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Arizona sun., 1961-05-11
FRIDAY, May IL

FRIDAY, May IL
1:45-KPHO-TV 60 = AT
ternoon Movietime "Ster-
ling Metal" Robert Young.
1O:3O-KTVK (3) - West
ward Theatre = "The Bower
y" George Raft, Jack Cooper.
1O:3O-KPHO-TV 80 Nov
ietime = valley of Decision"
Gregory Peck, Greer Carson.
12:OO-KTVK (3) Theatre
After Dark - emusic in My
Heart" Rita Hayworth, Tony
Martin.
SATURDAY, May 13
12:OO-KTVK (3) - Satur-
day Movie Matinee - Don't
Get Personal" James Dunn,
Sally Eilers.
3:3O-KPHO-TV (5) = Red
Ryder Movie = "RuStlers OF
Devils Canyon" Allen Lane.
4:3O-KPHO-TV (5) After
noon Movietime Sunday
Punch" William Lundigan.
5:OO-KTVK (3) = Cinema
time = ''Tarzan and the Anna
zonS" Johnny WeiSSmuller
Brenda Joyce.
6:30-KPHO-TV (5) = Stel-
larama Somewhere I'll
Find You," Clark Gable, Lana
Turner.
8:3O-KPHO-TV (5)-West-
ern Theatre California Pas
sage" Forrest Tucker, Jim
Davis.
1O:OO-KTVK (3) -Hallcraft
Arizona sun., 1961-05-11
BASEBALL

BASEBALL
Ramblers, girls softball team
wins opener. They are off to
good start. They played heads
up ball when they beat Hunt
ing Park Blues Oy a score of
80 by great pitching of Gloria
Barnes who pitched a five-hit
shutout.
Bev Cos paced the teams IL
hits with pair of singles and
tWo-run homer. Barnes and
Karen Peterson had a pair of
hits each.
Arizona sun., 1961-05-11

CARTOON STARS U-R) SnOOper, Blabber,
Quick Draw McGraw, Baba LOoey, Augie DOggie
and DOggie Daddy Be sure to this "line up
on the Quick Draw McGraw Show seen on KPHO-
TV, channel 5, Thursday $50 PM, as Quick Draw
fights for law and order in the western badands
Arizona sun., 1961-05-11

QUICK DRAW McGRAW SAYS:
Don't miss the Summer Fashion Show
at Riverside Park Ballroom, Sunday, May
ID, at 400 PM. It's gonna be real good"
Arizona sun., 1961-05-11
SPORTS S P
CO R n E R
BY Gene Walker
TRACK

TRACK
John Winsley of Flagstaff
won over Laery Hall of Camel
back in the 180 yard-low hur-
die of class AA Division LII.
Phoenix Union scores win over
Tucson Catalina. The Coyotes
led by double winner, Jim Hall
in the dashes, piled up 46
points.
Evening star., 1961-12-12
STORES FOR RENT

BETHEsDA's NEWEST PRESTIGE
BUILDING, 1000 Wisconsin ave
$500 SO. IT. Of prime lst-flooT
show space, tneluding utilities and
parking In building OF 10000 SO.
IT, of already rented office and
store space, Tenants include; IBM
branch OF large national bank and
Vic Tanny. Call JU, 7-5330,
Evening star., 1961-12-12
THE EYENINGSTAR D.la
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Washington, D. c. *"
Tuesdoy, December II, 1861
Evening star., 1961-12-12
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALH

ACRE LOTS - Frederick County;
wooded; only $1,000; terms. ASH
TON REALTY CO., OIL. 4-5O42.
APT. GROUND-Zoned RIO: over
$4,000 So. #. Ready to go. Montg.
CO; area. 29fe dn. RAFFELL REAL
EST. JU. 9-11O3; eyes,, JU. 5-19O2,
AREA CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY
CLUB-Beautiful homesites.
l acre, 150-ft. frontage. or
paved street Only Sf,45O.
IL acres. corner, with 900
1t. paved streets. Only $3.50.
. acres, 200-ft. frontage, on
paved street. Only S11,35O.
Shapiro Inc. NE. S-1717, LA. 9-041O
BLDG. SITES, 81 800 UP
In d. c. and nearby MARYLAND, on
terms you can afford.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. 6-2200
Evening star., 1961-12-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CONTINUED

BUICK '5S Limited "75'' 2.door
hardtop; dynafloW, power steer
Ing, radio and heater, other GX-
tras, alpine white finish, immacu-
late condition; a terrific yaluel
Evening star., 1961-12-12
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEXANDRIA. VA. - Industrial,
zoned. will subordinate. Duke and
Pickett SITS WAPLE, AD. 4-20O5.
HEART OF KENSINGTON-For in
dustrial usage. 1000 50. IT. own
er. will finance on excel. terms;
priced low for this area. GRAHAM
CO. JU. 5-RO1O.
Evening star., 1961-12-12
BUSINESS PROP. for RENT
BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

SILVER SPRING - Office building
site, corner Of Colesville rd. and
Spring ST., overlooking 300-car,
public parking lot; owner will
build to suit tenant, lease or sell.
.JU. 9-5l00 Ewes, VIII. 6-SS74
1884 Colesville Rd.
Silver Spring, Maryland
Evening star., 1961-12-12

Chevrolet-C -Corvair- Corvette
Columbia Pike and s. Glebe Rd.
Arlington, Va. ia, 4-STOO
CHEVROLET 81 Impala 2-door
hardtop; 4-speed trans, 3-2's, r.
and h., WV. tires, red finish
car is like new; $685.. SAFE
WAY AUTO SALES, INC, Univ.
blvd. and Colesville rd., JU. 5-l936
CHEVROLET 80 Kingswood sta
tion Wagon; p.s. p.b., r. and h.,
auto; car runs and drives like
brand-new: S1.S95. SAFEWAY
AUTO SALES, INC, Univ. blvd
and Colesyille I'd, JU. 5-l936.
CHEW. SO Bel Air 4-dr. hardtop:
black, Wv. tires, r. and h, auto,
trans.i real choice: Sl.445.
Evening star., 1961-12-12
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
SANRTIrR
ou1.0F.ToWN REAL ESTATE

NO. CAROLNA-This
17-room steel and masonry house
is one Of ASheville's finest! Eo-
Gated in the Grove Park area
and close to the Asheville coun-
4ia baths, large center recep-
tion hall, elevator to 2nd H..
large solarium, modern kit. Com
pletely redecorated and in new
house condition; full bsmt., hot
water heat, large Northumberland
lot. Priced at 60.0O0-about one
third OF reproduction cost. Can
arrange excellent terms. For fur
ther details call Mr.. Muse at
CHEVY CHASE REALTY. EN-. g.
1900, or WO. 6-655S.
Evening star., 1961-12-12
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

GOLDEN BEACH-2-bedrm. brick
cottage and garage, fully fur
nished: oil heater. hot and cold
water. with boat, outboard motor,
40 h.p.; incl. Handicapped and pvt.
beach. FE. $4,000, Ext 259: wk.
ends, Golden Beach 301-TU. A.
1921.
Evening star., 1961-12-01

Washington. who served as CO.
chairmen in the councils ini-
tial months, had resigned.
Earlier in the day, Mrs.
Clapper said she submitted her
resignation Wednesday and
that Mr.. Michener resigned in
August.
Feels Left Out
Mrs. Clapper said she had
been asked by George McGov-
ern, director of Food for Peace,
to reconsider her action and
stay on. But she told a re-
porter that in working with a
Government agency bound by
strict rules "the citizens begin
to feel completely left out"
Food for Peace headquarters
said Mr.. McGovern had ac-
cepted her resignation with re-
gret. He had no further
comment.
In the announcement of the
new director, Mr.. McGovern
said Mr.. Willis brings IAN
Evening star., 1961-12-01

enormous background of ex-
perience and knowledge of both
domestic and international
food problems"
II am convinced that private
industry groups. agriculture,
labor, technical and other Or
CARNATIONS will find Mr.. Will
lis most capable chairman,
Mr.. McGovern said.
Michener Plans Tour
A Food for Peace spokesman
said Mr.. Michener had resigned
to make a tour and write an
other book.
Mrs. Clapper, widow of the
Washington columnist and
long active in relief work, told
of her resignation while ad-
dressing the National Confer
ence on International Eco
nomic and Social Development.
THE problem revolves around
the citizen volunteer working
Evening star., 1961-12-01

tional Conference on Small
Business. designed to help Ne
gro businessmen, Mr.. Hodges
declared:
1--WE can't afford to waste
the talents of millions of Amer
leans. We can't afford to
leave unused the managerial
and executive capacities Of any
segment of our population, or
fail to develop their potential
talents for business and pro-
fesSional leadership"
He told the Negro business
men, Your country needs your
energy and enterprise in the
struggle against communism"
Mr.. Hodges said the United
States may witness in the near
future the paradox of millions
seeking work while millions of
jobs are untitled. He said this
will take place unless young
sters receive training in new
job skillS.
Evening star., 1961-12-01

the dock with a whole crowd of
important officials.
Peter was in a bad way when
he-if not really she-landed
on the island five years ago. A
fisherman n a m d Theodoros
tenderly nursed the pelican
back to health and the bird
stayed on, to the delight of
tourists and Greeks alike.
The m a tc h = makers have
solved the problem of whether
Peter is actually a misnamed
female by having both AL
phonSe and Omega come along,
one to be wife or husband for
Peter and the other bridesmaid
or best man.
Evening star., 1961-12-01

slana sent the birds as a gift
after sympathetic officials of
a Houston, Tex, mining COM
pany with facilities on My
conos sent word about Peters
plight.
Alphonse and Omega arrived
by jet and glanced about
Athens International airport
from their wooden crates. Then
their wings were clipped so
they wouldn't take off again
their own way. They will be
taken by steamer to Myconos,
where Peter will be waiting on
Evening star., 1961-12-01
A|phonse or Omega,
One Will Wed Petros

ATHENS, Greece, Dec. l
(AP).-AlphonSe and Omega,
two former residents of Loui-
Siana, are in Athens on their
way to see how they'll like life
on a lonely Greek isle with a
pelican.
Language differences should
be no problem. Alphonse and
Omega are pelicanS. Everyone
is waiting to see how they'll
hit it off with Peter che
Greeks call. him Petros|. a
prominent but lonely resident
of MyconoS Island.
Gov. Jimmie Davis of Loui-
Evening star., 1961-12-01
New Yorker
To Head Food
For rPeaceUnif

A new director of President
Kennedy'S Food for Peace Citi-
zen's Council has been named
after the resignation of the
two co-chairmen.
The new director is Paul
Willis of New York, president
of the Grocery Manufacturers
of America for the past 27
years.
The announcement yester-
day came from Food for Peace
headquarters, which said
James A. Michener, the author,
and Mrs. Raymond Clapper of
Evening star., 1961-12-01

within and around agencies of
the Government" she said.
Mr.. Kennedy named the ad-
visory council last May 6 with
about 125 prominent persons
as members. Its purpose is to
direct private citizens who are
interested in assisting the Food
for Peace effort.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Cold War Needs
SkiIIs, Hodges
Tells Negroes
By the Associated Press

America must not waste the
SkillS of its Negro population
in the economic battle with
communism, Secretary of Com
merce Hodges said yesterday.
Speaking at the first Ma
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Blind Now lnsurubIe

NEW YORK. - Total blind
ness is no longer a bar to life
insurance. and in most cases
totally blind people can be in
sured at no extra premium.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
THE PERMANENT CREASE WILL n

Hordnished pairs
WITH But wool achieves because the
Lounge hem then get
the ordfnshed worsteds
unfinished hnqbones
refreshing patterns
PRkmgO"
Evening star., 1961-07-09
HELP MU am WDMEN
lcoNTlNuEDl

TIE CITY OF ALEX, VA "a ae-
eepttng applications for the fol-
lowing positions.
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE. S4.1o0
to $4,000: experience required.
POLICE CADET: S3s47b to 81. .47b;
SOCIAL WORKER: S4,7s0 to So
$50; eollege grad, ". exper. or
CLERK sTENooRAPHER; ss.476
to S4,475.
pRAFTsMAN: s5.I45 to s5.so5:
exper. in typographical drafting
and subdivision computing.
TREE TRIMERS: Sl.71 to S2.01
TELEPHONE i OPERATOR; ss.475
physically handicapped applicant
MUNICIPAL PLANNER; degree in
city planning and professions
PoIiicE WOMAN: degree in social.
ology q so yrs. Of age; S4'7sO to
Apply City Of Alex, Personnel Dept,
524 N. Pitt st., Alex, Va. betWn.
Q am. and 10 noon.
VARITYPIST positions open. Ex-
perienced only. Day or night,
Some supervisory positions open.
Equal rights extended to all lap
plicants. Excellent opportunity for
advancement. Small town living
in Ephrata, Pa. IL mi. N. Of
Lancaster. Write or call resume
Of experience to Personnel Dept,
Science Press, 800 West Chestnut
st., Ephrata, Pa.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
HELP NEH

Tv REPAIR MAN, qualified. cut.
SIDE and bench exper. Top pay
For appt.. ALPHA, GA. 1896.
TYPIsT. male, part time, week.
ends or evenings. steno. helpful,
81 hr. Write Box 6-B, Star.
USED CAR SALESMAN; % to round
out q sales force Of 4. Must be
experienced, reliable. dependable
man. Plenty Of floor time, and
the best pay plan in town. Apply
Mr.. Woodruff, ANAC OSTfA
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, 18th and
Good Hope rd., s.e., or can LU
Evening star., 1961-07-09
MANAGEMENT
SCIENCE
INSTRUCTORS

Leading national consulting firm offers
several exceptional opportunities to
educator-scientistS for supervision of
seminars in management information
and control systems. Qualifications:
MA. or MS. or advanced degree and
experience in operations research or
management Sysetms. Call DIR. RICH
ARD GREENE, Georgian Motel, JU.
S-6520, 10th to 14th of July.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
RELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLK.-- to SIC
typist, viii train anyone gooo
with figures. H. 3. grad, white
under 35. days, s:30-4:30.
CAFETERIA SUPVRs. -. st. SIC
HIS. Grads, 24-45, must have food
exper. 4 Wks. training period
paid while training. days. Beg
early off early.
CLERK-TYPIST - st. S6C
Early 2Os; his. grad, white. good
statistical typist, market research
publishing CO.
COPYWRITER SUPVR. = Open
Fashion. Retail background. Must
be tops in field at national level;
SUPERVISORY exper. pref. -,
psGnAfh9Ss Branch sales office. natl. con. on.
tractors, stenorette. Spelling and
grammar good. 21-23. White.
H. s. GRADS (2) to $o5
White, for newspaper editorial Of.
flee, clip and paste, typing and
some exper. helpful.
SECRETARY st. S4,40C
Editorial. Knowl. Of medical ter
minology nee. Shorthand, 5000
Type, 5000. Excel. benefits; "a
days vac. Free parking.
|THPlST ------ ST.. S4,UOt
Must be exper., manuscript typist
IBM proportional spacing. To agt
40. Mo. vacation. Free parking
Excel. benefits.
IBM KEYPUNCH (2) ,.---st. $31(
HIS. grad, white. alphab. and nu'
mericaL schooling, plus 8 mos
exper.; excel. co.
SECY. TO v. P. ---- $3.50
Sales ofc., progressive CO.: mus
he exper., 25-35, no shorthand
Good typist. Attrac. Profit shaT.
ing, bonus. excel. benefits.
SECRETARY to S39t
Plus additional cash allowance
regional office leading automotivt
mfr. shorthand so, typing good
like figures. 1880. Remarkable
REAL Estate sEcY, to $500
Real estate exper. nee, short.
hand, tipping. Some bkkps. Tact.
ful with exclusive clientele. Be.
thesda area.
lUNDERWRITE Err S35(
Good knowl. rating, coverage anC
claims. Fire and casualty. A
least 2-3 yrs. exper. Also neec
PEG oREENwAY AGENCY
1920 New York Ave. NV.
Dl. 7-16S7 suite 719 DI. 7-946r
Evening star., 1961-07-09
HELP WoMEN y
lcoNTINUEDl
ADMIN ASST e1no

1AA4N444Ns GAO0 l. DlUU
Reliable, young lady with natural
dignity who understands and re-
sihility. Typing, Shorthand reo
EMPIRE EMPL. 1O25 Conn. NV
Room 702 ST. 3-77o5
Elevator I at Extreme Left
ARTIST, part time advertising Law
out and production. Box Abb,
Evening star., 1961-07-09
YOUNG MEN

Age 81 to 40. neat appearance
willing to work and Of good char.
acter, Our work is pleasant, eaSy
to learn and nets an above aver.
age income. Personal interview,
conducted by MR.. SHERMAN al
Georglan Motel, Silver Spring
day only. No phone calls please
Evening star., 1961-07-09
SHOE MANAGER

Opportunity for capable shoe man
to become store manager with an
expanding local children's shoe
organization; replies strictly con-
fidential; applicable in writing
only. to Mr.. Lowenthal. DANIELS
BOOTERY. Ellsworth DIR. and Fen
ton ST., Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
USED CAR
SALESMAN

for aggressive. hard
working. thoroughly experienced
used-car salesman. Must have
clean record and highest refer
enees. VIII be fully inyestigated.
One Of highest pay plans in area
New car demonstration, excel
paid vacation, other Benefits,
Call Mike Valtos for appointment,
JU. 6-7S04. MONROE FORD CO.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
Shoe Dept. MANAGER

EXPERIENCED for family shoe de-
partment In one Of Nations fast
est growing organizations. offer
portunities for future advance.
ment for ambitious man, Write
giving experience and BACKGROUND
Roy 3Q1.p Star
Evening star., 1961-07-09
YOUNG MEN
1885

=
We will screen several
, young men (white), 1S to
IS and train them for a
position with a large ma
tional firm. Position in
cludes normal benefits
with rapid advancement
opportunities. STA per
week to start to those who
qualify. For appointment
call RE, 1880, between
10 and 2, on Mon. and
Tues. only.
YOUR OWN BUSINESS-WITHOUT
INVESTMENT Sell advertising
matchbookS' to local businesses,
no experience needed, free sales
Kit tells where and how to get
orders; part or full time; Biz
cash commissions. MATCH COR.
PORATION OF AMERICA, Dept
OF, Chicago 80.
WANTED-Man to handle indus.
trial debit, must be resident ot
Nd: qualified men earn morf
than 500 per week. vacation with
pay, group insurance and men.
sion fund. Call UN. 4-S407, g
A. m n mn
Evening star., 1961-07-09
Statesmen
FULL AND PART TINE

One Of oldest companies in the
Last 3 years sales over $50 mill
lion, Work from appts. only. No
credit check. Make over 5000 week
on commissions and bonus. Our
customers write in for this. This is
not Mag, Food Freezers. Books,
Storm Windows, Cemetery Lots.
For interview call Mr.. Babcock.
or Mr.. Morarre Monday 1915,
JU. s-3t0O,
Evening star., 1961-07-09
ADDRESSERS

ARE YOU PROUD OF YOUR AT.
YOUR CLEAR LEGIBLE HAND.
WRITING? NO OTHER SPECIAL
SK1LLS OR EXPER. IS NEC
WORK TO END OF DEC. IN AT
TRAC. OFFICE SURROUNDINGS
5-DAY WK. Sb5.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
'hzfsLi. ARL1NGToN hSl{ IA !. AREA Al ii''
FALLS CH.-FAIRFAX
ALEXANDRIA

IBKKPR. TYP. 3-girl ofc. min. SS46
lEKKPG. MACH. OPR., SIN. typ. S303
TYP. .-KEYPUNCH. exp. to S525
orc. elk. Jeff Davis hwy. to SS03
elk. TYP, real est. S. Arl. $3.50
elk. TYP. advertising min. 1925
PERSON't, elk, Jeff Davis to S346
DENTAL ASST. wi. r. h.s.s. S216
POSTING elk. pref exp. to $3.50
SECY., vi, tr. h.s.e. to SS95
sECY., slow shhd., career pos. s325
SECY., insur. firm to S346
SECY., jeff Davis hwy. s346
elk. sTENo" SLOW shhd.' Duke s.;
Evening star., 1961-07-09
HELP MEN

TELEPHONE SOLICITOR and can,
vassers. Pun or part time, vi
days bet. 8 and IL. IA. 5-2276.
'fELEYIsTON, outside servicemsn,
exper. only, none other need
apply. s07 goth NV, FE. e-2227
Evening star., 1961-07-09
HELP men

SALESMAN. local territory. garden
supplies SUP r:,.,.S 2 ,,Isss sIss .z1 ~, "a ers sio SIS
POTOMAC EMP, 4ocY.. 1884
Wilson blvd, Arl., ia. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
SALES
SALES TRAINEES

O1AA41O 41G1A44NGCO
Excellent openings for young, az
gressive and perSonable college
grads; some with some college.
COLUMBIA EMPL. 1341 @ NV.
Evening star., 1961-07-09

RESEARCH ANALYST
Performs specialized
scientific studies to
assist company sys-
TENS teams. Masters
decree in Mathematics
or Industrial Engi-
neering and ability to
apply modern opera
tions research tech
niques.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
SPOTTER.
SYSTEMS PLANNING

Eanization In large
industrial company (non-
defense Industry offers
splendid opportunity for
highly qualified persons to
Join . new professional
level syste ems PLANNING
organization.
Evening star., 1961-07-09

MANAGEMENT EN-
GNEER-Leads sys-
TENS teams in broad
analysis and design.
Six to ten years eX-
perience including
knowledge of opera
tons research. Engi-
neering degree plus
graduate study in
o. r. area.
Evening star., 1961-07-09

PGTER -co-oRDSfHNIA- Dina
TOR - Experience in
business systems de-
sign. scientific sys-
TENS controls, and
complex programming
for large computer
systems. Degree in
Engineering, Mathe-
matics, or Physics.
Evening star., 1961-07-09

TELLER, paying and receiving
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
500 Georgia Ave. SIS. JU. 9-619t
Evening star., 1961-01-29

est IN his interests and by
being q keen data girl
who 10 nice and who 10 fun
to be with.
My guess 10 that Joe win
kiss you goodnight before
long perhaps when you
least expect 1t.
Do first dates give you
the filters? Would you like
to know how to appear more
ut ease? These and other
questions are answered In
Dorothy Ricker's booklet for
teen ayers, "HOW TO
CHANGE YOUR DATE
FATE" Just send 10 cents
and q stamped, self-addressed
envelope with your request
to Dorothy Kicker In care Of
TEEN, The Washington Star,
Washington 3. d. c.
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
. My girl friend and I are
I'm the eighth grade and %
are the Kids I am writing
Evening star., 1961-01-29
'SPOILED' GENERATION STRIKES BACK

spoke pretty much the majority viewed the question
II allowed to 60 most Of the places wish, If ask
them little in advance"
In judging their friends the teen-agers divided into
easily discernible groups .
Take the that other has better -than-we
have" group or-M you'd rather-the girls in the ."T
hate boys stage and the boys in the 81 hate girls"
stage.
Richard Bondo, IT, Of Oklahoma City, says girls
are over-nduged obviously because they're all spoiled
brats" e4
Laura Swan, &c. Of Charleston, 8. c, says boys
over-nduged and offers evidence They have ears,
large allowances and just about everything they want
And then you have the enamored ones.
Boy friends over-indulged? No, sir 16year-Old
Candi Dermer of Los Angeles They all think Of some
else before themselves"
Girl friends over-indulged? "No," says Doyle
Christian, a. of San Saba, Tex. II only have one and
she's perfect"
As for Over-protection, most agree with jeanne
Green II, Of Pomona Calf, who said: "The girls
know come from average homes with wise parents.
They have been taught to do their things but when
the time comes for the parents to step In they do"
In judging whether boys over-protected most
agree with Harvey Watnick, &c. of Detroit who said,
They're treated adults" with Drew Petelin Of
Pomona.
And in Drews argument there might be ammunition
for the critical older generation for he says:
"The boy Of today gets away with murder. He gets
his parents don't pay much attention to him."
Evening star., 1961-01-29

the obnoxious behavior Of
these characters"
Dear Mrs. Rickefs
I ana hoping yOu win
publish my letter because I
ana sure Il win help ether
teen-age girls who THINK
they are In love. Last sum-
mer when I was 10 I met q
boy named Bin whe was IL.
We dated frequently, he met
my parents and they liked
him very much.
BAN said he loved me and
I believed him. He wanted
me to rum away and marry
him before he went I'm the
service. Luckily, I didn't
do Il because ] haven't heard
q word from him since he
left tive months ago.
I know, now, I didn't
really leve Bill. but he hurt
me deeply and / still think
OF him. Could you ten me
why . boy wonld want 70
take . girl for such q ride
and tell her 20 many Hest
sUZIE
There are some boys, like
Bin, who make o game Of
love-" They get q big charge
Evening star., 1961-01-29
HOW TO REcAPTURE A STOLEN BOY FRIEND

about. We aIl Mve On o
small town. AZ our school
the principal teaches the
seventh and eighth grades,
therefore he has to be cut
Of the Fooin cutie often.
when he leaves there are
five kids two girls and
three bOys) who get TO-
getheF, ten dirty steries
and act terrible.
My girl friend and I slt
right I'm front Of the tive
girls % we can't help over
hearing some Of the herrid
things they say. We are
afraid TO say anything 70
them because one Of the
boys threatened us. Should
all the rest Of our class 60
ON being pushed around by
these five kids? Or, should
We push back, tell eur
teacher, Or what? Please
answer ~ soon ~ possible.
II they rec this letter In
eur newSmaDef. perhAn9
they win try to change
while there b stiIl time for
them 70 become decent
Kids.
RONNIR and PAT.
There is no way you can
force the five problem
youngsters TO behave while
the teacher 10 absent. It
might help, however, II all
the rest Of the class would
express their disapproval by
completely ignoring the off
beat antics.
II the five persist In using
foul language and making
things unpleasant, I think
the rest of the class should
get together and elect q COM
mittee to report the whole
hing TO your teacher. Group
action cannot be construed
rs q tattle tale maneuver. 1t
seems to be about the only
way to defend the class from
Evening star., 1961-01-29

dating him three or four
times / was delighted be.
cause he was the first boy
I've dated who didn't try
to kiss nae goodnight right
away: We've been going
together almest two menths
and now I'm wondering II
there b something wrong
with him-he still hasn't
even tried 20 kiss nae. How
can = girl encourage . bey
TO. kiss her goodnight with
out seeming forward? Any
suggestions win be appre-
clated.
JAN.
/ doubt that there is. any
thing wrong with Joe. He
may be q little bashful when
II comes to kissing girls or,
he may think you would
rather he waited . while.
Don't rush him. Just be
thankful you have found Q
BOY who respects you. Let
MIN know you enjoy being
with him by showing inter-