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ToIIey-Murroy

Mrs. Lester M. Murray an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter Leslie Elizabeth to
Mr.. John Earl Talley, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Talley of West Hyattsville,
Md. Miss Murray is also the
daughter of the late Lester
M. Murray. The ceremony
took place August 8 at the
Woodside Methodist Church,
Silver Spring, Md. The couple
will live in West Hyattsville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Hop
kins announce the marriage
Of their daughter Paula
Kathleen to Mr.. Peter Field
Hayes, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles Van Valzah Hayes of
Woodstock, VT. The wedding
took place August / at Christ
Episcopal Church, Rockville,
Md. The couple will live in
BENNINGTON. VT,
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Police Chief on V

Chief of Police Robert v.
Murray will be a. guest on the
Mark Evans television show at
7 pm. Sunday on Channel S.
Chief Murray will discuss police
matters of interest to members
of the force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-11

How to keep 'em down on
the farm is a problem in
Africa. too.
Heavy un mploymen
among youth also is plaguing
that country.
In Tanganyika, a woman
leader from that country re-
lated here yesterday. boys
and girls leave the farm" in
droves, attracted by "lipstick,
good clothes" and what they
take to be an easier way of
life.
But the youngsters can't
get jobs in the cities because
they have had little or no
education.
ION the farms they start
tending the sheep as soon as
they can walk. There is little
time for school," said Mrs.
G. Patrick Kunambi, one of
three Tanganyikan women in
this country under the State
Departments leader grant
program.
The three were entertained
at tea yesterday in her home
by Mrs. Katie Louchheim.
Deputy Assistant Secretary
of State for Public Affairs.
What can we do for these
children? That's what want
to find out" said Mrs. Ku-
nambi. whose husband is
Sultan (meaning chief of
Tanganyika's Waluguru tribe.
All Clubs Suggested
I'VE haven't solved it our
selves" said Mrs. Robert
Mcnamara, wife of the Sec
rotary of Defense. She then
suggested that a program
similar to that run in this
country by the All clubs
might give some children an
incentive to remain on the
farm.
Like many nations which
have gained their independ-
ence recently (Tanganyika
achieved independence last
December and becomes a re-
public next December), her
country has many, many
problems needing solution
all at once-and all of them
take money" Mrs. Kunambi
said ruefully.
Adults must be taught to
read and write along with
the children, she said. A
grade school teacner by
training, she is devoting her
activities these days chiefly
to an adult education pro-
gram.
A women's club she heads,
which has 125 members, has
been holding literacy classes
in her home. land it was so
crowded there was not room
for my husband when he
came home"
Build Own Building
Lately the women have
built a community building
with their own labor, laying
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Rails Economy Drive
Seen Edging to Solution

CHICAGO Aug II (AP).-A drive to bring economy to
the Nations ang railroads.&c. the expense
workers who would lose their jobs nching toward what
one railroad spokesman calls "a final solution"
On Monday Howard Netzert chief attorney the
railroads appeal will be filed with the United States Courts
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Albany Officials Weigh
New Request for ToIks

ALBANY, Ga. Aug. IL (AP).-City officials weighed to-
day request for biacal talks and Negroes planned
tests segregated facilities In lieu of
onstrationS.
grafton leaders appeared dim while citizens quietly awaited
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Hervey-McDonuId

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A.
Mcdonald announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Nancy Mac to Mr.. Homer
Vaughan Hervey, son Of Mrs.
Ambolyn Vaughan Hervey.
The wedding took place July
7 at Dahlgren Chapel,
Georgetown University. The
couple will live in George
town.
Winchester-Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J.
Moore Of Vienna, Va, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Linda Kay to Mr..
William Harold Winchester,
son of Mrs. w. H. Winchester
of Maysville, Okla, and the
late Mr.. Winchester. The
wedding took place July ID
in the home Of the brides
parents. The couple will live
in Falls Church.
MiIIer-Knoppen
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence S.
Knappen of Arlington, Va,
announce the marriage of
their daughter Marian
Eleanor to Mr.. Grain Alvin
Miller, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
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WEDDINGS

G. H. Miller Of La Grange,
Ill. The wedding took place
August 4 at the Metropoli-
tan Memorial Methodist
Church. The couple will live
in Alexandria.
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Build Own Budding

Lately the women have
built a community building
with their own labor, laying
5000 bricks and lining the
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TOWN 4 COUNTRY PROP. INC.
OPEN o TOa

ALEX. OFFICE TE. 6-s915I
FAIRFAX. oAKTON- VIENNA
Owner must sell this 3-bedrm;,. 2
bath brick rambler, better than
new. Full basement with profes-
Sionally finished rec. I'm with
bUilt-in bar, bookcases, etc. Built
N garaFe, breezeway jalousied
porch and many other features.
Fireplace in living room and rec.
nm, wall-to-vall carpetinE In hy.
Ing rm. and hallway. Owner must
sacrifice for personal reasons
RIrapctrp flpYible
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CARMODY HILLS house lots,
IA house lots, terms, and SUBJ
ordination avail.
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IMP0RT-SP0RTS
PEACOCK
AREAS GIVINGEsT
RITTrK nEATEP

bUION DENIEE
1901 WEST BROAD ST.
FALLS CHURCH, VA, JE. 4-S5O0
CORVETTE IS. white excel. cond :,
auto. must sell $4,000 cash or
best offer. OIL. 6-la4g.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED
MOTORCYCLES

WANT $4,000 on 80 acres In
HoHkNsEE. 1000 II NV. ma. g.
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APPROX. 5 acres In Loudoun Co,
approx. 80 miles from D: c. So
go. KAMP WASHINGTON REAL
TY co, CIR. 3-6l2l, Q It'll g.
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DESK SPACE

DUPONT conditioned
desk space available in miss rep
resentative's office. well furnished
Reas. Call DE. 2-6633.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
CHANTILLY AREA

N44G4A = ALL &44tHG4
Open Sunday. 2 acres with 2-bed.
rom rambler, liy. I'm. with floor
to-ceiling fireplace, large bath
equip. kit. surrounded by rolling
countryside with mountain view
shade trees. large utility bldg
which has possibilities to con-
vert to garage and apartment
In Loudoun County. SCI, 900 with
$1,000 down to qualified buyer
and LIST trust payable S125 mo
Avail. immed. r. o. BRIDGES
Broker, o. S. so. Chantilly. Oper
Sunday afternoon. Phone Code
703-327-4371 weekdays, Code
703-36S-5055, ewes. 36S-6163
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Vicinity
Of Poolesville, ranch-type home
situated on II. s. acres. 2 bedrms.,
Ia baths. Newly modernixed. Lge.
barn. Call DI. 9-5293.
Is ACRES approx. As miles from
D. C. nr. Warrenton, Va. $500 per
acre: good terms; KAMP WASH
1921. q It'll o.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
SLEEPY HOLLOW

Attrae.. 3-bedrm. brk. rambler. with
patio-terraee. fully equipped. incl
air eonditioners. Park-like setting
in q community Of fine homes
5000 down FLA. OPEN. los Upside
Court. Take Valleybrook Or. OIL
Sleepy Hollow I'd. CT. 6-7s97.
SPLIT PERsONALTTY-Immaculsts
split foyer. in Warren Woods.
lge. bedrms., din. nm, Ia baths,
kit. with eating space. den or 4th
bedrm. ls-ft. family I'm. features
foyer entrance, 2 firepls.. patio
etc. Excellent condition. Wonder
full for children, kt-aere land.
seaped lot with trees. Walk TO bus
and schools. Price $50. 500. FHA
OF CT financing. See this one
REALTY. JE. $4,000
SPRINGFIELD - OWNER. Split
level. many extras, spotleSs, below
market Assume or finance. Va
cant Sept. ]. Mon.-Fri., 1t. COL
PARHAM. OK. 4-1267, after :
CT. 6-5945.
SPRINGFIELD-oWNER. 3-bedrm
lz-bath brick rambler 3 yrs. old
Wv. carpet, kit. vIdishwasher
wall oven. Carport, firepl., covered
patio. Handicapped. attic storage
it'll. I'm. Walk to shops. schools
Assumption or refinance. SlS.75O
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Contemporary
nE IUYE

4 level split. This 4-year-old quality
constructed, gas heated home has
large spacious living rm., full
dining rm., both earpeted. Kitchen
with built-in stove and oven plus
eating space. 4 large bedrms., and
Ia ceramic tiled baths Beautiiul
Basement has outside entrance
and laundry room. This Is Q cur
rent and Tor long range Investment
Oeased until June 1869. Purchase
now at sacrifice price in low
20s due to current owners neees-
sity for disposing of investment.
. NEGOTIABLE financing on 4i7rs
sroIIyM ~ Ot11;;orryrpv ppOp INC
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CLOSING OUT. MAKE OFFER.
isl 1879 o- You e. Se' Vacant lot
ments in. Terms II desired.
WAPLE REAL ESTATE. AID. A.
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ABOVE CoLEsvILLE!-Exception-
al 2-acre sites in PANORAMA
HILL" sweeping views, no traf-
fic. $3.50, easy terms. Call WA.
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BMW 80. newly repainted. good
running run ,s eond !, new tire: Must
komG PIX. Apt. 3, after $3.50 pm.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ABOVE COLEsvILLE!-Exception-
al 2-acre sites in PANORAMA
HILL" sweeping views, no traf-
fic. $3.50, easy terms. Call WA.
Greater Maryland Prop. u. e-124O
ACCOKEEK, MD. = Beautiful, g.
acre tracts. $4,000 and up, terms.
CO. INC. BU. S-212l.
ANNANDALE AREA : $4,000. a
St., 200 It. oil BTsddccs: I'd FLU Luz
CILLE COOK. Ritz. JE. 2-3272.
APPROX. 5 acres in Loudoun Co,
approx. 80 miles from b. c. So
go. KAMP WASHINGTON REAL
TY Co, OR. 3-6121. 8 I'll 9.
CARMODY HILLS house lots,
il house lots, terms, and sub
wEITco Lu. $4,000
CLOSING OUT. MAKE OFFER.
one or two-famiiy. All Improve
ments in. Terms u desired.
MAPLE REAL ESTATE. AID. A.
COLLEGE PARKS bldg. sites on
r.r., potent indust. Sewer. water,
$4,000, easy terms. KENILWORTH
REALTY. UN. 4-290S. AP. 7-072S.
CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB
AREA-1-acre homesites, 150-ft.
Terms ME. soi7i7. La. S-o4IS.
Jacksonville, A. A. County.
near new John Hanson hwy, only
80 min. to D. C.-Approx. 100
acres. z acres at $1,000 per acre,
balance at $3.50 per acre. On good
hard-surfaced I'd.
NJ. LEO STORCH SP. 3-4500
PoTOMAC-Beautifully wooded eS-
tate sites available. 2 to s acres.
$4,000 I. 9t to $4,000. Builders cor
d MARo iaEissa' JOHNSON ASSOC,
299-9403 54s-22S0 654-4241
SHERWOOD MANOR, P. G. County,
] mile north Of new John Hanson
hwy. 20. s. 500 on U. s. 301.
Beautiful 1-acre homesites, wooded
or cleared. Building restrictions.
Call today for brochure. M. LEO
STORCH, Developer, SP. $4,000.
WARRENTON-20 acres OF large
oak trees with beaut. view Of mts.
4t2 mi. west Of Warrenton, on the
dividing line OF Warrenton and
Old Dominion hunt country. Also
so acres of cleared land good
and beautiful bullying site, s mi;
-347-4063, 703S347-406s.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

DCGIICON1d-NU DIUS.
or office. Air eond., private park
ing, avail. Sept. !. OIL. 2-16S3,
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Town & Country

OPEN q TO o
20 AfgNANDALE OFFICE. CT. 6-alOo
FAIRFAX, VA acres wooded,
stone rambler; 8 eedTms;; Ice: ny
rm', firepl.. kit, u baths. excel.
eond. owner leaving. Open ior
reasonable offer. A. B. STAN
LEY. CIR. 3-00l5. Agent.
FALLS CHURCH. PIMMIT HILLS
- spotless, pretty. 3;heoroom
s ramb., lovely lot immea oees vi
OWNER. OIL. 6-52a1
FALLS CHURCH. sale BY OWNER
Cape Cod 4-bedrm. brick house;
Immed. occup. Immae. cond. Full
bsmt.. Ice. family rm. in addition
to liv. rm. and din. nm, screened
porch, "a acre lot with many
evergreens. Sls,750. sol Lawrence
DR., mr.. Rte. so and Graham I'd.
Also mr.. new beltway. JE. 3-a456.
Open Sun. afternoon or weekdays
Nv aRn0tptmRnt
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acre tracts. $4,000 and up. terms:
Open until s pm, PlSCATAWAY
CO. INC BIZ 3-2121
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MANOR, P. G. County.
! mile north Of new John Hanson
hwy. 20. s. 500 on U. s. 30l.
Beautiful 1-acre homesites, wooded
or cleared. Building restrictions.
Call today for brochure. M LEO
ETORCH. Developer. SP. 3-45O0
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PEACOCK

Continued on Next Pass)
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MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN
REALTOR MCLEAN. VA.
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POTOMAC-Beautifully wooded es-
tate sites available. 2 to s acres
$4,000 to $4,000. Builders cor
daily invited. -
MARGARST Johnson ASSOC,
299- 9403 54S-22S0 654-424l
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VIENNA
MCLEAN
Mr.. DRANESvILLE

Short distance nee q h NJ: hiEhSS .tS
stucco home on ONE HALF ACRE.
Offered for Quick Sale at $1,000
below cost to present owner.
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T~@3OOO
Convenient to Cameron
station and excellent
schools is this 4-bedroom, q
bath brick home. Don't miss
out on the use Of these CT
benefits. Minimum down
Call for particulars.
ROUTH ROBBINS
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SAIGON
VIENNA

FLA APPRAISED AT S22,75o
CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED
3 BEDRO0MS-2 BAIHs
REC. RIM. WITH FIREPLACE
LANDScAPED CORNER LOT
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FARMS
LAND AND FARMS

Our business in Montgomery and
Frederick for many years. Profit
from our experience. ROMER g.
CO., Gaithersburg, WI. 6-9002.
POOLESVILLE = FOR RENT, de
luxe, 3-bedrm. rambler, furn. or
unfurn., ga acres. OIL. 6-5257,
or Pc. 2-2400.
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FIAT new Spyder roadsters and Sc
dams, white walls. undercoat, vinyl
interior, reclining seats: all in
cluded free Of charge. Priced from
S1.274. No down payment on APP
proved credit. Highest trade ale
lowance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-20

FIAT 1860 900" 2-dr., gray. clean,
new parts. Good bargain. 5000,
or make offer. so. S-7234.
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JACK GELLER
Bethesda's Newest Fiat Dealer
400 Miller Ave. at Wisconsin
Bethesda. Nd. 654-92l6
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MON ROE

CT. $500 REALTORS
SPRINGFIELD = $4,000. owner
sacrifice; 500 down FLA terms,
or GI nothing down; big brick
rambler. 3 bedrms.. elec. kit. car
port. lge. util. rm. patio. washer.
dryer. WV carpets, Grapes. plenty
closets. lse. level fenced yard.
Call KE. 6-700s.
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CORVETTE go . tops, 3-speed
trans. Only $500 mi. All rear;
$4,000 or best offer. Call after 8.
IA. 4-5g44.
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ANNANDALE AREA = $1,000. q
acre freed lot, l25x255. Monroe
St., 200 IT. off Braddock I'd. LU
CIII,E COOK, Ritz, JE. 1872
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GREEN BEANS SCANDINAVIAN

8 Good eating easy with DEL MONTE Beans They're
perfectly cooked firm YET tender with much flavor they
please even the busiest tastes Try them in this recipe
. Mix Tbsp liquid from No. 303 can oz) DEL MONTE
Cut Green Beans with "a cup white vinegar, Tbsp. salad
oil bsp sugar. tsp. dill weed Or seed, a tsp allspce,
tsp. sa dash pepper Add to beans from which you have
poured off rest Of liquid Let them stand At least hours
. And because they're DEL MONTE Green Beans, they'll
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keep their flavor and texture won't get limp or mushy
DEL MONTE Brand Green Beans never Iet you DOWN. =
. serving Time, add cup picked cocktail onions and
n cup hiny sliced radishes Toss lightly, serve with tuna
salmon spoonng sauce over fish Serves as buffet dish
shown, Or man-dish salad with salad green's 9 3
. There's conversation piece! But don't forget 10 enjoy
DEL MONTEo Blue Lake Green Beans plain too This quality
gives you your moneys worth always Have some sOon .
Milford chronicle., 1962-11-30
Explorer oIympies
To Judge Fitness

Teenage skills ranging fr o m
dating etiquette to physical fitness
will be judged during the Del-Mar-
Va Councils Explorer Olympics"
weekend at Bainbridge Naval
Training Center, Dec. 79.
Several hundred Explorers, the
high school boys in Scouting, are
expected to participate in the 81
day event. The conference has
been planned by the councils Ex-
plorer cabinet, made up of boys
representing each of IA Scout dis
tricts on the Del-Mar-Va peninsula.
Focal point of the weekend is a
Saturday afternoon competition in
individual skills. The dating eti-
quette event is among these, and
in it a boy is given a problem
which may arise when dating. His
answer is then judged on several
qualities, among them persuasive
ness"
Oratory, government, conserva-
ton, electronics, navig "a o n,
photography, auto mechanics, civil
defense, swimming, bow Win &,
Milford chronicle., 1962-11-30

human cargo have already COM
pleted space orbits around t h e
Earth, Stimulating many of the con-
ditions to be encountered in the
longer trip.
The Apollo project is the one
that is currently concerned with
placing man on the moon by 1867.
1t will be preceded by an initial
testing of a three-man space flight
around the Earth in 1865, similar
flight around the moon in 1866,
and finally a two-man LEM Qunar
exploratory capsule) landing on
the moon in 1867. The ultimate
project involves landing the space
craft on the moon by 1870
25,OOO MILES AN HOUR
In 1867, when all arrangements
and testing will be completed, the
Apollo spacecraft containing three
men and LEM will "blast off, t,
presumably from Cape Canaveral,
Florida, on it's voyage to the moon
and back. After travelling only a
few hundred miles, its speed will
stabilize at $4,000 miles per hour
and the spacecraft will go into
orbit around the Earth. At the
proper instant" while in orbit; a
second "blast-off' will boost the
speed to $4,000 miles per hour in
the proper direction to reach the
moon and escape the Earth's pull.
Finally, after 100000 miles (and
sc hours), the speed will slow to
1000 miles per hour and the as
tronaut will guide the spacecraft
into orbit around the moon. Two
astronauts will then enter t h e
LEM, drop away from the space
craft, and land on the moon. They
will return to the mother" craft
Milford chronicle., 1962-11-30
1924 Bound Brook
Alexandria, Va.

Dear Friends:
We had company over the week
end again. A friend of Hayes was
here on business and we drove out
to Andrews Air Force Base to pick
him up. It's fun to have unexpected
company like that. Hayes went in
to the Base Operations building to
get bud" and Leslie said to me
as we sat in the car, (which room
does Andrew sleep in Mom?"
News here centers around t h e
Cultural Center benefit this week
and around the two birthday par
ties in the White House. Caroline
and John were two and five this
week and their birthday party con-
sisted of creamed chicken for
lunch and the traditional ice cream
and cake. Afterwards there was a
movie cartoons
The Cultural Center benefit s
quite a big affair with tickets for
the real Mccoy costing $100. II
you attend you can see we'll you
have heard Leonard Bernstine
Danny Kaye, plus many stars and
Milford chronicle., 1962-11-30
Delaware Food Market
Report
BY ANNE HOlBERTON
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Delaware

Yuletide spirit fills the crisp air
and beckons folks to the hustle
and hustle of holiday merry
making. December is a time OF
strenuous = often expensive =
activities with many varied meal
time needs. The months plentiful
foods are all budget stretchers,
yet so attractive as to fit into
diverse menu plans, whether for
holiday feasting or quick, COM
pact meal. A trio of traditional
seasonal favorites top the list -
broiler-fryers, turkeys and cram
berries.
Poultry counters have ex-
ceptionally abundant supplies of
young chickens, says the U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture. The Dec.
marketings are forecast as 204o
greater than last year and prices
will be at record low, so broiler-
fryers should be a frequent choice
in this month of heavy spending.
Those who seek ch icken for
roasting during the holiday might
we'll consider whole broilers
Broilers on the market wei e h
from 11a lbs. to 31a lbs. (ready-to-
cook. You may roast any size, but
the larger birds are easier to stuff
and to carve.
Oranges will be in their heyday
in the weeks ahead. The 1962-63
Florida crop = forecast at nearly
119 million boxes - tops last
years record by 51a million boxes.
In addition, the California al d
Arizona navel orange harvest this
season is twice as large as last
year. All in all, there will be lots
of oranges on hand and this is an
excellent fruit for high quality Wit.
G.
Grocery shelves will again be
stocked high with canned red
cherries as another record crop
comes to market. The family will
love your home-baked cherry pies,
pastries and tarts. Ice cream par
fats with topping of cherries are
delicious too And be sure to in
clude these cherries in fruit gela-
tin desserts.
Tart, ruby red fresh and frozen
cranberries will continue plentiful
as Maine sardines will also.
Right now fresh pork is in good
supply. Check such items as loin
and rib roasts, Boston butts, fresh
ham and shoulders, sausage n
spareribs. Forequarter beef is
plentiful and full lines of steaks
are also featured in a few stores
this weekend.
-OOO-
Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1962-11-30
I'm THE AIR FORCE
BY Elaine townsend Dickersor

capitol celebrities including h e
first family. You can watch h
closed TV circuit for one, two or
five dollars at local theatre. It's
tomorrow night. We will have to
read about it. Hayes is on duty at
the office which could mean he
can be called into the Pentagon at
any hour
If you have time before Christ
mas you should drive that two
hours over here and see the ami
mated windows in downt w n
Washington. They are just darling
this year. The giant Christmas
tree will be up soon too.
Hate to make this so short to
you this week, but it's getting that
busy season. We are having, unex-
pected guests for dinner too. The
James P. Hammonds just C ale d
and Hayes is bringing home mill
itary friend. Since it is six p.m.,
and kinda short notice for hi S
non cook, guess We'll take them
all to the Officers club for din
ner.
See you next week
Always
| Elaine Townsend Dickerson