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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-18
ATTENTION-i-BEDRM. HOME
BUYERS

Inspect resale of 5702 OGDEN
STREET. opposite Kenwood Coun-
Try Club, Vacant; OPEN SAT,
rm., den, porch. full bsmt.. one
car garage. u acre. Priced at
S44.500 clear.
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LAUREL
500 DOWN FHA

SIOO DOWN FLA
3-bedrm. rambler on corner lot,
completely fenced, full bSmt. with
tile H., l "a baths, Ice. liv. rm., kit
with range and garbage disposal,
storm windows and doors. Re-
duced to $4,000. FLA appraised.
SlS.250. H. T. BROWN REAL ES-
TATE. INC, 776-735O.
LEWISDALE. 6641 23rd place
Attention newlyweds. Why rent7
No money down G1 and $500
rambler, sep. din. rm., liv. rm.
with firepl. and level lot.
L. j. LISZ CO. HE. 4-1300
LEWISDALE : Expandable brick
Cape Cod, full bsmt., partial rec,
room, loads Of extras. FLA ap-
praised S17,500 with $500 down.
BRICK RAMBLERs-only . left.
NO DOWN GIL 3 bedrms., full
bsmt. SlT950. $500 incl. settle
UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE 4-3500 HA. 2-a2S0
MT. RAINIER-3-bedrm. Colonial,
top. cond.. throughout, , nice
bedrms., full bsmt, hot-water
heat, level lot, transp. at door
Your terms. Sl2,95O.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO., WA. 7-O56O
MT. RAINIER-3 bedrms., lac.
kitchen, liV. rm., din. nm, full
cellar, priced for quick sale.
OWNER, S64-3724.
Mr.. P. G. COUNTRY CLUB Sc
FULL PRICE Sl4.250. New g.
bedroom ramblers with full day
light bsmts.. mod. kits. and tile
baths. No ground rent. Open from
IL to 5. Follow signs from Kent
Village shopping center TO model
house at 1908 Columbia ave.
LOUIS MILLER, Realtor, UN. A.
3T23. 4T4-oOS0.
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ANDREWS AREA-wsshington Es-
tates, new 3-bedrm., 2-bath brk.
rambler. sep. din. rm., large Hoi-
lywood kit. with picture window.
full daylight bsmt. roughed in for
rec. rm.. 4th bedrm., full bath;
area of $4,000 homes, only S19,-
$50, $3.50 On. FILA or no down
CT. Call Mrs. Conrad, 24S-6010.
JOHN r. WEBSTER RE. 6-5400
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tion-Charming 3-bedrm.. 2-bath.
brick Colonial, lot with pretty
trees, best schools and shopping.
S25. 800, for Apt. to inspect this
weekend. call Mrs. Baumann
a49-97I3, CHS REALTY. INC,
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Abandon Cramped Quarters
For this airy 4-level split. Home has
3 or 4 bedrms., > or 3 baths. fire.
pl.. din. rm., / or > rec. rms. and
workshop space. A fine home in q
fine area. Yours for only $22,950.
Better call right now.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
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H.-W. DASHBOARD HEAT
KENSnNGTON

No reasonable offer refused on g.
0edrm. frame-and-brick rambler.
Table space in kit, basement
Built TO sell for S16.750. Located
off CONNECTICUT ave. at 1911 Law
renee ave. BUILDER, JU S-5232.
kENSINGT0N - Spacious wooded
10Y over 200 IT. deep. 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler. fireplace, kitchen
with table space. built-in garage,
fun bsmt., flagstone patio. Excel
lent location. $lS,950. OWNER.
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W. j. Nicholas, Realtor. HE. 4-1OOO
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER-Ex-
cellent value in this brick rambler
3 twin-size hedrms.. 24-ft. rec.
rm., completely redecorated. FILA
appraised, S20,50O, Sl.100 cash
or CT with no money down. o. D.
FIELD, INC. JU. 5-7113 or JU
5-11Io
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Bethesda Realty
BOGLEY
ANDRIS

1921 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 5000
WYNGATE. near st.
James and public schools, cow. 70
NH and AEC-Cape Cod, 3 bed
rms, 2 baths. separate dining
room, full basement. screened
porch, Excellent eond. Wooded lot.
$ol.h0 CHA appraisal. 500. 0OOD
BY OWNER, 365-4S23. Inspect by
apR0iptuapt
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ARLINGTON

Close-in location offers this bright
home for SIS. 900. Has everything
you need in a coy home. Living
room. dining room. kitchen. y bed
rooms on LIST floor. and on
upper level Full basement. storm
windows and chain link fenced
back yard. 10 minutes to D. c.
by bus. Gail 10 see.
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BANNER SALES AP. 7-464t

BRANDYWINE = $4,000. Attrac
bungalow located off Rte: 3, con-
sists Of liv. rm. with fireplace
comb. kit. and din. nm, tile bath
dows and doors. Nice lot with ga
rage. BY OWNER, dial 301-ST
~ ~11Q
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

HOLLY PARK. 1918 Joplin St
Only Sl95 down. Lovely 4-bedTm 81.
2-bath, Semioet. split-level. Pea
lures include equip. kit. auto.
gas heat. Vacant. Completely re-
rent. FLOYD z. DAVIS CO. coll
K St NV, Ma. S-0352: ewes. JU.
9-2559.
HYATTsynLE-sIi.5OO. 2-bedrn
Colonial. sep. din. nm. full bsunt
fenced yard. BIG park adjoining
property, FHA $3.50 On, OF no
IS On. S63.5l mo. UN. 4-555O
LANGLEY REALTY
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BETHESDA = SALE by OWNER

BETHESDA Sale by OWNER.
Charming brick Colonial. , blks.
NH. mr., Naval Med. Center and
school. . bedrm.. sep. din. rm.,
firepl. in liv. rm.. scr. porch.
fenced yard, full bsmt. On dead
end St. wooded area. Only SIS
$50. Call OIL. 4-74S5 for appt
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
AMPLE ROOM FOR YOUR FAMILY
Ana COLIiNRTI CITiR s97 an,

ASHBURTON-3-bedroom. 2-bath,
brick split-level with rec rm. and
large laundry nm. near all schools.
shopping. Immed. poss. Accept
first reas. offer, leaving city in
week. OWNER, e9l6 Ashburton
lane. 365-Sl64.
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COFFMAN REALTY CO.
III Q-Alo9 III q anO c
ANDRIS

s021 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 5000
BETHESDA = 6-bedroom. all-brick
split. Center hall; lge: liv,. rm., sep.
Low 30s. EN-. 5-5222.
BETHESDA BRADLEY Blvd. Area)-
Close in. Unusually SpGe. 2-yeAr-
many extras. CENTRALLY AIR
COND. custom kit. with bay win
dow breakfast rm., 3 baths, den
and handsome family I'm. S35,o5O.
Immediate occupancy.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 TIL .
BETHESDA = Lge. brick center
hall split-level. sep. din. rm., mod.
kit, wItable space for q, 3 bedrms..
2 baths, rec, rm., sub-bsmt., ga
rage. $50. $50. OIL. 6-4453
nr1nnnAr nrr-r L r.rnrr rnrr.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. center-hall
brick split-level. Walk to NH. 3
double-size bedrooms. den, 2h
FAITHS, family rm., garage, beaut.
family kitchen. $4,000.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-a070
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COMFORT!-I,2O0 So
It. of modern de luxe comfort. in
Guiding central air conditioning
3 king-sized bedrms.. III baths,
sep. l2Xl2 din. rm., dream Hot
point kitchen. including dishWash-
er. disposal and auto. washer!
Just 3 yrs. old and in better than
new condition! May so as little
as $500 down!
IAN This-Sl2. O00!"
SALES AP. 1908
AREA-2-bedrm. ramb.,
earport partially completed, excel.
buy $4,000, terms. Call Mr..
Timko, 10. 7-O3S5.
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TAROMA PARK - Attractive brick
Cape Cod in a section Of nice
homes. All rooms are lge., fin
ished rec. rm. and built-in garage,
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AVONDALE AREA

BERWYN HTS.-SparklinR new g.
bedrm. rambler with full bsmt.
Quick possession. attractive terms
and only Sl5,650.
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Line of the Presidents
II 6 GRANT

Custom rambler, LARGE living rm.. 3
bedrms. 2 full baths, de luxe kit,
bSmt. and garage Avail. now, or
We will build on your lot, 500 $50.
Quality Custom Homes, Inc.
oAO-n6On
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BETHESDA-Name your terms,
owner wants to sell this darling
3-bedrm., 1h-bath contemporary
rambler, located on lge. level lot,
near elem. schools. shopping and
transp. FILA appraised. S19,950.
BETHESDA HOMES INC, REAL
TORS. OIL. 4-Sl04.
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Annandale-OWne

N1-111tE4 N9Nt4N y W4ANA
3-bedrm. l-bath brick rambler
with scr, porch. 4lafo GI loan.
CT. R-IlSl
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UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE A-25DO IA p.Qpp0

BRICK RAMBLERs-Only . left.
NO DOWN GI. 3 bedrms., full
bsmt. Sl795O. $500 incl. settle
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ness to keep a sharp eye on
record trends in Europe.
When he saw Midnight in
Moscow" rise on the British
popularity charts, he sent to
Pye Records, the manufac-
turer, for a copy.
The disc itself impressed
him and he made a deal with
Pye to release the record in
the United States.
The Kapp record was cop
led from Pye'S original tape
without change, because Mr..
Kapp felt he couldn't i'm
prove on the sound.
tits the sound of a Dixie
land band playing an unor-
thodoX tune" says Mr.. Knapp.
Its a record you can dance
to, and the tune is a nice, at
tractive, happy one. That's
the secret of it's appeal, I
think. You can twist to it
and you can sing it, too"
When Kapp released the
record, it quickly becam e
popular in widely separated
sections of the country.
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TEEN BRIEFS

The La Sale Teen Club
of st. John Baptist de La
Sale Church, Chillum, Md.
will compete Sunday in Bal
timore in a play contest.
The teen-agers won the 1862
Catholic Youth Organization
one-act play contest in the
Washington area recently,
and now they will compete
against clubs from Philadel-
phia, Richmond, Wilmington
and Baltimore.
La Sale Teen Club mem
bers Albert Meloni Of Con-
zaga and Joan Erdmann of
Elizabeth Seton High won
best actor and best actress
awards during the contest
here. The play was I'm
promptu," a study in the
amount of truth and fiction
that goes into the making
of a play.
In the local contest, St.
James Teen Club of Mt.
Rainier was second and Mt.
Calvary Teen Club of Forest
vile was third.
u ~
Du Val Highs band won
first place in the Prince
Georges County Music Fes-
tival. The school also won
first place in four out of five
ensembles. Students who won
first place in the woodwind
quintet were Randy Thomp-
son, Leslie thompson, Sharon
Woodruff, Ronald Grimes
and Andrew Callimahos.
In the first place clarinet
quartet were Mary Lee Cogill,
Francis Simmons, Joan Sat-
terly and Mary Roof. The
winning bass trio was Mar
tin Babst, Ronald Grimes
and Ray Spivey. The bass
ensemble which won first
place was made up of Martin
Babst, Peter Conant, David
Prediger, Donald Cogswell,
Ray Spivey, Michael Betz,
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superior scientific apti-
tude." Winners are eligible to
compete for science scholar
ships at the University of
Rochester.
4 II X 4
Linda Bryce and Robert
Combs, seniors at Bladens-
burg High, have been selected
for the competition of Prince
Georges County'S outstanding
students. The two outStand-
ing seniors are representing
Bladensburg High through
scholarship abilities and
service to their school and
community. At a Recognition
Banquet April 6 outstanding
seniors of the county will be
chosen.
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- Teen to Teen :
We Use reea-Ads to swop. Tell and Sell ~ ~

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP McCuIloch
Karts, Engine and Parts
BRINKES, INC.-949-0 O25
1928 Kensington Pkwy., Kens., Nd.
PARTS for 272', 1927, 312". Ford
Mallory distributor, $40. 3 2-bbl.
setup, $50. Steel billet cam, $50.
,"T',-Bird valve covers, SO. 3 6-volt
fuel pumps, 81 apiece. saw tach, $25.
Set of leyelators, SIS. Set of 7.1Ox15
Sticks with tubes, $40. GIL. 534-S9S1.
COMPETITION KART ENGINES (25.
MC--6 with extras. (2) Clintons. %
E-65. ID A-490. Cheap. JE. 3-159S.
SO OLDS heads, valves, rocker arms,
4-barrel man. and carb., l2-v gen.
start and dist, $50. JE 3-159S.
so CHEW. CONV. with '55 (235-cu, -in.5
6-cyl.. engine. Will sell all or as parts.
UN. 4-0S65 or UN. 4-732O.
DART KART-slicks, custom uphoi-
rebuilt and modified by custom speed
shop, Must sell. $500, or best offer.
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Glasses begin at 8 ann,
Steve Schwartz, junior class
vice president, says breakfast
was served at school from 7
to 8 am. to boost the junior
class treasury. For so cents,
students listened to the lat
est music over cereal, milk,
hot rolls, doughnutS and
waited for door prizes to be
announced.
u X u
Peter E. Lobban of Be
thesda- Chevy Chase High,
has received the 1862 Bausch
& Lomb honorary science
award. The bronze medal is
presented at graduation in
more than $500 schools for
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Olivier was the favorite of
the boys and Germany's
Horst Buchholtz was tops
with the girls.
Are foreign films, with
their themes Of sex, violence
and sin, bad for the young
SterS?
About half of the teen
ayers told us they think they
do have a bad effect on young
people.
They give an inviting as
pect to sin by attributing it
to appealing people," said
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of Bothell, Wash. "They are
more natural, lifelike and
sad. They have to do with
lifelike situations"
Brigitte Bardot, the French
seXpot, was acclaimed the ia
vorite foreign actress by 18
per cent of the young people
while Italy's Gina Lollo-
brigida was second with about
IL per cent.
The top male star was
England's Laurence Harvey
with nearly 7 per cent of the
total vote. Sir Laurence
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TOP TUNES
TOP TUNES
Midnight in Moscow
Is Old Russian Soma
By HARRY BACAS
Star Staff Writer

Midnight in Moscow" has
been through several trans
formations, but it started
out as a Russian song.
Russians for years have
known it as Moscow Nights"
Not long ago a Dutch
dance band added a dance
version of the tune to its
repertory.
This version caught the ear
of a British bandleader, Ken
ny Ball, who was visiting
Holland, and when he re-
turned to England he wrote
a jazz arrangement of it for
his own band.
That's the one that has
been imported to the United
States.
The record label lists the
composers as SoloViev-Sedoi-
Matusovosky-Ball.
Kenny Balls band is a
seven-piece Trad" group.
TRAD is the name the Brit
ish give to traditional, or
Dixieland, jazz as distin-
guished from contemporary
jazz.
Kenny plays the trumpet
and there are a clarinet,
trombone. banjo, drums, pi-
ano and bass.
Actually the bands ar
rangement is extremely SIM
pie. They just play the mel
ody over and over, some
times with one instrument
leading, sometimes with an
other. At one point there is
a trombone slide and every
body shouts YEAH"
One of the features of true
Dixieland, group improvisa-
ton, is absent. But the rec
ord has a lively, danceable
beat.
Dave Kapp the wise old
head of Kapp Records in
New York. makes it his bust
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problems encountered in
their work. The students had
been given background in
struction in their biology
classrooms at Northwood in
preparation for the trip. The
classroom studies grew from
the fact that mental illness is
the Nations number one
medical problem.
4 y
Gerlinde Painter, a High
Point High senior, who came
to this country from Germany
eight and a half years ago,
has become a United States
citizen.
New officers of the Future
Nurses Club at High Point
High School, installed at a
candlelight service recently,
are Linda Painter, president;
Sharon Thomas, vice presi-
dent; Kathy Foster, recording
secretary; Starr Hittle, cor
responding secretary; Joyce
Culbertson, treasurer; Lynda
Lyttle, chaplain; Norma Pow
ell, historian; Nancy Dudley,
program chairman, and Eydie
Babylon, social service chair
man.
The Marymount Civics
Club of MarymOunt Junior
School, Arlington, Va. has
received it's official charter
from the Commission on
American Citizenship. Of
ficers of the new club are
Mary Cassibry, president;
Mary Kathryn Conner, vice
president; Pamela McHale
and Sherry Rutledge. Sec
retaries, and Karen Siciliano,
treasurer.
Your Family in Today's
World" is the theme of this
years program.
50
New officers of the Future
Teachers of America at High
Point High are Peggy Shat
fer, president; Jane Willard,
vice president; Ina Nathan
son, treasurer; Diane Nick
erson, corresponding secre-
tary, and Sandy Gordon,
secretary.
Members of the Eta at
High Point are Carole Co.
burn, Roberta Gooding,
Elayne Jones, Roseann Le-
vine, Carole Litowsky, Ravel
Lutz, Diane Mears, Donna
Prokap, Judy Solomon, Irene
Mybenga, Anne Spicknell,
JWdy Wilkinson and Irene
Kablnick.
Il 4 Il
NOrthwOOd Highs junior
class came up with a novel
idea in the Embarrassing field.
Since students have to get
up so early to come to school
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NO SUBTITLEs, PLEASE
Teen-Agers Say They Like Foreign Movies

Wayne Thomas, 16, of Null
Inns, S. c., who enjoys them
for the same reason 16-year-
old j. B. Robertson of Fort
Smith, Ark, detests them.
THE films get down to
bare facts and the actors wear
little If any costumes" de-
cried ]. B.
Foreign companies turn
out some bad films just as
we do" said Nancy Kirkman,
Is, of Coffeyville, Kans.
About one in three of the
youngsters told us they think
foreign films are worse than
the American-made variety.
Foreign film acting, they
said. is neither better nor
worse than the American
brand. About three in five
called it the same; three in
10 said it is worse and one in
eight thought it better.
Slightly more than half of
the young people said they
feel American pictures are
more realistic than the for
eign ones.
The youngsters prefer by a
two-to-one margin to have
English voices dubbed into
the foreign films rather than
subtitles that translate the
foreign words into written
English.
The favorite foreign pic
ture by a wide margin was
the Greek-made film Never
on Sunday" which was
voted the best liked by As, per
cent of the teen-agers.
Italy's La Dolce Vita" was
second with 10 per cent.
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TEEN BRIEFS
A Play Contest and Music Festival Keep Teens Busy

Harlan Goodnight and OAR
ryl Falls.
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The Wheaton Squadron of
Civil Air Patrol Cadets will
take part in the open house
and swimming pool dedica-
ton ceremonies this week
end at the YMCA's Family
Center Building in Silver
Spring. The open house will
be from 10 to 5 pm. Satur-
day. The dedication of the
indoor pool, the largest Y in
door pool on the East Coast,
will be at 2:15 pm. Sunday.
The building is at Hastings
drive and Shorey road, Silver
Spring.
~
Junior and senior high
school students can compete
in an essay contest on the
subject: Should the D. C.
Schools be Granted an APP
preparation Under Laws Pro-
viding for Aid to Federally
Impacted Areas?" Prizes are
a 500, a $50 and $25 savings
bonds.
Essays of not more than
$500 words should be sub
mitted to school principals
before March 80. The con-
test is sponsored by the D. C..
Congress of Parents and
Teachers.
X X
Thursday at 8 pm. STU
dents and parents are invited
to Montgomery Blair Highs
girls gym to hear talks by
six college presidents from
small o-educational liberal
arts colleges in the Middle
West. Afterwards, college
representatives will be on
hand for conferences. The
purpose of the program is to
acquaint students, parents
and guidance counselors with
the Midwest colleges.
49, ~
Caroline ArpS, a senior at
Northwestern High School, is
grand prize winner in the
Youth Out for UNICEF COM
petition. She won top honors
for her letter describing the
Importance Of Youth Out for
UNICEF as a step toward
greater international help
and harmony. Her prize is
as 500 savings bond and a
four day trip to New York
in April. The contest was CO.
sponsored by Seventeen mag
azine and the United States
Committee for UNICEF.
y 4 +
Senior advanced biology
classes at NOrthwoOd High
(Md.) visited Perry Point
(MdO Hospital for the Men
tally Disturbed. Psychiatrists
and psychologists discussed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-09

16-year-old Marsha Leavitt
Of Fort Smith, Ark.
IF you see your favorite
movie star doing it, you want
to do it, too," added Carol
Stanley, Is, of Portland, Greg.
Sinful aspects aside, most
youngsters like foreign films.
Sally Cone, II, of Sioux
Falls, S. OAK, told us she
likes them because they are
more arty" than those made
in Hollywood.
"They aren't afraid of sex
and don't try to hide it,, said
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NO SUBTITLES, PLEASE
BY EUGENE GILBERT
Gilbert Youth Service

@SANAA OSANASS
1t seems like every time
you turn around there's some
new storm brewing over a
foreign movie.
1t may be the treatment
Of sex in a French film or
narcotics in a British picture
or religion in an Italian epic.
All have drawn the wrath of
the censors.
Are foreign films really
worth all the fuss that's made
over them?
Americas teen-agers, who
probably make up the Ma
tion's largest movie-going
group, don't seem to think so.
Fifty-seven per cent of the
1,105 we talked to recently
told us they have seen at least
one foreign made picture,
and most of those who have
seen them said they like
them.
Three quarters agree that
the imported films are diff
ferent from those made in
Hollywood but many (55
per cent? don't think they are
any better or any worse.
About half think foreign
movies are more controversial
than American pictures.
What distinguishes a for
eign movie from it's Holly
wood cousin?
They are much sexier,"
defined Valeria Larkin, IA,
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Special Events
PEACE CORPS LECTURE. Z

PEACE CORPS LECTURE: The Chevy
Chase Community Center at Con-
necticut avenue and Mckinley
street NV. will sponsor a lecture
at 8 O'Clock tonight by Warren
Virgins, number two man in the
Peace Corps. Admission IS free.
YOUNG ART: A look at the world
of children, as interpreted by
their works OF art, will be given
at s o'clock tonight at the cynthia
Warner School, STA Carroll ave-
nue.. Takoma Park. Featured will
be DR., Edith Kramer. author,
psychologist and teacher from
New York City.
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Nature

COoK-OUT: The National Park Ser
vice will sponsor Rock Greek
Park hike and lookout from 2 to
6 pm. Saturday. Bring your own
food, wrapped in two layers of
aluminium foil and instant mix for
hot drinks Meet at Miller Cabin
near picnic grove number 6, one
fourth mile north of Military road
and Beach drive NV,
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Stage

PLAY TOURNAMENT: The District
Recreation Departments Bath an
nual city-wide one-act play tour
nament will feature four plays
beginning at S:l5 pm. Saturday
at the Roosevelt High auditorium
Thirteenth and Allison streets
Arlington Players the chevy
Chase Players, the KeDsington
Players and the Sandy Spring The
alter Group. Admission. so cents.
VARIETY SHOW: High Point High
School in Beltsville, Md. will hold
its annual Blue and Gold Night
in the gymnasium at O'Clock
tonight, featuring the browning
of the school king and queen and
the return to her alma mater
of Scarlet Jean Shinault, Miss
Washington of 1861. who will
perform
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Concerts

BAND CONCERT: The oxon High
at O'Clock o to Mig si at the G scbool
1921 Leyte drive, Southlawn, Md.
Admission is 81 for adults.
ORCHESTRA: The National Gallery
Orchestra. conducted by Richard
Bales, will give a concert featuring
Anna Drittelle. cello Soloist, in
the National Gallery Of Arts East
Garden Court at pm. Sunday.
Admission free.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miscellaneous
Wanted
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
OLD, LARGE TOY TRAINS WANTED,
before 30. Any condition. JE. 4-37O7
80 FORD Coupe or Roadster trunk
lid. Call Dave, HI. 9-74O6.
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AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus of the Ratings of Nine Local D. US

Reeora
!. What's Your Name
2. Johnny Angel
3. Something Gottu Hold on Ne
4. Good Luck Charm
5. Twistin' the Night Awuy
6. Mashed Pototo Time
7. Hey Body
8. Dream Boby
9. Lover Please
10. Love Letters