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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06
Furniture

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
7-19.95 OttOmans. Covered in
nylon frieze in green, toast, red
or gray Mahogany finished legs,
9.97
2-39.95 Highlander Jack knife
Cot Covers. Black finished hard
wood with gold trim and brass
finished hardware. On easy roll
casters $780, 14.95
1885 Lane Cedar Chest. in
modern style console style.
Lined oak finish 39.97
4-14.95 Modern Style Otto
mans. Black wrought iron legs
and trim with brass feet. Cot
ton felt padding. Plastic COW
cred, in red or green------4.97
1-39.95 Fireside Chair, in ira
ditional style. Mahogany fin-
ished shaped hardwood legs.
Lime denim cover 1897
1855 Modern Style Kneehole
Desk. Lined oak patterned
plastic finish. Simulated eleven
drawer style. Married. 29.97
1-149.5O Simmons Beautyrest
Contour Lounge Chair. Covered
in green metallic fabric. Floor
sample - -- $685.
1-39.95 Traditional Style Bow
Front Bachelor Chest. Mahog-
any veneered with wheat finish.
2A47
2-39.95 Modern Style Lamp
Tables, of solid oak woods with
lined finish. Brass trim details.
Discontinued -14.97
1885 Modern Style Lounge
Chair. Turquoise metallic cover.
Blond hardwood legs with self
leveling feet -----29 .97
1-26.95 Bookcase, Of mahogany
finished hardwood. Two-shelf
style. Measures 30 In. wide by
20 in, tall 1897
1-24S.95 TwO-Piece Sectional.
Sofa. Reversible foam cushions.
Metallic turquoise cover 1895
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WOm1e1l'S
SpOrtStcear
Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington

Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
1899 TO 22.S9 Leatha-Tex PIas-
tic Jackets. Two styles: assorted
colors; sizes l0-l6 in group, 6.lS
3.99 70 500 Bermuda Shorts.
Wool flannel, corduroy and
rayons; solids and plaids. Sizes
1915 in group - 80 l.99
2.99-399 Cotton Knit Tops. As
sorted stripes; S. M or L l.99
5.99-7.90 BlOuses. Dacrons, drip
dry cottons and some woods;
solids, stripes, checks. Sizes az
80 in group ...------- 2.SS
2s.oo-zS.SO Wool Knit Suits.
Two piece styles: assorted coll
ors. Sizes 1915 in group 1900
Imported Wool Sweaters. Pull
fashioned: light and dark
shades. Sizes $40 In group:
SlipOns, 3.99; Cardigans, $50
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Lingerie

Second Floor, Washington Only
12-3.99 NylOn TricOt Slips.
Broken size range 1.99
lose NyIOn Tricot Pajamas.
Broken size range ----- $50
$3.50 NyIOn TricOt Slips.
Broken size range - -3.99
1883 Cotton Waltz Gowns.
Broken size range ---------1.99
6-5.S5 "CuddyIon" Gowns
Broken size range 2.99
25-NyIOn Tricot PantIes. Bro
ken size range - for 100
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Girls Wear

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
3O-2.29 to $3.50 Shirts and
BIouses. Cotton, nylon or plaid
flannel SSc
2O-5.99 to 1893 Cotton Dresses.
Solids or prints 800
$3.50 to 1899 Winter-weight
Jackets. Plaid or solid colored
WOOL o.SS
12--16.99 AlI-weather Coats.
Rayon gabardine-- - 900
1928 Washable Corduroy
Stacks. Broken size range, 2.29
25-l.99 Cotton Twill Shorts, 29c
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hospital. declared today that all
evidence points to the air
breathed as the most important
pathway for the TB germ to
travel. This may be either in
side or outside hospital with
tuberculosis patients.
Should this be true, doctors
speculate that a new era Of pre-
ventive measures for persons
caring for such patients as well
as a broadening of air hygiene
research may be here.
Laboratory rabbits have been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06
NegIigees

Second Floor. Washington Only
$3.50 RayOn Shorty Travel
Robes. Prints: broken size
range 800
$3.50 Cotton Brunch Coats.
Broken size range for misses,
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Housewares
Third Floor, Washington;
LoiCer Level, Arlington

LOUCf GCUCty AftHtytOb
25-2.99 and 5.99 Double Paper
Dispensers; all enamel and
chrome models for wax paper
and paper towels. 1.79 and 3.59
6-3.9S 3-Piece Top of Stove
Ovens; aluminium top - 1893
97-1.OO Hand Decorated Wood
en- Cutting Boards, Knife Racks
and plain finished wood pepper
mill set - 6Oc
1916 Round Hostess Tables.
Top in black or pink dotted
with gold. Brass trim handles
and black legs 5.99
14-I4.94 Stainless 52-Piece
Flatware Sets, service for eight
with two service pieces S.9S
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this lightness came through re-
packaging the intricate elec-
tronics system.
The Starfighter uses a landing
drag parachute because Of its
great speed. 1t is 81 feet long
and 1872 feet in height. The
wings measure only 7l2 feet from
fuselage to tip, slant downward
slightly and are located nearly
two-thirds of the way back from
the nose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06
Teens Wear

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
i2-7.Ss Cardigan Sweaters
Pastel oflons 100
ZS-l.sa 10 I.Ss "suspants." Ny
Ion or Tsyon -- Sc
is-.Ss-S.ss orion sIipoh
sweaters. White or pastels, 400
2o-s.S9 10 1889 Winter Cotton
Dresses. Pre-teen sizes 5.oo
s-T.Ss Aerilan Pisated skirta
go
t-3se Acrilah MatehinG
BiSuses 10 above SkiTtsJ-.-z.oo
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used be researchers recently to
show that only the tiniest Of par
ticleS are able to carry a special,
Laboratory TB germ into the lung
of uninfected animals. Artifi-
cially contaminated air was used
and the animals inhaled various
sizes of particles carrying the
special germs.
These particles are so small
that they float around in the air.
like smoke. Ultraviolet light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06
Handbags
NeckIcear

Street Floor. Washington Only
225-S.ss 10 $50 BlOuses. Nylon,
dacron and cotton plus:
dressy or tailored. Some l-of-a-
kind styles; broken size range,
$50
$3.50 70 $50 StOleA. Double
wool jersey, novelty knit, nylon;
hand-knotted fringe. White.
pink, blue or rose $685. 2.Ss
$3.50 and l.99 skirts. Pleated
or straight: solids and plaids.
Some i-of-a-kinds; broken size
range l.s9
250-5.99 and 40 Orion Sweat
ers. CardiganS and slip over
styles; broken size range z.SS
2oO-5sc Costume Flowers. Clus-
ters and pin-on styles, , for Loo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06
Jelcelry

Street Floor, Washington Only
12-l.9s Table Cigarette Light
ers. Chromium plated 49, 2.9S
5o-3.o5 COmpacts. Simulated
mother of pearl -------- 200
3O0-1.OO JeweIry----2 for 1.O0'
$500 Jewelry ----------3.OO'
sPlus Ta1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06
Miami Palms Thrive

MIAMI.--More than $50 vari-
cites of palm trees are grown in
the Miami area. more than in
any other place in the Western
Hemisphere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06
Spread Of TB on Tiny
Air Particles Investigated

Exhalaon by tuberculosis sufferers spread highly nfec
tious the be floating particles
and eventually inhaled by healthy persons
This theory currently being tested by medical researchers
the Veterans Administration Hospital Baltimore
DR.. Ross L. Mclean director professional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06

Third Floor, Washington Only
1S-21.9S Comfy Ready Made
Studio Sets, 8 pillows in floral
pattern. Made Of barkcloth, in
dividual boxed --- 1899
1l-19.98 Lined Multipule Width
Draw Draperies, 68x90 lengths,
assorted prints pr. 1899
8-21.98 Lined Multipule Width
Draw Draperies, 94x63 length,
assorted prints -- 1898
9-25.9S Lined Multipule Width
Draw Draperies, 94x90 lengths,
assorted prints ---- 21.9S
5-29.9S Lined MuItipule Width
Draw Draperies, 140x63 lengths,
assorted prints ----2O .9S
1888 Lined MuItipuIe Width
Draw Draperies, 140x90 lengths,
assorted prints .------- 22.9S
12-19.S8 to 24.9S Fully Lined
Luxurious Draw Draperies, in
assorted patterns and solid
colors, 80 in. long pr. 100
14-15.9S Unlined Satin Back
Printed Draw Draperies, in
modern and floral patterns,
single width. 80 in. long, pr. S.S9
lO-l2,9S Ruffled Organdy Cur
tains, in white only, triple
width -----pr. 1893
$3.50 Ruffled Organdy Cur
tains, in white only, double
width -------------- pr. 5.99
3s-2.98 Cotton Curtains, sasheS
in Dacron and Rayon, in as
sorted colors, trims -----pr. 100
5O-1.98 Cafe Curtains, in mod
ern patterns, So in. long, pr. liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06
SiIUeI.

Street Floor, Washington Only
$500 SiIverplated Vegetable
Dishes. Externally Yours pat
tern, Slightly scratched 1850
plus tar
3O-1.5O SiIverpIated Tomato
Servers. Precious Mirror" pat
tern ----------------.---. 6Sc
2-54.OO SiIverplated Flatware,
service for s; 52-piece; exquisite
pattern 27 .O0
$500 Set Of Gorham Silver
plated wheat" pattern; service
for 8; 52-piece-----------49.5O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06
Budget Shop
Dresses
Second Floor, Washington

Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
1913 Dresses. Nylon jerseys:
solid colors, misses and half
sizes - 500
ll.9S Dresses, casual styles, 500
9.9S-l1.SS Dresses. Misses and
half sizes . -2.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06
Boys Wear
I.ee Lonq-SIeeve Sport Shirts
KannS-Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor. Washington

l.99 Long-SIeeve Sport Shirts
group Of cotton long sleeve shirts in broad V.Sa
cloths. Washable and Ssnforized Colorfu pat
terms. Limited quantity. Sizes to is in group.
Z for So
6oc and 7oc Stretch Hose
1907 Nylon stretch hose in colorul patterns to 90&
please any boy One size fits to II. ~
for 81
2.99 BroodcIoth Poiomos
group of famous make cotton broadcloth pa no
jamas in colorful patterns Sipover and
style in group. Sanforzed Sizes to Is. Limited
quantity. 1850
2.o9 Western Jeans
Heavy quality 1874 OF. blue denim that can take
lot Of hard Sanfortzed well tailored and Y.ee
full cut. Sizes to is.
Second Floor. Washington Only
1853 and 1893 Corduroy Robes, sizes and 8 29S
6-Junior Boys 9.99 and 1893 Corduroy Sport Goats,
sizes 6, T. 8 ---------- 1888
$3.50 Long Sleeve Orion Sweaters broken sizes and
colors Famous make -- -.----.-- --- 2.66
4-JuniOr Boys 24S5 3-Piece Long Pants Suits, sizes
I. g. 10 1000
$3.50 to 500 Reversible Gabardine Jackets, broken
sizes --.-.--- '2S8
$3.50 Corduroy Shirts, broken sizes famous makes,
188
$3.50 to 1898 Winter Jackets sizes to 20 in group
1888
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Foundation
Second Floor, Washington

SECOND floor, washington
5O-l0.95 to 1900 Discontinued
Girdles. White; boned and UNI
boned, sizes 1886 -----7.99
25-12.95 to 1850 Sample COrse-
lettes, white or pink --------7.99
$500 to SOS Discontinued
Junior Girdles and Panties.
Pull-out style. White: broken
size range ------------.2 .SS
1O0-3.95 FamOus-Make Strap
less Bras. White cotton; sizes
1924; A, B. c cups 1.5O
25-5.S5 and $50 Temptation"
GirdIes. White nylon; sizes 27-
So -------- -------- 5.OO
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Street Floor, Washington Only
Rayon PetticOats. Nylon trims;
white. Small, medium. large.
100
sc and 79c RayOn Panties. Pink
or white; broken size range,
2 for 100
500 and SOS FamOus-make
Sleepwear. Nylon tricot; broken
size range 1888
2.99 RayOn Gowns. Blue only;
broken size range --------1 1893
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06
Rugs

Third Floor, Washington Only
s-2S.sS Chartruse Cotton Rugs,
Axe 1000
2-79.S5 Grey and Green Tone
on-Tone Rugs, 9xl2' $500 5000
I-l34.9S Beige Rayon-NylOn,
l5x8'l0," as is 80 59.95
1-255.S5 Blue Wool Velvet,
l5x8xT, ------------ $3.50
l-i2l.SO Beige Rayon. NyIOn.
Okla ------------------ SS.S5
I--ls6.5O Green Twist Weave
Wool, exl3o" ----- $500
l-ss.sS Cinnamon Wool Twist,
9x8'7" ---.----------- 1926
l-I2S.95 Gold RayOn, NyIOn.
9xl5' $500
i-237.5O Sable Wilton, Wool,
l2x11'x4" ----.-- ----- 1885
i-92.5O Grey Tone-On-TOne
Wool, l2x6'6" --------- 1895
I-IOS.OO Champagne Rayon,
Nylon, l2xo' -.----------- 5O.95
I-I6o.O0 Grey Wool Twist,
l2NlV5" ------- -------- 55.OV
1885 u 1895 Sample Rugs,
all wool. 77x54" ----------4.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06
COuts and Suits

Second Floor, Washington Only
$500 to 69.9S Wool Suits.
Famous brands and fabrics.
Misses sizes - 1900
1S--l7.9S to 22.98 RaincOats.
Sizes 8-18 500
24-59.9S to 1898 Winter Coats.
Misses sizes A.0O
12-ll.9S Corduroy Suits. Two
piece style with box jacket; ma
chine washable -2.99
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Juniors Wear

Second Floor, WASHINGTON
9.SS-14.SS Dresses. Rayon and
wool -.--------- 400
17.sS-22.9S Dresses. Casual and
QreSSy 1872 --------------- o.VO
22.98.25.0O Knit Suits -----15.00
l7ss-25.O0 Cocktail Dresses,
1888
1888 Auto Coats ----------11.O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06

group Of cotton long sleeve shirts in broad 4
cloths Washable and Sanforized. Colorfu pat
terms Limited quantity. Sizes to is in group
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01

HOw in the Icorld does she do il?
Three youngsters, yet her house
Is GttcGys neat as a pin. And she
seems 10 hare time for so many
other things too
Calm down, girls, and I'll let YOU
in on Lis secret. She simply
finds quicker, easier ways to do
her household jobs. For instance,
she uses Bruce Cleaning Har on
her wood floors. Cleans and wakes
them in one easy operation :
without floor washing Of any kind.
It takes only half the time. And
you hnot0 she has the best looking
floors in the block! Why don't
you try it? Bruce Cleaning Wax
for hedvy coat Of wax. Or if YOU
prefer a light wax coat, use Bruce
Floor Cleaner. Same wonderfully
easy clean.as-you.wax results!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Should Mother Be
Teacher to Son?
Mrs. R. D.. Fartar

Please, can anyone help me
prepare my 5-year-old boy for
school next year? He stays
right under me. Although he
will visit his grandparents for
a few. days by himself. he
won't go across the street to
visit when I tell him he can
go, unless / go with him. He
shutters when scolded much,
so l haven't insisted he visit
without me. He is outgrowing
his suffering a lmost COM
pletely now. He has a 3-year-
old brot h er who will visit
without me.
Should / try to teach him
the ABC's by pointing them
out when reading to him? He
can n Am e different things
from having seen them every
SO often, Would l be wrong in
trying to instruct himp / have
heard that a child gets con-
fused when parents act as
teachers because their meth
DDS may differ from those used
Cor to be used) in school.
I would appreciate any sug-
gestlons.
Also. can / reuse boxes that
frozen butter beans and meats
nave come in, but wrap food
in plastic bags?
Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
BY DIR. PAUL PoPENoE

Mr.. j. thinks his wife could
stand a little more maturity
Its one of the many points
on which she disagrees with
him.
"She sleeps till noon, smokes
a pack of cigarets a day, in
sists on going out for an ex-
pensive week end when we
have already used up our bud
get allowance for the whole
month-well, l could 60 on
indefinitely, but argument
doesn't change her. Maybe one
OF your rating scales would
open her eyes"
Well try. Mr.. j. Here goes.
]. She is independent of her
own mother, giving her views
no more and no less weight
than those of any other per-
son. n ! .
2. She is a complete and
satisfied partner. O i ..
Men Are Equals
8. She treats the male sex
on a basis Of equality, not as
either superior or inferior.
0 / Q
4. She meets the sex uues-
lions of ner children ade-
quately and without embar-
rassment. q >
.. She is prepared to change
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
Old Frames. Old Oils
And Outdoor Queries
E. H., alexandria

Recently was given two
old : fashioned gilt picture
frames, made, / believe, Of
wood and plaster gilded. I'M
fortunately a small section Of
each frame is missing. Can
anyone tell me how to repair
these frames, or where they
can be restored? l should also
like to know how to clean old
oil paintings,
Now for an outdoors ques-
ton: Is there a consultation
service for home landscaping
anywhere IN the Washington
or northern Virginia areasp
Are Department of Agriculture
or Virginia State Agriculture
leaflets available on home
landscaping? If so, where does
one write to obtain them?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01

teewoman for Virginia. will
share the platform with Mrs.
Alice Watts Hostetler, a past
president OF the Woman,s Ma
tional Democratic Club.
The meeting. scheduled for
8 pm, will be devoted to the
topic. The Party Platforms
and AAUW Aims"
Mrs. Hostetler, who has been
active in Maryland Democratic
politics fer years, is now sery-
ing her second term as secre-
tary of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee of Montgomery
County.
Mrs. Zimmerman until re-
Gently was vice chairman of
the State Republican Central
Committee from the Eastern
District of Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
Toke Five Steps
To Antique-White
IA. 81. Silrer Snrinn


To the lady who wanted to
antique-white her furniture:
|. Clean furniture with am
monia water; rinse with clear
water.
2. Next apply two coats of
fiat white paint. allowing to
dry between coats.
3. Now, to one cup turpen-
tine add two tablespoons of
linseed oil, add small GUAM
titles of raw lumber tobtain-
able at any paint store) a little
at a time until you get the
desired color. To this mixture
add one tablespoon fiat white
paint.
4. Apply this glazing LIQUID
to entire surface; when it
starts to get firm, wipe off in
streaks-Shading to taste (use
clean cloth.
S. A coat of clear, dull
flnish varnish will preserve it
tbut is not necessary.
Be sure that each coat is
dry before applying the next.
lWenty-four hours between is
best.
eThis is copy as it appeared
N =. c. H. last November.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
Program Set
On Politics
By AAUW


Both the Democratic and
Republican parties win be
represented tomorrow night by
the two guest speakers who
viii address the Alexandra
Branch, American Association
OF University Women. at its
October meeting in the Alex
andria Chamber of Commerce
Building, 400 South Washing
ton street.
Mrs. Cynthia Zimmerman Of
Mclean, Va. newly elected
Republican National commit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
.Fovorite Frosting
Mrs. I. S. Ia, Cheru az

Mrs I. S. H, Chevy Chase
Here is my favorite eclair
frosting. l am sure you will
like it:
Two squares chocolate, l
teaspoons boiling water. APP
proximately | cup confection-
er's sugar, u teaspoon vanilla.
Melt chocolate in small pan
over hot water. Add butter
and boiling water. Stir, remove
from stove and add sifted con-
fectioner's sugar gradually
until mixture is of right con-
sistency to SPREAD. Then add
vanilla. Keep on thin side for
eclairs-a bit thicker for cup
cakes. If it stiffens few drops
of hot water will remedy this.
Makes enough for II cup
cakes or six or more cellars.
depending on their size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
MODERN MARRIAGE
A Rdting Scale
OF Wife's Maturity

her ways or opinions whenever
evidence justifies. 0 / 2
6. She treats your relatives
as considerably as she treats
her own. O / 2
2. She gets up promptly and
cheerfully in the morning and
sends you to work with a good
; breakfast and smile. 0 l 2
Out With the Boys
8. She encourages you to GO
out with men occasionally
even though it means leaving
her at home. O i D
8. She lives on a sensible
budget and does not depend on
nagging, whining, or cajoline
you for money. O 3
10. She would be called. by
those who know her, distinctly
feminine. O >
Score this by letting o mean
mot at all. never: / is @an
average amount: 2 is entirely
or almost always" Let her
score herself; then you score
her; then add the scores and
divide by two. She can't expect
a perfect score of 20. but if she
or any other wife-can't
make an honest score OF more
than 10, she should send a
stamped, self addressed enve-
lope for a free copy of my re-
print, ITO Be Popular, Be Your
Age
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01

Mrs. Gore made her first
two speeches last week, Tues
day in Brunswick, N. j., and
Saturday in Columbus, Ohio.
To date. the rest Of her
schedule shapes up like this:
October l6 in Springfield, ILL.,;
October 1922 prop hopping"
in Florida; October "a and rs,
two speeches in Nashville.
There also is the possibility
OF a late October date in MN
nesota, where the local group
requested someone with a
Southern accent because they
are so crazy about Kefauyer,
Mrs. Gore says.
The Brunswick meeting was
very enthusiastic, with more
than 500 showing up for
dinner at which 400 were ex-
pected. she said.
They had to move the
tables out after dinner to
make room for everyone who
wanted to listen. All the local
candidates came, including the
men running for Congress in
two adjacent districts.
The fast-traveling Cores got
back to Washington within
five minutes of each other the
other day. both looking for
ward to four precious DAYS"
together-their last until cleo
ton day.
But this was rudely inter-
rupted the next morning at
breakfast when the telephone
rang. 1t was a frantic plea to
the Senator to fly out that
afternoon to address a big
meeting in Chillicothe, Ohio,
where another speaker had
suddenly cancelled. The Sena-
tor accepted.
To make matters worse for
Mrs. Gore. the Senator de-
cided he didn't have enough
time to prepare a whole
speech, so he would have to
borrow parts of the one she
had planned to use in Colum-
bus Saturday.
Il couldn't say the same
thing just so miles away from
Chillicothe. SO / had to get a
new one, she said ruefully.
During their brief time to
compare notes last week the
two Cores decided things
looked quite good for the ma !
tional Democratic ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
Mrs. Albert Gore Hits
Campaign Troll
Continued from Page B-4

/ Continued from Page B.
Louchheim Twice chairman Of
the Democratic National Com
mittee), asking me to make a
speech in Dayton-only it
turned out to be Columbus,
Il mulled that over for a
while, then decided / could
manage . be gone from home
for one day. ! wired her I'd
be there.
She explained she had been
concerned about who would
care for their 8-year-old son.
Albert. jr The Senator will
be on the road making
speeches most of the time until
November, and their I8-year-
old daughter, Nancy, is a
sophomore at Vanderbilt Col
lege in Tennessee.
The Cores Washington
home is an apartment at the
Fairfax Hotel, and Mrs. Gore
relies on hotel service. Hence
there is no maid to stay with
young Albert.
Mrs. Gore has an old friend
who has occasionally filled in
on such emergencies, and she
thought that would solve the
problem. But on returning to
Washington she found her
friend had gone home to Ken
lucky for two months,
A relative with three youne-
sters of her own might have
pinch hit. but her maid had
left and she had her hands
more than full.
Meanwhile, more requests
for speeches were coming in
while the problem Of little
Albert was still up in the air.
Finally she put in a call for
help to an old friend from
tennessee, the widow of a
one-time Congressman, Heron
Pearson. Mrs. Pearson agreed
to come and stay for the next
several weeks.
There is one day. before
Mrs. Pearson arrives. when
Mrs. Gore will be on the road.
But by careful figuring the
Cores have decided that the
Senator's busy schedule will
md him in Washington at
that time, to be with little AL
bert at night. The latter is at
81. Adams for most of the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
For Broader KNOWLEDGE?
Mrs. f. H. L. Arlinnton

Mrs. f. H. L.. Arlington
Would some of you readers
be able to suggest a way for
an adult who did not finish
nigh school to get help in
selecting special reading mat
ter that would help to broaden
ms general knowledge?
This person has had a fairly
successful career despite his
limited education, but he re-
grets every day of his life that
ne did not finish high school
and go on to college. Thanks
for any help.