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Evening star., 1961-01-18
NEWS OF MUSIC
BeIofonte Singers
Shine Without Star

arrangements stirring vocal
counterpoint.
The venture into a group Of
folk-inspired compositions by
Grieg and Bartok was unfor-
tunate. The faltering rendi-
ton Of Schubert's La Pasto-
rella" was more than unfor-
tunate. A lack Of tonal focus,
sometimes doubtful intonation
and graceless phrasing kept
the chorus in the amatuer
leagues as far as straight con-
cert work is concerned.
Michael Alexander enlivened
the evening considerably with
a wide variety of drums, rattles,
chains and assorted hardware.
Louis Barreto provided further
accompaniment on the bass,
and q third instrumentalist, not
named on the program, was
fine on the guitar and five
string banjo.
Evening star., 1961-01-18

A smallish but enthusiastic
audience turned out at Lisner
Auditorium last night to hear
o program Of choral folk song
arrangements given by the
Belafonte Folk Singers, sans
Belafonte.
The fact that Harry Bella
fonte is not appearing on the
current tour Of the IA fine
singers from his company &C
counts for the small sized
crowd, and the fact that the
group retains the same polish
and showmanship they have
always had accounts for the
enthusiasm of those who did
attend.
But at the same time I must
confess that there were times
when the evening seemed a
little like Madame Butterfly"
without Clio Clio San. Perhaps
this is because the program. re-
lied heavily on arrangements
used by and permanently as
sociated with the master him
self.
There were moments when
the visual interest Jagged
notably in the Chilean song
mi Caballo Blanco." when the
singers resorted to turning their
heads from side to side, more
or less in unison. The stage
business was best when the
men turned to the natural ges-
tlWes accompanying the South
ern Negro work song. Com
bined hammering and lifting
movements in q chain gang
song created visual counter
point, handsomely abetting the
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Meeting Stresses
Mt. Pleasant
Traffic Safety

Representatives of the three
E's Of traffic safety-education
enforcement, enginee e ring -
were on hand at the meeting Of
Mt. Pleasant Neighbors Asso-
citation last night to suggest
means to alleviate the hazard
Gus traffic conditions in the
area.
Six traffic deaths were re-
corded in Mt. Pleasant in 1860
as well as 81 injuries in 217
traffic accidents.
Francis Twiss Of the Bureau
Of Traffic Engineering said
that it would be necessary to
simplify traffic movements at
major intersections.
Miss Lettice S. Mitchell Of
the Office of Traffic Safety
said a poster campaign was
now under way to educate pc
deStrians in street crossing.
The association commended
1t. Toole of the Police De-
partment for its efficient work
in enforcing traffic rules.
The meeting was held at the
Mt. Pleasant Public Library
1906 Lamont street NV.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Make Needs Known,
ComoIier I ellis Group

Renah Camalier. Washington
lawyer and former District
Commissioner, last night urged
the Cathedral Heights Cleve-
land Park Citizens Association
to speak up. neighbors."
He said the District Com
missioners and the members Of
Congress will listen to the col
lective voices Of citizens and
civic groups interested in i'm
provement Of their community.
He urged the association
members, "those who make
things happen" to press for
Evening star., 1961-01-18

more schools. libraries. smaller
classes and higher salaries for
teachers. "As the twig Is bent.
so .inclines the tree" he said.
The group decided to oppose
the request for the construction
Of two single-family dwellings
on the northwest corner Of
Massachusetts, avenue and
Thirty eighth street NV. at a
hearing before the Zoning
Adjustment Board to be held
today.
The chairman Of the groups
Evening star., 1961-01-18

This newcomer to Washing
ton had his first opportunity
to hear the National Symphony
at the orchestra's First Chair
Night" in Constitution Hall
last night. I find it a first
class ensemble.
Seven first chair men. all Of
them first class players, joined
in q recent work. Edmund
HaineS' Concertino for Seven
Evening star., 1961-01-18
FIRST CHAIR
NIGHT HELD
BY DONALD MINTZ
Contributing Critic

National symphony Orchestra.
Howard Mitchell, conductor. John
Martin, cello: Werner Lywen. violin:
Wallace Mann, flute; Abe Knias,
horn: Richard Parnas, viola; Harold
Wright, clarinet: Lloyd Geisler,
trumpet. At Constitution Hail.
Program: Barber Of Seville Over
ture, Rossini: Cello Concerto in B
flat. Boccherini: Concertino for
Seven Solo Instruments and Orches-
ira, Haines; scheherazade. Rimsky.
Korsakov.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Ciss.tailaS-DraperieS
Third Floor, Washington
Lower Level, Arlington

Third Floor, Washington
Lower Level, Arlington
6o-l5.ss customesie sIipeovers by Comfy in
floroI potterns For wing choirs only --------5.s9
zo-2s.ss customosie SIipeoves by Comfy in
florol potterns. For sofos only ly-----------l2.99
6o-z.ss to 4.4s Pillow Covers for studio SETS
lSx24 and 1887" sizes only; assorted fobries
1858 to 1898 HoIIywoed Bed Covers without
24-ls.ss Reedy-mode slipeovers in knitted
covers to fit modern curved arm ond regular s.
cushion SOTO. Assorted potterns ----------S.s9
Below Third Floor, Washington Only
ls-4.sS Drp-Dry, No-lron, Pineh-Pieated
Shortie curteins Prints and solid coIors; IS" long.
pr.
$3.50 Dhp-Dry. No-lron. Pinch -PIeo.ed
Shortie curtoins Prints and solid eolors; As" long,
7-7.4s Kenneth Doeron PoIyester Seuptured
Curtains. Yellow only; So" long. Pr.------5.ss
6-l4.ss Kenneth Doeron PoIyester RuffIed Cur
tons. White only; 24ox54" long. Pr.7.ss
1858 crosein Provincial Print Pinch -Pleoted
Shorie Curtains. So" long. Pr.------4.ss
e-e.4s croseiII Provincial Print Pinch -PIeeted
Shortie Curtons. 54" long. Pr.--%.49
6-3.2e Kenneth Drip Dry, No-Iron Cotton Brood
cloth Curtains with coIored tops; 3o' or 36"
Ioh9. fr.-------- I.SS
l2-3.4s Kenneth Drip-Dry, No-lron Cotton
BroodeIoth Curtains with mut-eoIor tops; IS"
long.
2o-4.lS Kenneth Drip-oT. No-lron Cotton
Broodeloth curtoins with muIt-color tops; >63'
long. 2.S9
25-4.4s Kenneth prip-Dsy. No-lron Cotton
BroodeIoth Curtains with muIti-eoIor tops; white
bottoms; II" long, Pr.
l0-le.sS and 1898 comeo Irdeseens Solid
Color Draw Droperies; assorted eolors; DIV and
TW So" and 90" long. Pr.---S.oo
45 Custom Draw Draperies; comparable to % 90
volue; oil 90. long hond-printed fobries. Pr, Ils8
39s croseill Tier curteins; assorted coIors; 3e"
Z,4
Evening star., 1961-01-18

coming committee, Mrs. Walter
A. Sellers, said the two lots
would be under the $500
square feet minimum required
by the zoning laws. Residents
in the $500 block Of Massachu.
sets avenue said they had re-
Evening star., 1961-01-18
BY DONALD L. LEAVITT
Contributing Critic

The Belafonte Folk Singers,
Robert De Cormier, conductor. At
Gisner Auditorium. Program OF folk
song arpangements. including music
d. By Grieg, Schubert and Bartok.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
AIR eoRDTIoNERs RUGS BEDDING NURSERY FURNITURE
washington Arlington
PiIIOaUS

Fourth Floor. Washington; Lower Level. Arlington
5.sS Kspok Filled Mony-wsy Pillows, florol and
plain coIors in royon foilIe ond polished cotton.
Afford fine decorator touch to your room. Just
CO. Eo E97
LOO Decorator Toss Pillows. kopok filled pillows,
covered in royon in soft pastel eoIors. Just 100.
Eo ACE
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Housewares
Third Floor. Washington Only

lnIIo T'ooi, woSfllr,9ton Sfliy
Bross Plated Pole Room Dividers. Comparable
to S88 value. With nu-rnico shelves, is ideol for
extra storage spoce --~--A 400
8 Revolving Shoe Rocks. Comparable to 40 volue.
Holds 6 poirs Of shoes
80 Ber Stools. Comparable to 4o8 value. Have
chrome legs, white plostie tops-2,ss
l7-5-Pot Ferris Wheel Fernery. Comparable to
498 value. ldeo for an enchanting dspoy of
Metal Sliding Shelves. Comparable to 24e to IA
voIues! For your kitchen eobinets these sIidino
shelves ore ideol . =. complete shelf slides out Of
cobnet to put eonned goods, detereents, etc, OF
your fineertips 6Och ----- 90
3 Metal l8-Drowev Ports Bins. Comparable TO
1923 voIue. Ideal for small tools, brushes, screws
bolts ------------.---- 40
2e Wrought lroon Bookreeks Comparable to 3 90
value. 3-sheIf styles 100
81 Rubber Runner Fotsue Nets. Slightly IRREGULAR.
Would be comparable to 2.4e value if perfect,
l.4s
~ Three-Seetion Leundry cets. Comparable to
498 value. Anodzed tubular legs on eosters, 2.4S
Evening star., 1961-01-18

ceived no notice Of the hearing
for a zoning variance in their
neighborhood.
The meeting was held in the
Guild Hall of st. Albans Parish
Wisconsin and Massachusetts,
avenues NV.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
below, Appliance Store, Washington Only

Below Appliance Store, Washington Only
Whirlpool l-HP, l2-Anp Air Conditoner
Whirlpool z-HP, 230Vot Air Condiones $244
Whirlpool zM-HP. 230Vol Air Conditioner -S2e6
Fomous Brond l-HP, 75-Amp Air Condtioners
Femous Bond 2HP, 230Vol Air Conditoners $239
Fomous Brond lHP, 75Amp, 2speed Air Condoners
Emerson 2HP. 23oVo Air Conditioner S23s
Genere Electric IMP. l2Amp, l5Volt Air Condione SIT
Genero Electric lHP 230Vot Air Condtioners
Genera Electric HP, l2Ap Air Condioners
Evening star., 1961-01-18
TOyIa1sd
Lower Level, Arlington Only

Lower Level, Arlington Only
9-2sS HubIey Penther Pistols
3-I2.ss Remeo Penny Areeds Machines s.ss
S-3.ss Weson T'oin Gun and Holster Ssts--z.4
3-4.9s Remeo Pem-Pom Guns
J-22.9s chIds Desk end Chair Set, fIot top,
mopIe finish. 3 drowers-
l-l2.ss Remeo Bull Dog Tenk. sonple $50
l-s.ss Hot Rod Racer. hand brake, tubular steel
I-s.9S Doll cerFiess, folding, blue and white
Plastic
lS-l.sS RcA chldren's Records, Up. 50 %,
0SSOrte0
I-7.ss shoo-FIy, oil wooden construction, noturol
finish
Evening star., 1961-01-18
STOCK AIR eoNDlTIoNERS GREATLY REDUCED
ALL SOLD WITH A FULL WARRANTY!

GenereI Electric l-HP. 75-Anp Air condioners --$s7
chrse l-H.P 75Amp Air Condioners
chryse l-HP, lo-Anp. Air Condioners
Below Lower Level Arlington Only
Whirlpool -HP, 2-Amp Air Conditoners
Whirlpool 2-hP, 23OVot Air Conditioner $244
Fomous Brond i-H.P, 7.5-Amp Air Condtioners ---$s3
Fcmeus Bond l-HP 5-Anp Air Conditioner STAT
GeneroI Electric l-H.P 2-Amp Condione -----$l77
chr,er Imp, 5Amp Air Condioners $57
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Luggage

Luggage
Snort styles Of wonen's lightweight luggage
covered in sturdy vinJ thot shruos off troveI
ebuse All Of one-pieee box construction, with
luxury royon linnes they nest for cosy storage.
Dome shoped style, in light blue tweed.
7'''" e''' z;: 4: ;:i'%:: ;:''%:: 1877
Box Shaped Style, with smooth
vinU cover in assorted eolors.
Train case "a" Jr. Pullnon
I8" Overnight Is" Pullmen III az" ss.
~" Weekend 1s%~
splas Fed taS
Fourth Floor. Washington
Lower Level, Arlington
Evening star., 1961-01-18
China Department

Third Floor, Washington; Street Floor, Arlington
i.ss imported White Pottery Chip 8 Dip Dish.
100
l.6S Large cIeer Gloss SaIod Bowls or Lorss cIesr
Gloss Motehins Piotes. 100
1925 Large White Pottery Loxy Suson with re-
voIvino troy. Hos side dishes and one covered
5.SS-23-Pe. Imported Coffee Set, service for s,
3.sS
2.ss Gloss Casserole. Has gold color decoration,
on bross color eondIe wormer Just 2o!l.sS
Lao Clear crystaI condy Dish with Cover. CoIored
bose Just IA! 100
LOO Novelty Imported Dog Fisuriaes. co. soc
1913 Imported Deeoroted Earthenware Two-See-
tion Relish PIetes tes l.sS
S.sS ovenproof Covered Casserole with bross
coored eondle wormer. Choice Of toost or green
color
Evening star., 1961-01-18
oDD-SnzE
BRoADLooM
RUGS

Comparable to 5s5 value. 4x6 Ivy
Fl.
II AH-WeoI Pile Rugs. Com EN-
porobIe to l34e5 value. As |zS
sorted eoIors exl2 #.
- AH-WoeI Pile Rugs. Com emAw
porobIe to 225.oo volue. As %WzS
sorted coIors l2xl5 #.
u ovol Reversible Rugs. AAAA
Comparable to 34.95 value. Zzav
s4xll 6 Fl.
" White Royon Rugs. Compo- N an
robIe to e.95 voIue. 3x5 #. 9oZ1
Green end Brown Tweed Aeri- A~A
Ion tAerIie) Pife. Comparable %88
to l74.e5 value. l2xl2 #.
l-l2xl3.6 Heevy Loop Pile e.A@
All Wool Fses. Comparable to @IZY
222 so value.
Beige Wilton AH-WoeI Pile. eAA
Comparable to 1895 value. %YV
12xo.6 #.
I Beige AeriIen tAeryIie) Pile. AAA
Comparable to 1895 value. %99
l2xll3 IT,
Beige AIl-WooI Pile. Compo- SAM
robIe to 900 value. l2xl5 #. ~
chempssns Ah-NyIen Pile. ewwA
Comparable to 234.95 value. $"Y
l2xl5.e #.
$50 Yds. HoH and Stsir caF-
pet. Remnant pieces. Comporo- S0
Bile to 4e5 and 6.e5 values.
II" wide. Yd. Lin. I'd.
Third Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1961-01-18

Tr7o r7ooT1 WdsH1h9'oh, CoWeT Level, NTTIn9toh
40 PIestie Weather Stripping. Comparable to
90 volue. ] 8 #. strip, toeks included 49e
40 Gloss Coffee Containers. Comparable to 299
volue. 8-cup size with bross finish wormer, l.ss
l9 Woxer and PoIishers. Comparable TO 395
volue. or tubulor oluminum, have cosy operating
honde to releose wox
Mesix-Ienson odp-DY Racks. Comparable to
l.99 voue. Fits over oil shower rods; is portable,
odustobe; no instootion- 88e
II Chrome 3-wey Poker Dispensers for wax poper
towels and oIumnum foil. Comparable to 800
- -- - - -
40 cromod Finished Steel Clothes VeIets on
costers. Comparable to 5.98 value
5o-40-Qt. Bross-Finish Westeboskets with en-
bossed design. Comparable to l.7e volue Sse
~ Metal Portfolio Ironing Boards with coIlopsibIe
stond. Comparable to 2o8 voIue--l.49
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18

Steve AenThe most promising part of the hour belong to
Carl Rener and Mel Brooks the rod man. These
two CAB forever To back Brooks and Relner there
a number of backoutS interview with new sing
ing group, The Three ChinS plus Hearst NeWsooyS
Band Steve Aliens piano version of The Song is YOU
and singer Barbara McNair. 7:3O pm, WMAL-7
Perry Como-Martha Raye and Perrys Music Hall Players
Kaye Ballard Sandy Stewart Jack Duffy and PerryS pal
Paul Lynde) happily whacky in modern Peter Pan
Skt Rita Moreno and Perry delightful in duet to
Couple of Song and Dance Men," and PerryS working
pals from y-back-when Ted Weems and Co.. de some
reminiScing and performing. Color. 9 pmp WRC-4
NewharHard working Newhart starts off tonight talk
ing about lookalkes people who resemble celebrities or
think they do Then he works in two comedy sketches
on the application of modern banking procedures In
ancient Egypt, and the other tipping today mats
bound to make you laugh. Color 10 pm, WRC-4
Naked City-The Fingers Of Henri Tourelle Interesting
episode and bit of departure for this series Luther
Adler playing garment center tycoon, is dead at the
opening Most of the show boys down what with the
aShbacks designed simply to establish motives Tor every
murder suspect but it's rather tricky whodunit with
clever solution worked out by Detective Flint 10 pm,
WMAL-7.
BrinkIeys JOurna-Important and thrilling teeVlSlon
The interesting and vital part OF the show Brink
eys sardonc look in America He discusses crime
growth industry and shows scenes OF what happens
to real crooks-mansions and luxury instead OF jan
There's discussion in Attorney General Kennedys Office
of the SOPHISTICATED criminal who invests his u-goten
loot in legitimate business which notes that In the under
world today machine has been replaced by the
attorney There's also exciting ootage showing the violent
reaction on part of several gangSters to MICS taxing
pictures of their estate. COLOR 1920 pm, WRC-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18

entertainment: now we're in
the entertainment area touch
ing on education and infor-
nation"
Say. here's a story for you"
he said in parting. Il hear Bob
Keeshan Capt. Kangaroo did
a pilot of a new show for CHS. "
Meet the Press Note: Danny
Thomas, at the Mayflower this
afternoon. (Danny's here on be-
half of st. Judes' Hospital in
Memphis.
Milton Berle. whose show at
the Shoreham. the Stars
Harry Macarthur reported yes
terday. is a large riot, will be
playing his first straight TV
role since Material Witness"
for Dick Powell's highly rated
new anthology series next Tues
day CNBC-4 Berle. who plays
a blackjack dealer, was saying
yesterday that he could have
saved producer Dick Powell
about a grand If they'd only
checked. They hired a man
to double my hands in the deal
ing sequences. forgetting that
I'm a pro at this. He watched
while we shot the show"
Maybe director Ralph Nelson
should have known You know
Ralph-'Requiem for a Heavy
weight and all those great
Playhouse 80 shows" Berle said.
We'll. he was my floorman on
the Texaco show, a kind Of
stage manager. He used to hold
up the sign telling me how
many minutes to 60"
Berle was impressed with the
quality Of the writing. produc-
ton, and, of course. the direc-
ton. Nelson is an actor,
writer AND DIRECTOR" he
says admiringly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

5:45, WMAL-FM (107.3 Mel
Composers Corner. Ludwig
Won Beethoven.
sos. WASH-FM 1911 Me-
In the Concert Hall. Death
and Transfiguration
by Strauss.
sos. WGMS AMIN $40 Kc
and 1925 Nc Amer
= lean Union Concert. Selec-
tions by Bach. Faure
Brahms and Schubert.
1915, WMAL-FM (lO7.3 Nc. -
The Opera Stage. Mozart
Don Giovanni.
1901, WWDC AMIN 1880
Kc. and 1Ol.l Nc. Music
Til Dawn. Selections by
MendelSsohn, Schubert and
Mozart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18

SHOWS, IN particular.
l asked Sonny, who called
the other morning, how Jack
felt about the reviews. of his
new NBC series, 1.2,3-Gol.
most of which made blunt re-
ference to its similarity to Let's
Take a Trip, which Sonny once
hosted for CHS. He answered:
We'll, 1 had mixed emotions
about 1t myself-but l was per-
sonally roofing them on. The
people associated with Jacks
series produced and directed
Let's Take a Trip. Sure, Jack
was concerned, but he knows it
takes a few weeks for a show
to jell, to find the point of view.
Why. it took five weeks with
my show ION Your Mark, Sat-
urdays, .ABC-0 and I think
next Saturdays program is the
first really good one we've done.
It's the one with the three kids
who wanted to be ambassa-
doris" "" ..,
Sonny. who also does a chill
dren'S show seen in New York
only, says that 1880! has
the promise and potential and.
gosh knows. they've got the
budget"
Speaking candidly of his own
series, he signs. I'VE went off
too heavily. especially in the
prize direction. If I'd only fol-
lowed my own instincts! We
were too slick. too girnmicky."
Next Saturdays program. Ito
reminisce about the future" is
the one that won a trip to
Washington for the young win
ner-a prize which he has al
ready collected! HE was here
last week.
On the general subject of
children's programming. Sonny
agrees absolutely" with Paul
tMr. I-Magination) Trip.
whose point that sponsors,
agencies, networks, etc, must
be re-educated" if worthwhile,
balanced children's program
ming is to reappear, was quoted
here last week.
I've got a sponsor" he says.
and I've got to sell his mer-
chandise to stay on. And there
are 10 other guys sponsors
waiting in the wings to see how
We do. If you're sustaining. as
we were with Let's Take a Trip,
along comes a recession, or
what a network thinks is one,
and you're out"
Sonny, who produces his own
shows, says he's learning" One
of the things he's learned as a
producer is how easy it is to
be performer"
The tall, personable producer
performer has come a long way
since CHS spotted him on an
educational TV station in St.
Louis. That was show in the
educational area touching on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18
Duke of Windsor
Will Go on TV

NEW YORK, Oct. Is CAP) -
The Duke of Windsor has
agreed to take part in a series
Of television programs about
his life. says an independent
producer.
Jack LeVien announced yes
terday the Duke would be his
equal partner in the venture,
based on the Dukes memoirs,
"A Kings Story" Mr.. lie Wen
said the series will be prepared
for showing during the 1923
TV season. No arrangements
have been made yet with any
network to broadcast the series.
he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18
Chaplin Son jailed
For Drunk DRIVING

LOS ANGELES. Oct. l8 CAP)
Charles Chaplin, jr.. has
been ordered to serve five days
in Jail on a drunken driving
charge-and has a choice still
to make: Twenty more days or
a $3.50 fine.
The 36-year-old actor APP
peared in Municipal Court yes
terday and pleaded guilty TO a
charge lodged against him last
Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18
EDUCATIONAL V
CHANNEL 26)

S:00-Heritage. Dance. Martha
Graham and her troupe.
S:sO-Language and Linguis.
tics. DR.. Henry Lee Smith
jr..
9:O0-Eastern Wisdom. Philos-
ophy. Alan Watts. author
lecturer. Produced by KQED
San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18
ON THE AIR
1t Takes Weeks
For q Show to JeII :
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

earnestly comparing notes the train
Monday morning could be Jack Lescoule
and their conversation these past few meetings
might have been worth bugging.
>, The topic chdren's programming in general their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TonightS top ShotDS preUetDed bv TV Keys staff,
ho attend rehedrSdls match screenings and dndlySe
scripts in NeU York, Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions offered guide to tiet0erS.
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-28

probably get a bracelet at home
or in Copenhagen il have enough
money.
Rachel - these Danish sweaters
are beautiful but not any cheaper
than our sweaters, so you can
wear mine when / get home. Oh,
ask Fran IL she wants me to get
her some Danish sifyer-it's beau
tiful. Mother and Dad know some
people who own little silver shop
not in Aarhus- and we're going
there some time.
Next Saturday, the 18th, we
leave for Germany. I'm really ex-
cited about it, Mother. Jette and
all have appointments at the
hairdressers on Friday, the 14th.
They don't speak English so I'm
sort of looking forward to that.
too. When | wash my hair at
home, Jette helps me set it-you
know me and setting hair. AS /
told you before, we have little
hot water. so the last time /
washed my hair l had to use cold
water (but it felt good and my
hair is clean so what's the differ
ence).
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-28
Sussex Firehghters
To Petition Assembly
continued from page one)
lators and politicians.

lators and politicians.
The original resolution, favor
ing the increase, was passed be-
fore the November election and
members said Tuesday night that
the association was assured by
the so-called leaders that they
were in favor of such Legislative
action and would bring it before
the Legislature. But it has not
yet been brought up"
Several members described en-
counters with legislators who told
them, Don't worry. We're taking
care of it"
The meeting was held in the
Milton Fire Hall, E. Edward Carey,
first vice president. presiding.
Earl Argo. president of the Milton
Fire Department. welcomed the
members. The Rev. Dr. Thomas
c. Mulligan, chaplain. gave both
the invocation and the benediction
The statistical report for the
month of June, given by William
Z. Donovan, fire recorder, showed
only "a fires in the county during
the month OF these, nine were
in towns. II in rural areas and
one false alarm.
The total loss from fire was
S9.426 with $S.7S1 covered by in
surance, leaving a net loss of only
S645. OF the total loss. $4,000
was in towns and $6.626 in rural
areas.
The fires were divided into
types as follows: Mercantile, /;
dwellings. 5: automobile. and
miscellaneous. II.