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NATIONAL
Employment Service
Washington's Largest Agency

OFFICE
,y,.s,u d,snlav man SO, 900
S.a. .trter S5,720
ccountant $500 plus
SS;r,nnnsI 81; connselor $4,000
LS,H.tars up to 5000
A;a,d AH1dst strsSrss.rtatiye $4,000
Wn unSaTWriter $4,000
Lnno,,rVsnt 81. 800
~ sccountant $4,000
Asst payroll Superv. $4,000 up
once mgr, trainse.~ college srsa1 S0o
ASdyertising SStI writer Se,4oO plus
Ticket agent, airlines $500 up
sSSExeepsbb stSnnSTasbsr 900 plus
Inside record clerk $500 mo
Jr accts. (2l. fringe benefits; I'M I'M
med. openings 1900. soV-o0o
TECHNICAL
Electronic tech, 21-S6; some ex- -
Teeb pei, writer, - $4,000 up
Electronic test equip. tech, s., 400
Estimator, sheet metal S5'2oa up
Carpenter, perm. ------ Sf'3oSS up
Plumber, perm. - S4'3oSS UP
Air condition, maint., S4'5oS oapp 1pp
Math. asst, 2 yrs. calculus, oo,suu
Torroidal coil winding; experience
Electronic tech. service biochemist,
SALES
Natl. publisher, repres. for n. G.,
| s. c. and Ga, to contact scnoois'
sales exper. nee, college age to 70
ziec.ronic Engr.. age open, deg.
Natl hardware. TO cover D. c., Va.
and N C.. college helpful, exper.
nee. to age 35, training given; ven
Natl. chemist, Los Angeles repres :,
sanitary chemical BACKGROUND,
30-4O, college helpful, moving
paid, all benefits $1,000
Natl. publishing, local repres,,. to
/ 30, writing ability nee, college
helpful .rtTdra tTsininT io,s siVe9 repres soSsc s
Ls5se s5. roofing nsGnMafe expef' pefa seipf1i al
expenses and benefits $4,000
Natl. Co. repres. for Bait, D. C.,
va, wholesale to stores, exper
business equip, ledgers' station; 6nc
Natl. CO. repres. for Nd, Va. and
N. c., 30-40, mechanical engr
deg. or mech. aptitude nee.
exper. in piping. fittings an6
Ssn.f;ts valves helpful car s7,50O 7r56 piu, al,
wholesale sundries or drug exper
helpful, no detail need apply
Local repres., PR sales, exper; in
insurance or business machines
very helpful, college helpful,
Pharmaceutical. age $3.50, mus
relocate, deg pre-med. or natl
science, car furn., dement's anc
expenses, training trss.iinins oe S5'oUO UGnsr ply! u
Copying mach. and Govt. salel
helpful, expenses and benefits
salary and commission $4,000
Structural craftsman, exper. Oper
structural Engr, deg. nee, exper
in inspection helpful, paper, loca
repres., trainee to 80, college
!, nee, car furn.' expenses anc anc
Natl. Co, local repres., structura
engr. or exper. nee, local salei
trical helpful. to 35, car fuTn
expenses and benefits S7,g0(
Natl. Co, local repres., college help
full. to age 81, sundries or pack
aging exper. nee, car furn., ex
pense and all benefits to S7,20(
Natl. Co., local wholesale repres.
college helpful, wholesale sun
dries or packaged goods nee, Il
age 40, all benefits $4,000
Electronic Engr.. overseas repres
deg. nee. Opel
Electronic Engr.. deg. nee. expeI
not nee S7,2O
Natl. Co. local repres. for man
agerial sales opening. to age 81
must have casualty ms. exper
Opel
Life Insurance, local repres., exper
Natl. food. Richmond repres., ag
24-33, exper. foods, cigars help
! full, car, expense $40
Natl. frozen food. local repres
21-29, route exper. nee. SAL
. NATIONAL
: TY1oYN1oxyV1oo oof CoY.vy Tnn
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PROPOSALS
fCONJINUEDl

FOR SALE BY THE STATE ROADS
CONIMISSION.-Sealed bids will
be received until noon, Tuesday.
December 20. 1859, at the once
Of the State Roads Commission,
at Box III, 800 West Preston
Street, Baltimore 3, Maryland.
offering to purchase the improve
ments consisting Of 1la-story brick
dwelling located on the former
Wayne Beverly Davis property.
54l3 Larry Avenue, Temple Hills,
Maryland, on the proposed high
way improvement between Mary
land Route 8 and st. Barnabas
Road maryland Route 414). AL
Of these improvements must be
removed down to the ground line
by midnight, Tuesday, February
49,. 1860. Details. E,idding forms
and special bidding envelopes may
be obtained at the State Roads
Commission at Lau el. Maryland
District once phone, Parkway
5-0690. de6,l3
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PROPOSALS

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
MONTGOMERY COUNTY will re-
ceive sealed bids for furnishing
the below listed items until the
dates and times shown. The bids
will be publicly opened in the
once Of the Supervisor of Pur-
chasing, at the Board Of Educa-
tion, 900 East MONTGOMERY Ave
nue., Rockville MARYLAND. Specifi-
cations NAV be obtained at the
once Of the supervisor Of Pur-
chasing; 3, Bid 56 t56o-5S' ssT2p ssJ2p Bat Bat
nesdsy, December is. 1859. BID
ttf,1-59. Miscellaneous Industrial
Education Supplies. Tuesday, De-
cember %. 1889
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANI-
TARY COMMISSION, CONTRACT
NO. 2409-WSLS. WATER MAIN
AND SEWER CONSTRUCTION =
Sealed proposals for constructing
IN Helmsdale Road, Lock Lomond
Drive, Selkirk Drive, Haddingtor
Place, Barra Place and Right oi
Ways, Bannockburn Estates, Mont.
Romery County, Maryland, ap-
proximately 1890 feet Of 6-inch
1865 feet Of S-inch and 2,15C
feet Of 16-inch water mains, 41C
feet OF 6-inch and 3,E9O 1eet ol
S-inch plain concrete or vitriflec
pipe sewers and 1,505 feet o.
sewer house connections. will bt
received at the once Of the Sec.
retary Of the Washington Subur.
ban Sanitary Commission, 401I
Hamilton street, Hyattsville
Maryland, until Monday. Decem'
Der IA, 1859. at 1880 Pm.
Eastern Standard Time, at which
place and time they will be pub.
licly opened and read Plans anc
specifications for this contrac
may be obtained from the ONO
of the Chief Engineer Of the Com
mission upon deposit Of S., which
deposit will be returned TO bid
ders or to those returning plan,
and specifications in GOOD condi
tion within 10 days after onenin,
Of bids. FRANK L, HFWTTT TIT
Chairman: BLAIR H. SMITH Vic,
Chairman; WILLIAM c kIISTiNS
JAMES B. BLAND, viii I,APD I "A 4
MORRIS, MORRIS v sPfCci +
Commissioners. Attest: ,J0HN T
5oNIFANT. Secretary. de6
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ACCT.-OFC. MGR.

ATLAS AGENCY
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-o7o7
AZ. ~ MN
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LARGE REAL ESTATE OFFICE

We have vacancy in our Loan Servicing
Department for young man.
Some experience preferred, but not neceS-
Sary as we have excellent training facilities.
This is permanent position with ample
opportunities for advancement Starting
salary based on experience. A portion of the
duties will be outside and applicant must
own car, for which he will receive allowance.
Work week, 3712 hours, retirement and
other benefits. All applications considered
confidential, and no inquiries made until
after interview.
Call Mr.. Griffin at B. F. Saul Co.
National 8-2113 for Appointment
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HELP MEN

BUTCHER, part-time man wanted.
must be thoroughly exper. Rock
Greek Super Market, 1925 Grubb
I'd. Silver Spring. Nd. JU. 5-2242.
BUTCHER wanted to operate meat
department. Dependable man only
DORCHESTER MARKET. 24S0
18th ST nv
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AVERAGE $1,000
PER MONTH .

Like many successful van
movers driving for Aero
Mayflower with year-round
contract. Opportunity to
make money while We train
you.
II you want to be an in
dependent businessman, are
over % wears old. free to
travel, own or can finance
1856 or newer tractor, write
or phone JACK ADAMS.
P.O. Box 107, Indianapolis
6, Indiana. Melrose 9-2451.
Ext. 313, Qndianapolis).
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts incurred BY anyone other
than by myself. JOSEPH b.
WHTTEBREAD. 2023 Que st. NV.
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANTS : Several perma-
nent nppor. for ar. or tr. men
with CPA or bus. exper.; TO
50, 900. Miss Haley, SMELLING
AGCY.. sos 14th st. NV ST.
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AUCTION SALES
PIIRILC SALE

70 head Of registered and GRADE
Holstein dairy cows, heifers, Z
outstanding bulls with dams rec.
ords Of over 10000 lb. Of milk !;
Complete line Of farm machinery
and . years old, 200 tons Of al
falfs and clover hay, $50 barrels
of corn, lot of other feed, dairy
equipment, misc. items; At Round
Hill, Loudoun County, Va, Friday,
Dec, II, 1859, starting at $3.50
am, rain or shine, at the east
end Of Round Hill on Rte. Z.
Farm sold, quality of livestock,
machinery and feed throughout
the entire sale is the best that
we have been privileged to sell:
VIRGINIA AUCTION
co.-Leonard c. Bowman, Pur-
cellvilie, va. ED. S-7116. James
DeButts, Hamilton, Va. Gl. D,
412O. E. Humphrey Potts, Round
Hill. Va. owner. Phone ED. s-3634'
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PERSONAL

TYPING DONE AT HOME
ALL TYPES Lu. 4-1144
4EPING DONE AT HOME
SP. 3-2740
VACANCY IN PVT. HOME for eld;
erly person, tray service, kind
care, excel. refs. LU. 2-264S.
WANTED-2 persons having slight
knowledge Of poker, to work twice
q week for 2 hrs. RA. 6-S99S be-
tween pm. and 8 pm.
WE HAVE for disposal . large
quantity Of clean ill dirt at Will
son blvd. and N. Frederick ST.,
Arl. County. Call JE. 4-7771 Of
JE. 4-7724.
WILL GIVE best Of care, "a hrs
for / child, have 4-bedrm. house,
large yard. sP. 3-l0S6.
WOOD SCULPTOR, interior deco.
rator artist. RemodelinE ant
building expert. Contract or b.
hour. Phone Middletown 1S9-W-4
or Box SO, RID l. Middletovn, Nd
$50 CASH
To any church, club, lodge or seoul
organization for distributing "a
bottles Of a world famous Watkins
Vanilla Call 10. 5-4644 or RA
3-SS5l.
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~ ALWAYS place your Classified Ad where it costs less
W. get quicker results Star Cassied-Phon L. $4,000

when dHSUerin0 advertisements
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
enclose original references, pho
to0rdphS or other materials OF
personal pdlue. Copies Serpe the
purpose. Originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
EDITOR, JR.

Minimum . yrs college, English
major: interested in learning all
phases Of technical writing and
editing; typing required. ST.
Q-nnRR
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CHAIR RECANEING and fiber rush
work, repairs. reglueing, etc. I:
handmade Early American chairs,
rockers and stools; solid cherry,
walnut, etc. E. o. LIKRNS, OIL
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

MAILING continued from page l and recipients address on an extra label inside the package Also, the return address and mail ing address should be placed on only one. side of the package.
 Packages may be marked Do Not Open Until Christmas :" Transparent cellophane tape may be placed over the address portion to prevent defacing it in transit. Be sure to check the address for completeness and correctness.
 Christmas cards should be sent by first class mail at 4 cents, or 3 cents mailed in Kodiak for Kodiak oaly. They will be delivered quicker, and will be forwarded or returned, if it becomes necessary. Christmas cards sent with 4 cents or airmail may contain a written message, the cent unsealed ones may not, and will not be forward
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

 tionS in the reserve for the young men who have not yet served in the Armed forces. First of all, every ablebodied young man has military obligation of 8 years.
 If he is between the ages of IT. 1872 he may fulfill this obligation by enlisting in the Guard and re- maining AZ years in the standby reserve. For those over 1872 and not yet 26, they can enlist in the Guard, take 6 months active train ing and serve 512 more years in your hometown unit, which will fulfill your military obligation.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
HONOR GUARD FOR FUNERAL

The local unit furnished an hon. or guard and firing squad for the funeral of the late Pat Lynch. Commanding the Honor Guard was M/sgt Denato. Members were SEC Richard Hartman, Sgt
 Charles Peniberton, Sp4 Harry Anderson, SPA Raymond Shively, PFC Zepie Fadaoff, PFC John Molletti and PFC Merle Snider.
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National Guard
 Unit Notes
COMPANY COMMANDER GOES TO ANCHORAGE
By GENE SUNDBERG

AEH pa@. s1@s sEs.@ @ ;@- s
 1st It. Jerry Valen, Co. ID" commanding officer left for Anch- orage Thursday to attend the an- nual meeting of the Alaska National Guard Officers Associa- tlon. It. Valen plans to stay in Anchorage a week, during which time he will make arrangements for the ordering of sports equip ment for the Armory.
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KODIAK. .MRRnM'

gift rack ges to the post office dreaded ple-ups are bound to oc- cur, especially in larger centerS- as Seattle, which must handle all Alaskan mail.
 Christmas cards should be sep erated into local, base, first class and airmail, and should be hand in at one of the service windows at the post office. Labels will be put in all boxes next week and supply will be left in the lobby
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
ed or returned.

ed or returned.
 Also, the 3 cents opened rate does not apply to Canada or Mexi- co. And if mailing cards to fore ign countries, be sure to check at the post office on the postage needed.
 The postmaster reminds Us that the entire Christmas mailing period is primarily battle against time. If you delay in get ting your Christmas car5s and
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
Public School M E RI U
NOVEMBER 23-NOvEMBER 25

NOVEMBER 23-NOVEMBER 2
 Monday Macaroni and Cheese Buttered Green Beans Carrot Sticks PlUmS Bread-Butter-Milk
 Tuesday Barbecued HamburgerS Buttered Mixed Vegetables Cheese Sticks Fruit Jello Milk
 Wednesday Spaghetti with Meat Sauce Coleslaw- Garlic Bread Peaches Chocolate Milk
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

Team high series, Lecturing Knights, 2374; Team high game, Lecturing Knights, 867; Individual high series scratch, Norm Din widdie, 533; Individual high ser ies hdcp, Norm Dinwiddie, 626; Individual high game scratch, Lester, 214; Individual high game hdcp, Vinci, 236.
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MEN DISCHARGED

Five men have been discharged this week for reasons of change of address or failure to attend drill They are: 2nd It. Patrick Ken nedy, James Ramsdal, Byron Horn, William Mathis, Micheal BoSkofSky and Micheal Hansen.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
COHEN RE-UPS

SPA Alvin J. Cohen, unit cook, reenliSted in the Guard for a period of three years this week.
 This will be his second three year enlistment. Cohen has received his 6 months active training and has also attended food service school.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

BUY, RENT, SELL OR TRADE PLACE A CLASSIFIED ADVER. TESTAMENT IN THE KODIAK MIRROR
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
WEDNESDAY, NIGHT DRILL

SEC Richard Hartman held a two hour class on marksmanship of the MI Rifle. SEC Charles Mil Ter acted as his assistant instruct or. Gerald Chichenoff, a CB reserviSt, sat in on the class. It might be mentioned that anybody IS welcome to come up and sit in on these classes, or just brouse around and see what we are doing MILITARY OBLIGATION
 A few facts on military ohlioa-
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
MILITARY OBLIGATION

A few facts on military obliga
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It's new! It's different! It's mode for
you-if you've ever had difficulty
getting long, Iostino curls without fuss
or bother. It's coIled One-Set Wove
Creme, and thots whot il is-the
one answer to oil your hoir setting
probIemsl
One-Set is different from onuhino
you've tried before. Don't confuse it
with on ordinary wove set or O sproy.
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Where Is This House?
By CORINNE MITCHELL POOLE
Contributing Writer

A TREASURE chest containing $4,000 in
IA cash is said to have been buried in
the yard of this house las years ago In 1914,
when the British arrived in Washington two
sergeants buried the box, which contained
payroll money, and fled. Some say the pay
masters were killed at Bladensburg. In any
event, the fate of the cash box has never
been determined.
Another story about this home tells that
one Of its residents, on her first night there,
awoke to see the ghost Of a man dressed in
uniform seated before the fireplace in her
boudoir. After a few minutes, according to
the legend, he rose from his chair, bowed
tremendously and left This she thought to
be the ghost of Brig Gen. Archibald Hen
derSon, longest tenant of the old house
(1820-1859).
It is the oldest public building in Wash
ington continuously used for its original
as teams OOs 'SdIO0 suIIEIy
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New, Different Wave Creme Gives You Long
Lostina curIs-WITHoUT A PERMANENT

BY using One-Set reouIorly you will
hove no need for O permanent or be
bothered with nightly pin-ups. It's so
gentle. its ideoI for bleoched. tinted.
white or even body fine hoiT. Also
wonderful for dropping permanent.
Try One Set Wove Creme now-you'll
be onnozed and delighted. ] so plus
tox
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purpose, by virtue of the fact that it escaped
destruction by the British in 1914. British
officers took it over during the occupation
Thomas Jefferson helped select the site
one which would be within easy marching
distance of both the Capitol and the Navy
Yard
Every New Years Day, by tradition, the
master Of the house is serenaded by band.
1t is considered to be beautiful example
of the architecture of its period. 1t has CELL
ings IA feet high and walls feet thick
unusual even at the time it was built, about
1905. The walls were made of an unusual
soft quality of brick, which necessitated the
thick construction
Benjamin Latrobe and Charles Bulfinch
both have been given credit for its design.
It is distinguished by the two circular bays
facing the larga open grounds in the rear.
Where Is this house? ANSWER below
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money he has left over after he has
taken care Of regular expenses and
provided for emergencies Therefore.
you're ertra :. and perhaps you can
earn him eztra income
Lazy nssasys But doesn't he need q lot
more than liz OF me to start investing?
Iavsstsd naeasy: I started smaller
than you. Under the Monthly Invest
ment Plan. your owner can start with
as little as $40 every 8 months up
to 81, 900 q month
Lazy n1ossys II sounds great 10 me.
But-how to convince the boss7 Wen.
they say money taIks-so. III see IL I
can get through to him.
Send pog Proo Dooxist
Possibly that's your lazy" money talk
ing. II so. and you'd like to get started
on a second income. drop in on q
Member Firm of the New York Stock
Exchange - or mail the coupon below
for your copy Of the useful booklet,
DIVIDENDS OVER THE YEARS" It's
packed with facts and lists some Sos
companies that have paid dividends
from rs to over 100 years without
missing a single year.
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Is your lay money J
building a second income?

Lazy Aseasy, Huh? (Yawn) You talk
ing to me?
Invested Asoasys / certainly am-if
you'll just sit up in that hammock and
listen to me.
Lazy Money: I'm all ears-even though
my eyes are closed.
Invested Aseasys You might be build
ing a second income for your owner.
Lazy Money: How in the world could
do that?
Invested Asesey: BY going to work :.
being invested in stocks or bonds :
like / am!
Lazy Asoasy: You mean my boss should
take a hot tip" and shove me into
some OF stock?
Invested n1eaeys Heavens. no. He
should never rely on tips or rumors-
He should get facts and figures from a
Member Firm of the New York Stock
Exchange.
Lazy nssssy. If my boss does decide to
invest me in stocks or bonds, how does
he get started?
invested Asoaey; He should get in
touch with any Member Firm. There
your boss viii talk with a Partner or
Registered Representative who will use
his training and experience to aid and
advise him. And this interest doesn't
end with the first visit So tell your
boss to check his securities with his
Registered Representative regularly
discuss whether to buy or sell or any
other question he might have.
Lazy Moneys and I'm sure to grow?
Invested Assasys Well = sometimes a
company may not pay a dividend or
keep up with the interest And stock
and bond prices 60 down as well as up.
That's why your owner should invest
only yoH.
Lazy Money: What do you mean =
only me?
Invested Money. Because you're you
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zoe do sChen sce'Ee alone. You see hOW
serious IL iS9-MARIANSE, NesU York
= Break off completely from this
boy, and fastl He's making you
pay a terrible price merely to please
himself. Your mother seems wise
enough to understand this, and to
be worried about it. Take her
advice and drop this character,
otherwise you'll wind up without
any of your own.
The babysiisss's boy friend
DEAR DICK: We'll first Of all, I'm Is
years old and am engaged to a
2O-yeGr-OId boy. 1 go babyStting on
Ueek ends and my boy friend goes
sUith me. I don't think anything is
UrOng 10Th this, but my mother and
friends don't think he should. Do
you agree iCith hbem9
ThePeOpleIitt for say IT, SAL Hght
for him to come. The Kids usually
haze to go to bed at 8 O'Clock. Then
there isn't anything for me to do but
sUGtch 7T or read. I don't care too
much for either. Sometimes the PeO-
pie get home at midnight and some
times not until three or four O'clOck.
We don't do anything sOFOng-Gfter
TY goes off the air zoe turn on the
radio and dance. RI be hOBest, zoe
Kiss a ittle, but nothing gets out Of
hand. = MILDRED, Spokane, Wash.
= I'm surprised the parents for
whom you babysit don't object.
You're hired for a duty that should
get your undivided attention, yet
you bring along a distraction. If
you were waitress your boy friend
couldn't hold your hand while you
iuggIed stacks of dishes. So if you
sign up to babysit. then bGbyGf,
and Just thatl Romance can wait.
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DEAR DICK: Three wceks ago ! met a
boy from the neat tOsCn at the Friday
recOnd-hOp. Each sUeek he's asked to
take me home but | couldn't let him
because my parents haven't met him
yet.
Iget a ride home from the record
hop scih my girl friend. He doesn't
knOw hOsO to get to my house = but
my parents said / should suggest that
he follow the car to my house and
then / could bring him in to meet
them. I'm going to feel like a fool
asking him to do this.
Tell me truthfnly if you think this
idea sciu scare him Oft He must like
me, or he sUOuldH't keep dancing sOith
me at the hops. - JUDY, IO'oG
n The invitation to meet your par
ents shouldn't scare this boy off if
he's really interested in you. So
try it. / have an idea he will appre-
ciate the invitation.
Romeo ufaeS dGEk
DEAR Mr.. CLARK: / am in LOUe sCith
a boy. He is in LOVe iOith me too. The
trouble is he Hever takes me out in
public. In the 6Ve months pe've been
seeing each other he has only asked
me to the AOsO tsCice and neither
time could I go. The rest of the time
he took me for sOdIks after dark and
came to sOhere / sOGs bGbySttiHg,
phich he still does. Nom has for
hidden me to see him because of this.
To OtherPeOple sometimes he won't
eUen admit he knOCS me until they
fully describe me, then he says, "Oh,
herr Still he Loves me and IOVe
him - that's the stupid part. 1 don't
knOtC schat to do. / ipGnt him to see
me in public, take me to the shOW
once in a iOhile, or something, 50 that
Nom siH let me see him and I OOn't
haze to sneak. I'm so MIXED up IdOn't
knOU which toay to turn! Please help
me! / don't like to tell anyone What
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Members New York
Stock Exchange

for s6ess q nsnbsrs sssrsst ~ lssa ssss Hsw Tst
sioek Enchsags n ths siock broAsF sscioa e ysuF
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seaa Ger tree beshlsG Mail to yourloeal
Member Firm Of the Stock Exehange. or
to the New York Stock Exchange. Dept
on. p. o. Box 1910. New YORK I. n. Y.
Please send me. free. -DTNDErDs Own
THE YEAks. a basie 0Hids fer eomsoH
stoek iSrestmsHf." 81
Broker. II
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MORNINGSIDE, 30I Poplar St
basement, large lot, sewer and
water: owner will sell CT. FLA or
conventional. Open < to dark.
Ewes, Mr.. Harris, RE. 6-5l34.
MOORE ENCORE, REALTORS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
COLLEGE HTS. ESTS.

Good living starts with a
good plan Here is your
chance to give the family
the finest in a custom built
home. Located in a very
desirable area; built Of fine
materials by expert crafts
men. Liv. rn1., din. rm., l
bedrm., den, all mahog.
paneled. 4 bedrms., 3 baths,
super de luxe kit. Air cond.:
Gear garage OF breezeway.
"a Of an acre cor. lot. Univ.
Of Nd. and Northwestern
HIS. nearby. Asking S43,-