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Shop. Center; liv. lEn., din. and kit
downstairs; 2 bedrms. and bath.
2nd floor: ser. -peh. ana feneed-in
yd, Sl41 incl. heat and all utils
Adults only. ~. e-e0e2 bet.
and 4
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end. effic.; free TV: pvt. hath:
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ATtEX., doWntswn-Furn. art. fire.
rroof bldg. laundry privils.. jani-
ntils. TE. o-667O. 10 to 8.
4EEX.-2-bedrm. furn. apt. neviy
dec. and pvt. Bus and shoppini
nearby. Excel. for airport. Penta-
gon and ID. c. All utils. incl. Cal
TO see ROUTH ROBBINS REAL
ESTATE CORP, S36-6200.
ARL., close in - Attr. effie. apt,
BIDS; nr. bus, stores. 500 incl
utils. 1908 N. Taft, Apt. /, ia
4-4426 IA. 7-0l26.
ARL., S.-NeW I-bedrm., air-cond
apt: newly furnished. Nr. Ft.
Myer: $3.50 mo. includes all utilS.
Phone 611 -S196. ewes. and week
ends; IA. 2-75IS weekdays.
ARL.-Attr. 2-bedrm. apt. nr Navy
Annex, Pentagon, completely furn.
Avail. tmmed. $3.50 mo. Box 463-
x. Star
ARL., NEAR PENTAGON-Pamily
apt. rate, day or week, and rooms:
free parking. ia 2.3343.
BRIARcLRF MANOR II bedrm. :.
nicely furn., nr. bus and Ft. Myer.
$50 incl. util. ia. 2-7404.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

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yourself with this full-power vitamin sup
plement-to help you feel your best and do
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mealtime).
Evening star., 1961-10-29

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Evening star., 1961-10-29

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food intake, fewer calorieS. Your own
reducing diet may completely satisfy your
tOod-hunger-but in many cases, cutting
down on food can also mean cutting away
essential vifdDlinS your body requires. AS
result, you may be ''vitamin-hungry" with
out suspecting it. Especially when you're
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with the Vitamins you need every day.
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Evening star., 1961-10-29
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Evening star., 1961-10-29
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Yet Not Be |'Kitamin-hungvy"

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only one c0lorie. Here's the sensible break
fast vitamin tablet to help you stay on
your diet and feel your best.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
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to Laboratories, The J. B. Williams
Company, Inc, Crawford, N. J.
Evening star., 1961-12-15
James Dorren's TV Appearance
Boosts Goodbye, Cruel World

three tympani and a three
girl chorus. Mr.. Phillips su-
pervised.
The schedule called for Just
two songs to be recorded, so
they kept repeating Good
bye, Cruel World" until
finally they had a perform
ance that satisfied everybody.
When it was finished they
added the little steam
organ or calliope sound. 1t
was produced by playing the
tape back at half speed while
Miss Shayne vocalized. At
full speed playback. her voice
sounded like a calliope-with
one difference. The sounds
she made were in tune; a
calliope is always a little out
of tune.
All that took place last
July. The record was re-
leased in August and the first
public reaction was "So-so"
(which means: body
bought it,
Colpix kept plugging the
record, hoping it would catch
on, but it wasn't until late in
October when James Darren
appeared on the Donna Reed
TV show and sang it that
Goodbye. Cruel World" took
off. Now it is a big seller.
Evening star., 1961-12-15
TOP TUNES
By HARRY BACAS
Star Staff Writer

James Darren had just fin
isf1ed working on the movie
Guns of Navarone" in Holly
wood when he was called
East for recording session.
Stu Phillips. recording di-
rector for Colpix Records.
wanted James to record
Goodbye, Cruel World" The
young singer-actor flew to
New York for the session.
The song, written by Gloria
Shayne, had been brought to
Mr.. Phillips by the publisher.
AS soon as he heard it he had
decided it should be recorded
by James Darren. And the
singer also liked it when he
arrived in New York and Mr..
Phillips played the demon
Stration record for him.
One thing both of them
liked about the record and
decided to keep in their ver-
sion. was a quaint calliope-
like sound.
Both the odd sound and
the effective instrumental
arrangement on the demon
Stration record were the work
of the composer, Miss Shayne.
So Mr.. Phillips hired her to
expand her arrangement and
Evening star., 1961-12-15
Special Events

OPEN HOUSE: UrSuline Academy in
Bethesda will hold an open house
at pm, Sunday for Washing
ton-area Sth grade girls and their
parents. A tour of the buildings
refreshments and question and
answer period about the academy
will be featured.
NATIVITY SCENE: Teen-agers Of
the Chevy Chase area will present
Nativity scene with costumes,
stable, etc, starting at 4:3O pm.
sunday at the corner Of Nc
klnley and Connecticut avenue,
NV, sponsored by the Chevy
Chase Community Center
FILM: "Teen-ase Christmas" at
,130, pm. Saturday, sponsored
BY the Christian Youth Crusade
OF Greater WASHINGTON Youth
Rally, at the First Baptist Church
OF Riverdale, Md, al Riverdale
road and SiXty-Second place.
FASHION SHOW: At 43O pm. to-
day. four guest models who are
Richard MONTGOMERY High School
team members will be featured in
The benefit fashion show at the
Twinbrook Bowling Lanes Ad-
mission is one new toy for needy
children. Team members are Bob
Pine, Tom Iasket, Jerry Fell and
BY the Models Workshop of the
Rockville Recreation Center and
the Jsvcee Wives.
Evening star., 1961-12-15
THE BULLS SCHOOL
By HARV BoRKIN and MARK LITMAN
By HARV BORKlN and MARK LITMAN
Bulls School Reporters

cation was chosen because it
was the closest undevCloped
section in the Metropolitan
Area.
AS the enrolment in
creased, the need for new
classrooms arose. Immediate
ly after the Second World
War, a 10-classroom build
ing. designated Clark Hall,
was constructed. Additional
expansion occurred this past
year with the addition of a
second classroom building.
The Bulls School has ex-
panded in more than size.
When the school first began,
Commander Bulls was the
only instructor, and he alone
taught all of the courses.
Now there are 16 instructors
and a board of trustees with
10 members.
There were also only 81
students originally, and now
there are 260, approximately
half of whom are boarding
students who hail from this
and other countries.
The Bulls School has made
a policy of sponsoring nu-
merous sports in which the
students participate. Every
one associated with the
school is proud Of its athletic
record. There are four foot
ball teams, three baseball
teams. two basketball teams,
a swimming team. a golf
team and a tennis team.
All of the prep teams COM
pete against college freshman
teams and junior colleges in
the Eastern United States.
Almost all of the teams have
posted winning seasons in
past years. The highlights of
the sports seasons are when
the varsity teams play against
the Navy Plebes. especially
since many of the Plebes are
graduates of the Bulls
School.
1t is not unusual to find a
great number of Bulls grad
Evening star., 1961-12-15

Would you like to hostess
a teen-age bowling show on
televiSion?
WMAL-TV and the Duck
pin Department of the Metro
politan Washington Bowling
Proprietors Association are
searching for a high school
girl, Is or older, to be score
keeper and hostess on a new
television show. The show.
Bowling Teens" will be tel
evised every Sunday. begin
ing January 7, between l and
pm. on Channel Z.
Official entry blanks are at
all Metropolitan Washington
Bowling Proprietors Associa-
ton bowling centers. Decem-
Der IS is the deadline for en-
tering your application.
Walter ] o h SON Hi e h,
Rockville, Md, has invited the
community to its first annual
Christmas tree lighting in
front of the school at 7:30
pm. Monday. There will be &
three-hour program including
Christmas music and even a
Santa Claus.
y 4
Elizabeth Seton School stu
dents will be. busy next week
doing for others. About 40
girls of the Louise de Maril-
lac Association will take gifts
to the Little Sisters of the
Poor on Sunday. On Tuesday
the Choral Club will sing
Christmas music at Soldiers
Home. and Wednesday at 8
pm. the group will sing for
Evening star., 1961-12-15

uates at the service acad-
emies, for in the past % years
an average of 80 per cent Of
the students who applied to
the academies from the Bulls
School were accepted, and as
high as 81 per cent of those
who applied were accepted in
one year. For example, there
are over 200 graduates pres
emily enrolled as midshipmen
in the Naval Academy.
Even though the Bulls
School has put an emphasis
on sports, it makes an even
greater effort in promoting
scholastic extra -curricular
activities. There are q school
newspaper and yearbook
which are edited by the stu
dents, a student council, a
library club, a debating club,
a radio club, a Latin club,
a Spanish club, and French
club. All students are invited
and encouraged to partici-
pate in these activities and a
vast majority do.
Academically the Bulls
School rates highly. While
the students take generally
the same courses as other
prep students, the courses are
intensified. For example, be-
ginning in the ninth grade.
all students take daily two
periods of English. One pc
riod is devoted to grammar,
composition and literature,
While the second is devoted TO
learning and practicing the
different reading techniques.
Because of the intensified
study. students who enter the
seventh grade receive the
equivalent of college fresh
man curriculum by the time
they have completed their
senior year.
The unique position that
the Bulls School maintains
today. therefore, stems large
ly from its academic stand
ards developed through years
of experience and growth.
Evening star., 1961-12-15

In 1881, the Bulls School
was founded by William F.
Bulls, a graduate Of the
United States Naval Acad-
emy. The basic purpose of the
school when it was started
was to prepare young men
who had already graduated
from high school for enter
ing the service academies of
this country.
In l943, a complete second
ary curriculum was added,
offering the traditional prep
Evening star., 1961-12-15
School of the Week

aration for college. In order
to insure a more rounded
education for all students
who were planning to attend
the more demanding colleges,
a seventh and eighth grade
program Of studies was added
in 1857.
When quarters came e
crowded at its original site,
in downtown Washington,
the school was moved to its
present location in Silver
Spring, Md, in 1888. This To-
Evening star., 1961-12-15

to help with the recording
session.
The session was held in
Victor Studio A on East
Twenty-fourth street. Be-
sides young Darren and Miss
Shayne there were three
guitars, bass, piano, drums,
Evening star., 1961-12-15
Dances

CASUAL DANCE: Tifereth Israel
United Synagogue Youth dance
from s pm. to midnight Satur-
day at Sixteenth and Juniper
stretes NV. Admission IS cents.
CHRISTMAS BALL: wonderland in
White" will be the theme OF
Wheaton MD Highs annual
senior sponsored semi-formal dance
from 2 to midnight Saturday, at the
school. Cost is $3.50 per couple
a Christmas queen Will be Sc
lected from eight senior pTin-
ceSseS.
SEMI-FORMAL: Bladensburg Junior
High School Christmas dance for
charity, from 7:30 to 1880 o'clock
tonight at the school to give SIS
to mother, father and L. chill
dren in Prince Georges County for
Christmas. Tickets so cents a
person. Music by the Five Beats.
Evening star., 1961-12-15
Stage

COMEDY: Time Out for Ginger"
by the Mount Vernon High School
drama department, at s O'Clock
tonight at the school, 1900 Rich
mond Highway. Alexandria. Va
CONCERT: Christmas musicale and
community carol sing at Wheaton
Plaza from = to ! pm. Sunday.
School Glee Club and the Good
Counsel High School Choir. SpOn-
SGred by the Guardian Federal
Savings & Loan Association.
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J1u-J13. Free with approvals. Return
noStaGe prepaid. FAHEY STAMP
COMPANY, 9l02 4Sth place, COLLEGE
Park, Nd
RIFLE, Rem 20. semi-auto. plus 4x
scope, $40. Barbell set, 10 lb, Sl5.
JU 9-35g1.
MERCURY 81 TIP. cruiser convertible:
p.s. pb.. push-button trans: r. and
h white with white top: $500 or
offer Call CIR. 4i33?
SNOW TIRES, TUBELESS. 1xlOxl5, l.
wheel cheap. jackson !-9375.
OLDS PARTS: straight stick Olds bel
housing; throw out bearing and re-
lease fork. All for SIS. JU. 5-aeG3.
Evening star., 1961-12-15
TEEN BRIEFS

the public at the Bladcnsburg
school.
The Choral Club will go 70
Baltimore Thursday for a
day of caroling at hospitals
and homes for the aged.
Coolidge Highs Music Club
will celebrate Beethoven's S
birthday Monday. Club men,
bers will eat birthday cake
while listening to renditions
of Beethoven's music.
Christmas carols from
many countries will echo
through Bladensburg High
Schools halls at 8 pm. Mon
day. The Madrigals and the
Concert Choir will inclu@e
four 18th century Spanish
songs on the program.
Mclean (Va.) Highs Mad
rigals will sing 18th century
Christmas madrigals at the
schools Christmas Choral
Concert at 8 pm. Thursday
in the Mclean High auditori-
um. The schools g capelia
choir and girls chorus will
also take part in the pro-
gram. Tickets cost ST for
adults and so cents for high
school and college students.
&& -
A trio of Wheaton (MG.)
High seniors will match wits
with scholars from two 9TH
er area schools at $50 pm.
Saturday on WRC-TV on the
program. ITS Academic"
Donna Bright. Gene Leach
and Dave Myers were chosen
for the panel from Is can
didateS.
~
About $50 High Point High
students will combine musical
talents for a Christmas con-
cert at 8 pm. Tuesday for
the Parent Teachers Associ-
alton meeting of the Belts
vile, Md, school.
y
The Student Council of
Northwestern High, Hyatts-
vile, Md, is sponsoring a
canned food drive for needy
families in the area.
4 X
NOrthwoOd Highs Concert
Choir will sing at the Ia
koma Park Lions Club din
ner meeting Tuesday. The
next day the choir from the
Silver Spring, Md, school will
give a program of secular
music and foreign Christmas
carols in the marble rotunda
of the Senate Office Building.
\ X y
Wheaton High students do
mated go cartons of clothing
and $50 cans of food in a
Thanksgiving welfare drive,
the biggest drive in the
schools history. Next project
on the schools agenda is the
adoption" of $50 orphan
boys for Christmas. Home
rooms and clubs will buy
Christmas gifts for boys as
signed to them.
+ y II #
NOrthwOod Highs (Md0
Band, led by Ed Payne and
Carl Ferrell, won first place
in the annual Silver Spring
Christmas Parade.
4 Il y
The Letterman's Club at
High Point High Md is COL
lecting toys for needy chill
dren. according to William
Doyle, club president.
Joe Weyrich, Dick Morgan,
Wesley Kremkau, Gary Fryer
and David Luke are members
of the High Point High MD
rifle team that placed sec
ond in a meet between Blad-
ensburg, DuVal and High
Point recently at the UniVer-
sity of Maryland range. Blad-
densburg was first by 10
points.
Evening star., 1961-12-15
Miscellaneous
Wanted
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

I-CYL. FLAT HEAD engine from a Hill
man. Triumph or Crosley, etc, cheap.
CARL. RE. 6-35Ol.
RAT MAZE for science project: Would
like TO buy or borrow. Call STAN.
HE. 4-O@99.
OLD LARGE TOY TRAINS wanted, be-
fore 80. Any condition. JE. 4-310i..
SET of 1860 Chevy hub caps Will
trade 81 Plymouth or Lancers. Call
10. 3-5S04
POWER PRODUcTs. AH-51; IT. hand
BARBELL SET in good condition. JA
1-94S1
Evening star., 1961-12-15
HOW TO PLACE
A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday PM.
for Friday following. Ads
received too late will ap-
pear a week later.
RATES: 8 lines soc. zoe
each additional line. You
can figure the cost yourself.
Allow 5 average words per
line.
TO PLACE: Write ad and
figure cost. Give your name,
address. telephone number
and send your ad plus
payment to TEEN-ADS,
The Evening Star, Wash
ington 3, D. C.
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I<1lLl4
A>CAA-
TEEN Go-Pod
~

TEEN Go-Pdd is Uhere
youW tind ont WhatS going
on in the Washington area
today, Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star., 1961-12-15

Jobs Wanted
Observation-Disclosures
IIIIIIHIIHIIInIHInIIHIIinIMIIIIIInIInnlIIIlRlnu

COLLEGE BOY. home ior holidays de-
sires work in bands. Can play alto
sax dance or r and -. clarinet,
piano r. and r.. and bass. Expert
enCed RE 6-a"ii
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Notices
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THE RHYTHM-AIREs. a college band
with 3 Yrs; exp; Will play to suit
THE UNPREDICTABLE FENDER
for engasements. We will play any
where in the area these two nights
for 500. For the best sound in r'n'r
and r'n'b call JACK. IA. 1-2692.
FREE SKATING LESSONS with pur-
chase superior quality skates, fitted
PARK ICE SKATING CLUB, > miles
north. Nd; University on BALTIC. blvd,
OR. 1882.
STUDENT COUNCIL, fraternities and
sororlties have couple pictures taken
at your neM dance. Couple Photo Un-
ers. Phone COUPLE PHOTO UN-
LIMITED, Carl. RE. 6-3501 Don.
CUSTOM INTERIORS, rolled pieats
rss tntt, button button upholstery: seat covers,
tHoLsTERERs. I pm. to Q pm. week
Tuxedo I'd. Tuxedo Nd
THE FABULOUS NIGHTCAPS new
open their books for 1862. Call now.
avoid the rush. JEFF RUBIN. JU.
J-6lO9.
THE JACK ALIX FABULOUS TEEN
TEN OF THE WEEK
~ LET NE IN The Sensations.
'29 59,S;t CANT pIssIaL HELP FALLIN' IN LOVE
O. THE Majestic Dion,
- WHEN I FALL m LOVE DIETER
- UNcHA1N MY HEART Ray
(6j Mr. BOOMERANG WON'T CONE
BACK lCharlie Drake).
@ II WILL STAND The Showmen).
tSl IRRESISTIBLE YOU Bobby
O. IN BLUE The 1kettes).
dell Chubby Checker.
/. and blasting off as a new hit
the JACK ALIX ROCKET REC
ORD OF TIE WEEK: WHAT'S SO
GOOD ABOUT GOODBYE The
SEASONS GREETINGS FROM THE
JACK ALIX TEEN A-THCN" SHOWS
-. CALL LA. 6-1l2S FOR HOLIDAY
HOP BOOKING DATES FOR YOUR
THE EXCITING NEWPORTS-Now
taking January bookings Contact
BLAINE SMITH. OIL. 2-O045, OIL.
3-0120.
TIE PLAYBOYS don't feature filter
tip music. They know it's what's up
front that counts: and the. PlayDoys
are s5e,r up 'front.' anyway who wants
that's blended, blended, blended. call
TOMMY now 671-1355
THE ASCOTS-No slogan, no foolne,
lust the BFsT music. Call GREG
NOVIK, OIL. 1886.
Evening star., 1961-12-15
AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus of the Ratings Of Nine L;

Record
!. Can't Help Falling in Love
z. gypsy Woman
3. Poor Fool
4. ! Know
5. Lost Someone
6. The Lion Sleeps Tonight
7. The Peppermint Twist
8. Let Ne In.
9. Run To Him
10. I'm Blue
Evening star., 1961-12-15

FORD 1855 Victoria: Third engine,
fully equipped. drafted in Army. leav-
ing Monday. $3.50. 1918 3lst pl. sc.
AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS; engines,
transformers. 30 cars. uncouplers,
| tgestle set, ~ #. of track. build
mss. many extras Will sell as sets
or separate Call BOB. JU. 5-06O9
AUTO. TRANS. for l952-l954 Ford
p.UOO mlies since rebuilt. Best offer
nhone TIE 6-lQlS
Evening star., 1961-12-15

CUSTOM INTERIORS, rolled pleatS,
tutt. button upholstery. seat covers.
russ, heaoliners. RICKY'S AUTO UP
HOLSTERERS. 4 pm. to 9 pm. week
days. All day Sat. 713-2iS2. 59i3
Tuxedo rd.. Tuxedo Nd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-01-19

churns, m iniature cannon,
kitchen utensils and a flag with
only As stars are some of the
items on display.
What's more they do not just
stay there and gather dust. dur
ing fair weather, q stream of
visitors pleas Holcomb no end
as they browse about the un-
usual museum.
He doesn't charge admission
except to ask all those who
visit to sign guest book"
Holcomb claims more than
1000 visitors to his museum.
collecting is a disease, but
| get a lot of fun out Of it," he
says.
His wife, Mildred, got him
started by talking him into buy
ing and refinishing antique fur
niture. Now the two haunt farm
auctions, buying everything
that is old and interesting.
The Holcombs have been resi-
dents of East Cleveland for 80
years and have lived in their
North Taylor home the past 20
years.
He is the American Legion
representative on the Communi-
ty Council and Mrs. Holcomb
aside from helping to refinish
collected antiques spends much
spare time weaving rugs.
In this day and age when
many persons are worried about
what to do when they retire,
the Holcombs can come forth
with an excellent way to spend
the time.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-01-19

intended to be local zoning
laws being what the are) but
nevertheless the attractive re-
minders of a day gone by stand
strong enough to keep the most
spirited steed in hand.
1t was only recently that Hol-
comb decided to imbed the 19
posts in concrete and this was
done because he caught an ad-
mirer digging one up.
He says the unusual land
scaping costs him in the neigh
borhood Of $50 apiece and come
from such states as Illinois,
Wisconsin, Virginia and Ken
lucky.
Only one was found in this
locality and it was discovered
at the old McGregor home.
The hitching posts are not
the only oddities at the attrac-
tive H O | c ON b two-dwelling
house.
If you think your garage is
crowded you ought to see his.
Two-thirds of the three-car ga
rage has been converted into a
museum of Americana.
Old drop lamps which lighted
country stores, sleigh bells, an
tique picture frames, wooden
tools, iron door stops, butter
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-01-19
800 Seek
Police Info

A record 500 applications
for the police vacancy have
been taken out, Robert Moore
of the civil service commits
sion reported.
"This is by far the most
interest ever shown" he
stated.
Previously, according to
Moore, the most applications
asked for was 800.
He expects more than 800
to be returned.
Civil service exams for the
one vacancy in the depart
ment will be given at Shaw
High School at 7 p. m. next
Tuesday.
Although there is just the
one vacancy, City Manager
Charles Carran said he hopes
to have a full list from which
to make further appoint.
ments as a result of the
forthcoming tests.
Starting pay for patrOlmen
in East Cleveland is 5,105.
First grade officers Chose
who have completed two
years of service) will get
$1,000.
Noon Saturday is the
deadline for filing applica-
tions and detailed infOrma-
ton at the City Hall.