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Thursday, January 24, 1963 Three-Card llonte In Congo Santa (Cms Stnilntf Don't Be Ashamed Of A Big Appetite Same Old Story-City Slickers Are Taking The Country Boys Gilbert Youth Research Gilbert's 'What Young People Think' Growing Up Realities Lie Deeper Than Symbol Of Driving License nodded. LeoDoldville. the Congo i.4 If you're feeling guilty about our voracious appetite, which im-pels you to make frequent raids -on the refrigerator, be assured tjhat your anatomy needs this -kind of stocking. Teen agers need more meat, The pitchman flashed a quick Glance and he got even clumsier, then he pulled a wad of money out of his pocket and chanted: Here it is, take any or all of it." That, anyway, must be the translation. It was all going according to pattern.

The voune Congolese hesitated. you tnan your lamer, ana o-j more per cent than your mother. To feed a teen-age girl costs less than her father or teen-age brothers, but still more than the other members of the family. So even if your parents don't quite understand, those between-meals Sloppy Joes and the quart of milk you polish off at a sitting are necessary at this growing-up period. You'll taper off on the eating binges quite naturally at the 20-year mark, and are likely to look back on your former capacity with the amazement your parents used to feel.

more milk, more citrus fruits and more breads and cereals than do their parents, says experts at the U.S. Department of The city slickers take the country-boys in the Congo just as they did in the old West. Just as they did in Cheyenne, or or Butte, the country boys eat it up and ask for more. It's hard to believe you could find a three-card monte game in the heart of Africa but it's easy as walking across a country road. In a streetside market in downtown Leopoldville, a wiry little Congolese squatted on the pavement conning the bystanders.

He had three cards on the pavement. As in three-card monte of Wild then reached into his pocket, pulled out a lew diiis ana squatted down. The pitchman put down Feeding you especially if you're a teen-age boy between the ages of 16 and 19 may cut a big chunk in the market bills, for the department estimates it tosts 24 per cent more to feed a counle of hundred francs a lit tle over a dollar. By Eugene Gilbert President, Gilbert Youth Research, Inc. High School students have a constant struggle with themselves "to put away childish things" and find their places in the adult world.

What are the first faint stirrings of maturity that reach the teen-ager? Our current poll of young people's opinion across the nation shows the major outward signs of adulthood are: getting their first driver's license, graduation from high school, and getting their first fulltime job. But aside from statistics, their comments show a surprising grasp of the fact that maturity comes from within, and that the Bill Hickock's time, two of the cards were face cards, one an SPECIAL SALE He switched the cards back and forth and the young Congolese pointed. It was the right one. He laughed in delight and picked up the money. The pitchman looked worried and his forehead crinkled.

He sized the youth up swiftly, and then tossed out the equivalent of about $5. The young Congolese conferred briefly with hfs friend. "Shall I call this guy? It's pretty near a cinch as I see it, but after all it'll mean my bankroll." "Go ahead, you beat him the first time out. He's clumsy." He plunked down his roll. The pitchman moved the cards around with amazing speed.

The youth studied the cards for a minute. ace. The Congolese pitchman was as canny as any Western gambler. "Come on," he said in the rapid Lingala dialect. "Beat me.

It's easy. Try your luck." Clumsily for this is part of the pitch he moved the cards around face down, but it was easy to see where the ace had been moved. It was to the right, and a young Congolese nudged a companion and brinned He said something to his friend, and it simply had to be: "This guy is nuts. You can see where the ace coes. He must be giving 1 CHOCOLATIS events we question them on are not so significant in themselves.

For instance, Judy Ragland, 17, of Brunswick, Ga. says: "I think feeling adult means taking on his money away." His friend Young Folk Singers Strike It Rich With Record House Gilbert Youth Service Minneapolis In the highly competitive world of record-making, four teen-age folk singers, backed by a teen-operated recording company, have hit the big time. The Yeomen Don Bennett, 16; Keith Critchlow, 17; Bob Finkenaur, 17, and Jack Otter-ness, 17 were the first group auditioned by the Junior Achievers Hi-Top Recording company, which is owned by stock holders in 17 high schools of Greater Minneapolis. The four won the solid approval of the J-A's committee on artists and repertoire, and recorded an album for the company. Now the young artists' record is being circulated by Mercury.

Marketing and promoting the original Hi-Top record was a fullscale teeneffort. The promotion department of Junior Achievers planned the sales program, placed ads, and enlisted the interest of Minneapolis disc jockeys. They worked from an original capitalization of $575, supplied by customary procedure with Junior Achievement business operations across the country. -jr REG. 1.39 0 A UMTED IUI responsibility and realizing that while you must be independent, your actions must take other people into consideration." And Fred Volk, 18, of Wood-mont, Conn, explains: "Being adult can only come when you are able to take on responsibility, react in an adult manner and refrain automatically from acting childishly." "I have been through most of the outward stages mentioned and still do not feel like an adult," says Verna Adams, 17, of South Bend, Ind.

"It is none of those things, but 1 don't know exactly what it is." Adulthood comes "when people begin to rely on you" and you feel needed, says Ned Timmons, time special significance. And their first shave is an event marked by only 14 per cent of boys. "The responsibility of getting a girl back home on time," is a turning point according to Keith Rogers, 17, of Oklahoma City. Sue Wilson, 15; of Baltimore, Md. says she feels grown up "when other adults start treating you like an equal." But the real high spot, says Bob Roebuck, 18, of Mason, Mich, "is that first beer with your Dad." Getting their licenses is the second choice of the boys, with 31 per cent.

Agreeing on the third selection, getting their first full-time job, are 36 per cent of girls and 30 per cent of boys. Paying their first bill represents adulthood to 32 per cent of girls. Having a car of their own is the fourth choice of 27 per cent of boys. Only 16 per cent of girls feel getting their first high heels has 16, of Arlington, Ohio. The girls and boys differ only slightly in their choices of first and second events that make them feel adult.

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Little sister Carla no longer has to look up to Anna Marie. She and Anna Marie decided to break up their night club duos, and go off in separate directions. And Carla hit New York for her Broadway debut. The sisters differ not only in their careers, but in personality too, says Carla. Anna Marie is very sure of herself, and Carla, like the characted Lili she plays on Broadway, is wistful, gentle, and given to moments of deep introspection.

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