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When he drew up in front Of his house. the lights
burning in the living He hadn't left them on,
ne knew Patty must have come in.
She was in the library over near the window 1t
moment before he realized her face was sreaked with
tears
Have good time?" he managed casually.
No, didn't have good time
He waited, reluctant TO probe
well, aren't you going to ask me why?' she said
after minute
Why" he inquired dutifully
Because, she said and the tears started again. YOU
were right He got into on the freeway. begged
him to stop. He wouldn't stop. grabbed his arm -.
You shouldn't have done that. Patty he burst out,
why, you could have -
She nodded. Il know. Nothing happened
except that he slowed down. He called me a coward
The tears slipped silently down her checks. Daddy,
why did you let go out with Off Merritt"
Il don't know why he said Ard then he turned and
faced her. Yes do. And I'm going to be honest with
you Patty. guess that when right down it,
] would rather risk losing your life than your love.
guess - I'm coward too
She wiped her eyes with the back Of her hand in a
totally chldlike gesture. well, you don't have 10
worry from on. she said. because I've decided
like Gif isn't worth rskng your life for.
He stood helpless before her = the yrant Of his heart
who ruled with such wisdom and understanding Then
he sank into the big leather chair and his hand touched
a book she had left there II lengthy and rather
confusing guide the understanding of teen-age prob
lens = one Of dozen more such books he had
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harsh detergents, and heals
hands already made rough and
red by exposure to hot water and
soapy cleansers.
The new lotion, called Silicare,
has special protective and medi-
Gated ingredients that perform
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Amazing New Discovery
for ROu6h, Red, Hurt Hands,!

Protects and Heals AS No Cosmetic Lotion Can
Seals out Harsh Detergents Seals in Healing Medication
New York. N Y. (SpecaD Every who has eve
washed dish will welcome the from the Revon Pharma
cal Division of medical discovery that protects hands from
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Test Shown On 1854. 600 Question" Prove
Silicare Protects As No Cosmetic Lotion Ca

To prove Silicare prevents skin-damaging
substances from touching your hands, this
demonstration was made on TVS 1854, 900
Question: A housewife covered one hand with
Silicare the other with cosmetic lotion. Both
hands were held in black stain.
Removed and rinsed, the "Silicare" hand was
clean-the other badly stained. Proof Silicare
seals out water and skin-aging cleansers-pro-
tects your hands from soaps, detergents, hot
water-as no cosmetic lotion can!
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the seemingly impossible task Of
preventing skin-damaging sub
stances from coming in contact
with hands. 1t forms a water
repellent film that seals out many
harmful agents such as deter
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gents; and at the same time Sill
care seals in healing medication
that gets deep down to painful
cracks and cuts. In cold o<+dry
weather, it protects hands. face,
lips, legs, heels-all exposed skin.
Silicare protects and heals
your hands as no cosmetic lotion
can :. actually takes the place
of cosmetic lotions and creams.
1t is not sticky or greasy.
Revlon's new medicated Silicare
is available at all drug counters.
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HELP-WoMEM

LADIES (white)-Can you use $50.
$50 for 3 evenings a week, Z
hours per night? No previous ex.
perience needed. For appointment
write Box 325-E. Star.
WOMAN to be resident manager n
q large, new, luxury apt. bldg. In
Wash. Person must have consider.
able. experience in handling cthel
employees and managing large
apt. bldg. Excellent opportunity fol
the right person. State experience
in reply. Box 3S1-H, Star.
WOMAN, 3O-4e. genl. ONCE work
some typing nee, start. sal, S25(
mo-. must reside vic. College PIX.
Md. IL AMI pm. WE. $4,000
WOMEN. nart time, can earn SAC
per week from your home. Tele-
phone solicitation. Must have un-
limited phone. Box &c. Star. !.
WOMEN "a. We can assure you Of
steady income If YOU can work 3
hrs, a day outside your home. DI
7-5253 81 pm.
YOUNG LADY. white, to assis
salesman in making appointments
Neat appearance and nice person
atty are essential requirements
Phone MR.. SANDER at LU
l-S56l
YOUNG LADY. white, part time
hours. $3.50 pm. $3.50 pm. daily
Sat. Sun. 1880 pm. to 10 pm
ia I'll 132
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WV "'''' NV %
AIR CONDITIONER RENTALS :
From now till Oct ]. S59 60 one on.
co INC. 2l27 18th ST. NV, CO.
o-059S
AIR. COND., "a ton Carrier; fan.
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AIR Condolences : . window
type, York make "a ton, ITO v.
&C Cheap Call LA 6-0l53
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MOTOR TRAVEL
LEAVING FOR MIAMI, take

LEAVING FOR MIAMI, take 2
people. u. 6-3907.
NEW ORLEANS-Leaving June IA
take up to persons; no drivinl
req.; share expenses. JU. 9-7573
DUBUQUE. IOWA; will take rider,
Friday. June IA. Return June %
''55 Ford. HU. 1886.
COLLEGE STUDENT wants ride tC
Gainesville, Fla: leave June l3 OF
IA; drive your car or share DRIVING
expenses Call EARL WADE, JE
RIDER WANTED to Los Angeles
young engineer leaving July l +: $40
travelling cheap KE. 6-93S3.
ONE TO HELP DRIVE MY CAR tC
Milwaukee on or about June IS
Call ia. S-5l61.
MAN, driving to Lincoln, Nebr., Junt
20. . wkS., take one man; share
expenses. Box 326-E, Star.
YOUNG MAN wants PASSENGER Il
share expenses and driving to Sar
Francisco; exc. refs. IA. 9-3266
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sITUATIoMs-WoMEN

BEAUTIClAN. expert on all branches
and shampoo girl TO also handl.
phone Call no. 2.22ba.
CLERK TYPIsT. intelligent. alert
conscientious teen-ager. seeks sum
mer once position. available JUNE
~. EN- 2-700J.
COLLEGE STUDENT. colored. desirel
Job as typist or work OF any kind
DU. 1-lS5.. n-i
DESK CLERKi refined lady in hote
or apt, BLDG. n-6, no typing. 30,
,S5-E. Star
EDITORIAL-ADVTG PROMOTION
Specialized education aIo exper n
editing, newswtitinp, copywritinp
and layout In rchnical.srlentlilc
nelds Wld challenging pos Will
future. Sal SSu-Sj Box ~ S-E. Star
HIGH SCHOOL GRAD, with i-yr
nursery exper, des. empl In nurs.
cry sch. child care. OF 4-AOO3
LAUNDRESs, colored. wants work "a
do al home Call any time Sunday
sfter q weekdays 10, -4278
MOTHERS HELLER, mature white
lady, good refs Available after
June 10. Boz 3J5-E. Star.
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EXPER. WOMAN wants ironing an,
evening Refs. RIA $4,000
EXPERT FLOOR CLEANING. wax.
lng, wall and window washing
What have you7 IA g-731S
EFFICIENT. dependable colored
woman desires days work, Ii
1.Sh1O
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COOK

Experienced colored woman 10
cook for family Of s adults IN sum
mer home In New Hampshire Trans
TO 4J. size ~ or under. Must have
local references, Must be nonsmoker
and nondrinker Good salary for
right person. Call OIL 6-7l34, be-
tween $3.50 am. and $3.50 pm, for
appointment
COOK. noon through dinner, apt
vicinity Mass. and Wis, aves. I!
adults only. maid Al, also employed a
KS 7-YTSss after 10 am.
Civ, I've in r. c z children Ss;1 PVT y
Sal SAL open open Refs req OIL 7-si2S,
CIV, plain eookins, sleep in some
Rear CHEVY I've chs,e eiiss Espsr
HELP. $50 TO start. oil. 5.i;i6i
G.H.w., ldry, 3 MORNINGS weekly
European preferred AL ref re.
auircd. AID 2-.15b after / am
GIL. W. AND COOK, live In; Thurs
day and every. other Sunday Oh
top salary. Call after : pm, OIL,
4.40BO
cent ref pleasant country. area
home, close to. d. c. school agt
salary 70 start Gail HE. 1880
q INV 30 to 40 Dr.s home; =
refs, ST. EN- s.basb
G.H.w.,Rsflnsd hcm, in n CHEVY y,
! pvt rm, bath, ~ i've In sun
Refs nee Phone after y am
Oh. 1.c9O4.
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TYPIST, part time. 1913 Mon, Tues
and Wed. for general ONCE work
$50 Write full particulars, do not
phone or visit. 1910 National Press
Rldp
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YOUNG LADY

YOUNG WOMAN, white TO Learn
general ONCE work: some tipping
knowledge -equired. Good oppor-
tunity for beginner with no bust
ness experience to learn many
phases of once work. Paid holi-
days. vacat ons with pay No Sat.
work. Cow. to those living in ne.
and sc. sections Apply WASH
INGTON ENVELOPE CO.. Goth
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HELP-D0MESTIC

CHILD CARE. general homework
Live in Refs, REQ 10. 3-Gl3s.
COOK-G.H.W., live In: excel Job IN
lovely home, SIS wk. wo. 6.3l"5
COOK .HOUsEKEEPERi in family,
In flne home on Long Island ! hour
from New York City. First-class
rookine experience and references
required NO 1.177S
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REAL ESTATE statesmen and sales
women-we have more properties
than We can possibly expedite with
our present stan. Call kORZEN-
DORFER, OIL. I-Sl1l
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Continued on Next Passl
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PAINTING, exterior and roof paint
ing. briex and frame: free esti-
mates. ia. a-4937
PAINTING, interior. exterior. 30
years experience. reaS. rates HU.
3-5lAS. after u pm. weekdays.
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YOUNG WOMAN

27-4O. The Electric Institute of
Washington mas a position with its
electrical exhibit stan. Appearance
and intelligence primary requisites
80 week. good salary; perr1a-
nent. Interviews by appointment
Only, Phone MR.. DILLON. ME. s.
223O a.3O am. to pm
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TELLER-AssT- RKKPR

SAVINGS and Loan Association has
opening for a teller. also asst book
keeper, Permanent positions ex-
cellent WORKING conditions 5-day
week Annual and sick leave, group
inturance benefits. Phone IL. 4-BsOi.
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business subjects Low tuition. Free
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AIR CONDITIONERS. axi2 hooked
rug with = small TO match. excel
cond.: washing machine, S25; G-E
washing machine. S35 needs at
tertionl; other misc. articles. OIL
E-N-In
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AIR CONDITIONER for car; new;
$3.50 installed. After 6 pm. XII.
SStOs
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TYPIST
TYPIST

Weekly news magazine seeks ac-
ment primary duties will consist OF
statistical typing and figure work
one or two years experience re-
CURED ~ wpm. minimum: excel
lent opportunity to become affiliated
with an outstanding organization
offering permanent employment: air
conditioned building.
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ALE CONDITIONER. i ton With
thermostnt; used = seasons; $50
IA --U-.1
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AIR Condolences. FANS, YOUR
choice No money down, small
weekly or monthly pay plan Free
EM 9.u195 NOW
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TEACHERS
AGENCY
TELEPHONE OPERATOR

Familiar with PIX board.
excellent position we pay
good salary. many company
BENEFITS included. Ask for Mr..
May, MARV1N'S. 734 9TH 81
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ABACUSES, cast iron and copper
tea kettles. hand plows. fire signs,
stone crooks. cider presses coy
boilers. door knockers, cast wafie
irons. coach lamps. sun dials, gas
NANTES jerks. Washington's Old
est Hardware and Stove Store SINGS
1856. 72j 9TH st. NV. Ma. s-0S4s.
ACCORDION. If. size, Stradavari,
new-value, 1913: will sacrifice for
5000. CARUSO'S RESTAURANT,
427 11th ST. NV. Tel d.. 1-61 So.
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AIR CUNDIIIUNEk' Oh 2 n'p'I
like new; S95. HE. 4-1424.
AIR CONDITIONER. Philco, "a h.p:
used season; perfect cond,; $50;
lnauAr,c citu pa E.l0hA
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SlTS-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE-White desire work as
earetaker and Ehw. either insti-
tutlonal apis. house unit or pvt.
home. OIL. 4-Ul25.
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AIR CONDITIONER, almost new.
a4-ton Air-Temp, SO. EN-. 3-77o4:
AIR CONDITIONER. 50 Carrier IA
ton, used | month Sl5O, CAN
EN-. 2-2Oil after $50 NJ.
AIR CONDITIONER 4-ton sailed
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AIR COND.. conyen. type. Seton;
used d mos excel cond., trade for
.nnnn...n tuna IL n-nIlA
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ACCORDION, used mos. 100 base.
> switch; $3.50 value, Sl15. RE.
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AIR CONDITIONER. automobile;
will nj most autos Guaranteed.
Special $40 80. installed Phone
MIR. WHETZEL, DE. 1880 or
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WASHINGTON STORE
7th, 9th and E SITS. NV.

PHYSICAL THERAPIST. must be
equip dept Excel sal. and vacation
policy Life ms and disqualification
furp. Chief and stan DOS. open. APP
piy administrator. ROANOKE ME-
MORTAL HOSPITAL. Roanoke, Va.
o5s
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Continued From Preceding Page

did wife Mrs Thompson attends the
vety. the violin in the school orchestra
musical chores do Them
cuvatng garden
pong of family
artless
grandchildren
tribuor David Eisenhower who said
followed sisters Barbara
of the Eisenhower
children, young have contributed much yet,
major stationed Chatting often with the Dwight Esen
visiting simultaneously Thompsons
family rather than military political
politics would family unity
grandchdn other grandfather the President
ideal father daughter a we'll!
Evening star., 1957-04-28

SUNDAY MAGAZINE WASHINGTON c. ApRu 20 ,9s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
SibIey Site

without dissent or debate the House
has approved legislation under which
Sibley will acquire, as site for its pro-
on Loughboro road. The land is part
of what is left of the original Dalecarlia
reservoir and water treatment reServa-
ton. Senator MorSe'S subcommittee has
also recommended approval, and the
legislation will soon be headed for the
Senate, where favorable action is an
ticipated.
Chief opposition to the use Of the
site for a hospital has come from the
Corps of Engineers, which controls the
water supply; the District Commission
ers, who must find the funds for sub
sides to private as we'll as public hos
pitalS and from the National Capital
Planning Commission. In substance, the
planning commissions adverse report on
the site was that the location was inap-
propriate from the planning point OF
view.
The controversy has clearly dem
onstrated the influence in Congress Of
the supporters of Sibley Hospital. 1t
also has demonstrated the evident lack
of proper machinery in this city for
determining where private hospital
should be located in best serving the
public interest. Sibley'S new location is
the result Of highly effective lobbying,
and the inclinations of its supporters.
1t sheuld have been chosen through
some disinterested study of the hos
pital needs of the community which
will contribute so per cent of the public
funds going into hospital construction
We have no doubt that Sibley will
perform a useful public service, no mat
ter where 1t is located. 1t will be desir-
able, at the same time, If the Senate
District Committee, in forwarding its
favorable report to the Senate on the
site, will include in full the objections
Of the engineers in charge of the future
water supply of this city, and those Of
the Commissioners and the planning
commission These should be preserved,
at least for the record, although they
obviously were not convincing to the
legislators.
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Overweight Babies

Someone is always coming along to
take the Joy out of life. For more years
than we care to remember the roly-poly,
gurgly type has been our idea of the
ideal baby. But this, 1t seems, is all
wrong. Such an infant may be suffer-
ing from overnutrition, and the doting
parent who stufrs his child with pablum
and vitamins may actually be shorten
ing the youngsters life.
This, we gather, is the view Of one
Dr. Gilbert B. Forbes, who has summa-
rized scientific study Of the nutrition
of babies. The answer, as we get 1t, is
to cut down on the infants food intake
until he acquires that lean and hungry
look. This may be all right for learned
dissertation In quiet and serene class
ROOM But we note with interest that
DR.. Forbes offers no suggestion as to
what should be done when the squalling
serves notice that 1t is time for the 2
am. feeding
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Crisis in Education

Crisis" is one OF the most over
worked and most loosely used words of
our time, but 1t seems to apply aptly
enough to what is in the making for
the colleges and universities of America.
At any rate, as special presidential
committee has just reported after
16-month study, our educational situa-
ton is compounded of many upsetting
and even revolutionary things. One is
the explosion" of knowledge and popu-
lation that has taken place since the
start of World War II. Another is the
unparalleled demand" by Americans
for more and better schooling. And
a third is the fact that between now
and 1870, within the next ten years or
so, the number Of young men and women
enrolled in our institutions Of higher
learning will increase from the present
total of million to total of 6 million.
Yet, according to what the commit
tee has told the President, our colleges
and universities are "in no shape" to
cope with such vast prospective multi
plication of students. This is so because
their resources are already strained,
jeopardy, and their projected plans fall
far short Of the indicated need" A
great expansion of physical facilities will
be required, but adequate funds for 1t
are not in sight. More important still,
the biggest and hardest problem in
volved has to do with the shortage Of
competent teachers. In the committees
view, II this is to be overcome, there
must be an average increase Of rs to 80
per cent in faculty salaries (the earn
ingS Of many instructors and professors
today run poor second to those Of UNI
skilled laborerS, not to mention skilled
workers and members of the other
profeSSions).
It is with all this in mind, and much
more besides, that the committee has
recommended to the President pro-
gram Of Federal, State, local and private
action. The action would be directed
toward such detectives as helping our
colleges and universities to increase
their expenditures threefold above the
current level. Among other things, it
would include revision of the revenue
laws to encourage individuals and cor
porations to increase their contributions
TO these institutions. Why not? AS
others have pointed out, for example,
II our tax-paying businesses each gave
an annual gift of only 1000 to higher
education, the total would add up to
more than $670 million year.
The Presidents committee has made
clear, in any event, that prompt meas
ures along this line are imperative. To
do nothing would be merely to condemn
our country to an educational crisis in
the truest sense of the word
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China Bound

From all indications some Is to 40
young Americans are going to leave
Moscow tomorrow on the long and for
hidden journey to Peiping. They are
members of the American delegation, $50
strong, which attended the World Youth
Festival festival which, in all, drew
some $4,000 delegates to the Russian
capital. Judging from the news reports,
1t was quite success, as success is meas
ured by the Communist propagandists.
The trip to Peiping, where the bless
ingS of Red China's version of commu-
niSm will be unveiled, is cut, Of course,
from the same pattern. Most of the ex-
pense will be paid by the Chinese gov
eminent, and there is no reason to sup
pose that this is anything except prop
uganda stunt, pure and simple.
Even so, we doubt that any great
harm is likely to result. If it is all right
for $50 young Americans to be exposed
to the Establishments Of the Russian
brand of propaganda, and under the law
1t is, they are not apt to be corrupted, or
corrupted to any greater extent, by ex-
posure to the Peiping variety. If these
young people were not infected by the
Communist virus before they left home,
an opportunity to observe conditions at
first hand in Russia and China should
not prove to be their undoing. In fact,
1t may even be good for them. And If
some of the group were Communist SYM
pathizers to begin with, what is to be
gained by telling them they cannot go to
China? All this does is to give them a
talking point and possibly to convince
them that their own Government is
afraid to let them see how wonderful"
things really are in Red China
There have been threats that these
young people will be punished by the
American authorities II they actually
make the trip to China. In our judg-
ment, II the threats are to be taken
seriously, this is mistake. The young
sters evidently are going to visit China,
threats or no threats, and we doubt
that anything it to be gained by
taking up their passports, prosecuting
them under the regulations governing
trading with the enemy, fning them
$4,000 or what have you.
For the State Departments policy
of banning travel to Red China is mis-
taken one. 1t may have served useful
purpose at one time. But 1t is not serving
such purpose now. It is bound to be
abandoned or drastically modified in the