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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
SILVER SPRING - Appealing

SILVER SPRING - Appealing s.
bedrm. brick-and-redWood Calf.
style rambler; large family rm.,
centrally air cond., l4-acre lot.
TAKoMA REALTY JU. $1,000
SLIGO PIX. AREA-Custom built, 3
be9rms.. / "a baths. brk., plaster
"oUAIITY-BuILT"
rm. walk. dist. TO bus, public and
parochial schools.
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
SOMERSET
NEW HOUSE in this well estab-
lished neighborhood. close to best
schools and shopping. bedrmS.,
ga baths. library with firepl
MIS-; Magill. OIL. 4.1934. ]. r.
BEGG. INC. REALTORS. DU. =
ST. JUDE's PARIsB-split-level
with 3 bedrms., sep. din. rm. and
garage. NEW CONDITION. AS
SUME Gl LOAN AND PAY ONLY
nib mo. HUGH T. PECK, INC.
ST. ANDREWS PARIsH 4-bed.
Tm.. 2 bath contemporary split
level with rec. rm. and large lot
S5ieed S5N sao i9r i9ro quick sale at only
HUGH T. PECK. 1926 Georgia Ave,
STONEYBROOK-on . quiet court
within walking distance to bus,
schools and stores is this most
spacious 3-bedrm.. 2-bath rancher
UIGRn din that
kit. wLbuilt In equip, bright bsmt
and finished rec. rm.; assume
$500. 4Ia "a loan.
Ken Druskin a. Co. Lo. 6-2OO5'til 10
TAkOMA PARK = INCOME PROP
ERTY Cape Cod home with .
bedrms., 2 baths, encl. porch and
garage. Plus sep. apt. renting $50
mo. 81 400 dn. paymt. HUGH T
PECK. INC. HE. 4-l7OO.
TAKOMA PARK-Immaculate ~
bath brick home with full bsmt.
and garage for only S17,950. WE
HANDLE TRADES. RIPLEY CO.,
JU. 5-6l1l.
WHEATON : NOT TOO LATE. g.
bedroom, all brick home. unusu-
ally large kitchen, "a baths, rec
reation room. Just Sl5.95O. C. P.
FLETCHER, LO. 5-4877.
WHEATON-Lee. family special!
lmmac. brk. home with 3 bedrms e.
baths. tiled bsmt.: assume S14,-
900 G1 (412'O loan with a low dn.
paymt.: vacant, move right in.
Call Lo. 4-55OO.
c. paul hickman, inc.
WHEATON, nifty for the thrifty,
3-bedrm.. 2-bath split-level. most
desirable neighborhood: assume
Sl5,OO0 loan, payments SIOS
complete; price SlS,95O.
YOUNkIN d CO., 10. 4-S022 Til
WHEATON Brick rmbler with
sep. din. rm.. . baths and screened
porch. Assume lge. GI loan. S22, =
800. HUGH T. PECK. REALTOR.
HE. 4-l70O.
WHEATON - $4,000 brick RAM
bier, spacious kitchen. 2 big bed
rms. Nj. Highland Elem. Safe
fenced yard. JU. 5-761l.
BEERS BROS.
~ BEDROOMS WHEATON,"
Schools conv. to this brick Cape
Cod 2-bath home. Full din. rm.,
large kit. screened porch, rec
rm.. nice yd., S1a,25O.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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HOUSES UNFURK. TO RENT
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. home; fam.
kit. fenced lot: vac; S1lO.
C. paul hickman. 10. $4,000
1918 0tn ST. NV rms. and
bath; gas heat; only S1lO mo.
Call MR.. NEUMANN. MA. S-81O0.
?33 ELM ST. N.W.-S rooms and
bath, Full bsmt. Oil heat. Brick
ilreplace. Only Sl1O mo. Call MR..
NEUMANN. MA. $4,000.
Ih:: KEY BLVD, NJ; close to
Washington bedrms., lge. liv.
rm., din. rm.. kit, bath, deep
freeze; 2 rms. in finished attic;
pcrches, with all utils, S1T5 mo.
45S M ST. N.W.-Lge. a-rm. semi
det. brk. home. oil heat. immed
poss:; Sll5. AUERBACH " CO..
Dl, 1-bJOl.
3353 18th ST. NV, mr.. 18th and
Park rd. n.w.-l4 rooms, 4 baths.
3 kits, gas hot-water heat: only
500 mo, Call MR.. NEUMANN.
Ma. $1,000.
x1S PER MONTH AND UP
z and 3 bedrm., year-round homes;
nearby Maryland beach areas: /
hour 70 D. c. Immed. possession
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $1,000
1909 N. 2Oth ST, ARLINGTON-o-
bedrm., redecorated house, off
Glebe rd.. squiet neighborhood: :
SS7 30, FRANK 8. PHILLIPS INC,
DI. f-l4ll.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA

PINE PANELED
Den or 4th bedroom as the rocn
you need to enjoy COMFORTABLE
and ROOMY living in this 3-bedI
room. lIa-bath Cape Cod home
The children will enjoy the free,
dom and safety OF spacious fenced
yard. Sl5.950 FHA, $3.50 down
For complete details call now
TRADE YOUR HOME with"
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CALL TODAY
TU. 2-7400
T. N. LERNER

BETHESDA : Immaculate 4-level
split; nr. Navy Medical; entrance
foyer, sep. din. rm.. family kit,
2 bedrms. (4th II desired, 21a
baths. garage: S2S.950.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. S-e070
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SOMERSET

NEW HOUSE in this we'll estab-
lished neighborhood. close to best
schools and shopping. bedrmS.,
ga baths, library with firepl
Mrs. Magill, OIL. 4-7934. ]. r.
BEGG. INC. REALTORS. DU. q
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QUICK SALE


Cash for your Nd. home. Call for
immed. appraisal. No obligations.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
The house of homes"
UN. 4-l166
RIvERDALE = Absolutely immac.
ulate. 3-bedrm. stone Cape Cod
III baths. sep. din. rm., approx
Il acre level fenced lot: value ga
lore: only $4,000.
JOHN H. HUGEs CO.. WA. 7-056O
acknowledgements lot, T5x
240: fenced, beautiful trees and
shrubs; brick bungalow with fire
place, 3 bedrms., bsmt.. rec. room,
part bath and exit, large porch,
alumni. storm windows and doors.
Off-street parking; walk to bus
shopping and schools: FLA ap-
proved: only S40O down. SS4.70
mo Pre-Christmas possession. See
today.
BLADENSBURG AREA - Conven-
ience plus q 5-bedrm. home with
fireplace in liv. rm. and bsmt.,
separate din. rIn., "a baths;
Vets $500 total outlay for down
payment and settlement cost. VA
approved for quick settlement. A
terrific value at $14,25O.
PRINCE GEORGES PoRPERTIEs
INC. AP. 7-7774
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CHILLUM AREA-Adjacent to St.
Johns: 6-rm. brick Colonial; fea-
turing firepl. and side porch, full
bsmt.: and gas h.-w.h.; Just $17.-
500 with no cash CT or only
500 dn. FHA. E. C. HILEY 4
CO, AP, 7-720O
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RousEs FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
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FOREST HEIGHTS: $I8,75O, FHA
approved and ready to go! Clean
as a whistle-Permastone Cape
Cod, b.r.. din. rm.. kit. encl
porch, downtown: rec. rm. with
bar, storm winds. and doors too.
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d IllcaS Assoc

William D. Lucas Assoc.
GA. Alto. OIL. 6-SS6S. GA. 4-541l
RANDOLPH HILLS, 4SOS Macon I'd.
-Fenced-in. brick rambler. bed
rms. 2 baths, liv. rm,,. din. rm.,
large family room off kitchen, fin
iShed rec. rm. with bar and 4th
bedrm. in basement: 2-car drive
way and patio. storm doors and
session April ]. 1862. Open Sun
dav nr cau oAR.Q1rQ ewes
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PLEASE SEE THESE

Charming and versatile: Brick RAM
bier is Just right for the young in
heart. Your wife will enjoy the
splendor OF autumn through the
wall-siZed picture window Of the
family room overlooking the patio
and frost tinted garden. and you
will share together the CHEEKY
glow Of the Colonial hearth, and
the luxury of complete wall-to-
wall carpeting. The family car
will sleep warm too in the de-
tached brick garage. Too many
extras to mention. Call NOW to
see this wonderful home. $17,500.
FHA-GI.
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BEERS BROS.

ROCKVILLE. SIl,95O VACANT =
2-bedrm rambler on attractive
treed lot. FLA or GI. New vinyl
kitchen floor. JU. 5-7611.
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Lynch Bros, Inc.
SPRINGFIELD VA.

FL. 4-7OO0
AREA-New 4-bedrm.
split-level; 3 baths. carport, city
utilities; only S26,950. Good fl
nancing. Open Saturday and Sun
day. West on Rte so, turn left
first light past : Corners, onto
Annandale rd., and to 2131. Call
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ST, JUDE's PARIsB-spiit-level
garage. @ NEW NEW coapiTIoNn soP d.n nm 1sc Asi
SUME GI LOAN AND PAY ONLY
Sll3 mo. HUGH T. PECK. INC.
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COLLEGE PARK - Brand-new g.
bedrm. rambler. on level wooded
lot, near transportation: large
modern kitchen, beautiful liv. rm..
full light bsmt. Priced right at
S15.500 on conventional and FHA
terms; cal II pm; WA.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
ROSEMARY HILLs-MAKE AN OF

BEERS bHOo.
ROSEMARY HILLS-MAKE AN Of
FER; corner brick rambler; 8
bedrms.. firepl. ana beautiful rec.
rm.. close-in location. LO. 5000.
HUGH T. PECK, 1l246 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
WOODsIDE PARK
FIRST TIME OFFERED. Large
brick rambler. 4 bedrms. and den,
3 baths; large paneled rec. rm.
with fireplace and bar; 2-car ga
rage; screened porch overlooking
park. Many desirable extras to
make this q truly exceptional
home. GRAHAM CO., JU. 5-6O1G q.
Ewes. JU. 9-0144.
SILVER SPRING-only SI7. 800 for
this beautiful 3-bedrm. red-brick
rambler.
"SPARKLEs AND SHINES"
Huge liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din
rm.. walk-out bsmt., assume Ice
AZ loan.
W. J. NICHOLAS LO. b-0S0O
SIL. SPT.. Flower ave. area-3-
bedrm. brk. with rec. rm. and
Florida rn., large fenced yard
$4,000 and assume 1st trust, i'm
mediate possession. OWNER, DI.
7-4445; evenings. MA. 2-11b4.
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JOHN R. WEBSTER
A-kAnn DE k1A o
ABSOLUTE CT DILEMMA!

ANDREWS AREA. CLINTON-Of-
ficer leaving next week: no auali-
flying. Assume lse. FLA loan on
1850 California-Style center-hall
rambler; built in colored elec. kit.
sep. brkfst. nook. master bedrm..
has full bath: earport. Asking
SlS.95O.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS-3 fireplaces
lend a cheerful glow to this cozv
custom rambler; center-nan, comb.
It. liv.-din. area opening on patio.
2 twin sized bedrms. q mahogany
paneled, ideal for study or boys
rm.). . baths, full bsmt. with rec.
rm. and powder rm.. 2-car garage.
screened porch: S3a.950. KOR-
zENDoRFER, REALToR. OIL. A.
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CHEVERLY
VETERANs-No DOWN
Price sliced to only Sl3,95O
on this excellent 3 bedrm.
hacienda wIsep. din rm.
full bsmt.. wood burning fire.
pl. in liv. rm., rear scr,
porch and other extras. Level
treed lot with alley at rear,
Payment S99 per mo. incls.
all. Near public and pa.
rochtal schools.
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ROCKCREsT-LTVE RENT FREE.
3-bedroom rambler, modern table.
space kitchen, level lot. NO
MONEY DOWN. C. p. FLETCHER,
10 5-A6TT
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liv. rm., large kit, bath, screened
porch, large yd. f62-5659.
ROCKCREST-No S dn. CT, FLA;
newly dec. 2-bedrm. home on
secluded lot; sS;,z,J $17 mo; S.ptSr Pays q II.
Anil, ewes. GA. 4-S7Q6,
Navajo times., 1961-11-15
W dinq Vows Read

The Blessed Sacrament Church
at Fort Defiance, Arizona was the
scene Of the wedding for Miss Bes-
sye Nez and MIR. Jimmie Begay,
Saturday the 18th of October at 10
am. Rev. Gale officiated at
double ring High Nuptial Mass. and
the Sisters of the St. Ann Mission
sahg the High Mass.
Miss Nez is the daughter of MIR.
6 Mrs. Selago Nez and Mr.. Begay
is the son of Mr.. 6 Mrs. Walter
Begay of St. Michaels, Arizona.
Given in marriage byher father
the bride wore floor length gown
with a Sweetheart neckline and long
fitted sleeves. Her finger tip veil
was held by crown of pearls and
sequins, and she carried bouquet
of white NUNS.
Miss Fannie Price, life long
Navajo times., 1961-11-15
Concert at Tuba CITY

Carlos Montoya, one of the
worlds greatest guitarists, will
present a concert at the Tuba City
Community Center on Thursday
evening, Nov. 16.
Mr.. Montoya is the only Flam-
enco artist in the world that pre-
sents solo concerts, on stage. Mon
toya is being brought to the Tuba
Community Center as one of the
fine concerts held each season at
Tuba.
In newspapers all over the
world, the critics have nothing but
praise for this most talented of gui-
tar players.
Tickets for the concert are
available at the Tuba City Com
munity Center.
Navajo times., 1961-11-15
TheTeocher

In all my years of teaching l
have yet to work in an mcrowded
classroom or building. Most of our
schools today yhave teachers chang
ing rooms every period and work.
ing shift schedules. To the average
individual this looks like excellent
utilization of the school plant. Itis
really very waSteful.
A teacher needs her tools and
materials at all times. The class
room is a laboratory which should
motivate learning. The pictures on
the wall. the maps and charts,
books and magazines . these are
important in providing the proper
setting for the student. The teacher
who floats about the building with
no desk of her own can only do half
the job.
Over-crowded classes simply
mean that the teacher never really
knows your child as person. He
is a scrawled name on piece of
paper. In some instances student
papers are filed in the wa ste basket.
How long do you think it would
take to read the compo sitions for
five ella SseS of students when each
class had over 40 students7 A
teacher is lucky if she can correct
one set of papers for each class
once week.
No one should have to ask for
improved working conditions. A
good boss keeps himself well-in-
formed and knows the needs of his
workers. The school teacher is a
public servant. Have you made GER
tain that school conditions in your
district are what they should be2
Sincerely,
Your teacher
Navajo times., 1961-11-15
Two MINUTES
NE BIBLE
k<zN

~ c0RMgIIUS z. STAN PRRS.
DgRgAM BlBLg SOCIETY
CHICAGO 3S. ILLINOIS

Thesalonica
days with unwilling convinced Acts 719
these essaonns only spiritual darkness
moved them that they
Paul them Berea stirring people
Bigotry has the Let
keep for doing will shut light
close old Moreover
light from Gods Word engaging opposition
The Aenans other They
old and clamoured things 1721l
Paul the with the the gospel
mocked while Others polite eve will thee
this matter" and turned away Verse 32l
The Ahenian spirit still retoday Many constantly giving
the old and looking something the
the statistics and the latest advice best.
Significantly
Ihesaonians
the spiritual
sideraton whether old
on in the light the Wordof They received Pu word
minds
things Verse
itual aristocracy of their day.
May
Berean we follow drift speculation,
for disagree the vital issues Only
falHble, Interchangeable Word be
Navajo times., 1961-11-15
| Navajo Times
Editorial
RighftoVote

Among the many after effects Of the General Election
of 1860 in New Mexico, the legal dispute between
JosephA. Montoya, candidate for Lieutenant Governor
and Tom Bolack, certified as Lieutenant Governor.
Various legal techncaities were brought out in the
The right to paper ballots inSan Juan COun
ty, the right of citizens living Government install
atoms VOTE and the right of the Navajo Indians in
New Mexico to vote.
The case stated that since the Navajos lived fed
orally controlled land, they had right to vote Why
only the Navajos not stated.
1t may be that the Navajos living in Mckinley and
San Juan Counties exercised their voting franchise
little than Indians living other Reservations
in the state of New Mexico Since 2519 votes
cast by Navajos, and Mr.. Montoya beaten by 279
votes, this seemed to be place to pick up enough
needed votes to win the election.
But, blythe total number of votes cast, the Navajos
showed that they class voting citizens inter-
ested in the Government of the State of New Mexico.
Percentage wise the Navaos among the best voting
people in the state. They vitality interested in the
elected leaders of the states in which they reside
has only been in the past few years that the Navajos
have shown this interest and this education to the ways
of the outside world. It would have been crime to
deny these citizens the right of their voting privilege
Our congratulations to Judge M CT Manus for his
decision in this case
Navajo times., 1961-11-15
ChiIdren's UNICEF
Collection Good

After disappointing postpone
ment due to Mondays snowstorm,
the boys and girls of Good Shepherd
Mission donned overcoats and boots
and waded through mud and slush
to collect $48.78 in their ''Trick
Or Treat for UNICEF" project on
Tuesday evening.
A greatly reduced team of
youngsters covered nearly the
whole of Fort Defiance and Window
Rock in an all-out effort to save the
planned Halloween activity from
complete failure. A crowd of $50
boys and girls attended the party
on Monday but their UNICEF COL
lection had to be postponed, since
many came without caps or boots.
The children were divided into
four teams, each assigned to diff
ferent area so that no one would
be called on twice. AS the teams
reported back, excitement ran high
to see which brought in the largest
collection.
Most homes received the child
ren cordially. even though many
other ''trick or treaters" were out
as well. Refusing candy and other
goodies was difficult under these
circumstances, but the youngsters
devoted themselves to their taskof
collecting coins and were rewarded
by q. popcorn and apple treat after
they returned to the Mission. The
frie nd of the bride, was maid of
honor. She wore pastel blue street
length dress with matching shoes
and hat veil and carried cascade
of white carnations. Brides maid
CONTINUED on Page 81
Navajo times., 1961-11-15
Notice

Ted Harry Lee St Mchaels Arizona: KeeG Janet Johnson
Gallup, New Meico Robert Mary Grayeyes Many Farms
Arizona please Legal Aid Service Window Rock
Arizona Possibe)
Helen John Water Flow. New Mexico: Harry Curley
Frutand Mexico (Please come Legal Aid Service
Shiprock New Mexico, possible)
Navajo times., 1961-11-15
Education Visitors

Among the list of visitors Navaoand
Education Committee Office The ladies' Grace Thompson Aer
and Marietta Yarne field Oklahoma
ian College of Duran Oklahoma Among
Dillon Platero Chairman of Navajo
Three Navaos studying Oklahoma
Frazier Ella George Begay attending
Navajo Tribal Scholarships.
Navajo times., 1961-11-15
ESTATE OF LEWIS
MILFORD. DECEASED

EO AL T. OF LIE WIS
MILFORD, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby Civ e n
by the undersigned Marga-
ret Milford, A d m i nistra-
trix, of the Estate of Lewis
Milford, deceased, to tn e
creditors of and all persons
having claims a gainst the
said d e c e a sed, to exhibit
tn e m with the necessary
vouchers, within tw o
months after the first pub
Ii alton of this notice to the
s lid Margaret Milford a t
the Navajo Legal A id Ser
vice, Window Rock, Arizo-
ma, the same being the place
for tn e transaction of the
business of said estate.
margaret MILFORD, "A q -
ministratrix of tn e Estate
of Lewis Milford, deceased.
Dated this 3rd day of No
vember, 1861.
Published: November 8, Is,
and %, 1861.
United Nations Children Fund for
which the drive was conducted,
brings medical relief and other
forms of assistance to needy child
rem around the world, and the
'Trick or Treat for UNICEF" pro-
ject was undertaken as an educa-
tional scheme for the boys and girls
who took part.
Navajo times., 1961-11-15
Probate
Noticeto Creditors

In the Probate Court of the
Navajo Tribe, Judicial Dis
trict of F ort Defiance, Ari-
ZOna.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Keep Your Chin Up, Dear!

DEAR ABBY: I have a
problem that can't be cured
by diet, exercise or prayer.
I am a Six-foot, three-inch
tall woman!
Almost every miserable
day of my life, idiotic peo-
pie make me feel like a
creature from another plan
ct. No matter where I go I
am gawked at, and talked
about as though I were a
freak.
Friends tell me to have a
sense of humor about the
whole thing but, believe me,
this is not so easily laughed
off. I am just about fed up.
How can I live with a Situa-
ton like this, short of cut
ting my legs off?
TALL ONE
Walk tall and keep your
chin up. Be grateful for your
six feet, three inches Of
healthy, normally function
ing body. There are millions
Of people who would swap
places with you tomorrow.
Prayer might be the answer.
Get on your knees and thank
Evening star., 1961-05-11
DEAR ABBY
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

her mother to buy it for her.
1 wouldn't mind if her moth
er bought her gifts for her
anniversary a nd birthday,
but she is always giving her
something. Her mother can
well afford it, but I have my
pride.
Am I wrong In objecting to
my wife's having things that
I did not buy for her?
HAVE PRIDE
/ think you are overly
sensitive. These gifts lin a
way) are for you, too, so
why not relax and enjoy
them instead Of resenting
your mOther-in-law's gener-
OSity?
&&
Yes, Abby tUiH anStOer your
letter personally il you tDrite
to ABBY in care of The
EUening Star and incloSe a
stamped, Selt-addreSSed en-
Uelope.
Getting married? For
Abby'S booklet, "HoU to
Haze a LoUely Wedding"
send SOC to ABBY, Boz 1865,
Beverly Hills. Calf.
(Dist. by MeNsught Syndicate, Inc.
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the good Lord for your
blessings.
4 y &A
DEAR ABBY: I have been
going with a girl for over a
year. I am very much in
love with her and have been
thinking about asking her to
marry me. We are both %.
During g my childhood my
parents had me treated for
an emotional disorder. I see
no point in mentioning this
to my girl friend. My room
mate says he thinks it is
important for the girl to
know this before we are mar
ried. Do you agree?
ARIZONA
Yes. Tell her.
i + 4
DEAR ABBY: When I
married Betty she knew how
much money I earned but
said. Don't worry, we will
manage" Well, here is how
she has been managing"
When she wants some new
clothes or something for our
apartment that she knows l
can't afford to buy, she gets
Evening star., 1961-05-11

into the kitty, share and
share alike"
For several minutes, the
men mulled over this
proposal.
You don't have to think
so hard" growled Robbie.
IF we keep up the way we've
been going, we should earn
more money than the fell
lows who play in the World
Series"
After a short conference,
the players decided to go
along with him.
ITS agreed, then2" said
the manager.
Agreed" they chorused.
Whereupon, Robinson
went out and gave the UNI
pire the wrong batting order.
Evening star., 1961-05-11

remind you that every col
umn of statistics represents
human beings, and not just
cold figures.
Did you know that acci-
dents cause more deaths
than any illness except can
Ger and cardiovascular dis
ease? Are you forever aware
of the potential dangers to
you and the children around
the house? If not, send for
my leaflet, How to Over
come Your Child's Great
est M epace: Accidents"
Write to The Evening Star
inclosing 10 cents and a
stamped, self-addressed en-
velope.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: Is it
possible to have arthritis of
the head? I never heard of
it.-Mr. j., Indiana.
NEITHER have I. The
closest thing to it is ar
Thrills that affects the Ger
vical vertebrae Gin the upper
part of the spinal column i.
Referred pains from cervical
arthritiS can cause head
ache. .-.
- -
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: Of
ten I hear people and even
doctors say, The hours you
sleep before midnight are
the most beneficial" I'm
curious to know if this is
based on scientific fact
Mr.. G., California.
SLEEP HABITS are an
entirely personal problem. 1
know of no scientific studies
on the effect of sleep after
midnight. However, I be-
lieve many people thrive on
it. while others don't. I know
Evening star., 1961-05-11

some people are completely
rested by sleep obtained be-
tween l am. and Z am;
while others sleep between
10 pm. and 7 am, yet COM
plain of fatigue and insult
ficient sleep. Each one of us
must find our own specific
niche in the sleep depart
ment.
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Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I am
81 and have been suffering
the terrible pains Of what
my doctor calls herpetic
neuralgia. I had an attack
of shingles months ago. I
can't sleep, I can't eat be-
cause of the distress. My
doctor has tried everything.
Isn't there anything new?-
Mr.. j. E., Arizona.
ANYONE WHO has suf-
fered the tortures of such
neuralgia pains cannot help
but sympathize. I have had
women tell me they would
rather have 10 babies than
have one attack of shingles
that hung on.
I have been reading Of
some work done in England
recently that may hold out
some hope. According to a
DR.. Tavener, writing in the
English m e dical journal,
Lancet" he relieved such
pain in IL Of 16 patients by
spraying ethyl chloride "a
simple procedure) over the
affected area.
The skin was sprayed at a
distance of "a inches for
five seconds every 80 sec
onds for two minutes. The
first few applications ag-
gravate the pain, but relief
comes af ter subsequent
treatments. You might talk
this over with your doctor,
Mr.. E.
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DR.. Steincrohn'S ledtIet,
Hon to Stop Killing Your
self" ,DtH be mailed on re-
ceipt of q stamped, seJ-dd-
dressed envelope and 10
cents in coin. Address DR..
Steincrohn in care OF The
EUening Star.
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FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

FIRST OFFENDER: Will
bert Robinson was the man
ager Of the old Brooklyn
Dodgers when that club was
setting records for dizziness.
The team committed so
many boners that one day,
before a game, Robinson
called the players together
and proposed the formation
of a Bonehead Club.
From now on" he said,
every time a man makes a
boner, he'll put ten dollars