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Evening star., 1962-03-29
THE GOLDEN YEARS
Some Try to Boss
Their Benefoctors

tives-is that they compare
the home in which they are
currently enjoying hospitality
with the one they last visited.
This includes the contrast
between the behavior Of your
child and the child in the
other home. Also their
scholastic ability. And always
the economic status of the
two families.
II know many families of
my generation" she contin-
ues, who brace themselves
mentally in preparation for
the visit of their elderly re-
latives. They know they are
about to get criticism on the
most minute details of their
lives-the brand of coffee
they use. the lights that are
left burning, the hair styles,
The list is endless.
Always there is a COM
parison with some other fam
lily the older people know,
usually another relative.
They make other pastures
seem so green you soon feel
you are living in a des-
Sert :"
Another common sin, ac-
cording to the woman, is that
the elderly come to visit un-
prepared to occupy any Of
their time independently
but rather expecting you to
entertain them all the time.
Yet, she says, they do not &C
cept the fact that they are
not really the heads of this
household and will not hesi-
tate to suggest that you re-
schedule your day around
them.
by now you must be
thinking how heartless I am
toward the aged" she says.
Il am not heartless. These
faults are also prevalent
among young people. How
ever. society permits the
younger generations to be
criticized openly. so we can
put each other in our places
with a little sparring.
Society DEGREES that the
older people must be treated
with Difference and never
crossed. This is fair and just.
But the elderly should strive
to deserve it.
THE older people have
much skill and knowledge
they could share with us. But
they seem preoccupied with
other things"
*&M
Your constant harping on
the theme that a retired
couple can live on 5000 a
month seems to be valid, as
far as the fact is concerned"
a 68-year-old wife reluctant
ly admits. But you are doing
a great disservice to the peo-
pie you try to help by print
ing it.
"You know 1t is a very low
standard Of living that 5000
a month will buy. 1t is almost
indecent. in fact, for civilized
people. So why should you
indoctrinate people to ac-
cept any such thing?
ALSO, do you know what
effect such advice has on
children who are supporting
their retired parents? They
wave a clipping Of your
column in the air and
promptly cut their contribu-
tions down to 5000 a MONTH"
1t is an important conso-
lation to retired people with
about 5000 a month to know
they can live on it. Most of
them would prefer to make
their way and not appeal for
help. AS for the children who
are supporting their parents
well, would YOU mislead
them?
The Golden Yeors appears
Thursdays. ~
Copyright 1862, Gen. Features Corp.
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Sovory
Potatoes

2 tablespoons fat
2 small onions, thinly sliced
! package Il pound quick
frozen hashed brown
potatoes.
~ cups milk
2 tablespoons flour
2 tablespoons chopped
piniento
Ia teaspoons salt
1s teaspoon pepper
"a cup grated sharp cheddar
cheese
Melt fat in large skillet.
Add onions and cook until
lightly Drowned, separating
slices into rings. Add pota-
toes. Cover ard cook 5 min
utes, stirring occasionally.
Meanwhile, combine rest of
ingredients except cheese.
Stir into potato mixture.
Cook. uncovered. 5 minutes
longer, stirring occasionally.
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For q Quick Supper

Are stuffed peppers q
favorite Of your family?
Surprise them sometime soon
with these . so simple, so
quick, and so good. Remove
top and seeds from 6 green
peppers; parboil until par
TALLY tender (about Is min
utes). Arrange peppers in q
quart casserole; fill with
spaghetti and meatballs in
tomato sauce 1.-TWO Is 12-ounce
cans). Top with "a cup
shredded sharp process
cheese. Bake at $50 degrees
for 80 minutes, then serve
to six.
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WHATS COOKING

FRIDAY
Grab Meat Grdtin French Fried Potatoes
Cole SIdD NTH Celery Seed Dressing
Blueberry Pie
Celery Seed Dressing
/ cup dairy sour Pepper paprika and mustard
2 tablespoons vinegar to taste
i tablespoon lemon juice u teaspoon celery seed
+ 2 tablespoons sugar / pimientos, cut In sivers
teaspoon salt
Add seasonings to and blend Add celery seed
and pmento and chill until ready Delicious cole
saw and cucumbers well as fish and seafood salads
Makes u cups.
SATURDAY
Ham Loaf Scdlloped Potatoes
Pdn-Fried Spinach Yellow Squash
rs CdntdLoupe
Pan-Fried Spinach
l pound spinach washed "a teaspoon salt
and drained "a teaspoon sugar
/ Glove garlic, smashed / tablespoon oil
Brown finely chopped and smashed garlic in oil in
large frying Add sugar and salt Add spinach which
has been cut into thin strips Mix well and cook uncovered
medium heat 2 to minutes until done. Four
. servings.
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Summer SuIud

A sunny salad to brighten
summer menus is this orange
pineapple mold. To prepare:
Measure liquid drained from
a 9-ounce can of crushed
pineapple and add water to
make l cup: bring to a boil.
Pour boiling liquid over one
3-ounce package orange fla
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Broiled Lamb Chops NTH Vegetables
French Bread Garden Salad
Chocolate Layer Cake
BrOled Lamb Chops with Vegetables
tablespoons chilli sauce l can u pound small whole
tablespoon salad oil potatoes, drained
"a cup vinegar medum-sized tomatoes
u teaspoon seasoned salt halved
Y teaspoon onion powder loin lamb chops, about "a
Dash pepper thick
Combine chilli salad OIL vinegar, seasoned salt
onion powder and pepper shake blend thoroughly
potatoes and tomato halves four 7nch squares
of aluminium foil add tablespoon barbecue each
foil square before sealing edges. Bro to inches from
source of heat cook outdoor grill minutes. Brol
lamb chops 10 to IA minutes turning until lamb
is desired degree of donenesS Basic lamb frequently with
remaining barbecue Makes four servings.
THURSDAY
Baked Chicken Legs Parsley New Potatoes
Lima Beans Cucumber WntercreSs Salad
Tropical Fruit Pdrtait Iced Tea
Tropical Fruit Parfait
can Il pound fruit tablespoons sugar
cocktail "a teaspoon salt
envelope plain gelatin y pint whipping cream
Z "a cup water "a cup toasted flaked coconut
] can (6 ounces frozen
imeade concentrate
in water Heat fruit sirup to boiling Dissolve gelatin in
boiling slrup Stir in limeade and salt. Chill until
mixture thickenS and mounds on a spoon. Whip
stiff Fold into gelatin mixture Toss coconut lightly with
drained fruit Layer gelatin mixture then fruit mixture
into parfait glasses. Chill hours before serving
Makes six servings.
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vored gelatin, stirring until
gelatin is dissolved. Cool, then
stir in / cup evaporated milk
and 2 tablespoons lemon
Juice. Chill until mixture be-
gins to set, then fold in the
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Tempting Mullins

Stir " to / cup chopped
raisins into orange muffin
mix for q delightful taste
sA .lrl--. oefore baking, top
with a spicy mixture of Gin
namon. sugar and a few
chopped nuts.
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drained pineapple and ! cup
shredded carrot. Ladle into
six A-cup individual molds
and chill until set. about ! =
to 2 hours. Unmold on fresh
crisp greens and serve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07

Spoon into serving dish.
Sprinkle with cheese. Makes
six servings.
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Prime Ribs OF Beef Pan crazy Brown Potatoes
Asparagus Green Salad
Strawberry Whipped Cream Cake Iced Coffee
Strawberry Whipped Cream Cake
eggs cups Sifted flour
2 cups sugar teaspoons baking powder
u teaspoon salt ! quart fresh strawberries
teaspoons vanilla or cup finely chopped nuts
almond favoring / can instant real whipped
tablespoons margarine
/ cup boiling hot milk
Beat eggs until very light Add sugar. salt and fla
vorng; mix we'll Melt margarine and beat in with milk
Sf flour and baking powder together and quickly add to
mixture blending we'll Pour batter into two creased and
Toured 9inch layer cake pans Bake in moderate
{ $3.50 degrees) for 80 to 35 minutes
When cake is cool, cover lower layer with canned in
slant whipped and top with half of the berries
sliced Gently place top layer top sides and top
OF S sds cs a ra nuts
ing strawberries, whole top Of cake. Makes to 10
servings.
Cabbage NTH Frankturters Hot Rolls
Sweet Corn Relish Troy
8 RhubGrb Cobbler
n Cabbage with Frankfurters
2 quarts Is cups finely tablespoon flour
shredded cabbage teaspoons sugar
u cup water u teaspoon salt
: / teaspoon salt p cup water
Z pound frankfurters "a cup vinegar
tablespoons butter or "a cup chopped sweet pickle
margarine tablespoons mayonnaise
tablespoon prepared dashes Tabasco
Place cabbage. water and salt in saucepan top with
trankfurters cover Bring to boil; cook over medium
heat IL to is minutes until cabbage tender drain
In small saucepan melt butter blend in flour mustard,
sugar and salt Combine water with vinegar and gradually
SUI to mustard MIXTURE COOK ana SUR until tnlcK; aoo
chopped pickle. mayonnaise Tabasco well Serve
cabbage topped with frankurters and pour
top. Six to eight servings
TUESDAY
Beef Hash Neftouer roast Buttered Beets
Green Beans Nth Vindiorette Sauce
Creamy Rice Pudding
Vnagrette Sauce
l envelope old fashion "a cup finely chopped pickle
& French salad dressing teaspoons chopped onion
y teasnoonS Gamers
s Vinegar, water and oil hard-cooked egg, finely
/ tablespoons chopped chopped
parsley
To make salad dressing combine salad dressing mix with
vinegar water and oil directed envelope Mix together
cup salad dressing parsley pickle onion capers egg
Beat with beater until well blended Add the to
freshycooked beans. asparagus broccoli be
served hot vegetable chill and cold as q salad
on lettuce Makes u enough for about six
, servings.
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If desired, sprinkle cheese
over potatoes in skillet;
brown lightly under broiler.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Shannon & Luchs

REALTORS SINCE 1906
WHEATON-Be the first to see this
beautiful 3-bedrm. brk. rambler
with lge. sep. din. rm.. n baths
on one level, plus fin. rec. rm.
Gorgeous level lot. many extras,
priced under FILA appraisal at
S17.990.
Evening star., 1962-10-05

KNoLLS-All bricl
the pink Of condition. 8 bedrms.
rm., / Ih-ton air conditioner. fenced
lot. FHA, S16,250, or modest down
payment and assume 19-yr., 4H%
loan and $107 mo. Could go GI
Evening star., 1962-10-05

WooDLAwN-one Of those un.
usual 4-bedrm. homes on a large
chain link fenced lot, rec: rm
with bar, and " bath In .bsmt;l
washer and dryer included, vii
sell quickly, asking Sl4,250.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
fFHAfTlAlIIEDl

ANDREWS AREA-Choice loc.. g.
b.r. brk. -and-stone rambler. y
baths, att. gar. and sun rm. FHA
app. S26. 900. Ewes. and week ends
Evening star., 1962-10-05
c.. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
WHEAToN-RoCKVTLLE

One Of the most unusual homes in
the area. Lovely, 3-bedrnl., 2-bath
rambler situated on beautifully
wooded lot. Very beautiful, home
n lower-20s with, extremely low
EVELYN @. KAPLAN a. CO. 940-
Evening star., 1962-10-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-M. HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ARL,, N.-ss00 down buys this
central air-conditioned center
hall rambler at $4,000 FHA ap.
praisal. 2 bedrms., firepl.. laundry,
covered patio, car-port, level lot
walk to everything. OWNER. 525-
kQRb
Evening star., 1962-10-05
SPRINGFIELD
FIREPLACE COZY"

Needs O family to make this 3-bed-
room RANCHER q home. Lovely
rSS SnTgSped ySId VeTsate Taa sarpST
at S17,500. Low down payment
Evening star., 1962-10-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARLINGTON, s.-By OWNER. Brk.
3-b.r. rambler. with PROFESSIONAL
" finished bsmt. and firepl., air
cond., dishwasher. auto. washer.
lge, corner lot, Anchor-fenced I'd.
blk. fr. elem. and nigh schools.
Sentsros On STiss sufs-staSs m 70 sasyI mr. caoss to
roads. Can assume 41aes mort. or
can refinance. S17.900. Principals
only. Call 671-0369.
Evening star., 1962-10-05

ABOUT TO BUY Then see this
modern 3-bedrm., 21a-hath RAM
bier with eat-in kitchen. din. .rm.,
liv. rm.. and bsmt. w/ground-level
exit. Only S22.500. Call WA. T.
6617 It'll 9 pm.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Town & Country
ANNANpAfF HFeN oTFfcE y ~ Ct Ct. s.e1oo

POND, GUEsTHOUsE-small es.
tate at Fairfax. featuring Capt
Cod home OF bedrooms and I
baths. huge aluminium garage anC
workshop. screened porch. semi.
circular driveway. Beautiful IL
acres, with ideal rural potential
Pond Is stocked with bass anc
NAV be used for swimming. Guest.
house paneled. also has large fire.
place. This unusual. property viii
Call us for an appointment ant
irrnnctinn prize G91 nhn
Evening star., 1962-10-05
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSE

$4,000 sa. It. ultramodern ware
house facilities lineiuding 5000
sd. II. air-cond. offieesl at N. Y.
2O-ft. ceiling height, p. R,R.
SIDING. 10 bays with electrical
overhead doors, lockers, tiled
baths, garage repair facilities tn-
cluding hydraulic lift, etc. Reass
Gail RE. 1881. he. 4-20o1.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
ARL.-FALLS CHURCH
ARLINGT0N HALL Area

ARLINGTON HALL AREA
4 BEDRMS.-3 BATHS
Brick home with full bsmt., located
on huge wooded lot. within walk
ing distance to everything - and
priced under market at S26.750
on CT or conventional terms.
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO. INC.
JA. 4-4252 CT. $4,000
Evening star., 1962-10-05
HOUSES TO BUILD
CUSTOM BUILDER

CUSTOM BUILDER
Invites you to inquire about our
classic Lesco homes. Select from
over 100 designs or will build to
your plans. Come in or call any
time. 2 am. to 9 pm. Good fl
nancing available. a Leesburg
pike, Falls Church, Va. Phone
533-22e3.
Quality Custom Homes, Inc.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
FAMILY-SIZ

Kitchen is featured In this Vienna
located rambler plus dining room.
3 bedrooms, gift. finished rec.
room and q large screened porch
overlooking the fenced, tree-shaded
lawn. Immaculate throughout and
designed for those who desire .
home with q real personality. Full
price of S20,250 is offered with
Evening star., 1962-10-05
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

RESTAURANT with motel II pos
sible. st. Mary's or Charles Couns
ty preferred. but not essential.
$50. 900 cash down. MR.. GILL CO.
S-14S4. Annapolis.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
,e CONTINUED

sPRNGRRoOK AREA - Charming
new eenter-hall brick Colonial, 4
bedrms.. az baths. den. liv. rIn..
firepl.. tabie-space kit. sep. din.
rin4, bsmt.. garage. Lge. level lot.
o., D.. FIELD. INC. JU. 6-7113.
Evening star., 1962-10-05

BEITsvILLE-Get rid Of stairs in
this lovely rambler with q cap
tivating sun porch. 3 ,nice-size
bedrms.. on 1a-acre level lot.
1-ton air conditioner. place tor
WON'T last long at S12.950.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
POMPONIO REALTY

FALLS CHURCH - Home buyers
dream. Custom-bullt contemporary
home. different and unusual. Fea-
lures paneled living and dining
rooms with cathedral ceilings.
spacious rooms, walk-in closets:
fabulous clubroon1. age-old tall
trees on deep fenced yard. Price.
S24. $50. Call US today, we want
you to be the proud owner. JE.
10000.
Shannon e Il1chc
Evening star., 1962-10-05
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ROUTH ROBBINS


Spfld. 45I-6200 Mclean 346-7000
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Shannon & Luchs
j. LEO KOLB co.

WOODsIDE PARK = Rambler in
this desirable section Of Silver
Spring, central air cond., all large
rooms, 8 bedrms.. baths. mod
ern kit. with table space. rec. rm.
with fireplace, wall-to-wall car
peting and many other exception
GRAHAM CORP. JU. 5-eo1O|
Evening star., 1962-10-05
TALK ABOUT A BARGAIN!

8 bedrms.. III baths, fun bsmt.,
fenced yard; clean and neat. I'M
mediate occupancy. Only S13,950.
viii consider GI or FHA.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
REALTORS FAIRFAX CIR. 3-140I
Evening star., 1962-10-05
ANDREWS AREA-4-bedrm. bri

HTS. = Beautiful l.
year-old brick rambler. center.
han entr., bedrms. on SAINT
level, central air eond., oper
bsmt. California fenced yard. Lo.
Gated among the better homes
81 VESTA REAL ESTATE
RE. 6-20l0
Evening star., 1962-10-05
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, MD,

ALL CASINO FEE
FRIENDLY. FREE APPRAIs5AdLs Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23
AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus of the Ratings Of Nine Local D. Us

Record
!. TeIstor
z. Big Girls Don't Cry
3. Keep Your Hands Off Ny Body
4. Love Come to Ne
5. Bobby's Girl
6. Release Ne
7. Return to Sender
8. Another Night With the Boys
9. You Are Ny Sunshine
10. The Lonely Bull
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Notices
nIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIaIIIIIlHunn

THE RHYTHM-AIRES, a COLLEGE band
with yrs. exper. Will play to suit
occasion. BILL BARRICK. ia. 9-513l.
DANCE-Every Saturday night. Two
big bands. Rock n Roll. Twist. c g. W.
Nine pm. until 3 am. CAPITOL
ARENA, 14th and W SITS. NV. Admis-
sion Sl.00.
SWEET SIXTEEN DANCE, PARTY OR
SOCIAL, make It a smash with the
soundsa tional DYNAMICS, call Jay
Bernstein. OIL. 4-3030.
THE EMBERS, the band that caters TO
your taste in music. BOB NERI, LA.
6-395O. Music for all occasions.
BODY AND CUSTOM" work, also
painting. Call VIII. 6-0506.
ATTRACTIVE TEEN-AGER with fash
ion model potential Call NO. 1911,
CAPPA CHELL MODELS.
WILL TYPE THEMES, compositions, es-
says, theses. assignment reports. term
papers. Thrifty rates. 526-47l6.
THE RUNABOUTS, that exciting sound
in music, for all occasions. Low rates.
NIKE, WE. 5-550S.
A MALE SINGER AND A BASS PLAYER
are needed in newly formed r and r
band, scheduled to addition FOR a
recording company in two weeks. Call
TOM, JE. 3-9S2O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23
By JAMES LEE
Contributing Writer

A foggy picture on a Lon
don television set led to the
Tornadoes' hit record, "Tel-
star"
English songwriter Joe
Meek was watching the first
ira n Atlantic television
broadcast via the communica,
tons satellite and was so i'm
pressed that he decided to
write a song.
81 tried to capture the ro-
nance of Telstar," Meek says.
Although the picture was
blurred and jumped all over
the screen, I knew that I was
watching something import
ant"
Meek took his song to Lon
don Records headquarters in
England and recorded it there
with the Tornadoes. The disc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

one of Chubby's hits he owes
to other artists: whole Lot
ia Shakin' Coin On" was
done originally and written
by Jerry Lee Lewis. Pony
Time" was released first by
the Goodtimers. "T wistin'
USA" originated with Danny
and the Juniors. Good Good
Lovin'" is one of James
Browns classics. Limbo
Rock" was done instrument
ally by the Champs earlier
this year. "Dancin' Party"
has exactly the same tune
and construction as Quar-
ter to Three" the old U. s.
Bonds stan dard. Lets
Twist Again" is obviously
rooted in the idea and tune
of Hank Billiards. Lets Go
Again"
Other singers have copied
the songs of their fellow ar
lists, but they have added
something to what they took.
Chubby Checkers songs
sound only like watered-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

down versions of the origi-
mails.
Hank Billiards. version Of
1.-The Twist" is far superior
to Chubby's. .<
Hank Ballard is conceded
by disc jockeys to be the Sec
ond best performer in the
business - second only to
James Brown. Chubby can't
even do a decent twist, as
anyone who has watched him
on stage will probably agree.
Chubby Checker has de-
rived his style, most of his
songs, and even his stage
name INSPIRED obviously by
that of Fats Domino) from
other singers. He is easily
the least original singer in
the business today.
Does Chubby Checker de-
serve the title, king of the
Twist?" 1 say emphatically
NO! I challenge any and all
of Chubby Checkers fans to
defend him and his unde-
served title.
EUGENE LOHMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

of High Point High; April
Feeley and Shawn Kehoe,
DuVal High; Steve Daniel,
Gale Fitzpatrick. Richard
H arrison, Paul McNickle,
Alan Meyrowitz, Judith Stark,
Earle Thompson and Robert
Wilson, Wheaton High, and
Stewart Wood, Bladensburg
High. All are seniors. To try
for finalists, the students will
take exams December /.
So
Toni Watson was crowned
Miss Homecoming, 1852" at
Wheaton Highs annual
homecoming dance. She was
chosen from 16 senior prin-
cesSeS.
Two Virginia girls won cash
prizes in an essay contest
sponsored by the District
branch Of the Food Service
Executives Organization.
Joyce Shackley. II, a grad
uate Of Lee High won 500
for her essay on why I
Would Like a Career as a
Dietician." Second prize, SIS,
went to Betty Shryock, Is,
Stephens City, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23
PLAY BACK
From TEEN Readers
A Real Twister

I've put up with Chubby
Checker for a long time, but
I now feel it is time to raise
me voice in protest against
the misconceptions that the
public has exhibited about
him and the Twist. These
were summarized in an arti-
Gle in TEEN, October 26, in
which James Lee stated that
Chubby Checker has CON
tributed to American culture
the twist and all its varia-
tons" This is utterly false.
I wonder how many Twist
fans have heard Of Hank
Ballard? Quite a few, I sup
pose. but how many of them
know that it is to him they
owe the origin of their ia
vorite song and dance? For
tnoSe VINO are not familiar
with him, Hank is a King
records rhythm and blues re-
cording artist who has had a
steady stream of hits for
more than five years. In
1858, Hank composed 1.-THE
Twist" released the first and
the best version of it, and
maSterminded the dance that
was to sweep the world, but
under the name of another
singer.
AS far as the variations 60,
many artists have contribut-
ed variations Joey Dee, Da-
vid Seville (the Alvin TWIST,
etc.
THE Twist" is not the only
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TOP TUNES
Foqgy Screen Produces
CIeurcut 'TeIstur' Hit

has been number one in Eng
land for the past month, and
has sold over 100000 records
here.
The Tornadoes are one Of
England's top recording
groups. The five young men
have been recording for Lon
don for over a year and have
broad success in personal ap-
pearance tours throughout
the world.
The group, all English, in
cludes Glen Cattini, "a, on
drums; George Bellamy, %,
rhythm guitar; Heinz Bert,
90, bass guitar; Roger La
Verne, "a, piano and organ,
and Allen Caddy, %, lea
guitar.
In the recording session,
Meek knew that he had a
romantic tune, but there was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

space sounds heard at the be-
ginning of the disc. These
sounds are picked up by the
Tornadoes and lead into the
melody.
London Records here will
release an album by the pop
ular English group in tn e
near future.