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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
FLORIDA PROPERTY

DflAMI--Business transfer will
home adjacent TO Coral Gables
and pay cash differences for new
homo In Springfeld, Nd. near
Catholic school. Write Box go
ORLANDO = Modern home. hard
wood mrs. some citrus trees. S.
500. Other BARGAINS viii be sold
ssmii Sec0l Ms q Nt siskSs' r. e sxi ne
NER, $40 q Wayne ST.. Arl.. We.
4 ZEAL 81. BUY BUY, For . one ., who w warts g
lots. city water and paved hwy ".
viii. sell on easy terms or trade
HTlie Box b II iss s.Hs' star o' iu' mo-
FLORIDA LOT, IS dn.. full price
only S133. High. dry, adjoining
city: close to paytona Beach; sts.,
cleo. phones. churches, schools,
shopping: mr.. ocean and st. Johns
River. Worlds best fishingl Write
for FREE photos. G. P. HuYsMAN,
LIVE, retire, invest in sunny Flor
ida. king-sized lots $499; $3.50
down, $3.50 month. Free eolorful
s q hvss: Write Writ San Carlos Park
NEAR DAYTONA-B-rm. motel on
y; g; No, ] and river, $3.50 mo.
INDIAN LAKE EsTATES-h-acre
lots, block 81; must sacrifice.
$3.50. Box 129-H. Star.
SARASOTA. FLA.-Purn, house for
rent; 9 rms. incl Florida rm,: ,ez,
season. IN. 6-Afl6O.
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CADILLAC 81 cow; 500 miles;
fully EQUIPPED; S4,799. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 300 Wis. ave NV.
CADILLAC 81 cow. coupe. Cream
with black top. Wv tires. Hydra
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BUICK $50 Special 2-dr.; blue. =.
a TSAL s' MoT Fea hs e.. ESQ $50 c Jei
Davis hwy, Ari.. We. OF. 4-7b20
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS. S5,Oo0-s5O, :
OO0-Group your debts. lower your
payments. refinance your property
and improvements: quick. honest.
courteous service on real estate.
sssnPyi ssc e oIIy Nh II the so Ssfts g
Baltimore. Nd. day or night: Suns.
and holidays at saratoea 7-4047.
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AuroMortvE mlso.

SET or IL. Fiesta hub caps for
1885 BUICK ENGINE, complete;
$4,000 miles. with or without
transmission. Sell TO highest bid
der. Also other IS Buick parts,
Also parts for other model and
VII 6-o$s7. ''o' s's''
JOWET JAvELIN de luxe sedan,
less motor. Full torsion bar sus-
pension. 5 good tires. genuine
leather upholstery, no dents.
Make good speedster chassis. 500.
HU. 3-5497.
NERO. ENGINE as; excel. cond.,
recently overhauled. Priced for
quick sale. LU. 4-436S.
FORT COUPE BODY 1888 with
roll bars: s25. Phone SIP. 4-2I6S.
COMPLETE 50 a ENGINE; 3as By
IA. Isky cam and stroker kit.
Balanced. ported and relieved.
4 CARDS. much chrome. 10. 2-9SsO.
OLDs. ABR. CARB. and mani-
fold; all nee. linkage and ATTACKS.
Fits all 1888. S35. Can In
stall other parts. RA. 3-si6s.
FORD COUPE BODY 1888; with
IS sSll a eSrsi SIS. Foam spring.
h-ToN PICKUP lo4s with Io4s
motor In good run. cond.
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Ourisman-Mandell CheY.

224I Nichols Ave, Sc, LII. s-lO51
CHEVROLET 1853 "21o" 4.dr. :
NATIONAL MOTORS I5fs; sss' inc. i Sis
Wis. ave. n W. EN-. 2-0700.
CHEVROLET 1858 Bel Air 2-dr. /:
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3l3 N. Y. Ave. NV. DI. 1913
CADILLAC 1865 Coupe de Vile
hardtop: 2-tone green air con-
ditioning, Wv. tires, r. and h.;
power steering. windows, seats
and brakes. ! owner. $4,000
real leather and nylon compost
ton: $3.50. EN-. 2-4133.
CADILLAC SO Coupe de Vile: T.,
h., p.s.. windows, seat; S1,425
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
lcoNTINUED)

BUICK $50 Special 2-dr.; blue. :.
and h., new paint. dyna.: runs
and hooks Ike new: sos. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO., 2S04 Jen.
n 2, ~ h s1iko Arl'' We. OF $3.50
BUICK '53 2-door; :. and h.. me-
dium blue finish with white top; low
MILEAGE; q real sharp car S09b.
PARKWAY FORD
5000 n 81. NV. Pc. 3-2204
BUICK '54 Roadmaster 4-door
and brakes asa Windshield SEia Washer Washer
baek-up. lights. white sidewalks. z
TRANSPORTATION: ST 400. 1902
Chatham st Springfield. Va. CT.
BUICK SO Super Riviera hardtop;
dynafiow, r.. and h.. Wv. tires.
power steering, power brakes; 3
tone light blue and white finish;
low mileage. one owner. Mechan-
ically inspected and guaranteed !
full year: $l.795.
PARKWAY FORD
3030 NJ st. NV. Re. 3-2204
BUICK 1853 Roadmaster 4-dr.: !.
and h.. power steering, orig: black.
ThoNaE Mr sossEsi &C. 5fb VIZ VIZ
ave. NV. EN-. 2-0700.
BUICK 1883 Special hardtop; r.
E IS RI s MoToR Co. $50 600 CO. CO.
lnmbia pike. Arl.. Va. IA. 7.s3l0.
BUICK 1858 Super Riviera hard
top; beautiful 2-tone. finish: equip.
dyna., Z. ana H.; priced 10 sell az
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE
NEW USED-CAR LOCATION
10th and L SITS. NV. 81. 3-7l07
BUICK '57 cow: all white. less
than 5000 mi, power steering,
T., h., Wv. tires. XII. 9-1745.
BUICK 1858 Special 4-dr.; Nile
green, approx. 1900 mi; like
new, r. and h., one owner: $1.S00
or best offer. LA. 6-S607.
BUICK $50 Special Riviera: 2-tone
blue: excellent condition; many
extras. Phone so. 5-40S7.
p d1sd: sPs 20 a-dS SGF '' Mo ASa;
SALES. INC. 1884 Pa. ave. Sc.
Ii. 4-2300.
BUICK 1856 Super Riviera coupe;
metallicN gray and white dnish.
power steering. power brakes; only
81. 295. CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
Il223 22nd st. NV. Re. $4,000
BUICK 1919 4-dr.; r. and h.. dyna.
$3.50. ia. 1852.
BUICK 1881 Special 2-dr.: r. and
h., auto. trans, new tires; black
runs and looks like new. A real
bargain. S395. JU. 5-7343.
BUICK "a Riviera; dyna.. r. and
h.; beautiful red and white finish.
Wv: tires: exceptionally nice;
Sl,205. HILL A. SANDERS, Wash. 3
Oldest Ford Dealer. TIA Vermont
ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. Open ewes.
til o. Sat. til 5.
BUICK 1857 Special: power steer
ing and brakes plus all extras; low
mileage. Must sell. XII. $4,000,
Ext Bill
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0yAt0
tcoNTikuEDl

REvEL CRAFT. 10 and Is It. boats.
blue an boats, Paeemsker tr9iiers.
ncn't se foolsH BY .. discounts snt %. on
tRan n ths Sest Gel ss.s' Scott 81.
AtWater ail-electric. 10. % and
40 hip. They're real honeys, Can
Be seen all day Mon. and wed. at
1929 Cordell ave, Bethesda.
kUNABOUT, l2-ft.. I4-h.p. Evin-
s ACCESS: sae.. sss6' XII e .247Hi.
BARGAINS = '57 ~
and '62 rs h.p. Evinrude motors.
OIL, 0-2400 or RIA. $4,000 eyes,
ANNOUNCES price re-
duction on 1858 10 h.p.; save $40
all '5S models; $40 dn., bank a.
nancing. BETHESDA MARINE.
OIL. 6-2400 or RA. 3-27O0 eres.-
CHRIs-CRAFT IL inboard; in new
cond.. used less than 40 hrs;
have all equip. incl. cover and new
trailer; must sell: win take 81 100.
will finance part. RE. 6-39S1.
CHRIs-cRAFT: 30, sDeed boa
wiiii take S 500 ora as IS Re. e.s sSsi
l4-FT. RUNABOUT. 3O-h.p. Mer-
curry; upholstered seats, wind
shield. steering: other extras; ex-
Gel. for water skiing; $500 or best
offer. RE. 6-6471.
DOCKAGEi winter rates effective
Nov. through March. Inboards and
cruisers 70 eft: SIS. All floating
piers. MARINE MART, $40 Maine
ave. s.v.. ST. 3-3676.
OWENS SEDAN. az IT,, new Chry-
sler Crown motor. complete equip,
ready to go; a good boat to live on,
Colonial Sport Cruiser. 1855, 81
IT,, twin Chrysier Crown. 2-to-1
reduction, hydraulic gears. Com
piete. $40. 500.
Richardson Sport Cruiser. SO It.,
late '52 equip. twin Nordberg ITO.
2-to-1 reduction, hydraulic trans
mission. Complete equip. to buy. TO-
day new would cost over $4,000
Our price, SS.795.
A. B. CLARKE, NE. S-9304
500 Maine Ave. S.W.
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AUTOS. Z TRUCKS FOR HIRE
TRAILERS

TRUCK FOR HIRE = Any type
hauling. Day or night service.
HU. 3-6603.
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MOTORCYCLES
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY AVAILABLE, II you own
property. DI. 7-3451. OIL 4-5231
end TRUST-Absolutely top spot
cash prices paid: Md. Va, D. c.
Call day or night, 10. 1856.
PLENTY OF MONEY. Quick action.
LIST trust only. BRoDIE q COL
BERT. INC, Realtors, 1881 Y
st. NV. MA s-sS75.
MONEY, 2nd TRUST-We will buy
end trust notes, d. c., nearby Md.
or Va: reasonable rates; Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave
NV. Ma. s-5S33.
NEED MONEY FAST? Own prop
erty? DI. 7-4445; ewes, JU. s.
949S. Also quick cash for End trs.
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
NJ x STONE, OIL. 2-3414
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST
LOANS PURCHASED. BARLOW
REALTY CO., Realtors, 1891 q
ST NV. ME. S-2495.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAIL, LIST or End
mortgage. ia. 2-2303 or IA,
$4,000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1850 coupe; ~ and
sss sweet Csxr run y VEL. LITTLE K HSiST;
KEEEN oKARs.s iissss e "a. ave- .' Sc. :
II. 4-7ts8.
CHEVROLET SO Bel Air sport
and h. Wv. tires. Sf45 down,
balance IN small monthly pymts.
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T,EE RITTT,ER INC

LEG Do ! GGIt, IINN.
1l.l 2lst st. NV. DI. TOLL
CHEVROLET $50 Bel Air VS. con-
yertible; povergiide, r. and h.;
one owner, low mileage;. Sl,7g5.
I'LL & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
R RT E R65alssr4 sooi4 o ysS@s sRss aye
&, Sat. til 5.
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CHUCK CARTER
MOTORS

I'D N. y. ave. NV. d. 1-015J
CHEVROLET '55 VS. station wagon
44; Adj; z tone; pg., Hnasrc s,s
Al cond,; LOO or best offer;
must sell. Mr.. MEEKS. SP.
3-S517.
CHEW. SO Bel Air sport cpe.; p.g.,
excel. cond.: only S595. 20S VIM
throp. Apt. 1909. Glassmanor.
CHEW. 80 2-dr. sedan; light green;
EXCELLENT condition. Price, $500.
KE. S-661S.
CHEVROLET 1854 a2lO" 2-dr.; r
and b., powerglide; excellent condi.
ton: low mileage; one owner; this
one will make fine 2nd car; only
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1856 Dodge

81, 795 Full Price
Beautiful white cow. Black nylon
push button trans. Beautiful car.
Cash, trade or terms, as low a.
S295 down. Call EN-. 2-6300.
popdE.PE9MoufTE pt bEAIER
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD
5336 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Omen Sunday I'll g
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BREWER MOTORS

CHEVROLET 1855 sport coupe. +,
black nnIsh. low miieage. and a real
baby doll! Sl,395.
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PHI WIS. Ave. nav. EN-. 2-77O0
CHEVROLET $50 "2i0" 4-door de
luxe: radio, heater, attractive q
tone hnish, clear plastic seat COW
ers since new. Our week end spe-
ciai, Sl,3Q5.
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Continued on Next Psssl
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AkerS Odds Cadillac Co.

Fairlington Shopping Center
Alex, Va. OV. 3-0350
cHEVRoLETs 1857 4-doors. Fully
Tor as low as $3.50 cash or trade
down and S5l per month including
insurance and finance charges. Full
DR. only SLAB
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ARCADE PONTIAC
TRIANGLE FORD

1910 R. /. AVE. NE. La. 9-loos
FORD ! 949 pretty blue and white:
7ne-runninz engine. good shape
In and out; s33 down. 1913 mo.
KIRK s KLEEN KARS 1897
Penna. ave. Sc, Ii 4-77Ss.
FORD 81 300" Victoria; n low
mileage; loaded. must sell trade
considered. OWNER. JU. S-lg61.
FORD 80 Ranch wagon: very
clean. $3.50 or best oier. 10.
fContinlied an Next PaeeY
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CADILLAC % "75" series limou-
ish: automatic trans, r. and h.,
electric windows; car in excellent
condition. Has to be seen TO be ape
preciated. will guarantee: S1.495.
LOGAN tFord), 1850 goth st. NV.
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Ourisman-Mandell Chev.

CHEVROLET 1851 4-dr. sedan de
luxe: radio and heater, new rup-
Der: black: clean, excellent me-
chanical condition; best offer.
WO 6-2513.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

IS Cadillac "62"

Coupe. All power extras. original
white finish. Loaded. low mileass-
an outstanding 1-owner CADILLAC.
Fully guar. Trade or terms. 50 .695.
OR ANS0N MOTOR CO.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Plcn Deb Boil

Alpha ri Tau Sorority has
issued invitations for q debu-
tante ball TO be held Deem
Der % from 10 pm. to 2 am.
in the James Madison Room
Of the Presidential Arms.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Annual Green Sale
To Ee0tura Wreuths

The women Of Saint Johns
Episcopal Church In George
town will hold their annual
green sale tomorrow from 10
am. to 3 pm.
The sale will feature candy
wreaths, bell wreaths. orig
inal tree ornaments. and the
bake table as well as fresh
holly and sreenery for In
side and outside the home.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Farewell Dinner

1t. Comdr. and Mrs. z. A.
christofferson Of Springfield.
Va. will be honored at q
farewell dinner party to be
given at Normandy Farm to-
morrow by his colleagues and
their wives Of the Navy Bu-
resu Of Ordnance and the
Applied Physics Laboratory
Of Johns Hopkins.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
|OneMillioneth
Bottle OF Milk
Is Presented

The Prime Minister OF
Thailands recently presented
to Thai school children the
one-millioneth bottle Of
milk distributed through the
United States Foreign Aeri-
cultural Service-Dair So
ciety International program
in Thailand.
The Thailand dairy pro-
gram. which started O year
ago was introduced to pro-
mote the use Of milk and It's
products In milk-short areas
through the use Of recon-
bined milk and other dairy
products.
George Wilson, Counselor
Of the American Embassy,
told the audience gathered
at the celebration that this
program. symp0lizing the
friendship Of the American
people toward the Thai
people. will contribute much
to the health and well-being
Of the children Of Thailand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Hong Kong Pepper
Citicizes Nehru

HONG KONG. Oct. Is R-
One Of Hong Kong,s two major
English language newspapers
yesterday accused Prime MIN
ister Nei1ru Of India Of failing
to live up to his "moralistic
pronouncements."
The Hong Kong Standard
said In . lengthy editorial that
Mr.. Nehru offered only "a
crumbIing moIehill Of moral
timiditys during the Hungarian
revolt last November.
Mr.. Nehru. stopping In Hong
Kong on the way home from
Japan. told the Indian COM
munity last night the world
lis not really civilized today"
He called for a suspension Of
nuclear weapon tests COM
pletely without reservations"
The Standard conceded that
Mr.. Nehru's 'moralistic pro-
nouncements more than
once have--to the good Of all
mankind -pricked the worlds
collective conscience"
But when 1t came to prac-
ticing morality during the
Hungarian revolt. the paper
said. "as the free world looked
to Pandit Nehru for o noun
tain Of courage. he offered
instead q crumbling molehill Of
moral timidity indicating
his long held international
status as moralist and leader
In mans struggle against
tyranny"
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Case Of Temper
Recesses Trial
Of "a Italians

ROME. Oct. 10 tP1.-The nae
cotics trial Of "a Italians was in
recess today after . loud court
scene in which one defendant
. nobleman and war hero
charged q police framup.
Marquis E,nmanuele de seta.
q sicilian aristocrat. was the
FIRST defendent TO be called to
testify yesterday. He. Prince
Giuseppe .Pepito" Pignatelli,
nightclub figure Max Mugnani
and IL others went on trial
Monday In Penal Court on mar
cotics charges. The thre top
defendants were arrested In
June. 1856. in q dawn raid on
q nightclub of Rome's FASH
ionable Via Veneto.
Questioned by q thre-judge
N0HGAs NAMQuko NC 1CS0 o0ta SAC
never used narcotics an6 never
saw Prince Pignatelli use them.
He denied knowing Mugnani.
II think the police framed
the evidence trying to create q
scandal" Marquis de Seta said.
That brought Prosecutor
Lucino Bracci TO his feet
shouting. THE defendant is not
entitled to give his opinions
Just facts"
Marquis de Seta's attorney,
Francesca carnelutti. jumped
up TO report. who says so?"
THE Italian legal code" the
prosecutor replied.
'Oh. where have you studied
it?" Mr.. Carnelutti came back.
court adjourned until
Thursday" the president Of the
tribunal quickly announced.
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ArgentinaFd
R-Hour Strike

BUENos AIRES. Oct. IS P1.
On the eve Of the 18th ami
versary Of Juan Peron's rise TO
dictatorship, Argentina was
racked today with economic
problems left when Gen. Peron
fell two years ago.
After two days Of deadlocked
meetings between Provisional
President Pedro Aramburu's
government and leaders Of %
unions, the nation was faced
with q call for q 48-hour gen.
eral strike beginning next Tues
day.
The unions are protesting the
increasingly high cost Of living.
The government says no wage
increases can be paid without
increased production. but labor
leaders reply that 30 long -
wages and costs remain un-
balanced production increases
are impossible.
Gen. Peron was freed from
jail on October II. 1915. as q
result Of workers demonstra-
tons that ultimately pushed
him 70 power. During his die
tatorship Argentina was run
into bankruptcy and today lacks
Economic reserves TO survive
lengthy strikes.
The "a unions include 81 neo-
Perpnista groups that particle
pated "a . strike September ~
which ended In mild failure.
The other 80 unions refused to
participate then. but all have
now closed ranks regardless Of
political leanings to protest liv.
ing costs.
The general strike would have
been called Immediately after
the talks failed but some labor
leaders wanted to avoid any
possible connection with the
Percnist anniversary.
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"FINESSE"
BATH ENSEMBLE
by Martex

Here Is SNORT sehemine for your bath
-. q new fashion look in checks fromed
with oIitterino nnetoIIie threads. Finesse
towels ore Of deep, deep Mortex terry
thot's extro absorbent and beautifully
soft TO the touch. Matching bath rug
and lid cover ore in luxuriously thick
cotton chenille. And they're oil In
rodiont colors: turquoise, gold, blush
pink. butterscotch, charcoal or shadow
green.
Both towel, 24x44" 1913
Guest towel, 1928" 125
Focecloth Soc
Finoertip towels Csc
Both rug $50
Lid cover $50
WGL-linens, 9Th Floor
-. o!so Chevy Chose, 7 Corners and Aexonddo
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AT WOODWARD & LOTHROP
THE PAST COMES ALIVE"

THE PAST COMES ALIVE"
The Jamestown -dsnsono bring
Washington Street thrilling disoloy
and moke eerton the youngsters don't
THE PRESENT IN FULL BLOOM
Aboze Of chrysonhsums First Floor glorious
us October beouH concenfotsd indoors Be enjoy II
THE FUTURE FOR YOUR HOME
Our Fall Model Rooms the Sixth Floor spore YOU
bring into home. Here Of becoming
heoom Domoe oceen's the decorative
enome masterpieces Of Doris Hon and koImon Kbinu and
paintings BY Woshinoton's word-fomous Theodore Kone
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Girl Scouts Boost Goal
In Current Cookie Sale

Columbia where. for the first
time, this annual Embarrassing
project is subject to a sales
tax.
The local Scout council has
decided. however, to absorb
the tax so that the price will
remain the same throughout
the area.
The Scouts hope that be-
fore too long they will be ex-
empt from the levy. Repre-
sentative Richard E. Lank-
ford. Democrat of Maryland.
is planning to sponsor an
amendment which would ex-
empt organizations such as
the Girl Scouts and church
groups from the tax, provided
such sales last less than As
days in any one calendar year.
Representative Landlord Of
ficially opened the 1857 sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

The annual Girl Scout cookie
sale is now underway in the
National Capital area with
31.270 Scouts and Brownies
hoping to find cash customers
tor $4,000 boxes by March
%.
This is $4,000 more boxes
OF cookies than the Girl Scouts
sold last year.
The increase in quota is due
to the growth of the organiza-
ton in this area. Proceeds
from the sales pay for camp
ing and other outdoor pro-
grams for the Girl Scouts and
this year 2.518 more girls and
1873 more troops will be using
the camp facilities than a wear
ago.
The cookies sell for AS cents
a box, even in the District of
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which began Friday. by pur-
chasing the first box of cookies
from Lois Vederman, an In
termediate Scout and the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Vederman of AIT Madi-
son avenue NE. The legis-
lator's 8-year-old daughter
Sallie, a member of a Brownie
troop in Annapolis, also was
on hand for the kickoff event,
The National Capital Girl
Scout area includes the District
of Columbia, Alexandria, Falls
Church and Montgomery,
Prince Georges, st. Marys,
Fairfax and Arlington
Counties.
OF the As cents a box charged
for the cookies. 20 cents
covers the cost of the product,
20 cents goes to the participate
ing council and five cents into,
the Golfers of individual
troops making the sale.
The proceeds augment
Community Chest funds set
aside for the Girl Scout pro-
gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20

First Class luxury aboard fast, comfor
TWA Skyliners. Convenient departul
throughout the day. Delicious hot mea
served by gracious hostesses. The fines
service west. Make your reservations t
Fly now, pay later. Only 10f, down,
upto 20 months to pay the balance.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

The block of granite which was
an obstacle to the pathway of
the weak becomes a stepping
stone in the pathway of the
strong. Thomas Carlyle (1795-
] 1891.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
High Students
Photo Contest
Closes March 81

High School students still have
time to enter the National High
School Photographic Awards, an
annual contest sponsored by
Eastman Kodak Company exclu-
sively for students in grades 9-12.
March 81 is the last day for
mailing pictures. All entries post
marked by midnight of that date
will be eligible for the $50 indi-
vidual prizes worth a total of
$4,000.
Winners will be announced in
May. Judging will be done in four
classes: ID School Activities: %
People-ouiside of school; 81 Pic
torials and Still Life; and "a Ami
mails and Pets. Top winner in
each class will receive $500, sec
ond $500. and third 500. In adj
dition, four Special Awards of $50
will be made, and 24O SO Honor
able Mention Awards will be
given.
Details may be obtained by
writing to: High School Photo
Contest, Kodak, Rochester 4, New
York.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Sings Blues,
Rock and Roll
To Win Souls

PARIS-Music shops in Paris
are being embarrassed by their
inability to keep up with de.
mands for the records made by
Frances newest popular singer.
Shop owners complain that un.
til recently. when Jesuit Father
Anne Duval gave his first Paris
recital before capacity audi
ence, it was difficult enough to
supply the demands of teen-agers
for his records. Now, however,
they are ready to give up before
the clamoring for the young
priests songs.
Father Duyai, SO, was born in
Frances Vosges mountain coun.
try, between Lorraine and Alsace.
As he grew up. he learned the
songs and music of country peo-
pie and taught himself to sing in
the manner of the country min-
strels of the past.
During his studies for the
priesthood in the Society of Jesus,
Father Duval was often given
the responsibility OF training and
directing choirs.
After ordination he was per-
mltted to travel through the Vos-
ges country, singing for the peo-
pie and conducting what might
almost be called musical mis-
Sions."
Father Duval's repertoire con
sists almost entirely of songs he
has written himself. He found
that modern music, at least popu-
lar modern music. was ''pitiful, -
so he wrote songs to fill the need
he saw.
The priests songs are all spir-
ltual, but simply worded so as to
appeal to all listeners.
After each songfest, Father Du.
val gives his listeners a short talk
on mans condition on earth and
his responsibilities and relation
to God. The talk is followed by
a discussion, and the discussions
have always proved very lively
Recently, Father Duval gave
a recital in Paris largest audi.
tofium, and was heard by more
than 5000 people, a great many
of them teen-agers. After the re,
cital and usual talk and discus,
sion, the priest was mobbed by
hundreds OF teen-agers, all eager
for his autograph.