davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-06-26
eChurIes Town Results
BY the Associated Press

Z FIRST RACE-Purse. 81, 900: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; about fur
Capt. Don lReynOld.) 900 500 $40
S;s1s. SSHr NSte IEEra3eiscttD Er.1cs 100 80
ARoyal Orphan, Hasty Bunnie. Bunky
Boy, ROMANCE, Playful Nurse. Maurice
s. s.. Cinnamon. Time, 1905.
SECOND RACE : Purse. s1,1OO:
TTysnes!ch Me !E'sa) $40 4.eo $40
Ralculutha tServiSl 500 $50
Lying Admiral. Rays show-Msn' Man
High Joan, Dukes Reward. Highmuse.
Swift Wind. Bernarr Mac, Time,
A:29B.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S44.4O
THIRD RACE : Purse, $1,000;
claiming: 3-year-olds: about fur
Merry Eagle Frenchl 1920 600 4.eO
To Remember (BTandtl 4.4O $40
Therny Moose (Espinosa) 6.6O
Soft Glow, My Saralee, Vis-Victory.
nett. Time, 1908.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $1,000:
claiming; 4year-olds and up: 11s
sandra's Che De'o) 1880 1850 II 80
BettyS Belle (EspinOsa) $50 i.f;O
Yule Miss CMcGoyern) 1900
- Double, Antietam Battle, Riel
heather. Beeble Be, Illiana, Crescent
FIFTH RACE -. Purse, Sl.5OO; al
lowance; 3-year-olds; about 4Ia fur
Pride's Slave (Cape, $50 800 $50
FightinE Al UiddieI 5.SO $50
Happy Water CSistO) 34O
Edith'S Fashion, Real Trouble, papa
John; Dals Gal, Black Arrow. Time,
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 200: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: furlonss.
Browse !Wsakleyl 11.2O eco 4.lO
NY Kind tReynolds) $50 d.iO
saint MarcOuf ,Sisto) 400
Susan's Reward Grand Suspense,
Star Orbit. Way Lowe, Paper Boss,
sindow WILL snoz. Time, HISS
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. So, 900; al
8 furlongs.
Ware (Reynolds) $50 $50 26O
War Bracelet lSmith) $3.50 ago
Baby Man tWeakley) 800
danherst. Kun On Doc, Dash Dembow,
DR.. Eueene J. Time, 1:17.
Hillside rm-Simmons entry.
ElGhIh RAGE - Purse, $1,000:
clai ming: 4-year-olds up: IL miles
Lady Damiette CFr'hl 42.4O 1929 $40
TwiliEht Mist SBrandp 600 SOC
Loving CUP tWeakley) Ara
Come On Fred. Moniks, Mr.. Bowie
Gang Me, Northern Code, Cousin
Buddy, More Music. Time. 1851.
NINTH RACE--Purse, 81 300; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: II. miles
Battle Flag tReyn'dsD II.SO $50 1 .OO
Freedoms Folly (SmalD T.2O 500
AlEoa (ReynOldS) 600
Blow Gun, Gould Be Said, westray
Joe's Folly, Count de Coste Black
Master, Caribe Boy. Time, l:4q3s.
TENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing. 4-year-olds and up: | "a miles.
Reply's Image ESpia) 4.8O 800 2.SC
Larking NiE Pappas) $50 i.4C
Alpine DaEe (Schaeferl 4.iO
Skin Diver. Ferry Signal. See See
Thirty, Dispend, Satyrus, Rare Dance
Time, 1.5lb
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Vistu Cycle Races

Draton Tylee of Alexandria
will seek his third straight VIC
tory in the six-event motorcycle
races today at Vista Raceway.
Time trials are at / pm. the
first race at 2.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Quarterback Siqns

BOSTON, June Is (AP).-
The Boston Patriots today re-
ported receipt of the signed
contract of Dick Soergel, quar-
terback of Oklahoma State.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Leieune Nine Here

The Federal Storage sandlot
baseball team will play the
Camp Lejeune Marines in an
exhibition game at 2 pm. today
on the West EllipSe.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Monmouth Results
BY the Associated Press


FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
e, ss x,r tEss5HiS' GSS and " IasO ~ nue. go
Nuvo. Third Port. Yield, Ola KaiS,
0dysseus; Red Trouble. Flag Waver.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $500;
claiming; 2-year-old maidens: 5a fur
Maupassant LKcrte) 400 $50 $50
Fly Dancer (Gibb) 1880 eco
Mighty Bruce (Burr) 400
Wargoma. French Artist, Dusty Lad,
Kitty Tat, BY the Light. Edinburgh.
Wise Command, Star Velvet. Time,
LOSS.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SI88.aO
THIRD RACE = Purse. $4,000:
claiming 4-year-olds and up; 6 fur
DARK Prince Gawless) $50 4.4O $50
Croyden Chimes (GilliganI 500 $40
Bauxits. Battle Camp. Jet High,
Skip Skip, Larry Wolf. Time, 1:129s,
FOURTH RACE = Purse, $4,000; s.
Bounty Hunter Bow $50 100 $40
BuSher's Whirl (ROgersl 7.6O $50
Creased Lightnin (Gilligan) $50
Sir Negev, Pop Aber, War Radiant
Agger. Trim Air, Doctor Bern, Yard
arm Sun, Harris County, Cool Judge
ment II. Time. 1875.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
iowanoes; 3-yesr -olds;. s furlongs.
sInelia tGilherb i1.sO 1870 80
Island Dance (Gibb) $50
Mary Basis, Nah Town, Beauvallon,
A6sIpItr AA6Slptne' BoweS Trouble Rom a n
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $500; al
lowances; 3-year-olds and up; l mile
Misty FIisht tKorte) aO.2O ITO 400
Shield Bearer tGiIIiEan) 4.2O 2.6O
Lofty Peak, Racing Clouds. Timber"
lane, Chance 1t, Vanessa's Boy. Time,
1889.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $4,000
added; the Lamplighter Handicap; j.
Irish Lancer (Rogers) 2O.Io 900 600
John William (GranD I.6O $50
Four Tricks (Gr0ss) $50
Boston Baker, Breaux, Idolater, Vox
Pop, Conestoga, Wise Ship, Keenation,
Prairie Star. Penowa Rullah. Time,
l:44as.
EIGHTH RACE = Purse, $4,000:
Roman Spark tBIum) $50 $50 2.6O
Adare II tGranU go $50
Flint River tGilligan) 3.2O
Tom Toughy. Ramblin Ronnie,
swalloswift' Amy's Pet. Time, 1:46's.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

IN FIRST RACIE-PurSe: S3'5o0; claim
SSsrEsant Ser tJipE KipE {sehwiuerj sS:5S 1850
Hand and Foot, samark. Lovely
irene, scriven. Gale Stalker. Time,
SECOND, RACE = Purse, $4,000;
CLAIMING; CLAIMING 4-year-olds and up; 8 fur
Country Cat (Bts, 1880 $50 4sO
Accomplish (Combest) 900 6.3O
Idaho Kid Wedilasol $50
Kings Image. Judge Bandel. Royal
Home, Nimble Fiddler. Time. 1:Ii5s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RACE = Purse. $4,000: ?
year-old maidens: 5K furiongs.
Smashing Gail (R'el 2I.2O S.2O $40
ROYAL Rosemary (Br'ssard) 400 3.2O
Blue'n Yellow Boulmetis) 800
nine, Ghazal. Time, i:O5T. ''
year-old maidens: 5h furiones
Lindisima (Arcarol 500 4.6O SEQ
Heap Big Iniun lHartack) 4.1O $40
heaDnE Panssr ns Ltt. MSrfss HsIp,r R,., tSe
Bride, Crepe Rosette, On the Quiet.
Time. 1:06b.
FIFTH RACE Purse. $4,000,
handicap: 3-year-olds and UP; I fur
= Mystic II (sor'tinO) ESQ 4.4O 800
Vendetta (ArearOl 7.lO I'D
Eurasia tBOulmetis) 3'I0
Amber Diver, Four Fathoms. Bob II,
q Saim, Combustion II, Scout Ship
FaultlsSs Speech. Time, 1:23%.
SIXTH RACE = Purse, $4,000; al
llowance; 3-year-olds and UP; sB fur
longs
TrSuveur tBOuImetis $40 $40 e.sO
Alibeta (BrOussard) 3.SO 90
Nisseauogue, Hidden Intent, Mosby.
Great Manassa. Time, l:1O%.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $4,000
added; the Coaching Club American
sHs Ssrlo asfin ssasfS Syearolds so ~ 10 miles Is
Sarcastic tMorenoI "" $50 5iSS
Rash Statement (BTous'dl SEQ
Chalvedele, La FuerEa, Frimanaha,
Clear Road, Make Sail. Time, 2:04b
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowance; 4-year-olds up: 8 furlongs
Procedure. .CArcarol $50 3.S0 800
Gay Warrior tColel 1920 $50
Crafty Skipper (YOrkl 7.3O
ceilidh, Sweet Daddy, steverino. Time.
1:10A.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowance. 3-year-oldS; l mile.
sss."n Es DS"1 %.ceTT ,co%Se'e 1850 ls.sS s.;S
Double Daily CHartack 500
Impatient, Gyro, Budnose. Step
Main Contender, Inaugural Day, Beau
White. Time, 1885.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
BALTIMORE
RACEWAY
RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; trot. 9
class fled; l mile. =
BURKE (HOpel 21.6O 1IIO 5.S0
Darn Trusty (Wachter) 9.IO so
Delaware Dewnes (HObbsD 3.IO
Chslidale Lady, Mabel HI lie, Bic Bis
Cheerful, Quinton Ann Scott, Shy SOM.
Time, 2:0S2s.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: pace:
G classified | mile
Alton Dust tK'hlinEl 1900 I.2O EST
Irish Bet (Wilcutts) 800 2RO
Frisco Bay Long) 800
Clayton Stevens, Alben Byrd, Red
Bear; Camden Nibble, Big Chief. Time.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Daily Double Paid S178

THIRD .RACE---Purse. $500: pace:
G classified; / mile
Mamie Tar Davis 100 $40 a.4c
Belle Gallon tBeedel 3.iN
Miss Bessy, Dark Baby, Elite Lady,
Mickey Biery, J. D. S. Time, FOG,
FOURTH RACE - Purse, 81. 9a0s
pace; Chesapeake Bay; mile.
Irish Grattan CP,EerD 2.60 2.2O g,g0
OOpg a Dew (Whitcl $50 2,gD
Banners Brother tBurtOn) T1@6
Time, 2:04Is. y
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Belmont Results
By the Associated pre.s
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. S3,5OO; claim
Pertshire (Arcaro) 4.IO $40 eco
SSesEeant Ser tySin. Kin. (sehwiEeD 21.7O 1880
Hand and Foot, Samark. Lovely
Irene, scriven. Gale Stalker. Time,
Evening star., 1960-06-26
CHARTS OF DELAWARE PARK RACES

IGopyrishtsd. 1860, by Triangle Publications. Inc0
mn tlSSr , RASETpuESe S3OO0 caimng 4year-olds ant
driving Winner, Mrs. E j. Reeds b. e. g. BY Case Ace
Rytna Trainer o. Clelland Values-Sl $50 $500 $500
$3.50. Time, l:l12S Clear and fast WV
Evening star., 1960-06-26

SECOND RACE Purse, $4,000;
Claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 6 fur
Country Cat (Btis> 1880 $50 go
Accomplish (COmbest) 900 .3O
Idaho Kid (VedilaEOl 5,3O
Kings Image, Judge Bandel. Royal
Home, Nimble Fiddler. Time, 1:iiI,.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

FIFTH RACE Purse, Sl.50O; al
lowance; 3-yesr- folds: about 4Ia fur
longs.
Pride's Slave (Cape) $50 400 e.s0
FightinE Al Liddle) $50 $50
Happy Water CSisto) 3.4O
Edith'S Fashion, Real Trouble, Papa
John; Dals Gal, Black Arrow. Time,
0;502s.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S44.4O

THIRD RACE = Purse. $1,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds: about fur
longs
Merry Eagle Frenchl 1920 600 4.6O
To Remember (Brandtl 4.4O $40
Therny Moose OEspinosa) 6.6O
Soft Glow, My Saralee, Vis-Victory.
Mafanwy Top Front, Bert R., Zayi-
nett. Time, 1905.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s33 ,eO

THIRD RACE = Purse. $4,000: Q
Smashins Gail (R'el 2I.2O 8.2O $40
si%.D BGysI ES:s%ary Y:l1M RoBTst. BT:arS 400 sC
Fabulous Dream, Liliokulani, Falco-
nine, GhaZal. Time, 1868.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

FOURTH RACE Purse, $1,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: Ia
miles.
Sandra's Che De'o) 1880 80. 60 II 80
Bettys Belle (ESpinOsa) SEQ I.tiO
Yule Miss CMcGovern) 1900
! Double, Antietam Battle. Riel
Heather. Beeble Be, Illiana, Crescent
Miss, >Cornelia. Time. 1853.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000; ..
year.old maidens: 5h furlongS
Lindisima (Arcaro) 800 60 3.2O
Heap Big Iniun (Hartack) 4.4O 3'IO
Shimmy Dancer (M0renO) 2,SO
Leaping Liz, Little Helper. Bless the
Bride, Crepe Rosette, On the Quiet.
Time. 1:06b.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

SIXTH RACE-Purse. 1900: claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up: furlonss.
Browse (WeakIey) 1I,2O eco 4,JO
MY Kind (ReynOlds) $50 40
Saint MarcOuf (Sisto) 90
Susan's Reward, Grand Suspense,
star Orbit: Way Lowe, Paper Boss,
Sindow VIII, Snoz. Time, l.lSI,
Evening star., 1960-06-26

Iwo,doar mutuels paid-GLAD, 5000 81 80, 81 go
Handle-S2O6,S73
Evening star., 1960-06-26

stables ch by General SATELLITE Sphinx Trainer
& 6Go vSines met $4,000, $1,000.
sI,000. Ilmes-:212s :45as: :5S2s; 1:O5.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

TENTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing: 4-year-old and up: / a miles,
Reply's Image ESpi'a) 4.8O 800 $50
Larking NiT Pappas) $50 40
Alpine DAEe (Schaefer) 4,jO
Skin Diver. Ferry Signal. See See B
Thirty, Dispend Satyrus, Rare Dance
Time, 1.5lb.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $1,000:
claiming: 4-year-olds up: "a miles
Lady Damlette (Fr'h) 42.lO 1929 $40
Twilight Mist brandy 900 900
Loving Cup (Weakley) I.2O
Come On Fred, Moniks. Mr.. Bowie
Gang Me. Northern Code, Cousin
Evening star., 1960-05-19
USELESS
INFORMATION

The collection OF the fol-
loDing items is author OF
"HoW to Be Offensive to
Practically Everybody" His
recent book, Useless In.
formation" is in its second
printing, but the tolloWilg
facts are all new. all erclu-
Siue, all useless.
BY PAUL STEINER
North American Newspaper Alliance
Nikita KhruShchev has
announced there are no
more problems in growing
cabbages in the Soviet Uni
on.
Frogs don't really know
how to tell a male from a
female. insists Charles M.
Bogert. curator of ampnibi-
ans and reptiles. American
Museum of Natural History.
"A Canadian was seized by
border patrols while trying
to sneak into the United
States to steal an clubhouse.
A University of California
phySiologist measured the
mouth temperature of a hi
bernating bat, found it to be
about so degrees fahrenheit.
You have bout one
chance in 883 quadrillion to
get a perfect pinochle handu
according to University of
Nebraska mathmaticians.
The average age of cigar
store Indians still in exist
ence is 10 years. the Cigar
Institute of America has
figured.
A researcher confirmed
that there is absolutely no
opium in a head of lettuce.
In 1910. used bath mats
from the yacht of J. p. Nor
gan sold at auction for $40
each r.
Evening star., 1960-05-19
FAMOUS FABLES

SICKNESS: One day dur
ing a close game, Base
ball Umpire Bill KLEIN was
calling them from behind
the plate
He called a third strike
on the home teams star
slugger. The latter turned
around and protested. For
several moments. he and
KLEIN discussed the call
with judicial calmness.
Suddenly. for no apparent
reason, KLEIN banished the
man from the game.
The manager came DASH
ing out of the dugout.
why did you throw him
out?" he demanded Of
KLEIN. Did he threaten you
Evening star., 1960-05-19
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
An Older Driver Misses Point
By DR.. PETER J. sTElNcRoHN

Dear DR.. Steincrohn
Every so often you make
an assault on older drivers.
Doubtless. you are emo
tional on the subject. Per-
hapS you are a bum driver
yourself. Anyway. you are
in a position to have a
chauffeur. Or. perhaps a
psychiatriSt might get you
over your ugly feelings on
the subject.
Stick to your pills and
potions. Stick to your WOO
doc. Leave driving alone. If
you had your way. everyone
driving a car after 10 would
be put behind bars. Please
omit my name.
Incidentally. 1 haven't
any bad feelings against
you personally! Los Angeles.
Calf.
I AM EMOTIONAL on
the subject of about 10000
Americans killed on our
highways every year-not
forgetting the millions who
are injured. But I'm not
emotional about older dr1v-
ers. In fact, I have often
written that the physically
able driver in his 70s and
80S is less a. road hazard
than the stupid. moronic
teen-ager of middle-age.
What l have suggested.
is that licenses to drive
should not be handed out
without discrimination. If
you are rs. and physically
and emotionally well. you
deserve a license. If you are
l8 or AZ and are incapaci-
tated in any way tphysi-
cally or emotionally) you
don't deserve the little
card. To repeat What is now
almost outworn: Driving is
a privilege: Not a right.
I believe all drivers
Evening star., 1960-05-19
Don't Take NO So Easily, Dear!

{ DEAR ABBY: l have
been looking for a job since
last September. I am %. a
college grad liberal arts
and people tell me I am
nice looking and have a
pleasing personality I'd like
a selling job.
Everywhere apply. I am
told, Sorry. but you have
had no experience" Abby,
how is a girl going to get
experience if nobody will
give her a job?
INEXPERIENCED.
If you're after a selling
job. the first thing you must
do Is demonstrate your
ability to sell a would be
employer. Make a case for
a chance to prove yourself.
An employer is not likely to
hire a sales person who is
content to take no" for an
answer without a struggle.
DEAR ABBY: l met a
man at a dance. He was a
wonderful dancer and I fell
in love with him at once.
asked him to take me
home and he did. He ex-
planned that he was a mar
ried man but didn't get
along with his wife. Divorce
was out because of religion.
l kept calling him at
home l knew it wasn't
right. but l couldn't help
myself. just went crazy
over him. He came to my
house a few times. but
would never be seen with
me in public. l bought him
a watch for his birthday.
One day he mentioned he
needed $500 to repair his
car. He didn't ASK for it. I
insisted he take it and told
him to pay me back when
he got the money. After
that 1 never saw him again.
I called him up and he said
it was too risky to be seen
going into my house. How
do l get my money back?
And also the watch.
FOOLISHLY YOURS.
The watch Is HIS-but
you got the works, Lady.
Unless you want to make 1t
a matter of public infOVma-
ton, you'd be smart to
write of the "loSs" as tut
tiOn in the school of expe-
rience.
\ y
DEAR ABBY: l am going
Evening star., 1960-05-19
BY THOMAS COLLINS

my life has been spent
In New England, and as I
come up to retirement my
wife and l find our eyes
wandering across the map
of America. l will retire
with an income of around
$3.50 a month and in addi-
ton will have a modest nest
egg for a rainy day.
Both my wife and I, as
is the fashion these days.
have considered California.
Florida and Arizona. We
find nothing wrong with
these areas, but since this
moving away at retirement
is one of the great decisions
of a lifetime. we wonder If
there is not somewhere else
We also should consider.
Gould you suggest for
our study and exploration
any other area that might
be worth the consideration
Of people of our meanS?"
In increasing numbers.
retired people are begin
ming to look beyond the
conventional retirement
areas of the country. Re-
peatedly they come back to
the California -Florida-Ari-
zona idea because the repu-
tation OF these States as
retirement paradises is es-
tablished and generally
true.
There are. however. some
areas that have much en-
chantment for retired peo-
pie and are virtually un-
known. One of these is the
Egypt" section of Southern
Illinois.
An Economical Life
This is cornbread coun-
try. more southern than
northern. and conducive to
q quiet and economical life.
1t is an area that once was
prosperous with coal min
ing and isn't any more. 1t
is seeking to recoup its for
tunes by inviting industry.
vacationers and retired peo-
pie to move in.
An area seeking to make
an economic comeback or
Evening star., 1960-05-19

young and old should
have more comprehensive
examinations than most
States require. You will
hate me for this, but /
think those over 10 should
have these checkups twice
as often.
Never had a chauffeur:
probably never will If /
ever do whether he's 30
or 70) he'll have to pass a
good physical and emo-
tional examination. Not
only for my sake. but for
others on the road
out of a clear sky my
doctor informs me I have
diabetes" writes Mrs. B..
Niagara Falls. II look and
feel perfectly normal.
Truthfully. I'm troubled
about it. Can you recon-
mend a good book on the
subject2"
DR.. JOSLIN'S BOOK on
diabetes. Try your book
store or your library. Good
books have been written on
the subject by other quail
fed doctors. too.
= -
About 10 years ago / was
left with a terrible cough
after pneumonia" says Mr..
Anonymous of Waterbury,
Conn. II had X-rayS about
five years ago which we're
negative. ! didn't worry
till recently when I began
tc get pains in my chest.
sides. and under my shoul-
der blades.
Il cough summer and
winter. It seems like my
windpipe is so congested at
times it's difficult for me to
breathe. Could it be bron-
chitis and pleurisy? Or just
plain asthma2 I am anx-
Evening star., 1960-05-19
Jopun Centennial
Year Proclaimed

President Eisenhower pro-
claimed 1860 as United
States-Japan Centennial Year
and urged that it be. observed
in a way to emphasize "a new
EZRA" of mutual trust and CO.
operation between the two
countries.
The proclamation marks the
Tooth anniversary of the ar
rival in Washington of a
special Japanese mission in
Iaugurating diplomatic rela-
ltions with this country.
Evening star., 1960-05-19

iously awaiting your an
swer."
is 1T FIVE YEARS since
you have seen your doctor?
If so. better, make an ap-
pointment for a complete
checkup. The diagnosis is
important From your his
tory. I would say that you
probably have emphysema
"a chronic chest condition
in which the little breath
ing cells" in the lungs don't
function 'welb. But I am
only guessing. We can't sf-
ford to do that.
You might have chronic
bronchitis. But there are
other more serious things
you would want to rule out.
Especially if there are young
children in your home. you
would want to make sure
tuberculosis isn't present.
Your doctor would want to
rule out tumor of some
kind. Also asthma. In
chronic cough. I always like
to make sure that the cul-
prit hasn't a weak heart.
Find out as soon as you
can
s$
Dr.. SteincrOhu'S ledfeL,
Hon to Manage Your Mem
opduSe, Wiu be mailed on
receipt Of a stamped. self
addressed enUelope and 10
cents IN cOtn for handling
charges. Address DR.. Stein
crohn IN care OF The EUe-
ming Star.
fRelessed BY The Bell syndicsts.I
Evening star., 1960-05-19

, or use vile language? 1t
didn't look like that to me-"
"Oh no. it was nothing
like that" KLEIN assured
him. He wasn't feeling
well. that's all. So l told
him to go to the clubhouse
to rest"
What are you talking
about. He looked OK to
me-"
Maybe So" said KLEIN,
but he said to me. KLEIN.
I'm sick of your decisions. "
Evening star., 1960-05-19

youngest of our three chill
dren. Ever since this boy
was married. my wife has
been a different woman
She took up with a group
of women who do nothing
all day but play cards or
go out, to shows or the race
track, They drink cock
tails. go home and take a
TV dinner out of the
freezer. l haven't had a
decent meal in months.
Most of the time when l
come home. the house is
empty. Sometimes she runs
out right after dinner for a
card game or to spend the
evening with one of the
girls" Is she a wife or a
playgirl?
Catherine p. Stan is
waking up pretty late. !
had the impression that he
never wanted a wife-only
houSekeeper.
I've had more fun in the
last few months than I've
had in my whole married
life. Stan never spent a
cent on me. He didn't think
a wife was supposed to have
anything except dishes to
wash and a house to clean.
When I wanted entertain
ment he told me to sit and
look at TV.
I've done my duty as a
mother and have a right to
my freedom. I haven't no.
ticed that Stan has lost any
weight. l also keep my
house clean and neat-even
when I'm away nearly all
day.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
When Stanley has come
home to an empty house.
he undoubtedly has sat
around feeling sorry for
himself. He has greeted his
wife with an angry face and
ugly words-making her re-
member the many times she
worked hard all day ana
received little or no ap-
probation.
But what would happen
If he decided 20 surprise
her by cooking a simple
dinner and setting the table
attractively for the two of
them? And then. suppose
he greeted her with a smile.
a kiss and hug instead of a
reprimand? Or suppose he
suggested an evening out.
We think that Catherine
would be happier about get
ting home early, far less
interested in cocktails and
cards.
Catherine should rid her.
self of her urge for a kind
of vengeance for the past.
We have a feeling that she
and the girls" get special
pleasure out of their esca-
pades simply because they
are causing their husbands
inconvenience. -s
Catherine should try to
find a social circle in which
husbands participate. They
would find the experience
fulfilling.
(COpyrlght 1860.
General Features CorpD
Tomorrow: Too youne9
Evening star., 1960-05-19
Tourist Francs Up

PARIS.-A new regulation
lets French tourists going
abroad take 10000 francs
lover 5000 with them. Pre-
Iviously the limit was $4,000
francs.
Evening star., 1960-05-19
THE PROBLEM

The Fomiy Council conists Of o
Judge. o psychiotrist. three
eIereymen. three editors ond o
women's editor Eoeh article is
summoV Of on oetuoI eose
history The council reports on
problems thot hove been deoIt
with by responsible oscncies
and eounselors.
Evening star., 1960-05-19
Suggested Guides

The best place for any
body who moves in retire.
ment will be:
A place where the retire
ment income has some
chance to be respectable
poor areas of the country
and unpublicized areas are
best for this).
A place where people are
friendly to old folks from
out-of-toWn. There is no
way on earth to determine
this without going and talk
ing a while to the natives.
A place that your chill
dren and grandchildren can
reach with reasonable ease
on a budget. and that pro-
vldes you with easy trans
portation to your children
in times of crisis.
A place where. for good
ness sake. there is a little
fun and adventure.
Copyright 1850,
General Features CorpJ
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