davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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and choice feeder steers 26.00-25. few
small lots 51S-64s ID medium to low
load and 2 small lots 430-4S5 ID good
and choice stock steer calves 5000
81 90. small lots 40s ID high choice
100 Wednesday
steady, bulk supply mixed lots U. 8.
i, 2 and 3 19O-240 ID butchers mostly
90 .25, few small lots $3.50 early scat
tered head No. Ia 300-400 ID sows
10 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Eagle Bedding Enters
Retail Business

Eagle Bedding Co., which has
been in the wholesale manu-
featuring business for so years,
will enter the retail field on a
factory-to-consumer basis, IT
was announced by Vice Presi-
dent Nathan Kluft.
The firm has been located at
1923 Seventh street NV. since
1917 and has been owned by
the Kluft family since its
organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. Sept. rs tAP) Spot
metal prices today; Copper
26lh cents pound. Connecticut VAL
Zinc 10 cents a pound, East st. Louis.
Tin o23t cents pound, New York.
Foreign silver SSss cents per troy
ounce, New York. At Pittsburgh, scrap
steel No. heavy was quoted 1t 400
1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25

NEW YORK, Sept. 25 (APl Clos
ing foreign exchange rates, Great
Britain in dollars, others in cents
Unbalanced unless otherwise noted
Canadian dollar in New York open
I02' $685. United States cents up 1882.
Europe: Great Britain tpound)
So .S0ss, on l.; 30-day futures 2sS05s,
Oh 4; 60-day futures 2.S0is, of isi
9O-day futures ESQ 3L32; Bslginm
tfranel % 29I32; Germany West.
ern) (deutsche mark 1887; Holland
(guilder) 2649, up oil; Italy Oiral
.I6M; Portugal (escudol $50; Sweden
(krona) 1894; Switzerland dIanS6p
Latin America: Argentine ureel
|1.95; Brazil free) SO Mexico e.Ols
Venezuela (boliVar) 30.00..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Can Price Increase

NEW YORK, Sept. rs tAP)
William Stolk, president OF
American Can Co., yesterday
said can prices will be raised,
effective November l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Public Utilities

Opening OF new dwellings and the pressure of increas
ing population major factors in continued increases
in customers and sales of public utilities companies
Gas meters electric customers and telephones on
August 81 at high marks for that date Sales
electricity and gas and telephone calls up substan
tally from last year. Totals compared with year ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Highs Dairy Increases
Store Total to 107

Highs Dairy Products Corp.
today opened its 10th store in
the George Palmer Highway
Shopping Center at Seat
Pleasant, Md.
1t was the second store this
month and raised the firms
Maryland total to SO. There are
4S stores in the District and %
in nearby Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25

This is the sixth Of .
series Of monthly surveys
OF the Washington oreo
economy BY examining il
periodically in terms Of q
stondord set Of eriterio.
The Stor hopes to give
readers the loeol business
picture in full perspective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
STAR BUSINESS BAROMETER
Larger Poyrolls
Spur Trade Rise
BY DONALD B. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

Expanded buying power and construction boom in
the Washington took some Of the dizziness out of
August and has spanked fuscale upturn In September
The Stars monthly survey showed today.
The beerthan-usual August helped further reduce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
given below:
Construction

Public and private construction in the first eight
months of the year aggregated $500 jump of 572
per cent from the same 1857 period.
This included $59821, 166 Of residential building and
1895 new dwelling units compared with $1130S42S4 and
9678 units year earlier
Eight months totals and comparisons for year earlier
follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Show-WoIker Displays
New Office Styles

Big changes in ONCE furniture and equipment are being
emphasized this week in unusual displays opened by the
ShawWalker Co. in its office building at 728 Seventeenth
street NV
Shaw-waker opened its first Washington Office nearly
half century ago and has been leader in Office equipment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Byron, Inc, Opens Branch
In Orlando, Florida

Byron. Inc, Washington film
laboratory, has opened a
branch Office in Orlando, Fla,
to provide better service for
clients in Southeastern States,
Holger c. Kjeldsen, formerly
senior editor and supervisor for
special projects, is in charge OF
the new office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25

the cumulative year-to-year de-
clines for the year to date. Area
department store sales were up !
per cent from a year ago in eight
months.
In the first week Of September,
however, area sales jumped 10 per
cent above a year ago, and this
margin was widened to 10 per cent
in the second week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
OVER COUNTER

washington listings on the over
the-counter market furnished by the
National Association OF Securities
Dealers as Of pm. Thursday, Sep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25

Area auto sales had smaller decline from year ago
in July just about equaed 1857 in August and expected
to show gain in September.
The construction boom continued in August and rolled
up impressive $500 million for eight months There
no indicated change in the trend so far in September
Deposits and loans of 10 reserve member banks which
account for the bulk of Washington totals stood
marks at the end of August and far in September
have set succession Of still higher marks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK, Sept. Is (APs-Yester.
days closing over-the counter u. s. Gov.
eminent Treasury bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

sSubject to Federal taxes but. not to
State income taxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25

construction in Prince Georges
County, Md.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Standard for Shorts

"Ow SHORT Is too short? This
IL query recently found q group
of businessmen in Miami short Of
an answer. just as it has many civic
officials who have pondered the
problem in connection with sum-
mer streetwear. But where the
law often fears to tread. the Miami
officials had to decide on regulation
length Of shorts for beauty queen
contestants In their Festival Of the
Americas exhibition.
The alternatives included II. II
and II inch shorts. measured from
waistline to hemline. The show
men. acting as a steering commit
tee for the festival, knew their
decision would not please everyone.
Nevertheless, they went ahead with
an addition In which three models,
each wearing one Of the disputed
lengths. appeared for inspection.
Out came the rulers and with an
air Of serious deliberation. the
committee members scanned the
girls fore and aft, measuring. dis
cuSsing and voting.
The committees conclusion: II
inches Is best-17 Is too long and
II might be too short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
Western Trade
With Red Bloc
Hits New Peck

Free world trade with Com
munist bloc countries climbed
to a high of s6.s billion in 1857,
the State Department told Con-
gress in an East-West trade
report.
The 1857 figure represented
q IA per cent increase about
$500 million-over the total in
1856.
Deputy Undersecretary Of
State c. Douglas Dillon
stressed in the summary, how
ever, that despite the increased
volume, the new total consti-
tutes only 3 per cent Of overall
world trade.
Free world exports to the
Red bloc, which includes Com
munist China, jumped from
SIS billion in 1856 TO $3.l hil-
lion In ls57-an increase Of 81
per cent.
Western imports from Com
munist areas went up from
$40 billion to So billion-an
8 per cent hike.
Most Of the East-West trade
involves shipments to the
Soviet bloc in Eurcpe. This
accounted for $5.l billion.
Trade with Red China
climbed 81 per cent but the
overall figure for the year was
far smaller-$1.2 billion.
The State Department sent
thk report to Congress yester-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
Trial Set
For Durham
In Robbery

Monte W. Durham, 20, whose
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny
case several years ago estab-
lished new law in the field Of
criminal insanity, is scheduled
to 60 on trial in District Court
on September 2 on a robbery
charge. ~ -~e
Durham. OF the 5000 block of
Dent place NV, and q code
PENDANT, Jesse Broughman. 40,
Of the 300 block Of Maryland
avenue NE, were indicted last
Monday. They are charged with
robhing a man Of more than
$500 In the mans room Of the
Virginia Grill, Ninth and New
York avenue NV. on July IS
Both pleaded not guilty yester-
day on arraignment before
Judge Richmond b. Keech, who
set the trial for the September
date.
Judge Keech turned down q
Government request for a
mental examination for Dur
ham. holding there had not
been suficient showing that
Durhain's mental condition
called for any such examina-
ton at this time. Durham's at
torney. Jean p. Dwyer. opposed
the request.
Durham's name became con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

the Russians would like to join
the Americans in filming three
features"
These are:
Martin Eden" q novel by
Jack London, which the author
himself called, ian attack upon
the bourgeoisie and all that the
bourgeoisie stand for" A YER
sion Of the same book was pro-
duced here in 1912.
"Sergei Rachmaninov," q
biographical film of the Rus
sian composer, who left Russia
in 1918 and lived the rest Of his
life In the United States.
Polar Flight Story
"Airlines of Friendship" the
story Of the first nonstop flight
across the North Pole by three
Russian airmen from the USSR
to the United States In 1887.
Writing in the Soviet maya
zine, USSR, which is sold in
this country as part Of the
agreement which allows the
United States to sell Amerika
in Russia. Mr.. Kuznetsov said
Soviet proposals have also sug-
gested the joint production Of
several documentary and pop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

Iular science features. These
might include q color Aim Of
interesting buildings In the two
countries"
These proposals may come UP
when Soviet movie men sit
down in Moscow on September
8 with United States represent
atives to discuss an exchange
program. United States film
makers, however. are more con-
cerned with e1fecting a COM
mercfal agreement which would
allow Aims made in each coun-
try to be shown In the other
than they are in co-production.
At Top Of AEenda
I'VE have an agenda to fol-
low In the discussions" Ken
meth Clark Of the Motion Pic
ture Association Of America
said yesterday, land the COM
mercial discussions are at the
top Of the list.
'"We know the Russians want
to discuss reproduction, but
they've agreed to talk about
commercial exchanges first"
Last winter, when Russians
and Americans talked In Wash
ington, he said the discussions
never got past the commercial
talk where a stalemate was
reached.
Mr.. Clark was surprised by
the three films the Russians
named, saying 1t was the first
time he had heard them mem
toned. I'VE knew Kirk Doug
las was interested in doing
Boris Goudonov.' but that was
ALL" he said.
Co-production could be &C
complished in many different
ways, an observer said. II could
be done by either sharing facil-
tiles, costs, stars or locations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

ate need to bring about
throughout the hemisphere a
clear, accurate understanding
of United States policies, pur-
poses. programs and Capable
ties"
DR.. Eisenhower. president Of
Johns Hopkins University in
Baltimore, added;
While. Of course, ] believe
the United States must shore
up its policies and programs
with respect to Latin America,
1t Is just as essential that all
our neighbors to the south re-
examine, as I know they will.
their policies with respect to
the United States"
During his tour, DR.. Eisen-
hover visited Panama, Hondu-
ras, Costa Rica, Nicaragua,
Guatemala and Puerto Rico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

WIN: ..ysss ~: I4ls Esrth Care
PAU Lissd f.aiSon; g; 1851 E'y-
yie tsrsi r Hlr. lSs1 a. sss9a Macarthur
h.gd. " ana Rebecca A. Nensh.
20. 2022 Klingis Td,- nv.
oso,s' IA Z s MSs1.I;L, e sis = g. e.
Robert J. vukson, 81, Alexandria. Va;
and Janet 7. Greenberg, 20, 2O13
New Hampshire ave. NV.
Don c; Risk, ,23, Munsie Ind. and
Patricia L. Hadlsy, %. s33s N st..
roland y. Brown. Il, 42I? Mass
Gary N, schpiat. 20, and Money y, 7.
i sSSs Sra ss sS. a. r snaESn Mion
and Francesca A. DeHart, 10. Ss2b
john ss'' w. ssi pis Il: ,r. q. Riy.rd.l.,
( Ma No. sne vinesnslns NJ Walsh. &c.
Pc. and Martha l. Powell e.
Robert 3 ~ Hs ST,S e. 49, 49, q n,
RaSmond J. castsIlans, S. Airing
ton, Va, and Helene d. Blanchard,
%. 1910 Ney Hampshire aye, -
James me. q ond Hi s.SSIss wii S Is, 2ss
,o: AniSso'I siau .is a. sas D st, ne.
and orass y, Anbrssi. 20, s42s
End sDS,n EO' Nd 3 Esrr'li' 81 Silver
Rrie James Linton, az, ana Iris Muir.
3B, both Of 1929 4th st, ne.
All Manixade. 20, Nicosia, Cyprus, and
Willie 81 Williams, 324 Kentucky ave.
Sc, and Edith ]. Jones, TO- 1889
IRoSsir. I. scrsss. Is, NsAninstOn, va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

lected with q new concept In
the field OF criminal insanity In
1854 when the U. s. Court Of
Appeals reversed his conviction
In q 1851 HOUSEKEEPING.
Under the old insanity rule,
q defendant could not be held
criminally responsible for his
act II he could not distinguish
right from wrong or was the
victim Of an Irresistible im-
pulse" Under the doctrine
established in the old Durham
case, a person cannot be held
responsible II his act was the
product Of a mental disease or
defect. The Court Of Appeals
held that the latter issue must
be determined.
After the reversal in the
HOUSEKEEPING case, Durham
was given a new trial and again
found guilty. The second con-
viction was reversed In May,
1855, on grounds the trial judge
had erred in instructing the
jury. Thereafter, In 1856 DUR
ham pleaded guilty to petty
larceny and was sentenced to
serve q year in Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

of the leaders and peoples Of
Latin America are friends Of
the United States.
But in q preliminary report
made public by the White House
a short time after his return,
DR.. Eisenhower listed three
major suggestions for United
states policy he said he will
expand more fully later. They
are:
i. The imperative need for
bankable loans-not grants
in every country visited.
-. The response which ! be-
lieve the United States should
make to the appeal Of the Latin
American nations for more
stable relationships between
raw commodity prices and the
prices of manufactured prod
ucts.
IS. The urgent and immedi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
Two Youths
Sentenced in
Robberies


Two youths were sentenced
yesterday at District Court to
serve from 4 to IL years each
for robbing three truck drivers
of more than $3.50 In the dri-
vers' lounge Of the Smith
Storage Co., 2100 block Of
Champlain street NV, last
April.
They are George H. Scott,
20. Of the TOO block of Eleventh
street Sc, and SaD-1el Brit
ton. 10. Of the 1900 block Of
Ayres place Sc. Sentence was
imposed by Judge Edward A.
Tamm.
In another case, Judge Rich.
mond B. Keech sentenced Mil
ton IMPORT, "A, Of Baltimore,
to from 4 to IL years for 0
$3.50 holdup-rohbery at q real
estate ONCE In the 800 block
Of Third street NV.
Judge Keech gave James Z.
McClain. 80, Of Racine, Wise,
a suspended sentence Of from
l TO s years and placed him on
probation for 5 years for en-
bezzling more than s4,70O
from the American Express Co.
Judge Keech ordered McClain
to make restitution at the rate
Of s26 q month as q condition
Of probation. At the time Of
the entertainments, McClain
was q money order salesman.
authorities said.
Joshua Thomas, 81, was SEN
fenced by Judge James Nv.
Morris to serve from l to 8
years for assault with q dan
gerous weapon for striking
Daniel johnson, IS, with a
blunt instrument" during an
alteration in a house where
the two men lived in the 1900
block Of T street NV.
Mr.. Johnson died about two
weeks after the alteration.
Thomas originally was indicted
on a charge Of second degree
murder but later was allowed
to plead to the assault charge
because Of lack Of evidence
that the blow struck caused
Mr.. Johnson's death. police
said.
Judge Charles F. Mclaughlin
sentenced two men for assault
ing police ofhcers. One Of them,
Samuel H. Stern. 81. Of the
900 block Of New York avenue
NV, was given from 3 TO Q
months for assaulting two ON
GERS. The other man, Alvernon
r. Carey, 20, OF the 400 block
Of w street NV. was given
from 2 TO 8 months for ASSAULT
ing one ofleer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Church, VI.
Samuel N. TypeT, Is. asi yaTaEyt q.
Buchanan 81. ne.
Jimmie c., Psnninsten. 81. U4n. Ana.
paSSl " bshd ssfs n, ana ana Martha N.
Nelson, 4s, beth OF wilmington,
JimaAie oliyarri, IT,, %. 40 Yarnpm a.
ARMY. ny tI ST!:'' sii..:s asi: VI Psi
soS:;' ny Ss aI.i:. T. sg,::;;ss!sss. riggS
p.salnys K S'S sssnR, 's 3, ii:ss RI nv
and Bette Champ, 81, 1880 CALI
Bobby B. Russell, 10, Alexaparis. Va,
and Eloise A. Smith. 10, so42 Para
pl. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
NO HOME LIVING
PROBLEM HERE

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-.
R. - Eight cartons Of
books, both new and used.
have been received at the
Missouri Mems Peniten-
tiary library. Some Of the
titles:
Problems in Home Liv-
ing" "A Camp Fire Girls
chum," Live Alone and
Like It," "'No More ALI
bis" Home Nursing and
Child Care" and THE
Bobbsey Twins ct Snow
Lodge"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
Moss Recalls
"a Uprising

WARSAW, Aug. . R,--Hun-
dreds Of thousands Of Catholics
packed Warsaw's churches yes
terday for . special mass COM
memoratins the hundreds Of
thousands who died IL years
ago-on August /. iel4--in the
uprising against Maxi occupiers.
At Holy Cross Church on the
Nowy SWAT - Warsaw's main
street-crowds spilled on to
the road outside. =
Survivors Of the uprising.
middle aged women among
them. stood in honor guards
over the spots in the city where
Polish partisans were executed.
The anniversary mass came
at q time when efforts are be-
ing made to settle o new
church-state crisis.
Two bishops and two top
Communists. members of q
Joint commission set up in the
1856 church-state truce. are
dealing with current disputes.
The negotiators have made
some progress toward settle
ment. a reliable Catholic source
said.
He said both sides declared
themselves anxious to prevent
further deterioration in church.
state relations when they met
Thursday and plan TO meet
again Tuesday.
The crisis, caused in part by
government demands it super
wise distribution of relief pack
ages from Catholics in the
United States, was heightened
by q raid July 81 on the Jasna
Cora Monastery. Poland's ma
tional shrine. The government
charged it found anti-govern-
ment pamphlets printed there.
The Catholics claim their pub
fishing Is within the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

Cliff. But Schary has been
taking 1t calmly--thus far.
Duke Kahanamoku, famed
ex-swimming champ and now
sheriff Of Oahu In the Hawai-
ians, has asked Rock Hudson to
help in gaining statehood for
the islands. Rock and Duke
became friends while the actor
was filming Twilight For the
Gods"
Boy-star Tim Considine, now
II. gets an apartment Of his
own as q graduation present.
But 1t has TO be right next to
mothers, Tim finished high
school In June and Is gloating
that, when he returns to the
cameras in Walt Disney's 1.-The
Shaggy Dog" in August, he no
longer win have 10 do home
work between scenes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
Divorce sGun
Killed TeeI,
Police Assert

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 2 n.
"A wealthy pharmaceutical
executives body was cremated
today, but the attractive diyor-
Gee accused OF shooting him
near his new girl friends apart
ment was sim unconscious and
unable 10 answer questions.
However, police laboratory
technicians said tests show that
a pistol found In the purse Of
Mrs. Connie Nicholas. a. n the
gun which killed Forrest Teel.
bi-year-old executive vice pres
ident Of hi Lilly a Co. drug
iirm.
Laboratory tschnieians said
microscopic examination Of
slues fred from Mrs. Nicholas'
sun showed markings almost
Identical" 10 those on bullets
taken from Mr.. reel's body.
Other Tests Mads
Nitrate patterns on Mr.. Teel'S
Jacket also showed strong SIM
ilarities with those Of shots
fred into q test cloth.
We've got who we want"
said Capt. Michael J. Smiley.
chief Of the homicide bureau.
We're not looking for anybody
else"
Capt. Smiley said he believes
Mrs. Nicholas traced Mr.. Teel
TO the apartment Of Miss Laura
l. Mowrer, 20, whom he identi-
fed a. the woman Mr.. Teel had
been seeing for the last three
months. He said Mrs. Nicholas
apparently waited for Mr.. Teel
outside In his white Cadillac
until after midnight. Wednes-
day night and the shooting
climaxed q bitter argument in
Q nearby parking lot.
Found Unconscious
Capt. Smiley said he believes
the attractive divorcee drove
Immediately to the secluded
riyerbank where she was found.
unconscious. after taking an
overdose Of sleeping pills.
Mrs. Nicholas was still In crit
lcal condition today. and doc
tors said 1t would be at least
two days before she could be
questioned.
Capt. Smiley called Mrs.
Nicholas q "spurned woman"
after a l5-year friendship with
Mr.. Teel. The homicide cap
tain said the case win be closed
as murder-suieide II Mrs.
Nicholas dies. If she lives. he
added, she will be formally
charged with murder. A pre-
liminary charge Of murder has
been fled against her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
Safety Measure

FARNHAM. England tR.--
Bathrooms in q new block of
fats for elderly people in this
Surrey town have an outside
lock release to prevent anyone
being locked in the bathroom II
suddenly taken Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

hour when an unidentified pass
erby reported seeing her. She
was taken Immediately 10 the
Washington Sanitarum.
Hospital officials said the
baby, weighing ia pounds,
appeared well-nourished. we'll
developed" and was normal in
every respect"
DR.. Herbert Click, chief
pediatrician at the hospital,
found the baby to be suffering
from exposure.
Montgomery County Police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

Corpl. Coy Moorield said the
baby was found around s:tb
pm.
He said Herbert Tucker Of
Calvert Motor Co., called an
ambulance after . passerby re-
ported seeing the paper bag
containing what he thought
was q baby.
The baby viii be released TO
Juvenile Court authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

Why Not Pull Down the Shodes3
o. ABIGAIL VAN BUREN

DEAR ABBY; I see some
thing every day MONDAY
through Friday from my
kitchen window that puzzles
me. Between 4 and sos pm.
q nice-looking woman drives
up In q station wagon and
waits for q man who meets
her In q coupe. She sets out
Of her car and sets into his
and they drive away. At en-
actly s:as they both come
back. They start kissing
goodbye like they are never
going 10 zee each other again.
than they set into their own
ears and drive on. This has
been going on since spring.
I have both their license
numbers and II you think
this would be called dis
turblng the peace" or -dis-
orderly cond1ct," ! viii re-
port Il to the police. I think
they are breaking some laws.
WITHIN THE LAW
III they are, It's not vis-
able from your kitchen win
dow. A. I see Il. you've Moth
Ing 10 report.
80
DEAR ABBY: Every time
! buy my wife q present she
makes me tell her how much
! paid for Il. When ! do. she
blows her top and says ! got
robbed. What do you do. with
q dame ike thatG
ROBBED
Obviously your wife q
mere practical than sentl-
mental Give her money In
stead.
$50
DEAR ABBY: We live on
q farm. but ! was brought up
In the city. Ny husband still