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Evening star., 1963-09-29
You can't tell
HARBOUR II 4 !: T:
SQUARE
from a
hole in the groundl
Because that's all there is
so far . :. Just q huge
excavation hole growing
larger everyday

But already almost 9 million dol
9 lars In sales have been made In
this exciting 13 million dollar
/ Waterfront Projeetl Smart buy
ers look ahead.
Only Q very few Of the largest
and 3-bedroom apis. are still
svaailable prices from
homes with fireplaces and su-
perb permanent water views.
Still o good selection of magnifi-
cent efficiencies (you needn't be
q millionaire to enjoy the lux
uries OF HARBOUR SQUARE,
Prices from $1,000.
2 new and Z historic townhouses
si the new svSiiSoie from ssS $4,000 GOO for tor
the historic townhouses.
A few 1-bedroom apis. still avail
able from $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
McLEAN.LANGLEY FOREST
UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE 1850 Realtors 77o.ss3;

Mr.. LANGLEY PIX. Brick Colonial,
rms. bath, bsmt., gas heat, beaut.
loc. Conv. schools, shops. Land
scaped yd., picket and Anchor
fence. $40 mo. 434-6620.
N. CAP, l3l1-6 rms, parking,
adults, mi. printing Office. Wash.
Hosp; Cent. RA. 3-2s2s or EN-.
Evening star., 1963-09-29

SPRINGFIELD, N. Brick rambler,
J bedrms,, Va baths, iirepl.. Wv.
carpets and drapes, many extras,
Sl7S. After u noon, CL. 6.1l23.
SUITLAND =. BOILING ANDREWS
I'd dssRlH'' Iaii S.St Stt IL IT, c.BBSS8. BBiSaS8 iSo jo.
Evening star., 1963-09-29

RIGGS PARK-a REDRoOMs

RIGGS PARK BEDROOMS
Very clean, one owner, redecorated.
detached brick. Full bsmt., gas
heat lge; fenced yard. Ia. S-7474,
EX. 3-4470.
OPEN ] to s PM, 5624 First pl.,
NV. 8 rm. cor. brk., 2 firepls., 4
bedrms.' 2E7 baths and gar. Many
extras; Priced In mid 20s. Subst.
cash dn. pymt.
RUDOLPH A. TAYLOR co.
DE. 2.4087 8s2.AlZz
Evening star., 1963-09-29
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT
WESLEY HEIGHTS
1855 Lowell st. NV.

Handsome new residence in fashion.
baths, library, rec. rm., fully
equipped kit, breakfast rm., fenced
Evening star., 1963-09-29
HOUSES FuRN. TO RENT

ALEX, 7ol Macarthur I'd. Nicely
furn. J bedrms., bsmt., min. from
Pentagon, call OWNER. 691.9e52.
ALEX. "a bedrms., lN1 baths, bsmt.,
newly decorated, completely furn.,
incl. washer, util. Ideal, 4 persons.
Near stores. churches, schools, and
buses. min. ID. C..Pent. CL.
ALEX. l.bedrm., 2.bath brk. nicely
furn. Rec. rn.i TV, washer. Near
bus, schools, shops, Fenced yard.
CL. S.S446, CT. 6.o23s.
AMERICAN U. PARK, nr. Mass.
ave. n.w.-9 bedrms., baths. on
and floor, lst floor den and powder
rm., finished rm. In bsmt, garage,
$500. A, c. H0UGHTON 4 son
INC, DI. 7.p051 or OIL. 2.9414.
APT. SIZE house, air cond.. Alex.
area estate, 16r24 liy. rmy lRe.
firepl., picture window facing
stream. bedrm., din. rmL kit
beth; h.;lgSHai gsTsiliss !, sssseatiispss5' i4o mo-
XRL., N. ; l-bsdrm., 7.bath Dutch
Colonial, lse: liy. rrn;.n rrnn;..n,sr sser:, oin'
Government Employees Realty Co.
JA. S.SlSs IN = OIL. S-l7lS
Evening star., 1963-09-29

LANHAM. Woodfield Chapel I'd.
floor bungalow. lge. liv. rm., kit,
dining area, 4 bedrms., ! bath, s.
month rental at $50 per month.
5e5-44o4 for appt. to be shown.
LET YOUR RENT RECEIPT HELP
BUY YOUR HOUSE. 3-bedrm
bungalow, nearby Prince Georges
Move in this week. HUDSON real
z ST TIE co. UN. +-lSl5, UN
Evening star., 1963-09-29
HOUSES UMFURN. TO RENT
AIR CONDITIONED
BETWEEN SILVER SPRING
AND WHEATON
2-STORY HOMES

F1RST-FLOOR LAVATORY
ABOUT 5 MINUTES FROM NH
Three bedrooms, spacious closets
and storage. soundproof walls,
indiv. controlled heat, garbage
dispoSals. off-Street pairing, lge.
safe play area. Near schools and
CHURCH. Central laundry rooms.
PAINT to suit tenant, 20 minutes
Sl3S.5O AND 'Sn S144 5n
BROCHURE ON REQUEST
GLEN MANOR GARDENS
JU. S-1297 Mrs. Barret, Res. Mgr.
ALEX. 2soe Mosby- 3-bedrm. brick
PSI Psmt;, 4 ScES hSt-Tater heat. fenced. vac,
Evening star., 1963-09-29
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT
(cONTINUED)

ARL., s., 1872 Dinwiddis st.. VI
blk, from Columbia pike, shopping
ctr. and bus, 20 Minis. to dwntwn.
Washington bedrms., Va baths,
fin. rec. rm. Air cond., minimum 2
year lease. $l40 per month. VIII.
6-os5l.
ARL., N.-Attractively furn. g.
rm. row house with new dream
kit. eating porch, Ia baths.
auto. heat, close-In loc., suit.
for small family or employed
adults now avail. Sl65 per mo.
Call j. H. BENOIT. Realtor,
53S-5S5s or 2S0-2049.
BETHESDA, H7.blk. off clOse-in Bra
dley blvd. Formal Colonia 3
bedrms., 2I7 baths, liv. rm., din.
rm., den, large kit, rec. rm., 2-car
garage, lovely wooded lot, tasteful
ly furn., fully equipped. Tyr. lease
starting Oct. !, 1883, $3.50 per mo.
ASSOCIATES. Oh. 6-oSo7.
BETHESDA SPRINGFIELD Spa
ci0uS 4.bedrm. and den Colonial.
AIR CONDITIONED. Rec. nm,
garage. Lease. S450.
NH Loveliest 2oetrn Cape Cod.
Nicest landscaping. Sl7S mo.
POBIAK & POBIAK W0. 6-o44s
CHEVY CHASE VIEW -Roomy g.
bedrm., lD5.bath, 2-story brick Colo
nial. quiet street, lge. wooded lot.
garage, screened porch, yr., $275.
DISTRICT MARYLAND REALTY.
EN-. 2-82o6 OIL. 1896
CHEVY CHASE Rent reduce d
unueuaI toaIurn kEI aonJ
Evening star., 1963-09-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-D. c.

1888 HOBART ST. N.w.-open
Sat. and Sun. 20 pm. Row
brick. 2 porches, rec. fm.. maids
rm. Vac. Penny's. TU. 2-1111.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT
fcONTINllED)

DISTRICT HTS.-3-bedroom det.
brick rambler available at once.
Option to buy. S145. ME. S-l212.
EAST PIN S-CAPE COD, :
bedrms., sep. din. rm., automatic
washing machine, walk to school.
shopping. Sis mo. Phone S27-l743.
FALLS CHURCH, in city, det. Cape
bedrms. on ist H.. complete kit,
nice yard, redec., vacant. Sis.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
POTOMAC PLAZA
TERRACES

73O Path st. NV.
The ONLY 2-bedroom.
2-bath apt. home in this
new, mod, contemporary,
1009s aircond. bldg. is
wood paneled, has immense
liv. rm.. din, rm.. library,
gar. space for 2 cars, 2
balconies, and horizon view
of Washington.
ILSO avail. is Q delightful
efficiency with gar. space
(seen by appt. onlyl.
Ask for MR.. FIELDING in
Apt. 907 or call 33S-1l56.
open 2 til 3.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

MOST DESIRABLE TENANT wishes
TO rent home with a minimum Of 1
bedrms,, garden. Intown area. Cali
Mrs. Newman, 363-6604, BOSS &
PHELPS, INC, MA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
SUMNER

Charming home In 4 choice neigh
borhood. Beautifully iurn. through
and powder rm. Full '' bsmt, SSS' VIII WI
rec. rm. Attached garage. Attrac-
tive rental. Mrs. Gu a n d I, EN-.
2-446A.
W. c. 4 A. N. MILLER DEV. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
WESLEY HGTS.- bedrms., good
lSt FIR. w/modern kit. lovely
DIXON AND CO., REALTORS,
FE. $4,000 or FE. $1,000.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
MOVING, PACKING, SToR.

ABLE MOVERS SO an hour for uni.
formed men and 2l-ft. vans Ill.
censed movers. Short notice.
Emer. storage. 5tl.olo6.
BOXLEY MOvERS-6 rms, $50 up.
Padded vans, immed. storage. Local
or long distance, e32-eo22.
EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Storage
Reas. rates. IA. s.2937.
HARRIS MOVERS Insured van serv
ices, exper., white men. So per hr,
for z men and van. Office, 10. J.
sJ4l or 10. 7.l769.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
beaches a speciality. S. l.. MORRIS
TU. 2.ll5o or TU. 3.sSo2.
MOvING?-F prompt and depen.
dable service at reasonable rates
call LA. 6.557s.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country, storage In sep
arate rooms, packing overseas ali
cargo. Phone NO, 1.olol, UNION
STORAGE CO., INC. Est. 1905.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
HOWARD COUNTY

HOWARD COUNTY
RANcHER. ali brick 2 yrs. old:
2 bedrms.. family rm, " baths.
double garage, completely insu-
lated and finished walls. Also
air conditioning throughout. Call
Mrs Newsome, 30l-KE l-b224.
SPLIT LEVEL AND RANcmR-
All brick, located in Howard
County finest section ALLVIEW
ESTATTS-Both have double.car
garage, 2 hedrms and family
rm Call Mr.. selby, 30i-RI
4-i6ng.
Available I-acre lot site. qlenelg,
Md, custom built homes, S24 000
and up. Call Mr.. Harman.
r. P. HENDERSON n CO., INC.
2 Allview Or, 30i-KE. i.b111
SACRIFICE BY OWNER. this 65.H.
brick rambler, J bedrms., hot.water
heat, on an acre. will be sold this
week end. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Low 20s. Mr., Hopkins, Grace
and ~ Meade, In Howard County.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
KENWOOD HOUSE
b100 Dorset Ave.

800 Dorset Ave.
Kenwood, Md.
Unusual buy of o l-bedrm.
apt. home, In Q lovely
2-bedrm., aba h apt.
OWENS in FLYNN Office
in bsmt. or call OIL.
4-0044. Open 2-b,
To inspect any Of the apt.
homes IN THE FOLLOW
ING BLDGS. call MRS.
SPENCER, NO. 7-S2Ss.
l706 LANIER PL. NV.
1-Bedrm. Apartment Home
ONTARIO. 1853 Ontario
I'd. n.w.-Lovely 2-bedrm.
SHsWsf' SEW pARKs1DE. 1902
Summit pl. n.w.-1 bed
rm. with only $1,000 dn.
pymt.. elev. bldg.
3020 PORTER ST. NV
3rd nr., bedrm., owner
has authorized $500 de-
SSSt5oPi sSSs PORTER ST. NV
2nd T., / bedrm. with den
or TV rm., in unusually
beaut. cond. Throughout.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
OTHER LISTINGS

$50 SOUTHERN AVE.
Sc. - 2-bedroom, AIR
COND. apt. home with
truly beaut. view.
For details and lor appt. to
inspect any Of the above
MtA,oYRo YouE EeApSSHy Sqny.' taa4l assll
512D, MR.. OWENS CEM.
3-671S, MR.. FIELDING
(JA. s-4633l or MRS.
SPENCER mo. 7-s2S8
Evening star., 1963-09-29
BRIARCLIFFE
Impressive
COLONIAL BRICK


This magnhicent residence Is
perfectly situated in prestige
area IN an outstanding residen-
tial community. Custom uilt by
spared to achieve ne efSSnss bsauty Snd %Si
perfection. All rooms are large
and 1t has exquisite appoint
ments. and has been impeccably
maintained. Featuring. grand
plano-size living room. splen-
did dining room and excellent
kitchen, paneled study with clos
et space and adjoining full bath,
There are 4 bedrooms (including
huge master bedroom with dress
ing room and a. total OF 4
baths. Beautiful family room
with fireplace at garden level
a perfect summer living room
absolutely luxurious for year
round usage, The gorgeous lot
lnearly acre. with 'front.'
age OF go feet provides per-
iect setting for this splendid
rage, Priced in the SOS and viii
please the most meticulous
OPEN SUNDAY 1909
American University (Wart
CIRCLE left on Nebraska avenue
and continue on Loughboro road
70 PaliSade lane, left TO bl4f
Palisade and our OPEN sign
oSoh
Shannon & Luchs
5000 Conn. Ave. KE. 7-isOC
Evening star., 1963-09-29
CHURCHES FOR SALE

LARGE n. W. corner bldg. ideal
for colored church. Reas. Also,
several ch bldgs., D. C. and
suburbs. GIBRALTAR DI. 7-65OO
Evening star., 1963-09-29
FYLNN CO-OPS
OPEN 2 TIL S TODAY
BROADMOOR

1901 Conn, Ave. NV.
2 charming 2-bedrm., 2
bath, AIR-COND. apt.
homes each with one bed
rm. and bath with sep.
entr. which may be rented
as separate apartments.
ALSO bedrm. overlook
ing Rock Greek Park at
an unusually low price for
q 1-bedrm. apt. home so
located In bldg. Ask for
MAJOR GARVEY at
BROADMOOR desk or call
244-512l. Open 2 til b.
Evening star., 1963-09-29

GENERALS HOME

Alexandria area, a home OF
much charm, thoroughly
modern including air con-
ditioning. Four bedrooms.
library, ga baths. garage,
plus 2 carports. Avail
able November / on two
year lease. $3.50 per
month.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
DAVID R. WINNER

Maj. Gen. U. s. Marines, Ret.
REALTOR
OV. 3-441l TIE. 6-O5O4
All s. Washington St., Alex, Va
Evening star., 1963-09-29
A PALACE

For those who insist on 8 or 7
beautiful bedrooms, 4 baths and
many other spacious appoint
ments. Designed for entertaining
regally. Brand newt 5000 50.
IT. OF living area. In the highly
accessible. very desirable, yet
most secluded Potomac Hills, off
exit, George Washington Park
wav.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-01-17

that a Negro
press
year stay Europe
weekly televson ses modelovey untey
showing fashions along with her counpas nationally
televised program Say When"
to the Arkansas beauty queen
take part saret bultup program seeing
Carol Cole Mats daughter society,"
Washington think initials
Vaughn Meader this informadon).
Dancing delight Katherine Dunham year
5amboche another veteran actor Frank svera left the
hills long enough emoe in shaespeares King
praise Of the sophisticated critics.
Nina Smone became the mother Of daughter Singer
Cookies disturbed those circulating
surprise marriages e2 Life phOtOgenus
divorced his wife married beautiful daughter
Campbell Olga
Addey while Johnny Mathis
riageto a-debutante
a year Majorie MCGOWAN a
Detroter appointed by Atty
division the Justice
Harvey Russell at 43, president Of the
appellate
finally approval of the Senate Judiciary committee
The courage award goes to James Meredith
talked Of esgring
Baptist church. telling his congregation After 81 Poels
the pulpit believe that wouldn't like
mainly you don't him"
Wouldn't you say this was QUITE yearH!
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-01-17
Data IN Chatter
BY DARCY DEAEIILE

a we're ringing
bringing the Well time does slipping
quick another passes
what made headlines zng.
motherhood Motherhood
Friends purrng
aid dubbed Kilt.
a adoption
Vaughan and her hubby c. B. Atkins
again parents
boychild old the mil
thankfully adoption agencies
cambridge Divorce Beauteous
her mate Jack Dennison a parting Of the ways.
Sarah stopped warbng and crying the blues
Johnny Mathis made the Mlonas list surprise
Sidney stepped
start that book he had threatened to write.
literary light
passing of editor Albert
condemned die in the Illinois electric chair ignored
pending
Crmps hit told wouldn't
that rntmely timed end after all
Wills Casus Clay Joya Sheriff. Damta 10 had big
year the heavyweight champ Of the
company disagreement
play especially
great bough SRo
her emote in mo Strings"
talented Ruby hubby Ossie Davis froed
Broadway In Victorious"
% cities
ing period.
against
Mr. Muhammad his which call themselves Musms This
suit could a dilly II it reaches court
Dick Gregory who has front
in his fight rights for the brown members He
puang that clubs theatres
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-01-17
Africa At A Glance
METHODIST TOUR

METHODIST TOUR
New ANP)-The
planning major
eldPuerto February
Feb 1s and return Feb 2 The Methodist church
has the largest mission Of Protestant denomination
in Puerto Rico.
EXHIBIT
(ANP)-The monthly
exhibitions University California being
Museum Anthopoogy this month series the unver
Peoples depicts peoples
Hope Trans
will be followed next month similar exhibit the Congo
East Africa.
CONVERSION
Kingston NP)-The company
program genat-
ing facilities from the 40 and 80 cycles Of alternating current
Though program
January 1861 the compans deseoperated system Portland had
been operating at so cycles since 1859.
VITAL STATISTICS
(ANP)-Kenya embardng upon program
registering during
vision Of United Nations The aly being
tried out in the ascertain
method birth death
registrations compulsory Europeans
only been required for Africans who died in municipalities
BAPTISM
(ANP)-Baptismal Madagascar
Catholic parish recently granddaughter Of Pre
Phb child Bezaza
daughter Bezaza secretary Of the Malagasy
embassy In Paris.
DAM BH 1854
(ANP)-The Valley currently being
sced cost of AS million pounds expected to be completed
According the
is supposed to be completed before September, 1885,
PETROLEUM REFINERY
(ANP)-The Valentine Petroleum Chemical
recently with the Haitian
construction first petroleum refinery the
refinery which will between three million
within the next 1s months will be owned
operated the Haitian Petroleum and Refining Haiti
g. A., a recently formed subsidiary,
MALAGASY DICTIONARY
(ANP-Beginning January
Bulletin will publish the Grand Dictionary
which compiled Barhemy Huet of Frobee in
dictionary historical
geographical commercial and linguistic information concerning the
country including beginning century.
NONRESIDENT BARRISTERS
Lagos (ANP)-A bill published by
prohibit
practising
Legal approval
Nigerian Bar association
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-01-17
South S Bockwurdness On Race Problem
Blamed On Sections Politicians

Chicago. - A Methodist min
lister who has served both Northern
and Southern pastorates says the
South probably will solve its race
problem before the North does.
The Rev. DR.. Dow Kirkpatrick
expressed this view in an article
written for the February issue of
Together, a Methodist magazine.
The Rev. DR.. Kirkpatrick is pas
tor of the First Methodist Church
in Evanston, a Chicago suburb.
Previously he was pastor of st.
Marks In Atlanta.
One of his convictions that he
said is sure to raise eyebrows" is:
IT think the race problem prob
ably will be solved in the South be-
fore it is in the North.
"Why? Primarily because South
ern people have a warm, person
to-person relationship with Ne
groes that I do not find in the
North"
He wrote, ''The real agony for
the South is to preserve this
warmth for Negroes while shifting
it out Of the traditional master
servant context into a normal pat
tern of human relationships"
The Rev. DIR. Kirkpatrick said
the pattern is shifting. He sait
action is on the wane, but pre-
judice is replaced by social insecur.
ity.
He praised efforts Of Southern
churchmen in fighting race hatred
and said, while he wished they
had provided stronger leadershI
during the last decade. This is g
difference Of opinion, not a matter
Of courage or conviction"
He blamed Southern politicians
for much racial unrest.
THE Southern public has beer
deliberately deceived and grossly
misled and even now in many
places is suffering agony because
Of this" the Rev. DR.. Kirkpatrick
wrote.
I'm afraid I feel Southern pol
iticians are no different from
Northern ones In this score" HI
continued. IF 1t took the kind o.
talk to be elected Governor II
Illinois or New York that 1t doe
in Mississippi or Alabama, that Il
the kind Of talk we'd be hearing
The remedy comes when the pub
lie, aware of this, uses the power
of the ballot to change leadership.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-01-17
GRACIOUS LIVING

Sometime Of adults talking about this
ton of rude mcouth young
that became quite interesting educational Wilbur
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-01-17
EocfS For Sufferers
Of Winter NoSebIeed

When cold weather sets in do
you suddenly develop trouble with
nosebleeds?
Well, this weeks health tip from
the Minnesota State Medical AS
sociation tells us that nosebleed
occurs much more frequently dur
ing cold weather. This is partly
due to the greater prevalence of
sinusitis and colds which irritate
and congest the delicate, blood
filled mucous membranes of the
nose.
Sometimes nosebleed can be
started just by blowing the nose
too vigorously, says the Associa-
ton. Obviously, also, one should
never pick at crusts of mucus in
the nose.
Another contributing factor in
the development Of nosebleed in
the winter is the greater dryness
of the atmosphere, plus the arti-
ficial drying that may result from
overheating Of homes and offices.
What can you do to prevent
winter nosebleed?
Well, the Association suggests
you might find it helpful to apply
cold cream or petroleum jelly tc
the inside Of each nostril. This
should be done gently, using a cot
ton swab or the tip Of the little
finger, II the nail is not too long;
This treatment could be done both
morning and ngiht.
| It's not necessary to deposit the
cold cream or petroleum jelly toe
deeply, advises the Association
BY applying it only as deeply as
comfortable, it will spread itsel
over the area gradually.
! -
However, the Association warns
that recurrent nosebleed should re
ceieve careful medical attention
and that there Is no substitute fol
q visit with your personal doctor
about this problem.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-01-17
Home Owners Are
Warned Against
De-Icer Chemicals

The Better Business Bureau OF
Minneapolis has a word Of caution
to home owners who buy de-icer
chemicals: The Portland Cement
Association advises that any de-
icer containing ammonium sulfate
or ammonium nitrate will have a
corrosive effect on concrete, caus-
ing 1t to disintegrate. De-icers con-
tanning sodium chloride (ordinary
salt) or calcium chloride will not
harm properly constructed side
walks and driveways. They des-
cribe properly constructed" as
air-entrained and adequately cured
concrete such as that specified for
modern streets and highways.
The laboratory director Of the
state department Of agriculture
confirms this statement, and he
adds that when products contain
ing calcium or sodium chloride are
used, care should be taken to avoid
a concentration harmful to veget-
alton. Claims that such products
retard the rusting Of automobiles,
machinery or cutters, are, accord
ing to the director, untrue.
The BBB has recommended to
dealers that the chemical contents
of de-icers offered for sale be re-
vealed on the container, and that
directions for use to avoid damage
be given also on labels.
Consumers are advised that dam
age can be avoided If products
containing ammonium nitrate or
ammonium sulfate are never used
as de-icers and II calcium or
sodium chloride products are used
only on properly constructed con-
crete.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-01-17

late hours this new generation are
keeping. Lois M. told the group
that she thought, "since the times
have changed, we could not ex-
pect the young people Of today to
live like their foreparents.
Years ago, when my parents told
us to be home by ten o'clock, we
were home! Perhaps you failed to
get there as near that hour for a
time or two, but after that you did
because, the next time you wanted
to leave home in the evening, you
were told you could not leave until
you learned to keep better time,
You had to miss a party that was
a very special one before you real
lied that when you were told to be
in the house about a certain hour
you knew what would happen"
Today, the youngster comes in
at all hours of the day and night
but nine times out Of ten, he gets
in about the hour you told him to
because he knows if he doesn't he
won't have the car for his next
date!
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-01-17
! 'Titchen'
-. wise
by LYDIA PERKINS
Season As You Cook

For quick and delicious season.
ing, keep Worcestershire Butter
on hand In your refrigerator. Use
Lea & Perrins Worcestershire
for lasting flavor.
WORCESTERSHIRE BUTTER
Add 2 tablespoons Of Leo & Per.
rims WorcesteTshire SGuce TO ~
pound OF soitened butter. CreGm
together until Worcestershire and
butter ore thoroughly mixed.
Store in refrigerator until reodY
10 use.
Use Worcestershire Butter for fry
ing meets and potatoes. or Gdd to
your regular cooking oil. II you use
Worcestershire Butter together with
corn oil you will avoid the smoke OF
frying and get extra flavor.
Put q generous dab OF Worcester
shire Butter on broiled steok or lamb
chops just before serving. or rub over
the meot before bToiling.
use WoTcestershiIe Butter for
melted cheese and other sandwiches.
Spread on TOASTED French bread. or
spIsad Loaf with the butter and heot
In oven.
Add Worcestershire Butter to con.
ned soups and beans. TO canned or
homemade beef stew. cooked Vege-
toblss. Brush crust Of mSot pies be-
lore baking for sxtrd-good flavor.
Oil casserole dishes with Worces-
tsTShirS Butter. Or use 10 make but
tered crumbs Tor casserole toppings.
baked cut-up chicken. Dreaded fish
and other brsadSd spsciolties. Melt
WorcssteTshirs Butter In bToilsr pan
before broiling Swordiish steak OF fish
iilletS. Top piping hot baked potatoes
with q generous piece Of WS.cestsr.
shire Butter and sprinkle with pop.
Tika before serving.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-01-17
FRANKLY SPEAKING

Rochester, NY. (ANP) - There
was frank-ness all around the
cake at the recent Carnevale
birthday party but a guest who
wasn't either a member Of the
family or a close friend probably
was confused.
Specifically, Frank Carnevale
was celebrating his Goth birthday,
and his great-grandson, Frank,
was celebrating his first. Also at
tending as special guests were the
elder Carnevale's son, Frank, and
grandson, Frank.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-01-17
TRIES TO TURN
TILE MILES RACK


Dickinson, N. D. (ANP) - See
ing a car moving in reverse is
nothing new, but police chief Matt
label said a patrolman witnessed
an incident which may have set a
record.
label said the patrolman was
more than surprised than irritated
when he saw a 15-year-old girl
back up her car on a state high
way, stop for a red light and con-
tinue backing up.
The police chief said the girl
told the officer she had put too
many miles on the car and was
trying to take them off before re-
turning to her parents!