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The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Bill for More Tariff Protection Approved By House Ways & Means

WASHINGTON, RAThe House Ways and Means Committee We'd nesday approved a modified re- ciprocal trade agreements bill aimed at increasing tariff protec- ton for American industry against competition from cheaper foreign imports.
 The bill by Rep. Richard M. Simpson R-PO provides specific curbs on imports of oil, lead and zinc.
 It also makes it generally easier for American industries to get higher tariffs on claim that they are being injured by foreign inn ports.
 The bill originally was denoun- ced by the administration as a reversal of President EisenhoWer's policy of promoting free world trade.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Eisenhower Says US. Looks Forward To
 UnificatiOn of Korea

WASHINGTON, R- President Eisenhower said Wednesday this government looks forward to and intends to work for the peaceful re unification of Korea.
 The President declined at his news conference, however, to say whether he has received any in- dication that South Korean Presi- dent Syngman Rhee might be willing to go along with the pro- posed armistice.
 And he declared that at this point no man can tell how the troubles in Korea are going to come out.
 The President also:
 l. Commenting on the uprisings in East Germany, said he finds it very significant that representa- tives of two great American labor organizations have asked him to take the initiative in aiding work CTS of Soviet-occupied Germany in their struggle against Soviet totalitarianism.
 The appeal, he added, is sig nificant because the Communists claim that workers in Soviet controlled areas are living in a workers paradise
 2. Declared the time has come to give the American people more information about the atomic en- ergy program.
 3. Said he would have no real objection to travelling to London, instead of Bermuda, for a Big Three conference with British and French leaders. He added, how ever, that he has received no pro- posal that such a switch be made.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
cordova Mayor Quits Suddenly

CORDOVA, R - Richard s. Davis, Cordova's mayor for the past four years and unopposed in last October's city election, has resigned unexpectedly.
 In a letter to the city council, Davis said he was forced to quit due to increased demands on my time from business and other civic positions"
 The council accepted the resig- nation with regret and named Dr. Will H. Chase as mayor pro tenn until the fall election.
 pr. Chase has been mayor of Cordova intermittently for more than a score of the past 35 or 40 years.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
No Economic Aid For Iran Until Oil Dispute Settled

TERRAIN, Iran, R- President Eisenhower has written Premier Mossadegh that the US. will give no economic aid to Iran until a settlement is reached on the oil question, it was learned today.
 1ranian sources said Eisen- hower's letter to the aged premier declared the United States was disturbed also over the freedom permitted to the Communist party in Iran.
 The oil question involves the naturalization by Iran of the 112 billion dollar holdings of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company in 1851. Britain and Iran have held lengthy negotiations in an attempt to reach a settlement. The US. has attempted in vain to mediate the dispute.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Bethlehem Steel Geologist
 On Vacation-BusinesS Trip Through Southeast Alaska

SEATTLE, RHThe chief geo. logist for the Bethlehem Steel Corp. said on his return from a 10-day inspection trip through Southeast Alaska and the Yukon Territory he had been "just keep ing abreast of developments"
 Donald M Frazier, Bethlehem, Pa., described his jaunt as ''part business, part pleasure" and added that his company has no official interest "as yet" in any exploratory work for minerals in that area.
 Frazier said his presence there had no particular significance other than seeing first hand" a region where development of minz eral resources lies somewhere in the future.
 Frazier said Bethlehem has a constant interest in mineral dis coveries and developments in the hemisphere, and a vacation trip west by his family gave him a chance to make a personal inspec- tion of prospective mining proper ties in the Alaska-Y Yukon region.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Chinese Renew Assault On Position Where ROKs Beat Them

SEOUL, Thursday, R-A Chi nese Red battalion up to 1000 men-opened a new attack short ly before midnight on Arrowhead Ridge where South Koreans had defeated them in a 40-hour west ern front battle which ended Tues day.
 The new Red assault met by the victory flushed South Korean Second Division, ragged on into the pre-daWn hours Wednesday.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Dead Juneau Pilot's Injured Wife Flown 10 Seattle for Treatment

JUNEAU, R - Mrs. William Spain, unconscious since her skull was fractured Saturday morning in a car accident that killed her pilot husband, was flown to Seat tie for further hospital Urea tment.
 Alaska Coastal Airlines cancel led all of it's Wednesday morning flights while services were held for Spain, one of it's pilots.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Soap Box Derby at Juneau

JUNEAU, Thirty three boys will compete in homemade racers tonight to determine who will represent Alaska in the National Soap Box Derby at Akron, O., next month.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
UNUSUAL,

Old Georgetown on Mass. ave. ext;
get: In lovely secluded garden set
tlng. studio liv. rm. with firepL
and sun porch. ge.-size bedrm..
kit. and din. area on floor below.
furnished In excellent taste: out.
ooor hrepl: and patio: rent, $3.50.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
1913 X st. NV. Ma. $4,000
Evening star., 1953-05-09

COLORED
20 Logan Circle. Eficiency apt, l
rm., kit. and bath, $3.50: adults
only. JAMES E SCOTT, I'll
FLORIDA AVE. NV, DE. 2-15l3.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o,
across the country: safe storage Ii
separate rooms, expert packing
AGE CO. INC, Established 1906
beaches esp. q s. [. MoRRsffss.. 4b1S moYlak I5ti
st. NV. Call TU 2-116O after 4 pm
EXPERT GRATING, packing lighi
moving; dependable service; low
5.sI;o yates anything any time. Ho
ARE You MOVING to California o,
to some other Western State Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. MA. S-4S52.
MOYING-Call JOHNSTON TRANS
FER. Appliances. trunks or baggage;
any time. incl. Sun. Ho. 2-70SO
LIGHT HAULING-very reasonable
rates. Day or night. 10. 2-1546.
ACTION MOVERS. We move day or
nj olsbs; b5ur lqSfl Dh S1sgf q !Spf dist 6Y JOB
ROYAL TRANsFER&w. RANSsFHEE will me move
iU% ESu as sy sS 3So B BE- ss sdoae hS Six rmio
LARGE STAKE BODY, ton-and- u,
with services. Call evenings. DICK,
CHESTER MOvERs-Fast pickup on
appliances. trunks, boxes. RE. =
1860. After 6. ia. 9-0115. Ia
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
reas. IA. 9-2937; eyes,. RA. 3-1416.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

LANGLEY PARK AREA-3-bedrm.
semidetsched houses; peri. for chill
dren, shopping and schools: S1l5
ROCKVILLE; MD.-3-bedrm. rambler
GEORGE W ROBERTSON. 1850
MxGN1FIcENf MxtiSEhslc NJ SUGAR H Tl9s Io9F AREA,
committing distance - Year-'round
3-bedrm;' newly decorated cottage;
door: S125 month. WELCOME
FARM" Route $40. near, Urbana.
Md. GO. 5-19s4. or Buckeystown.
BETHESDA-New brick. 2 and =
bedrm. houses; gas heat; ,$126 to
$3.50; Nr, schools, available June
OIL 2-16S3 ewes. OIL. 2-5O5s.
rooms. ro og 2 baths, full bsmt. fenced
5r min to PentaEon; S175, lease.
DUPONT CIRCLE-First commercial:
town house, to be put in flrst-class
uSFGRSo fSFd So f1RNG II S. S2sta
bedroom rambler, Full bsmt., large
idsal for children; 5000. AP. 1902.
rWoSBEDRM. %TNsE HOUSE, available MlG in.
picture windows, loe-burning fre-
place, place. cornes !1sso lot; Sl10 mo. ,Call
sEfTEF ERHRIas sPRfsG-rwo-b.droomn si;RRfse nba bfiek
viii sell. Cali Lo. 4-72sS. mig mig
ROCKViLLE-New rambler. Two bed
rooms. large living room with fire-
place, dining room, de luxe Kitchen,
dishwasher, garbage disposal. clothes
washer. attic fan. wooded lot; all
brand-new. above the average deco
rating; will rent unfurnished for
81 8 month on years lease. Address
4O2 Beall ave. For further details
to Inspect, phone WILLIAM WAR
.REfNGToN EETi If ':3'lsb 81 5:b.drm. sun1i1isov, 1s
basement. attic. SI25. Conv. Penta.
son and D. c. ia. 7-6660. %
- This brand-new g.
bedrm: brick rambler rents for $3.50.
Breakfast nook, dining L, liv. rm,
basement, carport. IA. 10000. 3
homes, One is s135 per mo; one
Is $3.50 per mo. MANNAS REALTY
CO. 2l16 Wilson blvd, ia. s-27S3.
IR. NAVAL ORD. LAB. colesvilie I'd.
bedrms. 2l7 baths, "a of an acre.
Gear garage. Children accepted.
Lease at $3.50. Ju. 9-6s73 or Ii.
brick semid.tL.. full
usmt and yard. 500 month.
For inspection secure key next door:
2410 Southern ave. Sc. "a
CONTINUED on Next Psgs.l
Evening star., 1953-05-09
CHOOSE

~4OO-P1OO
ARL.E2 bedrms.. semidet. 141s Q.
FAILS a, S,,, cHuRcH-s bedrms.. PIN.
FALLS CHURCH-2 bedrms., Ellison
FAIpRF,Ax-s psp,A.x- bedrms., brick; clos. e e
$135-$15O
FALLS AZ, CHURCH. bedrms.. Roose-
FALLS CHURCH - 3 bedrooms l." :"
ARL;-3 bedrooms. williamsburg
ANNANDALE-3 bedrms.. new dish.
washer SIh0
JOSEPH w. sEAY CO. g.
Realtors. JE. 2-2620.
COLORED-5 LGE.. ATTRACT RMS.
kit. 2 baths for 8 Govt girls. Newly
dec. and conv. loc. DU. 7-731S. In
Evening star., 1953-05-09
ATTENTION.

GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, MEM
BEES OF CONGRESS, BUSINESS
EXECUTIvES-Beautiful. detached
Colonial brick home, in Dumbarton,
p. C.. completely furnished. Three
lavatory. kitchen, equipped with
disposal and electric dishwasher:
open fireplace, large attic fan, auto.
matte oil heat; screened porch view
Ing large earden; lear, built in
Valley; 10 minutes to downtown
Government buildings: exceptionally
desirable and restricted community.
immediate possession; reasonable
rental: Consult Mr.. R. NJ Taylor,
SHANNON g. LUCHs CO, Realtors.
I5O5 II St. NV, MA. S-2345: eve
RRlnes RnGio saturday and Sunday, WO.
Evening star., 1953-05-09

TOWN HOUSE-Small attractiveIy
furnished, powder room, Kitchen on
English basement level: main door,
Nv ntp' rmp:' din; rm; pantry; 2 bedrms =.
GEORGETOWN--Lovely Q bedrmS., Z
paths. drawing room. din, rn,,
kitchen. garden. $236 mo. Gail
Mrs. Grey. Mornings. DE. 2-4lOI,
atternoon and ewes. WO. 6-344p.
1908 Goth st. NV. DE. 2-41o1.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
HOUSES FURNISHED tcen..) }

cLEyELAND PARKS bedrms.. 2h
baths. fun bsmt.. auto. gas. a.-c.
heat, diswasher. and garbage dis
lease lease by MSdsTn o%nsr qst EM 4s47 Srtsk s2gS
602s 7th ST. N.W.-s-rm. brick.
$500. 'fsi IA. 9 s.ei5ssm. S5sm' apt 3 b&'
MAY rs THROUGH SEPT. 6-Thr.s
pedrmS., 21 baths, liv: rm.. din.
[hm'' hn'' Gen. kit. Must be seen to
pc appreciated; S175 mo. RA.
$. S.&rwo bedrms.: mr.. school.
shopping; full bsmt.; S130 mo.
HS2yer!S0Etngg ~ SNaaDg golf course; nice I'd.
TO APFFRoGSviED occupANr-HooSS.., oS
on small Va. estate, near Potomac.
2 baths. use Of 2 riding horses:
children welcome. June. July, Au-
gust eTst; 81 sfsT,sr 80 per mo Can ST. 3e734
ARLINGTON R! HALL. or Pent.. Is min.
bedrms., bath, liv. rm.. din. rm'.
posal., Tv; gay. mod. furn.. WALL
to-wau rugs. Prefer group Of
x% yg1ng 1IgsIo men or Girls; SITS per mo.
NEAR STATE DEPT, s-bedrm. hoS house.
Just remodeled. tastefully furn.:
cony. to downtown. and Govt. bldgs. !;
$500 per mo-; 3-bedrm. house, all
ige.. rms, 1ha baths: gas hot-air
NORRIS. 723 Goth st. NV. RE.
THREE.BEDRM. row brick: Glover S
Park; available Immediately for
small famfy y only. D1. 7-4027 or
UPPER NV. semidet., 3 tedrms.. 4
paths; beaut. furnished; gas INV,
heat; auto. wash. machine; garage.
Sl7o mo. CO. 5-2S33. Ia. 9-6249.
THREE-BEDRM. house, master bed.
room. air. cond.; beautiful location:
large garden; NV; June Is to Labor
Day 5000 per mo. EN-. 2-666S.
SUMMER RENTAL, Chevy Chase, Nd.
June l to Labor Day; 3-bedrm.. o.
path rambler. piano included; de-
nghtfMily cool. shaded lot: $175
mo: TIL 9 pm, 10. 5-2S0O, HUG
GINS & HARRISON. INC. 10
bdo bedrMs.. ih baths, 5Sth; sr'fk frepf. Gfet .e;'
porch. gar. lge. yd.. full bsmt, and
soilst; immed. occupancy; S175. ia.
NEAR WALTER REED. brick rambler.
large rms, adults; express bus.
SHOPPING: vacant. RA 3-6565. Id
GEORGETOWN, ideal for 4 Govt.
women or men: bedrmS.. din. rm.,
iiv, rm. and kit. with full laundry
bsmt.: close GU Hospital, dental
school and, Mt. Alto Hospital; near
parking. shop, transp. and movie.
2llo Tunlaw I'd. EN-. 3-369S.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
MELWOOT

MELWOOD
A country home: nearby southern
Maryland; 80 min. from downtown
washington. near Andrews Field on
Marlboro Pike. 4 bedrms.. Q baths,
auto. hot-water heat; 5000 per mo
For further information, cail M.
HAuL HANNAH. 732 18th st. NV.
ME: 6-4 100. -12
~ oAKRIDGE. ARLINGTON
cape Cod, Z rms. IN baths. modern
SsSo SsW furnishings. Is mos. lease.
WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL
Eight rooms, 2 baths. Early Amer
lean furnishings. Year lease, $3.50.
n, MACARTHUR BLVD. AT D. C.
Ftve-room apt $3.50.
RIGGS & CO.. ia. 7-4949. EN-. S-esL6
Attrac. Summer Rentals
OLNEY AREA-Spacious manor
no4ss. nov lovely grounds; June through
ROCK CREEK PARK-Ensl,sh-typ.
residence. .well-landscaped grounds;
now available. 3 to 8 mos: $3.50
CLOSE IN, QUIET STREET, bed
to 4 mos: $500. Details on request:
re1s. EXCHANGED Call Mrs. Grey,
mornings, DE. 2-41O1; afternoons
and ewes, Wo. 6-3449.
,oo. FRANCES POWELL HILL
1oos 2oth st. NV. DE. 2-4101
Evening star., 1953-05-09

18th ST., nr. L n.w.-5-room. Ind
Il. apt. Will sell furniture; bar
CH. CHI, Ill Willoughby st.-Furn.
apt. suitable small family or couple:
pvt. entr.; large yard: $50 plus utils.
E3pL. 81. y; 2-7s19' TsI 1spIT.2 1L; S11214. 10
rm;, lge.. kit, and bath: 500 mo-.
LOVELY ONE AND TWO RM., kitch-
en- apt. 1434 Rhode Island ave. NV
Evening star., 1953-05-09
FAIRFAX COUNTY

FAIRFAX COUNTY
Delightful residence. situated on 4
shaded hilltop, overlooking meadows
inciosed by wooded hills; 4 bedrms. =,
baths, den. liv. .rm.. din. rm..
XII, Slt; small log playhouse for chill
10. $500 per mo-, including MAIN
tenance of grounds. Call Mr.. Smith,
DE ,2-4l0l ONCE hours Vienna
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 goth st. NV. DE. 2-410l
Evening star., 1953-05-09
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
Tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
Eouses or sublets; WASH. Va, Md.
Iwhitel: open z days. MA. S-00Ol
1-bedroom apt, NV, near trarsp'
and shop. dist. co. 5-s636. 10'
RELIABLE, professional woman de-
sireS efficiency apt. Glover Park
area; reasonable. DE. 2-35S9, 10
pm. %
> mature sisters; no pets: down.
town. NV. section. west OF l4th ST, +;
rent $50 limit. Box 351-D. Star. 4"
WANTED-Clean, mod, unfurn. bed
room apt, desirable D. C. loc.. close
TO good transp. Quiet couple, no
children or pets. IA. 1895. 10"
COLORED-2 EMPL. MOTHERS and
2 well-behaved children urgently
need furn. or partially furn. apt.
Not over $40. Ii. 4-23S6.
Evening star., 1953-05-09

ATTRACTIVE Cape Cod, in lovely
Woodmoor, Silver Spring: 8 mos.
starting June; 9 bedrmS.. 2 baths.
laun., gar; partly furn. JU. S-14S0.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
COOPERATIVE APTS. SALE

GARDENS-For sale. sew
type units, now available with DOS
session. Finest veteran coop in
area with lowest monthly pay
ments. DRURY REALTY corr. :,
AD. $4,000; eyes,, Mr.. Gustafson.
sSss PORTER ST. N.w.-Apt. ao1;
living rm., bedrm., dinette. kitchen'
bath: $S6.50. Can be seen Sat. and
sunday between and s pm. Phone
EM. DsHNAR
Evening star., 1953-05-09

1888 ADAMS ST. N.E.-Two rooms,
kit, din. area. bath. screened porch;
rent, $S2 plus utilities. B. F. SAUL
MASS. AVE. N.W.-Will sublet my
lovely 2-bedrm.. 2-bath, air-cond..
completely turn. apt. for 5 mos;
exposures, secretarial and valet
service, TV master antenna; $500
mo-. incl. utils.: refs. req. WO.
R.R1T2 III
Evening star., 1953-05-05
READERS Clearing House .!7:; s;s';=;;; s::*'i- y,
EAST CLEVELAND.
"A. S. r.. Falls Church,

IA. S. r.. Falls Church,
I am writing in answer to q
letter which was recently pub
lished. because I feel both sides
Of the story should be told.
A reader wrote about Cleve-
land, stating that there is a
definite division as to East and
West side. However. since she
was so warm about the West
side I feel the East side should
have its inning.
In the first place, all Of the
famed cultural activities Of
Cleveland are on the East side
the universities, Severance
Hall which houses the excel
lent Cleveland Orchestra. the
Art Museum. and the Art
School.
The suburbs on the East Side
which are worth looking into
are Shaker Heights, Cleveland
Heights. East Cleveland, Eu-
cid. South Euclid, Gates Mill.
Chagrin Falls. Lyndhurst, de-
pending on what type Of neigh
borhood and environment one
is looking for.
We found when we got here
that prices here are higher
than Cleveland. Cleveland is
much more progressive than
Washington in many ways. 1
will admit it is dirty. the
weather is abominable, but not
worse than it is here. There
are so many things a new resi-
dent would be interested in and
I will be glad to give your
reader any more information
If she so desires.
I forgot to mention the
Rapid Transit which the Van
Sweringens built to give what
the name implies. to the SUI
burb of Shaker Heights. 1t
runs right along the train
tracks and comes right into
the Union Terminal down.
town. 1t is express and the
trip to town takes from Is to
10 minutes depending on where
In Shaker one lives.
" Il X II
CLEANING SUGGESTIONS?
mrs. r. G.. Arhngton)
I have a pair Of navy blue
suede Italian gloves. My
problem is that when I wear
them the blue dye comes of
on my hands. Does any kind
reader know how to remedy
this? ....
Is there any effective method
for cleaning diamond rings at
home?
I also would like to request
the name of a good silver
polish.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
AVOCADO RECIPE.


Recently I noticed that
some one wrote to your COL
umn wishing for a recipe for
serving avocado that is diff
ferent. I just discovered this
one few days ago and it is
delicious if you like avocado.
Avocado Ring: For a fairly
large ring mold you will need
4 cups of mashed avocado. Sc
lect ripe, dark green fruit; the
number needed will depend on
their size. Cut in half and re-
move pulp with a spoon, scrap
ing the bottom of the shell
thoroughly. Sprinkle at once
with 4 tablespoons lemon juice.
Press first through a ricer and
then through a fine sieve.
Soak 3 tablespoons gelatin in
12 cup of cold water. Add IA
cups boiling water, stir until
gelatin is dissolved and chill
until it begins to CONCEAL.
Blend gelatin mixture with
avocado and add 2 teaspoons
salt, l teaspoon sugar, 1s tea
spoon cayenne pepper and 3
tablespoons onion juice. Set
in refrigerator until partly
CONCEALED, beat for 3 minutes
with a rotary beater and add
"a cup mayonnaise. Now taste
for seasoning and add more if
needed. The mixture shouldn't
be fiat, but it should taste like
avocado. and that's a pretty
delicate taste. If the mixture
isn't a soft lovely green add a
drop or two of green vegetable
coloring. Pour in ring mold
and set in refrigerator. In
dividual molds cs n be used in
stead of a large one.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
By MurieI Nissen


DEAR MISS NISSEN: I am
81. and in love. against my bet
ter judgment" with a married
man six years older. My happiest
moments are those spent with
him. Nothing is too good for me
as far as he's concerned. We en-
JOY good. clean fun" We go
dancing, dining. riding and
walking together. He is the faith
er of three children to whom he
is devoted. His wife knows about
our romance, but says she won't
easily give in to his request for
a divorce. He wants the custody
Of one daughter. We see each
other two or three nights a week,
though we are in daily contact
by telephone. Am I wrong in
dreaming Of a future with him?
When we're together I feel so
sure about our future happiness,
but when we're apart think of
all the stories I've heard and
begin to worry.
MILLY A.
ANSWER: The quotes in the
above letter are mine. "Good,
clean fun" strikes me as being
the prize euphemism for repre-
hensible intent. and to enter into
such a relationship against
ones better Judgment" is decid-
edly an understatement. There
is, Of course, nothing new with
your problem. Milly. except your
casual attitude towards it.
You assume that breaking a
home is almost an everyday oc-
currence, fraught, perhaps, with
just a touch of unpleasantness.
You're provoked because the
mans wife doesn't blithely accede
to her husbands request for di-
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Frenchnnun to Speak

Henri Pierre, Washington cor
respondent for the Paris news
paper, LIE Monde, will address a
meeting of the Club Feminin de
Liaison Franco -Americaine at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at the home
Of Gen. and Nine. Jean Platte.
1861 Albemarle street NV. AS
sisting hostesses will be Nine.
Michel Fourquet and Nine. Rene
Mesnard,
Evening star., 1953-05-05
To Talk on OIympics

Miss Mary Freeman, AAU
swimming champion, will be
guest speaker tonight when the
George Washington University
Women's Department of Physi-
cal Education honors it's gradu-
ating majors at Collingwood- ON
the-Potomac. Miss Freeman
will discuss her experiences with
the United States Swimming
Team during the 1852 Olympics.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Problems Today
Young Girl Advised to End
Affair With Father Of Three

vorce and cheerfully turn one of
her children over to o couple who
clearly indicate their unfltness to
care for the girl. I doubt If any
court would award a child to q
father who has so flagrantly
flouted his marriage vows.
It would be admirable if your
own moral sense dictated an end
to the affair. and it would also
save you future heartaches. For
there is no future for you with
your lover. There rarely is in a
case like this. The man obvious
ly enjoys gay times, and since a
family of small children keeps his
wife tied down, you have been
elected as the companion for his
recreational jaunts. Naturally,
the furtiveness that surrounds
the affair gives an added glamor
to the situation that both Of you
are enjoying. Don't you realize
that a mutual fondness for good
times is scarcely sound founda-
tion for permanent happiness?
Are you so carried away by
dining and dancing that they
represent. to you, all there is to
life? I certainly hope you wake
up while you're still young enough
to find a decent life partner. At
81, your "better judgment" should
be sufficiently developed to guide
you to the higher things of life,
rather than to it's back streets.
Muriel NisSen Din reply to
all readers aDto ask her help.
Write for free leafet D-24,
"AlcoholiSnl." In all cases, be
sure to incloSe an addressed,
stamped enuelope and send re-
quest to her, care OF The Eve-
ming Star.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
RECORD PLAYER.

(Mr. M. F., Washington
Re record players, the lady
did not specify whether she
wanted a record attachment"
which needs a radio or TV set
to play through, or 'phono-
graph" which is self contained.
In the field of monographs,
and as a best bet for her. I
would recommend the least
expensive, single-needle, three
speed, single-play portable. The
tone is good at slow speeds.
good enough at 78 rpm. Most
of her use will be at As rpm.
as the records for this speed
are small and unbreakable.
She can tape the speed regula-
tor at this speed for the chill
dren'S use.
In the field of record attach
ments, a very satisfactory
model is one with wooden cabi-
net. This is also single needle,
three-Speed. single play, but
is not of the portable type.
The children should be cau-
toned not to push down on the
tone arm, or let it drop onto
the recrd. as the crystal pickup
can be broken this way.