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ood a "3b" mae Hee 1 La a RR THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, April 11, 1957 post office include an express all mall destined for Western, E "Never hoppen,* bye" and|where will turn up some gems. . - - . Mail Deliveries Are Fast fave 4. the moe. expeive Esoe Japs Mix [oud ii on ve Tigo der same 4 |but faster "rail ex." The British post office also oper- Pp |" Somiotiines one of thest Is'mix | warning; ee pod on. ve Collins Leaving And Frequent In England ake neon oo posal Savings ae 'S] ang Talk oy ee Wes rs {handed to the conductor and ecol-| = | and comes out "ton demo hop-|/ban Shibuya has a "beauty sal- bd i Sl LONDON (Reuters)--Mail delly- cost of 2% peace (three cents) {ax lected by the Jossmaster, who has| RESTRICTIONS LIFTED pen." loon." | i f t, rapid'a two-ounce letter. {been forewarned by telegram, at a fie | English-speaking foreigners : Hit P ara e ow |asies In BHitaib are Te 2p J Deliveries in London average is destination. It then is delivered iE EARALEM AP) ie Ml Ly 14 a Celt KA BE a eh tp accustomed to as In Eyuio 4 hotel iochure Su By HAL BOYLE the commercial jingle on the show, The post office--which also runs|(0U" @ day except on Sunday. Most direct by messenger. {for taxicabs and is expected to|American language, and the re- usual movie billings like Liver of tions gues c your valu . ,. (other big cities have three and i > idely- i ars sults are slightly wondrous. {no Return. Restaurant menus list glebes in the saf." NEY JORK anal diving quickly Shugibies b Stellap pane, the country's, welephane. and tele-onjyiin the remote areas does the ce iol Katy re | emaye Ri hy "Hubba hubba" "okay," "*hallo' | ""mashroom soup," "balled eggs,"| A street sign for a Rolo bar seven years in a "gold coffin," To cure a v Cy toward ep: graph services--delivers an aver- mailman ring only once. tween Belfast and London, for!posed immediately after the Sinai and "'changey changey'" are heard "flied eggs' and "bul ergers." announces proudly, "80 al Canadian - born Dorothy Collins 108. she spe Livy ssl English age of 27,000,000 letters a day at a' Special services offered by she example--is carried by air, as is/campaign began Oct. 29. 'almost every day from Japanese. A perusal of signs almost any- mooses waiting to serve you. feels right now like an ig 2 butterfly that has stayed overlong language containing the letter "'s. : in its cocoon. Today no! annoys her more : than people who think she still] "I want to stretch my wings and yi os. see how far I can fly on my own," " 3 - ! she said. "I want to show people 'I don't," she said. "But people what 1 can do." ' on't really hear what you say. i . | ' . ® ® ® The "gold coffin" in her case They lobk i gs 1 sing ad has been Your Hit Parade, the jp is ony in their mind. It isn't durable NBC radio show that also ar voice." > invaded video in 1950 and for most y . / 9 eo 0 " i i This is actually true. Dorothy of te tine top 15 then AS, den can say "Mississippi" endlessly Although it is a wonderful show. 20d never lisp once. | case for talent, such a program is PROFESSIONAL AT 16 known in the entertainment world] She became a vocalist at 12 but as "a gold coffin." The reason: It'never took a singing lesson until pays too well to leave, but in time after she became a professional at it becomes a kind of straitjacket jg Until then she had dreamed of to a performer. |being a secretary. CAST LEAVING | To prepare herself for a drama- This season 'will be the last for tic career, she has been studying bandleader Raymond Scott, Miss/acting and dancing intensively. Collins (his wife) and the other She is currently considering two three singers--Giselle Mackenzie, musical comedy roles and a movie Bnooky Lanson and Russell Arms. offer. ; Dorothy, whose hometown is! "I'd really like to see what I Windsor, Ont., doesn't mind ad- can do in a serious role," she mitting it is a real wrench to leave said. "But most of all I want to| Hit Parade, but she is realistic escape from singing teen-age love| about it. songs. I'm a little tired of them, "It has been my life for so She and Raymond Scott. live in " id a 32-room home on an 1l-acre long," she said, "I turned down Long Island estate with their all outside offers to stay with it, daughter, Debbie, 2% i and I'll always be eternally grate- "u ourteen. of the reorns are. full ful for the break it gave me. {of Raymond's hi-fi equipment and "But it really is time to move a coliection of more than 5,000 on to something new. You have records," said Dorothy. to grow up. You have to leave -------- : school sometime, BIG CHANGE SANG COMMERCIALS The Clyde at Glasgow was a! Dorothy, a blonde whose trade- small, shallow stream until it was! marks were a blouse and a velvet dredged a century ago to accom- | ribbon bow tie, started by singing modate great shipyards. We have the genuine JEANS ARE THE VERY HEART of the modern teen-ager's wards robe ... that's why it's so important that they be well tailored. 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