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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17
Delegation Places
Two Bills in Hopper

The Garrett County delegation
at Annapolis yesterday placed two
local measures in the Legislative
hopper, one concerning audits, and
the other concerning the local beer
board.
One measure would require an
annual audit of the County Comis-
sioners office by certified public
accountant. Harry Edwards, one of
the delegates, said such bill
would put this county in line with
other counties of the state which
have a similar requirement.
The second measure would re-
quire the governor to appoint the
three members of the Board of
License Commissioners, with one
of the number being an attorney.
The members of the County Com
missioncrS now serve as members
of the board of license commits
Sioners, and receive an additional
$500 a year for the performance of
their duties There would be no
change in the salary.
Mr. Edwards said he made some
remarks on the floor of the house
Tuesday in regard to some mis-
statements made by newscasters.
The neWscasters had declared that
skiing was good in Western Mary
land but that all the highways
were blocked leading to ski area
This, of course, was not the case,
as all highways we're open, all
school buses operating and travel
just about normal.
Senator Introduces One
Senator Clifford Friend also in
troduced a bill yesterday which
will be known as Senate Bill No
l41, relative to the Roads Engineer
of the county, and to the County
Roads department, its employees,
their duties and powers and gem
orally to roads in the county.
The bill sets up qualifications for
, the roads engineer with salary
not to exceed $4,000, and the Com
missioncrs are directed to appoint
a chief clerk for the roads depart
ment.
Feud Continues
The bill concerning the Roads
department would mean the fir
! ing of William w. Dewitt, county
roads engineer. He and Friend diff
fered last year which eliminated
in Friend striking Mr.. Dewitt and
breaking his jaw This was never
denied by Friend, but in a Circuit
court trial Friend was acquitted of
a charge of assault. The Friend
bill provides that the county engi-
neer should be a college graduate
in engineering. Dewitt is not. He
is now on siX-monthS leave, and it
has been rumored that he did not
expect to resume his job. He has
gone to Florida.
Friend also put a bill in the
Senate, identical to the one in the
House concerning the naming of a
new license commissioner board.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17

Humphrey Bogart, Sc, movie
tough guy. died January IA. of
cancer.
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81 FOllies
To Benefit
Hospital

Fairfax Hospital will benefit
from the Follies of 81, an
amateur production to be pre-
scented by the Woman's Club Of
Falls Church on April 4. S and
6 at the Falls Church High
School Auditorium.
Adult performers interested
In securing roles in the cast
will attend an informal talent
party tomorrow evening, at the
Timber Lane School in Falls
Church at 8 o'clock.
The cabaret-style party will
feature entertainment, re-
freshments and additions. Di-
rector Bill Latta of New York
will arrive from New York to-
morrow, and make final cast
selections at the party. Re-
hearsals begin the following
day.
Opening night Of the Fol-
lies, Thursday. April 4, will be
observed as the premiere Of
the 350th anniversary cele-
bration of the State Of Vir-
ginia. Invitations have been
sent to State. county and city
officials to attend the opening
night performance.
Friday nights performance
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BY EVELYN M. DENT

Invitations are in the mail
for what promises to be the
most elegant affair of the
Spring season for members of
the Inter-American Defense
Board.
They will celebrate the 18th
anniversary Of the Boards in
ception on Saturday March
80. with a brilliant reception
and supper in the Hall of the
Americas, Pan American
Union.
The Chairman. Gen. Lemuel
c. Shepherd, jr., and Mrs
Shepherd will head the re-
ceiving line. with the Vice
Chairman Col. Josue Lopez
Henriquez. and Sonora de
Lopez Henriquez.
The Marine Band and the
Air Force Orchestra will play
during the evening. Elaborate
plans are in the making in
keeping with this festive oc-
casion. which will mark a
decade and a half of almost
perfect international CO.
operation among the Amer
icas.
The Chief OF the United
States Delegation to the
Board, Mai. Gen. Richard c.
Lindsay, and Mrs. Lindsay
have returned from a l6-day
trip through the South, and
will be busy with plans for
the anniversary reception.
In Tampa. Fla. they were
the guests Of Col. and Mrs.
Norton Van Sicklen, who are
now at MacDill Air Force
Base. where they went from
Boiling Field. The Lindsays
were also the guests of Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Richard King
Ut Eglin Field, Crestview, Fla.
Parties for ThOmases
When the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Charles S.
Thomas leave town on April
!, they will have many festive
affairs to remember. attesting
to their popularity here.
The Assistant Secretary of
the Navy and Mrs. William B.
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Grossenbacher. and Mrs. Gros-
senbacher have planned an
evening in Switzerland via
films for their friends on Fri
day at $3.50 pm.
There will be a buffet supper
and dancing to follow.
, The Assistant Marine Corps
Commandant. 1t. Gen. Vernon
E. Mcgee, and Mrs. Mcgee will
be hosts at dinner on Tuesday
in honor of the retiring 1t.
Gen. and Mrs. Christian F.
Schilts. whose party calendar
continues to be crowded.
Mrs. Mcgee entertained at
luncheon on Thursday for the
"a hostesses who will assist at
the Iranian Embassy on April
10. at the House and Embassy
Tour for the benefit Of the
Home for Incurables. Mrs.
Randolph Nice. Pate and Mrs.
Mcgee are chairmen for the
Iran Embassy.
Transportation Corps Parties
The Chief Of Transporta-
ton, Mai. Gen. Paul F. Yount,
and Mrs. Yount are planning
to attend the spring dance
being given by the Transporta-
ton Corps Officers on Satur-
day at Patton Hall Fort Myer.
Col. and Mrs. Edward w.
Sawyer are assisting with the
arrangements, as we'll as Col.
and Mrs. Harold C. Rowe. Col.
and Mrs. Honald N. Maidt,
1t. Col. and Mrs. Ebert
Armstrong, Maj. and Mrs.
Dom P. Strausbaugh, and Col.
Richard X. Hutson who has
charge Of the entertainment.
Mrs. David A. Baker has
charge of reservations.
Gen. and Mrs. Yount will
not have far to 60 to the
dance now that they have
moved on to the Fort Myer
Post. They are in the quar-
tiers directly across from Pat
ton Hall and moved in the
first week Of February.
Last Sunday Gen. and Mrs.
Yount were at home to mem
bers Of the Corps, at one Of
their usual monthly affairs
for newcomers and officers
about to depart. They plan to
give another party early in
April.
Mrs. Willard Robinson with
her daughter Elizabeth. left by
plane on Wednesday for Fort
Riley, Kansas to join her hus-
band 1t, Robinson. The for
mer. before her marriage was
Betsy Yount. daughter Of
Gen. and Mrs. Yount with
whom she has been staying
for the past few weeks.
Silks TO Be H0nOred
Comdr. and Mrs. Francis
Silk will be the honor guests
Of Mrs. Robertson Marshall at
luncheon today.
Comdr. and Mrs. Silk re-
Gently returned from q tour
Of duty In London and have
now bought a house in North
Arlington where they are hav-
ing fun being "do-it-your-
sellers" and putting in a
recreation room.
Mrs. Silk is we'll known here.
She is the former Ruth De La
Colina. daughter OF the Mexi-
can Ambassador to the U. N.
and Sonora De La Colina. She
grew up in Washington where
her father was the Ambassador
from his country.
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Meeting Tomorrow

The book department Of the
Woman's Community Club OF
Kensington. with Mrs. Leverett
Meadows. chairman. will meet
at 1890 pm. tomorrow at the
rome OF Mrs. James Blauvelt,
9Oll Montgomery avenue,
Chevy Chase. Mrs. Eugene
Watson will review the books,
THE Mouse That Reared" by
Wibberly. and Life Without
Father" by Resnik.
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will salute the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs and
many members of surround
ing federated clubs will be in
the audience on that night.
General chairmen Of the
Follies Of ST are Mrs. John e.
Taylor and Mrs. J. Hodges
Parker. who is president of the
Woman's Club Of Falls Church.
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SERVICE NEWS
Pan American Union
Scene of Dinner

FRANKIE are entertaining at
dinner on Friday in honor of
Secretary and Mrs. Thomas.
The Frankes moved into
their new home at 34l0 Que
street last month and are now
well settled. They returned
from Florida and found that
the James H. Smiths were
coming back to town and
would want their 23rd Street
house-so the FrankeS moved
again.
The Deputy Chief Of Naval
Operations. Vice Admiral
Thomas Selby Combs, and
Mrs. Combs. will be hosts at
dinner on Monday March rs
in their lovely quarters at
1900 E street. Their honor
guests will be the Secretary of
the Navy and Mrs. Thomas.
The Superintendent. United
States Naval Academy Rear
Admiral William r. Smedburg.
III. and Mrs. Smedberg will be
hosts to the Thomases on
Wednesday, March 81. when
they go to Annapolis for the
Secretary to take the review
of the Naval Academy Mid
shipmen.
On Thursday. March 28. the
Chief of Naval Operations, Ad-
miral Arleigh Burke. and Mrs.
Burke will entertain at a $3.50
to $3.50 reception at Admiral
House for the Thomases.
Korean Visitors
The Secretary of the Army
and Mrs. WILDER M. Brucker
have issued invitations for a
$50 to $3.50 pm. reception on
Friday in honor Of the Korean
Minister Of Defense, Mr.. Yong
Woo Kim.
The Korean Minister and his
party arrives at MATS that
same afternoon and will be
accorded an Armed Forces re-
ception. On Monday, March
Is, the Korean Ambassador
and Nine. Yang will be hosts
at a reception for their distin-
guished visitors.
The Swiss Assistant Armed
Forces Attache, Capt. Charles
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Purim Luncheon Slated
In Hebrew Aged Home

A spring bonnet fashion show
will highlight a Purim lunch
con meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary. Hebrew Home for
the Aged, to be held at noon
tomorrow in the home, 1925
Spring road NV.
Models for the show will be
members Of the donor lunch
con committee in honor of
Aunt Minnie" Goldsmith. who
will celebrate her S6th birth
day at a luncheon in her honor
on April 80.
Mrs. Hyman Berman. auxili-
airy president. will preside at
tomorrow's meeting slated to
follow lunch.
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Scholarship Dinner

The Mothers Guild OF CAL
vert School will give its annual
Scholarship Dinner between
S pm. and 8 pm. on Thursday.
Turkey and all the trimmings
will be served. The dinner will
be held at the Calvert School,
l717 Rhode Island avenue
NV.
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|Hodossoh Luncheon Set

The Upper Northwest Group
Of Hadassah will give a paid
up membership Purim brunch
at noon Tuesday in the B'nai
Israel Synagogue. followed by
the regular meeting at pm.
Mr.. Isadore Gromfine. a Wash
ington attorney. will be the
guest speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

II your fovorite handbag needs
expert repairing, bring il to Wood
word g Lothrop's Repair Center.
Snaps. hinges. fromes, Innings, all
thrifty repaired or replaced.
We also reweove moth-hoIes, teors
ond burns in clothing and linens; re-
pair sweoters, umbrellas, zippers,
hosiery; clean and repair gloves
wherever purchased
WGL-Repoir Center, lN Floor
-. also Chevy Chose ond Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01
The PASSING SHOW
Drug Addict Movie
Sogs With Realism
BY JAY CARMODY

Monkey on NY Back" at the Columbia Theater movie
with wo snotS a the dramatic It misses with the result
that II ends up routine EFFORT
The pictures douhlerich possibilities In the fact that it Is
the life story OF prize champion Barney Ross and that IL
deals with the subject Of drug addiction The combination Of
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barrow Of Paul NUM-, whom he
now replaces. Bradford Dill
man. who could not be better
in. or luckier to get, the Eugene
O'Neill role in Long Days Jour-
ney Into Night" win leave it
this summer. He is wanted
in Hollywood for FRANCHISE Sa-
gan's "A Certain Smile" j..
Mile. Sagan's worldly report on
youth is one Of Hollywood's most
exciting summer projects.
Melvyn Douglas who will take
over Ralph Richardson's "Waltz
Of the Toreadors" role in Sep
TENDER win help try out q new
play this summer. He will
co-star with Hume Cronyn and
Jessica Tandy in 1.-THE Man in
the Dog Suit" so far the barn
seasons most piquant title. .
In the same project, we hear,
win be Frances Sternhagen and
husband. Tom Carlin. both c. q.
acting gifts to the theater. !.
Greer Carson with little. or
nothing to do In the movies, is
being mentioned for the title
role In the national company
Of "Auntie Name" Noel
Coward. q hit in night clubs in
such surprising places as Las
Vegas. may take Q whirl ct q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01

Riehmend Ivy. South Of .Alex.
Open 7;lA; SHOW Starts ct Dusk.
p MALr pnIsNExs Gre Greatest; o, sCIN-
TUCKER. MARA ccoTRpAY. ETH
QUIET GUN" at IL. Starts Sunday,
boy ON A DOLPHIN"
Riddles Free-Free Miracle
PlaYRrnund
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SATURDAY SUMMARY: Aside
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WHERE
AND WHEN

Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena Stage - witness for
the Prosecution: 2::30 and $3.50
pm.
Ambassador ct the
Ok. Corral: i2:45. 500, Sis,
1850 and Gas pm.
Capitol Desk Set; 1850
an, 1:35. 3:35. 5:35. TAD, 9:lO
and l1:45 pm.
Colony Am o Camera:
$50 and $50 pm.
Columbia - Monkey On Ny
Back; l1:40 am, 1:l0, $40,
$40, TAO, $40 and 1l:40 pm.
DupOnt-"Albert Schweitzer";;
lao. 500. 4:40. $40. sos and
$50 pm.
Keith's - "The Little Hut:
1880 am, 1880, 1885, 5:35, TAO,
e:45 and HAS pm.
Macarthur - THE Green
Man: 2:40. 400. $40. $40 and
o:55 pm.
Metropolitan - "Gunfght at
OK. Corral: 1888 am, 200,
AIS. $50. 9:15 and 11:45 pm.
Ontario-"Funny Face; los,
Ass. 1850. $40. o:35 and 1880
pm.
Ralace-"The wayward Bus;
1850 am. 1850. 3:45. 5:45, 7:45,
e:45 and 11:45 pm.
Playhouse-'Lost Continent:
11:00 am, 12:45. 2:35, AIS,
$40, $40. 1000 and 1850 pm
Piaza-"The Young and the
Passionate: 1900. 400, 400
900. 500. 1000 and 1900 mid
night.
Trans-Lux-"Abandon Ship:
1880 am, 1:10, $40. Sis, 7:30,
$40 and HAS pm.
Upt0wn-"Around the World
In 80 Days; 2 and $50 pm.
Warner-"Seven Wonders OF
the World; 2. 5 and $50 pm.
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HOLLYWOOD
John Joins Metros Staff
By sHEILAH GRAHAM

after 10 days in the hospital
Sheree win take six weeks to
recuperate.
Danny Kaye has been con-
tacting ROsalina Neri for his
next picture. This Italian actress
is q superb singer and q superb
cook. We haven't had such an
invasion of European girls signed
for Hollywood pictures since
Louis B. Mayer, in the olden
golden days at Metro. went on q
signing hinge in Europe.
\ \ =
II Natalie Wood finishes MAR
jorie Morningstar" in time, she
viii definitely do ''Kings Go
Forth" with Frank Sinatra and
Tony Curtis. It will be made In
Europe after Tony does THE
Vikings" for. and with. Kirk
Douglas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01

HOLLYWOOD MANA)-
Metro beat the other studios to
the signing Of Television Star
John Cassavetes. First on Johns
exclusive contract Is costarring
lead with Robert Taylor and
Julie London in Saddle the
Wind" Cassavetes' girl in the
picture, Gina RowIands, played
the beautiful blonde in Edward
G. Robinson's play hit. Middle
of the Night"
jeanne Dru and Joe Kirk
wood do their lunch dating at
Barraclough's. The latest
on Ava Gardner and Walter
CHAR: He win ny In with Ava
to Hollywood any minute now.
Ella Kazan wanted to call OF
the Hollywood press preview Of
his Face in the Crowd" picture
because. he says. 1t is too long
longer by seven minutes than
the New York version. But It
was shown as Is. Because
Carol Haney was 50 iii recently,
she has decided no work at all
until after the birth Of her baby
in October. Carol Is married to
actor Larry Blyden.
4 4 4
Dorothy LamOur, ex-elevator
girl from Chicago who swifled
to fame in Q sarong. will make
her stage debut in Roger the
Sixth" The long and the
short Of 1t: Tall Lauren Bacall
attending the previews with
shorty agent Irving Lazar, q
great friend Of the late Hum
phrey BOgart.
After 20 years Of singing with
out vocal lessons, Judy Garland
is finally taking 'em, and believes
they will eliminate the laryn-
gifts that has plagued her. .
They refer to Boris Karlon in
ENGLAND as William Pratt-his
real name.
Sheree North enters the Ce-
dars Of Lebanon Hospital to-
night for major surgery. She
was rushed through her scenes
in mo Down Payment" because
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to Robert E. Thompson. Interna-
tional News Service: That was
the departments aberrant day
!. And.this one was not per-
feet since we had to look up
''aberrant." Some days q
man can't even spell. Nc
Lean, Va, Playhouse Is launched
upon an ambitious summer prof.
ect This is the production
Of Liam O'Flaherty's "The In
former. It will run for six
weeks on q Wednesday through
Saturday schedule. with an $3.50
pm. curtain. /. It is Gadsby
Tavern playtime again In Alex
andria At any rate. tryouts
are set for next Thursday and
Friday nights for the production
to be given in early September
|. The play is Farquhar's COM
edy. "The Recruiting Oficer. 4"
|. f. Additions next week will be
held in the Little Theater Work.
shop, Ramsey's Alley, starting
both nights at 8 pm. Orville
French again viii direct the an
nual Gadsby production.
Curtain Going Up" win be
presented tonight by the Mount
Olivet Methodist Youth Fellow
ship. Arlington, as the final prof.
Iect Of its scholarship fund
The fund Is used to bring foreign
exchange students to Arlington
The production tonight viii
be given in the church, located
at 10th street and North Glebe
road. Washington Players
Studio viii close its spring sea-
son tomorrow night with the per-
Torrance Of dance With Love-
|. The groups first summer Of
fering. Rope" win be presented
on June Il.
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MONKEY ON Ny BACK" . United
Artists release, produced By Edward
s S%si Sirssssd b Andre as 10th; ssIssn-
and Paul Dudley. with : musical score
~ Paul Sawtell and Bert shelter. AZ
the Columbia Theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01

Palace theater, New York, date
next season.
Harper's would seem to have
one Of the liveliest Of biograph-
|ical subjects for Charlie. the
improbable Life and Times Of
Charles Macarthur" It is
the work Of Ben Hecht. with
whom Charlie elaborated on
The Front Page" Helen
Hayes has written a foreword
to the account Of her late hus-
bands life.
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SATURDAY SUMMARY: Aside
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Movie Code
Saves Ava
On Island

.THE LITTLE HUT Metro
9o,aWsn- A .s,. Dic st e., predSc s y
!. HUH herbert. based on the play 81
tstion 81 Nancy Milford. Al Ksith's
IhsAtsf. ~. c..t
susan uAdy Ash is 80 Ava Gardner
AsnIy SrittinEhsm-Brstt David NIysa
TFSS Ne REV. srisslpsham-1Es:atss.s ' onl-.'
Mrs, Brittinrham-Hrstt. Jean cadeii
Captain MaeWade------Jaek Lambert
MI TLenope Henry oscar
Indisn I Nw"ntIsman -----J aron NOV xa IA,
The color may be blushing in
'aThe Little Hut" but there is
little to make the audience blush
in the current offering at Keith's.
Publicized as q sexy little It'd
bit about o unique share-the-
wife plan. the film actually Is
little more than q tropical show
case for the exotic beauty Of
Ava Gardner and the glamorous
wardrobe she manages to dis
play despite being shipwretked.
Castaways with her in this
garden spot. of the tropics are
her husband (Stewart Granger)
and her husbands best friend
david Niven).
This predicament sets up q
nifty triangle Of Niven hitting
upon the idea Of insisting on
sharing Changers wife. while
Miss Gardner aids and abets
the plan as q means Of recap
turing her husbands attention
that had been lost through the
years by his Unsuitable interest
in his business enterprises.
Although there is much talk
about Niven's immortality in even
suggesting such an arrangement,
1t is perfectly obvious to all that
everybody Is going to stay COM
pletely untainted throughout the
rather lengthy proceedings.
And that Is the major failing
Of this frothy bit Of spoofery.
Everything is so Obviously going
to stay within bounds that, de-
spite q few light moments, it all
gets rather boring waiting for
something to happen that SIM
ply isn't In the cards. u. H.
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these IN one biographical Aim
would seem to invite dramatic
treatment. The concern Of every-
one involved to make the story
real, however, succeeds IN maxi
ing 1t mostly dull.
This is notoriously one Of the
hazards Of documentary realism.
which always Is most effective
when used with Imagination.
More Imagination, surely, than in
the film at the Columbia which
stars Cameron Mitchell and
Diane Foster, and was directed
by Andre de 10th.
Three writer's collaborated on
Monkey on My Back" In Ross
varied career as ring champion,
playboy. marine hero III World
War II, and finally drug addict,
they found Q lot to write about.
What they failed to find is O.
style to convey the excitement
Ross suffered and survived.
The Ross portrayed by Mitch
ell is q good guy with bad luck.
This Is Q fact that stands out
beyond the need for constant ex-
PLANTATION or apology. His luck
was worst Of all. and most dra-
matte, In that the morphine he
took for battle disability made
him an addict. Monkey on Ny
Back" 10 q long time coming to
this Along the way. it is q sem
timental journey through its
hero's ring career and his play
boy courtship Of his Cathy, q
girl bent upon making Q man
Of him.
The 0uadalcanal interlude,
full Of true heroism. looks like
. movie version Of the real thing
which leaves It up to the pic.
ture to save itself In the drug
addiction sequences.
This it fails to do despite q
scene which shows the actual
injection Of an addict's 'fix."
One Is left with the impression
that the horrors Of Q junkie are
q crueler craving than q movie
cares to say when dealing with
. nationally known victim.
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PEOPLE: It is cast switching
time In the theater. And
the most piQuant switch comes
on Monday night when Ed Beg
ley moves from the william JeA-
nings Bryan role to Clarence
Darrow in Inherit the Wind"
He has played the former
for three seasons. mostly to the
Evening star., 1957-12-01
CHRISTMAS AND CHILDREN

Any day should begin marked Transformation
children
BOYS ond girls who have been little oco for the eleven months moy
suddenly exercising shouldn't surprised
find they've wohd carefully behind their and ded their
ond kept out of the cookie joT.
After oil. Chistmo is only three and hof weeks
Virtue reword" only for younoe
hope this seasonal will kind
eoiy pokooed with soyno Love from Saint Nchoos"
Children usuoR have shmmenno Of perfect gifts poonoy
North department
store dntos Parents ond friends shouldn't have trouble finding
what they
But WHERE they ore-thot could be the question
The this section help looking for special ohd
Gift entno
small fry might have deoed Of Toys for boys dolls for girls
games stocking gifts chill
$ reported the following pooes AMELIA YOUNG
Evening star., 1957-12-01

Left TO right:
Nylon toffeto slip with sheer
fIounces, tricot bodice, white.
sizes 4 to Ok, s to IA. 81
NyIon trieot poiomos or gown,
pink, blue, sizes 4 to "a. 81
BODY doll pojomos. 50
Stitched yoke shirt. pino cot
ton suspender shorts, white,
maize, blue, medium. lorqe,
X-Ioree, Xx-Ioree. $500
Polished pin-dotted cotton
dress. loce and sotin sosh,
pink, blue. sizes 3 to 6x. S7.S9
Sizes z to 3x. $3.50
ShetIond-type Orion sweater,
red, grey, white; sizes 7 to IA,
$500
Pleoted reversible tred or
bluel wool plaid skirt; sizes 7
to IA. $500
3to Ok. S7.s9
'Res Twill.