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Evening star., 1959-12-01

won Polish approval to emf.
crate to America.
II do not like Russia" she
declared. Plenty of times the
police come to door, asking
Where is your husband?' I said
I don't know"
The mother and her son re-
called working long hours
normally from S am. to 7 pm
ON a Soviet collective farm.
Mr.. Slota, a medium-sized
man whose smiling face showed
no trace of 18 years of anxiety
paused a minute, looking at his
family.
Il came to this country sick
and unhappy" he said. Now ]
am well, and oh. so very
happy"
Evening star., 1959-12-01

f1rSt OF better roads to come.
1t cost about SAT- million.
Maryland Route 4 is going
to be the gateway to Southern
Maryland and this section
from the District line to Dover
House road is a grand start
towards that aim" said Gov
Tawes.
The States chief executive
noted Route 4 pennsylvania
avenue extended eventually
will bypass Upper Marlboro
and go into Anne Arundel
County. The road can mean
only increased mic
growth for the State, Prince
Georges County and the beach
and rural areas of Anne Arun-
del, Charles and Calvert Coun-
ties, the Governor said.
Bridges Going Up
"The bridges on the four
mile stretch from Ritchie road
to the Anne Arundel County
line are under construction and
the roadway will follow soon, ,
Gov. Tawes said.
"The 3.5 miles from Mead
ows to Ritchie road are sched-
uled for the second phase OF
the 12-year (road) program,
he added.
The Governor spoke before
cutting a ribbon across Route
4 at Silver Hill road. The event
climaxed a day Of road open
in ceremonies.
Earlier, the Governor anc
other officials helped in the
opening of two major high.
way additions in Montgomery
County. One was a section O!
new Columbia pike from Cedar.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
124-Lb. Prisoner
Escapes Through
6-lnch Space

JESSUP, Md, Dec. / (AP).-
A l24-pound prisoner who, Of
f1cials said. apparently starved
himself to keep his weight
down. escaped from Patuxent
Institution today after squeez-
ing through a 6-inch space
between cell bars.
He was identified as Harris
Brown, 10, of Robertsdale, Pa.
who was serving an indeter-
inmate sentence for larceny.
Evening star., 1959-12-01

divisions over the site and size
of the hospital must be settled
first. he said.
Mr.. Webb. State Senator
Charles r. Fenwick of Arling-
ton and Delegate Harrison
Mann of Arlington last night
urger members Of the Northern
Virginia Mental Health Asso-
citation and local psychiatrists
to make general plans for q
hospital. The legislators spoke
at a meeting also addressed by
DR.. Hiram w. Davis, State
commissioner Of mental health
at st. Thomas More's Catholic
Church in Arlington.
State officials have favored
q hospital for 500 or more pa
tients, but most area physicians
Evening star., 1959-12-01

Col. w. ]. Keish, superintend-
ent OF the institution for de-
fective delinquentS, said the
escape was discovered about 3
go over the steel mesh fence
am. when guards saw a figure
and vanish into the woods.
Authorities said Brown ap-
parently squeezed through the
cell window to the roof of a
cellblock corridor, then jumped
is feet to the ground and ran
to the outside fence.
Asked If the 5-foot-7 Brown
could get through the narrow
space, Col. Keish said:
That's the only way he
could have done it. You've got
to see it to believe it."
Evening star., 1959-12-01
6 Miles Of New Route 4
To Beaches Opened /:
BY JAMES B. ROWLAND
Star Star Writer

State and local ofclaIs braved winry weather in Prince
Georges County yesterday open initial section of new
arterial highway to Maryland beaches -
Speaking somewhat longngy of beach and warm
resorts the overcoaed group of dgntares said the dual
ane Smile stretch Of Route merely among the
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Hospital Fund Request
Awaits Accord on Size

The Virginia General Assembly will be asked for $50 600
next month to plan Northern Virginia hospital
patients residents and physicians what they
want
Delegate John c. Webb Of FaraxFals Church said he
VIII ask for the money construction by
Evening star., 1959-12-07

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nice give her snort sIocks
plus q sweater topping
a. CowIed sweater by Select in
fluffy brushed wool. Sea green,
ice blue or tan with white cowI.
"a to 40. 8.99
b. Seen with proportioned wool
flannel sIocks. Charcoal and grey
in group. Short, 1918; Medium,
1920; Toll, l2-20. 7.o9
c. BIoirmoor's bulky Orion cordi-
gan in white, black, eroy, heath
er, blue, pink, sand tan. 34-40.
500
d. All wool topered sIocks in
muted modros-type plaid. Self
belt, side Upper. 1918 in the
group. 1899
e. lO0% cashmere cardigan with
mock turtle neck. Green, Pisto-
chic, pineapple and white in
group. 34-4O. 1899
{. All wool toPered sIocks with
hidden Upper; black, beige, grey.
Sizes 10 to l8 in the group,
1895
9. Renort's sweater in Wonder
mere (751 wool 209o fur fibre,
so nyIon). Lilac, sand tan, blue,
white in group. 34-40. 14.9o
h. Slim sIocks in oII-wooI plaid.
Charcoal and red with tan. 1918
in group. 7.09
j. BIoirmoor's hairy hairy cordi-
gan. Jade, bone, cherry. 34-40.
7.ee
k. VeIveteen sIocks with back
closing. Red and blue. 1918 in
group. S.99
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Measures up to your taste, If yoll re 5'5@
orunderl Dauphine understands the way
of the small-boned figure, designs clothes
to maximize height and to assure the
Petite woman her full share Of fashion,
This elegant example: an embroidered
cardigan suitdress of Luana, beautiful
new merger of Viscose and WOOL Black
turquoise (shownl; royal turquoise
brown cocoa. Sizes Toto 90 Petite. &29 .95.
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ATLAS AGENCY
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-5767
ASST. MANAGER. for ladies Speci-
atty shop. excel. opportunity for
advancement. salary plus comm,
apply Miss Dewind. THE ORMoND
SHoP. PRINCE GEORGES Plaza.
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ADVERTISING
CLERK

Position requires good typ
ing ability, and capacity
to learn varied duties. S.
day week, 7-hour day.
Good starting salary and
employe benefits. Apply in
person, 4th H., Ring Bldg.
1900 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

SALESMAN, toutside sales), 70
demonstrate and sell Singer Sew.
ing machines and vacuum clean.
ers: must have car: salary. COM
mission, bonus, car allowance
paid vacation, Applicants mus
be bondable. This Is an oppor-
tunity for q lifetime career; hos
pitalisation and retirement plan
Apply Mr.. Taylor, SINGER SEW
ING CENTER, 1905 Annapolis I'd.
Bladensburg, Nd.
sALEsAlAN-BetWeen 80 TO IS: fol
wholesale accounts; car neces-
sary: excellent earnings and op-
portunity. JACOBS PAPER CO
INC, 5609-11 0a. ave. nv.
SALESMAN for large retail hard
ware and garden supplies: 5-day
wk.. hosp: sales exper. necessary.
See Mr.. Thompson, MALONEY'S.
INC, 1925 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring.
SALESMAN. LEADING NATL. MFR,
d wakes and insect. offers good
oppor. for exper. man In groc.
trade: salary. bonus, expenses.
car furn.; lib. co. ben. Box 407-T,
Star.
SALESMAN
virginia area. Excellent
salary plus bonus Repeat business.
Protected territory. Company ben
efits. Future possibilities 5.tigure
income. Car nee. Send ouaiiiica-
lions 70 THE FARBOfL Co. sol
Key hwy, BALTIC. 80. Nd, Infor-
nation will be held IN strict con.
fidence,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

PROMOTION EXEC.
DIRECT SALES
nuaiifying applicants must b
crew supervisor or. above. Able to
generate volume Of finance paper
we are Q finance company with
unlimited funds entering Q direct
sales business to increase our &C.
counts receivable. Applicant car
select Q product he wants to sell
Proven organization and crew de-
yelopment experience required
Producer will earn partnership
and full backing. Send complete
resume. recent PHOTOGRAPH. AL re-
plies confidential. Box 30-T, Star.
REAL EsTAfE-The greatest bust
you. can sell and Ike people. 4
openinsS available Immediately
For inorvisg please cal BIZ
CHHPWAN REALTY, INC, 70i W.
Broad ST.. Pals Church. Va.
SRRAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITY
colored or white-wanted: . am
bilious men Just out Of school or
the service. TO learn the real
estate business. Potential income.
$4,000 or better. CAN tn. 2-4S2S.
CORN q BLANKEN
413 Kennedy st. NV.
ERaL ESTATE sALEsMEN WANT
EDWIN train enthusiastic, en-
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SALESMAN

One Of washington's fore
most local food distributors
has an immediate opening
for an aggressive, expert
enced salesman. This lob
calls for Q live wire, Q man
with good contacts and
plenty Of savvy. We are pre-
pared to work out salary
andIor commission arrange
ments that q top salesman
deserves. Write telling US
about your experience and
well set up an interview.
BOX SGT. STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, expe-
rienced operator for bookkeepins
machine, MGR preferable: 5-day
wk:, co. dement's. Cali personnel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04
EMERSON
RESEARCH
LABORATORIES
ll40 East-West Highway
Silver Spring, Md.
A Division Of Emerson Radio
and Phonoeraph Corporation
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
CLERK

Il
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for person sxnsrienced ~ hans
diina .accounts yecsivshie hncks
ehInes rseniysH Astra.s,wa M,
SUPERIOR Ssnsiiis. can Tor appoint
a.sa -. :! ---e29.
Adm. SeCV. tn S6 nm
| s.,... -,..~y = 49, TS,N.~
f6Nsg. os caPfro ,n k RHnLiff a NFA
TERnATIoNAL AND TRADE
OhoAN1nAIloN FIELD.
zap. dlH------to 30, 900
Openings on House and Senate
slice.
lReceDtS. tn S350
Some with PIX; others require
p,,L Dos rusty s "a 81 90
Mt J a.ur.. ,n ,..,,, .,, S.: % e,s.V.
with airlines legiaiative: and TV-
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HELP WOMEN
HOSTESS

Motel restaurant in Arlington, We.
Morning shift. 6-day-week. excel
lent working conditions. Apply IN
person. CLEAVEe FOOD 6ERV-
ICE S4o6 Ramsey ave, Silver
spring. MO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

ERaL ESTATE sALEsNEN WANT
ED-Will train enthusiastic, en-
ereetic Individual. Opportunity to
earn $4,000 or more per ".
Donald Z. Younkin q Co. 265e
University blvd. w. wheaton. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

TELEPHONE COLLECTION. per-
marent. Good working eonds., ex-
MARvIN's. 734 9Th 81. NV.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, white.
part time evenings. @ to . pm. |:
sales exper. preferred. Apply room
100, Victor BLDG. 724 9th ct. NV.
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BoOKKPR.. full chs, s. g., $500
CLK.-TYPIeTs. Beth, 8. g.. S2S5
GIRL FRIDAY. 3. q. $3.50
5EcYS., 8. g.. Tk. PIX, Rock. 1858
rYP19T. real estate exper., S326
Silver Spring-Rockville
S4i3 Ga, Ave-, 9. g.. JU. 9-444o
Open Daily 5000
Tues. and Thurs. Ewes. By Apt.
BOOKKREPER, mr., Vienna, perm,
81. S326. POTOMAC EMPL., lO4
Z. Broad st.. p. c.. il. 2-7272,
BOOKKEEPER-TYPISi, l-girl Of
nee, r. handle general once work
and telephone. Silver 9pring area.
Salary open. Box 75-T, Star.
BOOKKEEPRR-TYPIsT mod. Beth
esda air-cond once, 6-day wk.. o.
5: $40. OIL. 6-4463.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT, for con-
struetion once, located In lillian
dale, Nd. vicinity MOL. Call o TO
5, HE. e-lsl0.
CAFETERIA COUNTER GIRLs,
VIII. exp, reliab.s: sandwich max.
ing snack bar work: mod. bldg in
NV. WASH; 5 days: paid vac. holi-
days, meals. uniforms, ms; incl.
aee. phone. Boz 1Si-Y. star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04
HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

Private school located in northwest
tractiye young lady. white. under
IS: duties are varied includins
some typing. light Bookkeeping
and payroll work: hrs. 0 TO 4:30:
good salary and fringe benefits
easily accessible 10 Va. and NV.
residents. II you have q likeness
for figures and can meet the
above requirements, please call
MRS. TAYLOR, FE. $1,000.
Evening star., 1959-06-03
Helps Enlarged Pores
0ffon q mans
first "old ase mark"

Open enlarged pores may
cause your complexion to look
rough, and unelean. Regular
use Of Esoterica helps shrink
the opening to smooth out re-
cesses. Here's a tip for men:
Use Esoteriea daily. Leaves
skin supple, clean and clear.
Its delicate fragrance soon dis
appears, yet, the beneficial re.
suit is long-lasting because
Esoterica works under the skin.
Evening star., 1959-06-03

these hormones? Especially
the female hormoneS? I've
heard that they cause canekr
II you take them for a log
while" AZ
/ have spoken to. read. ana
I listened to many Of the tor
flight gynecologists in AmeA-
can medicine about this. I
think the majority believes
there is no greater incidence
Of cancer after taking the
hormones. T.
For example. Drs. P. H.
Henneman and s. Wallach in
a recent report in Archives Of
Internal Medicine mention
the low incidence Of cancer
discovered in their review Of
200 post menopausal women
treated with estrogens by DR..
F Albright and his COL
leagues.
If YOU HAVE osteoporosis.
Mrs. LII. I believe your
doctor has suggested to you a
very good and practically
harmless treatment. Hormone
treatment, more than any
thing else, will help to control
your backaches.
Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1959-06-03
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Emotions Can Cause DAMAGE
By DR.. PETER J.ssTEINcRoHN

Mrs. o. D. O.. Of Asheville,
N. c., writes:
II believe in psychosoma-
tics. ! am sure that emotions
can affect q persons organs.
But. I'd like to know whether
such changes are visible on
x-ray plates?"
WE ALL KNOW that sor-
row and fear are visible on
the face. A child can tell
whether you are happy or
sad. But 1t may surprise you
to learn that some X-ray
specialists claim that they can
detect changes in the small
intestine due to emotional
causes: Fear, worry and
sorrow.
But that is not unusual.
Changes in emotions can
Evening star., 1959-06-03

hanging dead in his harness.
"Tommies," he said. "All
kaput." He was wrong both
ways. They wern't British
Tommies: they were Ameri-
cans. They were not kAput:
The Germans were.
Mayor Renaud went back
to his house and waited. At
dawn. there was a knock on
his door. He opened 1t slowly.
An American captain stood
looking at him. The Ameri-
can offered q piece Of gum.
The mayor declined, with
thanks. The two men walked
to German headquarters.
The Nazis had fed. The
swastika, which had flown
for four years. was gone. An
American flag. which had
flown over Naples, was now
swapping in the breeze.
Sainte Mere Eglise was
the first town to be freed. At
2:30 am. long before any
landings on the beaches, Gen.
Maxwell Taylor. divisional
commander. bumped the
ground and unhitched his
harness 4 miles southeast Of
Sainte-Mere-Eglise. His ar
tillery commander. Gen. Nc
Auliffe. was somewhere out
there In the dark.
The generals. for a while,
were on their own. There
were 1000 men in this area,
and not one to be seen. Gen.
Taylor, for a time. was an
ordinary doughfoot at the
ready. When he saw his first
American buck private, the
general did something un-
soldierly and human: He
threw both arms around him.
LITTLE BY LITTLE, hour
by hour. bits and chunks Of
the division found other bits
and chunks. At dawn. the
job was to strike toward the
causewsys to the sea, to join
Up with the scores Of thou
sands Of men now landing en-
Utah Beach.
The men looked in the long
swale grass for little orange
flags. These. as David How
arth explains, were flags Of
recognition. At II am.
someone saw an orange flag,
barely topping the reeds.
The man was escorted TO
Gen. Taylor.
The general grinned and
stuck out his hand. The SOL
dier saluted. Capt. George
Mabry," he said. 18th In
fantry Regiment, 4th Divi'
sion. United States Army"
It doesn't sound like very
much now, is years later.
But when the parachutists
Joined up with the forces
fighting inland from the
beach. the words of Capt.
Mabry sounded as though
they had come fresh out Of
the Bible.
Evening star., 1959-06-03

cause a heart tracing (ECG)
or a brain wave graph tEEG)
to show variations. 1t is true
that our organs are at the
mercy Of how we think and
feel.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I'd
like a complete investigation
Of my teeth. including X-rays.
How many pictures will !
need?-Mrs. T. E.
THAT WILL DEPEND en-
tirely upon your dentists
Judgment. Some dentists will
take pictures only of an area
which they suspect to be
diseased. Others take in the
entire jaw area. When this is
necessary. I believe the den-
Evening star., 1959-06-03
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

Criticism: When Josephus
Daniels was ambassador to
Mexico, he once entertained
an American VIP who had
been critical of the foreign
service. AS the two sat down
to dinner, the visitor COM
mented on the superb silver
service.
$50 this is how the tax
payers money is SPENT" he
cracked.
This service Is my per-
sonal property" replied DAN
iels stiffly. 1T has been in my
family for years"
Il should have known it,"
said the other. They would
give the job to someone who
doesn't need i'll"
Question: A few years
back, British humorist P. @.
Wodehouse shared a guest
spot on a TV broadcast with
a well known writer.
The moderator was having
difficulty in keeping the con-
versation flowing. During one
ominous pause, Wodehouse,
to make talk. turned to the
writer and asked:
And how is your play
going?"
The silence that greeted
this lasted into the next COM
mercial. Later. Wodehouse
learned to his embarrass-
ment that the others play
had closed the night before
after four performances.
Evening star., 1959-06-03
JIM BISHOP;
REPORTER
Orange Flags q Glorious Sight

The moon tossed a handful
of sparkling coins across the
town Of Sainte- -Mere-Eglise.
The hour was past midnight.
and there was excitement in
the old town. The roof Of a
home was on fire and men
rushed through the town
square to assist the fire bri-
gade. Even the Mayor. M.
Renaud, helped to pump
water.
The flames fought the
moonlight to a standstill and
lit the church tower. where
German machine gunners in
coal-scuttle helmets watched
the fire below. A few minutes
later, someone pulled the
church bell rope and the town
rang with the deep toll Of
doom. Men stopped fighting
the blaze to look at the
church.
ABOVE 1T, in the soft June
night sky, hundreds and hun
dreds Of planes and gliders
were silhouetted like black
crosses. Behind them fell
thousands of men, floating
like giant snowfiakes on the
summer breeze. This was the
start Of D-Day, which oc-
CURED Is years ago next
Saturday. 1t is now part Of a
fine book called D-Day, writ
ten by David Howarth, pub
ished by McGraw-Hill.
This was the opening move.
The machine gunners began
to fire, and. from outside the
town, the big German anti
aircraft batteries started to
stammer. The machine gun
ners couldn't miss. They
picked OF Americans floating
in chute harness, and they
caught others hanging in the
trees and left them as loose
as rag dolls. One man floated
down through the burning
roof. He never uttered a
sound.
The chutistS were part of a
regiment of 1900 men who
dropped 7 miles behind the
beach called Utah on the
Cherbourg Peninsula. Their
job was to liberate Sainte-
Mere-Eglise. The commander
of the German unit was an
old Austrian. In years gone
by. he had been the music
critic of a newspaper in
Vienna.
A soldier standing under a
tree nodded to a parachutist
Evening star., 1959-06-03

tist requires about l6 X-ray
Aims to do the Job.
Mr.. M. r. Of Chicago asks:
Suppose a person notices
q growth anywhere on his
skin. He goes Immediately to
his doctor. 1t turns out to be
cancer. What are his chances
for complete cure?"
Very good. About IS to 80
per cent.
OSTEOPOROSIS: Z
II am going through my
menopause." writes Mrs.
LII. Of Lancaster, Pa. THAT
in itself isn't bothering me SO
much as the severe backaches
I have been having. My doc
tor has had X-rays take,
which show that ! am suffer-
ing from osteoporosis.
He says that the most i'm
portant treatment is taking
'estrogens' and 'androgens'-
which. I understand, are fe-
male and male hormones.
They are supposed to re-
establish what he calls cal
cium balance
"Now. I'd like very much to
know If 1t is dangerous to take
Evening star., 1959-06-03

marry a different man and
I feel that he has always
held that against them. It's
true they weren't too nice
to him at first. but now he
is the one who isn't nice.
I am an only daughter and
I am very much attached to
my parents. I like them to
drop in once or twice a week
and I like having Sunday din
ner with them According to
Bill. this spoils his whole
week end. He doesn't open
his mouth when my parents
are around and this hurts
them very much.
Bill Dim not the kind Of
guy to hold a grudge but my
in-laws are really the limit.
They didn't want Adele to
marry me because I'm just an
ordinary mechanic and the
other guy in the case was a
big shot salesman-a real
idiot, too, If you ask me. He
just happens to drive a big
ger, better car than mine.
Instead Of letting bygones
be bygones. these in-laws Of
mine often bring up this guy.
He's married now and they
tell about the new home he
bought and things like that.
They Just do 1t to get my
goat.
According to Adele, I should
Just grin and shut up. She
says she doesn't expect me to
love her parents. but just
hide my feelings. I'm not the
kind to do that.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
It isn't hard for most of
us to hide our feelings in q
casual relationship. but this
hypocrisy won't hold up in
the more important relation
ships. If 1t is true that these
in-laws are constantly rub
bing it in" that Adele could
have made a better marriage,
Evening star., 1959-06-03

they ought 10 be told off-by
Adele. She should let her
parents know in no uncertain
terms that she is satisfied
with the man she married
and she Is not interested In
former boy friends.
It is very likely that Bill,
knowing how strongly his
wife Is attached TO her par
ents. feels that she may share
their attitude. Since she does
nothing to silence her par
ents. he is left TO assume that
she has Q regret or two about
the big shot salesman"
It also is possible that Bill
himself holds a poor opinion
Of himself and is unduly SEN
sitive TO casual remarks not
intended as o reflection on
him. This Is really unfortu-
nate for 1t means that he
must be unhappy in many
other areas Of his life. He
should try TO see that his dig
nifty and worth as q man are
not measured by the work he
does or the dollars he brings
home.
(Copyright 1859,
General Features Corp)
Tomorrow: Wife wants 10 quit
Evening star., 1959-06-03

sWeathered brown spots on
your hands and face tell the
world you're getting old, per-
haps before you really are.
Fade them out with new
Esoterica, the new medicated
cream that breaks up masses
Of pigment under the skin TO
help make it look white,
smooth, young again. Younger
folks may use Esoterica to re-
tard age signs indefinitely.
Evening star., 1959-06-03
B BIuekheuds = PirnpIes

Stubborn" outward pimples
and blackheads, caused BY
weather and neglect, respond
fast. Esoterica clears up skin
troubles where other creams
have failed. No longer need
you suffer the embarrassment
and Loneliness caused by these
unsightly blemisheS. Apply
Esoterica at night-tomorrow,
your mirror will start to reveal
a clearer, brighter and smooth
er skin. It's not a cover-up. II
penetrates deep to work from
inside out
Evening star., 1959-06-03
THE DETAILS

Adele D.-My husband and
I have been married five
years and we have two chill
dren. There is only one thing
we ever fight about-and
that's my parents.
Bill just never liked my
parents from the very be-
ginning. They wanted me to
Evening star., 1959-06-03
FAMILY COUNCIL
They Try
ToGet
MyGoot'
THE PROBLEM

Adele DIE isn't nice to
my parents.
Bill D.-They try TO get my
goat.
Evening star., 1959-06-03

The Fomily Council consists Of q
Judge. o psyehiotrist. three
elersymsn. o newspaper editor. q
women's editor and two writers.
Eoeh article Is o summary Of on
oetuol eoss history. The council
reports on problems thot hove
been deolt with BY responsible
eseneiss and oounselors.
Evening star., 1959-06-03

Tomorrow: Wife wants 10 quit
Job.