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Evening star., 1960-09-04
Monocuey Clubs
Show Friday

Monocacy Garden Club oi
Upper Montgomery County will
hold its eighth annual flower
show Friday from 2 to S pm
in the Upper Montgomery Fire
house, Beallsville, Md. The
theme is Local Color" The
public may submit entries from
8 to IL am.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
Perennial Rye

Annual ryegraSS is no longer
recommended as a nurse crop
for new seedlings. 1t is such q
strong grower that the perma-
nent grasses cannot Withstand
the competition. Perennial lye-
grass is a very short-lived per-
Evening star., 1960-09-04
AmoryIlis

1t will soon be time to lift
the amaryllis bulbs and bring
indoors. Mid-September is late
enough to keep them in active
growth. Dry them of by with
holding water and as soon as
the foliage is dry they should
be stored in a warm situation
for a few weeks. Then store
in a dry. cool place until time
to start forcing.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
Mum Care

Keep the chrysanthemums
growing vigorously - feed and
water as needed. The early
blooming varieties are probably
in need of disbudding. Stalking
is important, too. keep them
tied. otherwise windstorms can
spoil the best cultural effects.
Dust or spray to protect the
foliage from insect and disease.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
MRS. GREGER
ON VACATION

The Stars weekly COL
umn on flower arrange
ments, "You Can Create
Beauty With Flowers" will
resume when Mrs. Herbert
H. Greger returns from a
vacation.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
THIS WEEK
IN YOUR GARDEN

ennial that is not recommend
ed for this far south. 1t is
much more satisfactory in the
northern states.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

From South Africa's
Transvaal come three new
amaryllises which will
flower in time for Thanks
giving or Christmas. They
are shipped in pots, should
be watered lightly and
kept cool after flower
spike is well up. Blooms
in about six weeks, then
repeats.-JacksOn & Perk-
inS Photo.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

cred, L. aurea, the golden
spider lily.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
Steel Output
Reductions
Continuing
CLEVELAND, May is (AP)

CLEVELAND. May Is (AP)
-Second-quarter steel con-
sumption will be about 81 mil
lion tons. compared with ship
mentS, including imports, Of
about 20 million tons, Steel
Magazine said today.
Inventories will fall to about
II million tons-about one mil
lion under the present level
and hold at about that point be-
fore a moderate buildup occurs
next fall, the weekly journal of
Woodworking predicted.
"SteelmakerS are scraping
the bottom of the backlog bar
REL" steel said, and consumers
continue to live of inventories
instead of placing new orders.
The result is that steel
makers are steadily reducing
output, which went down IL
points last week to 1913 per
cent Of capacity, or about
100000 ingot tons. For the
first half of this year, ship
ments will total about 43 mil
lion tons compared with 48.2
million in last years strike
threatened first half.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
D. c. SECURITIES


Pot Elec Pwr-S at 20, so at 20, 10
at 29' 30 at 29, l at 29h. "a at
Evening star., 1960-05-16
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK, May 10 (AP) CUsDAl.
Butter offerings adepueat Demand
fair. Wholesale prices on bulk cartons
tfresh). Creamery, 81 score (AAI so
59iG cents. % score CA) bS34-5q. 90
score (BI 5S-5SL.
Cheese offerings adequate. Demand
fair to good. Wholesale sales, American
cheese whole milk Single oaises
fresh 37la-4Ob cents. Single daises
ased 4a-51., Flats aged 49-52. Proc
eesSed American pasteuriZed 8 lbs 30
3s. Domestic Swiss (wheeisj Grade "A"
43-47
Wholesale offerings moderate. De-
mand slow today. New York spot QUO
tations follow: Midvestern: Mixed col
ors; Extras t4S-50 lbsJ 36-31; extras
meeium 2Sla-"9Ia; standards large
32ls-33hz: checks 3Oz-3lh. Whites:
Extras t4S-5Q lbsl 35la-3Tls: extras
medium $3.50. Browns: Extras (4s-5O
:, Nearby: Whites: Top quality 4s-5o
lbSl 35la-39; mediums 3O-3i; smalIS
S4.25. Browns: Top quality $3.50 ibsS
3e-4O; mediums 34-35; smslls 3I-32.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Furnishes by ihs Asseeisisd Press

Stocks Sales
Dividends Cest.l Hish Low 7:20 Chg.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. May 16 APl.-Grain
futures prices in the early afternoon
today had posted their broadest gen.
eral advance in months as numerous
contracts were ahead by Ia cents q
bushel or more.
Shortly after the opening. buying
by all interests boosted the market q
cent or more in spots but profit-takine
halted the advance and some contracts
eaSed slightly.
At noon, wheat was ss-7s a bushel
higher, May 81 ,06s4: corn ss-lh high
er, MAY S1.lS1z; oats k-9s higher,
May 75h; rye ls-ss higher. May
24.s; soybeans 1b-lA higher, May
S2.l3ss.
Chicago Cash Markets
No wheat sales. Corn No. > yellow
llslla-22ha: No. 3 yellow 117-2Ih;
No; yellow l.13h-19ia: sample grade
yellow l.05-19I7. Oats No. . heavy
white 5S1a; No. / extra heavy white
I9Ia: No. extra heavy white 1a-7gl4.
Soybeans No. l yellow 22O Barley:
Mating choice 1.l5-1,25n; feed 92-
Evening star., 1960-05-16
Stocks Turn Mixed .
On Conference News

NEW YORK, May Is (AP) =.
Stock market prices were ir-
regular early this afternoon as
Wall Street turned cautious on
news that the summit confer
ence had foundered.
Gains and losses of fractions
to a point prevailed among
most key stocks.
The market was vigorous and
higher at the start. News that
Premier Nikita Khrushchev
had withdrawn his invitation
to President Eisenhower for a
Evening star., 1960-05-16

visit to Russia was followed by
precautionary selling among
many of the growth" stocks
which have made big gains
lately. Some of the aircraft
rocket stocks held gains; others
dipped.
Steels, motors and rails
turned mixed.
American Stock Exchange
prices were higher in unusually
heavy trading.
Corporate bonds declined.
Government bonds drifted
lower.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
Dupont Dividend

WILMINGTON, Del, May Is
(APD.-Directors Of E. I. du
Pont de Nemours g. Co.,
Inc, today declared $3.50 a
share on common stock the
second quarterly interim divi-
depd for 1860. 1t is payable
June IA to stockholders of rec
ord May %.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
Earnings

Am. Electric Power Co. in IL
months ended April 80 earned
$51, ,873, 900 or s2.49 a share, VS..
$47,1l5,000 or S2.34 in 1859.
Ingersoll-Rand in 3 months
ended March 81 earned $6,111,-
900 or $101 a share, VS.. S.
754.000 or 95 cents in 1859
period.
American Water Works in IL
months earned $6.622.813 or
$l.84 a share, VS.. $4,219,356 or
$1.10 in 1859.
Whirlpool Corp. in 3 months
ended March 81 earned S4,023.-
905 or 81 cents a share, VS..
S5,076,447 or 79 cents ,in 1859
period.
Halliburton Oil Well Cement
in 3 months ended March 81
earned $2,278.392 or 81 cents a
share, VS.. $3,038,615 or 72 cents
in 1859 period.
U. S. Hoffman Machinery in
3 months ended March 81 had
a loss of $789. .224, VS.. earnings
Of $l94,520 or 7 cents a share
in 1859 period.
Best & Co, Inc, in 3 months
ended April 20 earned S4l6.76o
or 10 cents a share, VS.. S50O.672
or "a cents in 1859 period.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
N. Y. COTTON

NE WYORR, May is (AP).-Cot-
ton futures saSged today on light
liquidation. Trading was confined to
nearby months.
private crop survey indicated
that cool temperatures continued to
SLOW the prosrsss Of cotton in many
sections Of the main growing belt.
1t was expected that substantial
amount OF replanting will have to
pe done; notably in the central belt.
Memphis reports to a leading spot
nrm said that most OF the business
IN spot cotton last week involved
prompt and June-August Shipments,
MUS generally fousht for hll in
Late afternoon prices we're To
~ cents a bale lower than the prev
ious close. July 'S9.7S, Oct. 3O.pp and
Dee.h 3l.o2 asked.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
rHE EVENING STAR
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Wellington, D. {.
MondoY, Moy rs. 1860
Commerce Department an

Commerce Department an
nounced it will make a special
survey, the first in nearly 20
years. to determine how much
foreign money is invested in
American business.
All-State Properties, Inc. is
offering 870,133 a d ditional
shares to stockholders on the
basis Of one new share at S4.25
for each two held. Bear,
Stearns & Co. will underwrite
the offering.
Howard Stores, Corp. April
sales totaled $4,743,135. up
1929 from 1859: for 4
months $12,551,644, up 65.1%
from 1859.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
Split Proposed

NEW YORK, May Is CAP).
-Polarad Electronics Corp. to-
day proposed a 2 for stock
split to be made at 6 special
June 20 meeting of stock
holders.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. May Is CAPl.-Ths
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd-lot transactions by
principal dealers for MAY l3: Pur-
34i.26O shares including 1873 shares
sold short
Evening star., 1960-05-16
$40 Million OFFERING

NEW YORK. May 16 (AP).
An offering of $40 million Of
ore-McCormack Lines 1S-
year 5 per cent Government
insured bonds goes on the
market today at par. Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. and Lehman Bros.
are agents for the steamship
company.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26
Antique Brie-a-broe
Colleetors' Paradise"

Fabulous Collection OF Antique
Furniture. Antique Dolls. Primi-
tives. Rore Lamps. Orientol Art.
THE SILVERS"
Will Sell Sunday 10 Am. to
8 PM. by Order OF Executor.
Contents Of fine homestead.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26
LEAVING TOWN
QUICK SALE
Everything Must Go!
1907 Woodside Ave.
of Show Ii. 1-6ol1
Sale Ends Tues. May 3lst

Living room set. combination
TV. radio and record player. T.
in. portable TV. modern dining
room set with china cabinet.
metol bed with chest. desk.
plunts. movie comero. dropes.
curtoins. lamps. kitchen set with
4 chairs. broiler. rooster. glasses.
mixer. Royal vacuum. Hotpoint
refrigerator. metol wordrobe. cof-
ieemoker. lawn mower. 28-ft. ex-
tension ladder. glider. Venetian
blinds. screens. Westinghouse
automatic washer. dishes. childs
desk and chair. hobby horse.
girls bicycle. many toys and
comes. ladies'. mems and chill.
dren's clothing and shoes. silver
fox stole. luggage. and many
miscellaneous items.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26

BRAND new glider, hideabed witt
matching chair. GIL. 1-0122.
3-PIECE bedroom set, French Pro.
vincial style, fruitwood color $40
w. 6-2735.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

TAPPAN stove, deluxe model, very
good condition.; General Electric
881 East 207th. KE. 1-4268.
console radio, canvas awnings.
OCCASIONAL chair, green with sill
yer threads, foam rubber cush-
ion. Al, $50. UL. 1-4089 after
D %. m.
CARPETING, As SO. yds., rose and
gray tweed. originally 5000. now
5000. Nv. 1-7620.
FIRESIDE chairs, pair, rose bro
catelle; pair Corday table lamps
mahogany bookcase. / pair triple
width floral drapes. lined; ex-
cellent condition, reasonable.
EV. 1-1474.
SOFA. leather top tables, floor
lamps. Must SELL Any reasonable
offer accepted. Call after p. m.
LO. 1926
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26

LEAVING TOWN. must sacrifice:
bedroom set. dinette set, white
chair with hassock: 2-piece Sec
tional, matching corner coffee
and end tables, lamps. w. 6-O923
KE. 1-0902
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26

CONSOLE television, Muntz II
inch, working condition.
Call GA. 1884 after $50 p. m
30 YARDS good carpeting; beige
reasonable. Call Ii. 1-0575.
GENERAL Electric retrigeratoi
with freezer top. ga years old
round dinette set, year old
Ii. 1-3740 after 6 .. m.
WALNUT dining room set. apiece
Duncan Phyfe: 2 chippendale enc
tables; kneehole desk with swivel
chair. PO l-6702 after p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26

GAS refrigerator. electric stove,
Craftsman saw, television. dining
set, chair with ottoman, desk and
chair, poster bed and dresser
platform rocker. rocking chair.
record cabinet. floor lamps, large
mirror iron beds. desk, exhaust
fan, sweepers, steam and dry
irons. miscellaneous. MU. 1888.
f2qnn Baldwin
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26
1916 WINDERMERE

10 10 vvIIND6NV6N6
South off Euclid Ave.)
French bombe commode. French
curio cobinet. others; Chinese
and antique murbletop tables:
glass china cobinet; bookcase:
modern studio couch: lounge
and carved chairs. others: Vic
torion lody's rocker and chairs;
antique Chinese hanging lamp;
Chinese birdcoge: large Chinese
curio stand; Victorian secretary:
wardrobe. vanity. choise lounge,
walnut double bedroom: many
rugs. orientuls; single poster
bed; older twin beds: kitchen
set, stove. refrigerator. washer:
trunks; gorgeous fiqurenes; shoe
and shell collections; antique
fons: usual fireplace equipment;
lilens: tousters: costume Jewell:
rY; bric-o-broc; power mower;
hearing aid; books: ladies
clothes; hundreds of other
Items.
SILVERS HOME PHONE:
KE. 1896
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26

HOLLYWOOD bed, walnut china
cabinet desk. dining room set.
overstuffed chairs. etc. After IL
noon Saturday and Sunday. 80
Luikart DIR.
ANTIQUE clocks for sale. also
clock repairing. Mills, 1346 East
l87th st. w. 1-5680.
CARPET. 3 rooms. S45; pad, SO;
9x12, SIS: 12x12, 12x15. 12xl8, $50.
Ii 1-4008 evenings.
CEDAR chest, television, table
model. GIL. 1-7708.
CARPETING and padding. AS yds.,
very reasonable. Gil. 1-0651.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26

GOVERNOR Winthrop desk, ma
hogany. S25: rollaway bed and
mattress. $40. RE. 1-1523.
3-PIECE mahogany bedroom set.
complete, $50: 5-piece blond bed
room set. complete. $50.
HE. 2-1153
DAVENPORT. 2 chairs, end tables,
lamps, S25. KE. 1859.
WRINGER type washer. 26x48-in.
walnut desk. 14-ft. refrigerator.
kitchen stove. 2 maple dressers
with hanging mirrors, davenport,
Apex vacuum cleaner. leather re-
clining chair. tea cart, occasional
chairs and miscellaneous.
Ii. 1-1458.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26

No Reasonable offer refused: twiI
fireside chairs, lounge chair ant
couch. 3-piece bedroom set COM
plete. EV. 2-8656.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26

Davenport; lounge and occos-
sionul choirs. others: Chinese
desk and credenzo combination;
light mahogany end tables, col
fee table. others; pair OF ceromic
tile bronze and white lamps;
poirs OF lomps. floor lamps,
others; gold clock with scones;
mohoeonY dining room set. toble.
breokfront (optionop. server. but-
iet, and 6 choirs: modern grey
bedroom set with triple dresser
puir OF night stands. chest and
loroe white double heodbourd
with metal Hollywood frames.
complete; John Widicomb twin
bedroom set. complete: Holly
wood Bed with plastic head.
board. complete; RAFT A N
FURNITURE. a piece sectional,
lurqe choir. tobles. cart on
wheels. planter lamp. lounge
chair with hossock. others; metcl
round table with chuirs; soto
bed: Moytug automatic washer:
dryer; small electrical oppli-
onces; chino: bric-o-broc; scat
ter rugs; bedding; books: hond
and power lawn mowers; pic
lures; snack tables: lodies cloth
ina IL to Ia: mems size AZ; boys.
husky 10 to IL: and monY. mony
miscellaneous items.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26
VACUUM CLEANER
Renee Walters

LIIYUIDHlOH
Selling Complete Contents
of Shaker Hts. Home
l46lO ONAWAY
OF Won AIKEN Blvd. between
Lee and Shoker Square
Fri. Sat-, Sun. MuY 27-28-29
Hours 10 to 8 until Sold
WA. l-6482
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26
TOWNE HOUSE
LIQUIDATORS
Selling At
1870 BETHANY ROAD
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS

olNA ~
South Of SilsbY off Fenwick)
Saturday and Sunday Only
May 2s-2s-l2 to $50 PM.
Early American reproductions;
wing davenport; wing chair. oc-
casionol chairs; gate leg table;
provincial end tobles; hussock:
many lamps: fruitwood dining
room table. 6 chairs and hutch;
Currier and Ives prints; wall
hungings; fireplace equipment;
Governor Winthrop desk; mod
em oak chest of drawers and
night stand: Grand gas range;
beautiful set recreation room
furniture: ping pong table: 9xl2
shog rugs; porch furniture;
spread and dropes; bric-o-broc;
clothing. records and books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-03
News of D. c. Studios
News of D. c. Studios
Te|ethon Coming Up
By BONNIE E. AIKMAN
Star Stan Writer

Inc ISSU Marcn OF DIMES Telethon Will be
broadcast by WTTG-5 from 10 am. Saturday
to IL noon Sunday from George Washington
UniverSity'S LiSner Auditorium.
Eddie Bracken and Pat Carroll will be CO.
masters of ceremonies for the event. Visitors
during the hours-long show will include John
Brcmfield, who plays the Sheriff Of Cochise;
Kirby Grant (Sky King, Singers Betty Madi-
gan and Barbara McNair, Ballantine the Ma
gician, and Miss Washington OF 1859, Virginia
Pailes.
Ten-year- old Raymond Dean of 1908 Twen-
ty-first place Sc. has won Channel SIS Cartoon
Color-In Contest. Raymond. who made the
best color illustration of "Quick-Draw McGraw,"
"Superman" and "Huckleberry Hound" was
awarded a portable televsion set. The an
nouncement was made recently on The Three
StoogeS program by The Professor.
WTTG-5 has contributed rs toys used for
holiday televiSion demonstrations to the found
lings and orphans of the German Orphanage
at 1900 Good Hope road Sc. Lee Reynolds OF
the Captain Tugg show made the presentation
Directors DiemmaS-Some local TV direc-
tors when quizZed about those awful moments
when things don't go Just as they should before
the cameras, came up with these painful men,
cries: WTTG-5's Bob O'COnnOr despite the
fact that he Is no rock and roll fan, directs
MiIt Grants teen-age Record Hop Bob put on
typical crock" platter during one OF the shows
and was confused when Milt and the program
engineer began some furious arm waving Seems
he had Just finished playing the same tune.
Said Bob: Nov will believe all that music
sounds alike to me?" Bob also recalls
wild moment on a recent Youth Wants to
Know program. Guest Jerry Lewis was demon
strating some tricks with a glass just before
the show went on the air. got 1t stuck in his
mouth and finally out again seconds before
the camera moved in for closeup. Stu Cam
erOn, director Of Channel SIS Big Movie, remem-
bers 1.-The guest who wasn't there" local
writer, up for an interview by Host Milton Q.
Ford, came early and Milt told him to Kill
some time over a cup of coffee. This he did,
returning Just in time for Milt'S introduction
over the airways-and the closing theme music
and credits! . WMAL-7's Toby Wright gave
frst-hand testimony that some days nothing
goes right While he was directing a two
camera program one day, one of the cameras
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-03

UNCLE J0HNNY'S H0ME-Woshine-
tons Johnny PuIeo, known to millions os
the No. Hormonico RoscoI, plays for
nephew Anthony Boxer at the Puleo
home, 1872 Tuckermon street NV.
Johnny had to fly right out oooin-he's
on George Gobers Sunday show, 10
pm, WTOP-9.
focused on a clowns antics, suddenly broke
down. He quickly motioned a switch to the
other cameraman bfor a shot of a sign poised
on an easel which. at the moment it was on
the screen. toppled to the floor. Bob Porter,
who directed Channel AS recent Carols for
Christmas by area high school choirs, was I'M
daunted when the IS boys and girls from
Frederick SaSScer High School missed their
appointment last December IA. The choirS
bus from Marlboro, Md, broke down en- route
but Bob extended the schedule to Christmas
eve when the group, in new robes, wound up
the holiday series in fine fashion.
The University Of Maryland has announced
the opening of its 1860 Victor Frenkl TV Script
Contest. Students now enrolled in colleges and
universities offering courses in radio or tele-
vision are eligible for the competition, and one
prize of $500 will be awarded. Mail entries by
April Is, 1860, to George F. Batka, director Of
radio teevision at Maryland University. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-07

where the President writing The boys followed.
what is this?' asked President Lincoln. 'An
expedition to kidnap somebody or to get another
brgadier appointed furlough to 60 home to vote?
l cannot do it, gentlemen. Brigadiers are thicker
than drum majors, and couldn't get a furlough for
myself if asked it from the War Department"
There hope in the tone in which he spoke.
l went straight to my point. "Mr. President"
said these men want nothing for themselves. They
are Green Mountain boys of the Third Vermont,
who have come to stay as long as you need good
soldiers. They don't want promotion until they
earn it. But they do want something that you alone
can give them - the life of comade'
what has he done?" asked the President. "You
Vermonters are not bad lot, generally. Has he
committed murder or mutiny, or another felony?'
Tell him" whispered to the captain.
ri cannot! l cannot! I should stammer like
fool! You can do it better!''
Captain" said, pushing him forward, 'Scott's
life depends you. You must tell the President
the story. l only know it from hearsay."
He started like the man by the Sea of Calilee
who had an impeachment in his speech, but very
the string of his tongue was loosened, and he
spoke plain. As the words burst from his lips they
stirred my own blood. He gave graphic account of
the whole story and ended by saying: HE is as
brave a boy as there is in your army, Sir. Our
mountains breed no towards They the homes
of thirty thousand men who voted for Abraham
Lincoln. They will not be able to understand that
the best thing to be done with William Scott was
to shoot him like traitor and bury him like dog!
Oh, Mr.. Lincoln can you?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-07

captain assumed all the blame. Scott's mother had
opposed the boys enlistment on the ground of his
inexperience and had only consented when the
captain promised to look after him if he were his
own son. This he had failed to do
cause he paid attention to the boy when he said
that he had been duty the night before and feared
he could not keep awake on the second successive
night. Instead of sending someone going him.
self in SCOTS place. as he should have, he had let
him 60 to his death. He alone guilty. eff any
one ought to be shot, | am the fellow and every
body at home would have the right to say so. There
must be some way to him, Judge! He is as
good boy there is in the army, and he amt to
blame You will help us, now, won't you?' he said.
Ne wanted to be o good soldier
The other members of the committee told me that
Scott had always wanted to be good soldier. What
else did he enlist for? They could shoot him. and
perhaps they ought to, but he could not have tried
harder; and if he were given another chance, he
could no more help going to sleep than he could fly
was touched by the earnest manner with which
the offered to devote all their resources even
their farms - to the aid of their comrade. But the
more reflected upon what to do, the more hopeless
the case appeared Thought was useless must act
upon impulse, or should not act at ALL
Come" said, there is only on earth
who can save your comrade. Fortunately, he is the
best man on the continent We will 60 to President
Lincoln"
went swiftly out of the Treasury over to the
White House and up the stairway to the little Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-07

cleun =. How long does it take the ten
Uindoso washers to polish the $500
windows of the UN Building in New
York City2
Three weeks of hard work, and after
they've finished, they start all over
again. -J.B., LAKE BLUFF, ILL.
1TUunis beware Where do dads
get paid BY the government for seeing
that their sons go to SCHOOL,
In the Persian Gulf sheikdom of
Qatar, father gets SIS month for
each boy who attends school. It's the
governments way of combating illit-
eracy. -JC.O., wEsTPoRT, CONN.
Bottle assoat 4 message-can,ing
bottle, dropped into Long Islands Great