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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-04-28
BLOODMOBILE TO VISIT
DARE AGAIN IN MAY

The bloodmobile will be on Hat.
teras Island May II and in Manteo
May IL. Glen Brosier, field repre-
sentative, Southeastern area Amer
lean Red Cross, Ralph Davis, DIR.
w. w. Johnston, and DIR. w. w.
Harvey, Jr. met today to discuss
the bloodmobile visit for Dare
County.
Dare County was congratulated
for exceeding its quota of 165
pints of blood which served the
county well inasmuch as las pints
were used by Dare County resi-
dents in 1860. The quota is again
1875 pints and it is sincerely hoped
that Dare County will respond as
it did before in meeting this quota.
Plans have been made to contact
the people who were such able
workers during the last visit and
to start a donor pledge campaign
in every community.
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BLOODMOBILE WILL
VISIT BELHAVEN

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will
visit the Belhaven continuity on
April % from 1000 am. to 5 pm.
at the Agriculture building.
The Rev. Angus Miller, Rector
of St. James Episcopal Church is
serving as chairman along with
the following committee. Rev. Les
ter C. Bissett of Trinity Methodist
Church. Rev. Wilbur Ballenger of
the First Christian Church; J. N.
Golf Of the Baptist Church; Mrs.
Scott Topping of the Episcopal
church; Arson Smith of the Liens
Club; C. B. Tillman of the Rotary
Club and Mrs. Clyde r. Potter,
business representative.
Volunteers to man the bloodmo-
bile are being solicited by Mrs. w.
T. Ralph and Mrs. Walton O'Neal.
Please give that others may live.
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SEVENTH PIRATES JAMBOREE
BEGINS TODAY WITHEVENTS AT
HATTERAS; BEACH, MANTE0
Big Free Fish Fry. Contests. Beach Buggy Races
Among Ha+teras Events; Water Show. Pirate
Battle. Big Parade Scheduled for Saturday; to
Conclude with Grand Ball Saturday Evening.

Hundreds of pounds of fish from
Pamlico Sound, Hatteras Inlet and
the ocean We're dressed in Hatteras
today to be cooked on Friday dur
ing the worlds biggest free salt
water fish fry. Last year more than
5000 persons enjoyed the free fried
fish and this year, anticipating an
even larger attendance, enough
have been prepared in the raw to
feed more than 5000 persons dur
ing the opening day of the Seventh
Annual Dare Coast Pirates Jan1bo-
rec.
The Hatteras Island phase Of the
Jamboree will be held on the beach
near Hatteras village and the fes-
Invites start at 10 o'clock with the
Hatteras boy and girl scouts fea-
tured in flag raising ceremony to
the tunes of Currituck County's
High School Band.
Immediately after the flag rails
ing with Gameleil Balance as the
master of ceremonies, there will be
costume judging contests for chill
dren and adults.
To feed the throngs who attend
the worlds biggest free fry this
phase Of the days program will be-
gin at II o'clock and continue until
/ pm.
Beginning at pm. there will be
pirate games for children and on
the beach nearby commercial fish
Iermen will give a demonstration of
setting nets, launching boats and
perhaps bringing in a haul, if
weather conditions are favorable.
Most thrilling event of the day
on Hatteras as the 1861 Jamboree
is launched will be the annual
beach buggy races with field of
Is or more participants scheduled
to race.
/ A buccaneer costume ball in Hat
teras Community Center will mark
the finale of the Hatteras phase
of the Jamboree. At this time win
ners of Costume contests will re-
ceive awards.
Second day of the Jamboree will
be centered in the Dare Beaches
and Roanoke Island sector of the
Outer Banks region.
Dare Beaches and Roanoke Island
Following a colorful day of acti-
vities at Hatteras on Friday, the
seventh annual Dare Coast Pirates
Jamboree will present finale fea-
lures here on the Dare Beaches
and at Roanoke Island on Saturday.
The Outer Banks Ski Club will
open the second day of exciting
Pirate Jamboree activities in Kit
ty Hawk Bay at 10 o'clock Satur-
day morning. Under the leadership
of LaVerne Watson of Norfolk
ski show that will rival ski teams
of Florida will be presented, fea-
turing acrobatics, ski-less skiing,
ski-kite flights, ballet and other
ski performances.
The exciting pirate battle and
landing will follow the ski show in
the bay while on shore there will
be special music and demonstra-
tons by Elizabeth City High School
See JAMBOREE, Page -Four
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PIRATES STREET
PARADE SET FOR
MANTEO SATURDAY

More than a dozen units will
participate in the Pirate Jamboree
street parade scheduled for noon
on Saturday, it was announced to-
day by George Croker. He is the
parade marshal and last minute
entries or information about the
Manteo event, scheduled to form
at the Manteo High School at
1890 o'clock, may be obtained by
contracting him at Beacon Motor
Lodge on Mays Head.
The Manteo phase of the parade
will feature Elizabeth City High
Schools pirate band and major
cites who will also provide music
during the battle and landing at
Avalon Beach Saturday morning.
Many of the floats to take part
in the parade will travel in cara
van from Avalon Beach via old
u. s. Highway 1853 through the
business sections of Kill Devil Hills
and Mays Head. They will leave
Avalon Beach at IL noon.
Croker stated that the parade
would be led by A. w. Drink
water, Dare's senior citizen who
will be riding in a convertible.
This lead will be followed by the
Junior Court, the Shrine Fire En-
CINE, another float, the marching
band and majorettes, Sea Hag
float with king and queen of pi-
rates, senior court, more autos
with dignitaries and a Coast Guard
DUKW, and then more floats.
Three prizes will be awarded for
winning fioats--frst $500; End
5000 and third $500.
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CARRIER
KITTY HAWK TO BE
COMMISSIONED SAT.

Mayor R. H. Cook of Kill Devil
Hills will be one of many dignitar-
les attending the commissioning
ceremonies of the USS Kitty Hawk
in Camden, New Jersey, on Satur-
day.
Mayor Cook will be representing
the Town of Kill Devil Hills, where
on December II, 1908, the first
powered flight in an airplane was
made by Wilbur and Orville
Wright. Kill Devil Hill in those
days was the highest dune near
Kitty Hawk where the Wrights
had begun their experiments with
kites and gliders in 1900.
Governor Terry Sanford of
North Carolina has named Hugh
Morton as the official representa-
tive of the State at the commission
ing ceremonies.
Mayor Cook who has announced
that he will not be a candidate for
reelection to the post of mayor
stated this week that he had desi-
grated Charles Griffin, a potential
successor to the mayors job, as his
representative while he attended
the commissioning ceremonies.
Griffin, acting for Cook, will pre-
sent the pirate king and queen with
the "key to the Outer Banks" at
the Pirates Jamboree battle and
landing activities on Saturday
morning.
The USS Kitty Hawk, (CVA-63)
is the nations first missile carrier.
She is one Of the largest ships
ever built. It would be possible to
place both the IS United States
and SIS America side-by-side on her
decks-or as wide as the World
War I destroyer was long. She is
!, 047 feet long and has a beam OF
252 feet.
Dare County Tourist Bureau
Manager Aycock Brown was issued
a special invitation to attend
the commissioning exercises, but
will be unable to attend as the
commissioning conflicts with the
annual Dare Coast Pirates JAM
boree underway on Dare Coast this
week.
Two important people from the
area attending the ceremonies are
Mrs. Bennett ID. Severn Of New
Jersey, and Mrs Pauline Woodland
of Coinjock, daughter of the late
Capt. w. ]. Tate at whose home the
Wrights boarded on their first visit
to Kitty Hawk, and who was 9
lifetime friend Of the Wrights. Mrs
Woodland, the wife Of an attorney
E. r. Woodland, is the postmaster
at Coinjock, and her mother wa.
postmaster at Kitty Hawk whez
het Wrights first came there.
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SURPLUS CERTIFICATION
FOR HATTERAS AND BUXTON

ANY person in the community
Of Hatteras who wishes to apply
for surplus commodities, is asked
to come to the fire hall Monday,
May 1, 1861 between the hours of
10 am. to 100 pm. The Dare
County welfare staff will be pres
emit 10 take applications and ceri-
fly those eligible.
The welfare staff will be in
the Buxton Methodist Church fold
building) Monday, May from 2
70 4 pm. to take applications for
people in the vicinity Of Buxton.
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CHI. HOMECOMING

Homecoming will be observed at
Watson's Chapel Church 9th Sun
day, April Both at 1900 am. and
a picnic dinner at noon.
Rev. C. X. Wright Of Windsor
Methodist Church will be guest
speaker.
All members, former pastors and
their families, former members and
friends are invited TO attend.
Evening star., 1961-09-03

'1d74 ALL WOOL FACE TWIST, RED 1890
l5xll3 ALL WOOL FACE TWIST, SAND 4, $500 17s5
l2<l9 ALL NYLoN FACE HlLo, BEIGE 753o0 lsss
l023 ALL COTTON FACE, GREEN 1900 500
l223 ALL WOOL FACE LOOP, $3.50 2s9M
l2<l2 9o% RAYoN 1917 NYoN PLUSH FACE l5oo $50
10267 ALL WOOL FACE VELVET, GREEN 495oO sz5W
12<28 ALL NYLoN FACE HI-Lo. sANDALWooD $500 z75M
lz<I93 ALL WOOL FACE VELVET. BLUE 32995 l9sN
l2<l99 ALL NYLoN FACE Hl-Lo, BLUE 16oo l7sN
l2<l8l0 ALL WOOL HI-Lo FACE, 3SOO 1885
l2<2l5 ALL NYLoN HI-Lo FACE GREEN 2875O 1885
12<l78 ALL WOOL FACE WILTON 55Oo l55M
l2<lo6 ALL WOOL FACE TWIST sANDALWooD 1920 l1e5
lo6d5 ALL WOOL FACE PLUSH, OLIVE GREEN 37OO 2ooc
lDl2 ALL WOOL FACE LOOP GREEN 1880 so5
93xo2 so% MoDEAcRc N% FACE PLUSH ROSE BEIGE
l2<l24 ALL WOOL FACE SHAG LOOP BROWN 245OO l5o5
l2<l66 ALL NYLoN FACE HI-Lo. BLUE 2l89O 1890
l2xl96 ALL COTTON PLUSH FACE PUMPKIN l0O 771
l2xl21o ALL NYLoN FACE HI-Lo, 29OO IeoW
lA5 5o9 WOOL 500 RAYoN FACE WILTON sANDAWooD Spec 1895
Al8 500 WOOL 500 RAYoN FACE WILTON SANDALWooD 1895
Ai69 7o AcRYc, 3o NYLoN 1920 1880
l22l ALL NYLoN FACE TWIST, RED 3o5O 1895
AAS 7o% ACRYLC 500 MoDAcRC FACE LOOP GREEN 1900
29d68 7o9 AcRYc so MoDEAcRYc LooP 1880 2o
l1l010 ALL WOOL FACE WILTON WHITE 2l995 l595c
l5x8lo ALL WOOL FACE HILo LOOP BLUE 25N l6M
9xl5 ALL WOOL FACE H-Lo LOOP, TWEED 1850 $3.50
9xl2 ALL WOOL FACE ADMINISTER, ROSE l59e5 soW
9xl2 ALL WOOL FACE ADMINISTER, 1885 s9M
98x5 ALL NYLoN FACE LOOP, BLUE 1850 1895
l06xl6 ALL WOOL FACE LOOP, BEIGE 1880 7e9
9<l52 ALL WOOL FACE LOOP ROSE BEIGE 1890 $3.50
910d9 ALL NYLoN FACE TWIST AQUA 23oU $500
9xl24 ALL WOOL FACE LOOP, BROWN 1900 sc
l&l7 ALL NYLoN FACE HILo, BROWN 5000 l5sM
l1I06 ALL NLoN FACE TWIST $500 1890
l2lo9 7o% WOOL so0S NYLoN TWIST PILE BEIGE 7O0m pom
l5xlO ALL WOOL FACE HI-Lo LOOP, 1850 lI5OC
Evening star., 1961-09-03
:I57sLR1 , OR |; !:
500 IS S ESI<

I1%7I ALL WOOL VELVET PILE NILE GREEN 249O0 IA
l58lO. ALL WOOL TWIST PILE, CAMEO BEIGE IA
SKIP s. ALL WOOL EMBOSSED PILE BRARWooD $500
l5x9 sol NYloN HILoW LOOP PILE MINT GREEN 1925 II
9<89 7O96 WOOL so% NYLoN TWIST PILE ROSE BEIGE 49,
1879 soS RAYoN 1922 NYLoN PLUSH 1880
l2l4 so0 RAYoN lo96 NYoN PLUSH PILE cANTALoU l995
12xl5 ALL WOOL TWIST PILE. DESERT BEIGE 259OO IS
lAl68 s006 AcRILAN 3o0 TWIST PILE, DoEsKN 1885 II
9S6 80 AcRLAN 20 VEREL RANDOM SHEAR
12d7 So AcRILAN $500 II
AcRAN 7o VER LOOP PILE BROWN tBEAVED 2995 10
l1296 ALL WOOL TWIST PILE, GREY 5000 %
12x202 ALL NYLoN H-LoW LOOP PILE SATNWooD $500 ~
l5xl2 ALL WOOL TWIST PILE, BRARWooD 5000 lo
94xl74 ALL WOOL EMBOSSED PILE WHITE WINE 1870 II
l5<9 ALL WOOL HItoW LOOP PILE 1888 II
9l5 ALL WOOL H-LoW LOOP PILE, CHARCOAL 1850 10
15>9lo ALL WOOL TWIST PILE, HoNEYToNE 22loO Is
l5x810 ALL NYLoN PLUSH PILE, CHARCOAL GREY 23e95
l2xl22 ALL WOOL PILE AxMNsTER LIDO 1880 III
l5x7n sol NYLoN CUT 6 LOOP PILE, VINE GREEN
l5xl64 ALL WOOL PLUSH PILE, OPAL 485OO q
9t46 ALL WOOL VELVET PILE, NED GREEN "a
l59 AcRAN AcRYLic FIBER LOOP PILE GREEN IA
l589 ALL WOOL PLUSH PILE, 1T $500 IA
9<254 ALL NYloN TWIST PILE, SANDALWooD 24995 II
12d3 so96 AcRLAN 1o% VREL ALE SAFFRON 2l5o II
12d74 ALL WOOL EMBossFD PILE, BRIARWooD 4loOo 2r
l1Q9 ALL Re7 eRN BLUE WHITE 4l995 2s
r163 So AcRAN 2o VER How LOOP PILE Silver GREEN 6oo5 "a
f5 800 AcRAN 200 VEREL ScLPTURED PILE SILVER
l5xl26 ALL WOOL LOOP PILE MAPLE SUGAR u
l5xl36 ALL WOOL TWIST PILE HONEY TONE 33995 Y
1892 ALL WOOL EMBOSSED PILE, 5000 Is
9l42 8O AcRLAN 2o VEREL 1895 ls
12<l5 FOAM BACK NYLoN TWIST PILE BEIGE 2995 IS
l2<l94 7o WOOL 3o9 NYLoN TWIST PILE VALLEY
soa NYoN TWIST PILE MUSHROOM BeE 2995 II
9<l5 ALL WOOL HEAVY TWIST PILE, sANDALWooD 1898 IS
l2<l24 ALL WOOL HEAVY PLUSH PILE SIERRA $3.50 IS
1894 500 AcRAN 20 VREL HEAVY PLUSH PILE DOVE 5OO
l5x91o ALL WOOL TWIST PILE sANDALWooD 1885 Is
l2xl5 ALL NYLoN TWIST PILE GOLD 2eOo le
l2272 ALL WOOL TWIST PILE ROSE BGE. 5000 81
l5xIl9 ALL WOOL LOOP PILE BRARWooD 1900 IS
8.3x06 ALL WOOL TWIST PILE. DESERT 1900
l1O3 ALL WOOL HI-LoW LOOP GREEN SPRAY 225O ls
l1l4 ALL WOOL LOOP PILE ANTIQUE WHITE TWEED 2495 Is
l1l89 % WOOL 3o9O NYLoN TWIST PILE PEBBLE II
Evening star., 1961-09-03
" xHvZX1aII<I @ 81 RslIl
:ESsE B Il Al M
A PARTIAL LIsTING-HUNDREDs MORE!

A PARTIAL LisTING-HUNDREDs MORE! ----
DESCRIPTION REG SALE
AcRYLIc scuLp1uRED PILE BLUE 1880 500
ALL WOOL PLUSH PILE, BEIGE. 1890 500
ALL NMoN TWIST PILE BEIGE 1890 500
7OT6 WOOL soq6 VEREl PILE EARTH TONE l3lOO $500
ALL NYLoN TWIST PILE, BEIGE $500 $500
AcRYLc PILE, BEIGE 900 $500
ALL WOOL H. 10 PILE, EARTH TONE 900 800
ALL WOOL TWIST PILE PEBBLE BEIGE 1000 1880
AcRYLIc ScULPTURED PILE. BLUE 2550O $500
NYLoN TWIST PILE, GOLD $500 67O0
ACRYLc & VEREL PILE, BEAVER 800 1000
ALL NYLoN TWIST PILE sANDALWooD 900 800
ALL WOOL LOOP PILE BRoWN/GREEN TWEED l64O0 $500
ALL NYLoN TWIST PILE BEIGE $500 5000
ALL COTTON PILE COCOA l05O0 65Oc
ALL WOOL TWIST PILE, TURQUOISE $500 10000
NYoN CONTINUOUS FAENT PILE BROWN TWEED 5000 1000
NYlQN 5oI-LooP PILE, GREEN/BEIeE TWEED 1850 $500
ALL WOOL PLUSH PILE, SREEN l25L0 $500
ALL WOOL TWIST PILE, ROSE BEIGE 1900 $500
ALL WOOL TWIST PILE GREEN $500 5000
ALL WOOL H-Lo PILE, ROSE BEIGE 1000 800
ALL WOOL PLUSH PILE, MARTINI 5000 $500
ALL NYLoN TWIST PILE BEAVER 1900 $500
ALL WOOL PLUSH PILE BLUE $1,000 1890
NYLoN PLUSH PILE, BEAVER l73O0 1880
ALL WOOL LOOP PILE, BEIGE $500 1880
ALL WOOL TWIST PILE, EARTH TONE 28O0 1880
ALL WOOL TWIST PILE, EARTH TONE 1890 $500
ALL WOOL PLUSH PILE BEIGE 1850 1890
ALL WOOL PLUSH PILE BEIGE 1860 300
1919 AcRYLlc 5o6 NYLoN PILE AUTUMN BEIGE l05OO $500
7o0S AcRYLc 300 NYoN PILE, AUTUMN BEIGE 5000 1890
ALL NYLoN sol PILE, BUTTERNUT 10000 5000
ALL COTTON PILE ROSE BEIGE 5000 1000
ALL NYLoN TWIST PILE, SANDALWooD $1,000 1900
ALL COTTON PILE WHITE 5000 $500
ALL WOOL TWIST PILE, OYSTER $500 $4,000
AcRYLIc VEREL SCULP. PILE, BEIGE 2650O 1000
AcRYLIc & vEREL LOOP PILE, ROSEMARY 306OO 1880
so& AcRYLc 2O96 VEREL PLUSH PILE BRONZE 42oOo $500
sol NYLoN TWIST PILE sANDALWooD 1920 $4,000
ALL WOOL LOOP PILE BEIGE $500 5000
ALL WOOL H-Lo PILE, GOLD SPECIAL 900
AcRYLIc WREL LOOP PILE, SEsoME 290O 1880
sol NYLoN TWIST PILE. AQUA 1900 1900
AcRYLIc VEREL PILE. BLUE/WHITE E0O 1900
sol NYLoN HILo PILE RED N8O0 1900
ALL WOOL TWIST PILE, MARTINI SPECIAL $500
ALL WOOL LOOP PILE, BEIGE TWEED N5Oo l7soo
AcRYLIc 6 vEREL PILE sANDALwooD 1900 1880
Evening star., 1961-04-27

Chevrolet Corvair- Corvette
Columbia Pike and s. Glebe Rd,
Va. JA. 1-GTS1
'55 "82" sedan; one
a beautiful ivory finish; S1,i95.
COVINGTON BUICK
Silver Springs Only Buick Dealer"
S526 GA, AVE. JU. 9-93S6
CADILLAC 1850 hardtop coupe:
beautiful platinum and white,
equipped with full power. etc;
special at S4,1ab.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL q PM.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
MD. OIL. 5-7700
.,(Continued on Next PaSel
Evening star., 1961-04-27
WAREHOUSES WkNTED

WANTED 2 to 5000 50. IT., either
house space for storage Of legal
fireworks: NV. section D. c. pre-
ferred: May and June only
SOUTHEASTERN FIREWORKS
CO.. INC. Call for appt. Ii. 2
R200 Ext 106
Evening star., 1961-04-27
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
RFAITnPG

PRfMIT HILLS: can be bought
for only $500 down plus settle
ment--3 bedrooms, living rm.,
dining rrn.. kitchen and bath. Au-
tomato washer. Clean as q new
penny, Large garage, Anchor
fenced rear yard. Covered front
patio; SHARON REALTY. Ell.
6s3370. Ell 6-327A
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BUSINESS PROP. for RENT


BLADENSBURG RD. NE, 9636-
store WI rms, suitable sales;
services oT oIiices .rayst1 r0isssiGns 1neI
mod. store front. Mr.. Kay. LA. g.
313l. RA. 3-4729 aft. $50 pm
1928 v ST. NE, (nrs BladensburE
Ed:)=zApprox: 1000 So: 4. opeT
portable office. Excel. for Saiel
and storage Of cars, trucks Of
building materials. Avail. June /,
H. MALASKY, RE. 7-6820
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Low DOWN PAYMENT
Yeonas Realty
DU. $500

MANASSAS AREA-2-bedrm. mod
ern rambler; white German sid
ing; lge lot. plenty Of trees; com
pletely redec; yrs. old Will sci
far below reproduction cost
S7,950. $3.50 cash and move in
IA Alias after & pm,
Evening star., 1961-04-27
business OPPORTUNITIES

ALEX. BEAUTY SALON. Fully
equip, air-cond., extra income
from 2nd n. Excel. clientel; aft.
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INVESTMENT PROP SALE

BURTONSVILLE - Excel. invest
ment opportunity: 10000 plus 50
It. most zoned CO: good terms
WILI1AMS & CO.. JU. 1874.
Evening star., 1961-04-27

To this 4-bedroom. 2ls-bath, brick
low area: now offered fSr the
first time; full bsmt. with custom
rec. rm. and firepl. and fully
equipped kit. incl dishwasher
plus i7-acre lot are included In
the sales price, S2s,p50.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON TOWERS SHOPPING
CENTER next door to DRUG Fair
5000 SO. IT.. high traffic area !:
available Immediately: s minutes
ron l4th and MR.. BRAKE
FIELD, IA. 5-5500.
BETHESDA, 1872 Old GeorsetoVn
rd;-Good for any business. avail
ads in July. OWNER on premises
Evening star., 1961-04-27
SEASR0RE PROPERTY
FLORIDA PROPERTY

RETIRING? II you have local
property. let's swap for my beauti-
ful 3-bedrm. 2-bath house. in West
Palm Beach. IA. 4-33O0.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

HUGH r. PECK has buyers for lots
and acreage, also small farms.
Please call LO. 5000 or GA, A.
1913 or HE. 4-l70O.
LARGE TRACT OF LAND desired
for DEVELOPMENT: Southern Prince
Georges or Charles Co. Reply
Box 11-X Star
Evening star., 1961-04-27
VACATION PLACES
MONEY TO LOAN

WAITSFIELD, VT.-Mountain Ski
cabin: 4 rms. swimming nearby;
$50 wk. or S100 mo. WI. S-9l7l.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
TH NC 4 OF

TIE LONG HOT
SUMNER will soon
be here. Want mem
bership in q swim
ming POOL? Want
4tzee loan with low
monthly payments?
All this and more
are here in this
pleasant rambler on
June st. in convent
ent close-in Spring
field for only $lG-
$50. ROUTH ROB
BINS REAL ESTATE
CORP, FL. 4-2500,
KI. $4,000, Ell. g.
1000.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
REALTORS OPEN 9 TIL 9
XII. BILL OF. 4-6040
N, ARLINGTON

61s3 Lee Hwy. KE. s-535o
NORTH ARLINGTON-A real sharp
afl-brick home, in wonderful close
In North Arlington neighborhood,
with a fireplace in living room.
separate dining room, full base
f1ent with rec. room: attractive
yard; clote to Seven Corners shop
ping, elem. school and transporta-
ton. Assume terrific 4laee loan
Full price, S1e, $50. Hurry! See It
today. Call days WE. s-6700;
ewes HU. 1928.
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MOTORCYCLES

BsA 'b7 racer, $50 c., rebuilt en-
gine;$ $50 cash; must sell. FE. z
! T470 OE FE. 7.360S after 9 p.En,
Evening star., 1961-04-27

CON.OP LAUNDRIES and dry
cieSnipE anET MAYTA6r Az e.. equip; '1T|sos loe'
Evening star., 1961-04-27
AUT0M0TIVE MISC.
TRAILERS

RADIATOR and right front fender,
5b Ford; reasonable or best offer.
CL. 6-1019 ewes.
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McLEAN.LANGLEY AREA, 4

McLEAN-LANGLEY AREA, u
mi. above Memorial pkwy.-
1-level brick home in excel
lent neighborhood. Trees and
Ahrubbery with brick patio
and fenced rear yard. Walk
TO C1A. Liv. rm.. din. rnl.,
psneled library, 3 bedrms.,
2 tiled baths, de luxe kit.
enclosed 2-car garage and
slassed jalousied porch. A
delightful house only 3 yrs.
old. S41,5o0. Exc lusive
GRACE A. K z MP 7 ON,
Realtor.
n. 6-4e34 or FL. e-326s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18

Farewells were said at two
embassy parties last night
and honors were conferred
at the third.
One of the farewell recep-
tons was the party given by
the Australian Ambassador
and Lady Beale in honor of
the departing Pakistan Min
lister and soon-to-be Paki-
stan High Commissioner to
Australia K. M. Kaiser, and
Mrs. Kaiser.
The reception given by the
BealeS at the Australian En-
baSsy was one of many that
have been given for the popu-
ular Pakistan couple who give
their own farewell reception
tonight. Begun Kaiser and
the children will leave here
October 20 for their home in
Dacca. Pakistan where the
ambassador designate will
join them about the middle of
November. He will assume his
new post at the end Of the
year.
Tomorrow night Pakistan
Ambassador and Begun Aziz
Ahmed will give a dinner in
the Kaisers' honor.
Tonight the Beales will en-
terrain again at a cocktail
party for delegates to the
Second International Con-
gress Of the World Fedora
ton Of Neurosurgical Socie
ties who are meeting here.
Hosts at the other fare
we'll party last night we're
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Diplomatic ForeWeIls;
Decorations Given

the Israel Ambassador and
Mrs. Harmon who enter
tanned at an early evening
reception in the chancery In
honor of the departing Eco
nomic Counselor and Mrs.
Abraham Salmon. The Sal
mons are returning to Israel
after almost seven years here.
The party also welcomed
the new Israel Economic
Counselor, Mr.. Adm Talbar.
and Mrs. Talbar. The Tai
bars have been here almost
two weeks. Both are majors
in the Israel Army. and he
is a former champion ath-
lete. They have two small
children.
Two women Journalists
were honored at q small re-
ception in the Brazilian EN-
bassy yesterday afternoon,
Brazilian Ambassador Ro-
berto de Oliveira Campos be-
slowed the Order Of the
Southern Gross in the rank
of Cavaleiro on Miss Jackie
Martin, we'll known photo
grapher, and Mrs. Alice
Rogers Hager. a writer for
many years in the field Of
aviation. The ambassador
praised them for their
friendship to Brazil and Joint
efforts in compiling a book
on Brazil entitled. Brazil
Giant to the South" pub
lished by Macmillan.
Yesterdays ceremony was
arranged to coincide with the
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LIBERIAN CHEF IS TEACHER
FOR A DAY-AT WALDORF

Johnny Wheyou of the Bassa tribe in central Liberia.
and cook at the Lberan Embassy leaves for New York
tomorrow to instruct the Chef at the Waldorf Astoria
Hotel in the art of making jolof rice.
Jolof rice is popular West African dish which Is to
be served at dinner given honour of visiting President
Tubman by a group of businessmen with interests in
Liberia.
Johnny worked a cook for seventeen years at the
Frestone Plantations Harbe Liberia and has been en-
poyed at the Embassy under four different ambassadors
for the past twelve He American guests at
the Embassy first found his food rather too highly
spced but that he learned to be Sparng in his Of
red pepper. favourite African condment.
The most distinguished person for whom he has pre-
pared meal in this country President Eisenhower
who ate palm butter stew with apparent relish. His
biggest group of guests 800 at the Embassys In
depence Day reception July 26 this year.
Jolof rice consists of small pieces of ham, chicken
and beef in bed of rice cooked with chopped vegetables
and numerous spices.
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Memorial
Service

Susan Riviere Hetzel
chapter of the District
Daughters of the American
Revolution will hold a men,
orial service for the late Miss
Luella Pauline Chase at 3
pm. Friday in the Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Miss Chase was a former