evening star., 1961-11-13

G0-KART. powered by 21s horse.
power Briggs and etTatton engine
Evening star., 1961-11-13
MAIDS

WOMAN to live in, 2I or over
Catholic. for light Housekeeping
and child care, new home in Nd,
pleasant family with 4 children,
references required; S120 mo
654-2669.
Evening star., 1961-11-13
AIR CONDITION

BEDROOM APARTMENT
OF FURNITURE - Party
transferred out of area.
A responsible party is
wanted to pick up pay
mentS on Danish inspired
walnut bedroom suite; 64-
in. dresser with mirror,
large chest; bookcase bed
with Serta mattress and
box springs; 100-in. foam
rubber sofa with match.
ing lounge chair, 3 Danish
tables, 2 decorator lamps
Danish dining room. Worth
about $1,000; will sell fol
$699. Assume the payment.
Of So a week. See at 1925
14th st. NV, Wash, D. C..
DE. 2-2764. Monday It'll {
pm; Tuesday, 9 am. tt
9 pm.
Evening star., 1961-11-13
CONTINUED
PERFE(vT

Apt. and services for TIE diserimi.
mating I00es air eond., beautifully
furn.. incl linens. cooking utens
HILLTOP HOUSE corner 18th 81
1873 Euclid NV Embassy row
central loe at park. Hu. 3-3402
1920 aIst ST. NV, the west.
erly," Dupont circle area-2-roou
apt- S122 so. utils; and q. c. incl
See caretaker, 1882 21st st., base.
mert. WASH. HOUSING CORP
931 H ST. NV Ma. S-481s.
ITI7 h ST, N.W-Downtown ele.
vator building. Efficiency apt
$50. Nicely furnished. Res
MIR. on premises.
826 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Walk. dist
downtown; l rm., foyer, kit, bath,
So. 80. NE. $1,000. Res Mgr
3707 18th ST. NE. - Efficiency,
single employed person; gooc
trans. La. 6-4624.
3IfS MI. PLEASANT 81. NV
Apt. bldg. all utils. incl, 2-bedrm
ants. nicely furn.. $3.50 to $3.50
per mo See resident manager
3l55, Apt. 102. WIN, j. DAVIS
INC, s2e 18th st. NV, Ma. g.
1856.
18th ST. NV. AREA-LiV. rm., {
twin bedrms.. bath, kit, all utils.
nf. shops, bus. Rel ia. 9-S942
Evening star., 1961-11-13
ROOMS FURMIsHED-N.E.

26th ST. NE, 1924; nice furnish
ed room for rent: COW. transp.
LA. 9-1716.
Evening star., 1961-11-13

FURNITURE = Karpen Sofabed, !:
mos. old, never used; toast color
tufted back: cost $3.50, will sci
for 5000. Call 6:30-e. 525-6974
UNCLAIMED = 3-pc
sectional sofa, $50: Mahog. drop.
leaf table. S15: Is din. rm. chairs
from IS to IS: 10 bedrm. sets
S5S to 500; bedrm. chairs So
to SIS. 3 secretary desks. SIS Il
$50: 20 chests Of drawers. So tc
$50: s rockers, So to S23: 2(
With mirrors. S4 to S7.5O: 8 sofs
beds, $50 to $50; 4 bridge tables
81 to 81: 5 hide-away beds, $50
TO S100:. 8 office desks. SIS Il
$25:. 3 love seats, $50 TO $50,
30 floor lamps. 81 to SO: IA coffee
tables. 80 TO 50: 25 end tables
81 so to So; 5 studio couches
$50 to $50: so table lamps, 81 sc
TO $5: "a Hollywood beds. SI6 tC
$36: 10 night tables. SO to "a:
Kitchen tables. SO to $5: 8 wins
chairs, $40 to $50: 10 kitchen
sets, 4 chairs, S12 to S25: IL oc.
easional chairs. 50 to SIS: ]
chafSe lounge. SIS. Many inter.
esting items ct HOFFMANN'S. We
90 upholstering. draperies. sliI
covers and refinishing. EASY
TERMS. First payment In Decem,
Der. Free parking,
Evening star., 1961-11-13

AIR : CONDITIONED. 8 bedrm-. 2
bath. very large, beautiful de luxe
apartment; dining rm. l3x13.b.
living rm, 14x23, 3 master size
oedrmss large entrance foyer: at
tractive view. Washington's finest
modern, new, air-conditioned build
ing, neizhborhood and schools: all
electric kitchen: doorman: 24-hr
secrstaLial service: roof garden
THE EseEx' S740 Com ave
NV I'm o-21IT
Evening star., 1961-11-13
AARnVARKS

You'l probably never see one and
OF the CAIRO HOTEL Washing-
toms tallest BLDG. TV IN every
room. daily maid service. barber
shop, I'm. service. sec. switch
board service. Largs clean rooms
at Sl4 week.
1919 Ona as Nyu
Evening star., 1961-11-13
MARIO
WAREHOUSE STORE
1923 14th st. NV.
DE 2-4747

q block above Thomas circle)
FURNITURE DC. liv. rm. set;
needs repair. OIL. 2-S322. between
Evening star., 1961-11-13
MIscELLANEous EoR SALE

ADDING MACHINES-Rem. Rand.
$50; cleo, S75 up. CENTRAL,
923 18th NV.
ADDING MACHINE, $50: also late
model elec.. good cend and new
10-key elee. with subt. OIL. 2-0313.
AIR COMPRESSOR = Eiec., I-75
h.p.; gas comp, 20s, 36s, sos and
l05-eu.-ft. mach; new and used.
1254 23rd st. NV. FE. $4,000.
AIR CONDITIONER. 3-ton GE,
water cooled: good condition,
S3e5 or best offer. JOHN MOORE
& SONS Co. IA. 4-3235.