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car--you Just can't. You
can't have fine clothes. color
TV, trips. golf. theater tick
cts and most Of the other
trappings your salary gave
you. 49,
To start out on 10 new
standard Of living, which Is
down TO- the fundamentals
the widow in Sacramento
has been willing to accept.
q new locale where people
don't know you--under the
palms perhaps will make 1t
easier.
2. Move to q rural ccmmo-
nifty. on q farm road. espe-
cially n the South, you can
get housing cheap. You can
get much Of your food from
q garden and from neigh
bors. There are few pres
sures to force you into activ-
tiles that cost money. This
is possibly the cheapest liv-
ing in America. But. as com-
pared to Sacramento or the
city where you live, you
aren't getting much-you're
getting. as always, what you
pay for.
Too many people continue
TO retire with the idea that
on an income that has been
cut rs per cent they can cut
q few corners and get BY,
They can't.
(Copyriglt, 1883.
General Features Corp)
The Golden Ysss sppssn sseh
Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Good Philosophy Is a Must
BY DR.. PETER J. sTElNcRoHN

no one make up my mind for
me.
IL. / do not expect to get
precisely what ! want in this
world. ! do not kick against
the disappointment Of life.
] expect trouble and have
accepted inevitable difficulty,
that ! may be free to accept
opportunity Handicapped
by a sense Of difficulties.
10. ! know that fear. ankle
ty and worry cannot hurt me.
They threaten to destroy, but
they possess no weapons
other than the ones ! give
them. Even though afraid.
anxious and worried. ] shall
continue with my usual
activities. knowing that fear
is the normal stimulus to
courage.
IA. I choose to see the good
aspects and meanings Of life.
! do not deny that ugliness
and evil exist: ! do not over
look them. but having seen
them I choose to look for the
good.
IS. ! know and win help
others to remember that hui
mainly is q vast reservoir Of
love, courage, helpfulness.
strength and ability. I shall
draw on it without limit to
help others and myself.
QUITE A CHUNK Of phi
losophyl Therefore don't try
to swallow 1t whole. That
win give you emotional indi-
gestion. Ponder the SUCCESS
tons singly and unhurriedly.
1t viii take you much longer
to read. between the lines
than 1t does TO read the lines
themselves.
On reading this philosophy
q friend said: True. It's Q
good philosophy. But it's like
shooting for the moon. How
many Of US can follow IT and
live it?"
I told him that the Gov
eminent is spending billions
to shoot the moon" Yet,
many Of US can shoot this
philosophical moon" without
spending q dime. All it takes
is willingness and faith.
released By The Bell Syndicate. Inc
! Tomorrow: 6Ioueoms after sur
gerry.
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Photos to Show U. S.
Contributions to Fuirs

Photographic exhibits Of
American contributions to
world trade fairs will be dis
played June 20 to June 81 at
the Commerce Department
lobby.
Officials Of the Commerce
Department and the once of
international Trade Fairs will
open the exhibit formally at
2:30 pm. Monday.
The pictures are by Eddy Van
der Veen Of Paris and Horace
Bristol and Julius eZnier Of
Tokyo, for Robert F. Mullen
l& Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18

"A good philosophy Of life Is
ainust for the human being.
Without 1t he lives only half
q life Tor less). Like getting
into your car. you must have
q destination. you must have
an idea Of the road you are to
travel. You must be prepared
as to how you will overcome
the fiat tires and engine
breakdowns Of life without
going to pieces.
SOME FORTUNATE indi-
viduals are born with a good
workaday philosophy. Others
are helped by the advice Of
friends, or by what they read.
In my mail today came the
Silver Hill Newsletter. In it
is. the mental hygiene creed
from Emotional Problems
and What You Can Do About
Them" by William N. Ter
hume, MD. the Silver Hill
Foundations director. Here is
the creed:
i. ! adapt to life immedi-
ately, completely and grace
fully.
2. I work, rest, exercise,
play-every day.
3. I work at a worthwhile
Job.
a. I avoid undue fatigue.
IS. I laugh more every day.
g. ! form good habits Of liv-
ing, thinking. acting. speak
ing and feeling.
T.. / believe: That self pity.
suspicion, envy. jealousy and
revenge, are useless senti-
ments. That loyalty. courage.
kindness and unselhsh love
are dependable sentiments;
in them ! put my trust.
8. I discount harmful emo
tional urges and keep away
from emotionally undisci-
plined people.
8. I face facts, discount
my likes and dislikes, and
cultivate an objective point
Of view.
10. ! know myself, accept
my liabilities, and cultivate
my assets.
IL. ! make clear-cut deci-
sipns and abide by them. I
ask for counsel, and consider
1t without argument. but let
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
The GOLDEN YEARS
AWidow Makes 1t
On $71.O2.oMonth

clothing, and my family gives
me gifts Of clothing on
Mothers Day and Christmas.
They insisted on getting me
a. television set. so I have
plenty Of entertainment from
that and my radio.
LIFELONG to & senior group
In Sacramento. and TO q cir
Gle at my church =. y
Now Sacramento Is not q
$40 town. It Is one Of the re-
tirement jewels Of California.
But you can live there for
$40. And you can live In Chi
cago for $40. II you readjust
your thinking TO accept what
$40 a month will buy.
For seven years I have been
travelling to all corners of the
country in search Of q
cheap" place to retire. I
haven't found 1t. and by now
I have come to the conclu-
sion 1t doesn't exist. National
magazines and network Tv
and radio are offering coffee
for the same price in lower
Florida as In upper Minne-
sofa.
There are some differences
heating and clothing costs
are less under the palms.
but the big-ticket items Of
food, housing and medical
bills are about the same.
Last month ] spent some
time along the Gulf Coast
between Mobile and New Or
leans. ! found the retired
couples living on $3.50 or so
q month no less hungry for
things they couldn't have
than they are In New Jersey
or Kansas.
How II Can Be Done
There are two ways to beat
the situation:
!. Throw your standard Of
living out the window and
get q fresh one. On $500 q
month you can't have q 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
Academy Speakers

Cedric Reynolds. principal Of
Coolidge High School. viii
speak tonight at the commence
ment exercises Of the Junior
High School of the Hebrew
Academy Of Washington. The
ceremonies. at $3.50 o'clock will
be in the Weitz Auditorium Of
the school. at 6045 Sixteenth
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
DEAR ABBY
Silence on Gift Is Revealing
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

now 10. but Is childish In
many ways, although she Is as
developed physically as ! am.
y ], work odd hours at the
hospital around the corner.
Many times ] viii come home
and find this neighbor girl
sleeping on our day-bed. She
says she Is afraid to sleep
alone.
Ny husband ic young, good
looking and only human.
While ! trust him and realize
this girl is sweet but simple
minded, how long should I
put up with this? I tell my
husband it doesn't look right
but he kids me out Of It.
Please advise me.
UPSET.
Doesn't this Sweet but
simple minded 10 : year old
child" have parents? Tell her
In words Of one syllable that
your husband Is not . baby.
sitter for 1e-year-olds and be
sure your husband under.
stands that you are mot kid
ding!
4 80
why don't my parents
trust me? For What Every
Teen-ager Wants to Know,
send Csc and a large, stamped.
self-addressed envelope TO
ABBY, care Of The Evening
Star.
4 -
For a personal reply. tDrite
to ABBY IN care of The Eue-
ming Star. Inclose a SELF
addressed, stamped e1tDelope.
Distributed By MeNaugfit
syndicate, Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18

DEAR ABBY: On October
10, 1858, I sent q wedding
gift to the daughter Of a
friend. ! know this girl got
the gift because her mother
said she did. But as yet /
haven't received q thank-you
note from the girl.
Her mother said a bride
has a year in which to ac-
knowledge her wedding gifts.
Is that q fact? This girl had
plenty Of time before the
wedding to sit down and
send out over 300 wedding
invitations to people all over
the country (she didn't know
half Of them but she can't
find time to thank them for
the gifts. What is my next
move?
MRS. L.
The next move Il hers, not
yours. The well-bred bride
Acknowledges her wedding
gifts within 80 days after
she returns from her honey
moon trip.
- ~
DEAR ABBY: I wanted to
send for your pamphlet on
How to Get Boys to Notice
Me-" but my father says too
many boys notice me as 1t is.
I am 10 years old but some
times I pass for IL. Dear
Abby, can you help me with
my problem2 I would like to
have boys notice me.
NOT NOTICED.
Girls your age have a lot
Of time in which TO be mo-
tieed. Be your sweet 10-year-
old self, and let nature take
It's course.
y = 4
DEAR ABBY: If those i'm
mature parents who squabble
over who should meet their
son when he comes back
from overseas had q real
worry, they wouldn't have
time to think about ouch a
trivial thing. The important
thing is that the boy is COM
ing home. ! met my sons at
the train-two of them. But
they were in boxes. draped
In flags.
HATTIE HAMILTON.
49,
DEAR ABBY: My husband
and / have lived in this apart
nnent for seven years and we
have watched a little golden
haired girl grow up. She is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
Librory Association
To Get Army Honors

The American Library As
ISOLATION win be honored Sum
day by the Army Department
and the Military District Of
Washington for its contribu-
tons to the armed forces.
Emerson Greenaway. presi-
dent Of the association, viii re-
ceive a citation from Maj. Gen.
Albert Pierson, Army inspector
general, and Brig. Gen. vii.
liam j. Thompson, deputy COM
mander Of the Military District
of Washington. The ceremonies
viii be at 4 pm. at Fort Myer,
Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
HATTIE HAMILTON.

DEAR ABBY: My husband
and I have lived in this apart
nlent for seven years and we
have watched a little golden
haired girl grow up. She is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
By THOMAS COLLINS

Here we go again this
time to Sacramento,i Calf.
where q widow says she Isl
living her Golden Years quite
happily on an income Of
e71.02 q month. This win
seem unreal TO many people.
The widow is 70. She is
getting ST. O month from
Social Security. which is Just
2 cents shy Of her monthly
budget. She also Is getting
SIS q month from her
daughters husband. She
moved to Sacramento last
January.
The reason this win seem
unreal to many Is that they
have become used to the
standard Of living they can
afford. They can see a few
areas where they can do
without. They can see items
in their budgets they can
trim. But you can't trim q
good standard Of living down
to S7l.02 q month. You have
to throw the whole thing out
the window and start over
with q new concept Of what
an economical life is.
why They're Unhappy
WELDON people can seldom
do this when they retire,
which Is why 50 many Of
them become disenchanted
with what they find.
when ] came here" the
widow says. II found q cute
little two-room apartment in
q nice residential district
looking out on a park with
palm trees.
My monthly expenses are:
Rent. $35; gas. $1.39; phone.
1888: food. S25: church. $6.
The $25 from my son-in-law
goes to pay for the doctor
and chiropodist. when neces-
sary, and for writing paper.
stamps and laundry.
II am well supplied with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18


there isn't much we can do
about it. But I've told her
she won't get a cent from
US for Q wedding present. I
know she counted on this to
help them get started. She
Is Just out Of college and her
boy friend is just out Of the
service so they haven't q cent
between them. The boys
parents feel as we do.
I don't have much hope,
but ! feel 1t may make her
think things over. ] guess we
can always change our minds
later II we want to. My hus-
band thinks I'm all wrong.
Jack R.-The way I see it.
this money really belongs to
Sue. We saved for her as we
did for the other children.
Her two sisters got nice
church weddings and hand.
some money gifts besides.
We have no right TO withhold
this money from her.
II we do this to Sue 1t will
mean an end to our relation
ship with her. My wife Is so
upset now that she says she
doesn't care, but I think
she'll feel different later. I
know she'll want to see Sue
and ! certainly will. I don't
want to lose my daughter,
regardless Of what she does.
Once we do this thing we'd
never be able to 60 back on
1t as Carol suggests. I know
Sue and ! know she wouldn't
take the money later on.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
We get the impression that
Withholding the money win
cause Jack more pain than
his daughter and this Is a
factor to consider.
Jack is wrong, however, In
his idea that the money
really belongs" to Sue. No
gift is an obligation and a
wedding gift is not an ex-
ception. Parents do not like
to withhold from one child
what Is given to another. but
II they wish to underline
their disapproval. it is an
effective way to do 1t and
give vent to their feelings.
We also take strong excep-
ton to Carols idea Of using
the money Is . threat. In the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18

ToRonov; Sea- seoIdsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
THE DETAMS

Carol R.-My husband and
! are involved in q heart-
breaking argument over what
to do about our daughter
Sue. who is planning to
marry outside Of our faith.
Sue Is % and her boy
friend is "a so I'm afraid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18

The FomiIy Council consists 81 Q
Judge. q psyehiotrist. three
elersymens q newspaper editor. Q
women's editor and two writers.
Eeeh article Is q summary Of on
oetuol eass history. The council
reports on problems thot have
been dealt with by responsible
agencies end eounselon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03
FAMILY NEEDS

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Q SAceNARIN LIoUlD. IS &C. reg. 65f. "A for S6f
0AERosol MoTNpRoosER. $I.95. a for $3.50
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09
4HLeaders
Meet at
Burton

The Geauga County A. H
Junior Leadership club met
in Burton, March 18th.
The president, Beth Hof-
stetter, introduced Miss jan
ct Boggs, IFYE exchange
student. She showed slides
and told about her four
month visit to Scotland.
Also present at our meet
ing was Conrad Binding, o n
Farmers Union exchange
student from w. Germany,
who is spending 8 months in
Burton with the Herring fam
lily.
The following events are
scheduled In April and May
for our club:
Rally Day for all 4-H men,
bers in Geauga County. It is
being held at the Geauga
Theater on April 11th at 100
to 400.
| A square dance on May 2
at the Huntsburg Gym from
$50 to 1900. Open to + h G
public.
On May 8 there will be q
IL county 4-H Junior Leader
ship Workshop In Trumbul,
County.