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Evening star., 1961-08-06

~. kIKA, By Kyra Psfrovsksya. Dramat.
le eeeeyHt Of life and Ieve In Soviet Russia,
BY fha beautfvl aeSresS, former Red Army
Illus.
Pub. at $4.e5 Sale $l.o0
4 II. MODERN SEWING METHODS,
BY .. LeweFies q 8. Msser. Over go clear
Illustrations and detailed Instructions, on
usinS patterns, evtfins, n1sFklns, nakns
sleeves pockets, decorative stitches; spe-
eial sections on zis-zas and Fully Auto
matte sewlns machines, etc. l1e pp.
Special 81 90
X n. the UNITY OF BoDY AND
MlNu, By L. BIeksI. New Iishf On the
phllesophieaI pSYeholeslesl problems Of
boey.mind TalsiIoRShip-baSsd or the me
cries Of SpinoEas eFUnhsr, Freud and
ScheleF.
Pub. al S2.75 Sale Sl.00
70. LIVING WITH ALL YOUR HEART
In Health and Disssss, by n. c. Cross.
field, MD. The latest scientific Information
On the. protection Of the hear from injury
and disease.
Pub. at $500 Sale Sl.o0
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Home Accidents
Kill 3 in Week

Three persons died last week
as q result Of home accidents,
the District Red Cross Safety
Services reports.
A 53-year-old man died af-
ter q fall in his back yard; q
58-year-old woman died Of ac-
cidental burns suffered in her
apartment, and q 5-month- -old
baby boy strangled in his crib,
the Red Cross reported.
A total Of 164 persons were
treated in local hospitals for
home accident injuries. Among
these was a 2l-year-old man
shot between the eyes in a
firearm accident.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
7 4s. 4 HISTORY or IATIN AMER.

X 40. A HISTORY or LATIN AMER.
lCA, BY HvhsFs heFrIRs. OOO-pass survey
q the entire AREA from iho times Of the
lnees 10 ihe present. Fully discusses pelI-
tleeis social and economic Backgrounds of
each Caribbean and South American COM
ny, EuFepeaH end African influences, %
mass.
Pub. Of 500 Sale $2.9s
~. RIVERS, NAN AND MYTHS,
BY r. Britain. The sfory q rivers, their
exploFsFs, their folklore, and q the eiVlliIa-
Hons which greW Up around the EvphrAfeS,
ne eahseS, the RhoA0 and TIber, etc. Illus.
Pub. at $3.50 Sale $l.49
50. the GOLDEN LONGING, by rr.ue,,
lsey. a faseinaiIns paseanf Of turbulent
18Th century llfe,- seen throUsh the Sreaf
hsUTes of Joan et Arc, Rene and Marsue-
rite d'AhlOu, and the controversial Richard
the Third of ERslaNd.
Pub. at $5.95 Sale $l.9S
81. Chinese Eple - TINE DREAM OF
THE RED CHAMBER, BY r.so u,veh
Chin. This srsatest Of on realistic Chi
Rese Reveis Is q chronicle ef leih-eentUrY
Chinese seeiefY and customs. lllvs. with
Chinese W0odeviS.
Pub. at $3.50 Sale $2.e8
Evening star., 1961-08-06

8. Your Later Ysars-HoW 70 ENJOY
LIFE AFTER SIXTY, BY p. DsvehsroU. p;s.
eUsses hobbIes for fun ana pFofif, new fe
flRd IDEAL retirement SpotS.
Pub. at $3.o5 Sale $1.O0
X J. THUNDER AT HARPER'S FERRY,
BY Allan Keller. A stlFrihs account o. me
raid that infiamed nation end branded
into liS conscience the titanic figure Of
gehn Brown and iha n heroic men vine
followed him In his Inflated attempt 10
abolish slavery.
Pub. at $4.95 Sale $l.9s
Q. BERTRAND RUSSELL SPEAKS MS
MIND. WIN salsiy and ArIIRsAes, Dis
eusses rellsloa, faboos, fanaiielsna aRd ia-
ioieranees fho H-homb, fha role of ire
Individual end the possible future Ot man
kind.
Pub. at $3.50 Sale $1.oo
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Sale S1.ss
a. MONEY AND EMOTIONAL CON.

n. MONEY AND EMOTIONAL CON.
fLSlS, BY Edmund BsrSleF, MD. The
famed psYehlairlSf examines fha misuse
Of money for unconscious ends by fho
mlssr, the success hunter, the sold dIgSoF.
Pub. at $3.95 Sale $l.sS
~. IN MY FASHION, BY Ds,,,rs nal.
lard. The world Of high iashlon-christisn
Dior, Sehiapareili, Cecil Beaten, o1hers.
Many behlnd-fhe-Seen0S anecdotes from me
chemps-EiyseeS 10 Seventh Avenue.
Pub. at $3.50 Sale $1.00
23. COOKING the RUSSIAN WAY,
BY Mvsia Soper. The srsstest been 10
peaceful eo-sxiSieReN since ihe MoiseYeV
DaneerSl -Four hundred authentic recipes
Tor evoryfhInS from horSeh 10 Beet Sire
eaheH show how exotic end yet simple
Russian eookinS can be.
Special Sl.oo
Evening star., 1961-08-06

X Is. the CURTAIN FALLS, BY M,v.
rice DrVon. A, iewerins novel q French
eoeioiy between World Wars I q u, seen
lhroush ire roles played BY rive Sreaf
families In polllleSs finance and Ievs.
Pub. at $5.95 Sale $l.00
IT. SEX AND TINE LOVE LIFE, by w. !.
FialdlMs. A frank exposition Of what fhe
averaSe man and Wognah want 10 knew
0bevf sex.
Pub. at $4oo Sale $l.0O
70. MR. PEPYS OF SEETHINC LANE.
By Cecil Abernaihy. Eyewitness accounts
Of the execution Of Charles I, the PisSvs
N 1858 end the Great Fire of Loaden
year Letter, and . foil accent Of the an.
oroVS peeeadIIlees ot PepYs.
Pub. at $6.95 Sale $l.e0
X ~. THE coMPLEAT IMBIBER: An
Entertainment, q. BY Cyril RAY. A reI.
Ieking potpoUrri On ihS art and scieAea
Of infeilisenf drinkins In ell It's SSpeetss
BY such varied hands as John Beiiemaa,
Nancy Milford, MFS. PsfFiek Campbell,
compfoh Mackenzie, Kenneth lyman.
Pub. at $500 Sale $l.ea
80. HoKUSAI: ONE HUNDRED VIEWS
Of FUJI. The Peerless Moynisin % ren-
observer Of mid-lsth century life. Bound IN
ribbon In japanese fashion. Slipesse.
Pub. at $1,000 Sale $5.SS
Evening star., 1961-08-06
I. tn. Civil War : WASHINGTON

4 I. The Civil War = WASHINGTON
IN llNeoLN'S TIME, By Mesh nr.sk..
%, BY n. MliaHS. This record prUVidas an
Intimate PortFah Il the PFesldeaf and q
reveaIins picture ef ihs Civil war polIfies
from the inside.
Pub. at SASS Sale $l.eS
z. The Arthur Raekhsm Edlfion-RIP
VAN WINAke, hv washington IrViRs, s
maentleeHf pictures IN eeloF. WIN delisht
oeUlls and ehlldren alike, BeaUilfUl, wide
maFsln edition. . must for eellacfoFS Ct
RsehhsmiaRa end "iln0 pr0ss" 6ooks.
Pub. at $3.50 Sale $3.s0
8. THE PROFESSOR AND TINE COM.
MISSIONS, BY Bernard Schwartz. The
shoeklnS inside story q e0rruptloa and in
Hvenee-psddilns told by the erUsadIRs law
professor VINO uncovered the Miami Chan
rel 10 and Adams cetdflRe cases.
Pub. at $500 Sale $l.Oo
K 4. the WORDS or JUSTICE BRAN.
pkIS, cd. By s. oeldmaa. Eve. BY JUssIes
VIM. q. D0uglas. Internal OpiRtoas oa
AlnendnS tha Constitution, Bis Buslnsss,
Radicals end Conservatives, Scientists and
IheoIeslahss plus piihY eh0yaefsFixasionS
OihOFS.
Pub. at $500 Sale $1.4s
Evening star., 1961-08-06

81. PlcASSo IN ANTIBES. 70 exuvIsIss
Ss SSsS ,er e Ss sI..
try and eeramleS-thaf Please created IN
the Chateau crin1aldi between July and
December Of 1916. lo,eeo words cover the
entirety of Picasso'S work II relation 10 iha
Pub. at $1,000 Sale $1o.ss
S5. MIRO, BY Walter Erbsa. This beck
70 ihe result Of the several Hienihs fhs
eminent ert critic scent ss me heVss
sUesf o. the sroat artist. Their eoaversa-
s::;.t SSs form S"' sas o. ne sst s'tssT s..1s az.
Illustrated with 80 phOtOsraphs es Miro %
work In his MaioTeS studio, representative
works Of Oh periods, plus elsht eeIor plaies
lnslydlng double sPFsad Of the famed
uNESeo myrsls.
Pub. at $3.50 Sale $4.s0
"a. VESALIUS THE ANATOMY Ill.
USTRATED. ID. by J. ,. ssyedsrs snd
edition Of one Of the most remsrkabIe
works In ihe whole history of science, art
and printing: Included ere g fvI!-pese zee.
woodeUts Of ihe human figUrs and orqsns,
with annoisiions, . discussion Of ihe plates
and q biographical sketch.
Pub. at $1,000 Sale $5.qS
X IS. the lie De FRANCE - The
Story Of a Great Ship, by Den s,sn-
ford. UnpsrallsIed luxury liner sNd oeesn-
scing playground for ne rich, iroopship
and blockade runner in WV 1.-The whole
story from It's Isynehlns In lS1S to lts DEM
clifton In 1852. Photos.
Pub. at $4.95 Sale S1.00
o6. TINE REDlScoVERY or MAN,
BY Waldo Frank. One Of the IeadIns writers
Of our fine provides an intellectual memoir
and analysis Of the creative forces fiaf
make Up the modern world.
Pub. at $6.95 Sale $I.ss
Evening star., 1961-08-06
81. THE SOUTHERN CHRISTMAS

Book, by Harnsft T. Kans. A warm
and impressive eoIINeiIon q VniqveY
Southern Yvlatide customs, carols and
eooklRs, from earliest times 10 the
present. Creole holiday u New Or.
leans, the YUieild0 In frontier Ken
tvekys aRfe-bellum chFlstmassS On
eeersla plantations, holiday festivities
and decorations today. Illus.
Pub. st $4.95 Sale $l.qS
Evening star., 1961-08-06

X l03. Mans Christian AndeFsen'S
FAIRY TALES. FHsy sxsuIsI.s fuII.eeIsr
Illustrations and Seores Of Idorsbis draw.
mss add new dimension 10 AndersenAS
WsnderfBl sforieS for children. The lsrses
aasy.fo-Feod fypa In q beautifully bound
volume makes n OA 0xeltlns sifi.0ook for
0ny child. Snarial 60 oa
Evening star., 1961-08-06

30. Weird War n LOW LEVEL MIS-.
SION hy Lssa Wolfg. The eompIsss siery
ne FemoFkabla 7le6mlle run tFOm
AIries snd hsek nat bembed The PIeSsil
Pub. at $3.50 Sale $l.o0
81. BEHIND the RAPE OF HUNGARY,
w syS y .a; JsS.;PavI ssrirs; u: Hynsar!s1
events leadlns " % ~. and rs inpIleSiIons
Pub. af $3.50 Sale $l.49
X 81. ILLUSTRATING AND CARTOON.
N6, BY Arthur zsIdsnbsrs. Tells and shows
Covers spseifIe eFolsets irOm Inc initial
aSslsnment 10 priafiRs.
Pub. at $4.95 Sale $l.qe
%. FLOWER SHADOWS BEHIND TINE
CURTAIN, BY x Liam Man Y,ns. Ths
classic chinsse novel ssf dUfIsS ne raFier er
lnvaslea Of the l2ih eeafvFY. Displaced
poFSesss ruthless Invaders, dlsIHtasFation Of,
aad iAs revivel et relIsloAs StrikIns parallels
70 our oNn time,
Pub. at $500 Sale $l.sS
"a. ADVENTURES IN BI0e RAPHY,
BY Willard eennsIY. Amees ftess we meet
In person or IeseHd are Yeah, r. 1, sieV.
snsen, Lord ehesieFfieId, Margaret Fuller
and A8sUSiUs John. illus.
Pub. at $500 Sale $l.sS
IS. JOHNSON AND BOSWELL: The
Sfsry Of Their Lives, by H,,ks,h Pear.
eemelaod biesFaphY Of iwo of the most
seloIigl peIsenaIlilss 10 ERslIsh NE and
Pub. at $3.50 Sale $I.9e
Evening star., 1961-08-06
lO4. GEORGE BERNARD SHAW. Man

Io4. GEORGE BERNARD SHAW. Man
OF the Century, bY ArehIbaId hORssF.
sea. This beck ls aSfUalIy q eellaboraii0A
eeiWeea 1uihsF aad subject froin lSo3 y
shaW'S eeath In lSSo. gVeFy aspect u
shaw covered n fell; the plaYs, The essayS,
tha HsUafelaeus eorTesponde0ee.
Pub. at $1,000 Sale $3.se
los. MERE TODAY hyL. Tan.
naF. Faselastlns stories q u YOUns AmoFI-
cans wAe achieved early fame, End hoW
fieY Pssefed 10 u, PeFtrNiis q Seoii Fin.
gsFsld, Charles Llndhsrsh, James Dean.
Pub. at $3.50 Sale 500
l06. U. s. MILITARY DOCTRINE,
BY DALE Q. Smith, USAF. FWd, By Cen.
Carl SpaAiI. An examination u military
peliey and national esfensS In ire ar
BteHnie aSe.
Pub. OF $3.50 Sale 81
Io7. A MILITARY HISTORY or MOD.
ERk CHINA, BY p. p. liz. Ths best lvlI.
dress sleFr ef MedeFR China URdeF ehlsAs
kai-ehok, 0eFNaaa 0nd Soviet p0lltieo-ENill.
laFY maBegVarss WeFld wor u, end RED
chlna'S triunph.
Pub. at $500 Sale $l.00
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Special Sl.0s

rs. AFRIcA-A Handbook for Travel.
ers, BY {. r. Joy. Everyihins yov need to
know about PASSPORTS, exehhnSe rates, eUs-
IONS, climate; plus Information on places
Of Interest, hotels and iransporistioN In
Pub. at $3.50 Sale SIX
rs. GOLDFISH, CATS AND cIvILlzA.
lion, by Gary webster. The amszlns
steFY Of the part other Twins creatures have
plsIed IN mans early history and present
Pub. at $3.95 Sale $1.49
~. Animal cOlIsetinSrTHE WIDEST
0AMe, BY Peter RYhinsr. A darins Swiss
hunter without . sun, roSms the WorId foF
wild same wanted BY zoos. lIlUs.
Pub. at $4.o5 Sale $1.49
10. TAKE PICTURES FOR ADVENTURE,
BY Tenn Siobart. 4Vssthiakins accounts es
travels 10 AntaretkS, me African iUnsles,
fhe vest Australian SWSmpIaRdS, S1d his
expediiloa with Hillary which raSuIfsd
IN the SPECTACULAR film "ThO conqvest Of
Everest" 90 photos.
Pub. at $4.95 Sale $l.es
Evening star., 1961-08-06

~. Russia and Amsriea-czARs AND
PRESIDENTS, BY AIsxaDdr. rsr,,Ia,. III.
tesSenen tr1eadshIp" between AHfaFieH
Accounts q Russian Alaska, RUsslaA Cali
iernla ana Russian hawaiI, q JOhR Pad
yones end Marx TWslA h Russia.
Pub. at $6.95 Sale $l.90
-. NATIVE GENIUS IN ANONYMOUS
ARCHITECTURE, BY slbyI MOMoy.Nssy.
Jos pheiesraphs and Il drawings. Ixeii.
Ing volume en- the eeAiFlSUfIonS of Inc
unkneWm and UnfUferod bviIdeFs q me
nmeT'ess n1ae iS so eur arehfisetUrsl heritase,
a.. GREECE. % pho,osr,vN., 4 IN es,or
the lntrisulns blend Of me Cd and me
new-fhs Greece Of tho PartheoN- and me
Aihans Of todaY.
Special $3.sS
As. TINE ARCHITECTURE or SIR CHRIS.
TOPPER WREN, by vIk,sr Evr,,. IN.
Ksst detailed study, INelUdlnS discussion
M the mere than 100 drswlnsS discovered
s,,.G y I;S: l:,,: oa'.ISsTs R'lso".s = aUtssa;
arswinss' lT Illus. FSPrcdUelns helesroph
material.
Pub. at $500 Sale $4.ss
4 46. James ThUrbsr TINE YEARS
WITH ROSS. 1vrbuIsnt and s+se,isDs,.
eeeevnf Of Harold w. Ress, the "iraSelble
sSS'T ssS 81. we ',nx sSyndcs q, ne New YcrSr"
with sneedetes o. RebeTf ienehIsY, Alex
ander WeoIesit, Charles Adams, Dorothy
Parker, many others.
Pub. at $500 Sale Sl.00
Evening star., 1961-08-06
K IS. FROM TINE MoReENTHAU

X IS. FROM TINE MoRcENTHAU
DlARIES-YGsrs Of Crisis, le2s-3s,
Misni based On the msmeiFs ef the Seerss
Iary q the Treasury whe came 10 know
FoR better man sHY Osher e0blnef mem
Der. Priceless personal "reminiscences %
Roosevelt, Null: Iekss, hopkiHs, Of 81.
Pub. at $3.50 Sale $l.49
rs. An Old American Custom
BUNDLlNG, BY II. z. Stiles. The dss,nitivs
end central heeilnS unknown.
Pub. at $3.50 Sale $l.0O
II. TINE COMIC TRADITION IN AMER.
NA, Cd. BY X. s. Lynn. MasnffIeent an
MelesY Of me tremendous visor aHd native
orisinaliiy Of AmefieaS hUFnor. Marx
Twain, Edsar Allan Poe, BsnlamIA Frank
lin, oavY Crockett, etc.
Pub. at $500 Sale $l.eS
X 10. PIRACY, MUTlNY AND MUIR.
DER. BY EDWARD Rove snOw. sIxissm
Ihrillins tales Of true crime, lReiUdIng me
Club fles, me csptSIN Josepk Whiie story,
and . detailed review Of me Lizzie Bordee
case. Fully Illustrated.
Pub. at $500 Sale S1.90
10. FANTASTIC SOUTH AMERICA,
By y. L. Williams. Drama q each o. mo
countries from prehlsierie times 10 the
present: ne eoFniRs Oi me first AEaeFieans
1890 years ASoi the ravAses q me Cen
aUlssadores; the civilization of iise IReasS
natural end human F0soureesj Sfrusgles fef
independeNee. % phOlos.
Pub. at 5000 Sale $2.eS
Evening star., 1961-08-06

X S. THE FIREsIDE BooK or FISH.
lNI' Cd. BY Raymond R. eamp. Ferry
i've selections from the SFoaf literature
OF Anslins. Stephen Vlaeenf Bsnef,
hemlnsWeys Ben AT10s Williams and
Phllip HYlle are annons tha eeaiFibUtorS
q feet, fiction and an OeeOsloaaI dollop
Of lnsirvefiea.
Pub. at $3.50 Sale $2.9e
Evening star., 1961-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w.
Joyce Of 1902 Lee highway,
Arlington, celebrate their
5Oth wedding anniversary
Wednesday. They have
three children and 10
grandchildren. Mr.. Joyce
was with the Treasury De-
partment for 50 years, re-
firing in 1947.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

TIA. WILD TIGERS AND TAME FLEAS,
BY BlH BaIlsNSine. A delIshttvI end In
formative beok on animal iFainlhg. ehap-
i:s S, a. sa 'TsEsS ea, '.s sns Sss ..r :.'k'' 500
Pub. at $500 Sale $1.00
IT'S. la PETITE, The Life Of Louise
Do 10 vaIIisre, BY Jean Sanders. POrtrslt
Srsvsd ihs issieusS u ne esgrf 10 b.
come The mistress 81 LoUls XIV.
Pub. at $500 Sale $l.oo
11S. illustrated HISTORY or WEST.
ERN TECHNOLOGY, BY p. KIsmm. A
eopIevsiY fFOm the men WhO were FNspch'
eibIe for the dsVsIepmeht q toehnelogy
from Grsee-eemen times 10 ihe Alemie
Ase. sad makes ne wAeIs eeNPrshs"sIelo
e me medeFn rssdeF. .
Pub. Of $3.50 Sale $2.sS
III. CONSERVATIVES IN POWER
BY. EdwlH 1. Dale, Jr. A hlghlY nsFeeptlva
".tUdY IN frUstrsiisa" q thS Eisenhower
admlnistrstloa.
Pub. Of S3.95 Sale $l.00
llS. KNOW YOUR DOCTOR, BY W. [.
Smellsr. HSw . senersI practitioner treated
vsFievs psyehosemsfie symptoms:
Pub. ct $500 Sale $500
1ls. TINE MIND TN CHAINS: The Auto.
biography Of Q SehizOphrsnie. hyw.L.
MooFe. URiaUa, poWOFfUl story N On aH.
Marine end sradUafe student % Jehns Her.
kiAs whe Yves eoFnHllfted 10 Q hespli0l--
end wrets lhis b00k 10 free himself.
Pub. at $3.50 Sale $l.00
12o. WOMAN WITH ARTHRITIS: The
True StsrY Of a Recovery, BY Ann ssott.
The sFlppiRSIY frank aeeeURt d Q female
executive whe .ihreUsh lsYehoiherspy con
aueFsd ne erlppllns effects q aFihrlils.
Pub. OF $3.50 Sale $l.00
Evening star., 1961-08-06

"a. TINE HAVEN. FINDING ART,
BY Pref. e. Q. r. TaYloF. The faselnafins
history Of BaVlSaiion from odyssevs 10
Captain Geek, trAelRs III deveicemehf
Instruments.
Pub. at $500 Sale sass
Evening star., 1961-08-06

X 10. U. S. CAMERA: ,,s, ID. by
studies % iHe fifty ssSics q he U.s.X.
ineludins. portfeIIO-lensfh sections on Ma
we'll and Alaska by AhSeI Adams, OUT
Sfandins work BY SteleheH, BoUFke-W -Weifes
BFUehl, Pete Turner. Over 800 paseS 0f
phoeos, ~ In full color. SI1xllh". 49,.
Pub. at $8.o5 Sale $2.sS
II. THE BABE AND |, BY Mrs. Rate
Ruth, win BIN SIoeym. The eoIorfIilY
Pub. at $3.95 Sale $1.oo
II. KAFKA AND PRAGUE, BY Em,rv.,
Frynte. q photos BY Jan LVkaS. MasnIfl-
cent texf-snd.pietUrs study Of the sreaf
writer and his work. The gVoiatloas that
form the FTtOviHS eapfIonS of the superb
ehoiosraphs pietvrO fhe deserted csfhodFAi
Ct The Trial the mehaelns f0riress q
The Castle.
Special Import, $5.s5
4 Is. TINE SATYRIcoN OF PETRo.
MUS ARbITER. Trans. aserIbsd 10 cesar
Wllde. The classic odVOnfUFOs o. hNO
rapseolions, dSpleiinS fho aetVaI life q
kome under Nero; lis Wlekednoss, dessR;
eTaeY deNsveheFies and enorTnliies.
Pub. at $500 Sale $l.00
Evening star., 1961-08-06

/ "a. BEGINNERS Book Of FISH.
ING BY J. MecaIIVn end D. StidoIph.
lnfofTnatiV0 infrodueiioa, fer YoURsSteFS
2 10 -, 10 ihe skill End fun oi iiShlns,
lnelUdlnS chapters q splnnlns, eamplnS
cut, eookiRs and first aid. keeOunfS
experiences Of Mickey Mantle, Ted VIII
Iiams end " Cobb. n Illus.
Pub. at $3.50 Sale $l.M
Evening star., 1961-08-06

3. ANeELIoUE, Ay s.r,.s.us &C.
Ion. Nins-hyndrsd-piSs RSvSI II ne
sFeat tradition Of HUSo and Dunes.
Brinss 10 life me world q Leuls XIV
and an enlsmaiie woman whose toFhpeS-
iUoUs life ranged from fh0 Paris UNDER
world 10 ihs royal palace at Versailles.
Pub. at $5.95 Sale $I.oo
Evening star., 1961-08-06

100. HIMALAYAN BARBARY, NyeH
hslmeAderf. The UAaxpiered resloNs q ne
Greet hlmalaYsR RanSs 10 the excite st
tins for aR snihPepelosleal SsUdY q ne
vnismsd DsfIas trioashsa. Illus.
Pub. at $3.50 Sale 90
ITO. Early Avts Trials ADYENTUR.
EKS ROAD, BY T. r. NIeholsoa. The In
credible adventures Of the PekiR-PSFis TFtSl
f 1897 and tiea New York-Parls RSe0 0t
tsoe. IS rare lIlUS.s nnApS,
Pub. at $3.50 Sale $1.O0
I'll. An invitation TO eRYProGRAINS,
BY q. Williams. Concise Aad fsseiasiins
primer On how 70 Solv0 thS secret wTltihS
81 the erYioSHam.
Pub. OF $2.95 Sale $l.00
I12. Secret Tibet - LAND OF THE
lAMAS, p. eevlIaFi. HaIr.Falslns 3D.
ventures aHleas fha "PFinesS q me Black
Bone" Whem NJ WesieFRoF he'd ever SseA
beier0.
Pub. at $4.0o Sale $l.00
Evening star., 1961-08-06

K Al. Lincoln In PietUres-MEEr
NIX. LINCOLN, by r.. Hsnssr and D.
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the worse. But they fully ex-
pect the government to aban-
don Vientiane without a fight
If the rebels mount a full-scale
offensive against it or cut Vien-
tiane off.
Pro-Communist rebels strik-
ing across the narrow waist of
Laos have moved within about
100 miles northeast Of this ad-
ministrative capital and have
isolated two important govern
ment garrisons at Paksane and
Tha Thorn. Government units
in the area along the Mekong
River already are being dis
persed to wage guerrilla war
fare.
Many Westerners here feel
the government is being un-
necessarily and prematurely
timid. They say the govern
ment's obvious preparations for
flight have loosed a flood of
rumors that is extremely dam
aging to civilian morale.
War Is Elsewhere
Government officials DENY
any plans for evacuation, They
say they are redeploying their
forces, moving some govern
ment services to Savannakhet
for organizational reasons, and
sending troops and police Of
ficers from Savannakhet back
home.
Other Laotians smile know
ingly, point north and say,
But that's where the fight
ing is"
Prince Boun Oum cheerfully
told a Western Ambassador
several days ago government
forces would recapture the stra-
tegic rebel-held Plaine des
Jarres northeast of Vientiane
in a general offensive before
the end of the month. But
much of the government force
massed for this offensive were
sent scattering into the hills
when rebel forces struck south
from the Plaine des Jarres last
week end.
The governments southern
offensive has been crushed,
and the only hope Of an at
tack on the Plaine now rests
on a relatively small govern
ment force moving toward a
linkup west Of the Plaine with
an even smaller detachment
from Luang Prabang. Most
independent military experts
doubt it is strong enough to
threaten the pro-Communist
rebels on the Plaine.