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LOCATION AVAILABLE

For restaurant end bar, In
MONTGOMERY COunty's newest
shopping center, now under
construction. Call VIII. o.
I'LL.
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lMpoRr-sp SPORTS
tcoNIINUED)
ALPHA RoMEo '9C, white. r. and

ALPHA ROMEO go, white, r. and
h.. extra nice. si,b96,
Arlington Ford
1917 N. Moore st. ia. 1890
AUsTIN-HEALEY 80, wire wheels.
and overdriye, like new. WINTER
SPECIAL, 81. .605, S145 down.
MAJOR IMPORTS
Cor. Wilson Blvd, N. 10th
ARLINGTON. VA. IA. 4-66O7
AUsTIN-HEALEY $50 de luxe road
ster, white with red, oyerdrive,
wire wheels. Special, S1,577.
FOWLER MOTORS, LTD.
1914 North IT. Myer Drive
Arlington, Va. ia. b-2614
CORVETTE '0l "27O" eng, ali spd,
option, Spotless cond., $3.50.
MANHATTAN AUTO
7701 Wis. Ave. OIL. 2-6432
DATsUN '63 4-dr. New car. Huge
discount, 81 ,396. FLOOD PONT1-
AC. 4221 Conn ave. NV.
DAIMLER '62, 2 tops, almost new,
81 400 off new SO. go price.
MANHATTAN AUTO
1901 Wis. Ave. OIL. 2-6432
FLATS '83s. all models for immedi-
ate delivery. Parts and service.
As low as so dn. viii deliver. bank
oELLER FIAT
400 Miller Ave. off 7120 Wise,
Bethesda, Md. Phone OIL. 4-9215
FIAT SO "12O0', radio, heater, an
honest to goodness bargain. Excel,
cond., full price, S505, can finance
with Sn5 down.
ARLINGTON IMPORTS
$50 NORTH oLEBE RD.. b27-sSSS
Opposite Hecht Co., Arl., Va"
HILLMAN 80 Mink 4-door sedan,
fully equipped, like new. WINTER
SPECIAL, $595, SO5 down.
MAJOR IMPORTS
Cor. Wilson Blvd, N. 10th
ARLINGTON, VA. IA. 4-8eO7
JAGUAR 81 conv., Ike new. Air
cond., stand, trans. S3.4b0.
MANHATTAN AUTO
T701 Wis. Ave. OIL. 2-6432
JAGUAR 1901 fixed head coupe,
immac. black finish. W.-W.s, 5000
miles. NO, 7-1g3g ewes.
JAGUAR '5s s.4 4-dr. sedan. Year
$I,066
MANHATTAN AUTO
9TH and R SITS. NV. Ho. $4,000
JAGUAR 80 conv. roadster, new
top, Very smart looking. Year
$2,266
MANHATTAN AUTO
9TH and R sts. NV. Ho. $4,000
MERCEDES-BENz-Buy your used
Mercedes with confidence from
American Service Center
Auth. Mercedes-Ben Dealer
6S5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl., Va.
IA. 7-7722 or IA. 7-2440
MERCEDES $50 19O-sL. black, red
inter. I: and b; wy" recently
MERCEDES 1851 "1gO" sun-roof,
AM-FM, WV. tires; immac. black.
Garaged. Must sell. Make offer.
SO. b-L47.
MERCEDEs-BENz 1858 "I9O" A.
dr., green, leather interior, bucket
seats, Wv, mint eond., S1,695.
KE. 6-677g.
MERCEDEs-BENZ '5S 3OO-sL road
ster. IMMACULATE condition inside
and out. Call whitehall 2-O767
or write w. W. SCROGHAM, p.
o. Box 2464. Crimora, Va.
MFTR0P0I.ITAN 5k0 red ard
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TRUST NOTES WANTED

WISH TO BUY end Trust Notes,
D. c.. Nd. or Va, brick or frame.
Imwed. action. JOHN L. SHELL
| TON. 10. 10000, daily p-e.
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IMpoRT--spoRrs

RENAULTs '63s De luxe Dauphines,
all colors, immed. delivery, price
ind. vinyl interior, dual sun Vi
sors. windshield washer. S1,460
delivered.
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SEAsRoRE PROPERTY

SEA ISLE CITY, n. j.. next ia
Ocean City. N, J.--0-hedrTn. fully
furnished home overlooking ocean
LARGE modern kit, large screened
IN porch. 2-car garage, large lot
s22.5OO. Phone EN-. 5-566b.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

ANNE ARUNDEL CO.. MD. HAR.
WOOD AREA--Approx 10 acres
improved BY 5-bedrm. frame
house. elee. and water, tobacco
barn, stream. Beaut. located on
hill fronting on hard road approx
95 miles to ID. c and 20 miles
to Fort Geo. Meade, Price
S1s.5O0. good terms, Offered BY
LOUIS A. STAR ING. 1Oa" 10Th
q. NV, FE, s-6SSO, or sat and
sun. call West River. Nd. 30i--
UN 7-4sel
RESTORATION = UPPER MONT.
Co. LOG UsT ORovE"-50
fertile acres surround this long
neglected, historic, stone manor
house. charming slave quarters.
barn. Little Monoeaey River. view
Of SUGAR Loaf. Outstanding CON-
bination OF investment and resi-.
Dental potential fer resoureeful
party. Call Mr.. Harper. DE. 2-4i0l
office hours: CO. $4,000 or JE.
2-l6l6 evenings and week ends
FRANCES POWELL hill. RealtoF
1908 Goth 81, NV, Wash. .. d. c,
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MACHINERY AND EQUIP.
AVIATION

BERCHCRAFT-Business airplanes.
NATIONAL AVIATION CORP.
HAL MANFORD 9s4-7655
CESSNA $40 b, privately owned.
low time, fully equipped, an out
standing twin, excellent financ-
ing. 434-6935.
NEED VERTICAL sTABILIZER and
rudder for Stinson lO6. Also some
wing section. Call 246-573O.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AVAILABLE FOR LEASE

AVAILABLE FOR LEASE
Major oil company service station
minimum investment, modern fa-
cilities, paid training program.
Here Is your opportunity TO- be
in business for yourself. For fur
ther information please call Mr..
GRAY LYNN. ANNAPOLIS 263-
g101.
BAKERY, large, beautiful. ideal
wholesale, mo competition. Sub
urban Nd, 762-499l.
BEAUT. CLUE, with bar and piano
bar cocktail lounge In 81, Mary I
Co. 7-day on and off lle. with
slots. very rNaS. Tor quick SAFE.
owner has other business demand.
ing full time. call "a -35o3 OF
347-psAO. Warrenton, Vireinia.
BEAUTY SALON, very well estab-
lished. over 20 yrs. Coionia VII
nation write BOX l3O-v. Star
BEAUTY SHOP. nearby Nd. shop
ctr. Excel. loc.. busy, crosses Ap.
prox. S2s.OOO. Reas. cash. MUS
sell, III health. HE. l-1O3s aft. Q
BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE. vel
established. excel Arlington loca'
ton. Reas. priced. JE. 3-334l.
CAR WASH In Va. on ~. 9, No, 1
Land. mod. bldg. and equip, Ex'
eel winter business. S.lO.OOO On
Or other terms. 56s-3023.
DRUG STORE FOR sALE5sqroes,, ce,
over Si25,OOQ per year, So,OOs
cash REQUIRED. Only interested
parties. Call LU. l-5sl sft.r .
m, Friday or before 3 pm; Sat
GER.0 0'tGssu 'otGRssuEE. pm sun N'A ~
EXPERIENCED MIG. viii set uI
plant 70 make any type wood o.
metal product for reliable party
viii consider partnership witt
person on like background. Repll
BOX 4Ob6. Arlington, Va.
GREETING CARDS. $500 holidA,
sssoTtmsnts. siOo. 10. S-iSsS.
GROCERY. igs., fully equip. die
5000 week. business run dow
due 10 illness Of owner, can b
bought very cheap. no. 2-O417.
GROCERY STORE, corner loe
owner III, $1,000 lock. stock AM
barrel. Ii. 7-3sO3, bet. 81.
INVEST IN h.milllon dollar ineoml
Airport. $4,000 buys interest Il
above, Contact Mr.. KURKLAND
C)fe -2JNb, home 52h-f.JO.
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ZEAL ESTATE WANTED
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

45% DISC. ON $3.50 MD. End TR.
e TEvEs, Ma. 2-ii5t
SIS. 900 DISCOUNT on End trust,
face amount Of note S33;OO0. va:
$iis'ooo with ssS.0SO cash down
payment. IA. $4,000.
s3,I52 D. c. 2nd-Excellent maker.
DToyn pymt,. hcuss; ;vvo ouies ssd:;' SALE
S35 ,OO0 end TRUST NOTE-S4bO
mo-. 6es due IN 81. behind S06, 900
H-L on apt. BLDG. liberal disct. Mr.
WEITZ, ST, 3-4555. RA. 3-5545.
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FIAT SO 1900, radio, heater, an
honest 70. goodness bargain. Excel,
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HTLLMAN go Mink 4-door sedan,
fully equipped. like new. WINTER
SPECIAL, $595, sos down.
TOp TMDODTC
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MANHATTAN AUTO
9TH and r SITS. NV. Ho. 2-9aOO
JAGUAR 80 conv. roadster, new
top, Very smart looking. Year
end sale.
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BUSINESS PROP. sFoR SALE
BuINEss prop. WANTED
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

TO RENT-c-2 In oxon Hin or
Hillertst Hats. area. Avail. AFT.
Jan. '63. LO. 5-5O96. ewes.
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ARLINGTON IMPORTS
$50 NORTH dLEBE RD.. b27-sSSS
opposite Hecht Co, Arl., Va"
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AFtLINUION, va. JA, 4-bbUI
JAGUAR. '6l conv., like new. Air
cond., stand. trans. S3.45O.
- MANHATTAN AUTO
.17O1 WIS. Ave. OIL. 2-6432
JAGUAR 1851 fixed head coupe,
immac. black finish, w.-w.s, 1900
miles. NO, 7-1g3g ewes.
JAGUAR '5s 80 4-dr. sedan. Year
end sale.
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Cor. Wilson Blvd, N. 10th
ARLINGTON, VA. IA. 4-68O7
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N22R6
American Service Center
Auth. MeEcedes-BenE Dealer

IS5 y. dlsSe Rd,, an VI.
MERCEDES $50 19O-sL, black, red
inter. 7. and h., Wv, recently
overhauled. SLABS, 10. 2-0098.
MERCEDES 1851 "1gO" sun-roof,
AM-FM, WV. tires; immac. black,
Garaged; Must sell. Make offer.
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STORES FOR RENT
sp a.4sId LEU S4ORE REALTORS

REHOB0TH BEACH. DEL.-35x5O
on boardwalk. between Henloper
Hotel and Stuart KINGSTON Auct
Gallery. Finest loe. Must be AL
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1910 1TJII . I. NV
] block from International Inn
a.54O 50. f., rear drive-in entr
Wired for printing estab. LivelS
loc. for any retail bus. S40O mo
". SEGAL AID. 4-Ol..
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BUILDING LOTS with water and
sewer, Prince 0eorges only. Call
449-7bR0 or CY. 7-p32b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
NOW LEAN TENDER
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process gives tender, delicious steak time utter fine.
Chuck and rUmP steaks and rousfs cook quicker and
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Just think, even economy eUfs like chuck, rUmP and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-30
Scientists May Merge
In One Rocket Society

About 10000 space scientists
are being polled on the ques-
ton of merging two scientific
groups into a single new rocket
society.
The Institute of Aerospace
Sciences has m ailed ballots
to 1880 voting members, and
the American Rocket Society
has sent similar papers to 49,
500 persons. They are asked to
vote between now and Deem
Der z on merger and creation
of the American Institute of
Aeronautics and Astronautics.
If merger is approved, as ex-
pected, DR.. William H. Picker
ing, director of NASA's CAL
tech-Jet Propulsion Labora-
tory, will become president of
the new society effective next
February 1. DR.. Pickering is
president of the Rocket Society
at present.
Under merger plans, L. Eu-
gene Root, president of Lock-
heed Missiles & Space Co.,
Sunnyvale, Calf, would be-
come a member of the execu-
tive committee and board of
directors of AIAA. Mr.. Root Is
president of the Institute Of
Aerospace Sciences.
Merger negotiations have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-30
Explorers
To Honor
Specimen

Americas spacemen and the
head of the agency they serve
will be honored in New York
Friday at a Embarrassing din
rler of the Explorers Club.
The 58-year-old organization
of explorers will present scrolls
of honor to the seven original
Mercury astronauts and the
nine space-flight trainees Sc
lected for the Gemini and
Apollo projects last September.
Astronaut Walter M. Schirra,
jr., the latest to make a flight
through space, will represent
the 16 men.
National Aeronautics and
Space Administrator James E.
Webb will be given a citation
of merit for his leadership Of
the civilian space program. He
will be principal speaker at the
dinner.
Also to be honored is DR..
Alexander Wetmore, former
secretary of the Smithsonian
Institution and past president
of the Explorers Club. DR.. Wet
more, a noted authority on
birds, will receive the rarely
awarded Explorers Club Medal
for outstanding scientific &C
complishments and leadership
in his field"
The dinner, a $100-a-plate
affair, will be held in the
Waldorf Astoria Hotel. A club
official, Ward Randol, said
about IT'S tickets already have
been purchased and a total at
tendance of about 1000 is ex-
pected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-30

of Near Eastern Art and Near
Eastern Studies at Michigan
since 1858.
He is the Near Eastern edi-
tor of AIRS Orientalis, Joint
publication of the Freer Gal
lery and the University of
Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-30
Medieval Jerusalem
Lecture Set Nov. Is

A lecture on Medieval Jeru-
salem will be given at $3.50
pm. November IS in the audi
torium of the Freer Gallery Of
Art. Prof. Oleg Grabar, of the
University of Michigan, will
give the talk, second in a cur
rent series on Oriental art.
DR.. Grabar, who just re-
turned after a year as director
of the American School of ORR
entail Research in Jerusalem,
has been an associate professor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-30

been under way for a year.
Overlapping of functions and
duplication of organizations
caused the merger movement
to gain impetus. The new So
ciety is expected to have about
$4,000 m e m bers. compared
with an aggregate of $4,000 in
the two present groups.
Under the agreement be-
tween the two societies, more
than so per cent of each So
ciety's eligible voters must cast
ballots. OF those voting, at
least two-thirds must approve
the merger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-30
Rotary Luncheon

Wilbur N. Baughman, Dis
trict Governor of Rotary In
ternational, will a ddress q
luncheon meeting of the Rota-
ry Club of Washington at 1915
pm. tomorrow in the Colonial
Room of the Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-30
Amazing Hair Cream Conditioner
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Hair Looks Young Again
'Just Dab a Day. Keeps the Gray Away"

There are rich rewards to-
day, for alert knowledgeable
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gray hair keep you from get
ting to the top, by making you
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when it's so easy and natural to
use Herbold Pomade.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-30

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-15
BY VIVIAN BROWN
AP Newsfeatures Writer

Travel is a fatiguing expe-
rience. 1t makes no differ
ence whether we travel by
plane, train or car. the mere
effort of travel can exhaust
US.
We must be armed with
items, quickly available, that
add to our comfort enroute,
yet take up a minimum of
space in our travelling cases.
Practically everything now
is touted as basin-washable.
Soap comes in tiny handy
packages for use when travel
ing.
Cosmetics should be kept to
a minimum. You don't need
an every = hour of the
day face cream when you are
on a holiday. There should
be one all-purpose type
cream that can see you
through your trip. This can
be taken from your train case
and dabbed on the face in
your sleeping compartment.
1t can soak into your skin
while you relax with a good
book or give yourself a mani
cure.
Handy items for travel in
clude packages of cleansing
towels available in foil enve-
lopes, small plastic individual
containers of hair shampoo
and bubble bath. The indi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-15
SERVICE NEWS
Portuguese Ambassador
!. Plans Service Reception

Of Pathology, which was
founded during the Civil
War.
This summer and coming
fall foreign doctors are being
welcomed to the various
courses and facilities at the
Institute. Colonel H. w.
Greenwidge. Chief of Medi-
cine, Canadian Forces HoSpi-
tai, Kingston, Ontario is one
of several currently finishing
a course at the Institute.
While in Washington DR..
and Mrs. Greenwidge have
been staying at the Gralyn.
Reception Set
Mai. Gen. Rush B. Lincoln,
Chief of the Transportation
Corps, and Mrs. Lincoln viii
head the receiving line at a
reception on July 81 at the
Army and Navy Country Club,
The reception will mark the
celebration of the twentieth
anniversary of the founding
of the Transportation Corps
by Corps officers and their
wives.
After the reception where
both active and retir e d
Transportation Corps Off
GERS living in the Washing
ton area will renew old ac-
quaintanceS and memories,
there will be a dinner. I'm
mediately following the 8
o'clock dinner the young
corps birthday will end with
dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-15
TroveIing?-MokeItLi Light

vidual travel pack has be-
come a rage with coffee,
cream and sugar packed in
the same little envelopes.
Size up your vanity table
before you pack your vaca-
ton or week end bag. Don't
dump the contents of trays
and drawers into your bag
on the chance you'll be need
ing something. 1t should be
easy to determine exactly
what you will need, if you
have a makeup plan that you
employ for average occasions.
Such items as eyebrow
tweezers, leg razor, nail file
are essential and should be
included first. Then come
hair curriers', nail polish, lip
stick, cleansing crea m,
powder. Do you use founda-
ton cream? Eyeshadow? Eye
liner? Be sure to include the
necessary aids to your gla-
NOR. After that add the e&-
tras if you have room. You
don't absolutely need a bub-
BILE bath on your vacation.
False eyelashes are probably
not essential to your charm.
A bucket of costume jewelry
won't get you more dates than
a few choice pieces.
It's a good idea to make the
vacation list long in advance,
so that you will have the
items you absolutely need,
and will skip those that are
excess baggage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-15

luncheon to be held at the
Army-Navy Town Club.
Farewell Fete
Last night the charming
home of 1t. Col. Rafael Lo-
reno Vellido on Cleveland
avenue was the scene of fare
wells for Capt. Carlos Pardo
Delgado, Naval Attache for
the Spanish Embassy and
Mrs. de Pardo and Col. Mi
guel Guerrero Garcia, Air At
tache for the Spanish EN-
baSsy and Mrs. de Guerrero.
Col. Lorenzo, who is the
assistant Air Attache for the
Spanish Embassy, welcomed
the guests to the buffet. Best
wishes and smooth sailing
were the talk of the evening
as the PardoS and the Guer-
reros will be missed by many
here in Washington.
Washington loves garden
parties and among the invi-
tationS for the coming week.
end is the thoughtful one
from Vice Admiral and Mrs.
William r. Smedberg to en-
joy the cool breezes in the
garden of their Quarters at
1900 E street NV. Their old
and new friends here in
Washington are invited to a
reception Saturday after
noon.
Admiral Smedberg is the
Deputy Chief of Naval Opera
tons for Personnel.
A subscription Ball and
Formal Review are being
scheduled to celebrate the
current Centennial Year Of
the Armed Forces Institute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-15
School Girls Complete
Red Cross Aide Proqrunn

Those who completed their
apprenticeship at George
Washington University Hos
pital are: the Misses Geral-
ding Truter, Katherine Acker-
man, Claudia Bischoff, Erie
derike Koehler. Paula Lasky,
Donna Middleton, Eleanor
Newhouse, Margaret Saltz-
stein, Susan Talbot, Carmen
Torrvella and Sarah Webb.
Mrs. Francis E. Hildebrand,
chairman of the District Red
Cross chapters volunteer Of
flee, will preside at the ex-
ercises, to which parents and
relatives OF the graduates
have been invited. An in
formal social hour will follow
the ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-15
SERVICE NEWS
By EVELYN Nj. DENT
Contributing Writer

The Portuguese AmbasSa-
dor, Senior Pedro Theotonio
Pereira will honor Gen: Ber-
nardo Tiago Mira Delgado,
Chief of Staff of the Portu-
guese Air Force, at a re-
ception on Friday.
General Mira Delgado is
currently touring various Air
Force Bases throughout the
United States and is expect
ed to arrive in Washington on
Thursday.
Secretary of the Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert, and Chief
Of Staff of the Air Force
Gen. Curtis E. LeMay are in
vited to be among the high
ranking Air Force, diplo-
matte and NATO officials
who will be guests at the re-
ception at the Portuguese
Embassy. The guests will
n1ingle both in the cool of
the garden and inside the
delightful residence on Kalo-
rama road.
That afternoon Gen. Mira
Delgado will be guest of hon.
OF at a luncheon sponsored by
the Aero-Space Industries in
the United States. Brig. Gen.
John M. Weikert USAF Ere
tired now Washington rep
resentative Of the United Air
Craft Corp. International,
viii be host. Senior Air Force
officials as we'll as members
Of the various Aero-Space in
dustries in the United States
have been invited to meet
Gen. Mira Delgado at the
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Twenty three students
fyom 16 private. parochial
and public schools will be-
come full ledged volunteer
American Red Cross Nurses
Aides, when the District
chapter holds a special cap
ping ceremony tomorrow.
To be held in the chapter
house auditorium, the cere-
mony will take place at 2::30
pm.
The young volunteers, who
have completed the required
40-hour Red Cross training
course for Nurses Aides, in
addition to their hospital ap-
premiership, list II different
cities and two foreign coun-
tries as birth places.
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Picnic Set

The Fairfax County BuSi-
ness and Professional Wom-
ems Club will hold a picnic
at $50 pm. Wednesday at
the cook house at Evans
Farm Inn.
Husbands and friends Of
members will be guests. Miss
Julia Gum, club president.
will be in charge of the fes-
tivitieS.
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Wine Types

All wines fall into five
general classes: Appetizer
wines, such as sherry and
vermouth: red dinner wines,
such as Burgundy, cabernet,
and the delicate roses; white
dinner wines, such as sau-
terne, riesling or Chalbis;
sweet dessert wines, such as
port, muscatel and Tokay.
and the champagnes and
other sparkling wines.
The reason most people
prefer a red wine with red
meats is that the stronger
or more robust flavors of the
red wines blend well with
hearty foods like steaks,
chops and roasts. For the
same reason, the more deli
cate white table wines match
the softer flavors of oysters,
veal or sweetbreads, for in
stance. The roses, which are
lighter than the Burgundies,
yet less delicate than the
white wines, go well with all
foods.
Sweet dessert wines are best
served with sweet foods and
are usually enjoyed at the
end of a meal, or they may be
teamed with cakes and
cookies for afternoon or eve
ming refreshments.
AS for the sparkling wines,
the vote seems to be unani-
nous that champagne, SPAR
king Burgundy and all the
other bubbly vintages can be