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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15

An unfaithful wife has tough
row to hoe to win her husband S
forgiveness and become a noble
woman in the eyes of the world
after indulging in a bit of extra
marital activities.
That seems TO be the warning
in THE Seventh Sin" at the Co.
lumbia. Nevertheless, Eleanor
Parker gives it a good try in
setting out to prove she's willing
to face the necessary hardships
to regain her self-respect.
Miss Parker is married to Bill
Travers, a dull sort OF fellow
who is a bacteriologist. While her
husband is concentrating on bac-
terra and viruses in a Hong KONG
medical school, Miss Parker is
attracted to the gay companion
ship of Jean Pierre Aumont--so
much so. in fact, that she mas
an affair with him.
Her husband finds out about
it and volunteers for duty in a
cholera plagued Chinese town,
Her lover won't divorce his wife
to marry Miss Parker, so she
decides to 90 with her husband
Then as she sees all the suf-
fering and death around her, the
unfaithful wife makes a valiant
attempt to become a better wom-
an. And. after hearing the right
message from her husband Just
before he dies of cholera, she is
able to face new and brighter
world.
The brightest spots in the
grim tale are the appearances
of that real pro, George Sanders,
as a sort of man-about- town
type who helps straighten out
Miss Parker's twisted life after
she gets to the cholera village
! Sanders is like breath of spring
to his dismal surroundings
breath well-laced with whisky
true, but welcome spark of life
compared to his competition
u. H
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Ex-SIove, lib, Dies

WICHITA, Kans., June Is P)
Mrs Lucienda Mallory, 49,
year-old former slave. died
yesterday. Born April 25, 1914
at Knoxville, Mo, she lived witt
q daughter, Mrs. John Ayers Of
Wichita.
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

THE BACHELOR PARTY"-The makers of Marty" up
with another dramatic slice of New York life.
DESIGNING WOMAN"-Lauren Bacali and Gregory
romantic comedy with sophisticated sheen.
THE DESPERATE HOURS" Humphrey BOgart'S escaped
convict trio terrOrzes Frederic Marchs nice family.
GOLD OF NAPLES"-SOphia Loren Sylvana ManganO and
others in frst-rate fOur-story Italian film.
"THE SPIRIT LOUIS"-James Stewart as Charles A.
Lindbergh in fine recall Of his famed Paris flight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
Miss Parker
In Grim Tale
.AtCoIumbiu

THE SEVENTH SIN Metro-Gold.
wyn Mayer picture produced by Davio
Lewis, directed by Ronald Neame
screenplay by Karl TunberR based OF
the novel, The Painted Veil" by W
Somerset Vaughan At the Columbs
Theater
The Cast
Carol Carwin Eleanor Parker
Dr. Walter Carwin Bill Travers
Tim WaddinPton George Sanders
Paul Duvelle Jean Pierre Aumont
Mother Superior FRANCHISE Rosay
Sister ST Joseph Ellen Corby
Mrs Waddington JUDY Dan
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Detroit 351 Members
ADOPT Summer Schedule

DETROIT, Mich. - Ac-
cording to the decision made
at the annual meeting, CFU
Lodge 351 will change their
meeting schedule from the
first Sunday of the month to
the first Saturday during the
months of June, July, August
and September.
Therefore, the next meet
ing will take place on Sat-
urday, July 6, at the Gro
atian Home, 1875 E. McNi-
chols Road, beginning at
|. 7 pm.
At that time we will all
have many important points
of discussion such as the
current CFU Me NIB S h i p
Campaign, the del in q u e n t
dues payments, etc.
We also ask you to keep
in mind the Home Corpora
ton Picnic, which is sched-
uled for July Is, and the
outing on July %, which
will be sponsored by all the
Lodges of Detroit and vici-
nifty.
Both big outings will take
place at the Transylvania
Park, 1914 Mile and Dequin-
Dire Road.
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'athfinders To Hold Annual Dance In Fall

WEST ALLIS, Wise. -
"Pathfinders' CFU Lodge
731 will sponsor their Fall
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the EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK,
MINUTES
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL, 1857

WEDNESDAY,, JUNE IL, 1857
The Supreme President bro. Mandich opened the ses-
sion with official greetings All members of the Board were
nresent with exception of bro. Ovca1ch who is still
out of town official business.
The Minutes of the May % meeting approved as
read Also the Minutes of the special session held on June
in the evening for the purpose of counting the ballots
of the Delegates in the referendum vote were approved
read.
lowing cases:
Lodge Bro. Ivan Belak gave his year of birth as
1877 upon acceptance whereas the certlcate or deat
showed 1874 and result the certificate scaled
down by S1OOs5 Since unable to obtain the cor
rect year of BIRTH the Board ruled to accept the
original statement year of birth correct and PAID
the above to the lodge who was the named pen
eficiary.
in at which the lodge credited for S1Olo 1or
back from the members reserve Upon the memoer
death the lodge again requested the of $3752 from
not approve , :,
Lodge 18 - Bro Franjo Gudac named brother and
sister as benecaries Since the sister is deceased the
Board approved payment or her snare 10 surviving u"us
tiers in equal shares
Lodge 154 - Sister Katherine Peterman was awarded
donation of $4,000 the National Fund, in lieu OF
disability claim which too old to be CONSIDERED Ior
payment
At the request of the Central Committee of Detroit
LODGES the Board delegated bro Brich to attend their
annual picnic the guest speaker which is to be hed on
July g. -
the CFU order for 1858 due to the fact that they
were the lowest of bidders
The Board unanimously agreed that the GU home
Office picnic held this July "a at South Park
Bro. Bella gave report the campaign conference
which he attended in Canton Ohio June q Bro Bado-
vnac who also present submitted written report
Their EXPENSES were approved for payment follows Bro
Bella S48.42 and bro. Badovinac 1920.
The following items were approved for payment
$4,000 donation to the Pittsburgh Junior
$4,000 to H. N Bruce and Assoc for actuarial services
rendered in May.
S15O671 to M. Hamalak and Co. of New York for va
rious league bowling trophies. .
S3O8O Nest IS of Cleveland for 1857 Junior bowling
reimbursement.
S7S4O to 81 of McKeesport for 1857 Junior bowl
ing reimbursement
to Nest GOT of Angeles for 1857 Junior bowl
ing reimbursement.
S144O to "a of Los Angeles for 1857 Junior bowl
ing reimbursement 49,
S24OO each to bros. Luka Pecel and George kur1hch
and sister Lucy Papac services handling the
7th annual California State bowling tournament
Brother Bella presented the following matters 1or con-
sderation to the Board which discussed with our
actuary complete detail and recommended by him tor
approval:
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n. ONE DOLLAR is the fee charged for the
Dl/I publication of one-coumn pictures of indi-
/ ~. vidual members in the Zajednicar. THREE
DOLLARS is required for two-column pic
lures showing several persons FIVE DOLLARS IS the
fee for threecolumn pictures showing tamburitza
ensembles groups, etc., not exceeding six persons
SEVEN DOLLARS is required for the publication OF
such large pictures singing societies. wedding groups
showing bridesmaids, meetings, etc The fee MUST
accompany each picture. Make all Checks or Money
Orders payable to the CROATIAN FRATERNAL
UNION OF AMERICA and forward together with
photo to:
"ZAJEDNICAR" English Section
3441 Forbes Street ......... Pittsburgh Q3) Pa.
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Younu American And Canadian Juniors
Transferring To Adult Lodges In Aug.

u SS
Maren, Joseph
Terzich, Carol
318 Detroit, Michigan
Buban, Donald
319 Star City, w. Virginia
Prutulipac, Franklin
Verbanic, Michael
800 Chicago, Illinois
Subat, Carol
322 Chicago, Illinois
Staray, Thomas
324 st. Louis, Mo.
Brncic, Jacqueline
$50 Virginia, MINI.
Shopp, Jacob
Vukelich, John
334 Chicago, Illinois
Miller, Dorothy
341 Joliet, Illinois
Glavan, Louis
Maren, Joseph
Mundac, Judith Ann
$40 Shamokin, Pa.
Ritzman, Anna Mae
$50 Mystic, Iowa
Kucan, Barbara Ann
352 Hibbing, Minnesota
Mancuso, Franklin
Pucci, Joseph
1913 Euclid, Ohio
Norsic, Janet
1874 Butte, Montana
Kalafatich, George
1856 Pittsburgh, Pa.
Kobet, Judith
Yost, Doreen
393 Kipling, Michigan
Jugo, Ann
Jugo, Alfred
1896 Girard, Ohio
Kolich, Richard
40 Ahmeek, Michigan
Belobraidich, Meri
Az S. Chicago, Illinois
Ouch, Victoria
SIG N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Strain, Sandra Lou
536 Oakland, California
Kunich, Geraldine
542 Mountain View, Calf.
Skalko, Phyllis
$50 Calumet, Mich.
Lakner, Katherine
$50 Ambridge, Pa.
Zivcic, Rose Marie
$50 Pittsburgh, Pa.
Boras, Rose Mary
632 Portland, Oregon
Gostovich, Rose
639 Miami, Florida
Damich, Joan
CANADA
286 Sault Ste Marie, Ont.
Katovich, Frances
Praysner, Barbara
48O Vancouver, B. c., Can.
Mahulja, Nikola
5O8 Toronto, Ontario
Trubic, Maria
SAB Port Alberni, B. c.
Markusich, NADIA
597 St. Catharines, Ont.
Stimac, Steve
6O3 Hamilton, Ont, Can.
Laush, Marie
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APRIL MEMBERSHIP REPORT

Membership status ending l.
MARCH, 1887
Active ....................................60,817
reserve .,."""......,.............. Z,1oV
Total ......".."..."i1,94 ,94|
New written ............133
Reinstated - termi-
nations .............."" D
Transferred from Jr.
Order, 20 Yr. End. II 14e
72,Os6
Terminate
Suspensions ................ 70
Withdrew from men,
bership ........,..."..
DedQ ....................,....... co
Cash Surrender .......... "a
Reserve Expired ...... rs
Matured Endowment
paid in cash ...........
Erroneously accepted
as a member ........" 1879 |
Total membership ending
APRIL, 1857 ...............71,S0 1897
Membership Status
Active ..........."........"....
Reserve ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z,1Z4
Total ................71,S91
New Members - United States
1 Korenich Francine e.
4 Heinrich John T., Skrtich An
ma M.
s Cubakovic Marie H., Kuzmich
Steve
. Krsticevic Joanne
IS verbos Franklin j., zorek
Joseph Louis
IA Galovic Ivan, Jakupak Vinko
Is Buban John A.
1S Grayhack Sharon r.
rs Malta Freda, Malta John
Charles, Spalla Thomas w.
27 Pozarich Betty Ann, Widmar
Janice
81 Birsic George W., Jr., Rapp
Catherine
35 kolenda Jacqueline
Al Leslie George l..
AZ Speranzo Catherine, Speranzo
Milo F.
| 4S Latvala James H.
Sc Glondo Frances K.
70 Vukasovic Rose
! u Stipanovich Martha
76 Bozic William j., De Carlo
Richard A., Muza Theresa
81 Chulick Steve j., Jr., Slanoc
| Barbara
"a Cyr John Edward, Sullivan
Margaret
90 Gasparovich jeanette
80 Topolovac Robert F.
100 Nau Dorothy Louise, zupetic
John George
125 Gasparovich Helen
1875 Losik John Ronald, Prezgay
| Fora D.
144 Rogomentich Joan V.
154 Kovack Jean Ruth
167 Ban Paul D.
ITO Vician Julia Ann
1T Bradasich Margaret, Gialich
Josephine E., Musa Kay Yad-
ranka, Tamburelli Charlotte,
Tamburelli Robert L., Voyvo-
dick Theodore
1874 Bogovich John
222 Barchesky Joseph F.
229 Camalick John G., 1Winski
Leonard, Sertich Thomas G.
2S4 Stiglich Robert
24s Janus Ronald John, Vinover-
ski Elaine
24e Carroll Millie A.
255 Franciskovic Joyce
261 Kordich Donald
271 Linich Thomas Louis
2s4 Veltri Joseph A.
288 Domnick Joseph D., Jaksa
Geraldine L.
313 Polanec June Marie
800 Muhic Emily Ann
351 Benda Andrew, Bogeman Har-
ry F., Decov1ch Anna
355 Kovach Bernard John
367 Marinich Marcella ].
374 Balen Margaret Ann, knezo-
vich F.
392 Mahas Barbara Jean
: 435 Pavicic Katica
437 Bassich Thomas r.
llcO r1,,Joy
i 514 Brozic Sylvia c., Turkal John
$40 Cholodink William, Idzojtie
Donna Kay, Koplar Richard F
6o1 Graber Ida Ann
: 595 Altomare Kathryn, Mrvos Ma
: ry M.
!, 600 Ekich Adam
, SIT Papadol Leilani J.
7O6 Barthold John T.
734 Clark John F.
,742 Grevich Mary Carol
I76O Schoenborn Robert
7e1 Marin Eugene, Marin John
} 1862 Doroda Anna e.
: S72 Buban Donald A.
pO3 Fink Donald
920 Stimac Albert Henry
e4S Jones Ann, Kolak Andrew
Emil, Sopcich Mary A., Swi
= derski Denise L., Tokich Ton
New Members - Canada
= PSI Kosolofski Brian, Riehel,
= Leon Hubert
6O8 Tomac George
SIT Cubrich Mary Ann
644 Crash John, Stajcer Ivan
Stanl George r.
64s Cooler Bozo, Cooler ZlatA
{ ESQ Markotich Anne
= 679 Kauzlarich Edward, Rosandi,
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Dance" on October 19, 1857.
Further details to follow.
Sharon Chesnik, Rec.
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dovac Jack, Olic Sine, Points
Margaret, Points Steve, Tur-
kovich Joe, Vukovic Ann, W.
kovic Stefanija
,63 Slobodnak Thomas
929 Franich Louis
3O8 Petkoff Peter
370 Boras Vinko
Accepted On Reserve
5 Jurcevich Rose, Langham Ma
ry, Mateljan Caroline, Mate
liam Stephen, Opacic Dolores,
Silecinac John, Silevinac La
verna, Suhay Rose Marie
II Cavrak Anna Louise, Cvijano-
vic George
13 Peshina Joseph, Plasaj Rich
ard, Rudman Anna H., Rud-
man William
IA Jakovlic Andrew, Lakovic Ste
phan, Mahovlic Mike, Mikosh
Frank, Sarlija Edward
80 Bilich Loretta, Kapov John,
Mihina Matt
35 Anderson Mary Martha
81 Pribanich Rudolph
1e5 Fabijanic Franco (B.D.), Far
mer Emma Marie
ITO Kos Betty D.
ITS Bjekich Marco, Lukas Chris
tine, Munich John, Turk Be-
nedict
3O5 Budinscak Pavao
3S3 Kruzich Juraj
423 Danovich 10 Ann, Danovich
George
440 Ojanovac Diana, Ojanovac
John
$50 Koskovich Stephen
654 Ris Rose
TIT Newson Katherine, Pulich Ma
rilyn
865 Spiegel Ann Jean
959 Burnach Matt
268 Frketich Joseph
787 Versich Edward
$50 Matijevic Steve
Withdrew From Membership
II Livaich John M.
81 Plasay Thomas
85 Sullivan Frances
131 Hickey George w.
954 Holjevac John, Gncr)
Suspensions
S Stark William
Is Dula John David
II O'Hara Mary
IT'S Skroko Virginia
1874 Boda Robert, Pottios Myron,
Witmyer Carl
259 Piontek Marlene
S43 Fudurich Jeanne, Fudurich
Jerry
351 Rapchick Adam
388 Pavich John, Jr.
423 Podolak Ann Sylvia
437 Ivcic Anna
463 komar Gerhard
749 Starr Victoria, Incr)
859 Rudman Carol Jean
$50 Gruenwald Frank
GIT Atamanyk Constance Judith
664 Stipcich John, Stipcich Jose.
phine
710 Sporcic Slime
961 Jurkovic Ivan, Komar Bran
ko, Orlic Milan, Talan Drago
! Vorkapic Paul
975 Komljanec Anton, Luzar Johr
Cash Surrenders
9 Dejanovich Marilyn
IS Vajdic Mike, (Res.)
II Yelavich Robert M.
Is Coha Thomas, Scukanec Geo
SO Grafman Emily, Kirka Mar
jorie
SO Dolan Walter
81 Stolman Mary
66 Prosenjak Charles
IS Nemec William, Salinshicl
Mildred, Salinshick Paul, Sui
livan Barbara
121 Krsinic Ante
130 Monaghan Marien
141 Grachen Goldie
143 Salopek Mary
154 Marsanic Ivan
ITO Barello Gloria L., Silich Ru
dy, Jr.
174 Gregov Sylvia
i175 Pavich Rose
23s Gregorich Ann, (ResD, Gre
! gorich Joseph, (Res)
241 Kiriloff Walter
255 Izrael Amalia, Izrael Luis
270 Hooking Frederick
278 Bruno Tony
335 Hayson Mary L.
351 Svetfoff Mary
374 Wold Amelis
432 Zdravecky Edward
434 Grmolias Milo
440 Jursic Ivan
sos Roper Peter
513 Carroll Matthew
$40 Behulak Stanley
576 Gombocz Louis e.
668 Cettin Frank e.
$50 Kovacevich Antoinette
764 Jovanovich Jack
818 Hitcho Andrew, Hitcho Emf
Hitcho Helen
821 Payur Henry
, 1854 Bozan Steve
787 Tomljenovich Eddie, Tomlje
novich Mary
$50 Stokan Joseph
954 Holjevac John, Kalich Mich,
977 Maticiw Danica
Reserve Expired
IL Stimac Mato
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ktPUkI Uf SUrkcMt SEIkEIAkI
Disbursements For The Month Of April, 1857
Paid To Beneficiaries
Death benefit claims United States 6oe2e25
Cash s5o5es
. nnoo""enS ~ oo
Premium loan - - - - w - - $3.50
Dividend .0aa -- --] -]- ]-- -- -- " -- w w - - 2sss2
Refunds of dues - .. ... ............
Sick a., 2o72se1
Sick Sick benefit beneit "a G5ned United states Sseoo
Sick Benefit "Bn Canada - - - - - 1858 90
Disability benefit 11,5O5ee
Maternity benefit . ..........
Total ..,....,....... - -s124 se17s
Salaries nxecu1 Rts sss s5s% ee. sS py., reS
Editors Employees Of Y" 234osa
Newspaper cuts as5oo as5oS
N1oodys Service yearly $4,000
GU PENSION S11P a month"; contribution 1oooo
Harley N Bruce Associates actuarial .~.
Medical examination Of new members 7ssoo
International Corp, 4sss7
UARco Incorporated tabulatng 2sss2
1sys Rsys Tnsss sass. Gs ,ss..ss ssS s4sos
Edward serov attending Detroit Convention meeting - 14s24
ehs B yrsns aens p
Duquesne Light Company electricity 1927
Cleaning Co, cleaning window. .7oo
vucch with So Chicago $500
The Bell Telephone Co.. telephone and teiesram IA SO
Kass s n G ppfs oo
Ohio Fraterna Congress annual dues -; ;: 1soo o
oregon annual 1900
Peoples F. N. Bank Trust Co, coupon collection 1414
The New Republic Magazine .ubscrpon 1aoo a
General of Canada proportional assessment 2ao
puslV pyra Water % Fiiter Co.. water service ~ 12s2
ofiss supply COMPANY supple: 'as,s
Consulate Yugoslavia document 500
Printing Co, office supplies 33s
Social Security taxes ooooA
| Total . ..., sss124,
Fund
Appropriation to Bowling
Appropriation for other Sports activities 2e4l
Appropriation Pittsburgh Folk Festival 10000
v Mandch attending Canadian Bowling Tournament M
no0 OF stenn Tournament ssss
4741I3
| National Fund xoooo
Lodge e4e 10000
Rudolph donation 10000
Donations to needy members s"""" 10000
Dues for old members lo01
Total 1882
ao Geo pc 9p5a6s 9sp Ssna asa o faRe @ Milan s5ss4
benefit Of father Vid 2oee4
Total s1s2s
Salaries of Director Employees 142Soo
Credits to members transferring to Department.
Transfer of terminal reserve .'oso'eo
Prizes for new member. 1,sos.5o
General Order
and
attending Chicago Campaign Conference 12243
Printing Department
Order
and express
bonds purchased
Bruce Associates
lcas
social Security taxes w w . ..., ............
15eo43e
Printing Department .
Manager Shop Employees 294olo
Mailing Room
322O94
Ranker. Iiooranhnp Co.
! Hauling 1875
POST Office nostal cards . ..,.
linotype 2389
(ornoration
reinked
Past
Sinclair Valentine
knife
Social Security
- @
Chldren's Homo
Salaries Of Superintendent and Employees $4,000
Meats
DR. Jakopc
CYty Coal COMPANY
Service Co..
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CONVERSION OF CERTIFICATES

The conversion of insurance certificates from higher
to lower monthly premiums to be based on the $40 CSO
table rates. and if necessary be dated ana issued
prior to December 1855 which when the CSC mortality
table came effect On all conversions the cash value OF
the old certificate be used and the terminal reserve
for the certificate
Members who are not insured for full year. will not
be reimbursed any difference in rates the member
has any reimbursement due him resulting from the ter
ence in conversion the check shall be made in the
members and the lodge and could be used for the
ment of the members future dues.
Every member, who is insured for more than full
wear and converts his certificate from higher to lower
rate must submit non-medical application if he under
40 years of age medical he 40 OF age
which subject approval by the Supreme Medical
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ON PAID-UP CERTIFICATES


Anv Indebtedness which exists 20 Year Endow-
ment certificate be transferred to the paldup certt
cate upon maturity, if the member chooses either Option
or g. This gives the member the prerogatve of choosing
the of the option subject to any Indebtedness
EXCHANGE OF CERTIFICATES OF CROAT1AN
BROTHERHOOD MEMBERS
Every member of the former Croatan Brotherhood who
was under years January 1856 may exchange
present Croaan Brotherhood certificate to the Amer
can Experience Table of Mortality $50 certificate and the
will be based according to his age at the time
he joined the Croatian Brotherhood Dividends will be
able such exchange is transacted and will be
made the basis to members of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union who insured the 3 American Exper
ience Table
DIVIDENDS ON PAID-UP CERTIFICATES
Dividends on paid-up and extended insurance certfi
Gates purchased by cash value will be paid at the rate
$500 per thousand in force However, paid
up certificates purchased with single premium payment
dividends will be paid the $500 per thousand of
insurance in force after full year of membership
Dividends which remain with the Society will not be
kept books individually for each member but
accumulave basis When payments for DUE each
account will then be credited with interest compounded
nually By doing, future will greatly dimn-
ished.
After thorough discussion the above matters the
Board unanimously agreed that the the
Supreme Secretary and the actuary be accepted
sented
AS there further business the supreme presi-
dent adjourned the meeting.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
TEEN ETIQUETTE
y Mysteries of Buffet TobIes

look like Fuzzy Wuzzy" in public
or at arrival
Best place to comb hair Is in
powder room" or your bedroom
and that also applies to the putting
up and taking down Of bobby pins
and hair curriers'. Haircare in hy-
ing room. while company watches.
inks parents. guests and rates low
for glamour.
"Where can I get information
about the ballet As n career?"-
G. z.
Write to Kite Turmoil. care of
Teen, The Evening Star. Washing
ton, d. C.. Enclose a addressed.
stamped envelope and a dime to
cover printing and mailing costs.
Ask for Teen Etiquette's career
leaflet on THE Ballet" This fact
packed report quotes world-famous
authorities including Margot Fon-
teyn, prima balierina. and John
Hart. balletmaster. for Sadler's
Wells Ballet. London.
tCoDyrisht 1882
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
WiIsonite Winner
Of Summer Contest

A I6-year-old junior at Woodrow
Wilson High School is the winner
Of TEENS FIRST writing contest.
Susan Tassler penned the best
sequel to Seventeenth Summer. :"
the popular teen-age novel.
Maureen DAILY, author Of the
novel, judged the final entries. OF
Susan's work. Miss DAILY said:
THE playlet by Susan is the
best because she continued the
characteriZations from the book so
accurately, keeping the mood of
the people and the situation be-
livable. Her solution to the story
also had reality"
Susan, who writes for The Beacon.
the school newspaper, is planning
q career in newspaper reporting or
advertising.
Her last prize-winning piece of
writing came nine years ago when
she won a 500 war bond in an
essay contest on safety.
Her father is Bernard Tassler.
managing editor of the American
Federationist. the AFL-CIO maya
zine. Susan lives at 1904 Ellicott
street NV.
Hereis her SIS prize winning en-
try:
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Safety Conference
Set for Saturday

An aIl-day Northern Virginia
Teen-Bge Safety Conference, spon-
sored by the Wakefield Student
Government Association and the
Arlington County Safety League, will
be held at Wakefield High School
Saturday beginning at $50 am.
An automobile road-e-o, to be held
during the morning session. will
include practical demonstrations of
various highway driving safety
equipment and testing devices.
The afternoon program, to begin
at l pm, VIII feature speakers,
instructive movies and discussion
groups.
Van Norwood. vice president of
the Wakefield Student Government
Association. is student chairman of
the conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
By KITE TURAELL

IF something strengthening IS
passed or is on the buffet table at
a party. is it okay to ask what it
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Yes. If your question indicates a
complimentary interest. and if your
hostess Oh the server has time to
answer without delaying serving or
party conservation. Otherwise. Just
take and sample a bit.
To show interest in novel foods
and ask what's In them, how made,
etc. Is fine, fur, rewarding to hostess
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NJ" al interesting menu After
asking-and being told-what the
food is. il is courtesy to try some
or mention why you can't. much as
you'd like tc, fo- example:
Shrimp end crab casserole?
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wish 7 weren't allergie to she'll
fish. Looks good" Then help your
self 20 something else or say how
much you ike whatever you have
on your plate-so hostess won't feel
like you're on starvation-ratIonS
because there's one food-item that's
not for you.