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bIlc WdlCi bOt lOubh 0Aia VIC
started In to land but the boat
was pounding on the waves and
started to leak.
II threw out our anchor and
we started bailine. but the
water was coming in faster than
we could get 1t out. We ali put
on our life vests and climbed
up on top of the cabin. The
boat stayed afioat but only the
cabin roof was out OF the water.
Couldn't Move Legs
about IL O'Clock Saturday
night Randy (MaraSka) said
he couldn't move his legs. So
I propped him up and put his
head in my lap. ! guess ! held
him in my lap about 4 hours
when he looked up at me and
said Virgil, I have to co. And
he died in my arms.
1.-THE water was sweeping
completely over us and filled
our eyes and mouths with salt
So tied Randy to the rail to
keep him from being washed
away.
Andy (Strange) stayed with
me until about 10 pm. Satur-
day but he was getting deliri-
Gus and kept trying to get
away from me to swim to shore.
So l tied his wrist to the rail
to try and hold him. But he
got loose and started away.
II tied him up again but he
worked himself loose again. He
loked at me and said, Virgil, !
don't know if you got any kids
or not but I have FIVE ] told
him / had two children and he,
better stay with me and try to
make it back.
He Was Gone
'He said he wanted to get
down in the water inside the
boat and he lay there floating
in the boat. When / looked
around again he was gone. We
both had two life jackets on
and I guess he just floated
away. (Mr. Strange's body was
recovered later.
ut rained both Saturday and
Sunday 1t rained all Saturday
night. ! thought a couple of
times I wasn't going to make it
but l had to get back to my
family.
This afternoon saw a
fishing boat about a mile away
and used an empty can to
signal them. They finally came
over and took Randy and me
in their boat and called the
Coast Guard on radiophone and
o helicopter picked me up"
Mr.. Garrison, IS. is suffering
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Fire Kills 5 Children

SYDNEY MINES, N. S.. April
/ fAP) Five children of one
family were burned to death
early today in a fire that de-
stroyed a two-family home in
nearby Black Point. An over
heated stove was blamed.
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should not result in religion
excluding from its proper
field of interest the moral prin-
ciples by which public life must
be organized and controlled"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-01
Fishing Trip Survivor
Held Death in His Arms

INVERNESS Fla. April CAPl The lone survivor Of a
fishing trip in the Gulf Of Mexico told yesterday how
one companion died his and the other hoated
Virgil Garrison Of Crystal River told this story Of the i'll
fated 35-foot boat Miss Bonnie from a hospital bed.
owe went out about 80 Saturday. Saturday night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-01

from exposure and shock In
the two-day ordeal about Is
miles southwest Of Cedar Keys.
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their flags today are those Of
Turkey. Chile. IRAN. the United
Arab Republic. ,viet-Nam, Boz
livia, Venezuela. Brazil and
South Africa.
Evening star., 1959-02-01
EVENING

500
4-Jeffs Collie. Kids.
Tommy RettIo stors.
7-Sky King. Adventure.
Kirby Grant. Gloria Winters star.
6:15
5-News. Warren.
6:20
5-PoPeye. Kids.
$50
4-Som and Friends. Muppets.
7-Amos n Andy. Comedy.
S-Spotlight. Weother. News.
0oIloher. DouoIos Cushing.
6:35
4-Weother. Sports.
Strineer. Gibbons.
6:45
4-NBC News.
Chet Huntley, David RrinkIey.
9-Oous Edwords. News.
TOO
4-Flight. Adventure.
Slim Bowie. Adventure.
7-Bockstose. Sports. News.
Strong. Malone. MoIkie.
9-'Copter Petrol. Adventure.
Kenneth Tobey, Craig Hill stor.
7:15
7-News. Weather.
McCoffrey. Allen.
1880
4-Northwest Passage. Color.
Ambush" A group escortine q
young Womon encounters two ot-
-
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500
4-Susie. Comedy.
5-MiIt Grant Show. Variety.
IVA Hours. Teen-ooers' donce
party. Mount Roinier Brentwood
Teens visit.
9-The EorIy Show. Movie.
VA Hours. "See Here, Privote
Evening star., 1959-02-01
FRIDAY

Continued From Preceding PoSs
AIS
0-The Secret Storm. SerioI.
4:30
4-county Foir. Variety.
S-Edss of Night. SerioI.
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-18
DAY.
Continued From Page ~

Continued From Page -
Continental Army when it was
rganized under General George
Washington.
Today, let us remember. Let us
honor the past contributions of our
National Guardsmen and acknow-
edge their present-day efforts.
We are much safer for having
hem.
The Guard will hold "the Muster
Day Ball Saturday evening, Feb
uary 81, at the Armory. The af-
air is open to the public and
everyone is invited to attend. ADJ
mission will be so cents per couple.
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-18

Continued From Page u

(COntInueu FTUTn rage II
'ributions to the Sidney National
Bank. Your contributions will be
most welcome. Mr.. Charles Evan
son, of the Sidney National Bank
las kindly offered to be at the
Bank from 800 TO 400 pm. on
Sunday to count and tabulate the
'ocal contributions.
Heart Sunday is that special
lay in the year on which the
Montana Heart Association asks
,ou to remember what you have
seen, heard, and read about the
,ardiovascular diseases through
,ut the year and to give for every
leart in your family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

THE SUNDAY STAR WARRINGTON. D. c.
March l. leee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-W

TELEVISION
Friday
Boxing
Sonny Ray VS.. Tony Anthony,
WRC--4, 10 pm.
Saturday
Hockey
/ New York Rangers VS.. De-
troit Red Wings, WTOP-9. 2
pm.
Basketball
st. Johns VS.. Bradley, finals,
National Invitational Tourna-
ment. WRC-4. 4 pm.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL--7,
4 pm.
All-Star Golf. WMAL-7. 5
pm.
Baseball
New York Yankees VS.. Balti-
more Orioles, WJZ-l3 (Balti-
more) 20 pm.
/ Basketball
st. Louis Hawks VS.. Minneap-
oils Lakers West Division play
off finals, WRC-4, 2:30 pm.
Bowling
Bowling Stars, WMAL-7,
l4;30 pm.
RADIO
Friday
Boxing
Sonny Ray VS.. Tony An
thony. WRC, 10 pm.
Saturday
Baseball
Washington Senators VS..
Kansas City Athletics, WTOP,
1870 pm
TrOtting
THE Monitor (Yonkers
Raceway, WRC, 1905 pm.
Sunday
Baseball
Washington Senators VS..
Kansas City Athletics, WTO?,
$50 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20
BY JOSEPH B.. KELLY
star Racins Editor

Howard Grant. the l9-year-
old jockey who has set Bowie
Race Course abuzz, is setting
his sights on q new single
meeting riding record follow
ing yesterdays amazing show
ing in which he rode six vim
ners in eight attempts E
1t appears Just a mater Of
time before the ex-Dead End
KID from Cincinnati smashes
Bill Hartack's Bowie record OF
Al winners, established during
"a 33-day meeting In 1855,
Grant trailed by only seven 90.
ing into today:s program
1t was just two weeks age
today that Grant checked into
Maryland after a mediocre sea-
son in Florida. unmarked by
headlines. Yesterday aftel win.
ming aboard Moco Yardley in
the ninth race. h. coun(ed "a
Bowie winners with 80 mounts,
Greatest Single Showing
1t was the greatest individ-
ual performance in the as
year old history of the track.
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LSU, Clemson Get
Sl6o,187 From Bowl

NEW ORLEANS. Mar. 20
/ tAP) Claude Monk Simons,
Mid Winter Sports Association
president said Louisiana State
University and Clemson Col
lege have received $l60.l87
each for participating in the
January Sugar Bowl foot
ball game.
The amount, an all-time
high team share, boosts to 81 :
587 ,442 the total distributed to
participants Of the football
classic sponsored by the as
ISOLATION since 1885.
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Redskins Decide to Keep
Occidental Training Site

Angeles Times. which promotes
the annual Redskins Rams pre-
season game. prevailed on the
team to return to Occidental
to help the pre-game publicity.
The three-week session this
year. beginning July 26. will be
the shortest in the teams his
tory The Redskins open their
exhibition schedule against the
Forty-Niners in San Francisco
August l6, and after playing
the Rams the following week
will return to the East TO re-
sumo training.
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The Redskins will continue
to train at Occidental College
in Los Angeles. General Man.
ager Dick Mccain announced
today.
Mccain and Head Coach
Nike Nixon were to have left
next Monday on an inspection
trip of several proposed new
sites. including Flagstaff. Ariz.
and Santa Cruz, Calf. The
theory was that a change OF
scenery would be good for the
squad.
But Paul Schissler. director
of special events for the Los
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Senators Play
As Today as
Rain Lets Up
BY BURTON HAWKINS
star stan Wri:er

ORLANDO. Fla. Mar. 20
The monotonously moist Flor
ida weather has gotten Cookie
Lavagetto's pitching rotation
all fouled up.
After two straight rainouts.
and three in four days, the
Senators got a break today
when the weather cleared suffi-
GENTLY for them to play Kansas
City in West Palm Beach. The
game originally was scheduled
here, but Tinker Field was
hardly in playable condition.
The two teams also have
games scheduled in West Palm
Beach tomorrow and Sunday.
Squirming at Inactivity
Cookie is squirming at the
inactivity of recent days. but
the Senators have been COM
paratively fortunate. They
played seven innings with the
Dodgers Sunday. the last four
in rain. before a fresh down.
pour chased them. Washed out
Monday, they played the Pirates
Tuesday in Florida's only con-
test.
Rain Cancelled their WedneS-
day date with the Yankees.
I've got to give our pitchers
more work" Cookie said. I'm
not worried about the hitterS.
They could use more batting
practice, Of course, but they're
in good shape and figure to
rebound quickly.
Some Of the pitchers were
UP to going five innings" Cook
continued. Nov I don't know
It's like starting training
all over again and those
who have been going five in
nings may have to cut 1t down
to three and build themselves
up to going five again. I had
hoped to have some of the
fellows pitching seven innings
BY now"
DObbek Uncertain
Fouled up along with the
pitching rotation is Rookie
Outf1elder Dan Dobbek. who
isn't certain he can make it to
the big leagues with the Sena-
tors this year.
Dobbek has been one OF the
Senator's main hopes among
their young talent. but he has
gone hitleSs In his last eight
tries. striking out four times,
See SENATORS, Page Ass
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Louisville 5H2-Point Choice
Over West Virginia .Fiv,e
Cincinnati Also
Picked Tonight
In NCAA Play

LOUISVILLE, Mar. 20 (AP).
The home-court advantage
Is expected to do more for
Louisville than Oscar Robertson
for Cincinnati, Jerry West for
West Virginia, or a bear-hug
defense for California in the
NCAA basketball showdown
opening at massive Freedom
Hall tonight.
Louisville ti9-iO meets West
Virginia t2S-D in the semifinal
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AFTER BOOTING HOME SIX
Grant Needs 8 Wins
To Snap Bowie Mark

Apprentice Bobby Corle held
q comfortable leao over his
rivals when Grant arrived fl ION
Florida. but now the blond
haired Pennsylvania who re-
turns today after a spill Mon
day is a poor second with rs
winners.
Bowie fans were left agog
yesterday although they had
been forewarned Of Grant since
the day he arrived. But yes
terday Howard reached the
heights. coming from behind
and riding them on the front
end with a variety Of ma
neuvers that baffled the OPP
position.
Gets In on Rail
Grant practically stole the
fifth race from the favored
Algem when he managed To
edge in on the rail with Caro-
Ign K. Stables Sky Bid despite
the efforts of Jockey Larry
Adams 70 prevent Grant from
getting through on the inside
In the stretch.
The happy Grant followers
caShed in on Head Dancer
See GRANT, Page Asa
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BrsdIey Is Fovored to Win 10 NIT.
Page A-36
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EXHIBITION BASEBALL

Los Angeles VS.. Baltimore, Cancelled
ram
celed, rain.
Cleveland 900 O3" 1905 IL q
San Francisco Az O"O 0Ux--g IL
Score. Cicotte 30 and karagUn
SANFORD, Giei 90 and Schmidt
Winning pitcher-Sanford. Losing
pitcher Sco4e
Homo runs--Cleveland, MnOsO.
Field San Francisco, Bressoud, Ccpeda
Rodgers 90, White.
Boston OOg 900 OOtl-2 4
CbiCaso tNb OiU 900 UO0--1 q |
Brewer Wall C7D and H. sullivan,
Hiilman. Martin a. and 8 Taylor
Winnlne pitcheT--Brewer. LOSING
pitcher Hillm9n.
Home run-Chicago. Thomson.
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DeIony Changes MIND,
Will Run in Cleveland

CLEVELAND. Mar. 20 (AP)
Ron Delany. the worlds fast
est indoor miller, has changed
his mind and will compete in
the knights of Columbus track
meet here tonight.
And he will be running
against IStvan Rozsavolgyi OF
Hungary. The Irish flash had
to come from behind in the
final lap in New York two weeks
ago to defeat the HUNGARIAN in
the record time of 4:0l4.
Delany had entered the meet
here and was being billed as the
feature attraction. Wednesday
he said he would not compete
because of the pressure of his
studies at Villanova. Meet off =
cials stormed and talked of
asking for Delany's suspension
/ Last night. Delany in Miami
contacted Jake Leicht, meet di-
rector. and told him he would
appear.
Close Also Entered
Peter Close of st. Johns, who
paced Delany and RoZsavolgyi
IN the record-breaking mile,
also will run in tonight's mile
Another event. the 2-mile-
run. will get feature treatment
with a trio of swift distance
runners in the spotlight.
They are Al Lawrence OF
Houston, Max Truck of South
ern California and Hungary's
LasZlo Tabor.
Lawrence set the world indoor
record Of 8:46.8 two weeks ago.
Two nights later in Milwaukee.
Truck whipped Lawrence and
to do II he ran the second
fastest Emile on record
(8:47.2. Tabor won the event
here in 1857 and. without any
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opener, followed by Cincinnati
$3.50 VS.. California $3.50.
The first game is scheduled
for $3.50 pm. washington
time).
The winners play for college
basketball'S fastest plum to-
morrow night. following a con-
ISOLATION game between tonight's
losers. CAPACITY crowds Of
about 1880 viii attend each
session.
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competition. turned in a good
I8:54.6 clocking.
The three will be taking aim
at Greg Rice's l6-year-old meet
mark of $751;.
16-Year Record
The pole vault shapes up as
duel strictly between Don
Bragg, the world recordholder
from Fort Bragg, and the
d efending champion, Bob
Gutowski. The latter, however
suffered a pulled muscle a few
days ago and may be below
form.
The 50-yard hurdles should
be first rate. with Hayes Jones
Of Eastern Michigan; Willie
May. Indiana's Big Ten cham
pion; Olympic King Lee CAL
noun and Nebraska'S Keith
Gardner all punched tightly.
Back in Form
Paul Winder of Morgan State
and Ira Murchison. now back
in top form. are the standouts
III the 50-yard dash. Josh Gull
breath is the man to beat in
the 600-yard run, while the
best two in the l,000-yard run
are Tom Murphy of the New
York A. C. and, West Germany's
Paul Schmidt.
Michigan States speedy
national championship quartet
is the class of the one-mile
relay. with tough opposition
coming from IC-4A Champion
Pittsburgh and Manhattan.
Penn. State appears TO be the
best in the two-mile relay over
Manhattan. Pitt. Notre Dame
and Michigan.
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GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
Kansas City VS.. Washington al
West Palm Beach
Cincinnati VS.. Philadelphia at Clear
water
81 Louis vs.. Baltimore at st. Peters.
burg.
t2)
Pittsburgh VS.. Detroit at Fort Myers
a. san francisco VS.. Chicago I'M a.
Cleveland VS.. Boston at Scottsdale
Cincinnati VS.. Los Angeles a.
Havana (ND
Les Angeles VS. Chicago ca al
Tampa.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Washington VS. Chicago CA. can.
celed rain
Milwaukee vs.. New York. Cancelled
rain.
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Have Poorest Record


among the coaching fraternity
that the home court assist will
be minimized by tournament
pressure. the oddsmakers have
made Louisville's Cardinals the
favorite.
This came about despite the
fact that Louisville has the
poorest record Of the semi.
finals. has no one to match ALL
Americans Robertson and West,
and has a defense that's hit
and-miss compared to Cali.
fornia
The Cardinals also are the
only at-large entry lined up
against three solid conference
champions in a tournament
regularly dominated by league
teams. No at-large entry has
won since City College of New
York in 1850. ~
On a point basis. Louisville
is quoted at 5l2 over West Vir-
ginia. while Cincinnati is S
over California.
All four teams were in top
shape after final workouts yes
terday, with only Cincinnati
due to play hort-handed. Mike
Mendenhall. regular backcourt
man. is ineligible for the NCAA
competition as a four-year
player.
This didn't stop George
Smiths Bearcats from spilling
top-ranked Kansas State, 85-
4 rs. in the Midwest regional
final at Lawrence, Kans.. last
week end. Cincinnati, champion
Of the Missouri. Valley Confer.
ence, scored its other Lawrence
| See NCAA, Page A-3t
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-10

have given up lucrative contracts
to work without salary in MIRA
stage and film productions.
They have Just completed the
filming of the new musical THE
Growing Experience" inspired by
the marvel of the life of DR.. Mary
Mcleod Bethune, the great Me-
gro educator.
Ann Buckles told the Confer
ence: There is wrong way and
a right way for the theater in
an theological age. Eleven per
cent of the Soviet budget is
spent to promote their theology
through plays, films, publications
and travelling troupes. The only
plays and films answering this in
the world today are the produce
tons of MIRA"
Miss Smith declared: THANK
God for this theology which makes
you put right what is wrong. The
job is to weld opposing forces in
to one with God in leadership.
The formula is the 4 absolute moral
standards of honesty. purity, un-
selfishness and love. God did not
divide men. He made man."
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-10
The Wrong Way
And The Right
Way In Theatre

MACKINAC ISLAND, Michigan
The plays and films of Moral
Re-Armament are the free worlds
only answer to the Communist
strategy of using the theater to
capture mems minds. This eonvic-
ton was expressed by Muriel
Smith, star of stage, screen and
opera in London, Hollywood and
New York, and Ann Buckles,
Broadway and television actress,
here this week to the Summit
Strategy Conference.
They told 800 delegates from 48
nations that the theatre of Moral
Re-Armament is "dramatizing
the answer instead of glamorizing
the problem"
Both Miss Smith, who played
Carmen Jones' on Broadway and
sang the name role in GARNER"
at Covent Garden in London, and
Miss Buckles. from Tennessee,
who gained fame in the Broadway
presentation of "Pajama Game,
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covery of a world-famous research
institute. This substance is now avail
able in -suppositorg or ointment f0ras
called Preparation H. At all drug
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II

all fren,bly and ch0ked up. like was
going to make a parachute Jump. I jslsf
stand there like dsnsbbeH 1 sincerely
hope you can find an answer TO my prob
lem. - Tom B., Syracuse, N. Y.
Don't be so down in the dumps. We are
living in an age where TV, radio, tele-
phones, and jet planes have made COM
munication so electronic and mechanical
that people have forgotten how to use the
simple old-fashioned method Of opening
the mouth and talking. About one fourth
of the problems called to my attention
result from lack Of communication be-
tween people tongue-tied SWANS, young
sters afraid to confide in their own par
ents, and parents who never have sought
a heart-to-heart talk with their own kids.
Tom, if you can't find words, say it with
flowers and other bits of thoughtfulness.
If she likes certain actor, Just happen
to have tickets for show he's in. Also,
the more times you talk to her casually
the easier it viii be to let her know how
you really feel.
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Advice To
a Bashful Boy
> other young readers who need Dick cIarks help

Mes In Lsss But
DEAR DICK: My prob
lem is that 1 like the
girl next door. In the
movies the boy always
gets the girfHexf door.
But this ones inter-
esGed In somebody else
and nor me.
Now If i could tell
her how much l like
her, maybe I'd stand a
chance. But when Tn
in her presence, I get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29


boy that was playing records. Then all the
kids in the place knew about il and were
laughing at me. felt 30 bad lief the dance
early. Wbaf should do - stay at home. or
go and try TO pay no attention 10 dienn?
- Marcia. Lgonier, Pa.
Most Of us at one time or another are
the goat for our friends humor. It's
best to grin and bear it. You are probably
too open, not only in your response to
teasing but in letting everybody know
what boys you like. Keep it to yourself
until the boy knows your value well
enough to laugh back at the lauehers.
And, incidentally, If your weight both
ers you, your mother and family doctor
can work out a suitable diet. Don't give
up by staying home. Keep going to
dances - but play il cool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

DEAR DICK: 4 am II
and a HffIe chubby.
Everyone feiLs me I'm
pretty, bat when I start
liking a boy the kids
all START laughing al
me. They tease the
boys who seem to like
me and then the boys
no longer talk 10 nae.
4 went to the dance
the other night and
someone started il
around that 4 liked the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

ingless "a clever bit Of social juggling
which amounts to inviting yourself to q
free dance, with an escort included.
Toe Yessng Fer upstieh
DEAR DICK: am II years old. I would like
to Know if I'm old enough 10 wear ipsfick.
All the other girls In my class do, bar my
mother says should be at least rs TO wear
IL. What do you think?
Pale Lips, Altoona, Pa.
Well, Pale Lips, agree with Nom that
II is bit early to wear lipstick regularly,
and it's too bad there isn't general agree
ment on this. However, do think its use
on special occasions should be allowed.
Since your mother has set the rule =
and I'm sure you want to respect It -
she alone can change il. Maybe you can
persuade her that relaxing the lipstick ban
for red-letter occasions would not harm
you, and would help you save face" with
your ruby-lipped friends.
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Quite often fellow will volunteer to
pay for tickets to dance after girl has
invited him. Strictly speaking though, il
the girl invites him to the dance she dishes
out the money and he goes as her guest.
Your friends should not criticize him. If
he pays, your invitation" becomes mean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

Msso Pays The PIpes7
DEAR DICK: I'm a girl
Of IS. We are going
TO have a dance at our
school and I plan 10
invite a boy. IL will
cost So for both of as.
Some say that If he is
any kind of a boy, he
will pay. So I would
like to know who
should pay the s..
- Cindy,
Baltimore, Md.