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Evening star., 1963-05-13
REALTORS
ANNANDALE ALEXANDRIA
CT. $4,000 so. 5-al0O
Shannon & Luchs

Realtors since 1908
FAIRFAX = BY OWNER. wooded
lot. 3 bedrms.. ~ baths, sep.
din. rm., semi-det. CIR 3-ll7a
FAIRFAX. Lee High village-Lovely
and unusual 3-bedrm., 2ls-bath
rambler on wooded acre. Large
rec rm. with bar, bomb shelter,
space for 4 II bedrm., large en-
closed porch, carport; s25.pnO.
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL, ACT,
yE 3-l2h2; Sun, JE. 2-i5B3 or
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FREDERICK COUNTY MOTEL :
y units with separate 3.bedrm.
brick home near Government In.
stallation, good income, all fur.
nlshings and air eondltioners In
eluded In low price for quick sale.
SPARKS AoENCY, REALToRa.
la. 6.2ap2 or MA, 7-2fRs,
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ABLE ACTION

ABLE ACTION
MOTELS FOR SALE
Joe H. Thompson. jackson s-6700
AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY. earning
1000 oyea yeer. win sell reasonably
AUTOMOBILE LOT for lease. close
in, Annapolis I'd. Rte. $50. near
9,iper Giant Ideal area. 0uaran-
tee results, VIII blaektop and build
days UN 4-iis6. Mr.. beLuNo'
AVAILABLE FOR LEASE
Major oil company service station,
5000 .Ager rd., Hyattsville, Nd.
Paid training program available,
minimum investment for the right
man. For more Information call
days. Plaza 2-20s0, In Balti-
more; evenings 263-9iO7, In
BAKERY, sandwich and coffee shop
for sale. Plenty Of room and equip
ment. Growing community. DIS
TRICT HEIGHTS BAKERY, 7lO4
and 1lOg Marlboro pike, District
BEAUTY SCHOOL FOR SALE
tvhitel. top location, sood en-
rollment, fantastic opport. for
Ilknt phrty, Ieacnefb avail.
Reasonably. priced. Replies strictly
confidential. Box 1891. star.
BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE
3.D7ib. After 4. AD 4-s0eG.
BEAUTY sALON-one OF the best
locations In N, Arlington. Brand
new equipment, good lease, See
70 believe. owner must move 10
smother town. Only $4,000. Call
b30-5703 between 3 and o pm.
BEAUTY SALON. reasonable, owner
area. Call UN, 10000, Mon. Tues
Wed. Ask for MR.. GRECO.
cOIN.OP LAUNDRY AND DRY
CLEANING, new shopping ctr.
with Buper Giant and Drug Fair,
beaut instnliption. now open and
$4,000 cash required.
Gail s1n.ssD0, sun, HA. e.32s0.
DODGE ICE CREAM TRUCK, 1891
yJbIas ,h9w i,,, route. $1,000. Blu. g.
FAMOUS ARL,, Landmark-Lee hwy
Restaurant, 70 yrs, old. 22b seats
outdoor terr. Wlne-beer. Antique
atmosphere. Reas. Terms. 3bB-
FREDERICK COUNTY MOTEL =
y units with separate 3.bedrm.
brick home near Government in-
stallation, good income, all fur.
niahings and air eondItioners in-
cluded ln low price for quick sale
sRAsks sR' slsSoe H9FNsScT4 S1 NS4 IHgEsALroRs' ~
FR0AEN FOOD PROCESSING
PLANT completely equipped with
latest modern facilities. located IN
Baltimore, Nd, Can serve both
BALTIC. and wash. Metropolitan
Ares, VIII sell equipment or will
consider lease terms. write 10
p. o. Pox 4s20, Baltimore IL. Md.
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BAKERY, sandwich and coffee shop
for sale, Plenty OF room and equip
ment, Growing community. bis
TRIcT HEIGHTS BAKERY, 7i04
and 7l00 Marlboro pike, District
Heights, Nd. RE, b-a2al
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Ike new, fully equipped,
Herb Gordon

Auth. RenSlt-Peuseot Dealer
Ga. Ave. at Univ. Blvd. 949-2700
PORsCHE 80 1900" Super Cab
rolet, fully equipped. $4,000 miles.
one owner, black finish, tan
leather interior. Ike new. So. .70b.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR sALE
BUSINESS PROP: FOR RENT

ALEX, Duke st.-office. comm. or
indust. space. $4,000 sd. IT,. will
build for your needs within 30
days; Call BILL or DICK DWYER,
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OUT.OF.TOWN REAL EST.

CANADA. DIGBY NECK. NOVA
ing on 5 acres with live stream
and trout pond, Cool breezes on
narrow peninsula, water on both
sides. avoids extreme tempera-
lures. Gorgeous scenery. 3 rooms
and bath. $1,000 HERMAN Z
0ASCH a SON, sos woodward
Bldg. MA. S-l2b4.
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MONEY TO LOAN
ACTION IN 20 HRS.
End TRu9Ts-ANY AMOUNT
PAYMENTS TO SUIT
YOUR INCOME

YOUR INCOME
REASONABLE RATES
GIBRALTAR MOT. CO. 525-9386
BANK RATEs-iSt and End trusts
Instant cash. VIII also finance or
buy real estate In distress or un-
usual situation. Anything, Anyone
EQUITY INVEST. CORP. Ex. 3-12l5
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS by
md trust: AMERICAN MORT
Southern Bldg. MA. S-333l. I'm
mediate services. 10 TO 4:3O pm
CONSULT US n you need money.
lst rR. LOANS. low as 81 int
I'd TR, LOANS, cash in AZ hrs.
RATES AND CHARGES lowest
anywhere.
I CORNERS MToE CO.
z Corners, Va, JE 2-6353
PLENTY FUNDS AvAILABLE-ist
and end trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE co INC, ia 7-5S60,
MONEY end TRUsT-We will buy
End trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md.
or Va. Reas. rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE d INVEST. CORP /.
1912 N. Y. ave. NV. Ma. s.bs33.
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CRAwLER mounted front-end load.
hours Excellent condition. Also
iob CFM air compressor, dump
truck and tAEalona trailer All In
Al cond Call 5sb.ss37 aft, s pm,
ONE 30-ft. office trailer. ] crane
boom truck, one 9.ton stake body
truck. Call bSi-75O0. Ask ior
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IMPRESSIVELY
TREE SHADED
ANNANpALLE }. L

ANNANDALE
so. 5-9100 CL. 6-S5OC
LAKE BARCROFT-Quality. charm
and finest Of locations. Exduisitely
finished home with diversified
wooded lot. circular drive and
liv, rm. with imported mural and
unique fireplace. Large den with
fireplace. huge formal din. .rm.
opening onto patio, the finest Of
kitchens, generous bedrms 3
beautifully appointed baths, su-
perb Colonial-inspired family room
with massive raised-hearth fire.
place and wet bar. $4,000 first
trust commitment. Offered ct rock
bottom price Of S4a. $50. HANSON
HOMES. Realtors, JE. 3-3737.
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PRINCE WILLIAM CO.. approxi-
mately $50 acres good invest
ment priced at $500 per acre.
Call FL. B-4lGl.
LAUGHLIN, REALTOR
MRS. WIN. H.
MeLEAN'S FIRST
bl0l Chain Bridge rd,, Mclean
"Comsult First-kcLean's First
SIX 100 foot BY 400 foot wooded
lots, lb miles from DC. on
Routes q and 3Oi. liberal terms,
WHITE SAND YACHT CLUE = 9
lots plus life membership. May be
sold separately for coat or res
sonable offer. sP. 3-4674.
zoNED RbA lsptsD. Soft, front.
5000 sa. ft.. Deanwood nc. over.
seas owner says sell for best offer
Mr.. Gallagher, n. a, Dunno co.
LA, 9-25O0. Ewes, FE. 3-ii73,
2ss -. ACRES 30 Logdoun County,
rambler with unrestricted view.
LONG road frontage and stream,
Unusual buy at $3.50 per acre
with excel. terms.
ALSO several 6-acre tracts mr.
Warrenton, Va, some wooded with
streams, priced At $3.50 with
terms 10 suit
TRI-coUNTY REALTY
CIR $4,000
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
Apartment Ground

Apartment Ground
Annapolis-$10,OOO per aere-6O,
Glen sn Burnie-sIO.OoO per acre
Laurel M 100000 per scr. sec
units.
Tovson $4,000 per acre - 900
units.
oxOn Hill-s2O,OOO per aers-4OC
units.
All with sewer and water. No son.
ing problems. For full details
eall Marshall katzin, FE. $1,000
JAMES L. DIXON q CO., Realtor,
ASHTON AREA in ciiftonbrook -
Over "a acre next to picturesque
old barn. S3,49O incl. streets
city water, call WA. 4-9363.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-l24C
BEAUTIFUL homesites for country
more acres In size. Price from
S3,lOO includes hard surface
street. Only log down. Ask fol
MI; Taylor, 262-2076.
NJ. LEO sToRcH. REALToR
ngEDEssmHits y 4. I'M its. 3 g. IN Co.. lOSs q
Tor dev. "" LARo Assoc. 81 sS4cS4sg. 2s4ass.
and wooded, adjoining park land,
Wilkins CO. JU. f.674f. O~'
COLEsvILLE-Beltsville area. Lee
oldg. sites. "a acre or more $4,000
KAY RLrY. CO.. INC. RA. $4,000
FAIRFAX-PINE RIDGE, 405 High
land rd. rd.-Beautiful natural wooded
lot and stream. Over acre, BY
OWNER. JE. 4-O973.
FOR sALE-BY OWNER. Wooded
lot near Silver Spring. 1890
IT,. $4,000 cash. Box 1lb-R, Star.
GREAT FALLS. yA.-River, park.
CIV. Mem. DR.. adj. 8 acres rolling
wdlnd.. S2,760 pa. Ell. 6-7s1l.
HOWARD CO. Choice acre
homesites. S3,5 up. Heron
Realty Co. 949-2230. ewes, e4a-
2437.
HOWARD CO.. new 90. 10 wooded
acres. stream, Sb.650. ASHTON
REALTY CO., PA. 5-2074.
bhNNLEA EhhMnt n acre loCdLeQ
In beaut. homesite area. minutes
from Washington, $4,000, In
auire Po Box ~. Fairfax.
ONE OR TWO FAMILY BLDG
All utilities in. 1919 You st. Sc.
24xl20 TO paved alley. WAPLE
Co. 1928 14th NV AD. 4-2005.
Price low. Cash or terms.
POTOMAC--2-acre lots. Glen road,
4so sisE oHpe pes asfs tsee'd 'Rs a.l., 'Gs:; Gsn
road. approved for subdivision,
$4,000: South Glen road, SO
acres. woods, stream. S33. 900;
10 acres. fenced, trees and
streams, $1,000 per acre: Daw-
sonville, Z acres, cleared. with
trees. on Seneca Greek, Sl2,bO0.
RICHARD MORAN
WI. s-5030 Office, PO. 2-2252
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SURPLUS EQUIPMENT-LlmG ~
s3S4S. boT,sg npg iovSo;yo, ;or' s f0tis5 lon,
in13 mod $50 ONO tractor com.
hination, S5, 500 . large le Tour.
eau pans. se,bOO fof both. heavy.
duty truck crane 10000 winch
W 300. Call 703-BR. s.sl6O
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VACATION PLACES
FLORIDA PROPERTY
TRAILER PARK
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

wEYERHAEUsER COTTAGE erect.
ed on your lot, finish the interior
at your leisure, low monthly pay
ments. For details call DON
DEANE, OIL. 4-b2a0 after z pm.
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AVIATION
MACHINERY AND toUIp.
ondI cAIEEGILLAE z II,g;i. POS Loader, Loader

CALL WE. b-4Os7
CRANE FOR sALE-P and II obb.
A. IN GOOD condition. 75-ft. boom
tag line, good rubber, Surplus u
our needs. Call or. 4-s75b,
CRANE FOR SALE-P ana u s5h-
A. p and u crawler, over l0n.it,
boom. clam bucket or shovel Bur
plus 10 our needs. Will give low
rate TO right party. csll OF. 4.
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BarcrOft
Realty, Inc. HU. 1-910O

Realty, Inc. HU. 1-9l00I
FALLS CHURCH AREA--Here's that
4-bedrm.. 3-bath brk. rambler
that you've been waiting for. In
excel. suburban community on 200
Il. lot with 80 count 'em) shade
Sse' ,nS hiy saniD T% VIII H. rsIl Fri SIIms sIaf,
with ground level outside entr.
and rec. .rm. Everything else goes
too. incl. Wv. carpeting, air
eond., drapes. dishwasher. etc. We
think it's worth much more, but
Florida bound owner says sell for
TOWNSHIP REAL EST. JE. s-ssss
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANT.

SINGLE standing commercial bldg.
under long-term net lease to AAA
firm, firm; Must toS yield ED g. after debt e,
Telephone NO. 7-443O. Mr.. Carter
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01
Natural History Exhibit
 On Display This Weekend At Homer Mfinter Carnival

l. The Homer Society of Natural ! History will stage its third anna-' al natural history exhibit this weekend for three days during the Homer Winter Carnival, it has been announced by Walter Thomas, chairman of the Society.
 Exhibits, including artifacts and hanaicrafts from all parts of Alaska and other world areas, win be displayed in tiae Mademoi- selle, Inc, buildng-a pink strue- ture in the center of Hcner's main bHsin ssss street. Doors will be open at 9 am. each day, March l through March 3 and the eX- hibits will be available for view ing as late as public interest de- nlands, Thomas said.
 An antique Edison cylinder type photograph will be played during the showing. A large coin display, including one of the fin est collections in Alaska valued at several thousand dollars, will be one feature of the show. One coin alone, a $50 gold piece now on exhibit Outside, is expected to be returned in time to be in cluded in the Homer show. Book value of the gold piece is $4600, Thomas said.
 A large collection of rocks and minerals will be on hand to in- terest lapidaries. Slab rocks will be on sale and will include those of jewelry grade such as rho donite, mariposite, pet fled woods and many other specimens. Revenue derived from the sale of rocks will go to museum build
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01
Hospital Membership Meeting Set Thursday, Wsll Elect New Trustees

Election of eight trustees will be matter of major concern next Thursday night when the Central Kenai Peninsula Hospi- tai Assoc, Inc, holds it's annual membership meeting. Every mem- Der IS urged to be present or to send hls or her proxy by another member So that every members voted may be counted The meet Ing will begin at s pm. in the kenai High School gymnasium. No member may vote more than four proxies from other mem CTS.
 Lucian A. Cassetta. the archi- tect for the proposed new hospi- tai building, is expected to arrive in kenai in time to attend the meeting.
 The need for a hospital in the Central kenai Peninsula contin- ues to be increasingly acute, of f1elals of the hospital organiza- ton point out.
 Almost daily the Central Pen lnsula Clinic in Soldotna is being forced into hospital services for which 1t is not equipped. With completion of the new Kenai Com munity Clinic in addition to the already established clinic in Sol dotna, demand for hospital facil- ltles will increase as new doctors move into the area soon.
 The Board of Trustees is ready to proceed immediately with ap- pllcatlons for state and federal financial aid and to conduct To-
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01
Oil Production Continues Climb

Production of crude petroleum in Alaska is stepping up constant ", according to reports of the u- s. Bureau of Mines, Washing ton. DC.
 Alaska production in Novem- Der was 878,000 barrels which was daily average of 29.300 compared with a daily average of 28,70O in October and a total pro- duction of 795,000 barrels in No vember of 1861 Production of AL aska crude in the January-No. yenoer period of 1862 was 9,354.-- 030 barrels. The previous year the total for the same period was D. 523.000.
 By comparison. total crude pe- troleum production in the entire United Staes in the January-Ne- vember 1862 period was 2.4t7.- 361 ,000 barrels.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01

cal fund raising campaign for erection of hospital building if the membership votes the "go ahead' at Thursday nights meet ing, The site has already been selected.
 To be eligible to vote, 1863 membership dues of $5 must be paid prior to the meeting. Those who have not renewed member ship in the association or have not previously been member are asked to contact Marion oberts, membership chairman, by writing to Box 572, Kenai, or to call her at 293-7591. Dues will be accepted immediately up to the opening of the membership meet ing.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01

ing fund. eofaq [ Alson toi be- exhibited will be many other objects such as an authentic Indian "parky" over 100 years old and antique guns, knives and furniture as well as fossils, a seashell collection and many other items.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01

New highs were reached in pe- troleum and natural gas produc- tioa and drilling activity in Alas. ka in 1862.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01

II was 52 years that the last ..l y in Alaska Harry k Bremner (aboye) years in 1911 when his father Johnny hunting party out o Yakutat shot Otter kayak Island off Cape St. Elias on tine Alaska Senate saf emner Hermann The hunting the of aska that could just the had been driven off shore by John of the ngit tribe ordered that all harvesting and While the Indians cordng Bremner brought S25O0 pe shown the Fur Rendezvous Anchorage this weekend be sold auction ka sometime this (Aaska Department Opmen and Planning photO.)
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01

Read the News classifieds for profit-use them for results.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01

Classifieds are news
Evening star., 1963-03-24
BY ANDREA
Contributing Writer

PARIS.-They have finally
made 1t. They now officially
exist. It took about half a
century and it's only the
beginning, but the French
,teen-ager cannot be ignored
any more and shoveled into
disappearance in schools and
families alone. He now gets
his share of real life, he is
4 customer on his own. he
has his fashions and his
tunes.
For the moment he Is still
older than his American
brother-he gets born at l6.
for at IA or is he is still q
child or at least q nom
descript youngster. A French
teen-ager Is not somebody
over IL, but a person under
10s-"Les moins de 20 ans"
they are called. And lots Of
things are exclusively for
them.
Actually the records did
it. First. the heroes of the
rock and the twist, like Vince
Taylor and Johnny Hally-
day and then the tender
songs for the very young by
Francoise Hardy and Sylvie
Nartan. Every week new
times and new idols appear
ana are encouraged by the
old ones, for their hits sell
rapidly In hundreds Of thou
sands.
IA big Paris recording stu
do Is even having audiences
every Thursday (free school
day) to pick out the gifted
ones and there are already
about 100000 throughout
France making songs and
music for their generation.
Their first step is always the
Change Of the French name
INTO an Amer' sounding
one. like Ed .itchel d9).
Tee Douglas I'D and Long
Chris (old at 2D.
Their Own Club
They have their club-an
Extraordinary place whic h
colldn't have existed even 10
years ago. It's In the middle
of Paris (no parking prob
lens: French teen ayers
don't h ave cars), no dark
cave but on the second floor
: Of q decent coffee house.
@Le Cafe de lAngleterre." It's
called Golf Drouot"-no
membership card Is required.
the only condition being the
age. After rs nobody Is ad-
mitted. Here they talk. dance
end sing, they listen 10 mu-
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beautiful country place on
the Potomac where she
brought her two young
daughters, Jacqueline and
Lee, when she moved there
as the bride Of the well
known investment counselor.
Depleted of rugs. curtains,
etc. Merrywood gets drearier
by the minute which makes
1t easier to leave.
SHE is EXTREMELY EN-
THUSIASTIC about the new
house. II think it's going to
be very bright and pretty.
she said. They added q draw
ing room about Is by % feet
and servants quarters over
the three-car garage.
One of the things that at
tracted her about the five
bedroom dwelling was the
"lovely deep garden with q
heavenly silver maple tree"
The addition of the extra
drawing room has cut down
on the garden and changed
its shape some, but "it's still
q nice big garden" said Mrs.
Auchincloss. who has long
wanted to live in George
town.
As for the exterior color Of
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by BETTY BEALE

the house, It has already been
the cause Of conversation by
Georgetown neighbors. Said
Mr.. Auchincloss. Somebody
said people in Georgetown
did not like the color. They
like yellow but not that color
Of yellow. But they did not
say which yellow they did
like.
"Of course, you knew, Mr..
Auchincloss," he was told,
that every house in George
town becomes q community
project"
I'VE didn't know but we
are learning fast" he replied
with q chuckle.
His wife prefers to call 1t
buff instead Of yellow. Set
ting on the color was some
thing Of q problem. I'VE
didn't want gray because it
looks 50 institutional" she
said. "And we didn't want
white because the house Is
too big, 1t would have looked
like q hospital. Dark-green
shutters will help it q lot. I
never expected 1t to be q
pretty house ION the outside),
but ! think it has q lot of
character" It's q house, she
felt, that people had been
happy In.
When the decorating Of
the interior is finished with
the help Of her decorator
friend Betty Draper, she has
plans for q housewarming.
She did contemplate ct one
time having o party there
for her debutante daughter
Janet who Is home now for
spring holidays from Miss
Porter's School. But Janet's
graduation In June, plus the
travelling she viii be doing
between Washington, Long
Island, etc., viii be keeping
Evening star., 1963-03-24

between the supporters of
one great singer or another"
The rival Callas and Tibaldi
factions went to Joan's first
performance there, prepared
to hiss, boo and possibly
throw things at her and each
other. But at the end Of the
mad scene In Lucia" they
were so busy screaming "Su-
perbal" and ''Divinai" they
forgot about fighting alto
gether.
The annual "Baile de Pri-
mavera," (Which Is what the
Spanish call q spring balD
for the benefit Of the Loyola
Retreat House will be held
at the Spanish Embassy May
1S, the night after the Dulles
Airport Ball. And the Opera
Ball at the French Embassy
will take place the same
night. May "a, the White
House correspondents hold
their big dinner for the
President.
MOST OF THESE PAR
TIES are prepared for
months in advance. For in
stance, the hugely successful
International Ball is worked
on for 10 months In advance.
1t can already be told that
Great Britain will be the
sponsor Of next years ball
on November 9; that Mrs.
Norman Paul. wife of the As
sistant Secretary Of Defense,
will be chairman; Mrs. John
McCone will be honorary
chairman; Mrs. Neil Caroth-
ers will be vice chairman
and Meyer Davis will supply
the dance music. Besides
fabulous plans for British
decor, most of this was de-
cided at the first meeting in
Februaryl
Hence a group Of WASH
ington women were abso-
lutely flabbergasted when
called to o meeting this past
Tuesday to help put on q
benefit for 1000 people next
Friday at $25 q throwl
It's the Big Brothers dinner
being staged at the Sheraton
Park on the 29th by their
Washington chairman, Drew
Pearson. Drew's q busy man
who believes In capsuling
these welfare to-dos from 10
months into 10 days. When
he broke the news to the
women becorralled for his
committee, they gasped with
surprise, then chuckled with
incredibility. But they have
no doubt that he and they
will be able to pull 1t off. If
they do. 1t will probably be
some kind Of all-time record
for q major welfare project.
The women are Mrs. Hale
Boggs and Mrs. William o.
Douglas, cochairmen, and
Mrs. Oscar Chapman, Mrs.
Clifford Davis, Mrs. Jack
Lanahan, Mrs. Poe Burling
and Mrs. Pearson. All are in
terested In the aim Of Big
Brothers-i.e., to help reduce
Evening star., 1963-03-24
sPARlS REPORT
I Riseof Teen-Aqer

sical newcomers. they play
their beloved hits and they
form amateur orchestras,
which sometimes become pro-
fessional.
They have their magazines
with enormous circulation,
where all their problems
School included) are dis
cussed. The best known Is
Salut les Copains. translated
"Hiya Pals" Others are
Hello, Age Tendre. and they
all cling to beloved Tintin, q
youthful hero Of modern adj
ventures.
All the under 20" passion
ately watch TV (if allowed
and admire the Americans.
When Gardner MacKay. their
beloved Capt. Troy. arrived
at the Ritz last week he was
overrun by fans asking for
autographs.
A New Store
And now they even have
their own store. A few days
ago the first "Prebac" opened
near the st. Lazare station.
Two hundred sixty others
are due all over France.
"Prebac" means for all
youngsters with the high
school degree ahead. Deco
rated In Western style "a
real "saloonD this new de-
partment store Is exclusively
for the young.
It's a true revolution In
the French shopping habits,
for everything. really every
thing. is made TO please the
teen-ager.
But everything has not
gotten that far. All young
sters are not yet allowed 10
do what they like. Parental
authority is still very strong.
The better the education
Cor the higher the social
standard) the smaller the
share OF freedom.
The girls may persuade
Nom 10 buy something at the
newly opened boutique called
'Debs" on the Left Bank and
play the new hits In their
own room. The first step Is
done. And II the old ones
are really hard 10 persuade
there is a new song to do IL:
Sheila (i6) has created the
hymn against the "Crou-
lants." the "crumbling par
ents." and sold $4,000 copies
the first week. Il goes:
Daddy. you are not up 10
date any more. You should
go back TO school 10 revise
your judgment. Believe me. II
would be wisei"
Evening star., 1963-03-24
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AuchincIosses Move;
Benefits So BountifuI
March 81 is THE chic day

a March 81 Is THE chic day
TO move. That's the day
President and Mrs. Kennedy
are supposed to take their
final leave Of Glen-Ora, and
that's the last day Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss
will spend at Merrywood in
Mclean, Va.
A The packing In the Vir-
ginia houses Of mother and
daughter has been going on
for some time now. Her new
house at 3044 o street in
Georgetown will not be
really ready for occupancy
.on April /, said Mrs. Auchin-
Gloss, but she plans to move
In anyhow in order to ex-
.pedite the finishing touches.
TITS incredible the amount
ef stuff you can collect in 2l
.qearsl" exclaimed the quiet
speaking mother Of the First
Lady, who has been wedding
out things for months.
There's not q picture on the
wall, not q rug down." she
said Of Merrywood. I'VE shall
be camping here" for the
next week.
In a way this tempers her
nostalgia at leaving the