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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-16
WALK

WALK
To schools and bus from
this 2-year-old brick split
level mr.. University of Md.
3 bedrms.. sep. din. rm.,
fabulous family I'm. with
firepl., Ia baths: only
S22,950 FLA or Gil. 474-
5000.
BURCH REALTY co.
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EDWARDS & RENICK
CONSTRUCTION co.
MA. 2-1199 EN-. 3-9317
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CHEVY CHASE

ChEN1 0nASb
VACANT
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
5 PFDROOMs-4 BATHS
D. C. BUS NEARBY
PRESTIGE LOCATION
a.m.-6 pm, EN-. 2-74O0
Ewes, EN-. .-4665
METzLER REALToR
CHEVY CHASE; The Hamlet :,
Splendid center-hall Colonial resi-
dence in this greatly preferred
area, near Columbia Country Club
Spacious living and dining rms.
de luxe kitchen, powder rm. and
outstanding firSt-floor family rm.
3 twin bedrms. and 2 tiled baths;
recreation rm., maids nm. and
bath, and Gear garage. The per-
feet home for the executive. Only
$4,000. Call our UPTOWN spa Office
SHANNON & LUCHS
Realtors Since 1906 5000 Conn. Ave
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
5 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
] block to Holy Redeemer. Lovely
large custom-built rambler with
gear garage. On lovely wooded
lot. Owner trans. and sacrificing
suBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
1870 Conn. Ave, Kensington, Md
CONN. AVE. AREA: FANTASTIC
Better hurry! 4 bedrooms. > baths
plus den; beautiful neighborhood
] block to grade school; $4,000
$500 down might buy FILA
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. z.
1411; ewes, EN-. 3-7423.
CONN. GARDENS : PRETTIES1
CORNER IN TOWN. Plus tree
shaded lot. 8 bedrms.. hot-water
heat, firepl. and attached garage
only $4,000. 10. $1,000. Open
HUGH T. PECK
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CHEVY CHAsE-View: new listing:
delightful brick rambler in fine
bedrms.. mod. kit, lovely rec,
rm., in full bsmt.; near schools,
shop: only $4,000. SAMUEL F..
BOGLEY OF MD. INC. OIL. g.
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CHEVY CHASE-Delightful Colo
NAL in a, very choice loca ton;
rm. on 1st fir. mod, kitchen,
table space. 3 big bedrms.. 2 baths.
full bsmt., GARAGE; only $50 $50.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF MD.
IMn on H2nu It'll q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-16

CHEVY CHASE-Immac. inside and
out. lovely frame. 3-bedrm, home:
garage. sep. din. rm.. porch: only
!: ST., $50. easy terms. HUGH 1.
PECK. OIL. SOTO.
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CALIFORNIA MODERN-Assume CT
4la%e loan with $1,000 dr.; 3 bed
rooms and den. lge. liv. rm., WV.
carpeting, ! u baths. de luxe kit.
and fam. rm, lge. storage bsmt.
HE 4-1300 or JU. 9-5699.
m
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P. G. PLAZA-Attractive brick
rambler; 3 bedrms.. all-elec. kit.
liv. rm. with firepl., plus many
extras. Only $4,000.
KEN DRUSKIN & CO.
He 9.24OO "OK'D a TRADE
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CARROLLTON-Like-new, 3-bedrm
brk. split-level; 2 baths, sep. din
rm., slate roof, plastered walls
Westinghouse kit: S1S,750. Min
FILA $3.50 On. KENILWORTE
RLTY., Mr.. Ed Gebauer, AP. 7-095G
CARROLLTON-4-bedrm. rancher
rec. rm full bsmt: Ia baths: lge
lot: low dn. payment. 474-9460
CARROLLTON; move in now, buy
later: $500 down, $122 month
Adorable. brk: ramb.; 8 bedrms. :;
full bsmt.: playroom for kiddies
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO., UN
4-1515, UN. AIM.
CHAPEL OAKS-Adorable 2-bedrm
bungalow made for kids; huge
yard; schools nearby: Just redec.;
PRICED TO FIT YOUR POCKET
RIA. 6-2117.
CHEVERLY-A charming Colonial
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CHEVY CHASE-Nicelv located old
er home; den and full bath on
LIST fir; 3 bedrms and another
bath. UP. Good storage. space;
modern kitchen: unusually nice
flagstone patio and small pool;
a good house; nice neighbors, won
derful neighborhood: under $50.
900. Mrs. Robinson, EN-. 3-0327,
or AID 2-5424. TIGHE WOODS.
CHEVY CHASE, Rollingwood- Rose.
mary school district-White. brick
Colonial: liv. rm. with firepl., sep
din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
finished attic. scr. porch. att. gar
OWNER, OIL. 4-S426.
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FREE STATE PROPERTIES
Realtors AP, 1926
ASSUME Az 20 TRUST, $50. 80 incl.
p.i.t.i.; 3-bedrm. semidetached;r rec.
rm.: mr.. everything. HE. 9-1302.
ASSUME LGE. FHA LOAN and
nay only $95 per mo. for this
spac. 4-bedrm. Colonial with sep.
din. rm. and fenced I'd; asking
$4,000. Call WA. 7-6617 It'll
8 pm
HoMEoWNER RLTY. CO., INC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cape Cod :;
3 bedrms., 2 baths, gear garage,
summer house: $1S.950. 474-3783
BRENTWOOD (BY OWNERJ 1872
UpShur st.-New 3 bedrooms. 1 a
baths. modern kitchen, separate
dining room; large corner lot;
flexible down payment. FILA or
conventional financing: trade con-
sidered. Principals only. AP. z
5535 or 5SS-9O57
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IINCE GEORGES REALTY
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UN. 4-ll66

AREAS BEST split-level buy; 8
bedrms. and den. large liv. rm.
sep. din. rm., 2 baths. luxurious
wall-to-wall carpet. aluminium
storm windows and doors; well
Handicapped lot; priced for quick
sale at FILA approved price OF
just $4,000. Call for additional
infnrmafinn
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ANDRIo NEHLI z, OI. Nv 7 II "
CHEVY CHASE-One-level rambler
on approx / acre, level, beauti-
fully handicapped lot; center nall
step-down liv. rm., family din
rm,, large screened porch over
looking park, 4 bedrms., 3 baths
library with fireplace, ground
level rec. rm., covered patio. g
car garage; priced in upper 40s
8 am. to 6 pm. EN-. 2-74OOi
ewes. EN- 2-4665.
METZT ,ER-RFAITOR
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POTOMAC
POTOMAC
LOOKING FOR A
NEW HOME?

In the Observation-Disclosures? Nam.
tive have q fine choice in al
prices. Individually designed ane
situated on l and 2-acre lots
Also ACREAGE for building aYai1a hle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-16

ARLINGTON, N. - HOUSES ARE
OUR BUSINESS-and this is truly
an investment bargain. 4 bed
rms. and 2 full baths in this brick
Cape Cod, w/full bsmt.:: fine
neighborhood; walk to all schools.
HOLLEY REALTY
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BY OWNER. Kemp Mill, near
split; 2 "a baths. sep. din. -rn1..
equipped kit, cabinets galore:
family rm.. screened porch. over
size lot with trees; FILA appraisal
$4,000. will accept offer. MA.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
3 Parked Cars Hit,
Woman Injured;
Driver Charged

An Arlington motorist was
charged yesterday by Alexan-
dr1a police with hitting and
running in a chain of accidents
that caused an estimated So, 800
In damage to four cars and in
jured a young woman passen-
ger.
Police said that Bennie Rich,
jr., 81, of the 2700 block of
South Walter Reed drive, struck
three parked cars about 1870
am. on West Glebe road, dam
aging all three cars and de-
stroying his own.
In one collision, Miss Evelyn
Raloff, 10, of the 600 block of
Madison street, Alexandria, one
OF six occupants of Rich's car,
was thrown from the vehicle,
police said. She was taken to
Alexandria Hospital and treated
for abrasions to both elbows
and hands and the left hip.
The remaining four passen-
gers left the car under their
own power, police said, before
Rich drove onto the nearby
Acme Supermarket parking lot.
Police Pvt. Melvin Glass, who
was cruising in the area and
heard the crashes, said he ar
rested Rich about 80 feet from
his parked car.
Rich was charged with hit
and-run personal injury, reck-
less driving and driving under
the influence of alcohol.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Guevara Raps
0AS Policies

KEY WEST, Fla, Jan. 27
(AP) .-Ernesto (Che) Guevara,
Cuban minister of industry, to-
night attacked the Organiza-
ton of American States and
called it a potential enemy of
the people.
In a televised news confer
ence monitored here, Mr.. Cue
vara urged Cubans to step up
their production of necessities
in view of sanctions which may
be imposed by the OAS.
II don't know what they will
do at Punta del Este" Mr..
Guevara said. THE conference
has been conducted on a low
level. All is fear and timidity."
The foreign ministers of OAS
member nations are in confer
ence at Punta del Este, Uru-
quay, to discuss possible joint
action against Cuba because
of its alignment with the Soviet
bloc.
"The OAS is a decrepit or
ganization," said Mr.. Guevara.
1T may be transformed into a
repressive organization to fight
against the people,"
He said Cubans should con-
centrate on producing food.
clothing and medicine.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Hotel for Aged
GetsC|earance

The Roosevelt Hotel at 20l
Sixteenth street NV. will be-
come a residence for elderly
persons, with conversion due
to start within the next 30
days, according to Arthur
Chaite, attorney for the own
ers.
Mr.. Chaite said the CONVEX
sion of the 375-room hotel will
be made possible through the
Chase Manhattan Banks re-
financing of a SAL million
mortgage held by the owners
of the hotel, the Sylvan Law
renee Co., Ltd.
The Federal Housing Admin
istration will guarantee repay
ment of the loan, Mr.. Chaite
Evening star., 1962-01-28
2 Boys Rescued in Bay
By Astronout Watchers

Two Woodbridge CVaD teen
ayers were rescued from the
freezing, choppy waters of Oc-
coquan Bay, Va, yesterday,
thanks to early rising neighbors
on hand to watch Astronaut
John H. Glenn.
A north wind and fast tide
tossed their fibreglass canoe
around like a cork. The pair
was spotted through binoculars
just as they capsized mile and
a half from shore, by Robert
w. CRusty") Gates, II, IT, and
his father Col. Gates, chief of
operations, tactical require
ments division, in the Pentagon.
Both had arisen early to
watch television shots of the
earth orbit shot. They live on
the south shore of the bay.
Young Gates dashed to the
home of a neighbor, Vernon
Ruther, 43, and both rushed
out in a small light rowboat,
hastily equipped with a small
motor.
The boys had temporarily
disappeared from view when
their rescuers located them, As
minutes later. They were pried
from their overturned canoe,
because they were too stiff with
Evening star., 1962-01-28
1,2OO Attend
Trade Board
Annual Fete

A record crowd of about
1900 persons were drawn to the
Washington Board of Trades
annual nfidwinter dinner last
night at the Sheraton-P
Hotel.
The social dinner was the
forty-third and by far the
largest the board has held, a
spokesman said.
The Sea Chanters of the
Navy provided music after
dinner.
The hit of the evening was
a new idea-a post dinner
party that enabled the busi-
nessmen to mingle and So
cialize. About 80 per cent of
those attending the dinner were
estimated to have joined in
the party.
AS is traditional, there were
no speeches at the dinner.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
18th Street ~ Hailed
On Its 109th Birthday

The Young Mems Christian
Association movement was
praised yesterday by DR.. Nor
decai w. johnson, president
emeritus of Howard University.
He was the principal speaker
at a banquet celebrating the
109th anniversary of the 18th
Street YMCA. The banquet was
at the Sheraton7Park Hotel.
DR.. Johnson lauded the
YMCA for combating effec-
lively the forces which would
destroy human life" He said
the YMCA has done many
things to save young men from
being destroyed morally and
spiritually" in the Nations in
dustrial cities.
"The YMCA," DR.. johnson
said, "is dedicated to the build
ing of a society in which the
Evening star., 1962-01-28

cold to grab lifejackets tossed
at them, said Mr.. Ruther
Bureau of Printing and En-
craving supervisor.
When brought to Col. Gates
home, hot drinks were poured
into them and stiff rubdowns
applied to their shivering
bodies.
The boys, Gary Clark, 13, and
Larry Reynolds, about 13 also,
were taken to their homes by the
Occoquan-W Woodbridge Lorton
rescue squad. The boys are
schoolmates of Rusty" at
Woodbridge Garfield High
School.
Mrs. Florence Clark, Gary'S
mother, was prayerfully thank
full over the outcome today.
God was with them" she said.
Last October /, Mrs. Clark
was widowed when her hus-
band, Robert, a Lortcn refor-
matory guard, died in an auto
crash on Shirley highway.
Evening star., 1962-01-28

fullest potential of human life
can be realized"
The Rev. Walter E. Fauntroy
received the branch's out
standing Citizens Award" for
his community leadership in
civil rights and equal opportu-
nifty in housing and employ
ment.
Harry j. Davenport, vice
chairman of the Twelfth Street
YMCA committee of manage
ment, was given the "Y Man of
the Year" Award.
Departmental Service Awards
went to Warren G. Griffin, jr.,
West A. Hamilton, James Jack
son and John H. Nixon.
The present Twelfth Street
YMCA building dedicated in
1908 by President Theodore
Roosevelt, was the first YMCA
organized to serve Negroes. The
Y is at 1916 Twelfth street NV.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Virginion browns
FISHING for Knife

SALEM, Va, Jan. q (AP).-
An 83-year-old Roanoke County
man drowned yesterday in 8
feet of water as he searched
for a missing pocket knife.
Police said John Wesley
Baker of Route 3, Salem, ap-
parently fell in Dry Hollow
Creek near his home while try
ing to fish a pair of overalls
out of the water with a stick.
Mr.. Bakers wife said her
husband thought he had left
a pocket knife in the pocket of
the overalls. The overalls had
been placed in the creek to be
laundered.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Frances Lee Dies;
Expert on Crime

LITTLETON, N. H. Jan 27
(AP) "A woman criminologist,
Mrs. Frances Glessner Lee, 83,
died today after a brief illness
at her home.
Mrs. Lee founded the depart
ment of legal medicine at Har-
ward University in 1881. She
also established the George
Burgess McGrath Library of
Legal Medicine at Harvard.
She designed and constructed
doll-sized ia ableaux, called
Nutshell Studies" depicting a
variety of crimes and used to
instruct police personnel from
countries throughout the world.
Evening star., 1962-01-28

said, under section of the Ma
tional Housing Act designed to
provide additional housing for
persons 81 years of age and
older.
The planned remodeling of
the hotel, which will cost about
81 million. will include cook
ing facilities in suites so that
those renting the units won't
have to leave the building for
Mr.. Chaite said con-
version plans are not yet COM
plete, adding that no figures
have been worked out as to
what rentals may be.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Press Conference
Slated by Kennedy

PALM BEACH, Fla, Jan. 27
(AP).-President Kennedy will
hold a news conference next
Wednesday afternoon in Wash
ington, the Palm Beach White
House announced today.
Assistant Press Secretary
Andrew T. Hatcher said Mr..
Kennedy will meet reporters in
the State Department audi
torioum at 4 pm. The conference
will not be carried live by tele-
vision or radio but may be
taped and filmed for later
broadcast.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Transit Meeting Set

The Citizens Transit I'm
provement Association will hold
a panel discussion on "The
Transit Mess in the United
States" at 8 pm. Wednesday
in the Washington Post COM
room, 1915 L street NV.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Dirk Reaches q Goal:
He Can Shop for Parts

star. Il have received a lot
of mail from women who
say If we'd seen this film
five or six years ago, it
could have saved our mar
riage.' Did you know" Dirk
asked, that one child in
every so is a homosexual?"
I didn't, and hope it isn't
true.
I'VE couldn't have made
this picture four years ago."
continued the actor. But
there has been a general in
crease in intelligence you
can't close your eyes to life.
And it's the teen-agers who
are doing most of the in
quiring."
I told Bogarde of my being
disappointed in his Song
Without End" Charles Vidor
had died while directing the
early filming. Then George
Cukor took over. George did
a good job, but someone at
Evening star., 1962-01-21

his leading lass in "Song
Without End" He believes
she has great potential as an
actress although the Woolf
Brothers and Laurence Har-
vey would give him an argu-
ment on this. The Dirk Cap
friendship looked like a ro-
nance for a while. But the
lady seems to prefer her dis
coverer, Charles Feldman.
Bogarde the bachelor is
restless. He sold his big
country house-"It was too
big Then bought another
and sold it-"Too small"
And now I'm looking for
another in Wiltshire, near a
river and with enough land
for horses"
Next summer Dirk will re-
turn to the stage-for the
Laurence Olivier theater
project in Sussex.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
OH-Screen John Gavin PIuys
A DoIIur-u-Yeur Diplomat

duras floods of 1854. In Au-
gust. 1861. he attended the
Inter American Economic
and Social Conference at
Puente del Este, Uruguay.
He says his acting career
is an asset in OAS' public in
formation program through
out the Americas.
1T gives me an entree that
is unusual, and then when l
talk to students, journalists
and governmental officials in
their own language, I can
reach them easier"
Fortunately, he says, his
appointment came when it
did.
Il was not the worlds
greatest actor when I started
in this business" he laughs,
Il know Imitation of Life
was a very successful pic
ture, but I was horrible in it.
I could have set Pan-Ameri-
can relations back 20 years
then"
Evening star., 1962-01-21
By JAMES BACON
Associated Press Writer

HOLLYWOOD. - John
Gavin, one of the more
promising younger male stars,
is a dollar-a-year diplomat.
The handsome local product
gets most of his publicity
from such movies as Back
Street." "SpartacuS" and
Imitation of Life"
But most of his off screen
work involves good citizen
ship. Gavin is special adviser
to Secretary General Jose
Mora of the Organization of
American States.
He expects to take off soon
on his second extensive tour
of Latin America since his
appointment last July to the
important international gov
eminent agency.
Gavin's interest in Latin
American affairs pre-dates
his movie career.
In fact" he says, II was
born with an interest in Latin
America. My father is Irish
and my mother was born in
Mexico"
He speaks Spanish with no
accent and also Portuguese.
The Spanish he learned from
his mother and the Portu-
guese at Stanford University,
where he was graduated in
1852.
In 1953-54, as a lieutenant,
junior grade, he was Pan
American Affairs officer to
the Commandant, 18th Naval
District, Balboa, Canal Zone.
He holds two decorations for
his work in the cause of Pan
Americanism.
Gavin was with American
rescue teams during the Hon.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

the studio took out all the
good things and left in the
bad. The picture went we'll
in the more sophisticated
cities, but not generally. 1t
certainly didn't turn me into
a Cornell Wilde" Cornell be-
came a star with the first
version.
Restless Bachelor
There's nothing redeeming
about my role in THE Mutt
neers," Dirk told me happily,
Il play Scott Padget, the first
lieutenant. Alec is the cap
tain. The period is 1896.
Nelson was just getting a
foothold. 1t was the first
mutiny in the British navy.
And this mutiny changed the
laws that resulted in the end
of the bad old days of sailing.
I get knocked off in the pic
ture. It's basically an enor-
nous sea spectacle" They
are rushing it into release
ahead. they hope, of Metros
"Mutiny on the Bounty"
No story about an eligible
bachelor should be minus the
name of at least one lady.
Dirk is devoted to Capucine,
Evening star., 1962-01-21
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
North American Newspaper Alliance
HOLLYWOOD.-Dirk Bo-
garde is England's most pop
ular romantic film actor. I
have met him twice-in Vien-
ma when he was portraying
Franz Liszt in Song Without
End" and in London when
he was playing the villain
with Sir Alec Guinness and
Anthony Quayle in THE
Mutineers." both for Colum-
bia. I expect to see him
again soon, when he comes to
this country for the premiere
of his very controversial
movie, Victim"
Victim will never get a
seal from the censor, not be-
cause of any possible sala-
ciousreSs; it doesn't have any.
But because of the theme"
said the good-looking, dark
haired Dirk. Victim" tells
of a successful London law
yer with homoSexual tenden-
cies. Not too long ago this
subject was completely taboo
on the screen. But now we
also have THE Children's
Hour" which tells of the
friendship between two
young women schoolteach-
ers, and the suicide of one,
Shirley MacLaine, after she
confesseS that her love for
Audrey Hepburn is on the
unnatural side.
Not all Pleasant
I saw Victim" in London,
and found some of it un-
pleasant. THE British CEN
sors wanted to make six
cuts" Bogarde told me. "We
said we would make the cuts
but we would Shelve the pic
ture. If you make a film
about a social problem of to-
day, then you must state it.
We said we'd have nothing if
we took the cuts. The CEN
sors understood the problem,
and gave the film an x GER
tificate-for adults only. We
were terribly thrilled because
a lot of actors wouldn't do
the picture and, while we
were filming it, some of the
crew walked Off" The Brit
ish press gave excellent re-
views, and the film will be
shown next month in this
country, but in the art"
theaters only.
1t will be simpler for Dirk
in The Mutineers," even
with his beard. ITO work
with Alec Guinness was a
great opportunity. He has.
great manners and great dis
cipline - Stage-actor disci-
pline. I wish a few more of
the actors I worked with had
it. I'm not going to play any
more conventional leading
men-I want none of those
hamby-pamby parts. I was
with Rank for Is years and
that's an awful long time. I
can now shop for pictures.
No more HAVING to do this
or that. I was the heaviest
of heavies in The Singer,
Not the Song Before that I
made a picture in Rome
with Ava Gardner) that
I'd rather forget"
We returned to Victim"
"It's just a documentary
about life wherein the man
ruins himself" explained the
Evening star., 1962-01-21
WlNELAND THEATERS

ARR DRIVE I'm 7l0o Indian Hid.
Hy. CHI. $4,000
Special Early Show Today $50.
Come Early. Go Home Early. TROY
DONAHUE, CONNIE STEVENS in
SUSAN SLADE," Color. at 5:51,
$40: DAVID JANSEN in RING
OF FIRE " Color at S.O5
Evening star., 1962-01-21

Jan: 24.25; Shane" Plus High
Jan. ~: $5-27: Facts of Life" Plus
ASK Any Girl'
Jan, $500: BELLS Are Ringing"
Plus LII Abner"
Jan 30 81: PSYCHE" Plus
North by Northwest"
Imitation General
Feb; 3: Twelve Angry Men"
Plus II Want to Live
Feb. 4-5: Little Hut" Plus
THE Gazebo"
Feb. 6-7: "Village of the
Be Damned" Plus BLOOD and
Feb. SO: "Teahouse of the
A august ;bd Moon, Moon" Plus "A Hole
Feb, 10: Three Faces of Eve"
Plus Separate Tables"
Feb: 11-I2: ice Palace" Plus
The Bramble Bush"
Feb. 1914: Some Came Run
ming Plus, THE Sweet Smell
Feb. 1915: Brothers Karama-
zov'' Plus THE Journey
Feb. II: "a Place in the Sun"
Feb. IS 10: THE Grass Is
Greener" Plus Great I'm
poster"
Feb, 20 81: Teachers Pet"
Plus Desk Set"
swatch This Adv. for
Additions to List
Evening star., 1962-01-14
REAL
ESTATE
COURSE

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START MON, JAN. IS
START WE'D, JAN. II
/ Mite Wk. $3.50 to 81, IL Wks.
2 Mites Wk. t6;30 to 81, g WkS,
(Take l or . Nights Weekly
Evening star., 1962-01-14
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors, Mortgage Bankers
=. Washington Bldg.

sTENO-TYPIsT, for Bethesda sales
office; 40-hr. wk., no Sat; Twp
ing. filing, gen. office work,
shhd. not REQ. Must work with
figures and technical terms. $500
mo. Prefer recently married girl,
early 20s, Send resume to Box
l11-L. Star.
Evening star., 1962-01-14

CLOCK - Variety also Cuckoo
clocks. lathe-metal cutting, other
electrical items, 543-352S.
CLOCK, GRANDFATHER, Hersch-
EIDE. 3-weight movement. imita-
tion 3-vial mere. pend, 3 tubular
bells. Westminster chimes" ma
hog. case. 72xlbx1l in, excel
cond., reaS. offer considered. See
MR., LOWE, 1872 U ST. NV.
Evening star., 1962-01-14

500 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied to YOU by US. Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends.
No investment. canvassing or ex-
perience necessary. Fash o n
Frocks. Dept. J-2627. Cincinnati.
Ohm
Evening star., 1962-01-14

HELP WANIED
Real estate salesmen wanted for
new, young, growing office in
Woodmoor area. We furnish free
training class, textbooks, clients,
plenty OF listings from our two
fast-selling subdivisions. Call MR..
BARNARD or MR.. DreSsler, 5SS-
1877; 434-S340; 942-3292.
HEBREW TEACHER-For Washing
ton Hebrew congregation, to be
available Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or
both, 4 to 6 pm. Call EN-. 2-7100.