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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-08

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FOR SALE
HOUSE: New. brick, ranch type
SIX rooms, garage, porch. Second
Avenue, Davidson's Estate. Call
TAR 5-l8-tf(F)
HOUSES rooms and bath. hot
water heater, oil circulator. vene-
tain blinds $4,000. Richard Ingle
Farmvil!e phone It's w. 6-8-2t
CREAM SEPARATOR - Junior
Del No. 3; pressure cooker. Ma
tional: electric churn. All priced
to sell. Mrs. Flossie R. Hubbard.
r. .. Box 2l3. Pamplin. Va. Four
miles east Of Pamplin on AGO
6-8lp
FATHERS DAY CARDS Lam
scott Gift Shop. 6-8-1t
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MODERN HOME: 4 bed rooms. 2
baths, full size basement. auto
matte oil hot water heat SIG
Second Street, phone 1862.
4-27-tfF
BARBECUE APRON for dad
Lanscott Gift Shop 6-8-lt
PIGS eight six week old pigs.
Berkshire I'd spotted Poland
China crossed. Call 958-M OF
780-M OF see j. w. McLendon
Voc Aeri. Instructor. 6-5-2p
"ChUCK WAGON Burger Maker"
and lawn coasters Cor dad. Lam
scott Gift Shop. 6-8-lt
SOY BEAN Wilson SO 90 pei
bushcl N r. Patrick. Columbia.
Virginia. G-5-l1p
GARDEN and utility gloves for
father LanscCtt Gift Shop. 6-8-1t
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BEDROOM SUITE &C., dark ma
hogany. mattress and box springs.
Mrs. $ c. Patteson. Farmville
Phone 3i4. 6-5-2t
SNOW BAIL paper weight and
desk set for dad Lanscott Gift
Shop. 6-8-lt
FARM SO acres land residence
and good well near Elam Station.
Prince Edward County, known as
Dunn place Apply Mrs. A. M. Fall
we'll, eXecutriX Ola P. Dunn
Phone $40, Planters Bank Bldg.
Farmvllle. 5l5-tf
EGG TIMER for dad. Lanscott
Gift Shop. 6-8-lt
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STOVEWOOD: Dry kirdling
blocks and stove length. Special
prices for quantity orders. Buffalo
Shook Co. l2-9-tf
EAR-neat safety apron for the
baby LanScOtt Gift Shop. 68-1t
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AUDITORIUM SEATS 500.
used theater type Good as new.
Suitable for church. lodge halls.
or school auditorium. Can be
bought for reasonable price. Must
be moved Immediately. Nav be
seen at Marshall District School
ArVonla. Virginia Contact j. r.
Hodges, principal. Fork Union.
Virginia. School Phone Dillwyn
l9F'll0 Residence phone Fork
Union POOL Or contact Buckng-
ham County School Board Office
Phone Buckingham 223l. 6-8-lt
EVERY DAY dollar day at Lam
scott Gift Shop GIL 1t
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-08

ROUTEMAN To sell and collect,
established territory starting
salary according to age and ex-
perience VIII teach young man
while he learns, if necessary
Falmvllle Furniture Company
Phone l79 6-5-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-08

VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court Of Buckingham
County on This 22nd Day of
May. 1856:
Catherine V. Hester, of Box 81,
Manteo, Virginia. plaintiff a.
gainSt
Richard Henry Hester. of Eleven
Q. Street, N. E., Washington,
D. c.. the defendant
Order of Publication
The object of this suit is for
the plaintiff to obtain through
the court an absolute divorce, a
vinculo matrimonii, from the de-
PENDANT, on the ground o. de-
sertion and cruelty of the defen-
dant for a period of more than
one year.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defen-
dant is not resident of the Com
monWealth E. of Virginia. it Is
ordered that he appear before
said court within ten days after
due publication Of this order and
protect his interests herein.
1t is further ordered that this
order be published once a week
for four successive weeks IL the
Farmvllle Herald. a newspaper
publised in the Town of Farm
vile. Virginia which has General
circulation in said County Buck
ingham.
JOHN C. SPENCER. Clerk
G. M. ROGERS, p. g..
Buckingham, Virginia
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-08
LOST AND FOUND

PIN 1855 class pin. Virginia
State College. set with rubies. mi
tials MHF. lost Sunday night near
First Baptist Church. Call Mrs
Mary H. Foster. Phone 2015WX
6-5-2p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-08
LANDok 6. ATKINS
REALTOR
Municipal Building
Phone 39O-M or 1888
formvilie, Va.
HELP WANTED

WHITE - Make $4,000
weekly You can make up 70 500
weekly without investing a dime
in stock. No previous SELLING ex-
perience necessary. Service near
by families from your own home
with Nationally advertised Wat
kins Products. Free life insurance
plan Should be over 25 yecrs of
age Write rural sales Departments,
The j r Watkins COMPANY. p.
O. Box SOIL. Richmond. Virou.ia.
GS- 3tF
MAID al Kit Carson Court, stay
on premises. Cali 52l between 3
and p. m. SIS sip
SERVICE STATION MANAGER
Experience Necessary Ambitious
man can eventually own business.
No capital necessary. A real OPP
portmity for the right man.
Phone, Farmville GA. 6-82t
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w III 1T E WAITR ESSES - i8
years of age OF older. Apply in
person Hotel WeyanOke Manager
FarmVille. 6-l-4t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-08
USED CARS
Late Model
Beauties

Beauties
From NEWMAN CHEVROLET
1851 PLYMOUTH
4 door seldom Black finish.
Heoter, defroster. Rodio
1881 CHEVROLET
Club coupe Automatic irons
mission wO-tone color. Heot-
err, detroster, low mileage
1855 CHEVROLET
2 door sedon Automatic trons-
mission. Rodio, heater. Fully
equipped. Low mileoge. One
owner.
1854 OLDSMOBILE
Holiday coupe. Hydromotic
transmission. Ivory & Blue
finish. White side wolI tires
Excellent condition.
1853 PONTIAC
Chieftoin. Deluxe Automatic
transmission. Rodio, Heater,
tinted gloss. Loaded with &C
Cessories.
1853 CHEVROLET
4 door sedan. Deluxe. Auto
motic transmission. Low mile
age. One owner.
1850 CHEVROLET
a door sedan. Blue finish, Ex-
celIent condition.
Also q good selection Of
budget priced cors All mod
els and all makes. Come ono
see.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-08
FOR SALE

LOTS-two large building lots on
LongWood. approximately 100 X
225. both for 81 500. no excava-
ton. inside corporate limits. good
residential section. Write or call
r. T. Lovelace. Cloverdale, Va.
Phone Troutvlle 2-lO6l.
6-8.2pF
FATHERS Day Cards. LanscOtt
Gift Shop. 6-8-lt
CURED MEAT hams Use:
shoulders and sides Csc. jenkins
Brothers, Green Bay, Va. 6-8-2p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-08


VIRGINIA:
In the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Tor the County
of Cumberland on this the 10Th
day of May. 1856:
Thelma Fountain Plaintiff
VS.
Muriel Fountain
Order of Publication
The object of this suit Is to
obtain a divorce from the bono
of matrimony for the plaintiff
from the defendant on the
grounds of conduct which is
tantamount to deSertion and
abandonment.
An affidavit having been made
and filed, according to law, stat
ing that the defendant is nom
resident of the State of Virginia,
it is therefore. ordered that he
do appear within ten days from
due publication hereof and do
what be necessary to protect his
interests in this suit
r. H. BLANTON. Clerk
r. o. GARRETT. p. q.
C,,p,her1ond Va S-l8-4t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-08
1854 OLDSMOBILE

Holiday coupe. Hydromotic
transmission. Ivory & Blue
finish. White side wolI tires
Excellent condition.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-08
1853 PONTIAC

Chiefton. Deluxe. Automatic
transmission. Rodio, Heater,
tinted gloss. Loaded with &C
CessOries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
I'd Worry The Krem|in

reads makes his heart pound furiousIy 1t is letter
written in Russian U.s. Embassy stationery. Obvi-
ousy unntended for pryng eyes, is addressed to
other than Mr.. Sheplov. 1t reads as follows:
sYouR ExCEILENcY:
President Eisenhower has requested me 10 assure you
and Mr.. KTshchev that your desire for utmost secrecy
in the UX-382 matter will be vigorously respected AIsO
please inform Marshal ZhMkOv thar. per his request
bank account has been opened the Chase Manhattan
Bank in his
The President suggests the second week in May as
being the suspicious from every GSpecf especially
the weather. Madame 7rOfSky has been advised viii
maintain contact" UNSIGNED
Now this letter could just as well have been dropped
at the Boshoi Theater, along side street. 1t
would have ended in very short order in the hands Of the
Secret Police KhrshchevS rival partner, Bulganln
The evidence would be damning and the urge for purge
overwhelming.
The above is not as silly as it sounds. Recently the
following incident actually happened in Poland. An
important American delegation was visiting
They discovered that their hotel livngroom was
plugged" = rugged with hidden microphones. Instead
Of shutting up like clans, they invented sabotage
schemes, discussed nonresident secret weapons and
made blatant references to friendly Commissars If
the Reds insist eaveSdroppng their visitors why not
give them something to hear and see?
Before usherng in the next episode in our diplomatic
drama of suspense should like to offer word of self
explanation. As my friends win tell you, am despite
my fondnesS for midnight screams and skuduggery in
the shadows, most mid-mannered man with a strong
dstase for violence. 1t IS not murder that wallow in,
but rather its motives and its ultimate solution.
make this declaration because am on the point Of
enlisting the aid of the atomic bomb would reco in
absolute horror at the idea Of exploding one; but
would not hesitate moment to employ it psychology
cay to complete my emotional enlightenment Of Russia
SCHEME NO. 2-Ths Mystery Plane: For long
time intelligence reports from behind the Iron Curtain
have revealed that Russian leaders afraid Of their
own air force Why? Because few airmen are in
charge of delivering the atomic bomb. Targets in
Of war are Of course thousands Of miles from the home
land But who is to say that there aren't in the whole
Red air force TO- five. three, one dsgruntled,
ambitious flyer who might suddenly take it into his head
to pulver1e Moscow at least threaten to do so?
My plan requires the for just half day Of one
Russian bomber. Early the appointed morning this
craft droneS the capital A few moments later,
phone jingleS in the Kremn. The voice the other
end of the line says:
'TovaTitch, the plane you hear over Moscow carries
an atom bomb We want everybody inside the Kremlin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
DIRECTOR HITcHcocK: Chill expert

to get into the buses now rolling into Red Square If
you don't believe we're serious you can take your
chances and Try shooting the plane down. You have five
minutes to make your move
Now it makes little difference that this plane doesn't
even carry vial of rat poison in its bomb bay 1t is
reasonable suppose that this lOent telephone call
would result in transfer Of power in the U.S.S.R.
SCHEME NO. WhIFIIng Zee: Sometimes the
scenario for making flesh creep along the Volea would
take on certain SIapstick-comedy oVerones. For in
stance my stain Rotation Plan" For this I'd need
an accompce. He must be the anitor, caretaker at
least someone on the staff of Lenins MauSoleum, where
the embamed bodies of Lenin and Stain Lie per-
manent exhibition This anitor and viii drive the
Politburo to the brink Of insanity
My accomplice would have very simple assignment:
every night after everyone had gone home and not
creature stirring in the mausoleum he would turn
Stains body slightly. Each single nights movement
would be almost imperceptble. But slowly the grue-
some truth would dawn visitors filing past the sepu
chre. etngling whispers would sweep the country
Measurements would have to be taken "Pravda," the
official newspaper would have to take cognzance the
har-raising facts of aer-e Stain is angry turning
over in his grave The master of Russias fate for
decades growls even in death at his blasphemers.
say that by the time Whiring Joe had turned over
on one side, the Politburo would be gibbering
brought to bay by jantor and corpse. This might
appear huge joke in the US. But in land criss-
crossed by intrigue it would be grimly serious.
SCHEME NO. A-Wanfey Fair: I'd release whole
Pandt ras Box full Of pesky annoyanceS to unsee the
diStaf tide. First would set up powerful radio stations
in nearby lands. All day long they would hammer
away telling Russian how to keep their hands
SOFT their teeth agSten their breath pure their hair
fluffy their skin dewy, their eyebrows plucked, their
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cheeks roueed their wastnes waspish, and their finger
nails lacquered. Being feminine, the Russian women
would awaken to instincts which Marxsm has tried to
bury They would beseee their shops, angry demand
ing eyelash curriers'. Finding none they would have to
call on the West for their salvation.
SCHEME NO. s. Murder By Music: Should all this
needing fall would then unleash the worst Of all pos
sibIe ordeaIs would hire Russian dirigibe to sail
over Moscow all night blasting out records of Evis
Presley by morning the people of the capital had not
gone completely mad and the white flag of surrender
had not replaced the Hammer & Sickle the Krem-
lin then the Reds have strength that defes under
standing and deserve to be let alone.
30 there you have few notions, some of which,
admit, are facetious. But am also making very
serious point the Russian leaders ghosts they per-
petuaIy see enemies within their gates The goal Of my
campaign of suspense would be to make the despots
drive each other out of the Kremin. Then we could
prove to the people of Russia that from they never
had and never viii have, anything to fear but fear ITSELF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

NEXT QUESTION: Many schools today have ''no-
funk rule making Il easy for sIow learners TO keep
up. But Is this good7 TVS Frank BAXTER gives pro-
voeatIve answer: Upright We. Backward Children"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-02

matching the colors with til
scheme Of your rooms, or by buy.
ling older pieces and refnishinf
them.
Whatever style Of furniture
you choose. you win be certain
mot TO spoil the final effect Of
your re-done apartment II you
are careful TO select pieces which
are scaled to at your rooms.
Large. high-ceilinged rooms re-
uuire tall. well-balanced pieces,
while small rooms require low,
compact pieces In order to look
their best.
Revolving spice tray There Is
o story that on the wan in the
ONCE Of one highly placed figure
Is . sign which says. "Just keep
going around In circles and even-
tually ycu1l become q big wheel. /"
The trend. particularly in
apartment kitchens, Is toward
making everything 60 around in
circles. BY installing revolving
shelves in refrigerators and by
putting lazy susans in kitchen
cupboards.
One Of the most useful and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-02

least expensive Of these rsyolvinl
devices Is q spice tray. ThiI
consists Of q ball-bearing turn
table on which you set meta
Ipizza pie pan.
A pie pan Is inches in dia.
meter Is large enough TO hold 81
your spices. vinegar, peanut but.
ter and other items used fire.
|Quently. "A touch Of your ringer
Us all you need to adial3 the
wanted item right 70 your finger
tips.
There Is & variety Of ball
bearing turntables as well 81
trays which can be set or at-
tached to them to ut any spe-
cial needs you might have. They
are especially effective in deer
corner cupboards where It Is yir-
tually impossible to reach small
items in back.
More closet space-'Every
time ] buy something new
have to throw out something
already have. There's q lirnti
to how much you can store IN
an apartment. and I've reached
that limit"
Does that type Of statement
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colors these days that It is 4
temptation TO use q, large number
Of them. But you will get q bet
ter eject II you limit the NUM-
Der Of colors used throughout
your apartment to three or four,
One way to get & colcr-co-
ordinated effect, and still use Z
number Of your favorites, Is tc
plan so that one color appears
In every room. For example, u
the walls Of the living room are
dark green, this same color can
be repeated In the bedroom rug,
the bathroom towels, and the
kitchen color accents. The walls
Of each room can then be Of diff
ferent colors, 30 long as they
blend or contrast wen with the
key color.
After the long stint Of do-it-
|yourselfing comes the most en-
joyable part Of all--selecting any
new rugs, furniture or curtains
|you win need.
II your enthusiasm for deco.
rating is still strong. you can GEL
. charming. inexpensive effect
BY buying implanted pieces, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-02
APARTMENT FORUM
By NORMA and DON

Redoing an older apartment
Many old customs and habit;
have differed to new modes 81
living and to new designs Il
apartments during recent years
Young marrieds who have ar
tistic talent. limited funds and
unlimited energy, can find that
the job Of doing over an older
apartment Is q rewarding ex-
perience.
Although it may seem that
you would make faster progress
II you rush to buy your favorite
color Of paint and begin on the
living room walls, you win be
sure to get q better final effort
II you make o complete plan
working out details on q scaled
sketch Of the floor plan.
Do the big jobs first. Perhaps
you want to box In exposed
pipes. conceal the old, steam
radiators, or built window seats
which double for storage.
While these are taking shape
you viii have time to study and
plan the colors and textures you
wish to use for walls, floors and
furniture.
Once these major projects are
finished. you viii be free to be-
gin the most exciting part Of the
Notwithstanding your rooms
with color. In many older apart
ments you can use any colors you
Want-citron yellow to bring the
Illusion Of sunlight to dark
corners, or greens and browns
Tor q pleasant. woodsy feeling.
Inere are so many beautiful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-02

sound familiarf Actually. v.
have heard it recently from PEG.
|ple who live In small houses 4.
wen as IN apartments. The
search for extra storage area /,
almost universal.
One trick which you can use
to add storage area to your
closets Is to attach . perforated
board to the inside Of the closet
door. The perforated board, us
ually made out Of some conpo-
siticn material. has holes about
q half-inch apart.
You can make hooks out 81
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extra wire coat hangers to III
into the holes wherever you need
them. thus turning the back Of
your closet door into Z handy
area for hanging hats, jackets,
ties and other lightweight APP
parel.
Evening star., 1956-12-16
December l6. 1856

Don't hesitate to introduce your
self. The other person may long :"
know who you are.
II you tip over the punch Dowi q
drOp q glass or make some otnet
slip, don't panic. Try to keep the
noise and confusion to minimum.
Report the accident to the hostess
If it's that important. Don't iee
your mishap destroy fun or drama
tize it.
Don't keep your date waiting
while you talk or reminisce with Oiu
friends. Once you notice an lmpa-
tient sign from your date. sCars
moving If you don't. you may nave
to go looking far and long for row
ing partner.
Use common sense il your date
turns out to be social misfit. some
FPS Impossible PerSonS) become
loud and boorish, embarraSs you
and ruin the party. Don't try 70
handle any real problem case by
yourself. Ask the help of a depend-
able friend. In an emergency, eau
your parents. To foreStan crises,
team up with a group or another
couple so you won't be helpleSSly
alone at a dire moment.
(copyrighL 1851
Evening star., 1956-12-16
By KITE TURMELL

At this holiday time Of year. as
is natural. you are looking forward
TO gay times. fun. and happiness.
But don't let yourself get keyed up
so high that the whole vacation
win be ruined II there's some dis
appointment. Always expect the
unexpected.
There are many situations"
that may confront you at parties.
but II you apply base rules of cor
rect conduct and courtesy, you can
ease your way out.
II your partner dances with the
grace Of q near-sighted elephant.
conceal any signs Of distress. But
keep in mind that most poor dam
GERS know their weakness and us
ually make some apology. That's
your opportunity to make a friend
lin self-defenSe. Encourage your
Evening star., 1956-12-16
Overwhelming
Course Pays Off

Driver-training courses yield Q
quick dividend in Virginia schools.
When q teen-age boy completes
classroom instruction in driving in
Arlington schools. . five per cent
reduction in automobile liability
insurance rates IS awarded on the
family car
Another five per cent reduction
is available after the boy completes
his behind-the-wheel instruction
These cuts apply only In families
which include male drivers below
the aee Of IS who drive the family
car
Arlington this year is setting
record for registration in the
driver -training course. Nearly COO
students are expected to complete
the behind the-wheel course before
June An ninth-graderS take the
classroom course.
Evening star., 1956-12-16
TEEN ETIQUETTE
Expect Situations

partner to talk about dancing. Offer
to teach the step for the few min
utes you are together. Go to the
side to do 1t to avoid embarrass-
ment.
IL you think your partner would
like to stop dancing, make il easy
for him-Or her. BY tradition. the
girl is the one to suggest a couple
stop dancing before the music halts.
But teen-age customs permit a boy
to mention it. In either case, do it
AUTOMATICALLY. Suggest you go get
some punch-or sit the dance out
to join friends. to watch other
dancers, or to talk about some par
ticular subject.
IT'S possible that in the course OF
q party you may become a tempo
rary wallfIOwer but don't try to hide
when that happens. Look around.
Head for any group activity. If you
spot some other solitary soul, chat.
Evening star., 1956-12-16

n the man who made this ques-
non famous doesn't know what's
bchind that green door. who does?
Maybe you do.
Puzzled, like lot of other people.
about the mystery. asked singer
I'm Lowe. whose recording OF
-urren Door" has sold one-and-a-
hAlf million copies. TO tell me the
answer,
Jim doesn't know. his publisher
Doesn't know and the SOngwriters
spselveS don't know. Here's how
sCSme about:
The tune had been kicking
around tile publishers office for
sone time. Jim. who writes a lot
e his own stun. tried to put words
- the tune. Nothing worked
Then the publisher assigned a
couple Of contract writer's named
Marvin Moore and Bob Dayie 10 the
bob Tie said he wanted = novelty
number that Jim Lowe could record
and suggested they try 20 work out
. mystery" song for him.
AiAG R0hAS4lCAs liaAAAt NtANSAAs
Sc = hit mystery OF his own
about six years ago called The
Thtng Remember itg
Moore and Dayie figured. what's
more mysterious than a door. Is
pscially one YOU can't set thrOugh9
Jim Lowe had recorded an earlier
number. Close the Door. They're
Coming in the Window That
spanked the idea
Green was the obvio0S color. be-
cause it'S the most mysterious. the
most challenging. they said,
Then they wrote in a barfclhouSe
piano that keeps playing behind the
They had people goinG IN
and Out the door And they had an
syrban peeping out around Il,
me singer keeps watching the
door but he can't get In.
As jun Lowe SAYS. 1t bugs the
guy because they won't let him IN
The srass Is always greener on the
other side and he's irrttated because
ne can't set there
There's nothing special about Tins
49, Jim SAYS Everybody has a
tifku door IN his life
not Records has received thou
sands Of queries about the door. but
Evening star., 1956-12-16

has no ready answers. Privately.
Dot executives have . couple Of
theories. One Is that the only
thing behind the green door Is
something the same color-money.
Another answer iS-Elvis PreSley's
Sideburns.
Have you got q better answer II
YOU have. send IL to TEEN. Wen
print the best ones.
Evening star., 1956-12-16
TOP TEEN TUNES
Jim Loves Green Door

BY HARRY BAcAS

Midnight. one more night pithoHt
sleeping.
watching 'fl the morning comes
creeping.
4reH Door. whaf'S that secret
you're keeping?