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APTs. uNFuRNlsHED--MD.


MYATfsvILLE-NEwLY DEC. s.
rn, apt. front and rear pQrehes,
neQrms, iee. Nv. rm-. fun din.
rm,. lge, kit with new seryel re-
neisheerh w s.i nsar tIansp l samt
has wash. mach, AP. s-0isS.
fAKoAlA PARK -SILyER SPRING
AnkA--Live Tm.. din. rm.. kit.
bath, scr. porch, bus stop ~ qQof.
~ s'I S,i sro@ s7 snee RS 81 rs shiiofsn
TAkOMA PARK, 1900 Flower ave.
-l -bedrm. modern apt. bids: all
utlis.; auto. washer. AID. 4-N110.
1 Blk. FROM n, N. AVE-. on
East-West hwy, Md.--Ltv. rm..
bcdrm,, din. area. kit. bath; mod
srn; all g,ils.i newly dec; $3.50
ssle CARROLL AvR,, TAX. pks--
vent; utils.; $40. ~, 5-S303,
hkTHIsnA. ND. - one and two
bedTms.. liv. rm.. din. SPACE. kit.
bath and rear screened porch;
$3.50 TO $50, SAMUEL y. BOG
LEY, NC, OF. A-le70.
TA1 Ss.,. I rk. s ss,S NY W r N.
i asIadins' S asii;, sSr s-siIis -
TAKoAfA PARK. IO-A Manor circle
Lovely S-foom apt, near stores
and transp. reoee-i $500 m
eiuding utilities
HARRISON a ADAMS
$50 X ST NV. Ma. e-eJoe
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HOUSES Goa sALE--MD.

BENEDICT, nm. - white. frame
house. ! rms. and dlnette: mod.
san daors s ana S andc@s
new kool Vent awning. mod. oil
furnace, 81 mod. cows. enormous
lot, $500. Incl. furiture. ~.
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Immediate Occupancy
Choice Suburban Location

Nearby Ariineton .Palis Church
area: newly decorated. Several with
luily equipped electric Kitchens.
walk 70 schools. buses and stores.
500 so--sass N. Pairfax dr.. All;
s.bedrm brick semide.
taehsd: fun bsmt.; level
sios-lis07 woodbine, Alex; 1
block from fairlington shop,
2-hedrm. duplex, utility Lm.
4l96--f9OS Allan ave, Pals en-
a-Dedrm, brick ramhieri fre-
place. dishwasher, earbage
disposal. stairway 10 storaee
attic, bsult.
sl3S-sn6 Iiallwood ave. Fails
Gu, 8 larue bedrooms, null
lllevel brick. oil baths
bsmt.; beautiful lot.
SiSO--OA4 Ridge I'd. Columbia
Pines. Well.loeated 3-bedrm.
kitchen. carport. ~ baths,
full basement.
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APARTMENTS WANTED



ALLEN-Moye local, lons distance
with new van; S2O-&3b for apt;
reas. long distance. DE-. 2-493l
LIGHT HAULING. local MOVING:
beaches . speciality. 8 L NORRIS.
To. 2-ll50 or II. 0-26e9
cHEsTRR MOVERS. local and icng
dist. Mod. Wise, STORAGE. Careful
reas. To. s-055s and ia. 9-0ll5.
MOVING ACROSS THE sTREET or
across the country. safe storage
IN separate rooms. expert paeklne
Phone NO. 7-01O4. UNION 6TOR-
AGE CO, NC. Establlshed 1905.
MOVING AND HAULING. day o.
night: reas. rates. Du. 1-90s7.
Do 7-e655. J. y &. MOVING CO.
ExPERT MOVIES, D. c.. Nd. Va:
low rates, ins.. free wardrobe gerx.
- hrs SP 3-0660. LU l-9500.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture IS
part payment on your moving
storage. reas. rates. IA. e-se51.
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HOUSES ron sALE-Mp.

ROLLING AcREs Charming brick
kit, full din fm.,. finished bsmi.
double Eafaee. fully ail-eond.
WooDsiDE REALTY co.
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gAlRWAK lIllLs--Ideal for ycuns
fS ssPs ass'diS sis, T.T SS:s s' Il!
tor. OIL. ASIA I'll D.
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Close-in Silver Spring

Lac. eenter-haIl brick Cape cod,
22-ft. liv. rm., full din. rrn.. den,
PLUS complete apt. with sep. entr; ::
two nreplaces, Immaculate eondi-
ton; beautiful lot Bargain at
S9O.eS0.
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-l0 beau

HOUSES BY HUGHES-10 beauti-
full oak trees surround this attrac-
tive HOLLYWOOD Colonial: 3 corne
bedrooms; full basement; sios
porch: Ia blocks to rapid down
town transportation: PA terms
at SiI,S50. W. r. HUGHES CO.,
AP. 7-14O0
4 REAL DOLL H0USE--And In .
quiet, well HANDICAPPED settine
The well-kept interior offers . cory
fiv. rm., separate din. rm.. 2 spa.
cious bedrms.. tile bath, equipped
kit and bsmt. Very convenient
transp., shopping,. schools. etc.
Only $l1.75O with good terms.
FIRST TIME OFFERED. Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-s400.
BRICK BUNGALOW. SiQ.o50: 5
bedrms.. full bsmt., h.-w.h.: COW
sN D lSS RsAI r. 'S Co. s' sEa ITSss
RE 6-43O0 TIL o.
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RoLLINowoQD -Monlepm-
cry Couuty's finest afchltee-
tufally controlled eommuni-
~. Beautiful rambler; 3
bedrooms and den, 3 baths,
maids room, and full day
light bEmt. with rec. fn.
QysEiooki1g ,i Rock cresk
0-b684. or OIL. 6-0o3l.
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IDEAL for smaller family or re-
tirement. Lovely brick rambler:
2 bedrooms. Attached brick, ga
eJsa.dsn, Fi neo area. THOMPSON
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OWNER TRANSFERRED, wants
BUNGALOW; excel. silver epyinr
bath, porch lst a.; large rm, up;
So, 1e.ss ssS' VI ) 'T p.n.' 'woobsiGnHS
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20 MOkk HkADAvHES Myihs y
si BAN spIit-isvsl with fun ssmt.
table space in kit, eft; closet
center-hall entr.; all you've bee
dreaming about in a home 70
years; mr.. parkway. public an
Priced, s17.75O. JAMES c. CON
LEY 4 co. AP. 1929; ewes
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DISTRICT HEIGHTs-sl ESQ On.
OF, 1nancing, Attractive new brick
rafnbieTs with 3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
De luxe KIT and rec. fn1 FRED
ERIcK W. BERENs, INC. RE. g.
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we ssar Saa s sSssS, e ss.s sSl srsl
veneer rambler At a4Op pinoak
az, .s sIlysr ,s sgTIoS IT, e ssissf
hnilder. III h-haoA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25

's Ms: l sssrt MA VIZ s!. s. es s
SSSSSs,s S'fjs%$;;, ,ss:::sSa .'s E$.
10. kseO22 Nj 3 pm.
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c ,Ins.l,. NM SssESs;
Of LIVING rm. with nEeffRce. din.
ing riil., larBe family ktlthen with
nrepinee and pan On lst nooT'
Also den with nIfplaee. eedrms;;
and : baths. Al g. Hou0HTQN
= 5 SON NC iassE st. ~" ni'
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ROCK 81 CREEK I'm Hl !. I,;5 ~, BED;
,T:Si, tS@OT 1;,I, ~, sOo e's ,.'
HT 2! .ss sSss' p sRs fcTsSs kIsi'
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CHEVY CHASE
Sl9.950

sso, o 6FEA sDS rfr IA 4 NV.
lust on Western ave. 7.room de-
taehed home, 3 hcdrms.. ~ baths.
liy. rm. with nreplaee. family size
sun parior full bSmt.; gAFages oil
h WI; &i00 per mo. with reason
able down payment
CAMPANELLA 4 co.
EX H-Alla EVea. III R-nfT3
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ny OWNERS viers Mil; 81. 200 On,
---2-bedrna. rambler; hsmt.. fenced
yd., storm door and windows, bus
a. door; 2 blks. school store. Low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25
HOUSES FoR saLE-mp.

DISTRICT HEIGHTS. Md year.
old 3-bedrm, brick rambler; fire.
place, separate dining Km; fenced
yard; fully tiled bsnnt.. assume
4hsk FHA loan. BY OWNER,
~. O-b220
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4 CORNERS ARIA = f-bedrm.
house; excel. eond.. mr.. all schools
and tranSp. New FffA terms avail.
Phone u. s-4274. Open sun.
SAVE 81 200 COMMIssION-oWn-
er leaving. area win sac, this lovely
l-year-old. S-bedrm, 2-full-oath.
tri-level: fully equip. Westine;;
nsSss lse nm t rec VII v,,ra ic sn
AEc; lee fenced and shrubbed lot
Assume s1R,eSO lsst loan; payts.
500 mo-: $3.50 On. WI. e-oS4e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25

WALTER REID AREA el6.es0---
lnS rn. and dining Tm.. lovely
large yard. This house must be
sold, EN-. e-S2O0 DISTRICT
MAINLAND REALTY. INC. OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25

SUPERB sPLIT-LEvEL - BRAND
NEW BRICK HOME with six
LARGE rooms. 3 light bedrooms.
2 fun baths. separate dining room.
spacious living room and dag
cling kitchen. Situated on . large
wooded lot in an area Of fine
homes with . variety Of distine-
tive styles. See this one today
and stop LOOKING Only SIS. $50.
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS.
AP. 7-s400.
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0S s' a.S ssHS'S Sial %": :!i
IS S' With s S:As. 2;s s ssa 's%,
S :sISsccsIl s Ms' sSSr,SS A;:S sSs' .scS
f SSEyxTEcH PSIS; k ,siiseSc' 81. I:
$500,
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o S.s s;:r,.s T T.s. r6.n Won y. sss
buy buy this nsa. .,s s.O.erH ~. ,amsl,r
rm. with nrepl. sep. junior din.
rm. fun dry bsmt:; close % n
SfnR REAirY CO. V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25

CHEVY CHASE WEST, mr.. WIS.
priced ser, H cs sS si'E Ss saa%s:
pa baths. Gear gar, irepls.
pch. Splendid terms, trade ccnsid.
BUfLDER. OIL. 6-SS4e. oil. 6-65O0
CHEVY cHAsE vlEw-Attr. com:
ise. LOT; iiv. rm., din. rm.. Kit, q
hedrms. and bath on Let, a.; 2
bedrms.. bath on end. Pull bsmt.
with built-in garage. Price Ss7.-
500. For appt., call Mr.. Stephens.
OIL. 9-bO65. A. c. HouoHToN a
SON, INC. I4is X st. nv. Di-
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aockvILLE, wEsr ESb1 q bed .
sSs.sfu. stI:i'; soSS.a lSs ssy sg|st
sS siSs. ,S %Do S:sIS: Ssssats M:
HnfE q sGIIT s:i. a. SG sSs,ssc pRipnss
PETER n SPENCER, INC. Real
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WALTER REED-Handsome. hll
eenier-hall brick Colonial With
heavy slate roof. pansled den
car Sarge: beautiful s00-ft. lot
1905 LS,s.S LIKE sss sS, ooq rRe nj * 4
fH i ING. ING; d. T-i4ii'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25

lMAZTNGLY veiI-inanced. 3-bed-
rm.. .-bath brick rambler. Eating
space in ali-electric kit. screened.
awnings. porch, full din. rm.,. nm
ished rec, rm. Must be entered
to appreciate fine points of this
HOME. Out New HAMPSHIRE ave,
ia mi past District line. left q
Lutheran Church fKingwood dr.
~ 11Oa NE 4-044S
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csee coS home Hi'e Excellent ad'' value ,is
In Silver 9pring-Near Eastern
". HiEh and on dandy wooded lot;
Nv rm.. qinink rm:. ny : eedrms;
spacious bedrm. and bath with
SiS.050. win FHA, with 81 600
aH Hvn nc Y G I1TEs CO. Pm
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SeOoas5 GRoss-sso.e0e NET.
Mostly retail. some Wholesale; toys
6Sss, hardware. paints. esrden
supplies virginia location. mr..
wash, D. c. All cash sales. Reas
rent. No percentage lease Ire
mendous established following.
Asking price. &l7b.000. Huee DO
tentlal in credit, retail and whole
n. star
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priced in the aOs: Specious; els-
cant for entertaining, OIL. 4-oi04.
HuRIAUX, OIL. 4-334S.
CHEVY CHAsE-This new center
hall Colonial brick home nearing
completion is now ready for YOU
O s,S ss,sc' y TSsr. soiS' 'nS rss. nG
powder room and 3 bedrooms and
Z baths on second floor: near
500 Cab Wo' 6-es0o III Q p m.
E EPw; H., Il JONES q CO. NC
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FAMILY LIVING PERsoNIFIED-

Really unusual home IN Carroll
Knobs. mr., 81. Johns Sehocl: ;
bedrms. with space for additional
bedrm.: den, jalousied porch with
beautiful view. full bxmt.: can
hanale PA, a.. kEssiNokR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-21

to see II his disability Is sum-
Gent to make him sligible. On
less you are eligible for retire.
ment payments on your own
social security record. you can't
draw payments while your hus-
band is under IS. When he
reaches IS. you'll be able to
collect payments as his wife.
4 4 =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-21

(You may prite Ray Henri
In care OF The Star about your
o,Dn Social Security or retire
ment problem. Please enclose
a stamped. selt-dddressed en-
pel0pe and rs cents IN conn.,
lrom AP Newsfeaturesl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-21
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
What Is Normal Blood Pressure?
By DR.. PETER J. STElNcRoHN

know why I feel sick. I hate
my Job. II I had enough
money I'd quit tomorrow.
Don't you think, honestly
now, that people make too
much Of fetish Of the word
work? Mr.. L. C.
Probably you are one Of the
unfortunate square pegs in a
round hole. Man without work
(even If it Is a hobby tends to
curl up and die inside. You will
be interested In a study made
recently by University Of Mich
igan's Institute for Social Re-
search at Ann Arbor. They
found that four out Of every
five Americans would 60 on
working even If they inherited
enough money to get along
without working income. Some
said they would switch jobs.
But more than two-thirds OF
this count1y's farmers and
three-fifths of men in middle
class jobs would stick to what
they were now doing. Skilled
laborers said that life without
work would seem empty.
Those who had uninteresting
jobs and ones with little pres
tige were most likely to change
II they could. AS a group,
American men like their work.
Eighty per cent said they are
either VERY satisfied" or sat
isfied" with their jobs.
released by The Bell Syndicate. Incl
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ne Family Council consists u .
JUDGE, Q psyehioirisf. three clergy
! men, Q newspaper editor. Q won.
eAt editor end two writer's. Eoeh
article 10 . summary Of On eetuol
toss history. The council reports
On problems ihot have been deolt
with BY responsible agencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-21
FAMOUS FABLES
BY Z. Z. EDGAR

DIAGNOSIS: Shortly after
he set up his hospital in French
Equatorial Africa. DR.. Albert
Schweitzer acquired q native
assistant. who also served as
interpreter.
The native soon picked UP q
smattering Of medical informa-
ton. He could not, however,
remember anatomical terms.
He was more familiar with
the cuts of meat. as DR..
Schweitzer discovered one day
when an ailing tribesman came
limping in for treatment.
"Of what does he complaint"
asked DIR. Schweitzer, who
could not understand what the
tribesman was saying.
He says" replied the assist
ant. that he has a pain in his
outlet"
VICTOR: One night. after
lecturing at a women's club,
author Carl Van Doren was
mobbed by the admiring ladies.
Unblushingly. they told him
how wonderful they thought he
was.
Manfully. the author stood
his ground. When the group
finally dispersed, the chair
woman said TO him:
you must find it a terrible
bore listening to people tell you
how much they admire you"
you will notice, madam. "
replied Van Doren. that they
retreated, not l."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-21
Nv RAY HENRY

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
From T. Y. Of Knoxville.
Tenn: I'm a farmer and make
about $4,000 a year. I've never
been married but I support my
father who Is So. II I don't
live to be IS. but should die
three or four years from now.
could my father get my social
security?"
II your father has received
at least y his support from you
before your death. he could get
monthly payments on your
social security as a dependent
parent.
From N. p. Of Bradenton,
Fla.::"A few months from now
I'll be visiting my social security
Office to apply for payments.
What records must / show
before ! can get the payments?"
First. you'll need your social
security card and you may also
need some proof Of your age.
A birth certificate Is best. but
other types Of proof are accept
able such as q family Bible,
baptismal or school, records,
records Of q trade-nnion or
lodge or life insurance policies
that show your age.
II you have military service
credits to count as part Of your
earnings. present your service
record and your discharge
papers. II you have a de-
pendent wife. you'll need evil
dence Of your marriage: for
dependent children, you'll need
to show their birth certificates.
From Mrs. T. NJ. A. Of Oak
land, Calf: MY husband is
now drawing social security
payments as q retired worker.
I'm not collecting them as his
wife because I'm not old enough.
If my husband dies and I'm
still not old enough to draw
payments, will / ever be eligible
to get them?"
Yes. If you have any children
under Is in your care or a child
over 10 who was disabled before
reaching 10. you may start
drawing survivor payments i'm
mediately. Otherwise. you'll be
eligible to collect monthly pay
ments at 81. Your payments
will be three-fourths Of the
amount your husband is now
collecting. You'll also be eligible
TO an immediate lump-sum
payment Of three times your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-21
SECURITY FOR YOU
Dependent Parents
Can Collect Benefits

husbands monthly payment or
$255. whichever Is the smaller
amount.
From Mrs. b. p. II. Of Column
bia. Mo-: II would like TO know
II my husband can draw social
security. He is SO years old now.
He had q stroke three months
ago and will never be able to
work again. II he's eligible. win
I be able to collect anything?"
Your husband should imme-
diately apply for social security
disability payments. Chances
are he'll not be eligible until
he's been disabled six months.
but he should apply right away
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-21
Eh7uRs Rcz
jim BISHOP:
REPORTER
A Closeup Of Otto Preminger

win see a black and white pic
ture. Where she thinks back
to happier days. the movie will
be in rich color.
Mr.. Thomas said. in his soft.
underwriting manner. that II
was going to be nice to get
home to California and have
some fun. Otto Preminger win
not be in any ecstacy to get
home. even though Mrs. Prem
niger is waiting for him. He Is
q gatherer Of alien dust. Home
is where a man goes when he
has nothing else to do. and Mr..
Preminger cannot imagine him.
self in that state.
II have no hobbies" he said.
Unless you want to say that
my hobby is to relax. II Is nice
to have q week end and no APP
pointments. Then ! can sleep
Is hours. To be in New York
when It is empty is good"
Death KnelI for Movies
George said that he had not
seen television in six weeks.
The producer said that. In
time. television would kill all
the motion picture theaters.
Pay television win do it. he
thinks. But this. In Premin-
gers eyes, is as inevitable as
Tv following radio. Hollywood.
he is certain, will produce as
many pictures as formerly. per-
haps more because the opaque
screen has q bigger appetite
than the movie house.
Most Of ALL" he said, think
ing about the picture and
placing the knife and fork in
an X over the SHELTON Of the
trout, II like to work. Really.
Some complain that ! lose my
temper on the set. I shout q
little. But I am not angry. Take
my word for this. ] have q
motive In losing my temper. II
an actress is no longer trying to
do well In q sence, q little
shouting from me and she be-
gins to think about the part. II
she does not think. her express
sion viii be mechanical"
You lose your temper de-
liberateiy?" asked Thomas.
Always" said Preminger.
"Well. almost always. We must
get the picture out on time. we
must do the scenes the best
way We know how. and some
times, when the producer
shouts. everybody becomes
alert"
A deep basso roar came
across the jade water through
the night.
What was that?" asked
Preminger.
"a lion." said Thomas.
"a ion?"
There is q little circus on
the other side of La LaVandou,"
said George Thomas. = saw 1t
last night. When the trainer
cracks the whip. the lions pre-
tend that they're alert"
tcopyright. 1887.
King Features Syndicate. Incl
Wednesday,: Nishtlife Of connes.
France.
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went disgrace them. And ]
won't lie and say my baby's
father Is dead either.
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LA LAvANDoU. France. -
The trout was deep brown. Otto
preminger pulled the meat
from the bones. using an in
verted fork as q claw. Outside
there was a low mist over the
Mediterranean. but Mr.. Prem
niger did not care. He had I'm
isled the picture. "Bonjoul
Tristesse." and bad weather nc
longer frightened him, The
picture was in cans. aboard q
viscount bound for London.
Something could happen "a
the plane. But that's q separ-
ate worry. otto Preminger is
O man gifted in his ability "a
mask concern. He has beer
bald since he was 20. q student
lawyer In Vienna. His face
runs up all the way to the
back of his neck. and. in 4
vauge way. he resembles q
plate Of fried eggs.
He is suave and sure Of
himself. AS q producer. he will
take Q chance. If q scene Is
well acted on the first try
like the one where Deborah
Kerr does her first water ski
ing-he will roar: "Preent
thotr' and he will not shoot
the scene again, even though
he should shave an insurance
shot.
Tonight. dining slowly and
elegantly in the glass cafe al
the Residence Beach Hotel, he
had George Thomas as his
guest. Mr.. Thomas is q crew.
cut, the press agent for Bon
Jour Tristesse." These two COM
plement each other. Thomas
is quiet, a listener and Q spoon
turner. Mr.. Preminger is loud
and clear. a man who sees a
conversational skeet going UP
In air and cannot resist empty
ing his oratorical rife at it.
Eating q Problem
When Thomas mentioned the
trout, Preminger said: Eating
Is my main problem. When ]
get to London. ! must give 1t
up" There is a slight accent
to the words. more Viennese
than German. Something was
said about gambling. and Prem
niger at once told how. years
ago. when he asked for $50
more In chips at q Hollywood
casino, a gambler walked up to
him and said: You don't have
to buy those chips. Pappy. ]
know you're shilling for the
joint" The man was Mark
Hellinger. who was more q con-
tributor to bankrupt casinos
than a gambler.
As a producer-director. Prem
niger has some of the ro-
nance Of Lubitsch. and some OF
the hard realism Of John Hus-
ton. In the new picture. the
moviegoers viii be surprised
to find that part Of it is filmed
II black and white. and part
IN color. Where Jean Seberg
dwells on her own misery. you
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Dear steinchohn, 4
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Dear DR.. SteincrOhn: What
r. considered normal blood
pressure for me? I am 66
years old. feel fine. But
I am disturbed by a recent
examination in which the
doctor found I had a pressure
Of 10 syseIic and IS diast0Iic.
Aren't these abnOrmally high
readings? Do you think II Is
necessary 10 begin taking any
Of those new drugs for reduce
ing my pressure? Seems a
shame, because I feel so good.
Mr.. J. J.F.
agree with you. Mr.. j. j. F.,
that 1t would be a shame for
you to begin dosing yourself
with these drugs when there Is
no need for them. You can
consider that your pressure is
within normal limits. although
OAi OtiC Aiieil-AtOA lldl oluC. AtlCAC-
fore you need no treatment.
DR.. Arthur M. Master and his
associates Of New York recently
reported a study made Of $4,000
apparently healthy white pa
tients ranging in age between
IS and 106. Their data was re-
ceived in answer to question:
mares sent to 5000 physicians.
They found that. the average
Tor mean readings for the en-
tire group were 1882 for
males and 1864 among fe-
males. The normal pressures
in males ranged from 115-175
systolic: and 1925 diastolic.
In woman. 120-l92 systolic and
65-l02 diastolic.
Doctors have become much
more liberal in their interpre-
tation OF what is and what isn't
abnormally high pressure. Don't
let blood pressure figures frigh-
ten you unnecessarily. To re-
peat. Mr.. j. j F., your pressure
is within normal limits.