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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
|Nireinio Accepts
I'd Area Gridder

CHARLOTTESVILLE. May Is
Especially The University Of
Virginia has confirmed one and
announced another Washington,
D. c.. area scholastic football
player who will attend the uni
versity in the fall.
The new name is Carl Baker,
a lineman who starred at Maury
High in Norfolk and then at
Bulls Prep In Silver Spring, Md.
Quarterback Wayne Ballard Of
Washington-Lee High in Arling-
ton admitted his intentions last
week end and the university since
has confirmed his acceptance.
Baker. 6-foot-l and 223
pounds. was an All-Eastern Dis
Itrict second team player at Maury
in 1854 and then played at Bulls
for two years.
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ATCHISON'S
ANGL
BY LEWIS r. ATcHIsoN

BALTIMORE, Meg 1e.-A dis
turbing report that Willie Har-
tack acted swell-headed during
Derby week at Churchill Downs
was secuted by Chick Lang as
vigorously as a Dutch housewife
taking q broom to a stray cat.
The charge was not serious,
merely that Willie was irritable
and abrupt in his conversation
with some writers after finishing
second on Gen. Duke to Federal
Hill in the Derby Trial. A couple
thought the little rider from the
coal regions Of Pennsylvania was
unnecessarily curt.
Maybe he was q little edgy,"
said Lang, who has been Har-
Itack's agent since he hit the big
apple. but everybody was-and
you couldn't blame EN-"
Maryland racing writer's,
who have known Hartack since
long before he became q name"
jockey. wouldn't believe the re-
port.
HE would have had a big
head long before this If he was
going high hat" one noted. But
he's not that kind of boy"
Derby week. of course, is q try
ing week for one and all, writer's,
jockeys. trainers and track ON
Gals. Tempers do become
strained and feelings often are
bruised, but next day everybody
Is as cordial as a long shot
political hopeful.
Lang. who had a ringside seat
at the Derby, said he was amazed
at the restraint Trainer Jimmy
Jones displayed in dealing with
touring writer's, for whom the
Derby is their one racing expert
ence Of the year. The regulars
who know the score are no more
trouble. They can get dope
in 10 minutes with q trainer
than the uninitiated can in 10
days. It's the inexperienced who
unwittingly cause trouble.
Unfamiliar with q colts back
ground, stable personnel and
record. but diligent in digging
out every possible nugget of in
formation. one-shot writer's can
be a hairshirt to a trainer, or
anybody connected with a stable.
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NEW YORK, May 10 (R.-
Floyd Patterson stands ready To
defend his world heavyweight
title in a New York ball park
in July against anybody in the
world" preferably Tommy (Hur-
ricane) jackson.
Emil Lence, former Brooklyn
promoter. has been designated
BY Gus D'Amato. Patterson's
manager, as the independent
promoter to break the Interna-
tional Boxing Clubs grip on the
heavyweight throne.
D'Amato named Lence as the
first of many independents who
will be able to use Patterson as
he made his formal break with
the IBC.
Patterson will not have one
defense-but at least several and
not in the New York area alone, I"
said D'Amato yesterday ct q
news conference.
Neither the man he named as
his New York area" promoter
nor the heavyweight champion
was present.
Les Aries, q television con-
sultant. Is making the rounds
trying to sell q heavyweight de-
tense to the TV networks. The
price is $500. 900 with no
opponent yet named.
Aries was associated with
Lence when the New York dress
manufacturer ran weekly TV
shows ct Eastern Parkway Arena
In Brooklyn.
There was more than . hint
last night that Jackson. the
No. / contender in both Ring
Magazine and National Boxing
Association ratings. would be
tough to sign.
mo offer had been made. "
said Lippe Breidbart. Jackson's
manager. I'm my opinion the
properly promoted. should
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Friends Netmen
Blank St. james,
End London Reign

Landon Schools l0-year reign
as tennis champion Of the Inter-
state Academic Congerence came
TO an end yesterday as Sidwell
Friends completed It's league
schedule unbeaten and won the
title for the FIRST time since lo45.
Friends didn't lose q set while
scoring q TO shutout on It's own
court over st. James Of Hagers-
town yesterday. The Quakers'
earlier league victories we're
against Landon. st. Adams and
st. Andrews.
,.! saFl s;,. scny.r'.Ts .nn, T Nd. e;
tFI defeated Reed, 04-1. DO; TONI
81: govouth Mons ~ defeated Seller
gwl. 60; Glen Adams ~ defeated
Doubles = Thompson Master -tF) De.
feated Biegs-Beils, 30, 60: DEL
Riee-ChTis Carpenter ~ defeated sener'
Curry. GIL, 81. W
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Cages Hurting
Gives DeMat|1a
Lead in P|ayoff

DeMatha and st. Johns High
led with their aces yesterday al
Turkey Thicket in the first game
of the Catholic League baseball
championship playoffs and De-
Matha took the lead in the best
Iof-three series.
The Stays, who breezed through
Division II Of the league unde-
feated, pitched Ernie Cage and
the slender Highlander, better
known for his exploits on the
basketball court, came up with q
three-hitter for a So victory over
Al Merritt. the Cadets top
hurler.
The second game will be played
at 2 pm. Sunday at Airlie Field
on Military road NV. A third
game. If necessary. will be played
lat 4 pm. Tuesday at Georgetown
Prep.
For Cage. the victory avenged
a 6-2 loss he took from st.
Johns early in the month in a
|non-league contest. The Cadets
play in Division l.
st. Johns started on yester-
day as though it was going to
drub Cage again, coming up
with two runs In the first in
ming on a walk. flelder's choice
and q triple by Paul Ciatti. The
Stays tied 1t in their half Of
the inning when a hit, walk
and flelder's choice produced
one run and Cages triple an
other
DeMatha put 1t away in the
fifth with q three-run rally
when Joe Quinn singled, Cage
walked. Tim Cleary doubled for
two runs and Benjie SPOTS
singled In Cleary.
Cage gave up only two hits
after the first inning. a single
to Leo Cristofoli in the second
and a single to Jim Farley in
the third. He struck out seven
and walked three.
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PIMLICO

Continued From Page C-1
won and the purse was worth
only $4,000.
With seven starters the Freak
ness will gross $l13.800. with the
winner netting $62.250. This is
$2l 900 less than Fabius earned
for Calumet last spring when he
beat the favored Needles.
Heavy workouts have been
completed by all Preakness colts.
Hirsch Jacobs supervised the last
important drill yesterday when
promised Land. a little gray colt
with big ideas. tipped on a
creditable seven-eights in l:242s.
Hirsch was satisfied and hope
full. The Preakness is one prize he
has never been able to win.
Bill Hartack continued his on
slaught on rich stakes yesterday
by winning the 500. 000-added
Black Eyed Susan Stakes with
Hal Price Headley's Pillow Talk.
a 3-year-old fllly who has aspira-
tons for the championship in
her division.
Bill was warming up for the
PreakneSs by winning the female
counterpart Of the classic, but
actually he had little work to do
except urge the free-running
miss in the final furlongs. Pill
low Talk led throughout and did
not have too much trouble turn
ing back Cain Hoy Stables Jota
Jota.
For Hartack, 1t was his 18th
stakes victory Of the year and
with the parade Of Calumet
champions going for him it looks
like an all-time record for an
American jockey. Eddie Arcaro
holds the stakes record with 40.
sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
checked in yesterday and will
supervise the finishing touches
for Bold Ruler before tightening
his girth for the PreaknesS.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

.s sS'S SssSa!s $ :'' v.u. .SS"l ST.
PoRT FAIRTiELD. Me.-pave Grant
SSs''n Rbs' ISs ES%S:sil. Jss
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GRADED HANDICAPS
FOR ROSECROFT
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

Rays Bonny. Sandra Jean.
Kent c.
2-S COTCH TITAN, w. r.
Spencer, Mays Daughter.
2-Pearl Law, Gay Louise. Miss
Helen Watson.
Scout Hanover. Fort Apache.
Sister Mack.
5-Eddie Brooke. Volo Dian, Ris-
ing Tide.
6-Susan York. Ednamite Hi-Le,
Esther @.
meadow Lands, Direct Wal
nut. Secret Brook.
8-Brewaway. Morning Surprise,
Red Jay.
LOngshot Daily DOuble-RUN-
NYMEDE VIOLA and BLUE
JACKET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16

Lsnsshe, Daily DeshIe=-BLAIR HAN
Best Bst-BLUEFIELD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16

sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
checked in yesterday and will
supervise the finishing touches
for Bold Ruler before tightening
his girth for the Preakness.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14


Mo.
Miss Hammer Is a graduate Of
Recent guests Of the G Fl. Fair
ners were Dr. and Mrs. A. A.
Fahrner and family. Of Hartsvlle.
S. G., Mrs. Dennis Moody. of
Marion N c., and Garland Fair
ner, Jr., Of Richmond. Dr.. and Mrs.
Fahrner also visited the Lewis New
tons.
Mrs Ruth Englert snent last week
end with her son. Roy T Enele
and Mrs Englert in Springfield
Among those who attended the
funeral Of Ernest Smith in Black
stone Saturday, were MS broher. L.
"a Smith. and sister. Mrs. T r.
Noel, and Mr. and Mrs. John Noel
and son, Eddie wins On Noel.
Walker Noel aid B Y Undertake
MI, and Ms. John W Brooks,
Jr.. and children Julie and Johnny,
Of Roanoke, will be guests Of Mrs.
Brooks parents. MF and Mrs /.
c Glenn, for the week end
pr and MRS. Franklin Fallwell
and four children, Of Harvard.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14

Miss Annie Lee Ross is spending
the summer months al her cottage
in Colorad9 Springs, Colo. and
studying at the fine arts center
there.
MI and Mrs, Robert Merritt arc
In Knoxville, Tenn. where nv Mef-
rift Is doing graduate work at the
University Of Tennessee. having
taken a years leave Of absence from
Lonewood COLLEGE
W j. Richardson. Jr-. Of Wash
ington. D Gil, visited his father w
J Richa dson, during the week end
en- route to Blacksburg.
MI and NJ s. John wilson ana
MS Cafia Keys attended the Wiz
gina Association Of Broadcasters
meeting in Richmond last week
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Mcintosh at-
ended the wedding Of MSS Frances
RoSenkrans to Charles witt in Char
lottesville Monday Miss Rosankrans
graduated from Longwood College
this month
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14

Longwood College, and is now do
ing graduate work at thu Univers-
ity Of Tennessee
Mr Smith Is an instructor III
psychology at Hampden-S Sydney
College and is associate director
Of the Presbyterian Guidance
Center at Hampden- Sydney. He
holds degrees from the University
of Dubuque IN Dubuque, Iowa,
and the University Of Missouri.
An August wedding il planned
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
| flernoon Ceremony Unites
Hiss Iutpin, Ed,Uin Patton

wartz, Of Long Island, N. Y. They
wore similar gowns Of white EN-.
broidered oreandy over pink and
matching pink bandeaux with
short wells. and carried fam
shaped bouquets Of burgundy car
nations.
Miss Kimberly Winston Hunt
niece Of the bride was flower
girl
Mr.. Patton Vas best man fol
his son Usaers were f. STILES
Patton Of Philadelphia, Pa. Will
liam Noble McSween, Of Newport,
Tenn, William Wilson Robinson
Of Haverford, Pa. Peter Kimberly
Bleakley. Of Franklin. Pa, David
Kent Beals Of Oklahoma City,
Okla and James Norton Crouch,
81 Merton Pa
A reception was held at Long
wood House following the cere-
mony
Mr. and Mrs. Patton will make
their home Ia Knoxville, Tenn.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
Piano Students
Present Recital

Piano students Of Martha Jane
Hart were presented in recital
June s.
On the program were Andrea
Jones, Nancy Farlav, Roy Goodwin.
Donna Riddleburger. Judy Dunn,
Rosetta Tuscan. Carolyn Decker
son. Susan Agee, Jimmy Scott.
Tasfy Farmer. Rebccca Paulson.
Barbara Smith Martha Carter
and Cec1lia Anderson.
Also playing were Margaret
Ann Holmes Mary Arlington.
Ann Scott. Dana Carol Dowdy.
Tom Fulcher Miriam Mcfarland
j. ] Gay, Betty Blain. Linda An
dreWs. Margaret Ann Stombock,
Ruth Doyne. Mary Charles john
son, Jerry Dowdy Nancy Gail
Gillian Brenda Dunn, Marilyn
Sheppard and Karen Bailey
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14

---- -7--1.-T 1I'1n T-nnIn No.
cama fhe brjda of Edwin PAM
patton ~ saturday nina 4 j
Til afternoon ceremony nerforra.ad
bg tbc Rev Samuel Lawrence
Balk. OF Fredericksburg. at Col
leee Church, IIampden- Sydney.
The bride il the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Allen Tur-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
Club Calendar

American Legion auxiliary Jack
Garland unit 80 Tuesday, June
l8, 3 p m. at Woman's club
house Installation Of officers by
Mrs. Charles G. Huether. past de-
partment president, of Hopewell
election Of delegates to depart
ment convention.
Farmville Presbyterian Women
of the Church - General meet
ing, Monday. June H. 5 p. m, at
the church. Mrs. J. B. Massey
speaker.
Business and Professional Wo-
mans club Thursday, June ID.
3 p. m. at Hotel Weyanoke.
Women of the Moose = Thurs
day June ID. 5 p m. Installation
Of officers
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14

MIR and Mrs. Mickey Hobart
and daughters. Rose Marie and Pa
tircia. are vacationing in Canada
Mrs. Price Atkins. Of Atkins. is
a guest Of her niece and nephew
Mr.. and Mrs S. W. Putney. Jr.
MSS Minnie Rodgers will leave
next week for Richmond where she
has accepted position with an in
surance company.
Mrs Maria Poole, OF Standards
vile. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S, w Putney
Jack fowler. Of Cumberland. Md,
visited his brothers, Walter fowler
and Eugene fowler, recently and
attended the commencement exer-
ciss at Hampden-Sydny College
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
('rute- Donaldson
Invitations Mailed

Mr. and mrs. Harry Bigler
Donaldson Of Roanoke, have is
sued invitations to the wedding Of
then daughter, Martha Jean. to
John Sheppard Crute. Jr, son Of
Mr. and ms Johns Crute. Of
Buckingham
The wedding Win take place at
g p m. Saturday. JUNE p, in
Christ Evangelical Luthern
church in Roanoke A reception
VIII De held following the cere-
mony IN the church social hall
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14

Dr and Ms Edgar G. Cannon
returned to Roanoke Wednesday
after visiting friends here for sew
eral days
Mn and MIS-. william Hoffman
ave visiting MIS-. Hofman's par
W.. Mr.. and Ms, George Richard
son III Bluefield. ". va. They with
visit relatives in Charleston, W va.
before returning home.
M and M.s. Mont Linkenauaer
VIII sons are spending the summer
al their home il Roanoke
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
Hamner-Smith Vows
To Be Said in August

Mr.. and Mrs. William Russell
Hammer, Of Norton, announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Patsy Jane, TO the Rev. Alvin Hall
Smith. son of the late Rev and
Mrs Arnold Smith, of St. Louis,
Mo
Miss Hammer Is a graduate Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
Moores Announce
Birth Of Son June /

DR.. and Mrs. Robert P Moore
Of Richmond, are the parents OF
a son. Robert Patrick Moore. Jr.,
born June l at Medical College
Of Virginia Hospital The Moores
have one other child, daughter
Ellen, 2
Grandparents are Or. and Mrs.
Ray Moore. Of Hampden- Sydney
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14

The marriage Of Mrs. Bessie
Midkiff Farley to j. Clyde True
hart. both Of Amelia, took place
June 6, at 2 p. m, at the resi-
dence Of the officiating minister.
the Rev. r. D. White
Mrs. John Ingram held small
reception for the couple at the
home Of the groom following the
ceremony.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
persona( Menfion


CAROLYN Rifle, Of Morgantown.
w va. IS spending the summer
with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
-
M. and Mrs. c. l. spurlock. Jr..
visited Mrs. c. l.. Spurlock. who is
patient at the Retreat for the
nc Il i 49,, III a,tandad III
;ra'.... I'LL ,,, <.,, Il r,.,,iaa.an .n;s
...aei. ~ '''7 Il -
,trs raoraa p,,zrora,d uas III
c,.as, III har do,,nh,ar NIL p.inh
Q ,,,or and faa, III II cb,.,attas
1t,ts ,ast weet I'LL VIVA TN III
'a~ M~e II Han and MD Nth
trrnina hama
MIS- VI A watson III, mrs =.
iM. IA" et, mrs. George Jarrett,
and NJ 81 \. H Hamburg were
anl liz those who attended the
funeral af i. B Ward III Richmond
Tuesday
spending two weeks with his aunt
and uncle, Mr. ana Mrs Nelson
Mrs James Fleetwood win be
hostess to Her bridge club Thurs
The M sses Ann Paige Jones and
her consin. sallv Evans. IF Lynch
burg. are spending the week at viz
,,ara',tl, Mt rai,,.aa Ill r.,',,a q. q'r W
r4 ,,.. r ,. ,,
,,o'.a r,,.,I, Y4., Ill, u Me =, :,
roa,, ara " ,,a,,,a af,o. 'fa ..aaa.,a,,;.,,
AN Virginia Beach.
Mf- aRa MS Edward Garrett
after visit with Ms. CARROTS
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dun
can.
Mr.. and Ms Louis Miller visited
friends IN Lexington Tuesday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14

mrs, Nj J Richardson joined her
brothcr-in-law and sister Mr. and
MIS-. n " Mag1, and Mi and
Mrs. Frank Magri, all Of Richmond
All Virginia Beach fit the week end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

KATHY G.-Hibappy Dibirthday lDon
thibe 16thib tho iba dibiSzy oil
bonde. From MARIE.
LORA-LYNN-Happy birthday dear
granddaughter, on July 20. Love-
GRANDMA AND GRANDPA.
HAPPY JULY BIRTHDAYS to jim
nv on the 2Ist, and Jolyne on the
22nd. from NON, DAD AND JUDY.
JANET-Happy birthday and hope
YOU have many, many more. Love
always. KARLA AND CATHY.
CHARLES VERDUN-Happy birth
day on July 81 and many happy
returns of the day.
JOAN-Happy birthday on the 26tn,
to a swell sister. Love va, JUDY.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, Nom and
Dad. congratulations on your 10th
anniversary. Love, DAWN AND
RUSSELL.
JUDY II. Happy 18th birthday.
JACK AND SHIRLEY.
STAN R.-Happy birthday. See you
soon. Your friends at Camp Louise.
ANNA AND SHARON.
BOB YOUNG-Our love and best
wishes on your 18th birthday. DO
DO. MARY AND BILL.
JAMES JUNIOR-'I Sat Right Down
and Wrote Myself a Letter" say
ing What Happened to You?"
"STEVIE" THAT'S MIHI.
ELIZABETH CLEMENTS-The best
aunt a person could ever wish for.
Happy birthday on July 81. NIECES
BETTY RYGINA AND ANITA.
ELIZABETH CLEMENTS-To Won
derful sister, on her birthday, July
81 God bless her CLARA AND
JOHNNY
BOB T.-Happy 10th birthday. day
late, to a swell brother. JEANNE I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

ANNABELLE = Will you be my
Teddy Bear"?-BOB.
TEENS, FAR AND WIDE-Arlingtcn
County brings you an evening Of
music, entertainment and dancing
OUTDOORS, with Tom Conlin's
Orchestra and Shep Morgan OF
WEAM as emcee. You sure can't
90 wrong for Csc Besides spending
a cool evening under the stars, there
will be contests, prizes, refresh
ments and surprise guest stars. All
teens are invited to spend Saturday
evening, Sill pm, on the top OF
the HEIGHT co. ROOF, Parking
ton Everyone's dressing up (party
clothes) to meet their District
neighbors. Well see you there
july 27th!-Arlington Teens.
FOR SALE-Zenith Transferring
Clipper 3-way portable radio, Al
condition, batteries included. AM
plus 5 short wave bands: SIS. Must
sell. Call so. $500 weekdays.
THANKS FOR EVERYTHING, to
the greatest teen-agers in Norfolk.
miss and Love va Madly.-
Sharon N.
FOR SALE-$5O Fred Astaire dance
certificate for $25, or best oner.
Call Randolph 6-8593.
STEVIE-Welcome to Washington.
Have a wonderful vacation.-Judy
and Charlotte.
FOR SALE = Banjo uke. half size
violin, Gibson guitar. DU. 1855
after 2 pm.
ADMINISTRATIONS, eight to 10
feet mo motor. Will pay up 70
HGn Gall Otis 4-7474,
DON'T HAVE Teddy Bear" hgure?
SLIM hips and legs need not be
$50 Rare" if you take advantage
of. MacLEVY'S Slim-Teen Special.
IL visits only STATS. Call ia. 5-65lo,
JU. $1,000, JU. 1918.
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MILT-Please play Evil Angel for
my little friend Jamie, from JOHN.
MILT-Please dedicate Loving You"
to Frank, from someone who thinks
he is wonderful. Please play Thurs.
MILT-PleaSe dedicate Teddy Bear
for Ellis c., from JOYCE B.
MILT-Please dedicate High School
Romance" for Barbara, Bob M,
from JOHN r.
MILT-Please play Il Amt Got No
Home" for Jimmy, Marcus, Ted
and Meade, from Tondeleo S.
MILT-Please play Mean Woman
Blues" and "A Whole Lot of Shakin'
Coin On" for Barbara, Dolores,
Ginny, Judy. Jean.
MILT = Please play whispering
Bells" for Lynn M. from Mary K-s
who likes him very much.
MILT-Please play 'Lovin' You" for
the boy from Ariz., from Gretta T.
MILT-Please play Angel Of Love-
for Pat H. and Larry N. and Mary
10 C. and Charles s.
MILT-Play whole Lot OF Shaun'
Coin On" for Dianne C. and Bar
bara G., and the Rythym Makers,
and Elvis.
MILT-Play Wonderful, Wonderful"
from Sandy to Joe, July %.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate Ply
ing Saucers" and Gone" TO Stu
from RON.
MILT-Please dedicate "Suzie O." to
Harold D. and Judy w. and the
kids in Calvert from Marlyn d.
MILT-Please dedicate Those Brown
Eyes on Monday to Ernie, who's
birthday it Is. Please say Happy
Birthday" from c. T.
DEAR MILT-Please play EVIL AM
gel" for Skip, Richard and Tommy.
Enjoy your show.-BEANY.
MILT-Please dedicate Teddy Bear"
for Richard L., who keeps winning
the dance contests. thing he is
a doll. From ME.
MILT-Please dedicate mfr. Lee" for
Pat and Earl, Katy and Norman,
EN- and Stan.
MILT-Please ded. Loving You" to
Art from Barb, who wishes they
were Going Steady"
MILF Please dedicate kiss Me
Baby" to my o. A. o. whom / like.
Bonnie. From RICHARD N.
MILT-Please dedicate Teddy Bear"
and "Only You" to Make, from his
one and only Il hope). JANE p.
MILT-Please dedicate "Teen-Ager's
Romance" and Love Letters in
Sand" to Terry c., from ANNE H..
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Teens Wanting Jobs


I5-YR,-OLD (colored girl desires
baby-sitting job, or light housework,
but will accept any. VIVIAN, co.
5-6184.
WHITE GIRL, 1877, desires job IRON
ing clothes; will do very good! Call
FA. 2-2513.
CAPABLE BOY, Is. colored, willing
to do any type of work; good char
acter, refs. AID. 2-1O57.
NEED BABY SITTER? Experienced
white girl, is yrs; Potomac, Md.
area. You provide transp. Poplar
1886.
TYR. old BOY, colored. would like
any kind of job, but if possible, de-
livery work. AID. 2-1057 after 1880
pm; references.
BOY, his. senior, wants summer work;
Office experience, has car. can type;
has references. OIL. 6-4393.
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MILF GRANT-Please dedicate Evil
Angel" for Johnnie.
MILT-Please dedicate Loving You"
to Jimmy from Claudia.
MILT-Please dedicate Dandy Lion
to THE Gang" Thanks.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate Dandy
Lion" to K. H., on Sat, July ~.
BABS.
MILF - Please dedicate Words Of
Love" and Angel of Love" to Ray,
from ANITA.
DEAR MILT-Terrific time at Fred
ericksburg. Can't wait for Aug. 80.
Please ded. Its Not for Me to
Say" to Reggie s.. from v. Z.
MILT-Please play IT'S You Love"
for Earlene c. and Werten B.,
Sallie and Bruce.
MILF GRANT Please dedicate
Mean Woman Blues" from Frank
c. to Betty T.
MILF GRANTS it true that you
are bringing Record Hop to VIM
chester, Va. on Thursday. August
is? GARY.
MILT-Please dedicate Teddy Bear"
to Tommy B. from Bert d. and to
Glen NJ from Gwyne b.
MILF Please dedicate ITO the
Aisle" for Norman T. to Mary c.
Prom a FRIEND.
MILF -. Please dedicate ITO the
Aisle" to Judy and Richard, Anne
and Tougll-Sidnee, and Lucia and
Joe-Doe Hawkins.
MILT-Please dedicate ITS Not For
Me To Say" for Mary r., my one
and only, from BARBARA b.
MILT-Please dedicate Its Not For
Me To Say" to all the cute boys
know, especially Larry r. and
Butch A.. from BARBARA B.
MILT - Please dedicate "A Fallen
Star" for Jimmy G., because
really like him. CARLENE b.
MILT-Please dedicate over the
Mountain to Larry NJ, from
SANDY H.
MILT-Please dedicate "Searchin"
for Jean c., from BUTCH M.
MILF GRANT-Play Talking To
the Moon" by Dolly McVey for
most unhappy fella.
MILF AND GENE WINTRES-Please
play for Paul /. and Bonnie H. on
July "a, 4th anniversary, Whisper
ing Bells" and Dearest. ANGEL
OF LOVE"
DON DILLARD-Play Talking To
the Moon" for loathsome Johnnie,
from lonesome CINDY.