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Evening star., 1959-06-24
Snake Complaint
Reaches DC. Ears

A District government Official
last night heard the Deanwood
Civic Association register q new
form Of complaint - snakes
have been invading It's neigh
borhood.
A member of the group,
Patrick M. Tolliver. said at least
eight snakes have been killed
during past weeks at Forty
ninth place and Lee street NE.
The group complained to
William w. Blaisdell Of the De-
|partment Of Public Health. that
its attempts to bring the prob
lem before District authorities
had been ignored.
Mr.. Blaisdell, who promised
the association action would be
taken. was the main speaker at
the meeting, held at the Carver
School.
Evening star., 1959-06-24
Underground CD
Funds Sought

President Eisenhower asked
Congress yesterday for . sat
million supplemental appro-
priation for fiscal 1860 to finance
construction of a prototype re-
gional protected underground
operational center for one Of
the eight regional Offices of the
Once of Civilian Defense Mo-
bilization.
This fund was part Of a total
Of $4.s62. 900 asked by the Pres
ident in supplemental appro-
priations for four Government
departments. The White
House said the amount was
covered in an allowance for
contingencies and so would
not increase the Presidents
fiscal. 1860 budget.
Evening star., 1959-06-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES


Under d. C.. idiD couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day. trait three
juu days and recetve the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
s,s Ss,;nI,OS and Marjorie T. Hssson' a.
Carlton L. Smith, %, 17ls X st, NV,
and Anna N. onley' 20. 1910 Park
pl. NV.
Jesse Z. Hawkins, 25, 4211 I'd st. NV,
and oeorgia 3. William. Is, l407
wayne NJ. Bruton. Is, l2i 3eth st. ne.
and Carol =. Fortune. Is. 1885 Ala
baIna ave. Sc.
Joseph clark. %, 7s4 Harvard ct. NV.
and Eulena stranse, 23, 1905 @ st.
NV.
Robert NJ McMurrey, %, ouantiec. Va.
Si1Sa snS CSnasee e A. Bennett 70 Bronx
Edgar Looney. 90. III list ct. ne. and
Janet N. EDWARDS. 90. 23il connec-
ticut ave. NV.
John H. Rodgers,, jrs 20. 1917 @ g.
Longfellow ST. NV.
Georee p. Thornton, 90. 1911 Gaines
vile ST. Sc, and Gladys 7. Gates,
%. si6 Both st, ne.
J. H. Grayson, 65, 1854 Irving st. NV.
and Addie Upshaw, -, 1885 irving
St. NV.
Ralph A. Klinsensmith, 22, .Jeannette.
Pa. and Wanda L. Reddish, 20. BIZ
North Carolina ave. sc.
Mack H Lee: 2S ss Patssrs9S 9S1 81; 81 n;si' :.
Maurice Little, 90. ale Jefferson st,
NV, and Gloria walker. "a, 1875
Bates st. ne.
criton Grigorakis, 35,. and Argyro Pa
pamichael. "a, both OF 1880 Connecti-
cut ave. NV.
Donald L. Atkins, 23, 1928 Biltmore
st. NV. and Norma L. Roadcap. 19,
.weyers Cave, Va.
Toy PARK 3s; s9S Kens 40 pl ms ns'i indsa sno
John nIsH' n sethes. 10, $50 Hobart st.
NV, and Marie Z. shelton. 40. le43
3th st. NV.
wsllsss Henderson; T.; AL. q; l4es ,rt. Crit
AtlnCn 81 nsW oAAl RCNtS " &A@SAN~t
90, 2647 Birney pl. sc.
willoushby w; Beleh, 81, ontario'
Canada, and Mary L. Gray 2o-
James r. steele. 90. and Laeonia NJ.
Arlington, II, both Of 94I H st. NV.
Henry I. venson, 3S. and Evelyn NJ.
Robinson, 33, both Of 221 Morgan
Dennis o ciaytor. %. s1l columeis
I'd. NV, and Dolores Z. Morton, 23,
1903 Corcoran st. NV.
Jesse A. Eaton, 55. 1874 7th st NV
and Betty R. Pearson, 49, 7S3 9th
Eari Z. Rsines. %. 40 Rhode Island
ave. NV, and Rosemary T. Prud-
homme, 20. Altadena, Calf.
howard W Lee. ir.. 20, and Carol O.
Harris. 90. both of Arlinston.
Perry L. Gregory. "a, 1881 West Viz
ginia ave. ne, and Florence A.
Simmons. e2, 24Ia shannon pl. Sc
Matthew J. Travers, jr, %, 1899 31st
s.. NV. and Jane R. Smith. 25, 1908
30th st, nv.
Alexis A. Giililand, 81, 2104 o st. NV.
and Esther d. cohle, %. 21ls p
gt. NV.
Evening star., 1959-06-24

Frederick Carpenter, SO, 1437 Rhode
Island ave, n.wa and Hope Meelock,
Joseph B. cade, 90, and Mary L. Scott,
l6. both Of 4l6 = st. ne.
Warren ]. Campbell, "a, and Carolyn
A. =. Weir. Is, both Of Alexandria.
Farid A. sughAyyar, rs, 1882 lqth
81 NV, and wisai J. Cesar. 2e.
Chicago.
" n.W,' and nd julie n. Arnold. "a "a. 7s0S
Dexter st. NV.
Larry w, wilt, 10, no address listed,
and PeEgy ), Bailey 20' 4oS II
william j. Green, 30, e11 Rock Creek
SSauEss 81. sts.as1ilie. T6 e.TN n. na Louise Gray
" Msrlsas e :. 'S Morris 'il i IL, 1914 ssvsn-
william i u Il. Chandler. 20. 1901 Park
ID, NV, and Berniee A. Walker, ls'
john S fesSSs Z. cSsWpsi 81 y. 20. Bethesda. and
Anita "a whitioek' a. University
ne, and Leona H. Head ." 7io
joseph n p Pa 4. Ambrosi. %. 5000 18th
ST. NV. and. Norma r. M. Faina'
20. 1901 ,4lst pl. Sc. ,..- ,o.. :.
'0nl nx. a. ana Sp05ufD1 oaiS1sll l. Bsrd, 81, ssiS
carl ri'a TayIor. II NV SO. 1889 Shepherd 81.
NV, and Maria A. dallardo, SO.
.a.I,es iass sYriprS rc.gI; RI n;H, AZ 1000 ,sth 81.
NV and Margaret H. simpson, 80,
San Francisco.
ssidsS shs6sstran. rs. Ottawa.
Garland R. weaver. ,r... ~. III
cSsseii. 20, ss4s Hunter pl. Sc.
wilbert A. Judge, 25, 1911 y st. nv,
and Rose L. Carter. 20, 1888 llth
james n; nio g.. Boukas. 81, lsss Under
Atkins, Sc. i4i4 upshur 81. NV.
Charles W. Boddis, 2s. 7e7 Prineeton
pl ny. and Rose N. o'Nen. 80.
phiiipS isiS' Lsn.tt. sIsa 81 "a, silver Spring. and
Esther J. peckelbaum, Al, 22l
S1SelfsR olssy.;;i snS ;snl. IT, saiss.. as isH ~
william lila / T. T. Bnsrber. n SO, eSe Morris pl.
ne: and Grace D. Hough. 20, 1928
Columbia St. NV, - =.
DHRisI %:i.. W s rrsSs Ss:S d Fl ieS fsd Esr' &
"Vfs Heishts. ana ssnGra s. Love, 10.
640d Lunar DR.. sc.
Samuel NJ caSson. ir., 30. 1410l
poppstn Hpoppsin: g. SsS HS s.nSa,nS and SlotiA 81
Elvin Turner, 2s. 1850 Trinidad ave,
ne. and Dolores NJ. Lord. %, 1901
Philip Roiiin. "a. Arlington, and Anne
Panehenko, 25, .4b13 q st. NV.
% NV. and inss Ramsey. 81. sss 81 9Th
James 3. walters rs. Troy, Ohio, and
Evening star., 1959-06-24

yeAnn L. Pu.a. a. s7so wsson-
Kay ., x. wood, si. Milford. Del.
Evening star., 1959-06-24

Eleanor J. Bridges. 20. cOnovW.
shade A.. cogdsli. 20, and Masdalsns
q, q 9iash. lss beth beth Of 81 .sS2O2 Isth q. nv;
Evening star., 1959-06-24

esndra ,. Evans 20. Martinsburs.
Roberto i. Pasarissn. ~, and Barbara
A. Billger, 10, both Of Allentown,
Evening star., 1959-06-24
Finnish FormIond

Less than five percent Of
Finland's land is suitable for
agriculture.
Evening star., 1959-06-24

JOHNSTONS NOROACH: Simply Johnsens No-oach on
baseboards and cabinets TO control cooache cooe
odorless liquid window and door % effective
for months No need TO dishes sprayn
Johnsons No-Roach preferred BY good hOusekeepe
hEcHr WOODWARD SONS CO. Peoples pRuo
SAWA1 GIANT FOOD STORES
FOOD FEDERAL
wAlcRetRS DRUG MART
Evening star., 1959-06-24
CADILLAC CYCLONE TO VISIT HERE

Newest thing in experimental autos the Cadillac Cyclone will be
public display Capitol Cadillac Odmobe 1922 Twenysecond
NW July and An engineering laboratory wheels the
nes advanced mechanical and engineering features Of the Of
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

SIsS95 New 1888 HOTPOINT 2l-lneh
Tohls Model ~, Top TUn- GTAA
ing. Insfont Focus ----- %A&A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

New 1858 RcA l4-Ineh Portable ~,
Finssr-Tip Carrying Hondls. G11A
BoIonee Fidelity Sound, &B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

S22s.s5 New 1883 GENERAL ELECTRIC
l7-lneh Tablo Model ~, Top Front
Tuning, Slimiins cobinsi, svilt-ln Mono-
pole telescope Antsnna, GTGG
set and Forget Volume. ASV
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-07-22
MISS FRANCIS MARILYN STRICKLAND
WEEDS MR.. JOSEPH RONALD CIRIELLO

Miss Frances Marilyn Strick
and, daughter of Mrs. 4. J
Strickland and the late Mr.
Strickland of LoriS, 5. c. re-
Gently became the bride of Mr.
Joseph Ronald Ciriello, son OF
Mrs. Vincent V. Vetere of ISL
Ington. Mass. The doubled rims
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Edward F. Mullen in the
ST. Andrews Catholic Church OF
Myrtle Beack. S. c.. on June
at 300 =. NJ.
Tt BRIDE. given in marriage
by Ter J-D.."r Mr.. Wallace D
Strickland OF Loris. was lovely
III an original model of import
ed ChsrrlNv lace and sheeres,
bellanet worn poised over lay
ers Of StarChcd net and II do
taffeta The scalIoped Sabrina
neckiine II her fitted bodice
was enhanced by floral sprays
OF embroidery Of irrcdcSccnt Sc
quins alc seed pearls The long
lace sleeves tapered 70 Gala
lily points over her wrists and
were fastened by rows II lace
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-07-22
Emerson News
BY OSCAR SOLES

Mr.. ans Mrs. Neal HinSon and
children were Sunday visitors
of her mother. Mrs. Betty Nor
.riS.
Homer Norris and children
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Golaspie Norris and chill
.drGn.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Norris
of Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
SolcS, MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth
Duncan and Matthew Norris and
Bill Nealcy Of China Grove were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar SolCS.
Mrs. Julia Elias OF Mccall
and Mrs. FEATHER Wright Of
Virginia, were Sunday visitor:
Of their cousin, Oscar Solcs
They also visited their aunt,
Betty Norris, Sunday.
Gomery Soles and Leo Solcs
ana children were Sunday visit
orS Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Soles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Duncan
were Sunday visitors of her par
cntS. near Pireway.
Gommery SoleS and Leo Soles
md children were Sunday WIS.,
ltorS of MI. and Mrs. Oscar
SOieS at China Grove.
We were 1t Jessie Batten's
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-07-22
Hi;::son'sCrossroud

mond and family Of Loris visit.
ed his parents Mr.. and Mrs. c
M. Hammond Sunday.
Margaret Meares and Bill arr
visiting relatives this week.
Mrs. Jack Hall visited her Mo.
Their, Mrs. Dempsey Hinson
Thursday.
Mrs. Lucy Brown Is spending
a few days with her daughtel
Mrs. X. z. Meares.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Brit
visited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Jenk,
ms Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carthell John
son and family Of Mt. Pleasant
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clyd
Hinson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. E. Meare
had as their Sunday guests, Mr.
land Mrs. Henry jenkins. Mrs
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-07-22
Nell Bullard. Faith and Rober,

Nell Bullard. Faith and Robert
Carter and Mrs. Lucy Brown.
Miss Beth Allan and Miss
Doris Je,n Walker Of Washing
ton. d. c. Miss Jo-Ann and
Betty oLu Britt spent Saturday
afternoon with Miss Alice Shell
ley.
Mr.. Edward Hammond OF
Wake Forest College spent the
weekend with his parents, MI.
and Mrs. Gordon Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Skip
worth of Charleston, S. c. spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Shelley.
The w. NJ. u. met Friday
night with Mrs. Mamie Hinson
The regular meeting Of the Y
w. AS was held Monday night
with Mrs. Owen Hammond.
Mrs. Eppie Pridgens' birthday
dinner was held Sunday at Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Blaston'S.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-07-22
VIVA

Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. jenkins
and family, Martha jenkins,
Jenkins, Hilda Meares, Jean
Hammonds. and Elmer Haynes,
Jr., spent Sunday at Lake Wac
|camaw
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meares
OF umberton visited their par
'entS over the week end.
Miss Hilda Meares visited
Martha jenkins Sunday.
Mr. ana Mrs. Alva Hinson
visited their daughter and fam
lily Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Brown
OF Zebulon, this week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Boyd
and Barbara of Greenville, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Reel
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Ham,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-07-22
Bovd- Mishoe
Engagement

Mr. and Mrs Al,on Boyd of
route No. I. Loris. :. {. an
nouncc the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Linda Dianne
Boyd and Mr.. Tony Max MiShoc
of route No, l. Tabor City. y. G.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. W L,
NiShOc.
The wedding is planned for
August Is, 1859 in the Mt. Yer
non Baptist Church. Miss Boyd
graduated from the Loris High
School and is employed by the
Ocean City Life Insurance Com.
pany of Myrtle Beach. South
Carolina.
Mr.. MiShoe graduated from
LoriS High School and Clemson
except with soft pink dresses
and blue accessories.
Mr. Alfred P ALBERT o:
Boston. Mass. was the bride
.svoom'S best man. UShcrS were
Mr.. RICHARD Foley of New York
City and Cecil Field. Fla. and
Mr.. John Randall Drew Of Myr-
tie Beach. :. c. Nephew OF the
Bride.
Immediately following the
ceremony q rcgcii:,n was given
ia the home Of Mss TheO
Strickland 2O,h Avenus North
Myrtle Beach, $. c.
After wedding trip to BO7-
TN. Mass. the couple are al
home at 1864 f. 10th St. Jack
sanvillr. Fla.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-07-22

and Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Norris. their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Norris
OF Nichols were Sunday visitors
OF Mrs. Lannie Norris and Mrs.
Mary Tyler.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-07-22

Saturday while at Pages Mill
and he was in the process of
getting a mighty good crop of
tobacco harmed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Norris
of Columbia were the Saturday
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-07-22
EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEP,

Err WANTED with references.
Will pay $4,000 weekly the
year round to right person, six
days week. Phone SOL.
Tabor City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
Soviet Medicines
High Ronk Cited

A United States P bile
Health Service ofiicial. recently
returned from an exchange pro-
gram visit to the Soviet Union.
said yesterday the Russians
rank medicine second only to
engineering in national impor-
lance.
Rear Admiral Otis L. Ander-
son. Md. Assistant Surgeon
General Of the United States
Public Health Service, told the
Cosmopolitan Club:
The practice Of medicine Is
aimed at keeping those persons
Of working age in the best pos
sible health 50 that they pro-
duce the greatest volume Of
work."
Admiral Anderson had high
praise for the exchange pro-
gram. saying that the cold war
would thaw out considerably II
more persons from both this
country and Russia could par
ticipate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. Z. EDGAR

Distrust: English writer @.
X. Chesterton was extremely
fond Of port wine. and was
more than q little distrustful
Of anyone who did not share
his taste.
One night. after ONCE
hours, he called at his pub
fishers to return some cor
rected proofs. The only per-
son present was one Of the
bookkeepers.
"I'm sorry to call at this
late hour" apologized Ches-
terton. but I was asked to
return these proofs today"
You can leave them with
me-" said the bookkeeper,
taking the sheaf Of papers.
'I'll see that the editor gets
them"
That's very kind Of you,"
said Chesterton. May I show
my appreciation by offering
you Q glass of port? I happen
to have a bottle with me-"
He opened the bag he was
carrying and reached into it.
mo, thanks" said the
other. II don't drink port"
you dont?" said Chester
ton, his face clouding. He
snapped shut the bag and
CURLY:
"In that case. give me back
the proofs"
So saying, he snatched the
papers and hurried out.
+ 4 \ \
Self-made: once, at q
party, poet Journalist Eugene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Screening Of Older Drivers
BY DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

four times nightly because
Of bladder evacuation.
He says: Il have tried TO
cut down on my fluid In
take before bedtime. I drink
very little water during the
day. But nothing seems to
help. Otherwise. ! feel fine.
My daughter keeps telling
me TO 60 to q doctor. So far
] haven't seen one because
1t seems to me my weakness
Is due to age. What do you
advise?
SEE q good internist for q
complete examination. What
you think is '.age" may turn
out to be an enlarged pros
tate gland. Some men suffer
from such enlargement in
the 40s. while others get into
their 70s without any bother
some symptoms.
II your doctor thinks It
Is due to prostate enlarge
ment. he win refer you to
q urologist. He viii make
cystoscopic (and other
studies which viii determine
the extent of your trouble.
II operation Is indicated,
1t Is better to have It done
while your general health is
good.
tReleassd BY the BEN Syndicate. Inc,
Meadoy: chonss Of doctors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
Nonstop Jet
Service to Coast
Doubles Sunday

The Washington areas nom
stop Jet service to the Wesi
Coast win be doubled Sunday
when American Airlines begins
scheduled fights from Friend
ship Airport to Los Angeles In
the new Boeing TOT.
Mrs. Richard Nixon will
christen the ll2-passengei
transport. Flagship Maryland,
at 4;45 pm. in ceremonies 70
be attended by Government
officials. members Of Congress,
city oficials from Washington
and Baltimore.
The big Jet. with all seats
booked. leaves Friendship al
5:3b PM, scheduled TO arrive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

Quinn. He asked Whitaker
to run 1t down BY phone.
The rewrite man got the
clips on Doris Duke and Mr..
Quinn and discovered that
neither was well known. al
though there was q little
information to the effect that
Miss Duke was wealthy. He
found very little about Mr..
Quinn except that he was q
Democrat.
A few judicious phone calls
indicated that Miss Duke and
Mr.. Quinn were not engaged.
They had never met. The
story blew up. He relayed the
news to the boss. The city
editor, who was reading some
wire copy, said: Write 1t. !"
Write what?" said Whit
taker. The boss. still reading.
nodded solemnly sThe
story" The rewrite man tried
to explain that there was no
story. that there was nothing
about which he could write,
but the boss growled: "Give
me a page and q paragraph. I"
So he sat down and wrote.
And what he wrote. somehow
or other. appeared on page 3
Of the first edition:
Miss Doris Duke, beautiful
heir to tobacco millions. is
SO fabulously rich. so WELL
heeled and attractive. that
news yesterday that she was
not engaged to Assemblyman
Michael Quinn stunne d
Broadway"
All, for the good old days.
Copyright. 1889.
King Features syndicate, Incl,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
DEAR ABBY

one but their own mothers
''NIom." Overlook II.
SO
DEAR ABBY: My hus-
bands boss and his wife In
vited US over for an evening.
My niece Is being married and
since her father works for
the same company, the boss
and his wife received an in
vitation toNthe wedding. The
boss wife said. "What do
you think Harriet wants for
a wedding present." ! said.
II don't know. but II you give
her the money she can buy
what she wants." My husband
told me later that he wanted
to sink through the floor.
Don't you think my answer
was al rlgntY what W0ulo
you have answered.
PUZZLED.
i would have simplyreplied,
II win be glad to find out for
you"
~ -
To get ABBY'S booklet.
"What Every Teen-ager
Wants to Know" send rs
cents and q large. self-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope to
ABBY In care Of The Evening
Star.
*%sM
For a personal reply, t0rite
TO ABBY IN care OF The EUe-
ming Star. Inclose q self
addressed. stamped enpeIope.
Distributed BY
McNaueht Syndicate. Ine.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
Teach Her-in q Friendly Way

incest husband in the whole
world. He tells me every day
he loves me. He even tells
me I am beautiful although I
know I am not. But my trou-
BILE is that he won't call my
mother "Mom." II he wants
her attention he says. "Heyl"
Abby. 1t embarrasses me SO
much when all my sisters and
brothers are around and their
mates call my mother Nom"
I've called his mother MON"
since the day we were mar
ried. How can ! get my stub
born husbapd to do the same
for me? It would mean so
much. HURT.
No one should be called
'Hey" but there are some
people who simply cannot
bring themselves TO can any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

Mr.. r. T. d. writes: I'm .
recent column you said that
people over SIS should not be
given their license automatic
cally year after year. You
wrote that they should have
health examinations.
But isn't 1t q fact that
youngsters have more acci-
dents than any other segment
Of the population?
Sure. q 16-year-old is
more expert at the wheel.
And his reactions are quicker.
But the trouble Is he abuses
them.
your high school student
Is q show-off. He overloads
his car with other youngsters
and does not keep his mind
on the driving business. He
violates speed restrictions, be
they 20 or 70 miles per hour.
"The oldster Is not as
expert but he c6mpensates
for 1t by slower and more
careful driving"
WHENEVER the question
Of auto licenses comes up I
try not to make Q distinction
between age groups. There's
many q 70-year-old who is
q better all-around driver
than the teen-ager. But
how are we to learn which is
which? Only physical screen
ing" viii give US the answer.
The fact that a man or wom-
an has q license to-day"
should not mean that he can
have 1t "for always"
Common sense and facing
up to the many needless kill
ings and inaimings on the
road should convince us that
all groups receive periodic
/. physical examinations before
they can hope to have their
licenses renewed.
49,
DEAR DIR. STEINCROHN:
Ny blood pressure is $50 over
81. Is this too high for q
man Of 52?-Mr. T. Y.
Your systolic and diatolic
pressures are q little on the
high side. Quite often, espe-
cially II you are overweight.
diet and medicine can get
them back to normal.
But don't become one Of
those unfortunate pressure
phobes" who keeps wonder
ing "just how high or low 1t
is today" Leave the inter-
probation Of the figures to
your doctor and you viii be
happier for Il,
Too many are unnecessar-
fly elated because the pres
sure has fallen q few points:
and depressed when the doc
tor says It is up q little. The
blood pressure reading is but
ONE facet in the evaluation
Of your health.
~ 4 =
MR.. L. G. d. IS So. Until
about q year ago he could
sleep through, an entire
night without being dis
turbed. But lately, that's not
possible. He is up three or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

DEAR ABBEY: I am a H.
year-old girl and ! have q
very good friend. ] Just love
her. but when we 20 TO q
show on Saturday and her
mother takes US home / al
ways say. THANK you" but
when my mother takes Us
home she Just says. "See your"
When I call her and she
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