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HARRELL, ELLIOTT .. on Enid

July 4, 1858, at Sibley Hospital, Ell
LOTT L. HARRELL of Hamlet, N
c.. the beloved husband of Ruth N.
Harrell, father of Elliott L, jr;. and
Robert w. Harrell and Mrs. r. C.
Whitlow; brother of Frank ]. Har-
rell. He also is survived by one
grandson. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mas
sachuSetts ave. ne, until 9 p m. Sat
urday, July 5. Services will be held
at the Niemyer Funeral Home, Ham
let, N. c., on Monday, July z, at
3 pm. Interment in Hamlet, N. C.
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HANsBROUGH, LUCIEN d. On F

day, July 4, 1865, at WASHINGTON
Sanitarium, LUCIEN D. HANS
BROUGH of 1914 Piney Branch rd.,
Silver Spring, Md. beloved husband
of Helen v Hansbrough and brother
of Mrs. Ben Bigler OF Buffalo,
N. Y. Services at the s. H Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th St
NV, on Monday, July z, at 10
am. (parking facilities). Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery, 8
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GOODMAN, MINNIE. ON Friday Jul,

!. 1885. MINNIE MIME GoopMaSN, GO G5MSdsS 'Ss. Se.
loved mother of Leon Goodman, jr
Mrs. Goodman rests at the Bernard
1901, l4th st. NV, until Sunday
July 9, at $50 am. Interment
Hebrew Friendship Cemetery, Balti-
more, Md, on Sunday. July 6, at
IL noon, Baltimore, Md. papers
please copy.) q
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ruANEv WILLIAM r. orrcsrs and

CHANEY, WILLIAM E, omcers aqs
Costello Post, No, Is
te American Legion, are
SaARr2i afhsR e. SosteifS eSHGfSs esaFl ssFl
Tza services will be held OF
Al Chambers Funeral Parlors, 51i
! FRANK X K x fBRANNIoAN, comdr.
M, NJ MINOR, Adjt.
CHAPPELEAR, GEORGE W. On Fri.
day, July 4, 1858, at his residence
Nd, GEORGE. W CHAPPELEAR
beloved husband of Verena M, Chap,
pelear; father of Mrs. Louise c
keithley and George Y GnaPpeleaI 21. !
son and Mrs. Martha Yates, He alsc
is survived by two granddaughters
Friends are invited TO call at tht
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Homt
q Robert a PqmmphGTsy' manGsy ISS BeShesds a
the shrine of the Most Blessed Sac.
Eament Catholic Church ,6t,9,.o,II 69oI
Western ave, NV, where reouien
interment Gate of Heaven Gene
coNTEE. ROBERT. On Thursday
pital, ROBERT CONTEE,, beloved
son of Martha Butler and deVote,
husband of Helen Sontee; s,a he AIS alS,
sisters. Mrs Mildred Bowman, Mrs
Margaret Duckett, Mrs, ClarI
Thomas and Mrs Lucy BowenS
other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John I
Rhines & Co, Funeral Home, 90,
Sd st. s,w., where friends may ca, ca
after 4 pm. Monday, July Fu
from the st, Thomas Methods
Church. Woodsville, Nd. Inter
ment church cemetery
COSTELLO, ELIZABETH woRTHING
TON. On Thursday, July Z, l95S
ELIZABETH WORTHINGTON cos
TELLo Of 312o 18th st, NV. be
Costello and mother OF Dons B
Costello. Services in Bellefontaine
Ohio,
CRowDER, LEMUEL n. on Friday
July 4, 1905, at ProyiSenee SY6mGrr nos
pital, LEMuEL H. .SIdVoE GR0wb5SS P5iS. % o
2524 Itnsx aIst s. Nv" cfo%der ee5SyS1 ui fsthe
BHrunswieE, 81 I Ne, and Mrs. MyTl c
Boyle of winslow, Ariz; oro[ns M1s
Of Otis and Charhe cIanns Growaefi bsTen MTs
nsy. nsrt. Mrs. Janet Bradshaw AM
Miss virginis E, crowder: Serves Ndce
Home. @ oS0l i4th st. NV, on Non lon
dsV ,July at 9 am. tparkiui
facilities). lntermeht
stone. Va.
CRoWDER, LEMUEL n. A speeia
m communication OF Sharol
N Loose, No, 80. A. F an
IN NJ is called for sun
HTNMN day' July 8, 1858. at ~
SAT% n M, at the s II. Hine
NS[IN Co Funeral Home, 2au
" I4th st. NV, Tor IN
purDose OF conducting MASONIC rue
tSr our late brother. LEMuEL d
CRoWDER Of .524 4lst st, NV
LOUIS S. PATTISHALL- W. IA;
EARL D, SANDERS seeS'
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RoTTOMLY, WALTER. steamfitters
Local Union, No. 602,
WM hereby notifies you Of the
death of Brother WALTER
InuR6sl BOTTOMLY. Burial from
WGW Philadelphia, Pa.
F. J. LUCAS, sr.,
President.
No 175 o
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HALL, COL. FARRAGUT FERRY

Tuesday. July /, 1858, COL. FAR
RAGUT FERRY HALL. USA ire
tired), of 24O0 18th st. NV. beloved
husband of Dorothy Laubach Hal
and father of Mrs. Katherine Hal
Pickard of Boca Ration, Fla. Serv-
ices at Fort Meyer Chapel on Mon.
day, July z, at IL am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. d
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Druths

LEVINE, SOLOMON. on Saturday.
Sy,.S' July g I.s 1928, SOLOMON. LEVINE
and Z Arnold Levine. both Of Wash.
inston, D, He also Is survived
BY two grandchildren Services az
ne g. u, ooldberg a Son Funeral
Lebanon Cemetery (Farband Sec
tionl In mourning at 9@0 Peabody
MANGIEs, EDWARD A. On Friday,
July A, 1858, EDWARD A MAN
6IEs Of ,45lO 81 Marys ave,
Emily W; Mangies and father o.
Louise Emily Mangies; stepfather OF
BsP boReTty 81 Ss0Ess Nev 9aSP M9Pss ssd Assa Hss9
Rackow OF Wilmington, Del. Mr.
Fuhers aasifI HSme S ssa ses Bat%ors as ossea sSe
day, July y thence % the Little
Church At Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
pm Relatives and friends invited
Interment private Viewing after. .
pm. Saturday, July 5. o
MCPHERSON. VIRGINIA d. On
Thursday. July 3, 1858. At An
napolis. Md. VIRGINIA ID. Nc
PHERSON, beloved mother of Julia
NltklHia MCEnefnOn anu MARY Ellen
Wttherite. She also Is survived
BY four grandchildren, Friends may
call at the Takoma Funeral Home,
254 Carroll st. NV. parking OPP
positel, where services win be held
on Monday, July z, at 10 am.
'Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery,
Norfolk. Va. D
MINOR, ARLICE. On Friday, July
4, 1858, ARLICE MINOR Of 1926
Z ST. Sc, beloved wife OF George
Minor. Notice of funeral later.
Arrangements by Barnes g. Mat
thews. q
MINTER. EDWARD C. on wednes-
day, July 1893, at Mount Alto
merly of 1890, Park rd. NV, brother
Of Robert. r J Minter. Mrs Walter
Burruss. Mrs. G. c. Nolano and
Mrs Elton c Bevers Services at
the s. H, Hines Co, Funeral Home,
290l l4th st. NV, on Monday,
July q. at l pm. parking facili-
tiesl Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 8
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GEORGE s. SOLLERS,
Chancellor Commander

'ASMsoS AN Saly MAEIfa 1853 T. Martha n MeSneR- R
JACKSON Of 441S Clay st. ne
mother of John Winters Jackson
and sister of Mrs Bertha R Davis,
aunt of Charles Leon Davis, Wilbert
Davis and Carletta Smith. Also sur
viving are other relatives and many
friends. After 6 pm. Friday, July
4, friends may call at the Rollins
Funeral Home 4339 Hunt pl ne,
Funeral services on Saturday, July
& = at l pm pn1' 1.-The at the Jones r9 M t5s =
Rev. Harris officiating. Interment
Payne's Cemetery )
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july j, 1858, PHILLIP JACKSON,
devoted husband of Annie B, Jack
son or 2416 South Lowell st, Ar
lington, va, father of Phillip, ir,
and Gerald Jackson; brother of
Frederick Jackson. Many other
relatives and friends also survive
Mr.. jackson may be seen at the
Chinn Funeral Home, 2605 Shirling-
ton rd., Arlington. Va Funeral
services at Fort Myer Chapel at ,
pm Monday, July z. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 6e
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JENKINS, JULIA. Departed THIS lie
on Wednesday, July .. 1858, at the
Stoddard Baptist Home JULIA
JENKINS, sister of Joseph and
Georee jenkins. She also is sur
vived by two siSters-in-law Mrs
Sadie B. Jenkins and Mrs. Ella E
jenkins. and other relatives and
many friends After IL noon Sun
dav. July &, friends are invited to
call at the Morrow g. Woodford
Funeral Home 1922 1lth ST NV,
where funeral services viii be held
on Monday, July z, at II am,
the Rev. Serry Moore officiating
Interment Harmony CemeterV q
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SBEAL. JOHN l. on SATURDAY, July JggIlSS
i.owrie nj NE, father of John
/. Beal, ir, and Mrs. Regina !.
Hunt, other relatives and many
friends also survive Notice OF
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS oy
MCGUIRE Inc.
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HELsING. John AxEL. On Thur

HELSING, JOHN AXEL. on Thurs-
day. July 3, 1858. at his home,
1906 Dale dr.. Silver Spring, Nd,
JOHN AXEL HELSING, husband Of
the late Hannah c. Helsing, father
There also are three grandchildren
and one great-grandchild. Mr.
Helsing rests at the Warner E. Pum-
phrey Funeral Home, SABA Georgia
ices will be held on Saturday, July
8. at 2 pm parking facilitiesl
Jnferraanf Poek Craely ramatarv K
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MINTER, EDWARD G. Ofieers and
sNM members of Grand Voiture
I'm ia. La Sociate Des 40
IMsYk Hommes ct 8 Chevaux, are
requested to attend services
for our late comrade, Ed
WARD C. MINTER. at the
lel s. H. Hines Co Funeral
Home. 2901 14th St NV, at $40
pm. Sunday, July 9, 1903, Ma
tional Guard OF Honor will oifciate.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry, Monday, July z, at . pm.
DAVID E. KISLIUK,
Grand Chef de Care.
JAMES j. MURPHY,
Grand TnrrsSnondant
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HILLARD, THOMAS BOLDEN.

HILLAhDI IUUWH5 bOI4DEN' On
ery ryoaS county S T. Gene General T. MGSSHa aospita
THOMAS BOLDEN HILLARD OF
Boyds. Md, father of Paul Hillard,
Mrs. Charles Anderson and Mrs
william E. Thompson Friends may
Barnesvilie, Md, where services will
be held on Monday, July z, at IL
am Interment Monocacy Ceme-
terry, BeallSville. Md. 6
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kOPF. REV. CARL HEATH On Fri.

day. july I, INlN. KEW CARL
HEATH KoPP, beloved husband Of
Mrs Mary Kopf. father. OF David,
John and Anne Kopt; brother
OF Mrs Z L Comstock of Buf-
fAlo. N. Y lntermen0 private
Memorial services will oe an
nouneed at later dat~
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HUFF, JAMES. OmCeTs ana mtmbFTs
I,~ of Capitol Lodge, No "a,
M n and all other brothers
WfNH and sisters of the
Knights of Pythias are
NY requested to attend the
w services for our late
brother, JAMES HUFF,
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th St NV. at Sis
pm. Sunday, July 9, 1858. Fu-
neral on Monday, July z, at IL
GEORGE s. soLLERs,
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RICHARDSON, FRANK ENSIGN. Or
L.....I... LII. 4 100 tkn No

ESsiGN SsRt5Ti' RICHARDSON 6ss1ss; O OF 5@8 Ash
ford rd Silver Spring, Md, hus-
band of Ural L. Richardson. Mr. |
Pumphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md,
where services will be held on Mon
day, July z. at l pm (parking
facilities Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery In preference of flowers,
sympathy may be expressed in the
term of memorials to the Parktn-
son Disease Foundation, l25 East
hnth ST New York City. N. y. b
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cONTEE. RoBERT. on Thursday
rosTFIIo. ELIZABETH woRTHrNG

ron. on Thursday. July 3, 1858,
ELIZABETH WoRTHINGToN cos
TELLO of 1925 18th st. NV, be-
loved wife of the late. James
Costello and mother of Dona B,
Costello. Services in Bellefontaine'
nbtn
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-,a.ns,, members Of Vincent B
~. :: ! 6: T: j
Sunday, July 6, 1858, at 4 pm,
Of Cha herS' Funeral parlnrS bl7
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JAMES ]. MURPHI,
Grand Correspondent. 8
MIuLEN MARY v. On Thursday,

MJaELHi July !. MAsi isss, MARY U Y. MULLEN
of S13 Bonifant st., Silver Spring,
Md, beloved wife of Robert ]
Mullen and mother Of Michael,
Mullen Relatives and friends may
call at the Collins Funeral Home,
1921 14th st. NV, on Sunday,
July 8, from to 9 pm. Re-
sos Wayne ave, Silver Spring, Md,
on Monday, July z, at S:15 am,
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry Cincinnati, Ohio, papers
DieaSe copy b
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ARTH, LUCY ROBINSON. on Fri
day, July A., 1858; LUCY ROBINs
w Arth, Services and interment
private. Please omit flowers.
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EDWARDS, WALTER J. tBILL). o.

J. EDWARDS of p 1853 SY kramer amer ST st.
ne. Notice of funeral later Ar
rangements by the Frazier Funeral
Home, $3.50 Rhode Island ave. NV. d
FAVIN, MAX. On Friday, July 4,
1858, MAX FAVIN of 81 Kennedy
St NV, beloved husband Of Pauline
Favin and devoted father of Irving
and Mrs. Florence Moskow. He
also is survived by a brother, Al
fred Favin, and three grandchil-
dren. Funeral services at the Ber-
nard Danzansky q Sons Funeral
day, July 8, at 1890 pm Inter
ment Beth Sholom Cemetery. Me-
mortal week. 740S 10th ave, Ia
koma Park, Nd. In lieu of flowers.
the family suggests that contribu-
tions may be made to the Cancer
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JOHNSON. MARJORIE Z. On Tues.

JUHNSUN. MAhJUhIE =. On Iuts-
day. July |, 1855. at the Hadley
JoRfE JeFifs < (. JOHNSON OF 1859 Ken Ken
dali ST. ne, beloved wife of Holmes
NJ johnson, jr, and devoted mother
OF Lois A.. Holmes M III and
Mary Esther Anita johnson; daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tilghman Lee.
She also leaves three sisters, Mrs.
Sarah Molock and the Misses Mary
and Idella Lee two brothers,
Rudolph and Tilghman Lee. jr; two
aunts. Alice Johnson and Sadie
Lee. one uncle, Archie Lee; six
nieceS, four nephewS and other rela-
tiveS and many friends, After IL
noon Sunday July 8, friends may
call at the Eugene Ford Funeral
Home, 1913 4th st. sw Funeral
services on Monday July +, at
pm, at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church, 12?.i r st NV, the Rev
E. c. Smith oficiating Interment
Arlington Memorial Cemetery. 8
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HOFFMAN. GLEN. snddenly on Thurs

HOFFMAN, GLEN. Suddenly on Thurs
day July 3, 1865, GLEN HOFFMAN
of Lake Shore, Pasadena, Md, be-
loved husband of Mrs. Gertrude B,
Hoffman, nee Vermillion Funeral
rom ron! the hSlngieeon FInesai ~ nome one
Burnie, Md, on Monday July z, at
10 am. Interment Baltimore Ma
tional Cemetery. BY request visiting
hours are from z to pm @
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1858. JAMES JAMES HUFF HI ofSVSs Of WsshingtoS,, inst n,
D. c., member Capital Lodge, Nc
"a, Knights of Pythias. Services at
the S. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
1901 14th st. NV, on Monday. July
Z, at 12 noon (parking facilitiesl
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
6
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ALIAFERRO, LINCOLN n. Mem
HoKE v SMITH, comdr.

HOKE v. SMITH, Comdr.
PERRY A MARTIN, Adjt
TROTT, CLARA VIRGINIA BELL. On
Friday, July 4, 1858, at the Meth
odist Home 490l Connecticut ave.
NV, CLARA VIRGINIA BELL
TROTT wife of the late William l..
Trott. Services at Trinity Method
list Church. Patuxent, Anne Arundel
County, Nd. on Monday. July Z. at
10 am Interment church cemetery
Kindly omit flowers
URICH, JOHN B. On Friday. July 4
1865, JOHN B uRICH Of .420s
New Hampshire ave. NV, beloved
husband OF N. Blanche Urieh tnee
Slonskerl and uncle Of Mr.. Nelson
Moore of Florida and Mr.. Ear
Moore Of LanSdowne, Pa Services
az the S H Hines Co. Funeral
Home, cool 14th St. NV, on Mon
DAY, July :, at pm. tparElns
facilities Interment Shlppens-
burg, Fa, on Tuesday, July 5, at
pm In lieu OF flowers. the family
suggests that expressions Of sym
pathv be made TO the Lutheran
Place Memorial Chancel Fund. 1929
Vermont ave. NV,
WATERS. MARY :. on Wednesday
July >. Ia5s' MARY S WATERS
beloved wife Of the late Campbell
Easter waters ana mother Of Mrs
Elizabeth W. orsef and ChaFie!
Z Waters. Memorial services or
Monday. July :. at the Chevy ChsSI
Presbyterian Church at IL an.
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on Wednesdsy, July .. 1908 ELS
WORTH II. JONES Of sll / ST
Sc the beloved son of John snd
C!acie Jones Also surviving are
three brothers. four sisters anc
many other relatives and friends
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange
ments BY the walter E Hunter
Funeral Home
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cIgrss' ioUIsE RoSBsifNSsoN SsfS Of d9oSi $3.50 @ 18Th
st. NV, beloved sister of Mrs
Norman (Rose> Siske of Auburn,
Me- James j. Robinson Of Lewis
ton, Me. and Thomas P. Robinson
OF Edeewood r. l. Friends may
call at the Saffell Funeral Home,
475 H st NV. until 10 pm, Sun
day July 6. Interment Fall River,
Aaase q
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ON THE
AGENDA
TODAY


Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae-
$50 pm, at home OF Mrs.
Howard Z. Hassier. 57i0 Og-
den road, supper meeting.
Alexandria Branch AAUW
"a pm, at home OF Mrs.
II, E. Finnegan, 240s Sanford
street, bridge group meeting,
Junior Woman's Club Of
Silver Spring. Garden Sec
tion-8:l5 pm. at home Of
Mrs, Hugh q. Berry. 1908
Renfrew road; meeting.
League Of Women Voters
Of Prince Georges County
$50 pm. at home OF Mrs.
Louis Melamed. 1909 Garland
avenue. Takoma Park: Carole
Highlands unit meeting.
Society Of Woman GeoG-
raphers--At home OF Mrs.
Wallace w. Atwood, IT,:
meeting; speaker. Mrs. Sher-
man p, Haight. "A Visit 10
King Saud."
Alpha XI Delta, Baltimore.
Northern Virginia and Beta
ETA Alumnae Chapters II
pm. Prince Georges Country
Club; founders day BAN
quet; speaker. Miss Geraldine
Sohle. "Women's Role In
Politics"
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Black coffee.
LUNCHEON


One medium hamburger cake
cooked without butter and
made Of lean meat.
Celery sticks.
One glass skinned milk.
Two raw carrots.
DINNER
Small lean steak.
one-half cup caulifiower.
One baked potato (no butter:
medium sized potato has only
about 90 calorieO.
One orange.
One glass skinned milk be-
fore bedtime.
Today's Exercise; Stand
tall, Walk forward, swinging
each leg forward-upward be-
fore you place your foot on
the floor for your step. Swing.
Step. Swing. Step. Swing as
far up as you can and keep
your back erect. DO not lean
back.
II you would like TO lose
from 5 10 10 pounds In nine
days but failed TO clip the
menus from the paper. II is
not too late to join the gang.
Send 10 cents and a stamped,
self-addressed envelope with
your request for my 9-Day
Diet Booklet. Address jose
phine Lowman In care OF
The Evening Star.
Tomorrow: Bullying IN Wrong
Ploee' Better Get on 9.Doy Dist."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
WHY GROW oLD2 ~.
You Can Substitute on
Diet-but Be Careful!

You can substitute meat for
meat and one green vegetable
for another and so forth. As
q matter OF fact you will find
q list OF substitutions and
their calorie count In the O.
Day Diet Booklet,
Another thing 10 remem-
berl Ihave already had some
letters saying II have dieted
for two days and nothing
happened" That Is why I
do not like TO have you weigh
before the fourth day. The
scales may not give you any
happy news for q couple Of
days. but on the fourth day
you may find that you have
lost from two 10 four pounds.
Here are your Menus for
Thursday.
BREAKFAST
One poached egg on toast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
WHY GROW OLD?
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN
Register and Tribune Syndicate

Many women who are
using my 9-day reducing diet
want TO know II they can
substitute one food for an
other. II is best II you Gan
stick TO the diet strictly.
However. II there is some
food you cannot get at your
market or you do not like or
one which does not agree
with you. II is all right 10
substitute II you do II In a
certain way.
Your menus have been
carefully planned with both
the calorie count and the
requirements OF nutrition in
mind. For instance you
should not substitute a vege-
table for meat. or milk for
fruit Juice. You can substi-
tute in the same classifica-
ton.
Arizona sun., 1958-12-04
INSURANCE AGENTS,
CHURCH AID NAACP
CAMPAIGN

CHICAGO, Nov. 26 - Assisting
the Chicago NAACP in its cam
paign for $4,000 members is a
corps of insurance agents from
the Chicago Metropolitan Mutual
Assurance Company, Supreme
Liberty Life Insurance Company,
Atlanta Life, Mammoth Life and
several other insurance COM
panieS.
Others participating in the
campaign include the Bottle and
Cork Club, led by Beverly Wilder,
which seeks to enroll 1000 NAA-
CP members; the Chicago Postal
Alliance Albert Brooks, chair
man; DR.. Mary G. Evans, pastor
of the Cosmopolitan Community
Church, with a goal Of 1900;
Rev. J.C. Austin, Pilgrim Baptist
Church; Rev. SIS. Morris, Jr.,
Coppin Chapel, AME; and the
social clubs of the community
under the leadership of DR..
Arizona sun., 1958-12-04

MIAMI, Mo-. 26. - A Florida
legislator who proposed the rails
ing of a million-dollar fund to
spread pro-segregation propa-
ganda in the North has been
advised "to save the money"
The expert advice was given
free to State Representative w.
H. Reedy Of Leesburgh by Roy
wilkins, executive secretary of
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People,
during the course of an address
delivered at a mass meeting of
the Miami NAACP branch here
on Nov. %.
Representative Reedy, the Ma
ACP leader noted, has proposed
that ST. 600, 100000 be raised in the
South to engage a public rela-
tionS firm to 'sep the North on
why the South needs segregation.
I advise Representative Reedy to
save the money. The North is
pretty well informed as to what
segregation means in the South.
what would Representative
Reedy SELL to the North?" Mr..
Arizona sun., 1958-12-04
Fla. Solon Advised, Better Save Money
On Pro-Segregation Fight

wilkins asked. would he Sell the
savage segregated justice repre-
sented by Sheriff Willis Mccall,
who shot a handcuffed Negro
prisoner as he was transferring
him from Raiford for a new trial
ordered by the Supreme Court?
Would he sell the bomb-murder
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Moore
at Minis, Fla, on Christmas day,
1851, just because Harry Moore
worked for the NAACP? Would
he Sell the slaughter of a Negro
prisoner, already blinded by tear
gas, at Homestead, Fla, last
Tuesday?"
The Florida legislator, he as
serted, will have to come up
with something else. He could
find public relations firm-you
can find anything when you have
a million dollars to spend. But
the firm could not deliver the
goods. Making garbage smell like
Chanel No. S is a task bordering
on the impossible. Besides, too
many people are in on the truth"
Arizona sun., 1958-12-04
Well Folks:

well folks:
Thanksgiving Day has passed,
but we at REDDY'S CORNER
can well give thanks everyday
for your continued day to day
patronage of our store.
We are now laying in a huge
stock of merchandise to supply
your needs for the coming holi-
days.
Let's get the Christmas spirit,
and spirit, early this year so that
We can avoid the last minute
rush. And too, if you wait too
late, you may be unable to find
a beautiful decanter that you had
chosen for Aunt Nellie. Many Of
them are in limited supply as
are other items.
Right now We even have a
Few bottles of Jack Daniels and
Guilty Sark. First come, first
served! One to a customer!
Come buy SOON and see our
beautiful displays. We will, as
always, be REDDY and willing
TO serve you.
AS always
Just REDDY
Arizona sun., 1958-12-04
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The Hecht-H HILL ll-Lancaster mo-
tion picture production of "Take
A Giant Step" presents an un-
usual contrast in the careers Of
Johnny Nash and EStelle Hens
ley.
An 18-year-old singing star,
Nash is making his debut as an
actor in the movie. Miss Hens
ley, exactly so years older than
Nash, has appeared in so many
dramatic productions in Holly
wood, on Broadway, in radio, on
television- that she can't re-
member them all.
Arizona sun., 1958-12-04

Be careful with fire when you
are in the forest. Help Keep Ari-
ZOna Green.
Arizona sun., 1958-12-04

When we start thinking Of de-
feat, too often the devil has the
victory already.-JeSs Kaufman
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Although Slime has run the
60-yard dash In 81. the longer
dashes are his meat. He came
from behind 10 win the 80 and
100 FRI n Murchison after be-
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MUST WIN ExcITEs FlANcEE
Snowman ComesO Out
After Shines Victory

ing beaten from the starting
blocks in both.
Shines fiancee. Betty Quillian
OF Birmingham. Mich. a Duke
coed. was so excited after the
100 she ran into the floor, but
she couldn't catch him. He ran
back up the track almost as
fast as he had gone down.
When he accepted the Ex-
change Club trophy, Slime said /:
We'll put this way until after
we get married in June"
Slime plans to compete in the
Millrose. New York A. C. and
National AAU meets indoors,
but he said; I'm pointing for
the outdoor season. I'm not
going TO kill myself indoors"
Suffers In Starting Blocks
Slime goes through the con-
tortions Of the damned in the
starting blocks. He twists every
facial muscle. squirms. blinks,
coughs, spits. and appears to
be In great agony. But he's
ready when the gun banks.
Bob Chambers, the Duke
coach. said Dave has to work
himself up for the big races.
He ran on exuberance and
@sss SAME, FusA C.s
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CHARLOTTE. N. C.. Jan. rs
R.--Charlotte's Doug Adam
slipped the puck past Goalie
Gaeton Dessareault In los Of
a sudden death overtime to give
the Clippers a 2-l victory to-
night oyer the New Haven
Blades.