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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-10
Winston Churchill To Be
Presidents Guest In April

WASHINGTON, R-The White
House Saturday confirmed that
Sir Winston Churchill, former
British prime minitser, has ac-
cepted President Eisenhower in
vitation to be a White House
guest for several days late in
April.
The President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover invited Sir Winston and
his wife to be White House guests
while the former prime minister
is in Washington in connection
with an exhibition of his paint
ings at the Smithsonian Institute.
White House press Secretary
James C. Hagerty said they have
accepted the invitation and Sir
Winston will visit here as ''per-
sonal old friend" of Eisenhower.
The last time Churchill was here
was as prime minister for British
American talks in June 1945.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-10
Radio Signal From Ham Operator
May Have Destroyed Missile In Flight

flight could have provided.
Air Force experts started the
long task Of reducing that data to
disable information-and to facts
which might help prevent the loss
of still another ICBM.
Two earlier Atlas missiles were
destroyed last year shortly after
launching. Because of the volume
of information gained, the Air
Forces classes those flights as IS
per cent successful.
Only two of the five 5000
mile range ICBMs launched to
date have made completely sue
cessful flights.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-10
Alaska Deputy Marshals
To Get Raises In Pay

WASHINGTON Action is ex-
pected shortly to grant pay ia
creases to Deputy US. marsha5s
in Alaska, according to a recent
announcement by Delegate Bart
lett following conferences with
Justice Department officials.
The boosts are expected to be
made in the form of grade i11-
creases through arrangements
being concluded between the
Civil Service Commission and the
Department of Justice.
Deputy marshals in the terri
tory for many years have re-
ceived salaries one grade higher
than their counterparts in the
states. The compensation Of depu-
ties in the states was increased
recently placing them ON par
with those in Alaska, with the
promise made that the Alaska of
ficials would receive an increase
which is now in the ofifng.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-10

More than 400, 900 Cub Scouts,
Boy Scouts, Explorers, and adult
leaders throughout the nation
will observe Boy Scout Week,
February 7 to Is, marking the
48th anniversary of the Boy
Scouts of America.
Boy Scout Week sees the
launching of a yearlong Safety
Good Turn suggested by Pres
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-10
OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT WEEK POSTER

ident Eisenhower, Honorary
President Of the Boy Scouts OF
America.
In cooperation with lther or
CARNATIONS giving leadership IN
safety, the Scouts will promote
traffic safety in March, April,
and May; outdoor safety in June,
July, and August; and home
safety in September, October,
and November.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-10

The total investment in Boy
Scout camps throughout the ma
ton exceeds $55, 100000.
Evening star., 1958-07-05

named winner of the first prize
a trip to Havana, Cuba. Run
ners-up were Chester ]. Reed
and SummerfieId b. Medairy.
Evening star., 1958-07-05

Of Bethesda. a member of the
NIREB Board of Governors
said the bulletin is titled Sales
Ideas that Click" and includes
A articles drawn from the ex-
perience Of as many real estate
men.
y
Doug M. Smiley, Prince
Georges County broker, has an
nounced removal of his Offices
from Cheverley to new quar-.
ters at 1874 Addison road, Seat
Pleasant.
At the same time, Mr.. Smi-
ley said he has sold the rental
and insurance phase Of the
business, which he has headed
for f1ve years. and will deal
only in real estate sales.
Mrs. Mary Hager, formerly
with the realty firm of C. M
HALEY in Falls Church, has
Joined the Office Of Lucille Cook,
real estate firm also of Falls
Church.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
NCHA Gets
Permits for
More Units
Recent building permits is
sued by the District include:

National Capital Housing Authority,
owners. l729 NY. ave. nv: builder
tects: to erect nve apartment build.
ings, totalling 152 units, in the 1000
block 18th st.. Sc, 1900 block \ q.
Sc, 1000 block 18th st. Sc. and the
l400 block L st s.e.; total cost, Seel.-
Frank calcara. owner and builder.
1905 II ST. NV; Anthony Campitello,
architect; to erect fye two-story DWELL
ings. 4500 block Albermarle st. NV:
cost, $4,000 each.
National Lutheran Home for the
..ged. owners. 2635 rs st. ne: builder
not selected; Charles A. Schevringer,
architect: to build one 3-story addition
to home for aged. alterations to exist
ing building. 1885 is st. ne; cost,
Drive-in Restaurants. Inc, owners.
1925 H st. NV; Harvey Const. Co,
Inc. builders; Daumit g. Sargent. ar
ehitssct; to build one .l;-sstory once.
Mr. & M Mrs Paul t' f''oES Gray. jr.,
owners. 27O5 is St. ne: builder not
selected; Clyde NJ Drayton, architect:
to build one 1-story dwelling, 4712 II
st. NV; cost. $4,000.
DR.. Harry g. Galblum and DR..
Samuel D. Loube, owners. POPS I st.
NV; builder not selected; Joseph Mil
Ter, architect: to build addition to
off1ces and fat. also interior altera-
tions. 2O36 / st. NV: cost, So 900,
James H. Prentice. owner, $50 Tower
Building: builder not selected: e. W.
Syme, architect; to erect one, 1-story
parking garage, 26-2S-30-32 r ct.
NV; cost. $4,000.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
HOME OF The WEEK
Modal Is Featured
BY Modern Design

shielded from street trafic BY
a continuation Of the brick
half-wall on the front Of the
home.
At left Of the living room is
the dining area with access to
a breezeway between garage
and house. In the front left
corner is the kitchen. which
has a, u shaped working
counter.
At the rear Of the house are
three bedrooms, all with fold
ing door. double closets. The
master bedroom at left rear has
its own private bathroom with
shower. The main bath has a
door on the hallway Of the
bedroom area. but is. at the
same time, quite close to the
living areas of the home.
The double garage has q
built-in workbench at the rear
as well as a folding door stor-
age area for garden tools, lawn
mowers and other items for
outdoor use.
Evening star., 1958-07-05

consulting an architect, in case
you are planning to build a
homer
Be sure to inclose check OF
proper amount. One set OF
blueprintS, So; each additional
set IS.
Mail this form TO:
Associated Newspapers,
229 West Forty third street,
New York SO, N. Y, Dept. WS
THE MODAL
With { }, without { } basement
Cd set, (2) sets, 90 sets
name
tAUuTeSS ---------------
OSdJC ---------------
Evening star., 1958-07-05
BY GERRY BISHOP

A sharply contemporary de.
sign in a three-bedroom, one
story home is this weeks Home
OF the Week. named the
''Model."
A brick half-wall and mas
sive chimney marks the front
OF the home. the balance OF
the exterior being board-and-
batten siding.
The front entry is sheltered
by a continuation Of the roof
Of the double garage that
covers a walkway between ga
rage and entrance.
Immediately within is a
foyer with a small coat closet
and here, too. is one of the
homes most striking features.
A huge hearth that serves not
only that function, but as floor
for the foyer, stretches all the
way across the front Of the liv-
ing room.
on the living room at right
Is a covered patio which also is
Evening star., 1958-07-05
House Paint
Is Unsuitable
For Furniture

For painting your garden
and porch furniture, do not
be tempted to use leftover
house paint. House paint is
often formulated so that it
chalks IN such a manner that
it cleans itself.
This quality is desirable in
the coating for a house, but
you do not. want paint rub
bing of on your clothing. Use
enamel especially prepared for
outdoor furniture.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
REALTY REVUE

Richard E. Dunkley, jr., has
been named assistant director
Of sales for the real estate firm
OF Stuart and Maury, the firm
announced today.
Mr.. Dunkley has been with
the firm as a member Of the
sales staff for the past 1S
months. He also serves on the
Brokers and Sales Council of
the Washington Real Estate
Board.
Il
JOHN I. HILL, Of Houston,
Tex, last week was elected
president Of the National Asso-
citation of Building Owners and
Managers during the groups
b1st annual convention in Tor
onto.
. y 4
! The June bulletin Of the Ma
tional Institute of Real Estate
Brokers is devoted almost en-
tirely to ideas that have led
to sales.
Mrs. Margaret DunkIey Held,
Evening star., 1958-07-05

ings was I per cent ahead Of
May, 1857. while the number
Of units in multifamily struc-
lures was up IA per cent.
The contract total for nom
residential building in May
was s1.l24,0s7. 900, up a frac-
ton from May. 1857. Heavy
engineering contracts for the
month were $932.3l8,000. down
IS per cent from the same
month last year.
Contracts for the first five
months of 1858 totaled $l2,-
9S3, $4,000, down 5 per cent
from the comparable period Of
last year. Residential building
accounted for $5,l45,ll7.000, a
drop Of 3 per cent from the
first five months Of 1857.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Building Contracts
Hit AII-Time Peak

Construction contracts
awarded during May in the
United States totalled $3,402.-
SIS. 900, the highest figure ever
recorded for a single month, the
F. w. Dodge Corp, construction
news specialist. has announced.
The May total was only q
small fraction Of l per cent
above the previous record set
in May. 1857. but exceeded the
third highest month-June.
1957-by 5 per cent.
Contacts for residential
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Dixon Sworn In
As FHLBB Member

Ira Dixon this week was
sworn in for a new four-year
term as a member of the Fed
eral Home Loan Bank Board.
Mr.. Dixon, a Republican of
Kentland, Ind. has been a
member of the board since
September, 1854. His new term
will expire on June 80, 1862.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
FHA SeIf-Supportinq

All Federal Housing Admin
istration funds are derived
from premiums and fees paid
by the users of FILA services
and from interest on FHA in
vestments. No tax money goes
to support FHA. the agency
says.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
BUILDERS REPORT

The Washington Building
Congress has announced plans
are completed for its annual
summer outing next Friday at
the Prince Georges Golf and
Country Club, Landover, Md.
Chairman of this years out
ing is Harvey Keefe, Of the
F. w. Dodge Corp. He is being
assisted by Ray DuckwOrth, of
the Easterday-D y-Duckworth
Roofing Co., who served as
chairman of last years affair.
The congress also has an
nounced it will honor the win
ners of the 1858 awards for
superior craftsmanship on local
buildings with a dinner at 7
pm. July IA in the Mayfiower
Hotel.
District Commissioner Rob-
ert E. Mclaughlin will give the
principal address at the din
ner on Building a Better
City"
Presentation of the citations
and awards will be made by
Anthony Ferrara, chairman of
the WBC Craftsm m a n lip
Awards Committee. and Frank
BOnadiO, secretary treasurer of
the Building and Construction
Trades Department. AFL-CIO.
X
Gerald S. Gidwitz. chairman
Of the board of Continental
Materials Corp, of Chicago,
met here this week with men,
bers of the Senate and Federal
Housing Administration Off
cials in an effort to change
what he called the home
building industry's ultracon-
servative attitude toward new
materials and techniques."
Specifically he proposed that
FILA establish a board of rep
resentatives of the home build
ing industry and government to
encourage development and use
of new techniques and products
in home building, as we'll as set
standards for such advantages.
He also urged a program de-
signed to modernize and make
uniform the Nations building
codes.
The Kay Construction Co..
builders and developers, has
announced winners of a spe-
cial sales contest which saw
over 81 million in sales in the
last As days.
Murray r. BOwdan was
Evening star., 1958-07-05

given. What you could build
the house for in the Washing
ton area would depend on the
bids you might receive. They
might range fom $40 to SIS
per square foot or. more, plus
land. i.
(In case you wish to order
blueprints. you may do so by
filling in the blank form below.
Check or money order must be
sent with your request, do not
send currency. With your blue
prints will come specifications
and a material list. Provision of
the syndicated feature by The
Star is not meant to suggest
that you should not consider
Evening star., 1958-07-05

buildings included in the May
total amounted TO sl,S46.l70.-
900. an increase Of 4 per cent
above May. 1857.
The number Of dwelling unit,
covered by the May residential
contracts was lO4,l4s. the high
est monthly total in two years
and 2 per cent above the cor
responding month last year.
OF the dwelling units. the
number Of single-family dwell
Evening star., 1958-07-05
THE MODAL-This is the
Home of the Week named
the Modal" with floor
plan adjoining.

Plans are available for this
house. to be built either with
or without a basement. In
the latter case, the stairwell
at the rear Of the dining room
becomes a heater room for
furnace and water heater.
Living area Of the home
measures 1880 square feet.
The cubage is 20,0lO cubic feet
with basement and 1880 with
out.
Editors Note: The cost is not
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Mortgages Current

The ratio of delinquencies
to the number Of home mort
cages on which Federal Hous-
ing Administration insurance
is in force at the present time
is only q Of l per cent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
HERE ARE THE SIMPLE RULES
FOR THE STARS COMIC CONTEST

!. Make free-hand drawing Of your favorite char
acter from the comic strips panels Star on one
side Of an s-byi0-inch piece Of white paper You can
use pen. pencil water color any suitable medium
q Write In 100 words or less Why you Ike 70 read
newspaper comics This also must be piece shy-lo
white paper should be printed typewriter or in neat
clear handwriting.
3. FIN out the entry blank below and attach il to
your drawing and statement
4 Entries should be mailed to Comics Editor. col
Star Building. washington. u C. No entries viii pc
turned The judges decisions win be final and the entries
viii be the property Of The Star andor the Newspaper
Comics Council. Inc
The age groups Children up s; those to IL:
l3 through Is and Is through l9 First second and third
prizes SIS. SIS and SIS IN the Washington area
contest The national competition is divided into two
groups Pre-teen tup l2) and Teen ti3 through lsl
and the prizes include a-expense paid air trip to
New York theater tickets to lii Abner and radioTv
appearances well watches bicycles lessons and
two sets of encyclopedias.
s. Only boys and girls 10 and under eligible and
only one entry viii be accepted from each contestant
Contestants not be related 10 employed BY
any newspaper The deadline win be mid-February.
Entry blanks win appear each weekday on The Star
comic pages and on Sundays in TEEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

MTLT-Please ded. why Don't
They Understand" to Teddy,
I. from her one and only. RUSTY.
MILTY-MO:-P Please play
Don't" Maybe" and Sugar.
time" for Diane and Gary, and
Betty and Bob.
R0CKA CHICKA Militia -
Please spin Don't" Il Beg Of
You and -Oh Julie" for Jane
PIT. PERRY.
MHT-Please dedicate You Are
Ny Destiny" for someone spe-
cial. from TONY.
DEAR CRAZY LEGS MILF
Would you please play -Teeny
Weeny" for Sheila c. and Royce
Y. Of Manassas Va.
DEAR MILK SHAKE - Please
play Don't for the girl I
like. Helen s.. from DANNY d.
MILF. DON AND ID. PLEASE
play "Short Shorts" for Ann.
the girl who looks good. Prom
DORSEY. with love.
MILT-D0N-Piease play -Short
Shorts" fore Ann. the girl that
looks good. Love. DORSEY.
MILF AND DON-Please ded.
Get a job to Steve, and don't
worry. Love. PAT.
MILF AND DON - Ded. This
Little Girl Of Mine" to Maggie.
Good luck with the Pioneer.
From p B.
MILF AND DON-Please ded.
Get a job to Nancy. We miss
you Hurry back. From PAT,
Steve. Mary Lou, Bob. Margie.
Danny and Pete.
DON-Please ded. Maybe" and
Don't for Tom. from CHRIS.
who likes him very much.
D0N-Please play Maybe" and
"Unspoken Love" for Patsy.
From BUTCH NJ.
DON-Please play ~waitin' In
School. to Lynn r. From TED
r.
DEAR DON-Please dedicate
Maybe" and Ballad Of a
Teen-ege Queen to Teddy.
from "a girl who thinks he's
the most. Thanks. KATHY.
DON DILLARD-Piease dedicate
Don't for Rose Anne and
Red c. the boy she's taking
to the prom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

DEAR DON-Piease dedicate
-Twitchy- and In the stiIl
Of the Night" 70 Dick. from
the girl who likes him. Thanks,
MEL.
DON-Piay In the Still Of the
Night" for Scott. who IS II
TODAY. Love. NARY.
MILF AND DON-Please ded.
Maybe" to Barry W., on Jan.
q. Happy birthday. BarryI
DON AND MTLT-PIay The
Stroll and Short shorts for
Alys B.. from DAN s. with
love. s
DON Please play short Shorts"
for Lee D., who win be 10 jan
nary q. JUDY.
DON-Play @You Are Ny Des-
tiny for Burt On Tuesday. his
18th birthday. LISA.
DON-Plesse spin Don't and
wish Kerry a happy birthday,
from THE PANIC
DON-T To Dee" the eiri III love
til the twenty fourth Of never.
Il Lore You: Love You: I
Love You For Sentimental
Reasons darling. you Are My
Destiny" and Maybe you'll
love me too. I love YOU. ALAN.
COOL DILLARD = Please play
sWaftin' in School, or stood
Up for Jed W. and Linda L.
and .'anie r. and Tony Z.
DON D.-please dedicate This
Is the Night. bv the valiants.
for Susie r.. from her Special
Angel
DON Please play -Tonite- To-
mite" by the Meiio- Hines. for
Don and Joan
DON DELLARD- Ded. MY Spe-
cial Angel for Carol W.. from
her ever-ioving EVIS IT. d..
D0N-Please play ~In the StiTl
Of the Nieht- for Tiger from
JOE.
DON DILLARD-PIease spin In
the Still II the Night for Alan.
from DIANE. who really cares.
D0N-Piease ded Short Shorts"
for Rodney from secret admir-
ers who care a lot.
CALVIN HACKETT- Please play
Maybe for Garland H.. Of
Cardozo. from an admirer.
GLORIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: wednesday Pm for Sunday following A,
received too late win appear following Sunday
RATES: lines Csc. l0c each additional line You can
figure the cost yourself Allow average words Der ine
TO PLACE. Write ad and figure Give your name adj
dress. telephone number and send your ad plus nav
ment to TEEN-ADS. Sunday Star washington b c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
DANCING To THE BOP GRANT

and jeanne E.. Dick W. and
Dee q.
N. G.-Ded. "Oh Boy to Billy
hum T.. from Pony TAN NJ,
with love.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate
The Right 10 Love" for
Martin and Kaye.
SIRLOINER MILT-Please spin
You Are My Destiny to Dick.
Prom one who cares, DIANE
c.
BIZ BOPPING MILT - Please
dedicate you Are My Destiny"
for my teddy bear. Paul. Guess
whO7
DEAR MILT-Piease dedicate
"Losin' Game" for Jimmy and
Johnny. Prom the LOSERS"
SLIM JIM EAT'N GRANT
Please dedicate Liechslen-
steiner Polka. SAM.
MILT-Please play You Are My
Destiny" TO Buddy and coodog.
From JIGSAW and BONNIE.
MILT-Please dedicate waiting
In School 10 the two youngest
Glow boys. From SUSAN and
SHARON.
SIRLOINER PEPSI MOTO-
ROLA MILT-Please play
"Teeny Weeny" and Maybe"
for Adelaide L. From JACK. A.
HEP-kAT MILF - Please spin
Twelfth Of Never" TO Tiger
Beetle from CICADA KILLER.
DEAR TOPSIR GRANT - Spin
Don't" 10 a cetrain little blond
girl I know from JOHN NJ 70
Cecilia T.
MsLT-P,ease spin "Oh Julie."
for Rita and Gene and Wayne
c. From one who really cares
a lot. B. A.
NEAT MILTERINO-Piease play
ON Monday. Are You Sincere?"
by Andy Williams, for Joe s.
From PAT ID.
DEAR MILTERINO-Please spin
"Get a job" for Mike. Bill B..
II. c. and al the cool guys at
q. NJ. II. s.. especially u-no-hoo.
Thanks. SQUEEKY."
BIG Please ded. You
Are nv Destiny" To Happy j..
who Is in the Army. From
JOANNE.
NlLT-Plcase dedicate Don't"
and Bobby" to "Woodchuck"
and her friend c. f. S. at
l.. c. II. S. From q real good
friend.
MoTOROLA MILTIE Please
spin -Oh Julie" for Linda and
Jimmy. Kenny and Sandy. Bob
and ,. Kathy and 2. From
GWEN.
MIR. GRANT Please spin
Don't" to vinnv and Joann.
from John r, on Tuesday, Jan.
81.
MILT-Dedicate the Sopfomore'S
~Charades," for tire Wrights.
Gary. Marie. Bucky. Bob, De-
Mise. Bill and Fran. From
LOUISE.
MILTFORD- Spin "Charades
bv the Sophomores. to Dan.
the sweetest guv on the L. A.
Dodcers. and Bob w. THE
+ CLAN"
DEAR MMT-Please play "A
Very Special love-" for Linda
- and Dbl T. From LINDA.
DEAR NIU.TERINO- Please ded.
Get a Job" Il Beg OF You"
and Don't" for Bobby r. from
BARBARA B. At l.. C. II. s.
SIR MILT LOINER GRANT -
Please suin "Mv Special An
GEL and Twelfth of Never
4 to Pat D., with love. Ronnie
T. who rs IN Providence Hos
pital. Thank YOU. MARDY.
MELT-Please dedicate Twelfth
of Never" on January 81, after
5 30. to Sonny. from the girl
whose life he has made COM
plrte. CUPID.
DEAR DADDY COOL KAT
MILTERINO Please play
Don't" for Linda NJ, from
GARY II. al B. J. II. S.
Please ded. Get Job"
fnr Jimmy with love JOAN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26


drops" to Barry and Rick.
From a girl who cares.
FAT KAT GRANT-Please play
Il Beg Of You" and Don't"
by ElviS. We think he and
the songs are great. We like
your show too. Don't forget TO
play them. ! beg OF you. For
the rock n roll mush kids.
LARRY and STELLA.
MILF GRANT-PleaSe spin The
Twelfth Of Never" and "Oh
Boy" ON Thursday. for Louise
and Charlie, who have been
going steady two months.
MILT-Please ded. This Little
Girl OF Nine" to little panic
and little sister. from big panic
and big brother.
DEAR Please ded. you
Send Me-" and MY Proudest
Possession" 10 Bobby. Prom
someone who really cares. BET.
DEAR MILT-Please play You
Bug Me Baby" 10 the person
who is sending In dedication
for Carol and Steuart. CAROL.
DEAR MILF Please PLAY I'll
Come Running Back to You"
for David P. OF Herndon. From
BECKY H. OF Loudoun.
MnT-Please play Get a job. I"
to Sid O. with all my love,
from DUNCAN and ] hope TO
see Won soon.
DEAR MILT Please play
Bobby 70 Bobby o. From
JOYCE II. who cares a lot for
him.
MOTOROLIN' MILF GRANT
Please dedicate The Joker" TO
Ray and fer Bob and Carol.
Tommy and Rachel. Shela and
Donnie, Margaret and T'horny.
Charlie and his girls. Toni and
Mary Ann. Dickie. Jackie.
Harvey and the Surrattsyille
Hornets. From PHOE B f
GOODHEART.
MILT-Please dedicate why
Don't They Understand and
Twelfth OF Never" to Susan
Z. From x. s.
MILF Please dedicate "Seni-
mental Reasons" and Ballad
Of Teen-Aee Queen" on
Jan. "a. for Bernt and Anita:
also Earle who still likes Gail.
MILT-Please dedicate Get a
job to Ann and Bob. Barbara
and Jerry and Judy and Chip.
From me.
MILT-Piease dedicate "Maybe"
all week to Keith. Alan. Danny.
Pat, Larry, Sam and Jerry.
From BolIncy and the Shadow.
MILT-Please dedicate The
Story Of Ny Life" TO Sandra
who is My Desire From the
Water Boy q the AnacoStia
football team.
DYNAMITE MILT-Please play
short Shorts" for Johnny NJ.
From CECE T.
MILT-Spin. 'Oh Julie" Mad.
Mad World and Don't" for
the girls in Mrs. Miller's class.
TIM. JACK.
MILT-Please play, "waitin' in
School," for Mike and Tommy.
From JACKIE and MARGIE.
MILT-Please play -You Send
Me" for D. p. Of Lovettsville.
Va. I. c. S.
CRAZY MILT GRANT-Please
spin Mad. Mad world" for
7th-grade cats, from JIMMY
@.
MILT-Please ded. Twelfth of
Never for Connie and Mar
rail Of L. c. II. s. CUPID.
MILT-Please ded. Every Day"
by B. H.. to my love. Joe x.
with love. ELAINE. Sorry
about last Friday night.
WILD MAN SIRLOINER SLOP-
PING MILTERINO-Play "Oh
Boy" TO The Deacon"
MILT - Please. ded. 'Oh Boy"
For Sentimental Reasons" and
Short Shorts for Tommy and
the gang. NANCY B.
MILTOvICH-Play Don't for
Marsha RICK.
MILT-Please ded. The Joker"