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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

A NEW UsED-cAR DEALER
In Arl. Va. desperate for so clear
well-kept cars at highest prices
Flom 80 through 81 Foreign also
WILLIAMS MOTORS LTD, INC.
2s24 N. Wash, Blvd. Arl., Va
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '5S la-ton picku
truck. VS.. 4-Speed transmission
. ply tires, $3.50 3733 Warren
81 NV, WO 6-3733
CHEW. PANEL TRUCK '5I-Ha,
had good care: 8 good tires; $3.50
ia, S-6705.
CHEVROLET 1855 300 Carryall
This truck IS IN excel. eond. and
has never seen heavy conStruc-
ton work. solid light green
body. Also has al the seats: S695
NATIONAL AUTO BROKERS
$500 Ga. ave. NV. TU. 2-SS77
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
INDUSTRIAL
ROCKVHLE

NEAR HEchiN0ER's -.
WIFE VIII z. 4 ss SENS VIZ s95AS'
KET ron K quick 6A1E. CAL
FRick VI BERkNs Salts. inc
egTIHIESoA, OFFICE. 772o WIs
Located on Marlboro
pike, approx. $4,000 SO
It,, corner, between
shopping centers. JU
9-3850.
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tl sO0U
ROSEN Nj

CHEVROLET
Columbia Pike and s. Glebe Rd.
Arlington, Va. IA. 7-67S5
BUICK '57 a-dr.: beautiful blue
with white top; l owner: new car
trade-in: radio, heater and auto
matte. Guaranteed; only S1,595.
BOWMAN
Studebaker-Packar Mercedes
1900 Ga. Ave. NV. RIA. 6-ll22
BUICK 1857 station wagon; our
regular S2,495 value: discount
price, 81 ,9SS.
OLMSTEAD OLDS
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-S4OO
BUICK '55 Century 4-dr. hardtop:
radio. heater, auto. trans; clean
car: S1,Og5.
HARRIS-PORTER
5000 Riggs Rd. at Chillum Rd.
Hyattsville HA. 2-420S
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

IS VS. converts !
and h.. auto. white walls; YER
special price. SONb. ROoER
MOTOR Co, 5000 BladensburI
I'd ne. 6ottAse CITY. Nd wa
1-fbOn.
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5000 RiSEs Rd. at chillum Rc,
Hyattsville HA. 2-s20S
CHEVROLET '55 4-dr. station wa
gon. r. and h.. 2-tone beige ant
brown. Real clean. s. dn ORR
SON MOTORS, 704 W. Broad St.
Falls Church, Va.
CHEVROLET IS Bel Air 2-dool
hardtop VS., fully equipped
ready 70 go, 81 .O95. LEE b But,
LER, INC, Studehaker-LaIk, e5i
LeesburE Pike, Baileys X-roads
JE. 4-S40O.
CHEVROLET so Bel Air s-dool
hardtop; good condition; So On
LEE D. BUTLER. INC, Studebak'
er-Lark, B55 Leesburg pike, Bal
leys X-Roads, JE. 4-S400,
CHEVROLET 80 4-dr.; loaded witt
extras ready to go; IS down. LEE
d BUTLER, INC, Studebaker'
Lark, R55 Leesburg pike. Baileyl
X-Roads, JE. 4-S4OO.
CHEVROLET SO 4-dr. hsrdtop VS.
equipped; like new throughout
S1,495. LEE D. BUTLER. INC.
Studebaker Lark. 500 Leesburt
pike, Bailey X-Roads, JE. 4-64OO
CHEVROLET '5s Bel Air VS.: auto,
matte transmission. radio anc
hester. 3-tone paint; Sl,S31.
AIS MOTORS, INC.
1910 wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
ia. 2-4102
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CHEW. ,56

"2i0' 6-cylinder 4-door sedan
powerglide. 7, and h., orig. black.
and-white finish; ideal family car,
very economical 70 operate. clean
thrOughout.
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BEST USED CAR
pITvC TpOM UNITED

BEST USED CAR
BUYS FROM UNITED
Austin ABS '5S; blue, radio $50;
Hillman SIS convertible; black,
! white top, white-wall tires,
heater LOB
MG-TC AS; like new; have TO
see TO appreciate 1,39;
Chevrolet so; powerglide. ra-
1 do, white-wsll tiresi q
tone black and white 29I
| Plymouth SO Savoy VS. A.
dr.; 2-tone green; white
walls, automatic transmits
sion, radio and heater 80;
Chevrolet '5s Bel Air 4-door
hardtop; radio and heater.
white-wall tires; 2-tone
green 1,99;
Plymouth 90 VS. convertible;
2-tone green, white top;
white-wall tires, radio and
heater, automatic trans
mission 95(
Mercury 81 4-door hardtop;
2-tone blue; heater, radio,
white4wslls, cont. kit. 1,69i
Nash Rambler so Super A.
dr.; red and white; white-
walls, radio and heater so
Hillman SO Estate Wagon; a
real beauty 1.2yI
Triumph '5s 4-dr, sedan;
green and white; white
| walls, radio and heater 1885,
MGA SO hardtop; blue 2,1gG
Ford SO 2-door; standard
transmission; excel. trans
portation SO;
United Auto Sales, Inc.
1925 Georgia Ave, Wheaton, Nd
10. 5-336O
BMW-6OO 4-pass. sedan; German
built, air-cooled engine, up to 81
m.p.g Isetta 800 motocoupe, uI
ALLIED MOTORS
hoo 9th st. NV. CO 5-149t
BUICK 81 convertible: extra clean
radio, heater, power brakes, etc
pvt OWNER, Sl,995. NE. s-5S6S
10 see.
BUICK SO Spec. 2-dr.: r.Ih.. clean
mech. peri; S3p5 WRIGHT MO.
TORS, INC, $500 R. /. ave. ne
La. D-2UUu.
BUICK 1856 Roadmaster: BY OWN.
Err. new Wv FiTestone 500
tires. Selectronic radio, full power
equipment low mileage, immacu-
late condition; SI,650 KE S-6970
BUCKS 1853: selections Of new
models: immediate delivery, EN-.
ERSON g. ORME BUICK. l7th
and NJ SITS NV, Dl. 7-Sl0O.
BUICK '54 4-door sedan. dynafiov
and h., low mileage, cleanest
Buick in town; only $685.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis. Ave. and Ellicott st. NV.
IKE 7-l30S
BUICK 81 Roadmaster 4-door
Riviera hardtop: dynaflow. and
h, power steering and brakes,
also power windows and seat
$4,000 actual mi, showroom con-
ditioh: S3.195.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis. Ave. and Elhcott ST. NV.
kE. 7-l30S
BUICK SO super hardtop auto
matte transmission. radio ano
( heater, power steering end brakes
Beautiful 3-tone finish Bought
new and driven by company exec
utive; Sl,2g5
CAVE FORD
ASIA Elm St. Bethesda, Nd.
OIL 6-S30S
lBUICK-55; super convert ga.
rag kept: owner; canary vel.
7 ,Og: immac.' p-s. and brakes, cleo
must sen; S1.os5. JU. s-eiss,
/ BUICK 81 super hsrdtop 2-door
:; and 3, auto trans excel
TAKOMA FORD
7035 CARROLL AVE.
TAKOMA PARK, MD, Ju. s-lo0'
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ACREAGE wanted to lease for 10
years. Must have good water sup
ply ReaS. LU. 4-09S7.
WE NEED MORE LOTS. acreage OF
farms, in d c or nearby Nd
KAY REALTY &C. IA 6-220O
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AIS MOTORS, INC.
1910 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
ia. 2-4102

CHEVROLET '5s Biscayne two-door
sedan in cleaning blue and Whine.
powerglide, equipped; Sl,T95.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 13th st.
Silver Spring. Md. JU. SOL 81
CHEVROLET '5S VS. Impala sport
coupe; r. and h. auto. trans,
every de luxe accessory: 5000
miles. S2,295. Bank financing.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1920 WIS. AVE. OIL, $4,000
I'm THE HEART OF BETHESDA
CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air 2-door
sharp two-tone, new white, tires,
stick shift VS. with 3 Corvette
CARDS; a high performance beauty
only 81 ,695, S295 down or trade
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave
NV. ia. 9-4SO0
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HARRIS-PORTER

CHEVY 's4 a-dr.: radio and heater
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BOATS
TAKING ORDERSl

MANUFACTURER
When you manufacture cabin
cruiser ss beautiful as our new,
1859 model tThe Dubloonl. l sup
pose anyone can understand why
we cannot deliver at once. But
we are takins back orders fer
delivery in about 3 weeks. The
boat? As we said It Is a beautiful
81 1T. cabin cruiser which is well
constructed. Has a galley includ-
ing sink, ice box. and water sup
ply; private head. sundeck. au-
tomato bilge pump, and hunks for
but will sleep more. It's vell-ap-
pointed but the low price will sur
prise you. Financing7 No prob
lem. Perhaps you would ike TO
call us for a local demonstrat ton
cruise. Phone RE 7-2343.
s2 HIP. CUPBOARD MOTOR with
stand; perfect condition: Sl45.
HA. 2-3375.
left. RUN-A-BOUT with 10 h.p.
Mercury Hurricane Cupboard Mo-
tor. VIII 6-0S62. S325.
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CONN. AVE.

Executive once. or 9 rooms, with
private rest room. Conference. rr1
for your convenience without
out charge. Parking next 70
building. Apply Manager. DUE
POINT CIRCLE BUILDING, AID.
1890. -
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AUTOS Z TRUCKS for HIRI

CADILLAC $50
Lease, $3.50 per month. other
makes and models available. from
So so ROYAL AUTO LEASING.
INC, 1904 R I ave. Brentwood.
Md. WA 7-7770
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WILL FINANCE IN, ,Sl,,, TO YOUR ,gsgpoE7

iO7 Florida Ave. NE, Ii. 6-72O4
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TRIANGLE FORD

i 11f11NNILG HInD
YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEAL Err
1910 r. l. Ave. NE. LA. 9-lO03
CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air hardtop;
sparkling fire engine red with
Continental kit. white top ana
tires. power pax, VS. with 4-bsr-
rel carb, dual exhaust, powerglide,
+. and h. Hurry for this nue Mt
81 ,695. trade. terms. KIRK MO.
TOR CO, 1000 Ga. ave. NV. ia.
q-4S00.
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MOTORCYCLES.
GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

CHAIN SAW, Davis Bradley, like
new, S12b or best offer, 90; spe-
clal maintenance for year, Call
after Z pm, JE. 4-2253.
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CUSTOM DESIGNED
OFFICE SUITE
r FRANKLIN KAHN

ere 18th ST. NV ST. $1,000
DNTN. G. ST LOG. - Reas rent;
newly remod. ofcs., .showrm. space
or store Can DC ADAPTED for any
use ma. S-5b24
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NONTORS

OOA 1 AsIbO
Once suites midway between Silver
Spring and Wheaton New air.
conditioned building including all
services and parking. Call Mr.
b bnne' &c GO N s-o222. WALKER q
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CHEVROLET 81 "2iO" VS.: i'm
maculate light blue 4-dr. sedan;
in excellent condition; radio,
heater. automatic, Wv. tires.
Guaranteed: only SLABS.
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Studebaker-Packard-M Mercedes
$500 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 6-Ii22
CHEVROLET '5S Impala hardtop
new-car condition. Regular S2,595
vaIfe niCnOupt artne go pQS
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OLMSTEAD OLDS
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 7-S40O
CHEV. So cow: completely
equip; new top, new tires: $3.50
VIII. $685..
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122@ 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-a6UO
CADILLAC 1856 Sedan de Vile
every extra, full power, 6-way
seat; like new. Must see to appre.
ciate, 50 RQ5
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"Sure I'm all right, Mr.. Nc
Clernon replied. "We're COM
Portable and wen be out In q
little while. We can hear the
coal MOLE" -
Earlier the massive opera
ton proceeded with digging
from three sides. including q
perpendicular shaft to drop
food to the trapped men.
But coal mine inspectors
James H. Phalan said drilling
the perpendicular tunnel might
bring on a further cave-in. A
strip Of $50 feet Of mine shaft
collapsed about 10 am. yester-
day. sealing q score Of tunnels
at the Ken Coal Co.
One Of the trapped men said,
cit looks like we could stay
here q week II we had TO-"
They are buried 90 feet below
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mel occupied BY Don Mcclernon
OF pana. H.. Jake Lewis Of
Harlan. KY. and Earl Bennett
OF Taylorville. III.
None Ii injured.
The distance between the
shafts Is about $50 feet. Mine
Supt. Ralph Bailey said the
three might be reached by 2
am. (CSTl tomorrow.
The miners. able to get air,
water and milk through q
sprinkler system. were reported
in good spirits but getting
hungry.
The families Of Mr.. McCler-
non and Mr.. Lewis were ct the
scene, about 100 miles south
west Of Louisville.
don, are you all right?"
Mrs. McClernon tearfully asked
her husband on q telephone
hookup.
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'RescuersDriII
Tunnel Toward
TrappedMiners

BEAVER DAM. Ky. May 80
Gap RESCUE workers, fear
ing further caye-ins near where
three coal miners are trapped,
today changed their method
Of reaching the men.
All operations were ADAM
dloned except for the use Of q
"poal mole"--a machine which
drilled horizontally from the
rescue tunnel to the sealed tun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
Harold Chandler
Wins VA Award

A Washington born civil
servant has been awarded the
Veterans Administrators
highest honor upon his retire.
ment from SIS years OF Gov
eminent service.
Harold F. Chandler, 70. OF
1864 Locust road NV. received
the Exceptional Service Award
Friday from Summer q. Whit
tier, VA Administrator.
Mr.. Chandler. a graduate Of
the old Business High School,
entered the VA via the Bureau
Of War Risk Insurance, a pred
ecessor agency. which he
Joined in 1919.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

Nine recent graduates Of
Georgetown University Hospi-
tails School Of Practical Nurs-
ting have passed the Virginia
State board examination for
!licensure. They are Mrs. Alice
Boyle. Mrs. Ursula Burtt. Mrs.
.Athalone Carpenter. Miss Alice
Davis, Miss Bernice johnson.
Mrs. Mary Montgomery, Mrs.
Saphronia Smith, Mrs. Bessie
Washington and Miss Ethel
Woodfork.
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careful TO distinguish between
what he saw and what he later
learned. He was afraid that
he had forgotten many details.
But he was sure he would never
forget how the wall Of water
chased him UP q street In
Johnstown 70 years ago today.
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the ground and about 500 feet
from the entrance.
The cause Of the cave-in Is
not known. Heavy rain has
fallen in the Western Kentucky
area during the past few days.
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[ Great Johnstown Flood
Recalled by Survivor
ny JOHN BARRON
star star Writer

When Ralph T. Day awoke 70 today the morning
was dark with rain.
After breakfast he and four brothers their
porch the water which during the night had made
pond Of their yard and the street before It, The sight caused
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

Washable cotton chino blouse and
skirt set. Slim skirt co-ordinotino
print belt and trim on 2 pockets.
Print tuck-in sleeveless button-front
shirt. In pine green, blue, block and
mint. Sizes l0-lS.
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We,habls eclien 3-pe. psdol
pUshsr set, consisting Of solid
psdel pushed with frines or
cuffs. Embossed evoFblovse
with fringe. Asserted eolors.
Sizes sex.
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FAMILY COUNCIL
Critical Sis
NotWunted
By FomiIy
THE PROBLEM

Geraldine r. My family
shuns me.
June Sim too old to
worry about her.
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FAMOUS FABLES
BY 2. Z, EDGAR

During the last years Of
his life American Artist John
La Fargo suffered several
heart attacks.
At one time he was In Paris
for the opening Of an exhibi-
ton Of the old masters. A
couple Of days before the
openings he had an attack
His doctor ordered him to
remain in bed, but La Fargo
insisted upon attending.
Fearful that this might
bring on a relapse, the doctor
accompanied him. At the
gallery he kept his finger
almost constantly on the
artists pulse.
When the two returned to
the hotel La Fargo learned
back In his bed and spoke
glowingly Of the exhibition.
Wasn't it exciting?" he
cried. do you know which
painting gave me the biggest
thrill?" rf
"The Rembrandt"
mo. 1t was the Rubens."
1T was the Rembrandt"
repeated the doctor. II could
tell by your pulse. Your heart
fairly leaped when you saw
that painting"
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moody person. She files OF
the handle at the slightest
criticism. but she is very
sharp In her criticism Of
others. I wouldn't feel free
in my home II she were
there.
My brother and I have
done our best to take Gerry
in on our social life, but
somehow 1t never worked
out. I know she bears q
grudge against US for not
having helped her meet eligi-
bic men, but she was always
so hard to please. It may
sound selfish. but I'm too old
to worry about her.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Geraldine's plight is UNI
fortunate, but unless she
realizes to what extent she
created 1t. she can't do much
to improve her future.
She is mistaken In think
ing her family has failed her.
The mere fact that she felt
close enough to them to
suggest that she board with
one Of them indicates that
there has been q good rela-
tionship. II her brother and
sister also invited her to some
Of their social GATHERINGS.
they again showed good in
tentions.
Geraldine's beef against her
family indicates that she
stands in a very childish
relationship to them. She
apparently expected them to
provide for her in the way
parents provide for a child.
An adult must give out some
thing in order to get a return.
Geraldine's moodiness also
indicates q childish annoy
ance with life. She should
ask herself what she has
contributed to life.
Even in her COS. Geraldine
is not too old to find greater
happiness through activities
in which she gives something
to others. She should find
some form Of work or social
activities that will keep her
in contact with others. This
is of far greater Importance
to her happiness than the
question of where to live.
(copyright, 1859, Gen. Features Corp
Tomorrow: "Hoverins" perents.
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could have done something
to alleviate that loneliness.
But they never took that
much interest. I don't know
what I ever did to offend
either of them. In any case,
! always felt that they really
cared for me. I realize now
that I was mistaken. I am
about to retire on a small
pension. / will have trouble
making ends meet. I limited
to my sister and brother that
I'd like to board with one of
them. They both have grown,
married children and extra
room in their homes. My sis
ter finally told me point blank
that I'd be better of with
strangers.
1. June ST. didn't mean to
hurt Gerry's feelings. In
spite Of what she now thinks.
I've always had feeling for
her as a sister. But frankly.
! just don't want to live with
her and neither does my
brother and his wife.
Gerry has always been q
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adjacent building. When he
started to descend. some bricks
crumbled and he fell from the
top Of the one-story structure.
1t. Ralph Duncan, in an
alley below. broke the officers
fall. but Clinton was hospital
lied with a fractured pelvis.
In the commotion the poker
game ended and the players
vanished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-10
Wife's Advice Token
By Ponderinq Judge

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. (AP)-
Mrs. Lynch had her way when
her husband pleaded guilty to
10 drunken driving charge.
Before City Court Judge
Charles Kelly could decide on
. sentence, Lynch's wife arose
and said:
Judge, I think he should be
sent to the workhouse. It might
learn him some sensel"
Lady, you took the words
right out Of my mouth" the
Judge declared as he fined
Lynch SITS and sentenced him
to 80 days.
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How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Aspirin As An Aid to Sleep
By DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

get pregnant again. I have
had only one child, about 80
years ago. I asked my family
doctor but he avoided the
question and didn't answer
me. Mrs. X. Chicago.
ALL THINGS are possible
in this world. but I'll wager
that your child will never
have q baby brother or sister.
II have a married sister,"
writes Mrs. L. E. Of New
York. who is always cold.
She piles on sweaters and
wooden dresses when others
are comfortable-or even
warm. She can stand heat
that would make the average
person faint! Any SUCCESS
tions?"
IF SHE CONSENTS to an
examination, her doctor will
probably take a basal metab-
olism test or do a protein
bound iodine test. If the
trouble is in the thyroid, he
will give her thyroid extract.
She'll soon be throwing away
her sweaters and WOODEN
dresses-and suffering from
the heat as much as the rest
of you.
y 4 a.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: VIII
you please mention in your
column some of the dos and
dont's in the early stages OF
arthritis? It has started in
my hands. Mr.. T. o.
THE MOST important
don't is self-treatment. The
most important DO is early
and correct diagnosis. Your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-10
CYO Will Send 9
To National Meet

The Very Rev. Msgr. William
j. Await, executive director OF
the Catholic Youth Organiza-
ton Of Washington has an
nounced that the local CYo
will send nine delegates TO the
National CYO Convention this
week at Kansas City, Mo.
| Rita Calvagna. president Of
the CYo Council Of Youth
Clubs here, and Maurice Lam
caster, council vice president;
and Sue Pennell,, council secre-
tary will head the Washington
delegation. Other delegates will
be: Olivia Balsh, Mary Kady,
Ralph Jenkins. John Aylor,
Loretta Marzetti and Michael
Cushman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-10

Improvement will depend
upon, that.
For example, II your
trouble Is govt or rheumatoid
arthritis Cor something else)
you will not be helped much
by the treatment for osteo-
arthritis.
v 4
II notice you voiced the
opinion" writes Mrs. X. r.
of Waterbury, Conn. that
the 'stork. often evades where
tenseness is the rule
MY question is this: II
married women who want
children have trouble becom-
ing pregnant because they
worry too much about 1t,
then why do so many Of these
unmarried couples have chill
dren when their worry is
many times .greater?"
WISH I KNEW. Charge
1t UP to the wonders and
complexities of creation.
Day-dfter-dav tiredness de-
serpes investigation. Send to
me, care OF The Epenino Star.
for my ledtlet S-3, Hon to
Overcome Tension and Fla.
tigue." Inclose 10 cents and a
long, stamped, selt-dddressed
envelope. You iDiH find some
practical hints on HON to
overcome fatigue.
released By the Bell syndicate)
Tomorrow: Motorist safety.
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Dear DR.. Steincrohn: ] am
20 years old, am nervous at
night and can't get to sleep.
Sleeping pills don't help, but
aspirins do. / have heard they
will harden the spleen. Is
this true? I take probably 6
aspirins a week. I need sleep
because I'm in my memo
pause-Mrs. L. T."
If YOU CAN take as aspi-
rin tablet without complaint,
you are better on than TAX
ing sleeping pills habitually.
! am sure no doctor has told
you that aspirin harden the
spleen" Probably some neigh
Dor told it to you over the
backyard fence.
-
Mrs. j. r. Of Detroit, Mich,
says: MY grandsons, 5, 8 and
8, have short periods of nose
bleeds quite often. Can they
be lacking something in their
diet? I'm worried about
them"
LACK OF VITANIIN C is
sometimes a factor. But bet
ter have your pediatrician
check on the mucous men,
branes IN their noses. II
there is nothing locally
wrong, a physical check-up
and blood examination are in
order. If these are all mega
tive you can rest easy.
Chances are they will grow
out Of 1t.
4
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: l.
am IS years old and have not
had q period. in Is months.
But ] am afraid that ! may
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Card Come Spotter
Does Job Hard Wuy

TULSA (APl.-o fiicer Ken
meth Clinton broke up q gam
bling game. but not. according
to plan.
From a building roof Clin-
ton watched Q poker session
through a window Of an
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The FomiIy Council consists Of
Q Judge, q psyehiotrist. three
elersymen, q newspaper edition o
women's editor and two writer's.
Eeeh article Is q summary Of on
actual eose history. The Council
reports on problems thot have
been deoIt with by responsible
agencies and counseIors.
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THE DETAILS

Geraldine R.-What should
an unmarried woman In her
COS do when her own family
shuns her?
I have been lonely all my
life. My sister and brother
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