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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Mr.. Khrushchev Wears Informal Dress
To White House Dinner in His Honor

self, however. to take a jab
at the wealthy country now
his host. In reply to Presi-
dent Eisenhower's toast at the
close of dinner, he told the
assembled company, To-day
you are richer than we are.
But tomorrow we will catch
UP with you and the next day
we will be richer than you"
The unpalatable comment
met with a stony reception.
On the lighter side he re-
ferred to John Quincy Adams.
first American Minister to
Russia whom President Eisen-
hover had noted in his toast.
was accredited in November
5, 1909, beginning $50 years
Of friendly relations.
Said Mr.. K, Adams was
received in Russia with some
suspicion because he came
from a republic and Russia
was then under the cars.
THE FULL WHITE HOUSE
TREATMENT was accorded
Mr.. Khrushchev and his
family at the historic dinner
at 1900 Pennsylvania avenue.
The plush benefits Of cap
italism were spread in UNI
abashed beauty before the
eyes Of the chief Communist
leader in the world.
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The E-shaped table set for
a company Of 100 was a mass
of golden yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS arranged in "a gilded
receptacles. Some Of the
bouquets sprang from grace
full towering epergnes alter
mating with the handsome
gilded candelabra holding
yellow candles. Others we're
in low golden mounds down
the center Of the table be-
tween feathery vines Of green
smilax.
At each persons place were
four gold forks. two pearl
handled gold knives. a gold
soup spoon, a crystal water
goblet and four crystal wine
glasses. The Eisenhower
place plates Of white china
edged in pure coin gold with
the gold presidential seal in
the center were used.
As usual In front Of the
four principal seats was the
elaborate gilded bronze sur
tout de table Cmirrored pla-
teau edged with sculptured
ffeures) acquired by Presi-
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dent James Monroe. Among
the bouquets of flowers that
filled 1t were placed silver
gilt pheasants, part Of the
Vermeil collection willed to
the White House by the late
Margaret Thompson Biddle.
The four highbacked chairs
in front OF this lush and
elegant arrangement were
occupied from left to right
by Mrs. Khrushcheva, Presi-
dent Eisenhower. Mr.. Khru-
shchev and Mrs. Eisenhower.
On the latter's right sat the
Soviet Foreign Minister An
drei Gromyko, and on Mrs.
Khrushcheva's left was Vice
President Nixon.
THE USKY SOVIET
LEADER and his wife had
arrived at the White House
at 7:45 Immediately preced-
ing their daughters Julia and
Rada and the latter's hus-
band Alexei Ivanovich Adzhu-
bel (editor of Izvestia) and
their son Sergi Nikitich
Khrushchey.
Mrs. Adzhubei, who has
fluffy blondish. hair, wore q
street-length dress Of silvery
white brocade with a short
sleeved matching bolero.
Julia, who wears her dark
hair in swept back fashion.
was CARRIED in a short white
chiffon dress with tiny blue
polka dots and q steel blue
evening coat.
ALL. THE FAMILY WERE
RECEIVED UPSTAIRS in
the Eisenhowers' second-fioor
sitting room where were also
gathered Vice President and
Mrs. Nixon, DR.. Milton Ell
senhower, Mai. and Mrs.
John Eisenhower Barbara
In q bouffant white SATIN
and Mrs. Eisenhower's sister
and brother-in-law the Cor
don Moores. Mrs. Moore had
on a lovely rose beige lace
gown with chiffon panels.
Following the picture-tak-
ing on the bottom floor, the
hosts and honor guests pro-
ceeded to the main floor.
where the Soviet visitors got
their first taste Of the pomp
and circumstance surround
ing Americas Chief Of State.
The relocated Marine
Band led by Assistant Direc-
tor Capt. Dale Harpham Tin
the absence Of Col. Albert
Schoepper) broke into ruffles
and flourishes. Then an aide
announced to the waiting
guests in the East Room:
THE President Of the United
States and Mrs. Eisenhower;
the Chairman Of the Council
Of Ministers of the Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics and
Mrs. Khrushcheva."
The four moved to the en-
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no, twas understood that
he and Mrs. Khrushcheva
were travelling in capitalistic
style. They brought their
own servants with them.
For the State dinner Mrs.
Khrushcheva wore a simply
styled, floor length gown Of
teal blue and o small black
check ornamented at the v
neck with q diamond and
emerald brooch. She carried
black gloves and black and
gray beaded purse.
MRS. EISENHOWER WAS
EXTREMELY GLAMOROUS
in a brilliant gold ballgown Of
gold brocade designed by
Scaasi, and highlighted by
her diamond earrings. old
fashioned necklace Of dia-
monds and pearls and long
white gloves. Her white and
gold purse wasIalso beaded.
The Soviet Premier was not
his usual sparkling self at
his first party in America.
At this magnificently ar
ranged White House function
in his honor. he seemed too
tired to be jovial. In fact, he
asked that the morning ex-
cursion to Beltsville, Md, be
delayed by a half hour.
He was not too unlike him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
BY BETTY BEALE
star stan Writer

If the contrast between the
ideologies Of the United
States and the USSR is as
great as the difference be-
tween the attire of their two
chiefs of state last evening,
coexistence may be out of the
question.
Possibly for pictorial home
consumption Nikita Khru-
shchev. leader of the "prole-
tariat state" wore the same
black business suit and pearl
gray satin four-in-hand tie
that he was wearing when he
stepped of the plane yester-
day morning.
Beside him as they posed
for their pictures in the
White House on the occasion
of the formal state dinner in
honor of the Soviet visitors.
President Eisenhower was
sartorially resplendent in
white tie and tails, beauti-
fully tailored and custom
made.
Inasmuch as the White
House invitations stated
white tie" the assumption
is that Mr.. Khrushchev came
to America without a dress
suit. But fancy clothes or
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WoM " i5;:'lt s;
WORLD
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1859 X d.

trance of the East Room and
stopped while the band played
Hail to the Chief"
Thereafter they formed a
receiving line and each per-
son in the ballroom was pre-
sented. Beginning with the
American guests, they were:
SPEAKER SAM RAY
BURN. Secretary of State
and Mrs. Herter. United Ma
tons Ambassador and Mrs.
Henry Cabot Lodge, Sec
rotary OF Agriculture and
Mrs. Benson, Secretary of
Commerce Mueller, Assistant
to the President and Mrs.
Wilton B. Persons. Chairman
of the Atomic Energy Com
mission and Mrs. John Nc
Cone. Director Of the Budget
and Mrs. Maurice STAINS ant
Director of the Office Of Civil
Defense Mobilization and
Mrs. Leo A. Hoegh.
Majority Leader Of the
Senate and Mrs. Lyndon
johnson. Minority Leader
and Mrs. Everett Dirksen
and the new Senator from
Hawaii. Hiram Fong, of
Chinese extraction, and Mrs.
Fong were there. as were
the Minority Leader OF the
House Charles Halleck and
new Hawaiian Representa-
tive Daniel Inouye. who is Of
japanese extraction.
Both Undersecretaries of
State Douglas Dillon and
Robert Murphy and their
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wives attended; so did CHA
Director and Mrs. Allen
Dulles, Special Assistant to
the President and Mrs.
George B. Kistiakowsky the
succeeded DR.. James Kill
liam, American Ambassador
to Russia and Mrs. Llewellyn
Thompson, Deputy Under
secretary Of State and Mrs.
Livingston Merchant. and
Chief Of Protocol and Mrs.
Wiley Buchanan. the latter
in a light blue faille gown by
Fontana Boosting the new
banded skirt.
PERLE MESTA, who vis-
tied Russia after leaving the
Ministry in Luxembourg and
who has an interest in the
Mesta Machine Co. which
Mr.. Khrushchev will visit in
Pittsburgh. was there wear
ing a gown Of palest pink
chiffon embroidered with iri-
descent paillettes and
topped by a diamond neck
lace.
Mrs. Mesta chatted with
Mrs. Khrushcheva after din
ner when the women retired
to the Red Room for coffee
and liqueurs and the men to
the Green Room. Russia S
First Lady told her she had
thought the White House
would be more modern, but
she liked it the way 1t was.
At the same time over In
the Green Room, Mr.. K. con-
ferred on a sofa between
Speaker Rayburn and Senator
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert May
were present, the latter. who
was once American Ambas-
sadress to Moscow. wearing a
white satin gown embroidered
with crystals and accented by
emerald necklace, earrings
and bracelets.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
SCIENCES DR.. Detlev Bronx,
may not have had a chance
TO talk to the Soviet leader
about his successful reach for
the moon, but he was there
with Mrs. Bronx.
Other Americans included
were FBI Director j. Edgar
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Hoover, President of the
United States Chamber Of
Commerce and Mrs. Erwin D.
Csnham, President Of the
New York Stock Exchange
and Mrs. Keith Funston,
President of the Motion Pic
ture Association of America
Eric Johnston, who will be
the Khrushchev's host in Hol-
lywood. and Mrs. Johnston,
and the Mayors of the three
cities they will visit-Robert
Wagner of New York. Charles
lies of Des Moines, Iowa. and
his wife, and Pearle DeHart
of Ames. Iowa, and Mrs. De-
Hart.
Still others were President
Harold Boeschenstein Of the
Owens Corning Fiberglas
Corp. and Mrs. Boeschen-
Continued on Page D-3, Col. l
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DINNER MENU
The White House
Tuesday.

DlNNEH NEW
The White House
Tuesday,
September rs. 1859
Melon With Prostitute
Curry Soup
Whole Wheat Melbd Toast
Celery Hearts
Queen and Ripe Oltves
Nodded Crab Louis
Coleslaw In Tomato Basket
Boston
BrotDn Bread Sandwiches
Roast Young Turkey
Corn Bread Dressing
Crazy
Whole Cranberry Sauce
Scalloped Sweet Potatoes
and Pineapple
French
Green Beans Alntondine
Bread Sticks
Tossed
Bib Lettuce Pnrmesdn
Green Goddess Dressing
Toasted Sesame Crackers
Lime Gldce
Ladyfngers
Nuts Candies Coffee
Milford chronicle., 1959-08-28
hna sv got Req a Perkins
TAN SEWERS BIG AUGUST SALE

Tremendous Savings On
Bedroom, Dining Room,
Lining Room Furniture
Open Saturday During
august
Milford chronicle., 1959-08-28

Plenty OF Free Parking for Van
Sewers Customers In HaFFison's
Parking Lot on French ST. near Sth
Milford chronicle., 1959-08-28
Maple Upholstered Furniture

NOW
Maple Sofo, Green en..................$I4oZ5 $1,000
Maple Sofo. Red ...................... 2o325 1880
Maple Soto, Olive ..................... 1875 $500
Maple Sofo, Red ...................... 22325 1880
Maple Sofo, Red 2o625 $50
2pc. Sectional. Green ................ 2ol5o 1900
Maple Soto, Green .................... l7225 15625
Maple Soto, Tan 1925 1900
Maple Love Scot Black ................. 1880 1900
Maple Love Sect, Green .............. 163.0o 1900
Maple Love Sect. Not. Hampshire l09.50 $3.50
Pilgrim Pine Love Sect, Green 270.25 24525
Maple Arm Choir. Harvard Red 03.75 94.25
Maple PIoHorm Rocker. Town Green -. 06.5o o675
Maple Rocker, Maj. Block $3.50 $3.50
Maple Platform Rocker, Brown Beige rs 1850
Maple Platform Rocker, Persimmon -. $3.50 SAYS
Maple Arm Choir, Brown Print .......... 65.75 $3.50
Maple Platform Rocker, Brown Stripe 1875 6875
Maple Reclner Choir, Not. g.
Brown Strip ............. 1875 $3.50
Milford chronicle., 1959-08-28

Modern Storfre Mahogany Mite Stand IS 32.75
Modern White Mahogany Mite Stand -. 59.75
Provincial Cherry Mite Stond ............ $3.50
Provincial Antique White Mite Stand -. 5o7S
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-27
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(AR alMu

The chairman of the site committee Mrs Charles Purdo
announced last week that it time for girls register for the
Ouachita Girls Council Day Camp This year the camp
is be held Camp Robinson June 1913 and June 1913
eight whole days of fun Mrs Charles Purdie said that this
year the Site Committee planning for $50 girls and IN order
that every girl chance attend she is asking for ear
ly registration final date for registration Is April H. Mrs
Mildred secretary for the Site Committee and MIS- T.
Camp For further information call Girl
Scout Offite FIR 40358
Wednesday, arch 18th at 1920 the students of
Vevaex Beauty college appeeatye to have had the
guest speaker Attorney Christopher Mercer who
gave very inspiring uplifting talk the topic Truth
further brought the fact that the quality cond
ton of being true is faltulnes loyalty sincerity honesty and
careful observation fellow Mrs. Jeffry
Cunningham graduate the former Simms Beauty school
and Little shop owner gave the Vevatex senior class
talk "Ethcs in the Beauty Shop and Community last
Monday morning March 10th.
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-27
Doctor Performs Painless Childbirth

In Atlanta, Georgia a 24-year
old school teacher, Mrs. Myrtiee
Ballard, preparing to have a Sec
ond child, expressed the desire to
be aware of what was going on
during the long firing hours of
delivery, She states in an exclu-
siye article in the April issue of
Ebony Magazine. Il felt I had
missed something
Her physician, DR.. R, P. Jack
son, suggested that she submit TO
hypnosis, since an increasing
number of physicians believe it
has marvellous potential i'm reliev-
ing the pain of childbirth.
The Ebony article reveals the
entire process, showing the var
ieus steps used by DR.. Jackson,
including the moment before de-
livery, the complete delivery and
the awaking of the mother and
her first glimpse of the newborn.
DR.. Jackson reveals that there
are no dangers in using hypnosis
in childbirth, however, he does
coneede that not all persons will
accept hypnosis; nor can all per-
sons be hypnotized
Although this was Mrs. BalIard's
first hypnosis experience she
states that she doesn't plan te
have any more children. but #
she does she would prefer birth
by hypnosis.
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-27
No Nagging
BaCkaChe Means a
Good Nights

Nagging baclSaehe. headache or muscu-
lar aches and pains may come on with
over-exertion, emotional upsets or day
to day stress and strain. And folks who
eat and drink unwisely sometimes suffer
mild bladder irritation. with that rest.
less. uncomfortable feeling.
II you are miserable and worn out be-
cause of these diseomforts. Doans Pills Of
ten help by their pain relieving action. by
their soothing effect to ease bladder irri-
tation, and by their mild diuretic action
through the Misunderstanding to increase
the output of the Is miles of kidney tubes.
So if nagging backaehe makes you feel
dragged-eut, miserable. with restless.
sleepless nights, don't wait, try Doans
Pills. get the same happy relief millions
have enjoyed for over 60 years. Ask for
new. large, economy size and save money.
Get Doan's Pills today
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-27
Dunbar Recreation
Center

The Little Rock All-Stars In
dependent basketball team is spon
soring an Independent tourna-
ment Saturday, at the Dunbar rec
reation center, 10th. and Chester
The day session begins at 800 a.
M and will be continuous. The
finals will start at TOO p. m.
Teams already entered will be:
L. Rock All-Stars, Charlisle Net
Burners: Alltheimer Nestors;
Menifee Thunderbirds; and Pine
Bluff Townsend Park All-Stars.
Many more teams are expecte5
and Mr.. Elders the Little Rock
coach, hopes to encourage and es-
tablish independent basketball
throughout the state.
Also, on each Saturday after
noon. the Play Leaders of the
Center are sponsoring a social for
the teenagers of the city. The
time is from 200 to 400 and there
is no admission. Refreshments
will be served when arrangements
can be made. They hope to en-
courage more and better partici-
patton of teens of the city.
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-27
Legal Notice:
WARNING ORDER

OANOGAA
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski. SIS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Morris Brown, ST., Plaintiff
VS.. No. 112l78
Verlea Brown Defendant
The Defendant Verlea Brown, is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff Morris
Brown, Sr.
Dated: March IL. 1859
J. R. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles L. Carpenter
Attorney ad Litem.
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
By Jamye Dreher D c.
3:20-27.4:3-10 1t
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-27
AROUND NO. LITTLE RICK

Willie Hattison of 1919 Pine street spent the
Smith visiting her brother and other relatives
An Easter Pageant 1.-THE Home of Mary Magdalene viii
be presented Shiloh Baptist church, Sunday p Rev M
L.. Brantley pastor, Miss E. Gordan sponsor.
The Ready club of First Baptist, 26th and Gum
Streets Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs H. McPeace
420 West 18th street. After brief business
session. refreshments served y t he hos
A. NJ Donahue president Rev. G. S. Woodland
tor
musical program will be held at the Eight Street Baptist
church Friday night Widows March will take place Sunday
HOO sponsored by the Mission Society Mrs o. "A
Scott president The annual Easter program will be held
$50 p Mrs v 7. Derrick, SPONSOR Rev. w R. Vaughn
pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-27
AROUND Pine BLUFF
Mrs. LENA B. JONES

Theon Meyer and children left last week for
Milwaukee, Wise, where they will make their future home
Mangrm has returned to his home in Detroit al
ter visit in the city, the guest his sister Corne Nit
ce family other relatives in the city, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ulysses Mangrm of Gould
Mrs James Holden spent last Sunday In Strong,
where they guest of Mr. and Mrs Wendell Holden and
Mrs Katie H. Garden has returned to her home in New
York City after spending the three months here guests
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-27
DON'T SUPPORT JIM GROIN

Of the Il. T Perry.
Levi Sutton of Chicago called here account of
the death of his aunt, Mrs. Nancy Hill
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Charleston McMullen
former resident of the city past several years
been making her home in Buffalo, Y held from the
Chapel of Perry Funeral Home last Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

word 6. Robinson, Joon Bennett.
Dan Duryeo.
ll:30
4-Joek Pear Show. Variety.
7-Follow That Man. Crime.
A lunch box in a pretty girls
hand helps Mike Bornett solve a
murder. Rclph Hellonny stors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

Halls
4-Weother. News. Sports.
Forester, Rash. Simpson.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
Iva HeuFs. "Scorlet Street"
ls45. A morrisd man falls in
love with q Younger girl. Ed
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1900
7-JuneIe. Adventure.
l2:l5
1.-The Lords Prayer.
100
4-lnspiration.
s-Meditation. Weather.
BELL TELEPHONE HOUR

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JOSE FERRER & ROSEMARY CLOONEY
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The Arizona post., 1959-05-01

Ready for this fall will be
new nursery and kinder
garten wing, a large gym
nasium with health club
locker room and attendant
facilities, the enlarged audi
torium and a new School of
Dance room with ballet bar
and training mirrors.
FAMILY MEMBERSHIP
rates will be $75 including
all house privileges, use of
the Center's Stella Schlanger
Olympic-sized sw m m i n g
pool throughout the summer
and the facilities of the Lew
gymnasium.
A $50 rate for family mem
berships will include house
privileges as well as facilities
of the new Joseph and Sadie
Danciger Gymnasium.
Adult health club member
ships will be $25 plus a Cen
ter membership.
Sustaining h e alt tn club
memberships for husband
and wife will feature 20 mas
sages and a full Center mem
bership for parents and all
unmarried children under 81
years of age. The sustaining
membership fee will be 5000.
The new membership year
begins June l.
David Sirota heads the
f a mily membership cam
paign which opens May 6.
Co-chairmen are Mrs. Arthur
Rauh, Mrs. Ella Goodman
and Mrs. David Sirota.
MIR. SHANHOUSE will di-
rect the sustaining member
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01

ship campaign and will have
as his co-chairmen Morris
Rosenbaum, Marvin Volk,
Simon Milberg and 81 m
Bloom.
Nathan D. Perlman will
direct the health club cam
paign with Elmer Courtland
and Mrs. Gift Giffords as CO.
chairmen.
The first organiZational
meeting of campaign work
ers will be May 6 at 8 pm.
at the Center. Dessert and
coffee will be served.
Volunteers are needed for
the campaign and persons
interested are asked to con-
tact campaign leaders or the
Center office.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01

ter, revealed that during the
past year a total of 148,401
persons, including commun-
ity groups using the facili-
ties, attended the Center.
ACTUAL ATTENDANCE
at Center-sponsored events
reached 125,624 as compared
to 1O1, ,4O2 in the 1956-57 year.
The Center swimming pool,
which opens this weekend,
continued to prove to be the
most popular facility. In
1867 the Center pool was
used by 31,612 persons. Last
year 1856 swan in the
Center pool.
The Center Nursery and
Kindergarten, which will
have new classrooms this
fall, also showed a marked
increase this past year.
Youth activities also show
ed growth, but perhaps one
of the most notable increases
was registered by adults in
the usage of the Center.
ADULT USAGE of the
Center more than doubled
from 1956-57 to 1958-59 with
15,3O7 in attendance during
| the last season.
Center adult programming
includes the popular Drama
Workshop, Kadimah Dancers,
Choral Group and InStru-
mental Group and the Fire
side Club.
Golden Ayers, now in their
second year at the Center,
added to the increased attend
ance by almost 1900.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01
RoUh T o Speak
At ADA Meet

Joseph Rauh, executive
Vice-president of the national
Americans for Democratic
Action, will speak in Tucson
on civil rights and public ac-
comodations May II at 8 p.
m. in the Santa Rita Hotel
Fiesta Room.
The program is under the
auspices of the Pima County
chapter of ADA. The organ
iZation is a non-CommuniSt
liberal political group.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01

NEW YORK, (JTA)-The
establishment by the Had
assah organization of a $1O,-
900 Abba Eban Medical Eel
lowship for the retraining of
immigrant Rumanian phys
icianS in Israel was annOunc-
ed here at a farewell lunch
con given by the Hadassah
for Ambassador Eban.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01
Center Has Remurk kub|e Growth
$4,000 Plus
Make Use Of
Facilities
Center Shows Steady
Growth During 1858

The Tucson Jewish Com
munity Center, now embark
ing on large-scale addition,
has shown re m a r k a b | e
growth during the past sea-
son.
An annual report released
by Benjamin N. Brook, ex-
ecutive director of the Cen
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01

FRANKFORT, (JTA) -
Slight gains were recorded
by the Deutsche Partei, a
neo-Nazi group, in recent
State Legislature elections in
lower Saxony and Rhineland-
Palatinate.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01
Center Adds Facilities;
Raises Membership Rates

With huge increase in new facilities and program
expansion and services, nominal increase in member
ship will be made for the 9596O at the Tucson
Jewish Community Center, it announced by Morris
Shanhouse Center president
The Arizona post., 1959-05-01

Here's a comparative ta-
BILE of actual attendance
that graphically show the
growth of the Tucson Jew
ish Community Center:
Evening star., 1959-12-16
DEAR ABBY
New Emphasis Is Needed Here!
. . .
BY ABIGAIL VAN buren,

the men. but he says he
doesn't think it is right for a
married man to go places and
leave his wife alone.
He takes me out for dinner
and a movie once a week and
when I tell him he is entitled
to a night out by himself he
says he would rather stay
home with me. We have a
f1ve-week-old baby and I
have all day to get my work
done, so it isn't like I need
my husband to stay home
evenings to help me. Don't
get me wrong-I love my
husband. I just want him to
go out and enjoy himself like
other men.
MRS. L. Y.
You are the first woman
who has ever written to COM
plain because her husband
was an angel. Cover him up.
He might get pneumonia.
i
What's your problem? For
a personal reply tDrite to
ABBY, care OF The EUening
Star. IncloSe a stamped, self
addressed enUelOpe.
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