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euesses she must have thou
sands Of them.
when ] was going 10 Miss
Mason's In Tarrytown IN. ~
] used TO get so .homesick
nv parents often came to
visit me. Then we'd go into
the big city and have dinner
ct some nice place. That's
when ! started collecting
menus. with signatures and
maybe q message from every
one ct the table," recalls
Mrs. Simpson In her soft
gentle voice. ts
In the Intervening years
the collection has grown un-
"A now 1t comprises menus
from restaurants in over 40
states which includes Hawaii
ard Alaska. as well as most
Of the European and South
American countries. and the
Mediterranean.
rMy menus are like q small
diary. They remind me Of my
friends. where we dined and
the occasion" she went on.
SIN my office at home ]
used to keep q box where !
tossed the menus until the
box was full. then I labeled
It With the year. In our home
IN Cody. there are trunks
full Of menus in the attic"
she says with Q half-laugh.
The Senator's mother who
makes her home with them
enjoys going over the menus,
too. "Oh. I remember when
you took this trip" says Mrs.
Simpson, sr. The messages
also serve to set off q chain
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Of pleasant memories Of who
was there. what they did. and
what they ate. Az
When Mrs. Simpson wrote
her lawyer son. Alan. asking
him 10 dig out q representa-
tive assortment, she I thinks
he must have picked from
only one box the 1859
collection. She was a bit dis
appointed he hadn't included
some Of her real old ones.
and some Of the foreign ones.
The Simpsons have two
sons Peter. an instruc-
tor Of Western Civilization
and American history at East
Oregon College. La Grande,
Ore, and Alan. q lawyer with
an office IN Cody.
"a Days as First Lady
When Mrs. Simpson was
First Lady Of Wyoming cher
husband was Governor from
i955-5e). she undertook the
Job Of remodeling the Cover
nor's Mansion In Cheyenne.
She converted the three-story
mansion into q four-story
house by re-doing the base
ment.
Wyoming Is q friendly
State and the old mansion
has lots of visitors. Now it's
good for another 100 years. "
she says. pointing out she
felt the mansion belonged to
the people Of Wyoming and
they should enjoy the use Of
It.
She has found Washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14
BY VIOLET FAULKNER
rood Editor o. the star

From the time she was q young girl attending
an Eastern school, Mrs Milward L. Simpson wife Of
the new Senator from Wyoming, has been collecting
menus from restaurants all over the world.
How many has she collected over the years?
she was at q loss TO even estimate the number but
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Be the first on your block to make coffee
In flannel bag. No joke. In Brazil, you'd
have tough time finding home that
doesn't have one Of these funnel-shaped
flannel bags. BraziIians use 1t to make Cafe
zinho-their national drink.
Cafezinho Is demitasse. The perfect
demitasse for American tastes. cafezInho
Is not harsh or bitter II has dry, rich
taste. As though you were to concentrate
and intensity the pleasant flavor Of the
coffee you make now.
In fact you make cafezinho with the
same brand Of coffee you always use. lisa
cinch to make and takes no more time or
effort than your normal coffee.
Measure four ounces OF water per cup.
Pour the water in pan and bring to a boil.
Then place two level tablespoons OF
coffee per serving into the flannel bag.
We'll send you the cafezinho bag free.)
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Now place the cafezinho bag Into your
coffee pot Tor any coffee server and pour
the boiled water into the flannel bag. Hold
ihebssi place tlIIthe waterseeps through.
"A matter Of a minute or twol
That's II. You've just made cafezlnho.
And chances are you made itwlth Brazil
Ian coffee, too. No matter which is your
favorite brand Of coffee, It probably has
Brazilian beans sin its blend.
Almost every American coffee blends
Brazilian beans for quality, aroma and fla
vor All over the world, In fact Brazil is by
far the leading suppIier Of coffee. There's
not even close second
n Brazil they drink cafezinho In their
Offices, factories, at state dinners, in their
homes for family and company.
Repeatedly impossible to spend three
or four consecutive hours in that county
without seeing someone enjoy cup Of
cafezinho.
You can serve Cafezinho after dinner, or
lunch. Also for mid-moming. mid-after-
noon. ormid-evening breaks. cafezinho Is
versatile, Il goes with eveYmood, any time
ofday or evening.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
Kennedy to Speak
At Muchinists'
Birthday Banquet

President Kennedy will adj
dress a banquet here tonight
celebrating the 18th anniver-
sary Of the founding OF the
international Association OF
Machinists.
other speakers scheduled for
the unions banquet at the
ISheraton-Park Hotel include
Labor Secretary Writ. ALL
CIO President George Meany
and Claude Jodoin. president
OF the Canadian Labor Con-
grcss.
al j. Hayes. president OF the
lam, will preside. About 2,400
persons are expected 10 attend.
The lam claims nearly a
million members. II is a COM
bination craft and industrial
union, founded May 5. 1883. by
10 machinists who met secret-
( ly In a Southern Railroad loco
motive pit at Atlanta, Ca.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
Urban League
Director Defends
Rights Drives

Strong integration drives
such as the civil rights demon
strations in Birmingham, Ala,
are not moving too fast to be
Of benefit" Sterling Tucker, di-
rector Of the Washington Ur-
ban League. said yesterday.
II get a little impatient with
those who say the NAACP and
other groups are moving too
fast" he said. "and I get more
impatient with public officials
who say this"
Mr.. Tucker, addressing the
National Epicureans, Inc, a
Negro women's charitable or
ganization. said that Negroes
who follow that philosophy are
letting whites dole out to Neg
roes things that are their birth
right.
They (the whitesl are say
ing to US. Let US say when
you're going to get your rights
If you're going to be free, let
US call the shots" he said.
He said he was amazed that
there were no real plans for
alleviating human suffering in
the world while we are spend
ing billions OF dollars on a
public relations program-get-
ting to the moon ahead OF the
Russians"
There are no plans. he said.
for dealing with overcroWded
classrooms. school dropouts,
unemployment and the cultur-
ally deprived. while there are
plans for highways for the year
2000.
Most Of the unemployed are
Negroes. he said. They are
the cushion OF flexibility in the
economy that supports the ai-
fluent society"
Evening star., 1963-05-05
Joint Budget
PROPOSAL Set
For Senate0K
BY J. A. O'LEARY
star staff Writer

The Senate all set to pass
again tomorrow the Mcclellan
bill for the creation of q Joint
Budget Committee to give Con-
gress more effective control Of
Federal spending.
There is no opposition to the
measure in the Senate. But
unless House leaders have un-
dergone a change of heart, the
measure is not likely to become
law this year. The Senate has
passed a similar bill five times
since 1852. but each time It
has been permitted to die in
the House.
Senator Mcclellan has been
Joined by 76 Of his colleagues
In sponsoring the bill, under
which IA members of the House
and Senate Appropriation
Committee 7 from each -
would do for Congress what
the Budget Bureau does for the
President in reviewing the
needs Of all Government agen-
cies.
The IL or Is regular appro-
preparation bills still would
be handled separately, starting
in the House Appropriations
Committee and going through
the Senate Appropriations
Committee.
But these large committees
would have at their disposal a
mass of information that could
be gathered in advance by a
staff Of experts. working for
the smaller Joint committee.
The process would be similar
to the Joint Committee on
Taxation, which now gathers
data on all tax bills for the
House Ways and Means and
Senate Finance committees.
In recommending the new
Joint committee. the Senate
Government Operations Com
mittee, which Senator McClel-
Ian heads, said the existing
Appropriation committees have
competent professional staffs.
but added:
1T is virtually impossible
for their relatively small staffs
to examine and evaluate the
annual budget. with its many
thousands of items, running
into approximately 1900 pages.
within the very limited time
available"
Compelling Necessity" Seen
Senator McClellan's report
argued that with the Federal
budget now approaching 500
billion and the Federal debt
going above $500 billion there
is a compelling necessity for
setting up machinery to reduce
the cost Of Government.
The report points out that
the existing appropriation
committees usually hear tes.
timony only from the Govern
ment officials who are asking
for funds. Outside witnesses
are seldom heard except on
public works projects.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
LUMBER AND HARDWA

NORTHEASTERN and Streets BodensbUs and Bnnns Roads
GEORGIA AVE. W5o25 Georgia Avenue Military Road and Missouri Ave.
WISCONSIN AVE. NW4555 Wise between Nebraska and River Road
SOASloo Nichols Avenue Good Hope Road Near Anocoso Bridge
FALLS CHURCH, WLee Highway and Route 3s mile from Seven Corners
ROCKVILLE, MD-Noth Washington Street and Rockville Bypass
PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA-HyoHsvile, Maryland
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cENTER or HoRsE COUNTRY-:
acres lealurlnG SD hrick hnne
Slrsls. - dis sl5.i5ss. So -
Lisf VIVA Is Fok kEs6lTs
Co.-NeW a-bedfoom
heme4 With run hgmts. by
builder. - haoison enc 3rd 81,
n. Laurel, In back Of Phillips 90
fAs etatlon. Priced at Sl4eB0
And ID. VA flnancina avail
Open Sunday from 1-6 pm. or
can for appointment. 262-e2e1.
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HOUSES FoR sLLE-b. g

BRIARcLwY NV nosfT!-MassiI
lcezl celeeial 81 FAAkk 8 pHI
80 ~ - - 800 49, 80 ,..rl' 49, ~.
gta. FIiasl isc1iisa monay e1I
bQ9i 4 bedrmB-, ~ baths. mnfI
nbrary ulIA nFeplaee, tadeseri1a 5 I
kitchens u ~ l6ns, Immense EVE
y.rS - ~, ssai g1s NJ nas,eE
bL 1.liii, sses. Wo. go
oklAAcLHf-LoWkh Ao1l EElfa.
iisT1i1Ssd cs.sri 'S - b,ief
coieninl heauEllul gstfing. FnbalouI
sew kltehen. Del anf Fosdtf
room. } bedro0uia. I balhs. nocfaa.
ton room vita fireplace. Buili-ia
garage. Central air eqndilloalag.
PHiIIfPS, nc, pi. J.lii1. evs1
NO. E4f44
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HOUSES UHFuRH. 70 REMTI
iceHTIRuEel

ENBAssY ARA : Eeeenl tswz
lelses Charming Rafia ard fardea,
!Iill 4. A. cf1 q yoN. IL.
FMRfAx clTf, IA S6s6grn rd.-
Attrac. spllilexel O eorner ID. !
be4rrAs.s Nv. rln.s sta1y e. IA
m. IA hstss hsss ,,s ~ -
hlqck iron. Gres Hderss Len.
SchQol. sits mo. Vacanf Cal OW-
kEA. Warrenlon. Va. 1o3-3l1-I11o.
FALLS CHURcn-a bsdrrns-, i9e
~ scr. Perch. leae; yard. .Walk .
ssL5fll. ~
FALLS cHuncH-sloo. antiqle hFk !,
Ice. Nv. rn-s ! bedrm., oquip. KIT,
LoclI 4. I. COOK, *. 7,5z77' y
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CHEVY CAAsE- Impressive Coloni-
Al brick q hnest qaaiigy tvailable.
situated Ia the eholcest loe6fiog al
an CAevy Chase. Very ah0ft walk
70 seAools Of an GrHdes, and eloSe
10 Coan- ave. bus and shopping
ceateT. FEATURING spacious hVinf
and diAlne rnas.s study with kaH
bath, exeellent hlchen, 8 tvin
bedrms. and Z tied bafhs. This IA
4 superior property, n perfect con
e else1; ri ST. 4 e he low low 90.
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HlLLANDALE-Choice nodern apIit.
level, with bedrms. on one level,
81; baths H',s:. large foyer , entry 81 sIse
rec. rm.. and i double garage. WY
ths low W.; sSs. nc Cal s;sdo ii y p.% 4
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
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Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE ISoS

CHEvT CHASE. b. c., m. li1t ana
essenden streets = $3.50. /
elk. from dntn. busline. 4-be6fni.
home on attrae. cor. lot. Newly
eseor and vacant on h..W,h.
Eo oSSFSaaH sHilGIr66s 3 br y y.
6e42. 10. b-63Sf.
CHEVY CHASE. BarnaSy wood
Attractive. well /. KEPT, / -.fioof
home. Lily: rm. WIfirspi.. din. rns..
lge; eedfms. mod. klt. and bath,
attaeh gar.. ser. porch. fen. yard
being transferreo. Low 2Os. Prime.
CHEVY CHASE D.c.-C9nt- Ar
Ss ddri C0iSn n s.s sss;tsf Asll; 49,, 3;
eond. walk 70 Lafkyett1 Sns
ssle easd Sacrament, ives. OF.
CHS Realty, Inc. OIL 6.2sO0
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABOVE TEE RIyERi-Besv,iiul
vieWe o. ne Pplqmae. BTald-neW
sm . n = Ai ". Alll b ,TEANk s;
isks. e.; Z MA ~ . sos Ssf5Rs, h
Mass. ave. e. MRcArthur Blvd !,
hfoek ont an4 Uille Viewer
hoUSE fRLNK S. PHiLLfPs,
NC, pI. I.llll, ewes. DE-. 7-iIio.
All QFfE8e coNsID IBID.
$3.50. 4-bedrm-s vaeant, Cape
Sods VITA rec. I'm. Park setting.
ID. bus. Ell Coln. ave. 800 al.
~ easy terms. HARVEY,
11.9olo.
Assume Large 4s4es Loan
hust Sc 10 Appreciate, Immaculate
eoadltions this 3-bedrm. hnns N.
uatsd anidst trees en- q suiss euI.
de-aae. CoavealeHl 10 vino, NH.
Price low 9os.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
MALI0k VII. tz3oo III :
BANN0ckBUAN ARE A-immaca.
late colonial "a wooded settina. Nv.
ing rm-, 1904. formal dining rn.,
completely equipped kitchen with
ereakfast area. 4 bedrms., Z baths,
mn bsmt. with rec. nm. and pow
der rm., huEs screened porch, "a.
rake. t1sJso KORzENDoRFER.
MALroR, OF. l.sfIi 'til :.
AEfHKsDA, near River I'd. and
Mnson lane-Spae. recently built
sslss colealal, ready for lmmed.
eeeup; lge, bedrnns.s 4 baths %
spae, lv. and din. ms 35. A bis
moosfn nt., study opens 70 scr.
p9feh. half bath, Daylight bsmt.
With good space for rec. rfn,, ear.
wlde lot gives good privacy. Priced
fY;SsIsSS ''og s,v Sc L today. Can
1890. Ewes. Mrs. Snyder, OIL
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HOUSES UMFURM. TO RENT

Acc0KE Elk AKEA-3.bedrm.
tnT;s1me' esmt. on l-aere ground.
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ALEx.-i searms.. haFn. IN. vasA-
scAls. si6s plls ulils. sa1t1y.
ALL b., NI :. tssta Dsssh
III, IAN. IN. 1esdse "a - -
Gosersnsent FiapioSsss ReaIty C.
"a. SglSt n } on. JIfig
BETHESDA-CharnalnG Whiis erick
T ~ n ne 80 f $500 s, .I -.
pisieiy esaippsd. Essi. p6rea SiiS|
rear terrace. 6ernss, 4 hslSs.
siady. hundry m Hear GlFafs.
IF BEco NJ s1assI
WI. Ends and Eves. Mrs.. MeIoy
Re. t-Bs1
PARK Roqsay 5-stoTy
Z bedrms-, deal Tor lee. fsmiiy
q group sharinf, $50, fE- e-71oo,
JAMES I. DIXON 4 CO.. RealioTS.
FOGGY BOTTOM
9riek Iswn house vsnEiaG distance
bath, modera kitchen. enclosed gar-
Den, parking IN rear. Ives. Ora
Milchehs OIL, S-Ne1.
". c. 4 A. n. MILLER DEv. co.
usT YOUR HOME WITH US
REALTORS IN. 7-lAsl
kALORAMA AREA-LaTFe kas6.
somely restored Federai, eoaV. 10
bedrms.s kitchea cut q house and
garden and many hreplacea. All
newly painted and furnished with
taste snd Imagination. tfzs. -
Ewes. FE. 1915
PARKLAWE ARKA-S bedFnis-, !
hT. rm-, sep. din. rm., fenced /
yard. M. transp. Can a27-7s46. |
fAKOMA PARK = -rocm turn bun
galOW. Cow. Men o. . family. N /
pets. Avail. Slss. JU. s-I5I1.
fAK0aiA PARK S mall buafsl0W
eonv., Us tSlos winter mosD, mar
OF working eple. JU. s-131.
CIRCLE, 15is Pa.
ave. NV. Foegy Bottoms newest
ana most attraetively reuOdeled
town house. facing circle and over
looking WashinEt0n. Just cOmplet-
ca. oedrms.s modern hit. and
baths, air c0rd., elegantly decorated
by professional, Including carpetinR,
z hrepiaces, parking. Available for
me discriminating al $3.50. Open n
m. 70 4 pm. Sat. and Sun. For
appointment call 33o-1ls7.
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WHEATON

MAKE OFFER on this spacious 5
unusual design. finisksi rec. rm.
On bus line. Cow. 70 Ill schools
and shopping. immediate occupan-
ey 10 qualified purchaser. G1, no
money down OF FAA minimum
down,
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housEs ron sLLt-Eh.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CONTINUED

rHEYr cHAsE 0oMEAsET
ARED-u year ed, ~ sslne
room vita hrepi ssp. dininG rm.
eeas throlek kan % kileken ana
ge; hreakfast rm- Tied bsnHt., !
eeerms. ard hath ~. lear EaraRe.
~ ms Within bloch q VS.. ave,
o 2: 0Ts ua &C. ssEs e.. rssrss. 81
SoIo UiTT kEAIfY on. 1851 III u
,HEvT CHASE. NoRfH-Foyer en.
lys oedrms. On level. lst M.
ismliy N. huge ein, rmy table
FL y ~ On ~ 81. - 9 sS, S.Es. .
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CHEVY CHASE
NEW LISTING
Daring white brick Colonial WITH ,
nedrms.s baths, Lee. scrn, norck
d Upset 0'n'''' Ice l0'. Priced
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
Realtors
~. 9leoo Ewes. wo. S-s55,
CHEVY CHASE-NEW BRICK CoiS.
nlals IN the heart Of Old C6sVy
Snase that blend beautifully mn
ne neighborhood. bedrrss
paths up. Center-halI enfT-. An
ON. nm, mod. kit, Den and 49,,
der nm. On LIST. Slate roof Tcw ~
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 1900 til !
CHEVY CHASE, RoLLINcWoon
splendid Georgia Colonial briek
Eesidence, Ideally situated N this a..
nennui close-in ARIA. Custom 0usH.
" and AZ rooms are Of pleasina
Proportions, featuring lovEV liz
and DIN. rms.s excellent kit, powder
rml;, twin bedrmS. ana ~
paths, b.I garage and deep shsded
value. csh KE. LIDO III J p.ra.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
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BETHESDA Cute. charming ram.
bier suitable fer 4 small family b.
retired couple. Featuring living
rna:. separate dining rm., Z
bedrms;. and bath, full bsnit., nice
Level %. Near transp. and shop.
PING; owner vii redecorate. Priced
a sle'Soo. CALL IKE. 7-Isoo I'll :
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ASSUME PAYMENTS On this CT
loan with minimum cash down. To
tai per month Sl25 for this 4
bedrhl, contemporary. rambler with
sep. dining Area Kitchen with table
z ST seSoos nG ss srn 5ss; Ta Sony
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LARGE HOME with in-law suite, ,.
bedrm. rambler In : nice residen-
tial area. Extra-lge. liy. nm, pan,
eled din. rni., kitchen with van
oven, garage. Also completely sep
arate apartm EN- I with liv. rIli.,
beqrHA., kitchen and bath. Oh Or
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OLNEY -Countryside sianaoar for
city foIka, only q minis, from
Wheaton Plaza nr. Brook Manor,
large sparkling rambler ever f.loo
& q. vi GsII 'Ps.sss:S sso acres trees mid
BEMIs, BRAfb 4 LANcDoN, NC.
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VIENNA-Very attractive 5-bed.
room 1-bath m bier with full
basement, dining room with fire
place, kitchen includes wall oven,
eopltertop range, disposal. Avail.
NOWi $40. See this and other rem.
iSls e W ". 4 sEAS SAtt6 h nv
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CHEVY CHASE

4AAAAlAl
] block from Conn. aye.-SzJ .Ssa-A
ge. oder home In excellenf ea.,6i
non. ; Deorms,, new kitchen, 4 IN,
lnnt roma ait end. tAF0uGhoTf
yoSEss sc Co. ~ & CO.. n Nc p 49,.
CoSWE NSEn cHEs NJ, IA I E,T9soENEzey
amD,er. Cent. air eond., "a baths,
ge. kit. with dining area. isT5J
WON. rm.s rec, rm., tiled hsn1t
z-car 9arages patio, Uxll5 lot. I'm.
maeuiste eond. Many extras. Law
- s "a szne " n.w. toh Chestnut
CONGRESS HoTs, -7.iamiIy S9foI.
aet. brick apt, $50 dewn, FnI Al.
pIgyeds I'VE II one and rent VIII
eke morteaee paymenfR. Fuii
bsmt., gas heat, beaulifuI loe.tlos
iIs is .R2rk. JOHN L. SHELToE'
CONGRESS HTS. nice Arm A.
Aeneds VA baths, IN, rec nm
nA,Gk O. CONVEX. flnaneina
MMCoMB.J0NEs REALTY, I'd
z-0s0o. Ewes. 2le-te7S. "
oLOyEa PARK : 3-6edfm r0,-
Drleks finished rec. rm., PATIO. svnSIl
garden area. Reduced for QUICK asI1
SHOWN BY APT. only, m. ShffH,
Ives: ana vel snds.- yssss.lis1sg. '-'''''
CLOVER PARk-cuts little fI1i
mont brick With GaraaS. sssr,t9s1
price. STEVENS, s6b-e0os.
1EItEksSsRE I, T. N0TN Y m HEPPE
S Ssscsa.l, bearms,. 2 fIrsPis.. side
many extras. fHA appr1iseS Z
10000. Trades invited Csli NJ
Sotiros at see-1lso. hugh I. peck.
KALM1A RID. AND 18th ST.
Y S.S@ln... e;ST ,,,Ii 10, s:t. SE,ch
plan, Nv. rnn., din, rFn., lie. Nh.
rec. rnn.,, plus powder rm., finished
attic includes rms. fuIl hats ).
81 r,, oe'' - ssr. On extralse. yard
MURRAY LEVINE IA a.ailI
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shannon q Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1904

c0LEsyLLE AREA-Co11Vry IivI1s
On h-acre level lot m. sAo1si1.,ss
center. Brick split-level, ] bsdrs1l9'a
baihe, sep. din. rIn., isble.suscs
nks;s Nv; r. Wv, carpetins. 81, 500.
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RARE TREASURE
ROCKVILLE

BATHS In this 3-bedrm. Cape Cod.
Liv. rm. with firepl., fully equip.
kitchen, level lot. CT, no MONEY
down, Or FHA financing.
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OPEN

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PARK

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bedrms., Z baths, may BE- utilized
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sters signed up. Attendance in
crease by $4,000, with 472,o0O
visits recorded during the
seven-week program which fea-
tured tennis lessons. softball
games, arts and crafts, special
events and family nights.
Community recreation coun-
ellis furnished playground sup
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from preamble to peroration
he raised and demolished a
number of straw men, includ-
ing theorists, critics Cthis priv
ilege he earned in five years
with the London Telegraph
and all composers who are
concerned with congressional
devices rather than with the
pleasure of the listeners.
Much of what was said was
sound, and all was clever and
gave the audience pleasure. It
is interesting to note, in view
of the title, that no composer
more recent than Elgar and
Richard Strauss was named;
although much was said about
M achaut, Des PREF, Bach,
Monteverdi and Ram eau.
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recent history, and forced the
lecture from its scheduled place
IN the Whittall Pavilion to the
Coolidge Auditorium.
The speaker took his text
from the beginning and end
of Charles Burney's monu-
mental history of music, the
first volume of which appeared
in 1776. The gist Of these cita-
tons is that music is made
for pleasure. and that ignorant
and barbarous people delight
in inferior music.
From this point, Sir Jack
developed the idea, with rather
more sophistication than his
18th century predecessor, and
with vast wit and a charming
delivery. On the pleasant path
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NEWS OF MUSIC
MusicoIogist Draws
Overflow Crowd

to that field, found its speaker
last night in the person of Sir
Jack Westrup, English mu-
sicologist, critic, editor, teach
er and historian, now Heather
Professor of Music at oxford
University.
The advance invitations and
a few mild notices in the press
generated the largest crowd In
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NEWS OF MUSIC
BY WENDELL MARGRAVE
Contributing Critic

Elson Memorial Lecture. EMU
sic. Its Past and Its Present" by
Sir Jack Allan Westrup. Heather
Professor of Music, oxford Univer-
sity. At the Library Of Congress.
The series of lectures on mu-
sic history at the Library Of
Congress, dedicated to the
memory Of Louis c. Elson, him.
self a distinguished contributor
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Attendance Up
At Fairgrounds

Increased registration and
attendance were recorded dur
ing the Prince Georges County
Recreation Departments sum-
mer playground program.
Registration was up more
than 8 per cent from last year
with a total of 1850 young
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plies and adult volunteers to
aid the 1913 Recreation Depart
ment leaders and specialists
taking part.
Sixty-nine Fairgrounds were
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Some other Inconsistencies
crept in, but, in general, the
lecture was entertaining and
"a pleasure.
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used, including three set aside
for 100 retarded children.