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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
Arlington Board Votes
Hell p for Drew-Kemper
BY JOHN BARRON
Star Staff Writer

The Arlington School Board last night committed itself
to build addition the al-Negro -Kemper school,
although angriy berated by of its members
Fighting for construction of entirely school,
James Sockard accused his colleagues clngng shabby
position and of being lied like sheep with noses
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River kannRL


Potomac River clear at HarperS
Ferry and slightly muddy at Great
Falls. Shenandoah clear at HarpeTs
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c. = Compl
furn.. 3 pedrms., "a baths, Wv
carpet, fin. 3rd H., lge. den
hrkfst; rm; bsmt,; nr. schools
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NoNIINUEpl

ALEXANDRIA-BeVerly Hills
Colonial. 3 bedrooms. den,
3lz baths, rec. room, maids
room, garage. S240 month on
2-year lease. Available now.
Evening star., 1961-07-09

COLLEGE PARK--3-bedrm. brick,
I'm. full bsn1t., fenced yard; nr.
bus; Sl25. WE. 5-6446.
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ALEXANDRIA - Braddock
Heights-Multi-level 4 bed
rooms, 3 baths, rec. room, p
car garege. available mid
August. $225 month, 3-year
lease.
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cARROLLTON. P. @. co.-Mod. 50.
Il. brick rambler; all-elec. kit,
din. I'm, liv. rm. w/firepl.; 3 bed
rms, / " baths; full bsmt., washer.
SOB per mo. SP 3-aa3k
Evening star., 1961-07-09

ARL., N.-De luxe brick rambler;
8 bedrms., "a baths, finished rec.
rm. equipped with window air
cond;; excel. loc.; available Aug.
L, $225 per mo. McLAINE PROP
ERT1ES, IA. 2-3300; ewes, and
week ends, KE. R-4073.
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ARLINGTON, NORTH g blocks
from country ciub)-Breath tax
ing 4-bedrm., 3-bath all-brick
rambler with elegant 25-ft. fin
ished daylight rec. rm., very mod
ern kit. with eating space. full
separate din. rm., liv. rm. and
screened porch overlook deep pri-
yate rear lot. 1925 with option
to buy; S75 per month will apply
towards small down payment, Ask
ing S40.500. BARR REALTY. INC,
ia, 4-3350
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GEORGETOWN
1924 35th ST. NV.

op5Iyg4 35th ST; NV.
Lly rm., with fireplace. din. rm..
XII. bedrms.. 2 baths. .clubrm.:
san h;.M.h.: garden; parking. On
r wApTE m
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hNL;' NJ DtuIHb., QUItL nelBn-
$50 month. 1902 N. 18th st.
ARL. N.-Beautifully decor. 3-bed.
rm. brick rambler; many attract.
features, incl. fireplace and picture
windows sIndo overlooking lawn with
To end Of Wash. blvd, right on
Westmoreland, right on N. 29th
st. to 6S26; open Sun, or phone
IA. 5-5242 for appoint; avail.
immed.
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'AA'' 0HN' EsS' Es, MMdASLNAS' Md5 REL.
OV. 3-4411 Ewes. TE. -6-o504
AL s. Washinaton St., Alex. Va
ANDREWS -SUITLAND-2 bedrms.,
nice yard. S10U. McALLISIER,
REALTOR. RE. 6-4400.
ANDREWS AREA-3-bedroom, new
brick rambler; din. rm.,. lge. liv
rm., Ia baths on 1st floor; fin
rec. rm.: $175 mo. RE. 5-7613
ANDREWS AREA bedrms., fin,
attic, utility bsmt.: large lot, sos
per NO. Call LU. 1-S322.
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ARLINGTON-Ten min. Pentagon.
Detached 9 bedrms. $115. Ii.
6-s657 or ia. 7-4619.
ARL., n. Garden City, 2424 N, Fla
st.-Newly dec, mod. brk.; . lge.
bedrms., full dry bsmt.; Anchor
fenced, gar: mr.. schools, shop i,
tr0nsp. $3.50. ia. 4.79o3'
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CHEVY CHGSEr

DIR: Out Conn. ave. NV, beyond
CHI, Ch. circle, riSht on Thorn
oS%Nrp aSp5s st. to hoHSse' $500. Call
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CHEVY CHASE-12 rms, det., 2ls
paths, gas heat, newly dec. S276
.THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
1000 K st. NV. FE. s-2O4O
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Alexandria. Va.


2-b.r. apt. newly decor. S1O7 so
incl. utils.: nr. bus parking. 10
min. Pentagon. XII. S-367l.
ARL., N.-For couple only; spac. q
bedrm. apt. in mod. brick duplex.
Sep. 12x12 din. rm., 14x20 nv.
rm.: screened porch; priv. entr.
Nr. shops, buses. 10 min. D. c.
No pets. IA. 2-6076.
ARL., M. Parkington-New duplex,
End H., 2 bedrms.: mod, kit, air
cond., lge. yard. IA. 8-0575.
ARL., s.-3-b.r. spae. apt. in new
duplex bldg; only min. from
bridges and Pentagon. OF. 4-453l
ARL., SS5.56-1- -bedrm. Ige. corner
apt, 1st H.; close-in loc.; adults
only. McCLAINE PROPERTIES
IA. 2-3300; ewes. and week ends,
KE. 6-9013.
ARL., N.-2 bedrms., quiet, top
floor. air cond.. completely redee.
sos; Apt. 3-A, 1912 N. Rolfe ST.,
or phone KE, 6-0l6b,
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new homes, 4 OF 5 bedrms., 8
baths: exclusive neighborhoods;
minis. to D. c., no traffic lights
S225 to- $3.50. You may have op-
ton to buy. To inspect visit 3Si2
N Nelson st. OPEN TO-DAY. OF
phone Hertz, FLORENCE REALTY
CO.. IA. 10000: eyes,. IA. s.
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yAMEs /. DIXON q CO., Realtors
FE. $1,000 EN- S-6SgS
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ALEX.-Modern; 4 bedrms., 2 bath
plus rec. rm.; excel. community
$500 mo-; Avail. Aug. l. SO. g.
ALEX, SO Brookview dr.; located
in Brooklsnd Estates. off Fran.
coma rd.-4-bedrm., 2-bath homI
about mos. old, $3.50. BRODIE
& COLBERT, INC, Realtors. FE
7-2121; Mr.. Cassidy, Ell. 6-3263
ALEX.-2-bedrm.. 1Ia-bath, Cap
Cod. knotty pine den. full bsmt,
fenced yard, garage: near schools
dec: Sl35. XII. S-O844.
ALEXANDRIA-For rent with op,
ton to buy; 5-bedroom Colonia
home In exclusive Belle Haven
Call Mrs. Buchholz. OF. 4-S3S3
for information and appointment
to see. BIRCH REALTY CO., KE
6-7910.
ALEX. -ARLANDRIA-Cute 3-bed-
rm. brk., S105 mo-; vacant; least
required. FL. 4-3133, TIE. 6-2003
FRANCES REALTY.
ALEXANDRIA AREA LAR @ i
SWIMMING POOL AND PATIO
rec. rm., 3 b.r., air cond., fully
carpeted. SO. $500 for appt.
ALEXANDRIA South Of Mt. Vernon
pkwy., 20 Minis. d. C. Immaculate 3
or 4-bedrm. Available at once al
$40. LOU ACEY REAL
ESTATE so. S-S959.
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FALLS CHURCH, nr. z CornerS-3
bedrms., lge. liV. rm. with firepl,,
kit, dinette and bath, good-sized
lot; nr. schools and buses; $50
mo, $500 down to purchase, or
VIII rent with nntinn IE o.2R7n
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sisr "HniVt0-V,I: "a SpII-IeVeI' "a o.
fenced. s1eO. CIR. s.s26b5. ''O'
FAIRFAX COUNTY. va, 1925 Co
honss. Oias YssaToGH sses sist frame
CuLMORE REALTY, JE. 4H065O'
FALLS CHURCH-Ant. brk. ramb,
MIiiV. rm.. din. rm., kit. 3 bed-
rms z firepls.' l y baths. beaut.
lot; si7o mo mo. SEVEN Sc iESetS coRS&Rs RSGdss
REALTY. JE, 3-O55O.
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s125-3-b.r. brick. bsmt. Vacant.
$130-3 .b.r., Florida rm. Vacant.
S13o-3 b.r., bsmt., rec. rm. Vacant.
Many others to choose from
PLANTATION REALTY JE. 4-7OO2
F0GGY BOTTOM-Attrac. 2-bed-
rm. row house: completely re-
stored. patio: Sl6O. FTTzGERALD
PROPERTIES, FE. S-8222 or FE,
3-5523.
FOGGY BOTTOM-2532 Eye st.,
NV. Charming "-bedrm, restored
town hse, w/fircp!.. deep patio, air.
eondi S1S5 per mo. Elk, 3-0O5l,
open 1-5 pm. Sat. and Sun.
FOREST HEIGHTS-3 bedrms.- 4
baths. tiled bsmt.. fenced I'd:
Sl25; avail. July Is. LO. 7-2lhO.
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70 AOWN -SENECA VlCINITY
Large, modern farmhouse (very
picel; hardwood floors, large liv-
ing. room with fireplace, bedroom,
bath, first floor: 8 bedrooms, bath,
up; Dashboard hot:water heat;
acres of ground, more gYound
avatlable; $3.50 mo-; years lease
or longer: vacant. GENE CASTLE.
BERRY m AJAQO
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BLADENsBURG RD. NE, 2535-
z rms, kit. bath. good cond. /;
81 is mo. MR.. KAY, LA. 6-3l3l. =.
BROAD RUN FARMS, VA. Modern
3-bedrm. brick rambler, sep. din.
rm., bsmt., oil heat, washer and
dryer, Sl25 mo. to responsible
people. HERNDoN 527.
CAPITOL HILL-Income duplex:
close-in ne; S1S5 mo-; / apt to
rent out. FE. 7-2543.
CAPITOL HILL-3-bedrm. liv. rni >,
din. rm., kit, fenced yd., garage:
Sl60 mo. Ii. R-So74
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ARL., N. - End H.. 2-fam. house:
excel. neighborhood; hv. rm.,
bedrms., full bsmt. w/storage-
laundry: firepl, picnic table, patio
IN rear I'd; S95. KE. 6-9127.
ARL., N.-LiV. rm., din. area, bed.
room. kit. and bath. In new bldg
WAR cond., garbage 'disp., off.
street parking, sun deck; mr.. Clar-
endon circle; S115 mo. ARLEDGE
REAL ESTATE CORP, IA. 7-444s,
ia. 4-0324,
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HOUSES FURM. 70 RENT
tcoNTINUEp)

BETHESDA-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier, 2 baths, radiant heat, fire
pl., patio; near schools; property
adjoining rec. center. IN. 5-0716
or OIL. 6-6S63.
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FAIRFAX, across from Army-Navy
Country club-Brk.; 4 bedrms., 2
pa 6atns, Ise. Nv: rm. With firepl.;
bsmt., rec. rm. with firepl5 nr,
pub. sch. and buses; $50 mo-,
5000 down to buy. CR. 3-4959. ,
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CHEVY CHASE-BETHESDA
An Northwest Suburban area-Are
you interested in obtaining q home
IN this deltghtful area7 II so
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APIS. UNFURNISHED-VA. APIS UNFURNISHED-VA.
(cokTNUEDl
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FAlRFAX-Wakefield Forest: s.
bedrm rambler on la-acre lot,
Kit. with built-ins and eating
space, rec; rm,, ga baths, car-
can BENoiT' StSi T'Sty q yAtVAREzii tVIAn iI REAG:: AZ:
TORS. KE S.RR77
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EDw. H. JONES CO., INC.

Over 40 Years
WO. o-23OO $500 Conn. Ave.
CHEVY CHASE, b. C.-DetGched
nome; 4 bedrms., 2 baths, den,
rec. rm.. oil heat. Good eond.
Avail. Immediately. Rent, SlS5
mo-. incl. yard care. To inspect,
sali ma. S-6S33 or weekends, EN-.
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floor at your sides. Keep the
head shoulders and hips all
on the floor as you try to
make yourself as long as pos
sible; keep trying. pushing
back with the top Of your
head. You will feel the pull
through the neck. Work at
this for a few seconds. Relax
and continue.
There is no doubt that we
should fight settling down
and stiffening up physically
as we'll as mentally and emo
tionally.
If you would like to hove my
IeofIet, rs Your chinline q Pain in
the Neck?" send O stomped, self
addressed envelope with your re-
quest for Ieoflet No. 10. Address
Josephine Lowmon in core Of The
Evening Stor.
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Doncing's
Not for Nom
This Time

Mons should plan to sit
home Friday night! Fathers
will have other dates" to
escort to the st. Ursula's
Guild social event.
Fathers will accompany
their daughters to the third
annual Father Daughter
Dance to be held from 8 to
IL pm. Friday at Ursuline
Academy High School Audi
forum. This years dance
will have a THANKSGIVING
Day theme.
General chairman is Mr..
Olaf de Leon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-15

at THE MONOCLE, happily
plump with delicately seasoned
oyster stuffing on THANKSGIVING
Day. And, Mr.. Frank will be-
guile you with potatoes (sweet
and whiteD, creamed fresh
spinach, dewy, salad greens with
delicious, Roquetort dressing.
And angelic pies apace - rum,
fresh pumpkin laced with WHIT
age wine, homemade mince meat
rich with nut meats, orange
peel, citron, currents raisiIls
Rosy Thanksgiving cocktails.
Coming, Pilgrim? Feastive all
day. lot D st. NE. Doorside
parking.
:. And they're thankful. tool
Thankful their magic kitchen at
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Club Lists
Projects

The Junior Woman's Club
of Chevy Chase is conduct
ing a number Of benefit
campaigns.
Stamps-foreign, comment
orative and domestic - are
being collected to send to
veterans hospitals for re-
Mobilization programs. Old
stamp albums are also being
sought for distribution
through the General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs. Mrs.
William A. Rogers will ar
range to pick them up.
Scull calendars are being
sold by Mrs. Robert Pilotte Of
Bethesda.
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WHY GROW OLD?
To Avoid Stiffeninq,
Stretch Spine

He feels that the important
thing is to stretch the spine.
1t is essential that you stand
as tail and sit as tall and
walk as tall as you possibly
can. You should reach for
the ceiling with the top of
the head so that you feel the
pull of the muscles at the
back of the neck. If you have
a gymnasium nearby. try
hanging from a horizontal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-15
By JOSEPHINE BOWMAN
REGISTER and Tribune Syndicate

Heglster and Iribune Syndicate
When I questioned one Of
the truly great teachers of
physical education concern
ing what really happens to
spoil the beauty of a woman's
neckline, he reminded me
that the spine shortens as
one grows older and that this
accounts for much of the
slack. The neck settles and
shortens.
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pheasant wedges have been
added. Then the gentle simmer
ing in champagne. But this de-
licious dish can be had here
daily but not Nov %. for the
staff will be celebrating home.
And, daily, the eScdrgotS so
mountaineering in garlic butter
in this suave bistro with stun
ming decor by Draper. Daily, too,
the thrilling dessert of flaming
omelette bathed in Kirsch and
rare pastries. Should we be-
grudge them a day off from such
taste triumphs? No! No! No!
12:30-2:30; 5:30-9:30 at 1915 18th
st. NV"
And more stories Of Thanks
giving joy. Akin Sadh, the
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exquisite pastries, candies ESQ
precious the Algaras, nougatsD
and their unique, continental
catering. But turkeys king
Thanksgiving with chestnut fl
ling, brussels sprouts, creamed
onions, sweet potatoes Hawaiian
baked in pineapple juiceD and
dainty ice cream moulds (their
ownD in the Pilgrim motif. Be-
sides luscious turkey? Lobster
Newburg, Smithfield with Cum
berland Sauce. And between
courses it's quite CONNIE IL tdut
to muse over be-ribboned gift
baskets. 1880. TIT Columbia
Rd. NV. Free Parking in rear.
The whirr Of turkey wings
will take your mind off the
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They're being carved gener-
ously Served country styleD
you'll dream over chilled apple
cider from the inns orchards
and eye natures wonders in the
Solarium dining halls. Turkey
dinners have been served here
since wagon train days (also
fried chicken, SirloinsD and the
other bounty? Little brown DO
tatoes, sauerkraut, spiced beets,
corn fritterS, hot mullins on
which you cap, with dietary
abandon, country butter, creamy
curd, spicy apple butter. Holiday
dinners 1877. Closed for season
Nov. q. Urbana, 7 mi. s. Of
Frederick. Rte. 240.
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thersD? Didn't they enchant
us with the imperial cuisine the
,hdi0Gn-n1ushi Japanese custard
with homeless, bite-size chicken,
jumbo shrimp, pine mushrooms,
gtngko nuts, kanraboko-a kind
of delicate fish cake-and all
graced with bamboo shoots,
green peas? And more enchant-
ment with the tG-yaki-finely
sliced, rib eye of beef, fried in
butter at the little table stove,
and dipped in tDasdbai Chot
mustardD. And how thankful
the Kuges are that you've loved
these many delicicies. II 80 Am.
II PM. Closed Nov. %. 1867
Georgia Ave. ."
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meat, they'll be fortified anew
for their daily kitchen duty!
What a grand duty-le coQuille
Saint Jacques Of Uol-du-Dent
pastry shell, so flaky under the
dainty scallops with fresh mush-
rooms, in a heavenly, white,
wine sauce; the English sole with
almonds; ham in port wine; skate
fish with capers, brown butter.
Surprising cocktails, too, as one
scoops up hot Gruyere cheese,
with toasted crackers. So they're
closed Thanksgiving Day. But
look what's ahead the many
days after; Can you wait? 8l8
Conn. Ave. NV.
And the charming Kuge
family who bring us the land of
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merr1eSt Arab
in town (and
the boniface
of q u a / n b
IRON GATE
INN is fore
6 o / n g his
u S u al camel
train of
S h is hkebab,
stuffed grape
leaves, Leban-
Sc bre a d =,
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t h e Rising
Sun at SA-
KURA PAL
ACE are part
Pilgrim, too.
We're sure Of
it! Did n +
t h e Y adven-
t re from
their shores
to our shores
Gust like the
Pilgrim Fa-
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AVIGNO N Z
FRERES can
perform the
same legerde-
main on THE
day that has
capt. v a t e d
the W h o / Q
t o W n with
their gourmet
exotics from
all over the
W0rld THAN
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Arabic coffee just to become a
Pilgrim. For the story of the Pill
grim Fathers on their rock bound,
dreary coast has always stirred
this son of the East. So Pilgrim
he'll be. With glorious, roast tur-
key with a choice, mind you, Of
several, delicious stuffingsD by
blazing firesides in the Hunt
Room where the late General
Miles housed his thoroughbred
trophies. Also a vegetable array,
plump cranberries, vintage wines,
ambrosial pies. Better reserve for
private parties! Till 10 Pm.
1884 N st. NV.
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long for your
h m e la nd
W h / ! e the
friendly In
dams shared
their golden
maize? Well,
P / ! g r / m
of 1862, long
no more. For
the turkey
will be golden,
gold = brown,
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for the feast.
So instead of
rassling with
the bird at
CHEZ FRAN
co.'s they'll
be t a k / n 6
their e a S e
elsew h e r e .
And, as they
s q v or the
choice NOR
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spill over with
adjec t 1 v e S
about what's
what on the
n a t / o n a |
feaSting day
at the LIT
T L E T E A
HOUSE. For
they kno W
exquisite Wit
ties alone tell
their Thanks
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you1D have a chance at moist,
succulent breast filled with de-
lectable chestnut dressing, and
eloquent fixings (oyster cocktail,
creamed celery with pecans, new
peas, Thanksgiving saladD down
to the last, pert cranberry. Chef
Emile will see to that. And not
just turkey this feasting day but
Smithfield ham with Madeira
sauce; jumbo SQUAD Casanova
Qet's face it, even Standish got
aroundD and celestial desserts.
1-9 PM. and reserve through
genial Ferdinand, mditre'd.
Parking easy. Conn. 81 Que.
NV.
Here the jovial hosts, the
Digenis family, won't have to
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SauSages, ba-
con evolved
into an cpl
cuream taste
t h r / ! LA
chuucro u t g
gdrnie q L'Al-
S1cienne . at
LIE G. o U r -
MET in SUIT
ton House. All
because t h 9
t e n d Q r ,
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T l 8 ri m
F a t h e r s
at historic
P E T E r
PAN INN.
In fact, tur-
keys abound
in these
capac ious
ov n s till
J uicy and
k-tender.
And while
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DO0' ~ II
your wa y.
Me go to
PTERRE'S for
turkey drum,
stick, sweet,
tender!" Cap
tain Standish
shou ! d v e
listened. For
b e s 1 d e S a
drum stick
h e ] | (or
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-. 1t could be a Thanksgiving
delight-Sauerkraut, smoked pork
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-15

-. o. Pilgrim, in that long ago
first Thanksgiving. did you dare
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Exercise

Another for stretching the
spine: Lie on your back on the
floor. with your arms on the
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. They're lucky, these French
menI The'ye been inyited out
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MARKET
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pumpkin pie but the creamiest,
spiciest he can dream up. Not
just turkey, but the meatiest,
the most Lucullan, besides
Maine, boiled lobster (Still kick
ing as they plunge in the boil
ing depthsD with drawn butter
and hearty sirloins. And why
this special, gustatory effort?
They're so thankful you've loved
their turtle steaks shipped here
for the first time from the
Florida Keys. So grateful you've
spooned up so many bowls of
their luscious turtle chowder.
Celebrations all day. Doorside
valet parking. End & E SITS. S.W.
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giving story in their new, Wash
ington View Room (the former
champagne terrace glassed in to
brave all weather for private
parties from Is to 1901 Tom
Turkey in tawny splendor and
yonder the twinkling Capitol
almost at your feet. Two views
with but a single thought-to
make patrons thankful this holi-
day for these esthetics-brown
bread from a 1776 recipe, the
freshly grown herbs in the salad
dressing, the trembling pumpkin
pies. Better reserve. 1880.
1901 S. Arlington Ridge Rd.
Arlington.
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=. AS Chief MGSSdSott might've
said to Miles Standish Cor some
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Bend Head

bar, with your feet dangling.
This helps stretch the spine.
Bend Head
The following exercises will
be beneficial. Stand tall or
sit tall in front Of a mirror.
Keep your shoulders quiet
and relaxed as you bend your
head toward your left shoul-
der. Hold to normal position.
Now bend the head forward,
bringing the chin close to the
chest. Raise the head slowly
and move the head backward.
Return head to normal posi-
ton and continue. This
looSens up the muscles.
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ously W ar m
for your cele-
ra tion at
NJ A r X E T
I N N. Mr..
Mandis VOWS
his chef will
try to Guido
every other
Thanksgiving
dinner he has
ever created.
Not SimDle
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Here the jovial hosts, the
Digenis family, won't have to
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Even If the frost's encroach-
ing. the welcome will be marvel
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'Closed Sun. s'Mon.. q 1851
Evening star., 1961-10-29

Big Lacquer" 1853. Edward G. Robinson.
ll:3o-7
Mystery House" 1888. Ann Sheridan l:lo-9
Friday P.M.
Pacific Liner" 1889 Victor MeLagen.
1905
The Getaway" 1871. Robert Sterling
500
The Racket" 1851. Robert Mitchum e:oo-5
Face TO Face" 1851. James Mason, Robert
Preston. ll:2o-o
The Red Danube" ls49. Walter Pdgeon.
ll;30-7
Kings Row" 1912 Ann Sheridan 1863
Saturday AN.
Land Of the Open Range" 1912 Tim Holt.
lo;oo-5
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THE Dynamlters." 1854. Wayne Morris.

ll:l5-5
Saturday P.M.
"HelIfire" l949 Marie Windsor. 1000
Nevada" lq45. Robert Mitchum 1905
The Golden Fleeing" 1910. Lew Ayes.
Illegal Traffic" 1893. j. Carroll Naish
2:0O-9
Devils Island" 1910. Boris Karloff 500
Soldier Of Fortune" 1855. Clark Gable
300
"Du Barry Was a Lady" ls43 Lucille Ball
ll:0o-5
The Enforeer" 1850 Humphrey Boeart
ll:l5-9
The Big Lift" 1850 Montgomery Cliff.
ll:4o-4
The Mummy" 1882 Boris karIoff 1000
Evening star., 1961-12-31
R. E. McAIIister,
u. S. Accountant
For 20 Years

Richard E. McAllister, SIS, q
Government accountant fol
more than 20 years, died Fridoy
after a heart attack. He livec
at 8510 Sixteenth street, Silver
Spring.
A native of Medicine Lodge
KanS., Mr.. McAllister was g
graduate of Columbus Univer.
sity (Which later merged with
Catholic University here anc
held a bachelors and masters
degree IN accounting.
He came to Washington ir
1885 and began his Government
service as a messenger. At the
time OF his death, Mr.. McAllis.
ter was an accountant anc
budget analyst at the Navy De.
partment.
He leaves his wife, Evelyr
Baker, of the home address;
two daughters. Mrs. Roberta
Benson. 1920 Fourteenth place
Hyattsville, Md. and Miss Rose
also of the home address; a son
Robert. ITO Talbert street
Rockville, Md; a brother
Ralph, 9l20 Harrington drive
Bethesda, Md, and a sister
Mrs. George Owen of Okla.
homa.
Services were to be at 9 am
today at the Warner E. Pum-
phrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring