Players Don't Get Around Much Anymore - automatic toothbrush

Catherine Tobin of Sierra Madre and Helen Keating of Los Angeles are marching towards the same drummer ---
They have been looking for record players at 78 rpm.
Can you help them before the music stops, or their search will fail completely until they realize that the beat has to go on ---
But maybe a little slower?
Sylvia Fishler in Los Angeles on the salt market
Free cheese but she can't find it in any market.
Can you help find a source worth the salt? Or does Fischer have to start his cottage industry before he can say "cheese" smilingly "? Reader-to-
Reader's help hotline: Nancy (213)597-
6328 old-
Soup Type-bowl-
White Pyrex bowl.
Please make sure Nancy is knocked over instead of in the soup. . . .
Now that we have received a request to play the rules of the crossword game, Annie is (213)933-
6464 want a real crossword game.
Please help her join-Team. . . .
Three readers are lookingof-
Printed books: Ben (213)820-
5412 of the people wanted the useful book of Mary Allen; Janice at (213)737-
2370 want to use "time-
Life food in the world-
Cooking in the Pacific and Southeast Asia and Jane in (818)351-
8703 is looking for "boys who can make themselves disappear ".
"Please make sure our readers get them before they are all red.
Note: Reader-to-
The reader's help line is for only one-
Time items and products are no longer available in the store.
And you must send us a written permission for your phone number so that others can contact you directly.
Nikie Williams in Manhattan Beach is looking for batteries
Electric toothbrush (
Travel out-of-the-way places)
Now there are a few sources that can get her to cut her teeth.
Jean Phillips of Santa Ana wrote that Hartman sold a cordless rechargeable Teledyne Water Pik automatic toothbrush for $19. 99.
But if that's not what Williams wants, we 've also heard from two readers who are willing to give up the battery --driven brushes--
Apparently brand new, never used.
This should give you something worth chewing before you send us a stamped self
Envelope with name and address.
We still don't have any local sources for Orange Sue Guilford, who is looking for a light plastic sun shade.
Vera Gillespie saw something called a "parasol" in the Mill Valley, but it was only used on cars;
Guildford's mind is to wear it on his head.
Fay Reese, who is looking for a shrug or shoulder at Canoga Park, doesn't need to feel that her request has been rejected just because we don't have a local retail store, although several readers say they either-or would knit--
Her clothes (
We have forwarded the name to Reese);
So far, we have only mail. order sources.
According to Lois Jenks in Los Angeles, 52 W of comfort you can buy cotton bushesHunter Ave. , Maywood, N. J.
07607, can get a shrug of washable wool from P. Norm ThomsonO.
Box 3999 Portland, Oregon. 97208.
Janet nagerstad of Virginia Hofer and Seal Beach in Long Beach reported that the old Pueblo merchant of Palo Alto was 33 years oldO.
Box Ariz Tucson 2780085726-
78 00,17 dollars a acrylic bolero sweater. 99.