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Draths
YOUNG, GLENN q

GLENN tCY). The officers and
- members Of Plumbers Local
AN Union, No 5, are hereby no.
titled Of the death Of Brother
GLENN -(CY) YOUNG on
WI6N Wednesday. January 5. 1855.
Members may call at the
Chambers Funeral Home.
3072 M st. NV, where the remains
will rest from Saturday evening. jan
uary &. until 1870 pm. Monday, Jam
uary 10. Funeral services will ne
held in the chapel of the Arlington
National Cemetery on Monday. JAM
uary 10. st z pp,pIl,w s.,,.,.,
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Darn nf Chunks

OKsNER. ABRAHAM. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks TO our many
friends for the kind expressions Of
sympathy in the recent death Of our
husband and father. the late ABRAHAM
SARAH. SAUL AND MELVIN oKsNER.
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The little road to yesterday
Winds forever through our hearts.
It's memories. dear and precious.
Are Of our lives q part.
And fondeSt Of those memories.
Most lasting and most true
Arc memories Of the happy hours
We've shared dear sister. With you.
EDGAR AND ADA,
WEATHERLY. MRS. PAMELA tPuM-
MiEb. IN loving memory OF our dear
fPuMMIE) wEATHERIlY, who departed
this lie two years ago today. January
z. 1888.
What would we give, her voice 10 hear.
IN =. hsr a,n,la h.na
As IN the days that used to be.
LOVING HUSBAND. SON, GRAND
SONS AND RELATIVES.
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fn Mrnrnrtaii,

ths iste pA9is as s1ms
memorial services at King Dsyid
st.end. pm rtqHa HE aiS FAMILY. tnyl.s0 . 70
FRANK, SARAH ". In loving memory
Of dear wife and mother. SARAH "
FRANK, who passed away three years
ago today. January z, 1852,
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget.
But time has only proved so far
How much we miss her vet.
We miss her smile. her loving ways:
Please. dear God, let her know
That we down here do not FORGET.
HERRs LSv1so leSf sd HGssAsp nisi ssr AND chill.
HENS, HEDY E.. In loving memory Of
our beloved wife and mother, HEDY
Z. HENS. who departed this life on
January z. 1851.
Her outstanding goodness and great
nobility snail always be source OF
pride and inspiration in our lives.
JONES, FRANCES T., ERNEST r.. Jr.
AND ROSE. A tribute OF love TO the
soE sho Sgf dsaI entered snsf into
sf s afef ERNEST hsss fso ,oS Ssss j }anas5s Rhs
sss Us a tnirtsen years IsE Sse February II
C1<t anu tOoE SONEO. Wbu paSnCu
away one year ago, January 10. 1854
Those whom we loved We will never
Peaceful be your rest. dear ones, until
We meet again. III
ERNEST r, JONES' Sr.: FRANCIS
BROWN AND VIOLA BELT,
JORDAN, WILLIAM n. A tribute ol
love TO the memory Of our beloved
father and grandfather. WILLIAM r.
JORDAN, who passed to the grea,
beyond eight years ago today, jan
vary z. l947.
The graves Of all the saints be blessed
And softened every bed.
Where should the dying members rest
But with the dying Head
PHELPS, CLIFFORD ODELL. In Ioyinr
memory Of nay husband CLIFFORT
oDELL PHELPS. who departed this life
seven years ago today. January a
194S.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US To forget,
But time has only proved so far
How much miss him yet,
Els DEVOTED WIFE, ANNA j.
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sMOOT. ELIJAH. In memory Of my
devoted husband. ELIJAH SMoOT, who
Until memory fades and life departs.
You will live forever in my heart,
YOUR DEVOTED WIPE. MARTHA. :
TAYLOR, cARRIE MAY. IN sad but
loving memory Of our daritng sister.
CARRIE May TAYLOR, who passed
away one year ago today, January
q 1874.
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D,ANBolsg, yERNARp I. An me

.raalA bers OF Silver Spring Me-
mortal Post, No, s5D2, v,
ttAN r, w, are respectfully re-
WNN1%2K otIestca TO attend the me-
s1@A mortal services for our late
comrade, VERNAf3D l., DAM
" BOISE, on Sunday, January
8. 1865, at Q nm at the Warner
Punphrey Funeral Home, S454 Geor-
STA ave, Silver Spring Md Services
by the V. r. W. National Honor
EDWARD DOYLE, Commander.
RICHARD H. HEWITT. AdJt.
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CEMETERY lots.

SAVE $1,000 by cash purchase Of 4
choice cryptS 10 Fl Lincoln Mauso-
leum; market value, S5.4OQ; sale price
S4,400 A batESin worth inyestigating
Box 253-M, star. s.
CEDAR HIIL CENTURY, Masonic see;
sites. cheap At S249. RA. 3-6i40.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Twin
Lake see,---A sites MpEt soil, Terms nr-
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

GEO. c. SHAFFER. INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes Moderate
prices Open daily, sun, holidays Phone
nights, 300 l4th ST. NV, Ma. S-di06.
GUDE BROS. CO., FLORISTS
1919 r st. NV MA. s-427s
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LANJ r.. M. An methpsrs arc urteo
'" HESiRY NJ. srMoNs. Master.
LELAND W. WARMER. sr., secy. .
HOOD. JANET HURST, On Thursday,
ysGSaEE 1885 e bsgsF bsy FeilssRss As;Rs4
aoop so HafsaoS SeioSea f. MI. RS Hse atorre s
efss e2ss q n? spaaslss @sSasr Pal M ssiIs isss
Eosd Mof jones' 81 T1FSnso 3Saa and Anss ss HSos ss
At the s. II, Hines co Funeral Home.
aaei Ian st nv on Ysss1msr, Monday, ysl,s jan
Lincoln Cemetery
HuBER. KATK N. suddenly. on Thurs.
day. January Q, 1855, at her resi-
dcnre. 4dl4 Kansas ave. NV KATIE
q 8 TIC % iate Hamiiton hsa s Husef Ssi1'sa o,hs s
q AEnoS b HnesT aasIs and sister s.a,,oci q
aoa & she Hines sS GO S%nefs on sa,aEsas mSs
January s, ct ! pm. Interment Glen
JACKSON. EMMA NJ. on wednesday.
gsnuSsry 1884 s,S q ,a asr FesigSssrnsTs.
son me. kinE,. beloved wife q
Mrs. Charles Guy, Mrs, Richard Ryan.
mrs and fBsS Bennett shf Rs 5asRson shss Vase sso
Is survived BY four sisters and broth
ers, Mrs Roy Tucker. OF Arlington,
y lanes sSs ,s b KinF q xiDs Dunn i LoEinE; TSI:
Church, Va Funeral from the Huptt
" Ryon Funeral Home. waldorf. Nd,
on Saturday, January 4. at 10 am,
Mass at Rock Point Md, At ~ am.
interment Holy Ghost Cemetery.
ZONES, LESLIE r. OF $500 NJ st..
Hillside. Nd on January 4, 1906, son
OF the late Mary McWeich Jones.
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home,
si7 18th St. s,e., on Monday January
10. at Sis An Mess At 81: Matthias
am. rnterment Arlington National
Cemetery.
JONES, WILLIAM, On Thursday, JAM
uary 6, 1858, WILLIAM JONES, hus-
hand Of Mrs. Sadie Jones Of 1888
Florida ave. NV Notice OF funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS hy Jarvis.
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January 5. 1855, at his residence, 86SS
hEE h s'e E Mes Ays.tsyls ssoyta bsbsns Ma EAP F.
Fortunate Collet, father of Frank J.
Colleli, Rose Nash and Helena H. Helt-
muller. Funeral from Collins Funeral
Home, 1891 l4th ST. NV. on Saturday,
January s, at o am. REQUIEM mass at
st. John Baptist de La Sale Church
at gao am Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-01

Boggs, Mrs. Carl s. Winner, anc
Mrs. c. E. Burger Mrs. j. S
Roberts will present the devotions
and Mrs. Charles Cooper will speak
on Christmas Center Pieces.
The W.S.C.S. of Windermere
Methodist Church are holding
their meeting one week early this
month, on Wednesday, December
7th. Their business meeting will
be from 1O:45 to 1900. But instead
of their regular devotional time,
from 1000 to 12:45, they will
have a free period to visit, see
displays of other circle projects,
and to purchase baked goods from
Circle s.
Luncheon will be served by
Circle 2, Mrs. N. E. Schall, chair
man. Following the meal, there
will be carol singing in Fellowship
Hall, and a Christmas program in
the sanctuary arranged by Mrs.
Elizabeth Hamilton. Theme Of this
service is "Women Of the Bible
Come to Life" Their own women
will take part in this.
Child care will be provided.
A group of new members will
be received next Sunday at the
10:45 worship service at the
Phillips Avenue Presbyterian
Church, East 125th st. at Phillips
ave.
"The Signs of Life" will be the
sermon topic Of Rev. Roscoe j.
Varble. A duet 30 Jesu So Sweet"
by Bach will be sung at the offer
tory by Mrs. Roscoe J. Varble and
Mrs. Robert Russell. The anthem
by the Senior Choir will be "Pre
pare Ye the Way of the Lord" by
Garrett.
CONGREGATIONAL
The Women's Fellowship Of the
z ast Cleveland Congregational
Church will hold their annual
Christmas meeting on Wednesday,
December 1th at 800 p. m. Guests
are welcome, with or without q
member, and the men are extended
a special invitation as this is the
one occasion during the year when
they are included.
Circle 8 is in charge Of the pro-
gram which promises to be an
outstanding one. Mrs. Arthur
O'Day, a former East Clevelander
who is well known in this city, will
present two Christmas readings.
She has had a great deal of ex-
perience in this field and is in
constant demand for appearances
of this sort.
Circle 6 will serve refreshments
following the program, and each
circle will display the articles they
have for sale throughout the year,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-01

second vice president, Mrs. Burt
Guthrie; secretary, Miss Katherine
Sanders; treasurer, Mrs. H. G..
Hoagland.
There will be the usual hospital
work preceding the luncheon to
be served by Mrs. E. F. Huston and
Mrs. VIM. Simon. Mrs. VIM. Sibbi-
son will lead the Devotions.
A pot-luck luncheon will feature
the meeting of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society of Hope Lutheran
Church on Thursday, December
9th in the Church Parish Hall. The
luncheon will be served at 1890
and followed by the usual meeting.
The Youth of st. James Lutheran
Church are sponsoring a Fellow
ship Dinner for the congregation
Sunday, December 4th in the down.
stairs room of the church at $50
o'clock. Colored slides of French
Indo China will be shown.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-01
Churches

The Christmas Program for the
Women's Society of World Service
at Trinity E.U.B. Church will be
led by Mrs. Grace Krauss. Mrs.
John Conaway is hostess for the
social hour which follows. The
event is to be held Tuesday, De-
cember 9Th, 1870 p. m. at the
church.
Friday evening, December End,
the Philathea Class from the East
Cleveland Baptist Church will hold
their monthly meeting at the
church. Program for the evening
is work for State Hospital Christ
mas, under the leadership of the
Social Committee. Hostesses are
Mrs. Henry Brown, Mrs. Eleanor
Williams, Mrs. Richard Barring
ton, Mrs. Stewart Mclean, Mrs.
Thomas Heron, Mrs. Marie Plants
and Mrs. Beulah Gillespie.
The Board of Christian Educa-
tion Committee from the East
Cleveland Baptist Church have
changed their next meeting date
to Wednesday, December 7th at
7:30 at the church.
Philathea Circle Of the First
Presbyterian Church of East
Cleveland has it's Christmas meet
ing at church on December 9th at
1890. Hostesses are Mrs. G. P.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-01

many Of which will make excellent
Christmas gift ideas. Come and
A Christmas Party will be en-
joyed tonight by the Women's Bible
Class of First Presbyterian Church
at the church. Mrs. C. A. Ebenhack
will lead an old-fashioned Singing
School using the favorite Christ
mas songs and special music will
be provided by Mrs. G.. Harold
Hale. One of Peter Marshal's
Christmas stories will be read by
Mrs. Howard Tobey. In a brief
business period the new officers
will be installed.
A truck will roll up to the
parking lot at Calvary Lutheran
Church, Euclid at Lockwood aves.,
Saturday, December 3rd to pick up
this congregations collection of
warm clothing for the Lutheran
World Relief clothing appeal. Clean
clothing in good condition for chill
dren and adults is being collected
among the membership.
All items must be at the church
no later than noon, and as much
earlier as possible. All garments
are sorted and packed first.
Their pastor, the Rev. ]. Frank
lyn McHendry will install the in
coming officers of the Women's
Association of Windermere Pres
byterian Church on Tuesday, De-
cember 9Th. To be installed are:
president, Mrs. NJ. B. Cowles; first
vice president, Mrs. Gordon Wilson;
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-01
European Holiday"
At Library Wednesday

On Wednesday evning, Decem-
Der 7th, at s p. m. the East Cleve-
land Library will show the follow
ing movie pictures: European
Holiday" is a color travelogue that
presents the musical, architectural
and cultural points of interest, and
the customs of the people in 16
European countries. In London" !"
the narration recalls historical
facts about the city as the camera
focuses on famous points of inter-
est, among them Big Ben, Picca-
dilly Circus, Westminster Abbey,
No. 10 Downing Street and Buck
ingham Palace. "Van Gogh", by
means Of his painting, follows the
life of this famous artist from his
years among the miners in the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-01

Tonight and Friday: "Measur-
ing the Size Of the Universe" Free
lecture and a look through the tele-
scope (clear weather prevailing) q.
Warner-Swasey observatory, Tay-
lor rd, two blocks south of Euclid,
at 8 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-01

Borinage, through the period in
Paris, his flight to Provence, his
madness and his death.
This will be last movie program
until January 4th, 1856.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-01
Eosfside Christion
and
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
Temporarily
East Cleveland Women's Club
l747 Lukefront Avenue


Deor Reader:
Con you exploin what is WRONG
with Jesus Christ? Why have you
neglected to accept him as your
personol Savior from the etemol con-
sequences Of sin7 You surely know
that God hos said that you MUST
accept Jesus as your Savior or else
you will eternollY perish. Yes. God
hos let US know that "Whosoever
believeth on Jesus shall not come into
condemnation. but is passed from
deoth unto life"
II you have not truly accepted Him.
something must be wrong with Him.
Right? Wh1t is II? BY the way. will
God OK Il? After all. you must
eventually expldin II to Him.
Cordially.
Postor, S. T. Porter
Regular Services Sunday
Midweek Service Wednesday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
.LibrorY to Hold
Anniversary Tea

The fourth anniversary Of
the opening Of the Paint
Branch Community Library, q
part of the Prince Georges
County Memorial Library Sys-
TEN, will be observed today
at a tea to be held from 3 to
5 pm. in the library quarters.
4513 College avenue. College
Park.
The Progress Club Of College
Park will sponsor the tea. with
arrangements being handled
by Mrs. Thomas D. Mum,
chairman of the clubs library
committee. An exhibit of art
by members Of the community
will be featured. The public
Is invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
Daughters
To Install
IOfficers

A dinner and installation Of
officers for the District Of Col
umbia Division, United Daugh-
tiers Of the confederacy, will
be held on Wednesday at Z
pm. at the Kennedy-Warren
Apartment.
The new officers are Mrs.
Lena E. MacDo Donald, president:
Mrs. Benjamin Y. Martin, first
vice president: Mrs. Hollis
lines. second vice president;
Mrs. William. Trotter, record
ing secretary; Miss Annie
Laurie Gregory, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Bessie
Dickhaut, treasurer: Miss A.
BONNER Rudd. historian;
Mrs. Raymond Keller. reg
lstrar; Miss Liza Carpenter,
recorder of crosses; Miss VIII
Nash Campbell. custodian:
Miss Elizabeth Conrad, audi.
tor. and Mrs. Robert Bachman,
chaplain.
Reports from the following
delegates to the general con-
vention, which was held in
San Antonio, Tex, win be
heard: Mrs. william c. Harl-
lee. division president; Mrs.
Lena E. Macdonald. DR.. Ella
Fales, Mrs. Robert Bachman,
Mrs. j. B. Crowley and Mrs.
lines. Mrs. lines was honored
with a certificate of merit for
her outstanding work as ma
tional chairman, establishing
a Jefferson Davis Memorial
Park. now being built, at Fort
Monroe, Va,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
Bernard Program

The Barnard College Club Of
Washington will give a Christ
mas program at the National
Gallery Of Art today. at 2
pm. Mrs. Beatrice L. Gold
berg, former lecturer at the
Metropolitan Museum of Art in
New York City. will speak on
Christmas in Art" The event
is to be a family affair. with
husbands and children invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
Officers Installed

The newly elected officers
of the .. c. Cancer Aid Group
were installed recently at
the Stone House Inn Res
taurant. Among them are
Mrs. Arthur Rubinstein. presi-
dent: Mrs. Louis Rubenstein.
first vice president; Mrs. Phil
lip Rubinstein. second vice
president. and Mrs. Morton
Littman, third vice president.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02
Virginia Governor Offers Little
Comment


Comment
Virginia's Gov. Stanley, In re-
fusing to commit himself one way
or the other on the school segre-
cation matter said that he has ap-
pointed a commission on public
education to study and recon-
mend appropriate legislation re-
lated to the school degeneration
problem.
II don't want to influence the
commission in the filing of their
report to me prior to the opening
of the January 1855 session Of the
state Legislature" Gov. Stanley
explained.
"Of course, shall reserve my
own personal judgement in the
matter and will study the report
of the commission and govern my
self accordingly.
Gov. Stanley said that as plans
now stand, I'VE shall open our
schools this fall on a segregated
basis as we have in the past"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02
Forward March

Because Of American manage
rial experience and know-how,
improved machines and tech
niques, plus the millions of skilled
men and women on the production
lines of our country's plants and
factories, we have come to con-
slider yesterdays luxuries as to-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02
Acclaimed Mos, Courteous Railroad Employee

chcago-tA NPj--Davd strichin &C. a porter on Gulf
Mobile and Ohio railroad honoed here the Federation Rail-
States
strckin, n Pontiac, Mich
Lincoln streamner received gold
years strcsin
letters commentator from the passengers
Segregation To End In Kentucky Trade Schools
Paducah KyANP) Kentucky trade schools will begin
gram indignation fall according
presdent OF the West Kentucky Vocational School
Kentucky school which formerly
open year
institutions which take part the Indignation
program Pantsvile Covington.
Kentucky
five applied last year.
Young Jamaieans Ape Mav Mav Tactics
Kingston jamaica ANP)-A gang jamaican youths aged
responsible type
persons
months hard labor his the unprovoed attack
Donald West July 8
Sentencing Judge certainly
make signal example of and hope win be lesson other
members Of your gang"
corporal confronted ~ a
gang feedng who demanded address When
him. held ground
slaahed him under the right and beat him severely
corporal ceremony during
dipped given
The of the then has to wet with human blood
lodaemun Urges Louisiana Negroes Register
De Parish unfortunate situation
grand
Baptist recently
Negroes should make the ballot
services Johns
church In Mansfield, which recently rebuilt.
large hand for the ceremony.
address Negroes living
parish only 800 registered vote He asked them to remedy
this situation.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02

Watch ehdren light when these Msrshmaow crspy
Bonons placed before them For the bonbons have cunehy
and wonderful sweetness youngsters love.
nutritious delicious Made
Ingredients butter Rice Krspes
marshmaows The bobon be prepared kitchen
jfy according 10 the following recipe.
Mahmaow Cpy Bonbons make the perfect mid afternoon snack
milk Of them for Dad when
he gets home from work He'll like them, too.
Marshmalow Crspy Bonbons
cup butter n pound (about 81
marshmallows)
Rice Krispies
butter 3quart Add marshmaows and
heat stirring constantly until marshmaows melted and
blended Add Rice Krispies and
until with marhaow mixture Drop marshmalow crspy
mixture from butteed waxed baking Let stand
until hardened. Yield: about 20 bonbons
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02
WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE
Denssroys crimInaI Released In Mix-Up OF Names

Dangerous Criminal Released In Mx-up OF Names
dating mixup
at county jail here
Fulnlove, $4,000 awaiting trial
charges robbery
tended Fuoye who being held for stealing in
MissIssippi
A. j. Fulnoye 2s Fulfve occupying
other when guard went for
The guard took the Fulnlove
According officials Andrew made attempt to
present Identity signed papers signature
He personal his
Funiove said he know Andrew although both
small in mississippi
looking Andrew, who bears resemblance
A j.
ZOO Negroes To Lose Jobs A. Chicago Plant
Chicago approximately 21o0 Negro workers will lose
their jobs the Wilson Packing Company ahead with with plans
TO close s Chicago plant
begun campaign keep firm in Chicago Charles Hayes
Wilson TO alter its shutdown order.
couther president OF the said there
person Wilson than 20
seniority.
These do enough seniority pensoned off
Only 400 Jobs out of the 1900 win be the
company
Chicago Cop Taee: IS Yeers For Perjury
Charles Herring. 38yearod policeman,
maximum Of 10 charges that he lied federal
grand jury investigating chicagoB policy racket.
The grand indicted Herring charges
ing having safe deposit box interest business and out
penalty Ia years in prison
OF $4,000 After Herring suspended
the police
Knscy special attorney general Herring
had deposit the other
Herring frequently
he a member Of the gambling squad
Herring station
Hcrrngs OPP
Grated the restaurant the station
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02

"One thing girdle does is
keep an unfortunate situation
from spreading"-Peter Arnell.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02

ferent problem. Our state has
made a lot of progress in that dir
ection," Gov. Boggs pointed out
I'VE are conscientiously work
ing on the problem and hope to
see a solution in the forseeable
future" he said. What the solu-
ton would be the governor re-
fused to say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07

Eosfer Helms 20 pc, b. Lower than a yeezr ego!

Here's an exceptional Eastertirne value selected
especially for this weekend. Your Food Fair Super
Markets offers 20 uthese Famous Name Hams, same
quality same wonderful flavor at zoe per Id. lower
than year ago!
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09

Q. Please suggest a treatment
for removing, or reducing, puffs
under my eyes.
T. Make an eye compress of a
strip of absorbent cotton, dipped
into cold water, pressed almost
dry, iced, and then sprinkled with
eye lotion or very mild skin re-
freshener. Press this gently over
the closed eyes and puffs. Lie down
Q. How can / prevent bananas
from turning black?
A. Bananas should never be kept
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
By R. J. SCOTT

in the refrigerator. They will not
only turn black but will flavor
every uncovered eatable.