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WHRAT0N-SI3,600, assume SI0,-
450 CT loan on this spacious Diet.
all-brick rambler. Lge. liv. rm.
with din. L." 8 bedrms., equip.
kit. full bsmt.. partially parti-
p 1STfG Anchor Ut Tef en- yaS SSreeP Mr.
bus and st. Jude's. MRS. HART,
COX a. CO.. ~. 5-0775.
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BEST BUY
SHOPPERS DREAM

New, custom built brick rambler
located in fabulous hunt country.
north of Potomac. Has 3 twin-bed
sized bedlms., > baths, spacious
liv. rm. with miles Of view, mahog-
any-trim din. rm.. all-elec. kit.
f eSmt d6le ,S sSrpo .to acres n,,ss
(S29, ZOO. For details. call Mr..
McGinniss. JU. 7-7700; ewes, tn.
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- =
la-Acre Wooded Lots

New brick ramblers, nearing
completion; 3 bedrooms. . baths.
garage, screened porch. Also new
bedroom split-level. Best res.
area close in.
Thompson Co., JU. $4,000
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So. 900 DOWN-3-bedrm.. all-brk !;
liv. rm. with nrspl.; sep. din. RIM,
cond. Assume bal. in LIST trust.
Only 2 blks. to new BALTIC, Free
way. PRINCE GEORGE REALTY
CO, UN. 4-ll66. WA. $4,000.
$50 r ST., Seat Pleasant. Md.-5
rms, bath. full bsmt.. ami. SIN
On payt.. bal. like rent. LU. 2-1T04
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rEMPLE HILLS BUNGALOW

TEMFLE HILLS BUNUAEUW =
LEe. airy home: on lot s5 by $50.
Priced at only Sl1.950. ABRAvE
REALTY. Ii R-4144
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home with full daylight bsmt. on
shady lot. Excel. cond. mr.. pub
lie and parochial schools. A. J.
KESSINGER B. CO.. JU. a-4544.
WOODSIDE-Beautifu brick Co.
lonial with 3 Ice. bedrms., 1st-
floor powder rna,, sep. din. rrn..
enclosed porch; lovely yard; mr.
schools and bus. HOLMEAD
REALTOR. JU. $4,000
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ECONOMY sPECIAL-sparkling g.
bedrm. bungalow: big master bed
rm equipped kit with table
lot with off.street parking: 500
$50: $3.50 On. FHA, PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
fcONTlAlIFnl
tn. 2-0774
MODEL HOME

ONE-OF-A-KIND
Direct from owner. ultramodern
semidet, brick home. 8 very lge
rms, Ia baths; powder rm., mod
kitchen, garbage disposal: wash
ing machine. Wall-to-wall carpet.
ONLY S995 down. Call till q pm.
Murray Levine AID. 4-3737
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NEW HAMPSHIRE GAkDENS-At-
tractively desisnsd brk: rambler 6
rms, master. bedrm with "a bath
7. PECK. HE. 4-R4nO till Q.
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SI6.ssO-BRAND-NEw. A won
an unbelievable kitchen in this
price range. Lge. separate dining
rm., daylight basement with out
side entrance: approved for 30
year financing. GRAHAM n CO..
III h-Anln. III h-6S50
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SILVER HILI.-Owner transferring
reduces price by 81 900. Now only
S25,350 for 2 nice homes on large
lot; 3-bedrm., 1ls-bath brick Cape
Cod. and a 3-bedrm. and bath
cottage, renting SIS mo-; 5000
in extras incl Terms. OWNER
RE. R-6S2S,
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Brand new
Z bedrms. and . baths. large iiv.
rm., sep. din. rm.. super de luxe
dream kit, 30-ft. rec. rm.. maio's
rm. or Attn bedrm. and tile bath.
Deep garage. Asking $33.500.
Call WO. $4,000 til 9 pm. EDW.
H. JONES q CO., NC Chevy
Chase. d C.
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WOOD ACRES. new iisting-Den
and half bath on LIST; ultra de
luxe kitchen with eating area:
3 bedrmS.. . baths on End: full
bsmt.. built-in garage. Priced in
mid-20s for immediate sale. Shown
by Apt. only. 8 a.rn.-a pm,
EN-. 2-S400.- METZLER. Realtor-
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PARK - This large
center-hall rambler is located In
one Of Silver Springs most at
tractive neiehborhoods: 3 large
tWin-sized bedrooms. familv-sized
dining. room which leads onto
modern kitchen with plenty Of
dining space. large paneled rec.
room with - bath: garage and
large lot. Call for appointment
CHESTER H. keller. Realtor,
JU. 5-7100: evenings. 10. $3.50
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Sl4,g50 is an exceptional deal
on this immaculate brick home
which features a bedroom or den
on the LIST A.: 3 bedrms. on ind a
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I Orr; LANE AREA-J0st a .,

LORCOM LANE AkEA--Just =
yr.-oldl Three bedrm.,. 2-bAth.
center-hall brick rambler, with
side screened porch overlookine
2O.O00-so. 1T. lot. in elose-tn n;
Arl. Just Minis. to p. c. Full
rare ind 81 S2B.2b0. $4,000 cash
required: quick possessionl Cal
IA. 4-ll55. J. WESLEY BuCHAN'
AN INC
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
frONTlNlllEDl

CHEVY CHASE, NJ Brand new
brick split-leyel; 4 bedrms. and
den. ga baths, rec; rm... gear
garage center hall, huge de luxe
kit. Cow to. bus and schools.
Priced in the low sos. FRANK 9.
PHILLIPS. INC. OIL. 2-7OO6;
ewes. OIL. 6-S076.
CHEVY CHASE, Md, close inf
you desire a rambler In this won
derful location with 3 twin-size
bedrms., more than l bath. in
excellent condition. look no fur
Their. This is the house for you.
EN-. 2-S2O6. DlSTRICT-MARY-
LAND REALTY, INC. Ewes, AID.
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Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
: SILVER SPRING
$1,000 Dn.-Brick Rambler
7-Room Colonial

Just redecorated. lovely home on
a level lot: 5 bedrms.. rec. rm.,
English bsmt.; vacant Immediate
possession: $16.950.
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ASSUME sI6. 800 CT LOAN with
temporary bi-level in beautiful
Holmes Run Acres. . bedrms..
and space for 4th; nm. rec; rm.. =
fireplaces, oarport; corner lot. To-
a nE, PTies e yTsT $Sn lssSg' p poST
BROS. INC. 204S WILSON
BLVD. ARL., VA, ia. 7-S5O0.
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HIGH SCHOOL AREA,

Sl4,SOO-Charmine 4-bedfm. Cape
Cod: liv. rm. 24xlSSlse. kit; tail
trees; block Grade school bus
JF a.397o, JE. o-4B64.
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Chevy Chase
$26,75O
Amid Tall Trees

Attractive brick Colonial with
slate roof Excellent condition. Cen
ter hall. spacious liv rm. opens TO
secluded scr. porch: powder rm.
din. I'M. nice kit: I'd n, has 3
bedrms. and . baths; stairs to
semifin Sd A.; fine bsmt., earase.
gas h;-w.h. Call JAMES z. SCHWAB
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FAIRFAX-Laree, old, Southern.
frame Colonial in Q beautiful set
ting Of magnificent shade, trees
On h,s hcSe o. pe.ieSs,S 'is AVE- aen
mod. kit. with dshwshr. and disp.;
lac. screened veranda. fireplace,
garage. Priced at xla.g50; as
sumo approx. Si5.250. 4se6 loan,
payable Sl1O per mo-. incl. taxes.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC ia
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EXCLUSIVE MCLEAN AREA-Lrs
estate ramh.' hrk; and st., ~ iops
entertaining. Features flaEstone
Florida rm. (20x30 ~. nearly
acre beaut. HANDICAPPED. Sale BY
OWNER; Exceptional hnaneinE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31

FALLS CHUkCH-3.be drm. brlck
F pa,S: Liy run; an MIN Tm' hack
financing. SlS.5On. JE. 3-99d4.
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WHY WAIT: JUST 5000 70 cali
this cute bunealow your very own
Lse. corner lot has huge shade
trees and Anchor fence. Llv. rm.
with built-in bookcases. , twin
bedrms.. separate din. rnl. Total
price: Sil,a5o. CALL, TO-DAY
BROS, INC, 204S WILSON
BLVD. ARL., VA. IA. 7-S500.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

MT. PLEASANT ST. NV, 3433-
IN Ims; ,o ast se 6 S6as ~, Sia n1scs
terms. II. sRUzEE, NO. 1865.
ONTARIO PLACE; invest. or home
coiorsd s nv O fn s: Ssisfs or
sHEP. PARK, mr.. l4th and Hem
loek-Big, S-room, 2zs-bath semi
o ost PIX fRlS sszh li rt, EXCL e sS
DI. 7-ilii or Il. S-364s'
SPRING vALLEY-Fine value in
this most distinguished loo. Ii
S Or :, With u, flreDl; and fun bath
rms. baths on sn SsSO in, S Srd:
lovely cool park in rear, Priced
at 4s.5OO--oFFERi FRANK 8.
PPIHiLLIPsi INC. d. 7-I41I or
UPPER NV. no down payment
6-rm. semidet. Call OWNER after
pm. RA. 6-O30l.
WALTER REED AREA = Very
handsome residence: 8 bedrms.
ga baths. all G-E kit, den, music
grounds, 75x2O0. Asking $40. 500.
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY, d. c. Of
nee. AID 4-0290; ewes, RIA. g.
6476.
LOOKING for q bargainP 4643 18th,
Diet. cor. brk., has everything for
gracious living. RA. 6-4422. Open.
Ice. IMMAC. HOME, redec.: mr..
Courts. Govt. bldgs. zored LIST
comml:; priced low: easy financ-
ing. DI. 7-74l5 or LU. 1-046O.
1881 MONROE N.W.-5 apts., s
kits. 4 baths: furn., $40 mo.
income; $1,000 On. NO. 1926.
CHEVY cHAsE-s good houses;
Sl4 300 TO S24.50O: low DIN. payts
Woody rd.-Lge, Diet. 8 bedrms.
charming atmosphere: 500. 800.
Conn. ave. and Garfield-Excel-
lent investment, 3-unit apt: S19,-
300. STEVENS, FE. 3-4947. &c
WALTER REED AREA HOMES
1915 VAN buren, ST. NV.
8 BEDRMS.: 3 BATHS: OIL HIT
1888 WHITTIER ST. NV.
DEN. REC. RIM. . BATHS.
III. y~3O60 PA H.g0AR
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PARKLAWN-You may assume =
large OF loan with the purchase
O this ABR brick rambler, q ss X
A. L. MIILICAN. JE. 3-7745.
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AREA = Beautiful A.
neiehborhood: sep. din. rm.. mod.
all-elec. kit. paneled rec. rm.: ga
Tsc. d ipSsiy ". n kosHsrsoN. Real
tor. 1896 wis. ave. OIL. 2-2123.
nfRna nsaan q ,til q
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HOLMES RUN ACRES; OWNER
2-levei, prize winning contempt
rary. trees; 5 bedrms.. : baths,
rec. rm., carport, storage, swim
ming club membership: nr. sle-
inan 1R s.Rpk9
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RESIDENCE, SIMPLE
lS-CENTURY-STYLE HOUSE in
'Georgetown" settins; ultramodern
facilities; 4 bedrms.. baths, ::
car Diet garage: Handicapped
grounds; min. walk to public
school and shops; is min, TO
downtown via l4th st. Bridee.
Priced for quick sale; possession.
Shown by appointment. Box ASK
Star
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ANNANDALE-Rent with option to
buy; $500 down, monthly pay
ments SSs nice ya SSdS nd sn Nv
ms room and laree equipped
kitchen: full price, SS,450. List
ms i2i1-N. TIE. 6-140O; Kl. o.
6644. Al BAKER & SON, INC.
Realty Brokers. sos n Washing
TN 81 Alaxaudrias Va
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ARLINGT0N-NO. SOL n. I4th
ST.-Lovely 4-bedrm home, cor
ner fenced shaded lot blk. TO
WI High school. grade schools,
Kann's. BY OWNER S16,500.
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WE'RE SIZZLING THE BEANs-

owner SAYS bring an oner. tWiu-
size bedrms., garage. bsmt. with
gas hi:wh: lsrss Level sI,. l1t .;v,, e.
$3.50 down will handle. Call III
s pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT 9.
DAVIS A. co. INC.
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GLENMONT HILLs--bedrm.. q
bath Cape Cod. S495 down. Nom
vet assume lge. loan. Elect. kitch-
en-, fireplace, patio. fenced I'd.
Act quickly! This won't last.
PARKSIDE REALTY. UN. 4.2296
til 8 nm 3le
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ARLINGTON. N.-4-bedrm. luxury
rambler: Washington Country Club
area; center hall, ~ baths, spa
cious G-E kit, daylight rec. rm.
with firepl.. garage, | blk school;
| VIZ old. lnN nos KE h-kl 10.
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HILLANDALE-Here is q real buy
in q new brick rambler. with
baths. de luxe kit. bsmt.; built
TO sell for $4,000. now priced
SIM SIM HUGH r PECK.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES - value.
crammed semi-Colonial. . min
from downtown freeway. 3 double
hedrms: frolic room in bsmt. OnlS
$3.50 down $50 per me- ppsy'
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NEWLY DECORA1ED IN NM
OUT; good neighborhood nice
trees: lac. lot; water in kit. no
bath. 6:rm. frame COTTAGE; M 15o.
mo 4. ). STANLEY, BROKER
or 3.O0Ih
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ASSUME $4,000 tisE CT LOAN.
payable 500 so per mo on this
solid brick. n All home; Isa-
npac. liv rm. with fireplace, SEP
din rm., mod. kit. full bsmi /.
haastone patio and level fenced
Let US present your terms Call
"a. 4-l165, }. WESLEY BucHAN-
AN, INC
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BETHEsrA = Quality ranblef
priced in mid 30a; dellghtful.
elose-in location: center hall plan,
ultra Dc luxe kitchen, 3 bedrut,
am.-n pm IN. 2-1l00 MET
zLER. Reaitor-Buildef. 60c2
Gem. ave,
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DALE DR.-FLEETWOOD-Lge. g.
rm.. 2-bath brick rambler. tmaid $
rm. In bsmt.l; ali G-E kit. twin
bedrms.. sep dining rm.; 4ee
terms: Sls.950. BEERS BROS,
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FAMOUS FABLES

MEMORY: While on q trip
to Europe. inventor Thomas
Edison found the red carpet
rolled out wherever he went.
He was deluged with dinner
invitations.
To Edison. who hated the
social whirl. this was q waste
Of time. He could think Of
nothing less profitable than
trading idle chit-chat with
strangers.
Upon his return TO the States,
q friend asked him what he
had enjoyed most on his trip.
MY pleasantest memory. +"
replied Edison. lis that Of an
eight-course dinner In Paris.
where I sat between two
Frenchmen who couldn't speak
Q word Of English"
OPINION: Impressed with a
play that had been submitted
TO him. theatrical producer
Max Gordon asked q director
friend for his opinion. The
latter was enthusiastic.
This Is q great play! A
work Of artl" he rayed. "The
dialogue is witty. the charac-
terization is brilliant. the ap-
proach is novel and exciting.
What else can ! tell your"
You can tell me this" said
Gordon. DO you think it viii
make q nickel?"
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several cheeses. The Dutchman
asks II ] have ever been 70
Israel. ] say yes. He under
stands q little English. I hold
up two fingers to denote two
years ago. He says "Ahhh." He
asks II ! have seen the new
farms. In passing. ! said. Did
] like Jerusalem2 I was en-
chanted.
You did not get TO the Arab
side?" he says. / look at him.
Practically all of my time was
spent on the Arab side. I said.
He had not been on the Arab
side.
"You?" I say. you have
been only on the Israel side?"
He mods happily and the one
eye lights with pleasure. He
lives there. He is in France
on business. One more ques-
ton. just one more. Then /
win understand about the face.
Where were YOU in the warp"
! say.
The pleasure dies in the eye.
Rotterdam" he says.
te)teS7. King Features Syndicate. Ine.
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EEz7uRz Rcz
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Chronic COUGHS Need Attention
81 pR. PETFR }. sTEINcRoNN

and throat man check on your
sinuses. nose and throat7 Have
you had . complete heart
checkup2 ! have known many
patients who had q cough for
months which wasn't helped
BY any kind Of treatment. At
last we discovered that the
cough was due 70 unrecognized
heart failure which had existed
for q long time. Proper heart
treatment abolished the cough
within q week. Is It . nervous
coughf" A cigarette cough7"
! want TO re-emphasize, Mrs.
l.. d. g., that looking for won-
der drugs may be q waste Of
precious time. Have your doc
tor ind the cause and you win
have done what's most impOr-
tant IN overcoming your cough.
released By Bell Syndicate. Incl
Tomonew: Acne IL youngsters Is not
70 be passed over lightly.
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SECURITY FOR YOU
Veteran
Is Entitled
To Payment
d. RAW HENRY

From 3. +. Of Fall River.
Mass: MY husband was in
jured from shrapnel during
World War !. Ever since then,
he has been getting q monthly
payment from the Government
because Of the injury. In six
months. he win be 05 and ELI
gible for social security old age
payments. win he be able TO
collect both his veterans pay
ment and social security With
out one interfering with the
other7"
Yes. Veterans compensation
for q service injury and social
security are considered sep
arate.
From A. w. w. Of Inter-
national Falls. MINI: II was
born IN Germany on January
~, 1892. but / have nothing 20
prove my age except two In
surance policies I bought
shortly after coming to the
United States in 1920. win
these insurance policies be &C.
eepted BY social security as
proof Of my age?"
Probably. II you have no
proof more conclusive and II
no other proof seriously con-
tradicts the information in the
insurance policies.
49,
From w. A. p. Of San Pedro,
Calf: "A friend Of mine tells
me that the BENEFITS paid to
sick and unemployed railroad
workers are not financed By
contributions from the wages
of workers. just how are they
finaIlced?"
They are financed entirely BY
payroll contributions levied on
railroad employers.
80 -
From o. s. Of State College,
Pa: MY father died two years
ago at 81 after working under
social security for years. Ny
mother Is now IS and Is seri-
ously disabled. She has never
worked in q social security Job.
She needs financial help very
badly. Could she now collect
social security?"
No. She win not eligible until
she Is 50.
80 . -
From v. w. Of New York City:
MY mother has been q widow
for nearly IL years. She's now
So years old. Should she be
drawing social security"
II your father or mother ever
worked on a Job covered by
social security, your mother
should Immediately get In touch
with the nearest social security
Office. Perhaps. one Of them
worked long enough to make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14

! an = woman " years o.
age and have been bothered
With . severe chronic cough
Ter the past year. ! can
hardly 80 - aIeep 81 night
for couKhing. And then when
I Get up and get cut Of bed
IN the morning I begin cough
ing I'll over again. These
spells last for at least an
hour AZ . time. and slack on
. little during the day. When
night falls, ! dread Il because
/ can't look forward to . good
nights sleep.
MY local doctor treated me
for months BY giving me
cough syrup and capsules. but
they only gave me temporary
relief. He referred me 70 an
other doctor who diagnosed
my condition As bronchitis.
! have taken his prescriptions
and they have only given me
= little relief.
The state sanitarium says
that ! do not have tubercu-
loais. I win appreciate any
advice or suggestions You
might be able 70 offer. Per-
haps there's some new kind
Of wonder medicine that
Is available 70 stop this per-
sistent cough. Thank yOu
very much. Mrs. L. ID. s.
AS our professor OF medicine
used TO say: THE most impor.
tant part Of medicine Is dag.
nosis. Anybody can open {
book. and copy some prescrip-
ton TO use on q patient. Whai
Is difiicult--and necessary--i:
correct diagnosis. When you
find out what's wrong. you have
q good chance TO do something
for your patient. When you're
guessing. you're shooting In the
dark--and less likely TO hit
your target"
How true that is. The young
medical student Is out IN prac-
tice q few short months before
he realizes the wisdom Of his
old professor. Correct dag
nosis is the watchword. That
Is especially true when the pa
tent complains Of a chronic
cough.
Here are some Of the things
I would do. Mrs. L. D. s.. tg
track down" the cause Of your
cough. You have already had
tuberculosis and lung cancer
ruled out by the X-rays at the
State sanitarium. ! would 60
into the bronchitis condition
thoroughly. Is 1t in any way
associated with allergy? Do
you have two weIl-known COM
plications Of bronchitis known
rs bronchiectasiS and empty
soma? We know that these
conditions can cause q chronic
cough.
Have you had q good nose
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L on the tahlecloth. ''Dreep."
the Dutchman says. ''Zis Is
dreep." I lift the little pot. He
is right. II Is q small dripolator
and the coffee has been filtering
down onto the tablecloth.
I ask for more coffee. I tell
the steward that ] am sorry. He
does not understand. The train
rocks 70 the right and q waiter
leans pfeearlously with q tray.
He looks Ike Charlie Chaplin.
The waiter serves more
coffee and . breadboard full Of
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You can choose to become bald by neg.
lecting your scalp. Or you can overcome
the local scalp ills which cause hair.
loss and thus prevent badness.
How con eomb0t boIdness3 You
can do as thousands Of others have done
let Thomas expert help you. Thomas
specialists kaoiO hoW to recognize and
overcome the major local causes Of bald.
ness. Their ''know-how" is based on The
Thomas 80 years Of experience gained
in giving more than seven.million pro.
fessional scalp treatments.
How dOes Thomas do ~ A skilled
Thomas specialist first determines ex-
Gctly which local scalp trouble is caus.
ing your hairless. He then directs the
application OF the exact type Of Thomas
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judge, . psychiotisi, three clergy
men, newspaper editor q womonis
editor and two writer's. Eoch egficIe
b . summary Of On oefuul cose
history. The Council reports on
problems that hove been dsolf With
By responsible agencies oad eoun-
selofs.
been more horrified about this
scandal II it concerned my own
daughter. / thought Cecile was
one Of the incest girls In the
neighborhood. / was always
very happy when she and jill
went out on double dates to-
gether.
Now that I look back on 1t.
/ almost turn sick TO think
that my Jill was with that
other couple. Jill swears moth
ing improper ever took place
while she was around, but /
don't know what to believe any
more. I could have sworn that
Cecile was a mere baby.
Aside from the fact that I
don't want jim to have such
friends. / am very much upset
about her reputation In the
community. Everyone knows
they went around together
great deal. What viii people
think Of Jill If she continues
to see Cecile?
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Mrs. r. D. appears to b.
rushing to lock the stable door
after the horse has been stolen.
The period during which Ce-
Giles influence may have been
dangerous is at an end.
Jill has had q very close and
probably somewhat frightening
glimpse of serious trouble. She
probably wants to reassure her
self OF the happy ending in
this case. Cecile is now q re-
specially married woman and
is most unlikely to influence
young girls to follow the
treacherous road she travelled.
AS for Jill's reputation. any
one malicious enough to cast
slurs on her because Of Cecile's
wrongdoing is unlikely to be
Influenced by Jill's present at
titude toward CeciIe.
Jill shows that moral stand
ards are important to her when
she refuses to turn her back
on q friend. Now that Cecile
must settle into the humdrum
problems Of daily life, Jill will
very likely soon lose interest in
her-unleSs her mother ton-
tinues to make this friendship
an important issue.
tcopyright 1857. General Features
cogp.)
Tomorrow: A young matroa is fed
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BA[DNESS !, + ,u, business,

Nature has many w0ys Of 'pGrning you that
badness is approaching. First you may be
bothered Nth dandyuf and scalp itch. Then
you notice excessive hair in your comb and
brush. Suddenly you realize that you are in
danger Of becoming bald.
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treatment required TO overcome that
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What huppens7 Because Thomas treat.
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miss = something happens soon. Dan.
druf readily disappears, scalp itch
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started to reverse the badness process
for you. Hair can again grow as nature
intends II should.
Now do I siurt7 Just come to Thomas
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ton. The Thomas specialist will show
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works, and how it can help you to com.
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