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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-12-29
PIutifudes From Senator GoIdwuter

Sem Barry Goldwater Of Arizona Minneapolis for the mid
western COP planning conference rresponby criticized President
Kennedy Chester Bowles in the Administration
from his former position undersecreta
Kennedy advisor African Asian
American affairs)
Goldwater Kennedy enough"
recently shook the state department "A few real hard shakes
will get interesting characters harmful than Chester
The Senator added They didn't him (BoeS) far enough
He should have been moved back to Connecticut"
Godwater finds with the
neglected provide support Of his criticism
the fact that Bowles dama-
re-evauate policy
recognizing the reality Cnas"?
Gowater dsapprove Bowes because he formerly
Connecticut ambassador to India and member Of the
Representatives?
crat?
hearing patudes from Godwater. It's
the Senator acting like responsible politician
his otherwise contenOnThe Minnesota
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lis In The Books

National Council Of Teachers
startling facts about the lack knowledge English lang
high school graduates Approximately
tests English last
and universities conduct classes English taking
have learned in
high school
Why hs7 Perhaps the statement
Fewer than half Of the teachers are
adequately competent English
better English teachers Where
lem that educational authorities will have to
Perhaps the kids fault girl
mind to English doesn't teacher
study the books It's all there Springfield Ndnn)
PRESS
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ILLS nOuudy SCdSOH II SOuIlOS GILL
PITY, ironic, unreal and Hght-head-
ed. Everything is so out Of whack
that ungallant French "ultras"
even put the squeeze on Brigitte
Bardot. Can things get much
worse?
Live and let live. That's what
people used to say. Now they talk
Of total victory and "frustra-
ton. Our national slogan may
soon become Keep frowning."
At the risk Of sounding In a
state of euphoria I should like to
dissent. Things are not so bad as
they look. They are not even half
that bad. A startling conclusion?
How does anyone arrive at 1t?
Why not pause for a moment and
think about it? Perhaps it is not
so startling after all.
Let's begin with the Berlin
crisis that was manufactured in
Moscow. The situation is not good,
but neither Is it hopeless. We are
not at war. Despite Khrushchev's
warning, that a treaty must be
signed on his terms by this years
end, the West Berliners have not
lost their freedom. The East Ber-
liners are still alive. The Wall has
become a symbol Of Communist
failure.
Or take a look at the situa-
ton from another angle: Is the
Soviet Union winning" the Cold
War? We know that they wage
war at many levels and that
there Is no let-up, but what Of
the situation In the United Ma
lions
With every big power, from
France and England to India, be-
having their worst the fact still
remains that the Russians have
scored practically zero at the UN.
They lost on Red China. They lost
on their plan to supplant Dag
Hammarskjold with a "troika".
They accepted u Thant.
"Ah," say the pessimists, Took
at Africa, especially the Congo"
Have the Russians won there?
Notwithstanding the affection in
some quarters for Tshombe there
is reason to believe that the pro-
Communist followers Of Gizenga
have not missed the point about
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the price Of secession.
On the positive side, In foreign
affairs, there remains the fact that
Western Europe is prosperous, that
the Communist Parties in France
and Italy are dwindling in influ-
ence, and that the British are
moving in the direction Of the
Common Market.
What we see is tremendous fer
ment but no nuclear war!
What Of the situation at home ?
There is anxiety over the Birch
ties. A liberal critic blames the
President for a feeling Of national
Illustration. Politicians In both
parties are eager to argue about
Africa but are less willing to dis
cuss Route 40. Congress appropri-
ates billions for outer space and Is
afraid to tackle the question of
federal aid to public schools.
All this again may be cause
for alarm and maybe despair.
But are these fears real? With
all the turmoil and all the uncer-
tainties the democratic United
States of America can count these
substantial assets:
Maximum employment, unpre-
cedented prosperity, the most ad-
vance medical technology in the
world, the highest standard Of liv-
ing and increasing longevity. But
even more impressive than the
statistics are the men and women
Of high intellect in our industry,
government, the arts and sciences.
What other nation can boast a
Robert Mcnamara, or George Ball,
Margaret Mead, Jerome Wiesner,
Maxwell Taylor, Martin Luther
King or Leonard Bernstein? Is
there another spokesman at the
UN with the eloquence, farsighted-
ness and clear conscience Of an
Adlai Stevenson? Is there a freer
press anywhere else in the world?
Or more dedicated young people
than those in the Peace Corps?
We can take stock and we can
be proud. Moreover no one can
say these days that we are COM
placent or content to rest on our
laurels.
Copyright, 1861. Robert G.
CntNra alrN
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Clothes Will Carry Cooking Order If Left Near Cooking

yearend sovency the Negative Thinking
History they tell repeats itself But frequently,
monoonousy resomey wessly industry
in the big magazines.
East Germany shortage of salt 1t astonishing
number of grains to swallow all Of Nltas line.
Dixie editor writes that when don't
maintaining ORDER Agreed But then why they screaming
the Supreme Court civil rights decisions?
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plus grand nephews.
Dad had just turned 7s on mother
we'll Anyone will
having alive and around for Christmas is good
fortune and blessing that many do not enjoy.
Our train to Kansas City was
big Same
Mones Iowa Friday night with IS
snowfall thousands in the downtown district and
the talk of radio and TV broadcasters.
Nothing moving in Iowa but the Rock Island RR radio
reported its running nine hours late"
like all of transportation although in recent
have cooled off, of highway auog because OF the nigh traffic toll
in manned bodies fatalities.
limited the arlnes have had
most of patronage in recent years.
home the city at the mouth of the Kaw
usually because mother worries
much about ane safety For she shook her head slightly
discussing did not offer much objection
years objected audby when have told her
we coming home" by plane
shortage Braniff plus the weather
grounding airline for couple Of days made
it comply with mothers objections coming home by
Flying way up yonder!"
On Pullman portering
days. chatted bit about the good old
days" Jones looks well after years Of railroadng.
We were pre-Christ
activity and the bigger Christmas edition. that after brief foray
the diner locked oursef bedroom B and caught
some needed sleep
good sleep walk
found standing the asles
thought against the law to sell seats on train where there
seats available!
train during wakefu minutes,
the the Is
inch snowfall of the day
sitting fully drifts The
depot buy paper jammed with
people trying to get train home for the holidays.
closed. porter volunteered the in
open day help
bound.
sorry passengers got capital
Immediately told there cabs available
cabs Only the goodness of unnamed
KopCaS hOrna utbOI
long wait The gentleman drove to destination and refused to
had drop in the seat beside him
and walk off with "a Merry Christmas"
In Kansas City we renewed our high school days acquaintance
years.
the pretest girls the Lincoln High school class 1920
years kind to her still a pretty
spent couple looking through
peca interested in the annual of 1921 Our has long since
disappeared Ernesnes copy promptly
eced that her important the
he graduated in 1920 fell deaf For just the
photos
all we could afford to for the old copy
We reminisced checked the photos
kept copies which Mary
well.
kept good her fellow class
those Immediately Many
successfully married with children grandchildren
passed
others scattered the highly
Mnnesoans will husband,
cancey Downs leader who was around Minneapolis for
City
most recently he entered the ministry following graduation
K,C. theological college.
Ernesine CaSSmate Nancy CNfrs. J)
Nancy pretty City
high girls.
We admire the which
former hOOmates busy years things
it that have not had
something reVarding and fine in our Hfe
"A Happy Prosperous
Newman
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sit-Ins Costly 10 Business

ns here to until complete victory for all
who Disseminated against
that all people business usually the
omic factors that hinder them financially Sns
businesses and the longer they
is oohardy continue resisting desegegaon
economically waste but there moral justification
tnuing such dastardly practiceLOuisvile DEFENDER
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WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
By ROBERT q, SpIVAcK

Washington-THE BALANCE SHEET. = The year 1861
ends, not with a whimper but with bang.
Has anything gone right Nehru invades Goa Britain
threatens the United Nations with nonpament Menshkov
promises bombs that Supersuper At home the Radical
Right talks of hanging Earl Warren In France Radical
Right let's plastic bombs do its talking
Ugly. Crazy. Mixedup How talk of good cheer at
Evening star., 1961-08-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(coRIINuEDl

CHEVROLET $50 Impala convertible
N.S; power steering and brakes:
Evening star., 1961-08-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS '57 convert: luxury line '9s''
with full power, S1,195. KIRK
MOTOR CO. 1000 Ga. ave. ia.
9-4SO0.
OLDs go Dynamic "SS": 2-door
Holiday coupe: p.s.. p.b., excellent
WV. tires, beautiful gulf-blue,
low-mileage car, like new, nicely
eustomized: S2,295.
DICK DAVIS OT,DS
Evening star., 1961-08-02
ORUSIN

704 W. Broad St. p. C. JE. 4-2422
CHEV. '57, 4-dr. HIT. Bel Air. TG.;
P;sr P.B;, r; and b. Air cond
S1,S45. AERO CHEVROLET, XII
S-S025.
CHEV. 80 Impala VS. 4-dr. hard
top, auto. trans, r. and h.. p.s,
Wv. tires, immaculate condition
throuEhout 81 1Ah
Evening star., 1961-08-02
MONROE
FORD

1897 EAST-WEST HWY, S.S., MD
JU. 5-7S04
PLYMOUTH $50 taxicab; $4,000
miles, S275. In good condition
Cali Ii. 3-Si99,
PLYM. 81 4-dr. sedan; excel
motor, good tires. S125 or best
offer. OF. 4-495S.
PLYMOUTH '57 5-passenger club
little go: looks and runs like
new. Perfect, pass any inspection
S495; terms, S95 down. ROPER
LA. 6-2700. -.
PLYMOUTH '55 Belvedere 4-dr.;
auto. trans, excel. cond.; one
owner: leaving town, will sacri-
flee. Call 10. S-3422.
PONTIAC '5S 4-dr. hardtop: i'm
mac; $1,000. FLOOD PONTIAC,
1921 Conn. ave.
PONTIAC 81 standard shift: r
and h., good transp.; S100. Cal
NO. 7-733S after $3.50 pm.
PONTIAC go 6-passenger station
wagon; hydramatic. power steer
ing. power brakes. radio, heater
Wv. tires, blue finish; new car
condition. S2.645.
JACK BLANK
II4s3 I4s3 Trying St j N;W. " ASPp. 4-SSsoG 4SSsoG
BANK ON JACK BLANK
PONTIAC $50 4-door hardtop; p.s.
pb., auto. trans; nice car, $685.
FOLEY FORD, Upper Marlboro
Nd, MA. 7-2S01.
Evening star., 1961-08-02
DICK DAVIS OLDS
n5saI,,I; Clean suburban I,1 Cars

coNdREEssIoNAI dREEsIo PLAZA
ROCKVILLE, ND. HA. 7-7344
oLDsMOBILE 1853 Super De luxe
'9S" hsrdtop; air cond. (factory
equipped. All power incl. elec.
windows. 6-way seats, elec. an
tenna, Sentinel. Brand-new. heavy
duty tubeless tires, brand-new
heavy duty battery and brake liu-
ings. Car kept in top eond, by
two-ear owner. Leaving for Eu-
rope. OIL. 2-0561. or AID. 2-57lO.
Evening star., 1961-08-02

FORD 81 9-passenger Country
Sedan; VS. motor, Fordomatic,
power steering, power brakes,
radio, heater, safety padded dash
1900 miles: immaculate; terrific
savings.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
THE AMERICAN ECONOMY

What wO purchase how much
y: y: 52r.: earn WAst st. Ts 10y Sw1 1.;,. vSss s.s
farm income. etc.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Oln1stead'

EST. OLD8 pEALKR BINCI 1850
1000 Wilson Blvd, All. IA. 7.6A00
METROPOLITAN '65 conveTtihle;
goea Send; S27S; must sell. cE.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDsMoBTLE 80 2-dr.; traded on
Moop PoNTIAc. 4sSi Conn: sv:
OLDS so Super 'Ss" conv. coupe;
hydra. 7. and h.. power steering
cond. throuehout; SS,295. -
PAUL BROS. (OLDSl
Wis. and Ellicott NV. KE. 7-130s
OLDS 80, several to choose from;
some with factory air cond :: must
be seen to be appreciated. FOR
the best buys IN town.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis. and Ellieott NV. KE. 7.l3O6
OLDSMOBILE 1851 F-s5 station
wagon: popular alpine white, ex.
oPReNfNa oSPsReNSffENSaot EsvvENifSos svyEaHifSSo s TiIL 3 Pm.
Suburban Cadillac-Old Co.
sREFAP5bx. RRAPEBx SNHSorplNoo NS' Of: cEsEH1zss ss1EH1zso
oLDs 1858 "ss" De Luxe eony:
coupe: hydra 7: and .i.It;,, r.; pCStts sssts
price, S2.3e5.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis. and Ellicott N.W., kE. 7.lSOd
OLDSMOBILES 81
Inaugural ears. F-e5 and regular
size. These cars carry nev.car
than 500 miles. Save over $1,000
on these special cars.
I. Oln1stead
EST. oLDs DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. IA. 7.eA00
OLDsMOBILES 1851. Holiday se:
power equipped, including General
Motors air conditioning; special
oPENnNa aSnHpseFtSSrE EVENINGS SrsSss TILL . PM.
Suburban Cadillac -OldS Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. ND. OIL. 6.770O
OLDsMOBILE '57 2-door hardtop;
power steering, brakes one owner; ;
low mileage: SS95; eau REp
FREDERICK MOTORS. 10. g.
7070.
OLDSMOBILES l960s: Z TO choose
from. different body STYLES and
equipment, all power equipped;
exceptional value.
OPENING EVENINGS TILL . Pm
Suburban Cadillac-OldS Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. ND. OF: 6:77Og
Evening star., 1961-02-09
AuIoMosILEs E0R SALE | AUTOMOBILES FoR sA

PLYMOUTH 'e1 1elveders "s" 4
door: beautiful white finish;
push-button drive, radio, heater,
Wv. tires. undercoating. -INAU-
GURAL SPECIAL, unusual say
inss. economy terms.
WHEELER. INC. CHRYsLER CITY
$500 WiscoNsIN NV. EM. 3-4s0O
PLYMOUTH 1853 Fury 2-door
hardtop; radio. heater, automatic
SieaminS STONE finish: $i'sS5.
|Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
621 ArI. Blvd. 7. c. JE, 3-lls9
PLYMOUTH 80: new; sell $500
below dealers cost; call FRED
FREDERICK MOTORS. TO. 0.
PLYMOUTH 1888 BelYedeFe 2-dF. !:
f.ns fSfs1 edsaItisn.l sssahIii l0T 6N ni:afso fso excel
PLYMoUTH 700 eport spbuFban Q.
passenSer, power steerinE' power
brakes brakes ~ y-S q. engine air eondi-
COLONIAL OLDS co.
1241 9Th st. NE. Ii, 1856
Across from The Market
PONTIAC '0i Tempest 4-door; new,
Americas newest family car, 6O,.
600 mile guarantee; S2,237. $500
dewn, cash or trade, bank terms
70 NJ your budget. Tor the best
MCNEIL PONTIAC
R100 yUIQ AVR aY A ANN
'IN THE Hart oR BEIHESDxs
PONTIAC 80 BonnsViiie a-dF.: fac.
sssSi Si Goob sieS y SoR4iEc MIA in2as sssi
F!0NTIAS go s09y. sSsj igE @I @Is
pnMa1TsIlllccI pinMa1TsIlllccIeil ilaai i1G:4SG. GnS8 AZ. nLooD
Evening star., 1961-02-09
RENAULT 81 DAUPHINE
y no 0zsHkHsHi xxFRzs 10 5GsYf Gps4Yf toR.

CAPITOL PARISIAN
MOTORS, INC.
Authorised Renault- -Peugeot Dealer
22nd q n NV. EB. 1850 III D
hrSHUFEa Tot FEaIs&iAE s& cXyioISSSss, cAEI. iANa,
22nd and N nv. RE. 7.2e30.
RENAULT 'bs pauphins: ecral.
low mileage. exceptionally clean.
Hill & Sanders
Metropolitan Washinstcn'O
n Oldest Ford DealerShip
1880 Viers Mil Rd., wheaton. Nd.
OPEN ukk1DiA sukDAS s-fSes is 10 4pM.
RENAULT '6I; less than $500
miles. new-ear warranty; S1.2o6.
Low down payment
STANDARD PONTIAC
s!n. S4sG .cAILLTM Rp;; AZ; 7:7i2o 9
RENAULT '6e; r, and b., meehan.
ically excel. clean, good tires:
must sell. sacrifice. 81. 3-1669.
HSSAgITIsgS s.s..T nv T,.ssI s;SOGsFi SsediO and
SNSS SSo
|Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
62l Arl. Blvd. =. C. JE. 3.1le9
STUDEBAKRR '66 Champ. 20" 9.
oIWiiNER s1ls ;SSS sSth &. l'; NV S1S0'
THuNDERBIRD 80 hoFdt0p; beau.
tiful silver finiSh, electric seat,
tory air conditioning: very clean:
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
l223 22nd ST. NV. FI. $4,000
slD .5lnl. ~ DSTss 'tssrss sssSE PSSsE
FOR APPoINTNEMT.
FOLEY FORD
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BupoET
were Laughtrs OF City Prices
Upper Marlboro. Nd. Ma. 7.cs0l
T.BIRD .50: black and yhita: l6..
eSSd SSS peal csil sTsEa'S II. sssI
THINDE.E1IRD Z. Dr.. ~ :, ecnvsr.lsIS
s1:l: Ia yjISse ysji.Ssessii tires: very clean: 'O'-
Capitol Cadillac -OldS Co.
liaa FETG2SR 2aiPf &C. EESMs EMs 1s;oa; " s;a?SSS s.S
sssI,D:ai snS wais:; S;4ss excel sond.. fully
United Auto Sales, Inc.
AUTH. RENAULT.PguoEoT DIR.
1925 oa. Ave. wheaton 70. $500
VALIANT go: new: sell $500 be-
low dealers cost: call FRED FRED
ERIcK MOTORS. 10. g.7070.
vAUxHALE 80 sedan; immaculate.
blue. gray lee.s equip. Guar. .Se96.
CAPITOL PAR1SIAN
MOTORS, INC.
asns a$ntASTis's Sns Ss sHssSS sSS'alrs
vATXHALL SS; radio, heater. red
'''' JACK BLANK
1897 Irving 81. NV. Ap. 1880
$3.50 sANRe itfe es esN JACK JACK MstANs Mi N2I0S7O
v0LKsWAGEN loelsi new ship
me1t all models snd ssnnda eoiSTrs: i'm:
ss %'d low y. Foi SSSn. fui Sanf RFifsi H.
nancinR: trade or terms.
1925 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 2:e9e9
Evening star., 1961-02-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDs '5s "ss" Holiday; power
steering and brakes. also hydra.
aSUHs' Rssls' a1.Tss:. TsslH; sf.4ss sfaisis 0'''n'
AkerS OldS-C Cadillac Co.
DARLINGTON SHOPPING. Str CTR" " "
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
OLDs go "9s" convertible coupe
white, power steerinS, power
brakes. factory air-conditioning
company official car. new cal
terms and warranty: $685..
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co
.l223 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
OLDsM0BILEs 81: all body 81, stylas;. \;
tioninS' ton s9'OIsi We NEED need 5s.'s7 trade.
ms. Visit our display for thai
''Red Carpet" treatment.
AkerS OldS- Cadillac Co.
OV. 3-O35O ALEXANDRIA
OLDS $50 Super ''ss" h.t.;. f,p., q
tone, beautiful, Butler bargain,
SssS. LEE D: 5gTLER' 1l2l 2lst
PEU0EOT '69 "403" sport sedan;
beige. Immaculate. Radio, fully
EQUIP, Wv. Guarantee. S1.296.
CAPITOL PARISIAN
MOTORS, INC.
Authorized Renault-Peugeot Dealer
22nd and N NV. FB. 7.2s30 I'll 9
PLYMOUTH 80; clean, excel. cond.
T. and h., standard shift: S106
Call WO. 6-2p64, after 2 pm.
PLYMOUTH '0I Pufy "S" 4-dooF
2-tone green, equipped with pewei
steering, torqueflite push.buttor
drive, radio, heater, Wv. tires
wheel cover, undertaking. .INAU.
0URAL SPECIAL, unusual saw
tngs, economy terms.
WHEELER, INC. CHRYGLER CITY
Imperial: chryslsr-P -Plymcuth.ya Valiant
4S00 WISCONSIN NV. m. S-4S0O
Evening star., 1961-02-09
AUT0M0BILES F0R SALE

FTNalftH auto. tf.ns': ?? SESSSS.' SESSSS'F' q and d.
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
62l ArL Blvd, r. c. il. 3-1ie9
PONTIAC $50. Bopneville 2-doof
me sSS saSS SrSss spossr SSE's .sss
MONROE foRD. 1857 | Esst-West West
hwy. Silver 9Drg. Nd. 10. 6-7S04.
PONTIAC '5S Chieftain 2-door; hy-
SSrspm.tie. power steerinG: pcEsr pu.r
black finiah. Low prlca Of 81 .076.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
McNEIL PONTIAC

P!oNTlAC .eo eOsy. eps.i icX ni;;
poRTiac. piSo@ai1le.'; ;4aai iI:sSSi SoSa. .v.. s.0OD
Evening star., 1961-02-09
WORLD HISTORY

Covering the world IN detail from
the.rninute tnformStion about peo.
pie. governments, politics. geogfA.
ply, history. customs, resources.
etc. Keeps you in touch with. the
world. Keeps you informed about
the world.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
SPORTS

Statistics and records on many
sports al the way from 1719 TO
1850. iaeluding OlympicS and World
Evening star., 1961-02-09
U. s. GEOGRAPHY

TresSure-chest Of info1matien about
every State IN the Union - re-
sources, industries. histories. eitiess
museums, parks, etc.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
CROSSWORD PuZzLR 6ulpR

Handy for puSxls solvsrs Who may
meaning M siSOsSs shs '0s SOU, ESHSpstisn .O':
here are deitieS Of myths, legends,
odd words that will get you ever
the hurdles.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
INFORMATION
On a suide vwiety of subjects, both basic and
timely, compiled with e1acting care BY authorities
for interesting reading and quick reference.
REVIEW SECTION

frank and searching reviews Of
theatre. science. books, music.
81 toD erities associated with some
81 the important maeaxines Of the
countTy-Ttme. Saturday Review
NewSWesk and ~ Guide.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
JACK BLANK

!.',s ..'zs 1,y,ps m E. sssoSETHHe E,H .p. ..ssss
S4OOs sHNR oN JACK JACK E.1NkS NHISO7O
PONTIAC 80 Bonneville h.t.: fuzzy
iSasP'd SSsF SosSsd sSStd.'; siSss sS: fHS LIE 0qs
BUTLER. 1871 2iSt st. 6.W. FE.
R1M6LEh 81; loVs1E prices, {. P.
fd.. 3. B.. Nd. Ju. s.s4o6.
4ElStEa ssl.nt soHS a. fSE tSlslS1uP { sPe 3 SsgS s..
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
62i Arl. Blvd, ?. c. JE. 3.l1e9
Evening star., 1961-02-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
IcONTINuEpl

FORD 80 dalaxie Town Victoria:
STTns ineiSdins e ar ccnd.: S:' carries s new; new:
car title and guarantee. List price,
S3,S22 40: our price, S2,606.
LOGAN FORD. 1850 Goth st. NV.
FE. 7-SS00, or 3540 14th st. NV,
TU 2-4l00
Evening star., 1961-02-09

IMPERIAL 90 4-ir. hardtop: pow.
er equipped; T. and h., duel fac
tory air cond !; $500 miles, Beau
tiiSl Tdo J. buy; ,,!e Private; \ sSi7SS. st tsT'
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Second Of Two Psrts

cred teenagers started "oppng" three years ago. and
unlike the Pony that sverybodys dancing everywhere
IN the Warrington area, Stops Just hitting some
areas But the Pony TEEN reported last week. spread
to all corners like knocked glass Of water and
In only . few months.
It takes more than six easy lessons from Madame
LaZonga to become proficient In either the Pony or
the Majestic sop When dancers get into the throes Of
the Majestic 1t resembles Indian footwork IN the rain
dance The Majestic has one, two, three slide back
beat You gotta be quick, too There's also stomp
the ball Of the left foot and twist to the left before
you slide back The done with the right foot
The hands are held In o fist-hke fashion.
Or you can do the Umbrella while dancing the
Majestic For that movement, stack your fists Just
as though you holding beach umbrella upright.
Then while dancing you move the simulated umbrella
around In q circle, behind you wherever fancy
takes you.
Runner-up to the Majestic slop IL the Skate. Foot
work on this 10 like fancy rope jumping You keep
the balls Of the feet and spring start with one foot
ahead Of the other like you've Just taken step forward
Shift the feet forward and back while sprngng and
then hit twice with the left foot when It's in front,
ahft back and forth both feet again and then hit
twice with the right foot when It's ahead. You Slde
forward In the skate and backward in the Majestic
slop. ~~e.r
Much more complicated s the Mashed Potatoes.
You don't pick up the feet but Aide them while twisting
the toes doing backward across the noor It's Ike
maShing potatoes with your feet
Easier to do, according to Dorie Roche Of Richard
Montgomery High Ad), IL the Kangaroo slop. Stand
your toes, Jump up and put your feet to the side
while In the air. Keep the fists up" she explains
All the dances have lots Of twists. In the Apple
consinUed Poss
Evening star., 1961-01-29
FOOTWORK:
Fancy, Free
and Furious
By Fiji GORSKA
star staff Writer

If you're Just starting to slop-sToPi The newest
dance step 10 the Majestic slop.
The Majestic II popular among teen-agers In most
Of the District public schools It has several different
names. At Dunbar High 1t n known also as the Life
and at Phelps Vocational High It has third name the
Australian Slop But the most generally accepted name
is the Majestic elop.
Stops are fast dances but they move slower when
Il comes TO nfltratng into all Warrington areas Col.
Second Of Two Perts
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Dr.. Hurtung, 66,
Authorityin
Drug Chemistry

RICHMOND, Sept. 80 (AP) =.
DR.. Walter H. Hartung, Sc, an
authority in drug chemistry,
died at his home here yester-
day.
He was the chairman Of the
Department of Pharmaceutical
Chemistry and the Department
of Chemistry at the Medical
College of Virginia.
DR.. Hartung was co-author
of the first American book on
drug chemistry. and published
many articles in that field. He
also was the editor of Volumes
5 and of Medicinal Chem
istry."
DR.. Hartung won the Ebert
Prize OF the American Phafma-
ceutical Association for work
with amino alcohols and acids.
A native of Minnesota, he re-
ceived his education at the
University of Minnesota and
the University of Wisconsin.
DIR. Hartung was at one time
associated with pharmaceuti-
cal manufacturer in Baltimore
and Philadelphia, and lectured
at Temple University. He
served on the faculty of Uni
versity of Maryland and Uni
versity of North Carolina before
coming to Richmond in 1856.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Cord
Hartung and three sons.