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Welcome to The MellowHappening of TEEN LOVE STORIES.We promise to give you, each issue, something

entirely new for everyone who dreamsof love and romance. We hope this includes you. (


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ON OUR COVER TEENThe distinction of being TEEN LOVESTORIES' First Cover Girl goes to prettyTammy llasat, a 5'9" honey blonde whohas appeared many times in Seven-teen, Glamour and Mademoiselle maga-zines. Tammy, a New Yorker, is a grad-uate of Hunter College High School.She loves the Beatles, tennis, JeanPaul Belmondo, and the comic stripPeanuts. The male is Bob Schneider.

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picture storyFOLLOW YOURHEART,YOUR LOVE STARSCOPE 4Our Romantic Horoscope for those In Love, and those About To Be, by DESTINAAH, BUT DOES SHE REALLY LOVE YOU? 56If You're wondering if it's the Real Thing-and you wonder if He Wonders too-fake this Fun Quiz . .FLICKS AND DISKS 61The Newest News about your favorite Movie People and Record Stars . .

WHO?AND WHAT?CONTESTWin a FREE LP AL-BUM of your choiceby sending us youranswers to thisSpecial Movie Quiz.

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THE COLUMNS YOU WRITEYOUR PERSONAL LOVE PROBLEM 44Samantha Kirk gives her intimate advice to readers . .... "ASK CHUCK" 58Do you need the male's point of view on your problem?Chuck Lawrence gives a big brother's advice . .YOU CAN TELL ME 51Nurse Ellen Andrews answers questions which youmight hesitate to ask your friends . .

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1:1WHYTWIGGYLOVESJUSTIN 45

Twiggy ... her very name has becomea magic word all over the world!

JAMES WARREN, PublisherEVE PRESTON, Editor-in-ChiefSAMANTHA KIRK, Executive EditorBOBBI MILLER, Associate EditorTEEN LOVE STORIES, NO. 1, SEPT., 19G7, PUBLISHED BI-MONTHLY BY WARREN PUBLISHING COMPANY.PRICE 35C PER COPY. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: 6 ISSUES FOR $2.00 IN THE U.S. ELSEWHERE: S3. 00.EDITORIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICES AT 420 LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. SECOND-CLASS MAILPRIVILEGES PENDING AT NEW YORK, N. Y. AND AT ADDITIONAL MAILING OFFICES. ENTIRE CONTENTSCOPYRIGHTED C 1967 BY WARREN PUBLISHING CO. NOTHING MAY BE PRINTED IN WHOLE OR IN PARTWITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE PUBLISHER. PUBLISHED BY ARRANGEMENT WITH FLEETWAYPUBLICATIONS, LTD., LONDON, EX. 4. Printed in U.S.A.

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Christy knew she was searching forsomething ... and it wasn't love!

DIANE DIXON, Contributing EditorMELINDA BARBOUR, JERRY BROWN,ELLEN ANDREWS, Feature EditorsBRILL WALDSTEIN, Art Direction


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OUR PERSONALROMANCEHOROSCOPEFOR THOSE IN LOVE,AND THOSEABOUT TO BE . . .BY DESTINA

ARIES (March 21April 19). Try a new approach with that special boy.Even a groovy relationship will falter if you start taking him for granted.

TAURUS (April 20May 20). Become more realistic in your attitudestoward that boy. Don't stubbornly refuse to compromise.GEMINI (May 21June 21). A change that occurred in your feelingstoward a certain boy is due to unusual circumstances. Investigate.

CANCER (June 22July 22). Don't have qualms about that importantdate that's pending. Things will go great!

LEO (July 23Aug. 22). There's a boy in your life that you only dateoccasionally. Give him more of your time and you will be pleasantlysurprised.

VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept. 22). Too much frankness is hampering yourlove life. Learn when to conceal your emotions.

LIBRA (Sept. 23Oct. 22). A certain boy who saw you as his "littlesister" is changing his outlook. Be prepared.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23Nov. 21). An old flame will soon be giving you alot of attention. Don't be fooled. For him it's just a game.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22Dec. 21). Don't be coy in dealing with boys.It will be interpreted as indifference.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22Jan. 19). Approach the next challenging maiewith a greater feeling of confidence. Soon the feeling will become areality.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Don't be too anxious to make him likeyou. You will soon reap unexpected rewards from your present rela-tionship.

PISCES (Feb. 19March 20). Someone close to you is trying to down-grade your feminine image. Don't worry, the results will be to your ad-vantage. But watch out for a jealous girlfriend. y


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a LOUIE WARREN WASTHRILLED TO ARRIVEAT LAST FOR HER HOLIDAYIN THE LITTLE SPANISHCOASTAL TOWN. SHE HADNO IPEA THAT IT WAS TOBE THE STARTING PLACE OFMANY CHANGES IN HERLIFE


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THERE DIPN'T SEEM ANYONE AROUNP ON THE BEACH T06IVE iTILL A SPANISH FISHERMAN POINTEP SILENTLY SEAWARDSr


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AS THE BOAT'S MOTOR WASSTARTED SHE WAITED,AS SHE'DBEEN TAUGHT, THE SLACK ROPEIN HER HANDS

HER THOUGHTS WERE SO FULL OFHIM THAT SHE WASN'T QUITEREADY FOR THE SUDDEN SHARPTUG ON THE LINE f


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BUT TOO MUCH CONFIDENCE CAN 8E A HANDICAP IN MOST SPORTS]ANP SHE FELT HERSELF FALLING

THE SPILL TOOK HER BREATH AWAY, BUT AS SHE SURFACED SHE SAWTHE BOAT HAD TURNED AGAIN AND WAS SPEEDING TOWARDS HER


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|TH ENGINE WAS CUTANP SHE SWAM TOWARDS THE DRIFTING CRAFT?

WAS IT JUST THE SLAP OF THEWATER THAT MADE HER BODYTINGLE ALL OVER AS SHE FELTHIM HELPING HER ABOARD?31FOR A FLEETING SECOND THEIRUPS WERE CLOSEAND HER THROATWAS SUDDENLY VERY DRY!


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ELODIE TRIED TO KEEP THEANXIETY FROM HER VOICE ANPNOT SOUND TOO INQUISITIVE

HE EXPLAINED THAT IN THE SUMMER,AS WELL AS GIVING LESSONS,THEY TOURED MEDITERRANEAN RESORTS WITH A SPECTACULARWATER SKIING ACT | J ^V^- jgT^

A FEWMINUTES LATER CRAIG HAP LEFT HER ANP WAS WITHJROBERTA | ^^ X / SUPPOSE SHE'S WHAT HE'S 'TIED UP WITH TILL THIS EVENING)I HOPE IT REALLY ISJUSTAWORKING PARTNERSHIP


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HER RESOLUTIONS WEREINTERRUPTED BYTHE RINGINGOF THE PHONEf^

SHE REALISED SUDDENLY SHECOULD HARDLY WAIT TO SEEHIM A6AINSHE MET HIM SO THAT HE COULD SHOW HER THE TOWN, BUT AS HEGREETED HER SHE KNEW SHE'D BE CONTENT TO SEE JUST HIM ALONE


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(T WAS ROMANTIC ALL RI6HT,1BUT SHE JUD6ED IT SAFESTNOT TO TELL HIM I

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/ HOPE HECAN'T HEAR THEWAV MY HEART'SBEATING. IT'S LIKEAN)ENCHANTED LAND AUP HERE,WHEREANYTHING COULD^HAPPEN

THEY CAME TO A HALT IN A SMALL COBBLED SQUARE WHERE THE .ISCENTOF BOU6AINVILLEA ENRICHED THE ROMANTIC ATMOSPHERE|THE CAROZZA CAN'T GO(ANY HIGHER. FROM NOWON WEXFOOT IT. WE'RE STILL NOTAT THE TOPrU

TAKING HER HAND, HE LED HER UP A NARROW STREET THAT WASCUT INTO STEPS

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SUDDENLY A SMALL GIRL5LIPPP FROM A DOORWAYAND CONFRONTED THEMBEFORE ELODIE COULD SAYANYMORE CRAIG HAD TAKEN A NOTEFROM HIS WALLET AND GIVEN ITTO THE LITTLE GIRL WHO SUPPEDAWAY, LEAVING HIM HOLDINGTHE NECKLACE ~


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SHE WAS TRYING TO TELLHERSELF IT WAS EASy FORA MANTO SAY THE ROMANTIC THINGSIN THE RIGHT SETTING.HE DIDN'THAVE TO MEAN THEM

SHE PULLED HERSELF UPAS SHE NEARLY SPOKE HER THOUGHTS


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THE REST OF THE EVENINGPASSED IN AN ECSTATIC HAZEWHICH STILL PIDN'T EVAPORATEAFTER SHE'D LEFT CRAIG ANPIT WAS TIME FOR BEPl ^_=^

IT TOOK TILL MORNING FOR THEDOUBTS TO SET IN AGAIN f** BUT I'M BOUND TOSEEA LOT V,.MORE OFHIM IF I WANT TO WATER y

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SHE WENT DOWN TO THE BEACHFULLY MEANING TOMAKE |EVERYTHING CLEARr LOOKINGFOR CRAIG?

SUPDENLY A VOICE SPOKE INHER EAR ANP SHE TURNEP TORECOGNISE WALLYl

f HE'SGONE OUT >[I OF TOWN WITH ROBERTA \-\ PROBABLY BE MOST J\0F THEMORNINGU

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jj^V^-^ |THANKIN6 wally, she turned away

I'LL SIMPLY FORGETI EVER WANTED TO WATER SKI. >FORGET /EVERMET CRAIG. I WON'T)EVEN WATCH THE SHOWTHISAFTERNOON

BUT SLOWLY SHE WAS BEGINNING TO DISCOVER THAT SHE SEEMEDHAVE LOST ALL HER WILL-POWER WHERE CRAIG WAS CONCERNED


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BUTAS THE SHOW WENT ON,SHEREALISE? IT WAS MORE THAN AQUESTION OFGRACEFULNESS.ITWAS PARING/TOOCRAIG ANP ROBERTA WENT ONWITH THE SHOW, NEVER PUTTINGAFOOT WRONG AS THEY PERFORMEDAT SPEEP

THE BOAT RUSHEP POWN THE BAY-ANP ROBERTA,WITH THE KITE ON HER BACK, WAS BORNE ALOFT


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THE AUDIENCE WAS ENTRANCED, BUT ELODIE WAS AGHAST

OUTSIDE THE YACHT CLUB SHETHREW HER PROGRAMME AWAYy AND SINCE I'VE NOINTENTION OF BEING A HOLIDAYDIVERSION, ITJUSTHAS TO BEGOODBYE TO AROMANCE THAT WAS NEVER^FATED TO LASTROBERTA'S ABEAUTIFUL GIRL-ON THE WATEROR OFF

IT. I COULD NEVERCOMPETEWITH HER-ANDOBVIOUSLY!FOR CRAIG ANYONEELSE WOULD BE JUSTA TEMPORARYDIVERSION

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ELODIE HAD DECIDED TO tAOV TOTHE NEXT LITTLE TOWNSHIPDOWN THE COAST

YET IT WAS ONLY SKIIN6 THATGAVE HER ANY RESPITE FROMHER THOUGHTS AS THE SPEEDTUGGED AT HER HAIR ANDSNATCHED HER BREATH AWAY


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HER HEAP BROKE SURFACE IN A MOMENT

TO HER SURPRISE SHE FOUNP HIM BESIPE HER/HIS ARMSl"SUPPORTING HER ,SPEAKING SOFTLY IN HER EAR | '


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SHE REALISE? HE MUST HAVE RELEASED HIS ROPE AND SWUM OVERTO HER.NOW THERE SEEMED NO WAY OF THROWING HIM OFF,! 'ESPECIALLYAS HE SEEMED TO KNOW HER NEW INSTRUCTORAS THEY HEADED SHOREWARDSTHEY CONVERSED IN LOW TONES SUPPENLY SHE WAS TRY/N6TOMAKE HIM UNDERSTAND


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BUT HER BIGGEST THRILL CAME WHEN CRAIG LOWERED HIMSELFOVER THE SIDE AND SKIED BESIDE HER FOR A WHILE TO TAKE ACLOSER AND MORE CRITICAL LOOK AT HER POSTUREfTHOWAM ' - ^ftI D0IN6?

s^what i'm trvin6 to sayis^/well, you'rea natural, i feltit the first time,but iowed it toboth of us to see you againand jcheck. the factis, with intensivepractice youcould be quite\s600das roberta


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HE WENT ON TO EXPLAIN THAT SHE'D HAVE TO TAKE SPECIAL INTENSETUITION FROM HIM BEFORE SHE COULD APPEAR IN PUBLIC ANP ITWAS THEN THAT SHE REALISED HE WAS REALLY SERIOUS f


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7 1 A6REE SHE SHOULD COME IN.(WEACTCAN'T SUFFER. IF THEM'S>I ANYTHIN6 BETTER THAN\ ONE GIRL WITHA>T"'-,

IwiusesMTO BE OUTVOTEDBYMY TWO LOYAL. PARTNERS.SUCKR$1 BOTHFOR THEFLUTTERiOFA PRETTYEYELASH

A MOMENT LATER AND ELOPIE JOINED THE GROUP


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LATER,AS THEY DANCEDTOGETHER,ELODIE ASKEDANXIOUSLYABOUT ROBERTAA VAVOR TWO LATER THEYBEGAN |THEIR TOUR OF PLACES THAT TOELODIE SO FAR HAD BEEN ONLY|ROMANTIC NAMESl

ANP IN ALL THESE PLACES HER INSTRUCTION WENT ON]

^THE ONLY PARTOF IT ELODIE DREADED WERE THOSE MOMENTS^WHEN ROBERTA GOT HER ALOKI E | 'DON'T GETANY~/PEASABOUT CRAM.HE'S MINE.YOU'LL ALWAYSBEANAMATEUR AT HEART-AND HE DESFISES AMATEURS.,

IT WONTBE L0N6 BEFOREJiE MAKES IT VERYCLEAR


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LATER THAT NIGHT ROBERTA SAW THEM AS THEY WENT HAPPILYOFF ON THEIR PATE!| | | | | | /j 77 ^^^'

ONCE DECIDED ONA COURSE/ ROBERTA WAS NOT THE kimdm I

IT WAS PARTOF THEACT THAT THETWO SKIERS WEAVED IKCAME TOO CLOSE,ALMOST COLLIDING, IN ANEFFORT TO MAKE ELOPIE LOSE HER NERVE


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ELODIE PODGED OUT OF THE WAY SO NEATLY IT WAS ROBERTA WHOLOST CONTROL AND AT HIGH SPEED SUDDENLY FOUND ONE OF HERSKIS SPLINTERING ON ROCKS JUST BENEATH THE WATER'S SURFACE

RELEASING HER ROPE, ELODIE SWAM ACROSS AND KEPT HERUNCONSCIOUS RIVAL AFLOAT AS THEY WAITED FOR THEBOAT TO PICK THEM UP[

ONCE ABOARD IT WAS CLEAR HER LEGHAD BEEN SEVERELY INJURED. CRAIGTRAVELLED IN THE AMBULANCE WITHHER TO THE HOSPITALfCRAIG, IT[FAULT. SHi\^_ KILL

WASMRSHE TRIED TOKILL ME

YOU DON'T FOOLME,ROBERTA . I SAWJU6TWHAT WENTON. WE'LL TRYTO GET YOUBETTER,BUT LET'SFACE IT, YOU GOTWHATWAS


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SOME HOURS LATER AN ANXIOUS ELODIEAND WALLY MET CRAIG ON THE |~~STEPS OF THE HOSPITAL |, THEYOPERATED,

, BUT THE DOCTORS WON'T'SAY YET WHETHER SHE'LL[EVER SKI AGAIN.ANYWAY,SHE'LL BE INBED

FORA MONTHwi

AND WE'RLSUPPOSED TOOPEN HERENEXT WEEK./

THAT'S NOPROBLEM.IS IT?JHIS'LL BE YOURBIG CHANCE,MODIE


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THE CROWD SEEMED TO LIKE HERBUT HER HEART WAS BEATINGWlLDLy AS THEYARPROACHEDTHE CLIAAAX OF THEACT-AS THEY GATHERED SPEEDANDTHE KITE TOOK OFF SHE SAWCRAIG BLOW HER A KISS FROMBELOW

MEANWHILE ROBERTA HAD JUST RECEIVEDTHE NEWS THAT HER LEG WAS MENDED ANDSHE WOULD SOON BE ABLE fTO SKI AGAIN |


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THE PHONE RANG AND SHEHEARD CRAIG EXCITEDLYTELLING HER OF THE TRIUMPHOF ELODIE'S DEBUTrROBERTA'S HEART HAD SUNK ATTHE NEWS AND IT SEEMED TOHER THE ONLV CHANCE WAS TODECEIVE ELOPIEJ

THAT'S GREAT,CRAIG. I'M 50 GLADFOR ELODIE.ASKHER \TO COMEOVER.I'D LIKEATO CONGRATULATEHER MYSELF

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SUDDENLY ELODIE FOUNDROBERTA THROWING HERSELFONHERMERCVJ M/NLODIE, TAKE PITYONME,\lFl CAN'T SKIAGAIN YOUCANAT LEAST LEAVE ME CRAIGOTHERWISE I'VENOTHINGLEFT TO LIVEFOR

w LUCKY ELODIE.YOU'VE GOT ,f&SFXUS&AP**** before"'YOU-AND CRAIG. FUNNY HOW IALWAYS WAITED,AND HOPED ONE\DAY HE'D NOTICEMEASA WOMANJ^ANDASKME TOMARRYHIM

HOWHE NEVERWILL- BECAUSE I WONT .BEAROUND. THE DOCJUSTlTOLDME YlL NEVERSKI AGAIN

ELODIE COULDN'T BRINGHERSELF TO SPEAK AS SHEMADE FOR THE DOORIT'S TRUE. SHE'LL HAVENOTHING UNLESS I GO.THIS WAYSHE'LL AT LEAST SHARE CRAIG'SLIFE,EVEH THOUGHSHE CAN'T SKIHERSELF ANY (MORE.I SUPPOSE,ANYWAY, SHEDDES HAVEAPRIOR CLAIM


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SHE LEFT A NOTE FOR CRAIG, DELIBERATELYAVOIPED JWEETIN6 HIMAGAIN,ANP NEXT PAY FELT STRANGE TO BE BACK IN LONPON


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JUST AS SHE'D DONE ONCE BEFORE, SHE TOLD HERSELF IT WOULDQO NO HARM TO WATCH FROM A DISTANCE f S^**

AS THE GIRL CAME ASHORE SHE WAG SURRrwiwr>en rvSfifTOg WH WANT^ TOK^ AJOOTHERPMAMIA6

AS SHE STOOD BEFORE HIM, NOT PARING TO SPEAK, HE TOLD HOWlHE'D RUSHED IN SEARCH OF HER ONCE SHE'D COME |ROBERTA TOLD/HETHAT WE COULDDO WITHOUT

. YOU- THAT SHE'D SOONBE FITAGAINAND READY TOJOIN US.BUT WHEN SHESU66ESTED THE. ACCIDENT WAS YOUR FAULT,/KNEW I'D NEVER BEABLE TO WORK WITHHER AGAIN


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SO NOWYOU'RE 60IN6 TO{MARRY THAT BEAUTIFUL)BLONDE

OH.NO.SHE'SLEAVING TOMARRYSOME FRENCHMAN. SOI NEEDA REPLACEMENT.WHY DON'T YOUCOMEBACK,ELODIE?

A GREAT SOB BROKE FROM HERAS SHE THREW HERSELF INTOHIS ARMS AND EXPLAINED HOWSHE HAD LEFT HIM BECAUSE OFROBERTA'S LIES TO HER |

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mmmmmvxl'm tainager, y'know,and I love seein'new places and new things'Twiggy . . .Her very name has become a

magic word to teenagers all overthe world. In less than one year,this 17 year old enchantress hascaptured the hearts of teenagersand adults alike.

What is her secret ingredient?What magical potent does thisyoung lady use? Twiggy uses charm.As her manager, boyfriend, mentorand idol, Justin de Villeneuve saidat a recent interview, "Twiggy doesnot know how not to be honest. Thesecret of her success is that she isnot a myth, she lives up to whatthey say about her."

Twiggy arrived in New York Cityon March 21, 1967. Never beforein our history has a model ever re-ceived such adulation or fan follow-ing. She is not an actress or moviestar and generally a model has alimited following. This is not the

case with Twiggy. She took the cityby storm, then went on to othercities.When she arrived in New York a

reporter candidly asked her, "Doyou think you are beautiful?"

Twiggy rolled those lovely blueeyes of hers and without a mo-ment's hesitation gave her answer,"Not really."

Then when she was asked abouther 31-22-32 figure, Twiggy smiledand said, "It's not really what youcall a figure, is it?"

Her views on New York werehonest and to the point, "I'mfrightened of New York. They giveparties there all the time, don'tthey? I'm frightened silly of par-ties."

Then she added, "I want to seethe Empire State Building and goto the top." Twiggy did see theEmpire State Building and much

Twiggy and her famous lanky legs, as she arrives in New York City with boy-friend and manager Justin de Villeneuve.


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more. The people of New Yorkgave her the key to the city.Twiggy will never forget her tripbecause something wonderful butsad happened to her there.A fan who was also to interview

her bought an Easter duck forTwiggy. She was enchanted by thelittle thing. Photographers tookpictures of the little duck cuddledup under Twiggy's chin. You mightthink that the girl had given her amillion dollars. She was like a littlechild with the duck, but tragically,it died. Twiggy openly cried overthe loss of her little friend.

Twiggy commented, "I hate ani-mal books and animal films be-cause even if they are happy,there's always some sad bit inthem."

Perhaps, herein, lies the secretof Twiggy's rise to fame. Sheopenly remarks that without Justinshe would not be where she istoday. It was Justin who got herstarted in modeling. She clings tohim when the crowds start gather-ing and when they are with only afew people or if there are photog-raphers taking shots of her, shemust constantly go over to Justinand have him reassure her. Thereshe will stand in her boyish, al-most elfin way and wrap her thinarms around his neck. She adoreshim and Justin adores her. Youcan see that she depends on himfor guidance; that she trusts himimplicitly.

During an interview she wasasked if her family called herTwiggy or Leslie. Her reply, "Myparents call me Leslie of course.Justin only calls me Leslie whenhe's mad at me."How did she get the name ofTwiggy? "Me family used to callme Sticks, but Justin changed itto Twiggy."

It is hard to believe that lessthan a year ago this young ingenuewas virtually unknown to us. Shestarted off getting just $25 perhour and was happy to be earningthat much, but then somethingmagical happened. Twiggy justhappened to be at the right placeat the right time. Three years agoshe would have never had a

She's beautiful. She's the living expression of everything fab. And she's onl17. She's Twiggy.Twiggy is very natural and candid, especially about herself. When askedabout her figure, she laughed, "It's not really what you call a figure, is it?


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Justin and Twiggy find everything "super" on their first trip to America. Just look at those eyes!TEEN LOVE STORIES


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Twiggy has her blonde, boyish hair styledwhile photographers snap away.


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She is absolutely the coolest. When a reporter asked her what her philosophy of life was, she just looked around theroom, then looked at Justin, rolled her eyes, and replied, "I haven't got one!"chance as a model, but the time isright for her now. She earns ashigh as $250 an hour at present.Not to mention that she promotesand models her own fashions.

Twiggy doesn't have a weightproblem; thinness, instead, runsin her family. She loves to eat andeats everything, fattening or not.When she is not working shelounges around in slacks andsweaters. Her day starts at 7:30A.M. and she is in bed by 10:00 or10:30. Twiggy requires 10 hourssleep a night.

She adores her fans, but has abody guard. Even at her young age,she realizes that fans, even thoughthey love you, can cause youbodily harm. Twiggy was amazedat the fans she has in America andat times was a little frightened ofthe crowds because they were sovast.

An interviewer asked her whatshe dreamed of when she wasasleep. Twiggy replied, "Somepeople remember what they dream,but I don't."

Her hope, ever since she couldremember was to be a model. Dur-ing interviews she makes it quiteplain that she has no desire to bean actress. She is completely How can anyone he|p |oving ,hjshappy with her modeling profes- adorable, bewitching creaturesion. At 17 she has reached the tin can'tand neither can wetop, she can have as much as 10

to 12 more years of modeling ifshe so desires.

Someone asked Justin why sheis so successful. He replied with-out hesitation, "She is completelyhonest. She hasn't had time tolearn how to scheme or upstagesomeone else. She has never hadto fight to be on the top. She isthere already. Twiggy is very pho-togenic. She photographs fromany angle at all. She has perfectcomplexion."

Then he goes on to add, "Be-fore Twiggy, teenagers were aloofin their dress. Now Twiggy hasbrought reality to the fashionworld. Teenagers all over the worldidentify with Twiggy."

It was Justin who taught Twiggyhow to apply her make-up. In fact,he got the idea from a painted dollin a store window. He claims thather natural rise to fame was alsodue to the social upheaval in Lon-don which started with theBeatles, then Cockney stars suchas Terance Stamp and MichaelCaine.

Twiggy is basically an averageteenager. She still lives at homewith her parents; she still has thesame friends. Yet, in the span ofone year she has been acclaimedThe Face of 1967 and one of theFive British Women of the Year.With all this, Twiggy still remains


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Before I get into the question and an-swer part of my column I would like tosay this; never be afraid to ask yourfamily doctor personal questions, orhave him do an examination. Please re-member teens, that this dedicated manspent many years in learning his pro-fession. His knowledge is there for yourbenefit.

It is sometimes very difficult for ateen to go for an examination, especiallywhen she reaches the age of awareness.Most doctors have nurses in their officeto be in the room with you while he isdoing the examination. To a doctor ora nurse the sight of your disrobed orpartially disrobed body is an impersonalthing. Always remember this; they willnot notice if you have a mole on yourleft shoulder or a pimple on your tummy.

Learn to feel at ease with your doctoror dentist. They are here to help you. Itis their job to listen to whatever prob-lems you may have that your parentscannot advise you on.

Most medical men, you will find, havea tremendous sense of humor and areactually very groovy individuals who un-derstand the present scene of things.Don't shut them out of your life bykeeping worries to yourself.On the other hand, if you have some

questions to ask me, I will to the bestof my ability give you an honest andfrank answer. Remember that the adulthas one big advantage over the teen:we've been there already. The scenemay change a bit, new problems arise,but essentially, the basic everyday prob-lems were the same ones we had. Yourworld is going at a quicker pace, that'sall.

Our first letter is from a disturbedyoung lady from Framingham, Mass.:

Dear Miss Andrews,I'm a sixteen year old and am a junior

in high school. I've been dating this boyfor four months now. He is very popularin school as well as out of school. Mostof the girls would give anything to havea date with him.

Everything has been fine up untilnow. Mark smokes and drinks a little.Last weekend one of his buddies held aparty in the finished romper room oftheir home. Let me tell you Miss An-drews, they really romped. The boy'sparents were out for the night and liquorwas served.My parents have always been quite

strict with me, especially where alcoholis concerned. My dad says that when Iam old enough to handle it and out ofschool that is my business, but whileI'm still living under his roof, no alcohol.

Mark really got nasty when I wouldn'tdrink a highball. All I had was coke.Other girls from my class drank morethan they should and one of them threwup before the boys took them home. Tome this isn't my idea of fun and games.

There was a big fight on the wayhome. Mark called me a real Dorf and aloser. This didn't go over so big withme. I enjoy a good time and I am not aDorf or a loser, but I will not drink. I feelguilty about it as though 1 were reallyletting my parents down in a big way.As for smoking, I tried it and really don'tdig it at all. It irritates my throat andleaves a terrible taste in my mouth; sowhy should 1 do something that I hate?Mark hasn't asked me out since and I

really liked him a lot.My question is; was I wrong or right

not to go along with the crowd? ShouldI have had something to drink and thenlied about it to my folks? Do you thinkMark will call me again?Dear Confused,First of all, let me shake your hand forbeing brave enough to be a non-con-formist in a too conforming world. Toomany girls go along with the gang andend up in sad shape, or even worse, withno shape at all.

You do not have to be full of alcoholto have fun. Many teens feel ttey haveto drink to lose their inhibitions. Theonly trouble is, they do not know howto handle their inhibitions and they endup in serious trouble.

Secondly, if your folks knew that al-cohol was served at the party, you wouldhave not been allowed to go. If the boys'parents knew alcohol was served theywould have never gone out and left thehouse in his care. What if someone hadhad an accident on the way home andthe police discovered alcohol on theirbreath? That sure would have been amess!

If Mark is wise he will admire you fornot conforming with the others. It is al-ways harder to be brave and be able tosay no. You will make friends and losethem because of your beliefs, but hold.fast, Confused. If Mark doesn't call you,then HE is the Dorf, not you. Yourgirlfriends who drank are in for troublegalore. They will learn that alcohol hassome pretty frightening effects on yourmind and body.

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A woman's body.Architecturally, quite in-

teresting. To a man. But notto the woman who owns one.Most women tend to ignoretheir own bodies.Do you? Do you checkyour body, particularly your

breasts, every month, for anylump or thickening? You.should. A lump or thickeningin the breast or elsewherecould be a warning signal ojcancer. A nd cancer is easier tocure when it's detected early.Sophia Loren knows the

seven warning signals of can-cer. So should you:

1 . Unusual bleeding or dis-charge. 2 . A lump or thicken-ing in the breast or elsewhere.3. A sore that does not heal.4. Change in bowel or bladderhabits. 5. Hoarseness orcough. 6. Indigestion or diffi-culty in swallowing. 7. Changein a wart or mole.

If a signal lasts longer thantwo weeks, see your doctorwithout delay.

It makes sense to know the7 warning signals of cancer.American Cancer Society.

don't worry. There will be another onealong, one who will perhaps be braveenough to say no to drink. If a fellow in-sists that a girl smoke, he is for thebirds. He only wants to impress his bud-dies. A fellow does not admire you forthe way you hold a cigarette in yourhand or hold your liquor. He digs you foryou yourself. If he doesn't, then he isimmature and you're better off withouthim.

Miss ADear Miss Andrews,

I have acne and feel very aware of it.I know that boys don't ask me out be-cause of it. i have used tube after tubeof jazz from the drug store, but I stillcan't clear it up.

What should I do?Mary B.

Dear Acne Sufferer,Acne is definitely a problem for a

Dermatologist. He is a medical doctorwho went to school for two to four yearsto specialize in disorders of the skin.

The first thing he will probably do isput you on a diet. Not a diet to loseweight, but to clear up your blood. Ifyou are eating too many potato chips,french fries, chocolate, too much soda,and so on, you must decrease your in-take of these foods. Or it will be whatyou teens commonly refer to as "ends-ville" for your skin.

He will give you the proper medica-tion and advice; he may even recom-mend special soaps to use. Make an ap-pointment now. Don't let the conditionbecome worse.

Miss ADear Miss Andrews,I could never ask my doctor this, as Iwould be too embarrassed. What do youdo when your favorite fellow calls youup and asks you to go to the beach, orto the local pool, and you've got youroeriod? You can't just come right outand say, "well, too bad, I can't go swim-mingit's one of those days." It wouldbe just too gross! What should a girl say?

Sally H.

Dear Sally H.Well Sally, you've got a problem that

is as old as time. All girls have foundthemselves in this very touchy problemat one time or another.- My answer toyou is, play it cool. Beat around thebush. Tell him you think you're comingdown with a cold, and will it be all rightto sit around the pool or just sit on thebeach. If he is a smart guy and has

some grey matter upstairs he will pickthe hint up right away. Then he may sug-gest bowling or something else. Afteryou've pulled this a few times it won'tbe so hard. You'd be surprised at theexcuses you can come up with.

Miss A.

Dear Miss Andrews,I'm 15 and my breasts are small. I

know this is the Twiggy trend, but Idon't dig it at all. Would you suggestthat t wearfalsies?

C. G.

Dear Twiggy Hater,My answer to you is ... be yourself.

You can fool some of the people someof the time and so on, as good old AbeLincoln put it, but honey, you can't fooleveryone.The other chicks will notice it in gym

and the locker room. They will spreadthe word around and you will find peoplemaking remarks about it to you.

Get a good book and do some exer-cises. You would be amazed what thiswill do for you. Go swimming as muchas possible in the summer and join theY in the winter. Swimming is the great-est for helping develop the bust.When anyone ever asks me about

falsies I can't help but recall an in-cident in high school. This friend ofmine wore falsies and she was taking awide swing on the blackboard, chalk inhand, when she lost one. Luckily for her,I was in the seat near the blackboardand I took care of the situation. Fromthat day on, she never wore falsiesagain. She was just too humiliated andembarrassed. A boy saw what happenedtoo, and soon it was all over school.So you see, we even had falsie prob-

lems in high school way back in thefifties.

Miss A.

Well, gals, that is all we have timeand space for this week. Please keepthe letters coming, and I'll try to answerall your questions for you.

Write to:Ellen Andrews

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>ure your boy-friend's a dish, and youlove each other true as true. It's onlysometimes you wonder if it's the realthingand you wonder if he wonders too.

Here's a fun-quiz that will tell you justa little bit more about him, to find out ifhe really loves you . . . and to find outsomething else too. Answer the questions,add up your score, and then . .56

Of course he loves you. But your girl-friend's been voted Miss DangerousCurves of 1966. Would you introducehim?(a) Yes? (b) Are you kidding?So he meets the girl-friend anyway.And she walks towards him with awiggle and a certain look. Does he:(a) Treat her just like any other girl?

(b) Put on an act-but include youin it?

(c) Date her on the quiet?Miss DangerousCurves of 1966

3. Have you met any of his friends?(a) Yes?(b) Don't think he's got any?

4. He's having a swinging time, butyou're feeling low. Do you:(a) Tell him? (b) Pretend?

5. So you'd pretend. But would you letlet him know you'd been a hero after-wards?(a) Yes. (b) No. (c) Doesn't apply.

6. At the party you see an old flame whopractically scorched you at the time.He says: "Who's that?" Do you:(a) Tell him who?(b) Say: "Oh, nobody. Please get me a

lemonade"?(c) Introduce them?

7. When you first met, he liked seriousmusic, but you dug the groovy stuff.What do you play now?(a) Classics? (b)Jazz?(c) Other games?

8. It was his fault, of coursebut haveyou quarrelled?(a) Last week? (b) Last month?(c) Lots of times?

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9. Does he notice when you've had yourhair done?(a) Mostly? (b) Practically never?

10. The dress in the window is a scream-ing bargain and you know it wouldlook good on you. He hates it. Do you:(a) Snap it up?(b) Be a martyr?(c) Wouldn't he stop to look?

11. How long have you known each other?(a) Less than three months?(b) Three months to a year?(c) Longer?

12. When you met, was it love at firstsight?(a) With you? (b) With him?(c) It kinda grew?

13. Do you sulk much? Truthfully now:(a) Never? (b) A tiny bit?(c) Don't be personal!

14. Who really gets their own way?(a) Mostly you? (b) Mostly him?(c) Fifty-fifty?

15. You're sharing a magazine and youdrool over the picture of a bridalcouple. Does he:(a) Say: "Just wait until we . . ."?(b) Say: "Poor guy! Look at that dopey

grin . . ."?

16. If you got married, would you want tochange him?(a) Nohe's perfect as he is.(b) He's not perfect, but I like him that

way.(c) I just can't wait to start!

17. Would you let him know you'd done

this quiz?(a) No? (b) Why ever not?

18. Did you fake any of the answersgive what you thought were the rightones?(a) As if I would!(b) w-e-l-l

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Dear Chuck:I had been going with aboy for three months. Icould swear it was lovethe whole relationshipwas so groovy. We wereeven talking marriage.Then suddenly without aword of warning hestopped calling. Whatcould it mean?

Disappointed.

Dear Disappointed:It could mean anythingfrom another girl to badbreath. But I wonder if itdoesn't mean "you" weretalking marriage, not

Dear Chuck:I'm fourteen years oldand I really know the dif-ference between rightand wrong. But there'san older fellow (18) I'mseeing^and somehow Ijust don't tare when I'mwith him. What should I

-.. Troubled.

Dear Troubled:Your choices are many.Wear a suit of armor. Orinvite your mother alonganytime you see him. Ormeet him at noon in thecenter of town. Or per-haps just the easiest . . .don't see him.

Dear Chuck:I'm seventeen years oldand I met this guy twomonths ago at a localdance. Since that timehe's seen me every week-end, bought me candy,flowersand records, takenme to the nicest placesbut never once has he

I'll be delighted to Help you in any prob-lem that could use the male's point ofview ... the advice of a big brother.

Dear Bewildered:I remember that happen-ing once with me. Aftertreating me to the worldit took her almost threemonths to kiss me. Butonce she got started, ittook her almost foreverto stop. It's probably justa little shyness. Bewil-dered. Give him a littlehelp next time you seehim. Keep your . mouthshut and in good kissingposition all evening. Ifthat doesn't help, sendhim back his presents.Dear Chuck:I've been going steadywith my boy friend forseven months. Over thelast few weeks, however,I've realized that I don'tlove him. The bells aren't

ringing anymore, the thrillis gone, the desire ismissing. I've been puttingoff telling him because Idon't want to hurt him.How can I make it easierfor him?

Soft-Hearted.

Dear Soft-Hearted:That's very easy. Justfind him a girl who has theface of Raquel Welch, thebody of Ursula Andressand can't stand to beaway from him for a mo-ment. Or you can comeright out with it and tellhimand let him face upto it as he should. Firsttime it happened to me Iwas so relieved. I waswondering how to breakit with her.

Dear Chuck:I'm in love with my oldersister's boy friend. (She'seighteen, I'm sixteen.) Icould swear he feels thesame way I do, but has mysame guilt feelings. Weoften find ourselves star-ing at each other, anduse all kinds of excusesto touch each other. Whatshould I do?

Guilty.

Dear Guilty:Let me assure you thatyours is not as unique aproblem as you think. It'soccurred all through his-tory and caused some ofthe best murders, suicidesand vendettas. I think itwould be wise to have afrank discussion withyour sister's boy friend.Then both of you shouldeither come clean withyour sister or stop star-ing and touching eachother. You may find thatyou're both a little bittouched.

Dear Chuck:I've been having a run-ning argument with a girlfriend of mine about kiss-ing on the first date. I sayguys get the wrong idea.What do you think?

Puzzled.

Dear Puzzled:I think it depends on whatthe idea is. Besides, everyfirst kiss has its own littlemeaning. You've got toplay this by ear. Puzzled,or rather by lips. r"

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WHO? Shown on this page are 8 scenes from vari-ous motion pictures. Can you identify theboy and the girl in each sceneand namethe correct movie?An LP Record of your choice (mono or stereo)will be sent to each of the senders of theFIRST TEN LETTERS OPENED, containing thecoupon below, correctly identifying the GIRL,the BOY, and the MOVIE from which thescene is taken. Every reader has a chancebecause the letters are not chosen until theday before our next issue comes out (Issue 2 will he Dut August 15th).

WHO?ANDWHAT?CONTEST

Sept., 1967 THE GIRL IS: THE BOY IS: THE MOVIE IS:PHOTO #1PHOTO #2PHOTO #3PHOTO #4PHOTO #5PHOTO #6PHOTO #7PHOTO #8

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IS THISSTORYABOUT YOUR BOYfRIEHd?

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CLASSIFIEDADSThe cost of a classified ad in TEEN LOVE STORIES is 40C per wordfor each issue. There is a 3-word minimum, cash must accom-pany all orders, and our editors reserve the right to rewrite anyad in order to improve its effectiveness. Ads will be accepted forthe following categories: records for sale records wanted penfriends songwnting music publishing fan clubs articles for sale * announce-ments publications birthdays * special notices miscellaneousAdvertisements should be typed or clearly printed in block capitalsand sent r with full remittance, to: Classified Ads, Teen Love Stories,Dept. 530-521, 420 Lexington-Room 2800, New York, N.Y. 10017.

PERSONALSDear M. Li Why don't you trade yourAustin-Healey in baby? The gearshiftis murder, especially when you squeezethree in the front. Fran.

Pray for Peace. The Sane Ones.

Hugo's on Cohassett Bay is lust toomuch, especially by moonlight. DickJudd.

At: Go Away. From Sandy M.

Bill: I love you. Jean.

Beatles forever. Patty Lardley.

We want more of Twiggy in the maga-zines for teens. She is too much.Marilyn Burk of Los Angeles.

Keep America beautiful, hide in yourcloset. Terry the Terror.

How are you going to make it withoutme? Freddie, please call. Diane.

What's with this Twiggy and Mia jazz?Who likes skinny chicks? Larry & Les.

Elvis is still king! Cheryl.

Heartbroken: Please try to forget him.I still love you. Bob K.

Wanted: Somebody cool for Bob Kleinof Chicago.

Monkees Forever. Jean King.

Please have somebody start a TWIGGYFan Club in the U.S.A. We love ourTwiggy. Nicky Carbone.

Lost: One large surf board in the At-lantic Ocean on June 1, 1967. Whoeverfinds it can keep it. Raymond Sanchez.

Susan Kirsch still ovlast winter! Gary L.

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BIRTHDAYSHAPPY BIRTHDAY, ZORfiO. From Pam

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Bart. I should wastegood money and wish you a happybirthday!? You've got to be kidding.But I still love you. Marge.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Sob Harrett of Hamilton Square, New Jersey.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, E. J. Fisher, Phila.,Pa. (If at first you don't succeed, try,try, again.) D.D.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Marilyn Grimes, ofFramingham, Mass.

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SEXY SALLY . . . She's tall, shapely and whistle-bait in a bikini.She's also a movie actress and has been dated by some of themost handsome bachelors in Holloywood.A dreamy situation?You bet!Sally Sachse's her name. Under contract to American-International, she

is being promoted for bigger and better things. Starting out in a varietyof that company's beach-party flicks, Sally's graduated to such films asThe Trip with Peter Fonda, the first "in-depth" treatment of LSD on thesilver screen.

"She could well be a top feminine star in a very short span of time,"said James H. Nicholson, president of American-International. Jim's wifeis lovely Susan Hart who was once a starlet for her husband's firm untilthe two of them walked up that center aisle.How would you feel having a movie outfit try to build you up into a

full-fledged sex symbol? Getting you dates with dreamy actors? Puttingyour name on theatre marquees? Spending countless thousands of dollarsconstructing a so-called "image"?

Well, Sally knows what it's like because she's now the object of all thisattention. What are her feelings about the situation?

"It's all so unbelievable. I mean, most girls dream of becoming movieactresses but that's as far as they ever get. Here I am, experiencing theglitter and glamour of Hollywood-and I'm still flabbergasted. But I am,also, very thankful to everyone concerned. Unlike some of the others,I won't forget those who have helped me if and when I get to the top!"

Sally's got a fresh, vital career ahead of her. And we mean it sincerelywhen we say it couldn't happen to a nicer, sweeter girl. Good luck, Sally!You deserve every bit of it!NEW GROUPS TO WATCH. ... The Casinos, Question Mark and The

Mysterians, and The Buckinghams. Word has it that these newcomers willmake the scene but big.

Also, don't forget The Mothers of Invention, Jefferson Airplane, TheFugs and Sop-With-Camel. Between them, these seven groups will revolu-tionize the musical world in the months ahead! y

BOB DYLAN'S GREATEST HITS/Bob Dylan

A hard-to-beat collection of 10 topclassics by Dylan is further en-hanced by the additional bonus of aColor Poster (giant 30x40 inches)that's been received with terrificacclaim by Pop-Art lovers. Bob hasincluded most of the numbers thatmade him famous, such as: RainyDay Woman, Blowin' in the Wind,Just Like A Woman, Like A RollingStone, The Times They Are AChangin', etc.

THE LOVE ALBUM/LAINIE KAZANLOVELY lainie . . . Lainie Kazan'sgetting popular all the time. Hernew album from MGM Records, en-titled THE LOVE ALBUM, is an appro-priate showcase of her talents andfeatures a very evocative shot ofLainie on the back cover, instead ofthe usual written material. Numberscovered are I Got It Bad And ThatAin't Good, Everybody Loves Some-body, Sweet Talk, If You Were TheOnly Boy in the World, and eightother big tunes.

SIGH GUY CORNER One of the handsomest actors ontelevision these days is Yale Summers. But there's more toYale than his face. He's a mighty intelligent young man,has traveled extensive, even worked on a guided missileproject for the governmentand he's single!

But Yale won't go out with just any girl. He's got to besure she isn't a gold-digger-type, interested in him simplyfor the publicity their date will bring her. Too many of thiskind of conniving female abound in Hollywood. And Yale'sbeing cautious.

However, if you can prove your sincerity to him, you'vegot a guy who's one-in-a-million and who will someday makea wonderful friendor adoring, loyal, loving husband! V


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It frightens Twiggy to be fa-mous, actually. "I never think ofbeing famous. I mean, famouspeople are all unhappy. I hate tobe sad."

She tells you right off that sheisn't glamourous or beautiful, andthat she doesn't think much of herfigure. She is mature enough, atthe tender age of 17, to realizehow fleeting fame can be and itdoesn't seem to bother her in theleast.

Twiggy is the most refreshingthing that has happened in themodeling profession for manyyears. It could well be that thepublic is weary of the aloof, so-phisticated models with their darkglasses and their phony airs.Twiggy is just like the girl nextdoor. She is pure, fresh and whole-some. Twiggy is something we

have badly been in need of.The sophisticates and the aloof

phonys will make their remarks,but the remarks will only run offTwiggy's back. Her innocence willnot let them get to her, now orever. Here is a girl who has cap-tured the hearts of millions in justthe city of New York alone, yet onelittle duck captured her heart andshe cried like a baby when it died.She was genuinely touched andcrest-fallen. Through this one actof tenderness and love Twiggygained more fans then if she hadadvertised for it.

Twiggy has a brilliant careerahead of her. She has the love andadmiration of millions of teen-agers, and will continue to endurebecause of her naturalness anddown-to-earth charm. She is sprin-kled with star dust and some of ithas rubbed off on us all. Her startowers high above all the others;it will continue to rise like a brightmeteor in the heavens as long asshe remains simply and beautifullyjust plain . . . Twiggy. y

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