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FLIGHT MECHANICS

Analytically talented graduate
engineers at an levels required
for stating OF new Flight Me-
chanics DEVELOPMENT Section.
Programs include asrospaee
vehicle guidance and auto
matte control. aeroelasticity,
and aerophySics. Responsible
tiles OF the Section also in
volve technical analyses and
stimulation work In support OF
al space vehicle programs ct
Astronautics.
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HELP MEN

INTERVIEWER - Must be inter-
ested IN other peoples problems.
Age 24-32. 81 days, salary open.
Call 81. 3-7950, Mr.. CALLAHAN.
MAINTENANCE MAN, middle-ased
Ice. apt. development, Must be
capable to perform all types al
routine maintenance repairs, incl.
carpet shampoo and directing por-
ters and cleaning schedules. Top
salary and apt, Forward complete
resume OF past and present em-
ployment TO Box 362-o, star.
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DYNAMICS
ENGINEERING

BIS. or MS. in engineering,
physics or math with two or
more years OF experience and
familiarity with the applica-
tion OF analog and digital
computer teehniques for OPEN
ings In the following areas:
STABILITY AND CONTROL:
10 conduct theoretical studies
on the control Of dynamies Of
large space boosters and space
vehicles To determine sta
bility and transient response
OF space boosters in the pres
ence OF propellant sloshing,
elastic bending modes, and
non-linear servo characteris-
ties, Must be familiar with
analysis and svnthesis tech
niuues for establishing and
evaluating control system
parameters. BACKGROUND in
theoretical dynamics Is re-
Quired to simulate control Sys-
TEN environments and general
dynamic behavior Of space
boosters.
STRUCTURAL DYNAMIcs: TO
determine response TO an elAs-
tic space vehicle 10 transient
loadings such as atmospheric
turbulence, engine ignition,
vehicle STAGING. Openings also
exist In establishing vibration
environment based upon test
or empirical data for evalua-
tion OF eomponents and sys-
TENS and for monitoring
tests OF complete or scaled
dynamic models OF space We
hieleS. including layout OF test
plan, Instrumentation require
ments, scaling factors. etc.
Evening star., 1962-12-08
ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERING

BIS, or Ms.EE. with appli-
cable experience required for
assignments In telemetry. ra-
diation systenis, Trajectory
measurement. tracking. guld-
paekaging, Instrumentation.
digital devices, printed cir-
cuitry, logic design. eompo-
nent and systems testing or
measurement systems. Open
ings exist IN deaiFn. Develop
ment, reliability, vendor quail
fication selection, and test on
ground and alrborne electTonie
eomponents, Subsystems and
systems.
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nELP MEN
REPAIRMAN "a worl

FURNITURE REPAIRMAN TO work
on the. outside seryicing customer
complaints for exclusive furniture
store, must be experienced. Five
day week, group hospitalizat ton,
pleasant working conditions, Cali
Mr.. JOHNSON, UN. 4-7344.
GUARDS, SECURITY, downtown,
.40-b5, clean record. $3.50.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1883 Eye NV.
INSURANCE CLAIMS REPREsENT-
ATIVE-Expanding branch office
OF q leading fire and casualty I'm
surance company has openings for
claims men. VIII accept trainee or
men. with some previous experience.
Must be college graduate, between
ages OF 20 and 35. Liberal bent
etits, including Company car. Ap-
ply In own handwriting, giving
brief family educational and work
experlence background to ERIE
INSURANCE EXCHANGE. SO55
18Th ST., Silver Spring, Nd.
IRON WORKER. metal stair con-
struction. Structural steel layout
and litter. Joist exper. helpful.
Must be Q capable welder. Perm.
Job Good nay. Profit sharing
plan, etc. Call OF. 4-7723 for
personal interview,
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HELP MEN

ENGINEER, civil, mechanical, chem
ical or chemist. Must have 2 years
experience physical measurements
in laboratory. Salary open. State
qualifications, location Rockville.
Box $3.50, star.
ESTIMATOR - Lge. Metropolitan
Area builder needs experienced
construction man for overall
field supervision Of commercial
work. Must be familiar with
bidding and executing contracts,
'only men with proper qualifica-
tions should apply, Company
benefits. Replies will be confi-
Dental. Box 369-G. Star.
ExECUTIvE-Complete program OF
search and placement. Call Ma
TIONAL EXECUTIVE SEARCH,
1912 X st. NV, Ex. 3-7005.
FIBERGLAsS LAY-UP MAN = To
mould boat hulls. Thoroughly ex-
aperienced. will arrange hours for
part-time work. Replies confiden-
tial. Brief resume to p. o. Box
27l. Rockville, Nd.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

A PUBLIC HEARING having been
held BY the Commissioners, D. c.
1r.es n tas ana matsu eaDe r. sy1 sHsas in ef5'e
as hereinafter described, and, as
said Commissioners are Of the
opinion that the streets and alleys
referred TO should be closed, NO.
TICE Is Hereby Given that under
date Of November 20, 1862, they
have prepared the following order:
'ORDERED:. That pursuant to the
provisions Of Pub. Act. 307, appr'd
Dec. is. 1892, the street and
alley areas as shown in green on
plats filed In the Surveyors. OF:
tlee; q; C., are hereby ordered
S59saR S5S sits, SAM Januapy 20 'ek ,eas Iise'
title to the land Comprised il
said areas so closed TO revert to
the shutting property owners as
shown on said maps; the said clos
ings 10 take effect jointly or sep
arately by subsequent order or
orders on the effective date afore-
said, according 10 Items /, ., 3, 4,
s and 9, Of public bearing held
on Nov. 9, 1902, desctibed as fol-
lows; QD Closing pub, alleys n
So. 5941 lfile: SO, 6l-36l; t2l
Niiyehk Baft puu' aheS N Cl' ~
pub. alley in So. 235 file: SO.
62-l34l. "a Closing Eaton Rd.
Sc, between Barry Farm and
Firth Sterling ave. tfile: SO.
6i-57); (5) Closing pub. alleys
In So. 536 (iile: SO. 62-lO0l: (:
t6) Closing 18th St NV. bet
r and 8 Sts. OF pub. alleys In
Sos. 276 and 307: and providing
for new alley area in So 271
Cfile: SO. 62-il0l." Any and all
parties interested must file In
writing. with the Commissioners.
d. c., objections. II any, 10 these
closings, or as to any item pro-
viding for the elosings listed
above, within the 30-day period
prior to January Z, 1868: other
wise said cloSings shall become
effective on and after that date,
In accordance with provisions Of
1882. W. n. roBRINER, '. j
CLARKE. ) 3. DUNCAN Com
Observation-Disclosures
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When anspsTtHe advertisements
addressed 10 Star b01eS DO NOT
tHclose 0rtoiHdl references, pho-
toOYdphs or other materials OF
personal palne. Copies seTve the
pHTpose, Originals mag Get lost.
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANTS, unusual opportu-
nifty for qualified men with CPA
firm. Positions open in Richmond
and Northern Virginia. Send de-
tails Of education, experience and
salary required TO P. o. Box 1898.
Richmond 16. Va. or P. o. Box
229. Manassas. Va.
ACCOUNTANTS. u. and sr., to
$1,000, GREEN'S EMPL., 73S
18th st. NV. DI. 7-s436.
ACCOUNTANTS = BOOKKEEPERS
We Specislize in These Positions
ATLAS AGCY., 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
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DISCIPLINES:

Reliability and Maintainability,
Human Factors, System Safety, Value
Engineering, Mathematics and Sta
tiStics.
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In the Following:
SYSTEMS:

Incorporation Analysis, Reliable
System Design, Cost-Effectiveness
Evaluation, Man-Machine Analysis.
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LEGAL NOTICES
CAPITAL BRoADcAsTING co

CAPITAL BRoADcAsTING CON-
PANY filed with the Federal Com
munications Commission on No
vember 10, 1882, an application
requesting construction permit
tS1 on chaHnsl aS Win a.'Sn s6o X XIV 9pfsi Visual
and 400 XIV auTal power. 374-
foot antenna, located in Arlington.
Va, with main studios in WASH
ington, d. c. The corporate Of.
ficers, directors and stockholderi
owning l0es or more are. Milton
Grant, President-D Director. 2bes
Walt Kay, Executive Vice Presi'
ent-TTeasurer- Director, 2hes; GUY
Luttrell, Vice President Director
1876 Barbara Hodedon, Secretary
and A. Dana Hodgdon. 26ss.
dei,3.T,s
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COMPONENTS:

Reliable Hardware Design, Hardware
Analytic Evaluation, Component Test
and Evaluation, Parts and Materials
Selection, Specification Criteria,
Supplier Evaluation.
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RELP MEN

DISHWASHER AND PORTER with
some knowledge OF cooking, Refs,
REQ, Start S45 per wk. Apply
Box a3n-O, Star.
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TECHNICAL WRITING

Immediate openinss for men
with q minimum OF 2 yeara'
eollege engineering plus 1 10
. years technical writing ex-
perienee. hssignmentA are In
maintenance, operation and
inspection manuals, special
engineerinG reports, and t.P.B.
Evening star., 1962-12-08
STRUCTURAL DESIGN

B.sA.E or ME-. for the de-
sign of aiTborne structures
Including falrings. fixtures
and basic missile body struc-
lures, Previous aircraft or
missile structural design expe-
rienee REQUIRED.
Evening star., 1962-12-08
AEROTHERMODYNAMICs
va AtALkSAhOD Il NAM1N
ENGINEERING

BIS. or MS. in ME-. or A.E.
to develop design criteria and
perform methods DEVELOPMENT
In the area of therm0dynam-
les. Particular considerations
are re-entry heating, heat dis-
Aipatlou In free space, and
aerothermal heat sources.
Should have two years Of ex-
perience.
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PEHSUNAL
(cONTINUED)
BORED?

Have fun, meet new friends, attend
weekly orchestra parties.
CALL BOB DI. 7-l03f
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All positions require minimum Of a
BIS. degree; quality control experience
is not applicable.
Evening star., 1962-12-08

BUS. CARDS, 1000 $500 delivered.
Call for samples and catalogue
free. MAUNEY, RA, 3-27s0.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Nice home
for elderly ladies. $3.50 mo. 654-
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MANAGEMENT
METHODS:

Design Review, Task Progress Control,
Organization and Work Flow.
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Send resume or call McDoNALD's
Ws.SInliNc;r pWhiSErIN; eS25 5 Cni5lIn saai pl' NV
Evening star., 1962-12-08

CARPENTERS - Perm. year-round
work. Next 4 mos. inside. We
need steady workers, exper. in
framing and trim. With ability
to read blueprints and lay out
work. We want 4 men. Nom
drinkers. Men who make their
home with their families in the
area. Men who take pride In their
abilities and workmanship. Apply
1924 N. Washington blvd, Ari.
Phone IA. S-77q6.
Evening star., 1962-06-26

speaker at a dinner in the
Benjamin Franklin State
Dining Room Of the State
Department.
The banquet ended a full
day for delegates to the first
National Conference on the
International Training Pro-
grams Of the Agency for In
ternational Development.
Over 500 men and women
representing colleges, busi-
ness, labor, community or
ganizations and government
agencies are attending the
meetings, which continue
through today. The confer
ence is sponsored jointly by
AID and COSERV.
The latter is a non-partisan
organization, with headquar-
ters at Meridian House here,
founded about a year and a
half ago to provide informa-
ton services for community
groups interested in helping
international visitors and
trainees in cooperation with
Government agencies.
The conference, which
opened yesterday. was planned
as an orientation session
on foreign affairs in general
and AID programs in specific.
Delegates were given a
chance to speak out yester-
day afternoon in small dis
cuSSion groups, and report
edly the exchanges were
lively, If not always fruitful.
One man found them bet
ter that the general sessions
because we could get down
to specifics"
But another, this man from
Chicago, observed wryly he'd
found it difficult to tackle
foreign policy. or anything
fundamental, because, he ex-
planned. the women in his
group were so engroSsed in
what dishes to serve the for
eign visitors"
Evening star., 1962-06-26
14-Doy Fast Is Discussed
As Effective Weight Loser

patients who were hospital
lied for fasts and followed
them with one or two-day
fasts. The regimens. he said,
effectively corrected intract-
able obesity and prevented
its recurrence.
The professor, DR.. Garfield
G. Duncan of Philadelphia,
said short periods of total
fasting may seem "barbaric"
but long fast periods of up
to 10 days are better tolerat-
ed than low calorie diets.
The patients, he said, ex-
perience a loss of appetite
after the first day which is
not the case on low calorie
diets.
Only water, weak tea or
coffee. artificial sweeteners
and beverages with no nutri-
Evening star., 1962-06-26
WATER USE
SURVEY

Some 200 farm house.
wives in five Maryland
counties will be questioned
in the next several months
on how, when, and where
they use water in their
homes.
Four interviewers from
the Department Of Agri-
cultures Agricultural Re-
search Service will be
collecting the information
in Montgomery. Prince
Georges. Howard, Carroll
and Frederick Counties.
The purpose Of the survey
is to gather data for re
search that will lead to
recommendations on the
most efficient use of water
in the home. Agriculture
engineers also will use the
information in designing
improved farm water
systems.
Evening star., 1962-06-26

tional content are permitted,
he said. Vitamins are also
prescribed.
The first long fasts re-
quired hoSpitalizations but
the shorter fasts were han
died successfully at home.
Between fasts, diets of 1900
to 1900 calories are permit
ted.
DR.. Duncan and co-work-
ers warned that the regimen
cannot be used indiscrimin-
ately. partly because the pa
tients become very weak.
Like major surgery or the
use of potent drugs" DR..
Duncan said, "the faSts are
to be employed with a high
degree of selection and never
without close and qualified
supervision"
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Greshdm-Lucid

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dean
Gresham of Falls Church,
Va, and TuScarora. Md, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Nancy Adele
to DR.. Guillermo Lucia Pol
vorinos. son Of Mr.. Ricardo,
Lucia Martin and Mrs. Pol
vorinos de Lucia of Madrid,
Spain. A July % wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1962-06-26
Serr-Groninqer

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Au-
gust Serr Of Arlington an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Beverly Jean
to Mr.. Clark Cecil Graninger,
son of Mrs. Clark Cecil Gran
niger. ST., Of Forestville, Md,
and the late Mr.. Graninger.
A late summer wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1962-06-26
Pressure Wanted For Foreign Aid
By AMELIA YOUNG
Star staff Writer

Mr.. Fowler Hamilton, ad-
miniStrator Of the Agency
for International Develop
ment, said last night that
AID has a major problem"
in its lack Of focused support
from a specific domestic
pressure group"
Addressing members Of the
National Council for Com
munity Services to Interna-
tional Visitors Cknown as
COSERW, Mr.. Fowler said:
"The origin of every agency
or department, not only in
the Federal Government but
in State and municipal gov
ernmentS as well. can be
traced to the needs or de-
mands Of a particular group
or segment of our people.
"And that is as it should
be, for such is the very es-
sence Of a democratic gov
ernment in a plural society.
When their interests are
threatened their voice is
heard through their repre-
sentativeS in and out of gov
ernment."
AID is without such q
voice, he added. Its interest
group" is the American peo-
pie as a whole, but because
those who benefit from the
foreign aid program are
many. varied and dispersed
as the American people
themselves, it is sometimes
difficult to muster under
standing and focus support
against those who would
abandon. cripple or disable
this program of international
development. :"
Would Stress Urgency
Mr.. Hamilton said that
what is badly needed is an
effort, even q campaign, to
communicate the facts about
the necessity of foreign aid
and establish a sense Of urg-
ency throughout the country.
The administrator noted
that over 80 per cent Of the
funds spent by AID are spent
in the United States. This
money, he said, provides en-
ployment for approximately
100000 of our workers and
profits for our businessmen.
But more significantly, it
works to build a secure world
in which the promise Of a
full and free life can be real
lied within the visible future
not only for ourselves. but
for all those who are willing
to work with us to help
themselves to be strong and
free"
Earlier in his speech Mr..
Fowler said that whatever
money or energy we are
spending now to help the de-
veloping nations get firmly
established, it is literally in
significant to those expendi-
lures we would have to make
to preserve the security and
integrity Of our own country
II large areas of the world
were to fall prey to commu-
nism, to chaos or to vio-
lence."
500 Attending
In conclusion, he thanked
members of his audience for
their understanding, involve
ment, commitment and con-
Germ in the field of foreign
aid.
Mr.. Fowler was the main
Evening star., 1962-06-26
Polizzi-GIover

Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic Po-
lizzi of Arlington announce
the engagement of their
daughter Joyce Ann to Mr..
Frank Henry Glover. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Glover Of
Arlington. A spring 1868 we'd
ding is planned.
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Eqedi-Hunner

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Paul
Egedi Of Tonawanda, N. Y,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Joyce jeanne
to Mr.. Frank Dent Hammer,
son of Mrs. John Edward
Hammer Of Petersburg, Va
and the late DR.. Hammer. A
September % wedding is
planned.
Ritzenberg-Wox
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Rit-
zenberg of Arlington an
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WiIIioms-Convey

Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Loomis williams of West
moreland Hills announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter Setphanie Harcourt to
Mr.. James Michael Convey.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Convey Of NorriStown. Pa. A
late July wedding is planned,
Evening star., 1962-06-26
BY a Star Staff Writer

CHICAGO, June 26. A
University Of PENNSYLVANIA
professor of medicine has re-
ported that total abstinence
from food for four to IA days"
can be remarkably effective"
in losing weight.
He told the American
Medical Association, which is
meeting here through Thurs
day, that drastic fastS are
useful for badly overweight
patients who find it imposSi-
BILE to get rid Of excess
pounds.
He said he has followed 40
Evening star., 1962-06-26
Coutts-Shuffer

Brig. Gen. James Winfield
Coutts, USA. and Mrs. Coutts
of Chevy Chase announce the
engagement of their daughter
Kathleen Wickham to Mr..
Jon L. Shaffer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Cary Shaf-
fer of lola. KanS. A Febru-
ary wedding is planned.
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ENGAGEMENTS

nounce the engagement of
their daughter Phyllis to Mr..
Phillip Marvin Wax, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Wax Of
Milwaukee, Wis.
Evening star., 1962-06-26
Hoffmun-Johnson

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Charles
Hoffman Of Annandale, Va,
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Pamela Joan
to Mr.. Brian Allan johnson,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Arthur johnson of Bethesda.
A September wedding is
planned.
Parker Stanton
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Smith Parker announce the
engagement of their daughter
Margaret Rose to Mr.. Donald
Frederick Stanton, son of
Mrs. Glen Cederburg of
Bellevue, Neb.. and Mr.. DON
aid Esty Stanton of Alham-
bra, Calf. An August we'd
ding is planned.
Evening star., 1962-06-26
Vooel-W

Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg w.
Heath Of Arlington an
nounce the engagement Of
her daughter, Miss Lynne
Margaret Vogel, to Mr.. John
Herbert Wood, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. James C. Wood also
Of Arlington. The bride-elec
is also the daughter Of the
late Mr.. Leonard j. Vogel.
Evening star., 1962-06-26
DeichIer-HumiIton

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert M.
Deichler. jr., Of Elmhurst.
Long Island, N. Y, announce
the engagement of their
daughter Judith Lynn to Mr..
Kenneth @. E. Hamilton, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Charles Hamilton Of London
and Bournemouth. England.
A July wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1962-06-26

Miss Nancy CoroIe Hurt, daughter of Mrs.
Jane D. Hurt and the late Mr.. c. R. Hurt, was
presented to society at dance on Wednesday
night given by her grandmother Mrs. Everett
Hurt ot the Standardization Hotel Miss Hurt
is graduate of HoItor Arms School and is now
attending Trinity CoIIege.-Brodford Bochroch
Photo
Evening star., 1962-01-07

ta1 Reg. 27c Across Rel Towels. 100
3-pIy) focioI quoIity towels per roll.
in white. green. pink. yellow -
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opothecoy ior. Apple Blossom
tpink). Lilac tbluel. Verbeno
tyellowl Pine tereenl. to motch
tissues s. 7oc %. plus F.E.T.
te) Req. l.5o box AreSoss Dryskin
Soop, box of Il cokes old to ten
der skin. LIT box
ID Reg. ISe ca. Across Toilet Tissue.
1000 single sheets 800 2-pIy).
per roll, in pink, green. blue. peoeh.
yellow ond white
u for LAB; cose Of 100, 1859
te) Reg. 27c ca. Across Eoeiol Tissue,
box of 300 sheets 100 3-pIy) in
blue. green, yellow, pink, peach.
white . ~ for I.43; cose Of 4s.
9.49
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600 sheets 200 3-pIyD :. q for
LAS; cose Of ~. 8.29
tg) Reg. I.I9 Across Hand Lotion. with
dispenser, l6 OF. in white. yellow.
blue, green and pink S9e plus
F.ET.
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Evening star., 1962-12-02
How TO Use Water TO
END YOUR
CONSTIPATION WORRIES

Here's how to get TO the basic
root Of your constipation prob
lem, Bring enough moisture to
your lower colon every day. As
soon as food wastes are normally
moistened, they win move" as
they should and you win enjoy
daily elimination.
So do this TO end your oonsti-
patton worriea Take SERUTAN
every day with plenty Of water.
SERUTAN Is q pure vegetable gel
which carries twenty times its
weight in water TO your lower
Evening star., 1962-12-02
FIVE Tips FOR BAD HousEkEEPERs

lF You DON'T have an aptitude for house
keeping, don't shoot yourself. Take the
easy way out-here are five hints that will
help. Even if you are natural housekeeper,
you'll probably find some of them helpful.
Get help: Beg, borrow, steal-but hire
some household assistance. Enlist the rest
Of the family. Sacrifice luxuries to pay for
professional cleaning or laundering. Or,
get part-time job to finance it.
Throw Out unnecessary work: Chores
such as ironing sheets, putting up preserves,
dusting bric-a-brac aren't for you. (StOre
the bric-a-brac in the attic). Take advantage
Of all available short cuts, such as prepared
foods and iron-on mending tapes. Buy
clothes and furnishings that need mini
mum Of care-drip-dry shirts and dresses,
Evening star., 1962-12-02

digestive tract where il isneededt to
promote more normal regularity.
SERUTAN provides the proper
moisture, bulk and peristaltic ac-
ton TO help keep you regular.
This IS utterly different from fore
ing your system with chemical
laxatives which cause diarrhea
and may dry you out.
Get SERUTAN at your drugstore
today. Use Il faithfully as directed
for at least one week. You must
enjoy daily regularity or your
money back from the maker.
Evening star., 1962-12-02

stain-repellent fabrics, plastic upholstery.
Invest in labor-saving appliances and
gadgets.
Do something else: Employ your talents
and traits in job or hobby that satisfies
your basic interest. You'll be happier, and
so better able to cope with your housework
without distaste and despair.
Turn on charm: When you entertain,
welcome your guests with such warmth and
friendliness that they won't notice the
6ngerprints around the light-switch and the
film on the window-panes.
Be doll: Most important, be so loving
and devoted a wife that your husband will
always be glad he married you, in spite Of
a few dishes in the sink, holey sock or
two and little chaos in the closets.
Evening star., 1962-12-02

Next time q head-cold strikes,
don't just simply put up" with it.
Instead of suffering through day
after day Of miserable congestion :
now you can feel better faster than
you ever thought possible!
Just take new Theracin DecOn-
gestant Cold Tablets as directed.
Vicks Theracin starts relief in IS
minutes. Helps save you days of
misery. Only Theracin gives you this
fast-acting formula. Ii helps
1. Turn of running nose fast.
Evening star., 1962-12-02
"Wh0 likes a girl
with a red, I"unny nose?"


7.Dry up head-cOId congestion,
clear your stuffed head fast.
3. Open cold-blOcked sinuses : fast.
4.Clear stuffed breathing passages
for hours.
So. when you catch cold-dont suf-
fer days of misery. Take fast-acting
Vicks Theracin. and feel better fast
starting in just IS minutes!
VIckS FAST-AcTIN0
U n @ "a elm
DEcoNeEsTANT COLD TABLETS