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Smyrna times., 1957-09-26

Commerce Street is now ma
cadamized from Delaware Street
TO the Four Corners. Another Sec
ton was thrown open to the pub
lie Monday and many compli-
ments were passed upon it, espec-
tally by those who have occasion
TO use the thoroughfare. Any inn
provement would have been re-
ceived with favor, but the new
macadam system so far surpasses
any attempt at road building in
Smyrna, that the public are CIV
ing praise to Smyrna Council and
encouraging them to continue the
good work until all the streets of
Smyrna are macadamized.
The two year franchise of the
Smyrna, Kent County and Della
ware Bay Traction Company
granted by the Smyrna Town
Council expired yesterday. Much
30 the surprise of several, Super
vising Chief Engineer j. w. En-
dean did not appear before the
meeting of the Council Friday ev-
ening to ask for a renewal but
before the expiration of the char
ter yesterday, Mr.. Endean made
application to President Reynolds
and Secretary Grieves which will
be brought up for consideration
at the next regular meeting of
Council.
Miss Mildred Lee Lewis, young
er daughter of Former State Sem
ator and Mrs. R. H. Lewis, and
Rev. John w. Long, member of
The Central Pennsylvania Metho-
dist Conference, were united in
marriage at ten o'clock yesterday
morning at the home of the
brides parents, on North State
street, Dover, by Kew. DeShleldS
Mrs. John p. LeFevre, who has
been making an extended visit tc
Fort Porter, N. Y. and Pittsburg
Pa, has returned. Mr.. ]. P. Le-
Fevre, who was with her in Pitts
burg, has gone on a business trip
80 Ohio.
Rev. G.. Valerie Gilreath, rec
tor of st. Peters Church, who is
also a delegate to represent the
Diocese of Delaware, left Saturday
with Mrs. Gilreath and his two
children, Mary and Sherman, for
Richmond, where they will So
journ for three weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. w. S. Gardner
left Monday for a trip to the
Smyrna times., 1957-09-26
First Presbyterian Church

The First Presbyterian Church,
the Rev. o. c. Jones, minister,
announces the following services
for Sunday Sept. 20: Morning
Worship, IL ann; Sunday School,
10 am. Rally Day will be OBJ
served during the Sunday School
hour. The Missionary Society will
meet on Monday evening at s
o'clock. Mrs. Vernon Westfall and
Mrs. Harold Senger are in charge
of the program. The annual sum-
mer offering will be received at
this meeting. World Wide Com
munion will be observed on Sun
day, Oct. 6 at IL am. The Young
Married Couples Glass meets on
Oct. 6 at 8 pm. Teachers of the
Sunday School will meet tonight
at 7:30 o'clock in the schoolroom.
Smyrna times., 1957-09-26
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
SO YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old nles Of
corresponding week, as near
date OF this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature Of the
Times. win call to mind people
and events OF the older genera
esoa-
Smyrna times., 1957-09-26
The Oldest Bank in Delaware

Deposits up to $4,000 insured by the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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serve the public interest. In
dustry comment was invited.
Zenith said in a statement
filed with the commission yes
terday that the most sig
nificant fact" brought out in
the various comments filed
with the commission since July
Is is that subscription TV is
inevitable no matter what
action the commission takes in
this proceeding"
The only question, Zenith
said, is whether subscription
TV would be used by the
broadcast industry to expand
its services and better serve the
American public or whether
a delay in authorizing it for
broadcast stations will lead to
establishment of wired nv.
That, it said. could well de
stroy TV as we know it."
Establishment of wired TV,
Zenith said, could make exist
ing broadcast service obsolete,
since entire service from stu
dio to home could be handled
by the American Telephone
and Telegraph Co. as it now
handles telephone service.
TV piped by direct wire into
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Released Scholar
Flying Beck to U.S..

JAKARTA. July % (P.-Lu-
Glen Ira zamorsky. Ford Foun-
dalton scholar from Moline
H.. left by plane for the
United States today after be-
ing detained two months by
Indonesian military police.
No formal charge was ever
filed against him but foreign
ministry officials said he was
arrested May 10 for "practicine
medicine on Halmahere u.s.
land) without a license" A
Communist member of Parlia-
ment and Communist news
papers accused him of illegal
and suspected activities"
A 32-year-old anthropologist,
Mr.. Zamorsky was studying In
donesian folklore. He was ar
rested while gathering material
for a book on the folkways of
the region.
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Marine Officer
Held in Theft

LAS VEGAS, New, July %
PA Marine officer with SIS
in his possession was booked at
Clark County Jail here after
telling authorities he had abb
seconded with $4,000 in Gov
eminent money.
The FBI said Capt. George
Henry Willers last night stated
that he had dipped into the
till two times" at the disburs-
ing ONCE OF the Marine Corps
lst Division at Camp Pendleton.
Calf.
Ofhcers said Capt. Willers
80. had in his possession when
arrested loaded AS automatic
They said he told them:
I should have killed myself
with it,"
Capt. Willers was booked on
suspicion of carrying a con-
cealed weapon and as wanted
for other Jurisdictions"
The FBI said a check Of
Camp Pendleton funds is being
made.
The agent in charge here
said Capt. illerS told him he
had the combination to the
safe in the disbursine once
and had helped himself to
Government funds to see IL he
could make money gambling in
order to pay of a lot of bills
Capt. Willers said he, his wife
and family live in Oceanside.
near the camp.
The FBI said Capt. WillerS
said he took $13, 900 on july IA
came here. and lost it. and
then helped himself to another
$4,000 yesterday.
When he was down to his
last IS he told a deputy as
signed to the swank resort
motel where he was stayine
that he had absconded with
the money. The sheriff's Office
FBI. " 'Ae
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Sid, |mogene
End Tv Row

NEW YORK, July % (P.-
Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca
are reported planning a TV re-
Cancellation this fall.
The comedy team split up
three years ago amid tears.
confusion and explanations.
The New York Herald Tri-
bune reported today that Mr..
Caesar has confirmed he is
dickering for a new half-hour
show with Miss Coca.
1T will be condensed form
Of Caesars Hour" he was
quoted as saying. I'm not at
liberty to say at this time
where it'll be shown because
nothing's been finalized as yet.
I'm happy that Imogene will
be with me-"
Miss Coca is currently ap-
pearing at Detroit in a road
show of the play Janus" Mr..
Caesars show was dropped by
NBC last month because of
dwindling audience ratings.
The split between Mr.. Cae-
sar and Miss Coca in 1854
was officially reported as ami
cable" by NBC. But there were
numerous reports that Miss
Coca was considerably upset
and said she had been given no
warning Of the move by Mr..
Caesar.
Mr.. Caesar took on Nanette
Fabray as his wife" on his
hour-long show. When that
marriage" also went on the
rocks, he teamed with Janet
Blair.
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Code Enforcement
Eused in Project

Housing Division director
Milton Dulin has backed away
from strict housing code en-
forcement in the city's model
renewal project in the vicinity
OF the Adams and Morgan
schools.
This area is bounded roughly
by Sixteenth, Irving and Har-
ward streets NV. and Rock
Greek Park.
Mr.. Dulin told the Urban Re-
newal Operations Committee
yesterday that presence of in
spectors with orders to clean
up the area might hinder vol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-23
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. c. low couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, Ddit three
tuH days and receiUe the
license on the NTH day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Richard X. corhin, 81, Portervi,i. d.
s sna PesGy a. wristn. 81. 1887 Gar.
Thomas Peay. 90. and Masuie Hunt.r.
81, both Of $40 18th ri,
Charles NJ. Fletcher. 80, 4s3 I. u. NV
and Lucy Bantley. 30. HOS eth ct
james d Potter. "a. Laurel. Nd, and
Matvslla D. Adkins. 20. silver
Gilbert johnson. ST.. 81. 500 4. capi-
tol st.. and Bonita J. Wynn. 10. 46th
Frank =. Mcknight, 10, SeoS and .,
Rw.aa and Dolores stallinss. 10, III
Richard : Robertson, ~. Bowie, Nd.
and Betty l. Bcteler, %, Hyattsville
Richard c. Hushss. "a. Philadelphia.
and Nancy L. DodSe. ~. 22ls Ksar.
BeS N. Kennard. ST.. II. Landovsr
Hills Nd. and Janet N wills. IL,
Hyattsville. Nd
Mex r Ear d,; Ss pA re saI e. ns Mar
Kenneth NJ Lumsden. IS saueue
Mass. and Dorothy A. Hansen 90
Hyattsville. Nd
Marian BiliewieS. % $3.50 Mt Pleas
ant ~ NV, and Alice x Groom, -
i.nss cisstaa. ~. ana H.,,, N
Andersen. Is, both 81 Arlington. We
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untary citizen participation
Committee members. many Of
whom feel housing code en-
forcement should 60 hand-in-
hand with citizen effort, took
no action on his report.
The committee also received
word that the Bryan School
Parent Teachers Association
had agreed to pay for the 81
window panes broken in the
school during the past year
Window breakage at Bryan de-
clined u per cent under the
1856 total. owing mainly tc
neighborhood efforts to educate
youngsters to dangers of van
dalism, said Edward Flickinger
executive secretary of the COM
mittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-23

PORTLAND, Greg. = About
1867 pig iron was first produced
on the West Coast, near Port
land.
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Zenith Fears Monopoly
In Delay on Pay N

The Zenith Radio Corp delay by the Communica-
tons Commission in authorizing subscription eevision might
lead to wired TV and telephone company monopoly
The commission has decided had authorize
description TV and that experimental operations should be
conducted to determine whether the subscription plan would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-23

homes, Zenith said, would be
less efficient and more costly
than broadcast TV.
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To EaCh-Her Own
i'm MaidenfOrlll =.
Moidenform knows figures and fashions vory
in mony woys. designs bros for all!
A. Moidenette@-lifts with princess line.
Dainty loce insets add allure White cotton;
32-36. A, B; 34-38, 200
B. veT-TuFeG-elever v-shoped dots give
youthful lines; reinforced undercups lend
additional support. White cotton; 1916, A,
B; 34-3S,
c. ConeertoS 6-Woy-to wear regular, strop-
less, criss-cross, Iow-cut scoop, set wide or
narrow Foam rubber in lower half Of cup
lifts, maintains natural look. White cotton;
32-36. A, B; 34-39, 3.0S
D. Pre-Lude@-oives excellent separation
with contour band that curves up between
cups. Embroidered white cotton: 1898.
a, 3,
mot sketchedl
chensonette9-nost famous bro Of oil, hos
unique spoked-center stitched cup thot &C.
centuotes os il rounds White cotton. 1896.
A, B; 54-5s, c 200
observation-disclosures Floor. Both Stores
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LOO /" l.95 ya.

Black cottons Offer Greet Variety,
All Are Crease Resistins. Drip Dry:
.. So" Dumeri Black Pique Yord 100
So" DumoH Junior Birdseye Pique Yd, I.49
SO" Botes Disciplined Cotton Yard I.29
SO" Dunnori Wolfe Yord
So" Springs Broodcloth Yard 50e. 98c
SO" Black Indian Heed Yord 89c
SO" FloxisIe Irish Linen Yard 200
Kanns-Fdbrics-
Street Floor, Both Stores
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Miscellaneous

GIRLS ROADMASTER BIKE; ex-
cellent condition: $25, or best offer.
LU. 2-9044 after 9 am.
FOR SALE-2 party dresses, pink,
green; worn once; size 9; reason
able. 10. 7-0ls0.
ADMINISTRATORS, normal; cages,
breeders. babies and equip; reason
able. RIA. $3.50.
MISSING-One valuable man, name
of Chuck; in vicinity of Flower ave.
and Piney Branch I'd. Owners very
unhappy and promises to drive
more carefully If found.
MARTY-I hope you had a good time
last night. Remember l2/22/56.-
JIM.
IT'S TRUAL WINS. The Tab Red
legs rap Roberts, 10 to 4, behind
Greg and THE Odd "-McMILLAN
BILLY F. OF MANASSAS-"I'm all
shook up" because we've going
steady" Love. GAY.
TAPE RECORDER, portable, good
condition, SIS Teletro; with tape;
$35. Call Bucky, 10. $500.
LEROY-"I'm Stickin' With You" be-
cause think you're Fabulous" and
II Like Your Kind of Love. Love va,
GINGER
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Greetings


HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Jan. At last you
are a teen-ager. Love from Nom,
Dad and Monte.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Anneliese. The
sweetest girl know. Love. EDDIE.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to a great
Nom and Dad on the oath. LARRY
AND CAROL.
DADDY - Happy Birthday to the
most wonderful father in the world.
Love. MARY, JIM AND PHIL.
BOBBY U.-Congratulations on get
ting your new carl There1l be no
more "Walkin' After Midnight"
Love va. SANDY C.
LEONA-Happy birthday to a real
great kid. Lots of luck. Love val
MERYL AND PHYLLIS
RICHIE-Happy birthday on June
20. Have q ball at camp. Love yal
PHYLLIS AND MERYL.
MON AND Congratulations on
your Goth anniversary. Your the
most wonderful parents in the
world-SUE CLARK.
MARQUERITE-Ha 10th birth
day to a wonderful friend. Keep
smiling?? From your mouthly
cousin. CAROLYN.
CONGRATULATIONS to all the kids
that graduated Paul. Sorry. I miss
1t. RUTHY.
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Teens Vomiting Jobs

FOR EXCELLENT TIPPING at rea-
sonable rates, call LA. 6-8777. daily,
after o'clock.
JOE WANTED-Girl, 16, desires Of
nee (no typing). sales. or hospital
work during summer. Phone SIP.
3-6717.
JOB WANTED-Colored high school
graduate (boy) desires job: depend
able and trustworthy. AID. 4-7658.
RADIO or other electronic work; full
or part time. KEN LADY, JU.
5-12lO. Al
HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR desires baby
sitting or other summer job.
SHARON BOYER, JU. 5-1873.
TEEN-AGE male stenographer would
like to work in small ONCE; can be
reached this No.: Fleetwood 1890.
EXPERIENCED WHITE BOY, honor
student u6), would like to tutor,
10th grade and under. WO. 6-4784.
SUMMER JOB WANTED by boy. II,
high school senior: stockboy, helper.
Phone 10 $3.50.
WANTED-Baby-s jobs. eve
nings and Saturdays. Call JUDY,
ia. 8-4547
YOUNG MAN u6) desires summer
job. I speak Spanish fiuently: I
read and write 1t. I'm lOth-grade
student. Call OIL 6-7148.
FULL or part-time work wanted by
l5-year-old boy, in ne. area. Phone
III. 6-e416.
YOUNG GIRL would like job tipping
in evening for small firm or small
businessman, or an evening baby
sitting job; some experience. ia.
9-1537.
JR. II. GRADUATE with straight AS
wants work: Chinese girl. Call
JANE, AID. 1882, 10 to noon or
ST. pm.
16-YR.-OLD high school student de-
sires tipping. filing or clerical work:
neat, accurate. WO. 6-3706.
CAPABLE GIRL, l6 yrs, desires baby
sitting jobs, North Arlington area.
Call TEDDY, IA. 2-7750.
YARD, housework, minor repairs, or
other work: experienced in garden
work: NV. and Takoma Park area.
KEN LADY, JU. 5-221O.
17-YEAR-OLD SENIOR, majoring In
art; like to work with children, or
other work related to art; or un-
related, as salesgirl or office clerk.
RIA. 6-O14O
SOPH. BOY, age 15-Full or part
time summer job as helper, stock
boy or messenger .(preferably in
me- area. LIONEL, LU. 2-496I.
SUMMER JOB WANTED - Young
man, IL. senior in high school, will
consider any offer; honor student
and a hard worker Can supply ref
erences. Please cali KE. S-6934.
HARD-WORKING GIRL (colored)
desires baby-sitting or light house
work or both. to earn money for
school; experienced: age IA. RA.
6-5078
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

CONGRATS and best wishes to Arnie
Rome and Howard Rosen on their
birthdays LANGLEY AZA.
BRUCE CLARK-Happy birthday on
your 9Th birthday, June Is. SUE.
JIhIMY-Best of luck on your 18th
birthday yesterday. NANCY.
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WANTED-More dedications for Rick.
q wonderful guy who deserves
themll An admiring ROCK60ITE.
DEAR BETTY LYNDA you know
that you could learn and improve
your tipping in your own home on
your own typewriter for only 81
week2 First payment starts in Au-
gust Absolutely no down payment.
For more information ask Mother
and Dad to call me now at ia.
$4,000 and get your typewriter this
week. BY the time school reopens
we will be way ahead with our typ
ing. Best regards. BARRY. P.S.:
Remember to tell all the gang
about this too. CAN me now. ia.
$4,000
FELIS FRIGIDIS Bobo Rickmano
salutem dicit. Nobis amabimus tie,
versa in saxo sexaginto "Dandelio-
mum. VALE.
MICHELE-Good luck and best wishes
in your new home.-THE GIRLS.
CHEVY 40 club cpe.; r. and h., good
tires; 500 or best offer. OIL. 2-6429.
FENDER SKIRTS for Ford 49, 81;
$11. jackson TOLL.
NJ. M.-IHAGAME Ell favorl No olvida
listed escribir mi este verano Con
TODD mi aipor.J. r.
DAVE INGLE = Happy birthday
though. day late.-The North
Springfield Floorwashers.
PONTIAC ~ 8-cyl.; ~ race cam. new
valves, duals, milled head and dual
ign. and coil, mtr. in peri. eond.. int.
in excel. cond., body needs paint:
also tires; sacrifice, $125. SOUTH
5-4752
FOR SALE-F1ute, good condition;
500. Call PA. 5-3057, ask for ELSIE.
ATTENTION SIZE 12s-various sum-
mer dresses. skirts, blouses and suits,
in excellent condition.; reasonable.
Call evenings, RIA. 6-8341.
FOR SALE-Lawn-Boy rotary power
mower. 49,; good condition; best
reasonable offer. OIL. 2-7114
/ WOULD LIKE A COPY Of The
Magic Vouch." Good condition. Call
MARGIE, LO 7-9228.
FOR SALE - 4-cylinder Fiat, fF4)
engine. Recently overhauled; $25
or best offer. BOB. LU. 2-1345.
LOST-Real cute male human, Is,
in the Navy, answers to the name
Of Glen b. II found call DIANA.
ARIENA-Can't you let by-gones be
by-gones2 You can get my address
from Bubbles" THAT GIRL.
SUMMER TEEN HOP, st. Mary's
Piscataway Hall, Wednesdays, June
IS through August %. SILL pm:
Latest records.
GOODBYE TO ALL MY FRIENDS
at Greenbelt and East Riverdale.
IN never forget you. KAY E. F.
DAVE F.-Had fun on Saturday at
the beach. Hope you did too. See
you this summer, hope. PAT.
TROPICAL FISH AND ANGELS, /
beta, zebra. 10 gal. tank, breed
ing tank, filters, pump, heater,
light. misc; $40 or best offer. IA.
7-72O6.
HI-FI RECORD CHANGER. s-speed
Garrard RC-80 with wood base, As
rpm. spindle, extra head: $40 or
best offer. IA. 7-7206.
RONNIE WHY Don't You Believe
Me?" "It's You I Love" "On My
Word of Honor" II Have Only One
Love" "I1l Be True to You"
Cause You're My Dream."-CON-
ME H.
WANTED-Someone with Elvis Pres
ley record who would be willing to
trade for more popular records such
as Byei Byei Lowell Call 10. 1894.
JENNY-Hope you are still my Little
Darlin'." See you at B.J.H. TIM b.
Greetings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday Sunday following Ads received
late will appear following Sunday
additional
PLACE: Write
telephone then
ADS. The Sunday Star. WASHINGTON. D G
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Record Requests


RICK-Please dedicate Fabulous" by
Charlie Oracle and "Teen-ager's
Romance" from JIM c.. to his one
and only Emily M. Rick, / dig
Rock-6O the most.
RICK-Play "Over the Mountain -
MY Dream" and "Stardust" for
Ann F. from ALLAN e.
RICK, play over the Mountain" for
Milky" and your record spinner
bill" on June "a. Enjoy your show.
Thanks, CHARLOTTE.
RICK-Please play 81 Just Don't
Know" for Dana J. and all his slim
trim chicks from his Jealous lover"
RICK-Please dedicate "Teen-ager's
Romance" to two fabulous" boys,
Jim and Rick, from MICHELE
AND DEE DEE.
RICK-Some Monday, please dedicate
"Dandelion" to a Special Girl" I'm
"An Shook Up" about and hope
she'll be my Party Doll" JOE, an
admirer Of her. ps
RICK-Please play Short Fat Fanny"
to Louisa from BRECK.
RICK-Please dedicate TOO Much"
and Love Makes You Fail in
School to JEANNE w.-DICK S.
RICK Please play Short Fat
Fanny" for Junior from BOOTSIE
and David from LINDA.
RICK-rlease play Street of Memo
ries" by the Tyrones for Ruth, Gary
and the rest of the Tyrones.
RICK-Please dedicate short Fat
Fanny" to Sandy, who's going to
forget all about me while at the
beach. LONESOME MAC,
RICK-Please play Teddy Bear" for
Marianne. It's our second (month)
anniversary by now. YOUR REBEL
WITHOUT A CAUSE.
RICK-Please dedicate ats You I
Love-" Il Like Your Kind Of Love"
and MY Dream" to Ed because
he's fabulousl I y PINT.
RICK = Please dedicate "Bye-Bye
Love" on Monday night to Steve
from his girl who misses him.
STEVIE.
RICK-Please play q blues for Jeanne
and Karen, because Rita, q Fan
fabulous" friend, is "Gone."
RICK-Like show? Please play Elvis'
Loving You" for Carole q. from
FOR RICK. the mostest of the disc
jockies. spin sound for yourself.
PAT s.
RICK-Please dedicate Teddy Bear
to Gary from NANCY.
RICK-Please dedicate Fabulous on
Monday night to Sigma Delta and
Gamma. who are fabulous. STEvIE.
RICK-On Monday. please needle
"Searchin' for Tex" the best
looking girl at Mclean. AS for me,
IT Just Don't Know" BILL.
RICK AND MILT-Please dedicate
"Bye-Bye Love" to Johnny from
KAREN III really miss him.
BOB AND MILT - Please dedicate
Dolly McVay's swell record to Mrs.
Sfarnas, from Fran, Marie, Louise,
Cynthia and Dolores, on June IS.
MILF OR RICK-Please dedicate
young Blood" to Annette from
JIM ".
MILT-Please play Love viii Make
You Fail In School," to the Omega
MALT-Please ded. Love Letters in
the Sand" to Shelly X. from JUDY
c., who have been going steady for
months, on June IS.
ded. over the Noun
TAIN" for my one-and-only, Charlie,
from DONNA.
ded. I'm the Still of the
Night" to Cindy B., from BARRY
c., who likes her.
you play "over the
Mountain" on Monday, for the cute
girls on your show. JOHNNY.
ded. Going Steady"
and '"Teen-Ager's Romance" to the
sweetest, Bobby R., from CAROL S.
dedicate ON Monday
Teddy Bear" to o $50 Rare" little
blond, Darlene K.-From DAVID.
MILT GRANT - Please dedicate
Short Fat Fanny TO Marie and
Breeze from ReRe.
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Important Notice
On Summer Employment

All teen employment ads are
3 classified under the headings Of
"Teens Wanting Jobs" and "Teen
Help Wanted" All teen-ageEs
seeking employment may use this
classification at teen ad rates.
Employers may advertise for teen
ayers for summer work at regular
classified rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-21

Perfect for your automatic
washer for faster and
more efficient washing and
rinsing. Limit IL to a Gus
toner. NO DEALERS.
Milford chronicle., 1957-05-31
Shop HOstesses

Shop Hostesses for the week OF
Friday, May 31st to Thursday, June
9Th:
Friday, May 31st - afternoon,
Mrs. J. j. Pearce; Evening, Mrs.
William Dellinger.
Saturday, June st-afternoon,
Mrs. Charles Lundstedt, Mrs. Hal
let Vinyard; evening. Mrs. Finley
Jones
Sunday. June 2-afternoon, Mrs.
Hoey Farrow; evening. Mrs. Gill
bert Murphy, Miss Dorothy Der
rickson.
Monday, June 3rd-afternoon,
Mrs. Carol Short, Mrs. Howard
French; evening, Mrs. William
CIendaniel
Tuesday, June 4th-afternoon,
Mrs. Nelson Hall, Mrs. William
Thompson.
Wednesday, June 5th-afternoon,
Mrs. Ed Steiner, Mrs. John MCGEE;
evening, Mrs. Dallas Kitchens.
Thursday, June 6th-afternoon,
Mrs. Harry Frankel, Mrs Robert
Mercer; evening, Mrs. Chas. Kicker.