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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
Son of Italian Consul,
Missing A Days, Found

NEW YORK. May 80 CB.-
The FBI announced last night
that l4-year-old Vittorio Barat-
teri. missing son Of the Italian
consul general in Chicago, has
been found and Is ''in good con-
dition."
The boy. object Of q 44-day
search, was found walking along
. New York street. the FBI said.
Federal agents said he was spot
ted as the result of q tip BY
an unidentified person.
Vittorio was allowed to talk
by telephone with his mother,
Countess Olga Barattieri, at her
Chicago home. Then she and
her husband. Count Ludovico
Barattieri. rushed here by plane.
Beyond announcing that Wit
torio had been found. the FBI
refused to give further details
and would not say where the
youLn was staying.
Missing Since April
vittorio had been missing since
April is. when he failed to arrive
at classes at Loyola Academy,
where he was a sophomore.
During a Nation wide search.
has father and mother repeated
ly expressed fears that he had
been kidnapped, although there
had been no evidence Of foul
play.
Recently two men we're seized
n an effort to extort $1,000 from
the family, but police said the
men knew nothing about the boy.
Count Barattieri. In co-opera-
ton with police, let 1t be pub
licized that he had gone back to
Housekeeping the boy, II he
feared his father would punish
him. might be induced to return
TO Chicago.
Last April 30. the father told
authorities. Il don't believe I
will ever see him again" He
added he was convinced that his
son was dead.
Mother Fears Prank
Last night the youths mother
at FIRST refused TO believe the
telephone caller was her son. She
thought It was a prankster.
Miss Armida Frank. A. nurse
70 the Barattieri children at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
Woman in Woodner
SIoys Voice. Writer

lived on the same floor Of the
Woodner until May /. They had
been engaged at one time. she
told police.
Offered Condolences
Mrs. Abdusheli, who is from
New York. said her husband
called Miss Hough this morning
70 offer condolences on the death
Of her father.
"She didn't want him to come
over" Mrs. Abdusheli said, hut
he insisted on going"
Miss Hough Is q free-lance
writer and a secretary for the
investment firm Of Van Cleef.
Jordan, Wood and Davidge in
the Union Trust Building at
Fifteenth and H streets NV.
She had been employed there for
many years. q company ofiicial's
wife said. She Is a graduate of
Radcliffe College at Cambridge,
Mass.
Miss Hough Is Q native of
Washington. She is an attractive
brunette. about five feet, i've
inches tall and weighs 100
pounds.
Police said she bought the
pistol at . Ninth street shop on
May 3. 1856. giving the reason
for the purchase as home pro-
lection" according to Acting
Chief Of Detectives Michael j.
Mahaney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
Los Angeles BIost
Kills Ship Worker

Los ANGELES. May 80 R.-
An explosion in the hold Of a
tanker moored for repairs in
Los Angeles harbor killed one
worker and injured i've others
last night.
Acetylene torches set on q
pocket Of gas In the hull OF the
Liberty vessel Albert q. Brown.
There was no IRE.
Il could hear the men scream
ing in the hold" said Seaman
Denton Rivers. in his cabin at
the time Of the blast. Then
the yard FIRE crew came In fast
to pull them out"
The dead man was identified
as Frank N. Stallings, 80. Of Iona
Beach. He died at st. Mary's
Hospital several hours after the
explosion.
The tanker. which arrived nine
days ago from Portland. Greg.
was tied UP at the Bethlehem
Shipyards on Terminal Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
Quemoy Guns Duel
With Reds 4th Duy

TAIPEI. May 80 (P. - Ma
tionalist Chinese guns on the
Quemoy Islands and those of
the nearby Communists dueled
today. The Nationalist said
seven civilian homes were de-
stroyed ON Quemoy but did not
mention military easualties or
damage.
The Nationalist Defense MIN
istry said It's artillery silenced
the Red batteries after the
Communists had fired $50 shells
at Quemoy and Little Quemoy.
The Communist Smelling came
from Annoy. Tateng Island and
the mainland.
1t was the fourth day Of &C.
ton in the Quemoy area since
the anti-American riots In Tai
pei Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
Navy Drone
Falls in Field,
City

COLFAX, WASH. May 20 (R.-
A runaway Navy drone plane
crashed harmlessly in q farmers
wheat field west Of here late yes
terday after an erratic, pilotless
flight over four States.
The converted F6F Hellcat
fighter. which ran out Of fuel,
would have been over the heav-
appropriated Spokane area in
another few minutes.
Two Idaho Air Guard Jets had
been sent up and were flying
escort Is the drone neared the
end Of It's journey and q Navy
Jet had been dispatched from
Spokane with orders to defect
1t from the city.
The propeller-driven drone,
which broke its electronic con:
trolls over the Death Valley In
California. went through weird
aerial acrobat at the end, ac-
cording to witnesses who saw 1t
dive into . small hill.
1T Topped around. teetered
and then dove down." said Mrs.
Art Jensen. who lives about a
half mile from the spot where
the crash occurred.
"A big fare in the sky came
just before the crash" said
Sherry Daubert. 10, on whose
fathers farm the drone hit.
Fire went UP and the plane
burst into flame"
The unnamed plane crashed
about three hours after It had
broken electronic contact with a
mother ship and ground controls.
It new generally northward
across parts Of California, Ne
vada. Oregon and Washington at
q speed Of about $50 knots at an
elevation of around 10000 feet
The runaway was tracked BY
radar after it had lodged into a
thick cloud to escape two ae-
Icompanying shoot down" jets.
The commander Of the China
Lake Naval Air Station near
Palm Springs. where the plane
started its wild flight, said
failure In the electronic circuit
permitted the drone TO break
free.
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he found three wounds in the
chest. two in the back. one in the
temple and one bullet had gone
completely through an arm. Any
one of several Of the wounds
could have caused death. DR..
Macdonald said.
The death weapon was q as
caliber automatic pistol, police
said.
Came Here'7 Years Ago
Mr.. Ahdusheli came to the
United States seven years ago
from his native Georgia, one of
the states Of the Soviet Union in
the Caucasus Mountains. He had
been . $6.050 q year employee for
the Voice. helping to prepare
broadcasts In his native tongue.
His bride, Irene Eriston Alb
dusheli. -. also Is q native OF
Georgia.
A Star reporter told Mrs. Alb
dusheli about her husbands
death. less than two hours after
he left the Q street apartment to
visit Miss Hough.
II just can't believe it," she
exclaimed.
Mrs. Abdusheli told The Star
her husband left the apartment
about 8 am. TO offer condolences
to Miss Hough on the death Of
her father. He had known Miss
Hough for several years and had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
JET Air Fleet
Purchase Stirs
Pentagon Row
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impossible for the service tc
operate.
While the order set a Satur.
day deadline for "promulgatina
directives." Air Force oficials
were busy drafting q new, hot
protest.
This 100 per cent of the
money on hand for all obliga-
tons" policy. 1t was said, would
mean that Mr.. Eisenhower'i
budget would not be simply
"austere" as described by Mr.
Douglas and Gen. Nathan r
Twinins, Chief Of staff. but in
adequate instead.
A Wilson spokesman said the
order was designed ito re-estab-
lish sound funding practices and
further require the full. rather
than partial or phased. funding
which has been followed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
GIRL IN DEATH LEAP
LOSES ONLY DIGNITY

OMIYA. Japan R.-A Al
year-old girl. apparently
bent on suicide. leaped into
the path Of an onccming ex-
press train today but jumped
too hard.
She went over the rails
and tumbled forward a. the
train roared past. The
wheels caught the hem Of
her dress and stripped her,
but only her dignity was In
jured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
Body Of Army Man
Recovered From Han

SEOUL. May 30 R.-The
Army announced today that Ko-
rean fishermen have recovered
the body Of Specialist SIC Aubrey
L. Meeker. 40. Of Tulsa. Okla,
from the Han River.
Meeker was q passenger aboard
10 CHA Globemaster which
crashed in the river February
~ shortly after taking on for
Japan.
Bodies Of four United States
Iservicemen who died in the
crash still are miSsina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
Engineers Increase

CHICAGO-The number of
scientists and engineers in the
United States has risen from
$4,000 in ls47 to about ESQ. 900
today.
Smyrna times., 1957-08-29
SILO FILLING METHOD
DETERMINES FORAGE
QUALITY

The method you use when fill
ing a silo-as well as the forage
put up-will determine the feed
ing quality of silage, says George
Vapaa, county agricultural agent.
The agent explains that quality
silage is made within a few hours
after ensiling. That's when the
fermentation process important to
preservation takes place.
He points out that an import
ant key to successful preservation
is immediate exclusion of air
from the silage.
Forage tramped, weighted and
Immediately sealed has made
good quality silage in U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture expert
ments, the agent continues. On
the other hand, forage left loose
and unsealed for two days spoil
ed. Spoilage was even more COM
plete when air was forced through
the forage. This forage heated
Smyrna times., 1957-08-29

with fans, foggers and other
methods of keeping chickens cool
in summer.
Willard T. McAllister, extension
marketing specialist at the uni
versity, will give observations on
which areas will be producing
broilers in 1860. McAllister re-
Gently completed a tour of other
commercial broiler areas.
To start the program, visitors
will tour the poultry plant at the
substation. Experimental birds,
demonstrations and exhibits will
be seen. Staff members will be
on hand to answer questions on
disease and nutrition studies now
in progress and recently COM
pleted.
From 6 to 7:30 that evening, a
chicken barbecue will be held in
the grove at the substation. In
case of rain, it will be held in
doors in the horticulture building.
Following the barbecue, a color
movie on the 1857 Delmarva
Chicken Festival will be shown.
Smyrna times., 1957-08-29

no particular trouble, killing the
grubs that produce the beetles.
He recommends using five per
cent chlordane dust at the rate
of five pounds per 1000 square
feet of lawn. Water the lawn
thoroughly after treatment to
hasten penetration of the grub
killer into the soil. The dust can
be mixed with fertilizer and ap-
piled with the fertilizer spreader.
If a spray is desired, the en-
tomologist said, use either one
half pint of 40 per cent chlordane
emulsion concentrate or 10 ounces
of 40 per cent wettable powder
in five or six gallons of water.
Apply the mixture to each 1000
square feet of lawn. MacCreary
also suggested possible use of
dieldrin, aldrin or heptachlor.
He cautioned that all instruc-
tions for using the chemicals be
followed, since all the materials
are poisons. Small children should
be kept off treated lawns until
after rain or a thorough water
ing.
Smyrna times., 1957-08-29

abnormally for the first few days
and finally lost nutrients and
much of the Tactic acid needed
for effective preservation.
Excessive temperature is an
early symptom of spoilage in sill
age, the county agent adds. It's
the exclusion of air that counts
in controlling this heating and in
encouraging proper fermentation.
Type of plant used in silage is
another factor in quality, Vapaa
says. Researchers have found that
alfalfa consistently makes better
silage than orchard grass-de-
spite the latter's higher sugar
content. Alfalfa also withstands
higher temperatures with less nu-
TRENT loss.
Smyrna times., 1957-08-29
u, of ID. Substation Schedules
Open House

An open house for all Delaware
poultrymen has been scheduled
Thursday afternoon, September 5,
at the University of Delaware
Substation near Georgetown.
In an announcement, ]. Frank
Gordy, substation director, said
the 8 to pm. program includes
demonstrations, exhibits, speak
ers. a movie and a chicken bar
becue.
Richard c. Larkin, of the Agri-
cultural Marketing Service, U. S.
Department of Agriculture, will
speak on the subject what Will
Broiler Prices Be This Fail and
Winter?"
DR.. Morris S. Cover, university
poultry pathologist, will discuss
his latest findings on control of
infectious synovitis. He will dis
play birds that were injected with
the disease and treated with diff
erent chemicals.
Ernest N. Scarborough, univer-
sity agricultural engineer, will re-
port on his research work at the
substation. Visitors will be invit-
ed to hear Scarborough talk on
the effect of varying degrees of
temperature, humidity and am
monia on broiler f1ocks. He will
include results of controlled en-
vironmental studies conducted in
nearby states.
Harold Sharpe. A. w. Perdue
and Sons Co., Salisbury, Md, will
explain com any experiments
Smyrna times., 1957-08-29

Va
LivestOck-1 Driving Horse.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
1920 McCormick-Deering Trac-
tor, IHC eft. Grain Binder, John
Deere 5-ft. cut Mower, John Deere
71a -ft. Disc, good riding Plows,
Walking Plow, 3-section Drag
Harrow, good Dump Rake, 2-sec-
tion springtooth Harrow, New
Idea Manure Spreader, nearly new
No. 999 John Deere Corn Planter
with fertilizer boxes and tractor
tongue included, Cultivator, 2 o.
tooth Cultivators with levers, 2
good Dearborns, l has roller bear
ings; 2 top Buggies, l as good as
new; Hand Corn Shelter, Cement
Mixer, 11a hip. John Deere Gaso-
line Engine.
Chicken House Equip.-6 Brood
er Stoves, 20 5-ft. Feeders, 8
Stainless Steel Water Fountains,
lot of jar fountains, Chicken Wire.
Furniture-Section Book Case,
Desk, Single and Double Beds,
Chairs, Tables, Ice Box, Bureaus,
Clothes Cabinets, Coal and Wood
Heater, Cook Stove and lot of
Dishes.
Lumber-3,000 #. 2x4's, ffever
used; 5000 ft. 2x6's and 2xS's and
miscellaneous lumber, never used;
1,40O so. ft. matched Oak Floor
ing.
Miscellaneous 55 gal. Globe
Roof Coating, lot of single and
double Harness, lao bales of
Straw, Corn Cutter, Grab Hay
Fork, Hot Water Heaters, empty
drums, A good line shafts and
hangers, lot of 11a inch good pipe,
lot of roll roofing, tin roofing, gas
and kerosene lanterns, post hole
diggers, grease guns, scrap iron,
pipe threaders and pipe fittings.
and many other items too numer-
Gus to mention.
Cash Day of Sale
MARTIN BEACHY,
Owner
]. c. Walker, Auctioneer
Lunch Will Be Served
Smyrna times., 1957-08-29
GRUB-PROOFING LAWNS
RECOMMENDED

The abundance this summer of
both Japanese beetles and Asiatic
garden beetles points up the need
for grub-proofng lawns in many
areas of the state, particularly in
new housing developments.
A University of Delaware en-
tomologist, Donald MacCreary,
said the operation can be accom-
plished by the home owner with
Smyrna times., 1957-08-29

The u. S. Department of Agri-
culture reports the 1857 calf crop
in the United States is expected
to total 41,347,0O0 head. This
would be about two per cent less
than the 42,817,O00 calves born in
1856.
Smyrna times., 1957-08-29
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my business and
farm, 1 will sell at public auction
at West Dover Butcher Shop, To-
Gated 3 miles west of Dover ON
the Hazlettville Road, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1857
Beginning at 11:OO AM, DIST,
Rain or Shine
Smyrna times., 1957-08-29

More truck owners know
that Chevrolet with IFS
wide range of models =.
offers fhe right eopoeify and
power TO sfuy and save on
any iobl
Durable Chevrolet Task-Force
trucks are doing more jobs-and
getting them done more quickly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
LARGE, sweet Flame Red Tokay
Ne. iOI "Ouiot Dishes For The Woman in Harry"

The big red Flame Tokays
are here! Huge clusters
shipped in cool and dry
from fragrant vineyards
where Safeway buyers
select them. Each grape
firm-fleshed actually
crisp" to bite into
and tantalizingly sweet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21
IJse Teen-Ads to ;.
sw ~s Tell and Sell

ACCORDION. Fontane'li. with case.
100 bass; black and white. Call
JAN, 10. 2-5718.
FOR SALE-One slightly used bull
whip in good ccnditi-n. Call JOE
SIMMS, at XII. 8-7120.
BOY, IA, wants to baby sit. week
ends only. Write EDWARD CORN,
712 Jackson st. ne. Washington II,
d. C.
BOY WANTS BABY GIRL RABBIT,
will pay So. Write EDWARD CORN.
7l2 Jackson st. ne, Washington
IT. d. C.
WANTED Fabulous time for David
Moss and Debbie Parzow ON their
special occasion.
WANTED-Job for baby sitter, in VIZ
cinity Of University Park, Md;
weekdays or week ends; age IL.
WA 1882.
FORMAL. size Is. blue chiffon over
net; ballerina len9th; worn once.
MATCHING shoes, ON HE. 4-4732.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Petite from
Carol, who thinks she's the greatest.
TRUMPET. Blessing Artist: good
H.
JU. 9-4426
WHITE RATS for sale: make won-
derful Pets: males. 81: females.
$3.50 jefferson 1881.
WANTED-USED CANOE. Please
call LA. 6-7324. FRANK A. BLAT'r.
ALL OF YOU CATS that like to
float around on three sharps, come
on down to the "Teen-Age JAM
boree- Carnival" at Charlotte Hall
Military Academy, Saturday, April
81. 8 pm.
TALENT SHOW, sponsored by st.
Luke's, Wed. at 1888 u st. NV. Cali
JOYCE, RA. 2-6i48.
ENJOY YOURSELF. st. Lukes Teen
Hop and Talent Show. 1888 U st.
NV. Call SANDRA, AID. 2-4504.
TEEN HOP, sponsored by st. Luke's
at 1888 u st. NV, Wed. Call JUDY.
RIA. 3-4925.
HAVE FUN, st. Luke's Talent Show
and Teen Hop, 1888 U st. NV. Call
SANDRA, tn. 2-4795.
MILT GRANT: Please dedicate "All
Shook Up" to Carly w. SALLY B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21
THE SUNDAY STAR. Washington. D. c.

FOR SALE-TRUMPET,u sedsonly
few times. Best offer. Job wanted
for 14-year-old girl; reliable;
Wheaton and Viers Mill vicinity.
VIII 6-7283.
R&B PARTY TONIGHT. from to
IL, sponsored by the Columbian
Squires, at st. Anthony's Parish
Hall, on Rte near Baileys Cross
roads in Falls Church. Free records
and live entertainment by The
Generals and The Starlighters. Adj
mission 75c per person to CYO
members and guests.
SUIT, boys all-wool Husky. size 16;
like-new coat; cost $35, sell $40.
EN- 1898.
FRANKLIN FL hope you had a
happy birthday Wednesday. MARY
N.
MILT GRANT-Watch "Record Hop"
every day. Please dedicate Little
Darlin" for Jimmy Cox. Thanks.
LONELY.
AM LOOKING for experienced Bari.
man. Must dig bop. If qualified
call ia. 2-8844.
INSTRUMENTAL TRIO to play for
your party or prom. Reasonable
rates. ME. 8-9348 on week days.
SKEIL-Get my shoes over here fast.
/ need them for the party. PITT
SIZE, HA. 2-9621.
PITTSIE-Sorry, but I am wearing
them to the party. No can do!
SKEIL, LA. 6-8112.
= CHANNELED "a FORD COUPE, Al
Ford engine, dual exhaust; must
sell. SIPS cash. CIR. 3-1391.
FORD Al VS. maroon coupe in good
running condition. $50. Call ia.
8439i.
WILL SELL BROWNIE UNIF., size
8, sand Girl Scout unif., size IL.
Call JEAN, VIII. 6-6013.
OFFICIAL SOAP BOX DERBY
wheels and equipment; used once,
Al cond.: reas. Call DAVE, RE.
6-8087.
Acquaintance may come
and go; the gay, the dull. the
clever; but rare and precious is the
friend we love and keep forever"
Happy birthday! NJ. A. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

SPRING FLING - Prizes, free re-
freshments; record hop; presented
by Teen Ayers, Mt Olivet Metho-
dist Church. N. 10th and Glebe.
Arlington, 8 pm, April 26; SIPS
couple, 81, stag. Proceeds to Elk
change Student Fund.
BARBARA Sim all shook up over
you. So-I'm sticking with you.
H. S.
1 LEARNED auto repairing on this
car. You can too. Good transp,
4S CroSley sta wag., 81 engine;
SIS or best offer. TIE. 6-4276 after 2.
URGENT. Must borrow or rent real
istic prop skeleton and large black
pots for April IS. ANN, EN-.
1894.
CHIP HARTMAN and his orch. are
refined, experienced group which
will add sparkle and charm to your
dance or party. Call ia. 1884.
FOR SALE-Bicycle, Raleigh English
racer. lights: very good condition;
$50. JU. 7-6O32.
KINDA 'INQUISITIvE"? Aren't we
all? Inquire about the kid" tthe
"Kid" in love- that is. Main Post
Once, Box No. 1924, Greensboro,
N. c. No obligations. A postal
card" o. K.
WANTED-Radio or TV that is not
working: must be cheap. BILL,
XII 9-3640.
so WHIZZER MOTORBIKE for
sale; excellent condition; SOS. Call
IKE. 8-6293.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21
Importont Notice

The intent Of Teen Ads Is to
provide a means of communica-
ton between teen-agers. The spe-
ciai rates do not apply 10 adver-
Using Of a commercial nature or
TO business ventures for profit.
Effective with the issue Of May
5, such advertising will be accept
able in "Teen-tO-Teen" only at
regular classified rates Of 55c per
line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

MILF GkANT--PleaSe Qe0lcate see
You Later. Alligator" to Joe.
DIANA.
GREETINGS. Wanted to say HAPPY
EASTER to Dad, Nom. Kathy and
joey. TONY AND GLORIA.
WOULD LIKE to dedicate. Little
Darlin'," TO Nanette and Buddy
from Joyce and Eddie.
FOR SALE-l6-mm movie protector.
large floor screen and cartoon films.
Perfect condition; $50 or best offer.
KE. S-6747.
JOB WANTED as baby sitter: after
school and week ends: reliable and
experienced. Call after 4 pm.
weekdays, RIA. 6-6568.
MILT GRANT Please dedicate
Mama Looka Bubu" for Mary and
Catherine. BOBBY. -
DEDICATION: To Annette from one
of her boy friends. I'm Stickin'
With You" JIMMY BOWIN.
SOUTHERN HAM DINNER - April
"a. through $50 o'clock. FALLS
CHURCH H. S. CAFETERIA. 81 25,
adults; 75c. children. Sponsored
by The Paw Print F. C. H. S.
Literary Magazine.
TWO BIKES for sale; one 26-in.
boys English bike. good condition:
one Pain. girls bike, needs new
tires; boys bike, $25: girls bike.
$40. BOB BROWN. 1915 Greenway
DIR. Call 10. 8-3444.
TYPEWRITER, Remington noiseless:
will sell for $40. Please call JU.
5-S7l4.
WHIZZER MOTORBIKE, new con-
Ciition Must be seen to be APP
preciated. LU. 2-9l45.
GIRLS TAP SHOES for sale. size
tn b; $3.50 or best offer. Call
RIA. 6-3i42.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL desires tipping
WANTED-one SIT. Gin. brown
eyed brunette with initials B. "P."
day or night, JIM DANDY OF
c. H. s.
FOR SALE-Double bass outfit in
Guiding bow, waterproof carrying
case, extra strings; excellent quail
ity; $l25. HO. 2-3308. Sunday or
evenings.
SOAP BOX DERBY official axel
wheels and steering wheel: excel.
cond.; SIS. Call DAVID after $50
pm. KE. 6-9606.
DANCE BAND. Starlanders. Every
thing from slow TO rock n roll,
Latins too.-> MORT FREED. RIA.
3-778O
GOT S5-Need a pair of girls rink
skates. size 3. SANDY SIMMS,
Hollywood, Md, Greenwood 5-2074.
METHODIST YOUTH FELLOW
SHIP-Alexandria subdistrict's an
nual retreat, "HIGHROAD HOLI-
DAY" at Camp Highroad, May 4
and s. Wanted, all MYERS in
Alex. subdist. to attend. For more
information contact local MYF
presidents.
ROLLER SKATES, girls white shoe
case; hardly worn: $40. Call so.
8-4412.
STAMP COLLECTOR? Get started
with abt. 5000 foreign and $3.50 al
bum. SCOTS cat. value abt. $3.50;
will sell for 500. Call BILL at SP.
3-4248 if interested.
WANTED-Job for baby sitter, age
IA. Call JE. 1926. after school
and week ends.
TWO SCHWINN BIKES-One "a in,
with training wheels; one 26 in;
also wagon. Call DI. 7-9054.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY a pair of
water skis reasonably priced. LEO
AMADUCCI Call DU. 7-0045.
THANKS TO MR.. JACK KAUFF-
MANN for getting Bob Hickman
back on from 930 to 1920 again.
II was swell of you. LOUISE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

Latin America, which has had big influence in
music food and drink and travel for North Americans
showed its influence in the clothes line during
Fiesta Fashion Show" at Franklin Simon'S Seven
Corners store
The coors were bright, and to make the fashion
scene even brighter and more tropical models like
Helen Ann Cheek (above) of Annandale High School,
added headgear of fruit.
Ginger Brown Qeft) of Falls Church High, models
sports outfit with contrasting three button effect
for added covered-up knee interest.