Evening star. [volume], March 13, 1960, Page 2, Image 154

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MARCH a «*•
Newspaper Comics Week Visitors, by Stan Drake 1
Star Dust 2
In the Chips 4
The Thrills of Bird-Hunting Without the Slaughter,
by Jim Birchfield 6
All In Fun 10
Soft Steps To Surgery For Children, by Harriet Griffiths 12
"See You In the Funny Paper," by Philip H. Love 16
Food On His Mind 19
For A Happier Marriage, by Dr. Joyce O. Brothers 22
The Changing Scone, by Jerry O'Leary, Jr 27
This Week's Migrant, by Jackson Miles Abbott 29
Keeping Trees In Trim 30
The WoHs of St.-Patrick 34
A Southern Maryland House In Michigan, by James C. Wilfong __ 36
Ice Cream Delights, by Violet faulkner 39
Star' Dust
INTERESTED MODELS: Kathy McCaleb. 10. who served as
our child patient model to illustrate the Children's Hospital
story on page 12, hasn’t been a real hospital patient since she
was a baby, happily enough. But as the daughter of a physician.
Dr. Lawrence McCaleb, she's familiar with hospital talk. Mrs.
Charles Fierst, wife of the chief of anesthesiology at Children's,
who modeled as the little patient's mother, is really Kathy's
brother John's mother-in-law. Incidentally, Mrs. Fierst serves
as a volunteer in the hospital's snack bar.
CHARACTER IN SEARCH OF CHARACTERS: This being
Newspaper Comics Week (March 7-13), we asked cartoonist
Stan Drake to use our cover to bring
to Washington the three principal *
characters in his Juliet Jones comic
strip-the fair "Juliet" herself. /$r
her younger sister "Evie," and their jj K, B
"Pops." Followers of this popular ?5 n
feature will recall, perhaps, that
during 1959 s Comics Week, Mr.
Drake gave an interesting series
of chalk-talks, under sponsorship “
of The Star, in schools in the District, Maryland and Virginia.
Not many comic strip artists draw as well as Stan Drake, and
one reason is that many of his characters are real people.
But then he's something of a character himself, as you'll learn
by turning to page 16.
HELP WANTED: If your cat should kill a song bird with a small
aluminum band on its leg, open and flatten the band, fasten it
to a piece of paper, note when and where found and on what
kind of bird, and send to the Fish and Wildlife Service, Wash
ington 25. The more bands returned to the Service, the more
valuable information available to ornithologists.
NEXT SUNDAY: A visit to Wallops Island, Virginia's con
tribution to rocket research for the space age.
The Front Cover
The principal characters of Stan
Drake s comic strip, The Heart Os
Juliet Jones, on a sightseeing tour
of Washington. You'll recognize F —t. ■ ■s*
"Juliet,” her younger sister' Evie"
and their "Pops,” and you'll want .l/jk-
to learn more about them and
their creator by reading See You
In the Funny Paper, on page 16