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Milford chronicle., 1959-05-22
RIDING IN STYLE

ARLINGTON, Va. lP)-Passeng-
ers at the Chantilly Airport for
Washington, near here, will be
whisked from the terminal to
planes in moving mobile lounges. .
Walkways no longer will be nee
essary. The lounges, about Is by
so feet, will have passenger Ca
pacity of 80. The passenger misses
the fumes and roar of jet planes,
entering the lounge through seal
ed connection with the terminal
and leaves it through a pneumatic
connection with his plane.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-22

Baptist Church and the First Meth
odist Church. We saw where Gen
eral Torbert used to live. Then we
went back to school.
Gloria Webber
General TOrbert
General Torbert was general
in the Civil War He lived in Mil
ford in big house now called Null
holland Apartments. His wife was
Miss Currie.
He died from drowning in boat
accident. Before he was buried in
the Milford cemetery, his body was
drawn by white horses through the
streets of New York and Philade1-
phia. He was a great man.
Christy Hamilton
Nancy McGee
Planting a Garden
One day when we were living
with our grandmother, we decided
to plant garden. We could plant
peach seeds in it. My brother was
digging holes. / was putting peach
seeds in them. My big sister was
covering up the holes. Right by her
came my little sister with a little
bag pulling the peach seeds right
out of the ground.
Gary Morris
Blow Wind
Blow, wind, blow,
Blow high, blow low.
Blow the clouds across the sky,
Why you roam, don't know why.
Blow, wind, blow,
Blow high, blow low.
o wind, you blow all day SO hard,
You blow the leaves across my
yard.
Margaret Ann Stokes
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-22
Dover to see these places.
Bobby Bullock
Steven Bunting
Amrfau lfnro In nolasrara


Agriculture in Delaware
Mr.. Allan Edsall of the High
School faculty talked to us about
farming in Delaware. He showed
slides of all kinds of pigs. The
Duroc is red. The Hampshire is
black with a white belt Then he
showed slides of cows. We saw
pastures of dairy cattle and beef
cattle. We saw the kinds of chick
! ems raised in Delaware. We were
shown pictures of sheep. We
learned that the eve is the female
sheep and the ram is the male
sheep
Mr.. Edsall told us about the i'm
portant crops of Delaware. Corn
and soy beans are the main crops.
Potatoes are very important crop.
They are raised mostly between
Dover and the -Chesa-
peake Canal Around Milford there
are many truck crops such as
lima beans, sweet corn, asparagus,
tomatoes, and green peppers. Near
Delmar and Selbyville canteloupes
and watermelOns are grown.
Mark Edsall
Our Class Play
We have written a play about
teeth. We want to help children to
learn how to take care of their
teeth. The name of the play is
Mikes Tooth Troubles" Jerry
Redden plays the part of Mike. The
other characters are: Mother, jan
ct Watson; Father, Steven Wright;
DR.. Nelson, James Acko; Nurse,
Linda Sue Workman; Ann, Geri
Clark; Mr.. Tooth Decay, Mark Ed
sail; Mr.. Toothbrush, Alton Webb.
The stage managers are Jackie
Walls and Peggy Pase. We have
foods to use as props for our play.
Geri Clark
Grade 3 Section 2
Mrs. Lillian Milbury, Teacher
In connection with our study of
old Milford we took a field trip to
see mill. Mrs. Bertha Carey talk
ed to us about her childhood. She
also told us about General Torbert.
We have written stories about the
The Causey Mansion
The Causey Mansion is an old
house. 1t belonged to the Causey
family in the seventeen and eigh-
teen hundreds. The land around it
was then a large plantation.
Later Governor Causey bought
the mansion. He raised the house
one floor. He put the front on the
back and the back where the front
used to be-
The colored nanny who lived in
the little house at the side of the
mansion got so fat they followed
out bricks along the stairway SO
she could go upstairs.
Carol Denny.
AbbOtt's Mill
Last week we went on trip to
Abbott's Mill. Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott
told us about the mill They showed
us how they made wheat into flour.
He showed us bags of flour Water
turns the wheels and that makes
the power that grinds the wheat.
Phyllis Ann Verley
Our Field Trip
The first thing we did was to get
on the bus. Next, we went to the
mill We saw how they made flour
out of wheat. Mr.. Abbott showed us
flour in the pitchhandle. We saw
how tn wheel turned
We visited the farm of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vibbert near the mill. Mrs.
Vibbert told us about the house
over a hundred years old. We saw
cows. calves and chickens.
When we came back to town we
went by the old school We saw the
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-22
TOOLS OF TRADE

RICHMOND. Va. fP)-In one day.
46 Internal Revenue Service work.
ers opened 10000 income tax let
ters. C. w. Glotzbach. district d.
rector, was so pleased that he
bought-out of his own pocket
prizes for the four top letter open
ers.
The prizes were eather-handled
letter openers.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-22

trying futilely for effective control of
erabgrass and weeds. Then compare
this-probably wasted money and effort
with our amazingly low charges for
really doing these jobs. Very often, Gem
erai Sprays prices for service work are
LESS than you pay for materials alone!
That's because General Spray buys in
bulk the finest chemicals made by big
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-22
WORLDS LARGEST
LAWN SPRAY SERVICE
WORKS FOR YOU!

Operating coast to coast, GSS Is the
worlds largest lawn and garden spray
service. Each year, a GSS expert combs
the chemical industry, visits leading uni-
versities-selects not just the BEST but
chemicals, seed formulas, etc.-so GSS
can GUARANTEE to give you BET
TER results for LESS MONEY.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-22

companies like American Cyanamid.
Dow, Dupont, Olin- Mathiesen, and 0rtho
and then applies these materials with
maximum care, efficiency, and economy.
And remember-unlike when you "do
it yourself" or use an unframed. or
poorly equipped service company-Gen-
eral Spray guarantees in writing on the
satisfied OR YOUR MONEY BACK
Even golf clubs and parks find it
cheaper and better to buy General
Sprays efficient, low-cost service and
save not only the high operating cost of
doing it themselves but also the big in
vestment in specialized spray equipment.
Write rs TODAYi
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-22
How you Sove

Look now into your own garage at the
chemicals and equipment you have
bought. Then think how you use them
only occasionally, if and when you get
the chance. Think what you have
ALREADY SPENT-without planned
method, program, or ALLEGATION of time
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-22

children, male and female, when
they are mere infants. The
practice never fails to produce the
desired effect.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-22

LINES, FertiIizes. Seeds
Lowns-KiIIs w ee ds,
Gro gras ss-De stroys
Ants, Grubs, Over 200
Other Pests New Hydro
notic" Way.
NOW YOU CAN really keep lawns rich
and green-free of weeds and .crabgrass
keep trees and shrubs strong and
stately-keep lawns and gardens insect
and pest-free-just by lifting up your
telephone!
Using super-efficient "Agi-Sprayer,"
General Sprays trained operators can
service 1000 square feet of your lawn in
minutes! This permits cost so Lo1U
that regular, professional lawn care is
now within the reach of millions of home
owners where only wealthy golf clubs,
rich estates, and publicly-supported
parks could afford it before.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-22
GOLF GREEN TEST PROVES YOUR LAWN CAN
Be TWICE As GREEN As YOUR NElGHBoR's!

This golf green
received regu.
lar care all sea-
SON from o
profes sio n al
greenskeeper.
Yet ju st ONE
scientific treat
ment with spe-
cial m aterial
turned turf in
lower portion
of pie { re
TWICE as green
in 2 daysl
That's just one
reason why GSs
can CUARAN-
TEE to make
AN Y Ia w n
Greener, richer,
healthier than
Uer before or
rour m on ey
sack! Yet cost
. so Low any
me can afford
his expert GSs
sarvicel
Evening star., 1959-11-21
ARLINGTON N.
ARLINGToN-FAIRFAx
UNTOGETHER

Tosetherness is the theme
Of this all-bFick rancheF in
close-in, prestige neigh
borhood Of N. Arlington,
There is plenty Of space for
Dad to get away from ID all,
Mama to sew in peace, and
the children to raise havoc
without disturbing the fam
ily's tranquility. This home
features 4 bedTms., den or
2nd rec. rm., 2H baths, Iiy.
rm with lovely stone frspi.,
Ice: din. rm., fully equip. kit.
with breakfast nook and
many, many extrRsl Only
p ft34;soGi 81 psN1. xaeant m 5dSooTc sss oTcsady
Evening star., 1959-11-21
"a ACRE IN
SLEEPY HOLLOW

New, brick ck-and-frame split
level, offering 25x13 living
room with fireplace, l5-ft. de
luxe kitchen featuring dis
posal, dishwaSher, eye-level
oven, 4 large bedrooms, 2
baths, 22-ft. finished recre-
alton room with fireplace, out
Side-entrance basement; high
elevation. Open Sunday, l
pm, til dark. Prom 14th st.
Bridge. out Columbia pike to
Columbia rd., turn right to
Sleepy Hollow rd., left on Ayr
Hill rd. to house on right.
So7,500. Call IA. 4-6060.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
MCLEAN
WOODED SETTING

New, brick rambler. near COM
pletion, on quiet cul-de-Sac.
5 bedrooms, 3 baths, large liv-
ing room with fireplace, full
basement, fireplace in recrea-
tion room, carport: last word
in kitchens: quality home, in
select area: walk to school,
convenient to bus and shop
ping. Open Saturday and Sun
day, l pm. til dark. From
Key Bridge, out Lee hwy. to
Old Dominion dr., bear right
on Old Dominion approximate
ly 3 miles to 1900, left on
1909 to Longfellow Court, left
on Longfellow Court to house.
$33,950. Call ia. 4-6O6O.
Evening star., 1959-11-21

ARL,, NO, wEsToVER. 2-bedTn
pTisE ns coionlal; ssp; din. rm, fun
garase. transp. on corner. Sl5,-
200, RENoIT 4 ALVAREZ, Real
Evening star., 1959-11-21
THEY NEVER CHANCE
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

aOLMEs RUN ACRES - S2O,7SO,
FHA-Bi-leyel contemporary. rec.
rm.. . firepls.. . baths, patio and
earpoft; can Romance FLA SIS.
500 nrst mortgage or assume 4hG
nrst mortgage and q second
mortgase with small down pay
ment Swimming pool member
ship available Beautifully land.
scaped 2423 Executive ave. Fails
Church, Va, XII. S-6e33
HOUSE OR HOME?
Gracious living in older home
Family kitchen with pantry. for
NAL dining rm., 3 bedrooms with
stairs to large attic studio or 4th
bedroom. Ia baths, full bsmt.
with rec. rm. Open. 1909 Russell
rd., Alexandria.
Split-level. 3 bedrms., IA baths,
rec. rnl., earport; Anchor fence
Immediate possession. Open $500
Inverness dr., SpFtnKfield.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
$3.50 DOWN-FHA
STORM EQUIPPED

Neat and trim rambler: 8 bed
rooms, equipped kitchen, sep
Arate dining room; immediate
possession: only 80 Minis. to
Washington via Shirley hwy,
convenient to bus and shop
ping; h-acre lot; Sl2,95O,
Dial 703-Gypsy 10000.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
FARMS

REALTY co. has farms
and acreage in Mont, Howard,
Carroll and Fred. Counties. WA.
4-aS11.
FARM WANTED-DeSirous Of rent
ing ! ) to 30 acres In upper Mtg.
CITY. must have facilities for or
more horses and house with mod
ern cows; will take Iong-term
lease with option TO buy. OIL.
1895.
FOR sALE-6. rs acres; house, &
rooms, bath. laundry; garage and
outbuildings. Cub tractor and
complete set of implements;
freezer, washer, corn. chickens,
many other items. l mile to Fort
Meade de- on Route 7l3 Priced
Evening star., 1959-11-21
LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

SITE for organiza.
ton ton h,eadqHartersi commercial Of
noes; light industTlal research bldg.
close in. j ACRE. Sold subject
to coming. Call Mr.. Mularkey, JU,
$4,000. with NJ. PAUL HANNAH.
732 18th st. NV. NE. sL41O0.
CONTINUED on Next Page
Evening star., 1959-11-21
LORD, FAIRFAX

BEAUTIFUL birch Kit. In this 3
bedrm. brk. rsmb.: Ia compart-
menred baths. lge. liv. rm. with q
sided firepl,, wonderful daylight
bsmt.: all city utils.; nr. stores;
S2l 500,
Evening star., 1959-11-21
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

5 BLDGS. and warehouse; So IT.
on ave: also other prop; owner
leav. 1896 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
VIRGINIA HOMES FOR SALE
EASY TO BUY

Assume present loan on this
rambler. Owner will hold
2nd trust, low down payment.
l2x12 dining area, delightful
kitchen, disposal, 3 bedrooms,
Ia baths, carport: over "a
acre: Mount Vernon area;
S16,5O0. Call so. 6-6790.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED

AND INTERNATIONAL
EGNE E r NG-CONSTRUCTION
firm is interested in establishing
= downtown engineering air con-
ditioned once early in 1850.
Total area required is 1000 TO
2500 50. # including 4 or +
private ofnces. Please supply
sketch or area available and
rental conditions TO Box 9S r,
Star
Evening star., 1959-11-21
FULL BASEMENT
BRICK RAMBLER

Half-acre partial-wooded lot.
19-ft. living room with fire-
place wall paneled, 3 bedrooms.
Ia baths, modern equipped
Kitchen. separate dining area,
fireplace in full basement;
SS,95O. CAN CIR. 3-4560.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

MCLEAN; something extra in extra
nice area-3 bedrooms, den. liV
rm,. sep. din. rm. and powder rm
full bsmt. with util. rm and rec
rm.:. close 10 schools; ideal foi
fun-loVing family; so ROOMYl
Evening star., 1959-11-21
SUITE
ON GROUND FLOOR
APPLY RESIDENT MANAGER
1880 K ST. NV,

DISTRICT, 7-Tm. air.
cond suite in excel. bldg, over
looking PIX Ideal for brokers, in
surance CO.. attorneys: S325 mo
MRS. HANCOCK. DI. 7-34O5.
Evening star., 1959-11-21

4NIA II LNAIAA III 4 =
Providence BldG., Fairfax, Va.
CIR. $500 CIR. 3-560O
Evening star., 1959-11-21
EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN- MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

93l North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
Jackson $4,000
1918 Richmond Highway
Alexandria, Virginia
South $3.50
1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria. Vjrginia
King $3.50
Evening star., 1959-11-21
A4N<4|A4A] 4SA91AA@
1888 Lee Highway KE. $3.50 Til 9

So DOWN GI, s.. DOWN oI!
SCI DOWN GIl-Yes. 1t is truel
Even on today's tight-money
market you can have your choice
Of . different style split-level
homes with 8 bedrooms and den
farm styled kitchens and fast pos
session to aualifed purchasers.
Priced from SI9,925. Call now
and be in your own home for
Christmas LURIA BROS. Real
tara la E-REnn
Evening star., 1959-11-21
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
Is EAST MYRTLE ST, ALEX,

WITH $1,000 REDUCTION
FOR QUICK SALE
This attrac. briek-and-
stone Cape Cod house has .
liv. rm. with q Cathedral
ceiling, bedrm. and bath
on lst A. with sttrae. equip.
g kit. and q full-sized din,
nm. 2nd n. has . beautiful
hedTmS. and bath: rec. rm.
in bsmt. with garage and
workshop. Also u bath.
This house is ideal for con-
venienees of all kind and
near fast bus service 70
Washington. Open from noon
It'll 8 and your inspection
invited. Phone TIE. 6-1400
or KI. 9-6644. Listing 1884,
O. Full price reduced to
SoO,b00.
Evening star., 1959-11-21

Lee Highway CRte. 29-211)
Fairfax, Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
q. 9. at Route ia
WOODBRIDGE, Virginia
Dial 70S-GypSy 4-6090
1901 Brookfield Place
Springf1eld, Virginia
Fleetwood 4-8600
Evening star., 1959-11-21
DOUBLE CLOSETS
IN ALL BEDROOMS

OF this brick split-level, con-
venient to Shirley hwy. at
Springfield. left. kitchen
with lots Of cabinet space, 22-
It. sun porch, recreation room,
separate dining room, carport,
Over u acre: $21,950. Call
FL. 4-S600.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
OFFICES. STUDIOS for RENT

APPROX. 1000 so. IT. air-con-
ditioned luxurious once space for
merly used by Remington Rand
as Tab. Inst. Has been used for
'ast ten years as natl. headquaF-
ters prominent union moving into
larger quarters. Will lease to
equally responsible organization
IN long-term lease for 81 IS per
II. Now avail. Call NE. S-ll30;
ewes. CL. 2-4543.
ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE OFFICE,
ideally located. air cond.; share
reception room: immed. poss
500 mo e17 18th st. NV, DI.
7-04l3.
BETHESDA AREA, in the heart Of
shopping district. Newly redec.
suite Of 5 rms, l.5O0 50. IT.:
plenty Of parking: short-term
lease avail; S275 Der mo. Miller
and Wisconsin ave. OIL. $4,000.
CONN. AVE, 5000 (opp zoo entr.D
Ideal ground mr., loc. for spe-
cialty shop or professional once;
available; $3.50 mo. DU. 7-2255.
DOCTORS OFFICE. in apt. bldg.
under construction. Layout can
be planned now. Well-populated
area, in TAX. PIX. OIL. 4-ll50. 23'
Evening star., 1959-11-21

ASSUME HIGH 4lI% LOAN on
this 3-bedrm., lh-bath split-lsvel;
lv. rm., 25x1S, with brick-walled
fireplace; huge 12x1S family room.
Carport and loads OF storage
space. Beautifully Handicapped,
fenced yard. AFTER A Low
DOWN PAYMENT yeur monthly
payments would be much less
than rent. PRICED TO SELL
QUICKLY AT SlS,60O. Call IA.
3-4s00. WRIGHT REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
ALEXANDRIA. 500 DOWN
INCL. SETTLEMENT CHARGES

An economy home for q
hard working or retired
couple that wants to save
money In their housing
problems. This house Is wen
located. eony. TO bus. shop-
ping, churches and schools.
Ideal for economy living.
MonthIy payments only $50
on q FHA :5-yr. loan. Fun
Rrice. $500. Listing 1905
K. TE. $4,000, XII. 9-6644.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
FAIRFAX AREA

A44SC IA S1ItCA
BY OWNER; for sale or rent, ALL
prlck' 3-bedrm., split-level: CEN
Ter hall, frepl.. pAneled rec rm.,
ga baths, patio, full bsmt., 2-car
afnase; +-ssre Wooded lot; S27,.
FALLS CHURCH-Antique charm: :
built 1889. 5 bedrms., ga baths,
completely renovated. JE. 3-S433.
FALLS CHURCH-5-rm., 2-story
mouse: bedrms.: on 1-acre lot.
FALLS CHURCH-Brick rambler.
3 bedrms., firepl., fenced ward,
trees. Assume 4sS GI loan, $50
mo-, FLA appraised $4,000; Inn
med. occupancy. JE. $3.50.
FALLS CHURCH AREAI Sl7,5OO-
trees, near Tysons Corner. Taste
fully decorated. Three e-exposure
living rm... f1repl., din. rm., kit :,
birch cabinets, eye-level oven,
glass-encl. laundry rm.: End d.,
3 bedrms., bath; full bsmt., rec.
rn1., 4th bedrn.; alum. storm win
dows. Approx. $1,000 cash, FLA,
Id0 no, or assume $1,000
@SSGAsSAt SAs eS-b~ Ns-s O6. e--1OO1 =.
FOR SALE OR RENT; N. Ari-co-
ionial: 2 large bedrms., bath, liv,
rm.. den, mod. equip. kit, Eng
lish bsmt. with finished rec. rm
and equip. shop with bath for
family handymani excellent cond.
ConV. to everything. W. W. MACK.
ALL, Broker, JE. 2-195S.
FORESTVILLE AREA
3-bedroom, 1-bath rambler on 1
acre. Completely inSlutetd storm
windows, full basement, SO-gal.
electric hot-water heater, large
garage with " bath. S17.950.
MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN
,,.,,.u REALToR o,
FoUR-BEDROOM RAMBLER on an
acre lot. It's only two years old
and could be Just. what you need
for the growing family. The price
will astound you; only S20,950.
Call ia. $3.50.
ATLAS REALTY co.
4751 Lee Hwy. Corner Glebe Rd
Evening star., 1959-11-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BAKERY EQUIP, sell or lease,
Will consider partnership. Call
so. 5-3579 after pm.
BARBER SHOP, 3 chairs. excellent
location for colored. 3421 18th
st. ne. .--
BEAUTY SALON, Bethesda: mod
ern, air conditioned; parking. OIL.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
ALEXANDRIA, $500 DOWN
WITH MONTHLY PAYMENTS {
S97.2 20 ON AN FHA LOAN,
o5 YEARS

Brick rambler: 3 bed
rms. with u acre Of ground:
house m immaculate condi-
ton with storm doors and
windows: full insulation
under floors, fenced yard,
well handicapped, concrete
rear patio. stove and refgr.
incl in sale and location
cow. to Fl. BelVoir and
Mount Vernon. For further
information phone TE. g.
1400 or XII. 1854. List
ing lQ04-H.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
ASSUME 41a9o GI LOAN

Brk, bI-level. S21.5OO v/eVerythinE "
8 bedrms., partially nm. 4th; . full
baths, de luxe kit, Ice. foyer,
sSx nst,n manoG m,nH pInsiea etS.- rec: Tm
MRS. HENDERSON. WkdayS, OK.
5-2b6l; ewes. Sats., Suns, FL
Evening star., 1959-06-18

See the large uruy Of fresh duiry foods,
moyonnuise and suIud dressings
Kruft "eusy-to-fix" Dinners that take fhs
work out Of meal pIunning these hot
summer days 4. featured this week
during sAFEWAY's store-wide "KRAFT.O.
RAMA" Spectacular! ,a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

For Jr. Da',S al Al Hecht Co. Stores
Special! Jr Deb Cor Coats
from our own stocks Broken coo Styles and sizes 1899
Special! Coats ciossics. sIhouettes 1888
Special! Shirts. bIouse washable cotton 81
speeiol! Dr. Deb Coats better makers SzS
Special! CrinoInes; nylon pose white s. NJ l99
Special! Deb Fomos, oneoo kind All short lengths
Many colors; 7 to l3 1888
Floor "astqsse s2s s.s c sas52 g For ''aS''":
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
SPECIAL! JR. DEB SKIRTS
Tomorrow. Monday!
" 0shingtou, 9::30 TO E:

For Jr. DebS at The Hccht Co., " ashingOn OnIy
Special! Jr Deb Jumpers and Dresses limited qAonbl 383
Special! Jr Deb Cor Goats. WOOL Just 10 1888
Speeiol! Jr Deb Party Dresses Just q 1888
FlorW orI
Al The Heht Co., Nonon Srer Spring and P4RKirgon Only
Jr. Deb Short Shorts, Solids prints 81
ar Srl; ID F.,g.P
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
It's fashion Here
In Russidn, 'Modd'

sian will endear us better
because something is lost
when you translate and lose
the immediate contact"
I'VE are going to show a
typical American family,
dressing on an average Amer
lean income, and will usually
show them what the dollar
buys, and what clothing is
actually worn in one year."
she told The Star.
One Of the greatest ex-
pressions Of our American
life has been the impact that
fashion has had on the lives
of our people, and on the
world.
1T is a way of life,' Miss
Bacal says. Showing fashion
at its best visual advantage
will allow the Russians to
better understand our way
Of life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

cent of husbands and wives
occupied a double bed.
The technical staff OF the
House and Home Finance
Agency, Washington, D. c.,
found a double bed in more
than 80 per cent of the mas
ter bedrooms.
Since less well-to-do fam.
lilies mostly have a double
bed as a matter of economy
as we'll as preference, it
seems probable that less
than 10 per cent Of Ameri-
can couples occupy twin
beds.
Many students of the sub
ject feel that twin beds form
a real threat to the success
of marriage. Anthropologist
Ashley Montagu goes fur
ther and suggests that they
form a threat to the success
full education Of children. He
believes that youngsters get
an entirely erroneous idea Of
marriage when their parents
occupy twin beds.
Use your own judgment,
Mrs. H., and ignore the sales
talk. In our judgment here
at the American Institute Of
Family Relations, twin beds
are for twins!
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Couple Wed
In GEORGETOWN

Mrs. Tillman Leigh am
nounces the marriage Of her
daughter. Mrs. Frida Frazer
Wlnslow, to Mr.. Edward
Burling, jr.
The wedding took place on
April 4 in the Georgetown
Presbyterian Church. with
the Rev. Russell Cartwright
Stroup officiating at the cere-
mony which was attended by
members Of the immediate
families.
The bride is the widow Of
Mr.. Walter Thatcher Wins
low, jr., and is the mother
OF three children. Terry,
Belinda and David. Mr.. Bur-
ling, a senior partner at Cow
ington and Burling. is also
father Of three children,
Anne tMrs. Stewart Harvey,
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Woolbrights
Are Party Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. William Ed
ward Woolbright, jr., enter
tanned at a cocktail party on
Saturday at their residence
on Leroy place.
The party was in honor of
the Woolbrights' daughter,
Mrs. Gail Sultan Woolbright,
who has just returned after
two years in South America.
The party afforded a
chance for the host and host
esS and their daughter to
greet many old friends as the
Woolbrights have themselves
been away for the last several
years.