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Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19

Congratulations go to Mrs.
Grace Reid Montgomery and
William R. Foster, who were
members of the graduating
class at the University of Del
ware on Sunday. Mrs. Mont
govery was awarded an M. A.
degree in education and Mr..
Foster a B. A. in Arts and Sci
ence.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
OBITUARY
LEWIS

LEWIS
Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, wife of Rob-
ert Lewis, 103 Silver Lake Drive,
Rehoboth Beach, died. Wednesday,
June II, in the Beebe Hospital at
Lewes. Funeral services were held
today FRIDAY, June 19. at 1900 a..
m, in Riverside Chapel, Central
Avenue, Far Rockaway, Long Is
land, New York.
In addition to her husband, she
is survived by one daughter, Har-
riett L. Watsky of Yonkers, N. Y,
and two grandchildren.
SEACORD
Graveside services for James L.
(Bingo) Seacord, 20, who died in
FELTON, June 10, were held June 13,
in Barratt's Chapel Cemetery. The
Rev. Thomas Churn of FELTON,
Methodist Church officiating.
He is survived by two brothers,
William, Frederick, Charles, New
York City; two sisters, Mrs.
Blanche Dermott, Jersey City. N.
]. and Mrs. Mae Redmond, New
Rochelle, N. Y.
Arrangements were in charge of
the Rogers Funeral Home, Milford.
AUSTIN
Funeral services for Harold Aus
tin, 81, who drowned in the Mispil-
lion River June 10, were held June
13 in the Berry Funeral Honme in
Milford. The Rev. F. Douglas Mil
bury of Calvary Methodist Church,
and the Rev. William Tull, pastor
of the Church of God, officiating.
Surviving are two sons, Harold,
Jr., in the U. S. Air Force; Robert,
of Milford; two daughters, Mrs.
George Webb, Pocomoke City and
Mrs. Martin Melvin, Harrington !;
eight grandchildren, brother and
two sisters.
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o.
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Mrs. Mary v. Pfeif-
fer and Mr.. James P. Wiley,
which took place in Calvary
Methodist Church on Saturday,
June 13, at eight o'clock in
the evening. The Reverend F.
Douglas Milbury officiated and
Mrs. Henry Austin played the
wedding music. They were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
/. Wiley, at whose home a re-
ception for, the immediate fam
lily was held following the GER
emony. After a wedding trip to
Atlantic City they are now at
home in town.
O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Gwynne
Burton have issued invitations
to the nuptial Mass of their
daughter, Hilda Maridel and
Mr.. Francis Talbot Barnidge,
which will take place in st.
Edmunds Church in Rehoboth
on Saturday, July IL, at twelve
noon. A reception will follow
the ceremony at Point of View
Cottage at Rehoboth.
O.
Mrs. M. Haswell Pierce has
issued invitations for a coffee
on Thursday, June 25 at which
time she will present Mrs. Will
son S. Vinyard to her invited
friends. The time is ten-thirty
until twelve-thirty o'clock. Mr..
and Mrs. Vinyard are now liv-
ing at their cottage at Reho-
both.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19

LIBRARY HOURS-The Milford
Free Public Library will be open
Friday evenings instead of Satur-
day evenings from to 8. The sum-
mer schedule Monday and Friday
evenings from z to 8. Wednesday
and Saturday mornings from 10 to
12
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19

HE wedding of Miss
X ay Louise Alys
Wood, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Har-
M
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AUToMoTIvE MISC.
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

CEMENT FINISHING MACHINE.
White, with trowels and floats.
New INC. Industrial T-34O crawief
and wheel tractors, backhoe. load
ers, graders, etc.
U. s, sOl, i Mi. south Of New so
Mitchellville. Nd. cE. 6-S1sl
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RuILTFOR CHILDREN
MADISON MAHoR@oPEN Ii

MADISON MANoRNoPEN 1-5
3 -bedrm. brk. Colonial fenced
corner lot: center hall, sep. din.
rm., full bSmt.. scr. porch: alum.
storm windows; dishwasher, disp.
Mr.. bus, l block elem schl., 5
minis. Z Corners. 20 minis. Penta-
sSnG; $229 s;r, DIR 4 Out s w Wilson Snn
Kinley to 18th st., left on nth
to Potomac, IT. on Potomac to
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Commuter-Go Home
In 5 minutes from the Pentagon.
A solid older home in Arlington
with four bedrooms, two baths
and a farm-size kitchen. VA ap-
praised at S19,950. Completely
modernized with hardwood floors,
electrical service, new plumbing,
etc. Call IA. 10000, ARLING-
TON REALTY CO., INC, 1900
wilson blvd.
DE LUXE BRICK RAMBLER with
40x1S-ft. swimming pool. Just
like a scene from Hollywood !
bedrms.. liv. rm. with frepl., lge.
din. rm., fully equipped kit. Just
of Columbia pike Home in bet
ter-than-new condition. Amazing
ly priced at only S21,500. POM
PONIO REALTY, INC, Realtors,
1922 Wilson blvd. ia. 7-666O.
EL-TEXAN. ranch size ranch style
This all adds up to big. son!
Even the big level l-acre lot ideal
Tor swimming and tennis court, so
1t, overall in length: elegant hall
entrance way, richly NAH, pan
eled: unusual floor plan consists
Of 4 bedrms., plus NAH, paneled
den, sep. din. rm., Gear earport:
pvt. rear patio: near z Corners
Be sure 70 see this home today.
JE. $4,000. VIM. CHAPMAN
REALTY, INC.
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ENVY cOLOR-Brick bi-level' in
SS.y ,S ysS.'ts ai:s ''is
auisite kite6en with siidins doors
baths, 5 bedrooms, richly finished
game room with bar. Built-ih ga
rAge,. syeeping view. S42, 500.
DONNELL, REALTORS.
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AVIATION
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY, End TRUSTS-we will buy
T1oNAL MORTGAGE & Invest
MENT CORP. 1912 n. Y. ave.
NV Ma S-5s33.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LIST
and 2nd trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO., INC, ia 7-bS00
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discount
M. x STONE OIL. 2-3414
WANTED-Mortgase investment Of
$1,000 only on a beautiful house.
Call VIII. 2-6215.
End TRUSTS-Absolute top spot
Cali d RiSe' or Da NIGHTS M0i WI s.sisS
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q. A CHARMING, dream, 3-bedrm.
brick rambler, with carport,, in
excellent North Arlington location;
immac. inside and out. Firepl'
in lge. liv. rm., stairway to stor-
age, full bsmt., gorgeous stone
patio in rear fenced I'd, with hsh
pond. rose arbors: walk TO pa
rochial. public. schools, shopping,
reduced to S24, 300. Don't pass
this one up. It's beauty. Call
ia. $4,000.
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City Of Fairfax-3 bedrms. e ex-
eeptionally lRe), 2 baths, at
patio. stone firepl.; completely An
ished bsmt. See II and make your
offer. ST. 900.
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OPEN 9 TIL o ia. 4-14Oo
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COLESVILLE MANOR = Attractive
ha-acre lots. rolling ground; city
water and paved streets; located
opposite Colesville Elementary
School. Price. $4,000 and up.
MA. 2-1199; ewes. EN-. 3-9317.
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BETTER HOMES
FOR
BETTER LIVING

l. what q street for this charming
cute home. You'll love 1t when
you see it. Two bedTms.; nice
living rm.. dining rm., lovely lot:
but best of all. priced at only
buy; walk to bus. Don't miss q
good bet. see 1t today. call
ia. $4,000.
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LORTON-5-rm. BUNGALOW, newly
redec.: all mod. improvements:
sit. on "a acres. with plenty Of
trees: immed. occup. so. S-2S26.
LYON VILLAGE; SI5,OOO-older
home. living room. dining room,
kitchen, pantry. den, 9 porches,
3 bedrooms and bath. PROPERTY
CAN BE CONVERTED INTO A q
FAMILY DWELLING. The con-
sentative family with little cash
cannot afford to miss this buy.
If you want an Investment prop
erty with little outlay you should
see this today. Call IA. 4-l300.
N. T. BROYHILL AND SONS
REALTY CORP, 1910 Lee hwy.
MAKE MINE COUNTRY STYLE
with 2 acres and q one-floor RAM
bier, 15x21 llv. rm. with fireplace,
large din room. 8 really and truly
large bedrooms: oil heat: close-in:
near local golf course. schools,
store stores and and bus PGiSe; $ Hsi
cHApMAN REALTY INC. WV "
MANASSAS, vIRGINIA-Home in
excellent location. with separate
entrance apt, producing good In
S Some. Owners we apt; has three int e
with refgr. and stove; Dashboard
heat. Upstairs apt. has liv. rm..
bedroom, kitchen and bath; $1,000
cash, balance on l5-year loan.
MARGARET l.. JUSTICE, Real
Estate Broker, ia N. Battle St.
Manassas, Va. EN-. SAIL; ewes.
EN-. S-5416
MeLEAN-A new custom brick RAM
bier with 4 bedrms., 2 tile baths,
all on one level at only S31 $50 is
news! EXTRAS. oversize entrance
foyer. 4x24 living rm.; banquet-
size dining rm.; de luxe electric
kitchen w/breakfast nook: full
daylight bsmt. w/rec. area: "a
bath. and space for 2 more bed
rms. 2 firepls.; N-acre level lot
with all city utils. CROWELL a.
CO., INC, REALTORS, 2l60 N.
Glebs. IA. 5-e707.
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Bought and Sold. HE. 9-3321

UTILITY TRAILER, 4 ft.x7 IT,,
steel and wood, excel. cond. Priced
at $110 for quick sale. Reason,
no storage room. Phone CHI. g.
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CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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VIII IL flLLAftb
ga acres Of gently rolling
ground surround this beauti-
full old plantation-type home.
And yet it's close in, con-
venient to the District and
TO shops and schools. Five
bedrooms for your growing
family. q beautifully re-
modelled completely modern
kitchen, q living room which
goes back the depth Of the
house-perfect for your
antique furniture. Full dry
basement. Call for details
S20,0b0
SI2.9bO
Here's Q stepping stone for
haven't much money a 10 w TrrG
with and who want 10 build
up an equity in hurry!
A. two-family house in a
close-in convenient section
OF North Arlington. Low down
payment will handle this
and the rent from upstairs
will take care of the biggest
part OF the monthly expense.
Call US and we'll see what
we can work out for you
on this one. $12,950.
CONTEMPORARY
Blessings on the builder who
put UP this livable split
level! He provided con-
venient living with work
and play areas well sepa-
rated. and gave the whole
house q feeling of spacious
ness. Three bedrooms, family
room adjoining the sunny
kitchen. huge living room
with corner Swedish fire.
place, Carport. Close-in.
And best Of all-the Colonel
who owns this charmer will
take a low low down pay
ment or rent with an agree
ment to buy. BIG LOAN to
take over. And only S1S,750.
HoLLEY REALTY
S3 Lee Highvay KL. $685.
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TRAILERS

ABC 1856 46xS: like new. wall-to.
auto. washer; lS-ft. liv. tm., many
extras. $4,000. Call WE. 5-4963.
ANGELUS IS 35-ft.: / bedrm.i
wood paneled; in storage 8 yrs.
Excel. cond. Best offer. IA. S.t
BEST BUY-DIsCOUNT SALE to
save you money. Travel trailers,
any size; 2-horse tandem trailers;
hltches and balls. GLASCOCK
TRAILER SALES, Fairfax, Va, CIR.
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10 MIN. PENTAGON

~ 1N44N. L Elm i A1ON
HUGE BEDRM. AND BATH ON
LIST FLOOR, baby grand piano
living rm. with fireplace, large
separate dining rm., big fully.
equipped kitchen, screened con-
crete side porch-all on LIST floor
3 real bedrms. and all-tile bath on
2nd; rec. room with fireplace and
diversified built-in garage plus
washer and dryer in basement,
BEAUTIFUL TREES-TOP CLOSE.
IN N. ARLINGTON AREA-Dras-
tically reduced for immediate sale
Assume large 90 LIST trust. After
8 pm. call ia. 5-S540.
METZLER-Va. Office
"our 37th Year in Real Estate"
24l7 Lee Hwy. ia. 5-7575
A VERY BEST BUY % bedrms.
ga baths; lower levels have pull
man kit. for mom-in- law: CENTER
hall plan, wall-to-wall Competing,
family din. rm.: rec. I'm. 13x26
w/2nd f1repl.; liv. rm. on rear:
carport; beaut Western ranch
style home. mr.. Washington Golf
and Country Club. in heart Of. Ar
lington. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. JE. 10000. VIM. A. CHAP
MAN REALTY, INC.
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S17,50O /.

4 BedroomS-2K Baths
FULL BASEMENT, SCREENED
PORCH, BEAUTIFUL WOODED
LOT with detached GARAGE.
really picturesque home on quiet,
residential street. other features:
Liv. rm., firepl., sep. din. rm. and
modern equip. kit. Hard to believe
so much for so little, but II seems
is believing, call !,
FLORANCE REALTY
2317 WILSON BLVD. ia. 10000
FALLS CHURCH-Antique charm;
built 1852. 5 bedrms.. 81 baths;
completely renovated. JE. 3-S436.
RATTG fVTTYTnru FSOT TTNEnVA 0TTTr
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BAILEYS X-ROADS

brick home featuring
3 good-sized bedrms., with ample
closet space. Charming living rm.
with fireplace; good dining area,
all-elec. kit. Huge work room
carport. Beautiful fenced lot. 200
IT. deep. Walk to shopping ctr.
D. C. and Pentaeon buses. Only
$17,95Q. approx. S120 per mo.
Everything included). Immediately
available. Come out this weekend.
For directions, call KE. 6-S793
10 to 81.
MoELLER REAL ESTATE
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Military
owner gone, anxious to sell-Brick
and frame expansible Cape Cod
with full walkout bsmt., . bed
rms. separate din. rm., screened
porch. fenced rear yard; con-
venient location. Asking S15,9B0.
LYNN REALTY, JE. $4,000 or
JE. 2-304S.
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RETREAT = thor.
oughly modern home situated on Q
mountain along the Appalachian
Trail, approx. so miles from d. C..
The rooms are large. there are q
stone fireplaces, ample closets,
modern kitchen; IL acres, many
trees and outdoor cooking facili-
ties. the view from the living rm.
window Is marvellous; unsurpassed
privacy in q neighborhood Of large
holdings Of superior quality. Priced
ct $4,000. Call ia. 5-6SOO,
SHANNON g. LUCHs, Realtors.
2055 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
NEAR LANGLEY PKWY.-Brand-
new 4-bedroom brick rambler:
valk-out daylight basement. on
. tree-shaded lot. No stop lights
TO- D.. C. bridges. This DESIRA-
BILE home cannot be eouailed for
the amazing low price OF S3O.95O.
Terms available. Call and see.
AND SONS REALTY CORP. 46Io
Lee hwy.
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HERE 1T Is-A completely finished
Three bedrooms, two full baths,
screened porch, finished rec. room
and convenient to buses and shop
ping. Just Z years young, redec-
GRATED and ready for you to move
in with settlement. Just $500
cash will suffice. ia. $3.50. AT
LAS BEATTY CO., 4751 Lee high
way corner Glebe),
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3-e.5 ACRES

Lovely setting for Cape Cod with
. bedrms.. garage, hot-water base
board heat, storm windows and
doors, stone hrepl, in den. Good
value at sci $50.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
lcONTINUEpl
AUTHORITARIAN
$15,950
Below FILA

5000 Ss ;HsdS CSSaeA S n.iahDo IN
hood, I block to bus, St.
James Parish, Pals Church
High School: nice lot $50 II,
deep; large family room,
washer included. Inspect this
home now, we'll present any
reasonable offer.
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30 ACRES

Lee. Colonial house with 5 bed
rms. Az baths stream, COM
pletely fenced, 5-staiI stable;
with fireplace; 4Ox80 studio bldg,
Beautiful acres contiguous to the
town OF Fairfax, property has
much development potential.
S50,5O0.
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CONN. AVE.

CONN. AVE, 1000 lopp. 500 entrJ
Ideal .,i,, sround NJ, loc; for i sps.
available; sl6O mo. ,DU. 7.2255.
COW. L0C.. OIL 18th St, NV
Nicely furn. pvt ofc., share re-
ception rm.: 500 mo. pI. 7-0ll3
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BY OWNER-3-bedrm rambler; mr..
Seven Corners. Lee fenced back
yard. S13.500. JE. 4-3212.
CENTER-HALV RAMBLER: 500 800
This INN aculate 3-bedrm., all
brick home has numerous features
which are outstanding. Center hall,
fireplace, nicely finished full base
ment with an SIT. ceiling: an ex-
ceptionally well-landscaped, fenced
lot with many trees; situated in
North Arlington, 1t is convenient
to transportation, shopping and
schools. An ideal home for small
family. Call ia. $4,000, 8 til o..
SHANNON g. LUCHS, REALTORS,
2055 Wilson blvd.
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME-Magni-
flcent brick rambler for only $780,
500. Lily. rm. with firepl.. lge; din,
rm., all-elec. kit, with, plenty Of
eating space and full bsmt. with
very. very pretty rec. room. Last,
but by no means least is a huge
screened rear porch overlooking q
2S.40O-sq:-ft. lot, surrounding
country side Of panoramic beauty
Hurry! POMPoNIO REALTY. INC,
Realtors, 1922 Wilson blvd. ia.
1880.
CHARMING, LONG RAMBLER on
more than u acre; separate dining
nm, fireplace, extra large kitchen.
When you see this home, you'll
want to buy it-and you'll be able
$500 down. BeowSSn my 4 BROWN
REALTY, JE. 4-004l
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tress Club. that may be what
you want.
Amateur dramatics also
offer sood training. Look
around and see II there isn't
q group near you. You'll be
surprised how much just
reading aloud some Of the
aggressive speeches from
Shakespeare. for instance,
will do to help you.
Folk dancing is excellent,
because your self-conscious-
ness tends to disappear in
the action required.
Make it a rule TO speak TO
at least one new person each
day. Maybe 1t will only be
the bus driver or the grocer's
clerk, but say something. Say
1t in a friendly way, as If you
meant it.
For further suggestions,
write for my free bulletin,
How to Overcome Shyness."
by DR.. Mary Jane Hunger
ford. 1t will be sent free to
any reader writing for Bulle-
tin No. 327 and inclosing q
stamped, self-addressed enve-
lope.
You may be surprised, Mrs.
F., to find how friendly
people are when you give
them a chance.
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privately. Soon it will be dis
tributed throughout the
country to public schools
wishing to show 1t.
Among the examples Of
Mrs. Millions handiwork
shown last night were replicas
of such famous predecessors
Of Old Glory as the Liberty
Tree flag and the one which
bore the famous admonition,
Don't Tread on Me-"
Another highlight Of last
nights reception was the
presentation Of the OARS
Americanism Medal to Mr..
Emilio Mayer, president Of
the Bank of Italy of New
York, "for outstanding cit
izenship." 1t was presented
by Mrs. Ellsworth Clark. Dis
trict OAR State regent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayer, who
came from New York for the
ceremony, shared receiving
line honors with Undersecre-
tary and Mrs. Milton. The
line was headed by Mrs. Nc
Call Henderson lines, recep-
ton chairman.
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Mr.. Milton
Speaks
OnFlag

Undersecretary Of the
Army Hugh M. Milton II gave
an unusual talk on the his
tory of the American Flag
last night. 1t was unusual
because he illustrated it with
a display of replicas of the
flag made by Mrs. Milton.
The collection represents
the historic changes in the
Flag back to Revolutionary
times, and even includes rep
licas of the British flag to
show its influence in some
of the models designed by
the early Republic.
Mr.. Milton spoke at a re-
ception given in his and Mrs.
Millions honor by the Ann
Hill Chapter of the District
Daughters Of the American
Revolution in observance Of
its 42d anniversary. The pro-
gram held in the OAR Chap
ter House had a National De-
Tense theme.
Afterwards, he revealed
that at the suggestion of an
educator in a city where he
recently gave the same talk,
the flag address was filmed
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TO think about teaching. He
indicated that one or two
OF the large California uni
versities offer courses on the
subject he would like to
teach.
Mr.. Higgins also feels that
the panel discussions on the
subject which he has con-
Quoted all over the country
for the last two years are
a good preparation for his
new work.
In the meantime. the Hig-
gins many Washington
friends are unhappy at the
news they are departing so
soon and going so far away.
Already the popular couples
date book is filed with fare
well fetes in their honor,
right up TO the day they
leave.
On February 20. Army
Chief of STAFF and Mrs. Max
well Taylor will give a dinner
for them at their Fort Myer
quarters.
Other dinners in their
honor will be given by Assist
ant Secretary of Defense and
Mrs. e. Perkins Mcguire. on
March 3; 1t. Gen. and Mrs.
Ira Eaker, on March 5 at the
F Street Club; 1t. Gen. and
Mrs. Carter B. Magruder. on
March 10 at the Fort Myer
Officers Club, and Mr.. Josef
Gardiner, on March IL.
Secretary Of the Army
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YOUR FAMILY AND YOU
To Overcome Shyness
Try These Suggestions

/ was born this way. But Of
course I wasn't.
Il don't expect to be q
socialite. but / could at least
be civilized. But how?"
It's not q hard job, Mrs.
F.. but it's a slow job. That's
the first thing for you to
accept. Start in today to
make yourself a better wife
and a better citizen. but face
the fact that you aren't go
ing TO change in a week. If
you really work on yourself,
however. you'll see a change
for the better from month to
month, and your husband
will see it, too.
How to go about 1t? One
Of the best things you could
do would be to practice pub
lie speaking. There is prob
ably an adult education
class given at one Of the eve
ming high schools in your
city.
Dramatics Help
You'll get good help there,
probably free of charge. II
you can locate a Toastmis-
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ssas'.' " 7TvTT
SERVICE SCENE u is'@'''-F -
Resigning Army Official
Pluns Another Career

WILDER M. Brucker and Gen.
Taylor will be co-hosts at a
retirement review in Mr., Hig-
gins honor on March 16 at
Fort Myer. The review will
be followed by a reception in
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins honor.
Also present for some of
the parties will be the
couples son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Higgins of Winnetka, H., who
will be accompanied on their
trip to Washington by their
l0-year-old son, William
Frank.
The Higgins will leave on
the 10Th Immediately follow
ing his attendance at a lunch
con Of the Washington Post
of the American Ordnance
Association, of which he is
an honorary member.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
SERVICE SCENE
BY RUTH DEAN
star stan Writer

Assistant Secretary Of the
Army Frank H. Higgins in
dicated yesterday that his re-
signation from government
service doesn't mean per-
manent retirement.
II never retire." said the
affable Mr.. Higgins. whose
future plans center on teach
ing and lecturing. They will
mark a new phase in a life
spent in private industry and
then government.
The Secretary said he
wanted ito continue to de-
velop understanding between
the Defense Department and
industry as a whole on the
principles Of contracting, but
at the academic level. I've
seen both sides Of the fence
Industry and government
now, and l think I have
something to offer"
For awhile. however, the
Higgins plan to take a rest
and find a new home in Cali
fornia where they plan to set
tie. The Secretary's resigna-
ton is effective March 81, but
the couple will leave here
March 10 to drive to the West
coast.
"Our first consideration is
to find a lovely place to live,
either in Menlo Park or Palo
Alto" Mr.. Higgins pointed
out. Then there will be time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
BY DIR. PAUL PoPENoE


Shy, self-conscious. afraid
to meet people-those are
some Of the qualities which
Mrs. F. sees in herself. and
she doesn't like them.
I'm not doing myself
justice; and I'm not doing
my husband Justice" she
writes. 1--WE been married a
little more than a year. ]
feel comfortable when I'm
alone with my husband or
with some Of my own rela-
tives or with people whom ]
know we'll. But ! could be
a lot more help TO my hus-
band If weren't so afraid
Of the world.
IT cross the street to avoid
meeting someone I know
slightly. At a meeting or
party I sit in the corner like
a bump on a log. My hus-
band is very considerate but
! know it's a trial to him.
Justifes Self
II sometimes try to Justify
myself by telling myself that
, 1959-05-13
The Honorable

The Honorable
The President of the Legislature
of the Virgin Islands
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands.
Dear Mr.. President;