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Evening star., 1963-05-17
18-Yeur-OId
Sentenced to
5000

Judge Edward A. Tamm to-
day sentenced Morris Allen
Kent. jr.. to 80 to 80 years in
prison on his six-count con-
viction for robbery and house.
breaking.
Kent was convicted last
month by a Jury which also
found him not guilty by reason
Of insanity on charges of
brutally beating and raping
two young women in their
apartments.
Judge Tamm remanded Kent
to st. Elizabeths Hospital under
the Districts mandatory COM
mitment rule and said that any
time he spends at the hospital
should be deducted from his
sentence.
The mandatory commitment
rule specifies that a defendant
acquitted by reason CT insanity
must be sent to the hospital
until he is no longer a danger
to himself or to society. II
Kent is released from st,
Elizabeths he will be sent to
Jail to finish his term.
The husky 18-year-old did
not contest at the trial that
he had committed the crimes
However. the defense claimed
he was legally insane and not
responsible for any of the
crimes.
The jury convicted him OF
the robberies and housebreak-
ings which were committed
against three young women
but acquitted him of rapine
two of them.
Judge Tamm sentenced Kent
to five to is years on each OF
the three HOUSEKEEPING counts
and five TO IS years on each oi
the three robbery counts, the
sentences TO run consecutively
Navajo times., 1963-01-24

Arizona State Officials urge car
owners to avoid standing in line
during the last-minute rush by OBJ
tanning their 1868 plates soon.
Arizona motorists are reminded
that o62 license expired December
81 and that January 80 is the final
date to change to new 1868 plates
without penalty.
Navajo times., 1963-01-24

Sawmil, Chinle. and Ganado.
The Window Rock Fort De-
fiance VIEW is making resident
signs. made to order with a mini
mum charge of $2.OO donation to
bring these young boxers to the
Civic Center auditorium from var
ious areas.
Some residents prefer wrought
iron signs made to order by James
Musket. People who are interested
in such signs may get their order
III to Emmett Bowman, Window
Rock, Arizona.
Navajo times., 1963-01-24
Brownie ScoUfs
Elect New Officers
By MARTHA STUMP

Page Girl Scout Brownie Troop
sol elected new officers for the
coming year last week
Patricia O'Brien was elected
president. Dorothy Bradshaw vice
president, Paula HarbOr, Secre-
rary, Rose Marie Right. treasurer
and Martha Stump. scribe
This week the Brownies are
taking orders for those good Girl
Scout cookies which will be de-
hvered on F February is.
Navajo times., 1963-01-24
VFW Boxing Is Scheduled

The Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 6789 took on youth activity
program to bring Boxing Tourna-
ment to the Navajo Civic Center
in March.
The two-day novice reservation
tournament will bring about eight
teams from Fort Defiance. St.
Michaels. Gallup. Pennington,
Shiprock, Good Shepherd Mission.
Navajo times., 1963-01-24
Duggett News

Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Beocity
of Pinedale. New Mexico, visited
their daughter and son-in-law Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis B. Yazzie of Dag
gett. California. They also visited
their son Roger B. Johnson during
the Christmas holidays.
From Daggett. they made "trip
to Iiajuana. Mexico. San Diego. and
Los Angeles, California.
The pastors Rev. R. F. Myers
and Rev. T. Myers would appre-
ciate having visitors come and see
the church on Mojave Rd.. Dagget,
California.
Navajo times., 1963-01-24

LIGHT MOMENT the combined farewell held
the Shamar Hotel Gallup Saturday evening" January IL Left right
Mrs Chester c. Wilson, Chester
Officer
de Mrs Glenn Landoom Glenn Landboo
Navajo Agency and Mrs
Krause Assistant the General Superintendent moving Ch
Subagency Superintendent.
Evening star., 1963-04-14
UWH In N1 NIUs
INCOME PROPERTY

PAINT AND WALLPAPER BUsI-
IT,, corner lot, front on main
street, close TO new hospital. In
good cond. with liv. quarters en-
2nd fir. Also office space in front
Of bldg. rented. City water and
Evening star., 1963-04-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

MANASSAS, LoCH LoMoND -
sage az dE~R Ioan, ss7 'fSS5empss mo pays n AL
Redec. Cape Cod, 3 bedrms., lh
baths, fenced corner lot. Vacant.
Evening star., 1963-04-14
Package Liquor
NearbV MARYLAND

Weekly business SI,7OO TO 81, 900.
Rent only $3.50 mo. Good opera
responsible people. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1963-04-14

Kogod & Bookoff >
l12 5th 81. NV, Ma. S-0373
Evening star., 1963-04-14
AID, Inc.
1884 York Road
Towson 4, Maryland
Phone: 828-92OO
FOR LEASE

Unusual service station facilities
available May 1. Huge sales room
$500 "a, ~. VERY Ice. service
sq. ftl' Located At 24ip i4th 81.
NV. For details call SINCLAIR
hEFININo CO.. LA. e-bO0O. Mr..
FOR RETIRED MAN-sman bus.
Terms. oIBRAiTAR, Di. ssISSSS..
FUEL OIL, established business =
Truck and tanks, good Investment.
10, i-fb03 alter d,
GAS STA, suburbs. Shows ever
ofBRALTAR co. Di. 7-eS0o
Gas sn,,ns STATION ITO ,1in,s., tor I,ss. s!lSsE
available BOX 477.R, star.
GIFT.HoBBY SHOP, nv. over
SibRstrSR SibRGGt al e., s1o'i: bil 9:oScoi SSese an
GIFT sHOP, suburbs, Excel. IN
come, short hrs, Ideal for woman.
uiBRALTAR CO., DI, 7-0b00,
GROCERY STORE : Beer, $500
5000 wk. bus, all cash. $3.50 for
good will and fixture, stock " for
VI ldss VA ave- mn III l-laf1s
GROCERY STORE on sol south
OF Upper Marlboro, Md. near An
drews Air Field, Fabulous loc.
Fixtures and stock IN trade. This
store has 4 liquor, beer and wine
lie, LIZ. term lease, Call Ba1.22U7,
GROCERY : $1,000 weekly, bh
days, houra 10 1880, $4,000 eom-
piete, ATKIN ASSOC, T'u, 2-3i00.
GROCERY, %. CD days, si70O
VIA Low rent, Good loe. Ress; na
GROCERY. No, Sell bus. and BLDG
ideal for retired person. Terms.
GIBRALTAR CO. DL 7-6bO0
Evening star., 1963-04-14
FOR LEASE

SHEET METAL sHOP-Union. ss-
tab. business. wants working part
ner with experience to estimate
and get Jobs. RE. o-26bb.
Evening star., 1963-04-14

RESTAURANT for rent or motel
with swimming pool for sale. over
3 acres Commercial; Rtes. 2e-2ii
Evening star., 1963-04-14
Patent Medicines
-s

QUA cOuIlLdlu-Varl
Beer. Owner quotes over 81, 400
wEly. No sundays. Over $1,000
annual net. Well established. al
ways known as top moneymaker.
Small down payment to RESPONSE
BILE people.
Evening star., 1963-04-14

COIN-OP
DRYCLEANING Store!
You can be SURE If it's
Westinghouse
Before you invest in a COIN
operated laundry and dry
cleaning store:
. Find out about this prac-
tical, proven small neigh
borhood business from
AID, Inc. the industry's
acknowledged leader.
. Find out how little equip
ment you really need to
achieve maximum profits.
. Find out how you too can
net $5,000-$l0,000 annually
in your spare time.
AID, Inc. has helped establish
over 5000 successful Laun-
dromat9 stores more
stores than all other COM
bined. No obligation. Call or
write,
Evening star., 1963-04-14
Restaurant-Bar

close TO downtown and hotel. Good
lease. Payroll only S225 Wkiy.
Seats 100. Open 1 pm. Needs
good operator. Priced reasonably.
Small down payment 10 responSl-
BILE people. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1963-04-14

OPPORTUNITY for couple, baking
exper. helpful but not nee. Brand-
home.mads nom % bread. eSa ni gmnaii sInct. amt
cash nee. Write VrTO'S Rest,
Inc. 1925 Woodbine ST.. Alex.
PARKING GARAGE, dntn, Gas, re-
pairs. Lease. terms. ARTHUR j.
LUBIN, Broker. RE. 7-4260. RA.
Evening star., 1963-04-14
BUSINESS PROP. FoR RENT


AUToMOTIvE CENTER. ideal for
auto, sales. service, rental and
storaEe. Room for over 22b cars
under roof, plus 80 outside Los
TioATE, aas.l6o6, Mr., sHhNE.
=, MED LARGE sPACES
$4,000 square feet enclosed, soft.
ceiling, plus 5000 IA. feet avail
able for offices, 6,1O0 "a, feet
with. truck entrances, 10000
"a. feet adjacent parking. Will
improve 10 suit tenant.
~! !sTgAAR1T A. BERNSTEIN a co
oFfIcE. .sHoP-Idsal for Haa sontraes Tss
tors, ist n. . lEe, rms,, lRe, yes.
thule. huge closets. air cond, n
desired. Street n. approx. 1000
!q 4 OF storage rm. On bus line,
Ample parking. Cor, iath and
Shepherd sts, NV. Phone XIV, A.
0iis or 77B.7bss.
USED CAR LOT FOR SALE. Near
AndreYs A.F,B. facing main hwy,
GOOD loc. Very rcas, 10 1-b7s2
vA.--3-bedrm. brick colonial house.
attic, porch and garRge. 30 ~,
from main business 81. zoned
or office. Avail May ist. Rent
$3.50 mo. MA. 2-i30s.
Evening star., 1963-04-14
RESERVED FOR YOU
$1,0OO,0O0 +
IN FINDERS FEESl
TTNDERHOOn INC

FOOL ssS6 r ROOM, sd,,t nv y O oSPsT s,b 'sSS. Sss
Evening star., 1963-04-14
Self-Service Market

Owner quotes over $500 wkly.
nearby competition. owner anSi9
Gus TO sell. Small down payment
from responsible people. Ewes. and
Sun. SHEA CHAsEN, RA. 6-543e.
Evening star., 1963-05-31
BY Mort WoIker and Jerry Dunes
By Bob Donovon
BY Rupe

unconscious, which was quite
frequently. he was transported
briefly TO Cloud Nine. Here our
hero could keep right on talk
ing and his episodes in the
dream world distinguished the
program from the usual run
Of private-eye stories-Mrs. Ar
lene Herbst, Sumner. Wash.
Any other suggestions7
Evening star., 1963-05-31

merely means departed this
world" but Shakespeare had
more In mind than that. Coil"
Is q now-archaic word mean
ing trouble. tumult and con-
fusion. Shuttle off" means
simply TO get rid OF and NOR
tal." OF course. means deathly.
so when we have shuffled
off this mortal coil" means
when we have gotten rid OF
this deathly trouble, when we
have shed the anguish that
leads TO death.
COMMENT: "Some weeks
ago you asked readers for sug-
gestions as 10 the origin Of the
popular expression up on Cloud
Nine TO indicate out-of-this-
world happiness. My guess Is
that II started in a private-eye
radio show 10 or is years ago.
Titled Johnny Dollar the show
had one recurring sequence.
When the hero was knocked
Evening star., 1963-05-31
R1 ALFRED RHETNWOLD
Opening lead: Heart queen.

The defenders started out
with three rounds Of hearts,
South ruffing the third. Now
South could afford to lose only
one truEsp trick. p
Declarer led q club to dummy
and returned the five Of spades.
East played the 10, and South.s
king Of spades won the trick.
That isn't the whole story.
but let's assume for O moment
that it Is. II South wins q
plain, ordinary trick with the
king Of spades he doesn't know
what to do next. s
If East started with A-lc
spades. South must lead q low
spade from his hand. II East
started with J-10, however:
South must lead the queen OF
spades. OF East had the A-J-f0
South is down whatever he
does.)
Correct Play
AS you see, West made the
correct play when he refused
to win the first trump trick.
II West takes the ace az
spades, South Is compelled to
lead the queen Of spades next.
East's jack will drop, and
South Is sure to make the con-
tract.
There is q fair chance that
South will make the wrong
trump play II West refuses the
first trick = but only If West
does so without apparent
thought. When the hand was
actually played, West studied
the position carefully and then
played q low trump. South
could see what was going on
and had no trouble deciuing
to lead the queen Of spades
next.
Remember this position nov
so that you will be able to
make the right play at the
table without having to do any
obvious thinking. Dummy has
a singleton trump, and you are
behind declarer with AK.
Don't win the first trump trick;
and don't make it obvious that
you are refusing" the trick.
Daily Question ei
Dealer, at your left. bids one
diamond and your partner doUL-
bles. The next player passes.
You hold:
AKQss7s4 052 1s4&A5
What do you say?
Answer: Bid four spades.
There should be q good play
for game even II partner has
a NANCY takeout double.
Evening star., 1963-05-31
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: Would you please
let me know what shuttle off
this mortal coil" originally
meant2 - Mrs. Stasia Brow,
West EnRlewood. N. ].
Answer: The phrase is taken
from the famous soliloqly ITO
be or not TO be" in the third
act Of Shakespeare's Hamlet:
ITO die. TO sleep; To sleep: per-
chance 10 dream: ny. there's
the rub: For In that sleep OF
death what dreams may come,
When we have shuffled off this
mortal coil. Must give us
pause"
Many casual readers think
"shuffled off this mortal coil"
Evening star., 1963-05-31
WORD GAME
Find A or more words in

THU ~ UE I1IOIC WUIUo III
S A T ISF YIN
meaning gratifying the desire
Of" Average mark Is IS words.
Time limit. 40 minutes.
a, Egiss SS,,s o. the ne zane: Y.s I. weEds must be
acquire four letters by the addition al
IS" such as "batS." eats" are not
used. 3. Only one form OF . word Il
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 70 FRENZnED
feed, fender, fern, finer. fined, firm.
fired. fisnd. finder. friend. freed, fried,
frleze.. friz, redfln. reed, rein, rend,
refined reef, ride rind. rife. elder.
defer. dene, deer. defer. define, denier.
diner. dire. diSen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27
Editorials.
AS YE SOW, SO SHALL YE REAP

It's Springtime.
In fact, last Wednesday, March 20,
was the first official day of Spring.
And Springtime is planting time.
And what a farmer does during
planting time determines to very
large extent just how much money
ne IS going to have to spend for Il
year - determines how many COM
forts, how many necessities, how many
luxuries his family will have during
the next year.
Unfortunately, many farmers in the
Twin City area are going to be con-
tent with one source of income -
tobacco - and one pay day for the
entire year.
But more far sighted farmers are
looking for many pay days this year
- more income mort comforts,
more necessities, more luxuries - and
more security.
Some of these planned ahead and
now are Keeping a watchful eye on
strawberries that can bring them
pretty penny this year. We know of
farmers last year who took more than
S5,OOO worth of berries from an acre.
We know of others who harvested
better than 80 bushels of pole beans
per picking per acre and averaged
S5.25 per bushel.
There were others who did nearly
as well with yellow crook neck
squash, pepper, bunch beans etc.
NOW is the time for bedding sweet
potatoes
NOW is the time for planting pole
beans Though earlier it looked as
though they should be put in the
ground between March Is and %,
cool weather later than anticipated
now indicates it will be all right to
plant pole beanas as late as April |.
Bunch beans can still be planted;
squash should get into the ground by
April 10, Cucumbers by April 5.
A heap of farmers in the section
nave Concord grapes and an affort
may be made this year to pre-cool
and ship them much as strawberries
are now being shipped.
Can you imagine businessman
anywhere in the Twin City area who
would be content to keep his store
open from now through tobacco sea-
son and then close it up for the rest
of the year?
mat Is what heap of the farmers
IN this section are doing.
They are utilizing their farms only
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

small portion of the time they could
be producing dollars - and, are limit
ing their own income severely.
Imagine what a bank account he
could have if he marketed straw
beans squash, cucumbers, tomatoes,
berries in April, pole beans, bunch
peppers i'm the early summer; then
his tobacco; then took his corn and
hogs to market, followed by the sale
of a Fall crop of pole beans, bunch
beans, squash, cucumbers etc, and
then, atop of that had winter crops
of spinach, kale, collards, mustard,
turnip greens etc.
Far too many 40 acre farms in this
section produce three to four acres
of tobacco and little else.
OF course, whenever there is dis
cussion about farmers raising any
other crop along with tobacco, the
question arises: Where will the labor
come from?
Labor has left the Twin City area
because, with the reduction of tobacco
allotmentS, there was not enough to-
bacco to support that labor year
around. But, if farmers in this area
grew crops year around and could
offer work to farm labor all the
year, farm labor would come back
into this section and there would be
plenty for all
We're not urging any farmer who
has not raised pole beans before to
plant 20 or 80 acres.
We would urge every farmer who
has not raised them before to try
half-acre. That way each could learn
the tricks of the trade" without
danger of any great loss Git costs
about $175 per acre up to picking
time) and could easily mean an extra
$500 or $3.50 extra income - extra
profit.
And a passel of farmers are doing
Just that this year. Pole bean seed
have sold faster during the past week
than ever before in the history of this
section.
lis good.
More volume means more buyers;
more buyers mean keener competition
and better prices and - of course -
more profit to all the pole bean
growers.
This year we look for at least One
Million Dollars in sales at the Horny
County Farmers Market - and a
better balanced agricultural economy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27
Space Girls

In the weeks news last
week was an announcement
by TaSS. RuSSia's official
news agency. that Russia is
grooming woman cOSrnO-
naut for future world tour
via space. Paris may be the
center of wOmcn's fashions
Tor earthlingS. but unless the
free world gets on the bail.
II looks as il well be ioOkin.
to Moscow for the latest in
spring space wear.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27
Q44t and QmA.

We recently subscribed To
a column OF humorous para
graphs written by DIN Mill
of ThomaSton. Ga. in hopes
that his witty paragraphs
would brighten up our edit
orial page. Here are u few
examples of his work:
Some of the most bizarre
hats ever worn by women
were wore during the flapplr
era of extremely short
skirts, says a milliner. May
men remember that era
clearly (and noStal9icallyj.
but most of them don't even
remember whether women
wore hats then.
We have no intention q.
reading the book. What Life
Will Be Like 25 Years From
Now We're too busy wond-
cring what it will be like
three weeks from next Tues
day.
No attempt to soak the
rich with high taxes has ever
resulted in THEN being any
thing like saturated.
Whatever became of the
Group, respiratory Il,r IS
that caused an infant To- wake
up around 3 d. m. as huarSC
as foghorn and scare his
parents silly?
The public has a ycracious
appetite for entertainment.
but its taste is far more like
that of a gourmand than
gourmet.
Things tend to even I'D.
The more bodily weight you
carry around. the shorter
time you'll have To carry it
around.
When a woman has a BABY
in taxi while being rushed
to hospital, does the driver
collect for one or two pass
cngcrS?
Another guess as to what
brought on so severe a whit
or: Perhaps it was due To
lack of ShOrn lambs.
II the Administration is
managing the news. 1t Is sue
cceding in doing what large
number OF Pcoule-principal-
ly those who arc making
news unfavorablc to them
selves on the one hand. and
press agents on the other
are trying and largely fail
ing TO do.
Castro has begun to over
play his iron hand in con-
trolling Cubans--he has ra-
toned beer.
Shoe manufacturers are
realists. The fad Of long
distance walking hasn't NOV
cd them to step up produc-
ton more than originally
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27
the weeks news...
Sad SandhilIs

"A legislator in North Car
ollna'S General Assembly.
speaking of his native coun-
ty in the SandhillS. said last
week. The land is so poor
that "A rabbit crossing it has
to pack a lunch"
In The Making
Plans for a recreation
park at Tabor City's Lake
Tabor arc in the final stages.
according TO the Jaycecs. who
are in the process Of obtain
ing a lease on u large piece
of property near the entr-
ance TO the lake. The club
has several hundred dollars
which they are eager TO in
vest in the park project. and
club members are talking ~
bout the possibility of put
ting building on the prop
erty. They arc also invcsti-
eating the chances of getting
a surplus Air Force jet fight
or plane mounted pcrman-
emily ON the lake site. Sew
eral North Carolina Jayccs
clubs, including Rocky Mount
and Lsurinburg have obtain
cd such airplancs.
If plans msterislize. Tabor
City may one day have iis
own air force. even il il will
he or'v one plane mounted
on concrete base.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27
RAYS RAMBLIN'S
the bo0kie business . . .
around the place.
Lost While Winning

around the place.
Lost While Winning
The bookieS' customer. the
racing fan. has "A few tricks
in his bag too.
The FBI Law Enforcement
Bulletin. a monthly publicd-
ton of the Federal Bureau
of Investigation. tells of this
case of d horse player who
lost while winning"
a novel method of play
ing the horses To win mich.
have been more lucrative had
the perpetrator not been in
such "A hurry To- present the
winning tickets at the
cashiers window.
The racing fan. having had
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27
RAYS RAMBLIN'S
BOOkie Business

The usual procedure fol-
lowed by the police in max
ing a raid on d bookmakcr
the FBI reports, is for an
officer TO Immediately seize
the telephone.
When the next call is re-
ceived for placing d bet. the
office handles il. and there
by gains evidence on the
bookic.
However, bookics are get
ting smart TO this trick.
One bOokie on the east
coast invented and installed
an clcctronic device on his
cash register which would
keep his phone from ringing
when an officer was hanging
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

ID is becoming increasingly
difficult Tor man To hide
behind woman'S skirt these
DAYS.
If more men would slap
their wives on occasion. there
would he fewer divorces. 4"
says judge. Perhaps So. but
there would be more funcr-
ais.
IL is probably easier for u
person to walk 80 miles in 4
day or less than to explain
why he did il. -.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

Il run of bad luck in pick
ing the winners at the race
track. decided To chang" his
luck in his own way. Using
as props a razor blade. two
pots of glue, and Sonc dis
carded track tickets. ne set
about putting his plan in ac-
ton.
Collecting a number of dis
carded tickets from the
grounds at the raceway. he
cut out the numbers from
one of the tickets and pasted
the winning number from
one of the old tickets 70
losing ticket discarded that
day. Clutching the forgery in
his hand. he proceeded 10
the $40 window and present.
cd the ticket. receiving in
exchange S94 in winnings"
Emboldened by success of
his plan. he continued his
forging activities in fevcrish
excitement. In his haste 10
present the tickets at the
window. he failCn To- allow
- ri g.,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

planned.
Why doesn't Jimmy Du-
rantc stop college kids from
tearing up pianos? He has
copyright on this, doesn't he"
Upon observance of his
Cash wedding anniversary
Now York man told report
crS he had never argued
with his wife. Press report.
The consensus is that h.'>
either mcndacious or chick
en-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
Help Wunted

IIIInIIIllIlllIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIlIllllllllIIlIIIll
EXPERIENCED TENOR SAX player
for established dance eombo. Call
SAL VII. 2-3570.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
By JAMES LEE
Contributing Writer

A not so refined COM
mercial center was the In
spiration for South Street."
the latest hit by the orIons
on the Cameo label.
South Street is a slowly
declining shop district a few
blocks south of Market
Street, the center Of down.
town Philadelphia.
The big thing on South
Street Is clothes shoulder
less. lapel less. buttonless
tight fighting jackets and
snug trousers - and dane
ing.
Kal Mann. Cameo execu-
tive who wrote the song with
Dave Appel, attended a rec
ord hop on south Street
where he saw teen-agers do
ing a new dance. called, OF
all things, the South Street"
He and Mr.. Appel pro-
duced the bouncy. old-timey-
sounding tune as much In
praise OF the street and the
dance that grew out Of II.
The Orlons recorded the
tune about a month ago on
q Friday afternoon. on Sum
day. Mr.. Mann attended a
South Street record hop with