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Evening star., 1961-07-26

mands for stronger action
and total victory"
In this area Senator Full
bright already has teed off
on Senator Goldwater. How,
he asked, does Mr.. Gold
water propose to achieve that
total victory: is it by nuclear
war. brilliant diplomacy or
unanswerable logic? For him.
self, Mr.. Fulbright gave the
Kennedy answer that what is
needed is long-range inter-
vention in depth, hard, tir-
ing and expensive though it
may be.
Administration Strategists
have arranged a meeting with
other able debaters in their
Senate majority. The aim is
to impress upon them the
necessity for defending the
Kennedy policy at all points
and challenging his detrac-
tors.
Such a course, it is argued,
will not offend Republican
moderates but on the con-
trary help them by putting
the extremists of their party
on the defensive.
1t is generally agreed that
unless the foreign aid bill
survives strongly in the Sen
ate, it may wither and even
die in the more conservative
House. This would be a sad
blow to the President, coming
on top Of extinction of the
education bill which he also
presented as a foundation
stone for an effective foreign
policy.
Mr.. Kennedy sets his sights
high in foreign aid, both in
Evening star., 1961-07-26

The United States faces not
one crisis-that over Berlin
but rather two crises. The
second, though less immi-
nent, is hardly less grave
in its long implications. And
it is interlinked with the first.
The bleak meaning of this
second crisis is that we must
soon make an open and a
fateful national decision. Are
we going to stand in the last
moments Of truth with our
old Western allies in their
manifold troubles with ex-
colonial and now belliger-
emily independent" African
countries?
Or are we, in desperately
trying to appeal to the worlds
third force" nations, going
finally to let down France and
others which share our West
ern heritage - in all its
strengths as we'll as in its
weaknesses?
All during the Eisenhower
administration, and now in
the Kennedy administration,
the great choice has been
postponed. UNDERSTANDABLE,
both administrations have
tried to avoid any wide rup-
ture with either side. To give
altogether consistent support
to our traditional allies
would be to ALLEVIATE the
emerging new states which
many declare to represent the
wave of the future.
But to go always with these
ex-colonial countries would
be to say goodbye to all our
past, and to those nations
in this here-and-now world
which. so far, possess the
true power to be of real and
present assistance to us in
Evening star., 1961-02-09

See wide ond hondsome selection Of speeioI
VoIentine ieweIry including Heort Pins for her
and Cuff Link Sets for him. Assorted chill
dren's ieweIry and brond-new foshion pieces
at Drug Fair.
Evening star., 1961-02-09

Cannon nylons ore wonderful gift for any
womon superb firing Common hosiery hos
exclusive snoe-resstont finish for beouN thof
losts and losts. Mony popular styles ohd
shodes TO choose from al Drug For
Evening star., 1961-12-10
BY VIOLET FAULKNER
Fond Editor of The Star

AS sure as the first week
end in December rolls round
the Jensens plunge into
preparations for their ira
ditlonal Danish koldt bord
tcold table, scheduled for
Christmas Day.
Yesterday Mrs. Anna
Marie Jensen and her two
daughters. Vera and Mrs.
Gerda Dybvad, started on
their cookies. They'll mix,
chill, roll, bake until every
available tin container in
the house is crammed to the
brim with crisp, buttery
cookies.
I'VE don't use a regular
cooky press. it's too slow.
We rely on the various disks
that fit onto our 43-year-
old meat grinder. 1t does a,
faster job" Vera points out.
And we like to use am
monium carbonate in our
cookies. We think it makes
a much crisper cooky and
there's no flavor of Soda"
she adds. The ammonium
carbonate can be bought at
the drugstore in either
cubed Or crystal FORM
Evening star., 1961-12-10
AT THE JENSENS
A Real Danish
IJuF Planned H.

we prefer the solid form
which we pulverize in a
mortar and pestle to use as
we need it," she continues.
Before the end of the
week they'll take time out to
drive to Brandywine, Md,
and pick up two hogs heads
that the Misses Mary and
Ellen Wilson will have for
them. It's a standing order
for every holiday season.
Then, this week end Vera
and Gerda, under the
watchful eye of their moth
er, will make headcheese,
another speciality of their
Danish cold table.
I'VE have our family din
ner on Christmas Eve, then
on Christmas Day we set up
our traditional Danish cold
table and invite our friends
to join u.s." says Vera.
From early afternoon until
late evening guests drop by
to wish the JenSenS a Merry
Jul and to feast on such
delicacies as headcheese,
pressed lamb. liver pate.
pork sausages. salads. pick
led herring. hundreds of
cookies everyth ing
homemade no short cuts,
no mixes go on this table.
The pictures shown here
were taken a year ago but
the pattern doesn't change.
This week the JenSens are
baking cookies, next week
they'll prepare the meats,
and come Christmas Day
the table will be laden with
Danish delicacies which
they will share with oheir
friends. This family holi-
day custom originated in
Denmark and has been per-
petuated since Mrs. Jensen
came to the United States
in 1911.
Recipes for some of the
Jensen's special Danish
foods can be found on Page
E-l2.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. z. EDGAR

TEST: In 1906, Tenor
Enrico Caruso was in San
Francisco for an opera en-
sagement when that city was
destroyed by earthquake and
fire.
Caruso was thrown out Of
bed by the tremor. He STUN
bled to the window and looked
out on q scene Of devastation.
Outside his door. in the hotel
corridor. people were running
and screaming In panic.
Caruso managed to control
his nervousness long enough
to lift his voice in song, to
test his precious vocal chords.
Satisfied that they had not
been impaired. he Joined the
Evening star., 1961-01-13

DEAR ABBY: Regarding
the letter from the woman
who has been getting anony-
NOUS phone calls telling her
that her husband was STEP
ping out on her. I was tickled
pink when you told her to
pay no attention to it. Only
last week I received such q
phone call from q woman
who refused to tell me who
she was. She said she thought
! should know that my hus-
band was seeing another
woman. 1t just so happens
! am not married. EVA.
= 4 4
DEAR ABBY: When people
you otherwise enjoy ask per-
sonal questions, what is the
best way to handle the situa-
ton? I have been asked by
this certain woman how
much I paid for my shoes,
taxes and how much my gas
and electric bill Is. I tried
saying. II don't remember"
but the questioning continues.
I have to associate with her
Evening star., 1961-01-13

friends. He's impatient. He
says. Get to the point" He'd
call my ideas nonsense.
But my friends don't care
whether I make sense or not.
We just pour out our inner
thoughts. and no one ridicules
Us or rushes US. After I bare
my soul to my girl friend
over the phone. everything in
my life seems to fit into
place. Between Gwen and
myself, we get things in order
and then I can buckle down
to reality better.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
The need to communicate
Is universal. normal and basic
in human beings. Even q
hermit like Thoreau COM
muned" with nature. And
conversely. being unable to
communicate has been found
to lead to mental illness.
Thus we see all the talk"
Evening star., 1961-01-13
DEAR ABBY
Shores Stir Up Old Terror
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN

DEAR ABBY: When I was
o young girl. I had to cut
across a COW pasture to get
to school. A couple Of COWS
chased me once, making
those terrible mooing noises,
and I have been terrified of
cows ever since.
I've been married a short
time and have been having
horrible Nightmares about
those cows. Then I discoy.
cred that my husbands snor-
ing brought back the memo.
ries Of those pursuing COWS.
We have a very small apart
ment so I can't 60 into an
other bedroom to sleep. How
does a wife sleep with a ,hus-
band who snores?
SNORER'S. WIFE.
Go to a drugstore and ask
for bees wax ear plugs"
They really work! There are
several brands ON the market
but, curiously enough, most
pharmacy clerks have trouble
finding them. You have to
be persistent!
Evening star., 1961-01-13
jim BISHOP:
REPORTER
How Joey Got Last Name

NOW HE Is KNOWN
j everywhere and he earns
100000 . year and Jake
] mean Jack-doesn't even
ask Master Gottlieb-I mean
= Bishop-where he gets the
100000 half dollars. In fact,
the father can't even UNDER
stand what the people are
laughing at.
joey is q homebody and
likes to sit in q deep chair
with his shoes off watching
cowboy television. He plays
golf in the high 70s and no.
body whacks him for lying
about bogies.
This winter. he spent time
starring at the Fontainebleau
in Miami and his Jokes were
typical and tropical.
Look at that guy Jim
Bishop sitting over there
laughing. We've got the
same name but we're not in
the same parish"
(copyright. 1861. King Pastures, Inc.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Miqroine Headache
By DR.. PETER J. sTElNcRoHN

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: Will
you discuss migraine head
ache?-Mrs. j.. Ohio.
YOUR REQUEST is so
matter Of fact and unemo-
tional that I'd be safe in
making q wager that you are
not a migraine sufferer.
Chances are that you are
trying to get information
for the benefit Of q family
member or q friend.
Whatever your reason, you
deserve to learn something
about this troublesome con-
dition.
The migraine patient is
usually q perfectioniSt. When
things are not done his way"
1t often adds up to q migraine
attack. He Is usually tense
and high-strung. Common
trigger effects" are emotion
al crises. indecision, and Sc
we're competition.
Although the migraine
headache may occur at any
age. 1t is not found frequent
ly in the aged. In fact, In
women, 1t tends to disappear
after the menopause.
The patient usually gives
Q history Of one-sided head
aches which occur every few
weeks or months. In many
cases there is q warning Of
impending headache by what
we call "aura"-the patient
may see unusual lights" or
complain Of disturbance in
his vision.
The headache itself is
often described in various
ways depending upon the
patient involved-pounding,
throbbing. dull. and persist
ent. Women with migraine
usually feel worse at the time
Of their menseS.
During the attack, the
patient is quite Ill and un-
comfortable. She can't stand
the sight or smell Of food.
Bright lights make her dis
tress worse. Chats why she
often prefers o quiet, dark
ened room.) There is usually
nausea and vomiting. The
headeche itself may last any
where from Q few hours to q
few days.
Whatever Is the underly-
Evening star., 1961-01-13

other guests in panicky
flight.
CONTROL: During his
first years in the United
States, Russian Composer Igor
Stravinsky found 1t difficult
to express himself in English.
Once. at rehearsal, one of
the viohnists made the same
mistake repeatedly. Stravin-
sky's anger mounted steadily,
but throughout the rehearsal,
he addressed the man politely.
Later, a friend said to him.
Let me compliment you
on your control. How you
could speak so politely when
you were so angry is beyond
me-"
Il was only polite in Eng
lish, because I don't know
the right words" explained
Stravinsky. you should have
heard what ! called him under
my breath in Russian!"
Evening star., 1961-01-13

ing cause. the main anatomi-
cal and physiological factors
are extreme dilation Of the
large arteries in the BRAIN
The resulting swelling of the
brain tissues and pressure on
nerves causes the pain.
The doctors job is to pre-
scribe . drug called ergota-
mine tartrate. (The earlier
in the attack, the better. Once
the blood vessels have had
time to dilate. the discom-
fort is more difficult to con-
troll Caffeine also helps to
narrow the blood vessels and
end the attack. You can take
this In the form Of q pill or
as black coffee.
In some cases, there is re-
lief from codeine (for pain) j,
and chlorpromazine which
often suppresses nausea. Oxy-
gen inhalation helps some
patients. Dozens of drugs
have been recommended.
As q patient, you have an
important job. too. Thas's
trying to make over your per-
sonality into an easy going,
philosophical person: who'll
be darned II he'll swap per-
lection and an unbending
way Of life for these miser-
able, recurring migraine
headaches.
II you can accomplish this
difficult feat. you won't need
pills and injections to over
come your migraine because
your attacks will be q thing
Of the past.
Il recently heard that one
aspirin q day would help pre-
vent heart trouble. True or
false?"-Mrs. r., Indiana.
ASPIRIN Is O wonderful
drug. when indicated, In vari-
Gus conditions. But In this in
stance the answer Is: FALSE.
Dr.. Steihcrohn sCelcomes
readers letters, but because
of the great number received.
he cannot ansiDer each one
personally. HotDeper, all
questions are ultimately in
corp0rGted into the column.
tResassd By The Bel syndicatO
4
Msadey: Slsspins pills.
Evening star., 1961-01-13

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1961-01-13
mentioned above, as a vaiu-
ahlA hmalkh- OiviyaN n,,flak

mentioned above, as a vaiu-
able. health-giving outlet.
Up to Q point, talk is medi-
cine. II 1t is poured into a
sympathetic. non judging
(even non-listening) ear, It
Is healthful. Better out than
in" Is usually true Of trou-
bles and joys as well as ade-
noids!
But there comes the point
Of diminishing retuSns, where
talk is but a prolonged eva
sion, a substitute for any
positive action. Then 1t Is not
communication, but static.
Sylvia must learn to know
the dividing line. Too much
talk, as an indulgence, can
be as paralyzing as too much
whisky.
Meanwhile, Mr.. r. might
try doing what Sylvia-and
Marc Antony-ask Of their
friends: Lend an ear!
tcopyright 1851. Gen. Features Corr. !,
Evening star., 1961-01-13

The only thing that re-
mains the same for Jake
Gottlieb is the bicycle shop.
1t is still in South Philadel-
phia and. even though Jake
Is aging and i'll, coaster brakes
need adjustment, chains
come off sprockets. and the
people Of the neighborhood
are still fairly poor in worldly
goods but rich in neighbor-
hood spirit.
MIR. GOTTLIEB had five
children. He was tough. Mrs.
Gottlieb used to say to the
children. Don't talk to poppa
before he eats" The family
was so poor that. If one Of
the youngsters showed UP
after school with q dime. IA
ther whacked the kid because
he assumed that no child
could come by ten cents
honestly.
His youngest was Joey.
joey tried all the amateur
nights. A Negro boy named
Glen, Bishop used to drive
joey and his trio around to
the local movie houses to do
their satires on radio pro-
grams, and joey said that if
Glen would let them use his
car. they'd change their
names to Bishop. So joey
Gottlieb became Joey Bishop.
This started the name
changing. No one in the
Gottlieb house is the same.
Jake switched to Jack but
stuck to Gottlieb. Harry be-
came Freddie. Clara is now
Claire; Becky is Betty and
now poppa doesn't know
whom to whack even when
they identify themselves.
joey says that he was belted
SO much that. until he was
IL, he thought he was on a
dog team. He still calls one
Of his brothers Mush.
Joey went to Benjamin
Rush School an d won q
spelling contest. The teacher
gave him so cents. He came
home with it and one brother
and then another beat him
up for lying. Poppa arrived
with the belt at 8 pm. It
was a busy day.
This explains why Mr..
Bishop talks fast and punchy
today. He Is ~, married to A
lovely lady who used to be
Sylvia Ruzga. and lives in
Englewood, N. j., with a tai
ented son Larry.
1t saddens joey to know
that his old alma mater,
Benjamin Rush School. is
now devoted to teaching re-
tarded children. It. doesn't
lift his morale to remember
that. in the Army, he was
assigned to entertain psyche
patients only.
He has had three big breaks
In his life. One was his first
solo. act at Vine Gardens
in Chicago at $3.50 a week.
There, he talked to a whole
wall full Of mirrors for 40
weeks. The next big break
came when he played Bill
Miller's Riviera In Fort Lee,
N. j. The star was Frank
Sinatra and people came to
see Frank and remained to
accept Joey. The third big
break came when Jack Paar
invited joey to appear on his
network program.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
FAMILY COUNCIL
Girls Yak
On Phone
Irks Dad
THE PROBLEM

Mr.. ]. Rive have two
phones at home and the
lines always busy on both,
with my wife and daughter
always talking.
Sylvia R.-A talk with my
girl friend clears up all my
problems.
Evening star., 1961-01-13

30 I don't want trouble. al
though I feel like saying,
That's none Of your busi-
ness" TOO POLITE
A person who would ak
you what you paid for your
shoes Is starting at the
bottom and working her way
up to some dillies. With yonf
sweetest smile and warmest
tone reply, I'D rather not
say" Then change the sub
ject.
Distributed by McNaugh Syndicate
1nc.)
Evening star., 1961-01-13
THE DETAILS

Mr.. J. RI thought my
wife held the record for nom
stop yak. but I think she's
met her match in Sylvia, our
l5-year-old daughter. To free
our telephone line for others
besides Sylvia's friends. we
got her a private phone and
a separate number. Even so,
I can't get through to the
house during the afternoon
and evening.
I'm not going to try to
change my wife, but with
Sylvia there's still some hope.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Now Many Wear
FALSE Teeth
With Little Worry

Eat: talk. laugh or sneeze without
rear OF insecure false teeth dropping
snpping or wobbling. FASTEEfH
noide plates hrmer and more e0fn. |.
torsaoly. This pleasant powder has oo
gummy. gooey. pasty taste or feeling.
DOESN'T cause nausea. It's alkaline
tnon-actd). Checks plate odor"
ldenture BREATH. Get FASTEETH Al
any drug counter.
Evening star., 1961-01-13

There must be q way to show
her It's more important to
read and think and work than
to spend hours Just talking.
And what nonsense! I don't
think they even listen to each
other. They Just yammer.
Sylvia r. - When I talk
with my friends I feel
won d erf I'll. It's especially
relaxing on the telephone,
because I have their full
attention and We can really
get down to the bottom Of
things.
These phone tests mean
everything to me. I love my
father but I could never talk
to him the way I can to my
Evening star., 1961-01-13

The fomiIy Council consists Ct Q
judge. . psyehiotrist. three clergy.
men, three editors ond q women's
editor. Eaeh srtiels is o summary
OF Q fumily disagreement pre-.
ssntsd to the council. The council
desls with problems, meior and
minor. encountered by suidenes
eeunselers and soeisI workers.
Csuneil sditer, Alma Denny.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
BAYFRONT CORNER
HOWARr E,
TALL NRT
Nd. UNiversity 7-GGi

By 0WNEB-2G o., approx. $50
#. riRer-froGt. farm, I1-rEl.
house, z vacation cottages. ideal
camp, rest home, SPORTSMAN haT-
Dor. Rte. I. Eax at7, EdseWater,
Md. UN 7-R3o3
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WATERFRONT lots at Sandy Point,
Westmoreland County, Virginia-
General Parker Shores" By far
the finest State roads, utilities
shade trees, small boat harnor.
Terms. Overlooking Potomac and
Chesapeake Bay. HISTORYLAND,
INC, warsaw, Va.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
WATERFRONT

Completely furnished q bedrm,
%1Iis.SFn H0nIs On sh Rhode . Riysr ys i, hiv r%
workshop and outside bath. Lge.
fenced lot. Immaculate condition.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
TWIN FALLS
FLINT HILL VA

A permanent mountain community
under development in the Blue
Ridge mountains Of virginia, by
professional and business men for
professional and business men,
Approx. / hr. from washington,
.. c.: mostly surrounded by the
shenandoah Natl. Park, and adj,
to the Appalachian Trail and Sky
line drive. Complete set Of pro.
tective covenants. AL lots / acre
plus, surveyed, with roads; financ-
Ing available with cost-free deed,
title insurance, and recording.
Area includes and offers many
facilities with increasing value to
investors. Waterfalls and noun
tain streams on property. Reserved
area around falls for future pool
and lodge. Excellent skiing nearby.
For brochure or appt., call VIII.
2.6690. or write BOX 7l3, SIL-
YER SPRING, MD. Also contact
local realtor, w. A. MILLER,
POST oFFlCE, WASHINGTON,
va, or call 703-675-2161.
Follow Rte. gil and
20 to Warrenton, Va, then follow
Rte. al. 1e mi. to Massies Ger
ner, turn right on Rte. 622, 5
mi. TO State Rte. $50, left on
Rte. $50 and follow signs to TWIN
FALLS
Evening star., 1961-08-13

SHANN0NDALE NC.-outside Of
Charies Town. W. Va. with
5easonabls offer considered. 627-
Evening star., 1961-08-13

CHESAPEAKE BAY-Nioe sandy,
safe beach Large lot overlooking
the bay. Brick rambler; hv. rm.,
fireplace, din. rEn., modern kitch-
en-, utility rrn., . bedrms, ceramic
tile bath; hsrd-finished hard wood
floors: hreezevsy; 2.ear garage;
tnsulatedS storm doors and win
dows; rural delivery: hard sur
face road; S9l,950. JOHN r.
DRURY q SON, Leonardtown,
Evening star., 1961-08-13
COBB ISLAND, MD.

COBB ISLAND, MD.
At the present I have a few good
listings for waterfront building
sites. inside lots. cottages and
year-round dwellings. See you ct
my office? Come as you are and
let's talk It over. YOUR RESI-
Code 301, Clearbrook 9-226l.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
TAKOMA FORD
IMP0aT-SP0RTS

56 INTER. Metro; waik-in type;
good cond.; needs body work. SsIl
cheap. 256-9369. I4S
Evening star., 1961-08-13
HILLSMERE SHORES
% MILES FROM D. C.
Where the Chesapeake
Bay Meets South River

Miles Of sandy shores, beautiful
beaches, ideal bathing, boating,
fishing and grabbing. All piers,
beaches and boat harbors are for
the private use Of property owners.
This 81 million estate, Of over 500
acres Is now being subdivided into
large lots; II you act now, you can
get 9 beautiful large lot on E-z
DIR: Out Central ave. (Rte. 214l
655; or Defense hwy. to Parole,
right at traffic light to Route
665, follow our signs. All roads to
Hillsmere Shores paved.
SMITH BROS. ORGANIZATION
DEVELOPERS
v HIILSMERE ESTATE, INC.
OWNERS
Sales Office on Prop. Always Open
Evening star., 1961-08-13
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
TIDEWATER

wv AHG1N MAh L LhND
IlWest River area, attractive
nutch Col. style house, 3 bedrms.,
Lying rm., fireplace, dining rm.,
Kitchen with eating space, sun
porch Earage, workshop. hot
ing Club: Sis.5oO. " -'' ~
2-Galesville, over " acre shaded
lot with view Of West River, :
bedrms., dorm. attic Insulated
central heat, large screened porch:
near boating and swimming: ex.
eellent condition; $4,000.
SECLUDED, Al acre on lovely
creek near Chesapeake Bay, 3-bed.
I'm. year-round home, 2 fireplaces,
spacious living rm., dock with
beach house, 12-ft. boat with IN
4-cedarhurst, brick home for
year-round living. 3 bedrms., 1h
baths, pine paneled living rm.,
fireplace, glassed dining area,
carport, garage, larger corner lot I:
one block from bay, swimming and
dockaee: immed. poss.: 80 mi.
6-Franklin Manor, NEW HOMES.
winterized featuring 2 bedrms. :,
eat-in kitchens. choice Of eye
level oven with surface plates or
range. bath, hardwood floors,
large shaded lots near good SWIM
ming and boating: priced S13,500.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Elsie West williams, Lothian, Md.
Phone University 7-8006: IL no
answer call Prince Frederick los,
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CASH PAID for clean used mobile
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SCHWARTZ w S

For the entire family in this spot
lessly furnished 3-bedrm. home in
PVT. waterfront comm. Liv. rm.,
din. ,rm.,. kit. bath; huge screened
porch; y acre, Anchor fenced
Excel. sand beach for swimming.