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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-31
To Sing or Not
. Hair Growth
. Fern Test
Q Throat Jumps

" OHOutu guy WHOSt tOCt
has started to change be
stopped from singing? Our
chorus teacher says that this is
not necessary.
A. This question has been de-
bated for long time. Most mod
ern experts apparently agree that
choir singing during the change is
harmful. Schubert and Haydn
are supposed to have lost their
voices that way. Serious vocal
training should not be begun by
boys before age IS or 10 and by
girls before II years of age.
o. / hare thick, baby-Gne hair.
1t has not been cut in fioO years
and is just to my shoulders.
Why UOn't IL grOp?
A. Hair length is an Individual
matter. One persons hair will
grow shoulder-length and stop,
while others can grow waiSt-length
hair. Hair changes may suggest
possible thyroid distinction al
though this may not apply in
your case at all. You might con-
suit a doctor if for no other
reason than TO rule out conditions
that could affect hair growth.
Q. I recently discussed a per-
SOnal problem ,oith a doctor
iUhO mentioned performing a
fern test. What in the wOrId
does this mean?
A. The doctor no doubt re-
ferred to a test which depends
upon the forming" of cervicaI
secretion. If this material, OBJ
tanned during the middle week of
the menstrual cycle, is spread
Questions directed TO Science Edit
N. Y. 10, N. Y. will be incorporate
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-31

on a glass slide and allowed TO
dry, it cryStallizeS in a fern-like
pattern. The design is much like
that seen on a frosted window
pane. Normally, cervical Secre-
ton obtained during the ex-
tremes of the menstrual cycle
does not fern" The test is used
in dealing with the problem of
Sterility and other conditions.
Q. At times I seem to hare a
lump in my throat. The lump
doesn't go a,oay ,Uhen l seal
IOrU unless l eat something. Af-
fer an hour or so it's back.
What causes this?
A. There are several possibilities.
The sensation of a lump in the
throat can be due to the pres
ence of a growth, TO throat irri-
tation resulting from excessive
smoking or drinking, or TO emo
tional factors. The emotional
lump is probably due TO nervous
spasm of the upper portion of
the esophaguS (the muscular tube
leading from the mouth TO the
stomach. Emotional Jumps
very often go away for a time
after eating but this is not a
sure sign that the lump is just
due to nerves" A medical ex-
animation is certainly called for
if the lump" is persistent. The
situation would be urgent if there
was definite pain or difficulty in
swallowing, with backflow of
material.
rs, 20. Box 800, Madison So. Sta,
in these columns when possible.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Overstuffed Squirrel

The corps of little nurses keeps busy till time to
dlsperse Never has squirrel gorged much milk from
SO many Dear you SURE it has to be fed oen?"
you inquire squirrel beches begin disturb the dinner
hour"
oh yes, the science department said So My goodness
It's time for some more!"
BY bedtime Christopher is not only bulgng he has
practically passed out Except for continuing hccoughs
ne lies inert on his grass nest eyes glazed.
Don't anybody worry I'll get up with him." the eight
year-od announces, though her brother vaantly voun
teers for the night shift Lets see how dyou set the
alarm clock for every half hour?"
Every half hour nothing" you declare. What this
guy needs is little rest from so much Tender Loving
Care"
Over anguished protests she settles down. But I'm
RESPONSIBLE" she warns. Il promised the whole
I'd bring him back tomorrow"
Evening star., 1960-01-06

earnings and I had to manage
clothing, food. etc. besides,
so the idea of living so on
social security does not
sound very promising.
I have never lived in a
trailer but know some people
who do so and seem very
happy.
There must be used trailers
can be purchased reas.
onably. and to my way of
thinking. this would be pref
cradle by far to a building
or apartment living. 1 be-
lieve you'd be far more COM
Portable and able to live
within your means in this
fashion.
Now a request of my own.
I have left over from Christ
mas, 10 pounds of fruitcake
wrapped in cellophane which
I know we are not going 10
be able to eat this season.
Is there any way this may
be kept over until next
Christmas; perhaps by stor-
ing in alright containers
and wrapping in cloths wrung
Evening star., 1960-01-06
How Do You Burp q Squirrel?

OF this fact you and your husband are only too we'll
aware He gazing at the still limp hiccoughing Chris
topher when you down.
Poor little thing sounds like he's got the collie"
Maybe hot water bottle would help; it does with
babies"
If he'd just stop making that Sounds like he's
needs relief for Say how dyou suppose you
burp a SQUIRREL"
Same a with babies guess"
Laughing and stroking it gently, your partner lifts
the little charge his shoulder With all the anxiety of
fond parents listen for the welcome blast your
delight it at last. and in few minutes Chris is
curled up fast asleep hot water bottle.
At dawn you hear the alarm clock little one has
syly set Gee, hope it lived through the night" your
husband sits to humble heels go patterng downstairs
In few minutes you hear happy tap at the door.
Boy was he hungry! think I'll stay up now-remember
he's supposed to be fed every half an hour!"
Sunday Motherhood mony pndored thing of Love and
Laughter" the Women's Section
Evening star., 1960-01-06

meeting of Mary Washing
ton Chapter, D. c. OAR.
Miss Frysinger will speak
on THE Way of Freedom
Begins to Stir in Other
Countries" Mrs. Cloyd Heck
Marvin, chapter regent, will
preside at the meeting. to be
held at the chapter house.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
More About Social Security

To Mrs. L. H., Washington; Mrs. C. s. w.. HyGttsUiHe
From your first letter. gather that your Social Security
may be little than enough df enough pay rent
modesty priced apartment of which there
if any desirable in this class.
have lived in apartments years when rents
less and abhor the idea of having do again.
1t seemed that then the landlord got most of
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Panama City, Fla.
Mrs. T. 6.

We are considering moving
to Panama City, Fla. and
wonder if any readers can
tell us about living condi-
tions there. Are people
friendly to newcomers? Are
there sales similar TO the
warehouse sales" in the
Washington area. Do people
Evening star., 1960-01-06

wear woolen clothes there
in winter. Are air condi-
tioners needed in summer?
Are retired people moving
into that part of Florida.
Editors Note: Could we
please have Mrs. E. SIS full
name and address?)
Evening star., 1960-01-06
OF LOVE and
LAUGHTER
A Squirrel Comes to Call
And Even Father HELPS
By MARJORIE HOLMES

What is this chattering you come up the walk?
What is this hopping and jumping and switching of
skirts and book bags and pony tails?
"A squirrel, SQUIRREL they inform you as pIzzled,
you push through the little flock I'VE found it on the
playground and the teachers been letting feed it
all day"
"And I'm the that's sposed to keep it overnight"
your daughter proudly And you're sposed to
feed it every half hour"
The cage leaking grasses is carried into the kitchen.
Milk from tiny carton 0eft from their morning
milk break is warmed and cradles the scared little
quaking creature while another pokes eyedropper into
its mouth.
Not so far not SO hard, he can't suck It'll"
Hes not supposed to suck it, silly you're supposed
to squirt it in"
Here, know how let mel" mo, me, it's my turn.
Here. Christopher, come to Judy"
Christopher" you ask
"YeS put all these names on the board and voted.
Wasn't it lucky Miss Meyer already had cage And we
covered him with this old red sweater from Lost and
Found"
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Mrs. Marvin
ToPreside

Miss Grace E. Frysinger,
home economist and world
traveller, will be guest speaker
January IL at the lis pm.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Recipe Problem

Mrs. L. A. S., Washington
I was delighted to have the
recipe for persimmon pudding.
! made it at once and we
Evening star., 1960-01-06

out Of brandy or whiskey?
I have no freezer, and have
had little experience with
keeping fruit cake more than
a few weeks.
Matching Earrings
Mrs. J. w., Washington
viii someone please be
kind enough to once again
Evening star., 1960-01-06

earrings to be matched.
Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-01-06

liked it very much. Ny only
question was whether I could
find a simpler way to mash
and sieve the pulp, for the
seeds are so large and stub
born.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
Moy Is


busbS
4-News. Weather Sports.
COLOR. Rash. Forester. Simpson.
9-The Lote Show. Movie.
IA Hours. winner Tokes AL"
1889. A Montana cowboy enters
boxing contest. Tony Martin,
Gloria Stuart.
Il:25
7-BGekstase. Bunny Wneck.
II:30
4-Joek Poor Show. Variety.
7-WoIter WineheIl File.
1900
7-Afrieon Petrol. Adventure.
1890
5-Newsbeat.
1.-THE Lords Prayer.
1:00
4-lnspirotion.
S-Meditotion. Weather.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
WEDNESDAY

Continued From Preceding Poss
1000
o-ciFeIe Theoter. Drama.
! Hour. Positive Identification"
A story trocino the workings of
the leeoI Aid Society. William
Smithers. Douglas Edwords, nor-
rotor.
1890
4-PeopIe Are Funny.
Art LinkIetter, host. tRepeots Of
the seoson.)
5-MoeKenzie's Roiders.
1O:45
7-Time Out for Sports.
1900
4-Ncws and Local News.
COLOR. Horkness. Ward.
5-Storlisht Theoter. Movie.
Ia Hours. wings Of Danger"
1852. A flyer joins q vain search
for his brother who hos disop-
peored rysteriously over the
English channel. Zachary Scott,
Robert Beotty.
7-WoFId News. McCoffrey.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. Douglas. Daniels.
1l:10
7-Weother. Sports. News.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
VIRGINIA OFFICE
DOVER

Z5U6 N. QUtNCI 81.
chom penonifed 10 this beautiful Rvewood eses off Loeom
lane minutes from dosntow. VIC powcy This lovely esstem
built home lectures eeaer-h hall plon pretty living with
open heaFh omiy dining room, central ar eondtionina
aIoused dsn sspsr kitchen. big bedrooms 2 beshs and the
NEST fobulous dvbsoom you hovs Your psono In
spseton will prove this to Be exespeaa volus at Just
81 $50 Directions: Drive out Loeom lone Nellie custis Dr.
right to Quincy st., right to opsn sign
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Silver Spring Apartments

Construction IL underway
and due for completion in
February on the Wheaton
House apartments at Georgia
avenue and Windham lane.
Silver Spring, the builder has
Evening star., 1960-12-03
CHEVY cHAsE--HAWTHoRNE
6o55 GREENVALE ST.

Perfectly oeosd brick split level IN highly ssses spe.
eow home with large living end dining ems. deluxe kitchen.
bsdeoms baths end dousisd porch Fas rsessaea soo psy-
ssd ofs dayisht lower level lear sersse Priced
In lower 30s and URGENT SALE NEEDED DIRECTIONS: Drive
out Conn., Ave- 10 Chevy Chose Circle right Western Ave-
Gssnvois ST. right to 6SS5 end epsa ssa Mr Bsss
premises EN- 2-20zS
Evening star., 1960-12-03

announced.
The development. which
will have II units. Is design
ed to give access to every
apartment by paved walks
with no interior corridors or
Railways.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

Builder Of the development
IL Mar-Cal Construction Co..
headed by Calvin Cafritz and
Maurice Lipnick. Cohen.
Haft Associates are the
architects.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
632S 32nd ST. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

OUGVU STINSEs y. -. U5ZS 9ZWu u. NV.
lase Colonial brick residence located beoutu wooded
ton block from bus downtown and al schools FeeunS
fine bedrooms bots bssokfost Foom powder completely
equipped kitchen and beautiful recreation REDUCED 500
end under $500 remokobs buy! DIRECTIONS: Out
Coan Ave- 10 Nsbr Ave. right to uteh Ave. left 10 32ad ST.
right block to 632s and sign. Mn Davis premises
EM a.0a26
Evening star., 1960-12-03

outstondns stone residence located pa-ke setting In
prestige Of beeusf homes Feeturas living end dining
Of impressive szs dsa bsokest oom irwin Bedrooms 3h
bes bro with bookhsfss end fsplses (o 4 bedrcom) ft
fs home Tor The exeeute ead bis fomy he md5oa DREc-
TioNS: Out Conn., Ave- Abemos S right lnnsaa Ave,
left 10 454S ond opsn sign. M odstein prsmises KE
7.l179
Evening star., 1960-12-03
BETHESDA
N23 MAPLE AVE.


perfectly beautiful dsteehed home convenient hoppas bus
Lsdy Of Loudes end ecc. seheo Nswhosss eondioa with
lovely living and dining eoms, dsa. baths toas lst oos.
bedrooms and ss modsn kitchen ond sspaets bsokfes
Reersooa ROOM level shodsd lot Urgent sole needed Only
$e5o DIRECTIONS Out Wis. Ave- post EassWsss Hwy. 10
MapN Ave. right to 462 and sign M Evuns premises.
WO 6-O290
Evening star., 1960-12-03

hsms With sbselvtsh msasy dswnl Jsss $s43i msnsh
cad shis inssdss svssAlnsr Dst 'hsNs sny Nmssd
asbsr Of tksss cssssy Club Wsss hemss svsilsbs With h
VA RnsMeins-ae eems sshyl
Evening star., 1960-12-03
CHEVY CHASE, ND.
37ll WILLIAMS LANE

beIWeeN Ihe CIUBS SpoeiouS oetaehsd nome perfectly
located only block from Conn. Ave- In hoass condition
inside end out osss ncIudas bedrooms tons ft
Roos, kitchen with breakfast and tile bah Cor
seoe Iot 200 feet desp Low, ov sssnt sale nssded
Eems Lane. right epsa sign Nv Hesoa premises, Me-
aEnR7
Evening star., 1960-12-03
DIRECTIONS:

From eoItimore Porkwoy cost OF Chevery turnoH
onto Londover Rood tRoute 2o2) Continue Londover
Rood 70 18th Ave. turn right on 18th Ave-. and follow
signs 70 uodeI home
Evening star., 1960-12-03
FAIRFAX HOMES
2oo3 Ia VISTA DRIVE

2003 Ia VISTA DRIVE
better buy eonnot be found You and see sh
stunning brick Sonehes with nice bedrooms bohs modern
Kitchen eopo patio end cedar fenced yod the children will
cvs Located just breeze to Cameron and the Psntoson
Large 4h% loon moy be ossumed. mmedots occupancy,
you prefer Price, $sss0 Directions: From Telegraph Rd drive
out Fcneono 3D. approx. ~ miles to Lovista d.. right
open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-25
Is Something
Wrong With WeIk?
LETTER OF THE WEEK:
Film Cutting Blues

On the Early Show (WTOP) Fri
day. December 9. they were showing
Captains Courageous" starring
Spencer Tracy. Lionel Barrymore and
Freddie Bartholomew When they
broke for a commercial. they cut out
a big hunk of the picture. At the
break. Freddie Bartholomew fell over
board and. after the break. he was
already one of the crew of the fishing
boat Why do they cut out some OF
the best parts of movies?
BY the way, whatever happened to
George Gobel and The Goldbergs?
LEN.
The dnSWer, of course, is the time
problem. The Early ShO1O land SIM
liar old nloUie presentations haze a
fired period and if the moUie is a
long one, the film editor cuts. Hap
pened to Meet Me in st. Louis
(Chudren'S Classic recently. too. 1t
Mould be better, / think. to ShoW a
long mouie in tWo parts on successive
days, or honestly bill it as scenes
from" rather than conUey the idea
it is the full length UerSion.
Gobel is currently doing clubs ana
quest shots Dhile Gertrude Berg
(Molly) recently concluded long
Broadway run in majority Of One"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-25
TV MAIL BAG

Will you please tell me why the
best talent of Lawrence Welk's show
have left him-and nothing has been
said about them? Take Maurice
Pearson, the singer: the violin player.
Dick KeSSler: the piano player. Tiny
Little; Singer Alice Lon. etc.-LaWr-
ence Welk will have all his best play
ers gone If they keep on leaving him
something is wrong. M. P.
Why do they ledve? Isn't that the
nature of things? Top talent acquires
q reputation and eventually strikes
out on its ODn That's the music
business from former Sidemdn Louis
Armstrong to Nelson Riddle. 1t Mould
be unredliStic to erpect Welk to bill
board the activities OF alumni. It's
safe to assume that the newcomers,
NTH proper exposure, lOiH shine in
time-dnd ledUe.
thoroughly enjoyed television Fri
day, December 9.
l must compliment the Bell Tele-
phone system on their fine job on the
educational program, The Thread
Of Life"
Speedway International is also
treat
Why don't we have more science
fiction space programs on TV?
R. A. D.. age IL
TV once featured halt-dozen
space shows for the youngsters. in
GLIDING the nightly Captain Video
(Uio DuMont. r. A. DIS age group
is a sadly neglected one.
Il 4
Is Jazz Recital going to come back
this year? I though WMAL-TV would
continue the show as soon as the
Saturday afternoon football games
were through. but see they filled in
the gaps with the usual rerunS.
felt that the show was one of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-25

Jazz show in the area. I certainly
hope Charlie Byrd and company can
return. P. j. D.
A fen hundred letterS-dddreSSed
to WMAL-dnd 1Uho knobs? One
thought: the increasingly actiUe Mr..
Byrd ledveS his ShoWbodt spot for an
occasional out-ot -to1On engagement
and may not be available weekly.
hineton, D. C., December Is, 1850 Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-25

Sunday D. c, December Is 1850 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
THE UNKNoWN MEN BEHIND THE
BY FRANK JUDGE

w. EVERYBODY within reach
of a television set knows
that Robert Stack portrayS
the fearless Eliot Ness on ABC's
hour-long THE UntouchableS.
But who are the unknown "Untouch-
ables?"
Who are those other federal agents
who follow Ness through hail of gun
fire, who help him to batter down
inch-thick steel doors, wreck stills and
engage in Pier 6 brawls-alwayS on
the winning side, of course?
Their work has been so successful
that two of them have managed to
take bigger roles on other shows.
Anthony George, who was Cam Alli-
son in Ness war on hoodlums, is now
in CBS's "Checkmate." Jerry Paris,
who was Martin Flaherty with Ness,
is in MICS Michael Shayne" series.
The present mainstayS on the show
include a newcomer, Paul Picerni,
who as Lee HobSon is Ness new right
hand man. Picerni was in the original
two-part production of THE Untouch-
ables," which was so successful it
was launched as a series.
In that "Desilu" show, Picerni was
a crooked cafe operator who slapped
Barbara Nichols around.
Ness and his men gave him his
Jumps for that!
"It's safer to be on the side of the
law" Picerni says.
Nicholas Georgiade has been
regular since the ABC series started.
AS Enrico Rossi, a barber, he became
Infatuated with gang Staying in his
shop and joined Ness agents.
Rugged Abel Fernandez, tough
but sensitive former paratrooper,
plays William Youngfellow, the Chero-
Evening star., 1960-11-06

Aristocrats Of Catdom

White, Odd-Eyed White Zone blue eye,
one copper, Blue, Black, Red, Cream,
Burmese sable brown and Russian Blue.
Silver Chinchilla, Shaded Silver.
Smoke and Silver Tabby
Tabby- Silver Tabby (also in the
Silver Division), Red Tabby, Tortoise
shell Nhree colors: black, orange and
cream), Calico (tortoiseshell and white),
Mackerel Tabby and Parti-Colored Manx.
The colors of the Siamese and Hima-
layans are Chocolate Point, Seal Point,
Blue Point and Frost Point The Abyssin-
ian is ruddy brown licked with various
shades of darker brown or black.
The black-and-white photos were
made at the 1860 National Championship
Cat Show of the Cat Fanciers of Wash
ington, a member organization of the
CFA There were 315 cats representing
158 exhibitors from all parts of the East
as well as from the Washington area.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
COVER STORY

THIS being International Cat Week,
Il we present on these two pages and
on the cover photographs of some Of
the best-known breeds of Felis cdtus. The
most popular variety is, of course, the
one represented on the cover the ordin-
ary mixed-breed household pet The
others are real aristocrats of catdom,
members of championship classes recog-
nized by the Cat Fanciers of America.
Five are champions.
There are nine breeds in the champ
ionship classes: Abyssinian, Burmese,
Domestic Short Hair, Himalayan, Long
Hair formerly known as Persian or An
gora), Manx, Peke Faced, Russian Blue
and Siamese. The CFA recognizes Is
colors, all but five of which are found in
three breeds, the Long Hair, the Domes-
tic Short Hair and the Manx. The colors
are divided into three major divisions
Solid -Blue-Eyed White, ,Copper-Eyed
, 1960-12-05

only escape was to open the
door of the car and swim to
safety. The current was
swift which made swim
ming difficult, but they
managed to reach the bank
a n d climbed out. The
waters filled the car to the
roof, The couple walked
back to the home of their
friends to get clothes and
remained overnight.
It required a truck with
a hoist to get the Volks-
wagon out of the mud. Be
cause it was completely
submerged it will be some
time before the car can be
put in running condition
again.
, 1960-12-05
CALL o BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Department 0 + Property
and Procurement, Division
Of Procurement, Christian
sted, ST. Croix, Virgin Is
lands, until HOO AM. De
cember 81, 1860 and then
publicly opened for the fol
lowing:
Tractor, Fordson Die
sci Power Major, 50
B. Fl. r. or similar.
T h e Government re-
serves the right to reject
any or all bids, to waive any
l~nformality in bids and, I'M
less otherwise specified by
the Government or by the
bidder, to accept any item
in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to
bid may be obtained from
the Division of Procure
ment, Christiansted, Saint
Croix, Virgin Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner of Property
and Procurement
Alphonso Romnev
District Supervisor
SGT
, 1960-12-05
NOTICE

j. In accordance with the provisions OF Title 21,
Section 301a of the Virgin Islands Code dealing with
the licensing of businesses and occupations, any person,
firm or corporation engaging in the business OF import
ing, wholesaling, manufacturing or producing; conduct
ing a hotel, guest house or night club; retailing liquors
and other commodities; p~racticing a profession or
skilled trade; or engaging in any other business in the
Virgin Islands, is required, as a condition precedent to
engaging or continuing in such business, to apply for in
writing and obtain from the Government Secretary, an
annual license to engage in or conduct such business.
Q All annual licenses currently in effect expire at
the close of the present calendar year and each licensee
desiring to continue in business or occupation during
the calendar year 1861 is required to apply for a renew
al license on or before December 15, 1860. Forms for
such applications may be obtained at the Office OF the
Government Secretary, Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
and at the Offices of the Administrative Assistant to the
Governor at Christiansted, st. Croix and Cruz Bay, st.
John. Applications for St. Thomas and st. John must
be filed at the Government Secretarys Office, st. Tho
mas. Applications for ST. Croix must be filed at the
Office of the Administrative Assistant, Christiansted,
ST. Croix.
3. Applications to be valid must bear the sigma
ture Of the applicant in the space provided therefor and
must show clearly and fully the business or occupation
to be carried on. Where more than one class of business
or occupation is to be carried on, all must be shown on
the application. All addresses at which business is to be
conducted must be stated on the application and any
subsequent change in address must be promptly notlfled
in writing to the Government Secretary. Full fees must
accompany each application. All licenses obtained must
be posted in business establishments not later than
January 10, 1861.
Roy w. Bornn
Government Secretary
, 1960-12-05

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TJZNTgD
SUNDAY. MONDAY.
TUESDAY
Marti presents:
AL CAPoNE"
Rod Steiger, Fay Spain
James Gregory
The King Of the Underworld
bis rise and fall
LATEST NEWS
TUESDAY Eveninr
"BALA DE PLATA"
Julio Albania, Irma Dorantes
Angel Infante
Actuation Especial de
Maria De Jesus Vazques
W D " \
Riu Double Feature Day!
Isl Feature:
Marti presents:
JUSTICE & CARYL CHESSMAN
Narrated by Quentin Reynolds
from the years most sensa-
tional headlines the real story
behind Caryl CHEESEMAN'S fight for
Life!
md FEAmTrPF.
MART nreeentr.
GOOD SAM"
Gary Cooper, Ann Sheridan
Ruth Romar
If you want to laugh until the
tears come Don't miss Good
Sam"
, 1960-12-05
FOR SALE

Moving to a smaller building
must sell all my Slenderizing
machines II!
! large Vibrating Table
/ large Vibrating Belt
/ large Roller
/ large Doctors Scale.
Ncrbeth Beauty Parlour
Phone C-229 or
F 1T w one ring
, 1960-12-05
ls PERSONS

10 PERSONS s..
zens and told them it was
an honor and a privilege to
be part of the greatest ma
ton on earth.