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Evening star., 1961-01-05
HOUSES F0R sALE--VA.

BANCROFT. suRPRIsE PACKAGE
rambler with de luxe bsnk. and
dble earpoYt (only 9 magic miles
from D. CO.. $4,000 worth Of
extras plus complete GE kit: cen
+. trail air eond., 40-ft. rec. rm.. lge.
fenced lot. S24,s5o-7yariety Of
nnaneinE. Don't miss seeing'i
MILKEY REALTY. IA. 7-0250
REvERLY F0REsT nr. shirley
4 bedrms., 3 baths. 40-ft. liv., rm. /:
st-acre lot. fully planted with
shrubs, flowers and lawn. Adjoins
small lake, Very conv,. TO down
town Washington. Call OWNER,
phors 45l-3l20 for appt.
BIG FAMILY wanted with q slim
pocketbook. We have lust the
house for you-4 big bedrms., 2
baths: very clean and tastefully
decorated; level lot with trees. on
9, quiet. secluded street in Falls
Chureh Priced amaEinsly low at
Sl4,950. Don't delay seeing this
pIANTaTIoN REAIrY. JE. $4,000
BLUE-CHIP SPECIAL! = Inside
straight 70 the hottest value in
rambler history. Sls,250 will
buy 1t. with only $3.50 down FHA
and payments less than rent. OF
lifetime brick. .and-steel-beam con-
living rm. with coy log burning
fireplace. family dining rm., nice
" equipped kitchen, 3 big. big
bedrms.. tiled bath. full bsmt.
with entrance TO lovely fenced
h-aere lot. At this price, POSI-
TIyELY ToDAY's VERY BEST
BUY! HoRANCE REALTY, 403
W. Lee hwy, Fairfax. CR. s.
4006. Open 90.
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I5.R-90 level lots in Wheaton View
all utils. avail. with st. on grade
will sub. part to respon. builder
n ~ $50 ,sss sssh' JAMES D. DRAPER
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UNIV. PK.-3-bedrm. rambler, I'm
ished rec. rm., ga baths: conv.
schools, churches, shopping center.
nIrnI m nEAYHnX 60
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PINEY BRANCH RID. Shop Ctr.
rear 1923 Flower ave. No, s. overs
head DR., slax20. Sl4 JU. 5-1747.
1880 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Only 81
monthly. Lear garage Phone
manager. NO. 7-754S,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

\. AKLINGTON-4-bedrm. brick
rambler with pine-paneled rec.
rm.; located on well treed lot
on . eul-de-sac in q wonderful
neighborhood Other features are,
lge. square shaped liv. rm. with
hrepl., kit. with eating space and
all the labor saving equipment,
hail entrance, earport and plenty
Of closet and storage space. Priced
to sell at &23,950; hard to mud n
an area Nke this PARKER, SMITH
d pONNELL, REALTORS. IA, n
6161. ia, 1887.
NEED A DORMITORY? Here Il
Is. In this huge, 2.story brick
home. on large lot. in Hillwood
section Of Falls Church. on dead
end street. Beautiful large livinn
rm,, fireplace. separate dininG rm.
and kitchen with eating space;
full bath and ] large bedrm. down:
huge bedrms.. 1 big en6ugh
for . dormitory, and full bath
up: two finished rec, rooms In
basement with y bath. Ali thit
priced at only S23.950, reasona blt
down payment. Assume huge 1st
trust, Open to offer. Call and
see, this may be what you have
ne. 3 III Q. sc. fe4soo. o6nI
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tcoNTiNueel
M ARnRM w0nns
HILLCREST HEIGHTS.

HTLLCREsT HElGHTs-4 bedrms., !,
det., . baths, Earage; lge. fenced
lot: every mod. feature: owner
transferred: will sacrifice; assume
lse. loan. MIKE CoUGHLIN RE-
ALTOR, RE. 6-4444.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA

YORKSHIRE PARK-New frame 2
6sdfT:; es = t lEe; III liv. I'm: acre: 500 sS
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
icoNriAvEnl

GOLF COURSE with
EHsRs ;EHRHlPs JY2ar RS9l sr s slHshSS,s a'tS Ss4s:
masonry home. plus ever.sized de-
tached sarge. Home features lge.
eountry-style roomS--2 bedrms. :,
huge sep. din. rm., etc. $500 dn.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BARBER business wanted in p. @.
Co; 3 10 4 chair shop: rent OF
buy; prefer ne. or Sc. Nd. area.
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IBuslNIss opPoRTUNIrIFs
lcokIINUEnl
NEW CUsTOM.RlJII,T

com OPERATED LAUNDRY
srand-new BUILDING. al new equip;
rssdy to taS.I.'H open. |! coMrsT1rioS ois1isr s5S
PROOF IL location. situated in
nearby Nd. to assure Immediate
success. Reasonable down pay.
ment, balance easily financed,
JU. $1,000
OUTSTANDING SERVICE STATION
BUSINESS. An excellent oppor-
tunity is offered to a qualified
local man, by Sinclair Refining
Co. Low rent and q minimum In
yestment will produce high profits
for the right man. Don't fail to
investigate this modern station in
Hyattsyille. Nd. right on Rhode
Island ave. For details, call MR..
REILLY, LA. 0-6000
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LoTs, ACREAGE WARTEr
COMMERCIAL GROUND

w NEED more lots. acreage or
farms N D; G. or nearby M;
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HI-LOW

Or vice versa. we can play It
either way on this brand-new a.
bedroom brick rambler with cen
ter-hall entrance and de luxe
kitchen with eating space. Also
beautifully .paneled recreation
room, 2-freplaces, 2ls-baths, and
in prestige location at Just
S35,p50. High cash and low paw
ments, or low cash and higher
payments. Quick possession. 9th
ers from S27,q50. Call
WALTER r. REYNOLDS CO.
470l Lee Hwy. JA. 7-6525
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS VITO.
FARMS

NEAR INDIAN HEAD. MD.-e7
line; nice Groom house, plus
numerous outbuildings. 100000.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, LU.
4-3400. CHI. S-4S1S.
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WEST HYATTsyILLE = 4-Oedr
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
ABE LINCOLN

S@AN
did It, so why not you? Abraham
Lincoln moved from his old log
cabin to the White House in WASH
ington. but 1t was much more than
Just a move to a larger and nicer
quarters. II was man reaching a
high station in life and II will
carry the same meaning when you
move your family into this nearly
new brick split-level home wiih
grand-piano size living room with
marshmallow toastins firepl.. sep
arate dining rm., latest equipped
kit. 3 twin sized bedrms. den, 2
baths, built-in garage: ali with
beautiful setting on q acre corner
lot with white board fence. All this
for only s23.5OO. FLA or con-
venional terms. Call
United Rlty., CIR. 3-2484
Theatre Bldg, Fairfax, Va.
ALEX. BUcKNELL MANoR-3-
oedrm. mod. house, fenced garden,
$4,000; cash $500 only. Ice. OF
brokers' :. OWNER. EM. s-766i,
- S-Uo0o.
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ALEX. AREA

A NEW YHRR!s ithH; efFo eofPFFooRruNrry
Better than new 3-bedrm. br. ramb,
in conv Va. Hills. Charming pam
eled rm, in full bsmt. Including
bar. in furns,l. Delishtfui. walled
patio for your summer pleasure.
Storm doors and winds,s washer
ECr.,,. dryer, 2nst5set parkiS,s; T,y Eaaa Eaa
ORBIT REAL ESTATE CO.
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..gerachiS


REALTY CO. JE. a-gs1l
ALEX. AREA SPECIAL-Sl / 500,
$3.50 down; real eharmer; Just
redeeorated; lovely wall-to-Wall
carpeting. Semidet. home. 2 bed.
rooms full basement: nice yard;
front porch: delightful view
Monthly payments less than rent
You'll like It Call now Kl. O.
1880, M II. BARRY ORG.
Realty. Admin. Ewes, KI g.
1899.
MT. VERNON BLvD,-This
tidy-kept brick rambler features
3 bedrms.. liv. rm. with cozy
firepl, and 12x30 scr. porch: eony.
schools shopping. bus: onlv $3.50
dn. KEN BLUNT REALTY. so.
3-bedrm
brick. COW, loc.; featuring lovely
birch kit with tiled wall and
breakfast bar: 3 nice bedrms., lge.
closets, rec. rm., aluminium storm
LOAN: ONLY Sie.7s0. Al SMITH
REALTY. XII. s-66S2; Ewes, TIE.
6-5S52.
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RUSH
ST. JAMES


4 BEDRMs., ga BATHS
Brick Cape Cod on large corner
lot garden area): living rm., fire-
place. dining rm.. large kit, ex-
tended by large screened porch
overlooking garden. den, . bed
rms. and tile bath; 2nd floor. .
large bedrms.. tile bath. equipped
kit. for in-laws basement; oil H.
VIII; STORAGE rm., garage; home
Is in. excellent condition, S23, 800.
Fred ]. George, Realtor
5275 LEE HWY. KE. $4,000
WHY ADvERTIsEl-someone Will
see our gien on this antique brick
charmer and walk into our ONCE
with check book in handi Center
hall fioor plan: kitchen with dish
washer. pine eupboards and eating
space for eight. Four bedrooms,
3h7 baths: lot l60-feet deep and
every inch usable. And walt I'll
you see the daylight rec. room.
In the Yorktown area: new on
market and priced reasonably st
$30,q5Q. HOLLEY REALTY. 5lS3
Lee hwy. KE, S-535O
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ESPECIALLY FOR
you'll you have
looked for the perfect
home with the PER-
Feet SETTING with
the MOST PERFECT
refinancing, we HAVE
1T. This stunning
rambler In one Of the
BEST areas in COM
yenient close-in Ar
lington has Just been
put on the market.
4 spacious bedrooms
with 2 more possible,
2 full TILED baths,
full basement and .
car garage. Owner
will hold large 1st
and End mortgages
and give immediate
possession-in hiEhly
demanded Lorcom
lane area. Call for
Photo Fact Brochure.
Selected for the Ma
tional House Of
Homes. ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE
CORP. FL. %-26O0.
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ALEXANDRIA, SOUTH
Long and low raneher at .
bargain price-nestled on Q
beautiful h-aefe wooded lot.
Wood-burning fireplace, de-
tached garage ,among the
extra features; needs re-
decorating. but viii sACRI-
FICE at S12,500. assume
Az CT loan with small
down payemnt. Open 0 til
Q. Call now.
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MACHINERY and EQIup.
TRUCKS F0R SALE

97T LOADER FOR RENT. BY hour,
day or week. Contract work also
considered. LA. 6.025l.
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Winter Wonderland


Storybook brick rambler with Q
stream running through this COM
pletely private a acre wooded
estate. 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths.
Rracious living room with fre-
place, dining room: wall-to- vail
carpet. modern electric kitchen;
convenient center hall plan.
Charming den with outside en-
trance. Situated in lovely yelling
ton. Heights Low down payment.
Call now. Ewes, XII. 9-6329.
LESS THAN RENT
Keep warm in this cozy 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod with storm windows and
doors. Full basement with outside
entrance: large fenced lot: at
tached carport. Excellent financ-
ing: available Immediately. Short
distance to elementary and high
school, 3 blocks to shopping. Ewes,
KE. S-b9s4.
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HYATTSVILLE-3 bedrms. paneled
den. bsmt., dbl. lot: walk to et.
Jerome's.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-03
Delegates to juneau Are
Optimistic Concerning
Bridge, Road Projects

construction of the Holt Loop
Roaai.
Thompson and Seaman a S o
conferred with Dept. of Educa-
ton officials, Dr.. Thee ]. Nord-
by and George Keith, about pro-
oosed high school at Kenai and
were assured construction of
schools in Incorporated cities was
especially favored, also that the
North Kenai school should be
ready for occupation by iSeptem-
ber or October of 1862.
In conference with officials
Of the Dept. of Commerce and the
Bureau of Tourism, Morris Ford,
director of tourism, said the cur
rent need was no longer for hot
els and motels but for camping
fac lities. More and more tourists
are travelling in camper-trailers,
he said, and accommodations are
needed for them even more than
for tourists who stop at motels
and hotels.
Ford also said that Homer on
the kenai Peninsula, as well as
Valdez and the Matanuska Valley
was rated as being of great in
terest to tourists. Funds are now
available for marking of historI-
cal sites, such as the old Russian
church building in Kenai, the To-
cal group was told.
The Kenai Chamber of Com
merce, after listening to the re-
port from Juneau, appointed a
c of C teurism committee to delve
further into tourism possibilities
for the Kenair area.
The committee, which consists
of Donnis Thompson, Jess Mich
olas, Winiford A. Hoover, Billy
Mccain, Carl Swanson and Allan
Petersen, will hold its first con-
ference at a dinner meeting at
1 pm. Friday at the Rig Cafe,
kenai.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-03
September Land
Selection Made

Approximately A,005 acres
were selected by the Alaska Div.
of Lands during September. OF
this, q, 544.69 acres are General
Grant lands in the Mentasta Lake
region north and east of Glen
allen, and in southeast Alaska.
About 1920 acres of Mental
Health lands were selected in the
Southeast, and 1880 acres of
Community Grant lands north and
east of Tok.
Included in the selection were
80 acres of general grant land in
the geographic area of Stariski
Creek on the Kenai Peninsula, 10
Gated on TBS, RAW, SIN.
Patents were received during
September to 5,180.S3 acres of
general grant lands in the Mata-
nuska Valley and to 1,757.08 a.
of general grant lands in til e
Point Woronzof area, just west
of the city of Anchorage. Also to
Ssa.35 acres of University lands
near Broad Pass on the Alaska
Railroad route.
The total now runs to 10,187
acres applied for, 1,401 $4,000 a.
tentatively approved and 283,210
acres patented.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-03
So1dotna Baptist
Church Activities

The Bible study group of p
persons, under direction of Bud
Porte, meets every Tuesday at
7:30 pm. at the soldotna Bap-
list church. At the same time
Mrs. Paul Weimer meets with
her JOY. group of girls and
boys.
The Mary and Martha c IL b
meets every two weeks on Tues
day at pm. Tuesday evening is
church business meeting time,
followed by a film concerning
youth programs.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-03
Western kenai Peninsula Communities
Organize for Area RedeveIopment

Formation of Western kenal
Peninsula Redevelopment conf
mittee took place Oct. q at a
meeting of representatives from
Election District Il held at the
kenai high school. James Fisher,
attorney for City of Kenai, was
elected chairman of the commit
tee.
Fisher announces that devel-
opment of an overall economic
program for the entire Kenai PEN
insula will be the primary fanc-
ton of the committee. This pro-
gram will qualify Peninsula COM
munities for Federal assistance
under the Area Redevelopment
Act.
This committee, drawn from
representatives Of communities on
the Peninsula, has a present men,
bership of IA. including the chair
man and the secretary at large.
Communities with designated
representatives are: An e h r
Point, Mrs. Elizabeth D. APRIL;
Clam Guleh. Bud Keener; Cohoe,
Eugene Smith; Homer, Howard
Myhill; Kasilof, Charles B. Mead
Jr.. Kenai, Leo T. Oberts; Ninil-
caik. Mrs. Barbara Banta; North
kenai. Carl Seaman; Soldotna,
Homer SWires, and Sterling, Fran
els J. Hall.
Representatives were elected by
unanimous consent Of the meeting
as persons being qualified to COM
pile the economic data for their
home communities.
Participants at the meeting in
kenai were Elizabeth D. April,
Allan L. Petersen, Daniel Har-
Ian, Eugene D. Smith, Jess H.
Nicholas, Leo T. Oberts, Carl
Seaman, Frank Rowley, Stanley
F. Thompson, Charlie Parker,
Clarence Goodrich, Charles Mead
ana James flSner.
It was decided that each elect
ed committee representative form
a local committee to suggest Geo.
nonaic3 plans for that particular
community for recommendation
and incorporation into the over
all economic development spr
granite be presented at the next
meeting of the Western Kenai
Peninsula Redevelopment CON-
mittee.
The next meeting is to be held
at Anchor Point Community club
on Nov. 25 at l pm. Information
ard data collected in the inter-
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-03

Pioneer Girls meet on Thurs
day after school. The IL girls,
under direction of Shirley Lot1is-
bury and Donna Schultz, are
working for Sew-Craft badges.
Rev. Paul Weimer, Jack Louns-
bury, Bob scmidt, Hollis Justice
and Bert Schultz are sponsoring
the Boys Club, which meets ev-
cry Friday after school. The VAR
ieus Understanding activities
include crafts, games, singing and
model building.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-03

Favorable reaction from state
officials at Juneau regarding ex-
tension of the North Kenai road
and the bridge across the Kenai
River were reported by S { n
Thompson, Donnis Thompson and
Carl Seaman after their return
from the state capital this week.
Stan Thompson was a delegate
from the Kenai City Council and
Seaman represented the n o r t h
kena; Community club. They re-
ported their findings at a meet
ing Of the kenai Chamber of
Commerce Wednesday.
Richard A. Downing, Commits
sioner of Public Works, and I. D.
Sherard, who has charge of work
in this district, said bids are to
be let soon on a 81 mile extern
sion Of the North Kenai road and
that a budget is being set up for
a five-year period for future con-
struetion in the area. Constrac-
ton of the 81 mile extension is
to begin In the spring.
The local delegation, represent
ing Kenai and North Kenai, asked
for an additional five-mile ex-
tension to cross Swanson River
and extend to the beach. A bridge
across Kenai River to connect
Beaver Loop Road and kalifonsky
Reach Road was also requested
as was the construction of the
Holt Loop Road in the N Or t h
Kenai area.
Public works officials said rec
concentrations concerning addi-
tional extension and the bridge
would go to the government at
the first of the year. They did
net offer much cement,
however, concerning Immediate
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-03

There are 131 1888 or 58.3 per
cent of the states population be-
tween the ages of 10 and "a in
Alaska. the u. S. Census Bureau
reports.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-03
TR in Alaska Villages

Nearly 80 per cent of routine
x-rays among the native popula-
ton in Alaskass Arctic regions
indicate the presence Of tubercu-
losis, according to the Alaska De-
partment of Health and Welfare.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-03

vening time will be compiled into
a preliminary overall economic de-
velopment program which will be
submitted to the various COM
nlunities for approval.
an all probability the prorafn
compiled by our committee will
form a basis for start on the
state plan," Fisher said.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-03

Read News wantads for profit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
DEAR ABBY
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,
Short Order Romance

my child. He doesn't want
the boy ever to know that he
is not his real father. Is this
wise? I'm afraid some of my
nosy relatives will tell the boy
some day because they all
know it. Should we take a
chance and trust to luck?
The baby is only IA months
old.
NEED ANSWER.
Don't trust to luck. Tell
your boy the truth as soon as
he Is able to understand. It
will be much less painful
than telling a lie which might
be found out later.
- -
DEAR ABBY: I am
stumped. When a man has
invited a lady to be his din
ner guest at a restaurant,
should he precede or follow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22

DEAR ABBY: I am in love
with a guy who is in the
service. His name is Paul. We
saw each other only once, but
I feel like I've known him
all my life. We have CORE
sponded for three months,
and he proposed to me by
mail.
Paul is stationed in a
Southern State, but his home
is up north. He might have
to go overseas, and he wants
to get engaged before he
goes. Here is our plan: Paul
will be flying North next
week. He has to change
planes in st. Louis. He wants
me to come to the airport.
He says he will be on the
ground long enough to put
the ring on my finger and
kiss me. I am afraid to tell
my mother about this kind Of
engagement as she might
think we are crazy. I am Is
and Paul is 20. Can you adj
wise me?
PAUL'S GIRL.
If it'sreally love, it viii last
until Paul can meet your
parents and you, his. Give
yourselves a chance to know
each other better before
rushing into a lifetime con-
tract Your plans for q split
second engagement sound like
a Mack Sennett comedy.
DEAR ABBY: When I was
Is I married a boy I was
crazy about. Soon afterwards
I found out he was already
married. I was pregnant by
that time, so I had my baby
in a home for, unwed moth
ers. I kept my baby, and
gave him his fathers real
name.
I have remarked, and now
my husband wants to adopt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22

ABBY, care Of The EUenino
Star. IncloSe self-1ddTessed,
stamped envelope.
For Abby's booklet, "HoiD
to Haze q LoUely Wedding"
send so cents to Abby, Boz
1865, Beverly Hills, Calf.
distributed By McNaught Syndicate,
Inc.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
League to Hold
u. N. Luncheon

The Montgomery County
League Of Women Voters will
hold its annual United Ma
tions luncheon at noon
Wednesday at the Olney Inn,
Olney, Md.
Mr.. Robert S. Huffman,
executive director Of the U.
N. Association Of Maryland,
will be guest speaker. His
topic will be Major Issues
before the United Nations"
Mrs. Tyler A. Shinn is chair
man Of the event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Harold Hoff
To Be Speaker

The Silver Spring Woman's
Club will hold its regular
meeting at IL am. Novem-
Der l at Woodside Methodist
Church.
Mr.. Harold Hoff Of the
Goddard Space Flight Center,
NASA, in Greenbelt, viii dis
cuss the Satellite Tracking
Program of the United
States. and how it compares
with what is being done in
communist countries.
Before the regular meet
ing, luncheon will be served
by the hospitality committee,
under the Craftsmanship Of
Mrs. E. F. Woodchek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22

the lady as the waiter leads
them to the table2
A. B. c.
The lady should follow the
waiter Tor captain) as he
leads the way to their table.
What's troubling you? Write
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Mr.. Hogan
To Be Speaker

The National Secretaries
Association will hold its
monthly dinner meeting
Tuesday at the Lafayette
Hotel. Mr.. Larry Hogan,
chairman Of the Speakers
Bureau Of the Public Rela-
tons Society of America. will
be guest speaker.
Evening star., 1961-12-22

bined efforts Of a ninth grade
student, who wrote the orig
inal music, and one of the
music teachers, who supplied
the words.
West Rockville is a show
case. and everything done
here is being watched by stu
dents and educators all over
the Nation. We believe the
biggest difference, in compar-
ison with other schools, is the
freedom we have. We don't
have rigid restrictions every
where we turn. Instead, we
have standards to live up to
in the school.
If we do something wrong,
we're not put in a deten-
ton hall or given extra work
to do. We think that when
we reach junior high school
age we should be able to
conduct ourselves in a man
ner that shows we don't have
to run down the halls, push
people, or throw trash.
We truly have a wonder
full school and consider il a
privilege to be among its first
student body.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
TOP TUNES
By HARRY BACAS
Star Staff Writer

James Brown has come
quite a way since his days
as a gospel singer in Macon,
Ga.
For years he and his band
have been in constant de-
mand for dances, theaters,
commercial bathrooms and
rock-and-roll shows. They
have been on national tele-
vision regularly and have
made dozens of records.
A field agent for King Rec
ords heard about James
Brown about six years ago
in Atlanta. That was the
start Of his recording career
and he has been with King
ever since.
Today he has his own
seven-piece band and a four
voice chorus. An accom-
plished musician, he often
plays organ with the group
as well as singing lead.
A number Of the groups
members have been with
Brown ever since his gospel
days in Macon. Technically
they are what is called a
rhythm and blues" group,
but lately they have gained
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Lost Someone Is Newest Hit
For a Former Gospel Singer

Gradually. it became evil
dent that radio disc jockeys
were playing Lost Someone"
a lot on the air. So King
decided to release it as a
single. Now it is rising to
the top of the best-seller
charts.
Lost Someone" was writ
ten by James Brown in COL
laboration with two members
of the band, Lloyd STALL
worth and Bobbie Byrd. It
is scored for his usual group
drums. piano, two saxes,
two guitars, bass, lead voice
and chorus.
1t was recorded at Kings
Brewster avenue studios in
Cincinnati, with Gene Redd
and Sidney Nathan, presi-
dent of the company, super
vising.
Up to now, all of James
Browns records have been
vocals. But he is coming
out shortly with a strictly
instrumental album called
Twist Around" The mott
vation is obvious-to capi-
talize on the new dance craze
with an album of dance
music.