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Teacher Slain,
Wife Hurt, 7
Youths Held
AIexondion Shot;
Stepson Accused of
Attacking Couple

A 16-year-old Alexandria
youth accused of killing his
teacher-stepfather and slash
ing his mother with an ice pick
last night was arrested early
today in Baltimore. A second
youth also is in custody.
The stepfather, Donald G.
Cooley. so. a teacher of govern
ment at Mount Vernon High
School. Fairfax County, died in
Alexandria Hospital an hour
after he was knitted and shot
in his suburban home.
Police said the attacks ap-
parently were motivated by the
16-year-old'S resentment of his
Stepfather's discipline.
Alexandria detectives last
night placed a murder charge
against Malcolm Leon Ward,
jr., 10. of the 100 block of Hill
ton street. Alexandria. Police
said Ward. who is accused of
shooting Mr.. Cooley, was with
the younger boy during the
shooting -stabbing melee.
Wife in Hospital
Mrs. Catherine Cooley, At, also
a teacher at Mount Vernon
High. was in satisfactory con-
dition at Alexandria Hospital
with three stab wounds in her
back and neck.
When rescue squadsmen and
police reached the Cooley resi-
dence at 305 East Taylor Run
parkway, they found Mrs.
Cooley conscious with an ice
pick thrust 4 inches into the
lower part of her neck. The !
handle of the pick had snapped |
off.
Baltimore City police. acting
on a lookout flashed by Alex
andria authorities, picked up
the 16-year-old, william G.
Bodmer, at $3.50 am.
Later, the youth waived ex-
tradition at a hearing before
Baltimore Judge James K. Gull
len. He was held in the city's |
southern district police station !
pending the arrival of Alex
andria detectives, who were to
bring him back to Virginia.
Found in Car
Bodmer was spotted sleeping
in the family car by Police Pvt.
william Elliott in the South
Baltimore area. The policeman
reported the youth had blood
on his shirt but was not armed.
The Alexandra lookout had
stated the youth was in the
Cooley'S car, a 1857 blue-and
white Ford.
Bodmer told Baltimore au-
thorities that he didn't like his
stepfather. who. he said. denied
him privileges granted to other
teen-age youths. His resent
ment was based, in part. on his
stepfather's reluctance to let
him use the family car, police
said.
Baltimore Police 1t. Harry
j. Frantz said the youths at
titude was mot a bit remorse-
full" but that at one point he
declared: I'm sorry"
Alexandria d. e ctives said
See Staying, Page Az
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ened by the threat of a military
by MoSlem guerrillas
who want to put radical Vice
Premier Ahmed Ben Bella in
power. Mr.. Ben Bella opposes
Premier Ben Khedda's policy
of cooperation with France.
Mr.. Ben Khedda flew in from
Tunis, his headquarters while
he directed the exile regime in
its campaign to throw off 1872
years Of French rule. He was
the first to leave the plane.
He Immediately called for a
united front demanding a
solid front of popular will
against a military dictatorship
Of which some are dreaming"
He did not name Mr.. Ben Bella
and his military followers, but
1t was clear he referred to
them.
Call for Unity
The Premier, standing in
brilliant sunshine at Maison
Blanche Airport and surrounded
by his ministers, called for
unity against personal power,
against men of ambition,
against military adventures,
demagogues and fascists of all
kinds"
Whatever the Moslem loyal
ties in this bitter. divided land,
those at the airport gave a
roaring welcome to the man
who once headed the rebel ter
rorist network in Algiers.
Premier Ben Khedda raised
his hand in a gesture of greet
ing to the throng of MoSlems,
including National Liberation
army guerrillas. The crowd
responded with a mighty roar
of IVA hya chouhada!" Long
live the fighterSD
1t was a glorious return from
a long exile in Tunisia which
crowned the nationalist victory
after a ruthless 71a-year
for independence.
Guerrillas Mutinous
But Premier Ben Khedda
was faced with grave trouble
from $500 mutinouS national
list guerrillas loyal to Mr.. Ben
Bella who were reported mass
ing south of AlgierS. He had
sent some of his own guerrillas
into Algiers yesterday to take
control of strategic points.
Mr.. Ben Khedda was well
coined by Abderrhamane Fares,
Moslem president of the pro-
Visional executive, which took
power in Algeria this morning
from the last French colonial
administrator.
Il am proud to welcome you
to Algerian soil in the name of
our flag" Mr.. Fares told Pre-
nier Ben Khedda and his
About 900 guerrillas in
camouflage uniforms, carrying
machine guns. presented arms
as the nationalist leaders
walked down the ramp in
bright sunshine.
New Anthem Played
A loudspeaker blared the new
Algerian national anthem
'Kassman" eve Swear.
Few civilians were allowed in
the airport grounds but several
hundred thousands massed out
side and along the 12-mile
highway leading from Maison
Blanche Airport to the city.
French riot police stood guard
every few yards.
The Moslems changed slogans
as they proudly waved their
green and white nationalist
flags.
Algeria is independent to-
day, but the battle is far from
See ALGERIA, Page AS
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BY DAVID s. BRODER
Star Staff Writer

HERSHEY. Pa. July 3.-The
chairman Of the Governors
Conference predicted today
that the group will unani-
indorse a resolution
criticizing the implications"
Of the Supreme Court decision
on prayer in public schools.
Gov. Wesley Powell of New
Hampshire. a Republican, said
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Alserio'S No. Man is Hard Driving
Rebel. Page A-5
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To the Ieeions Of local fish
ing enthusiasts the most
welcome visitor TO our Boy
voters is the Atlantic
CROKER or hordheud.
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Senate Votes
Sugar Bill as
Protests Rise
Mansfield Tries
To Soothe Lutins
After 54-12 Action
BY the Associated Press

The Senate has passed a
sugar extension bill and sent it
to President Kennedy for sign
ing. But the administration
hurriedly sought to modify it
to soothe several outraged
Latin American nations which
feel they are being short
changed.
The Senate completed con-
greSsional action on the com
100000
Dominion susOr Lobbying chorsed
Here. Poee Al
promise measure last night,
voting 54-l2 approval after a
long debate.
Immediately. ocratic
Leader Mansfield of Montana
moved to alter the protested
provisions by offering an
amendment to a minor bill al
ready passed by the House.
The amendment would pro-
vide an additional allotment of
premium-price sugar for West
ern Hemisphere nations.
Complaints Voiced
Several of them-notably
Argentina and the Dominican
Republic have complained
they were badly treated under
the extension legislation. They
feared the bill would sharply
reduce the amount Of sugar
they could export to the United
States at premium prices.
Senator Mansfield was not
able to get an immediate vote
on his proposal. however, be-
cause some Senators wanted to
make other changes. He finally
decided to put the vote over to
Thursday since many members
were to be absent today.
The subject likely will be
brought up today when Secre-
tary Of State Rusk appears be-
fore the Senate Foreign Rela-
tons Committee in a closed
session.
The northumberland to
a bill restricting importation of
honey bees-would set aside
allotments for $4,000 extra tons
for Western Hemisphere coun-
tries this year and 10000 tons
each in 1868 and 1864.
Same Premium Price
This sugar would be bought
at the same premium price as
the quotas allocated to % other
countries in the extension act.
The full premium is the same
as the domestic support price
which is $50 a ton above world
prices.
The extension bill provided
for 80 per cent of the premium
price to quota nations in 1862,
80 per cent next year and 10
per cent in 1864. The Mans
field amendment carries the
same formula.
Several Senators said they
hoped Argentina would get out
See SUGAR, Page AS
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winch would handle any tax
cutting bill that might be in
troduced.
His views came on the heels
Of a similar attack on the
Chambers tax proposals yes
terday by Republican Senator
John G. williams of Delaware,
also Finance Committee
member.
Senator Williams said the call
Of the Chamber for a IS billion
to So billion tax reduction in
the face of a multi-billion dol
lar Federal deficit is in direct
contradiction to every principle
Of sound business economies for
which this organization has
stood"
SIS Billion In Red
Senator Byrd said congress
Sional tax experts have told
him the lower rates recon-
mended by the Chamber would
cost the Treasury sos billion.
The Chamber itself had esti-
mated the cost at between SIS
and SIS billion.
Senator Byrd said he expects
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Weather Forecast

District and vicinity-O Occasional rain to-
night. low in the upper SOS. Mostly cloudy
and cool tomorrow. occasional rain likely.
High. 80, at pm. yesterday; low, 81. at
l pm. today.
Full Report on Pose BIZ
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Picture ond Other Stories on Pose AS
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The mose Of books stops boy before he's gone three
feet from the library. Eight books become rest as
his eyes take him into the world Of HAIRY the Dirty Dog"
Photographer Tom Hoy allowed into the moke-be
Iieve write" world OF these children only with long, lens
comero-none Of them knew he wos being photooruphed
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

BACKHOE (2l Bantam, T and H.
Hobart welder and all access.
PERI. shape. VIII sacr. CT. 6-lO2S.
BULLDOZER and/or loader, GT30
$i'i00. Phone cE. e-s4sS. We
FORD TRACTOR. with front-end
loader and scraper blades and
post hole digger. for rent with
operator. By contract or daily,
weekly rental. 736-5409.
WELDING EQUIPMENT - Service
rights on oxygen and accetylene
tanks. Transfer SIS value for
$50. Phone JE. 4-5123.
WHITE TRACTOR, 1858, a low.
board trailer. 1850 Ford, 2-speed
axle dump truck. Call SIP. 2-0S40.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
(CONTlNuEDl

FLA, = Indian Lake
Estates exclusive country club
Development on 16 50. mi, spring.
fed lake mr.. Cypress Gardens and
Box Tower. Have q debt-fres
choice adjoining h-aere lots,
Good elevation on Park ave. lead
ing into beach with 1000 IT,
pier. Similar lots list far over
$4,000 ca. Development has
courses, riding range, etc. Will
give entire lot for loan with
both lots for $4,000 cash. Re
Gently divorced, Dial 30l-79s-
3740 (30c call or write Rte. /,
Box 265-C. Edgewater. Md, for
full information.
sT. PETE-3 brs., Q bs.. fla, -rm.,
scr. pch,, carport, low tax, so, 500.
Box 14S. Deale, Md, UN. 1884.
WILL TRADE-up or down one
beautiful haif-acre lot in Indian
Lake Estates for nearby Prince
Georges property. UN. 4-2279.
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STANDARD

PONTIAC-RENAULT
QUEENSTOWN SHOPPING CTR"
OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 Pm.
CADILLAC '6I Coupe de vile, air
conditioned, color Is Fontana-rose,
car on our showroom floor. week
end special. s3,695. -.
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cond., $685. cash. Cali Re. 4.
1923, bet. 9-12 noon Sunday.
CADILLAC LIMOUSINE, Fleetwood
7-pass. sedan, purchased late 1855
Driven 2,l0O miles by chauffeur
used as family car. Same al
brand-new throughout. $500 fac
tory air conditioner. Power brakes
power steering, power windows
oil filter. window washer. Wv
tires. pay and night mirror; Beau
same as factory new. Cost approx
$500. Sacrifice for SLABS. Writ,
Box 1853, Washington IL, d. c
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

N. MIAMI ARLA-3-bsdrm, Ia
bath CHS home. Small commus
nifty. Lot snxi3O .wloranget. Hlgh
ground. Nrby. thorouahfare az
lords Minis, travel TO- anywhere.
Wonderful loo. for work or retire
ment. Des. trade on Glover rk.-
Georgetown area home. BOX 500
q. star.
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LOWING CHEVROLET

E.-W. HWY. AND CoLE5VILLE RID.
JU. 9-S3a7, JU. 9-6406
FORD '5S cow, auto. trans. ps.,
r, and h., new Wv. and snow
tires, red with white top. Immac
cond, Can finance. 532-20ug.
FORD '5e Victoria hardtop, stand.
trans" Z, h.. clean, excel. cond.,
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ABSOLUTE top cash for End trusts
No applications or red tape. Va.
Nd, D. c. Day or eve. VIII. 6-6l 81
ACTION "a HOURs-Any amount
You can't beat our rates.
GIBRALTAR MGT. 625-936t
BANK RATES-lst and 2nd trusts
Instant cash. Will also finance Of
buy real estate In distress or un.
usual situation. Anything. Any
ones credit good. Elk. 3-1215.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS b
End trust. AMERICAN MORT.
GAGE a INVESTMENT CO., 31s
Southern Bldg, Ma. S-3331. I'm
mediate services. 10 to $3.50 pm
MONEY. end TRUsT-We viii buy
End trust notes. d, c., nearby Md
or Va. Reas. rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INVEST. CORP.
1912 n X. ave, NV. MA. S-5S33,
N. VA.-D. C.-2nd trusts wanted
Top prices. Cash In 1 hr. CALI
HOOVER, 70. S-ll66 day or ewes
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER NEEDS finished lot or
lots In Prince Georges CO., 10 build
custom homes. All cash.
De Selle Construction Co.
WA. 7-6p4g g35-4444
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,TEUART
FORD

9th and n, Y. Ave. NV. Ma. H-3Ihl4
FORD $50 custom 300" Fordor
SsSap engine n an e eI;csiisSt buy sns Al
ssoS. LEE p. BgJTlhIER' il2i 2lst
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CHEVROLET ia8s "3e7'' engine
super apSrs ,,, nAt .s,, ,s6ds WIN
miles. ~" a-spesd trans. THIS This ear T'' \,
Ike new, Mus, sell immed' Cal
3b0-s7a2 sunday after q pm,
CHEyRoLETs - JUSTINE cHEv.
koLET $40 Baltic. aye; on y
No, 1 In Hyattsville. Nd. WA. 7.
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voLvO 'ei 4-dr. sedan model Ice,
,ienndt h. b. sa,;;;spsed; ybl1e;sTsSy' sx'
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lMPORT--Sp0RTS
tcoNTlNUED)

JAGUAR '55 Mark VII sedan sun
roof, auto. trans. r, and h., pow
er brakes, genuine leather bucket
seats. Excel. cond. throuehout.
Must see IN annrecIata
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STANDARD

PONTIAC RENAULT
S Sn{!ES cHIEdTM En- sPPoppAINP i cIp
OPEN SUNDAY i2-5 PM.
MERCURY '82 Monterey Custom
2-dr. hardtop, r. and h., auto,
trans. power steering and brakes
Wv. tires. average book retail
$3.50, Our price, $3.50, LEE d
BUTLER, 1921 2lst st. NV" FE
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FORD 80 Fordor Galaxie hdtop
ssIruiseo onn.t and h., Wv
1000. OIL. 4-5143, AID, 2-ll64
FORD 49, Fairiane Tudor, Q cyls,
auto, white, owner must sell
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Shannon & Luchs

REALTORS SINCE 1906
as ACRES, streams, State road
I. rooms, barn. 8 other buildings
800 e gown, $40 month. S5;050,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 80 Monterey hit, p.s,
s sqtSi ' mIi loo 5 &c. Booze
MERCURY 80 Montclair 4-door
mercomStie. power steering, poyel
with red int. low mi. like new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-01

msRCuRY MONTEREY 80 a.ssst
sta. Vac, clean. Sfp5 or best Of
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MIRO. 80 2-door sedan. Gtr. stick,
sls" " s sSS, Sa's s,s ';;ssstI 'i Bar,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEV. "a sta. wagon. almost Q new
car. Looks good. uses no oil. Call
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CHEW. '8l 4-door sta. wag,, factory
steering and brakes, low mileage,
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PLYMOUTH 80 sta. xag, Adj,
GRESSIONAL OLDS., IA. 7-7344.
PLYMOUTH $50 VS. 4-door sedan,
o eStS trans SSr. T. s ma h. Ds Rs
chanical cond, HE. 4-7l57,
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COMET '6l s-22. r. and h.. auto,
trans, bucket seats, air eondi-
tioning. cleaning white with black
interior. ayerage book retail 81, :
BHFL& en- i Rti' 0ist St n W.. FL
1924.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FORD '62 IS" Galaxie Cdr, blu,
and white finish. heater. low mile,
age, S2,O05.
ALEXANDRIA
RAMBLER

IlU4 MI, vernon ave.
Alexandria OV. 10000
F 9 ss trG THd9 sF.n ssSsR T sN5
or best offer, BOB, CIR. 3-5445.
FORD ,54. modified 80 Pontiac
reas. offer refused. 525-0457,
FORD 'bb Fordor, VS., standard
shift, 2 new tires, clean. RE. g.
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FAIRFAx-5 acres, partially fin
ished brick home. $4,000.
FAIRFAX REALTY CIR. 3-2407
FAIRFAX COUNTY = Acre plus
building site. Excel. loo. Near
Capitol Beltway interchange
Reduced to $4,000, owner MUST
sell
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BILL BARRY JE 3-as3e
LoTs-i.5 800 UP

500 UP
In p. c: and Nearby Nd. Terms,
KAY REALTY. INC. RA. $4,000
NEAR GREAT FALLS III acres
partly wooded, stream. $4,000 per
acre. Call FL. 0-4l6l, MRS. WIN
II. LAUGHLIN, REALTOR.
NEARBY PRINCE GEORGEs-over
100 lots, sewer and water. Un-
believably low at $1,000 per lot.
No restriction. These won't last.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO., UN
4-15l6, UN, AIM.
Ox0N HILL AREA-Beaut. view.
n acre, exclusive area. Water,
paved streets. 765-l541.
ROCKVILLE, Md wooded bids
lots, 60xlO0. 3 blks. from center
Of town. S4,65O each. Pc. 2-30is
SEVERAL PARCELS IN fast-growinE
Prince Qeorges Co, Temple Hills
District line area. District Heights
area and others Pull details on
request, NEWcOMB- JONES REAL
TY, INC. 10. 2-O400. 3le3
3 GOOD INVESTMENTS in growing
areas, $40 acres with lake; 80
acres, old mill; rs acres. w %.
PRUTTT. Ma. S-27li, OR. 3-00l2,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(coNTlNUED)

BUICK SO Special Cdr. hardtop,
perfect cond., owner, all extras.
1928. OV, 3-2S41.
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AUTOS, & TRUCKS for HIRE
FREEZER TRUCK, ska
DRIVER AVAILABLE
WI. 2-2673
AUT0M0TlVE MISC.

FOREIGN AND AMERICAN AUTO
PARTS, NEW AND USED, We have
the largest selection OF used auto
parts in the area including bucket
seats. Austin Healeys, Triumphs.
Renaults. Volkswagens, MOS. etc.
Retail and wholesale. Call Ronnie.
IMPORT AUTORAMA
1929 Goth ST. NV.
FE. 3.6434
HARDTOP for a '62 CORVETTE,
White. 5000 or make offer. Phone
372-S21l.
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CHEVROLET 'Oi e-dr, fmpAla n.
and b" $4,000 mi White with red
Int VIII take trade. NE, 4-14bd,
CHEv. wagon, 5000: Hudson l-dr,
S7b; Btudebaker. $50: or best Of
fer on any boat trlr., S7b, Also
ike-new snowgrips, Z sets chains,
tools, parts. etc. Pvt. OWNER,
iii .VTao
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Town e. Country
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

PROP NC REALTORS
OPEN 0 TO 9
Annandale Office CT. 6-gIOO
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CHEyY 'bs Dslray s-dr., 81 stick.
sssssissr g el1isfE zz YEN y'ss. Eo0d sond''
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CADILLACs 1862, two company
executive Coupe de -Villes, fully
equip, incl. air eond, very low
mil. Excel. opportunity to own
fine car. $4,000 ca; or best offer.
10 Am. on Monday.
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' Si'; $ 81 i S As an i'i 8;
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CHEv, so VS. TIA. vas, ~ paSs
Beaut. eoral-and white finish. r
and h., auto. trans, pG. MANI
other extras. Excel eond one.
year warranty, Better hurry for
~ .aab. small down naynsnt
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JACK BLANK
Areas Largest Pontiac Dealer
OPEN DAILY 30 AID. 4-8500
1887 Irving st. NV.
HO O-9TO0

CONTINENTAL 49, hardtop sedan,
black, leather interior, loaded,
$4,000. lie. B-1065.
CONTINENTAL Mark II $50 Classic,
light blue, factory air. Cost new
$1,000. Excel. cond. original
owner will sell for NADIA Blue
Book price Of $3.50, less 10 per
cent. Call Mr.. Ewing, EWING
LUMBER COMPANY, CIR. 4-190O
days. or 337-3296 ewes. and week
ends.
, 1962-02-09

w AN E D
Old Danish West Indies Coin

AS one Of the largest old coin dealers in the U. S. and the
leading specialist in coins of the Danish West Indies, we
are interested in buying all coins of the Danish West Indies.
We pay the highest prices. The price depends upon the var
iey and condition of each coin, but for coins in fairly nice
condition we will pay at least $500 for each coin dated
before 1900; at least $500 for each coin dated between 1916
and l848; and at least $1OO for each coin dated from 1859
to. 1913. These are the lowest prices we pay, most coins
will be worth more. Highest prices paid for Gold 20 Francs
and so Francs pieces.
because of the many different coins and the Importance
of their condition, we cannot tell you exact prices without
seeing the coins first.
NAL your coins to us by Insured or Registered Airmal for
our inspection. We will keep your coins in our insured vaults
and write you telling the price we will pay for them and
wait for your okay. If our price is not satisfactory, coins will
be returned to you right away; we will pay postage. Reference:
FIRST National City Bank Of New York
FRANKLIN SQUARE COIN CO..
P.O Box 1O1 Franklin Square, New York
Eo=- -
, 1962-02-09
CHARACTER COUNTS
Official Poster for Boy Scout Week

Under its current program of national purpose,
Strengthen America Character Counts, the nations
5,235, 600 Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers and adult
leaders observe the SIND anniversary of the Boy Scouts of
America during Boy Scout Week, Feb. 7 to IS. Through
it's new program the movement seeks to Build a Strong
America, Serve the Cause of Democracy, and Achieve the
Purposes of Scouting The observance will dramatic
how Scouting contributes to better family life. Typical
Scout families will be honored.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Housewife Rebels
Over Vocation
DEAR ABBY

DEAR ABBY: Is there q
housewives union? II not,
let's start one. I work 365
days Q year and not Q dime
for overtime. Do I get q two
weeks vacation like my hus-
band? Not on your lifel If we
go away for q vacation he
finds Q place with q kitchen
attached and I still have to
cook. do dishes and take care
Of the children. When do we
kitchen police get a rest?
Only when we are in the hos
pital having a baby. and then
we're too sick to enjoy it.
NEED UNION
Husbands need to be gently
needed into giving their
wives occasional vacations
without the children! It's
marvellous for the morale.
Get organized, Lady. You
don't need q union, you need
. "mOre perfect union" with
your husband.
- &h
DEAR ABBY: I know
you've heard of men with
roaming hands. Well, I know
q man with roaming feet"
We eat at the same lunch
counter In the building where
I work, and this fellow
always manages to get the
stool next to me at the count
er. Pretty soon I feel his feet
nudging mine. I move my
feet, but he finds them again.
I'm not the kind Of person
who makes scenes, but I'd like
Evening star., 1962-09-05
FAMOUS FABLES
BY z. Z. EDGAR

RENTAL: During the last
year of his life, when his
health was failing, Artist
James M. Whistler went look
ing for rooms in q fashion
able London hotel.
The manager showed him
the most attractive suite and
boasted that it had been oc-
cupied by members Of the
peerage.
"As a matter Of fact" he
said proudly, "one of the
Kings relatives died in this
very room"
MY dear man." said
Whistler. II am looking for
a place in which to live"
HONEST: Playwright Ro-
bert E. Sherwood attended
the opening Of a new drama,
in which an actor friend was
starring.
The actors performance
was a disappointment. When
the final curtain came down.
Sherwood s dreaded going
backstage to face the man.
The actor eagerly sought
his opinion.
We'll" he asked, "were
you moved by my perform.
ance?"
"Moved?" said Sherwood.
MY eyes were filled with
tears"