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II. Armstrong Robegts

ways. The disappearance of the bus
affected him differently from some others.
He saw it as magic trick, and he thought
of it as a magic trick = or, rather, as part
of a magic trick. He said it to me and 1
wouldn't listen. He said it is a magician's
job to get you to think what he wants you
to think and see what he wants you to see.
The disappearance of the children, the
CHASTITY taxing Of their death in the quarry
it meant one thing to your Pop, Mr..
Mahoney. Someone wanted all the people
in Clayton to be out of town. Why?
there was only one good reason
that remarkable Pop Of yours could think Of
The quarry payroll. Nearly hundred thou
sand dollars in cash, and not a soul in town
to protect it. Everyone would be looking
for the children, and all the bandits had to
do was walk in the bank and take the money.
No cops, no nothing to interfere with them
"But why didn't Pop tell you his idea?'
Jerry asked.
you still don't know what it was like
here, MIR. Mahoney," Haviland said. "Peo-
pie thought you had done something to
those kids; they imagined your Pop knew
something about it. If he'd told his story,
even to me, think I'd have thought he was
either touched in the head or covering up.
So he kept Still - although he did throw me
a couple Of hints. And suddenly, he was, to
all intents and purposes, alone in the town.
So he went upstairs, got dressed in those
cowboy clothes and went, calm as you please,
to the bank to meet the bandits he knew
must be coming. And they came"
But why the cowboy suit?'' Liz Deering
asked.
"A strange and wonderful mind" Havi-
land said. He thought the sight of him
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Pat Had Done II All With

would be Screwy enough to throw the bandits
little off balance. He thought if he started
blasting away with his guns they might
panic. They almost did"
What don't understand" Liz said, sis
how, when he fired straight at them, he
never hit anybodyT''
Those were stage guns prop guns"
Jerry said. They only fire blanks"
Haviland nodded. He thought he could
get them to drop their own guns and then
he'd have real weapon and have the drop
on them. 1t almost worked. But the one
man who'd ducked around the corner of the
building got in clean shot at him. For
tunately, arrived at exactly the same min
ute, and / had them all from behind"
But how did you happen to turn up?'
Jerry asked.
81 couldn't get your father out of my
mind" Haviland said. HE seemed to know
what was going to happen. He said they'd
be searching for the kids, whether l told
them to wait at home or not. Suddenly
had to know why he'd said that"
thank God" Jerry said. II gather
you got them to tell you where we were?''
Haviland nodded. I'm still not dead
clear how it worked, Jerry"
1T was as simple as pie Ia mode" Jerry
said. 81 was about a half mile into the
dugway on the home trip with the kids.
We'd just passed Karl Dickler headed the
other way when big trailer truck loomed
up ahead Of me on the road. 1t was stopped,
and a couple Of guys were standing around
the tail end of it.
Broken down, thought. l pulled up.
All of sudden guns were pointed at me
and the kids. They didn't talk much. They
just said to do as was told. They opened
Evening star., 1958-05-04
6uiz EN-

New Champs :. Wb0f title have
Americans just captured from the Scar
diN0ViGH countries?
The coffee-drinking championship.
Until last year Scandinavian countries
were the worlds biggest coffee market,
but now America has come into first
place with an annual average of 725
cups or II pounds per person.
-ET., North Hollywood, Calf
Pay-0H Where can you pay your
income f0x with painting?
Mexico. The law permits artists,
Sculptors and engravers to pay in kind
with their art products.
MS, Cincinnati
No Ceiling In 1851, the average
h0lf-hoW network show cost $40, 500
Evening star., 1958-05-04

just 8 applications and even the
worst kind of dandruff goes. Ditto
the itchy scalp you get with it.
You put Theradan on for an
hour Or so. or leave it on over
night, if that's needed and con-
venient.
Gently, it penetrates and lifts
of the layer of dead cells that
sticks to your scalp and keeps
forming new dandruff
Theradan, you see, acts under
the surface, not just on top. So it
leaves your hair and scalp really
clean. :. free from dandruff scales
and related itching.
In months of testing by skin
specialists, Theradan was COM
pletely effective in dandruff cases
SO severe that even strong pre-
Evening star., 1958-05-04

TINS WEEK Mosozins/ /Msy 4, 1883
Evening star., 1958-05-04
for | to 3 months!

This new dandruff medicine works where
shampoos fail because it stays on long
enough to do real long lasting job!
Theradan is not shampoo. It's not 'ttonic' Mere
shampoos and tonics only clean up loose dandruff
They can't get down where dandruff starts Theradan
and does because it contains new, penetrating
Sarthionate to stop dGndruf to months.
Evening star., 1958-05-04

scription remedies didn't give ad-
equate relief.
After using Theradan, none of
the men or women tested got
dandruff or itchy scalp again for
1 month to 8 months. You won't,
either.
Theradan is made by the max
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After it clears up dandruff and
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Why don't you?
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Our Wandering Mail

home to the United States, where someone knew
Bernie. 1t arrived here on May o.
To answer your query, we are told by our
sports department that RABBIT" the former
spingarn star, has said definitely that he will
play basketball at Seattle University next sea-
son. If Rabbit" is able to carry the team into
one of the big tournaments next year, there's
a good chance that you will see him on Tv.
But, of course, it's too early to say when
If you'd like to have your letter back with
all the markings and hen tracks on it, stop in
at the TeleVue offices at The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

S5th birthday in April She's almost Sc.
weighs 118 pounds, and her hair is reddish
brown.
Future: MY marriage is the important
thing at this point" She was lucky enough"
to have had all the fun and loveliness" of
being star (she has II motion picture credits)
and now accepts only quiz shows or TV acting
roles in New York. She continues to devote
most of her spare time to the American
Organization for the U. N, where she lectures
and does educational work
Favorite Poets: Browning, Shelley, Emily
Dickinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
Dear Sandra:

Dear Sandra:
You probably wonder why it has taken us
so long to print the answer you asked for on
Elgin rabbit" Baylor lin next weeks TeleVue."
After all, your letter was posted February 10,
in plenty of time.
Well your note-though plainly addressed
to Bernie Harrison, co TeleVue Mailbag at The
Star Building-waS misdirected to Tel Aviv,
where postal clerks and embassy employees
protested in two languages on the envelope that
they had never heard of Bernie Harrison.
Finally. in desperation the letter was sent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

Continued From Preceding Poss
was excellent too, and Carol Burnett caught
on quickly"
She's had her troubles acting out words on
the show.
'.Burlesque" was impossible. She finally
had to do it via syllables
1--WE been trying to get my husband
management consultant Frank Pittera) to
take me to a burlesque show ever SINCE" she
said.
Vital Statistics: Dorothy Is probably a
little older than you think She celebrated her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. o. c.
June 8. 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

9-cesey Jones. Adventure.
Lost Troin." Two men steel the
Connonboll Express. plonninc 10
use II in their oetowoY with some
stolen gold. Alon Hale. IT,;
Bobby Clark.
7:3o
4-Wcson Train. Western.
I Hour. The MOTOR Adams
Story" tPort u OF q two-port
stoV.D Loter scenes Of the sorly
life and eoreer OF Seth Adoms.
Word Bond, Terry Wilson, Fronk
McGroth, Virginia Grey.
5-SpoFts Lights.
7-DisneyIond. FontosyIond.
Heus. "An Adventure IN Art"
A pictorial interpretation OF the
philosophy of the lote Robert
Henri. pioneer In modem ort
development.
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
Storing Lucille Boil. Desi Arnoz.
7:4S
5-Dusout chetteT.
500
5-Boseboll.
Washington vs.. CIeveIond.
Sleeve % 10 Sewer. Cmdy.
Storing Hugh Beaumont. Bar
boro Billinesley.
$50
4-FatheS Knows Best. C'm'dy.
THE Weoker Sex" EIinor uses
some sly stroteoy to snare q dote
for the school picnic. Jone Wyatt,
Robert Young stor.
7-Tombstone Territory.
DOC Holiday in Durango" A
Texos ounslinoer's fnte is In
Jeopardy when wonted by both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
continusd From Prseedias Poss
EVENING

500
7-Brove Eosle. Adventure.
Keith Lorsen stors.
6:l5
5-News. WectheF. Sports.
Warren. Harris. Morgan.
$50
4-News. Weather. Sports.
Horkness. Strinoer. Gibbons.
5-Popeye. Kids.
Featuring Cop'n Tuoo.
7-Seienee Fiction TheoteF.
The Wotermoker." Croie Ste
Vens.
9-Spotlishf. Weather. News.
GolIoher. Douglas. Cushing.
6:4S
@-NBC News.
Dovid Brinklsy. Chef Huntley.
S-Dous EdwoVds. News.
TOO
4-lost OF the MchieeRs.
5-Son fFoneisee eeot.
tReruns Of The llneup.l
7-Baekstase. Sports. News.
Strong. Malone. MolkIs.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07
Joven de Is Amos
Pierde Ia Vida
en- Un Academic

I'm fatal Academic de transito,
cost6 la vida a I'm joven de Is
amos. Sus dos companeros resulta-
ron gravemente heridos.
Dean Wooten, quien iba al IL
mon del au~tomovil, falleci6 de he
ridas en- la cabeza y en- ell pecho,
cuando ell vehiculo Sc estrello con-
ira I'm arbol en- la Ave. IA S. w. y
Sunset DR.. AL acelerar la Marcia
ell joven para tratar de pasar una
luz amarillo, ell auto patino, por
estar la Gale humeda, yendose con-
ira ell arbol.
Joe Lunsford y Ben Hendricks,
ambos de Is amos, s~ufrieron heri-
das.
Los tres eran estudiantes de Ia
McCallie Preparatory School, en-
Chattanooga, Tenn. y habian We
nido a sus casas, en- Coral Gables,
para pasarse una semana de vaca-
clones.
Sc dirigian a casa del ex Sena-
dor del estado, R. B. Gautier, $3.50
S.. w. nth. Ave, para recoger a
su hijo Gary, de II amos, quien
tambien habia llegado de v~acacio-
mes de la Baylor Preparatory
School de Chattanooga,
Ell investigator de academies del
Sheriff, Richard Caldwell, dijo que
ell auto iba en- direction este Sum-
set DR.. cuando Wooten acelero la
Marcia para no tener que parar
(Pasa a la Pagina 13)
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07
Meretida Distinction
Nefito Alfonso NombradO Jefe de
Promotion de Importante Firna
POr o. H. ROMAGUERA

Nuestro querido compaiero de
reduction, Merito Alfonso, ell nun
ca bien ponderado autor de la
columna MIAMI DE Ola Y DE
NoCHE, ACADIA de ser honrado
con I'm nombramiento mereci-
disino. La firma Victor Wine
& Liquor, Inc, una de las mas
reputadas empresas de Miami,
dedicadas a la venta de licores
de toda clase, ACADIA de nombrar
al gran Merito Jefe del Depar-
tamento de Promotion y Ventas.
Sus conocimientos en- la ma
teri (y no nos referimos a los
licores sino a la promotion de
ventas) y su correcto proceder,
habran de ser un factor de EXT
to. Ademas, la afabilidad de SUI
trato, la simpatia de que goza
entire la colonia hispanoamerica-
ma de Miami, undo a SUI genera
sidad y desinteres, lie han CANA
do la admiration y Ell reconoci-
miento de todos. Con motive de
este nombramiento, suS compa-
neroS del diario y numerosos
amigos va lie estan preparando
I'm gran alnuerzo I'm agape
cordial al fino escritor y gran
amigo como un sincere home.
maize a sus triunfos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07
Kelly Advierte Sobre ell
Crecimiento Constante de
la DeIincuencia JuveniI

Ell Sheriff del Condado Dade,
Tom Kelly, advirtio aver a la
Junta de Educacion que la ten
dencia al crecimiento de la de-
lincuencia juvenil en- Ell Conda.
do esta llegando a ponerse fue-
ra del control de las autoridades
con la consiguiente amenaza de
que ocurra una complete "des-
moralizacion".
Declare Kelly que una de las
principles razones de que este
ocurra es que los muchachos de
los ~sectores no incorporates del
Condado, son ciudadanos de Sc
gunda clase, que no tienen las
oportunidades que no tienen los
que viven en- las poblaciones.
Kelly comparecio ante la Jun.
ia de Educacion para solicitsr
que los campoS de recreo de las
escuelas de los ~sectores no in
corporadoS pIedan ser usados
para que los muehachos jueguen
despues de las horas escolares,
bajo supervision.
Isl existe la probabilidad de
que comedian los campos para
jugar en- horas de la tarde, ire
a la Comision del Condado para
s~olicitar personal para cuidarlos,
durante esas horas extras. Estu-
diantes de cultura fisica de la
Universidad de Miami acepta.
rfan guStoSos actuar de console
ros en- los campos de juego, du.
rante algunas horas extras. di.
jo Ell Sheriff,
Los miembros de la Junta de
Education ofrccieron SUI coope-
racIon y, en- cambio, solicitaron
la ayuda del Sheriff, de los Tri-
bunales de Memories y de las de.
mas agencias encargadas de ha-
Ger cumplir la ley, para que COO.
peren a la identification de las
pandillas de muchachos y a SUI
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07

Tony Rogers, de IT amos fue
multado en- $500, pero susen-
tencia qued6 en- suspense, GUAM
do los detectives informaron al
juez que Ell muchacno Sc habia
alisado en- ell Servicio de Guar
dacostas.
Rogers confeso haber arroia.
do una bomba de gasolina, fren.
tie a a casa cercada con ell nu-
nero 1900 Gale IS, suroeste. Ell
sapado por la noche. Tambien
admiti6 haber disparado una es-
copeta de perdigoneS, hiriendo
a Harold Porter, cuando este sa-
lilo en- persecution de los que
habian lanzado la bomba.
Osman y DiCarlo tomaron
parte con Rogers en- los actos
yandalicos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07

No, va este es ell coImo. Nj con los suyos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07
ConVicto por Estafa de $4,000

I'm tribunal federal condeno a
Rochkinb a 10 amos de preside.
Mientras tanto, SUI companero
y asociado, Joe H. Rosenthal, OBJ
tuvo tres Semanas de plazo en- SUI
vista preliminar. Rosenthal esta
gozando de libertad provisional ba-
(Pasa a la Pagina 1877
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07

Jerry j. Rochkinb, quien tiene
I'm largo expediente de anteceden-
ties penales, fue convicto ell martes
de estafa por expedir cheques sin
fondo, de los cuales emilio por va
lor de $50, de bancos fedora
les de ahorros en- Miami, Chicago,
Richmond y Nueva York.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07

rio de 10 y II amos respective.
mente, fueron multados en-
500 cada uno, por Ell Juez Fred
Devant, por su participation en-
varlos actos de vandalismo ocu-
rridos durante Ell fin de semana
uasadO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07
sEz4z. NEGRONI
GERMAN
1QUE HAcE Ell pEpARTAMENTo De SANDAL de Mio.

loUE HAcE Ell DEPARTAMENTo DE ANIDA de Mic
mi que permite que esten por dios y dios, en- pleno via P1blico,
en- los sectores resdeneioIes de Ia genie de color, tonelCdos
de bosuro y desPerdicos, desofiondo las mos elementoles
normus sonitdrios?
Luego lie echomos Ia cuIpo a las pobres mocos de sensi-
bilidod tropical, que solo quieren Veroneor en- Miami, como
inseetos ~cristionos, cuondo Sc nos poson ufonomente en- Ia
punto de Ia norfz y nos iueeon trovesuros en- los restourontes,
coIocondose en- la sopo.
otro seeeion del Condodo de Dode donde ell servicio de
recollection de bosuros es froncomente Pesimo es Hiale0h.
que conste, que hay que pager por ell servicio. iDIe
serVicio9
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07

NO VQ ESQ e CT (OHIlO. I'M COU US SNyOS'
o
Desde San Juon nos Ilego 10 notcio de que ell Vcepre-
sidente del Portido Estodisto Republican,, conocido industrial,
senor Luis A. Ferre, en- OCCASION, de ~celebrorse ell Do de Ia
Ciudodonio norteomercono en- Puerto Rico, duronte un octo
que tuvo lugor en- Borronquitos, cuno del Potricio Luis Muhoz
Rivera, considero sacramento ell postulorse de nuevo para
Gobernodor del Estddo Libre Asoeiodo, frente q don Luis Munoz
Marin o Ell que lie sucedo en- ell trono., Una de los intenciones
del primer don Luis es, 81 triunto, quito1e ell Libre Asociodo y
dejorho en- ell Estodo, sometiendo ontes q Ia consideration del
pueblo ell osunto en- I'M plebiscito, poro que decido 81 quiere ser
un Estodo de Ia Union 0 deseo contnuor de soeo.
NoTIcIAS BREVES: Tres predicodores puertorriquekos,
los Reverendos FIorentino Sontono, Presidente del ConciIio
Evangelical de Puerto Rico, EspGdo Mate, postor de Ia leIesio
del Nozoreno, de Sonurce, y Roberto Navarro, de Ponce, for
rnoron porte de Ia cruzodo evangelical del fomoso predicodor
norteomericono Billy Grahern, en- su reciente giro por Mexico
y America Central. Todos octuoron de INTERPRETERS de Graham
en- sus discusses q los m%utitudes centroomericonos. Los men,
cionodos reieiosos Iegoron q Miami ell posodo Iunes, en- vioie
de reqreso, comportiendo ontes con funcionorios ministerioIes
locales. Hector De Jesus, Vcepresidente de Ia 0DP, presi
dird interinonente Ia Organization duronte los proximos
neses, al tonorse I'm desconso ell senor Felix Romos Asuirre..
En- odicion q los donotivos en- roPo y where's para los obreros
niorontes, un total de 1914 en- effective fue recoudodo Dor Ia
oDP para ell misrno fin, ell que Sc ho venido empIeondo en- Ia
compro de nds efectoe de prinero necesidod para los obreros
en- desgroco (mexieonos y puertorriquehos) y que Sc continuon
distribuyendo en- los condodos de Dode y Broword... Por este
medic, Ia oDP quiere testimonior sus nos sinceros orocios a
todos oqueIos que, de una monero U otro, contribuyeron a la
noble couso..
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07
Ell dio p de febrero, recien posodo, Dio de v

Juno de los Padres de Ia PotrIo, tai Vez ct
mas gronde de eIIos) un risueho oeente de Ia
Guordio Pretoriona Municipal, Sc expreso en-
los s~iguientes terminus, cuondo un ProPietorio
de outomoviI lie Preeunto "POr que lie denun-
eioba por tener su quito e~stoeionodo en- eierto
Iusor, esPeci0Imente ST era di0 de fiesta.
Ell ogente del orden (i?) PdbIico lie con-
testo: TAI DiobIo con Washington. Este es ell
Sur. Y hoy no es dio de fiesta legal Gqui."
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07

vigilancia como medic de con-
tener la delincuencia juveniI.
J0VENES MULTADOS
Mark 0sman y Vincent DiCa-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07

La "robusta" personalidad de
Merito por sus atlas virtudes no
rales y civicas y sobre TODD por
contar con un sentido de humor
negotiable, es merecedora de es-
tie nombramiento.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-19
Lulu WI. Ross Elementary
School News
Grade Mrs. Robert Hawkins
Section |

Grade Mrs. Robert Hawkins
Section
Our class recently finished a unit
about using the telephone correct
ly. To help us in our work, the
telephone company furnished US
with two telephones, two directo-
ries, and handy telephone booklets
for the entire class. We practiced
making calls to friends and places
of business. We also discussed tele-
phone manners and how to dial the
new seven digit telephone numbers.
All of us feel that we can use the
telephone better now.
In Geography class, Mr.. Hawkins
has taught US a game called "Gi-
anti. 1t is something like the quiz
shows on television. The object of
the game is to get in a row of five
desks called the Giant Row.. In
order 20 get in the Giant Row"
you must challenge other members
of the class on questions about
world geography. The game is lots
of fun, and also helps us to learn
more about the world. Nearly all
of us have been in the Giant
Row" at least once, and the fol-
lowing students have been there
many times: Donna Emory, Harvey
Marvel, Jack Allen, Kerry May,
Tommy Warnock, Billy Masten and
Veronica Fisher.
We have been studying about the
different countries of Europe Even
though the people of these coun-
tries talk and dress differently,
we have found that they are all
like us in many ways. We think it
would be interesting to really visit
these people and become good
friends.
When we studied Greece, several
students gave special reports about
ancient Greece. We thought these
were very good and hope you enjoy
them.
The Ancient Olympics
The origin of the Olympic Games
goes far back into history. Accord
ing to one tradition, they were
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-19
Caesar Rodney
School News


Caesar Rodney Honor Roll
The Guidance Department of
Caesar Rodney High School has is
sued an honor roll for the second
marking period listing students
with an average of ninety or bet
ter in grades seven through twelve.
Grade 12-Doris Pfulnm, Patsy
Rutter. John Murray. Joyce Darl-
ing, James Ashley. James Hill,
John Parker. Robert Moomaw,
Gladys Cameron, Mary 10 Cuth-
rell. Eileen Errera, Naomi Killen.
Marie Papen. Wayne Galloway,
Glenn Noble, Eugene Grace.
Grade 11-Carol Patlan. Betty
Pugh, Nancy Ross, Marilyn Wild.
Gloria Donate. Carole Analore,
Marilyn Bickling, Marjorie Fort
ney. Mary Ann Gerling. Carolyn
Gibe, Peggy Holland.
Grade 10-Marie Gibe, Judy Hol-
land, Madeline McLendon, Roberta
Murphy, Patsy Rattray, Alice Ann
Sapp, Susan Shivick, Karen Wild,
Tom Parker. Alice Kraffert. Bon
ME Webb, Carol Hurst, Virginia
Field, Jane Kesselring, Sandra
Walsh, Charles Shipley, Mary Par
ker, Linda Postlewaite, Sharon
Weiss, Klaus Reichelt.
Grade 9-Lynn Sanborn, Sandra
Wooleyhan, Kathy Faircloth. Ken
fill Vanderwende, Mark Beumeler,
Horst Reichelt, Merrilyn Elliott,
Susan Turner, Russell Field, San
dra Barnett, Judy Fritz, Priscilla
Aubrey, Louise Wubbena. Edward
Short.
Grade 8-Rose E. Quinn, Barbara
Ash, Maureeil Chappelle, Louise
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-19

Matthews, Robert Epstein. Ann
Hall. Laura Carter. Judith A. Will
kinson. Nancy Mills, Howard Abel,
Donald Mckay, George Caraa.
James Rafferty,. Gary Scrutchfield.
Grade MAX Hengst, Charles
Hyatt, Robert Sheranko. Bruce
McClinchey, Leo Gradd. Robert
Shirley, Terry Stevens. James
West, William Wolstenholme. Peter
Rusknowsky. Charles Sabloff. Ste
ven Head, Richard Kast. Grieta
Akementins, Linda Griffin, Maria
kaufman, Kathleen Warwick, Pa
tricia Martin, Carolyn Jones. Jac-
queline Holley, Doreen Bowman,
Pauline Flack, Rita Hall, Monte
Henderson, Linda Rodger, Barbara
Jones. Judy Campbell, 10 Anne
Hart, Cheryl Lane, Susan Lins.
Mary Ellen Short, Sandra Fergu-
son, Eleanor Kaplan.. Pamela
Learned, Teena Wilson, Mary Elias
son, Alana HUM, Cynthia Lingo,
Truth Ann Melvin.
Annual Roman Banquet Held
The annual Roman Banquet spon-
sored by the Caesar Rodney Latin
Club was recently held in the caf-
eteria. More than 200 parents and
former Latin students, teachers
and guests were welcomed by hos
tess Jane Kesselring. The entire
group joined in singing America"
in Latin. Karen Wild prayed the
Lords Prayer in Latin. Charles
Shipley and Linda Bryant made the
sacrifice to the gods.
+ After the first course of tuna fish
salad, Pat Jennings and Alice
Kraffert entertained with clari-
net duet. The second course con-
sisted of fried chicken, beans, beets
and fish. As the slaves cleared the
tables and brought the dessert, the
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-19

first year Latin students sang
songs in Latin. Other items on the
mena included radishes celery.
carrots, olives. cheess. Roman
bread. apples, grapes and nuts.
affer the meal the Latin II Club
presented program. Bonnie Ben
nett. Jean Galloway. Ben Lonski,
Virginia Field and Connie Scott.
gave a play, apollo and Daphne
in Roman. style pantomine. Susan
Shivak presented the Junior class
ical League Greed which expresses
the arms of the Latin student.
Tom Parker, the narrator, pre-
sided over part OF the program Civ
en- in the form of a news report.
Caesars death was mentioned and
MarQ Antony played by Klaus
Reichelt) gave his famous speech
over Caesars body ed Strauss).
The news then turned to the sports
scene as the chariot racers, Willis
Case, Dan Thomas, Tim Dietrich
and Dennis Bowden were interview
ed about the coming chariot race.
Next on the program. "Bill" Him
sley and tom" Joseph staged