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6OMFoRTABLE. h. ". heating i
CIiST0M RRICK RAMRLER-Rn

CUTE AND COY, 3-bedrm.. IA.
bath home; like new, featuring q
separate dining rm.. de luxe kit.
Sst ss lsyel FLA fhai On ssss. ZiEs
trust at $50 mo. CROWELL q
CO., INC, REALTORS, FAIRFAX
OnETCE Np QTA01
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$50

Georgia ave. and Upshur st. NV.
Unbelievably beautiful and modern
for this low, low rental. All serV-
ices included. RA. 6-211T.
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OAKTON. VA

Country living; 94-acre Of land, 6.
room mod. beautiful brick rambler,
= full tiled baths, fireplace, full
hsmt., unusually sttrac. setting
carport, custom built, wonderful
location. Price reduced for quick
sale; owner transferred. An ex-
csllent buy; see this and be con-
WINGED. Total price, $24, 500. terms
rr-anged; also ether propertte,
for sale. For appt. phone 1856.
7@20 or DU. 5-7S01. WHITESELI
REAL ESTATE. block from Oak.
ton School, Blake lane.
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GARAGES

PARKING SPACES = DuPon t
Circle area Sis per month. 1881
2lSt st. NV, AID. 4-16Sl.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

APPROX. 800 So. FIT. of CONNER
cial. office or storage; $75 mo,
Ii. $4,000: HE. 4-0974 night.
0OI 18th ST. NE, opposite Sears,
Safeway, Hechingers-45,G00 sq
#. when Pepsi Cola moves to new
plant. Cali H. Turney Gratz,
JAMES l.. DIXON & CO., REAL
TORS. FEE. $1,000.
1000 FIT. OFFICE OR WARE
HOUSE; SITS mo. Near Blair I'd.
and Kansas ave. LA. 9-67Sg.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-vA.
RAMRI,EE

CULMORE. Seven Corners - By
OWNER. 3 bedrms., 1850 50. IT.,
large ~. rm., fireplace: full bsmt,,
- - IS old. S24. 900
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ONE AND ONE-HALF BEAUTIFUL
ACRES is the setting for this long
low rambling beauty. Loads Of
shrubs. pines and dogwood trees
surround this suburban beauty
situated in beautiful PINE RIDGE
features twin-size bedrooms. ~
baths gorgeous jalousied-en.
closed Florida room, pine-paneled
recreation room in cheerful base
ment. These and host Of ex-
ttras to delight the naturs lc YIN
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$1,000 SECOND TRUST - years;
reliable maker. Sacrifice, $3.50.
JOHN j. YOUNG, Real Estate,
UN. 4-45s1; ewes, JU. S-33SO
$1,000 2nd trust; S45 mo. Due .
yrs. Beautiful Va. rambler; match
ing equity: 15E discount. IA. A.
5000.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

NEAR PARRISH, va, off Rte So
Good home; gravity water; 2 fen.
acres; fruit trees, beautiful land
scape and mountain views; will
finance. Phone OWNER, 592-32SS
49, ACRES. level ground. wooded
black-top road frontage: S1.050
z acres. fenced. most clear. stream
goed view. long road frontage;
1873 acres. wooded. spring. excellent
lake site. road frontage; $3.50
These parcels of ground are located
reasonably close to Boiling Of
ficers Club. Warrenton. Va, and
may be bought with low down
payment and easy terms. ia
4-114S after 6 pm.
75 ACRES, Mr.. UPPERVILLE, VA.
Good road, wonderful trout
stream, beaut. building sites; will
finance. Phone OWNER, 592-32SS.
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PRINCE GEORGES co.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

ROCKVILLE. MD.-Immed. occur.
New bldg. up to 10000 50. II. Of
space. Excel. loo. ME. s-4346.
$4,000 SO. FIT. with 1s-ft. ceiling,
Shirlington area; 500 50. #. of
office, sprinkler, loading dock;
avail. March LIST. 671-9l0O, or
ewes ia. 2-"3SG.
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HOUSES For sALE-vA.

N. ARLINGTON - English Tudor
home in good close-in location
Completely redecorated and fea-
turing center-hall entrance, mod
s sn kitchen saaa With sfee stainless stes
freezer and dishwasher. Attractive
stone fireplace in living rm., large
dining rm., 8 bedrms., powder
rm. on LIST floor. Full basement,
2S-ft, screened porch and patio;
wall-to-wall carpeting included in
full price Of S24,500. WorthSyour
while to see. Dial ia, 5-9400.
RF,TTER HOMES
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

HEADLIGHT MACHINE. Weaver,
floor type: new, cost S375; best
offer. ia. S-3145.
INC INDUSTRIAL and crawler
tractors and equipment.
q 8; BOIL. Mile South Of New so
Mitchellville, Md. CE. 6-S1Sl
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

4-BEDRM. CAPE COD with &c.
900 LIST trust which can be as
sufned with only 1000 down.
A nice clean home with detached
garage IN convenient Falls Church
location. Call now. MYERS &
HILL. INC, JE. $4,000.
4-BEDRM. RANCHER = FLA only
$3.50 down plus settlement, mo.
payments S121.05, pi.t.i.,. moves
you into our most immaculate. A.
bedrm., 2-full-bath rancher with
covered patio, fenced yard, car
port: established community with
all schools and shopping close by.
Priced at S17,950. Call TO in
- TOWN g. COUNTRY P POP
ERTIES. INC. 256-9100, Q It'll 8.
II ROLLING ACRES with beauti-
full lake and lovely home near
Fairfax; S35.750.
THOMPSON REALTY CO.
1wNn kz
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AUT0M0TIvE MISC.

ENGINES '5S Buick, $1,000 miles.
SO Chrysler. SO Chevy, '56
Pontiac. Reas. Call 942-s011.
PARTS '55 Pontiac; pair Of heads
w/new valves; (V-S motor, carb.
and distrib.. reas.: 354-057S.
TRANS. STD, '81 Ford, complete,
peri. cond.: S75. Call EN-. b-4R3A.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACCOKEEK, Maryland

ACREAGE - 17.5
acres adjacent to
Chantilly Golf and
Country Club. $1,000
per acre with 20 Cd
down. Good invest
ment property as is
out Of flight pattern
of Dulles Airport and
will be adjacent to
a high class Subdi-
vision. To see call
ROUTH ROBBINS
Real Estate Corp.
Mclean 356-7000
Alex. S36-6200
Spfld. 451-2500
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MANN
MOTORS, INC.

TR-3 1858 convertible roadster;
red, minor body damage; sold as
is, not warranted, $745.
Capitol Cadillac-O Odds Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
TR-3:. top condition; new paint.
upholstery. battery. etc: 81 1896. a,
See to appreciate; at S4I2 Nor:
working hours. BOB BUROW.
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= A1S - y
D0aV Mans

Mr., WAKEFIELD HIGH-s-bedrm.
and bath in bsmt.l. beautiful rec,
rm, with bar. "a It. ialousied
porch on rear; only SCI 800 with
$1,000 dn. Call IA. 4-13OO. BROY-
HILL g. SONS, REALTORS. 1900
Lee HWv
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FIT. LAUDERDALE-Lease 1-bedrm.
furn., pvt. duplex. Quiet res. ave-.
near shops and beach. Available
April. Call 365-3130.
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the Nazi massacre of six mil
lion Jews will spend his 56th
birthday as he has spent the
past three months - waiting
for a hearing on his appeal
against the death sentence.
He will not have much longer
to wait. The Israeli supreme
court convenes Thursday to
consider the appeal. BY March
30. the onetime Gestapo colonel
should know the result.
Alone in his solitary cell on
the top floor of Ramleh prison,
Eichmann can hardly escape
recalling a startling statement
he made during his trial.
In rare portrayal of human
frailty, the former chief of the
Gestapo'S Jewish affairs Sec
ton revealed one day that he
had consulted a fortune teller
In Argentina, where he was
captured by Israeli agents in
1860.
"She told me I would not see
my 57th birthday, and I do not
expect to-" Eichmann declared.
If the supreme court upholds
the death sentence, Eichmann
will have one last resort. He can
appeal to Israeli President IT,
hak Ben-Zvi for clemency.
The strain of waiting has left
its mark on the man who sat
visible emotion last
year through the four-month
recreating Of Nazi atrocities
against the Jews.
He complains about feeling
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back seats they formerly held
in traditionally Liberal Quebec
Province.
The new Democratic Party, a
coalition of the labor unions
and socialist elements also may
win some seats in the west.
During a parliamentary dis
cussion on preparations for
Canada's centenary in 1867, an
opposition member wondered II
Mr.. Diefenbaker expected to be
in office during the celebration.
THE answer is in the affirm
ative," he replied.
Mr.. Diefenbaker says the
major issue Of the campaign
will be free enterprise versus
socialism. Liberal politicians
believe the Prime Minister may
also be planning to present him
self as Canada's champion of
democracy against communism.
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with a blunt Ratchet that
splintered bones through the
meat.
In the fresh vegetables pavil-
ion, a few smallish cucumbers
were available at half a ruble
(55 cents.
"At these prices we will be as
rich as American millionaires, "
an open-faced peasant girl
dubbed to a Westerner.
Smallish apples were offered
at IA rubles ($1.9O a pound
and pears at 312 rubles ($3.88) =.
The milk and dairy products
section had no fresh milk.
Large quantities of cottage
cheese and honey were poured
into customers own contain
erS.
In a special building, a long
queue waited for potatoes,
scarce this winter, at Is ko-
pecks (28 cents) a pound.
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AP World Spotlight: The News and What's Behind II

Even at night a single bulb
burns over his prison cot. An
Israeli police officer watches
through the cell door.
In one corner of his cell,
neatly wrapped in brown paper,
are Eichmann'S memoirs. writ
ten in prison. Only Eichmann
knows the contents. He has
given Mr.. Servatius the right
to sell the work to cover his fee.
There is a question whether
Israel will permit publication
OF the memoirs.
The average Israeli appears
to expect the Eichmann death
sentence to be upheld, but there
are misgivings about carrying
it out.
Mercy for Eichmann is
mercy for the future children
of Israel" one prominent Israeli
said.
Others believe that to keep
E C h mann alive in Israel
amounts practically to sacri-
lege.
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with strong overtones of Nc
CarthyiSm. Several members OF
Mr.. Diefenbaker's Conservative
Party have charged that the
Liberal Party leader, Lester B
Pearson, is soft toward COM
munism.
The exchange touched off an
uproar across the country
Dirty" and vicious" were
among the words used to de-
scribe the charges.
1T looks as if John Birch
tactics have arrived in Can
ada" said Keith Davey, ma
tional organizer of the Liberal
Party.
"Gutter Politics" Protested
. Newspapers of both parties
appealed for an end of gutter
politics"
The Ottawa Citizens said in
an editorial that the efforts to
pin a pro-Communist label on
Mr.. Pearson showed the "des-
peration with which the Tories
face the forthcoming election"
Conservative (Tory) leaders
don't admit the situation is that
bad, but they doubt they will
hold their one sided majority.
In 1858 elections they took 2O8
of 265 seats in the House of
Commons.
The Liberals controlled the
government for % years before
Mr.. Diefenbaker squeezed them
out in a close 1857 election.
The Liberals seem sure to win
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some sort of dizziness and he
appears to have a nervous
heart" said one Israeli official.
But he is checked every day by
a physician and there is moth
ing seriously wrong. He is re-
ceiving tranquilizers, and they
seem to give him some help"
A prison official reported:
He reads an average of one
book a day. always in German
and mostly history"
He writes to his wife, now
living in Austria, and to his de-
Tense counsel, DIR. Robert Ser
vatius, a West German attor-
ney.
His food is ordinary prison
fare. He asked that his eggs
be Soft-boiled. The request was
granted.
Always Under Guard
Immediately after he was
sentenced December Is, Eich-
mann was CARRIED in the tradi-
tional red suit worn by the
condemned under Israeli pro-
cedure dating back to British
mandate times. He was per-
mitted later to switch to an
ordinary grey business suit.
A heavy smoker and frequent
imbiber in his days as a Nazi
officer, Eichmann now gets
eight Israeli cigarettes a day
and no liquor.
He spends several hours daily
walking in a prison courtyard
alone, always under guard.
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DATELINE BoGoTA
Elections Often
Mean Violence

BOGOTA, Colombia. March
IT (AP).-This is a nation
where politics often has led to
the grave. Whether death or
democracy will rule It's future
Is likely to be determined in
elections this year.
The first of these elections
comes tomorrow, when Colom-
bians will elect a new Congress.
In May a new president lis to
be chosen.
Colombia, adjoining Panama
at the northwest corner Of
South America, ranks as one
of the United States best
friends in Latin America; Pres
ident Kennedy was here in De-
cember. Though largely under
developed. Colombia is the
worlds No. 2 coffee producer
(after BraziD and has gold and
oil resources.
The saddest chapter in its
history is an undeclared civil
war estimated to have taken
100000 lives in a decade before
it died down only four years
ago.
AS the election for congress
approached, gunfire cracked
with increased frequency in the
Andes mountains. In a month,
20 soldiers fell dead in am
bushes laid to political briA
gands.
The attacks on the army,
said War Minister Gen. Rafael
H fernandez Pardo, were
planned by political factions
to disturb the public peace, up
set the electoral process and
obtain military equipment"
Officials charge that some
groups seek to sabotage the
election and disrupt the Ma
tional Front coalition govern
ment that brought a semblance
of peace after the bloody dec
ade 1948-58.
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proaches the popularity of Mr..
Nasser. who deposed and exiled
King Farouk in 1852, later GUST
ed the British and seized the
Suez Canal.
Cairo radio sets the nation
alistic, neutralist and delicate
ly pro-Moscow tune-particu-
larry concerning Israel. Mid
die Eastern rulers ignore it at
their peril.
The message beamed to 80
million mostly impoverished
Arabs Is a simple one. Mr..
Nasser has bet other Arab rul-
ers Il can raise living standards
faster than you"
Two Nasser policies underly-
ing the bet have emerged clear
ly since the Syrian breakayay.
Mr.. Nasser Is imposing a
tightly disciplined Arab social
ist" state in Egypt, readily
sacrificing many liberties for
economic control. And he is
isolating himself from such
rulers as King Hussein Of Jor-
dan and King Saud of Saudi
Arabia. He scorns the outward
signs Of Arab unity to preach
the unity Of Arab socialism"
directly to the people.
The payoff may be years
away, perhaps the late SOS,
when the big Aswan dam will
begin to spew forth riches. Un-
til that time, and probably for
much longer, Mr.. Nasser must
depend on East or West, or
both, for economic help to keep
abreast of the needs of an ex-
ploding population.
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IldS convinced D0th Washing
ton and Moscow that he is the
man to deal with in the Mid
die East.
To bolster his military
strength he obtained new arms
from Moscow, including MIG
Il jet fighters. To strengthen
his precarious financial posi-
ton he is negotiating increased
economic aid from the United
States.
Top-Flight U. S. Visitors
A stream Of top-flight visi-
tors from Washington in
cluded the rowing envoy Ches-
ter Bowles; the food-for-peace
expert, George S. McGovern,
and an economic advisor, Ed
ward Mason. All were quickly
ushered into Mr.. Nasser's office.
AT about the same time Brit
ish Ambassador Sir Harold Bee
ley saw Mr.. Nasser for the first
time in nine months.
All this activity, plus the pos
sloility that an Algerian settle
ment will ease Frances prob
lens with Egypt, has raised
western diplomatic hopes for
happier relations with Cairo.
A sour note comes from Mr..
Nasser's radio Voice of the
Arabs. AS stridently as ever it
blasts the "feudal" rulers in.
the Middle East and lambasts
Britain and the United States
for supporting them.
NaSser Is Popular
The Bowles mission delicately
indicated to Mr.. Nasser that aid
would flow more freely if Cairo
softened the Voice. An indirect
answer soon appeared in the
newspaper column of Mr.. Mas
ser's friend Mohamed Hasa
nein Keikal, who said the Voice
couldn't restrict Mr.. Nasser's
to Egyptians since he
spoke for other Arabs.
There was truth in Mr.. Hell
kal's statement. No other lead
er in the Middle East ap-
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DATELINE MOSCOW
Peasants Market
Caters to Elite

MOSCOW, March II (AP).-
A winter days visit to the
Moscow Central Peasants Mar
ket shows how a small survival
of free enterprise is a major
factor in feeding well-to-do
Russians.
There, in a sprawling series
Of government-built sheds,
peasants charge eager city
jewellers whatever the traffic
will bear for privately raised
produce.
The skilled worker who Gets
80 rubles ($88.88) a month can
seldom afford to splurge at the
private market. A large per-
centage of the shoppers arrive
IN some of Moscow's $4,000
private cars, belonging to the
elite of Moscow's 7 million
inhabitants.
COuntry's Best Market
This is the biggest and best
in the food-short Soviet
Union. but it makes a dismal
impression on Western visitors
who compare it with supermar-
ketS or fruit and vegetable
stands in the United States and
Western Europe.
Still, it's much better than
Soviet state-run stores where
prices are fixed by the govern
ment but supplies of meat and
other goods are often lacking.
Meat also was scarce at the
Peasants Market. A huge pavil-
ion, reserved for peasants with
meat to sell, was almost empty.
Row upon row of meathooks
hung bare.
In one corner, two unshaven
offered cuts of a mod
erately attractive side of beef.
The price: ~ rubles ($1.66) a
pound.
The butchering was done
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DATELINE OTTAWA
Hot Words Mark
Canada Campaign

OTTAWA, March II (AP).-
Canada is in the midst of a
free = swinging, name calling
political campaign.
In Parliament one opposition
accused Prime Minis
ter John Diefenbaker of a
blatant, Nazi-like, Fascist lie"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-18
DATELINE JERUSALEM
Eichmonn Reveals
Death Prediction

JER USALEM, March IT
(AP) Adolf Eichmann comes
Monday to the birthday he
predicted will be his last.
The convicted architect OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-18
Nosser's Fortunes
Now on the Rise
In the Middle East
U. S. and Russia Seem Convinced
He Is the Leader to Deal With
BY GEORGE MACARTHUR
Associated Press Staff Writer

CAIRO March 1.-THE fortunes Of Canal Abdel Nasser
are on ne rise IN the Middle East spelling trouble rival
nnamS sultanS Sheikhs and kings
Only six months many these gave sigh Of relief
when Syria broke from United Arab Republic and
president NasserS fortunes sagged
Mr. Nasser is firmly control at home He seer,,o
Evening star., 1962-05-27
SCREEN

AMBASSADOR-"Love Is Better Than Even" Elizabeth
Taylor and Larry Parks pair Of instructors
lis, 4:45 and 8:15 pm Love Me Or Leave Me-
Doris Day in the film biography Of Singer Ruth Etting
2:4O, $40 and 935 pm.
APEX-Jessica; Well, the landscapes dramatic; 1:05
$40, $40. 1880 and $40 pm.
CAP1TOL-"Last Of the Vikings; but it's promise;
las, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and GAS PM
DUPONT-"Black Tights; exploration of love illus
trated by various dance forms; l, 3:05, 5:15, 725
and 9:35 pm.
KETTHS-"Follow That Dream; Elvis Presey's latest
offering; 125, $3.50, 5:35, TAO and GAS pm.
Observation-Disclosures Down the Wind; Hayley Mills in
one Of her most engaging roles 2:l5, 4:10 sos, 8
and 9:55 pm.
METROPOLTTAN-"Love Is Better Than Ever; 115 4:4o
and $40 PM; Love Me Or Leave Me-; 1885, sos
and $50 pm.
ONTARIO-The Counterfeit Traitor; based on the spy
adventures Of Eric Erikson 1:15 4, and 955 pm
PALACE-"The Naked Spur; 1885, 4:55 and 8:15 pm;
King Solomons Mines; 3:05, $3.50 and $3.50 pm;
pair of reissues
PLAYHOUSE-"Experiment in Terror; Lee Remick is
stalked by vicious criminal; 1880. 410, $40 and
915 pm.
PLAzA-Satan in High Heels" about the ruthless ambi-
ton Of show girl to become star; 115, 2:45
4:30, 6:10, 1855 and $40 pm.
TOWN-"Lover Come Back; love and laughter with
Doris Day and Rock Hudson; l. 3. 5. 7 and pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Terror; l. 3:05; $40; 7:15
and $3.50 pm
UPTOWN-"West Side Story; Hollywoods camera adds
an even more delightful luster to Americas most
beguiling stage musical; and $3.50 pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Nuremburg"; Stanley Kramers
star-packed drama of NaI judges trial for crimes
against humanity; g. 5:15 and $3.50 pm
Evening star., 1962-05-27
THE PASSING SHOW
June Will Brinq
AMusic Fair

work and we are glad to get
the stars"
To name some of these
before listing the plays may
irk Mr.. Ford but they in
clude Dorothy Collins, How
ard Keel, Bob Cummings,
Peter Lind Hayes and Mary
Healy MRS. Hayes, Vivian
Blaine. Shirley Jones, Peggy
CaSS, George Gobel, Red
Buttons. Earl Wright son,
Tom Bosley, Tina Louise,
Martha Raye and Daren Nc
Gavin.
Shows Time Tested
Mr.. Ford Is frank to ad-
nit that the II productions
are time-tested. the sort that
have made traditional sue
ceSses of such famed insti-
tutionS as st. Louis Muny
Opera. Kansas City's Star
light theater and Dallas big
State Fair operation.
They are familiar" he
says, Ito those who can pay
regular season metropolitan
theater prices but not to that
vast audience which has to
wait until they are offered
at truly pop prices. That's
what we intend to do"
The productions set for
the circuit which this sum-
mer will include Shady Grove
start with "Brigadoon," star
ring Miss Collins. Each will
run one week, Monday
through Saturday. with the
exception of Bye Bye.
Birdie" (starring GobeD will
go the fortnight from Au-
gust 6 to 18.
Other items on the list, in
order, are THE Music Man"
(McGavin): Tunnel Of
Love-" (Cummings): "Fiorel-
lo!" CBosley); who Was
That Lady I Saw You With"
the first straight comedy,
(Hayes and Healy): Bells
Are Ringing" (star yet to be
named); wildcat" Raye):
Mister Roberts" (Button);
'Kismet" KeeD; do Re
Mi" (Cass); kiss Me, Kate"
CWrightSon, Tina Louise);
Anything Goes" (Phil Ford,
Mimi Hines); and Gypsy"
Vivian Blaine or Shirley
Jones.
How do these, especially
the larger musicals, lend
themselves to arena or CEN
trail staging2
II think you will be sur
See CARMODY, Page F-G