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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
NEW LONG SLEEVE BLoUSES
BY "DoTTI ORIGINALS"
100 to 9.99
To wear alone, or Ioyered!

To wear alone, or Ioyered!
D. Coin Dots i. an ArneI/ fortreI
crepe, softly fashioned with full long
sleeve and large collar with detoch-
able bow. Blue, cranberry, or olive dots
on white, 3o-36, in the group. 9.s9
E. Mohoir vest, ~" neck to occomno-
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choir boy collar and detachable bow.
White, pink, beige in the group, 3D.
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Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06
Discussing Arizona Low
OTHER MEMS SHOES

OTHER MEMS SHOES
The law is permits stand in
anotes guardians for wards for principals
and executor for who dies and leaves a will.
Subrogaon such relationship whereby party takes
over the another examps make machinery Of
credit and insurance work smoothly.
Did you sign former friends note only to have him
you holding the bag? WE'LL after paid off his note you
legally stepped creditors shoes with their claims against
him.
dealer may sell umes say but needing money
he may assig your agency for collection
and put the money back in his business.
insurance company wear your Shoes driver
parked Though fault he refuses repair
than him you could, the bill over to
your check back The takes over
your claim and collects the bill or sues the driver.
rowns people who around volunteering pay up
peoples debts They be busy bodies evil doers To
advantage sbogaon must have some real stake
could take claim
because it would have pay if the driver didn't
suppose when bought home paid the seller enough
mortgage but he pockeed the You do not owe
mortgage you'll your home somebody does
pay pay and then back at the seer--as
you had held the mortgage yourself
legal column issued public service under super
vision Arizona and is written inform not
advtse)
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06
ELKs CORNER
CHARLIE SETTA
MCCLAMMY-REPORTER


McCLAMMY-REPORTER
Sept. 9 = Antler Guard both
groups brothers and daughters
will meet at 7:30 pm.
Sept. 9 Valley of the Sun
council meeting $3.50 pm.
Sept. 10 Regular lodge meet
ing.
Daughters will resume regular
meetings on every first and third
Friday Of the month.
DIT. Ruler Ruby Blackshear re-
turned from the grand conven-
tion held in Boston. She reports
the following items:
Oratorical contest winner =
Dwight W. Crawford-HuntsMlle.
Ala.
End place Andrew Venable-
Stanton, Va.
3rd Place = Elizabeth Wu-Los
Angeles, who was also the 9TH
regional winner at Bakersfield.
Mrs. Medgar Evers' was
awarded a $4,000 educational
scholarship fund for her two
small children.
A sum of $4,000 was present
ed to the various civil rights
organizations by the Elks.
Grand DIT. Ruler Nettie B.
Smith, of New York, was re-
elected.
Important PISA convention
DIT. Colby Henry is at the
bedside of her sister. Mary Teal.
5ll So. G. ST.. Wellington. Kan
SaS.
Final rites for DIT. Ollie White
head were held Tues. Sept. 8.
She passed recently with heart
attack in San Diego.
Talent Scout contest Is COM
ing soon. Watch this column for
the date. We are also planning
our annual fashion show and the
Progress Through the Years pro-
gram.
Charlesetta McClammy
Elks Reporter
Better Than Spunk Water
The benign tumor called the
wart has been proved to be
caused by virus by two Phil
adelphia dermatologists.
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06

CHICAGO a conference rep
resenting 10 million Methodists
has asked Congress and state
legislators to pass laws to open
public facilities which serve all
people.
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06
CL A s SIFIED

FOR SALE
2-bedroom house, 46l5 S. 20
St. Large lot, fenced and newly
decorated.
$625O-$35O down
HOUSES & APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
8 bedroom house, comfortable
SIS mo.
2 bedroom house for rent or
sale $50 mo.
2 bedroom apt. furn. & water pd.
$40 mo.
l bedroom apt. furn. with util-
tiles $40 mo.
bedroom efficiency cottage fur
nished $50 mo.
JONES REALTY & INSURANCE
COMPANY
2Ol9 E.. BROADWAY RID.
BR 6-4255
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06

The Methodist Conference on
Human Relations also urged
opening to all races the denomi-
nation s l35 church-related COL
leges, including many in the
South.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21
"HoW INNOCENT TEENS GET ON SEX LISTS"

wneu,~-o,, Free Press, Aug. l3
WAsHNcToN-sex and smut pedders are now ot
'erns fhe names and addresses of unsvspeenq
girls to any Pervert with the price Athouuh the - -,
s0p'eo from innocent lists the buyers are eneoursusd q,
mar The girls volunteered their names and ara
looking for fast company" ~ "
tsee TEENS. Page y
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21
"R0MNEY'S JOBS AND JUSTICE TAX PLAN
"CHAllENCE TO SElF-INTEREsT"
Detroit News editorial Sept. Ia
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
OUR HEARTY SUPPORT FOR THE SUBSTANCE
OF GOV. RoMNEY's MESSAGE.
"C0D IS WORKING HIS PURPOSE OUT"
a Glorious Day Ifra MilIemumI Is Downing!
c. S. Hymns

{. ,. hymns
BY Andrew f. Euehouf CS. 4+4
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Msor prophet of "ovr Fatherhaoshsr God. sI-hsr.
nonovs" (p I6 Science Health Key The Scrip
tures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message and
mission who will = by the grace Of God - execute Frve
f-Luther-chrisf Science Role ! And how Science
Health, textbook is Gods Lbersfor Of The Bible.
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE. Tool
Jesus loved righteousness and hated inqvfy"i
The "Iukewarm" live in fools paradise"
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW FAITHFUL
STUDENTS OF CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE - my WORKS AND GREATER" ussusl.
o THE JOY OF OUR MARvEl0Us UNIVERSE!
SATURATED WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL life +!
-N0-T-H-I-N-C-N-E-s-s OF EVIL ! THE HUMAN!
THE MATERIAL!
ADJUSTMENTS REFINEMENTs IN ORDER TO
WORK OUT THE GREATEST GOOD FOR THE GREAT.
EST NUMBER" WILL, NO DOUBT. BE coNsUMMATED,
ACCORDING TO THE LOGIC OF EVENTS" - Gods
Christian Science TEXTBOOK - SAVIOUR LIBERIA
TOR, OF BIBLES! CLERGY STATESMEN POLL
TiciANs MDs LABOR MANAGEMENT!
EVERY ONE
"mARxIsT~ SOMEONE ASSERTED THE Gov
ERNoR INDIGNANTLY ANSWERED: RIGHT OUT OF
THE BIBLE TITHNc!
"sH0DDY PRODUCTS, FAULTY REPAIRS
ANGER CONSUMERS"
GEAR SHIFTS FALL OFF CARS; WATER HEATERS
LEAK; PLASTIC PARTS CRUMBlE"
The National Observer Sept
lD-tWs Labor Commandment Breckers!I
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
PERFECTION IS THE STATUS OF REALITY! OF
The ONE UNIVERSE, SATURATED WITH HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE ! ABSOLUTELY NO FREEDOM
OF The Will! CATHOLIC, OR. :; DEVIL
: MURDERER, LIAR, VOID OF TRUTH
IH0-ED OF Sanity! ReaGty!-A Muh!J'
AS PER JESUS, AID. 80 : AND PRESENCE IN
MODERN KINGDOM, CHRIST, SCIENTIST! :
HEALER OF THE NATIONS! : ALL MANKIND!
REVELATION OF THE REAL!
DEVIL ALIAS COMMANDMENT BREAKING
LABOR UNIONS, POLITICS, AND N0N-cHRIsT
SCIENTIST CAPITAL, MANAGEMENT,
THEOLOGY, THERAPEUTICS, EDUCATION,
CULTURE, PROMOTES
The CHASTITY farce Of M0tencI I5o- -(aIyeH
Existence -
SEE LOWER HALF or PIP. 277 2s2, GODS CHRIS
TiAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - THE ONLY HONEST
FRIEND or BIBLES CLERGY EVERY ONE
SATAN, SIN, SEX LUST :
"CHASTlY FARCE" M-Y-T-H-S!-
a
SCIENTISTS See PIP. 9, 49, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK FOR THE REAL
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21
D-EW : ALIAS UNION SPIRITUAL BAsrARps
IAN INTIMIDATED SOCIETY
BY Louis Rvfhenburg
Chairman Of serveI. Ine.. retired
SPOTLIGHT for The nation,
Committee for Constitutional

Government. Inc. NY
years ago. Presbyterian minister was shocked
s .'"eefon Indiana, the town in which be l;v.d .rd
worked was torn apart by Iona and y;eio. .,r;s 49,
saw raw mob violence assaults and shoones child wa.
'"'' '''''v injured BY bullet. presumably fired bv
eses SOCIETY. Psos n
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21

Buffalo NJ. Y. (AP) The State In A.
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR BUFFALO RESIDENTS: THAT'S HOW woR
THY = GODS HIGHEST CHOSEN CHRIST sc,eMr,sre
ARE MADE. NOT BORN!
The UNIVERSE is 1000 THE MANIFESTATION or
THOUGHT RAIN OR SNOW IS A PRECIPITATION
OF MORTAL THOUGHT CONTRARY ro some
OF THE cocKEYED, PSEUDO DEVILS D,IpEs
THINKERS. NATURE RAMPANT is NOT ACT
OF GOD - MERELY SATANIC. ADAM
EVE "LoRDcoD" tcen 81, etc., FRAupsI
tsee DAMAGE, Page y
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21
FIRST IN SERIES : NEGRO LEADERShI
ClOUDED BY MYTHs"!-


Peoples Community Church.
Church News" Detroit Tribune Sept. IA
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NY DEAR 'sHEPHERDs'
THE E-x-C-l-U-S-l-v-E-N-E-S-S OF GOOD!
sATURATES THE ENTIRE, ONE, REAL UNIVERSE
WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!
Christ Jesus Has Returned!-
WITHOUT THE MORTAL IDENTITY OF MARY's
ADAM-EvE 10RD-C0D" Ky FLESH! : MERELY
MORTAL THOUGHT! A Myth!
- AS ARE SATAN. sIN SEX - LUST HUI
MAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD REPUDlATED
IN JESUS c-Hl-LDL-E-s-s MEssIAHsHIP! -
PLANNED NON PARENTHooD - "cALL NO MAN
FATHER!
GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER DECLARES PERFECTION
OF CREATOR, THE GOD WHO is GOD - GRE
ALTON. OFFSPRING, UNIVERSE
IMAM" IMAGE OF INFINITY, DIVINITY,
ETERNALITY! Genesis l:26)-
CHRIST, SCIENTIST JESUS NO. I! - ADAM
EvELEss = NEVER BORN NEVER DYINcl
NEVER SINNER NEVER BORN OF SIM
NERs OF WOMAN uNcLEAN Job, Old IT,
CO Gen. III, etc.
(See LEADERSHIP, Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21

GRAND JURY DECLINED TO INDICT"
csdsen, Ala, Sept. IA CAP) News
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
A TYPICAL SOUTHERN WHITE WHITEWAsH?
MILLIONS WILL Be WATCHING you, ALABAMA! /!
CHRIST MAKES THE COMMANDMENTS LIVE !!
- LIBERATED VIA CHRIST JESUS SPIRIT.
UAL, ADAm-EvELEss, 90 YEARS RETURN - FOR
EveRMoRE - M HIS MODERN KINGDOM THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT. '1HEALER or THE
NATIONS" REvELAToR or THE REAL - SAT-
uRATED WITH E-xcL-U.sLv-E-NE-s-s or GOOD
tses GROCER WHITE WHITEWAsH, Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21
JESUS HAS RETURNED!

WITHOUT THE MORTAL IDENTITY OF MARY's
FLESH - MERELY MORTAL THOUGHT
REDUCED TO ITS NATIVE N-OLT-H-LN.CNE.s-s'
- FoREvERMoRE IN JESUS AscENsoNI
o, THOSE FATEFUL YEARS : 1861-l865, 66.
CIVIL WAR BLOOD BATH MYTH!
ALL WARS ARE MYTHS EXPOSURE OF THE
DEVIL USING scRIPTuRE'l Lincoln, Shakespeare
IN LINCOLN. THE oMNlPREsENT ETERNAL
CHRIST WAS EMERGING IN cHASTENED HUMAN
CONSCIOUSNESS - BEGINNING TO APPREHEND
THE SATANIC. MYTHICAL NATURE OF THE
ANTIcHRisT. ADAM-EvE "LoRDeoD" (cen. 7:7.
see PASTOR, Page 81
, 1963-08-13
$l53,lOo

the highest profit in the his
tory Of the sugar division. It
means that no public works
projects Of the local govern
ment will be penaiized by de-
auctions from their matching
funds program this year as
was in the case in the previous
year when $4,000 was taken
away.
The total sugar income for
1868 amounted to So, 629, 500
as compared to last years
sales of $2,525, 1903. A total Of
151,199 tons Of sugar was
ground and 1884 tons Of
sugar Manufactured. The aver
age production of sugar cane
Per acre was 41.29 tons for
the corportion and 28.p75 for
the growers. The grinding ser
son started on February s az
finished June 18. All Of The
sugar produced was shipped
in bulk and the last shipment
was released last week.
$40 aliens were imported to
harvest the crop. A .15c.
across the board wage increase
was given all mill employees
at the beginning Of the season.
ma Cramer revealed that a
, 1963-08-13
Skeoch

gressive approach to sugar
production in St. Croix like
wise warning against plung-
ing into Citrus Stop Earnestly
request Cicrop Board at meet
ing August 10th 1868 endorse
and promulgate as policy the
recommendations of these i'm
partial Federal Government
experts.
Gordon Skeoch
Chairman Sugarcane Growers
Executive Committee"
s*aa ae-f+h@1 - aA+sta#
, 1963-08-13
Elizdbeth

decided to re-shoot the film.
from the start. This meant
that the millions already spent
were lost anyway. It also
meant that Cleopatra would
be o. film.
The result IS a magnificent
production that has used every
device known to Snowman
ship to give audiences a giant
size movie to rnnemher
There are battles galore. On
steaming deserts and on the
sea. Blood spills realistically.
Ships catch fire, desert camps
sr urned.
No expense was spared with
costumes. They fairly dazze
the movie goer. AS do the
Jewels, Cleopatra's palaces and
Rome itself.
But the show is stolen ac-
cording to many, BY Rex Har-
rison, for his portrayal Of the
mighty Caesar. Richard Bur
ton is Antony miss Taylor's
friendship for Mr.. Burton
was thought to have some in
fuence in his getting this i'm
portant part), and Miss Tay7o
II various stages Of dress and
undress is shown at the peak
Of her movie career.
Continued .osno2rowl
, 1963-08-13
Col. Leonard ...

State Planning Commission.
Because Of the autopsy
order there has been no date
set for funeral services.
Col. Cox IS survived BY his
wife, Mrs. Sylvia Cox and a
brother, Allyn Cox Of New
York City
, 1963-08-13
IIeruld

Heruld
course meal, that's what! It
sure was good."
GEORGE: I'VE had chicken
and
VERNON; aAnd champagne,
but George put sugar in his
AVIS when you were in
st. Thomas where did you
stay and what did you do Z"
GEORGE I'VE went sonr-
keling--9
VERNON: aAnd collected
souvenirs
GEORGE aAnd then we
went to St. John-the Fair
Haven Camp over there and
stayed with the Stamford's."
AVIS: Vernon, George,
which Island did you enjoy
the most St. Thomas, 81.
John or st. Croix ~
@ r well there
were a lot of mosquitoes on
ST. John-We had to keep slap
Ding them But I liked ST.
Thomas and st. Croix the
same, They're great :" eonclu-
ded one diplomat.
N I liked st.
Croix and ST. Thomas the
best said the second diplo-
mat.
AVIS When you get home
whatare you going to tell your
friends and family about the
Virgin Islands ?"
GEORGE well, when I
told everybody at home that |
was coming to the Virgin ISL
ands, they thought I'd get lost
in the jungles and they said
the towns would be very
small and sort Of covered
with trees. So | took pictures
to show them the towns aren't
covered with trees"
AVIS Vernon, what are
you going to say when you
get home -
When I left
home my friends said it would
be much hotter in the Virgin
Islands than in N. Y. But I'm
going to tell them its much
cooler here, because it is"
George and Vernon will
, 1963-08-13

substantial part Of the money
earned will be used in renovat-
ing VICORP's villages ard
csIr~s.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
Gold in Your Attic
SibIey Brigade Book Real Gem
BY VAN ALLEN BRADLEY

common book and sells at
about SIS at retail If in fine
condition.
Mrs. B. T. r.: Not all first
editions are so marked by
the publishers. In general.
the dates on the title page
and on the copyright page are
the same in first edition cop
les, although there are many
exceptions.
F. L.: The first edition of
E. M. Forster's "A Passage to
India" Oondon, 1920 is get
ting scarce. Fine copies in
the original dust jacket re-
tail at around $25; without
jacket the price is around
SIS. There was also a limited
(200-copy) issue Of the same
date; it brings around $25 at
retail. In either case, deal
ers would probably pay no
more than about so per cent
of the expected retail value,
which is normal in their
business.
]. M. c.: Your Charles
Summerfield's undated The
Rangers and the Regulators
of the Tanaha" (New York,
1850 is a fir4t edition and is
mildly scarce. The retail
price for a fine copy is
around $25. The authors
real name was Alfred w. Ar
rington.
M. M. G.: Collected works
of standard authors are not
very valuable commercially
unless they are in extremely
fine condition or have special
or expensive bindings or Other
features that make them un-
usual. Secondhand stores
are full of the mass-produced
complete works" that were
popular in the last century:
few modern home owners viii
give them shelf room. And
the real book collector wants
a first edition, anyway. not
a reprint.
]. S. s.: The value Of your
first edition Of Owen Wister's
THE Virginian" New York,
1902 depends largely on its
condition. Copies must be
fine to be Of any real value.
The top price at retail Is
around $50.
Mrs. r. M: Your r. c.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

what he wants and not what
is assigned.
What suggestion would you
make?
J. r., Texarkana.
Your son lacks self disci-
pline. However, I find this at
titude associated with la; of
study skills rather than lazi-
ness or lack of ambition.
Have his counselor or an in
terested teacher work with
him on the procedures lg-
gested. AS soon as he realizes
he can do something about
this situation, he will face
his future more realistically.
II you hare a question,
tDrtte to DR.. Mason in care OF
The EUening Star. He tDiH
discuss in his column those
OF most general interest.
Thursday: Parental Help.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

When the University Of
Texas placed on exhibit at
Austin some of the treasures
in its book collection, last
March, one of the items that
attracted special interest
among Civil War scholars
was Theophilus Noels rare
history of the Confederate
Sibley Brigade.
Texas copy is one Of three
known copies Of this rarity.
which is valued in the $500
to $1,000 range by Ameri-
cana experts.
THE title page reads. in
part:
A CAMPAIGN FROM SANTA
FE TO THE MISSISSIPPI:
BEING A HISTORY OF
THE OLD SIBLEY BRI-
GADE. BY THEO. NOEL,
4th Texas Cavalry.
SHREVEPORT, La:
SHREVEPORT NEW s
PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT - JOHN DICKIN-
SON, PROPRIETOR. 1865.
The Sibley Brigade took
its name from Gen. Henry
Hopkins Sibley, who led the
New Mexico and Arizona OPP
erations Of 186l-62. The
Union also had a Gen. Henry
H. Henry Hastings) Sibley.
who shot so many captured
Sioux Indians in December,
1852, that Lincoln directly in
tervened to stop the slaugh-
ter.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
MASON ON EDUCATION
Don't Fight System,
New Teacher Told

knowledge of how students
learn are scarce. Besides, new
science textbooks are re-
viewed by scientists, and not
by students.
Reliability by studen I S
too often is a neglected fac
tor in the production of text
books.
I agree that we educators
need to take i hard look at
this situation.
Il \
Dear DR.. Mason.
Our 8-year-old son has a
problem with concentration.
His attention S easily divert
ed. Is there any sort Of
training we can give him to
help overcome this?
E. H., johnson City, N. j.
Attentiveness is a haL.t of
behavior. Give your son spe-
cific tasks and expect him to
keep his attention centered
on a task until 1t is COM
pleted. Use firm kindness, but
insist.
Once he decides to try, he
can establish better habits
with your help. If he gets
everything he wants without
adopting satisfactory beha-
vior, no progress will be
made, His success in school
will depend upon his ability
to control his attention.
-
Dear DR.. Mason:
Our son is l6 and a junior
in high school. His grades
have been mostly C's. His
school counselor says his 10
is in the 120s, and Iowa tests
place him in the top 10 per
cent of the Nation. He seems
to want to go his pace and
in the face of c grades plans
blissfully to study engineer
ing in college.
His English teacher told
me this week he has the best
cultural background of any
one in that section and is
well read, but that he reads
Evening star., 1963-01-22

46 years and I have hollered
my head off about these h,,b-
its, but 1t has done no good.
Have you any suggestions2
TIRED.
Some men are deaf TO hOl-
lering. Having lived with him
for 46 years, overlook his
minor faults and don't press
your luck. Many widows would
love to have your problems"
-
DEAR ABBY: I am keeping
company with a woman who
is attractive, peppy and lots
Of fun. She's in her middle
30s and so am I. There is one
thing I don't like about her,
She wears three wedding
rings one right next to the
other. She admits she has had
three husbands. One died and
she divorced two. I don't
know whether she wears those
rings because she can't get
them off or because she
thinks they look good. I've
never been married and don't
want to add my ring to her
collection. Any advice?
CHICKEN.
Don't be a dumb cluck. II
she can't get the rings off, a
jeweler can help her. II you
are interested in marrying
her, ask her to get rid of the
b. three-ring circus.
- =
DEAR ABBY: I am II and
have a little boy 8 months
old. I am not married and
never was. didn't love the
baby's father enough to
marry him. 1t was just a
wrong mistake. l met a boy
about five months ago. I real
Evening star., 1963-01-22
STOP KILLING YOURSELF
Woman, 81, Faces
Heart Operation
BY DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

losis without any symptoms
and completely unaware they
have it. II they have symp-
toms Of indigestion we usu-
ally advise them to go on Q
bland diet and cut out rough
age. AS you have no symp-
toms, / suggest you forget all
about 1t and eat your accus-
toned foods.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I am
81 years old. Have never had
any serious illness. But now :
this cancer scare is making
me nervous. / have heard
that II the breast nipples do
not stand out 1t is an early
sign Of cancer. I figure there
must be trouble In my left
breast. I do not feel any
lump. What would you do7--
Mrs. F.
IF CONCERNED and in
doubt, better go to your doc
tor for an examination. II
he says everything Is all
right, take his word for 1t
rather than become a can
cerphobe unnecessarily. II he
is In doubt, he may order
special X-rays OF the breasts.
There is a new method mot
yet widely used) that will de-
termine the presence OF a
lump In the breast quite
early.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: Last
year had q chest x-ray
during a physical examina-
ton. Six months later I had
another. Now I am trying TO
get a new Job and they in
sist that I have another
chest X-ray before they hire
me. Is there danger in being
exposed TO x-rays so often7
Miss r.
NO DANGER. I wouldn't
call this overexposure.
Bell syndicate Feature
Or. Steincrohhs leaflet,
Hints on How 10 Overcome
Headaches" iDili be mailed on
receipt OF a stamped. SELF
addressed enuelope and 10
cents In coin for handling.
Address DR.. Steincrohn, In
care OF The Eventnp Star.
Tomorrow: Diagnosis.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
Have q Question?

M. L. K: In the rare first
issue of the first edition Of
Mark Twain's "The Celebrat-
ed Jumping Frog of Gala
veras County, and Other
Sketches" New York. 1850.
there is a perfect 81" in the
word "this" in the last line
on page 1913 and there is a
page Of yellow tinted ads
preceding the title page. Fine
copies bring 5000 or more at
retail. The exceptionally fine
Arthur Swami copy brought
$270 at auction in 1860.
w. H. X: Your fifth edi-
ton of w. w. Greener's THE
Gun and Its Development"
Gondon, 1892 is q fairly
Evening star., 1963-01-22

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1963-01-22

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: Please
help me. I need all the cour-
age and reinsurance / can
get. / have q heart condition.
The trouble seems to be In a
valve. My doctors tell me I
need an operation. But I am
81 and am afraid I'm too old
for surgery. They say my
heart will wear out unless /
have the surgery.-Mrs. L.
LAST YEAR I visited q
friend In another city who
had an operation on her mi
tral valve. For years she had
had rheumatic heart disease
and mitral stenosis "a clos
ing of the valves in the left
side Of the heart between the
upper and lower chambers.
Her heart had become en-
lareed and 1t was beating ir-
regularly.
Her doctors. in consulta-
tion with a heart surgeon,
decided that she needed an
operation TO save her life.
They performed 1t and she
came through without any
complications. The Irregular
ity has disappeared, her heart
has become smaller and
stronger and she has been
able TO return TO business
during the last year, working
full days.
Age? Fifty-seven at the
time OF operation. / hope this
answers your question and
gives you courage.
Dear Or. Steincrohn: / re-
Gently underwent a CT Sc
ries OF X-rays. The report
showed diverticulosis In the
lower bowel. / have no In
testinal symptoms. VIII you
explain II It is serious or life
shortening7 Thank you. -
Constant reader, Mrs. s.
DIvERTICUL0SIS is the
name given to a condition IN
which there are many small
"outpouchings" from the In
testinal wall. Only rarely do
they become inflamed TO pro-
duce diverticulitis - which
produces fever and pain In
the abdomen. Your condition
Is not serious or life-shorten-
ing Thousands Of people 20
through life with diverticu-
Evening star., 1963-01-22
DEAR ABBY

DEAR ABBY: My husband
has a few faults I would like
to tell you about. Whenever
we go any place he walks
about four or five steps ahead
of me. I sometimes wonder
If he isn't trying to give the
impression that we aren', to-
gether.
He also has had two fried
eggs for breakfast every
morning since we've been
married. He takes about five
minutes to cut up his eggs
with a knife, and then he
places little pieces on his toast
and eats it that way. He also
has a habit Of leaving shaw
ing cream and whiskers in the
sink. We have been married