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the feeling of the situa-
ton and to put himself
into the song. He began
singing it with sincere
expression.
It was a long, rough
evening. BY the time
they had what they
wanted, it was 4 am.
What they got is what
you hear on the record.
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PLAY BACK
From TEEN Readers

Letters the Editor must carry UTiterS names
addresses and telephone numbers Pen nSn:es tui be
used requested All letters subject to condensa
tion Address letters to TEEN. The Washington Star
WASHINGTON 3. D. c.
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AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus of the Ratings Of Nine Local D. US

Record
I. PoIka Dot Bikini
z. Please Help Ne. I'm FoIIing
3. Alley oop
4. I'm Sorry
5. WoIkin' to New Orleans
s. It's Now or Never
7. Question
8. Finger POppin' Time
9. lmoee Of q Girl
10. Sticks and Stones
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out looking for something to
hate. Try looking for some
thing you can love instead.
Try a dog. It's just what you
need.
CAROLYN SHADE.
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Rock and Roll

~eN0A "ASAA SA0AAC
Deans and mick Reynolds
Fans" letters!
OF course, the Kingston
Trio is very good, but so
are some Of the other singers
of today. We don't think 1t
was one bit fair to criticize
"I'm Sorry" the way they did.
In our opinion, it happens
to be very good song and the
person who sings it does
NOT yell or burble! If it was
such a terrible song, why
was it picked as one Of the
top 10 this week and last?
Everyone can't be wrong, as
you have stated in your
letters.
In the song Galley Oop,"
the person who made the
record was not supposed to
talk on key. It wouldn't sound
right if he did.
And as far as saying that
"the radio stations don't
play their (the trio's) music
because the listeners Just
can't tell a good song any
more"-HA!! I suppose the
majority is wrong and the
minority (the very small
minority is right? Maybe
we just don't want to hear
their music!
ELAINE and JAN.
I thoroughly agree with
Claude Dean (TEEN, July 81
in his opinion Of the King
ston Trio. This group de-
serves far more air-play
than such untalented per-
formers as Frankie Avalon.
Connie Francis and the rest
of the South Philadelphians.
The Kingston Trio sings
MUSIC, which is more than
can be said about most Of
today's popular singers.
John.
If you ask me, there Is
nothing that can beat Elvis.
If anybody has anything to
say against him, they can
keep their comments to them
selves.
There are singers who
can't even sing, and they
copy Elvis' style, but they
will never top Elvis Presleyl
JOAN LOCKWOOD.
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GoodHieht,SWeei-
hear, eoodnlsht
UnioUehobles
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CklcLu. anu ply IleL1 Dc-
cause they have become SO
dependent on man, their
ability and desire to live
their own life has gone to
pot.
They are content with
chasing sticks, carrying
people and competing in
contests, all for the benefit
or amusement of people.
Sure they get food, shelter
and some action which they
would get on their own If
they had been left in the
wilderness to begin with.
Why are people so selfish
as to love animals only for
what they contribute to
man? Why not love animals
for living their own life and
keeping their pride? A per-
son who REALLY loves ami
mails would leave them alone.
I pity pets. I love animals.
If you want to know who I
hate. I will admit that I
slightly dislike horse-race
fans. pet owners, horse-riderS,
professional animal trainers
and others who encourage
this selfish. unnecessary
tampering with wildlife.
ANDY TETER.
animal Halter" (TEEN,
July 81 seems so full of hate
that he's q bit confused. It is
true, we all know, that stray
cats and dogs present a prob
lem. The SPCA is combating
that problem. 1t would help
If unwanted pets were not
just dropped from cars and
left to the mercy Of passerS.
by.
But to extend your hate and
mean little remarks to pet
cats and dogs is foolish. Are
you really so set against the
little animals that provide
companionship and love for
lonely persons, devoid Of
human companionship? Can
you overlook the many Incl
dents wherS dogs have saved
lives or led the blind? Chill
dren find in pets q gentle
affection that toys cannot
supply.
Instead Of worrying about
how to overcome other peo-
pies pet complexes, think Of
a way TO overcome your hate
complex. It is much more
dangerous.
If you've never experienced
affection for a pet, we who
have. pity you. but cannot
help you. We wish you would
mind your own business when
1t comes to other peoples
pets. I'm sure they're not
going out Of their way to
snatch the food from your
plate.
If you don't like animals,
chances are you don't like
much besides yourself. Hate
Is a bad feeling, so don't 60
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III Down and Write
III Myself . Letter
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are the best values in the flsh
and sea food department.
The crab meat is available in
all three grades - regular,
claw and lump.
Salad lovers will be glad
TO hear that buttery heads
Of Boston lettuce and crisp
iceberg are among the best
vegetable buys. Lettuce
changes price and quality
so fast It's hard to keep
track Of this salad staple.
Other outstanding buys
are green beans, asparagus,
tomatoes, collards and mus
tard greens. Add some Of the
more tender mustard leaves
to your next bowl Of tossed
salad greens they lend a
wonderful flavor contrast. In
the moderate class are new
crop onions, beets, corn, yell
low and green squash.
Strawberries from Cali
fornia and the Eastern Shore
are rated the best fruit buy
of the week. For some new
strawberry recipes see our
food feature that highlights
this popular fruit. There's a
tall and handsome Bavarian
mold, a creamy Iayered pie
and a delicious conserve.
Fruit counters also boast
good supplies of bananas,
grapefruit, Califo rnia Or
See BASKET, Page C.
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Strawberry Jam

Four and one half cups
prepared fruit (about 2 quarts
ripe strawberries), 7 cups q
pounds) sugar. l box pow
dered fruit pectin.
First, prepare the fruit.
Crush completely, one layer
at a time, about 2 quarts fully
ripe strawberries. Measure
Az cups into q very large
saucepan.
Then make the lam.
Measure sugar and set aside.
Add powdered fruit pectin to
fruit in saucepan and mix
well. Place over high heat
and stir until mixture comes
to a hard boil. At once stir
in sugar. Bring to q full
rolling boil and boil hard for
l minute. stirring constantly.
Remove from heat and skim
of foam with metal spoon.
Then stir and skim by turns
for 5 minutes to cool slightly,
to prevent floating fruit.
Ladle quickly into glasses or
jars. Cover jam at once with
70 inch hot paraffin, or If
jars are used, seal. Makes
about IL medium glasses.
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Strawberry Pie

Three tablespoons quick
cooking tapioca, Ia cups
sugar. " teaspoon salt. Q
cups fresh strawberries, q
cups fresh rhubarb (cut in
1a-inch pieces before meas
uring), pastry for two-crust
pie. tablespoon butter.
Com bine quick-cooking
tapioca, sugar, salt, straw
berries and rhubarb. Let
stand about Is minutes. Roll
half Of the pastry 70 inch
thick. Line a 9-inch pie pan
and trim pastry at edge Of
rim. Roll remaining pastry
u inch thick and cut into
1a-inch strips. Fill pie shell
with fruit mixture. Dot with
butter. Adjust pastry strips
in lattice across top Of pie.
Press ends to edge of bottom
crust. Flute edge. Bake in
hot oven (425 degrees) IS
minutes, or until sirup boils
with heavy bubbles that do
not burst,
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sugar. u cup light corn sirup,
l cup fresh or frozen rasp-
berries, / pint fresh straw
berries. crushed; / table
spoon lemon juice.
Wash and hull the first
pint Of berries. Mash and add
" cup sugar. Fold strawber-
ries into whipped cream.
Serve with ice cream on
chilled plate. Top with a
heaping tablespoon Of straw
berry-cream mixture, and
pour over this the melba
sauce. Make sauce by mixing
cornstarch, sugar and corn
sirup together. Add raSpber-
ries and cook until clear and
somewhat thickened. Cool.
Strain to remove raspberry
Evening star., 1960-05-19
BY VIOLET FAULKNER
Food Editor Of The star

With supplies of
plump, fresh straw
berries on the increase
May and June are
the peak months
homemakerS everywhere
begin to look around for new
ways to serve these luscious
red berries.
To many, there's nothing
that can take the place Of
strawberry shortcake al
though they may disagree on
whether biscuit. sponge cake
or angel food cake makes the
best base.
But it's variety that gives
q lift to our menus and keeps
them from slipping into q
monotonouS routine. So
here for you today are some
tempting new ways Of using
this popular fruit.
Especially dramatic is the
tall and handsome Bavarian
mold, delicately pink in tone.
1t boasts a double strawberry
flavor since strawberry
favored gelatin is teamed
with fresh berries.
The cream pie pictured
uses a package of vanilla
pudding and pie filling mix
with sliced strawberries sand
wiched between layers of the
filing. Then the pie is topped
with a layer Of softly whipped
cream and bedecked with a
few whole berries.
No roundup of strawberry
recipes would be complete
without one for homemade
tam or a delectable conserve.
This conserve combines straw
berries with crushed pine
apple, raisins and chopped
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Strawberry Bovuriun

One package strawberry
favored gelatin. "a cup sugar,
dash of salt. l cup hot water,
tablespoon lemon Juice, u
cup cold water or Juice
drained from berries, u cup
whipping cream, u teaspoon
vanilla, l cup chopped fresh
strawberries (about pint.
Dissolve gelatin, sugar and
salt in hot water. Add lemon
juice and cold water. Chill
until slightly thickened.
Whip cream. Add vanilla. Fold
strawberries and whipped
cream into slightly thickened
gelatin. Pour into 1la-quart
mold. Chill until firm, about
3 hours. Serve plain or gar
nish with additional whole
fresh strawberries. Makes
six to eight servings.
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Fruit Cream Pie

One package vanilla pud-
ding and pie filing mix, 2
cups milk, l baked 8 or 9
inch pie shell or graham
cracker crust, / cup drained
sliced Strawberries. "a cup
heavy cream, whipped (op-
tionaD.
Combine pie filling mix
and milk in saucepan. Cook
and stir over medium heat
until mixture comes to o full
boil. Remove from heat.
Cool only about S minutes,
stirring once or twice. Pour
Il Of the mixture into pie
shell or graham cracker
crust. Top with layer Of
berries. Cover with remaining
filling. Chill. Spread with
whipped cream, If desired.
Evening star., 1960-05-19

Cblade CUT, chuck steaks,
plate beef, short ribs and
ground beef.
Working up in price are
such cuts as sirloin, porter
house and round steaks; rib
steaks and roastS, 7-inch cut,
boneleSs and with bone in:
sirloin tip roasts. sirloin tip
steaks, fresh brisket and
shoulder roasts.
Veal is the headliner with
another food company. Among
the special buys vying for the
shoppers dollar are shoulder
chops, shoulder roaSts, rump
roasts, round-bone chops, rib
and loin chops, breast Of veal
for stufing, and leg Of veal.
Still another food chain is
featuring ham this week.
They have regular hams, all
cuts, as well as fully cooked
hams, all cuts.
At poultry counters. tur-
keys, frozen and oven-ready,
are recommended along with
chicken legs. The turkeys
are running large, weighing
from 18 to % pounds. This
might be a good time to buy
a turkey and tuck it away
In the freezer in anticipation
OF the long Memorial Day
week end coming up.
Fresh scallops, flllet Of por-
gies (boneless and skinless) +,
butter fish, salt mackerel fl
lets, shrimp, and crab meat
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Add sugar. nuts, raisins and
lemon Juice to fruit in sauce
pan and mix we'll. Place over
high heat, bring to a full
rolling boil and boil hard for
/ minute, stirring constantly.
Remove from heat and at
once stir in liquid fruit pee
tin. Skim off foam with metal
spoon. Then stir and skim
by turns for 5 minutes to cool
slightly, to prevent floating
fruit. L,adle quickly into
glasses or jars. Cover at once
with 70 inch hot paraffin. or
If jars are used, seal. Makes
about IL medium glasses.
Evening star., 1960-05-19

ing (optionaD, 4 egg whites,
teaspoon vanilla. Is tea
spoon salt, 2 cups heavy
cream. whipped; 112 quarts
(about) fresh strawberries,
faxed coconut, l cup heavy
cream.
Cook sugar and water until
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sirup spins a thread (235
degrees). Add a few drops of
color If you wish a pink mold.
Beat egg whites until stiff;
gradually add hot sirup; con-
tinue beating until cool and
light. Add vanilla and salt.
Fold in the whipped cream;
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pour into a 2-qua1t ring mold
and freeze. At serving time
unmold and fill center with
berries. Sprinkle a fluff of
coconut on top. Border the
ring with puffs of whipped
cream, one for each serving.
Makes IL to Is servings.
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AIHE MARKET
E kYBAsKET
Beef, Veal, Ham Top Buys

Beef in a variety of cuts to fit variety of
budgets, is an outstanding buy at meat counters
this week end.
The specials at food chains and supermarketS
run from bonelesS stewing beef to porterhouse
steaks Among the budget cuts are chuck roasts
Evening star., 1960-05-19
Strawberry Conserve

Two cups crushed straw
berries (about l quart ripe
berries, 2la cups q pound 4
ounce CAM crushed pineap-
pie, 6 cups sugar, l cup finely
chopped almonds, l cup
seeded raisins, 2 tablespoons
lemon juice, bottle liquid
fruit pectin.
First, prepare the fruit.
Hull about l quart fully ripe
strawberries and crush thor
oughly. Measure 2 cups into
a very large saucepan. Add
21z cups crushed pineapple.
Then make the conserve.
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Strawberry MeIbu

One pint fresh strawberries,
u cup sugar, l cup heavy
cream. whipped; / quart va
nilla ice cream, 2 teaspoons
cornstarch, 2 tablespoons
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Tempting New Ways to Use
Luscious Red Strawberries

almonds. It's truly delicious.
You may decide after the
first batch to make a few
extra jars and tuck them
away for special holiday gifts
next winter.
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Porfuit Ring

One cup sugar, y cup
boiling water, red food color
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seeds: mix with crushed
strawberries and lemon Juice.
Makes six servings.
Evening star., 1960-01-08

JAMESTOWN STERLING colonial
solid nepls four-pise group; double
bed, double dresser, mirror, chest =
NATIONAL IteIion provincial four.
piece group in ColoiS white end
blue; double bed, dresser, mirror
chest
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group; double bed, dresser, mirror.
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bookcase bed In ~elnUt
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Save on bedroom furniture

THESE REDUCTIONS AT OUR WASHINGTON STORE:
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
Meet the Best-Dressed
Two Woshingtoniuns on the List

dressed by Dior, Desses, and
Laroche; Princess Grace Of
Monaco; Mrs. Loci Guinness
Of Paris and Palm Beach
who wears Balmain, Dior,
Givenchy, and Lanvin-Cas-
tillo fashions; Audrey Hep
burn; Mrs. Bruno PagIiai
Merle OberOn); Mrs. John
Barry Ryan, III of New York,
and Mrs. Norman X. Wins
ton of New York and Paris.
In an attempt to make
more room at the top, a sys-
tenn has been devised for the
removal Of some of the peren-
nially best-dressed from the
voting.
Joining eight other always
chic women in a Fashion Hall
Of Fame, are Countess Con-
suelo Crespi of Rome; Mrs.
Henry Ford, II of Crosse
Point, Mich; Mrs. Winston
Guest Of Palm Beach and
New York; and Mrs. William
Randolph Hearst jr. Of New
York known to Washington
as "Austine," the former
newspaper society columnist.
Their colleagues at the
summit, also include The
Duchess of Windsor, Mrs.
William Paley, Countess
Edward Won Bismarck (the
former Mrs. Harrison Will
liams Of Paris and Capri,
Queen Elizabeth II, Nine.
Jacques Balsan. (the former
Consuelo Vahderbilt), and
actresses Mary Martin, Irene
Dunno, and Claudette Col
bert.
Informed of her new best
dressed" title Mrs. Alphand
said she considers it great
honor for France, for the
French couture. and for u.s."
She said her husband, the
Ambassador was very pleased
with the news. and though
he doesn't pick out her
clothes he always says
which he likes" She stages
a private fashion show Just
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Fashion
Show
Planned

A Winter Wonderland"
fashion show and luncheon
will be staged Tuesday by
the Woman's Auxiliary to the
Medical Society of D. C. The
event is scheduled for 1890
pm. at the Sheraton Carlton
Hotel.
Proceeds will be given to
the American Medical Educa-
ton Foundation, an organ
ization which supports med
ical schools throughout the
country.
Mrs. Charles Jones is chair
man Of the D. c. branch Of
the Foundation. Working with
her on the event will be Mrs.
Charles Horner, Mrs. Fred
erick Cullen, and Mrs. Charles
Tegge.
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Best-Dressed Lists spend be-
tween $4,000 to 100000 q
year on their clothes. What
does it cost her? Her answer
was laconic, "I think it costs
quite a lot" A woman can be
well-dressed, she feels, and
not spend a great deal, but
truly beautiful clothes like
the gala dress" are Of course,
expensive.
Her fashion philosophy in
cludes having the latest but
not too many Of them. For
example, she only bought two
trapezes and two Empire
dresses and these have now
retired to fashion oblivion.
She prefers classic clothes"
Mrs. Walther de Moreira
SALES is currently in Brazil
Evening star., 1960-01-08

previous years list, were
named Best Dressed has
Washington figured in the
balloting.
Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower
made the fashion grade in
1852 and has been absent
since.
Some $500 fashion experts
and observers throughout the
world designated the follow
ing as best dressed" in al
phabetical order:
Donna Marella Agnelli Of
Turin who is dressed by Civ.
venchy; H. r. H. Princess
Alexandria of Kent, whose
mother the Duchess Of Kent
didn't make the list this
year: Mrs. Herve Alphand;
Mrs. Thomas Bancroft, jr. Of
New York; Mrs. Walther de
MOreira SALES; ViScOmteSSs
Jacqueline de Ribes Of Paris
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and will be returning around
the 21st Of the month. Her
fashion taste has been de-
scribed as perfectly COM
posed, understated perfec-
ton, and a woman who COM
pletely comprehends what 1t
means to possess the unclut-
tered look of elegance"
She is paid the supreme
compliment by other women
of being termed "exquisitely
chic" and possesses a lovely
figure, and beautiful skin.
She has her own definite
fashion stamp.
Mrs. Moreira SALES has
magnificent jewels but they
are never flashily exhibited.
Like many other elegant
South American women she
favors French fashions. Dior
and Balenciaga are her IA
vorites.
The Moreira SALES main
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BY ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

Well, what do you know!!
Washington finally made it.
We placed two elegantes on
the Best-DresSed List for
1859. It's about time, too.
Mrs. Herve AIphand, wife
of the French Ambassador
and Mrs. Walther de MOreira
Sales, whose husband is the
Brazilian Ambassador to the
United States were cited for
their faultless good taste in
dress without ostentation or
extravaganza.
Not since 1853 when the
wife Of another French Am
bassador, Mrs. Henri Bonnet,
and Oveta Culp Hobby, both
Of whom had been on the
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Open House
Sunday

More than TOO members Of
the Washington Retreat
League for Women have been
invited TO attend an open
house from 4 to 6 pm. Sum-
day at the Washington Re-
treat House for Women,
1000 Harewood Road NE.
Former retreatants and
friends Of the Retreat House
also are invited to attend the
open house. The Sisters Of
the Atonement conduct the
Retreat House. Benediction
at 6 pm. will close the open
house.
General chairman Of the
open house is Mrs. Margaret
Crump. Miss Catherine Nc
Cawley, president of the
Washington Retreat League
for Women, is helping to CO.
ordinate arrangements,
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for him after selecting her
wardrobe.
Mrs. Alphand feels win
ming the title brings with it
an obligation. If you do
your best and people are kind
enough to recognize it then
you mustn't deceive them"
The blonde, vivacious wife
OF the French Ambassador is
certainly the official French
fashion Ambassadors.
When Mrs. Alphand first
arrived in Washington she
wore Dior exclusively. In the
past year she has included
Chanel. Balmain, Jacques
Helm. Nina Ricci, and Guy
Larochel in her wardrobe.
1t is estimated women on
Evening star., 1960-01-08

tain an apartment In Paris.
This months Town and
Country magazine has q pic
ture feature on her.
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DRExEL Travb Court four piece
group in treasury finish rahesonyj
double bed, triple dresser miUer.
chest on chest ---.---
HENREDOh Hodiiienol four piece
group in sherry finish mahossny;
double bed hsodboard with fTamS.
double dresser, mirror. chest ----
NATIONAL French provineiol five.
piece group in sherry frvif~oed; two
twin beds, triple dresser, miVror.
THOMASVIIIE double hsedboord In
brushed white end blue UO-------
LANE contemporary four. piece group
in rosewood and ebony; double bed
or 6'6" hsedhoord ond framsS,
triple dresser, mirror, chest -
THoMASVIlIE ItaIiun provincial
cherry double bed
NATIONAL French proVinViol doUhIs
bed in brushed white and silver o.
oRExEL psoSont provincial sinsIs
panel bed, ~olnUt. --------------
NATIONAL French provincial chest
In brushed white ond silver. o..
heNREooN French provincial pow.
der table in dseoroiSd Seine blue
Evening star., 1960-04-16

place winners in it's annual
Applied Lighting COMPETE
ton.
Top winner in the CONNER
cial institutional class was
Albert A. Fox, for his lighting
of the entrance lobby, ro-
tunda, conference room and
auditorium of the Atlantic
Research Corp, Edsall road
and Shirley highway. Second
prize was awarded to Ken
Cobb for his lighting of the
Annandale Baptist Church.
Mr.. Fox also won first prize
in the residential class for
his lighting of a reception
area converted from a garage
in an old Washington home.
Second prize in the residen-
tial class went to Ben Good
man for a presentation Of
residential lighting hig h.
lights.
\
Superior Aluminium Build
ing Supply Co. announced
this week that it will repre-
sent the National Metal
Products Corp. as distributor.
Evening star., 1960-04-16

search firm directed to the
home building industry, has
moved its Office and staff to
the Page Building, 200l Wis
consin avenue NV, from
Pittsburgh.
The company plans to ex-
pand research, sales and
merchandising services to
home builders and manu-
facturers of building equip
ment and materials.
Associated as co-partner
of the firm is Miss Laurin
Magee, and a staff of five.
During the first week of
April, the Monroe Develop
ment Corp. sold houses in
Waynewood to home buyers
in Hawaii, Japan and Fort
Leavenworth, Kans., accord
ing to Clarence w. GOsnell,
jr., president. The firm said
this was its 'long-distance
record for sales in a single
week" 4 y
The Illuminating Engi-
neering Society, has an
nounced first and second
Evening star., 1960-04-16

Northern Virginia area. The
Art'League has 200 members
from the Northern Virginia
area. both professional and
amateur.
Awards will be presented
by Louis Carl president of
the sponsoring firm.
Requirements for this ex-
hibit are: Pictures must be
original. No copies of paint
lngs or photographs. All
paintings will be for sale.
Entries must be ready for
hanging with screw eyes and
wire. Each artist must sub
init two pictures before noon
next Saturday. Pictures must
be removed by 4 pm.
The exhibit will be judged
by two Washington artists:
William Walter and Jules
Eboli.