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Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

2 floor lamps, 1 combination floor polisher and Scrubber, 4 TV trays, 1 Brownie movie camera w/light bar, 1 Bolsey B42 35mm camera w/case and other miscel- lane0us articles. Phone 486- 5553. 26-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

3.Bedroom home. House 53x26. Two view lots. Fully cleared. Basement can be finished for an apt. Built-in cabinets, refrigera- tor, oven and countertop cooking included. Crane baseboard heat ing throughout. Available in Au- gust. $30,O00. Phone 486-2692.
 26-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

40 Chrysler engine, 21a to 1 re- duction, power take-off. Write Box 595. Phone 486-2921. 1927
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

1856 Chevrolet panel. Excellent
 condition, $4OO. Phone 486- 2966. 26-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

FOR SALE: 2.16 Acres and house on Island Lake. Building Lots, Two bedroom home furnished, 1.25 acres land with 2 houses. Commercial downtown property priced reasonably. Other Excel lent Buys. Kodiak Aleutian Real ty Services. Phone 486-2960.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

WHY PAY RENT: Modern Trailer with large addition. Priced req sOnable. Must be seen to be ap- preciated. Kodiak Aleutian Real ty Services. Phone 486-2960.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

30-foot trailer house w/built-on liv- ing room, bedroom and utility room. Furnished. Available May 2. Call Mrs. Pratt, 486-2833.
 26-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

CONFIDENTIALLY: We have a bag full of purchasers with money. List your property with us for a sure sale. KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY. Phone 486-2060.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

1857 Chevrolet pickup truck, new motor and transmission. Also
 Chord Organ, one chain saw, small refrigerator. Phone 486- 2827. 26-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

Marlin Sporting Carbine, 30-30 w receiver sights, sling and case, new, $75. Remington, 721, bolt action 3O.O6 w/sling and case, $7O. Remington auto. shotgun. 2O-gauge, $65. Phone 486-2385.
 26-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

1858 Chevrolet station wagon, ex- cellent condition, radio, Turbo- Glide. Brierley, 487-2216 or
 487-5458. 26-Sy
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

RIGA Whirlpool washer, $125. 13- cu.-ft. Amana upright freezer, $2O0. loft. Chinook camper with or without a4-ton Chevrolet pick up. All nearly new condition. Capt. Carrithers, Chiniak, Box 65. XMAS. 26-2n
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26
Wanted

Free to IOVlng home, I6-mO.-OId black male mongrel. Housebroke, adores children, and very loyal. Would make a wonderful com panion for young boy. Call 486-- 2683 or see at 1437 Birch.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

Freezer, 11-cu.-ft., $2OO, braided rugs, 9x12, $35 and 8x1O, $25,
 carpet 9x12, $25; 1 bedroom
 suite, $1OO; overstuffed chair, $45. Phone 486-2329. 26-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

1860 Volkswagen for sale, $1,250. Phone 486-2692. 26.1y
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26
Services


 Maintenance Service Washing machines and dryers re- paired - furnace cleaning = plumbing and heating service. Free estimate. Ph. 486-528o tin
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

1858 Plymouth Savoy, 4-door va,
 auto. transmission Call Page 487-5592. 26-ln
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26
1852 Pontiac 4-door, $2OO. 1854 Pon- tiac Station wagon, $500. Phone
 487-5761, J. Wright. 26-1n

G.E. Mobile Maid dishwasher. Good condition, SIS. Phone 487-5518.
 26-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

Like new Honda 50 motor scooter, loaded with accessories, and 1863 license. Phone 486-26O4 after 5
 p.m. 26-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

For rent: Furnished one bedroom
 apartment. Phone 486-522O.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

Admiral freezer, 1860, 11-cu-ft., $50. Coldspot refrigerator, $50. 9x12 reversible brown fibre rug, $15. Davenport and chair, best offer. Kenmore portable sewing machine, $50. Mckinney. Phone 486-532O after 5:30. 26-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26
M0TiceS

&.!*!*: '!S3ssS's'3s.s.s3.*4.s..x.**33..3. ANONYMOUS. Pm.
 486-543O or 486-2364. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

Proverbs 2O-1-Wine is a mocker
 strong drink brawler; and who
 ever is led astray by it is not wise. Contact W.C.T.U. for help
 Box 131. tin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14

ABOUT THIS BOOK: GeOGbOrn Marine officer Laurence Sangs
body UOuUdd Buu Wood in 1913 but survived "Whas
Price Cd one die dumas He also edited initiated picture
history Gded Tid gloomy bat foresight THE First World Var
heard the story Capt Harry Truman
reprinted here from his book, "The DOub,s history AEF Of
l0l78 His eyewitness gUen BY Paul ShG6 Tmeui0l
Mr. THnuOn's Memoirs" tell hOU has Battery fired
t~ hours September 26 1913 and hOO later telephone
SuPsed By German bomb Meantime German building
ae flank a" isolated battalion Only e Truman battery position
10 bring fire TO bear. For uhG happened read 0bOUe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14

RUNNERS WERE OFTEN among those neglected in
regmental histories. They were chosen for strength
and agility, for persistence. The llOth chose Paul
Shaer to thread the skein of shell-rOaring death.
Skaters own tale was recOunted to the Eks Club
in Whittier, California:
PAUL sHAFEER: after Saint Mihiel walked about
hundred miles in FIVE nights in seventy-twO-pOund
pack as light as a feather, except my clothes were
always dripping wet as ! stood under trees during
the day and when they gave me the message
that afternoon, it was for the Truman battery
II set out on the run, jumping into shell holes
when heard one with my name on it, or crashing
myself against OutcrOpPings when those big ones
shrieked, Where are you, Cor
&C., pOral Sergeant ShaHer?' doubt
any blacksmith ever ran so fast.
81 reached the battery in
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the man hardly had time to bolt the door. Shell
cases were Tipping back like juggers act, changing
on tin hats Of the ammunition passers, the guns just
splitting fire - spit-spitsPit-spit.
Then Captain Truman ran dOsm hbe knoll and
cuIssed em to fire eUen faster. When he ran back up
The hin still ca'ssin, tOvgOt hOsU didn't sUGnt %
get killed and ran Wiht him. couldn't see our
infantry. 1t must have been driven back to the little
knoll, trying to crawl around and change front.
Beyond it was some mighty fine grazing land and at
The Tar end clump Of woods, pretty leaves still on
sAe autumn trees. The leaves were falling fast,
shells breaking into them. Captain Truman had his
binoculars on them. There were groups Of Germans
at the edge Of the woods, STOPPING low and coming
on slowly with machine guns on their hips
Germans set GSe message
He shouted some cusswOrds filed with figures
down to the battery, and shells started breaking into
the enemy clumPs. Whole legs were soon flying
through the air. He really broke up that counter
attack. He was still there being shot at when came
to my senses and got off the knoll.
II went back t. the sweating battery, but cOun.
terbatteries started ranging They were looking for
me and Captain Truman. knew he had to move
soon and wished could stay when he brought up
the animals. Being from Topeka, wanted to hear
what Missouri man had to say to his mules. But
it wasn't safe place for an OutOfwOrk blacksmith.
So went back and told my major how Captain
Truman and had broken up cOunterattack.
never saw the cussin' captain again until voted
for him in 1913" -Vwa man
Row. pbA'u iron The DOOOAbOy cOps BY Iou'.Oes s,on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14

nothing fiat, muddy as an alligator all the skin
Ofmy nose. Captain Harry S. Truman was standing
there, his tin hat pushed on the back of his head
directing salvOs into some spot toward the north
east. He was banty officer in sPectacles, and when
he read my message he started runnin' and cussin
all at the same time shouting for the guns to turn
northwest. He ran about hundred yards to little
knoll, and what he saw didn't need binoculars. |
never heard man cuss so well or so inteIligently
and I'd shOed a million mules. He was shouting
back ranges and giving bearings.
Truman, BGrHWn and Bailey
The battery didn't say a word. They must I've
figured the capn could do the cussin' for the whole
outfit. 1t was great sight, like the center ring in
Barnm and Bailey at the close of the show, every
thing clOckwOrk, setting fuses cutting fuses, slap
ping shells into breeches and jerking lanyards before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14
capt. Harry IruIn'
Cot Fighting Mad

By LAURENCE STALLINCS
From a just published book on the famed
~DOughbOys" of World War comes this e,
picture Of President-tO-be in moment o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14

pOral Sergeant Shaffer?' l doubt
any blacksmith ever ran so fast.
ri reached the battery in
Evening star., 1963-01-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
lcoNTlNUEol

CADILLAC 80 De ville-type Sc.
ss.ss5. II WTHAeeKER MocyToeIRs, e1:ri istf
and r. /. ave. me-, LA. 9-1100
CADILLAC '62 Sedan de vile
Black. Complete power includini
0M air conditioning. Very clean
osEN EidgfsS fSERY K EyeArNo f;yRSi .rnop.M
Suburban Cadillac-O OldS
7O20 Arl, Rd., Bethesda OIL. 6-77OO
cASHIAc MSd.I s7s l0ss s.,usi SD1s' $500 sedan d
guar, fac. air cond.. color black,
fully equip. Sac. for quick sale.
Area Code 2l5-TE, 9-3533.
CADILLAC '02 Coupe de vile. AQUA
with white ton. Matched interior
Factory air. Immaculats. Save At
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL o PM.
Suburban Cadillac-O Olds
1920 Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. 6-7700
Evening star., 1963-01-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


OLDs $50 "9s" Holiday, Burgundy,
all equipment, immae. Int. 1895.
Capitol Cadillac -Olds Co.
1880 2and ST. NV. Pc. $4,000
oLDsMOBILE '54, / OWNER. SUI
per ''S8" Holiday, hydromatic, r
and h., p.b., Sl75. Fhone CIR. g.
OLDS '8i "sS" sedan. blue finish,
very clean, S2,le5.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
la90 2srd ST. NV, Pc. f-26Qn
OLDs 81 Starfire coupe, fully
powered, like new. S3,l95.
Capitol Cadillac-O -OldS Co.
l2e0 2snd ST. NV FE. f-.60o
Evening star., 1963-01-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN so, carefully driven 1s..
600 miles, better than most new
cars. Pwr. brakes, steering, sea-
door locks and antennA. All
cond. 81 ,005. Worth twice the
price. OWNER, VIII. 2-9l5S.
MERCURY 55 4-dr., ist-ciass
cond., new tires, very clean. AL
mechanical cond. $3.50. S64-7625
MERCURY '5s Parklane 2-dr. hdtp
Has MereOmatic. p.s.. p.b., r. and
h., Wv. tires. 2-tone finish
Extra clean g9Oh
Evening star., 1963-01-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD ST VS. station vas, auto.
fully equip. full price, S575, S25
TAYLOR MOTOR SALES, INC.
1915 Wilson Blvd, Arl. 527-l0OS
FORD 5S Country Squire Wagon,
r, and h., luggage rack. wheels.
snow tires, seat covers. Excel.
cond., S775. OWNER. OIL. 6-4415.
FGRP SsN ogdn. gd dsIs.Is aI..T EPEgd6SsT' g6s auto,
Evening star., 1963-01-24
BUICK

1901 west Broad st.
Pals Church, Va. JE l-s50i
coMET 'el t-dr. see., 81. .4e5,
White with black and white ylnyl
int, Mereomatie. !: and b. 5000
OK. 7.sSssss Sss'o Or So. 's s-asss.' $685. rn'n'
COMET '6i. r. and h.. auto. trans,
Wv. tires. . beautiful beige. local
l.owner car " ,695, Sl9b down.
LEE r. BuTLLEER' ii2i 2i't st'
COMET 'oi dr., std, trans, r.
and h.. q SELECT used ear. i-yr.
warranty, 81 400,
y. ? sAFFoRp RAMBLER CITY
RAMSEY and CoLEsvILLE RID.
s. s.. ND. Ju. S-ceis
CONTINENTAL 'oi convertible.
white and b.. fully powered.
MR sonc ncohpIIIIQNEp;i No; pos I
center, AfiInston. Va. oV. 5si600.
CONTINENTAL .e2 4;door sedan.
esige. .. ana b. tully powered,
Si'spO' cHERNER -siiIRLiHdToN
center, Aiiinsion. Va. ov. a.f0OO'
CONTINENTAL 'og Convertible,
PEA ssSk eeiET'' hiR G5osppiIhioiSglly spai IA iSglly pYEo
LiNoToN woToh CO.. shirlins.
Va ov' $4,000. N's'On'
ooSS,EIINESIALs CONT! AZ 20, ,,,,,s sOnysr!isls. ..!lI
Ain coNpfTfoNEp, No. pIas.
fl,0np, cHERNER SHfHLINoToN
MOTOR Co Bhirllneton shopnlne
center, Arlington, Va. ov. $4,000.
CONTINENTAL Marx v 100 e-door
h.ts all power equip, air cond /,
beaut. black fin premium Wv.
tires, black and white inter. Ab.
1olutely like new inside and out.
This car must Be seen,
TAYLOR MOTOR SALES. INC.
1915 Wilson Blvd. Arl, b27-l0Os
CORvA1R 80, white, sdr.. ZOO,
trade, EysS' b4b-ss5e.
CORyAtR 90 a-door dc luxe sedan.
white, auto, trans, low mi, new
tires. Reas, offer. p3a-itl8.
CORvAIR go 4-dr ssd.. low mil.
27a.Jib0.
CORvAIRs 80 Z and 4 drs. 200"
iss X sss,Isnt IeHt'ts,iSGfl, Condition. 'pq spiq,iBs all
BOB PECK
... cHEvRoLET. .coRvAm
Evening star., 1963-01-24

1910 r. /. Ave. NE. LA. 9-lOOa
MERCURY '6l 4-door hardtop,
black finish, p.s,, p.b., r. and h.,
tully equip" excel. cond. Special,
Sl.595.
Evening star., 1963-01-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


oLDs '55 starfire conv., new tor
and tires, full pow, Al cond
S3a5 or offer. UN, 4-7SS2.
OLDS 81 "F-s5" sedan, white fin
ish' p.sr r. and h., etc. S1,705
Capitol Cadillac -Olds Co.
1850 22nd ST. NV. FE. 7-28OO
OLDs '6l "sS" 4-door sedan. ali
white with green interior, =. and
h, power steering and brakes
clean as a pin, only S2,OSs.
OLMSTEAD
oLDs DEALER SINCE 1875
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. ia. 7-650O
OLDS '55 Super "SS" conv., auto,
p.b,, PSI T.. h., Wv tires. XII.
Evening star., 1963-01-24

CORyAfR 90 4-door ds luxe sedan.
white, auto. trans, low mi, new
tires, Reas. offer. p3a-itl8,
CORvAIR 80 4-dr. ssd.. low mil.
nln.lIhn
Evening star., 1963-01-24

",NILLAC 80 eony, coupe. Nav
PIN p6ssf,d. t'5lss; PEI ,ieO 'ssas.7bs.' and h.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1890 2.nd ST. NV. IN, 10000
CADILLAC 'bs "B2" sedan, ali
white wi IN genulne leather inte'
rior. fully equipped. A real bar
ALare GiJs Codillnn r.
Evening star., 1963-01-24

,oaa Willy wS,RIaVTH. sI,d dtIi.SsloRyyA.fEs ! am.
Evening star., 1963-01-24
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
TEMPLE
= N-INFA = III
MOTOR co.
BUICK .F1AT-oPEL
iols .plAqoNAL Rp.

BUICK 81 2-dr. hafdtop. excel
fsssins y U.s, y sos. tsi -SeiS.N SNH''
ByIck .g.o as9 Inylsl' .sS .Dqr! 'sg1H. S,S,I.
Win red Interior, si,ipS, ""''
TOMS CHEVROLET
Georgia Ave and Univ. Blvd,
OPEN DAYS 4 WEEK
Evening star., 1963-01-24

CADILLAC 90 Sedan de VILE. All,
pine white. Black and white In,
terror Factory alr conditioned
Above average throughout. only
oPfN livery EVENING TIL apM.
Suburban Cadillac-Old
7o2o Ari. nd" Bsthssda oke-77ot
Evening star., 1963-01-24
Akers Olds-Cadillac Co
AUTHORIZED DEALER"

,FAIRLiNdToN sHoPPi'NSd cTR "
A ExANDRfA, VA. OV. 3-Oa5O
CHEv. go Parkwood 4-dr. sta,
Was Q cyl, stick shift, very good
eond. 81 800. Call 2bB-ss63,
ClfY. 1900 2-dr hdtp, black with
red Interior. ps. Call bsD-0eSt
after y D,m.
Evening star., 1963-01-24

l00i West Broad 81.
Pals Church, Va. JE, l-s50i
coMET e1 t-dr. see. 81. .4eb
White With BLACK and white yiny dD,
Int m, nsSsE@s's oSnsI. exec: ana soha s SS, PSoSI
OK. 1889 or so. s-23s3.
Evening star., 1963-01-24

TAYLOR MOTOR SALES. INC.
1915 Wilson Blvd, kri, be7-l0Os
CORvA1R go, white, adr.. 200,
auto. 7 and b rees, Can part
trade. Ewes. b4p-32b2.
Evening star., 1963-01-24

CONTINENTAL 'oe oonvsrtibie,
EhR 'c6NbSPpffIdSssE SPf Ss pullI No p'Ti5SsS. SISs,
sl,onp. cHERNER -sHIRLiNoToN
MOTOR Co. Hhifllngton shopnlne
center ArllnRton. Va. ov. a.aO0n.
Evening star., 1963-01-24
! AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CORVAIR '62 Monza 2-dr., 4 sp.,
1O2 h.p., Bronze. bucket seats. p.
dash, 1900 mi. MCKEE, ia, g.
$3.50 day. ia. 5-5116 ewes.
Evening star., 1963-01-24

1850 22nd ST. NV. FE. 7-a6OO
MERCURY '55 2-dr. hardtop, auto.
trans. r. and h. Runs aood g1Qb
Evening star., 1963-01-24

CONTINENTAL MARI v 'o6 s-door
h.ts az power equip:, Ar eond
tires, black and white inter. As.
soiutely like new inside and out,
This rar nsuaf - sSsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12

Most everyone knows La Choy means the best in
Chinese Foods, and when you get 100 off on the BEST
that's really good news!
So why not clip the coupon below and take it to your
food store? It's worth 10f crisp La Choy Chow Men
Noodles, zesty La Choy Soy Sauce, favohul La Choy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12

car swung its way through
the narrow, winding roads,
flinging Mrs. Hill at one mo-
ment into Churchill's lap and
at the next him into hers, she
tried with difficulty to take
down what he said.
1.-THE compartment was
heavy with cigar smoke and
Churchill had a gesture for
almost every word he uttered,
often endangering Mrs. Hills
sight by a sudden dramatic
move Of his arm.
when they reached No. 10,
she would follow Churchill to
the Cabinet room.
" Now sit down and read
the notes to the Cabinet he
would saw,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12

Chicken, Beef or Mushroom Chow Mem Chop Suey,
or on any of the many other fine La Choy Chinese Foods
you may choose from.
You'll be 100 ahead by using the coupon and we predict
that you and your family will enjoy the best-tasting
Chinese Dinner you've ever had in your lives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12

and there were the immediate
tension symptoms: A Tightening
of facial muscles, erratic move
ments of the hand, and a
significant upward squirt in
heart rate and blood pressure.
Now the man was engaged in
conversation about geography.
He was asked to name the
capitals of England, France,
and Canada. This he did easily
and the instruments showed
nary a flutter.
Then he was asked to name
the capital Of Finland. He
hesitated. There was the out
ward fluSter reaction and the
inward rise in blood pressure
and heart rate.
Then he made a guess, and
got it wrong. The tension symp-
toms returned.
Brought a Laugh
Later he was asked to name
the capitals of IL countries of
Africa and he showed no ten
sion symptoms at all. He simply
said with a laugh, "Oh, l
wouldn't begin to know that.
Those countries are changing
all the time these days."
No measurable tension be-
cause the man didn't feel that
he ought, necessarily, to know
the answer to that one.
While cocktail party con-
versation is not designed and
controlled as was this expert.
ment, it has similar elements.
The tension goes up when an
individual is caught not know
ing something he thinks he
ought to know, when he is
Stumped or nonpluSsed, or at
a loss for the right remark.
What's wrong with saying,
mo, I really hadn't heard
about that" or 'I'm afraid ]
haven't read It," or the three
words which are sometimes the
most beautiful In the English
language, II don't known"
One has to have q certain
confidence to make such ad-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
DON'T BE NERYoUs!-5
Are You Lonely at Cocktail Party?

become interested In her, the
loneliness, the tensions of SELF
concern, and the boredom will
melt away"
The young woman tried It.
Later she commented, 81 be-
gan enjoying parties all over
again.
A psychologist was asked,
whats the quickest way of
telling a Self-centered person
from an outgoing person."
"JuSt listen to him talk" he
replied. "A Self-centered per-
son makes statements. An out
going person asks questions. "
Questions form a bridge be-
tween two people; they invite
two-way traffic. They say to
another person, 81 am in
tereSted in you"
Arnold Bennett wrote, "You
will make more friends in q
week by getting yourself
genuinely interested in other
people than you can in a year
by trying to get other people
interested in you"
DISCOUNTED Chatter
Most cocktail party converse.
ton is diSjointed, incomplete,
haphazard, full of darts and
rapierS. The clever remark
comes at you Unexpectedly;
you must make a reply. Can
you be clever, too?
A person with a familiar face
suddenly is smack in front oil
you. Can you remember his
name? Someone has cornered
you for Is minutes and you
want to get away. How do you
make the break? There's 9
group that looks interesting
But if you break right in you
might feel foolish.
All this is the stuff of which
tension is made. If you were
wired up to a tachometer tt
register heart rate and q
sphygmomanometer to register
blood pressure, you could viz.
tually see the tension.
DR.. A. Wilbur Duryee, Of New
York University Medical
School, actually did wire up 9
subject to demonstrate thu
point. The subject was a mar
Of IS who had no idea what
was going to happen.
Once the cardiac Indicator:
were attached to him, DR.
Duryee simply engaged him il
conversation. He asked a serie.
of questions, some designed II
elicit easy, relaxed responses
and others tailored to create
tension.
Failure Brings Tension
There were arithmetic ques
tons. The subject was asked Il
multiply in his head 4 time
8, II times seven, and 80 time
4. He responded and there wa
no noticeable increase in blool
pressure or heart rate.
Then DR.. Duryee asked tn,
man to multiply "a times II
This the man could not do il
his head (but he probabl,
thought he was expected to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
TODAY
In History
NJ tka $4,000
By the Associated Press
ON THIS DATE

In 1649, Oliver Cromwell
captured Drogheda, Ireland,
and executed the entire garri-
son Of about 5000 men. On the
same date in 1851, Cromwell
entered London in triumph
after defeating King Charles
II and the Scots.
In 1853, Sir Danvers o.
borne committed suicide five
days after his appointment as
Governor of New York.
In 1866, Kansas State Uni
verSity was opened.
In 1913, United States forces
began cleaning out the Ger
man army in the St. Mihiel
S alient in the first battle
planned and executed by the
United States in World War l.
In 1916, former Vice PreSi-
dent Henry Wallace touched
off a controversy with a
speech critical of a so-called
"g e t-tOugh-with-R Russia" poll
cy.
In 1851, Gen. George C.
Marshall resigned as Defense
Secretary and was succeeded
by Robert Lovett.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
Don't marry for money:
you can borroD 1t cheaper
Scotch properb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12

those little rubber padded cars
in an amusement park.
Our young married woman
was wise enough to recognize
all this. She didn't want to 60
to any more nervous parties. /"
"But we can't be hermitS.
We've just got to get out with
people," her husband asserted.
Right. She agreed. And she
also went to a family counselor
and talked the whole thing over.
It turned out that one of the
main reasons for tension at
parties was her own concern
about herself. Her mind was
plagued with niggling little
anxietieS: Gam I making a
good IMPRESSION" 81 wonder
if I'm dressed all right" eff
I could only think of something
clever to Say!"
Her counselor gave her this
advice: Get out with people
just as you used to, but try
an experiment. Next time you
are at a dinner or a cocktail
party. open your eyes. Look
around you and make a con-
scious effort to see people. Don't
just look at them, see them.
Then pick one out and make
contact" with that person. If
it's a woman, see her as a
fellow member of the human
race, with feelings, fears and
sensitivities, just like your own.
Wonder a little about this
person. Does she have chill
dren? How many? Boys or
girls? Is she interested in
gardening, antiques, painting,
c0oking-what?
"Then ask questions. They'll
come naturally. It is natural
to be interested in people. We
60 to the theater, read novels,
look at televiSion because OF
our enormous interest in people.
Enjoys Them Now
"There stands a real person
in front Of you. Once you really
see her and allow yourself to
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FAMOUS FABLES
By e. e. EDGAR

DICTATION: During World
War II, Winston Churchill
spent the week ends at
ChequerS, the PMS country
residence. They were week
ends Of discussions and plan
ming, never Of relaxation and
rest.
For Mrs. Kathleen Hill, his
principal personal secretary,
the most trying part Of the
week end was the ride by
auto back to London on Mon
day morning, reports R. ].
Minney in mo. 10 Downing
Street."
"She always rode with Mr..
Churchill, for he dictated
while they Travelled. As the
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missions. Try 1t sometime. It's
very relaxing.
The cocktail party is a test
tube. What we see in it are
the symptoms of mans basic
anxiety. And this is no newer
than man himself.
AS one psychologist put 1t,
"A certain amount Of nervous
ness is normal. Relax and en-
joy it,"
But don't 0verdo It.
Copyright 1868. By Howard Whitman)
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