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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-01-30
11-3 King C. Byrd

11-3 King C. Byrd
Edna Smith
Id Mrs. J. ". Washington
Barbara Harris
Doris White
Ethel Williams
12-1 Mrs. V. R. Robinson
FINS Winkler
Arlene McCraw
1872 Earl Dyer
Joseph Brown
Limuel Boxes
Eugene Ross
Vivian Johnson
Annie Lynch
Maxine Lovelace
Carolyn Riley
Elma Ruth Smith
Patricia Thomas
1913 Mrs. E. B. Cooper
Dorothy Green
Carl Richardson
Edna J. Smith
MONITOR ROLL
1913 R. ]. Palmer
Joan G. Murphy
1914 E. R. Brittium
HERNIA Jean Cannon
11-2 Mrs. Alma Williams
Georgia Dotson
Patricia Franey
Audrey Tops
William Holmes
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-01-30
Jones Hi School

Continued from page Eleven
81 Mrs. E. B. Taylor
Ruthie Foster
Sharon Nicholson
Thelma Turner
81 Mrs. Alma Eskridge
Verna Crutchfield
8-3 Mrs. L. j. Washington
Barbara North
"a C. J. Green
Annie Sue Smith
8-5 Miss L. D. Pledger
Eva Evans
Edward Isbell
Eugene Ray
Dorothy Tucker
81 Mrs. c. P. Marshall
Joyce Smith
go c. M. Webb
Annie Winkler
Mary J. Hunter
MONITOR ROLL
II Mrs. Doris King
Veda Alternately
Doris Began
Glenda Eskridge
Oliver Hannah
Margaret Moore
Brenda Smith
Bobby Williams
To J. w. Cannon
Billy Bryles
Ethel Kitchen
Loretta Mccall
Andrew Wilson
Charles Holloway
Wayne D. Wilson
Kenneth Rerucs
Rick Smith
7-3 L. c. Dade
Dorothy Davis
Catherine Warren
IA Cledic F. Jackson
Lorene Butler
Vebe Hester
Sheryll Lee
Jewel Faulkner
Ernest Davidson
rs Mrs. l.. M. Pattillo
Carolyn Adams
Booker LoVelace
Danny Moses
7-6 Kirke Herman
10 Ann Franklin
Murray Gillerson
Ruth Jenkins
Marjorie Lane
Doris Talley
William Watson
TT Miss Annie Williams
Naomi Ballard
Pearlie M Gaines
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/ Bonnie Johnson
Blennan Persley
Ethelene Smith
Larry Ross
7-8 H. S. Hamilton
Brenda Amos
Eddie Brooks
Gwendolyn Jones
81 Mrs. E. B, Taylor
Mary Chandler
Alice James
Linda Moses
Bobby Mccoy
Patricia Reynold
Betty Thomas
Edward Warren
81 Mrs. Alma Eskridge
Evelyn Boxes
8-3 Mrs. L. J. Washington
Vann Rice
Monroe Murdoch
Glenda Enoch
9-4 G. ]. Green
Mary Brooks
Angelina Marshall
Alma Murphy
8-5 Miss L. D. Pledger
Lola Atkins
Thelma Brown
Bobbie Green
Ruth Hill
Lucille Johnson
Nancy Jones
Gladys Pettus
Shirley Young
SO Andrew Beavers
Jessie Cooley
Herman Duckery
Herman Johnson
Robert Louis
Louella Winkler
81 Mrs. c. P. Marshall
Marilyn Geuss
90 w. A. Johnson
Robert Lee Battle
James Blue
Marion Harris
9-3 C. vi. Webb
Emma J. Ellis
Vantrice Jackson
Martha Long
Ruthie Sabbs
Joyce L. Smith
Levester Williams
9-5 Mrs E. H. Byrd
Linda Franey
Emma Glinn
Peggy Rogers
SENIOR HIGH
HONOR ROLL
10-1 Mrs. G. c. Kay
Frances Swink
1913 r. j. Palmer
Billy Rhodes
Faye Smith
1914 E. r. Brittium
Evelyn Jean Days
11-2 Mrs. Alma Williams
n.....1- e.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-01-30

Pearson, teacher of the fourth
grade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-30
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

INTERVIEW: Charles E.
Chaplin. tough city editor Of
the old New York World,
never accepted an excuse for
failure.
Once, when a glamorous
socialite married a strapping
cowboy. he dispatched a cub
reporter to interview the cou-
pie. The newlyweGs, who had
taken a rubbing from the
press, were in no mood to
confide in a newspaperman.
When the reporter made
his appearance, the cowboy
threw him out Of the apart
ment head first, with the
warning that he would shoot
him if he showed his face
again.
The reporter was content
to let the matter rest there.
He limped to the nearest
phone and described the Incl
dent to his boss.
Chaplin few into a rage.
-" He said that, did he!" he
roared. well, you go back to
that apartment and tell that
so-and-so he can't intimidate
mel"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-30

him and win really make .
play for her.
I feel that Mrs. F. Is much
smarter than her husband
and is too shrewd 10 take
his silly clustering seriously.
She always agrees with her
husband that Roz looks great
and never shows any jealousy.
ROE takes these compliments
a little too seriously. This guy
doesn't mean anything by it.
! think maybe / should start
paying Mrs. F. a lot OF COM
pliments.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
We think Gerald is right
not to want to rock this boat
by having 1t out with Mr.. F.
But we don't think his alter
native proposal is much good,
Mrs. F. is apparently not
only smart, but is a lady. She
does not stoop to even &C
knowledge her husbands
boorishness.
We can't blame Rosalyn
for being annoyed. however.
When a man INDUCES in hea-
vy-handed compliments to
another woman at his wife's
expense, he is using the other
woman as a weapon against
his wife. He isn't even making
a serious pass" at the other
woman. He is expressing con-
fusion in relation to his wife
and possibly to women in
general.
Whatever Mrs. F. feels
about her husbands behavior,
she knows that cutting off
friendships with others would
be no solution. Possibly, she
hopes that some day her hus-
band will wise up.
For the time being Mrs. F.
has apparently decided to &C
cept the bad in her marriage
along with the good. Rosalyn
and Gerald should try to do
the same with the friendship.
RoSalyn should politely thank
Mr.. F. for a compliment, and
quickly change the subject.
Copyright 1859,
General Features corp)
Tomorrow: Visits to parents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-30

DEAR ABBY: I am a girl
10 years old and / have a very
good paying job. I manage to
save a little something out of
my pay check every pay day.
! go steady with a guy who is
20. He hasn't had a steady
job in a year. ! love him very
much and want some day to
be his wife. But am sick Of
paying both ways every where
we 60. He says money isn't
everything" but. Abby. it is
making me lose my respect
for him. Have you any advice?
j. M
Your boy friend should not
permit you 10 pay both ways,
and II you continue TO do so,
you are making a sad mis-
take. Girls who let men lean
on them encourage weakness
and dependence. Don't give
this fellow your hand unless
you want his Outstretched
palm up) for the rest of your
life.
v,
DEAR ABBY: l understand
how Overcome" feels be-
cause I have the same prob
lem with my husband. He not
only refuses to take a bath,
but won't shampoo his hair
or cut his f1ngernails or toe
nails unless / start a real
battle royal. His argument IS
he has to build up an i'm
,munity to germs. (What
germs would live on him?)
Is this a sensible argument
or am ! crazy?
ALSO OVERCOME.
Cleanliness lin addition to
being next to GOdliness) is
essential to good health. His
agument doesn't hold water
but he should try some.
y 4 4 x
DEAR ABBY: I have an
idea for Overcome" whose
hubby won't battle. Take him
fishing and dump him over
board "a accidentally, Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-30
DEAR ABBY
You Have q Long Life Ahead
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

course.) That's the way I
solved my problem. / only
had 10 do this once.
SYMPATHETIC.
$50
DEAR ABBY: I have a
daughter IA years Of age. She
is going to have a baby. !
would like to put her In a
home for unwed mothers.
Nobody should know. please.
Will you tell me how to con-
tact such a home? can pay
a little but not much. Thank
you.
HEART-SICK MOTHER.
Get In touch with your
Family Service Association.
II there is none in your area.
call your local Community
Chest. II you are unable to
find either, send me your
name and address and ! will
put you in touch with a
home for unwed mothers
nearest to you. This will be
kept strictly confidential.
Good luck.
y X Il Il
DEAR ABBY: Before Igot
married l went with a girl
and you might say we were
practically engaged although
I never gave her a ring. She
gave me a gold wrist watch
which I wore all the time.
Nothing was said about this
watch until two years after
I got married to another girl.
My wife and I were driving
along 1--WE were on a trip
when all of a sudden she said
to me. II won't believe that
WIN 1--we me unless V0u take
off that watch and throw it in
the lake" So I took of the
watch and threw it in the
lake. Was my wife right or
wrong in asking me to do
this?
WONDERING.
She shouldn't have asked
you to throw 1t in the lake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-30

you're lucky she let you
take II OF first.)
\ \ y y
Is 1t safe TO 60 steadyP Get
ABBY's booklet. What Ev-
cry Teen-Ager Wants to
Know" Send rs cents and a
large. self-addressed stamped
envelope to ABBY. care Of
The Evening Star.
4 4
For a personal reply. iurite
to ABBY tn care Of The Eue-
nina Star. Inclose a self-
addressed. stamped enUelope.
distributed by McNaught
Syndicate. Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-30

their company very much.
But / am constantly being
embarrassed by the fact that
Mr.. F. pays me too many
compliments-especially in a
way that is hurting his wife.
Mr.. F. will say, You look
gorgeous tonight" Then he'll
turn to his wife and say,
why don't you get a dress
like that? No, maybe you
shouldn't. 1t wouldn't look
like that on you"
Mrs. F. is a swell person and
I don't want to lose her
friendship. I want my hus-
band to tell Mr.. F. to cut it
out, but he doesn't want to
get mixed up" in this thing.
Gerald ]. 1 know this
guy F like a book and I'm
100 per cent sure that if I
talk to him about this thing
he'll take it that I'm jealous.
Not only would I hate to
give him the satisfaction of
thinking that, but I'm afraid
it will make matters worse.
He'll then think that Rosa
Ign has become interested in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-30
Almond OFF to Derby

RICHMOND, April 80 (AP).-
Gov, Almond plans to leave
Richmond today to drive to
Roanoke where he will join
friends and go by train to
Louisville, KY. for Saturdays
Kentucky Derby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-30

The Fomily Council consists Of q
judge. psYehiotrist. three
clersymen, newspaper editor,
women's editor and two writers.
eoeh article is q summary Of on
oetuol case history. The council
reports on problems thot hove
been dealt with by responsible
agencies and eounseIors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-30
THE DETAILS

R0Salyp J.-My husband
and I are having a contro-
versy about how to deal with
a certain couple who are
friends of ours.
We have known the F.'s for
three years and have enjoyed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-30
FAMILY COUNCIL
He Uses
His Praise
AS Weapon
THE PRORIFM

Rosalyn J.--Gerald should
tell Mr.. F. to cut out the
compliments.
Gerald J.--Maybe / should
start paying Mrs. F, compli-
ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-30

. Green, Rose, chaTfrsVss, Yellow,
Blue or Peach MorbeliEed . Fissia
Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, or Dark
Green Solid coloTs Won't Chip, Crack
or Peel Internationally Guaranteed.
Evening star., 1959-02-13

METROPOLITAN 1854 convert: :
r. and b. This economy auto is
a beautiful turquoise with q new
white top. Mechanically this little
Ghto Is perfect. Needs only one
thing-another good owner: S596.
NATIONAL AUTO BROKERS,
5S06 Ga. ave. NV, TU. 2-SS77.
METROPOLITAN '54 hdtop.; r.. h.;
beaut. coral, white finish: immae..
clean; Just So dn. ORRISON MO-
TORS, 704 W. Broad. F. C.. Va.
NGA '5s coupe; r: and h. wire
wheels, like new in every respect
S2;195. JET ENGLISH FORD,
1884 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 4-230O.
MG '57 roadster: beautifully kept
low-mileage sports car; equipped
with wire wheels. Attractive white
finish with black top. See and
drive this sporty model. Only
SI,S95: TERMS, CCC warranty.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
LAKE BRANCH
s40l Conn. Ave. NV. -.
OIL 4-4674 Open 9 I'll =
MGA 81 hardtop coupe; r. and h.
wire wheels; $4,000 act. miles:
showroom eond.: 2-day special,
SUN MOTORS
3400 N. Fairfax Dr., Arlington
OPPOSITE KANN'S IA. 4-21ll
Evening star., 1959-02-13

1858 MERcURY Hordtops; 2-Dr.,
4-Dr Monterey; Montcloir; Turn
pike Cruiser. New-Cor Wononty.
Beautiful color schemes. Priced be-
low motket, come in. test drive one
for O doy. Check it out ot your
: tovorite eorooe. Then we'll tolk
price.
1857 FORD VS. Custom 300" For
dor sedon; rodio. heoter, Fordomotic,
solid black with low mileooe. Un-
condtonoIIy euoronteed 81 .4s5
. 1857 FORD V-8 "DeI Rio'> Ronch
Wooon; eye catching classic white
and mineral. oroy with beautiful red
leotherette interior, rodio, heoter
Fordomotic ~ $l.695
1856 MERCURY Monterey hordtop
4-dr.; oil accessories including power
steering and brokes, ivory and black
with striking. interior low mileooe.
One owner 49, - 81 ,495
1856 FORD 4-Dr. Country Sedon
Stotion Weoon;. with power steering
and oil occessories. ivory and green
b0rQotn OF - ,LSo
Evening star., 1959-02-13
USED.CAR SPECIALS

1855 PACKARD Potricion 4-dr,
sedon; drive this beauty. Hos every
thing, including power steering, AIR
CONDITIONING, interior thot shows
the pride of O Pockord owner, torsion
level ride. Without O doubt, one of
the finest driving cors built. A bor-
ooin not-------$l,295 OF
1855 MERCURY MontcIoir hordtop;
choice Of two; rodio, heoter. Merco-
motto. Our specioI ot ISL ,o95
1855 NASH Statesman Super 4-dr,
sedan; striking horizon blue with
spotIess interior, rodio, heoter, OIL
tomotic transmission, scot. belts.
"ReolIy Nice" ----.----$ $685..
1855 PONTIAC convertible; on
other. shorp trode on the oll-new
80 EdseI Light Blue, new black top,
Immaculate interior, rodio; heqtet
hydromotic -$l,ls5
1854 cHRYSLER New Yorker de
luxe 2-dr. sedan; solid black with
oil accessories including power steer.
inq @f1S
Evening star., 1959-02-13
BELL MOTORS

Sill wis. Ave. Wo. $4,000
PACKARD 1865 Clipper 4-dr. Sc
auto auto, IS uV q SOLD forest Green with
q beautiful matching interior. A
truly flne auto in perfect condi-
tion throughout A special at
S74b. NATIONAL AUTO BRO
KERS 5S06 Ga. ave. NV, TU
o.S277
Evening star., 1959-02-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1857 4-dr. VS.: T. and
h.; fully guaranteed: . nice buy
RAMBLER, INC, Used Car Dept,
220l Nichols ave. Sc, LU. 1899.
PLYMOUTH '65 " 2-door: r. and
h., auto. trans: like new: $895.
TAKOMA FORD g..
7035 CARROLL AVE.
TAKoMA PARK, MD. JU. $1,000
PLYMOUTH '55 Beivedere 4-door :
r., and h.; beaut. turquoise and
white; IN new.car condition. Full
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. AVE. ia. e-29O0-29O4
PLYM0UTHS '54 Savoy sedan; q
sPEcTED; S499, low as SO dn.
S31 mo. ALSO '53 club coupe;
EQUIP; clean; sharp. INSPECTED
1895. low as s. dn., S25 mo.
WOLFE MOTORS. 1913 N. Moore
St. Arl, Va. at Rosslyn, IA,
N-oSOAs
Evening star., 1959-02-13
F.. AuroMosAEs FoR SALE Al

PLYMOUTH 81 Fury hsfdtop; full
knish: SIZES, PiNEY BRANCH
MOTORS $500 Aver rd., wa
Evening star., 1959-02-13
AuroMoBIlEs FOR SALE

OLDsMOBILE 'S7 Rocket "ss' 4
@ Extras, Etc; one owner: fne cnn-
dition. Stand out Buy 81 ,agb,
Bank financing. KIRK MOTOR
Co, 1000 George ave, ia. q
Evening star., 1959-02-13
.AuToMoBlLEs FoR SAFE

OLDsMOBILE 80 sss" 4-dr .gCOd
III. i.S15s after g.. -
dan: u and n. hydramatic, seat
covers: "a baraain"; only $Seb.
MANN OLDS
5000 18th ct,
Silver Spring, ND. JU. 5-6i SO
oLDsMoBILE 80 "ss" Holiday
coupe: 2-tone Green. power steer
ing and brakes, sl,b9ba ccc guar
Capitol Cadillac-Oids Co.
ls2a sand st. NV. FE. $4,000
OPEL $50; come in for q demon-
stration in this big, economy
foreign car. Sl.39g. .
STANLEY H. HORNER
:. HORNER'S CORNER
Fla. Ave. NE. at 9th III: 6-646f
oI.DS '57 .''ss" Holiday sedan; air
condition, hydramatic, radio and
heater, power steering and brakes,
white-wall tires: sl.995.
NASH ARLINGTON
"a. s.aGsO End Of. Key Bridae
PACKARD 1855 Caribbean. hard
top; beautiful orig. finish OF sky
blue and eggshell white. The IN
terror is 100es .topgrain leather
in blue and white. This Is a
21.0OO mile, carefully garaged
and maintained Jewel by l orls- s,
nsi oEnsr yT ,.S Fully yowsr ssuip; ei..rlea iac,
and power brakes. power win
dows, and seat, power antenna,
Wv. tires and torsion level
ride. II not fully satisfied within
the frSt "a hours after ownins
1t, your money fully refunded
FULL PRICE, 81 ,2g5. NATIONAL
AUTO BROKERS, 5S06 Ga. ave.
NV. TU. 2-SS71
PACKARD 1858 little club coupe;
beautiful cond. Lady can't drive.
mo- mo. ROPER MOTOR. Ia. s:a7O0,
PACKARD 1855 400" caribbean;
leather interior, p.s,. p.b.. elec.
windows and seats; practically
new Life-Master tires. battery,
and brakes: IMMACULATE, perfect
condition, low mileage, garaRed
day and night: by original owner,
81 ,6g5 or best reas. offer. must
be sold this week end. OIL. 7-9436.
PACKARD $50 Constellation hard
top; auto, shift, torSion, etc,
beaut. cond.. Sl,Oa5. Sl45 down,
free tags. Why pay moret
BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis. Ave. Wo. $4,000
PACKARD 1865 Clipper 4-dr. Sc
dan dan auto ,6d s5sn; torres. T. ana aq..n m Tits ,
= uiS beantifui 1O matcSinS interior. a
truly fine auto in perfect condi.
sSas. WI 'paS9TToISAs N1TIoNAL AuTo spe' BRO.
KERS 5S06 Ga. ave, NV, TU
/ 2-S877.
PACKARD '56 Patrician 4-dr,;
power steering, torsion level, auto;
etc. Exceptional cond., Sl.O9b
Sl45 down, free tags.
BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis. Ave. Wo. 6-s96C
PACKARD '53 4-dr. sedan; auto
trans, power steering and brakes
r. and h. This low-mileage auto
is q 2-tone of mist blue and
navy blue. A clean auto waitins
for the discriminating buyer. The
ideal end auto; $3.50. NATIONAL
AUTO BROKERS, 6S06 Ga. ave
NV. TU 2-SS11.
PLYMOUTH '54 e-door; heater
ROYAL. MOTORS, INC
4100 GA. AVE NV
Evening star., 1959-02-13

OLDsMOBILE 80 ses" 4-dr, .gcod
condition, 7. and h.; $l2b, Can
LU. I-273S after 4.
'bb ."sS" 2-door se-
dan; = and h; 4 sys hysaramstio' mat .sseeest seest
MANN or nc
Evening star., 1959-02-13

1858 MERCURY 2-Dr Sedon; heot-
er outomotic transmission, new
white -woII tires, low mileage. Sold
ond serviced here. New-Cor Wor-
ronty. Conservative ivory over shod-
ow wrose.---.------$2,o95 rose
1858 FORD 'FoirIone "5oo". Fordor
hordtop; hos everything including
power steering, low mileooe, proc
tlcolIy new tires. Eye pleasing ivory
and gun metal oroy ------$2.2s5
1858 FORD FoirIone 800" Fordor
sedan; ottroctiVe ivory over ocodemy
blue with oil accessories. including
power steering and power brokes,
pIostc covers hove protected interior
since doy OF delivery. Unusuo! bor-
gain -'-----------$2, 1875.
1858 FORD FoirIone 500. con-
vertibIe classic; white with black
top, low mileoae, Fordomotic, rodio.
heater, power steering; condition
shows pride of ownership. Special
ot - -- @&ISSS
Evening star., 1959-12-18
White House Cookies
y 2 n WnShiuOtOn

B. E. H., Washington
To Mrs. NJ. A. r., Washington
This is the only recipe in
the White House Cook Book
that I could find that called
for 2 cups of sugar and 5 cups
Of flour.
Take l cup butter, 2 cups
sugar, / small teacupful sweet
milk, q grated nutmeg, 5
cups sifted -four. in which
there has been sifted with
it, 2 teaspoons baking pow
der; mix into a soft dough
and cut into round cakes.
Roll the dough as thin as a
pie crust. Bake in a quick
oven a light brown. These can
be made Of sour milk and l
teaspoon soda dissolved in
it, or sour or sweet cream can
be used in place of butter.
Water cookies make the
same as above, using water
in place Of milk. Water
cookies keep longer than milk
cookies.
Evening star., 1959-12-18

doesn't want to do a thing"
Mrs. Amory Houghton said
yesterday. AS wife of the
American ambassador to
France. Mrs. Houghton will
be hostess to the President
and his son and daughter
ln-law. and will put them
up in the embassy residence.
She said she did not think
the Presidents daughter-in-
law would expect to see one
Of Paris famous fashion
shows, for all the high fash
ion houses are closed on Sat-
urday. and the Eisenhowers
arrived too late today.
Actually. the big houses
Evening star., 1959-12-18

bral palsied young adults Of
Montgomery County.
Under the Joint sponsor
ship of the Junior Woman's
Club Of Chevy Chase and
United Cerebral Palsy, the
party is one of a monthly
series in the recreation and
rehabilitation program de-
signed for teen-agers and
adults.
Mrs. Frank Seal is welfare
chairman of the club. which
will stage this months event
at the Jesup Blair Building
in Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1959-12-18
Tope Recordings

Mr.. D. p, Washington
Because of a tape record
ing I accidentally damaged,
Evening star., 1959-12-18
WHY GROW OLD?
Don't Rush All Day,
Try Cat Mapping

can wait at least a half hour
after arrival at home.
People are the only ami
mails who do not take maps
during the day. No self
respecting dog or cat would
rush all day long without
many snoozes. suppose
that is why we call little
maps cat maps"
Lie-DOwn
The rest or cat nap can
be Of only a few minutes
duration or it can last an
hour or so. Most famous
folks who seem to accomplish
so much have learned the
art Of complete relaxation
during several short rest
periods during the day.
The busiest housewife can
take 1G or Is minutes at
lunch time for a little lie
down. and there is nothing
so relaxing as a warm bath
in the late afternoon before
dressing for the evening.
This can change ones
whole outlook and bring good
humor into play again as
tension drops away.
Congenial families rush
home with pleasant anti
cipation as night approaches
but often the occasion turns
into a tumble of desires.
criticisms, tensions, disagree
ments and recitals of woe.
The evening meal is the
only time during the day
when there is leisure en-
ough to enjoy one another.
Why not take advantage Of
it?
Evening star., 1959-12-18
German Train
Mrs. E. X. B., Washington

Mrs. E. X. B., WASHINGTON
Does any reader know
where I can get our German
train repaired? We have a
Marklin set, H-O gauge, and
it is quite complete. However,
the freight engine does not
run properly.
Is there anyone in the
Washington area who would
undertake to repair it? II
not, is there anyone in the
United States who would Go
this work? Sending it back
to Germany is rather compli-
Gated, not to mention expen-
sive and time consuming, and
we would like very much to
have the engine running in
time for Christmas.
Any information on this
subject would be greatly ap-
preciated, especially by our
ten-year old engineer!
Evening star., 1959-12-18
Barbara
Rest
In PQris

PARIS, Dec. l8 (AP).-
Mrs. Barbara Eisenhower
may use her week end in
Paris simply to rest from
the rigors of her first tour
with the President.
She has told us she
Evening star., 1959-12-18

the roads are always fine.
If any of you readers have
driven to the west coast at
any time Of year. will you
please furnish the details OF
driving north or south.
Also, advise whether l
should sell my car or send it
to the west coast by freight
and fly myself.
I wonder if it would be q
good idea to put my car on
the market here for a trade
in on another car on the
west coast on a reciprocity
basis.
Any suggestions will be
welcome.
Evening star., 1959-12-18
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

would appreciate it if some
one could tell me where 1
could get hold of some
Ray Noble records as they
are out of publication. I
would like to borrow these
records so I could tape them.
Evening star., 1959-12-18
Pheasant Feathers

II. r.
I have come in possession
of many lovely pheasant
feathers and wonder If any
reader can give me direc-
tions as to how to use them
in making a hat or refer me
to any place that could give
me directions. Thank you in
advance.
Editors Note: Could we
please have r. F.'s full name
and address,?
Evening star., 1959-12-18
Speidine Recipe

Mrs. w. De ". SilUer Spring
I would appreciate very
much having the Italian
recipe for "Speidine". The
ingredients seem to be bread,
baked with mozzarella cheese,
butter, and garlic flavoring.