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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK for large family. Very exper
single lady, live in pvt. rm.. share
bath with one lady. Non smoker
or drtnker. must work week ends
time off durlng week. Temple Hills
Nd. 24S-5227
HOUSEKEEPER 10 live in whit,
household, no heavy work. ? adult
In family. ia. 9-942S.
HoUsEKEEPER, i've in. perma,
So Time i'f oii aSd ND SsIarS wYanSn Viii Iipos, s,
arranged with Individual. Call IA
1-6B55 for appt.
L.H.w. and care OF child
3 years old. Live in. Accept some
one with child Of same age. Small
II desired. 474-1s39.
MAID over 25 general INV, chilli
care 2 to 3 days week. z Corners
Va. Box f20-B. Star.
MAID for g.h.v. and COOKING
Recent references required, OoOS
salary Call IA. 7-522O.
MAIDS. live in. No money needed
Open daily and late ewes, AlsS
Sat. and Sun. FLO JOB CTR.
1902 II 81. ne, 546-2iO0
MOTHERS HELPER. housework
care OF children. mornings. BE,
thesda area. g4g-7235,
SILVER SPRING AREA. g.h.w.
care Of I child, ~ :OO-3.OO,
days week, $50 pius eArfare. Cal
after z pm. b84-4S78
STEADY, one day weekly, mostly
ironing, Alex, area. Call after
pm. XII, s-iB67,
WOMAN 10 live In. 10 care foi
man and teen-age daughter. viii
light housekeeping, Bethesda, Nd
area. Box 2gs-B, Star.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
frNNTikltiEnN

FREE Pets, hampster, parakeet.
| finch, rabbit, or turtle wIpurCnase
Of our recommended pet home
Special through Mon. 7S3-4062.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, white,
2 females, 3 months old. AKC,
500 each, 46l -9009,
GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES, Axe
registered. Boyce, Va, 7O3--l46-
| il.
GERMAN SHEPHERD. 10 months,
tan and black, female, spayed,
Axe reg, Po. 2-6333,
GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES,
Axe res, Z wks. old, priced TO sell
this wk. end. 500, S75. OIL. 4-3324
LABRADOR RETRIEVERS, male
and female. Axe. champion blood
lines, o wks. old. 942-S5OS.
LONG AND Low, fluffy black
and tan male dog, very cute and
appealing. JE. 2-7325 after ..
POODLEs - Elegance and person
ality PLUS Choice Of colorS. Pup
pies and adults, -.-
BROU0HTON KENNELS DU, 5-59lt
POODLES, black standard puppies
mother show type, intelligent, low
able pets. VIII. 2-21l6.
POODLE, TOY, Axe reg. black
female, mos. Sweetest little
poodle you ever saw. 73B-53lO.
POODLES-S wks., cocoa, min.
shots, Axe reg, excel. blood line
home raised, reas. WI, S-DO0B.
POODLES-Toys and miniatures
puppies in white. black, brown
i and apricot. Also champion ant
intl. champion toy poodles at stud
| GREGOIRE KENNELS, poodlel
since 1899. TW. 3-1o30,
POODLES. Axe. ready for Valen'
tines, show quality. min, puppies,
choc. and black. 534-0655 ait, q
SHELTIE PUPS, toy collies. Axe, :
weeks, shots and wormed. SablI
and white. TW, J-754l.
Evening star., 1963-01-25

n @O-Week training program Tor
uualitied persons, male and fe-
male Seeking q career in the field
OF civil and criminal investi-
cation.
: Night and day classes.
Actual case problems part of
training program.
phases Of investigative proce-
dures.
All instructors experienced in
police and private investigations.
Placement service upon gradua-
tion offered.
i. Low tuition and budget terms.
For further information call Mr..
WILLIS, 525-4413, or write 10
above address.
Evening star., 1963-01-25

Biz savings on Baldwin and other
famous makes. New aud used.
OfSRfEL PIANO A. ORGAN CO,
Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
095 q 81. NV. MA. s-O42a
Bis6 Arl Blvd op, z Cor. BJ2.lOu2
IVA. Store Daily TIL o, Sat, TIL %
RADIO. SIX i0i -MKl Model ~
teletype. complete with stand, Both
excel cond Reas, WA. 7-Sna
RADIO HAMs-All your ham radio
needs AZ Ham Headquarters for
the Nations Capital New and
dFoRdEs RhI5io HhM SHACK,
1884 Fern st.. wheaton. Nd
uAO tfuH
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Rooas FURalsHED-H,E.
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

BEDROOM and living room avail.
able to employed married coIoft
couple Call NJ 1-UHni.
PARK RD. NV, i3s6-Atttar ..
single. 3s7..in4O.
lTy M YOUR SUNNY STUDIO RIM,
refgr. grill. pvt. entra shwr,. Sii.
S.b. .l3b p ~. NV. ais.0e7",
p2t. p3a AND asb n. n. AVE-. NV,
-Hleeplna Ss, 80, Housekeeping
si3 10 $50 wk, only well-behayed
persons housed.
Evening star., 1963-01-25

BEAGLE, female. wonderful with
children, Axe res, w., $50
phone Ak. a-Dis7.
CHIHUAHUA PUPS, tiny bundle Of
Joy, S3b up, Selling out breeders
Stud ser. KE. 0-7s07
CHiHUAHUA DOGS, male, female
Axe reg WIN sacrifice. $50 each
10. 2-4bbG.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPs-d week.
old Females $50, males Sa5
saO-bO2n
COLLIE PUPS, \ wks. old. sabl,
and white, Axe reg. wormed
shots, champ, lines. b32-3SGb,
DACHsHUND PUPPIES Axe
males and females. smooth. PUP.
py wormed, $50 and s5b. Db
hsNh9u.
DACHsHuND, male. Z weeks. Axe
brown, shots and wormed. $50
77a-Hnss,
FIVE PUPS, Cocker spaniel ans
spiiS, $40. 2 cats, IS. Phone 67i,
pfsb,
Evening star., 1963-01-25
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS - General remodelinQ
and building Of all types, Design
service. FHA financing.
HlLL-SHERMAN, INC. 654 1888
ADDITIONS and remodel. Mason
ry. carpentry and painting. Fin.
ARRANGED BURGESS, JE. 2-5l52.
ADDITIONS. conc, pchs. remodel
Ing gen. contracting. Terms arrgd
Prof. carpentry. LU. 3-4I56, z
a.m.-9 pm.
ADDITIONS. recreation rooms, at
tics and general remodeling. FLA
financing available. q a. III con-
TRACTING CO. for quality and
reasonable prices. HA. 2-246i.
BRICK, block and concrete work,
specializing in small Jobs, serving
d. c. and Northern Va. T. u
BlSSONETTE. IA. 7-49s0.
BRK., BLOCK AND STONE WORK,
Estimates Free Ma s"is00 Gsi
CHIMMEYS-FURNACES
Cleaned. 80 90 up. AERO FUR
MACE CO.. ia. 5-SaS5.
ELECTRIC WIRING for light and
power Free estimate. HU. 3-7666
or ewes. 10. 5-O603.
FIREPLACES. custom built. repair.
remodel. flagstone work. all types
OF masonry. Al Fagnani. 942-0232.
FLOOR WAXING. wall and window
washing, commercial and rest
Dental. Excellent work. Refs
772-10ls.
GUARANTEED SHE'LL SERVICE
We specialize in complete front
end work, complete brake system,
tail pipes and mufflers. tune-upS.
carburetors. etc. BY factory
trained mechanic. L. d. Miller.
Peter NJ. Leonardell. Owner,
BUCKINGHAM SHELL. I2l N.
Glebe rd., IA. 5-54ll for service
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ROOMS. WITH BOARD

ATLANTIS GUEST HOUSE, 1908
Macs. ave NV homecooked
meals daily. CO. 5-S202. AD.
4-D111,
CLEAN ROOMS for old-age pen-
sion people, board II desired
Phone TU. 2-iS02. "
DUPONT TOWERS, 1903 2ist NV.
-Cony. loc, Excel. meals, ) days.
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FARM AND GARDEN
APEX IREE SERVICE

hEEA hhEE skhNNb -
Trees removed and pruned. Fully
insured. Phone U27-4U22
HAY BY THE ToN-Fairwood
Farm, Glenn Dale, Nd, cE. t-4652.
NEW IHC farm tractors and equip.
Cub Cadet and equip. McCullocn
chain saws. Parts and service.
Used Cub tractors and equipment.
Used & with cultlyat. and plow h
with cultivat. TD-6, plows, discs.
p. H.. MOORE
U. s. 3Oi, Mile South OF New ~
Mtlchellville, Md, CE. B-SlSl
TOR SOIL, very rich, for lawns
and greenhouses. Very reas. Cal
RE 5-1l99 or RE, 6-7076.
TRACTOR - 725 Simplicity, ~
h.p.. elec. starter, fully equip. w
snow blades, ~ in. rotary mower,
plowers. Cost Sl,250, sell 5000
Used only Il mos. 258-40Dl
TREE SERVICE. We specialize ir
pruning, topping fruit and shade
trees, also tree removal. Fully in.
sured. Reas. prices. HYATTSVlLLE
TREE SERVICE. Free estimates
WA. 7-2214.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
! MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RECORDS-LPs, ASS and 7ss, elias.
oSeh {S {fSSuR'rY to pn in.' FRI. ss ssHt' sup up
/ 1id " St N NJ
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Sears Roebuck and Co

$500 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va,
DENTAL ASST, Hyatts., exp. help
tul, but not nee. VIII train. Age
2l-35. For .appt. call WA. 7-l136,
20 pm. daily except Thursday
FairfaX Ladies-Married
Evening star., 1963-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAIL

FURN. - Black modern sofa and
chair, walnut corner table. Best
price offered. WE. 1870.
.FURN.-Hollywood bed. dbl, S25,
Sectional sofa, SIS. Sofa. Empire
style, S25, > bkcaSes, Sl2-Sl5.
Chest OF drawers, So Bureau, S15.
Occasional chrs., S10-S5. Lamps,
end tables, hassocks. NO. 7-7S13,
FURNITURE - Selling in its en-
tirety for $500. bedrm., liV. rm..
din, rm. Customer transferred out
Of area. Rented furn. for short
time. Consists Of bedrm. suite,
SOFA, > chairs, picture, din. table,
4 chairs also 21-in TV. Contact
Mrs. Gross, Real Estate Div.
MARIO WAREHOUSE OUTLET,
Dl. 1-Sl00. 90l 7th ST. NV. open
I'll 3 pm. Customer parking.
FURNITURE-sofs and 2 chairs.
3-pc, bedrm., II in. TV, rele islrg
ali out Of warehouse, 500. MAR
LOS WAREHOUSE OUTLET, 7th
floor 9Ol 7th St. NV. Open til
? pm. Customer parking.
GAS RANGE, white. Robert Shaw,
81 Tide 2goo 2d" deep, 4 burners.
HEATERS, ranges. stoves, New. used
gas, oil. coal, wood. elec. ACME
STOVE l0ll 9TH W.. Ma, S-SAb2
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, 4
rms. May be seen from 10 TO B,
Sat. and Sun. O603 Bristol ave,
Silver SprinR, 5S9-24iS.
HOUSES, frame, rooms. ideal
beach cottages, located In Chesa-
peake Beach area. Sacrifice, quick
removal. OF. 4-S7b5.
ICE MAKER Frigidaire, new, in
factory crate, 2O0-lb. capacity,
5000 delivered. OIL. 4-l422.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ABBOTT A LANDOWNER. 2-88s7
FURNITURE BOUGHT
BEDROOM dining rm.. contents oi
home. Cash. We do moving. stor.
aRe, reasonable rates. ia. g-2l37.
ELECTRIC ITEMIZER- Cash REG.
IsTER for service station. Must
be In good condition. PRINCIPALS
ONLY. IA. b-ilS3.
FURNITURE wariFo loaay sooo
furniture. any amcunt aAo want
reillEerAtorS, gas stove and pianos
cali Mr. GRADY Ma s-"h-n
FURN.. Tv REFGRs. and wringeI
washers, Good condition. Top
prices. Ii. 4-1U33
OFFICE FURN. wanted, desks,
enrs., file cabs etc. fast service.
ton dollar JE. 2-sN22.
OLD FASHIONED pictures. frames
clocks, furn.. china. glass, suns.
silver. etc. Cash. OIL. 6-7O37.
PIANOS BOUGHT at short notice
Spot cash. No checks Phone
524-044O any time
PIANOS WANTED. Cash paid ioI
splnet, console or apt. upright
Call 949-Ol32 or HA. 2-2i5i.
PIANOs. All sTilLs
va PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Cat i,sy o' Nignt Ju n.a,tr
SKI, water. An old pair or
/ Of a broken pair. EN-.
2-88l5.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY, must have knowledge
Of light bookkeeping for restau'
rant operation, neat appearance
Apply In person, TOWERS DIN
ING ROOM, 420l Cathedral ave,
INV. See Mr., Yegher.
sECY., GIRL FRIDAY, RECEIPTS.
ANNETTE TATELMAN
227 Woodward Bldg RE. 7-44l4
SECRETARY = Pastor. membership
records. part time, hrs flexible, re-
quires cd. skills, downtown Bap.
tist Church office. 3S7-220S.
SECRETARY
Part time. 2O-hour week, I2 to
modern. air-cond. law office, S5C
but not essential. EX. 3-0666.
SECY., STENOS., BKKPRS., ETC.
We Specialize in These Position,
ATLAS AGCY, 1920 NY. Ave. NV
,IRI. sECRETARY-Assistant 70 srguE
sRort %tanSs hand Dsa preferaSs bSt no
required. Minimum tipping 81
w.p,m. high school grad. 35-houl
work week, S325 monthly. All
benefits. Employer moving to Sil.
yer Spring end OF year. Start
Immediately. Call MISS HARRIS
RE. 7-23l5,
SECRETARY, permanent position
life insurance office for compe.
tent career-minded person. Ex.
perience in insurance not neces.
Sary, familiarity with figures es.
sential. Salary commensurate with
ability. Phone EX. 3-6650 fol
appointment.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
SITUATION WOMEN
(cONTlNUEDl

MATURE EDUCATED woman. wide
exper,. desires part time position
rewrite. revise, edit. gen, asst,
References. Evenings, OIL. 2-S52S.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, would
like night work, from IL TO z am,
o3o-40bb.
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THE EVENING STAR Do
Washington, D. c.
FHdoy, Jonuoy rs, 1863
ROOMS FURN-MD..VA.
ARLINGTON, NORTH

Large bedrm.. newly furn., pvt, bath
in exclusive section, pvt. home,
gentleman pref, 2 blks. transp.,
| 10 minis, d. c,
Evening star., 1963-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GUAM SAWS, pumps. Generators.
SOD CUTTERS. rollers, etc RENTAL
TOOLS uN. 4-bi0O, Ju. b-bO4O
Evening star., 1963-01-25

'''wAu AVE-. N.E.-Bride'S nestI
Attr, newly dec. blond t-b.r. apt,
nnd flfs apt, BLDG. Nr Soldiers
Home new Hosp, Ctr, parking
transp utils furn. Lease. Refs.
Res. Mgr. Bids "a or CIR 3-ipad.
ritt1Or HOisE corner 18TH. tt7B
Euclid u NV hnhassy RoW, eity's
Evening star., 1963-01-25
BUSINESS SERVICES

ATTENTION PROFESSIONAL AND
ButlNtsaMEh, personal or over.
ine, muitigrAph copying. English
nr foreign fiekup az deliyr
from BHOREHAM utDu. specl.
atty rush Jobs. 7N3.H.bi,
CARPET INSTALLATION and re-.
pairing, HR, CARTER, II, 3
HhhH.
TAN SPECIALIST, income tax re-.
Nd Va. Mrs. Price, Du 7-tb3i
Evening star., 1963-01-25
SITUATl0NS-DoMESTIC

Typing Done in My Home
Call 027-7661 After 8 PM.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
ASST. BOOKKEEPER

35 TO as. to train as resident man.
ager for large Rarden-type apt.
project in Md. Must be able 10
type. No. children. Attractive apt
and good salary. Phone Mr.. AL
ASSISTANT SECRETARY, 81 to As,
Episcopal Church helpful. Job in
ton from discs and drafts. tele-
phone contact with the public,
and filing 5-day week, 3-week
paid vacation. Call WO. 6-3500,
Ext. 222. for appointment.
ASSISTANT for doctors office, is
to 80, refined. personable, ex-
perience not necessary. some
typing. Hyattsville area. Call ewes
$3.50 to s, 439-4754.
BAAER, exper. necessary, apply
personnel, 9a, m. to 2 pm, Monday
through Friday, PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL, 1850 Varnum st, ne,
BEAUTICIAN with managers II.
cense. s. E. New shop In good
area. OR. 4-S999. 2S3-2O26,
BEAUTICIAN-HAIR STYLIST, Sill
yer Spring-Langley Park area 500
TO 70es comm, following must.
Call s64r5904 after $3.50 pm.
BEAUTY OPERATOR with follow
ing for Falls Church salon. Sal
ary plus 500 commission, No
shampooinR. Call 532-3121.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced. 80 to
As years old. Apply Mr.. NOR
TON, 1O12 Vermont ave NV.
BKKPRS.-STENO.-TYP
ALLEN -O'BRIEN Personnel Service
1404 N. ". Ave. NV. RE. 7-72S0
Evening star., 1963-01-25
PERFE(YT

DE- LUXE REASONABLE
1000 air-cond. apt and aeTV for
the discriminating Btaut furn,
incl linen. kit'ware. 24.hr secret.
terv. etc. nv. gar Hu s.34O2.
tcontinued on Next PaGsS
Evening star., 1963-01-25
HELP WOMEN
Comptometer
Operator
Opportunity
With Sears
tcoNTINUsDl

Sears Arlington Is interviewing 10
fill one opening. Please apply In
person, and II qualified you will
work 40-hour 5-day week, In
pleasant surroundings. receive paid
holidays and vacation, merchan-
disc discount. group insurance and
participate in Sears nationally
Evening star., 1963-01-25
CLERKS
CLERK-TYPIST

For Bethesda office OF large mort
gage / IN firm. Good starting sal
ary. substantial employe benefits
vancement, must be high school
graduate and an accurate tyDist
Call Mr.. CHRISTIE at 656-lg75
Evening star., 1963-01-25
CIERK-TYPIST

Also stenographer. Good working
hours. s TO ;. 5-day wk., some
clerical work involved, fringe bene-
fite, $500.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
1872 X St. NV. Ex. a-7s7G
Evening star., 1963-01-25
MANAGER

Large modern de luxe Vir-
ginia Bldg, some expert
ence preferred. Short re-
sumo required. Write Box
10Th, Star.
Evening star., 1963-01-25

CLERK-TYPIsT. no experience nee
essary. Salary open, Downtown
D. G Call MA. $4,000, Mr.
PAssMoRE.
CLERK permanent with
downtown firm. viii train or
dictaphone, some exp, co. bene'
fits, See Mr.. Myers. 622 q st. NV
CLERK-TYPIsT-smAll office. sil.
yer Spring. Salary open, Race nc
barrier. Call Ju 9-5095.
CLERK-TYPIST
Interesting work and opportunity
for advancement with large real
estate and mortgage loan firm
We would like TO talk 10 you Il
you are q high-sehool graduate
under 80 and accurate typist, ~
words per min. Call Mr. Allnutt
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK, prefer
Shaw.Walker payroll exper. Call
MRS. MILLER. CO. $4,000.
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK,
Automotiye exper. preferred, Must
ing machine helpful. usual fringe
benefits and excel. sal, based upon
exper. Call Mr.. DUNN. FE. T.
800.
ALERT CLERK, typing required,
5-day, 40-hr. -wk., pd. vacation,
all fringe benefits, pleasant work
ing coiids. SIMMONS BEAUTY
REST, 4th and Claiming SITS. NV,
S32-543O,
Evening star., 1963-01-25
ROOMS WANTED

APIS. AND ROOMS for univ, stu
dents and graduates. Vic. Of 2lSt
and @ NV. Write TO: HOUSING,
$50 2lst street NV.
PIANO and harmony student needs
small room with simple upright
or grand piano to work IN pri-
yately. every eve, 6 to IL. Days.
RE. 7-2O62. Ewes, DE. 2-0S96.
Evening star., 1963-01-25

PARK RD.. Is33-comf. sEle. and
dble. Very clean rooms, showers
$40. Men, Good pkg. DU. 7-Os74
PARK RID. NV, 1326-warm. at.
trac, rm. adjoining bath, $40 mo.
slngle. 3S1 -3g40
ROOM FOR RFNT-sinRle man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-01
By carI Gruben
Nell

allowed her to return another
trump for q finesse with the
jack.
Works on Clubs
Still another entry to dummy
was needed for a lead toward
the queen Of diamonds. Mrs. Al
corn therefore went to work on
the clubs.
Without drawing EaSt's last
trump declarer cashed the king
Of clubs and led the nine Of
clubs to East's 10. East couldn't
return a spade because dummy
still had a trump to stop the
suit. (This was, Of course, Mrs.
Alcorn's reason for leaving the
king Of trumps in Esst's hand.
When East returned his last
trump, South won and led the
four of clubs to dummy'S eight.
This put her in position to lead
a diamond through EaSt's king.
It was lucky that East had both
red kings, but Mrs. Alcorn took
advantage Of the good luck by
leading from the dummy often
enough to make the vulnerable
game.
j Daily Question
Partner opens with one spade,
and the next player passes. You
hold:
A6 79862 oA873 %S652
What do you say?
Answer: Pass. Your hand Is
worth only four points at spades
since the spade singleton 10 q
liability, not an asset.
] Copyright. 1858, Gen. Features Corp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-01
Have Question?

r. 7. H.: Your Emerson d.
Fite and Archibald Free
mans "A Book Of Old Maps"
Cambridge, 1926) IL, as your
friends at the Library Of Con-
gress have said, an excellent
study Of American cartog-
raphic development. II Is
scarce but hardly rare. A
copy in fine condition should
be worth around $50 at retail.
Mrs. L. M. w.: Your Fred
erick B. Goddard's ''Where to
Emigrate and Why" (Phila-
delphia, 1850, with all maps
and engravings, should be
worth around $40 to SIS at
retail If in fine condition.
Mrs. j. H. NJ: Fine copies
Of ]. M. ". Turner'S Turner
Gallery" New York, 1870,
with 100 plates, should be
worth around SIS at retail.
D. E. w.: Your Mr.. (Thom-
mas) Salmon's Modern His
tory" was published In a
three-volume abridged (third)
edition in 1744-46. A set in
good condition IL worth
around $50 at retail. It would
be difficult, I think, to sell q
single volume Of this work
without the other two vol
umes.
DR.. H. d. c.: Your william
Russell's History Of Ameri-
ca" (L0ndon, IT'D, leather
bound and in library condi-
tion," should "a worth at re-
tail somewhere In the SIS to
$50 range. Original binding
is generally preferred by col
lectors.)
P. B. A.: Your limited Goo
copy edition Of "CurioSities
Of Street Literature" CLon-
don, 1871 should be worth
somewhere in the $40 to $50
range II in fine condition.
]. j. K: Your william
Smiths two-volume History
of Canada" Quebec, 1879
is a rather scarce work and
sells at retail at around $50
if in good condition.
H. R.: Your ]. EvettS Hal
ey's "A Good Man with q
Gun" (NOrman, 1948) is get
ting scarce. The first issue
of the first edition is identi-
fled by the line upside down
on page 421. A fine copy in
the original dust jacket Is
worth around SIS at retail.
Mrs. r. H.: Your paper
covered Life Of Tom Horn"
Denver, 1904, undated ex-
cept for the copyright date,
is scarce and sells at $40 to
SIS If in fine condition. A
dealer would pay less, Of
course; the usual custom is
to pay no more than half the
extimated retail value.
Selected questions tDtH be
dnstDered in this column.
Address Van Allen Bradley in
care of The Star.
(Copyright 1868.
General Features Corp.)
Gold In Your Attic Gppsan On
Tuesdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-01
5 Aides Being Sworn

Five new m embers Of the
Public Welfare Advisory Coun-
ell were to be sworn in today
at the Commissioners office.
They are: Mrs. James Schwart,
Rev. Theodore Ledbetter, Mrs
Grace Coy. Miss Mable Cook
and John Hechinger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-01
BY LESLIE ]. MASON
Professor Of Edueation.

EEoAC4AOI Ol EQuCHt1Ous
University Of Southern California
II you are a junior or senior
in high school, right now is
none too soon to be thinking
about college.
Granted that colleges are
crowded, that entrance ex-
aminations are stiff and that
costs have scared, it is still
a needless tragedy for girls
or boys to discover only too
late that they've neglected
proper procedures for college
entrance.
You may ask, can a high
school student gain college
admission on his own? Of
course, you can. It takes
planning and effort, that's all.
II you start soon enough and
60 about 1t right, any student
can get into q college suited to
his needs.
Since education Is almost a
necessity now for a successful
life, the major Job of every
junior and senior high school
student is to plan for post
high school training. You
can't afford to waste years
drifting.
Start Planning
At first glance, college en-
trance problems seems COM
pick. They are not really that
bad. If you start planning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-01
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

commented on the nice prize
she had won. Don't you think
the winner of the second prize
should have said, "There
must be some mistaken"
Not necessarily. II the
hostess, who had bought the
prizes, did not indicate that
a mistake" had been made,
perhaps there was no mis-
take. If l were you, I'd forget
1t.
DEAR ABBY: To "In-
suited" whose guests COM
planned about the tempera-
ture in her home:
A very witty friend Of mine
recently bought a large home.
When l complained that l
was chilly, she left the room
and returned with her gas
bill in one hand and a
sweater in the other. Sh e
said, Here, put this on and
shut up!" Personally, /
thought it was hilarious.
SHERMAN OAKS.
I'm glad you thought 1t was
hilarious. A sweater wouldn't
have helped me much in a
large, chilly room. I'd have
requested an electric blanket
but then she'd probably
have shown me her electric
bill.
hH
What's on your mind? For
q personal reply, send q SELF
addressed, stamped envelope
to Abby In care OF The Eue-
ming Star.
CMcNaught Syndicate. Ine)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-01
DEAR ABBY
Lazy or Spoiled
or Sick!

DEAR ABBY: l have three
children. A boy Of 20, and
two girls, Is and Is. I am
at my wits end with the
boy. He graduated from high
school two years ago and
has been sitting home ever
since. He never goes out. He
has no friends and says he
doesn't want any. He sits in
the house all day watching
television and complaining
about the meals. He is always
criticizing me and picking on
his sisters. Nothing is wrong
with him. He is big, strong
and healthy. / tried to get
him to join the Army or get
q job but he threatens to
hit me II / don't quit nagging
him. My husband is dead.
What should / do?
WITS END.
A 20-year-Old is not q boy,
he Is a manor should be.
Your son cCald be lazy,
spoiled or sick. II Is not nor
NAL for a strong, healthy"
man to withdraw from society
and vegetate. You can find
out what ais him by getting
him to q doctor.
DEAR ABBY: Recently our
bridge club met at the home
Of one Of the members. / won
first prize and another
woman won second prize.
When we opened our prizes
hers was so superior to the
little doodad that / won for
first prize that l felt terribly
cheated. Everyone present