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GLASSMANORi

GLASsMANORi SII,5OO Modern
semidetached brick in beautiful
cond... ASSUME 4Iaec CT LOAN
Lge. liv., rm., din area, > bedrms.
mod tiled bath, full, dry bsmt
Walking dist. TO Eastover shops,
y. C.; tare. Ewes, LU. l-3S33
MA. S-5020,
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
HUDSON REALTY co
UN. 4-slSl UN. 4-151B

Congressional Country Club: vaS
ter sewer and paved streets; S4,-
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3o4 W. Lee Hwy. Fairfax. CIR. 3-l4ol
Realtors ia. 4-14O6
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ARLINGTON. NoRTH-Brick Cap,
Cod: S2I,750. Just redec' I'll
to bus; blk. to shopping; / Blk
to schools. hedrms., liv. nm
with firepl., sep. din. rm., iEe
scr. porch, full hsmt., attached
garage: immediate occupancy
TRADES CONSIDERED
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-FOUR BEDRMs-, ? BATHs-Newiy

decorated inside and out. This de-
lightful frame Cape Cod is only a
mentary schools and offers spa
cious living for the realistic price
of Sl2,950. Only S4OO down. Call
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
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PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
I'M AI1RR

COLLEGE PARK-New 3 bedrm
Completed. Move right in Sl3,450.
Reas. terms. To inspect call HE.
4-l70O. HUGH T PECK. Realtor.
COLLEGE PARK = Assume 41zPs
loan and pay only S95 Der mo,
on this attrac. 3-bedrm. home
with sep. din. rm.. full bsmt. and
lge. lot. Full price, S14,s00. E. C
HILLEY g. CO., REALTORS, AP
T-7200.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
43,500 So. Ft.

43,500 So. Ft.
Modern, exceptionally well-con
structed warehouse in best D. c
location. R.R. siding: recessed
loading bays, 90 #. ceiling. In
cluded in above square footage is
a substantial amount Of excellent
air-conditioned office space. Prop
erty now occupied but can give
early possession. Price less than
replacement.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
REALTORS
1925 H ST. NV. MA, S-55OO
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MODERN LIVING at its
best can be found in this
3-bedroom brick rambler
with 9 floor plan that is not
only different but exciting,
Completely finished rec,
room, beautiful lawn, To-
Gated in exclusive Mount
Vernon area. Financing ar
ranged to suit you. Call
KI $4,000, ROUTH ROB-
BINS, REAL ESTATE
CORP.
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Silver Spring

Modern 1-story and lower ground
level bldg. with parking for cars
Ground floor air conditioning and
arranged for display room and
off1ces Lower level makes excel
lent shop. Heavy traf1c passes
door
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
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LINcoLNIA HEIGHTs-Modernis
tically designed new spIit-leyel
$4,000. 3 bedrms.. IL baths
nv. rm. with firepl., rec, rm
with hrepl., din. rm. and mod
prlgnt kit. TRADES cONSID.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. FoR RENT
LANGLEY PARK

Downstairs floor for rent; $500
per year: approx. 10000 so. #
loading dock, freight elev.. plenty
Of parking; immed. occupancy
ideal for bakery. food processine
or storage. $4,000 bakery equip.
ment installed. ready for use. Cal
Mr.. Goldenberg. Sun. and ewes :,
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7 CORNERS

7 CORNERS
Shopping center for most Of your
needs. but small neighboThood
shopping center Just a few blocks
away. 4-bedroom home. full base
ment, enclosed porch of kitchen
FHA. appraised $4,000. Vacant.
Ready for Christmas occupancy
ARLINGTON REALTY CO., 230C
Wilson blvd. ia. 7-93O0.
A DOZEN BEAUTIFUL HOMES t.
choose from in an excellent neigh.
borhood tno . houses alikel From
3 hedrms. and . baths to 4 bed.
rms. and pa baths: on beaut
level lot, ranging in price from
S23,500 to $4,000 with excel.
lent financing. Brsnd-new all
brick split-levelS and ramblerS
located in Baileys Cross Roads
area. Convenient to schools,
churches, Pentagon, Navy Annex
and big shopping centers. Excel.
TRANSPORTATION. These homes must
be seen to be appreciated. Phone
JE; 10000; WIN. A. CHAPMAN
st Falls Church.
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DREYFUSS BROS.

1919 18th st. NV. Ma. s-O5sO
SCHOOL OR CHURCH-Beautiful
9-rm, brick Colonial: q baths; Az
acres, Handicapped grounds, play
ground; beautiful residential in
Alex. Used last Is yrs. for $50 stu.
dents OF private school. Expansion
program necessitates change. Rent
or sale below market value Only
small cash down payment needed
ia. 10000 or IA. 1886
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

WANT TO LEASE APPROX. 5000
50. it.. suit. for engineering Of
fees and research lab. JU. s.
1924, or JE. 4-S343
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AT FOOD CONFERENCE
Editors Are Beginning to Get
faded Taste Buds From Edting

duced for the first time.
General Mills. Inc. present.
ed the newest addition to
their cook book library,
Betty Crocker's Guide to
Easy Entertaining"
Inspired by the many re-
quests for advice on party
giving, the book tells what to
serve for every phase Of
modern day entertaining.
Gay sketches, l6 pages Of
full color and q total of 176
pages are spiral-bound be-
tween wipe-clean covers re-
produced from original nee
dlepoint embroidery. Pub
lished by Golden Press, Easy
Entertaining" is priced at
only 81.
Against q country fair
background. the company
also presented eight COM
pletely reformulated cake
mixes white, yellow,
chocolate malt, devils food.
black walnut. marble, honey
spice and peanut delight. A
prize-winner at any fair. the
new mixes are made with q
softer -four, finer sugar and
q creamier shortening. They
make q cake larger in vol
une and more moist. Every
thing goes into the bowl at
one time then Just four min.
utes beating time. The choc-
olate cake served at my table
was split, layered with FROST
ing cream, and glazed with
chocolate fudge frosting mix.
The cake will serve II gen.
erously, 20 with modest-size
servings.
Everything on the dinner
menu which started with
celery root and green grape
salad, to the parmesan fried
chicken, shaked stuffed to-
matoes. duchess potatoes.
bread sticks, and ended with
the cake, came from q Betty
Croker cookbook or was
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fine bread crumbs over sides
anad bottom Of well-greased
1h-quart Turks head mold
or casserole. Stir batter
down. Beat thoroughly. Turn
into prepared mold or cas-
serole. Let rise in warm place
until doubled in bulk. about
I hour. Bake In "a 35O-degree
oven about so minutes. Serve
warm In o napkin folded as
follows:
Napkin Rose
Starch very stiffly q To-
Inch square napkin and iron
1t nat. Place It on q table
and fold over the four COR
ners so that they meet exact
" In the center. Crease the
four bias edges thus formed.
Turn over the newly-formed
square and lay 1t on the
table with the folded side
underneath. Fold over the
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Is tender and has absorbed
all LIQUID. Serve with lobster
bobotee:
2 South African rock lobster
tails
3 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons -four
Ia cups milk
! teaspoon salt
! teaspoon Angostura bitters
] tablespoon curry powder
] can a ounces) sliced
mushrooms
Parboil lobster tails by
cooking In boiling, sailed wa
ter for 2 minutes. Cut away
inderside membrane and re-
move meat from shells. Cut
In bite size pieces. Make q
cream sauce Of the butter,
milk and -four. Add season.
ings, rock lobster pieces and
mushrooms. Cook slowly until
heated through. Makes six
servings.
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By VIOLET FAULKNER
Star Food Editor

CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-As we
reach the midway point In
the annual Newspaper Food
Editors Conference being
held here in Chicago this
week our taste buds are be-
ginning to get a bit jaded
from eating every hour on
the hour.
Today's program begins
with a Kellogg breakfast at
which time the Importance Of
cereal not only as a breakfast
food but also as a cooking in
gredient Is to be stressed.
At a mlo-morning kaf--
feeklatsch, General Foods
yesterday unveiled their
newest product and one
you're all going to love
the General Foods Kitchens
Cookbook. Luscious coffee
cakes, tiny cheese tarts,
orange nut bread. and Q
kugelhupf served with vien-
nese coffee had been made
from recipes in this new and
different book. But more
about this cookbook its
formal and text-next week
In our Thursday food section.
New Cheese Products
A premium-quality natural
cheddar cheese was one of 23
new products, flavor or pack
aging developme nts an
r1ounced to food editors by
Mr.. Roy D. Wooster, executive
vice president Of the Borden
Co. Speaking at a dinner held
earlier in the week. Mr..
Wooster said their latest
cheese will be called Gail Bor-
Den Signature cheddar. It
viii be available in limited
markets by early November,
and in national distribution
by the end Of the year.
Dessert at dinner featured
Their newest ice cream flavor,
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cream. selecting a cream with
pronounced chocolate flavor.
Accompany with whipped
cream topped with q sprink-
ling Of instant coffee that has
been heated in the open q few
minutes.
Kugelhupf
"a cup milk
"a cup sugar
"a teaspoon salt
V cup. warm (not hot)
water
" cup az stick) corn-oil
margarine
/ package or cake yeast. ac-
tive or compressed.
2 eggs. beaten
IA cups sifted enriched flour
Fine bread crumbs
scald milk. Stir in sugar.
salt and margarine. Cool to
lukewarm. Measure water
into bowl. (Cool to lukewarm
for compressed yeast.) Sprin.
kle or crumble in yeast. Stir
until dissolved. Stir In luke
warm milk mixture. Add eggs
and flour. Beat vigorously
about 5 minutes. Cover. Let
rise In warm place. free from
draft. until doubled in bulk,
about Ia hours. Sprinkle
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banana bowl. II was served
in q baked Alaska topped with
rum sauce. This ice cream
went into national distribu-
ton this month.
Also new with the company
are the 6-ounce rectangular
bars Of cream cheese in four
different havors date N
nut. chive. pimento and plain.
Appearing in q new dress are
the old favorite che es e
spreads, II in number.
They're now packaged in new
clear glass jars with the con-
venient twist-off tops and q
wide, steady base.
Coming UP In November
they will launch nationally q
new coffee ring. It's q coffee
ring in a can same size
as their ready to-bake biscuit
can, complete with dough.
glaze and icing. ready to
serve In IS minutes.
New Business
"Just recently we've gone
into the sea food business"
stated Mr.. Wooster. We've
acquired plants in Maine and
New Jersey that produce some
20 items ranging from minced
clans to lobster Newburg."
Just coming into local
markets are two new soups
In the Campbell soup fam.
lily. They made their debut
at lunch yesterday. One is a
cream Of vegetable, the
other tomato rice with
chunks Of tomato in the
broth.
DR.. c. II. Krieger. director
Of basic research and prod
uct development. presented
charts showing the important
part soups can play in our
dietary program with spe-
cial emphasis on the nutri.
tive value.
At dinner last night still
another cookbook was intro
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corners Of the newly-formed
square so that they meet ex-
actly in the center and
crease down the four bias
edges thus formed. Turn over
again and spread open the
four original corners to make
q hollow in which TO put the
cake.
Capetown Rice and
Rock Lobster
2 cups rice
6 cups boiling water
v pound light brown sugar
! tablespoon butter
! teaspoon tumeric
/ tablespoon salt
! cup. raisins
! stick cinnamon
! teaspoon Angostura bitters
Bring water to boil In large
pan. Add all ingredients ex-
cept rice. Gradually add rice.
cover and simmer until rice
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From our new Separates Shop, we choose
this superbly executed Kimberly wooden. In
our opinion, only Kimberly Knits, at the
price, achieve such elegant simplicity of line
-. and without unsightly cling Shun wrin-
kles, too. In bachelor blue, gazelle tan, aqua
marine, beige or strawberry; sizes 10 to 10.
Other Kimberly wool knits from 30 SO to $45.
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made with a oompanv prod-

made with . company prod
uct.
At the bread booth" at
the fair, ! was enchanted
with the batter beatniks"
and I'm sure your children
will be too (the recipe will
appear in this column very
soon). In the meantime, here
are recipes for more Of the
food we've been sampling
this week.
viennese Coffee
Franz Josef
u pint heavy cream
! tablespoon sugar
/ inch scraped vanilla bean
or few drops vanilla ex-
tract
4 cups freshly-brewed extra
strength coffee, instant or
regular
Y pint chocolate ice cream
Instant coffee
Place cream in metal bowl
and place over q second bowl
filled with ice cubes and
water. Using q wire whisk.
beat In sugar and the scrap
ings from the inside of inch
Of vanilla bean or the extract.
To serve. I'LL tall chocolate
cups " full with coffee. Add
q scoop Of chocolate ice
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FOR SALE-Girls zo-in. bike;
excellent eoneidon, SIS. Phone
CT. 6-O76l
FORAIALS, 2 pink, I blue, all
size II. so each; worn only
once. Cali JOYCE. WE. 5-525o.
BICYCLE, boys 26-in. Raleigh
sports, 3-speed gears, coaster
brakes, very good cond.; SIS.
10. e-3937.
SELLING 4 Staunton uniform
blouses and / overcoat, almost
new for boy 40 lbs, 5-ft., g.
IN; $73 takes all. HARRY
LEWIS, Qtrs. 1912, Wright ave-,
Fort Meade, Nd.
FORD 1850; blue. " race; loaded.
new WV. tires: best offer over
$500. JU. 9-0446.
LIONEL TRAIN SETS CD; !
hrand-new, other used twice,
plus many accessories. extra
track, 4 switches. VIII sell all
or part. CAN OIL. 2-7715.
MOTOR SCOOTER 1851 cush-
man Eagle; windshield: motor
recently overhauled; SIS.
BILL, so. S-92o5.
CHEW. s6'' PARTS, starters, ny
wheels, clutches, throwouts,
CARDS, fly wheel housings. etc.
BOB, LU. 2-1345.
BARBELL-DUMBBELL SET, l40
lbs; includes one barbell and
two dumbbells; bars are steel
and have chrome knurled
sleeves for easier handling;
barbell is q fun 5 #. in length.
with safety collars. Ii. 4-7438.
ACCORDION, l20-bass, perfect
condition, $50. Call STEVE,
co. 8-2683.
BICYCLE, boys. 26-in. Western
Flyer: good condition, SIS. Call
IA. 0-4i36.
12-FT. RUNABOUT and trailer,
cover, anchor, shield, Fiber
glased, $500 or best offer. AP.
7-2888. :
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Car Wush Aids
Hospital Fund

The Student Council Of
Oxon Hill High School Is
sponsoring a car wash to
benefit the Greater Southeast
Community Hospital Fund.
Council members are sell
ing coupons at PTA meetings
and at the Eastover Shop
ping Center emitting pur-
chasers to have their cars
washed any time during
March. The council will re-
ceive so cents from each
$3.50 coupon for the fund.
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FORD COUPE ~; white primer,
Mercury motor, 0verhauled.
good tires, r., h., moon hubs,
new battery. extras; $170 or
best offer. Can JU. 5-z257.
FOR SALE-2k-h.p motor and
midget car partially completed,
SIS; motor only, SO; clarinet,
metal. $50, good condition.
JU. 7-7945.
PLYMOUTH So Cranbrook 4
DIR. sedan; auto. trans, seat
covers, good tires. new carb.
and bat, heater and defroster;
garage kept. excellent condi-
ton; Sass. GEORGE, WA. Z
2e03.
RAMBLER 81; snappy yellow
finish: sell or take motorbike
or trade. Also, e0-bass Italian
accordion, sell or trade for
portable or FIN radio or Tv or
other. Can see at Shady Side,
Nd, or call UN. 7-6e53 for
arrangement to bring to d. g.
BERK PROCTOR.
BICYCLE. boys 26-in. English
racer with Asp. gear box; $40.
GEORGE, WA. 7-2803.
HO, just dismantled 5 It. by 10
It. HO-ga. layout. VIII sell all.
Atlas snap-track, 2 weeks old.
Phone JE. 2-3262.
ROLLER SKATES, Chicago,
white, Q, good condition; 50.
AP. 1880.
FOR SALE, Mustang motorcycle;
completely overhauled In Dec.
New tires, paint Cblack); $225.
Cali KE. e-6203.
MELAPHONE, with case, Holten;
good cond., $65; baritone.
Conn, good cond., $l25. LOU,
HE. 4-5660.
AQUARIUM, 2e-gal., lo-gal.
stainless steel; lights, pump,
access; first, SO. LOU. HE.
4-566s.
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HARLEQUIN PARAKEET, s7s5;

HARLEQUIN PARAKEET, ST95;
normal breeders, 1856; breed
ing cages. $495; all healthy
birds. JE. 2-o12e.
PACKARD 4s convertible; gray
with white leather upholstery;
radio, heater; Va. inspection
certificate; classy chassis; $500.
Call Elmwood 6-4379.
FOR SALE-1940 Plymouth Sc
dan; rebuilt motor, clstomized
body, radio. SIS. Oh. 8-7155.
EMERSON portable radio, per-
feet condition; win sell for
So or viii trade with cash for
any regular table model radio
in good condition. Have beau
tiful ATCO 3-power microscope
set, complete with glass covers,
glass mounting slides and
wooden carrying box with book
of instructions and ideas.
Nearly brand-new. win sen for
$50. WANTED: Table model
television, must be In good
condition, preferably In price
range of $50 and under. For
information, call OIL. 6-4275.
OLDS 48; automatic, radio,
heater, windshield washer; 500
or best offer. AP. 7-2S88.
BUY RECORDS at 25% dis
count. Send name, address
and titles Of records wanted to:
Platter Parade. Box 80, Brooke
vile, Md. Please enclose SO
cents plus 6 cents post. and
ms. for each record. Also,
record cases for SAG. Write
for information. Thank you.
IRISH SETTER PUPS, 3 mos.
Axe reg; litter Of z; make
good hunting dogs and lovable
pets for children. Sold on
first-come, first-serve basis.
SIP. 4-7403.
BICYCLE, boys lightweight 26-
IN; has 3-speed gears, hand
brakes and saddle bag; price,
Sl8. Call so. 5-93o9.
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Miscellaneous
For Sole

BICYCLE, girls 26-in. Western
Flyer; buzzer. light, baskets:
good condition: $25. EN-.
3-0658.
OCEAN HOPPER short-wave ra-
dio, with broadcast plug-in coil.
speaker included; SO. JE.
2-6628.
n AND IL IN. Tvs, IS: Heath
kit VTVM, $40; 40-lb. bow. SO.
OIL. 2-0372.
MOTORCYCLE, 1854 Triumph
Tiger Cub: excellent condition:
extras. OF. 4-7664.
FOR SALE-Front motor mount
to mount Olds engine on So
"a Ford, SIS; front motor
mounts to mount Olds engine
in 49-'53, SIS: generators and
starter for 6-volt Olds, 1882,
$l4. Call MARY LEE after II
Sunday. ia. s-0228.
ls4l DODGE radio, heater. WA.
7-9375. Good condition.
DUAL QUAD MANIFOLD '55-'57
Ford; / Hollev 4-barrel carb., 2
He'll, air cyl, dual pit. dist,
linkage; go. SANDY, WO. g.
1857.
PERSONAL CARDS, quality
printed on fine vellum. Cali
NIKE SHAFFER, 10. 1886.
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FOR SALE-Parts for Olds en-
CINE up to IS stock: starter
mount, IS: Olds beIl-housing,
SIS, and clutch disc bonded
and riveter, SO. Call MARY
LEE after IL Sunday, ia.
9-O22o.
NAME AND ADDRESS LABELS
1000 three-line labels printed
In blue, gummed and padded;
packed In q FREE plastic gift
box, 81, postpaid. VIRGINIA
LEE. p. o. Box 16o, Vienna, Va.
% NANCY DREW BOOKS, SOC
each; girls 20-in. bicycle, like
new. go. Cali 10. 7-323l.
BICYCLE, boys 26-in. Phillips
English racer: excellent condi-
ton: $25. Cali TONY, OF.
ol-T386.
TROMBONE, Collegiate, good as
new: used one school semester.
CAN Al, JU. 5-4le4.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 1K-h.p.
Elgin air. cooled: excellent cond.
$35. Can IA. 7-94e7.
PHONO, automatic As rpm.
Western Autos own brand;
handsome brown and white,
SIS. 10. 10000, PAULA HAM
ILTON.
PONTIAC 1919 for sale: straight
shift: very good condition. good
tires. For quick sale. best
offer. CAN evenings, OIL. s.
0l63.
FOR SALE Ford engine 90;
recently overhauled. Call IA.
1880 after 8 pm, ask for
RICK.
EVENING DRESS, white, bal
lerina length: good condition.
worn twice. $40. Call CARLA,
WA. T-6673.
IS CHEW. GRILLE, 1887 Chev.
hood, manifold. IS each; 50
Plym. front bumper. SIS. JE.
2-O6o2.
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Greetings

JUDY LAVENDER - Happy
birthday to q swell kid. Love,
JUDY H. and THELMA &c.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Susie Babe,
from JUDY GOLDMAN and
TONI ZORRMLA. on March o.
HAPPY "1e TEEN CANDLES to
Lee w., on March 2. Love
from SEM. RID.
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HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLNE: Wednesday pm for Sunday following. Ads
received too late win appear week later
RATES: lines 25c. l0c each additional line You
figure the cost yourself Allow words line.
TO PLACE Write ad and figure Give your name. adj
dress and telephone number and send your ad plus
payment. to TEEN-ADS. The Washington Star. WASH
ington 4. D. c,
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Miscellaneous
Wanted

WANTED-Whizzer engine for
parts, any condition; must be
cheap. KE. 6-6634.
A PAIR GIRLS ROLLER shoe
skates. s or 6lz; win pay S..
SIP. 3-47S1.
PEN PALS wANTED-write to
DANCY WOOD. IL Ridge. Nd.
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IIlillllilll'lllllIll IlllllIllllllll|llIllllIlln
RECORDS played at parties and
dances: 8 speakers or more,
$50 records; prices low. BOB,
LU. 2 1915.
HAVE BAND, WILL TRAVEL
Can THE MODERNs for the
best In jazz, rock and ron or
smooth dance music. EN-. 3
e131 or WO. 6-7g71.
FOR THE BEST In ell kinds Of
music, get Washington's most
versatile band. THE CHrRPS,
OIL. $3.50.
HAVE RECORDS, WILL SPIN
Have over $50 records and HI
n system to play at hops. par
ties, etc. Also, free top rec
ord give-aways and top tune
lists: reas. rates. SIP. 4-7403.
THE SPECIAL BAND for the
special occasion. THE NO.
MAIDS, JU. 5-4252.
PLANNING A DANCE? Get THE
SPORTSMEN: music for al
occasions. CAN JERRY, ia.
s-235s.
MAY WE HAVE THE NEXT
DANCE? Areas hottest, new,
rock n roll combo now avail
able for immediate booking;
reasonable rates. THE DUKES,
~. 9-I504.
GUITAR LESSONS-Also, banjo,
steel guitar, mandolin, ukelele,
cleo. bass; studio or your home.
CLYDE MARSHALL. 10. g.
54s6.
FANTABULOUS NEW RECORD.
Prediction for future top 10
hstingsl ROCKIN CRICK-
ET, BY HOT TODDYS on
SHAN-TODD label.
JON SILVER presents quality
music for all occasions; all
styles; dance orks, trios to Il
pes. hill-billy, rock-roll, Dixie,
mod. Jazz. ref. supp. on REQ.
Reas rates. HE. 9-2z79.
WsAJ AND WADE YORKE pre-
sent q teen-age Jazz canteen,
every Sun. at the Amber Room,
S546 l4th st. NV, from 8 to 9
pm. All teen-agers welcome.
so cents admission to help
cover cost Of live, modern jazz.
MUSICAL DEVELOPMENT op-
portunity for children (vhite),
7years and older, through teen-
age For a short time only,
eligible children, z years Of
age and up, win be considered
for enrolment IN q most un-
usual musical development pro-
gram. For those selected, In
struments and music VIII be
furnished free Of charge. All
children (vhite) who apply, win
be granted an opportunity to
qualify In the privacy Of their
own homes and in the presence
Of both parents. For qualifica-
ton interview, call SIP. 3-67is.
AMBROSE: Have you ever heard
the SAVOYS?
Alvin: Yeah. it's like they're
marvellous, wonderful; I mean
its like they really swing.
Ambrose: Now there is a man
who thinks for himself.
Alvin: Now pay me the 10 bucksl
For dances, parties. etc. call
WARREN, AP. 7-2927l
DANCE INsTRUCTIoN-Teens,
adults. group. private: modern
jazz also dnter-raciaD. Ii.
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Notices

.sENTnIENTALS" Dance Or
chestra for hire-Music for
every mood; special emphasis
given to parties and formals;
prices TO fit every budget. Call
RIA. 6-8107 or To. 1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Situations Wonted

HIGH SCHOOL colored boy
wishes part-time job evenings.
Cali Ii. 6-476e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
SUNDAY

For late program changes
see --latest TV Information"
in the Sunday Amusement
Section and on the daily
TV page.
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March n

$3.50
4-ChTission Science. Religion.
Removing Barriers for Young
People" Mrs. Moria Soubler,
moderator.
Sword Of Faith. Religion.
S-Moss for Shut-lns.
Celebroted OF q Washington altar.
9:45
4-DoteIine U. n.
1000
4-ReIisi0Ws Hour. Film.
5-Foith for Today. Religion.
7-Junsle Jim. Adventure.
Johnny WeissmulIer stars.