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$21,5O0 and $21,950
8 and 4 Bedrooms
View of Lake

Two homes: One rambler
s sae G and c sSt,s one ne Of ths
most picturesque settings in
the county, overlooks .
lovely sprins.fed lake, FUN
Easements with fireplace,
large living room with Are
place and spacious. COM
pletely equipped kitchens
with eye-level oven and
oounter-top range; . full
see them today, Omen sat-
urdas and Sunday til dark.
Drive south on U. 9 No. l
To WoodbridHe, right on
Route 1o3 about ] mile In
Lakewood Forest and our
signs.
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$12,95O
Walk to Shop
S400 Down

A neat ana clean rambler
on q 130-ft. lot: completely
equipped kitchen with dis.
posal, . bedrooms. lots Of
closet space, separate utility
room, barbecue pit In rear
ward walking distance to
schools, Shopping and buses.
Near Z Corners. Call XII.
$3.50.
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$1,000
VI Acre
4 Bedrooms

An attractive Cape Cod on
q level lot with lovely shrubs
ana hardwood trees; fire.
place In the living room.
dining area. bright kitchen
with space fer eattne, bed
rooms ere exl2. 12xl .,
ISxiB, 1lxlk; two upstairs
bedrooms are paneled and
offer lsts Of buiIt-ii drawers
and storaee. Open sunday.
pm. I'll dark. From Fair
far Circle head east on
Route ea.21i lLee hiehwayl
to end left (FAirlee Drive
TO house on fight. or call
CT. 3-4b60.
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S10,500
Basement
$3.50 Down

A weIl-eared for lend" brick
row home conveniently To-
Gated within watkins dis.
lance Of schools. buses ana
shopping. Medern equipped
kitchen. . nice size bed
rooms, space for reereatiQp
In the full basement. The
ward Is Anchor fenced. The
home offers rear porch, front
awAing and rear oh-street
parkinG. Call XII. s-s320.
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$15,950
Expandable
Cape Cod

Ideal for growing family;
: finished bedrooms and
tiled bath on FIRST door, 1
bedroom and 16x1S unfin-
ished room and rouEhed in
bath on second floor, living
room with fireplace, hiE
BASEMENT with sN-ft. an
ished recreation room The
home IA situated on la-aere
level lot with nice trees.
Call CIR. 3-456o.
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$4,000
Assume Az %
Walk to School

A solidly constructed brick
rambler convenient 10 bus.
schools and shopping, Liv-
ing room. separate dinine
room, dream kitchen COM
piete with disposal and dish
washer; 3 good-size bed
rooms, and 0 full wAlkout
basement. peme equipped
with storm Windows and
doors. Call FL. 4-s600.
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GEORGE MASON
GREEN co.

OnEEN ".
healtor IA. 4-l4pO
FALLS CHURCH AREA, South
W0dley, mr.. Rt so and 4 Corners.
--Contstnporary rambler. 9 bed
rms, brick wall frepl.. equipped
kit, shaded lot: sll'p50. Assume
4lsS 81: For sale By OWNER.
FALLS CHURCH by OWNER.
1908 WAYNE I'd, at FLA Appraised
value Of $1e.75O. $500 dn.. P.i.Ti.
APPROX. $s7 a mo, or existing i0au
may be assumed. Insulated, large
kit, sep. din. Lot 90 by Ia with
beautiful little garden. Bearing
fruit trees and grape arboF. Land
scaped and chain link fence. Close
70 schools, churches. trans. and
Corners. Call il. 4-54g2. No
FALLS CHURCH AREA - sos mo,
Assume lac. OF loan, as little as
Sl.4O0 IN, 13tsx2O liv. nm: sep
ON. Fin., hrepl., earpeting. patio;
] big bedrms., ] "a baths, lge. util.
Nv oS%ijsEk. . jE' 1 siss trees $4,000
FALLS CHURCH: . real FATHERS
DAY PRESENT; z Corners area;
OWNER. $1,000: can assume OF
e sv.TstS,ar s. s1a%slsri i. eRT n
din. rm,. equip. kit. with table
spaee, daylight bsmt' with outside
entr. JE s-lSe1. No agents.
FALLS CHURCH. aiS ,S00-THI
HOME or AN ARTIST. Rnchai,t.
Ing iiv. rm. opening on ser. porch
with vista Of Is-acre Of towerins
trees; din. rna,, CHEEKY kit:
Sedrms:, bath On End. Eas h.-w h;
tor. JE. 2-3972. JE. 2-4664
FALLS CHURcH-S bedrms.. IL
baths, brk. Cane Cod: panel fam
rm. 1Sxa0. many built-ins; vel
ssptas fenced. tree shaded yd.;
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.

ARLINGTON. NORTH. " swner,-.
hfssi. tile bsiR, hvgs sttic fan
schools. shoppinK: fenced real
y Esss S Sos.r. sas "a srssssi's shrubs
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COMPARE

Condition, cleanliness. appearance,
construction. Must Be afefs "a 81
Appreciated. Attractive rambler 81,
wooded corner lot, Close-ln Ari.,
quiet, well-kept neiEhborho0d. tile
basement, alum. storm wind, Lee
liy. rnn. with frepl., family -sIss
kit, screened porch, low heatina
cost. An Outstanding value. AJAX
ine St7,gB0. OWNER, ltga South
Harrison st., Arlington, Va.
CONTEMPORARY .-LEVEL in de.
sirAble Holmes Run Acres--3 bed.
rms, Ia baths, rec. rIia., attached
garage, M-acre fenced lot witt
haestone patio: community poo
and schools nearby. 94Os Hem.
I sa ~ drive u. 4-4sSi. Askin'
COUNTRY CLUE AREA, Ari.. 3siI
N. Taseweii ST bedrms,.
baths. rec, rm., giass eneloses
porch. reari open porch. front
S25,7bO. Property open for In,
spection Tuesday and Thursds,
afternoon. DIRECTIONS: TAX
oiebe I'd. 10 Walkers Chapel. turn
right. or over Chain Bridge vi
Glebe I'd. turn left before Walkerl
NC, Realtors, 2i03 X st.. NV.
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HOUSES FoA sALE--vA.

EAIaSAxzxsfl, .rsnpIsr, .. ~;
s sssS. a. ss..ssSSi s'ns. ss'7c'
FAfhFAx co, Pine epringl -
h Ses,msa eesi i1Is. eon i.
.aSs' az 81 iiai sGssO,sssso. w oywssHSRs'
FAIRFAx-a.bed brick rambler
yHx 5000 down. OWNER. On
RAIRFAxj sI6,0SO--M a.: bed,
shed: storm scrs': Shapes, peaches
auto; MAshsr;; en-: a.As4s:
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HOUSES ron sALE--vA.

BRTcK erLlf.LEvRIs---a besrsvml,
Aniehed carpeTt % iarsa level
enclosed Yard, rec. room. utility
room with washer and drieT, excel.
lent for children on lightly tray
eled street, convenient TO schools
churches and shopping, Is min
utes nonstop 10 Constltution ave
Private awimnling club member.
ship, Assume balance Of $4,000
inents.a SCI ocaPsEN MooSuisE' ssSi
Auauata drive, spfinsheld, Va.
I FL. A-u7n1.
Bhl0llT AND NEW. mr., new CHA
J baths y krspS'. nnisksd rec
tached aar.. on h-Acrt. This Il
s 81 Ipdi y I'll s e sassSSo rss si
CHAPMAN RfALTY.v INC M .
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REALTY CO.. INC.
2300 Wilson Blvd. IA. T-p3Ot
FALLS CHURCH AREA-s-yr.- oh
rambler. new FLA loan avail. al
SH0.35 mo. ~ 900 required. DOS.
session in 10 days. to nualiiieC
buyer. PRESTIGE REALTY, INC.
IA. 5-50s0
FOR SALE NJ OWNER: Poplai
Heishts-3-bedrm, brick rambler
hv. rm. sith fireplace. din. rm.
stove refar., wAshine machine
pull-down stairs to attic; comFau
nifty swimming pool; large EoodeI
lot: may assume A. Gi: $16,
$50. JE 4-2254.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AREA
assume large 49, loan on lovelI
S-Fn. brick rambler: wooded extri
large corner. lot. cow. terms
Total price only SlS.S00. OWNERS
XII. a-a937.
GAINESVILLE. vA.-NEW 3.EED
RM. BRICK HOME with fireplace
full hsrit,, ceramic tile bath. Over.
looking q large like with boatine
swimming and hshing PRIVILEGES
only q Commute drive 10 the new
Chantilly airport Easy eommut.
ina distance to D. C. Located or
blacktop road in an exce.len
community. Only SI6.a50. ReA
aonabIe down payment. terms. Cal
NJ. D, BOLT, Broker, Haymarket
Va. Plaza 4-344h.
HOLLIN HlLLs--Outstand con
temp, 20 min. TO D., c. via Mt
Vernon parkway - Lse. luxury
rambler, 30x24 lly. rm. with flre.
pl., 2 twin sired bedrms.. . full
baths. Lovely view, walk 10 eoot
schools, poo; and tennis club
Will FLA at &23,pOO. LOT
CHAcKY, REAL ESTATE. 90. g.
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ARLINGTON, N.---3-bedrm, brick
Cape Cod. full bsmt. with rec.
rni.. shady fenced back yard new
furnace. $iS,aS0. IKE. 6-1As2.
ARLINGTON GOLF CLUB MAN
Bier, Us baths, dayiisht lower
level. everything modern. Jmms-
dlats possession. with new hnaIle-
int avail. PRESTIGE REALTY,
INC IA. S.50HO.
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DEsiRKBLE-This nsv z-Sedfm.
briek rambler in NOLAN is "a
eutstandtns buy; cAly SeS.aSn
CAL nov for particulars, ARTHUR
T. WALTERS CO.. INC. IA, q
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FALLS CHURCH; Tyler Park - 4,
isnssd sard d. fuhiip s bs@ Ha' p ,uti'
finished. location ideal for chill
dren, schools, shopping; SfB,5O0I
assume approx. $4,000 loan
OWNER, JE, 2-6IBD.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-conv. Il
Mclean. Best buy Of. SO" FULL
BeMT.. In this spanking new and
vacant 3.bedrm.. lh.bath brlcl
rambler. Master bedFm. has oWr
private " bath. Wonderful buy a
Si6,D50. 1000 down and SlOs
per mo: total TO any auaiifee
buysr: Immtc: occupancy. z, r
REALTY EXCHANGE. JE. 4-00e4
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EXCLUSIVE AGENTS

1917 Quaker Lane
AleRandria, VirEinia
King $3.50
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RousEs FoR sALl-vA.

ARLIN0TON, n. ceuntty Club
AZ AN s' l Ss: rec ..s ri. q
s;sIl $ sI. y o 'llsa ss;ii'st ,ggssSS
ARLINGTON, N0RTM-hFk ram,
Bier: hedrms., ia baths. sep
ain. rm,. breakfast Booth II kit.
dishwasher, storm windows, tils
public schools and paruchih high
bus and shops, OWNER, Sf9,D50
Open, $3.50 North 3ist 81. JE
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ARL.-=sI,CoO under rHA; walk Y
T .nsI nore hoy Ssmi ,IIs2SsSo 'ssffiif;s
REAL ESTATE, IA. $4,000,
ARL.. aBeI 35th ST., M. bsdrm
ScGIonl "a, ~ baths ,. ser; pSss. AZ.
posal: lac. liv. rm, with nrepl.'
finished rec. rm. with French drs,
10 patio In spac. beaut. planted
yard. Excel, area, schools, and
churches: no stop liehts 70 Pen.
tsEon or bridges, Assume $4,000,
4hse 2B-yr trust with t0tal
payments Sl22. Low 20s. ia
ARLINGTON SNOWFLAKE! - I'm.
maculate 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
on . quiet. dead.end street, IN Z
lovely. close-in neighborhood; lat
FLOOR Law 2a.ft. 'liv. fm.: scr
porch: playroom; saEase; PRICED
RIGHT FRANK o. PHILLIPS
ING ia. 7-s0i2; ewes. KE. s.
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fO6l Bfuokheld Plaza
eprineheld. virginia
Fleetwood $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30

Discount Drugs-State Discount
Drugs announce the opening Of
its third Washington location
at 1928 Georgia avenue NV.
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Major Finance Corp.
Reports Sharp Gains

President Morton Sturt of
Major Finance Corp, 1888
Eastern avenue, Silver Spring,
Md, announced this years first
six months was the most out
standing in its seven-year his
tory.
He said net profits after
taxes increased SO per cent
over 1858 to a total 95 cents per
Class A common share after
payment of preferred dividends.
The six-month earnings ex-
ceeded the total dividend re-
quirements for the entire year
on both preferred and Glass
A common shares, he said.
Total volume set a new high
of $962,853 or an increase Of
AZ per cent. Total assets in
creased "a per cent to $1,165,-
127. The company is now mar
keting 100000 of 6 per cent
8-year subordinated debenture;
priced to yield 9 per cent pei
year to maturity, Mr.. Sturt
said.
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PEOPLE
BUSINESS

The American Legion's new
Mercury Awards went, among
others, to the U. S. News &
World Report for Outstanding
service to community, State or
Nation" 1t was presented to
John H. Sweet, president and
publishing director.
Miss Shirley KaSe, formerly
associated with Macy's, New
York. has been appointed buyer
of better dresses at Lansburgh's,
President Ralph L. Goldsmith
announced. Miss Patricia
Sazama, who formerly bought
better dresses, will now buy
misses moderately priced
dresses.
Robert w. Bower has been
named by Executive Vice Presi-
dent Frank j. Hanrahan of the
American Institute of Timber
Construction here to the post
of administrative manager.
Remington Rand, Division
of Sperry Rand Corp, 1915 L
street NV. has promoted these
Washingtonians to branch
managerShips: Joseph P. Bren-
nan, who goes to st. Louis, and
James r. O'Brien, who goes to
the Columbus, Ohio Office.
Grafton ]. Daniels has been
promoted to assistant manager
Of the Washington district OF
Hamilton Management Corp.
United Services Life Insur-
ance Co. has appointed Robert
w. Boyd as agency supervisor
effective September /.
Edwin L. Singley has beer
named assistant district sale
manager for the Philadelphia
district, Armco Division, Armc,
Steel Corp, which covers
among other areas, the District
Maryland and Virginia.
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organized less than three years
ago.
The latest is the Ravenwood
Shopping Center at Loeb Raven
boulevard and Taylor avenue,
Baltimore County, Md. 1t has
5000 square feet of gross
building area and parking for
500 automobiles.
Oficials said the company
has begun building a So million.
Is store, Hampshire : Langley
Shopping Center at Langley
Park, Md. and has started
leasing operations for a CEN
ter at Beacon Airfield, south Of
Alexandria, Va,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
Life Underwriters Let Contract
for RenOvating Building

Hubscher, Dietrich and Cole
man, Inc, Washington builders,
have been awarded a $450, 900
contract for renovating the
building at Twentieth and F
streets NV, as the new head
quarters for the National Asso-
citation of Life Underwriters.
Arthur w. Defenderfer Of the
John Hancock Mutual Life In
surance Co. Office here, is chair
man of the Building Committee.
He said work is expected to
start within a month. The as
sociation'S Building and Exec
utive Committees approved the
letting of the contract. which
followed a study Of bids from
a number of qualified conStruc-
ton firms, officials declared.
All over the country, State
life underwater associations
have named Embarrassing chair
men to secure $505, 000-$400.-
900 for the building here and
sos, 900 for furnishings and
equipment.
Discount Drugs-State Discount
Drugs announce the opening OF
its third Washington location
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Three fort Stock Split

C-E-I-R, Inc, 1900 Jefferson
Davis highway. Arlington, Va.
proposes a three-for-one stock
split.
A special meeting Of stock
holders will be held September
3 and will be asked also to vote
on increasing number Of Class
A voting common shares from
400 900 to 900, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
Robertson Named to Head
Board of Trade Committee

President E. K. Morris of the
Washington Board of Trade an
nounced that John N. Robert
son, former director of the Dis
trict,s Department of Highways
and Traffic has been chosen
chairman of the boards Trans
portation Committee.
Mr.. Robertson now has his
own business as consulting en-
gineer. He has been active in
the various associations that
deal with traffic problems.
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65 New Organizations
Locate Here in Year
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN
star star Writer

At least organizations and Arms have located in the
Washington Metropolitan Area since July 1885, Gordon Ken
nedy r director Economic Development Commit
tee washington Board Of Trade said yesterday total Of
$40 have here in the ve and half the committee
has been in business he said The committee chairman is
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Southern Oxygen Co.
Announces Regular DiYiden

The board of directors of
Southern Oxygen Co. declared
the regular dividend of Is cents
a share on outstanding common
stock, payable September 80 to
stockholders of record Septem-
Der 10.
This was announced by Sec
rotary w. N. HowiSon.
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. AUGUST g. 1859
Hsl ' Low s s aas Saa % H Low Clos. ss
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Thornton w. Owen. while its
manager is A. E. Baker.
The IS firms have brought to
the National Capital area hun
dreds of new people and repre-
sent many thousands Of dollars
Of additional income, be ex-
planned.
I'VE are attracting Arms Of
high caliber with worthwhile
employees" Mr.. Kennedy told
The Star. I'VE are not inter-
ested in mere numbers and
more automobiles on our streets
and more children in our
schools. We want high-income,
intelligent people who will not
be a drain on the public A.
nances and thus be a net gain
to the community"
Newcomers Listed
Mr.. Kennedy pointed out
there must be many new or
CARNATIONS and Arms coming
here of which his committee
has no knowledge.
Among the newcomers are
Lord g. Taylor Store, the IBM
Federal Systems Division) I,
Montgomery Ward, the Minne-
apolis- Honeywell Regular Co.
CDatamic Division and the
GEM Department Store.
Other enterprises new to the
Washington area in the past
year are: The Institute for
Personnel Psychology, Mary
land Securities Co., Inc; Real
Estate Research Corp, National
Concrete Masonry Association
and American Corn Millers
Federation.
Mr.. Kennedy said the con-
tinued growth in the number
of headquarters of national or
CARNATIONS in the area Is par
ticularly significant.
There are now more than 700
Of these organizations here,
with an annual payroll esti-
mated at $50 million.
Trade Groups Increase
Some 800 of these organi-
cations are business groups.
chiefly trade associations.
The fast-growing research
and development field accounts
for 81 firms new to the area in
1858 and 1859. Mr.. Kennedy
said. Among these are: Aero
Geo Astro Corp, Allen Weather
Corp, General Nuclear Corp,
Medical Nuclear Consultants,
Packaging Consultants, Inc;
Polytechnic Engineering Co.,
Radiation, Inc; Scientific Plan
ming Associates Corp, Space
tronics, Inc; Versitron. Inc.
Mr.. Kennedy said this type
Of business is equipped to ex-
pand much more rapidly than
the population growth. He said
there is also a great deal Of
activity on the retail trade
here.
On the other side Of the
ledger, Mr.. Kennedy said the
number of organizations and
firms leaving the Washington
area is not significant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30

Giant Food Properties
To Open 18th Shopping Center
Giant Food Properties. Inc,
this week plans to open the
seventh shopping center it has
constructed since the firm was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-26

"You know. that's the only
way I'm going to travel after
this"
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Two Sisters, go qnd SO,
Celebrate Birthdays Together

posite. Of her 88 years, she
said with a jolly smile, Il
don't feel any different" But
she's certain it is not be-
cause of a daily walk. Walk
ing; I detest i'll" she ex-
claimed with a laugh. II al
ways like to ride"
100 Greetings.
Miss Frances had more
than the usual amount Of
mail to pick up at the post
Office this week-more than
100 greeting cards from back
home" in Wyoming, Iowa.
where she grew up. Some
were from the many young
people who used to buy their
school supplies from her in
the drug store where she
worked for Is years. Married
now with children of their
own, they found in Miss
Frances a friend in whom to
confide their teenage troub-
les and ask her advice.
1--WE always kept in touch
with the greatest people in
the world - young people"
she said.
Their home, purchased in
1912 by another sister, the
late Mrs. Josephine NoyeS,
is adjacent to an amusement
park. Asked if the noise
bothered them in the sum-
mertime, Miss Henrietta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-26

in transportation she has
witnessed through the years.
She and her sisters and
brothers (there were eight
children-six girls and two
boys) grew up on a large
400-acre farm. One Of her
earliest memories was when
she was permitted occasional
ly to drive Sam and Charlie.
the team OF horses which
pulled the hay wagon.
She also recalls what a
sensation was created when
one Of the towns more pros
porous citizens bought the
first covered buggy it had
ever seen. And later the ap-
pearance of the first auto.
But Miss Frances has kept
up with the times and four
years ago took her first air
plane ride. After the plane
landed, she told her sisters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-26

Gen. Noel Francis Parrish,
United States aide to Presi-
dent Toure, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Morris.
On the visitors schedule
today was a trip to Mount
Vernon where President Toure
placed a wreath at the
Tomb of Washington and a
reception in his honor given
by the All-African Students
Union of the Americas.
The days activities were to
be topped off by a state din
ner to be given at the White
House by President and Mrs.
Eisenhower.
President Toure's schedule
in the Nations Capital in
cludes talks at the State
Department with Secretary
Herter, tours of the city and
a luncheon in his honor to be
given by the National Press
Club tomorrow.
The chief Of state and his
wife will also be guests Of
honor tomorrow at S pm. at
a reception in the Mayf1ower
Hotel to be held by the Chiefs
of Mission of Guinea, Liberia,
Sudan, Morocco, Tunisia,
Libya, Ethiopia, United Arab
Republic and Ghana.
Afterwards, Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Herter will be
hosts at a dinner in the
presidents honor.
President and Mrs. Toure
will in turn be hosts at a re-
ception and luncheon for
President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover at pm. Wednesday
at the Mayf1ower Hotel.
The Toures arrived in New
York yesterday from Guinea
and will be in this country
until November 8.
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in medium sized bowl. Grad
ually beat in sugar and beat
until light and fluffy. Add
egg yolks and vanilla; blend
well. Add melted chocolate
and flour. Beat egg whites
and salt in second bowl until
stiff but not dry: fold into
chocolate mixture. Add wall
nuts; turn into unbaked pas
try shell. Bake in hot oven
(375) for 80 to IS minutes or
until pulled across the top.
Cool. SerR. with vanilla or
coffee ice cream or with
whipped cream, if desired.
Nut Pastry: Sprinkle y
cup finely chopped walnuts
evenly on bottom and on
sides of creased 9-inch pie
pan; line pan with pastry.
Preparation time; IA min
utes. Baking time; 80 to IS
minutes.
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touched. Garments, both cot
ton and nylon, pressed on the
board are charged enough to
literally float in the air after
being removed, and this con-
dition seems to remain.
2. Acrilan blanket adheres
so firmly to the sheet that.
in order to prevent contact
with flying sparks, a wooden
stick must be used for re-
moval.
3. 1t is necessary to wear
gloves to touch all metal OBJ
jectS including knobs on
doors, closets and cabinets
something required many,
many times a day.
Containers of water in
various places throughout the
apartment to induce mois-
ture, and infrequent waxing
of the floors, have not been
effective in reducing the
amount of static electricity.
Immediate replies will be
greately appreciated as my
shock-free days near an end.
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