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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

with any worldwide nuclear
control system.
Participating IN the current
meeting are scientists from the
United States. Britain. France.
Canada. Russia. Poland, Czech
oslovakia and Romania.
Details Of the seven agreed
detection techniques are not 10
be made public until the eight
governments have had time to
consider the control system the
scientists recommend. The
task Of working out the system
Is expected 10 take about an
other week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

home In Motala. Sweden. Doc
tors hope 10 save his life In a
hlstory-making operation BY
transplanting a kidney from
his mother.
Thus far kidney transplants
have been successful only be-
tween identical twins. All trans
plants between non-identical
twins have been unsuccessful,
Doctors say money couldn't
buy the medical care he has
received since he was admitted
10 Peter Bent Brigham hospital
on July /. How can YOU put
q price on a human life7 They
ask.
A team Of so doctors and
surgeons is working on Nils.
More than q thousand per-
sons-from hospital labora-
tories 10 laundries-are at
tempting 10 save his life. Sew
en- hospitals have pooled their
resources to help him. More
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

NooALEs. Ariz. N9.--Jake
capin department store owner.
was Watching a competitors
store when he saw a known
shoplifter enter. He telephoned
police. The man was arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

81. resulsrIy SEE AlIstste spsrk plug - 44e
IS. sSe AIlstots Super spoFk plugs ---- Csc
50. S5.95 mosseF cylinder, most cars 80 SOB
10. bonded broke shoes. Ply. 'S5-'S6, exeh., 3.9s
~. Sl.29 ignition tuRe-Up kit for 1919 10
1851 chevrolsts now reduced TO only -s7e
IL. rebuilt clutch assembly for 1870 10
1855 Plymouth, exehonqe, only----I3.95
Sears Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
Hospital Teacher
Is Really a Doll

TOLEDO B.-The mater
nifty department Of Mercy Hos
pital here has a new instructor.
and she's a doll-literally.
Her name is Janet. and she
Joins Kathleen. a larger doll
who has been bathed. diapered
and demonstrated more than
5000 times before students. new
mothers and expectant parents
classes over the years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
Can Improve Living

The Soviet ICY Committee
said II knew Of no complaints
about anyone not getting a
visa to attend II he wanted
TO come. There was no COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
Boy With No Kidneys
Awaits Epic Transplant

BOSTON July 81 0F1--NIs-olov wseI Is different from
most boys II years old He's sman4a feet He's lght-5o
pounds And his life hinges On human kidney the she Of your
nst.
The youngster was with only kidney He lost II
last April when he toppled from merry go-round his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

GENEVA. July 81 RD,-Scl-
entlsts OF the Western and
Communist worlds have agreed
on seven different methods for
detecting nuclear weapon tests
and now face the task OF COM
bining them into one foolproof
system
This final phase Of the month
old secret conference may bring
Il into the forbidden area OF
politics. The Western experts
have been ordered not 10 dis
cuss the political problems Of
negotiating a ban on weapon
tests. W
But spokesman for both sides
expressed satisfaction with
their progress in agreeing on
the seven detection methods.
Techniques Described
The techniques involve diff
ferent types Of sensitive record
ing apparatus to detect these
telltale signs Of nuclear blasts:
Cd sound waves, 90 earth
tremors, 80 magnetic fields,
ca radioactive fallout. 90
gamma rays and neutrons. go
radio waves apd tD light waves,
The experts agreed the ilast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

4s. resuIorIy 6se corn whisk broom. only 5se
-. regularly 6se liquid cor wash- 5se
so. TesuIoFIy 4se chrome polish, s-oz. ean, 44e
81. FssslsrIy $3.50 scissors jack, emily ass
81. FesUIoFIy $l.7S cleaner and wox (pestel.
l.2S
50. famous JOhnson's "J-Wox." easy to use,
I.39
81. "Vista" wax. buy Il at Ssors for only. l.3S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
ICY Scientists
Start Session
0nDiscOyeries

MOSCOW. July Several
hundred scientists Of the 10y
lin a worldwide checkup on
everything from sputniks "a
earthouakes-begRn a To-day
conference yesterday with pre-
dictions, problems. and a mys-
terry.
The mystery. Still unsolved,
Is whether scientists from Ma
tionalist China are here or viii
attend.
10Y Is the international Geo.
physical Year. actually an ie-
month period Of cooperative
checkup on the earth. sun and
space by scientists OF more than
80 nations. All have promised TO
share all findings fully.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

". regularly $3.50 hsnd spotlight ------4.97
Is. regularly 45e vonity mirror ---- 3se
10. $i.3s baby bottle werner, 6-Iz volt, I.l7
70. $I.4s curved exhaust extension LII
n. $I.ss complete lighter kit, 6-lz volt, l.66
II. $3.ls chrome plated license frome ESQ
~. $l.3s modern design exheust extension. sse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
Want 10 Continue

Several scientists predicted
fabulous human benefits FROM
weather control and saw init a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

IS. oir-eoOIed pod. special 1879
70. SI.6S locking gas cop, now reduced --l.44
IT. $l.zs smudse-fres exhaust extension S7e
zs. handy mssnstie bose. osh tray, only sse
~. $3.50 reer speaker. 5x7-iaeh size 5.33
80. SASS hi-fi rear speaker. reduced HISS
81. $4.9s terry cloth throw covers ---.-4.43
b. resuiOry zoe flexible pour spout ---- z4e
50. FesuIarIy $I.lS lighter light. OnIy Sic
Sears Storss 3 @At
Evening star., 1958-01-22

TIN EXPERIENCED WOMEN need
Cd Immediately 70 increase our
present stan. We are embarking
on : terrific money mAkinG pro-
motion. Experienced telephone So
iicitors. with private phones, can
make more money than working
on the outside, 0nnranteed hourly
waee plus high eommission mAkes
this the best telephone proefam
Mo4lffffs9. lfffs rHHes He' s.sisi' si:iiA CAV Nm
A0uskWttEs. VII. Beaut, gifta
free have home demons.TAtaen-
rIss.iss n.s TOYS ana s,iss ~, of s. ss-
ssaly: Ay,s nee, LSral g. Inmed' nsd
no, $1,000,
ki0o MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied 10 you hy rs.
just show fashion trocks 10
friends. No investment. canvass.
ms or expeLlenee necessary.
sinsInss,, siAsEInl0sN,, rSS,Sks' SS,c Dept z-a!sa'
AVON COSMETICs are IN demand:
In your neishhoIhood, DI. 7-0ael
WOMAN or young woman wanted
for counting and paeking small
white, and have ffth Grade educa-
tion: recent work experience
desired. preferably hlndery Or
light ASSEMBLY work; but nppli-
cant must make neat Appearance:
permanent only; A0-hour week.
Call I'M. s-o7OO.
Evening star., 1958-01-22
DOCS, PETS, ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN

CHNHsE .CnEsTNVTs = Grow
ssSsIS!s .Ssss. SSsSs SI5fSs ssS. slss. sf'ss ;s.;
shade Tor home gaSSinS arcnnSs. TTf,soms TSo \
e To- 2 a n d size a,.r.,s ,T.,si ootieT No: .B
cory ,b0.paIe planting guide cat-
Ss,i. EIcs Y ssn@., color eisFeS M , by yirainia.
Aaisspoopls wanted. wKYNEs.
AoRo NuRsERiEs, waynesboro,
Evening star., 1958-01-22
SAFES
NEW--s75 Up
HAYMAN a. CO

sHRLvIN0 sTEEI,-Ws. mfg stss
our Wash. plant: warehouse plan.
ning lge. stk.. all Sizes, I TO 10, ,OOG
installations made, HARcO EQUIP
CORP. NO. 1-lH10. a.
Evening star., 1958-01-22
nEpAlRs q sERvIefs
lcoNTINUfpl


CARPENTRY. painllns. roofnsI
chanic, Nh, LANE, pU. f.661a,
cARPkNIRY - 3 islvine. cabinet.
fcas, jSFfRkYs." " III IeLs SL.sagiSp' iSp'A'
CARPENTRY. Femedsline; klteh-
q se.h. Can Q. A. COOK. uh.
CARPENTRY, repairinr and Fs.
H1essa ResslinEu h psisasIns. assI,a Fres sssi-
CAnrkNTnx--Hm, io6s. dooFs. win
dowt, nQoFs, celllng, locks, sen.
repairs free est. NO. T-tH53. 2ls
ELECTRICAL VIKING. promDt at.
tention 70 lnrae and small iobg'
Ess. Essss. ;ss'apsss saa Sun. fdHg ~ lHissss s-ssOo'
tL00Rs sANDED AND FINISHED,
Quality work at . reasonable price
N NORRIS, JU O.e27T.
FLOOR WORK. sandlns and finish
ingi prices reasonable; work gIiar-
anteed. c. c. pEAToN, RA, O.
PAINTING, paperins. interior. ex-
mates. call Ju, p-4751.
PAINTING, int. exits carpentry
sut,, spout, root % 0wn work. b
white. Call any time. 10. 9.i006
PAINTING. PAPERING--Pirst-elass
vorkmAnship: work done lmme-
diately. Mr. PoAT. RA. s-hel3,
PAINTING, paperine. interior and
exterior. large and small iobS.
Pree estimates. LU. l-a20O.
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
plaAtering and paper hanging At
low prices. Experienced work done:
1atisfaetion guaranteed. Call for
free estimate, Ia, 0-l030,
PAINTING. int. ext: waiitex and
ssniiss nunt; sxPecrIs whits pseh-
PAINTING. lowest rates IN town;
mates. 8p a-flAAl RI h-0lal
Evening star., 1958-01-22
WOMEN

Earn while you learn.
vate cafeteria. nv, loca-
shift. We're interested only
In tan Is Il. 4 m. minl.
(whilel; aee aS-3e. must
have references and BE- In
excellent health. II qualified.
please send vital stAtistics.
work BACKGROUND and q
snapshot. 70 Boz l9l-B.
Evening star., 1958-01-22

MATURE WHfTE WOMAN. stay
sional week I's; ends. school SeliSsYssi
sometimes sleep IN, ep. a-0a6s,
ewes. and week ends.
COLORED WOMAN who needs
home and wants 10 work. Salary
room and board, WA, 9-N212.
cOLQRkD LADY live Ia; Ions is.
land. N, ~ fare advanced; $50
$500 mo. Al ASSOCIATES, lOi7
f2th 81. n.w., Mk. e.21ou.
Evening star., 1958-01-22
ROOMS FURnlsHED-R.W.

BUCHANAN ST. NV, II0U--Furn
rooms, TV, kitchen privils, for
ladies. Call RA. j-g334.
CATHEDRAL AVE. on Conn
Large rm. and porch: TefGr,; next
70 bath. AID. 4-453l.
CHEVY CHAsE, u. c.-MasteT bed
eFs,: gentleman; $50. WO, o-7732.
CHEVY CHASE. D. G., $500 Broad
Branch rdy nr. Conn. -Nebra aska
bath; ssniismsn. wo. 8-35i3.
CONN. AvE.--AtiTse.. conf. rm..
ei1ls eiHilsstfsD'ns fss CO iS@7iss sss alter Ioe
CONN. NEAR gHOREHAM--Lsrge
studio. oriental russ. In profess
oa Woman fSma1 KEN. Br.snts,, s2; p5;v,ss.s
Hu. 3-4710
DUPONT cIRcLE-Newly decorated
master bedTm.. semipvt. bath, un-
cts; men. AD. 4-s73s
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1882 18Th q.
rooms. AID. 4-gsS6.
DUP0NT.MAss.-euite. 2 rooms.
HNts UAtAl AIEs llQtCts hHuUy uE@
lightful view. AD. 4-s2sl.
downtown. 733 18th Ct. nv
Lovely room with refgr.. pvt. en-
trance. IA. 6-53iS or NE s-90g0.
GERARD ST. NV. I45o-singie
Im NJ. bath, 81 wk.. also Ice.
hght-housekeeping rm.. $40 wk
X ST N.Ws, I2Oi--LarRe and small
well heated Co 5-s3I2.
MANSON ST. N.W.-Nice comfort.
privileges RA. 3-I53a.
MT. PLEAsANT-studio rm.. newly
Joining bath. NO. s-s044.
NEBRASKA AVE, AND 3Ist ST.
N.W.--0uite with shower. also .
separate rooms with hall bath
! live on frSt floor and viii share
living room and beautiful Tecre-
alton room. garage for car II
ns nsnssd + .ysssI. nHss.er da glnnssM IN o. pssta
PA. ave, NV. I5o6-sEle. rm
pvt. bath. pvt. entr.: no eooking.
WALTER REED vIc.-Nice sale
nm. next 70 phone and bath; pri-
vate home RA. 0-6260.
WYO. AVE. MANsI0N-sele.. pvt
b Newly fuTn, Use eteinWay. Ar
ustic home. $50 mo. DU 5-3iS3
So A DAY UP per person; Ii0i 18th
up. vANNEs HoTEL. Di. s-7sss.
3te3 Ieth sT.-email room suit
able for young person. S35 per
month. AID 4-sfSS
l3gO JEFFERSON ST.-Hicely iurn.
rm.. fess.; COW. transp. Call RA.
3-7O9l.
20i3 n. OFF CONN.--Single and
double rms. clean. comfortably
warm, ~ 30 up. CO. 5-Ol2s.
DOWNTOWN. clean and spacious.
nicely furnished. 81. 50. Sil q
vi. Tv. phone and laundry priyils.
AD. s-lOk2. o pm.-s am.
I5a3 Ieth sT.--clean. quiet. love-
" single rm,. studio-styie, 3 win
dovs, next bath. redecorated.
2i2o P ST., Apt. g-Lsrse, conf,
sgle rm., End a. next bath, 2
closets; $50. NO. f-4670.
FOR YOUNG MAN or married
couple. warm attractive rm., love-
~ home. refs RA 6-20SS
dIl BUCHANAN ST. K.W.-In bet
ter pvt home: gentleman. fne.
attractive bis room and big furn
porch. bath shower. Tv. tel: Sil
weekly: COW. transp. IA. a-4354
1853 I6th ST. N.w.--Ladies: attT.
Esle. Gble, rms clean. beautiful
fuTn.; modern baths. NO 7-9ls9
THE wEsTMIRsTER
NICE rooms for nice people water
IN rooms, free Tv maid service: $
Evening star., 1958-01-22
TRANSIENT
10 MINUTES TO
CAPITOL BUILDING

] AND 2 BEDRM. APIS NEW
FURNITURE. INCLUDING LINENS,
csINAT cssES ~. AMP 4 nEyT KTTcE5E Ta EeTrAi E9SIR
REAS RATES. CALL 10. 2-I252.
Evening star., 1958-01-22

RUGS, Esnuine oriental. all sizes:
greatly reduced. cAseABiAN.
3a04 o 81. at via. ave.
RUG sALE--Ney and USED rugs.
&ln I'd, ARL. PLANT. PARK RItG
CLEANERS. IA. :-335b.
Evening star., 1958-01-22
AIscELLAAIoUs FoR sALE MlselLLAEEous FoR sIII

PIANO. bradbury splnet: new ma
hog. inlih: IDEAL for apartment.
q q. nv ri S.egis. . i''V
PIANO, rebuilt PLAYER. smsrtiy-
styled. IN . new Durable hniSh.
especially suited for rec. rms: ex-
eeptionAi value at s406. Including
bench and local delivery. CAMP
hlr.. nsLI pi' hgssGSs gssSs. co" iios Q st.
rIASo, IaS. .Dinst. IN nm. Gable. private :.t.
sS;sI iGse RSs' Ro ..slOl .:| f7 Eus sit sl Cairo
PIANOs-JonDAN.e branch stores
all have : eompiete selection ef
and rent. ineiudinR some values
II slightly used Instruments.
Plenty Of palktng space ~ each
store ss5s qeore!a ave. silver
ten: lis PTihes.s n nss nlknsss Ann: a. Aed pred-
efieksburg Va.
PIANOS = = SPECIAL Eroup qf ais
carrying new-piano guarantee.
Gubstantial savings KITS. 1880
d 81 NV. RE. 5-esi2.
PtAN0s-Used small grands, sa15
M. Modern types Also Vaiuss In
used uprights and spineta, You
elueyn aave at the PIANO MART.
1918 9TH 81. NV. ST. $4,000.
PIANOS P0R RRNf-NeV and used
apinets, consoles. erands and up
TiEht4 81 moderate rates: 0rom 81
monthly upl with option 70 buy.
Hauling extra. JORhAN'e -FOUR
STORES: Corner 18th and q sts
NV. tPhone 81. 3-0l00l: 6l0o
Lee highWAy. Arlington lPhone.
kE. H-5O00l: h332 0eoggia ave !.
silver epring lphone. JU. 5-IlO5l; /;
efiA Princess Anne at. Pred.
eriekshura,. W.. tPhone. Essex 3
cl7zl. Fun selection a. al stores
SILVER Spftng and Arlinston stores
PIAN0s-used uprishts Of pricsi
from sos .up. Good selection
available, AlAo values in used
Ebinets and aFands. See rs And
save, ST. 3-6J0O. PLANO MART,
1918 9TH 81. NV, Tin the bloek
above the Llbraryl.
PIAN0e FOR RENT, With option
n batW REnu. ea M -s~.Nka~ -,
Evening star., 1958-01-22

Part TINE: white. ior survey
gSesss. Salary. commission; Apply
throush Thurs, E 20 4 pm.
FART TINE on FULL TIME--sell
the "lst IN quality" home refer
ence. Comptom's Picture Eneyelo.
\ pedta. New 5 point educational
prosrem. Liberal sommIsSnlon ISL .i. and
nation including phone % Mt.
Weed dr., Silver spTins,
fART-fIMR CLERKS for tobacco
and cosmetic depts.: no experienee
necessary; evea.. sat. and sunday
STANDARD DRud Co. S929
Minnesota ave. ne. and l1Ol II
st. ne,
GIRL WANTED. counter or foun-
tain work. Call any time. TU.
.-S0o7.
GIRLS, 1926. TRAvELl
s.S psA and s1.,nn Ss1ST1 .,,s.lE s.sD ..s:Dp sTR
bonus: tmmed, cash. advance. Gre.
sales. Must Be neat: peTsonahle.
MRS. HALL. Hotel Commodore,
2 and NJ Capitol. $50 a.m.-7 pm.
Don't phone. e4e
PART-TIME SALESGALSl
II you want extra money, let Us
snow S,nS..ss ySs eoy g make w.. =; 10 ,,s.. ca
you, Call LuZIERs. INC. pf. 4
Evening star., 1958-01-22
ROOMS FuRMIsHED-N.E.
ROOMS EuRN.-s.E..s.M.

ESQ IIth ST. s.E.-ITT- comfort
able rm. with enclosed porch
REFINED gentleman; white. Cal
Evening star., 1958-01-22
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS q SERVICES

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. AND CHI-
CAGO--Driver wanted: no salary.
AD. 2-2O20.
Evening star., 1958-01-22
THE EVENING STAR .Cy

Washington, d. @.
WEDNEsD1Y. JANUARY ~. 1858
Evening star., 1958-01-22
WAREHOUSE RW 10
SALE
ROSSLER'S

FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
I'M AZ Aho,;ss.N ss NV; / I. IpsyS 7-ssOS
Evening star., 1958-01-22
I.AMpla

LAMPS
Large selection OF Capo-Di Nonti
Dresden. crystal Bohemian overlay,
etc. Bankrupt atoek-bargains ea-
lore. Wed through Sat. IL am.
70 = pm.
PEIL a PELL
Auctioneers and Appraisera
25l6 University Blvd. W, wheaton
. Doors Prom Ga. Ave. 10. A-2tae
Directly Across 81. Prom Anchor Inn
LOCKERS. tables. cloak racks.
benches. bench less for shops.
factories. churches, Institutions.
We save you money HARcO
EQUIPMENT CORP, 2l53 9her-
man ave. nv. NO 7.1ai9.
LOVE SEAT, IN excel. eond,. reas. ;
other misc. items. 4OB Ethan Al
len ave. TAkoma Park. Nd.
M0TORs-iIl0O TO 100 h.p. and
reduction gear, $40 volts. re.
wound, exeh. 4ist year cARTY
teos l4th %. NO. 7-O224.
MOTORS REPAIRED, exchansed
on most sizes while You wait
lowest prices; parking. EtlECTRIC
EouiPMEET co; SSdd7s sherman
M0yfk CAMERA. s-mm.. teislens; /;
zoe Ssoe-Ss pTS,eescsi si.,s screen; lIsh'
Evening star., 1958-01-22

PIANO. bradbury spjnet: new ma
SiS: si .sias. 'ssA W. Il SIf4s. fsRs.'Isssi issc
Evening star., 1958-01-22
nIssILLassSus ,ss,'!!'''.I, son sALIlTHE MUFFlEls
'sss|ssgs s's': N 4llsBIsss5 #8g,s 5e0''5

,.,l,s New i.ssss s.lssiIss !, 4 ..sp !.eI:,
tables, corner and knlek .knaek
eahlntts, etc, - low As S7.ob. A
sinnkrqpt stock bargains galore:
Evening star., 1958-01-22

BUCHANAN ST. NV. IIoa-Purn.
rooms II, Iy kitchen Privilsi for
Evening star., 1958-01-22

:. 4 sAlMs.ieaseEs 80 aEs sad . Appraiser.
n Deer Deer from @ O.; Aye; 70, s.eies s.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
ScoIdinq an Innocent Child
By DR.. PETER ] sTEINcRoHN

mOther-in-law can dig me
she will.
What I wish you would do,
DIR. SteincrOhn, is to write =
column on chorea so l can
show my in-laws how wrong
they are. I've told them what
my doctor said, but l might
as well be talking to the wall.
They know it ALI!
/ hear that children that
come from the best Of FAM
lilies are liable to get chOrea.
And that's what l want to
prove to them.
I am glad you did not ash
me to resolve your in-lav
problems. I wouldn't be much
help.
AS for chorea, that is tht
medical term for what's com
monty called st. Vitus dance
You can tell your in-laws tina
you are entirely innocent.
Chorea is really in the sam'
family as rheumatic fever. tn,
child is unable to control hi
wiggling. awkward motions ant
distortions of his face. You
doctor will probably Sedate YOU
boy and give him something Il
try to prevent occurrences.
lReleased by the Bell syndicate. Incl
Tomorrow: How much is too niue
coffee2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
AW IN THE NEWS
Auctions Complicated
ByLeqoI Variations

have said-felt dismayed more
than somewhat at this turn of
events. But at least Mrs.
Graham knows she has a real
Derby contender and doubtless
feels we'll satisfied about the
unusual sales contract she
made with herself over Jewels
Reward several years ago.
That peculiar bit of sales law
technique repeatedly was ex-
emplified at the Saratoga
yearling sale. Mrs. Graham.
who already owned Jewels Re-
ward. decided to auction him
off since none of his ancestors
we're particularly distinguished.
But when the price of the colt.
who is a funny looking straight
legged animal, wouldn't go over
$4,000 Mrs. Graham bid $500
and bought him back herself.
Why was such a maneuver
necessary? Why not simply
withdraw the animal from the
auction? On the other hand.
how is it possible for an owner
to bid against prospective buy
ers and thereby, perhaps. jack
up the price.
Well. auctions can be compli-
Gated affairs. There are many
different kinds, so the condi-
tionS of sale to be employed at
each are normally specified in
advance.
Often the auctioneer at a
sale can withdraw the goods
at his option any time prior
to the actual sold" He fire.
quently does so when the bid
ding is too low. But If the
auction is announced as a sale
without reserve" once the
article is offered it must be
sold if any bids come in.
Another type Of sale is to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

WHIFF: Perfumer Francois
Coty. founder Of the house that
bears his name, achieved his
first measure of success as the
result of happy accident.
At IS, while working as a
perfume mixer in Paris. he con-
cocted a scent which made even
his sensitive nostrils CULVER with
delight. He took bottleful to
. large department store, con-
fident that one Whit Of the
heavenly stuff would send the
manager of the perfume coun-
ter into ecstacies.
Unfortunately the manager
was too busy to devote any
time to the youthful caller.
Downhearted. Coty turned away
from the counter. Pushing his
way through the line OF Gus
toners, his arm was jostled and
the bottle fell to the floor.
AS 1t broke the air became
filled with the divine fragrance.
Women at the counter almost
swooned with enchantment.
The manager was shifting, too,
but he managed to resist the
fascination Of the perfume long
enough to dash after the
stranger. He hustled Coty into
his office and wrote out an
order.
Thereafter fame and for
tune came rapidly to the youth
full perfumer.
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is deprived of the right to even
defend herself because, after
all. tits only a joke"
The men John describes who
are nice to their wives in public
but nasty in private have other
problems, but their behavior
doesn't justify Johns actions.
No, we don't suggest that
John turn nasty at home. But
we do think 1t would be a good
idea for him to get into the
habit Of expressing some Of his
Invitations and disagreements
with his wife when he feels
them. Eileen should be willing
to accept this kind Of criticism
when she feels it to be war
ranted and should be honest
enough to argue the question
out when she feels her husband
is being unfair.
If the marriage is Soundly
rooted, as this one appears to
be. the husband and wife
should not fear the occasional
tiffs that arise between per-
sons living in any intimate re-
lationship.
copyrisht 1858. General FEATURES Corp
Boys' invitetion 10 dinner in apart
ment eouses quarrel among girls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
Man Loses
FeurAfter
Retirement
By RAY HENRY

Associated Press Stan Writer
Walt House had the usual
fears about retirement:
Will my wife and I have
enough money to live on? What
will do with my time? How
long will last without a full
time job?
He wished he had more time
to think, to get ready. But, he
had no choice. He had to face
the fears.
Although only 81, his nerves
were shot and his ulcers were
painful.
His doctor told him:
Stay on your Job six months
longer and well put you six
feet under"
Now. after six years of re-
tirement. he's trying to figure
out just why he was worried.
THE way / feel now" he told
me recently at his home in
North Cape May, N. j.. I'll
never die"
His employer, the Kickhefer
Container Co. OF Delair, N. j.,
relieved him of one of his fears
It gave him a lifetime pension,
although it had no regular
pension plan for its employees
at the time.
/ Combined with his social
security and some money he'd
saved, the pension is enough to
keep the Houses financially
sound.
I'VE do worry some about
the rise in the cost of living,
Mrs. House explained. Things
are going SO high that we may
not be able to live as well as
we have been"
Walt House easily handled
most of the other worries him.
self. The solution: He's beer
active in retirement just as he
was active on his job.
The difference is that he nc
longer has to meet any time
schedule for his activity. The
change in pace has claimed his
nerves and healed his ulcers
! Much of his retirement &C.
tivity has been possible because
the Houses moved into q new
home shortly before he retired
Since moving in, he's done
such things as add a porch
sitting room on their home
build picket fence and make
his yard look like a flower
show.
! His home improvements have
been so extensive that House
1 figures the place is now worth
about Sill, 900 instead of the
$3.50 he originally paid for it
i But. he hasn't confined hi;
activities to changing the
the scenery around home.
Because Of the large number
Of retired people living in the
same housing development
House also spends q lot Of
time using his car to take
neighbors to the doctors. to the
grocery store or anywhere elst