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Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-20
Enough Oil For Valley Needs Is Promised

Although the sale of diesel oil and stove oil have been placed on a quota for the months of June, July, August and Septem- Der of this year, Valley users will have no cause for worry, it is promised by Martin Jorgensen of the Anchorage headquarters of flee of the Standard Oil Go.
 Declining to co m m n t on whether the quota would be lifted, Mir. Jorgensen said there would be plenty of oil when the time comes that there is need of it." He pointed out that there had been no curtailment in the sale of oil here, although Bob Stewart of the local bulk station reports that the July quota has been exhausted for several weeks now. However he has been in- structed to continue sales as us ual.
 T am confident" MT. Jorgen- oSAA oeaASAs t1AcaC IllC 11AOSdtlOI1 WILL be moderated so that everyone's needs will be taken care of, as we'll as those required for the normal growth or expansion of a city. Allocations do not apply , on federal, territorial or munich pal governments.
 ''The stove and diesel oil situa- tion is tight. Certain allocations } apply but there does not appear to be any cause for concern, JorgenSen stated.
 < The Valleys oil quota was set |, aTa figure 10 per cent above last years civilian use for the four months period. However many \ of Palmer's large new buildings, all of WNich use diesel oil in their (Contlnusd on back paael--
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-20
Rumors Are Flying

A report t h t pilot Leslie Green was long overdue at Pal mer Airport last Thursday was proved to be completely erron- eous upon investigation. MT. Green was mapping at his home during the time he was reported missing.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-20
Young Peoples Conference Planned For Next Week

There is to be a conference of young married couples at Kings Lake next week, it was an nounced. The conference is to be conducted under the sponsorship of Rev. Fred Gillespie of the Church of the Open Door at An chorage.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-20
Chamber Meets Tomorrow

There will be a regular lunch con meeting of the Valley Cham Der of Commerce tomorrow at noon in the basement of St. Johns Lutheran Church.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-20
Is Improved

Jack Cody, who suffered back injuries in a farm accident last week, was reported resting much more comfortably today. MT. Cody is now in cast and is able to move about quite freely.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-20

Division Insular Territories catches the Valleys by consulting of the Valley being brought date the local through the coaching of w. Peters general of the Alaska Rural Rehaba
 lion Corporation ef and M C. Anderson of the Anchorage office of the Farm Home Mr. Davis the picture Photo Palmer Photographic Center)
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-20
Visits From Fairbanks

WASILLA - Mrs. Nels Stems len of Fairbanks has been the guest of Mrs. Trent Johnson for the past several days.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-20
Great Future
 Is Ahead, Davis Asserts

Palmer, as does all of Alaska, stands on the eve of very great development" director James P. . Davis of the Division of Insular Possessions and Territories, told luncheon guests last Friday noon. he was addressing a group of representative farmers and agri- cultural heads from the Valley.
 MT. Davis pointed to the recent highway appropriations which he said would be of direct bene- fit in aiding Palmer's growth. Much of the money will be used to hard-surface existing roads, a which he anticipated would bring a commuters resi- dent population to Palmer.
 All of Alaska needs much
 in the way of government
 housing. schools and other fa-
 cilities. he continued. He said
 the Federal government could
 do a great deal to help meet
 those needs. but that much of
 this groundwork lies squarelY
 in the hands of the towns. for
 the government can do only a
 part of the work.
 Questioned concerning any government plans for the loca- tion of future institutions in the Valley, MT. Davis said he knew of none at present, but he added, Il believe Palmer is an excellent site for any future institutions, such as veterans hospitals or a branch of the University"
 The director denied that any plans for further government colonization were ready for an- nouncement at this time. He said some preliminary work was be- ing done now to determine what the agricultural potentiality of Alaskan areas is, but that this was only one small step in the procedure. He pointed out that legislation and appropriations must precede such planning.
 Questioned later that day
 regarding an announcement
 from the Bureau of Land Man
 agement in Anchorage which
 stated that two colonies would
 be located in Alaska. MT. Davis
 branded the. statement as pre-
 mature. None of the details of
 such colonization have been
 worked out" he said. We
 don't have the appropriation.
 We don't know how the colo
 nies would be set up. We don't
 even know how the colonists
 would be selected or how the
 plan would be administered. I
 insist that any colonization
 plan for Alaska is still in ifs
 earliest stages"
 He assured luncheon guests that any colonization project which might become effective here would not be based on dis placed persons.
 Director Davis then asked Val ley farmers what they felt their principal problems of Alaskan farming were. Rex Monaghan replied that there is urgent need for some sort of revolving fund, from which a farmer may bor- row money at low rate of inter- est, in order to clear more land.
 Charles Wilson. soil conser-
 vationist. agreed. saying. "A
 proper land-use program can
 not be inaugurated if the farm
 CTS have only 10 acres cleared.
 Yet such a program is most es-
 sential in the development of
 Alaska"
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-20

luncheon, but at press-time it was uncertain if he would be able to attend.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-08
(Sortiebung)

,Su tpeiBt nidt, mas midi oIles Be-
peet," anttportete Gionpiius. rIber
Der, ben i6 I'M Ser5en trage, -
nidts 81, iagen Don oeinen Sntereiien,
Die iid), merfpiiroig genug, 10 enge an
oas &eluItot meiner @orte anfttiip-
fen - miro mir belfen, BON 0en etpi=
gen, ibonen uno groBen @abrbeiten
gu ipreden, tpeld)e 81. ieoer 3eit nit
8orliebe bon ben ebeliten @eiitern ges
begt purben lno tpelde Sen Menl l6en
ME ernieorieen, ionbern itets MIR ers
beben fonnen. God iieb', ser @agen
uno ser SGniten lit fem gnoe! 8Iei9
tperben mir an Srt 1no Stelle iein. i"
8eniee 0tinuten ip6ter befonoert
lie lid i'm 9ofe, mo Die meilten Ser
8dite i6on oeriammelt paren. Stiib-
Ie uno Soliterbdnfe Iiefen ben @dn-
ben oes goseneanses eutlang ooer
tparen spilhen oen 8feilern a1lfges
iteut, 10 oaB Die 8eieai6aft ii6 tell
ipeiie unter freiem Simmel, tells I'M
ter Sen grfaoen befano. augultus,
oie beioen Gdiaren uno Die Gamen ser
faiierli6en Samilie 1paren i6on on-
tpeieno. 0ie 2eeteren batten bie uno
ba auf Sen Eolitern Elab eenommen.
3ionpiius beetle ii6, ieine11
Srerno oe1n beiabrten Sausberrn,
Dem eoeln Mam,lrra, nor5ulteuen.
0ieier flopfte Dem iuneen Mont
tpobIpoueno auf bie S6uIter uno
iprab belobeno bon ieinem Sater, bei=
ien l1miidt u1to Seloennut er in ser
Sdladt BON 9bilippi betpunoert bot
te. Sann nabm er i'm beim Irme uno
fiibrte i'm 5u Dem Site bes &aiiers,
Ser auf elmer ser uuBeneeItellten
8dnfe 8lot eenommen uno I'M 6eilen
gtabe ser beriibnte gtadfolger 3i5e-
ros, Ser bo6beiobrte Suintus Sote-
rius, uno ser ebelrfaas bonn Ilter ee-
bellste Situs 2ipius iaBen.
rgrlaube mir, erbabener Mugultus,
sir ben Sobn zines friibern @affen.
eefabrten por5uitelen, zines Wannes,
Der nit nebr gifer fir bi9 als nit
grfolg fiir it6 ielbit gefodten bot."
sluguitus ertpioerte bie tiefe Ser
be1gl,ng bes olio Sorgeitellten nit
einem fliidtisen, ober sutmiitisen
2d6eln. 9ann panbte er leinen 8lid
auf Siberills, ser nidt ipeit BON ibm
allf elmer Der 8onfe i'm Snnern bes
gogenganges laB uno Wamllrras
@orte gebort batte, llno beoba6tete
bic llngelpobnli6 ounfle Gote, tpel6e
in bem moiiioen antlite bes Gdioren
aufitieg.
Neben Siberius itanoen nod 5tpei
Manner - Ser uns lbon befannte
General Ser Sr6torianer, Seianus,
uno elm bober Wann in aiiatilder
Sradt, init Ianeem, i6mole1n, melan,
doliidem 8eiidt uno tiefliegenoen
slugen.
9luf ser 5und6it itebenoen 8ont
iaBen 5lpei Srauen: Die 6ltere sic cole,
einfad eefleioete, ipGterbin gu einem
10 langen Wartertum beitimmte sln.
tonia - lie ausleif, oie oereinit ben
&ailer Siberius BON ben perrdteril l6er1
Blanen ieines 8uienfrel,nbes unb
5tpeiten Sd, oes Seianus, unterrif.
ten iollte; Die iiingere mar ibre
Sdtpiegertodter, sic Srau bes Ger.
manifus, Die mannli6e, ebreei5ige,
d]arafterfelte Sulia agrippino, oie i'm
grille zines eetpalti imnen Sooes tier.
ben iollte, - Die Sodter Ser beriif.
tigten Sulia unb oes Igrippa 8ipla-
nius, oie Wtutter bes Goius galigula,
Der NIT oerbunoenem &opfe ibr 5ll
5iiben IaB. an Ser Seite bieles les=
tern itano Elm Observation-Disclosures
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-08

oum1nbreiit uno toIpelbaft ausieben'
Der alterer &nabe, nit breiten, i,nge-
lblabten Sdnben; oies mar &la,,.
oius, Ser pierte ober finite Ser Gds
iaren, ie nadoem Sulius gGior NIT.
gere6net miro ooer nidt. gr lit ba5r
beltimnt, auf ben Sbron ser 8elt a.,
iteieen an oem Sage, mo Gaiiius
Gb1rias ben Galiglla inn Sbeater lei-
mes Sulaites in Stiide bauen miro.
Iuf oieie 8eiIe tparer nm SOS ereiie
Saupt oes I1tsllit1s feline brei nd6.
item Na6folger periammelt.
sluf Ser Dem Site oes Gaiiers au-
uadlt befinoli6en &ubebanf erbliden
mir cine onbere tpeibIihe @ruppe.
Sier tbront bie nod INNER iGone,
furbtbare 2ioio, unpergleidli6 in Ser
Serrl6aft, bie lte iiber 9lugultus er.
rang unS Bis au Ieinem lesten Iugen.
blide genoB, in ser eiiernen 8ebarr-
lihfeit, nit ipeI6er tie oie SarniIie
oieies hires @otten biz in Die entfern-
teiten @lieoer 5eritorte, lnb in bent
grfolg, NIT oem tie ibr eisenes glut
l,no 8eidle6t al1f Sen Sbron pflan5.
te. SSSn ibrer @eieaidaft befanoen iid
Sic i6one, ober bertporfene Sulia, Die
Sohter bes slueuitus, iett Die Sral.
oe5 Siberius GGiar, iotpie Mgrtppina
Gipiania, oie friibere Satin bes CD
loren uno Gltere Stiefl6peiter ser
Iidon erIpGbnten agrippina Sulia,
uno ein biloifones il1nees Naoden,
oie rei5enoe &lauoia SulGra, beren
tur5e uno ifredlibe @eididte So5i-
tus 1lns aufbeipabrt bat.
Heben ibr an Dem Yfeiler, nit ge>
freu3ten Irmen, beige 8lide ouf lie
uerfeno, itono elmer ibrer 8erebrer,
ser, bon ibr beridmGbt, BEL ibrer
Sinrihtlng ibr Die ean5e Wa6t ieis
ner gereotiamfeit tpeiben muBte, -
9omitius Mfer, 1lno bei linn iein &i-
bale, Mntiitius 2abeo, beioe in bic
lange Soga getleioet.
9lIs 8aulus nod ser fur5e1t, i9Idf>
rieen 8esriiBune bes slusu1tl,s NIT
ieinem Sreunoe beiIeite trat uno iih
bober binouf panote, fam er elmer
onoern @ruppe eeseniiber, ipelf)e er
initinftmGBig gu erfennen sloubte;
oenn olIe brei Serionen betradteten
i'm oreiit uno unoerponot lrno NIT
l1nperboblener Neugier bonn &opf Biz
gu ben SiiBen.
I'm ltf) oieler unlieblamen Wulte-
rung 5u ent5ieben, tpanote er itf, in
oas Sreie gu treten, mo- er Selleius
8oterfulus unb 2uaius Garius BE-
merit bate, als er SEN @ermanifus
Gaiar auf ii6 5utommen iab. @r
lidritt linn entgegen, llnb beioe WGn-
ner tpanoelte cine 8eile 5piI9en Sem
8eeten in ser 9tdbe Ser pie bur6
| 3ouberl6lag nit ibren Strablen
pe6lelnoen Sontaine auf uno ob.
Die fiibnI item @iinide unleres jun
gen Seloen peripirflidten ii6 in Die
iem 9lueenblide: 9ermonifus, Der
| ieit ieiner 8epGltieung bes Seianus
Die unperboblenite 8etpunberung fir
tim duberte, mar eefommen, INN i'm
5ur Seilnabme an Dem Selo5uge ee-
gen Die in oos norooitlife Stalien
eingebro6enen 8ermanen ein5ulaoen,
All tpelfem sic Sruppeu an1 moraiaeu
Gage aufbre6en iollten.
Ser Gdiar besleitete ieine sluffor>
berung nit perlodenoen slnerbieten.
Sm 5olle ieiner gintpiaigung ioate
Saulus sic Stelle zines Jliieelaoi1l=
tonten befleioen, alio an Die Herio1
bes Observation-Disclosures ielblt eebunoe1l
iein. Gin pradtpoaes Heitpferb nit
poaitanoiger slusriiitung tpuroe INN
sur Seriiigung geiteat. Baulus banf,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-08

te nit bobflopfenoem &er3en fir bic
ie ebrenDolle gis5eidnalitg unb 6riid.
te Den Witnih aus, iie arnebn1en su
6iirfen lino iih ibrer tpiiroig 5u ersei-
gen. SIN @eoanfen aber ON ieine Mut-
ter uno SdmeIter, Die feline Mbspeien-
belt i6mer5lid) fiiblen tpiirben, ipoIIte
er nidt eigenmadtig iiber iein 51id-
ial ertideioen uno erbat iif biz our
Nitte oes ndbiten Gages 8ebenf5eit,
= tpelde Der gdlar linn gerne a,lge-
itonb.
sic tpare,t in ser gtGbe Ser eoeIn
Intonia angelongt. In Die @ano ge.
lebnt Itano elm biibider, ernltbaft
bIidenoer i,tnger Wann in Der Uni
form zines 3enturione11. 8ei ser Mn-
ndberung bes g1iaren ri6tete er ii6
raid aus ieiner nadIGiiigen Stelfung
auf, ieinem Sbern BEN militarii6er
GRUB gu bieten.
.Gieier bier" ipro1 Germanifus,
lift elmer unirer beIten 2eute Sd
modte Did NIT linn befdnnt MAIDEN.
Gaiius Gbdrius lit iein Same. Or gebt
nit mir gen Norben.
r8is ans gnbe ser 8elt, Bis gu
ben 3onen, mo- es MIR ipeiBe g1ren
uno oie sroBen Slide eibt, mein @e-
neral" iprah ser Oaann eifrig, tp6b-
reno er nit Stol5 unb Sreube ouf ben
gdi diaren blidte.
r8ie beiBt er, Gater? gaiiius
Gbarias rief ser fleine Golieula.
r0u iiebIt, er pertraut mir" fubr
8ermonifus, gu Baulus eetpanot,
fort, uuno i'd, if) bebarf meiner
Sapfern 1neiner 2esionen.
~giit on 10 tapfer2 Sd muB bid
ieben," i6rie ser oreiite blin6e &nobe
uno i6ob ieine Gerbdnoe, 10 melt er
fonnte, in sic Sobe, 10 baB Elm bdB-
li6es, entiteates fleines slntlis gum
fam. sd fann bi6 bod
nift iebenl" freiidte er 5ornig, nit
Ben 8einen 5oppelno. raber Denn i6
&oiier mare, niiroe i6 idon tpiiien,
mie i6 Dir 5ur6t MAIDEN tpoQte!"
llno er baute brobenb ste Sault.
Ger Mann, ser einige breiBig Sab
re ipater sic 8elt bon DEM ungebeuer
befreien iollte, pelbes galieula ser
&oiier bieB, mari einen langen, rl,bi-
gen 8lid auf Galigula bas &ino.
auf cine eeipiiie 8epeeune, Die
bon Ser gtGbe oes &aiiers aus5useben
i6ien, entItanb Elm aagemeines Stia-
ifpeiqen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-08
Siinftes &apitel

sluguitus lieB Ianejom iein Iuge
umberidmeifen. rgs i6eint mir, "
ipra6 er nit matter, aber feIter
Stimme, voaB mir 8eipobner aller
Seile Ser 8elt um uns beriammelt
ieben. Senn iogar afrita uno sliien
baben lire Gertreter bierber eeionot.
Serooes asrippa BORT uno Die Seini-
gen iteben fir 9liien elm. lno bu, :"
nanote er iid an oie bobe, ernite @e-
italt neben Siberius uno Seianus,
"ou riibmlt bi6 bon Sen llfern bes
geils gu Itommen?"
sd, mdhtiger sluguitus, fomme
BON oem 2anoe, mo- sic beriibnte 8o-
6plon emit oie SauptItaot zines md6=
tigen &eides nar," eripiberte Der 9ln-
gereoete NIT tiefer, BOILER, Hangloier
Stinrrne.
Seionus NOR 5uiammenee5udt uno
mari einen priifenben 8lid ouf ieinen
rgin i6 Dir nitt irgenoipo
i6on begegnet?" raunte er ibm leiie
ms DIR. r9iit gu es nidt, Der zines
gbenbs -"
sd bin SbraipGus, ser 3auberer,
Ser Sternoeuter," q" lprah Der anoere
felt uno rubig.
Gin fliidtiees 2d6eln flos iiber oie
biibiden, fait nei6li6 feinen 3iige bes
eleganten 3omers. gr ntdte benz In-
bern gu. ~Mir oaudt, bu biit es, ser
na6ts reitet 1nb babel Die Sufen iei-
mes 8feroes nit Sii6ern untpinoet,
um ibren auftritt unborbar gu mo-
den, tpie iol6es Dem @otte Serrnes
beliebt, Der sir befannt iein miro 2"
Gerlegen blidte Der angeblibe 3au-
6erer gu 8ooen.
uMeinit ou, i6 b1tte Biz gum an-
bern Gage geDartet, oie St6ae in uno
Inn 5ormid rnteriuben gu lalien2
0teinlt ou, i6 piiBte nibt, ipeiien
S6li6e unb permeintli6e 3auber-
finite Der Gaiar oort gebraudt, Inn
lid Sic 8unIt ooer ungunIt bes Shid-
ials porberiagen au laiien? Weinlt
ou, i6 b6tte ni6t bic Mittel, iol6en
getriisereien in 3ufunft 5upor5ufom-
men?"
Snoeiien bate ser &aii ier ipieoer oie
Gimme erboben. uDeir bdu6t, "
ipra6 oeriel6e, uipir tpiiroen uns iett
aue freuen gu boren mas 9ionpiius
BON atben lns nor5lltragen bot"
Gin leiies @emllrmel bes 8eifous
erbob iid) BON aaen Seiten.
uSSn oeinem SDIteme, mein Mtbe-
ner," begann Iugultus ipieoer, Limb
es belonoers atpei Bunfte, tpel6e i6
bid NIT felten, unumit0bliden @riin-
oen perteioigen ieben m0dte. Iebnli9
unierm groBen 3iaero, beripirfit ou
gdn5li6 uno bon porneberein Die Mn-
nabne unb Die W0sli6feit elmer
Webrbeit bon @ottern - mas bib in
offenen @ioerlprub NIT allen befann-
ten Heligionsipitemen bringt. 81,
iaglt: es eebe nur einen @ott; elm
@ott, ser 81. irgen6 elmer 3eit ange-
fangen babe, @ott au iein, tonne ear
fem @ott iein, lnb 6as cine bohite
@eien, mel6es Dir allein bes Namens
zines @ottes ,uiirbig ideint, iei Tribe
Der, Shopfer unb Spenber aller an
bern Dinge, obne ieinerieits bon ir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

A hangout for teeners is neces-
sity, isn't it? If your town or neigh
borhood has a teen-age club, you're
all set. But lots of kids have to
rely on drugstores or soda -and-pop
places for their get-togethers after
school.
In the old days-sometimes called
good old days" by anxious adults
school districts were smaller, pupils
within walking distance of home.
There wasn't any need-or any
temptation - to gather in gangs
downtown.
Nowadays high-schoolers come
from miles around. They often have
to wait for buses and trains. And
what do they do? Lacking a club
house of their own, they hang out
in public places-places OF business.
And business. sometimes suffers.
Yes, kids, let's face it: Large
crowds of you are bad for business.
You monopolize the soda fountain
and tables-on one round OF small
cokes. You jam the aisles so that
adult customers have to fight their
way in to buy their sulfa and aspirin.
Recently proprietors of drugstores
have begun cracking down. They've
banned boys and girls from the
premises after school. You can't
blame 'em! They have living to
make. If you don't want to be
blackballed, you'd better revise your
waiting manners.
Or, kids, how about campaigning
for club in your community?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

You have to have a good protec-
tive layer before summing yourself
completely. That's something so
few of you Teenas want to realized
Course it always makes q nice con-
versational tidbit to arrive in class
the day after a big beach party and
remark boy, did I ever get burned
yesterday! You should see my back!
Ouch - don't touch. 1t hurts"
Call it nice banter if you like.
Well call it just plain foolishness.
While the sun can be beneficial
it can also do a lot of harm. Sun
scars aren't very attractive. Nor
will one days pleasure at the beach
compensate for your having to re-
fuse to go on the next beach junket
the gang organizes. You have to
refuse because you are already SO
parboiled, so tender, that getting
out in the sun anymore would prac-
tically amount to suicide.
Keep your sun lotion at your side
and use it. The lotion acts as
filter, blocking out the burning rays
and letting through those that do
the most good. Sun lotion helps
hasten tanning so don't forget to
pack some in your case before taking
off for your place in the sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
Make Your Place IN the Sun
An AsSet-N0t aLiabilitv
By Elem

You don't have to be on a beach,
gals, during the hottest part Of the
day to come home with a sunburn.
You can get lobster-red just az
easily playing early morning tennis,
or while you are out in the garden
keeping the weeds away.
Remembering this from the start
should help you get that tan you
want instead Of peeling, scorched
appearance. It's as simple as "a-b-c."
A-You anticipate the burn. B.
You prepare for it. C-You then
reap the benefits Of the sun and
your shoulders, nose and legs don't
suffer. You in turn, turn a golden
brown and are able to wear white
and the pretty pastel shades with
the greatest of ease. You begin to
enjoy the good ole summertime sans
bliSters, burns, etc.
At first you should get the sun
in small doses. In the beginning
settle for a short time and then
gradually increasing your period out
in the sun. A smooth, even tan does
not arrive in one day. The friends
with tans that you envy have prob
ably discovered the secret Of good
tan lies in gradually increasing the
amount of time spent in the sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

present Music for Romancing,
dedicated to viii Shakespeare
proposition that 1T music be the
food Of love. play on" Included in
the album are MY Romance" "Or-
chids in the Moonlight" Gone
With the Wind" and Time on My
Hands.
For collectors Of theme songs:
Ray Mobiles Good Night, Sweet
heart" is now available. Latest
Noble album Is Happy Anniversary
"a Musical Story" The eight num-
beers in the album tell the story Of
"a couples memories on their sixth
wedding anniversary as they recall
the highlights in their courtship and
marriage. Cathy and Elliot Lewis
tell the story. More music and less
dialogue would have made the al
bum more wearable. Included are
such numbers as "Perfidia," Easy
to Love-" yesterdays" and Mr..
Mobiles II Hadn't Any One Till
You"
Frantic-antic department: Jerry
Coionna sings Pass a Piece Of
Pizza, Please" The title should give
you q hint Of what goes on here.
Where Do You Work-a, John" Is
given the Colonna treatment on
the coupling.
Spike Jones offers william Tell:
Overture" complete with horse race
and droning commentary by Doodles
Weaver. by the Beautiful Sea-"
suitably slaughtered by the City
Slickers, is the coupling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
Record
Row
By Betty Miles

Out Of the Middle West, that pro-
vided the first American audience
for "You Can't Be True, Dear"
comes my Happiness" The Mar
lin Sisters and the Columbians
have recorded 1t, with the Man on
the Carousel" the coupling.
Latest releases of the Three Suns
are "A Fella With an Umbrella"
rapidly climbing the ladder to fame,
and Irving Berlin's Stepping Out
With My Baby" The vocals are
by Artie Dunn and the Sun Maids.
The Suns also offered recently "A
Boy From Texas-A Girl From Ten
nessee," and I'm in Love, Can't
You Tell?"
Artie Dunn, incidentally, is SUI
perstitious man. He still retains the
same room in the Piccadilly Hotel
in New York, scene of the Sums
original triumph. The other two
Suns have since moved to their
most recent success site, the War;
wick Hotel, but Artie stays in his
old room because, he says, lit was
lucky for me-"
For the kiddies: An adaptation
of the story of Sleeping Beauty"
and her Prince Charming now ap-
pears in album form. The Lets
Pretend" company, directed by Mia
Mack, presents the album. Famous
for their CHS network broadcasts,
the group has also recorded Jack
and the Beanstalk" and "Puss in
Boots" Maurice Brown conducts
the orchestra that plays his score.
For your listening pleasure:
frankie Carries presentation OF
Sunrise Boogie" and of Moon
dust Rhapsody" are pleasant, in
deed. The latter is designed for
slow, slow dancing. Mr.. earle, Of
course, is at the piano.
Wayne King presents Brahms
Waltzes for Dancing" Included are
selections adapted from Brahms
"Intermezzo'' his waltz No. 4" and
his Love Song" Latest Wayne
King single is 1.-The Things You Left
in My Heart" with the vocal by
Nancy Evans, and my Guitar"
sung by Billy Leach.
Paul Weston and his orchestra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
Beamed at Teen.Agers
Make d Deal With Parents
On Home Baby-Stting
By Nancy Moffram

"Denr Nancy: Tn, inpited out,
! haze my parents permission
and ! toant to 90. hardly ever
haze date. 1t seems pretty
silly, but here's my story: Friday
nights are the times 1Dhen / or
dtndrily toould be dating. But
my mother and father alWays
Want to 90 out that night and I
am left home to take care of my
brother and sister. This happens
almost every single tDeek end and
it puts me on the spot. What can
I do about it so / can haze more
dates?"
Sit down in the well-known confah
with your mother and tell her your
Since you seem to be
caught right in the middle, and