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Evening star., 1951-05-30

County Attorney David Mac
donald has been asked to decide
whether the Montgomery County
coming ordinance can be stretched
to permit q Forest Glen man to
continue to keep ponies on his
property.
The question was tossed in Mr..
Macdonald's lap yesterday by the
County Council, after neighbors
of the man involved, Chris Ebe-
ling, 1908 Forsythe avenue, rallied
to his support.
Two Ponies Involved.
Mr.. sEbeling had been given un-
til June Is to get rid of his two
ponies, in an order issued by A.
Morton Thomas, director of the
Department Of Inspection and
Licenses. Mr.. Thomas contended
Mr.. Ebeling is violating the zon-
ing ordinance, which requires at
least two acres on which. to keep
ponies.
"A petition signed by 88 nearby
property owners, protesting Mr..
Thomas order. was fled with the
council. It was accompanied by
a letter from Henry s. Morton,
Washington attorney, who lives at
1925 Covington road, Forest Glen.
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Prize Winners.

In his letter, Mr.. Morton said
Mr.. Ebeling's two ponies have won
about 300 ribbons and trophies
and that one of the ponies. Merry
O., is the champion Of Maryland.
Mr.. Morton said that. If Mr..
Ebeling is forced to comply with
Evening star., 1951-05-30
36 Orange Graduate,
Get Diplomas June 8
Special Dispatch to The Star

ORANGE, Va. May 30.-Com-
exercises will be held
for So Orange High School grad
yates at 8 pm. June 8, at the
school. Robert F. Williams, ex-
ecutive secretary Of the Virginia
Education Association. will speak.
At 8 pm. Sunday. a bacca-
laureate service will be held at
the Orange Baptist Church. The
Rev. Paul B. Watlington, pastor,
will deliver the sermon. The in
and benediction will be
given by the Rev. w. Francis
Burke. minister of st. Thomas
Church, and the Rev. Millard
Rewis. pastor Of the Orange
Methodist Church.
Miss Ruby Anne Hoffman is
valedictorian and Miss Carlene
Gilbert Shuler is salutatorian Of
Tho class Other graduates are.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED
(Confinued)
TRUCKS FOR SALE

ss45. MaNHATTAN TIA AuTo st1fe ,Rsisep; RRlaihaP
r r NV NV. No. 81 1867. S9'n s'0es 'h ana
CHEVROLET 1912 1-ton panel; S395
MANHATTAN AUTO (Kaiser-Frazer,
lneo, both sides 7th and R NV.
wiLLYs ls4s panel delivery: rug
work; s545. SLIGO MoToRS. INC
WillyS-Overland Agency. 926 Sligo
ave JU. 7-9ps0. Ewes. GE. U477.
DODGE 1913 la-ton truck: radio and
heater; may be seen at So7 Eve W ST.
nv, DI. 1908. IS
FORD 1912 transit bus, 27 passeen-
gers; good condition; suitable for
church, school or other groups; eco
nSomical to operate, 9 to 10 miles to
into house car In place OF a trailer
and as such maybe licensed TO 90
where trailerS are not permitted.
For sale very reas. Call Ex. 3BS2
BRocskWAY AZ ela-ton stake rs body;
WAY TRUCKS. Factory Branch,
410S Baltimore ave. 3
DODGE 194s la-ton pickup. Heater
very low mileage Looks and runs
like, new. Only S795. full price.
Gash or terms arranged. WILL
LIAMs, r. l. ave. ne. at Goth st.
DIAMOND T 1a41 2-ton stake body.
As is, $40 RE. 1851, =.
1947 Ia-ton pick up:
sIeen; very good cond. Butler Bond
ed; s695;; LEE D. BUTLER. INC.
112l 31St st. NV. DI. oI10. Open
Sat. and Sun. till d, weekdays till
3. Visit our inside showroom.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
~rri~ss y SIVHiUs kNk kEEx 1
(Sonfinued.)

ALLISON BLDG.-ofice space, soc
cation. 3. B. Allison, GE. : o5is
$50. 1lth ST. s.w.- Ideal location
for once In S.w; market area; ali
utilities furnished. For further de-
NER, Realtor, NE. 1647. " 5
NICE OFFICE RM., Vermont ave. and
able. RE. 2201, 81. RAJ. IS
HYATTSVILLE, Md. suite consisting
OF $50 So; ft. completely decorated;
huorescent lights. ETC.; cleo. heat
and char service included in rental.
One rm:. and reception rm. Office
also avail. in bldg. To inspect call
LEO M: BERNSTEIN & CO. t415
Re, X 81. NV" ME. oi02; ewes. GE,
5000 CONN. AVE. NV. suite consist
ing OF lge: rms, recep. rm. and
bath: excel. for office and liv. atrs.;
m,mmea; ep ocenp; tI, Reas; rent; Call LEO
NV M; BERSsTEIS MF TIdS & CO. l4l5 x st.
6 LARGE ROOMS for ONCE or studios,
lst; comm; 500 month, 1l40 2lst
APPRox. 500 so. FIT. 3 rms; all or
part, on Good Hope rd. Sc: parking
space; reasonable LU. l-57o0.
-BEDRM. APT. suitable for Office,
can STATE REALTY CO. IN "a.
REDECoRATED-4-room ONCE plus
reception. . baths: $50 So. IT; Sl95
per mo. Apply Ind floor, 1919 Conn.
soSi oCf. hiTi LEE HwY.-Two-room -iS Suite
a.45so RyoE oR 6RRoPsBTIEs 6sRJ sSes 1Gf Gf s7JAA
s.RooM SUITE Of over 600 So. IT
Reasonably priced at 500 per mo
KAsS-BERGER. INC, EN-. S1O0.
AIR-CoNDITIoNED. Century Build
ing, AZ 9TH st. NV, opposite Mu-
Singles or Suites, S Elevator. orA'sH Venetian m
blinds. fluorescent lights, etc. Sin
gles from S4S TO S53. so. THoS. j..
FISHER 4 ceoSsso INC. 73s 18th
1866 COLUMBIA RID. Nw.-Approx.
cHAs N NEWMAN sfTbHos P5laS5s 1aa cal 'S5 81
Dupont cIRcLE-1st-f,oor once sG for
doctor or foreign mission: lawyers
or engineers; 8 rms. 2 of them large
monthly 5 Utilities His0 incl tiVStSry. MFs Mat
thew Finn, sANDoz. Inc. Exclusive
Broker. DU. 1894; ewes. DE. 1906.
Professionalism so. IT. first
floor oftlce space. Good Hope I'd; Sc.
D1. 7740; eve. WI 6S44. -
CONN. AVE. at L. 2-rm 9TH fir. cor
suite with pvt. law: mod. elev bldg.
reaS. rent. Air conditioner and
rugs avail. Call ME. 61S0. to 3.
ESTABLISHED DENTISTS OFFICE;
good NV. loc.; avail. Dec. l. Call
Property Manager. WEAVER BROS,
Inc. DI. $500. -6
OFFICE. Washington Bldg; air con-
ditioned, carpeted and furnished |
Write stating business. responsible
ty and general personal informa-
tion. Box 35-Z, Star. -6
18th AND f SITS. NV, Homer Bldg.
Choice of several Offices or suites
from $50 to LOO 50. #, avail. |
Nov. 18th. CARL G. ROSINSKI
CO.. MA. 1884. COL 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
LVis y ASkeA1s fVk SALk
(Continued)
I2 ACRES OVERLOOKING POTOMAC

I2 ACRES OVERLOOKING POTOMAC
One OF those homesites that you
dream about; delightful high ele-
walton with beautiful hardwood
trees and wide, breath taking view
across across the river looking. at Mount
Capitol St bridge In Prince Georges
County. Md; asking Sl3,S0O. EYES
call WO. 3235. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 1411. III
LOT FOR FOUR. beautiful National
Memorial Park. Virginia, Only $3.50
cash, for quick sale. Box ALA, Star.
MT. RAINIER-5oxl5o. sewer. water
real REALTY z corr ST 81 4sao: 4SsaAEsAeEAkE e1es. fa
OWNER SAYS SELL this beautiful
homeslte, among small estates; 100
IL; frontage, IN exclusive Spring
Valley. Call Mrs. Dawson, WO
4l62 MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO,
Realtor' 1924 14th st. NV, DI.
NEAR KENwooD COUNTRY CLUB
1876. Eve. EN-. 705l. j. LEO KoLB
CO, MI. 21o0. ii
SHEPHERD PARk-Very nice ram
bier sites from $4,000 and UP. For
further infor. Call RA. 22O0. %
NORTH ARLINGTON
Wooded lot. 2lS front by 153; can
THOMAS G.. MAGRUDER Co. 3057
Wilson blvd, Arl. Va. ia. 2-3f3l.
OK. $3.50; ewes, CHI. 5634. -
Builders, Developers
Investors
ARLINGTON-13 lots. resi-
Dental
FAIRFAX - 1924 acres,
Shirley hwy; 20.7 acres, near
Annandalei 2S.6 acres, Centre
vile.
FALLS cHURcH-5.e 6 acres.
residential
ALSO Coon COMMERCIAL
AND INDUSTRIAL SITES, AT
GOOD TERMS.
c. LOUIS CAPUTI, Realtor
Phone FA. 1415
Evening star., 1951-11-06
AUIoMoBILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC ''46. streamliner sedan;
radio and heater. seat covers; excel
lent condition throughout. This is
selected one-owner car. traded In
on a new Pontiac and has 10000
to 1895; only S299 down: 1s months
TO pay. Open evenings till 8. Coast
In Pontiac. 427 Florida ave. ne.
Pontiac IIccj 81 station wagon; 8 cyl, CYL r.
ranty, $3.50. FLOOD PONTIAC.
1921 Connecticut. WO S4O0.
PONTIAC 40 4-dr sed.; r. and h.
SG JUS 75fo sf Fl r. 45e 1885, sF til Pfst g. 0le5 s
PONTIAC 81 Catalina Spec. de luxe
50; Hydra, r., h., blue and ivory.
S@adehns q oWMER HsHTSr 5000 ssJss mi pree aff.
RENAULT 1851 4-dr. sed.: low mile
age; excel. cond.; Ss45. JE. 3-9s26.
sTUDEBAKER so Champ. Regal del.
model; equip. with o. d., climatizer.
Gust. seat covers. many other access:
$I.395: MCNEIL STUDEBAKER,
4034 WIS. ave. NV. EN-. 1885. Open
sTGDE. fFtf, VI 1919 si cony., r. and h. New
4,3G. Good cond ia. s-3712. IS
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion; own
e enteF1Pg a1s4t0g service; $3.50. Can
sTUDEBAKER ~ Landcruiser; o. d.,
car; priced to sell this week: S995.
MCNEIL STUDEBAKER, 4O34 Wis
aLe.. NV. EN-. 1885. Open ewes
sTruDEEBAKER 1850 Champion Regal
4-dr: sedan; beautiful black cherry
finish. A one-owner car, very clean
inside and out, in like.new condi-
ton; Butler Bonded; 81 .445. LEE D.
weekdays till 8. Visit our inside
sTUDEBAkER JDff 1s4s Champ. con conv.;
excellent metallic green finish; has
leather upholstery new tan top. 81
3. BUTLER. INC. 112i 2ist st.
NV, DI. 011O. Open Sat. and Sun.
TN 8, weekdays till 9. Visit our
FHSSsIxsf 5sa 4 ss5 After ssng9s en soss ss
sTGDEBAKER 1e4s Champion de
luxe 2-dr. sedan; black overdrive,
Climatizer. defroster; clean inside
BUTLER, INC. 1i2I 2ist st. NV.
D1. ono. Open Sat. and Sun. till
g.; weekdays till o. Visit our in
side showroom s
STUDEBAKER 1a4s Champion Regal
4dr. sedan; excellent blue finish;
gas-saving overdrive. ClimatiZer
defroster heater all good tires
mech. tops. Butler Bonded: 81 ,095
LEE d. BUTLER. INC, 1121 2Ist
st. NV. DI. 041O Open Sat. and
Sun. till 8; weekdays till 8. Visit
our inside showroom. 5
STUDEBAKER 1888 Commander q
DIR. Very good tires and running
condition. Sell for balance due,
S69.31: Cash or terms arranged.
WILLIAMS. r. I. ave. ne. at Goth ST.
WILLYS 81 6 cyl. station wagon;
r. h. and defrosters. Wv. tires
overdr.; 5000 mi; by OWNER.
81 $50. ST. $3.50. 10
WILLYS Al sedan: 5000. Call MR..
WILLIAM BIAS. Ho. 1870. after
wILLYs 1912 Army Jeep, four wheel
drive, new engine. Best we have
seen. Used on golf course; S295.
SLIGO MOTORS, INC, Willys over
land Agency. 962 Sligo ave-. JU.
wILLYs STATION WAGON. lo46 in
good condition: radio and heater;
oyerdrive; S595 cash. TO. 1921
after $50 pm. -
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REkT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED.
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

ATTENTION. DoCIoR or dentist,
ofice, BIRD and Perry st.. 2 rms.
heat furn.. SIS per mo. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON. Realtor. 1903 K St.
nv, Re; ISL 1Ssl;,r,o. r..,,. ,..no
floor, open space, mod; ideal for
national or local firm. ia. 327S.
J4th q NEW YORK AVE. NV, elev.
office bldg. entire floor consisting
OF spprox. 1900 SO. #. in whole or
part; immed. occup.: reas. rent;
char service, elec. and elev. service
sTEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV, ME.
IoIs 18th ST. NV, near K; 1st fir
space; large plate glass display
window. APPROX. 500 so. IT. To
co. 1415 ky NV. Me. 5402.
Evening star., 1951-11-06

CHEVROLET 1876 stake pickup;
S645. MANHATTAN AUTO tKaiser-
Frazer. inco. both sides 7th and
Evening star., 1951-11-06
STORES FOR RENT

Approx. iax10o. outstandins u i bnsi- ISL.
ness location. Consult Mr.. Young,
SHANNON g. LUCHs CO, Realtors,
1905 H st. NV, ma. 2345.
1920 HOWARD RID. S.E.-Small store
and llving, quarters. suitable for
sryr,dar sry; etc; wG5n S55 Per mo- & Gall M NJ
BIS Realtors. 723 goth st. NV
4ss s' IS3S S1Soi ST. s.E.-Approx. Isle,
vacant. immed occup. Presently
equipped as shoe repair shop; for
Apply LEO N. BERNsTEiN fSu.Ss. < CO.
s?5 18th ST. N.W.-Approx. 2Ox90
very busy neighborhood. reas. rent.
INN. occup. Attractive lease to re-
sponsible tenant Cali NE. 5402,
LEO M. BERNSTEIN e. CO.. 1415
18th AND NEWTON SITS. N.E.-cor-
ner store, 40x55, with large show
windows Reasonable rental. Call
Mr.. Holland, H. G. SMITHY CO.,
S11 18th st. NV, ST. 1900. Is
sI3 3rd ST. N.W.-15x50. completely
remodeled; lavatory; including heat;
Slo5 mo Call r. A. HUMPHREYS.
Realtor. Ma. 5000: 10
1000 EYE ST. N.W.-14x6o: inelud-
ing heat and hot water; full base
ment: SlS5 mo. Call r. A. HUMPH-
RIES, Realtor, Ma. 5000. 10
ROCKVILLE, bet Peoples Drug and
Safeway: l3x60; rent, Sl35 mo.
Call SH. 1850 bet. 3 ard 5, ask for
Evening star., 1951-11-06
GOOD FARMS

FARM. Is miles from
Wash: 54-stanchion barn; S3. 900
monthly milk check; money maker.
370-ACRE FARM. PooleSville area:
60-cow barn. modern home. tenant
houses: all crops in; $4,000.
DAIRY AND STOCK FARM. 13o acres
right on U. s. 240. above Gathers
burg: a going farm with good bldes.
and direct drive to Wash; 10000.
SMALL CATTLE FARM of 100 acres
at Poolesville; modern home; ideal
for commuter who wants country
place that will carry itself; S23. 900.
COUNTRY ESTATE of "a acres; close
in Co,esyille area; mansion has 30
it. living room; guest house, horse
barn and many other outbldgs.;
needs $50, 900 cash to handle.
68-ACRE FARM for $4,000; build
ings are worth more than that; all in
good shape; well cultivated; a real
buy in Mt. Airy section.
LARGE CATTLE FARM near Boyds
for some one with the financial
ability to handle big operation;
pastures and all land improvements
in fine shape: plenty of water; good
MANY OTHER FARMS; can't possibly
list them all; tell us what you are
RIPLEY & ROMER, Realtors
Evening star., 1951-11-06

HUDSON 1949 Commodore yellow
convertible; r. and h. top mechani-
cal condition; $3.50. ia. 5-75l6.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
IAII HEhSbURG 2!
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

PAINT BRANCH FARMs-Beautiful
acre, S2,10Q. Midland road. Cali
Mr.. WILKINSON, ST. 0600. 7s
CORNER 18th ST. NV. 1900 block
and Northgate rd.-100x100; plans
for rambler completed. MIR. HAS
SIN MA 12l2 "a
Evening star., 1951-03-08
By the Associated Press


TEL AVN. Israel. Mar. B.
Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett
warned last night that if Israeli
Arab clashes continue in the South
Judean hills. Israel is prepared
to take the necessary counter
measures.
An Israeli military spokesman
said the clashes began Tuesday
when two trucks from Israel were
blown up by land mine, wound
ing four soldiers and two civilians.
When Israeli Army units
combed the area" he said, "they
encountered large bands of
Evening star., 1951-03-08
Black Market Inevitable, Virginia CaftIeman Fears

ducers of the three leading beef
breeds - Shorthorn, Angus and
Hereford-should cooperate and
not indulge in "throat-cutting'
practices.
There's plenty of room for all
of u.s." Mr.. Randolph said in
speaking at the short course for
beef cattle producers at Virginia
Tech.
The short course is sponsored
by the VPI Animal Husbandry De-
partment and the three State
breed associations. Approximate
ly $50 producers and professional
workers are in attendance.
Evening star., 1951-03-08
BY the Associated Press

BLACKSBURG, Va. Mar. B.
An official of the State Beef Cat
tie Producers Association ex-
pressed fear here yesterday that
the black market is inevitable un-
der the present supply-demand
situation and under governmental
controls.
Allen Randolph of Keene, Sec
retary of the association. empha-
sized the need of producing meat
for market demand and for pre-
serving competition in the in
dustry.
He added. however, that pro-
Evening star., 1951-03-08
Cos BIomed for BIust
At BIuefieId COLLEGE
BY the Assoeiu,ed Pres.

BLUEFIELD, w. Va, Mar. B.
Assistant Fire Marshal Parker r.
Wilson said today some type of
gas caused the explosion which
rocked and damaged Bluef1eld
State College building and injured
five persons yesterday.
The blast occurred shortly be-
fore students were to enter the
colleges administration building
for classes.
One of the five persons in the
building was pinned under explo-
sion debris for almost two houfs.
Evening star., 1951-03-08
IsroeIi Warns Arabs Clashes Must Stop

armed Arabs. One of the concen-
tration points of the bandits was
mortared."
The incidents occurred in DESC
late hill country southwest Of
Jerusalem.
Evening star., 1951-03-08
DoolittIe Helps Set Up
Air Research Command
BY the Associated Press

1t. Gen. James H. Doolittle.
who led the BIS raid on Tokyo
from Navy carriers in 1912, is
helping the Air Force set up a
new air research and develop
ment command.
Gen. Doolittle has been with
the Shell Oil Co. in New York.
He is serving as a civilian con-
sultant to Gen. Hoyt S. Vanden-
ber, Air Force chief of staff.
Evening star., 1951-03-08

Hydraulic brake systems for au-
tomobileS were introduced in 1927.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-16

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-16
BY Bernudine corrIeketf

Hello probability you
chosen minds eye least the will
purchase doing you given
significant spotlight usually focused the high fashion
of the short that will swing and slide
and dresses well
The shouette this especially
feren So the fabrics from which they which
thick and but amazingly soft and light weight make
the big fabric And believe supple
velvet
contrasting
Checks both staging spring
revival to the delight of many I'm
they both
sleeves and those with the shoulder getting
into these coats Good slipper satin and taa Innings
the best Big pockets decorative detail whether
the hip high along the shoulder sections.
Although the loose topper called the
because of its distinctive dash this
has also become the ideal practically all American Here
whose likeness
That's why the designers this have goHed the
The back flare has
all types importance
emphasis and shape Round collars popular
noched provide
Visible stitching an
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advanced enthusiasm of the be
should be that's topper After for
yourself, you're bound agree.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-16
< Weekly Review
By GEORGIA RUSSELL DOTY

This of a quiet everyone
staying home and the old fireplace then ended
bang including Mining explosion
mark families Dolores
stn filters by explosion
by less than 60 the blown
Now let's got brighter subject
Concentrations being given along with pink bootes to Mr.
baby girl born Friday morning at the FarView hospital
gay birthday celebration was held in honor of Te Daniels
last Friday night at her home Among the the
Mr.. and Mrs Williams, Harvey
dner Roy Russell Belinda
Washington, Babe Geraldine Scroggns
Geneveve Taylor Ethel Carter Pleasanta Cotton Mr. Archie Miller
and Bradley Refreshments a
iety of games played This is birthday Te won't
forget for a long time
up birthday greetings
very quietly Saturday family Here
little peep
pectng with the stork the This
of flu colds
week Little Joan Robinson became ill the
placed
pta family physician
midst Keith Gray formerly Omaha Neb,
making his home in St Paul with his father Keith is ten
old Maxeld a Boy
Scouts He is rapidly making friends
How about little night club St Paul has
pleasure
jam packed and after o'clock seats be found
the really good which
did glimpse of few familiar faces such
Mr. and Mrs Dave Miigan Mr.. and Roosevelt Nc
Carthy Mercedes MCGOWAN Aune Robinson Mrs Marge Sharp
and Shirley Martin loving Buba
The Club with No Name held social meeting its members
last Saturday night Lila Mae Green who would get the award
1851 there
given in St Paul Florne Best who haven't yet met
Viola Watts makes it her business enjoy herself
Ora Coolidge looking and Evelyn Patterson
wondering what's happening They had quite time doubt
still Nothing like party with
yet a unique my question
you fortune?" prize
when and if l should hear III let know.
person get? The other
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she awkwady hit the ground There and
waiting little where the
subject lying Instead of helping her stood
laughing. could
We called took her
which disclosed Now
tell that Chivary isn't dead.
Received letter Don Russell who stationed
Riley he waiting his friend Al called
then he will be satisfied What Al? No Evelyn Reed
hasn't moved of she has though
haven't she called said she
dandy lives the 400 block Fuller Ave
That's all week Bye
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-16
GARDEN CLUB HEARS
EOuR-H LEADER

Mrs. Luella Brown, program
chairman of the St Anthony Hill
Garden Club, took the members
and their husbands to Hamm' s
Brewery Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 6. They were entertained in
the Dutch Room. Mrs Brown
outlined her program for the year
and gave each member a pro-
gram. She introduced the speaker
of the evening, Louie Chrysler
Jr., who is a leader in Fourth
work and is taking a course at the
University in landsCaping. He
told of Garden Clubs and their
functions, and what they mean to
the community. He also told of
the first garden clubs that were
organized and how they were run.
There were only ladies clubs
at first, Mr.. Chrysler said, but
now we also have mems garden
clubs"
The president, Mrs. Birda Rid
ley asked the cooperation of the
husbands and they responded
wonderfully. Mrs. Ridley intro
duced Mr.. J. C. Micko, who
showed a movie in color of The
Azalia Trail, the Bellingrath
garden in Mobile, Ala. They were
very beautiful. A lunch was SER
we'd.
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PAST
and
PRESENT
BY Marcheta Allen

am pinch-hitting in the alb
sence of my sister. Wen, let's see.
Rehearsals for the St. Thomas
style show have started. If every
one turns out decked as fine as
they were last year, it ought to
be a great affair. OF course this
year we will have to contend
with snow and winter weather.
Guess my storm coat will stin be
in season.
On last Friday, the Teen Debs
gave a dance at Halle. Gloria
Presley was crowned Miss Sweet
heart of 81. the juke box supplied
the music, and everybody jumped
Crather exaggerated). Among the
jumping jacks were zady White,
Martha Anderson, Vernon Bradley
Marion Adkins. Leo Lewis and
Eta Jean Boyd.
You know the males of st. Paul
are really Nature Boys. They be-
lieve they should follow the trends
of our furred friends. The bears
hibernate in winter; so they be-
lieve they should to. The ground
hogs sit on their posteriors in
some coy dirt hole: our boys also
give up their vigorous exercise,
such as dancing, and sit and sit.
When you go to a dance or get
together what will you see. A
group of laughing cheerful kids,
dancing and having a good time?
Never. Instead you find every
available seat taken, and every
ones yawning. signing, sleeping,
or snoring, Yes. I guess st. Paul
kids are just party popped. Funny
though, because there haven't
been any parties.
Saturday night was a basket
ball game at Halle between the
Big Ten and Los Cabelleros. The
Big Ten won. The dance following
the game could have well not have
been. Maybe I'm just getting pes
simistic, but l thought it was
just about the limit. OF course, IL
my deduction was not straight,
please let me know, for ! surely