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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

SPRINGFIELD POND stocked with
fish, central air conditioned, magni-
ficent rambler home with 3 large
bedrooms, 2h baths, ground-leyel
recreation room, 2-car garage,
screened porch. GRAY KISSING.
Err & CO., INC. JU. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

IN IUNl NIAhI LaaNU
OF TIE HORSE COUNT RY-a
acres featuring solid brick home
with 4 bedrms., baths, bsEnt., and
garage. Just S7l,sso. s19-T3oo.
HUGH ]. PECK, ll7A6 Georgia Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

EXCEPTIONAL RAMBLER, sonar.
ate dining room. bedroO m s
ground-level basement, patio, view
Only Sle,sSo. GRAY MESSENGER &
CO., INC. JU. S-6l0o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

CONN. GARDENs-GI no On. or
FHA. Immac. rambler, rec. rm.,
IA baths, trees galore. Slss2so. r.
n. LEVY, SlS.7loo.
CONN. AVE. PARK-Immae, brk.
ram6.; . beIms;. 2 baths. lovely
re- rec Em s;;rs AZ elect , kit syocsda,ssS
EHA. terms. SLIGO REALTY.
Realtors JU. $4,000.
COUNTRY CLUB AREA-Sbedrm,
"a baths. split-Ievel, ranch rm.
air conditioning. Move IN with de.
MOORE REALTY, ss5.iSOO. '-'''OO'
CREAM Puff 3-bedrm. rambler.
schools, shops. No s eli, 500 FLA
down. HARVEY 427-30lo.
CUSTOM RAMBLER on large cor.
ner lot, J large bedrooms ialousied
Florida room, car detached ga
rage, see this above-aVeTaRe quality
home today. S2e,S0o. GRAY KES-
SINGER 4 CO., INC. JU. $500.
EXCEPTIONAL RAMBLER, sepsT.
ate dining room, bedroO m s,
ground.level basement, patio, view.
Only Slb,SSo. GRAY MESSENGER &
CO., INC. JU. S-6loo.
FOREST EST.-3 b.r. ramb., brk. I,
Den, rec. rnn bsmt., 1850.
James {. Conley q Co. JU. SABA,
GAITHERSBURG REA-New 3
bedrm;' 2-bath rambler, "a acre
wooded, garage, firepl., $3.50.
X. L. SMITH, Realtor GA. am
GAITHERSBURG AREA-In beauti-
Iul Burnham Woods, new 4-bedrm. !,
2 full bath brick bi-level, lge. foyer
entr., paneled and papered family
rm., raised hearth iirepl. In liv.
rm; Thermopane sliding glass doors
to tree-shaded rear yard, big bright
all-elec. kit, huge sheltered 2-car
caIports Atom central air cond.. lot
Immed. possession. $40 900. KAY
B0WLIN REAL ESTATE Co.
INC, WI. $3.50.
GARRETT PARK-New listing q
bedrm. brick rambler. firepi.,
paneled rec. rm., patio, lots OF
extras. must sell.
C0UNTYWIDE CO.
hEALlOh 949-190l
GARRETT FOREST = Beaut. A.
level split. level fenced I'd. W
trees. Assume Gil. loan, pay $3.50
per mo. on this 5-year old beauty.
First time offered,
nr,,nICo uNTYWIDE CO
GEORGIA AVE. AREA-Lik e-ney
cent. air cond., 3-bedrm., 3-bath,
DIX. rambler sep. din. rm., rec,
rm. with firepl., maids rm., many
extras, S32,s5O. Sle-2l3l,
G. A. SCHLESINGER co.
GREENWOOD FOREST tse.-
brook Acres) Only 5 min, to
NASA. We have an excel. selec-
ton OF ramblers and split-levels
in this community OF fine homes
within walking distance Of
schools, churches and Shopping,
and 4 bedrms., firepls,, Ice. u
acre lots, deluxe kits. and many
extras. From S22. 500 with ex-
Gel. financing.
WOODLAND HTs.-only 3 min.
70 new Capitol Plaza shopping
Center. Exceptionally Ice. brk.
rambler on . Ice. corner lot. 8
bedrms. and q full bsmt., plus
h.-w.h. and many other extra
features. Only $1,000 with
FLA financing avail. Call today
for inspection.
STORCH
REALToR 773-45OO
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CHEVY CHASE. So1s Joaas MI n d,
adjoining Rock Greek Pk.-On q
tWo-thirds acre lots this charming
rambler nestled beneath tall trees
e.. There Is 4 Spac. 6V.-din. m,
lge- kit. bedrns., IVA baths, scr.
porch and attached gar. The house
could Be expanded and u . Rood
value AZ tzl.soo. See il today. cal
LEIGH q SCHWAB, NC, en-.
z-Seoo. EYES, Mrs Rutieys OIL.
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RANDOLPH HILLs-3 bedrn, SEP.
arate din. rm, bsrnt, 2l1 baths. I'M
mediate occupancy. $50.
5. p. BOGLEY P0. 2-6lSI
RIvERDALE EAST -Attr. 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod. Vac, $50 mo. or sell
only Sl3S dn. and $40 mo. UN,
A-ASal or JU. $3.50.
R0CKvILLE-A bedrm., bath,
fenced yard, off-street parking, i'm.
maculate cond. Immediate occupan-
cys SllS. bedrms., bath, Ice, kit.,
finished attic, double garage,
acres In country, sll0.
S. E. BOGLEY Pc. 2-SiI
SILVER SPRING, near schls., trans.
and shop. 3-bedrm., 2.story brk.,
newly decor, avail. immed. Sl45
mo. 5eS-3490. Ewes, S47-0099.
UNIVERSITY PARK-s27S per mo.
A real showplace. Newly redecorat.
Cd. Spacious enough for entertain
ms. Immed. occupancy. ANATH ].
BRIGHT, RealtOr, WA 1.s21s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

SILVER CHARACTERIZATION. In
med. occupancy roomy brick
ramb. lovely lot, trees and
shrubs, 3 bedrms., liv. rm,, fire.
place, S1S,950, Kay Bowling
r. Z. Co. Inc. WI S-54b0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ATTN: Sill. SpG.. vac, 3-bedrm.
brk. ramb.s sep, din. rm., firepl.,
wood. HARvEY, ls7,soio. '-'' nay
BETHESDA-sls,I Clients keep
telling Us they want a sep. din. rm.
and q mod. tble.-space kit. This
cleaner than new Colonial has Il All
with bedrms. and rec. rm. See II
today.
Colquitt OIL. 2-000l til II
BETHESDA, Kenwood Park area
Center-han split-level, llxl3 sep.
din. rm., S BEDRMS., 3l7 baths.
26-t. daylight rec. rm., Ice. mod.
kits rear scr. porch, flagstone pa.
no. Centrally air cond. Early pos
BETHESDA REALTY
REALTORS OIL. ALAS
BETHESDA-Brick Cape Cod, .
beurm., full bsmt.. roughed- in
upstairs, lge. corner lot, excel.
loo. mr. Wildwood Shppg., S4,-
500 On. Owner. MA 2-0ti73.
BETHESDA Bradley Blvd. area.
Unusual ch 7 m n z custom-built
Colonial on wooded setting, through
hall, lovely 34-lt. all-elec. kit, with
fireplace, grill and paneled family
rm. with sliding glass doors over
LOOK ing secluded patio, spacious
hv.-din. area with fireplace. powder
I'm. on lst floor, bedTms., 4 baths
on "a floor. 2-car garage. Radiant
hhsatan $4,000. KoRZLND0RFER
REALToR, OIL l-slll. til ?.
BETHESDA New, 6-bedrm., 3-bath
brick bi.level on wooded setting;
formal dining room, all electric KIT.
cher. with dining area, immense re.
creation area at ground level,
hreplacess carport, an excellent val,
ne 81 SJy,SS0. kORZENDORFER,
Realtor, OIL 4-slll til 2.
BETHESDA-Brick Cape Cod featur.
ing bedrms., baths and fine
corner lot. FLA appraised $3.50
500 On. Call 9A9-150O.
HUGE ;5l. 7 ,;-, PECK: ll24S Georgia Ave
BETHESDA = Lovely 4-bedroom
brk. home. large family kit. rec.
rm, Lear garage. Unbelievably
priced at $4,000. OIL, 6-4453.
MISREPRESENTATION. Realtor
BETHEsDA-AYRLAWN : 3-bedrm.,
2-bath brick Cape Cod In immac,
cond. Kitchen has table space, le.
vel wooded and fenced lot, walk "a
schools and supervised playground.
FLA approved loan Of sI6,e00 avail.
able. Priced at Sl7,950.
ANDRlS REALTY OIL. 5000 TIL
BETHESDA, CLoSE-IN OFF BRAD
LEY BLVD. Magnificent brick
rambler with 8 bedrms., . baths,
bTeathtaking rec. rm., most hand.
somely designed patio and pool.
lmmac. $4,000.
ANDRIS REALTY-OL. 1900 Til 2
BETHESDA-MAPLEWOOD, NEW
LISTLNG-Most charming and Iva.
BILE brk. ramb. on lge. wooded and
beaut. and aped lot. , good
0edrms., din. rm., mod. kit, day.
nght rec. rm., gar, walk to sch.
and NH. Excel. cond. S32,50o.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 1900 Til =.
BETHESDA, GREENWICH FOR.
EST-lst offering elegant home
which features 4 bedrms., 4 baths,
large liv. rm., formal din. rm.,
large Kitchen, magnificent lot.
THOMAS & KELLEY co.
REALTORS OIL. A-s333
nUsFWHEaWNa 49, /. gT... -
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FOREST EST.-3 b.r. ramb., brk.,
den. rec. rmn bsmt., S2l, 500.
James G. Conley 4 Co. JU. SABA.
GAlTHERSBURG ARE A-New J.
bedrm., 2-bath rambler, Va acre
wooded, garage, firepl., $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
CT o R z s T GLEN

SILVER SYRINGE ORE GLEN
AREA -Immac., , bedrooms, 2h
baths, spacious brk. rambler, CEN
Ter hall, huge kit. with eating area,
Ice. sep. din. rm.. cent. air-cond.,
gorgeous rec. nm, Grapes carpet
Rear porch. Sacrif. at S27 500!
ROBERT H. KENT & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

CONN. GARDENS-GI no S On. or
FLA. lmmac. rambler, rec. rm.,
VA baths, trees galore. sls,7so. r.
N. LEVY, ptS-7loo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
LIST WITH LINGO

PANT RANCH FARMs-Brck
and redwood rambler On approx. Z
acres wooded lot oVerloo kfnE
stream Iiv. rm., firpl., Din. m,
den. enclosed porch. Z bedrms.,
1883. o; D; YIELD. NC. Real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
s iEE SPRING slR AND y. WHEATON

REALLY co. JU. 9-6440.
SOUTH VIEW-FOr the country
squire. Huge split-foyer brk. and
frame rambler on 1850 50. #. Of
heavily wooded country area. Car
port and 2-car garage. 50 to 20 day
possession. Upper 20s In very chic
secluded area. e4e-2e60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

GEORGIA AVE. AREA-LIk e-neV
cent. air cond., 3-bedrm., 3-bath,
Dirk. rambler sep. din. rm., rec
rm. with firepl., maids rm., mani
extras, S32,s5O. Sle-2l3l,
G. A. SCHLESINGER co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
949-4330

Open Daily I'll dark
Ramblers and split-f 4
bedrms., full baths, central air.
conditioning, 2Sx2o paneled rec.
rm., with firepla Full price,
S23,9S0. Terms as low as Sc down
conventional. Model home, 421-35A0,
office, 427-4S00 til 6.
LIST WITH LINGO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

SILVER SPRING-Terrific close.in
loo. FOUR TWIN-SIZED BEDRkS.
makes this lovely home ideal for
lge. family! Lovely liv. rm. with
firepl., spotless kit, din. rm., full
bsmt. Low priced at sl6,s5o with
only $3.50 On. FLA.
l. L. LEWIS 949-4330
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RANDOLPH FARMS

lmmed. oeeup. brk. ram bier. J
bedrms., full bsmt., lge. freed lot.
Immac. 1880.
KEN DRUSKIN Realtor Shs-A0oc
RANDOLPH HILLs-This home IL
insulated and complete with storm
windows and doors. A new gas
heating and air conditioning unit
Just installed, J bedrms., Va baths,
finished rec. Tm. Price, SIS, 800.
NIT I'D CCOCT TIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

HTs.-only 5 min.
70 new Capitol Plaza shopping
Center. Exceptionally Ice. brk.
rambler on . Ice. corner lot. 3
bedrms. and full bsmt., plus
h.-w.h. and many other extra
features. Only $1,000 with
FLA. financing avail. Call today
for inspection,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
RIGGS PARK AREA
ia. s-5Iu

ROCKVILLE-Just the right home
for large family, spaeiou
bedrms., lge. liv. rm., family-sized
din. rm., mod. kit. with fable
space, full bsmt., lovely level
fenced lot with lge. brick patio, CT
no money down or FLA $500 down.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MB.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

NokTHWo0D PARK-3 bsdra. 4
bath brick rambler on ee0rFea1T
wooded lot. unusual rec. rm-s FHA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

ENCLOSED in a grove of
tall holly trees in
Rock Greek Cemetery, the
Adams Memorial is in
conspicuous in this city of
monuments. A few people
still follow the narrow
road to visit the hooded,
bronze figure seated in its
expanSe of polished gran
lite in shaded isolation.
Sounds of distant traffic
filter through the trees
and, sitting before the
contemplative statue, it is
easy to forget the passing
of time.
Henry Adams -histo-
rian, teacher, author and
journalist, grandson of
President John Quincy
Adams and great-grand-
SON of President John
Adams : commissioned
the memorial after the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
BY WOODY WEST

question of meaning in
life, to which he devoted
much of his intellectual
efforts. He believed also
that the statue had some
thing to ask of his fellow
Americans.
Marian's death was
tragic for Adams. For the
Is years of their life to-
gether, Adams was prob
ably happier than at any
other time. The Adamses'
circle of friends included
some of the most remark
able men ofthe day-John
Hay, Clarence King, John
LaFarge, William Evarts
and Saint Gauiens. In
Washington. the couple
entertained frequently
and their friends attested
to the pleasure of a visit
to their home.
Henry Adams was a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

protects gums from bruising and ir-
ritation. You eat faster - bite harder,
without pain enjoy your food more.
Eat hard chew foods-steaks, fruits,
acknowledgement '-denture malnu-
triton" a problem of older people.
FIxoDENT helps you speak easier,
faster, more clearly. When dentures
slip you hold them in place with
tongue and cheek muscles that ache.
FIxODENT helps prevent strain.
The special pencil point dispenser
spots FIxoDENT with precision = no
splitting - no oozing over. FIxopENT
usually lasts round the clock - resists
hot drinks, alcoholic beverages. Get
FIxoDENF at all drug counters. When
mouth tissues change, see your dentist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
New Denture
Invent on
For people with both Nvppers. and lowers.

The big difference between natural
teeth and dentures is in performance.
Natural teeth are held solidly in place
by living connective tissue. Without
connective tissue, even the most ex-
pensive dentures may slip and rock.
Gums often get raw and sore. Con-
slant rubbing may cause serious bone
damage. Eating can be slow, painful.
You speak less clearly. You dare not
laugh for fear Of dentures dropping.
Now chemists have developed an ar
tifci0I c0nnecfiDe membrane = FIx0-
DENT. II connects dentslres with gums
and mouth surfaces. 1t is incredibly
effective for both uppers and loDers.
FIxoDENT's elastic membrane abb
serbs the shock Of biting and chewing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

From Cape Horn and Other Poems by
Ernest Kroll. Copyright, le52. BY Ernest
Knoll. Reprinted BY permission Of E. p.
Dutton q Co. Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
THEH0ODED ENIGMA
OF The Cemetery
AT THE ADAMS MEMORIAL
By Ernest KTou


Here sOheTe the holly drops its spiny leaf
In the tYienniGl spring, linOeT b.
The bronze in sOHich Saint GGudens caught
The other side of silence turned
For moment to the WoTId
The third yeGT, and everywhere the vines,
Gripping their hosts for IOve,
Go up, eOIOrino the air.
But spring, like a sOGue around rock
Rides past this spot Nth msE6led figure
Seated on granite, mystical holy,
While the holy, sIosOIy,
Falls to the earth Nth brittle sound
Ponderin0 the body, drained Of breath and iUil,
The hooded calm, the hands unspeGkabIe Tepose,
Here Adams sat sOhOse heGvy spirit
Broods yet IN the daylight on the mystery.
For nolD he too, Is gone beyond
The monument Of his oi0n mourning
Fastened IN silence. This iO0s the incoming
That lack Of speech he trusted to the artists sense
To catch b. dtUin0tion and Saint GGudens wrought
In rough materials Of time And notO, too, in times OsC
Dho stand here In this season,
When the grass incEines to dry,
And ice in the garden drops from the dial,
And all the northern seas GStir
Glitter from pole to belt,
Ponder the mystery; and here,
Amid the springs aspiring green
Observe the holly leaf come doWn
In deaths immortal cOGnteTpoint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

suicide of his wife,
Marian, in 1885.
The statue was done
by Augustus Saint Gaud-
ems, one of the outstand-
ing American sculptors of
the period and an init
mate friend Of Adams. II
is considered one of his
finest works.
he statue became for
Adams more than an ar
tiStic tribute to Marian.
AS a historian, Adams was
linked to the political
foundations of the United
States by the outstanding
contributions of his an
cestors. AS a man, he had
early questioned his phil
osophical and religious
inheritance. He saw en-
bodied in the statue the
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after four martins, he flung
open the door of the lounge,
banged on the floor with his
alpenstock and shouted, were
is mine old frient, Pantz?"
Cold looks received him. He
spied the former Madame Pa
tho, niece of King Alfonso,
beautiful and naughty beyond
compare. The CT flung him.
self onto the sofa beside her,
gave her a penetrating stare
and demanded, Baby, didn't
you and / once take ukelele
lessons together in Schenec-
tady?"
Thus, I suspect, did the new
democracy of affluence come
to the New Mittersill, or vice
versa. What precise word or
deed did the same for the
Mount Washington I have no
idea. New England absorbs
the changes in its stolid
stride. The trout still jump;
the winter SHOWS still fall. I'd
give the place another 300
years, at the least reckoning.
IAN Rights Reserved)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
REPLACES FALLoUT
Euphoria Becomes PeriIous

it "letdown". and he's against
that, too.
If this fails to wipe the smile
from their faces, they might
brood about what advantage
Russia is gaining from the
treaty over US, since several
Senators have brooded that a
treaty that benefits them can
not possibly benefit us.
Usually Washington in sum-
mer is not a breeding-ground
of euphoria. Many people are
sorry enough to be here without
requiring any further cause for
gloom.
Today, however, the Capitol
presented aspects that could
lead to an outbreak Of euphoria
that might reach the epidemic
stage.
In the first place, the weather
was splendid. clear and bright
and OF the crystal variety likely
to induce in the unwary "a
sense of well-being and buoy
ancy."
Secondly. Victor Borge was
playing Mozart and Viennese
waltzes on a piano placed half
way UP the Capitol steps.
The sun shone brightly on
the scene. ANY number Of
citizens we're frankly smiling.
Nobody was around with a
Geiger counter measuring the
euphorla- content. but II looked
pretty high in the face Of all
the warnings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
Governor to Delay
Naming Successor
To Kefuuver Post

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. Is
(AP). - Gov. Frank Clement
says he probably will not fill
the Senate seat of the late Sem
ator Estes Kefauver until late
next week at the earliest.
The Governor said the names
of 40 to SO good solid citizens"
of Tennessee had been recon-
mended to him for the position.
He said he had made no deci-
sion.
I'm not saying a thing"
Mr.. Clement said yesterday.
I'm Just listening"
Asked If he expected to fill
the vacancy before he leaves
Saturday for the Southern
Governors Conference in White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va. he
replied:
II really doubt it. I'm
not going to be pushed, but
as you know, I am under great
pressure"
In Washington, Representa-
tive Bass said today that he
is giving serious consideration
to entering the senatorial race
in the State next year. The
54-year-old Tennessee Demo-
crat is now serving his fifth
term in the House.
A number of observers re-
gard it as virtually certain that
Gov. Clement will seek the
nomination himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
Senate Con Include With Ratification
A Statement of u. S. Views on Some Points

1t has been such a long
time since q treaty Of major
Importance was submitted to
the Senate that many people
probably are unfamiliar with
the fact that no treaty is
really bin ding upon the
United States unless two
thirds Of the Senator's pres
ent concur" in its ratifica-
ton. The signature Of the
Secretary Of State alone is
not sufficient under the Con-
stitution. Executive agree
ments" do not require ratifi-
cation by the Senate. These
have been so numerous in
recent years that the word
treaty" has fallen somewhat
into disuse.
The Senate, Of course, can
not amend a treaty without
necessitating a further nego-
tiation by the Secretary of
State with the other party or
parties. There is full under
standing, however, under in
ternational law that "reser-
vaticns" may be included in
the resolution Of ratification
as a means Of setting forth
the understanding Of one side
or the other as to the mean
ing Of certain provisions.
The pending treaty with the
Soviet Union and Great
Britain to limit nuclear tests
has just been explained by
Secretary of State Dean Rusk
to the Senate Foreign Re-
lations Committee. His state
ment Is an Illuminating expo
sition Of the meaning Of the
treaty, but it has no validity
in and of itself. The Senate,
on the other hand, can in
clude any Interpretive res
ervations" that it pleases. It
would be a simple matter to
pass q resolution ratifying
the treaty and including as
Interpretive reservations"
the substance Of certain ex-
tracts from the statement of
Secretary Rusk. Some of the
pertinent extracts which
could be put in the form Of
reservations" are as follows:
THE East German authors
ties will subscribe to the
treaty in Moscow. The Soviet
Union may notify us Of that
act. We are under no obi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
BY MARY McGRORY
star Staff Writer

Life is full of peril.
Yesterday 1t was fallout, to-
day it's euphoria.
What's euphoria?
Webster says it's "a sense Of
well-being and buoyancy."
Sounds nice. Ell?
Well, like almost anything
else that's any fun, it's for
hidden.
The Declaration Of Independ-
ence goes to the trouble Of
guaranteeing the right Of the
pursuit Of happiness, and hap
piness is euphoria's big sister.
But euphoria. at least in
connection with the nuclear
test ban treaty seems to be
out. Not even limited euphoria
for a limited test ban treaty is
permitted.
The President Is against 1t.
So are the Joint Chiefs Of Staff
and two members Of the cab
met. Likewise, the United
State Senate, according TO
Majority Leader Mansfield.
"Euphoria" is the "in" word
at the test-ban treaty hearings.
Senator Russell. Democrat OF
Georgia, couldn't help noticing
that it's taken over the town.
Gen. Maxwell d. Taylor,
Chairman Of the Joint Chiefs
Of Staff, took a strong stand
against euphoria this morning,
but he said the military Is not
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trated in the names Of their
shining carriages - Impala,
Galaxie, Falcon, Fury, Bel
Air, Valiant - affixed by
those reckless romantics, the
automotive vice presidents of
Detroit.
The people Of the country
grow more affluent, the gov
eminent of the country grows
poorer. Be 1t noted by history
that Is years after Washing
ton spent nearly a million to
bring the foreign financial
delegations here (and to in
stall most of the modern fur
niture still gracing these cor
ridors of football field proper
tions) the American govern
ment finds itself obliged to
ask for some of its bait back
from the institutions of world
finance it conceived and sub
sidized in these corridors. A
few miles away at Franconia
lies another symbol Of aris-
tocratic elegance gone to mid
die class efficiency. The New
Mittersill," a wartime mem
ento to the old Austrian cas-
tie, is now replete with pool,
snow-making machinery and
the prix fixe meal, and OPP
Grated by chain hotel man
agement;; though still owned
by Baron Won Pantz, now
plain Mr.. Pantz. Neither he
nor his place was so plain is
years ago, on my first visit.
Then Count Haugewitz-R Re
ventlow lounged on the ski
terrace; then the Archduke
Otto Cor was it FrancisO
commanded the chairlift to
halt in mid-ascent and gave
me a baleful glance as I
sprawled, protesting, into the
drifts; then the Baron's Great
Dane dogs freely romped the
ski runs in disdainful disre-
gard Of human life and limb.
I like to think that the
Transformation to democracy
began with an excl of my
acquaintance, He figured this
wasn't what he had fought
the war for. So one evening.