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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03

Al JOBS
Cooks. cold-meat men, captains,
walters and busboys. Save steps
WNAsHfNdToN RES AN I
ASSN. zoos Eye st. NV. No
phone calls.
AGENT, executive type man, age
% to IS; starting salary to $500
per month: intensive 2 wear
training program; career posi-
ton with management oDporf I'M
ity: excellent retirement, group
insurance. and disqualification
benefits; experience not necessary.
For personal interview and ap-
titude sesting. call Mr.. WAGER.
NE. S-0916, PENN MUTUAL
LIFt INSrRANCE COMPANY.
MECHANIC
Qaa Instruction Column
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sat, May 2. 10 AM. to 9 PM
Sun, May 3, 10 AN. 10 9 Pm.
EXTRA-SPECIAL
SIP. K.P.M. Clock Set (por-
celain clock, 2 candelabras,
8 arms; 2 wall sconces)
Each piece 81 inches tall.
Appraised for $4,000. TO
BE SOLD THURSDAY
NIGHT, MAY Z, AT 9 PM.
over 10000 pieces Of the finest
porcelain, china. glass. bronze,
etc. to be sold absolutely without
reserve.
Over 800 pieces Of Nielsen, Ores
den, candelabras, center pieces,
fgurines, miniatures. ETC., etc.
sevres, Royal Berlin, Rosenthal.
ETC., etc. 1000 pieces colored
Bohemian, Venetian, etc.
Collection of beer stems, Metlachs,
lithopanes. Dresden chandeliers
(3); French curio cabinets, large
ornulu wall cabinet porcelain
placquesl, appraised $500. Vi
frine tables, French and German
tea wagons, PAINTINGS, collection
Of bronze, ormulu wall sconees,
actually thousands Of items too
numerous to mention.
Will OutclaSs Any Sale
Ever Held Here
DEALERS
DON'T MISS THIS ONE !
This Collection was Over 20 Years
In the Making
EVERY PIECE OWNED By
THIEVES MARKET, AND
SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
Refreshments on Premises
AUcT1oNEERs:
DICK KLINE AND JOHN LOWE
HENRY COHEN, Owner
ia. 1886 IA. Sale
MORTON n. PERRY. Attorney,
Baltimore. Maryland
John DEMYAN, r., Attorney,
Glenburnie, MARYLAND
ATTORNEYS SALE
(TO SETTLE AN ESTATE)
DESIRABLE PEE SIMPLE WATER
FRONT PoRcH:FRoNT
BUNGALOW
Lot 75x20U Fl. More or Less
SITUATED ON SHOREACRES DR.,
ARNOLD, ANNE ARUNDEL CO. MD.
FRONTING ON MAQOTHY RIVER
POSSESSION AT 6ETTLEMENT
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CONTAINED THEREIN
SALE ON PREMISES 81
SATURDAY, MAY 9,.i959
AT 1880 O'CLOCK Pm
DAYLIGHT SAVING TINE
IMPROVEMENTS consistIhe 81 one
story frame and ehinaItd bun9a-
low with unfinished attic contain-
Ing the following. LiVtna room,
dining room. kitchen, sun paTioF
and 3 bsdroomss earase, siee-
TERMS: A dsposle d 81, 500 ~
time OF sale. Bal1nfg cash with
Of date OF sale. Time Is Of the
essence.
MORTON H. PERRY,
JOHN DEMYAN, Jr..
Attorneys.
A. J. BILLI0 a CO., Auctioneerp
16 3. Fayette St., BALTIC. z, Nd.
Plaza 2-s440
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ATTORNEYS SALE
(TO SETTLE AN ESTATE)

MORTON H. PERRY.
JOHN DEMYAN, Jr..
A. J. BILLId a CO., Auctioneerp
10 3. Fayette ST., BALTIC. z, Nd.
Plaza 2-S440
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Ice FRONT RIM. and bath, pvt
home Of nurse, excel. food, reas
EN- 2-g231,
LOVELY ROOM and porch for aged
nurse: refs. EN-. 2-0S36. .
MATHEMATICS. Prepare for final
exams. Individual lessons by form
er European Professor. For per-
sonal interview call HU. 3-7914
MEMS DOUBLE-BREAsTED SUITS
converted to single-breasted: new
trim, slim line, perfect Mt: special
price, SIS. ROTHENBERG. TAI
LoRS, 2417 Pa. ave. NV FS'
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1900 0eoreia Ave. NV. RA. 3-0777
'sDrive-In" In Front OF Our Door
You viii save 81 on . dye job II
you brinE this ad,
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I WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts other than those incurred
By myself CLYDE O. sTICKLEY.
n; y "A C.. Bethesda, MARYLAND
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sos BALTIC. Ave. ayaff.. WA. 7-710o
ASSOCIATE 70 dsvelop a. wee
an esfahilshfd. ia-year-old. manu-
fsrfurerf Representative oraanila.
ton Companies We represent and
products are Of the hiNhfN ei.ae,
eleetricr' hydraulic. uneumnllcl
customers wholesalers, industrihls,
contractors. utilities and Federal
Government Write all about YOUR
sslt age. education. sales experi-
ence. church and organiEation AZ
eiiates. address and uhone; Guar.
-1f~eA hvable drawing account,
mutually agrceahle division q
---et. A,adr-ss p-es,sent' p. o
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Manufacturing concern in ne.
WASHINGTON has immediate OPEN
ing for young man, 90 to 30.
Company dement's and chance for
advancement. Send brief resume
of education, experience and sal
airy requirements to ACCOUNT
ING. P. o. Box 1904, Wash.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

rebuilt upright. H.
sSI5. Pay only ssb down, bal.
q ST. NV. re. 7-6sis.
PIANO-Returned spinet, excellent
condition, specially priced $40
Easy terms. KITS. 1890 @ st.
nv, RE. 7-02la.
PIANO-chickering baby grandi
excel cond., Si,i00, WO. 6-eO7O
PIANos--Don't miss our store
wide reductions In spinets, con-
S0les and grand pianos, In oui
February sale. kits, 1880 q
st. NV, RE. 1-02l2 ALEX
andria branch. ad2i Mt. Vernon
ave. Open every nisht III Q pm.
Sat. 'til 80
PIANO RENTAL PLAN-New. full
keyboard. modern style pianos,
as low a. $40 per month Rental
and hauling oharees may be APP
Piled TO purchase price. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO., il0s q st NV
Di 7-s4R4
PIANOs--Used console-type pianos
IN good condition S395. Pay sal
uVNut 81 b-htun, JOtlDhN >
corner 18th and q SITS NV.
PIANOs-vlslt our store for value
IN slightly used and reconoitioneg
Spinets and consoles We have {
good selection of instruments o
GOOD makes, IN popular STYLES
New-plaun guarantee. easy terms
ST, $4,000. JoRD ANS, corne,
18th and q SITS. NV.
PIANOS-wide selection OF recon
ditioned upriehts snartlv Stvle,
In a new durable finish. especiall'
suited for recreation rms niano
fully guaranteed and fine value
for beginninR students S1Qt m
including local delivery GIMP
BELL MUSIC CO., HOS q Il
NV, III 7-R4d4
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and use
sninetS, consoles. grands and up
rights, OF moderate rates iron 5
monthly upl with option to bus
Hauling extra. JORDAN'S. Foul
STORES: Corner 18th and O stl
/ NV. phone ST 3-0400); $40
Lee highway, Arlington fphone XII
s-506O) 1882 GEORGIA ave, Silve
,Spring lphone JU. 5-l1O5l' a4l
l Princess Anne st.. FREDERICKSBURG
| Va, tphone Essex 3-7472l. Silve
Spring and Arlington stores ope
daily from 1870 pm. until 0 pm
at night, except SATURDAYS whe
they are open from o until 8.
PIANOS-JoRDAN'S branch store
all have a complete selection {
pianos and Organs for sale or rem
including values in used instru
ments Plenty Of parking space /
4 front Of each store. 9332 Georgi
: ave, Silver Spring: 5I69 Lee hwy
! Arlington; 24l5 Princess Anne ST
4 Fredericksburg Va. Silver Spriu
and Arlington stores open dali
from 1850 to o pm. az nigh
except Saturday when they al
open from o am. until o pm.
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RELR WnMEn
TRAFFIC 0IRI--Neat and

TRAFFIC 0IRI.-Neat and alert
young lady with college back.
ground and good typine skill
needed for TV trafic position.
Please call Mrs. Ford, on Tues
day, EN-. 2-l565.
TWISTS, must have hlgh school
education. Apply IN person, $40
Rhode Island ave. ne, Monday
Between 0 am. and . pm.
TYPIsT AND OFFICR CLERK fol
2-girl once. Shorthand helpful
but not nee: h-day week, SALARY
open. We're looking for a. pleas.
ant person interested In approx
mos full-time work. Appl,
1890 3rd ST. w., End A., on Tues
Feb "a or after.
TYPIsTs go; white: raised II
Wash. area and employed in pvt
once, but desiring better perm
position; no smoking in once
large once near 18th and II sts
NV. Hours, $3.50 70 b: " day Sat
Phone Ma. S-ll1s.
TYPIST $500 TYPISI
Nice boss wants alert miss who is I
whiz at tipping. MONEY FUTURBl
See me, BETTY GRAY, Elnpl.. tl0f
woodward Blds. ST. 3-7l23. Oyer
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Air
Conditioners

new ana USed
4. Special Sale on used residential
and commercial water-cooled self
contained models, 2, 3. 3, M
B. q. " Birthday sale on used
= hip. "a h.po "a h.ps l h.p.
c. Chelsea 42-in. large exhaust fan
like new. complete with motor anC
shutters; $3.50.
D. One new Mitchell 2-ton resi-,
Dental air-cooled condensing uni
and coil. complete, S4S5.
IL. Two new Westinghouse self-cun
tanned 3-ton residential or com
mercial self contained. air-coolel
units. at $685. each.
F. One slightly used Westinghous
5-h.p. air-cooled condenSing unit
excellent buy at 1896.
Bishop Equipment Co.
1858 Wis. Ave. NV. FE. $500
BABY CARRIAGE, $40; chin
closet. $40: high chair, 81: ches
Of drawers, SIS; studio couch, $50
numerous other furniture bar
gains, RE. 5-46S4.
BABY FURNITURE-Crib, mat
tress, baby tender, sterili2er, ca
bed; JU. 5-S2S0.
BARBER SHOP, 8 chairs complete
Call OIL. 4-4S40.
BATTERIES-New 6-volt So ex
change, Call Ii. 7-5l62. HARRY
soLLARs. l10l 18th st. Sc.
BED, double deck hunks; Sl2. J. H
GICHNER, FE. 3-6345, 2513 n
st. NV. Also mattresses.
BEDROOM. 3 beds, compl incl
dresser, $40, S35, $40. Quick sale
no. 2-5231 eves.-wknd.
pET1pA6 TTU rNa 1TNJErrerE,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE--Save 50es BY visiting
our showroom. Your old living I'm
furniture made liSe new, by Q
n ilallt Sohe WI SOFA ana cnSlI
guRP RoEsTER IN s56o ff ith s.
NV, CO. 5-23S1.
FURNITURE-Maple- finished bed.
rm suite, 2-cushion couch, misc
small items. Call after p,m.r
small items. NO. 10000.
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]. H. GICHNER
INSTANTANEOUS FOR RENT

BACKHOES, front-end leaders and
cranes for rent with operators. FE.
3-63i3; evenings. LU. l-7o25,
CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
sod cutters rollers, etc RENTAL
TOOL g. EQUIP co JU 5000
FLOOR SANDERS polishers, vet
CRY vacs low rates MODERN
FLOORS 243l 18th st NV
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

ALTURAS HOTEL
Conveniently located, 24-hour ele-
t yatSs So 81 Sl 70 Ssy up on perma
nent, $1,000 week up. HI 3-6i16
1909 18th st. NV
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Furniture Unclaimed
Washington Birthday Sale

ROUND oak table, $40; marble-top
china cab, s25; sectional sofa,
S25; brass bed, SIS; mirrors. SO:
office desk, S15; sofa and chair,
$50, bedrm. set, S6s; din. rm. set,
$50; kit. set, S12; wardrobe. $40;
tea wagon, sig; vanity with mir.
ror 81; HOLLYWOOD bed. SEQ;
chest Of drawers. $40: innersprins
mattrn $40; Early Amer. sofa,
French chair, SOS: box spg., SI2:
kit. table, SO: sofa bed, S25. coil
spg., S.; occas. chair. So; bed,
So; Lawson love seat, S25; wing
chair, $40: French Prov. bedrm,
and din. rm. pieces; buffet, So;
bookcase, So WE DO UPHOL-
STEERING. SLIP COVERS, ORA
PERIES, decorator fabrics, $500
on. Antiques restored, cabinet
work. Also new furn. Easy
terms. HOFFMAN UPHOLSTER-
Frs, 2447 18th st. NV, CO,
6-5116, Open ewes. til o; Sun.
IL 10 y go
FURNITURE, misc, formerly used
in hotel bedrooms. Must sell to-
day. Bargain EBBITT HOTEL,
1000 H st. NV. (no phone CALLS
Day or Eve.
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HILP WoMEM
aTFNooRAPHFR

Peraonabls yonnG single EiFl, hs
S nsesssaPg othsrWI h''s auaiinsS'
BEGINNING salary commensurate
with ability and experience: lib.
eral company benefits: b-day. 80.
hr. week. permanent pos. 10 salts.
factory Applicant opport. FOL
broad experience: national orgari'
1atlon. convenient ioc., IN vicinity
statlesss r. Hotel air-eond. once
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ROOMS FURNISRED-N.E.

ROOM WITH PVT. BATH-Pleas-
ant surroundings, Garage If de-
sired For further details and ex-
change of refs call NO 1-60g9,
COLORED-BROOKLAND; refined
person. nicely furnished rm. LA.
9-1469.
COLORED-BROOKLAND = SINGLE
room, quiet, private home; mr..
crOSstown bus COW. shopping .
employed man; $40 wk, LA.
a-25S1.
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STENOGRAPHER

5-day, 36h-hr. wk., paid company
dement's, chance for advapcement,
excel, working cond. Apply REM
INnTnN RAND 1Alh n AZ. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-23

Emerson, sylvania; brand-uev con-
sole and table models left on lay
away. All size screens. Your choice
OF eoloTs. Take over payments Of
approx. So per week or 50 per mo
Call day or night, for free home
demonstration. AID. Alto. n
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PIANOs-Used console-type pianos,
In good condition S395. Pay SIS
down, ST. $4,000. JORDAN's,
corner 18th and q sts. NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
BECOME A TAB OPERATOR IN
IB M

s-week Course In Complete
Operating and Wiring IBM Equip
CLASS STARTS MARCH 2
INTL. TABULATING INST,
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Stenographer
Stenographer

High school graduate, 90
10 80 yrs. old, with prior
once experience as q tseno..
for employment In our adj
vertising or newspaper pro-
duction once.
Other than routine steno-
graphic assignments adding
Interest and diversity.
Shorter work week now in
effect, Offering more free
time, periodic pay increases,
liberal vacation allowances,
and soon the conveniences of
working in a totally air
conditioned newspaper build
ing. conveniently located q
few minutes from downtown.
Apply Personnel, RIM. 602,
500 a m. to $3.50 pm. Tues
day through Friday. No
phone calls.
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ROOMS UMFURNISHED

COLORED - UPPER 18th ST,
Shop, area; lge. front rm., newly
decor; can furn. HUI. 3-5034.
COLORED-LARGE ROOM = Fur
nished Hr unfinished; near 14th
and Fairmont SITS. NV, AID. 2-Ss62.
26s
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our Store Tor Valucf
In slightly used and reconditioned
spinets and consoles We have a
good selection Of instruments OF
GOOD makes, IN popular STYLES
New-piann guarantee. easy terms
ST, $4,000. JoRDiN corner
18th and q SITS. NV.
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ST. $4,000. Ext. Isl
SECRETARY in show biz, $500
nf1ErrTrxy NHToC
SECRETARY

Secretary for established, private
research organization In Pentagon
with z 20 8 years once experiences
including work with executive
levels stenography. 100 w.p.m
and typing 90 w.p.m. Good ap.
pearance and ability TO deal with
executive level contacts with poisl
and Judgment. Salary commensu'
rate. Send resume including tele'
phone number and salary require
ments 70 Box 2176 Potomac Sta
ton. Alexandria, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-23

HIGH SCHOOL at home in spare
time; standard test; low mo pay.
ments. Write for bulletin Of
American School, estab 1897
DEPT KF2-C p. o, Box So.
Rladenshurg. Nd Phi WA 7-3R22
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E.s.W.

1918 33rd PL. S.E.-Lge. rm., airs
cond., refgr, for drinks, desk. ext.
phone, park: LU. GIBBS.
COLORED-sGL. MAN lge. front
rm. at carline; maid service $40
wk Ii. 7-640S after $3.50 p.m.
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-SECRETARY

Capable young woman, for down.
town once: pleasant surroundings;
excellent starting salary. plus en-
ploye benefits; shorthand not re.
uuired:. dictaphone experience
helpful. STATE FARM MUTUAL
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO.
nhnne MF a-RS45
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SECRETARY

Public relations once Of large cor
poration requires services of a.
traetive young woman under 20
Tipping and shorthand required
Salary S3b0 month, Call ST
3-2021 for appointment.
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STENOGRAPHERS
ELECTRIC TYPIsTs

Don't rush into / permanent sob
Look for the perfect one. WhilI
looking. well give you temporary
work. Work from 2 10 5 days
week In select ofices at top hourll
rates. No fee. g. o. g." ST
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PIANO RENTAL PLAN-New. full
keyboard modern style pianos,
as low as $40 per month Rental
and hauling oharees may be ap-
Piled 70 purchase price. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO, HOS q st NV
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Y-EmbIems Heed List
OF Fods at Wakefield

Y-emblemS head a long list
of fads at Wakefield, Bobbi
reports. Some of the boys
and almost all the girls are
wearing white tennis shoes
now. Somebody said the idea
came from American Band
stand, but I've never seen the
boys on BandStand wearing
them"
When the boys at Wake
field aren't wearing white
tennis shoes. they usually
have on saddle oxfords or
brown loaferS. The girls,
Bobbi says. favor f1ats-white
ones, now that spring is here.
Another fad among Wake
field males is the tab" shirt
with an extra button at the
collar. cit makes the collar
lie real nicely" Bobbi sayso
Button-down shirts are popu-
lar. too. along with short
sleeved shirts in paisley pat
terms. stripes and plaids.
other popular items at
Wakefield are Perry Como
sweaters and corduroy or
khaki pants for the boys,
and shirt-waiSt dresses and
khaki or glazed skirts for the
girls. Sweater vests are 6
favorite with both boys anc
girls.
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Students at Wakefield
High School in Arlington are
proud of their Y-CounciI
activities.
They've proved it by max
ing a fad of their Hi-Y and
Tri-Hi-Y emblems.
Many a Wakefield girl
wears her Tri-Hi-Y pin on
her sweater or blouse, says
Bobbi Coulter. a senior who
is historian of Iota Tri-
Hi-Y.
And among the boys, Hi-Y
insignia often are worn on
athletic sweaters, according
to Stuart Steele, a senior
who is president Of Optimi
Hi-Y.
Many Hi-Ys and a few
Tri-Hi-YS also have sweat
shirts with emblemS on them.
with athletic sweaters we
usually wear ties, but not
with sweat shirts Stuart
says.
"A few of the girls are
starting to give their Tri-
Hi-Y pins to boys" says
Bobbi. 1T means they're go
ing together, but not neceS'
sarily that they're COINS
steady. And some of the boy
have given their sweaters Il
girls"
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TEEN-AGE MAIL
New Girl in Town Upsets Hop Date

and most of the boys and
girls write in about NOT
going steady. But what
about those who want to
60 steady?
A lot of teen-agers break
UP with their steadieS after
reading your column and
this is really hard on those
of us who don't want to
play the field. Can you help
us? Are you really against
all teen-agers going steady?
FRANK.
I am not against older,
more mature teen-agers 60
ing steady-after they have
had some varied dating ex-
perience. But I think it is q
mistake for young teen-agers
land / include 15-year-oldS)
to go steady for prolonged
periods.
This is based not on my
Continued on Pose J
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things to do. They are the
ones who are beautiful and
popular. The rest Of us are
all nice and well-man-
nered, dress well and have
other good qualities. but
we are never chosen to do
anything special or to take
part in school clubs and
other activities. Is there
anything we can do? We
are all 16.
THE GIRLS.
You didn't mention how
you rate enthusiastically but
sometimes the chosen few"
in schools are not just the
athletes, the beauties or
those from well-to-do fam
lilies. Quite often they are
the boys and girls who make
the National Honor Society.
the workers, the leaders and
those who have outgoing
personalities.
There is something ! often
have noticed about some
teen-agers who envy the big
wheels" of their school: They
are not willing to do the
necessary work to hold that
envied position.
Now don't misunderstood
me, girls: I am not saying
that this is true in your case.
However. I think it would be
wise to look at the situation
squarely and ask yourselves
if you are putting forth every
effort. Extra work and en-
thuSiasm might be the an
Swer.
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Is her mother right in let
ting her 60 or is my mother
right? TRULY.
Your mother is right! Thir-
teen-year-olds should not be
allowed to solo date, and even
their group dates (if any
should be chaperoned. Your
girl friends mother is NOT
being kind and understand
ing, believe me. Her young
daughter Cor any other r.
year-old) is not mature
enough to cope with 10
year-old dating problems.
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 am q boy Of Is and
have been going steady
with a girl Of II for about
tive months. Our problem
is her mother. She was only
16 when she got married,
so she thinks, because we
are going steady, that we
want to get married.
My girl and / talked 1t
over and decided to break
up for at least a while.
When we told her mother
about our decision, she said
she was "hurt." Now we
don't know what to do.
We are very fond of each
other but have no serious
plans at this time. Just
what CAN we do to please
her mother?
CONFUSED.
There are some people who
are impossible to please anc
your girls mother seems tc
be one Of them. Probably the
reason she feels hurt" about
your breaking up is that Sht
realizes she was the cause
of it and she doesn't want II
take the blame.
About all I can suggest i
that you try to talk to he
and explain that while yol
and the girl are fond OF eacl
other, she has no reason y
fear that you will marry il
the near future. Perhaps sh
will stop being so inconsist
ent and become more reason
able. At least it's worth a try
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
In our class the same
kids always get the special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
TEEN-AGE MAIL
By DOROTHY KICKER

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
/ am Is and / have been
going with Bob, who Is is,
for eight months. When he
invited me to q hop at
school / said yes, not know
ing what was going to hap
pen. A new girl, Bonnie,
just came to our school and
she has a terrible reputa-
ton.
Well, my softhearted boy
friend found out that she
didn't have any friends.
Last night ne told me he
would be busy the night Of
the hop and couldn't take
me. Today when / went
to school 1 found out Bon
ME had asked him to the
hop and that was the rea-
SON he broke our date. I
was really hurt. After
school Bob walked me
home as usual and said,
''HOn, you're not mad, are
you? After all, she doesn't
have any friends"
I told him I was not in
the habit Of ordering boys
around and he could do as
he wished. He said, ''YOu
act like you own me-" and
walked away. l still love
him but, Mrs. Kicker, who
wouldn't be hurt? Was l
wrong?
MISERABLE.
It was bad enough for Boil
to lie and break the dat
with you for another girl, bu
to do 1t for this newcome.
with a shady reputation! Yol
have every right to be hur
and FURIOUS!
I would be more incline'
to think of him as dimwittet
rather than "Softhearted.
Such a feeble excuse for dat
ing a girl of Bonnie's type
an insult to your intelligence
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 have q problem. I am
Is and considered quite
cute. My girl friend who
Is only IL is allowed ia
date boys Of 16 alone. My
mother won't even LEI
me 60 to q public dance
with q boy. My girl friend
has attended these dances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
lam a boy of Is and my
problem iS-well, / read
your column all the time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
In our class the same
kids always get the special