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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11
Serve Community
Thru SomerviIIe Co.

The company's customers are comparatively few
perhaps less than 1000. They are usually plumbers,
peftters mechanical contractors, and retail deal
ers However, the ultimate consumers at these Gus
toners are almost countless in number. Since Thos
Somervlle Co. Ia the oldest and largest supply house
of its kind In the Warrington area, and one Of the
largest ON the eastern seaboard Of the United States,
the chances are statiscally good that the company
has furnished material within the structure OF
your DWELLING IL il 10 in the vicinity Of the District OF
Columbia.
In your bathroom it may be the tub. commode or
lavatory In the kitchen it may be the SINK dshwaser'
waste dsposer, gas range, cabinets In Easements
it may be laundry trays water heaters, furnace, or
air conditioner In the living ROOM could be rada-
tor or thermOStat control.
The worlds foremost manufacturers distribute
their products locally through SOmerville. Among
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11

Cmese are such prominent names az Amer1can-Stand-
ard, Rheem Air Conditioning. Bethlehem Steel,
American Brass youngstown Sheet and Tube. Min
neapolis-EIoneywell National Lead, Taylor Instru-
ment Johns Manville, jenkins Bros, Robinson Clay
Products and many others
Somerville customers order by phone or come
into the warehouse showroom to pick up items from
the thousands kept in stock In the cOmpanyS store
rooms and storage yards call might be for package
of faucet washers from q job plumber, forty sets OF
bathroom fixtures for housing development a cast
iron boiler for an apartment building or ten wall
drinking fountains for school mechanical contractor
Private homes In and around Washington are
not alone the ultimate destination Of materials which
come by way Of Th0s SOmerville Company. Through
out q century the firm has supplied plumbing equip
ment and fittings for numerous u s. Government
buildings and commercial structures Millions Of feet
of Somervlle pipe spreads in maze Of underground
passaeeways all over Metropolitan Washington and
its suburban communities, and in the Pentagon. in
the White House. and many other government
structures.
Because 90 much Of this evidence Of SOmerville's
contribution to the progress Of Washington Is be-
meath the soil or within walls its presence Is seldom
recognized People don't zee these materials and
handle them as they would items in department
store or super MARKET They don't call pipes. boilers
and air conditioning ducts into service in exactly
the same way as they summon q taxi or drive into
filling station
Consequently. relatively few have ever visited
Thos Somerville Co. in its old locations. The firms
new modern building open ut the start OF its second
century Of operations, will continue to be contact
point for its customers those who directly supply
the ultimate consumers than two million Of
them in the Somerville market confines.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
AuroMOBILEs FoR SALE

PLYM0UTH '57 Little s.6'' station
Wagon. Excellent condition, pass
any inspection. Sacrifice, S555.
LsrnA. SIS down ROPER. LA. g.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

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DAY o. ewes. UN. 4-e2ss.
ACTION q HOURS, any amount
BRALTAR NOT h25-936e.
CONSOLIDATE YoCR DIETS b
ond trust AMERICAN MORTGAGE
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or Va. ReaS. rAteS NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INVEST. CORP.
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FLEfTY FUNDS AVAIL.ABLE. Is;
Mosroaor' aS 'SSSt' cot fSdl ShEEs55ssdEos "a. Es.5sdo.
Evening star., 1962-05-01

FIAT 1855 coupe AL. SSa5. THIS
- a NEAT LITTLE CAR JACK
PRf. ldth and Pa. sc. Est 1923.
FIAI go 5000 VITA radio, heater,
Evening star., 1962-05-01

COMEI go 4-dr. wagon, auto, r.
ana b., WV. tires. top rack.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
MACHINERY and EeUIP.
IMPoRT-sPoRIs

STORAGE TANK. sO.OG0 sal e.
eelent condition $3.50. ma s.
Evening star., 1962-05-01

e0nd. sn0Tzs THAcSER sSE MoToRs!t lSs S!th III III
and r. ]. ave. LA. e-II00.
CADILLAC 80 coupe Devilie, rec
eaaippsd. like new. Special. So. .9D5 '
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-26OC
CADILLAC 100 coupe. metallic blue,
power steering and brakes, radio
and heater, Wv. tires. Excel,
cond. Orig. owner. $2.O5O, RA,
3-TR62 after 4 m
Evening star., 1962-05-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMHLER 80 econ. fuIl-siss De he.
t-exs e.eyl. anto-. excel ecnd.
1nst sell S8e5 or make 0ffef.
OK. o-4l4I. -. 3-e60s.
Evening star., 1962-05-01

CHRYSLER 1859 Crown Imperial
hardtop sedan. complete power,
factory air, immaculate, only S2,-
Evening star., 1962-05-01
AUTOMoBIIEs F0R SALE
lcoNnINUEpl

CADILLAC 1851 Convertible: con-
pleie power Including eleetric win
doNS and seat. Showroom condi-
ton: today only. S4.295.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Hindemith Pair

VoX Records has come
through with two seldom
heard Hindemith treats-a
big bargain on a single rec
ord. One Is the Violin Con-
certo, played by Ivry Gitlis
and the Westphalia SYM
phony, Hubert Reichert con-
Quoting. It has two fast
moving, florid movements,
sandwiching a lyrical sec
ton. Gitlis, known for his
fine Berg and Bartok rec
ords, is superb here, too.
But perhaps. even more
winning is the Viola Concerto
played by Guenther Breten-
bach and the Vienna Sym
phony, Herbert Haefner con-
Quoting. This is a beauty in
which Hindemith writes elo-
quently for his own instru-
ment music based on Ger
man folk tunes.
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GRAHAM

Continued From Page CT.
what he would do without
actors"
And, to continue-"This Is
the first time" said the pc
tite star, that anything
backfired on David. AS you
know 1 was in the hospital.
and he gave out stories that
I wasn't i'll. 1 kept my mouth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Back to Mozart

Mozart was supposed not
to have liked writing for the
flute. But that is hard to
believe after hearing the four
flute quartets (Vox) which
flutist Camille Wanausek
plays with members Of the
Europa Quartet. From the
lovely adagio in the D major
piece, to the lively airs Of the
others, they make good lis
tening.
Another Vox record pre-
sents Alfred Brendel, the
Austrian pianist in Mozart's
piano concerto in C, K. sos.
and the Rondo in D, K. 1872,
with the Vienna Pro Musica,
Paul Angerer conducting. It
is brisk, ure-fingered work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

won, and he went to get the
Tony, the whole audience
Missed him, and while he
claims he hates to be liked.
he hates to be Missed at. And
there he was, and he had to
explain through the kissing
that I had asked him to pick
up the Tony for me-"
Since last January a year
ago, her mother. sister Carla
and an older brother have
all been American citizens.
"Only 18-year-old Paul is not
a citizen yet. He wasn't old
enough to take the examina-
tons. He is now waiting for
his papers. Paul is studying
law. Everyone else in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

the brilliance and mastery Of
these most difficult Of all
string pieces.
The Hungarians obviously
have made q penetrating
study Of the works by their
country's most famous COM
poser. The result, especially
in stereo sound, is absolutely
ravishing. All the dissonan-
ces, the glissandos, the piz-
zicatos, the intricate inter-
weaving of voices-all these
miraculous effects emerge
with the unity that only long.
devoted practice could pro-
duce.
Yet they also emerge with
a freshness that is the sigh
ing of the wind. the intimate
whispering Of voices. Each
quartet seems to surpass the
one just heard, as this ire
mendous lifetime work I'M
folds. The album is a must
on the list Of any chamber
music lover.
Kempff Plays Beethoven
DGG also offers a 4-record
set of all the Beethoven piano
concertos with With I'm
Kempff and the Berlin Phil
harmonic, Ferdinand Leitner
conducting. OF course, there
are many albums with which
to compare these. But for
those seeking a complete set
with up-to-date sound as well
as competent playing,
Kempff's album Is worth
considering.
We found it the work Of an
artist whose mind long since
has grasped the true Beeth-
oven, and whose soul supplies
the poets touch. He is not
to be surpassed in the slow
movements. His tone is Tyr
ical, but equal to the de-
mands Of the more dramatic
sections. There is stunning
sound from both piano and
the Berlin Orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Heifetz' Proteqe

It is small wonder Jascha
H eifetz decided to adopt
Erick Friedman as his IA
vorite pupil. RCA Victor's
new record Of Friedman in
the First Paganini Concerto
and Saint-Saens' introduce
ton and Rondo Capriccioso
tells you why. Just %, Fried
man already must be consid-
cred one Of the finest tech
nicians. The ease and aplomb
with which he takes all the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Golden Horpsichord

Mercury Records introduces
the most astounding bravura
harpsichord playing we have
heard - that Of r ala ell
Puyana in 1.-THE Golden Age
of Harpsichord Music" Play
ing a Pleyel harpsichord OF
two manuels, he extracts
timbres and effects we did
not know existed. At times
he seems to be plucking the
instrument, 1ute-like. The
program Is a fine one, rang
ing from Domenico Scarlatti
to Bach to Couperin and
John Bull. Records like this
will bring harpsichord all the
Way back,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Ansermet and Bach

Two Of j. 8. Bach's four
orchestral suites, No. 2 in B
minor and No. 3 in D major,
are played on a London Rec
ord by Ernest Ansermet and
his Suisse Romande orches-
ira. AnSermet obviously has
reduced his brilliant ensem-
BILE for this occasion, and
draws from 1t an appropri-
ately sized tone. The playing
is properly buoyant and
marked by the well-known
Ansermet clarity. Included
also are two extracts from
Bach cantatas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
RECORD REVIEWS
Beethoven, Bortok
In z Fine Albums
BY HERMAN SCHADEN
gtar Record Critic

Two albums Of widely different character yet each en-
bracng some of the greatest music Of all time have been re-
leased by Deusche Gramnophon One set is known to almost
five piano conceros The other de-
serves to be ntmatey-Bela Bartok six string quar-
tets -
Speaking of the latter first there point in qubblng
This three-record set by the Hungarian Quartet surely will
be recognized and wide the dentve performance OF
these classics Nothing have heard approaches them Tor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

family is a musician or sing
err, including Anna Maria's
father who died recently. He
was concert master Of the
Rome Opera Company, a cell
list and q baritone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

dangerous curves in these
pieces is remarkable to hear.
AS this record with the Chi I
cago Symphony indicates,
this lad may be the Heifetz
80 kav1a 01srnry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Mozart and Strings

The Hungarian Quartet
also Is heard on q new Vox
Record in two Mozart Quar-
tets, those in B flat major.
K. 45S, called 1.-THE Hunt"
and c major. K. 465, the
''Dissonant," from the group
Mozart dedicated to Haydn.
To the Hungarians, Mozart
is anything but lacy and
frilly stuff. They play with
strength and excitement and
with obvious relish.
And this description can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

be carried over to an Angel
Record Of Yehudi Menuhin
and the Bath Festival Cham
Der Orchestra playing two
Mozart violin concertos-No.
8 in G major, K. 246, and
No. 5 in A major, K. 219, the
Turkish" Menuhin operates
with a firm, strong bow, at
fairly rapid tempos. While
virility underscores his play
ing, he can be tender, but
not maudlin, in the sweet,
slow parts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

shut, though 1t was hard to
when the press would put
notes under my hospital door
with messages like, You are
entitled to a reply My silence
paid off. He was furious be-
cause I didn't slash him.
which made it hard to keep
the feud alive" This could
start it all over again, Of
course. But I got even, final
ly."
Merrick Kissed
II have a sick sense OF
humof. I didn't expect to win
the Tony for Carnival OF
course, I hoped to. I said to
David, I don't think I'm 60
ing to get it. but I'm not
going to be there, and If I
do, will you pick it up for
me?' I knew what would hap
pen if I won. And when I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Ut Iii V-VNVVs
ROOM CIERK

6-day week (relieve one night as
night auditory for motel in Alex
andria. HIS. graduate. with good
knowledge of mathematics. PIX
experience helpful: Applicant must
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LODGE. LIST and N. Washington
SITS, Alex. no phone calls.
ROUTEMAN for dry cleaning route,
must have d. C. permit. Call
Monday aft. s am. La. $3.50.
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ROUTE SALESMAN

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Opportunity for advancement.
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RECEIVING CLERK for country
through Sunday. 9 to s. SIS wk.
plus lunch. Own transportation.
Phone WI. $1,000 Ext. IL. Tues.
and Wad
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RETIRED MAN
ROOFERS

built-up roofers. steady
employment. good wages. vIR-
GINA ROOFING CORE. GOO N.
Henry St, Alex, Va. XII. $4,000.
ROOFERS. mechanics and helpers,
general roof work. D. c. permit
required. LA. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

METAL MAN, experienced, for res
idential repair work. cutters,
downspouts and flashing. EN-. g.
Sill.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18

This workshop was made
possible by the North Carulin
recreation Commission and
North Carolina Extension Ser
vice. Miss Huldnh Llneberrv
Assistant Director from the
Recreation Commission, con-
Quoted the meeting.
The workshop consisted OF:
Planning for Parties and Club
Meetings, Types OF Games for
Different Parties end Meet
lngS. and Putting on a Recrea-
ton Party.
Information for planning re-
creation for young people can
be obtained by writing the
North Carolina Recreation
Commission in Raleigh or the
County Al Office in White
VILE.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18
SociuI
Security
BY: Charles A. DclIinger

One out of every three Soc
ial security disability appli-
cantS may lose cash payments
Tor one or more months be-
cause he waits more than Ia
months before applying for his
disability benefits recent
sample survey showed, Alberr
+. Mason, District Manager o.
he Wilmington Social Secur-
ity Office. said today.
Under the social security
law, MIR. Mason pointed out. u
severely disabled worker H.
eligible Tor cash benefits "a
tn, end of SiX-month w..tinA
period. or starting with the II?
month of his disability. Back
disability payments may u"
made for up To - months after
the worker is eligible for his
first check, or l8 months from
the time his disability first
began.
The case of Howard Ander-
son illustrates how the law
works in this instance. Mr.
Anderson was severely injured!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18
Circle Meets

The Amanda Gy.li.sei CirulS
u: the Carolina Baptist Church
held It's regular meeting Tues
Gay night in the home of Mrs
Annie Strickland. There wers
eight members present.
The program Untitled BE
ing Christian In Human Rela-
tionShipS" was discussed and
those taking part were Mr..
Bertle Annette. Mrs. Mabel
Granger. Mrs. Annie Strick :
land, Mrs. Cecil Annette. Mrs.
Matte Granger. Mrs. GuSsi.
Prince. Mrs. Lois Granger,
amd Mrs. Eva HoviS.
During the social hour the
IoSteSS served a deSSer, course.
The MAY meeting will be held
IN the home of Mrs. Nab i
Granger.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18

ins y're rot ,oing these
things in order to gel to
heaven. No. On TIRE contrary.
They desire to live this way
cut Of appr, citation for the
saliva len they already have
received through Christ by
faith because of their love
for the Saviour"
A few years ago we met
som. of these students and
were impressed by their sin
ceri.y and utter dedication to
cauSc).
Madrid. Spain
DEAR CHRISTIAN FRIEND.
The Lord Jesus Christ was u
R.rolu;ioniS,! Consider. if yuu
Wall, some of His most basic
teachings: Love your encm-
les. DO good To them which
hate you" Bless them viii h
rerSecut" you" whatsoever
VIII be chief among YOU. L..
nm be your servant" Lay
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WHY i tbisp Tbc a,svcr &c
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18
CHOIR FESTIVAL.

The annual statewide Bap-
list Choir Festival has been
scheduled for Wake Forest
College. WinSton-Salem. Sat
mday. April %. 1862. The sac
red concert by the combined
choir of more than 1000 voices
VIII be presented in Wait
Chapel from $780, 30 p. NJ.
The Choir Festival for Int
ormediatrS, Young People and
AnultS is held annually at
Wake Forest College and feat
uleS a combined choir compos-
ed of the choirS from Bap,ist
churches throughout the stat,
which have received the grad
OF excellent in prior regional
participation. The combincc
choir will be under the dircc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18
Letter
10 I he
Editor

Editors Note-A heap of
material passes over Se Ed
itOr's Iesk each week, the
great hulk Of IL finding its
way into We Editors big. big
trash basket. But occasional
by we are STRUCK iOIce.uiiy py
something we believe is well
worth sharing with readers
OF The LoriS Sentinel. such
is the case with the letter
ie:n'". cir u!ated by 4 Sroup
of students from Wheaton
College. Moody Bible Insti-
tute and EmmLuS Bible
| School.
CTheSe students have been
using their summers and hol-
idays to spread the Gospel i'm
Mexico and other lands. They
believe in the historical. pro-
trStant belief of salvation by
grace through faith. As one
close observer puts il,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18

Rave no rights, Every petty,
,rs,adl ucsirc must b. ST.
amQinated 10 the supreme task
:, reacaing the world fc~
christ. We are debtors. W.
must not allow ourselves 10 o.
twept into ths Soul-L.niin.,
-GrSe Of moleIn-day material
.Suc thinking and living. W.
nave been willing" Ion =
ncugh To to:Sake all. The tins
has come (and is pasSing)
'rhcE We must FORSAKE
ALL" Christ mus. have abso-
iuie control of "ur time and
money.
Waste or selfish Use of time o.
. Of money can only be classified
with murder, as every momen,
wasted, every penny Squander-
ca could be used To rescue
s"ulS from eternal death! We
must yield possessions. COM
forts. food, and sleep; we mus.
i've on the barest OF essentials.
that His cause be furthclc.:.
Inc propagation of the Fait.
We hOlI supreme.
Christ is worthy OF our all,
VI, must be ready to suffer
iur Him ana count ii Joy =.
iD die for Him and count il
gain. In the light of the prcsen.
"ar.arc, anything less than alb
Soiutc GvUicatiUE Must be con g.
s'c,rci INSTRUMENTATION TO our
Master ana mockcry OF Has
c; use,
This is our commitment. And
y, Will press forward until
every creature has heard the
Gospel. We will soon be IL
many different counties. ell
Gagged in combat with all tn.
forces OF darkness. We look
beyond the thousands to the
MILLIONS; beyond the cities
TO the COUNTRIES. The world
Is our goal! And our primary
targets are the Seeming!y-im-
p,nctrable areas Of the Com
h'unlSt and MOSlcm countries
Which can only receive free
Com as they have opportunity
to receive the Truth. These
countries will be reached TO,
Christ no matter what the cost.
The ultimate victory is ours!
We must say tC you. then.
Fellow Christian. that we ar,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18

risen with Christ. We Seel
ti.,sv thinSS which are above,
f~here Christ stitch of the right
hand OF God. We have set our
objections on things above, not
m things ON the earth, for ""
.rs dead, and ouI life is hid
with Christ i'm God. What
blessed hope, What compelling
Truth Ia lead us to that total
abandonment of sci, and all
possessions To Christ. Without.
his there is certain victory for
the enemy and disgrace to tina.
worthy Name of our Lord Jes-
uS VINO gave Himself for Us
that He might be all things t.
u.s.
Yours for the evangeliz-
alton OF the world. "25
students in love with
Jesus Christ"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18
l-H Leaders
TO Workshop

Twenty Al adult leaders
ma Home Demonstration Re-
G. oatiun chairmun were in al
;.noancc for the Recreation
Workshop designed for COM
munltv All adul: leaders Fri
Cay. April 6. in the auditorium
OF the agricultural building
Whiteyillc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18

m an automobile accident ol
Soy !! $50. II, .,pp!.ed Ter
N,cia! security disability Dcnc.
lis ca N.vCmb a Is 1860. The
t,ciSiOn in his case was favor
able, /. e., he WAS found To o.
lsaOled within H." meaning Of
tn" lHw. and entitled to month
~ o,neiItS. December 1859. thr
"a month ne WAS injured. was
tie beginning month for his
payments. and he received
back payments FOR the months
from December 1859. through
November 1860. Pad he wait
%" I" apply Tor his benefits an
anne after December 1860. nr
~ni hi. dependents would have
lost one months cash benefits
Tor every month he delayed.
We do not know why pcu-
ne wait 50 long before apply
.N- Tor social security diSabi!-
~ benefits. Mr.. Mason SAID.
Perhaps they 10 not know
bout In" social security dis
"IIii.E program or pcIhaps
ta,y think they are not clig,-
Die. The Wilmington Social
security DIStr;c, Office viii
'%pidh To disabled workers
t. members OF their fumiliy.
.l'ir rights undrr the law.
nC.mc III and -, us" Mr..
Aa,"n urged. DO not risk los
Ihs disability insurance bcnc-
IL, to which YOU are entitled
because YOU fail Ia apply for
them promptly"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18
Paid Four Times a Year ?

why save elsewhere for less when the new increased
dividend rate at COOPERATIVE Savings & Loan
now FOUR and QUARTER per cent per year
-eon'Pounded not twice but FOUR times a year.
Save at COOPERATIVE where you will now earn
foOK and a QUARTER paid every QUARTER.
Evening star., 1962-09-12

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