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GOOD BUYS
USED BOATS

Sc 30' Richardson cxpr.. twin f35
h.p.; dinghy and other extras:
beautiful
50 35' Chris Commander, twin 145
hp Phone. co 2, gas stove,
Excel buy
'3S 36' Chris, dble. cabin. encl brdg
news $50 GRAY; REIN.
'54 ~ Richardson exp. twin 1875
hp. fiv brdg.. dual controls.
phone gas detector, fathometer
and many other extras. Very
clean.
81 rs Matthews. expr., twin 1855
h.p. phone. pilot. DF and
other extras.
SO 40' Richardson. DcFB. twin 1875
hip dual contr.. cleo. refgr.,
shower phone and many other
extras.
~ 4O' Matthews sed.. twin 155 h.p,
new 1855 shower. phone. other
extras Excel. buy.
Sc Az Richardson, dble. cabin. hy
brdg., twin 200 hip, fresh water
cool. teak decks. rsdar: depth
S1nInder' .t pi,ot gas as. det rsssr
opan lis volt gen. many other
extras. To settle estate. Real
dream boat.
81 Az Wheeler. dble cabin. ny
brdr twin $50 hip, phone.
shower, teak decks. D.F. and
other extras Excel. buy.
BEAT THE SPRING RUSH. BUY
NOW AT LOW WINTER PRICES.
MANY OTHER GOOD USED BOATS
Now AVAIL. VISIT OUR BROKER
AGE DEPT. OR GAIL RE. T-47a7.
WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. SW.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE So Corone: VS. 4-door:
orig. Jet black finish; absolutely Ike
new throughout: S745.
TAKOMA FORD
.s72J Piney Br Re-, s. s., JU. $1,000
ENGLISH FORDS-ALL MODELS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS, INC.
2501 Columbia Pike, Arl,, Va.
ia. 5-9223 II. 4-2300
FORD AZ Tudor; heater. snow TRES
on extra wheels: good cond. Tor
md car; S1O0. CAN WE. 5-67l6.
FORD 1854 Custom Ranch Wagon;
absolutely immaculate inside and
BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV
WO. $4,000.
FORD 81; your choice OF to choose
from: priced from sos.
TAKOMA FORD
s725 Piney Br. Rd., S, S., Ju. $1,000
FORD so CLUB COUPE
Radio, heater and turn signals.
white-wall tires. 2 extra snow tires.
In, excellent running cond. Owner
going overseas. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Priced to sell $3.50. Call
WO, 6-4444. Can be seen at 4444
Dexter st. NV.
FORD '52 custom VS. Fordor sedan:
in excel. cond. throughout. with r,
h.: only S4g5. WASHINGTON
MOTOR CO. l10 New York ave,
ne, RE. 7-43l1.
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CORRECTION

WE PAY TOPS FOR TRADE ms
This sd appeared on SUNDAY. jan
nary rs with the phrase fright now
We need capital" The proper phras-
ing IS as follows
Right now we need USED u
boats and used l0-h.p. motors. Your
trade-in is your denosit Select now
and nav IN srrinF
1857 Cruise-Alnng Cruisers
1857 johnson Outboard Motors
1857 Whirlwinds
1887 Pre-WinE IA II" beam,
1885 chris-crsft; IS eo-h.p ..o
1854 chris-craft: 81 9e-h.p.
1856 Ovens; 90. as-h.p.. - zoo
PATUXENT MARINES
1913 Baltimore Ave Hyatts. Nd
WA 7-426n Parking In Rear
Open Daily, 9-9--Saturtiay. o-6
The Star sincerely regrets any mis-
understanding which may have been
oecasioned by the incorrect wording
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

WIDOW LEAVING for Europe soon
would Ike to dispose OF lovely
furnished, new two bedroom home
II Hollywood, Florida Box 152-x.
Star.
VERMONT HOUSE, b.r.. about l
acre. currently and longtime oc-
cupled. $4,000. TE 6-6lS"
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FRANK SMALL

1886 Good Hope Rd. Sc LII. l-9647
FORD ST Customline So Fordor;
company official car. fully equip.
very few nAes. only one in stock;
] sperfai fndaV SI Q4E
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ROSENTHAL
CHEVROLET

..Glebe Rd. and Columbia Pike
Va. ia. 7-67s1
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FRANK SMALL

els PA. AVE. Sc. IL. 4-s247
FORD % convertible Sunliner. Ford
omatic. radio. heater. Wv. tires,
Styletone tropical rose ano white
finish. with near-new black top.
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE
FORD 1856
TUDOR SEDAN

This is fully equipped
with every convenience
that makes handling
this car a pleasure.
Full price is only
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FRANK SMALL

1875 Good Hope Rd Sc. LII. l-9647
FORD So 6-cyl. Fordor: with Ford
omatic heater. seat covers. etc;
very clean. perfect End car; special
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FRANK SMALL,

1876 Good Hope Rd Sc. LU. l-9647
FORD IS Customline 80" Ranch
Wagon: Fordomatic. +. and h. other
accessories: one owner. low mi. eX-
tremely clean. must be seen to be
appreciated; guar: special today.
GI EAS
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FORD "a

FORD "a
y y4SS, standard shift r and HI
BILL ADAMS, INC.
1909 MINI Ave. NE. LII. 2-7g0O
q Block off Benning Rd.l
FORD 1855 Fairlane blue convert
lble: Fordomatic, r. and h.; Wv.
tires; perfect condition throughout,
Returning diplomat. Call NO. z
6249 or EN-. 2-75sl.
FORD 1856 Fairlane IS" Tudor
tdemo1strator); buckskin. tan and
omatic radio, heater, other acces:
sories; never sold: new-car title and
guarantee; terrific savings.
TRIANGLE FORD
3Ol0 R. /. Ave. NE. DE. 2-6302
FORD 1855 Fairlane VS. Fordor: r.
and b., Fordomatic; black finish;
TAKOMA FORD
s725 'iney Br. Rd., S. s., JU. $1,000
FOR "a VS. Customline Ranch
Wae n, Fordomatic, fully equipped I:
very low mileage: best buy. Si.;Sg5.
PAUL BROS. (oLDSl wis. and
Ellicott st. NV. KE. 7130S.
FORD 1855 Ranch Wagon; VS. mo-
tor. Fordomatic, heater. turn sig
mails, 2-tone finish, tiptop through
out special price OF only l.5SS.
Written guarantee
TRIANGLE FORD
3010 R. l. Ave. NE. DE. 2-63O2
FORD 55 Victoria, Fordomatic, r..
h.. many extras; new cond.: must
sell. 1888. KE. S-61S6.
FORD SO Summer VS. convertible:
blue and white, r. and h., Wv
tires; S2.1S5 JU. 9-3499.
FORD 1855 Victoria VS.: r. and
h., Fordomatic. Wv. tires: 2-tone
finish: S1.645.
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PARKWAY FORD

I303o NJ st. NV. Fl. 3-2204
FORD 1854 Fordor CreStline 81:
ForGomatic, radio heater. Wv.
tires. DARK green finish. 500.
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AUTO DISCOuNT

AO ~ DIOOOON I
1910 r. l. Ave NE CO. 5-S2l4
CHEVROLET SO Model "2I0": Al
cond.; $4,000 orig. mi: $3.50. ia.
5-90US after 8 pm.
CHEVROLET SO Bel Air 4-dr. sedan
fully equipped low mileage; like
new. Best offer. No dealers JU
9-6667 or JU a-756G.
CHEVROLET 1888 Bel Air So conv.
r. and h. p.g.. 3-tone white and
turquoise, Wv. tires. / / 500 miles:
Gl I'm MO r. EsIn
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s, STUDEBAKER

ANGAON<4N ~ L OOGOI11NG1t
12i5 BALTIC. AVE. COL. PIX. MD
UN 4-S600
CHEVROLET AZ 4-dr.; r.. h.. excel
runnine cond new trans. good
tires $3.50 or best offer. OIL. 2-493l
CHEVROLET 80 2-dr.: r. and h.,
black iinlsh, runs good: SID.
PARKWAY FORD
5000 NJ ST. NV. FE. 3-a2O4
CHEVROLET SO hardtop vs. 4-dr.
2-tons finish. ess han 10000 miles,
an outstanding value for only
So .O95. Cash. terms or trade to suit
your individual need
PEAKE BUICK, INC.
EN- 2-200i. open . TO -.
CHEVROLET 1867 styleline deluxe
Cdr. original blue finish, radio.
heater: pnowerslide Very nice condi-
Allison Motor Sales
45el 14th St. NV. tn. s-l30s.
CHEVROLET 80 Model go: r., h
a-dr. sed;. peri. cond. Extra snow
tires. RE. 7-30g2. Can be seen
all day. 1917 X st. NV. Best offer
CHEVROLET 1850 Fleetline 2-dr,
original green finish, radio, heater
like new. See to appreciate. 500
Cash. trade or terms. Ask for Jefi
Allison Motor Sales
4521 l4th ST. NV. TU. 2-330S
CHEVROLET 1851 sport coupe; RE
GLIDE. Mechanically perfect. Full
price, S3U5 NO CASH NEEDED
Small monthly or weekly payments
DAVE MOTORS, 20l X st NV
ME S-37l6. Closed Sunday.
CHEVROLET so 8-cyl. Bel Air hard
top; IN excel, cond. Sl35ll cash
Or take over payments. 10. =
CHEVROLET 80 Bel Air 4-dr.. r
and h.; clean throughout; $500
HILL a. SANDERS, Wash's Oldest
Ford Dealer. lila Vermont aye,
r Nv e., Ap p, 4;43oo' Open ewes u
CHEVROLET 1864 "2l0" cdr. Sc.
heater, Powerglide, excellent condi;
ssoj, See JeS ESyns at: ~
Allison Motor Sales
452l l4th st. NV. tn. 2-330S
CHEVROLET 80 Bel Air sports sed,i
under 1000 mi; T. and h., auto.
price, Sl.995 ia. 2-5637,
CHEVROLET '55 station wagon;
straight shift y cylinder; like new;
Si,4g5 PERKINS MOTOR SALES
CHEVROLET 40 Fleetline 4-door;
excel. appearance. good running
cond.; S285. HE, $4,000.
CHEVROLET So Bel Air rs" COW.
powerglide, radio, heater. Wv,
tires. 2-tone paint, nylon top; low
mileage; Sl,705. WA. 7-S0l0, AP
1.fS65
CHEVROLET 80 Bel Air VS. cdr
fully equip. wks. old; owner
called to service; best offer. 10
CHEW. 1856 Nomad station wagon
4 mos. old. 5000 MI. silver and
ivory: All extras; save Sl.400. Cal
OIL. ARGOS.
CHEW. 81 Styleline 4.dr.; Z. and h.,
powerglide, snow tires, going over.
seas: $3.50. IA. 1880.
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FRANK SMALL,

1896 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LII. l-9647
FORD 1854 VS. convertible coupe:
and h.. auto transm.. Wv. tires.
payment. bank financing! MCNEIL
PONTIAC. 1890 Wis. ave OIL. 4.
5000. In the Heart of Bethesda.
FORD So Customline 49, cow;
beautiful diamond blue with overdr.,
T. and h., Wv. tires, etc: extremely
clean. real sharp; guar: special to-
day 81 595
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BUICK 1856 Roadmaster: e-tone
blue. power steering, brakes and
seat; electric antenna: completely
equipped with many other ac-
this week. owner leaving town
$3.50 or best offer. Cali MR.
ALIEN at DI. 7-6S5O bet. q am.
ana 3 pm: evenings. tn. 2-77s7
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CHEW. 1855 Bel Air 4-dr.: green anc
ivory: power packed: fully equipped
10000 MI: orig. owner: Sl,595 oil
best offer. o.. $500 or OIL
4-22SS, ewes.
CHEW. SO Bel Air 9 dr.; pvt. owner:
smart 2-tone blue: r. and r.: pow
ergl. sacr Si,750. II. 3-0340.
20'
CHEW. '55. late model "2lO" series.
VS. engine. 2-dr. sedan. r. g. h.,
good cond. $1.450 or best offer.
RIA. 6-l7l2.
CHEW. 81 Carryail Suburban s
PASSENGER: radio. heater; excel. con-
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vi PARKWAY FORD

$3.50 NJ S.. NV FE. j-2204
FORD '52 Customline IS" Tudor:
Fordumatic. radio, heater; light
grenr finish. Slnn
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CADILLAC 1855 coupe; blue, i'm.
maculste, power steering, power
brakes, excellent value at s4.iob
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1929 22nd 81 NV. BT. $4,000
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PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE,
NEW USED-CAR LOCATION
10Th and L SITS. NV. ST. 3-7107
FORD SO custom IS" Fordor; COM
panY official car. very few miles;
fully equip; last one in stock; special
TODAY 81 oo5
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

WI NEED CARS. station wagons
pickups WOLFE MOTORS lIa'
Wisconsin ave NV. FE 3-404@
BUYING CARS AND TRUCKS for
Junk; highest prices and fast serv-
ice. CY 7-S763: ewes, CY. 7-SSSn
WILL PAY SIS UP for Did autos.
trucks and wrecked ears WA
7-0631: after q I'm, JU 9-SlO2
PRIVATE PARTY wants best buy in
car for cash. ia. h-0lg7
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PEAKE BUICK. INC.

Faiylington Shopping Center
Alex. Va. Ov 3-o350
FORD 1854 Crestline IS" Victoria
ForTomatic. radio. heater. blue and
white finish with matching up
holstery; a top-quality car: special
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3O3a NJ st. NV. FL 3-2204
FORD 55 convertible: Fordomatic,
r. and h., Continental spare, Wv.
tires, real beauty: 81 500. HILL
Il SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. lI14 Vermont ave. NV,
AID. 4-430U. Open ewes. I'll y,
Sal til ).
FORD So VS. Fairlane Tudor; r.
ana h styietone gray and white
finish. low mileage. real nice;
81 ,G9J. HILL & SANDERS. Wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer, lila Vermont
ave. NV, AID. 4-43UU. Open ewes.
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FORD 50 Country Squire, Fordoma-
tic, lower steering, power windows.
Wv. tires; one owner: very low
mileage. ike new. SI,ey5. HILL &
SANDERS. lila Vermont ave. NV.
AID. i-4300. Open ewes. IL .:
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FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

AGREEMENT: Poetess Amy
Lowell was known for her &C.
centric habits, which never failed
to astound her visitors.
One night in her home. she
was entertaining a literary critic
The discussion turned to con-
temporary poetry. Their views
were sharply divergent. Before
long they were arguing heatedly.
Suddenly, when the argument
was at its peak, Miss Lowell got
up, took a box of cigars from a
drawer and offered one to her
guest.
After a few puffs, his anger
was dissipated.
Il say, this is a fine cigar" he
murmured approximately.
Miss Lowell took a cigar from
the box, put it in her mouth and
lit up. She took a deep puff
and sighed contentedly.
well, at least there is one
thing on which we can agree, a"
she said to her guest, who was
staring at her with disbelief.
1--WE both like the same cigars. "
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FEATURE Rcz
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
A Nap May Be the Best Medicine
By DR.. PETER J. sTeINcRoHN

Il feel like new mani Learn
ing how to take a snooze has
changed my life. It's a wonder
to me why people have to go to a
doctor to be told what they al
ready know is good for them. :"
So said a friend yesterday.
How true-on both counts.
have seen thousands of patients
who have been transformed into
happy. relaxed persons by the
simple process of taking snoozes
as a part of their daily plan.
With them the snooze has be-
come ritual. Never again will
they forego it. And. like my
friend. they wonder why so many
people wait to be told by a doc
tor that the snooze is beneficial.
There are a number of reasons
for this. In a world in which
everybody seems to have at least
a slight case of the filters, we
are so wound up that we dare not
take time out to relax
Some middle-aged patients
have told me they'd like to try
taking maps, but something deep
inside of them rebels at the
thought. 1T makes me feel as if
I'm becoming an old fogy.
Snoozing is all right for granny
or grandpappy; but it seems silly
for grown person. Night time
is the proper time for sleeping"
Others have tried mapping once
or twice but have been unable to
turn the trick. They say: Il
haven't been able to relax. 1t
really doesn't do me any good.
Why persist in it?"
A Useful Art
In my experience in treating
the taut, tired and anxious, moth
ing 1 ever prescribed was as
efficacious as the common gar
den-variety Of "snoOZe." Neither
pep pills" nor Sedatives equaled
the simple practice of learning
how to take nap.
Therefore I advise that you
learn how. And it requires learn
ing! You can't expect to know
how to play the fiddle after only
a few tries; mapping requires
practice, too. Some learn easily;
others must keep at it for weeks
before they are able to quickly
fall off into a sound, refreshing
sleep.
I remember one high-powered
businessman who brushed the
suggestion aside. me nap? Not
on your life. l haven't got the
time. Besides. think it's silly for
a grown man to lie down in his
Office for a nap. Homes the place
for sleeping-and that means
nighttime"
However. I was at last able
to convince him that he had no
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choice. His electrocardiogram
was showing changes and his
blood pressure was climbing. He
bought a couch for his inner
Office. He left orders with his
Office force that he was not to be
disturbed for any reason between
/ and 2 o'clock. Within a week
you would hardly have recog-
nized the man. Dark circles I'M
der his eyes had vanished; no
more complaints of being tired
and a feeling of well-being that
he had not had since his thir-
ties.
This rejuvenated man became
an exponent of the nap. He con-
verted more of my patients to
it than l .could myself!
Tips on Mapping
Here are some tips about maps
and snoozes. Some persons hesi-
tate to take them because they
fear regular sleep will be inter-
fered with. Not SO. In fact, most
say that they have been sleeping
better since taking maps because
they have been more relaxed at
night.
When is a good time TO take a
nap? Anytime that is feasible,
provided you feel like one. Pref
erably you should take one for
an. hour after lunch; and for a
half-hour before dinner. You will
be amazed by your added vitality
in the afternoon; and you will
not drag through" the evenings
as you used to, waiting for bed
time. Your batting average as a
human being will go up in your
Office and IN your home. You will
say, as others have: Il feel like
new man COR woman"
If you are healthy. snoozes will
help keep you that way.
II you suffer from ulcer, high
pressure. heart disease or any OF
l0l other conditions, daily maps
will often do more good than
pretty yellow capsules or green
pills.
Begin taking a daily snooze
tomorrow. Give it a good try.
If at the end of 10 days snoozes
haven't transformed" you-then
you can write in and call me
all sorts of names.
released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.
Tomorrow: Are You O hypocondrioc2
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Satellite Model PIunned

NEW YORK. Jan. 3 (P.-The
Hayden planetarium this sum-
mer will show what the earth
satellite will look like in the sky
when 1t is launched by United
States scientists studying the
mysteries of space.
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idTJlcle OF furnishing ana ask
ing me where / had got it and
what I had paid for it. Then she
asked all kinds of questions
about our whole family. / can't
stand people like that and I
don't believe Charles could ever
be happy with her-besideS he
hasn't got the money to keep her
in the luxuries she wants.
Charles MY sister is really
going too far in interfering with
my life. I wanted her opinion
of my friend, but I didn't ex-
Ipect to get a barrage of abuse
against me and this woman.
I think my sister is being un-
fair, but just the same. her atti-
tude worries me. I wonder
whether 1 can be so blind that
I just can't see these things my
sister is talking about.
have been going out with
this woman several months and
I've never noticed her being un-
mannerly. She seems to have a
taste for luxurious things, but
Il believe she has a fairly good
idea of what my income is and
she wouldn't bother with me if
it was just money she was in
terested in.
I'm really confused now and
am afraid to introduce this
woman to my friends because
she may make bad impression
on them as well. l had hoped
she would fit in well with my
family and friends because these
things really count as you get
older.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
The Council: Rita has abused
her sisterly privilege of looking
over" her brothers friend. She
was asked for an opinion and
has instead torn the woman
apart and is up in arms to pre-
vent her mature brother from
making a fool of himself. Charles
should realize his sister is being
overbearing, and should be less
iintimidated by her opinion.
Il can't stand people like
that" says Rita. overlooking the
fact that her reaction has been
a strongly personal and femi-
nine one. She despises the wom-
ans lack of social finesse with
out stopping to realize her
brother may not find this so
very important. She shows a
lack of social f1nesse herself in
this hostile explosion against the
woman who may very well be-
come her sister-in-law.
Rita has also applied that
harsh term gold digger" to a
woman who may simply be look
ing for a certain degree of Sc
lcurity. If the woman has gone
out with Charles for several
months, she probably has fair
ly good idea of how much she
can expect with him. Charles
ought to clarity the matter
further If he has any doubt
on this question.
/ Charles should have more
confidence in his own judgment.
| A sisters opinion can be valu-
able but Rita's reaction appears
too violent to be taken as OBJ
jective. If the woman appeals to
Charles. she is likely to fit in
we'll with his friends. He should
certainly introduce her to them
and observe particularly how
she gets along with other wom-
en, if this is important to him.
If it isn't. he ought to try to
forget and go by his own feel
ings.
Copyright 1857, General Features Corp.)
/ Tomorrow: my husbond hos q row
ing eye"
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FAMILY COUNCIL
Widower
Confused
By Sister
THE PROBLEM

MRS. RITA E.-My brother is
making a fool of himself.
CHARLES J.-She'S going too
far.
THE DETAILS
Mrs. Rita Ell want to pre-
vent my brother, who is a widower
in his COS. from making a very
bad marriage. It's true he is
old enough to make his own
decisions, but sometimes an older
man can be more of a fool than
Ia young one.
Charles brought this woman
to my home for a weekend for
me to look her over. Aside from
the fact that she is nice looking
and a good talker can see
nothing good in her-and a lot
that's wrong. She Is nosy, un-
mannerly and, I suspect, a gold
digger.
This woman went through my
home carefully examining every
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The FomiIy Council consists Of O Judge.
psyehiotrist, three elereymen. q
newspaper editor, o women's editor
ond two writer's. Eoeh article is q
summary Of on octuoI cose history
The council reports on problems thoI
have been deoIt with by responsible
agencies ond counseIors.
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The next Security for Your column
will appear Mondoy.
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(You may write to Ray Henry
in care Of The Star about your
own social security or retirement
prob Ell m. Please enclose a
stamped. self-addressed envelope
and rs cents in conn.,
From AP Newsfeature)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

He was for six years a
member of the board of
trustees at Meadville Theo-
logical School. University of
Chicago, where he won his
DID. in 1947. A former
president of the Liberal Min
listers Club of New York.
this member of the board of
directors of the Unitarian
Service Committee is also on
the National Advisory Coun-
Gil. ProtestantS and Other
Americans United for Sep
aration of Church and State.
Who is this? Turn to page 90.
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He served three years on
the Council of the Ma
tional Committee for Mental
Hygiene.
Numer lectureShipS
have caused him to travel
extensively in this country
and abroad. Despite his
travels and his prolific writ
ing, this carpentry-hobbyist
has found time to restore an
old homestead near Wood
stock, Va. His other inter-
ests are photography and
boating.
He is married and has two
children.