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TRUST NOTES WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN
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We Will Lend You Up 10 $4,000
Cgl Your pgmis -gIss consglts ton
srouyw,i!r va cVgIR, r IosIsTor IesE Ho%s 90
Formerly $500 oa. Ave. 10. b.b2io
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

MT. RAINIRR-GI no dn., $3.50 per
mo-. spotless 3-bedrm. Colonial.
enclosed porch. hop, skip and jump
from syerything, only SIi i.e596; 596;zeo
OUR LADY OF SORROWS PARISH
LIKE TO LUxURIATE? You will
in the gorgeous brk. Colonial with
8 bedrms., 2 firepls, In liy. rm;
porch, sun deck on u acre. HE.
LIsz q LoFTIN. INC.
PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA ARIA
OW N Z r transferred 2-bcdim.
and finished recreation .rm. Lots
OF shelves and cuphoards in the
basement, extra utility fol garden
tools. Assume loan, S103.30 per
month covers everything. Easy
down payment. 927-0Sl5. Sunday
or evevenings.
RIVERDALE HILLS
New split foyer with brick front,
liv. rm., table-space kit, 3-bed-
rms, / bath, full bsint. wloutside
exit, ,roughed.in bath. Sl6,50O'
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. b.o422
RIVER RIDGE ESTATES = Lovely
3 bedrms., ~ baths. All brk,
with spacious, fully-eduipped kit.
and finished rec. rm. Must be
seen to be appreciated, ony 81, :
200 dn. FHA or will OF. S2l.760.
Miller Real Estate Corp.
567-0l6O 567-07OO
ST. MARGARET'S PARISii-Two
3-bedrm. brk. spiit-levels. SlD, 500.
fgSS Trades on eonsiSerAsd aA MAx nRed MGiER EcfgP
RLTY.. II. 7-2l00. RE. 5-6169.
TAKOMA PARK-Delightful setting
for this brick Colonial. Rear over
arate dining room, side screened
porch. sun deck. Full basement,
gas heat FLA appraised at SIS
800. ROBERT Z, LOHR. INC,
REALToR, HE. $4,000,
TAKOMA PARKWAY RENT? 8.
bedrm. home with sep. dining rm.
iireplsce. Only $500 dn,. $1,000" "
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
1885 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-l700
TEMPLE HILLS
This fashionable 2-story Cape Cod
offers 3 bedrms., . baths, jalousied
sun porch, sep. dining rm.. lge.
completely equipped kit, detached
Gear garage, beautifully situated
on nearly half acre Of ground
making this an unusually GOOD
buy. Priced at S31,000.
Hartman Realty, RltrS.
IU. 4-3400 24S-Tl7a
VETS NO DOWN PAYMENT and
only SS6 per mo. on this 3-bedrm.,
masonry rambler w/large liv. rm..
home for only Si1 $50. Cali Til D
pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT s.
DAVIS a. CO.. INC, REALTORS.
6526 z ST, MARYLAND PARK
New 3-bedrm ranib.. move IN i'm
med, $500 dn., bal. ike rent. RE.
6-6433 or RE. 6-sO65.
A GOOD BUY-cape Cod brick. 2
baths. 2 fireplaces, recreation
room. Nice lot. 4706 25th st., off
Queens Chapel road. May trade,
ROGER MOSS LA. 9-0222
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SAVE 81 20(

ON BRAND-NEw 1853 1o,-v,de
mobile homes. 2 or 8 bedrooms.
Take your choice, ali fully tJr-
nished. Original price 81 1885,
nov only S3'6O5' small down pay:
ment. low monthly payments.
Trade in YOUR car, furn.. etc, as
down payment. Call CIR. 3-544S
or drive out 500 yards west Of
Fairfax circle on Route so at
Fairfax. Va. Qpen daily and
sgnd9y Sunday 30; 49, VIRGINIA MOBILE
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

I.e ACRES near NARROW Hats. Shop
rinR Center. Level. cleared. Road
on 2 sides. 6-rm. house and ga
rage. Water, sewer available. IL
zoning area. 81 per So. II. Owner
will hold $4,000 LIST trust. Excel.
FARM a. HOME REALTY. 449-
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3 bedrms., rec. rm. and large util-
ity rm., all sized for easy living,
add q lovely lot, on q cul-de-sac
and q magnifieent close-in loca-
ton and this beautiful ali-brick
rambler priced TO sell becomes
don't miss" opportunity for you
Szz,L2O:
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALExANpRIA--iib n. fron,ase on
U. q. No. 4, xoned O. q, City
water and sewer. sxlstine bulldlng.
May be purchased ALL or PART,
MONROE REAIr6ks. s.. s.Sioo.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ABBOTT LOAN SERVICE = Cash
fast, no delays, 2nd trust loans
Money for any purpose, p; g. Nd,
ABSOLUTE TOD cash for 2nd trusts
Nd D. g. Day. eve. VIII. 6-Als2
ACTION IN ~ Hrs.
2ND TkllsTs ANY AMOUNT
PAYMENTS TO SUIT
YOUR lNCOME
RKASORABLE RATS
GIBRALTAR MOI. CO. b26-e306
ACTION IN 2t HOURS = Any
olBRAiTkR MOT, co, B25-SsI0
BANK RATEs-Ist and End trusts,
Instant cash. VIII also finance OF
buY real estate In distress or un-
EQUITY INVEST. CORP, TX. J.l2Ib
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DIETS b.
2nd trust, AMERICAN MORT
oKoE 4 iNvEsTMENT CO. sic
mediate services. 10 70 4;30 pm.
MONEY snd TRUsT-we will buy
2nd trust notes. D. C.. nearby Nd.
or Va Rea1. rates, NATIONAL
MoRTuAuE A INVEST. CORP. !.
1919 N, Y. ave. nv. Ma. e-BsJJ.
PLENTY FUNDS AyAILABLE-ist
and 2nd trusts iNTERsTALE
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LISZ a. LOFTIN. INC.
RIVERDALE HILLS

New split foyer with brick front,
rms, / bath, fun bsmt. wLoutside
exit, roughed-in bath. Sl6,500,
ivy noWn rIa,er FHA; pr.,ry co
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GARAGES
MOTORCYCLES
MACHINERY AND EQUIP.
TRAILERS

CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED
MOBILE HOMES. Va, RO. s.
l4n0; Md. RA. 6-253l.
OFFICE TRAILERs, storage vans,
for rent or sale. ALLIED TRAIL
Els, DIR, 2-Sl0l. Brandywine. Nd.
RED DALE ana NIMROD Camp
ers. Prompt delivery. Toms Chevs
rolet, 1915 Ga. ave. 949-2400.
RICHARnSnN Iss aews a ...si
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SO. 5-e10O

ALEX. AREA-Assume loan, Will
Consider YOUR TERMS, spac.
home for Ice. family. 3 bedrms.
den or 4th bedrm., liv. rm., equip.
kit. " baths, SML. DN. PYMT.
Check and see. Only $4,000.
SHAW XII. 1924
Realtors Open 90 Trades welcome
ALExANDRIA SOUTH = MODERN
LIVING with TRADITIONAL
COMFORT, a UNIQUE floor plan
separates living areas into Dis
tinct units, LARGE modern color
kitchen with pass through bar 70
SEPARATE dining room with
Dutch doors 70 covered porch plus
ROOMY den. comprise first level.
LoNQ 24-ft. living room With
stately mantied fireplace on End
ss' sn srd snf lew: iSSs kSSHf d. 'iSsSST' SsiSHs
A large carport. sundeck and
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING
Extras ineinded in tbs oUAL.
4 $4,000. For fun details 'di ssii
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TRUST hoTEs FOR SALE

IT'S ANNUAL YIELD on your in-
yestment secured by, 2nd trust
Can lSHs' Es josSsoSl ssiss Nc o.. DTdHHiif9s d.HSi9s
teA orr on st,4lg Nd 2nd ".
Ae; kATz. d. 7-ttts, ewes MA.
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COBB ISLAND. MD.
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

SHENANDOAH RETREAT-country
Club, lge. lot zoned for 2 duplex
rentals or cottage, lifetime mem.
bership, Fl. 4.7020 aft. o pm.
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VACATION PLACES

DAYTONA BEACH-Pamily house,
styis bal. T. msSis. iSS oVerIooRihs f f Hail
fax River. 5 min. 70 beach. lots
OF outside living, large patio, lily
pool, barbecue pit for outdoor
parties, Write Mrs. Edd Greer,
mgr, ass 8. Beach st.. Ormond
Beach, Fla. o77-03o4 or o77-
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
tcONIINUEDl

CARROLLT0N-Very clean. attrae-
tive 3-bedroom rambler. Large liv.
rIln.. de luxe eating-space kit, fin
tShed rec. rm. House situated on
level corner lot. Walking distance
to shopping. Excellent buy FHA.
GI. Terms, S17,500.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-0560
CHIVERLY-Vacant. 3-bedrm, W.
bath ,brk,, sep. din. rm;, family
SO $3.50 dn;i SSlos mo" p'i. slo'@5O'
LANGLEY REALTY
CHILLUM = All-brk., 3-bedrm. Co
lonial, bsmt,, din. rIn.. Sl5,600
QI or FHA. r. N. LEVY, 949-14OO.
COLLEGE PARK = Unique
and picturesque bungalow on
lge., well-landscaped, fenced
lot. 1st fir. den, sep. din.
rm., well equip. kit, with
brkfst. bar and . lovely bed
rms. A real opportunity at
just Sl3,950 with no cash
dn, to vets and only S92 so
per mo, includ. taxes.
auE. G. HILEY q co. -.
hEALTOHS AP. T-72OO
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HAPPY EASTER

BELAIR-A 7-rm., 2-bath beauty
with garage. the popular Cape
Cod with 13-ft. refrigerator,
matching washer and dryer. cent.
air cond.. big lot NEARLY " acre)
with shrubs and lawn. S16.950.
Also 3 and 4 bedrTn. Colonials. as
sumo present financing or FLA
Il you desire.
, 1963-10-04
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cannot be answered by these men, except they resort
% double talk, or dodge the issue.
FNOTHING else, the appearance Of these men on
eampuses in the north will hold them up to the light,
and reveal further what they are. There can then. be no
doubt that what they say, and do. and believe in is re-
pugnant to the nation.
OFTEN IN THE heat Of local battle we become so
engrossed that we discount the opposition altogether,
sometimes even refusing to listen. Herein Lies the lesson.
Even though the opposition may be ever SO repugnant,
It has Alright to be heard. This lesson taken into the next
political battle will tend to prove our maturity,
, 1963-10-04
H G TO BE A

THE ACTION of many great northern universities
in allowing student groups to invite such southern gov
errors as Ross Barnett of Mississippi and George Wal
lace of Alabama to their campus should be a lesson to US
here.
THERE IS NO doubt that these men have somehow
managed to win little respect outside Of their respective
States. or regions. They represent everything which is
contrary to the democratic way Of life, and are classic
examples Of what not to do. AS heads of their States
they have defed the Constitution and the law, and used
their powers to perpetuate a system OF segregation
based on race which is detrimental to their own states,
repulsive to decent people everywhere, and enbarrass-
ing to the United States.
BUT THESE men have a right to be heard, and the
students have a right to invite them to speak on their
campuses. Undoubtedly, both students and faculty will
disagree with much Of what they have to say, but they
have a right to Say it. Yale University at first cancelled
one Of these appearances, then later reversed itself, an
act which drew praise from many.
SOUTHERN GOVERNORS are in a peculiar posi-
ton. The recent primaries in Mississippi are a case in
point. In a run-off primary, the two contenders dropped
everything. and concentrated almost entirely on the
theme of segregation, each outdoing the other in boast
ing Of the lengths to which he would 60 to perpetuate
the system. Of course, the candidate who spewed the
most hatred, and told the dirtiest jokes about the Negro,
and vowed the loudest to keep the Negro in his place
won the primary, which in Mississippi is t~antamountt to
winning the election.
WHEN WALLACE and Barnett speak on northern
campuses, they may be in for eye-openers, for the stu
dents there, studying in an atmosphere OF academic
freedom are sure to ask questions and raise points which
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, 1963-10-04


Attest
CYRIL E. KING
Government Secretary
, 1963-10-04
BY THE GOVERNOR
OF THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
"A PROCLAMATION
Fire Prevention Week - 1858
BY THE GOVERNOR
OF THE
"A PROCLAMATION
Fire Prevention Week

WHEREAS the President of the United States has
designated the week beginning October 6, 1868, as Fire
Prevention Week; and
WHEREAS the people of the Virgin Islands share
IN the nationaIconcer for the countless lives lost and
valuable property and resources destroyed by prevent
able fires each year; and
WHEREAS the Government and the people of the
Virgin Islands are grateful to the Fire Division and the
volunteer firemen who are dedicated to the task Of pre-
fention and control of fire:
NOW, THEREFORE, /, CYRIL, E. KING, Acting
Governor OF the Virgin Islands Of the United States, by
virtue OF the authority vested in me, do hereby designate
the week beginning October 6, 1868, as Fire Prevention
Week in the Virgin Islands. / urge our respective fire
divisions, as well as all civic and service organizations,
information media, school officials to bring to the atten-
ton OF the public information regarding fire safety: to-
initiate and carry out effective fire prevention pro
grams which will advance the cause of safety: and I
call upon all persons in the Virgin Islands personally
to support the fire prevention and control efforts Of our
Fire Division.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have hereunto set nv
and and caused the Seal of the Government of the Vir-
I'm Islands OF the United States to be affixed at Char
otte Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this first day
of.October. AID. 1868.
r E. KING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25

This is no time for words.
Despite the flood of them, they
do not express what we feel.
We have all tried to talk,
stumbled, and fallen silent.
We have all felt that some
how, our own personal decency
has been desecrated by the
dreadful events Of these few
days, and we have all seen
our own shame and horror
mirrored in the faces Of those
around us.
The people who sat hushed in
the National Presbyterian
Church last night were not
there to hear a concert. They
had come to this church, where
was music dedicated to the
memory Of a slain President, in
order to grope their way,
through music, towards the
strength and wisdom of some
thing less imperfect than hui
mainly.
What they heard was the lu-
minous music of Maurice Du-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25

Irufle. spiritual heir to Cesar
Franck and organist at the
church Of st. Etienne-du-Mont
in Paris, who could not have
dreamed that some is years
after its composition, his Re-
QUEEN would be played for a
young and great American cut
down before his time.
And we realized as we lis
tened-perhaps as we had never
realized before-that the age
old words Of the Requiem we're
as much a prayer for us, the
living, as they were for the
dead.
Let US hope that many found
solace, and that Maurice Du-
RULES music said what none
of us has the eloquence to put
into language.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25
By JAMES BACON
Associated Press Staff Writer

HOLLYWOOD. Claudia
Cardinale is the youngest
and newest of Rome's trium-
virate Of movie sex queens
Sophia Loren and Gina LoIlo-
brigida are the Others-but
already Claudia hates the
label.
II know you in America
mostly know me from
cheesecake pictures in your
magazines-but / am hoping
you will know me better as
an actress" says the o.
year-old Italian beauty.
Claudia is a paradox. She
is sexy looking, but her face
has an innocent, almost
childlike look.
ms Is why Producer Sam
uel Bronston chose her to
play the daughter of Rita
Hayworth opposite John
Wayne in Circus World"
She plays the role of a per-
former, reared by Wayne
under the big top.
Despite her ample physical
attributes, Claudia has avoided
the daring roles that have
lifted such European stars as
Bardot and others to star
dom. Instead, she has tried
for variety.
II have never posed in the
nude" she says. II never
intend to- To me, it is a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25
By LEONARD LYONS

the Giants quarterback he felt
tired, because Of the Sunday
matinee. Title said: 81 know
how you feel. l play Sun
day matineeS too" -. Jae K
Klugman may co-star in ''The
Sign in Sidney Brustein's Win
dow. -. Dick Lynch, the
Giants defense star who was
knocked unconscious in a recent
game, has recovered complete
ly. Lynch was taken to a hospi-
tai Immediately and has no re-
collection Of b avin g left the
field. He does remember hear
ing someone ask for a stretcher.
Lynch instinctively S hook his
head and insisted on walking
off. 81 didn't want my wife
she's having a baby-up there
In the stands see me carried off
on a stretcher."
ANa
William SarOyan, now back at
his Paris apartment, says he
works best there: cts so I'M
comfortable in this apartment,
there's nothing else / can do hut
work" Lionel Bart, who
wrote OLIVER, flew to Jamai-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25
That Method, Says Claudia
Is q Very Strange Method

greater challenge to be sexy
with clothes on-even If it is
much more difficult to do"
When Claudia was 10, she
entered a contest for 1.-THE
Most Beautiful Italian in
Tunis," her native city.
81 entered the contest be-
cause it meant a free trip to
Venice and that was the one
place / had always wanted to
visit ever since l was a little
girl"
She won, naturally. The
trip, by coincidence, came
when the Venice Film Festi-
val was on. And producers
and directors are s eldom
blind.
Her first film was ''Big
Deal on Madonna Street. /"
Then came a string Of Italian
movies.
"The picture, l think, that
did the most for me was
Girl With a Suitcase, >" she
confides.
The next year proved that,
for she was working simulta-
neously with Burt Lancaster
in "The Leopard" and in
Federico Fellini's "S1z."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25
He's As Touch
As He Looks
By sHEILAH GRAHAM

When he gets another TV show,
as ! am sure he will, he should
have a director he can trust.
The star is always too close to
the show to be the best Judge Of
what is good or bad, as Milton
Berle was telling me the other
day when we discussed Jerry's
two-hour weekly TV wingding,
Cancelled after the middle Of
next month.
If Rod Taylor were to lose a
little weight, he could be anoth-
er Paul Newman. The lads are
now emoting together in 1.-THE
o utrage." And will soon be
joined by Laurence Harvey.
The Outrage" earlier called
"Rape," is the Hollywood YER
sion Of the Japanese tragedy,
"Rashomon." Ely Landau
has plans to co-star Rod Steiger
and his wife, Claire Bloom, In a
new film they started together
IN as a stage-play version Of
''Rashomon" on Broadway in
1859. Rod is currently toiling for
Mr.. Landau in "The Pawn
brokers'"
- 49,
Som VIII ere in their busy
schedules, Robert GOuIet an d
Carol Lawrence will sandwich
in a twO-mOnth tour of Europe.
They never did get a honey
moon. But Of course all Plans
will be changed when the pitter-
patter of the stork is heard in
the land. From young
Richard Beymer, 81 have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25

nothing against making love to
older women"
%%F
If Stanley Kramer had any
worries about how his $9.5 mil.
lion crazy comedy cts a Mad,
Mad, Mad, Mad World would
go, those rave New York re.
views have treasured him. j
liked the film and howled al
some of the sequences. l Just
thought that three and a hall
hours was a bit too long. Per.
haps it will be trim m e d as
Tom Jones" was before it took
the trip to New York from Lon.
don. These two comedies are
the hardest films to get tickets
for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25
COLLEGES CHORUS
WELL-BALANCED

By JOHN HASKINS
Contributing Critic
Harvard 0lee Club and Radcliffe
Choral Society, Elliot Forbes. con-
duetor. At Washington Cathedral.
Program: Adoramus Te, Christie,
from Oh. 10, Grancini: Reenuns
Mundi, Hand: Gloria. from Missa
Mater. PATHS ct Fila, Des Pres;
CAntata 65. sic werden aus Saba
ALE kommen. Bach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25
l2l to Get Pins
In Sanitary Group

The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission will hon.
or III employees at annual
Service Pin Award ceremonies
December 8 and 4.
Personnel marking anniver-
saries Of 10, is. 20, IS, 80, IS,
or 40 years Of continuous serv-
Ice to the commission will be
awarded Willing Water" lapel
pins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25
By IRVING LoWENs

SAT Music LTIfTc
National Presbyterian Church
Chancel Choir. George Manos, con-
ductor. assisted By q symphony
orchestra. Soloists: Katharfne
Hansel. soprano; Rilla Mervine,
alto; George Barritt, tenor; Allen
CroWel, bass; Ernest Lyon. organ.
At the Church. Program: Psalm no,
Handel, Chorale Prelude, Peters:
ReQuiem (1947). Durufle dedicated
70 the late President John Fitz-
gerald Kennesiy !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25

added an extra flip Of interest
to the musical program.
The Harvard Radcliffe mixed
chorus is one of the very good
ones, excellently balanced. well
drilled, very musical both in
the material they sing and in
the way they sing it. Yesterday
they stood at somewhat of a
disadvantage, after an eloquent
performance of a Bach cantata
and a few other pieces, because
Of what followed them.
Their prelude concert ran on
into the Evensong service, fea-
turing the Cathedral's fine
choir Of men and boys. What
remains in the ear at the end
Of the afternoon is the unearth-
ly purity Of boys voices singing
the English chants, Magnificat,
Nunc Dimittis, and the regular
service responses.
Sound in Washington Cathe-
dral is a strange and some
times special thing. The soaring
arches were kind to the tenor
soloist, Joseph L. Hart, in the
Bach cantata; his fresh and
ardent vocalism spread through
the huge stone church in most
effective manner. The full Choir
us did not receive such prefer
entail treatment, their words
emerging all too often some
what muddy.
But the voice Of the bows
lifted through the vast spaces
with sweet clarity, a serene
and spiritual sound. There isl
nothing quite like it, when they
are properly selected, trained
with care, and directed with
taste, and these very young
men certainly are.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25

ca to work on his next show
-. Giovanni MartineIh, cele-
brating his 5Oth anniversary Of
his Met Opera debut, spoke at
7 eddy's Of the difference be-
tween opera and Broadway mu-
sic: ''The opera composer
writes with his notes farther
apart"
Andre MaurOis, the novelist,
is the subject Of a new biogra-
ply. He was shown the manus-
cript, for his r eaction to It.
Maurois S d: Everything in
this book about me IS correct,
though / must say that it seems
to me my life has been totally
different. "
Justice William o. Douglas
''The Anatomy Of Liberty" will
be published by Trident Press
this week. -. The San Juan
Ballet viii perform at the
Comeback, Inc" dinner gala
In the New York Hikon Tues
day.
On the eve Of Paul O'Dwyer's
election to the City Council, l
quoted bis brother, the former
Mayor of New York: paul is
the 18th child In our family.
He's the best argument / know
against birth control Paul
now writes: ''This receive d
more comment than any Of the
earthshaking proposals / made
In the campaign. But l wish you
and by brother would see me in
some other light than a juStifi-
c tion for population explo-
sion."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25
Church in Nazareth
largest in East

NAZARETH. Israel.-The
largest church in the Middle
East is being built at Nazareth
the 22o-foot tall Church Of The
Annunciation. A concrete cupo-
la. alone will weith 10000 tons.
This undertaking by the
Franciscan Order will preserve
the remains Of five previous
religious edifices on the site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25

Washington Cathedral was
filled yesterday afternoon for
a concert by the Harvard Glee
Club and the Radcliffe Choral
Society, Elliot Forbes conduct
ing, which went on just before
the regular Evensong service.
TeleviSion cameras poked down
from all the galleries to record
the proceedings, and they
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NEWS OF MUSIC
DurufIe Requiem Dedicated
To Memory of President

: A day of tDrdth, that day Of
calamity and noe, a great
DAT and bitter indeed. Rest
eternal grant unto them, o
Lord, and let light eUeTldSt-
ing shine upon them.
Prom the Requiem Mass