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ming broad jump, softball, and vol
leyball.
The activities for the Senior
High boys will include the 100 yard
dash. 400 yard relay, shot put, run
ming broad jump. high jump, soft
ball and volieyball The activities
for the Senior High girls will in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-30
FRIEND sTOcKYARp

Horses, $50 to $40 cwt.
Steers. slaughter, good to choice,
$3.50 to 1880 cWt; medium to
good, 243O to 26.4O cwt.; common
to medium, PHO to 2410; stock,
1920 to 1900 cWt.
Heifers, good to choice, 1920 to
27.OO cwt.; stock, $3.50 to 1880 cwt.
Bulls, 2090 to $3.50 cwt.
Cows, good to choice, 1910 to
2480 cWt.; medium to good, 1870
to 1910 cwt.; common to medium,
1880 to $3.50 cWt.
Veals, good to chcoice, 1890 to
1925 cwt.; medium to good. $3.50
to 1915 cWt.; common TO medium,
100 to 2900 cwt.; Gull veal, 1850
cWt down.
Pigs, 1850 to 1850 head; Hogs,
1900 to 1850 cWt.; Male Hogs, 1920
to 1170 cwt.; Sows, 1910 to 1850
cWt
Leghorn Hens, 10c Id. to 1Oi2c
h.; Heavy Hens, 16l2c ID. to 22l2c
10.
Eggs, zoe doz. to 23lac doz.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-30

MIR. Echard. of Middletown, Md;
William Bittinger, of Fairview; and
Mrs. Taylor, of Baltimore, visited
the latter's brother, William E..
Spoerlein and family, Sunday af-
ternOon.
MIR. and Mrs Earl Roth visited
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Spoerlein, Sun
daV evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-30
THE
COUNTRY-PULPIT
WEEKLY SERMON
by
Pcsfor P. F. NieUwkoop
Don't Join a Church

Yes, you read
that title correct
ly! l repeat.
Don't join a
Church" and will
add, "Unless you
are a born-again
believer in the
L ord J e S IL S
Christ" In Acts
I.4I we road
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-30
n. II. s. Plans
Field Day

Northern High School will hold
its annual field day on May 20
from 500 a. m, to 300 p. m. All
students grades 1922 will have
equal opportunity to participate in
all events. The days program will
be divided into three main divi-
sions, Field, Running. and Games.
The activities for the Junior
High boys viii include the 200 yard
relay. 30, 50, and so yard dashes,
high jump, softball throw running
broad jump, softball, and volley-
ball The activities for the Junior
High girls will include the 80, 40,
and 50 yard dashes, run and catch
relay, s0ftball throw, fieldball
throw, standing broad jump run
neman. Miss Chrisman, adviser,
chaperoned the group.
New Maiorettes
As a result of the election held
last week. Ellen Ann Mckenzie
and Sue Friend are the new ST..
Maiorcttes.
Potomac State
Carolyn Winebrenncr and How
ard Green will represent Northern
High at the annual Potomac State
May Day Program, May 8, at Key
ser. w. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-30

Khrushchev rejected EisenhoW-
er's plan to halt nuclear tests at
attitudes up to 80 miles
Daylight time began in twenty
four states and District Of Column
bia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
ROOMS WANTED
ROOM AND BoARD WANTED.

PERSIAN girl. college student, 10
yrs, old. desires rm. and board
with American family. NV. sec.
ton. Call CO. 6-6142.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOUSES TO SHARE

GROUP OF PROFESSIONAL MEN
sharing large house on coop
basis: excel. cook Lhousekeeper---
have open'g. Cal OF. 4-7092 ewes.
COLORED-8 RMS, pvt. bedrm.,
S45 mo-. all privileges. Apply 3421
Clay st. me-, LU. 2-e214.
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APIS. UMFURNISHED-D. G,

AIR C0ND. WIRING. spacious l.
bedrm. apt. SS5. All utils. incl.
Only Vacancy in mod. 50-unit
bldg. Apply res. mgr, 93l Long
fellow st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
ROOMS WITH BOARD

ARL. N.-Dble. rm. in pvt. home
fine meals: nI. transportation
Call IA O-HQl0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
GLEN MAR PARK

GLEN MAR PARK
Just across the District line In
homes; features 3 bedrms.. az
baths, spacious grounds. Avail
Sept Is. For appt. to inspect
WOODWARD & NORRIS
72s goth st. NV. RE. 7-e5ss
MASS. AVE. PARK
5000 FULTON ST. NV.
Spacious 4-bedrm. detached brick
home with 3 baths. Avail. for i'm.
med. occupancy. 1st-f1. den, pwdr
rm. $500 per mo.
Also mall furn. home in George.
NICHOLSON, BOSS a. PHELPS
INC, Ma. $4,000.
MCLEAN. VA.-New 3-bedroom, 2.
bath brick rambler. complete GE
elec. kit with dishwasher and wal
oven: 20 Minis. to Pentagon and
rangements can be made.
M. I. Broyhill & Sons Corp.
461O Lee HWY. IA. 4-13OC
RIvERDALE, MD. : 2-story bricl
Cape Cod. 4 bedrms., 2 baths
full bsmt.: S125 mo AP. 7-445S
RIvERDALE-Lge. older house or
1 acre: 4 bedrms.. 2 baths. very
reas. rent. Call OIL. 4-0646, wk.'
days. 3 to 5.
ROCK CREEK, Parkside DR., NV
D. c. 5-bedrm,. 3-bath home
rec. room, maids rm, and bath
Gear gar, $500. ERNEST H
LUNG, DI. 7-2221, RE. 6-6641
SPRING VALLEY
bedrooms, 3 baths. maids bed
room and bath. Occupancy octo'
Der /. $500. Call Mrs. Newly
WO. $3.50: ewes, OIL. 2-4046
MARSTELLAR, McCABE & CO.
TAKOMA PK.-6 bedrms, 2h
baths, stately older home. Shaded
fenced y acre, convenient transp.
schools. stores. Vacant; $3.50 IA
9-23N o
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MISCELLANEOUS EoR REM

CEMENT GRINDERS. MIXERS
chain saws pumps, generators, etc
AIR RENTAL TOOLS. JE. 2-b600
CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generators,
sod cutters, rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL EQUIP. CO.. u. 5-504O.
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WASHERS-DRIERs
CASH BUYERS


CASH BUYERS
We have the lowest prices in towr
on new washers and driers w
carry GE, Frigidaire. Norge, West.
inghouse. All fully guaranteed
No reasonable offer refused.
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY CO
10th and II SITS. NE. Ii. 3-90SS
WOOD FRAME BLDG, 2s It. by
81 II. with gas heat furnace.
Suit. for summer camp. Must be
dismantled and moved. Interested
parties, call OIL. $4,000 for info.
WOOD PLATFORMS, dry storage
and fork lift use, various sizes,
415.4 II. avg. So: garbage cans,
lifetime. 10 ga. steel, 81; garb.
cans, steel, 10 ga, 9x1SIa in
with Id, 81. II. 4-9141.
WOOD sHAPER, Crescent, 2 hip
industrial w/collet and taper
shaft, 2 IT. 50. table, $S2b: DT
mtcromatic cylinder hone, new Ia
g., $50; rivet squeezer, foot OPP
Grated uncovered counter sinkeI
and sander. $l26; Magnafiux ma
chine, 125 amp, $500. Ii. 4-9l41
IS NM PROTECTOR with SOUND
$50: Remington portable type.
writer. 500; Steinway square granc
piano, S176 or best offer: Slice
console AM radio. S15: Petror
tape recorder, $50. LA. 6-6273.
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FOR LEASE

Have modern Shay stations, To-
Gated on well-traveled highway in
Camp Springs area. Excellent po-
tentlal Tor aggressive party;
should have mechanical training
to handle truck and automotive
repairs. Present dealer retiring
due t.. III health, Interested par.
ties call MR.. HUFF, ia. 9-S5OO.
BUSINESSMAN will
invest time and UP to $50. 900
cash in profitable business. No
restaurants. stores or liquor. Box
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COLESVILLE RID. AREA-2-bedrm.
country rambler. Excellent condi-
Sept, Is. @. RUSSELL BAUER,
JU. 5-S4sS or JU. 5-1353.
DISTRICT BEIGHTS-Modern s.
S iaHi ER NEST r. Pr''k kuN Sd%0i 81
7-2221. RE. 6-6641.
DUPONT CIR. AREA-Restored z
rm. and patio house, S125. Mixed
area. Vacant. FE. 7-2543.
FAIRFAX-4 bedrms, 2 baths;
full bsmt.: $40. CROWELL q
CO.. INC. IA. 7-4664.
FALLS CHURCH AREA
3-Bedroom Rambler. S135
3-Bedroom BUNGALOW, 500
M r REYNOLDS & CO., INC.
Realtors JE. 4-4680
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AAA MOTELS FOR SALE
Advice. consultation: exclusive full
time motel broker. travel specialist
offering recommendations best mo-
tel buys.
600 JOE H. THOMPSON .
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
(coNTlNuED)

RADIO, GATEWAY CONSOLE,
model lll:M.2SFM IN beautiful .atnl1
ehanSer with two matched is.in.
Jensen speakers; S110 firm. GIL
MARS HI FIDELITY SERVICE,
S476 Piney Branch I'd. 8. g.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01

WOULD LIKE TO HEAR from
young man interested In getting
into the. construction Waterproof
ing business. Able to take OF
drawings. familiar with specifica-
contractors EQUITY avail. and re-
warding Full personal details and
refs. to Box .z2-J, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
HOUSES uNFURMIsHED

928 X ST. N.w.--lst commercial
rent; tn. $4,000, ewes. UN. Al
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

BARNABY WOODS-First presen-
tation Of this custom-buiIt Dutch
Colonial beauty. Fine architec-
tural detail; superb quality; eX-
cellent condition. Beautiful lot
Tx140 with lovely trees. Spacious
center-hall plan with den and
Law. on LIST floor: big bedrms..
2 baths on end: heavy slate roof:
freplaces in liv. rm. and master
bedrm., paneled rec. rm., 2-car
built-in garage. VACANT FOR
SALE TO SETTLE ESTATEl
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. INC, DI.
7-1411: ewes. EN-. 2-4414.
BARNABY WOODS-Large CENTER
hall Colonial in excellent neigh
borhood: 3 big bedrooms and 3
baths; Powder room on LIST floor.
PTorm Permit, room on Srd floor. De.
magnificent stone -terraced Esrden.
3344; office open . I'll o. FRED
ERICK W, BERENs SALES. INC.
BARNABY WOODS
centsr-hall brick; luscious G,;,;.s Twins living
walnut-paneled den, ultramodern
kitchen, bedrooms, ga baths.
screened porch. Lower level, pam
eled recreation room with bar.
SPECIAL FEATURES include nv
antenna, ample electric wiring
with circuit breaker, intercoW
system. Excellent neighborhood,
near schools. Priced in upper 30s.
Call Miss Schaiele, ST. $4,000,
ewes. and week ends. EN-. 2-6595s
JAMES NfssT L. DIXON & CO.. REALTORS
BARNABY WOODS, Chevy Chase
Brk., with slate roof, bedrmss;.
eating space, lge. din. rm., lovely
iiv. rm., pvt. rear screened porch,
daylight rec rm., garage, toilet;
gas INV. heat. S26,750. Vacant.
REALISTINGS CORP, OIL 2-0206
(cqftinued on Next Pagsl
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PIANO. stsinWay. small ypTIEht
Ike new; excep, value, $3.50. A1al
Conn. ave. kM. S-iasS. Cal
S.10 am.
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,1016 QUE ST. NV.
Washintton's Tallest Building 0ffeFl
COLOR Tv IN LOBBY
FREE Tv IN EVERY ROOM
Large comfortable clean rooms. All
hote services, parking adjacent,
eofiee shop. Accommodation from
VI. up. 10. 2.siio4.. -'n' s-''0O
CATHEDRAL AVE. I BIZ. west 81
Conn., sgle. rms. with hy.- I'm.
and pvt. entr.; refgr.; Ink;
CATHEDRAL HOUSE
$3.50 9th 81. NV. no. 2-e6l2
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-single I'm.
IN immaculate, pyt., Adult home.
Suit. for gentleman; eonv. transp.
sSoat oet. j. wo' e.cssi. A'Aii'
chEvE, =. PA, PARK; nr: Conn.,
bsdrm. ait. nG p px dssI hash' snln
surn.; suit. 4 ladies' hs of reas. AIS. AiSc
nne Ice. comb, bed-sit. m. lat
d.: park. WO. $1,000.
CONN; AVE. AREA. 26sl woodley
kssNaats AaAns IMse Will ttles
phone, gar. avail. AID. 4-6716.
CONN. and Nebraska ave. VARY de-
eirable cheerful room. eonv. 10
buses. rests, stores, IN. $4,000.
GREENWOOD AREA. 4i06 18Th 81.
Cheerful. sunny, comfortable
nm: $50 per no. IA. e-2ees.
DECATUR AND i3tk-Rm., pvt.
shoHer. ige. closet; with adult
phone. tramp. RA. GOODS,
downtown. llaI I2th 81. NV.
G Clean ssinsls rms: run; water
DUPONT CIRCLE - Lovely newly
decorated rms, with bath, Re.
fined home: Europeans preferred;
b. appointment. Telephone DE-.
2.Sbll.
DUPONT en-, 1907 18Th q. New.
dec. spac.. frnt.. 1repl. gefrig..
semi-pyt. bath, maid.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Nice.
clean sgle. and dble. rms. Conf.
beds: refined class Of people;
plenty baths. Day, VIZ. and mo.
rates. 172l 18th ct. nv.
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STOVES

stove no ;. q ,s s:s : 81. .ssa bum S.i
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BEAUTIFULLY FURNIsHED

SedTm. apt; Sis. no. s-alez,
CONTINUED on Next Paaal
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ROOMS WANTED

GEORGEFOwN AREA - WANTED.
BY young lady attending Foreisn
Service School: private nm. and
bath with. or without board: IN
cultured home: gOod nelghbor-
hood: close walking distance Il
Georgetown University. Boz 164-
j, Star.
YOUNG professional man desires
room with private bath IN quiet
and refined N. W. neighhorhood.
Box 1851, star.
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XII. 9-l85O

.I55ASo q y ORGAN y. souN s|..II9 s,,
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

B0AR-Regjstered Berkshire an,
"a piss Tor sale: Pleasant o
BOARD H0RsEss Pairfax hun
area; excel. riding section; goo,
care; reas, DU. $4,000
BUCKsKIN GELDING--s yrs. old
good disposition with plenty q
spirit. rs hands. 81. Il. e-lse7
cows fresh H0lsteins and II
tested. cali WE. s-2427.
HuNTER JUMPRR PROsPECTs
hsif Arabian seidins 81 Hab RAJ Raj
II hands, 1878; bay mare n
hands, excellent jumper, shoVr
successfully this year, $500; Nor,
gan mare bred 10 Arabian STUD
S32b; also other ponies and half.
Arabian foals 81 reasonable prices
CLAHk9 HI-ROCK FARM. u. 3
~. I'll, Warrenton. We. Phcni
N. HUNTER and show horse; blu
ribbons winner; beautiful Palo
mino. 8 Yrs. old: fully mad
jumper; anyone can handle; reas
OFRERING s OUTSTANDING
HORSES - For sale: ! chestnut
hunter, $500, 1871: bay hunter
1b.2. $500 / beautiful walking
mare. $3.50: 2 pleasure horseI
$3.50 and upl and tack. HEADt
from De- TW. 3-7p70.
PONIEs-Welsh-Arabian MY, eE.
eellent show prospect. Shetland
Relding. suitable for small child
DU. b-73Oo.
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AIR-CONDITTONED
CARLTON HOUSE

Guest rooms BY the day or week,
including maid service: reduced
Or without linens and maid serv.
ice. .secretaTial service: sun deel
overlooking entire city; amplified
master teievision aEitenna system:
garags facilities; ~ minutes from
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soELLARIous ron sALEImlsorLLAHEous FOR sALEll
lcoNIINuEpl

PIANos-To iecllltats beglnnlnl
We Su are ssiiins Z limited number
Of new pianos AZ HALF TIKI
REGULAR PRoE1T We also sx.
tend the privilege Of returning the
plano within 90 days should your
child mot learn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

IRON ion tsSls and ' esslI T'0ys sS
yIsR1ss; ma a. ra isS S 5Ssr 'S ssS
az III 4H.Is SShaSIai oe'i'n Iu.'
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FARM Ann sARpEn

inSi frss s.iim anIs. p's "a. l-ssssss-'
bLAU0nTEnED VIAL CALVES,
milk fed, ready for procesring
koe: per d.. 81 freszsr plant. 70
rgPs0!L-vsIy seed Tieh topsoIl
issschs6ls, 10. 4-zsss' u'' ss''
TOPs0IIs-Ideal for iswns-eFssn-
nouses; pellYered anywhere, any
tln as Eill Dirt. hluestone. .sTeysl.
TOP SOIL. fnest quality, rich and
S siis9 ssu s rs c. TO- s.s.IHs.A NAN
light' hya. MT and power tsEs-oii'
ploW, disc, cultivator. mower,
spring tooth harrow. snow pillow OF
grader blade and roller, Must sell,
sgU solb LAndovsr rd., Nd. sP,
TRACTORS : New INC FaFmail
tractors. baekhoe and ioaders,
service, lime. seed and fsrtiIlssr;'
used O tractor with cultivation and
mowers, nc combine and 10 4
paler, 90 .AC combine, new Hol-
land neld harvester with row
crop sickle bar and pickup attach,
p, II. MOORE. y. o. No. 301, 1
Nd. CE. 0-e1e1.
T JUMP ssSS 1 IAN. EoFs TIT sTs;.Ss yIs6
IN. beysf: rotary. Wo. S.Sisa.
WANTED-l5 70 90 acres Of truck
farming land within so mi. rSdiul
Of b. q. for coming ": give rental
price. Boz 421-E, Star.
. HIVES Of healthy bees plus 81
equipment, S2b. u. 1862.
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COCKER sPANIELs. . ismaIes: ]
SnS. l re red; a-o cd ~ Akc' good
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o al hs..Sy rho; snSs'' Ss.m
LINEAGE; reas, Bp, 3-b22a,
COLLIEs = Summer clearance o
nprInQ uuuuiea. saba And Vhite
Axe. KE. 6-elB5.
COLLIE PUPs. little beauties; Axe
females only. ia. 2-00iO.
COLLIE rUrPLEs. tri color. 9 wks.
males, WA. T-olOB.
COLLIE PUPPIEs--AKc. sable an5
tri;s.. male and female. I'M
COLLIE PUPs, Axe, beautiful
championi. Ak. e.1266, y -
COLLIE PUPPIES, $40
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$40 UP
Gas, electric. 20-in., 30-in., SO-in,
BLOCKS
ssssss &: aasS; nd, Va s :ssSSii
sTRkAhELINED. eustom-built luE.
sse scs5isT SSr station wngSa
dustpS T hcidsw ySSS6 is. u i Isa.
gage: IDEAL for PCS or vacation;
S3b, IA, 4-371b.
TAPE RECORDER. webcor stereo.
phonic wise. separate matching
auxiliary speaker, port, Brand.
new fused oneel. Bought Friday;
under warranty. Total cost
Wo. e-bpl2. l3O4 l7th Ct. NV
TAPE REcORDER-sTEREO, Pent.
ron Mercury model; brand new,
Sl25. HE. 0-Ob24.
TAPE RECORDER, Bell a Howell
HIN, 1859 model; stu undel
warranty: used 3 weeks, like
new. Take over payments, 50 wk
low bal. due after small down
BROWNS FURNITURE CENTER
1909 Good Hope Rd. Sc Lu, 4-3S02
TAPE RECORDER. Norelco, hi-ii
new eond., S126. ~. 7-b00s
2113 Westview ter. 8. s., Md.
TAPE RECORDER, Pentron, compl
rebuilt: with tapes, cables ane
mike; $50. XII. 0-7o26.
TEA CART, mahog., IS. drandma'l
cherry rocker. SIS; 2 iron sewinl
mach. bases with marble tops, 81
Sesdboaf ri' $40. OIL l.sS7s.
T sa.s ass Sss e az. SSS h. y:
PARAMOUNT Co, 22O2 Ga. ave
NV. Hu. $4,000. Free parking
TENOR sAxOPHONE, olds.. excel
c0nd.; like new; $3.50 or best
offer. IA 4-064S.
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ROOMS FURNIsRED-N.E.

COLORED - NICELY TURN, I'M
for refined man or couple; kit
priytls.; pvt. home. Ii. 3-6617.
COLORED-S.Es-Nice room foI
employed single man: priyiieaes,
eonven. transp. LU. 2-4934.
C0L0RED-13e 4th 81. ST.
home. III z.i7a 90 p's''' guns
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III;I1J:i3 ;EJ
where or how you drive!

DEFoRE we could build these new
ID tires, Goodyear scientists had
to solve two vital problems:
Problem @1-troad rubber: At
high speeds, ordinary tread rubber
is literally eaten away. But by in
innate MIXING of new chemicals and
rubber molecules, Goodyear scien-
fists created today's longest-wear-
ing tread rubber for the toughest
driving conditions.
Problem @2-tIre cord: High
speed heat weakens ordinary cord.
The answer? Goodyear's ST cord
CTyrex or Nylon) that's triple
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MRC&k

In case you've forgotten, my THIS
WEEK address is Pc. Box 1873,
Grand Central Station, New York II,
N. Y, and | welcome your letters.
I've mentioned before that | can't
answer them individually, but I'll pick
out some of general interest to answer
in my column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

tempered under precisely controlled
Tension, Temperature and Time
Triple-tempering gives toughness
that other cords simply do not have.
Proved on the Turnpike That
Never Ends. FAT San Angelo, Texas,
on smile, 140-mph test track,
these tires proved they'll give you
more safe mileage, not only on the
turnpikes, but everywhere.
In short, every neU Goodyear tire is
Turnpike ProUed-the safest, tough
est, LongeSt-,Oearing tire in its class
See them at your Goodyear deal
er's. Goodyear, Akron Is, Ohio.
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told him / didn't. He's mad and doesn't
like me any more. EUey time hear this
record named Goodbye Jimmy, Good
bye I lay dOwn and cry just thinking
of him. HoW can / make him like me
again? KATY, aurora, III.
. If, after five years, this boy doesn't
trust you enough to accept your word,
then I'm afraid have to say don't
think he is worth any effort you might
make to get him hack. Hard as it may
seem, it is better to shed few tears
now - and let them wash him out of
the picture.
One girl too many
DEAR DICK: haze a problem mhich
hope you can help me sOlUe. Like most
boys | have hometown giH, but
there's also gil from upstate like
Uery much and haze been ,Oriting to for
a1 months.
NOw she is coming dOIcn three Ueek-
ends this fall. Should I tell the home
tOtCn girl that l tOant to date the upstate
girl ,Chen she comes dOWn, or Try to keep
the hOme-tOmn girl from finding out? I
certainly hope you can help me sOlUe
my problem before she comes dO,cn.
DON, Joplin, Mo.
q I'm afraid the ups-and-downs of
your love life are going to get too
complicated even for the cleverest
travel agent if you start Juggling time
tables and hiding these girls from each
other.
Since you're not pledged to anyone
you're not obliged to confine yourself
to one girl. So why not put your
cards on the table and admit you have
two of a kind?
Let Nom answer
DEAR DICK: am almost Is and am not
epen GllO,ced to think ofboys, only lido.
I met boy at a nroUie sOhO speaks
mostly Italian and gaze him my phone
number and he calls tao or three times
a day. l hate to lie to my mother but 1
told her I don't knOw him.
For my Oten sake IhGd better get him
to stop calling. tried to explain to him,
but he Just doesn't understand and calls
Gnyrcay. How could ! explain to him
and hare him stop Fostering me "ihhout
hurting his feelings?
PEsTERED, NOnOGik, Conn.
q Better get an interpreter, although
it looks as if your Italian-speaking
friend has a pretty good understand
ing of English if he can take down,
and use, a telephone number.
Having your mother answer the
phone few times should solve your
problem completely.
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Izyestio's New Editor

Izvestia, the chief newspaper Of the
Soviet government, now is to be run by
a new editor who happens to be Premier
KhruShchev's Son-in-law. But 1t would
be mistake to assume that 34-year-old
Alexei Adzhubel has been given the Job
merely because he is married to the
boss daughter. Actually, according to
all accounts, he is highly competent
journalist well qualified for the assign
ment, and he is likely to make a num-
Der OF striking changes that will both
please Izvestia'S readers and multiply
their numbers.
This assessment of Mr.. Adzhubel
is based chiefly on the fact that he
has turned in an outstanding perform
ance outstanding by Soviet Journalistic
Standards) as the editor of Komsomol
Pravda. For this newspaper has scored
big circulation gains under his direction,
and 1t has done so, apparently, because
he has made it much brighter and live
lier than most of its contemporaries in
the USSR. Like number of other
young Russian journalists, he has been
outSpoken in criticizing the general dull
ness Of the press in his country, and his
influence on IzveStia-which up to now
has been pretty Stodgy thing full of
dreary official handouts-iS expected to
result in a transformation emphasizing
reliability and human interest.
At any rate, Mr.. Adzhubel is known
to belong to that growing school of So
Wet newSmen (many of whom admire
the techniques of the American presS)
who feel that there is too much stuffy
partygline propaganda in Russian pa
pers and who want to make changes
more or less in keeping with some basic
Western standards. So we welcome the
announcement of Mr.. Adzhubel's eleya-
ton, and we send him our best wishes
for success. We hope, particularly, that
he makes Izvestia not only more read
able but also less untruthful than it has
been in the past.