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RACING ENTRIES
Bowie Entries

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: maiden 4-year-olds and up; liz
miles.
Nocapot 11S Htstoryland l!s
Aunt Mae ll3 Up the Flue 1da 1lddaa
Midrash w lis Mighty Tag ia
Flenwood Miss lib Tedious Morn lis
Jay Brown 11S
SECOND RACE Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-oldS and up; FUR
K'tFfy Roman 11s wsilin % Sailor IA ! 4
Mina's Choice 116 Doc Moss liz
Old Bueko II Sure Proof IL"
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: Z furlongs.
sev'htn Jewel III irish Spark 1is
Blossom Maid i03 Mr; Minx ,i,,u l2S lSs
Astrology liz xTemple Hill 100
FOURTH RACE - Purse, S3.50O;
claiming; maiden 3-year-oldS: z fur
,Gs xTscaro Best Us staked 1I5 M
H,s9usl. 5os: jain 1Is 1Is EeEi EeEEth,n hl Ruler 9$S
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 4-year -olds and up; fillies and
mares; z furlongs.
Royal Easter 116 Deucie 116
Rain Bush 122 JacQ'line Rose l19
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 3-year -olds: furlongs.
Playful Beaut ia Miss Kleinie Ill
Andrea Bound 119 Zipkin's Raven 119
Big Dust 116 Heroic Wrior 116
H'ty Emperor I16 Wadobe 1872
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, "a. 900:
claiming: 3-year- -olds: is miles.
Priory School 119 DR.. Max 119
Little Helper ia Villeneuve 122
tnlI t,ttI: J1hs.os dlsiRds IL Billy oV'rm'n III
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. $4,000:
claiming; 4-year- -olds and up: fillies
and mares: 1Is miles.
Reds 3 Aces 100 Toodie 113
Tornat III Dove Call 100
Boun'ful Lady 100 Ever So Hubble 1l3
Miss Catesby 113 Con'st Commit III
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds / is miles
Derounded 116 xDark Cymbal Ill
xWings OF W'd 1O9 Soluk 1l6
BssFsssn. Bs9;Rs II R:; ESs;fssEs EsssE' IL IL
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wngT formation with mo time will have to be taken
wrinkles added that the to install entirely
Colonias had last year. Thus offenSe
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Hoffberger says he plans ex-
tensive improvement at his
Baltimore Raceway plant and
Would strive to bring racing
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FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: maiden 4-year-olds and up; Lie
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NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
lng; 4-year-olds and up: liz miles.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,

MCLEAN - 3-yr. -old rambler;
bedrms, 2 baths. rec. rm. with
fireplace. OWNER, FL. 6-4e05.
PARKLAWN, walk to pool and
Schools-,Finished bsmt.. 3 bed
to-wall carpet, liv. rm., din. rm.
and hall FLA, SO, 300 down. See
today. zoos Everglades dr.. Dir:
Call OWNER, CL,. 6-25aO.
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SERVICE STATION

Major Oil Company desires men
interested and capable of manag-
ing their own business. We havs
available excellent high volums
locations in the Northern Va.
Area Moderate investment neces-
sary. For further information, call
ia. 4-l1O0. days; JE. 3-1S57.
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PARKING LOT-33,OOO 50. #. IN
NV. section. Ma. S-l623.
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT lcom-
pleteD as unit or Separate. mod
ern stainless. nr. new. fountai
updraft. erills. booths. cabinets.
refrlseration. etc. GA. 4-9f50.
Rockville Md
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

MCLEAN - OWNER: 4-bedrm., 8.
bath bi-level on cul-de-sac; sep
din rm., lge kit. lSe. rec. rm
dbl carport. S2S,450. FL. 6-366s.
MCLEAN, sALoNA VILLAGE i Re-
duced. custom quality brick ram
bier; 3 bedrms., . baths. foyer
center hall, large liv. rm. with
firepl-, sep. din. rm.,, l-elec.
kitchen. rec. rm. with firepl.: 9
car garage. patio. Air-cond.. many
extras, panoramic view, 80 trees
Transferred. must sell. Ell. 6-4654.
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BURRIS
near Wash G6C cluI

Lovely new rambler with 4
bedrmS., 3 baths, rec. rm., scr
porch, gear built-in EArAGe
Prime location. Beautiful setting
Nice trees. UPPER 3Os.! FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. INC, Realtors, ia
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
PIMMIT HILLS-2ll4 Hileman Rd
SALE BY OWNER

FALLS CHURCH AREA
PIMMIT HILLS-2ll4 Hileman Rd.
SALE BY OWNER
3-bedrm. rambler, situated on
wooded i4-acre lot on dead-end
street. DictogrRph fire detection
system. unfinished bsmt.: immedi-
ate occupancy. Assume 4l7'o Gil
loan or FHA. Priced Sl2 800. Ell
6-3Ol3 from 10 til dark, later
CIR. 3-6940.
FRA IN SERVICE PERSONNEL
with only 81 $50 down. 80 years
at SIl3 mo. buys this Ions. low
brick rambler on a gorgeous wood
ed lot Full basement. = bedrmt..
sep dining rm., firepl, quick
poss. Not far out Located on Ar
iington County line-can't hFat n.
Can right row, JE 10000 VIM
A CHAPMAN REALTY, INC. 10l
W Broad. Falls Church, Va.
FOUR R-BEDRoOM. two-bsth brick
rambler for JUST SCI ,a5O. $4,000
down should handle under new
FHA termSl Your kids will love
the HUGE WOODED LOT, and
your entire family can have fun
all year-round in the PINE
PANELED REC ROOM. complete
with piano and bar. Nice Twins
room with fireplace, separate din.
ifE room, modern kitchen. Much
extra equipment. including washer
and dryer JORDAN, INC, REAL
TORS. FL. $4,000; ewes, IA,
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downtown

Modern office bldg. with
GROSS income Of SaT, 900.
year. l2ee net return on
S"A0.nOO. investment. plus
amortization. Fof statement
call Miner s Wabby.
=, BOSS A. PHELPS, INC.
MA. $4,000. Res. OIL. 4-6S2O.
MY BEAUT. 3-unit custom-built
mod. corner apt, Gear gar, &
car space, concrete drive. Income,
investment and home property.
Brokers protected, JU. 5-27S6.
ARLINGTON LOCATION
Zoned commercial. First trust of
$1,000 now on property. Priced
right for quick sale. For ad-
ditional information call Ralph
A. Wilson. HOLLEY REALTY,
5lS3 Lee hwy. KE. S-535O:
Sunday, KE. S-5S63.
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.ESTAURGNT and CAFETERIA-

For SAFE IuIIy Coulpped, DuSIntss
established u yrs; monthly GROSS
average over $4,000: $50 food:
s 45'c nouOr ana beer: seating Ca
pacity 200: 3 apartments above:
son r e, >, ~
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FALLS CHURCH, bedroom brick
2 Corners shopping area. Gi 4iaet
loan can be assumed. Priced al
S1S,50O with occupancy in mid
August. OWNER. JE. 4-366S.
FALLS CHURCH AREA Loyeiy
new custom brick rambler, or
wooded "a acre; 4 bedrms.. 4
baths, lEe. liv. rm. with firepl.,
family din. rm., de luxe kit,
tremendous paneled rec. rm. with
firepl., Dashboard heat. A real buy.
S25,450. CAROLINE L. CAMP
BELL. Agent. JE. 3-1GS2: ewes,
JE. 3-9O67.
FALLS CHURCH-PIMMIT HILLS,
10 min. to CIA-3-bedrm., bungA-
low, trees, " acre. fenced. Dead
end street. Nr. schools: $13 800.
FLA or CT. OWNER. 10. 5-O026.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Attractivs
2-bedroom rambler on n acre;
liv. rm. with fireplace. sep. din.
rm.. screened porch: only $4,000
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL, Agent.
JE. 3-12S2; ewes. JE. 3-9087.
FALLS CHURCH, Seven Corners
area; by OWNER: $500 down, incl.
settlement-Big cul-de-sac lot with
many trees. Spotless. DU. 5-9463
or DU. 5-9770.
FALLS CHURCH, franklin Pk,-5-
b.r Colonial; beaut rPmodeled; y
acre. Will fin. Brokers invited.
55na Mass ave, off Old Dominion
rd. Always open. JE. 4-66s3.
FALLS CHURCH, S16,a5O = A
quaint, versatile, 7-rm.. / a-bath
Colonial surrounded by q heauti-
fully Handicapped lot, towering
trees. Liv. rm. has beamed ceiling
and stone firepl Assume Sl3,40n
4hee. loan. payable S1O1 40 per
month pitt. liberal terms. walk
to st. James. George Mason H. g.,
bus, etc. LUCILLE COOK. Real
tor JE. 2-3272. JE 2-4664.
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MCLEAN

One Of the prettiest we've seen IN
brick rambler features 3 bedrooms
pa baths, . fireplaces, built-ir
kitchen with excellent cabinet
space. finished rec. room. ASKING
only S24,5On with a $1,000 Gl
loan to assume Vacant. Ready r.
occupy by calling HU. l-alnn.
BARCROFT REALTY. INC.
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gerachis

CO. JE. 2-2314
HAS LEFT THE TREES
and built this magnificent 8-eol-
umn home, on q level lot. Center
entrance. family-siZe din. rm.. 4
bedrms., 3 baths, 24x2S rec. rm.
with End firepl., Dashboard hot
water heat: brand-newl Choose
colors: located in q secluded quiet
area. Shown BY appt. Please phone
JE. 10000. VIM. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY, INC.
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ARL. N, deal direct with owner
builder-For nominal down
pymt. you can buy a wonderful
custom-built home with all de
luxe features: 4 or bedTms. on
. beautiful 10000 50. II. lot in a
really prestige location or We will
consider taking your present house
in trade. To reach: Out Lee hwy ,
right on Old Dominion DR., right
on 26th st. to homes on right.
ia. 4-s2sS. ewes. IA. 7-Sqla
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OAKTON
MILLER

MlLLER
REAL ESTATE CO.
Gu. $4,000 IA. 4-4252
OVER . ACRES, in Dun Loripg area
90 with this 3-bedrm. masonry
home; needs some work. priced
at only So so. reasonable terms
a real BARGAIN for a handy man.
ARFAX REALTY, INC, JE, l-iA0O.
OWNERS ATTRACTIVE HOME
Pretty home in setting of natural
beauty in select residential sec
ton. Refreshingly briEht q rooms
: baths: carport. Excellent in de-
sign and decoration. A Chester
brook Gardens brick rambler with
3 bedrooms. full dining room and
full basement with larHe pine
paneled recreation room with fire
place. S5'Xl55' handicapped lot
Rear portion fenced. Priced al
S22,50O. Large 4I7es loan may
remain. Don't wait Today see the
JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY
Realtors, 1l3 W. Broad st.
Fails Church. Va,
rail- II ~ NaoO
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HALL. REALTY co

Exclusive Agents IA. 1858
DEAR HEARTS and gentle people
please let us show you one OF the
sweetest homes that we have ever
had the privilege OF listing Brick
rambler in N. Arlington. . large
beurmS., huge kitchen with eating
space. ImmenSe living I'm. over
sized fenced lot. Set among mAgnif-
iCent flowers and trees. A wonder
ful value at only NI5yIu S1Uu
down or assume high GT loan. BY
appt. only. Call US now. SpOtleSS
condition ODtu H-S
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MeLEAN-GREAT FALLS
GREAT FALLS REALTY

GREAT FALLS REALTY
PL. 9-2144 Mclean, Va. PL. 9-2l44
MCLEAN, LANGLEY FoREST-Ex-
ceptional rambler on corner a.
acre lot. twin-size bedrms., on
lower level With sep. entr.; fun
baths. lGe. filly equipped kit. sep
din rm., double-Size liv. rmr "
man-size firepls.: central air con-
ditioning: big. big lower-level fam
y-entertsinment room with double
glass doors onto inclosed patio; -
car garage: thouRhtfUl landscsD-
ins. Nr. new Geo. wash pkVv
and CIh. Offered bv OWNER Al
SSS.1SO: lnw-ratp first mnrtRGEs
owner will assume reaS. 2nd mort
SAGE NO BROKERS Phone Ell
SAM
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX. AREA sPECLAL-S1p,e5o.
split-level: MaEnificent view lev
el lot; 3 bedrrns., IA baths, fin
Just redec. throuEhout. Terms
KI. a-363O. NJ, H. BARRY ORG,
REALTY ADMIN. Ewes, XII. p
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ARL.. N; OWNER-3-bedrm. brick
porch. daylight bsmt.. 2-story brk
garage: large beautiful fenced I'd.
choice area, near schools, 5 min
Pentagon; mi. downtown, S22,-
900. IA. 1890.
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BELL
REALTY co.
KI, 8-1868

ALEX, OWNER: warwick Village
3 bedrmS.. brick bsmt., extras,
| walk to everything; Sl5,2b0.
Assume FHA $500 month. 22l
Aspen st. off Russell rd., XII.
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OUTSTANDING
OPPORTUNITIES

Why are you looking in the busi-
ness opportunities column You
are obviously seeking an oppor.
tunity which offers greater ft-
nancial rewards than those you
now receive, along with an un-
limited future. Service stations.
located in rapidly expanding
heavily travelled areas OF Prince
Georses County.
For further information, call La.
9-5 900, and ask for WARD
REILLY.
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ORGANIZATIONS

1763-65-67 p ST. NV.
approximately 10000 50,
II. FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Suitable for non-pTofit or
sanitation Excellent loca-
tlon for high caliber aSsocia-
tion. Call Nr. Rowland.
BOSS d. PHELPS, INC.
MA. $4,000 Residence LU. l-106
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RESTAURANT
Service Station Tor Lease

Have modern S-bay porcelain IA
area. Desire local man with me:
chanical ability. Minimum capital
required. For details please call
Mp uTIFF IA Q-hOO0
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FALLS
CHURCH

This all-brick rambler Is situated
on one OF the t-landsca ped
level fenced lots in Falls Church
PLENTY Of shade and fruit tree'
will add to your summer delight
Features 3 bedrooms, full base,
ment, deliHhtful screened porch
but. best OF all, is the price of only
SlS.950 with present MORTGAGE
Of Sl55S5 that you NAV take over
with payments of only S122 pei
month for everything Very con-
venient location for bus, schools
shopping. etc. Better call early be-
cause there is only one! HU
l-9i00
BANCROFT REALTY. INC.
FALLS CHURCH AREA -bedrm
rambler: aluminium storm windows
and doors; large lot with fenced
back yard, det. garage and many
other extras: excel. cond. Assume
GI. SlS,9gU. BY OWNER. TW
3-1931
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NOW

Is the time 10 move in this 2-story
Colonial home, on a lot with lots
OF tall trees Enjoy the summer
in this 3-beGroom, l1bath home
with screened porch. There is 4
fireplace in the full basement and
one in the living room; a modern
kitchen makes COOKING Joy
Priced to sell at only S2I, 800
with convenient financing. Ca!
now
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Fashion Show

The immaculate Mothers
Club will sponsor a fashion
show at 8:15 pm. October 26
in Regina Hall of Immacu-
lata Junior College and High
School. The proceeds will go
to the Immaculate building
fund.
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Twice Yearly
Waxing Enough
For Furniture

Girls, you don't have to
polish your furniture every few
weeks. 1t doesn't help the fur
niture at all. Polishing twice a
year should be enough.
Much present-day furniture
never needs waxing. The finish
includes ingredients that make
it possible for you to wipe it
clean with a damp cloth.
When you buy furniture,
hang on to the manufacturers
care instructions. Often they
will advise cleaning every six
months. You start with warm
soap and water and a soft cloth.
Follow with clear water, dry,
and apply a good paste wax.
Then polish.
Oiled walnut finishes gener-
ally are cleaned with boiled
linseed oil. Don't experiment.
Get instructions from the place
you bought your furniture.
Wood experts warn that fire.
quent treatments with some
easy-to-do polishes form a
permanent film, almost impos-
sible to remove, on the original
finish.
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the general overall beauty Of a
room. He may have a say about
the general styling period or
Provincial, contemporary OF
conservative but chances are
he'll leave the overall assembly
to the little woman.
Gimmicks and tricks, Chi
nese puzzle locks and hidden
drawers seem to bring out the
little boy curiosity in even the
most adult man. He'll search
for a secret compartment, &C
cording to Mrs. Nathan, and be
utterly delighted to find one.
No woman yet, in Mrs. Nathan's
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TOUGH TO UNRAVEL
The Riddle of Sleep
Still Puzzles Science

slow down in sleep. The pulse
slows. The blood pressure falls.
Body temperature drops ap-
proximately one-half degree
Fahrenheit. The pupils of the
eyes contract. After the initial
period of deep sleep. the depth
of sleep fluctuates.
Virtually all sleepers dream
but many do not recall their
dreams upon awakening.
Dreams usually occur during
periods of light sleep. They do
not last for an instant, but
continue for about a quarter
of an hour. They are not a sign
of mental distress; in fact. it
is believed by some researchers
that dreaming is a guardian
of sleep. According to this view,
stimuli which might waken the
sleeper flashes of light, noises,
a spray OF water-are incor-
porated into a dream in dis
guiSed form.
/ During sleep. the body moves
30 to 40 changes of position
are normal.
Brain Most Benefited
/ Sleep, naturally, gives the
body rest. But the most i'm
portant recipient of the rest
impaired by sleep, is the brain.
Tests conducted on several
hundred soldiers in California,
corroborated the theory.
The soldiers got regular pc
RODS of physical rest, not sleep.
Tests showed that their re-
flexes stayed normal. There
were no signs of muscle fatigue.
Some of the soldiers stayed
awake for four days or more.
Physically. they were in good
condition. Mentally, they began
to fall apart after prolonged
periods of sleeplessness. They
suffered losses of memory, ex-
perienced hallucinations and
developed symptoms of serious
psychosis. They recovered after
few days of regular sleep.
Many sleep probers believe
that many. many persons give
their bodies insufficient sleep.
They reason that many men
and women, unfortunately, can
easily acquire the habit of
sleeping fewer hours than they
should.
Loss of sleep, the experts
claim, results in increased ir-
ritability, diminution of alert
ness and thinking capacity and
even a falling off of zeal and
ambition.
Slumber scientists may not
have plumbed all the mysteries
of sleep but they will tell you
this: You have to have sleep
don't consider it waste
of time the proper amount
Of sleep will add materially to
your enjoyment of the waking
hours and may enable you to
stay healthy and live longer.
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house is apt to inundate both
bride and matron with much
more positive opinions.
Since most manufacturers
are male, the husband is apt to
find complete agreement from
them with his point of view.
Therefore it struck this re-
porter as interesting to tackle
one of the few women who
supervise the making of furnl-
ture.
We asked Decorator Rita
Nathan Just what is the diff
ference between the male and
female approach to furniture
purchases. 1t comes as no sur
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prise to learn that men like
comfort.
1t also comes as no surprise
to learn that they are partial
to fabrics that look comfort
able: Either leather or heavy
tweedy textiles. Bright colors
seem to appeal more than
beiges and grays.
If women are more subjec-
tive about most things, men
become more subjective about
home furnishings, according to
Mrs. Nathan. The man is in
terested in those pieces he will
use himself rather than in
elements which contribute to
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Male Now Wants
Soy in Picking
His Furniture

In a series of surveys spon-
sored by furniture stores in the
past few years. it has been
proved that the American male
has come into his own. He de-
mands to participate in Sc
lecting the furnishings of his
own home.
Whereas he once confined
his comments to decisions on
his chair, today the man of the
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experience, has even inquired
about such a gadget.
Men, too, are interested in
knowing how a piece is put to-
gether, a useful hint to home
makers who don't take husbands
along to shop. They might find
it useful to investigate the
whole subject of bowels and
the like to be able to answer
questions intelligently.
Mcclure Newspaper syndicate)
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Mans sleep, and the daily or
laboratory slumber of animals,
has inspired the effusionS of
poets and the weaving of super
stitious myths by primitives
for centuries.
But it's still largely a riddle
to modern scientists.
We, of course. know more
about sleep than the theorist
who a half-century ago de-
clared that sleep was the state
of being in which the body
exhaled waste products and
poisons accumulated during
waking hours.
The theory was that the day.
long accumulation of con-
gestive poisons in the body's
cells induced fatigue, and thus
sleep, during which the cellular
debris evaporated.
Still Debated
Debate still revolves around
the amounts of sleep required
by various individuals. 1t is
commonly believed the Goethe,
Frederick the Great and Ma
poleon got by with little shut
eye. Homer. Virgil and Horace
all were supposed to be early
risers.
1t is a fact. however, that
sleep, no matter what varying
amounts are, needed by indi-
viduals, is necessary. more
vital than food. Experiments
have shown conclusively that
man can survive longer with
out food than he can without
sleep.
In hunger. the brain is the
last organ of the body to be
affected. In sleeplessnesS, the
brain suffers the most.
What of the myths invented
by rustics on the topic of sleep?
The Indians of Brazil, &C
Cording to Sir James George
Brazer. once believed that a
hunters dreams in sleep were
real-that while ne slept his
soul actually went forth on the
hunting and fishing expedi-
lions he dreamed of.
Old Belief Cited
There is an old German be-
lief that the soul escapes from
the mouth of a sleeper in the
form of white mouse or a
little bird. A parallel myth in
Pennsylvania holds that little
children should not be allowed
to sleep with their mouths
open. If they do, their souls
will escape and they will die.
Sleep, to the poets, was
less awesome, a more attractive
phenomenon.
Sleep, to Milton, was "dewy-
feathered."
Samuel T. Coleridge brooded
over SAUNDERS shadowy vale"
and Shakespeare penned the
memorable catalog on sleep
that goes:
"Sleep that knitS up the
raUelled SleeUe OF care.
The death of each days life
sore ldbor'S bath,
Balm of hurt minds, great
Natures second course,
Chief nouriSher in lies
feast"
The elusiveness of the fleet
ing, never-qUite-recollected in
slant when one journeys from
the waking state into sleep. has
long intrigued both researchers
and poets.
Occasionally, Walter De La
Mare wrote, he believed that
he sensed the instant of tran
sition to sleep. 1t was like a
tiny falling shutter" 4
What We Do Know
What are the facts about
sleep we are fairly sure Of?
For the most part, the facts
concern data on the body's
condition during sleep.
The deepest sleep occurs dur
ing the first two or three hours
OF slumber. During this deep
sleep. the knee kick reflex,
triggered usually by the tap of
a rubber mallet on the tendon
beneath the knee, cannot be
aroused. /,
The movements of breathing
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ONLY YOU KNOW WHAT KIND OF COMFORT is FOR YOU
extra mne suits best doctor
new Princess tosueped with luxury layer that gne
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All
Size 8112'
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Silver Tea
tomorrow
BY Ston Drake
BY Roy Crane
BY Dick Brooks
BY Walt Kelly
By Creis Flessel

The board of lady mana
gers of Casualty Hospital will
entertain friends and the
public at a Silver Tea to BEN
eft the hospital from 4 to Z
pm. tomorrow at the Nurses
Home. General chairman Of
the annual event will be Mrs.
Florence L. MCGEE, assisted
by Mrs. Norman C. Schroth,
co-chairman.
Committee chairmen are:
Mrs. Parry Borgstrom, Mrs.
Harold Brown, Mrs. Herman
Frazier and Mrs. William H.
Harrison, refreshments; Mrs.
Ernest Willis Brown, pourers;
Mrs. Henry Canton, hospital
ity; and Mrs. Paul E. Ma
guire. publicity.
Also: Mrs. Jack D. Miller,
printing and correspondence;
and Miss Violet Suter, deco
rations and table. Mrs. Ethel
E. Finn is president of the
organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-11
WORD GAME
Find 50 or more words in
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meaning, wisdom, sageness. ="
Average mark. AZ words; time
limit. As minutes.
acquire four letters by the addition of
of four or more letters. 9. Words which
IS" such as "bats," cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form of q word Is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.