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Evening star., 1960-10-30

0AvI.ss9OILsd. a. s5Ia aL-Jisbfs,I.slS
week. and J. tried being the
witty, life-of-the-party type.
I've tried being the quiet.
polite type. but nothing has
changed. ! am desperate for
friends.
REFORMED.
DEAR REFORlIEDs If
you have really reformed -. /.
try being yourself. y
H* 80
For Abby's pamphlet, "WhGt
Teen.Agers Want to KnoiD,"
send 25 cents and a large.
seIf-GddresSed stamped en-
uelope in care of The EUe-
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81 - IL ~ - .sc aA-~A as
Then my married daughter
came home with her two
babies because her marriage
broke up. It was more than
I could take so ! did what
any healthy, normal woman
would do. ! went haywire.
I had to have shock treat
ments to get over my de-
preston. I came out Of 1t
all right but since I had
those shock treatments
everyone says ] am crazy.
Tell me. If q person has had
shock treatments. does that
mean they are crazy for life?
] feel fine.
FEELING FINE.
DEAR FEELING FINE: II
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Face the Facts

DEAR ABBY: My daugh-
ter. who is %, has fallen in
love with a married man
almost as old as her father.
He told me he would get q
divorce and marry her as
soon as he could get the
money together. I offered
to lend him the money to
Evening star., 1960-10-30
a.Aet ~ n %. y o7i. %
A.DEAR ABBY :.
sy ABIGAIL VAN suREN
sy ABIGAIL VAN suREN

hurry things along, but he
said he couldn't accept it, as
it is against his principles.
He is very polite and dresses
nice. My husband doesn't
know anything about this
and I'm afraid to tell him
for fear he'll break this
mans neck. My daughter is
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Mexican Meeting

The Woman's Club Of Lake
Bancroft viii meet at 8 pm.
November 20 at st. Paul's
Episcop al Church, Falls
Church. The program will be-
Evening star., 1960-10-30

q study Of Mexico. A repre-.
sentative Of the Mexican En-
bassy viii put on display
examples Of native art.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
GET UP AND GO!
A Farewell Song
For First Class
BY JACK JONAS
star Travel Editor

The past ls months Of rapid change In air travel have
made it headlong rush toward one-class service.
Another stride in that direction taken during the In.
ternaona Air Transport Association meeting in Cannes
France IATA lower class dracaly for air trips
acoss Pacific and South America Concurrent action
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Howoii Plans
Work on Port

The once iusty. brawling
whaling port Of Lahaina. Maui,
Hawaii. Is to be restored as q
historic attraction.
The now peaceful plantation
town has many historic sites
dating to more than two CEN
turies ago.
King KamehaIneha set up his
headquarters for the monarchy
there after conquering all Of
the islands in the Hawaiian
chain. The first mission was es-
tablished there In 1928, and, at
about the same time, whalers
discovered its excellent harbor
as q wintering place.
on the town square Is what
is believed to be Hawaii's oldest
and largest banyan tree,
spreading It's branches over q
huge area. u
Restoration plans include
setting up 0 museum Of Ha-
waiiana in the old Baldwin
House. FIRST home Of the mis-
sionaries on Maui. Also set for
restoration are the Kings co.
conut grove. the waterway. the
residence and palace OF Kane
hameha III. the home Of Prin-
cess Nahionaena, and the Gov
ernment market place for
whalers.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
c&O Schedule
Times Are Cut
WVSHIHBIgHI y. 9.
oetebs1 %, 1850

The Chesapeake a. Ohio
Railway has Topped up to 20
minutes OF the westbound
schedule Of its Sportsman"
out Of Washington. and Q
half hour from the eastbound
schedule.
C&O said the train win have
later departures from WASH
ington, Norfolk and Ashland,
with arrival times at Colum-
bus. Toledo and Detroit re-
naming unchanged. Arrival
time here win be the same, but
there viii be later departure
times in Cincinnati, Detroit,
Toledo and Columbus.
The railroad also has cut
times on some Of its schedules
in Its Midwest operation.
V
Evening star., 1960-10-30
ALL AT SEA
New CunuI.
Would Cut
Trip Time

A. canal to slash TOO miles
on the Philippines y mite d
States sea route viii be conSid-
cred early next year by the
Philippine Congress.
A bill filed in the lower house
authorizes building the canal
across . narrow strip In Quezon
province, on . straight line
from the coastal town Of Unison
on the west to the coastal town
Of Slain on the east.
It would be SIS miles long and
30 feet Deep.
h& 80
Thos. Cook q Son has set up
50 ocean-goiTig tours for next
year. The trips, 40 Of them
from New York and IL, from
Montreal, extend from March
20 through October Is. Mini
mum for Q nine e-conuntry tour
is $777. including round trip
tourist transportation by ocean
liner.
Norwegian American Line will
offer Q series Of five package
vacation voyages during next
spring and summer. The trips,
aboard the Bergensfjord or
Oslofjord, leave New York May
4. June z, August Q and Au-
gust %.
= = .
A new Italian passenger ship,
the IS SaSsari, has been put
into service on the Genoa Porto
Torres run-a heavily Travelled
route.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
POINTS OF INTEREST
Delaware Will RecoII.
Old Election Practice

DELAWARE-Delaware citi-
Sens will gather at Georgetown
November 10 to md out who
won the election. This will
recall the old Returns Day"
held before modern commune
cations speeded election returns
and citizens from outlying Sec
tions Of Sussex County con-
verged on Georgetown for the
counting Of the ballots. There
will be Q parade. OK roast,
chicken barbecue and the ap.
pearance Of successful candi-
dates.
sStH
ARKANSAS-A FESTIVAL Of
the Arts" at Hot Springs Ma.
tional Park will open during
American Art Week (Novem.
Der l-7) and continue through
November 26. There will be
concerts. ballets and literary
displays as well as art exhibits.
-
WISCONSIN-The 18th an
nual Holiday Folk Fair, staged
by thousands Of foreign born
men and women, plus their
American-born children and
grandc dchildren. viii be held in
Milwaukee. November 10 and
90. There will be folk music,
dancing and international cui.
sine. In addition. Exhibit Hall
win be transformed into q folk
museum with displays Of family
treasures brought to America
by their owners.
t& =. 80
FLORIDA-A Veterans Day
week end opening November IL
at DaytOna Beach and con-
tinuing through November l3,
viii include Q Veterans Day
Evening star., 1960-10-30
PORT TOBACCO
IS VENERABLE
GHOST TOWN

Maryland. Is claiming
Port Tobacco, Just on U. 8.
Route sol In Charles
County. as the oldest ghost
town in the United States.
Following its founding in
1858. 1t became Q fourishing
seaport with international
trade for $50 years, had an
opera house, q court house,
churches, tavernS, ware
houses and wharves, In its
public square was q well
that had been visited by
Capt. John Smith.
All that remains today is
the weIl--still flowing--two
houses and q ruined tower.
The. town was gradually
abandoned after silt filled
the harbor.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Europe's Breakfast
Arrives in FIoridu

Miami Beach, accustomed
for years to importing tourists,
has imported the continental
breakfast in Q move to keep
early-season tourists happy.
The Eden Roc Hotel has an
I1ounced Il viii serve the free
continental breakfast - Juice,
rolls and cofee-until Decem-
ber IS.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
AIR FARE
Ten World
Trips Set
ByAmexco

American Express has set up
10 escorted lohe-circling air
tours for next year.
The trips, for from 80 to so
days, begin January 81 with
the final one set for April Is.
Departures win be from New
York and san Francisco. with
the initial stop being either
Honolulu or Paris, depending
on the direction Of the tour.
The escorted, tours viii visit
Hawaii, Japan. Hong Kong,
Macao, Singapore. Malaga,
Thailand, Cambodia, India,
Nepal, Ceylon, Iran, Egypt,
Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Tur-
key, Greece, Italy and France.
Rates range from $2.370 to
$4,20S.
Air France on Tuesday
begins q new daily 10 am. jet
service between New York and
Paris. The flight viii be called
"Epicurean Of the Atlantic"
and win arrive in Paris with
It's six.hour time differentiaD
at IL pm. the same day.
I
The Haitian government has
signed o $40 million contract
with q Miami construction
firm for building . new airport
and for rehahilitating and en-
larging the wharf at Port .au
Prince.
LOT, the national Polish
airline, has opened . twice.
weekly service between Rome
and Warsaw.
- = .
Capital Airlines has Q new
Fun Vacation in Gotham"
tour Of New York City, rang
Ing from 8 to Z days.
Evening star., 1960-10-30

pect, but such sandwiches that
developed
The "battle Of the sandwich"
was finally resolved in q deci-
sion to serve q full cold meal
to the economy class passen-
gers. Now, at Cannes. IATA
has decided that the economy
passenger is deserving Of hot
meals,
This inches economy service
Just q little closer to first class.
The matter Of the type of
service to be offered on the
new economy class across the
Paciflc-down IA per cent from
the former fare-remains to be
decided among the airlines fly
ing that route. But it is a safe
bet that another battle of the
sandwiches won't develop.
Jets help
Introduction Of the jets also
has cut down the demanding
difference between first and
economy class travel. Spend
ing 13 hours in a throbbine
piston plane to cross the At
lantic is vastly different from
spending 612 hours in
smooth-flying Jet. Leg room
and seat width become less i'm.
portant.
The Government has already
decided there is not enough
difference between first class
and economy to warrant its
personnel spending all that
extra money on an expense &C.
count. Many bureaus and de.
partments have issued instruc-
tions that first class Is to be
used only when the lower class
fare is not available.
These policies tend to in
crease the proportion Of lower.
class travel and make first class
more uneconomical for the air.
lines. First class may even
tually go the way Of de luxe,
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Americans Given
English Lessons

Motorists visiting England
are given q free copy Of the
Highway Code, which tells
about driving on the left. pass
ing on the right. and the lack
of speed limits on open roads.
II also gives the American
driver some pointers on the
English language.
A divided highway is listed
as Q dual carriage way" q
detour becomes Q diversion, "
o. curve o bend" Q roadside
parking area . ''lay-by." a
trafnc circle Q roundabout, I"
and an overpass . "fiy-over."
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Texas City Gets
Two New MoteIs

Downtown Corpus Christi,
Tex, will be the site Of two
new motels to help handle q
growing tourist trade.
The 150-unit Ramada Inn
will be built as part Of a $2.6
million development known as
Ramada Square along one
block Of the city's Shoreline
drive. A 22-acre plot directly
on the bay below Shoreline
drive will be the site Of q TO-
unit motel and yacht basin
The latter has not yet been
named.
Evening star., 1960-10-30

parade, . beauty pageant and
sports car races.
Z . =
NEW YORK-New York City
is getting ready for Macy's
annual Thanksgiving Day
parade, featuring giant bal
looms. The Thanksgiving week
end also will feature several
special concerts in addition to
performances Of the Metropol-
itan Opera. the New York City
Ballet and the New York Phil
harmonic Orchestra.
Evening star., 1960-10-30

raised first class fares as much
as 10 per cent.
The airlineS are more and
more tapping new markets by
bringing fares within the reach
Of those who couldn't afford
to 90 before. The lowering Of
fares has been almost without
exception in the less fancy type
Of accommodations. And as
these fares have gone down,
and service has improved, the
proportion Of lower class to
first class travel has risen.
II these trends continue, the
day may NOT be far OF when
the traveller will be able to buy
only one type Of service. Sew
eral things point to that end
result.
Less than q year ago, it was
possible for the transatlantic
passenger to make a choice
among de luxe, first class,
tourist class and economy class.
Today, only two Of those-fl
and economy-remain in e4is-
tence.
Tourist Class Drops
After the economy fare was
introduced across the Atlantic
on April /. 1859, travel by
tourist class approached the
vanishing point. The traveller
found little difference in ac-
commodations and quite a diff
ference in fares. And de luxe
class was becoming less eco
nomical for the airlines. This
may have panied a few Million
aires. but how many Of those
are left?
When the economy fare first
came to the happy attention
Of the traveller. he was told that
only sandwiches would be
served on this new austere
service. Crossing the Atlantic
with only a sandwich to sus-
tain you is a pretty grim pros
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Squure Rebuilt

Berlin's Ernst Reuter- Square
is being rebuilt into an impress
sive plaza. The Berlin Tourist
ONCE says II fountains will
provide q continuous water
show. Four will shoot columns
of water nearly 100 feet into
the air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
PAT DESK ACCESSORIES

OK. New Phone Mate pad magnetic doer and alphabetical
cord index for and phone numbers clips side of
phone. 4x6" pods. Black with chrome bross 295
OIL. Also, available without cord index shown los
ON Roll Rememo pod with choinee pencil hangs on woI
lies ot on table desk Pencil pulls write winds beck.
automatically Tokes standard oddine mochine tope efis
Pink, yellow turquoise, red white black plastic with
chrome trim. 295
on Bros stamp keeper holds standard rolls ottoched
teIed bose jointly with moenetized stamp and envelope
moistener. l95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
GIBSON'S
HOLIDAY GREETINGS
each box, | 90

Here is this yeor's selection of Christmas lords
known for their greet charm and little price.
Matching envelopes.
ga. "Snow Glow" Is cords with glitter to make
snow scenes seem real,
Oh. "Woyside shrines." n religious theme cords
designed by Marjorie Cooper
&C. Holly Box" Is traditional holly cords with
bright lacquer type finish.
Cd. Dickens Box" IA authentic old English
cords with memorable quotations.
6E. "SteeI Enerovines," IA parchment cords with
genuine enerovines.
Of. Little Angels" IS odorobIe oneeI cords
designed by Marjorie Cooper.
WGL-Stotionery ls Floor;
oso Chevy Chose
Wheaton PIozo ond Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
HYSIL'S QUICK
GLAMOUR FOR GIFTS

&C. Extro wide wrapping for larger packages in
the hondy cutter box, 30" wide and 300" long in
beautiful Christmas prints. Specially priced, 1.49
Oh. Six spool box of assorted posteI or Christmas
color ribbon; actually two ribbons in one, one side
is silver lined. 100 feet, 100
81. Comeo FoiIs box, rolls of luxury foiIs in os-
sorted Christmas or pastel coIors. l35"x2O" wide.
LOO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
AUTOMOBILES

JEEP station wagon, 1852, good
condition. $15C. VIII. 4-0962
1859 PLYM UTH conyertible.
clean, standard transmission,
$1995. VIII. 4-0740.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22

1885 BUICK hardtop. Special De
Luxe. very clean, price greatly
reduced for quick sale. $675.
RE. 2-7470.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22

1851 PACKARD 4-door, hydramatic.
$50 or best offer. RE. 1-6137 after
80 pm.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
What Should You
Really Weigh?
BEETLE BAILEY
MUTT AND JEFF
ON STAGE

Q Don't base your answer on
the old age-height-weight
tables. This Readers Digest
article presents the new aver
age weight charts based on
today'staller Americans. Want
to know your ideal weight?
Here are figures which may
surprise you-in February
Readers Digest!
Evening star., 1960-01-29

week in the big town. But !
dare say New Yorkers aren't
any more likely to say II ven-
ture to say" or Permit me to
say" than Chicagoans or even
Los Angelenos.
All three expressions are in
herently meaningless as used to
preface portentous statements.
Regard the use of such q phrase
as to borrow a metaphor from
baseball-a sort Of preliminary
windup. Some speakers need
such verbal flourishes; others
Evening star., 1960-01-29
BY Al Smith

Full. One of our rules says the
plural form should be SPOON
FULS; the other rule says it
should Be SPOONSFUL. Please
tell US which is correct.-Judy
Ballentine, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Answer: SPOONFUL is a
simple unit Of measurement
like quart" or pint" Its
plural is formed by adding "s"::
SPOONFULS. The same is true
of "cupfuls" and "handfuls."
released BY The Bell Syndicate)
Evening star., 1960-01-29

do quite well enough without
them. So, as long as speech in
America remains free. we may
as we'll resign ourselves to ora
tors who beg to be permitted
to say a few words"
Question: I am a senior in
high school. Our English class
has been discussing different
points Of grammar. We came to
a word that we're not quite
sure of. That word Is SPOON
Evening star., 1960-01-29

New, stoinIess Uneuentine
stops the hurting, storts the
heoline. Fights infection, keeps
aouze from sticking to the
injury.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: Why is it that New
Yorkers prefix their statements
with II dare say -, II ven-
ture to say -, or Permit me
to say -. Why don't they say
it and be done with is? This
country is noted for free
speech, isn't it? - Mrs. M.
Brown, Decatur, III.
Answer: suppose I qualify
as a "New Yorker" myself, since
I spend five business days a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
DISC Holders Back
Organization Shifts

Stockholders Of DISC, Inc.
yesterday authorized directors
to explore possibilities for
adapting the company's struc-
ture to requirements of the re-
Gently enacted Real Estate In
vestment Trust Act.
The changes win be consid-
cred as q means Of taking adj
vantage of tax concessions
made available to real estate
investment trusts by the last
Congress.
Reports from our attorneys
indicate that DISC can and
should take advantage Of the
tax benefits of the law" said
President Irving S. Lichtman.
Stockholders elected three
new directors. They include
Brig. Gen. j. D. Little, United
States Marine Corps, who re-
signed as assistant to the Sec
Rotary Of Defense; Howard j
Newmark. New York financial
consultant, and Maj. Jack
Mitchell, United States All
Force.
The annual report said gross
assets now are estimated at $ll
million VS.. SIT million in 1855
and 100000 in 1858. The
latest total was said to be
equal to around S4.26 q share
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
Data Processing Held
Necessity for Stores

Data processing has become
a basic necessity to provide
support for management deci-
sions of medium and large
stores, declared C. Robert Nc
Brier. vice president Of finance
for Woodward & Lothrop, be-
fore the National Capital Group
of Controllers at an Occidental
Restaurant dinner meeting last
night. ..
Computers are being used for
accounts receivable and mer-
chandise control, the speaker
reported. In the old days, the
buyer for one store could con-
troll merchandise usually. but
this is no longer possible. he
added.
Equipment has been devel-
oped to not only effect sub
stantial savings for the store,
but also to provide data which
is not available in any other
way, Mr.. McBrier said.
A computer detects changes
from an established sales norm
and enables the buyer to cor
rect merchandising procedures
quickly, he continued. It can
detect when merchandising Is
moving faster or slower and it
enables the buyer to project her
buying program into the future,
he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
Investment Analysts
To Hear Murdouqh

T. G. Murdough. president
Of American Hospital Supply
Corp, will address the WASH
ington Society of Investment
Analysts at a dinner meeting at
the Occidental Restaurant next
Tuesday noon.
He will discuss developments
in his rapidly growing COM
pany, largest distributor Of
hospital supplies and equip
ment In the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
Extra, Bonus
votedbyBank
Commerce

Directors of the Bank OF
Commerce have declared an
extra dividend Of 81 a share
In addition to the usual
quarterly Of $3.50 q share,
President Thomas j. Groom
announced today.
The extra and regular will
be paid December 81 to stock
holders Of the bank and will
complete q total annual dis
bursement Of $l2 q share to
stockholders.
This is the 25th consecutive
year in which such a payment
has been made. despite SUBJ
stantial increases In capital
stock. which have taken place
on four occasions in this
period, Mr.. Groom said.
Directors authorized trans
fer Of 100000 from undivided
profits into the banks surplus
account.
For the 25th year in q row
the board also authorized pay.
ment Of a bonus Of one months
salary to members Of the
operating STAFF who have
served the bank for one year
or more and q proportionate
amount for shorter service.
In announcing the bonus
and dividends. Mr.. Groom sale
the institution was completing
the most successful year in its
history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Nov. Is (AP) CuspA.-
lbs rs to 80 loweri heights over 230
lbs so to as lower: sowS steady to IS
lower; fair shipping demand; mixed
lots liz and mixed 1-3 I90-230 10
butchers 1S.00-1S.25; twenty head
closely sorted 1-2 2l0 lbs 1880; mixed
80 and IS 220-23O lbs l7.75-1s. 90;
mixed Is and 2-3 23O-2sO lbs 17.25.
- soo-9eS S Is Aos soH n' 14.s III %.ssG
mixed Grade 2-3 and IS 400-550 lbs
'Csttis 1000; calves 100; sl.urht.r
steers fairly active. mostly steady:
heifers moderately active, largely
steady: vealers slow, steady to weak;
stockers and feeders scarce, fully
300 ID steers "a. So-s7 SO; bulk choice
and prime COOL 400 lbs 25.25-27 rs;
several loads prime 1,400-1,450 lbs
&c. SOFT 90; several loads choice
1,375-l $3.50 lbs a4.00-25. 90; bulk good
900 $50 lbs 24.00-25.0 90: load Of
good 1.450 lbs $3.50; a few standard
Holstein steers 2l.50-2I.75; load
Of high choice and prime 1850 lb
heiters 1880; numerous loads mixed
high choice and prime 25.25-25 so:
bulk choice "a .00-25.00: good to low
choice 22.00-23.75; utility and COM
merctal cows 13.00-10.00: Gamers and
cutters. 11.00-14.50; utility and COM
merciAl bulls 17.00-19. 90: Sood and
CHOICE yealers 80 .00-25.00: few
medium $50 ID yearlins stock steers
.35; few medium steer calves
22.OO; few Holstein stockers 1928.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

tional Bank of washington
stood at $553,470.000 on No
vember o, compared with $685.
Ia, 900 a week earlier and
$507, $4,000 on the like 1859
date.
Commercial loans totaled
$172,SS5,000 VS.. $17l,777,000 a
week earlier and 39.22S. 900 a
year ago.
Deposits amounted to $1,070,-
zoe, 900 VS.. $1,086. OFT, 900 a week
earlier and $1,075,018,000 on
the like 1859 date.
Demand deposits totale d
1925. 248. 900 VS.. 1888, 016, 900 q
week earlier and $832.747 900
a year ago. Time deposits
amounted to $245, 452,00 vs..
$247 ,061 600 q week earlier and
$242,271.000 a year earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
Copper Stocks High
Nr,u vnpxr Nov ,e "a

NEW YORK. Nov. is CAP)
Stocks of copper held by
United States producers scared
to the highest level in two
years during October, the
Copper Institute reported to-
day. BY the end Of the month
stocks stood at 113.417 tons
a gain Of 29,l01 tons, and were
at the highest level since Oc-
tober. 1858, when they were
128,490 tons.