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Smyrna times., 1959-12-17
Smyrna Squadron
Cadets Decorated
AS CAP Observes
18th Anniversary

Smyrna Cadet Squadron of
the Civil Air Patrol was we'll
represented at the 18Th annual
birthday party of the Air Force
Auxiliary which was held this
year at the service club on the
Dover AFB. Senior members of
the squadron who attended were
the squadron commander, Capt.
Philip Toman; acting medical
officer, 2lLt. Gertrude Williams;
and adjutant, CWO Marie To-
man. Cadet officers given clasps
for their Certificate of Profici-
ency ribbon, highest education
award of the Civil Air Patrol,
were Cadet lit. Richard Saw
age, Cadet 2lLt. Stephen Hank
ms, and Cadet 2ILt. Joseph
Myers. These clasps signify
that the officers have completed
additional individual study work
after completing required book
work. Ca d e. is who received
training ribbons, signifying that
they are progressing toward the
coveted Certificate of Profici-
ency, were Cadets William Cary,
John Cherriman, Thomas Ken
nedy, Raymond Reed, Lois Van
derPlasse, James VESSEL, and
David Williams. Colonel Louisa
S. Morse congratulated all re-
cipiants for their hard work and
wished them we'll in future un-
dertakings. Other squ a d r o n
members were present at the
Dover AFB to witness ceremon-
les honoring the above cadets
and the 18th birthday of the
Civil Air Patrol. These cadets
included James Traverse, Gym
tliia Cary, Betty Lou Cooke, and
many of their parents. The open
house following the awards and
birthday assembly was sponsor
ed by the Delaware Wing, the
statewide organization of the
CAP, an Air Force Auxiliary
unit. A large birthday cake
with Civil Air Patrol emblem
an American flag, and Happy
18th Birthday" was the high
spot of the after assembly party
Cadets, seniors, parents, anG
friends from all over Delaware
met at the service club for the
occasion. This was the larg
est turn out of Smyrna mem
bers to such an event in many
years. Two awards were pre-
sented to senior members of the
Kent Senior Squadron located
in Smyrna, the squadron which
offers a great deal of support
to the local unit. Major Rey
nolds L. Jones, CAP, was award
ed the blue training ribbon II
recognition for six continuous
active years of service, and Cap
tain Barbara Jones, CAP, wa'
awarded the white ribbon, indie
ative of four years of active
service with the Civil Air Pa
troll.
Smyrna times., 1959-12-17

team: Wayne Cole, Joe Walker,
Robert Eckhart, Luther Lucas,
William Mcintyre, Newlin Wood,
David Passmore, James Fischer
and our foreign exchange stu
dent, Corrado Melega.
Smyrna times., 1959-12-17
Monday Night Early Rollers
Santa $ Visit
Continued from Page y

dog, cameras, and trampolines
filled the hearts of the children
with hope they would be grant
ed. Santa Claus was imperson-
ated by Arthur Thomas. Fred
Zuffall headed the Jaycee COM
mittee, and merchants and
friends made contributions to-
ward the project. Mrs. George
Schwartz, owner of the theatre,
cooperated with the Jaycees.
Smyrna times., 1959-12-17

David Marsh, Lidia Kitschik,
Carol Rundell, and Judy Loder.
Christmas Vacation Begins
The Christmas vacation be-
gins Wednesday, December %
at 3:l5 pm.
Smyrna times., 1959-12-17
Consolidation

Continued from Page ID
exist make this impossible, he
said.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16

CES Rehearsal Sunday Afternoon
 Officers of the Order of East ern Star are reminded that there will be a rehearsal for initiation on Sunday afternoon at 1:30.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
Rep. Rivers Visits Nome to Learn
 Status of Problems

Alaska's Representative to Con- gress, Ralph J. Rivers, who is touring the state during the Con- gressional recess, was midweek visitor to Nome.
 My purpose" MT. Rivers stated, lis to talk to the people of all the principal communities in Alaska and learn at first hand the current status of the many problems to be solved and how I can best help to solve them. I have also been reporting on prog ress made in Washington, D. C., during Alaska's first year as a sovereign state"
 During his two days in Nome, the Congressman consulted with Mayor Anderson and City Coun- cil members, attended a meeting of the School Board with repre- sentatives of the Bureau of In- dian Affairs, and was guest speak CT at the Rotary Club luncheon. He also looked over the school, the hospital and the new Federal Building; and the F.A-A. housing project, besides visiting with his many friends here.
 In commenting on the newly surfaced runways at the airport and the street paving within the city, MT. Rivers voiced the ob- servation that every time he comes to Nome he finds some new improvements and signs of progress.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
Glue Pot Sold By Nick
 Simeon To Vern Miller

The Glue Pot, where pioneers meet for cards, and children go for ice cream and soda fountain specialties, changed hands today with Vern Miller taking over from Nick Simeon.
 Nick is going to retire and do bit of travelling, he stated, and is especially anxious to visit a sister in Australia.
 All persons having accounts with Nick Simeon are asked to present their bills up to and in cluding Saturday, Oct. IT, after which MT. Miller will be respon- Sible
 The new owner is well known here and is established in the plumbing business.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: James Bergamaschi Jr., Ruth Merrifield, Frank Perry, Merlin Henry.
 Discharged: Duwanne Oyloe, Mrs. Neal Foster. Ida Martin, Marie Pushruk, Donald Johnson.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
ASTRONOMY NOTES
 By OLAF HALVERSON

The October full moon, which occurs on Friday, October Is, is called the Hunters Mon. The time of rising on the eastern horizon is only 30 minutes later each evening, because of the small angle it makes with the horizon. This early sweep of the eastern horizon is a favorable condition for all the hunters. During the rest of the year the moon rises 50 minutes later each evening. A month ago, this same phenomena was called the Harvest Moon.
 The moon was the subject of the most ancient astronomical observations. The study of her motion was found both easy and useful. The waxing. and waning phases must have excited the curiosity of early people.
 To observe the moons motion it is best to see it's first appear ance after the new moon is in the southwest. In about five days it will reach it's farthest declination south. After that for two weeks it will be farther and farther north each night and at the same time moving eastward.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
FAA Plans $4,5OO,O Alaska Works in 1860

The Federal Aviation Agency has announced that it will spend $4,5O0,O00 in construction and improvements in Alaska for the 1860 fiscal year.
 Among the many projects are the completion of living quarters for employees in Nome.
 Eight peripheral communica- tions outlets are scheduled for Nome, Talkeetna, Kodiak Lena Point, Bethel, McGrath, Gelena and Yakatat.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
w ANT Al

CHEERFUL, quiet room for rent;
 East End. - Call Nugget. If
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
FINAL RITES HELD FOR VICTIM OF SLED ACCIDENT

Funeral services for Benjamin Tocktoo, son of Stephen and Thelrna Tocktoo, were held this afternoon at Our Savior's Lu- theran Church. The 4-year-old boy died Wednesday as his sled carried him under the wheels of a truck. Interment was at Bel mont Point Cemetery.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
LUTHERAN WELFARE PEOPLE VISIT IN NOME AREA

Mrs Henrietta Lund, welfare consultant for tn e Lutheran Church, has been in the Nome area visiting the Lutheran mis- sions and getting first-hand pie ture of the Eskimo life Also visit ing here for the Lutheran Church is Rev. Norval Hegland, Lutheran minister from Teller.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
For Packing. Painting or Puppies Old Newspapers-25c Bundle
 For Sale af the Nugget

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that after Saturday. October IF. 1859. I will no longer be respon- sible for Glue Pot bills, having sold my interest 10 vern Miller. effective that date.
 Anyone with outstanding bills due or owing are requested to present them as soon as possible in order that my books may be strengthened up.
 Nick Simeon
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
MOORE & MOSELY NAMED DEFENDANTS IN SUIT

A suit was filed in U. s. Dis trict Court against Moore and Mosely Construction Company by a sub-contractor, Marinella and Campbell, alleging that they did a job of water supply installation at Cape Lisbourne for the sum of S1O,98O on a sub-contract and that there is $4,234.37 owing them.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16

TROOP 666. Boy Scouts are busy making a raft. At their last meet ing they sawed logs to the proper length. Next week they intend to do the job of flashing the logs together.
 The Scouts plan to spend the night tonight in the Scout Hall. They are equipped with radio photographs and other items for nocturnal enjoyment, as well as food, sleeping bags, and facilities for cooking breakfast.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
COUNCIL APPROVES l3 LOCAL LIQUOR LICENSES

The Nome City Council met in special session at 12:30 today and approved 13 liquor applications. These applications cover bars and liquor stores and are the number of such places in business in Nome at the present time.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16

- Sitter for two small
 children. Call Nugget. If
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
TATE TOCKTOO NUPTIALS AT LUTHERAN TONIGHT

Miss Alice Marie Tocktoo, daughter of MT. Tom Tocktoo of Nome, will become the bride of MT. Melvin Tate, also of Nome. The wedding will take place this evening at p. m., in Our Sa- vior's Lutheran Church.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
ROY WALKER ATTENDS
 JUDGE NOMINATION MEET

Roy Walker, local NC. Store manager, has returned from a meeting of the State Judicial Council at Seward, which selected nominees from among g lawyers for the $19,OOO-a-year judgeships in Alaska
 There was no announcement made as to who was nominated for the posts. Governor Egan has 30 days to announce his selec- tions, but he is expected to make his announcements early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01

JUNIOR
ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERS
Assist Senior Engi-
neers and Scientists
In the department Of
HF Communications
Systems and Equip
ment and Data Proc
ess gear. Applicants
should have form al
electronic schooling
and 2 years expert
ence In electronic cir
cuitry design, check
out or a alysis in
fields Of RI Commu- \
nication Equipment
Radar, Pulse Tech
niques, or An alog/
Digital Process and
Data Recovery. Labo-
ratory breadboarding
Of new and interest,"
ing equip m e mt in
these fields together
with circuit design
Of individual compo-
nents Of communica-
ton and data proc
essing syste m s will
comprise the m ajor
efforts Of selected
applicants.
: Acceptable applicants
will en- oy excellent
working conditions,
modern company ben
efits, regular merit
reviews, liberal edu-
cational refund plan
and excellent oppor-
tunities for personal
growth.
To arrange for a per-
>sonal interview with
members Of our engi-
I1eering staff PHONE
WRITE OR APPLY
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MAINTENANCE
ENGINEER

general maintsnancs POSI-.
sissss' .s ;S5sI . q ssass P %is
mum OF 3-5 years experi-
ence In electrical machine
fittlng; GOOD starting rate
and benefit program. Apply
IN person,
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HELP MEN

REAL Estate sALEsMAN-Md..
We. D. c.: no better training
trainses sinee I0l3l Ask your
Ssssiyi Start EcHn,.,o Nov, = pi 81
Wed, Nov, 4. 8 pm. Room N,
3rd A., Natl, Press Bldg. REALTY
cQLLE0E. PAUL MILLER, DIR.
learn s5 e earn o siSOcc H. P Sos
ZEAL ESTATE Property managsr
development OF an active COM
mercial once. Salary ana lncen.
tive payments. Inquiries treated
confidentially. please WRITE, giY-
ing qualincations. OLIVER T.
CARR, MILLS BLDG, WASHING
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-old
established realtor, due TO expand
ing volume Of business, has OPEN
tngs for full-time real estate sales
men or saleswomen. Training pro-
gram IN progress. Call RE 6-6134
or RE 6-5400 after $3.50 pm.
REAL EsTATE sALEsMEN = We
and need 2 top statesmen. Earn
up 10 00es of total commission
plus attractive monthly bonus.
Statesmen make an office-top
commission makes top salesmen,
Why earn less? Call Mr.. Peoples
i REA s9nds pNhIr inpssrvie SASS adoo
REAL ESTATE Statesmen for i'm
med. openings In active Mont, Co.
office. New and used homes. Excel.
oppor. for ambitious party. Draw
ing acct. avail. S1GLER a CO.
10. 4.p3S3.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. Expert
enced only with q PROVEN REC
ORD to associate with aggressive
Suburban Maryland once. New
and used homes, trades, specula-
tons. WEEKLY DRAW-TEN PER
CENT BoNUS-PAID VACATION
GROUP INsURANCE-SAIEa
CONTEST and other benefits III
The BEST salesmen in this area
are coming here. Why work else.
where for less7 Make. $1,000 AND
gfs q you B sysni sF'in Bros can v 81
APPOINTMENT.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen Oh
W0MEN-we have q new plan BY
which you can make money on q
slow market. No other deal like II
In the country. See US Monday
after 10 am. coKAs AND GLENN.
INC, s402 Fenton Ct. sil. epr.,
JU. 9-6525.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full or
substantial part time, with car and
telephone; local resident over /
Mr.. DELE. Ii. 7-0sos.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, full
time or part-time. Preferably exp.
In selling in d. Give handle the
MICKEY. RA. $4,000.
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN--euc-
cessful and progressive Bethesda
firm handling the finest residential
properties has vacancy for one
young man who has an earnest de-
| sire to learn respected profess
sion and break into the upper in
come bracket. Call MR.. LUCAS
after 10 am, OIL. 6-S666.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN--Excel-
lent opportunity in growing or
Es sRii SossLD P 8 s5u Il ME- Vs.
LO. 4-6022. 1858 University blvd,
Wheaton, Md.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-EX-
CELLENT OPPORTUNITY IN AN
AGGRESSIVE NEW ORGANIZA-
TON IN SILVER SPRING. WE
HAVE THE LOCATION AND PLAN
FOR 1MMED. EXPANSION. EX-
PERIENCED, OR WILL TRAIN.
TRACER ASSOCIATES. JU. 9-6222
REAL ESTATE Statesmen needed
for new Wheaton ONCE coming
MAN WITH A PLAN"
viii train in our own school fol
real estate: Call Mr.. NICHOLAS,
HE. 4-l000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01

RETOUCHER WANTED BY HARRI0
a. EWING STUDIOS, 1904 q st.
NV. Please do not phone. Apply
in person. Ask for canon.
ROOFERs l2): 1 gutter and DOWN
spout man and helper; all must bo
experienced. Call ia. 4-4177. ~
ROUTEMEN (2), one for Washing
ton area and one for Alexannrle
area. to drive pickup truck. Oh.
4-204S.
ROUTEMAN, TO service vending
machines: will train II necessary.
Good future. Write brief letter,
Box 273-V, Star. u
ROUTE SALESMAN for Northern
Va. area, must be able to sell,
also aggressive and conscientious.
Leading soft drink company Is In
position to offer o perm. job;
good salary and many fringe
benefits. Transient need not apply.
For an appt., contact Paul Nc.
Laughlin, sales manager, Pepsi
COLA BOTTLING CO. OF AlEx.s
phone XII. $1,000.
ROUTE SALESMAN-Estab, route.
excel. earnings for right man.
Call JU. 7.5541.
ROUTE SALESMAN, reliable and
established company. Age 1886.
Guaranteed salary and commits
sion: Many company. Dement'S.
Apply Mon, Nov. 2. between 9
am. and 2 pm, H. W. LAY q
CO., TIA Capitol Frito Co., 1880
Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01

LIQUOR store MANAGE to take
complete charge Of store grossins
$4,000 per week. Must have All
references. Ownership participa-
ton available. Replies confidential,
Box 17S.R. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01

We need top-quality precision machinists for
work on important rocket research and de-
velopment projects. Work in brand-new, air
conditioned shop. Starting rate, $3.50 per hour;
late shift differential 15c per hour. Must be
capable of working with little supervision.
Call FL. 4-3400, Ext 573.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
Real Estate Sales Mgr.

For active MONTGOMERY County
ergetic, ambitious and experienced
man 10 full-time agents: excel
lent opportunity for right person.
All replies held in strict conn.
dence. Reply to Box 397-R, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
INSURANCE

disqualification insurance company
can place 2 additional men to
take care Of our increased volume
Of leads: liberal compensation
plan: car needed. p. o. Box 407,
Silver Spring. Nd. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
YOUNG MEN (2O-26)

Technicians to assemble and calibrate small
instruments Exacting work in the electrical
and mechanical field. Call FL. 4-3400, Ext. 456
or 457.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
ROUTE statesmen
ON YOUR OWN ROUTE

Due to expansion we have open.
ings in our service division (Capi-
tol Heishts Branch). This is an
%opH for the sD e ExperiencS
not required. but helpful. No age
limit, but must be willing and
able to work Q minimum Of 8 hrs.
q day. Apply IN person Monday
Nov. 2, s ans pm.
II presently employed. call Mr..
Fowble. RE. 6.3737 for appoint.
ment.
RICE'S BAKERY
Corner SHth Ave and Central Ave-,
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, ND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
HELP MEN
ICE SKATER

Expsrisnesd IN ali phases Of ice
colIsss Psfs. Nd. VIZ. 6-5e7s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
RESIDENT MANAGER
RETIRED GOVT.
INVESTIGATOR

Part-time position handling
insurance Investigations in
local area. Must type and
have use Of car. Also full
time position available in
Southern Maryland. Call Mr..
LINNEN, HUI. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
LAB ASSISTANTS
DARK ROOM TECHNICIAN

Age 81 to 80. Excellent opportunity in photo.
lab. for young man or woman with at least
years experience as darkroom technician.
Samples of work required. Call FL. 4-340O,
Ext 456 or 457.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01

hET H%{Sa sE TASEsP f y zAsh5s
NV. Please do not phone. Apply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
INSURANCE
UNDERWATER

Age, 1924; minimum requirement,
2 yrs. college or business school
or actual experience. Review,
evaluate, accept and reject auto
insurance physical damage risks.
Assume secondary supervisory re-
sponsibilities Of rating. cancella-
lions and policy writing detail. 40
hr. wk.: downtown location; finest
co. beneft plan. Starting salary,
S35S per mo, plus cost Of living
adjustments. Phone Mr.. Snaman,
MOTORS INSURANCE CORP. ian
afiliate Of General Motors). Elk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01

MAGALINE MAN
Opening for man with a
car as q student organizer and
sub-branch manager. BOB GRAF,
Room 1908, 1916 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

by a raucous. beautifully-color-
ed parrot. In comes the per-
former-breaking away from an
interview. II need be-to chat
with them and autograph pic
lures.
"You should see the radiant
smiles on their faces as they
leave, clutching the pictures
tightly" our informer told us.
II just had to tell you the Won
derful thing he's doing"
Heck-I guess you all know
who 1t is.
Seen and Heard: A station
in Los Angeles (where elseO
will launch a half-hour series
next month featuring the best
spot commercials 1t can as
semble from the leading adver-
Using agencies Says KTTV's
president: II do not believe the
public objects to advertising, as
such. I think it's time we prove
this point" Audacious pro-
gramming thinking like this,
friends, is what brings pay-TV
ever closer Bob Hopes TV
schedule trimmed by doctors
orders is now set for next sea-
son-six hour-long telecasts for
Buick on NBC-TV Note:
Hope won both Sylvania and
Peabody awards for his Moscow
show last year.
Sports notes: The Liberty
Bowl, a new post-season foot
ball attraction in Philadelphia,
goes to NBC-TV. for the first
five years The Patterson
JOhannesOn title fight. inciden-
tally, will be carried by WMAL-
radio on June rs, beginning at
1890 pm.
A busy week for Maurice
Evans Tonight-the U. s.
Steel Hour ID. and next Sun
day, he begins rehearsals-with
Richard Burton, Roddy Nc
Dowall, Tom POstOn and Lee
Remick-for the Hallmark pro-
duction Of Shakespeare's "The
Tempest" >. The play will be
tapped for presentation in the
spring of 1860.
Reminder: The history max
ing transmission Of film across
the ocean from London by tele-
phone cable viii be seen on
.NBC-4 (WRC) tomorrow morn
ing from 1918 to 1890 O'Clock
. NBC explains the new sys-
tenn thusly:
Pictures from Aim are trans
mitted one at q time over the
telephone cable and are re-
assembled on the other side Of
the ocean. BIC has reported
that helf q minute OF film can
be transmitted in less than sol
minutes and can be reproduced
on television as soon as the film
has been developed about 20
minutes later"
I've q hunch that tomorrow
nights Playhouse 90, billed as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

no mCr0duction 10 llSVeneTs
who remember their radio. The
series caught on in 1887 and
lasted until 1853 when the
Court ran into a problem net
work radio is still trying to
solve, namely. television.
The prize question, he feels,
was an important one. People
are so conditioned to give
aways, premiums. stamps and
coupons in their everyday life.
1t was hard for them madison
Avenue) to understand why
we couldn't have anything like
that on our program"
Next Monday afternoon. via
NBC-4, we'll see the results OF
Alexander's six-year struggle to
turn his radio property into a
TV show. The first case: a
youths defiance of his parents
domination Of his personal life.
The mediators, all citizens Of
stature, will be DR.. Harry En-
erson Fosdick, DR.. Paul Daw-
son Eddy, president of Adelphi
College and Judge William A.
Wachenfeld.
Some "don'ts" for talking to
Mr.. Alexander.
Don't suggest the cases are
based on human misery, or
mention Strike 1t Rich"
They are not-and we do
not have people appear before
the court because their prob
lens are Of a sensational ma
ture."
Don't confuse him with John
]. Anthony.
How can you possibly arrive
at a solution to a problem by
hearing only one of the parties
in a case? Ours is a valid medi-
alton service"
The stars name can't be
mentioned, nor the hotel-the
crush" would be terrific If I
did.
But one Of the, doors to the
suite Of a prominent entertain
er now in town is always open
to the children who are living
there
They come up timidly. walk
into the room. and are greeted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

the FIRST feature film to have
its premiere on television'
(Which 1t isn't). will be a melo-
dramatic gasser. A postcard
from the producer informs III
that:
at 8 minutes. so seconds -
Chris says he loves her"
at Z minutes, 80 seconds -
Lauren tells him she is through
with him!"
at Is minutes, IA seconds -
THE anguish Of the night en-
tangles five lives"
And so on. including THU
dandy at IS minutes. 06 Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

ionds: Lauren is trapped by
Teddy Boys"
Milt Grants visitor this after
noon CWTTG--0 - Sammy
Davis. jr,. currently headlining
at the new Lotus. And Fri
day. afternoon. kids. Annette
(Funicellol pays q return visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
ON THE AIR
They'll Give Advice
But No Motorboots
ny BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic

1T was Tight" A. L. Alexander saying the other day,
but made pontthere be prizes for the people
who present their problems for solution on show
"Unles you'd call the suggested solution or advice prize
he added.
Alexanders show The Court of Human Relations needs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
WEEKLY DEMONSTRATION ON NBc.N TODAY" SHOW
PROVES REGIMEN TABLETS WORK

Each week, Mrs. Bryce demon
strated her weight loss on Dave
Garroway's popular TODAY show
before 100000 people.
II Meser fell hungry once, 50 it
was no sacrifice at all" said Mrs.
Bryce. II ate what I prepared
for my family-but didn't want
20 much-pounds melted away"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

It's true! II you're normally
healthy, you can now lose as much
as 10 lbs. Vithout cruel diets, ,sith-
out giving up all your favorite
foods! Doctors know that the one
sure way to lose weight is to
reduce edloric intake . 10 eat less.