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Evening star., 1963-01-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER sPRING-Rambler. brick,
huge family room, 3 bedrms.,
sacrifice, Sl9,7b0. Immed. occu-
pancy, SIMMS PROPERTIES, HE.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

BET YOUR BOOTS you have never
seen a nicer, cleaner rambler than
this one, Three large bedrooms,
Ia baths, dining room, kitchen
with eating space, basement with
semifinished rec. room, huge cor
ner Handicapped lot, Excellent area
for children, walk to school. Spot
less as spotless can be. Price,
Sl0,500, 5000 down. Act fast on
this one. open g-S.
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. $4,000
BRICK RAMBLER WITH BASE
MENT. three comfortable bedrms.,
/ u baths, long 20-ft. living rm.,
Dashboard hot7water heat, sliding
glass doors to tree-shaded yard.
Sl,700 down, for full details call
NOW q til 8.
MONROE, REALTORS. cL. 8-s5OO
CAPTIVATING CONTEMPORARY
SPRAYING contemporary on
large, perfectly Handicapped lot,
tall trees, lovely plantings, 3
patios, attractive open stairway,
interior planter, 1S-ft. dream kit.
with adjoining family room, large
open dining room with vaulted
ceiling. bedrooms, . baths, den,
2-car garage. S2S,95O. HANSON
HOMES, REALTORS, JE. 3-3737.
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ARIA Real value g.
hedfm. 9.bath brick home with
rec nm. carpoft din fm, large,
modern kit, beautifully land.
EcApfd and complete redwood
fpnring This lovely 9.year-nld
home is better-thansnew main.
tainrd with pride l9r lmmet com.
foffahte living HF BssOT0
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% Ppadv for SnrinU
RE A yIRGINIAN
BRIANWOODS

Florance Realty, Inc.
1900 b24-4oOo
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DISTRICT nrIGnTs-

Lovely, 8-bedrm. brick rambler,
with large fenced yard Nov re-
dueed 70 sl4.75O for quiek sale
Only gA5O down giO7 mo pays
all. Call today Mrs, drooms, RE
H.4BBn
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ZEAL ESTATE SERVICE, MD.

ALL CASH, FREE APPRAISALs-
Houses. farms and acreage.
Pr. Geo, Charles, st. Mary's Co.
Mr.. FRAASE 779-s06S
ALL CASINO FEE
FRIENDLY, FREE APPRAISAL
Phone DICKEY'S AP. 7-S0S0
Evening star., 1963-01-05

SILVER SPRING AREA-Beautiful
brick Colonial home with 3 bed
rms, Il "a baths. Center-hall plan.
Fireplace in Ice. liv. rm,, built-in
garage Priced in low POS.
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61@gGn.

ROCKVILLE 80 cuStom-built RAM
pier on acres Features large .,,s
din. rm, Mod. KIT, with huilt.in
oven, diShwaSher, garbage dis
posal, plenty OF cabinets, large
table space 2 large bedrms, with
master bath and large hall bath,
Pull bsmt with phneled rec, rm
with fircpl 2-car carpoft with
barbecue. open Sat and Sun. 1 -b
g3B,5UU. PO. n.6aGl
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PRINCE GEORGES

KENT FOREST-a-bedrm 2-story,
I y bath. air-eOnd brk. Colonial,
stove, refer, fenced lot. S2Hb dn.
incl. settlement, vacant, Call
OWNER. Du 10000,
KENT FOREST bedrms. ~
baths. mod equip. Kit fenced
lot, vac, move In with dn pymt
Of SiN5, OWNER, HAA-lO2A.
KENT vILLAGE-3-bedrm.. 2.Story,
/ " bath, air-cond brk, Colonial.
stove. refgrs fenced lot. storm
ONLY S2a5 dn. incl. settlement.
Vacant. Call OWNER, DU 10000.
LNNDoyER -9-bedrm. rambler, !
block 70 elem schools, lhfge lot,
trees. storm windows and doors,
insulated BY OWNER, si3,25O,
ep g-4G3N
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~ $4,000 Ewes LU i-iiO2
AyONDALT - bedrms, ~ baths.
Nv fm din I'm mod KIT, pan.
elsd den ser porch owner NOV
ing Principals only uN 4.1l3n.
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ROCKVILLE = immac, 9.bedrm

ROCKVILLE 49, immac 3.bedrm
brk, rambler ! baths. fin. rec
rm 5000 dn. FHA X L, SMITH
RLTR GA 4-51ii GA. 4.s7pb
ROCKVILLE, Aspen Hlll fd.=-Fabu-
lout 3.bedrm tplit level rec,
nm f22,bOO fmmed occupancy
SfAfMs PROPERTIES NE O.hObO
SILVER SPRING. near University
blvd. and Franklin ave, close 70
bus, blk 20 sehOol==3-bedfoom
Colonial, living room, separate
dining room, knoity pine Teerega.
screened porch FHA applied for
siH,abO ROBERT p. LOHR, INC
RFALTORB, HE $4,000
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s,,yvp ~ spnINo romtoTlobl,

fTLVEH NFNINU : tOmfOfThbTe
foomy brick Colonial Z bedrooms.
. baths 27-ft living room, sep-
afate dining room, large kitchen,
fst floor bedroom. den and bath.
Lovely large front and side porch
OIL hotsWater heat, aluminium
storm doors and windows, bulli.ln
gafAFe. To settle an estate g9d-
nO0 ROBERT r. LOHR. INC
REALTORS, HE. $4,000
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PoToMAc oFFIcE
$500 FALLS RID. AK. 10000

POTOMAC = NEW ON MARKET.
Delightful 3-bedrm, 2ig-bath brick
split-level on ll4-aere lot, Ice. liv.
BOGLEY
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& CO., INC.

'l60 N. Glebe. Rltrs., ia. 4-3l3l
0IENNA-3 bedrms., full bsmt
fenced yard, tool house, close to
school and shopping center. al
loan can be assumed. Call OWNER
after Q pm, DU, b-720b
Evening star., 1963-01-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
THE BUYER

For this home will not want or need
a basement, so naturally there is
more "one-floor living" here for
your dollars. 22aft, liv. rm. with
fireplace, sep, dining rm.. huge
area, 3 generous bedrms,. mi
baths. 10x2l-ft. jalousied porch
WIN fireplace. Outstanding patio
ana barbecue. Situated on over
ha acre with l60-ft. frontage. The
lot contains beautiful trees and
SIhruoS: Priced at S29,950 and
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POTOMAC

Beautiful rambler on almost 2
hall, living room with fireplace.
3 bedrooms plus den and baths
Particularly convenient for fam
ily with Invalid. Everything on
one level Priced in low 40s
Ewes Mrs. Weisiger, 2a9-a520
W c. a A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
TTCT yOTTp unAFU WITH TTQ
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN. IS

DIR. Columbia pike to Sleepy Hol-
low rd.. right to Bancroft Woods
entrance sign. right to Bent
Branch and our "open sign"
& CO., INC.
oIRn N Glehe. Rltrs.. IA. 4-3l3l
Evening star., 1963-01-05
IT'S P.G.P. FOR '63

IT'S Pep. FOR '63
cozY. CLEAN. HONEYMOON BUN
GALOW, for only sLn per h9iat 2 y y, n
including p.i.ti., after SOU
down payment, or no down to Gi.
A darling liv. rm, sep. din. Im.' =
nice bedrms., modern kit, bsmt.'
GARAGE, Venetian blinds. storm
windows and doors. Close. IN,
Only Sl0,250, and well worth H.
ALL-BR1cK. s-BEDRM COLONIAL.
Sen din. I'm. "a baths modern
electric kit, with disposal. Fully
air cond. for your summer com,
fort. A l6-cubic-ft. freezer ano
an auto. washer as q bonus. FHA
or GI terms with mo. payments
less than the rent you are now
paying. $4,000.
THIS CARROLLTON RAMBLER
AVAILABLE for immed. occupancy
Only 2 yrs. old, and like new, FuI
bSmt. with family rec, room, I
nice bedrms., de luxe electric klt
OF = street parking. A. quality
home and a quality value. Al
ready financed 4 modest down
payment and S125 mo. Realisti'
eally priced ct $4,000.
BRK. AND ALUMINIUM RAMBLER,
deSiqned for gracious living. Cheer
ful flrepl IN liv. rm,, large din
area, 3 bedrms. all-electric kit.
fun walk out bsmt with workshop
a bath and plenty OF room fol
family activity. Lovely patio
Fenced yard. What a lot OF well
huiit home. IN desirable Green
wood Forest for only SiQ,Agt
tFHA appr. for morel See this
better take the family with you.
Evening star., 1963-01-05
ANDREws-MARLOw HTs. AREA
Hartman RealtY. RltrS.

New Hsbedrm brick rambler. mod l.
rrn KIT with natural wood cabl.
nets, disposal oil Dashboard b 4.
city utilf Good terms
Evening star., 1963-01-05
IT'S TRTIE

An all-masonry rambler, 9 yrs. old;
only $4,000. 3 bedrms., fenced
lot. iust redec. GI nothing On"
S7l.7a per mo. FHA $500 dn.'
$40 SO per mo. Call quickly.
BURcH REALTY co.
474- 1000, Ewes. 776-7794
Evening star., 1963-01-05
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES
I'm 4=llBN

ANDREWS AREA - 4.bsdrm. bl.
baths. fun bsmt.. finished rec rm,
lac fenced lot, walk 10 LqReine
and Sui'land Heh School OF
nothing down Settlement charges
only. JOE JACOBS REALTY RE.
Il guuu
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STORCH
.EALpoRS sP. 3-4500
-, .,,cv a., ,oo 1900,

ALL-HNIIk, NI3i0OU -DedTOom
rambler, Sen, din rm, scr porch.
radiant heat. Conv. 10 parkWaYs.
No down payment Gi cal I'll y
DAVIS a CO. INC,
ALL BRICK 3 twin-size bedrms T.,
din. rm. firepl, built-in garage
In convenient Bladensburg area
FHA appraised slO,bOO, only 5000
Evening star., 1963-01-05

ANDY MOOhE, hcdlJOI
MOORE 4 MOORE PEAL ESTATE
ANDREWS builders clear.
Anee. price reduced ~ nNn. only
4 left Extra i8rEc "sst0ry brirb
Colonial Al oversize rooms 4
bsdFmf "is baths. dressing room
eff matter hrdfm Must see iH
appreciate. only $500 down CT
s.sas4
Evening star., 1963-05-27
Citrus Pie Ideal Party Dessert

cold water to make the dough
hold together.) Form into
ball. Roll dough out on light
ly floured board or canvas to
form a 13-inch circle. Fit
loosely into 9-inch pie plate.
Trim; flute edges; pick bot
tom and sides. Bake In pre-
heated oven (425 degrees) 10
to IL minutes. Cool.
For filling, soften gelatin
in cold water. Combine egg
yolks, sugar salt, fruit juices
and grated lemon and orange
rinds In top Of double boiler.
Cook in double boiler over
medium heat, stirring con-
stantly. until mixture coats
q spoon. Remove from heat,
add softened gelatin, stir
until dissolved. Chill until
mixture mounds when drop
ped from a spoon.
Beat egg whites until
frothy, gradually add sugar,
beating well after each addi-
ton. Beat until stiff and
glossy. Fold egg whites into
gelatin mixture. Pour into
cooled pie crust. Chill several
hours or until set.
Evening star., 1963-05-27
WHAT'S COOKING
Fresh Fruit
Sparks Pie
Corn Sticks

FRIDAY
Tuna NJ Chips Casserole Corn Sticks
Garden Salad
Pineapple Upside DotDn Cake
Tuna M Chips Casserole
cups crushed potato / cup grated cheese
chips, divided / teaspoon seasoned salt
IA cups cooked asparagus tablespoons lemon juice
cup tuna l25 cups evaporated milk
" cup sliced almonds
Place cups Of the crushed potato chips in 8-nch
square pan Arrange cooked asparagus tuna, almonds
and cheese in alternate layers Sprinkle with salt and
lemon juice Pour milk casserole and top with
naming Of crushed potato chips Bake at $50 degrees
for 20 to rs minutes. Four servings
SATURDAY
Ham Loaf ScaIloped Potatoes
YelloW Squash Wilted Lettuce Salad
Cdntaloupe
WiIted Lettuce Salad
slices bacon, diced u teaspoon salt
l head lettuce " teaspoon oregano
tomato diced "a teaspoon pepper
"a cup green onion, sliced tablespoons vinegar
Fry bacon until crisp; DRAIN reServng l tablespoon
fat Tear lettuce into bowl add diced tomato onion and
seasonings. Combine vinegar and bacon fat bring to
boil Pour salad and toss Crumbe bacon salad
Six servings.
Evening star., 1963-05-27

The coolest, most refresh
ing desserts should be served
in the outdoor shade beside
a pool, garden or terrace.
Here's a cool, cool citrus chif-
fon pie, garnished with
orange and lime slices and
sprigs of mint. It's every bit
as refreshing as a tall glass
of lemonadel
It's a cool and refreshed
hostess who serves this pie,
too. She can make 1t several
hours in advance, for 1t stays
chilled in the refrigerator.
She begins with half a pack
age Of pie crust mix, the kind
that makes perfectly flaky.
tender pie crusts every time.
Water is all that's added to
mix the dough, which is then
rolled out and baked. Then
the gelatin filling is made
tangy with orange, lemon and
lime juices and airy with
beaten egg whites. And such
a high and handsome filling
it is!
For outdoor serving, the
pie can be cut and the pieces
arranged on a tray, ready to
Evening star., 1963-05-27

WEDNESDAY
Smoke Link Pie Hot Biscuits
Cole SlaD
Gingerbread with Lemon Sauce
Smoke Link Pie
cup flour cup grated American
u teaspoon salt cheese
tablespoons lard / package 90 ounces)
tablespoons cold water frozen mixed
tablespoons butter vegetables cooked
tablespoons flour / package U2 ounces)
"a teaspoon onion salt smoke links cut
Ia cups milk into be-size pieces
Preheat 10 425 degrees. Combine flour and salt
Add lard and work together with pastry blender Add
water small amount at a time and work until dough is
just moistened Roll out In rectangular shape TO ft
l0x6-inch baking dish Melt butter in saucepan add
tablespoons flour and onion salt Add milk and cheese
and stir until hickened Combine sauce vegetables and
Cut vents 10 allow steam TO escape. Bake 80 minutes
-Four 10 six servings.
THURSDAY
Beef Short Ribs Noodles
Zacchini with Mushrooms Lima Beans
Watermelon
Zucchini With Mushrooms
/ pound zucchini ga cups thinly diced
Boiling water mushrooms
2R teaspoons salt cup half and half
4 tablespoons butter (half milk, half creamy
tablespoons flour Few grains pepper
"a teaspoon whole basil
Scrub zucchin cut off ends, do not pare Cut into
h-inch slices and quarter. Fill ihquart saucepan 10
zucchini and cook until tender about is minutes
Drain Melt tablespoons butter in saucepan add mush
rooms and cook until tender turning occasionally Add
remaining butter and melt. Add flour: mix we'll Pour
IN half and half all at stir medium heat until
thckened. Add remaining salt pepper and oasil mix
-Four 10 six servings.
BY "Vp
Evening star., 1963-05-27

take outdoors where guests
can easily help themselves.
Citrus Chiffon Pie
Pie Crust:
One-half 10-ounce package.
Il cup) pie crust mix
2 tablespoons cold water
Filling:
/ envelope unflavored
gelatin
cup cold water
4 egg yolks, beaten
11a cups sugar
Dash salt
u cup lemon Juice
cup orange Juice
"a cup lime Juice
u teaspoon grated lemon
rind
" teaspoon grated orange
rind
4 egg whites
70 cup sugar
Heat oven to hot (425 de-
greeO. For pie crust, meas
ure cup pie crust mix into
bowl. Springle cold water by
tablespoons over mix, stir
lightly with fork until just
dampened. Of necessary, add
another one-half tablespoon
Evening star., 1963-05-27


SUNDAY
Leg OF Lamb Mint Sauce NesD Potatoes
Broccoli Grapetruit-AUocado Salad
Strawberry Rhubarb Pie Coffee
Strawberry -Rhubarb Pie
pound fresh rhubarb package QO ounces)
u cup water frozen sliced
"a cup sugar strawberries
envelopes unflavored "a cup evaporated milk,
gelatin chilled
" cup water / tablespoon lemon Juice
9-inch baked pastry shell
Wash rhubarb; trim and cut into 2-nch slices. Mix
sugar and cup water in saucepan Add rhubarb bring
to boil reduce heat to simmer and cook stirring until
rhubarb is Sauce-like about IL minutes. Meanwhile,
sprinkle gelatin u water and let soften Add
soened gelatin to hot rhubarb stir until gelatin is dis
solved Add frozen berries; stir until thawed Cool then
chill until mixture begins to set Beat icy cold evaporated
milk until 1t stiff and will hold peak Beat lemon
juice: Fold rhubarb mixture into whipped milk lightly
but thoroughly Chill until mixture is slightly firm about
minutes then spoon into pastry SHE'LL Chill until SET
to hours Six to eight servings
MONDAY
Lamb In Skillet (USe LettoUer Roast
Green Beans Raw Relish Tray
Chocolate Fudge Cake
Lamb in Skillet
cup packased' pre-cOOked l teaspoon salt
/ cup chicken boullon q cup catsup
y cup chopped onion u cup diced green pepper
tablespoons fat l can g ounces) diced
can Q012 ounces) tomato carrots drained
puree cups ground cooked lamb
in place Of water In 9-inch skillet cook onion in fat
until lightly Drowned Stir in tomato puree and remain
mgre0lenCS, mixing well. Heat thoroughly. Combine
with hot cooked rice and Immediately. -Four to six
servings
TUESDAY
Delmonico Steaks Baked Potatoes
Corn-on-Cob Carrot Salad
Ice Cream With ButterScotch Sauce Iced Coffee
ButterscOtch Sauce
q cup brown sugar 70 cup light heavy
2 tablespoons butter cream
cup light corn Sirup Few grains salt
Place butter and sirup in heavy saucepan.
Cook very low heat without stirring until soft ball
forms when little of the mixture dropped in cold water
Cook slightly Stir in cream; add salt Serve warm or
cold. This sauce thickens standing Thin with
tablespoons milk cream Makes Ia cups sauce.
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two to three hours win do
it."
Z. Keep every facet Of both
the husbands and wife's life
an open book, with neither
doing anything especially
about their money or their
children without the knowl-
edge Of the other. Secrecy,
like any private excursion
into activities or friendships,
may work prior to 65," Mrs.
johnson thinks. But in re-
tirement, with the husband
at leisure at home, the rules
change. And no matter how
enticing other things may
look, it is the closeness Of a
man and his wife, both
physically and mentally,
that brings you happi-
ness. :"
This formula, Mrs. john
son comedies, is only for
couples who like each other.
So If you don't love the guy
who came home to you with q
pension maybe you'd better
forget the whole thing.
Copyright 1868, General Features)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04
FAMOUS FABLES
By z. e. EDGAR

ADJUSTMENTS. During
the fabulous Florida real es-
tate boom, hunorist-architect
Addison Miner made q for.
tune building homes for the
wealthy.
Miner, more an artist than
an architect, delighted his
clients with the beauty Of his
houses. Technically, however,
the buildings left much to be
desired.
On one occasion, after Miz-
ner had completed a house
for a client. it was pointed out
to him that he had neglected
to install q staircase between
the first and second floors.
Rather than mar the beauty
Of the interior, Miner had
a staircase built on the out
side Of the house. Function
ally, 1t had no faults, but on
rainy days it had its incon-
veniences.
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THE GOLDEN YEARS
New Formula Given
For Leisure Living

juice for before breakfast
and the cocktail for before
dinner. After the meal he
moves the dishes to the sink
and cleans off the table,
while she scrapes the dishes
and puts them in the washer.
She puts away the leftovers;
he takes out the garbage and
trash.
After breakfast she cleans
the bathroom. he vacuums
the living room, they make
their bed together, then
pick up together.
3. DO YARD WORK ex-
actly the same way. Don't
let a retired husband out in
the yard alone while you do
the homework" says Mrs.
johnson. Hell see a friend
or q stranger and wander
away. And you'll wonder
where"
4. Develop for both the
husband and wife a nom
talking-time activity, mainly
for the evenings. He writes
checks for bills, while she
writes letters. He reads the
newspaper while she sews.
He putters with a broken
clock while she watches TV.
This is togetherness again,
which a retired couple must
make their major goal If
they are to be genuinely
happy" Mrs. Johnson ex-
plains. "Yet it is a sort Of to-
getherness privacy which is
needed. too"
s. Make at least rs per
cent Of your friends the
friends Of both of you. Or
don't make them. Mrs. john
son found that when the
husband and wife pursued
separate friendships they
drifted apart. And in the re-
tirement years, she found.
the separate friends the hus-
band or wife made, or kept
over from earlier life, had
no lasting value. And had
much less to contribute to
happiness than did the close
cohesion Of the husband and
wife. A personal friend here
and there which she or her
husband kept contact with
casually didn't matter.
6. GIVE TO BOTH the
husband and wife a little bit
of each day for privacy.
Maybe two to three hours.
For arranging clothes, play
ing with personal hobbies.
eff it is for nothing but
manicuring nails or contem-
plating life, it Is needed"
says Mrs. johnson. There
must be some relief from
constant association. But
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04
BY THOMAS COLLINS

Here is a formula for hus-
band-wife relationship after
the husband retires and
comes home to live in leisure.
The formula was two years
in the making, and it comes
from a Mrs. Donald j. john
son. The Johnsons moved to
the sunshine into a five-room
house on a 60-foot lot, when
Mr.. Johnson retired early in
1861.
MY husband, who is one
of the good ones, had a con-
viction that I had a right
to retire when he did," Mrs.
johnson says. 80 he in
sisted that we would share
alike the work that had to
be done at home to main
tain our way of living, and
would share alike the pleas
ure we could find.
THAT would seem to make
things simple all around. But
it didn't. Because when @
husband has to discipline his
own hours instead Of hav-
ing q boss to do it for him,
when he has to adjust from
a commercial to a domestic
tempo . and when q wife
has to alter almost every
thing she has been doing in
order to accommodate his
adjustment there are
problems. Let no wife think
there aren't"
THE JOHNSONS set out
seriously to solve theirs, and
only after two years Of trial
and error have they worked
things out about as they
think they should be.
Their formula:
/. Get the sleeping busi-
ness on schedule. Mapping,
going to bed, and getting up.
must be on a togetherness
basis. MY husband started
out taking an afternoon nap
Of two hours. I didn't want
one. So I was ready for bed
at 1890 at night; he stayed
up watching TV until /. And
I was up by Z in the morn
ing; he slept until $3.50. We
were hardly seeing each
other"
Mr.. Johnson yielded, and
they went on the same sleep
schedule.
2. Do the household chores
as a team. It makes no diff
ference who does what work
so long as each starts and
ends at the same times. Over
the two years the Johnsons
have worked out this pat
tern: She prepares the food
while he unloads the dish
washer, sets the table, makes
the coffee, pours the tomato
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04
CompuIsive Buyer
Begins to Wonder
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

so why is it that when he
comes over he goes through
all my trash and aShtrays
to make sure nobody else has
been here9 I don't mind his
being a little jealous. In fact,
it's flattering, but this is RI
diculous. He has no reason
to act like this.
CONFUSED.
You are fine - Bert is
confused. Obviously he is not
sure of himself. II you want
to suffer, go ahead and mar
~ him.
DEAR ABBY: My hus-
bands father adoreS our lit
tie girl and he loves to take
her places. This worries us
a great deal because Grand
pa is a terrible driver.
No one in the family wants
their children to ride with
him, but sometimes we can't
find an excuse. What can
we say without hurting
Grandpa'S feelings? He is
not old and feeble Che is SD
but he is a terrible driver.
NEED AN EXCUSE.
Why look for an excuse"
when you have a good rea-
son? Tell Grandpa that you
love him dearly, but his driv-
ing terrifies you. Better to
risk hurting Grandpa's feel
ings than your child's Life.
4 HA
What's on your mind? For
q personal reply, send a self
addressed, stamped envelope
to Abby In care of The Eue-
ming Star.
For Abby's booklet, Hon to
Haze a LoueIy Wedding" send
so cents to Abby, Bor 1865,
Beverly Hills, Calf.
CdcNaught Syndicate, Inc.)
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four chairs. Reg. 59.95 -----------------Zs9.9
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toble top, a swivel chairs Reg ll9.95-------SS.s7
5-Pc. CHROME DINETTE. Decorator woodqruln top.
Toble and 4 chairs. Reg. 7995-------------4a.S7
5-Pc. EARLY AMERICAN DINETTE. Plostie ton.
bronze and brass trim. Ginohom chairs Reg. 1895,
1921
S-Pc. EARLY AMERICAN pINETTE. Knrslze oval
or round table. 4 attractive chairs Reg. l04.95,
1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04
By LESLIE J. MASON, Ed. D.

Dy AEOAAE De NASOkNp Eus ~
Professor Of Education.
University Of Southern California
DO you have q teen ager
who seems aimless and
doesn't want to go back to
high school? Then you really
have a problem, but one that
can be solved in most cases.
Long before this, Of course,
the responsibility for q
youths future should have
been transferred fom parent
to him. But 1t won't solve
the problem to tell him that
he must now take charge. A
sudden change towards
stricter parental discipline
also will meet resistance.
From the boys point Of
view he Is offered three
choices, and he is rejecting
all Of them. at least for the
time being. A summer spent
In analyzing the alternatives
may very well result in a de-
cision to return to school or
at least to take some posi-
tive action. instead of Just
playing. wandering, driving
or swimming, for went Of
anything more purposeful.
Three Alternatives
Obviously, school holds
little attraction. Either
through lack Of interest or
lack of ability he decides he's
had enough. But the fact Is
that most any boy can get
school work If he applies
proper methods and tries.