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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24

DE-, EDWAkD YOUNG,
Masonic and Eastern star Home
5000 New Hampshire ave. ne, DR.
EDWARD. YOUNG pAvIpsoN,
Mrs. Dorothy o.. Pitzer. brother Of
Dr. th HiOes' P ainss Co. f SnnsHs
Home, 290l l4th st. NV, on Non
day, May 20, at 40 an. tpark.
ing facilitiee). Interment olenwood
Cemetery, Contributions to the
EXPRESSION OF sympathy, IS
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POLLARD, ROLLA Z. On Thursday

hULLH .. On Inufsuny.
May 22, 1855, ct his
Kensington, Nd, ROLLA
Z. POLLARD, beloved hus-
father OF Kay Pollard and
brother Of Arthur Pollard
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WALDWELL, W. OEOM0k. bQddenIy,
" Scc%IiSDs ESjI MEs' Il H. 1873 bo = q.
ssloSsd husband Of AaTssrst K.
caidvsfi. Son Of Annie d. Caldwell,
he lS survived BY one brother, two
sisters and . host Of other rela-
tlvss and friends, Remains may
Home. Inc. sf1 Upshur ct, NV"
on sunday, Nay %, after l pm.
where services win be held on Non
day. May 20, at 1890 pm, Inter-
nSnt Arlington National csme!ery
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". B. HANDY, Secretary. rs

s4E 1.I M "a F IS.s II IA, U a 1855 IS:
q his residence 1924 NS Meth, 18th
bESAi,RpYA.r h beiEoSsd HUSBAND o. Mildred
Cross Darby, stepfather Of Patricia
Dougherty and brother Of John
Preston Darby Liza DaTr oI,,u Snd
Ives FUNERAL Home, 2s17 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va, until an.
Tuesday, May 20: thence 70 Fort
MYer Chapel where funeral serv-
Ices will be held at IL an. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24

day. May s2, 1858, at bis rssi.
EeoSis SIGl e5iisSs1s;' S.s w:
band Of Toula Cotsonis, father Of
HSS hich a1 q i SSHn v. GS''G s.S
Aimllianos ana Paul Lllcussil.
CO. Funeral Home. 2e0i I4th st.
NV, 1parkinE iacilitiss), after 8
a a. Scphi.I Sreef ofth sasss
Cathedral seth at. and MasSaehu-
e, at : pm. Intsrment oienwood
c.%ste s5,,,,hI In neE & s nSSsrs
Greek Orthodox Cathedral Build
Ing Fund. 26
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Del yECCHIO, DOMENICO.

SrcaeHhfoo formerly a pS q WssSins pal
D.. c beloved husband of Jose:
phine o.. Del vecehio. father Of
ist RIs Of Mrs, James Il. Reichert,
Mrs. Edward P. Cotter, tr.: Mrs.
Angelo d. Valensa and Mrs, Claire
d. Neumann, He also is survived
By ten great-grandchildren. sery;
ices at the o. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 1901 14th st. NV, On Mon
day, May 20, at 1890 am. park
ing facilities. Interment Port Lin
coin Cemetery 20
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ssssIsF q IS. jBsils l E3iS5.S " Y:
Mary B. carrief. brother q Miss
Bessie v. CaFrick. Mrs. Addie Brown,
Mrs.. Lula ~. Schultz and =. Howard
,Trsss RES. nsT ri,. ssTVi Gen. M az
Good Hope I'd. Sc, on Monday, May
26,. ct S:4b am. lnterment Cedar
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eAsEH ~ EA ME IsSuSSsp TA sTSsyS

Nav ss, loss, rzNNfI r. eAofE
Hds beloved mother Of Mrs.. Cath.
srine Adams, MI, Rose Adams
GAVIN Rs Leroy saS Si Tl.n haT esas F Hae
su " are nine srsndshildrsn'
ter Ma irene JseEsoS: one brother,
Frank williams, and host Of
ether Tslativss and tTispas; AiteI
services On Monday. Nay %. al z
pm. at the FIRST Baptist Church,
coliege Park. Nd the Rev. coving-
ton tom S9srtin r, LsssfS Sc sp eascn
SocfvIlie. Nd. Is
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DRIssEL, KLIzABETH .. on wsdnss.

SRSissEhE, q lsgg4Sos ys IlhsHssaH d. p
p Si SsO ssS T m6a: Of r. S SS aS;r
81 a mrs GeV%re RurI DSisis ana Ssu :IatsF
Of Mrs. Kathleen Bero OF Duluth,
MINI, and Mrs. Mary Fisher OF
Denver, Colo Funeral from the
W W. Deal Funeral Home. 4eI2
QeOrgia ave, NV, on Monday. May
AnStop National Cemetery. IS
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Va u, fsSS. At OS her " ssIis.ne...,
ieVinI sister q; of xi H Hat aAIcA 81:
also e survived by one dauehter.
. PAN. Monday, May 20, friends
may call q the Johnson 4 jenkins
NV Services on Tuesday, Nav
q. az . an. Interment Woodlawn
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nAYE, wARDIR L. on Thursday, May
%, 1858, At his residence, 5sQs
Richie I'd, Forestvills, Nd. WARD1E
l.. DAVE, the beloved husband Of
reiia Richardson, Katie soper. Jen-
ME Allen, Arthur and William Lee
Dave. Prayers at the simmons
Bros. Funeral Home. 1881 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. on Monday May 70.
National Cemetery rs
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eRnsnN. LILLIAN T. A nn.nial com.

son, JULIAN 7. A Special com
q munication Of Anaeostis
. hoG ssii.e S1 to Fl Ta:sd 4; A. M ~;
~ TO conduct Masonic burial
. services over the remains
" Of Past Master JULIAN T.
ROsON. By order Of the Worship
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Il s sstien & ' RSP: L ss$%q 10
N%n Called Vii Tor q the s'i purpose AZ oss'S q
~lN conducting the Masonic
~,% burial services over our
w late brother, Past Master
EoSiE Z. pxyisoNs Master
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~ NY TIGSr iS2S, AZ MS
MCNo {. PoIEARD. be Beloved nus.
my band Of Mabel c.. Pollard,
wv father OF Kay Pollard and
" brother Of Arthur Pollard
Il Burns y Sut q Hsisni. Mont. Friends
are invited to call At the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral dome Of Rob
ert A. .Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd,
on Sunday, May %. between the
services viii be held on Monday,
Hriinston National Cemetery. Is
REESE, GIMME. On Wednesday. May
sti s. ssOS NV. o mi s' REESE. She sSs
nieess, lost OF nephews, other
relatives and friends. After pm,
SUNDAY, NAY 20, friends may cal
Home. lSO4 Oeorgia ave. NV. Serv-
ices on Monday, May Is, at q am
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
ROBERTS, CORNELIA sZECHENYI.
on Friday. May 20, 1865, at George
So 5SliRtiIn szScHTEEiNYif RoB sifEiSs
wife Of Eusene Bowie Roberts Of
ROSsrts, c;c;rnsiia Roberts and EI@
asns sf"i g. hS SssSex c ssSSIfT
fnteTment Holy Trinity episcopal
Church, Defense hwy, Collington,
Nd, at ~ noon. 20
SHELTON, LILLIAN ERvA. on Fri
E Sya sHAAf EE9oSOp r. V SoOo L1 RitdSs
I'd, Forestville, Nd, wife of VIII
Norman L. and Paul Z. Shelton.
There also are eighteen grandchil-
dren. Mrs. shelton rests at the
Warner =. Humphrey Funeral Home,
8434 Oeofgia ave, Silver Spring,
Md parking facilitiesl. Notice Of
services later.
SHEPHERD. NORMAN BENJAMIN. On
Essid:ness, I Levi; ch heys /, sestiS N
JAMiN SHELTERED, husband Of
Mrs. finnie NeitSey shepherd. father
OF Mrs, Paul F. PeRloW,- Mrs. Vim
cent King, Mr.. Melvin 8. and Mr..
waiter shsphsrd. Mrs. Bessie
schwab. Mrs. Nettie Hudson and
Mrs. Refa Leary. He also is sur
yived BY nine grandchildren and
three great-grAndehildren Friends
may call ct the Demaine Funeral
Home, $50 South WashinSton st.
Alexandria, va. Funeral services
20. Of 2 pm. Interment viii follow
In church cemetery, rs
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fT AASSk.sD PAYS Ss5SnE ESsIt. s.I sul: 3.

LUCKETT. MRS. HELM, member Of
Spring Chapter, Daugh-
JAvA tiers Of the King. De-
CEfH1T parted this Life on Thurs
day. May a., 1858,
May perpetual light shine
" upon her.
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1IaNsIEIN. IPA; , U D. EEiaaI. Ms ].
mother a Mrs, Esther Nazof, Dr
iSa S esIas:san and sO Sss sem sem
survived 6I two SrotheEs, heTTiI
David Schneider Of YeunsstoEn.
Ohio, ,Funerai service. ~ The BE-,
Home, 1901 18th st. nv on Mon
day, May 70, ct I pm. lnterment
Adas israel Cemetery. 20
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Nay sI' Si iSSs. tokoRSR SE \. assRis
Su.bs sn cSFco o.o.S. ~. s'Oy.s
ward harris. He also 10 survived
and friends After Is neon SUNDAY
Nav 90, ie5e; friends are Ipvitee
1892 You ST.. nv where finerai
services win be held On Monday,
Nay 90. 81 ~ noon. Intsrmeni
WoodlaWn Cemetery. %
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HEALh, MAHY HEIDY. on Thurs-
sS vsEn IN i u q h h;T ssTs
HEALY beloved wife Of joseph Il
Healy. daughter Of Nellie {. Reidy,
mother Of Joseph T., IT,, and
Catherine 7. Heafy. sister Of Joseph
ana james Reidy and Mrs. Jossphins
HSSIon Funeral Funeral H fS% t9 SssI 9 SsoT
gie ave. n.Ws on Monday, MAJ
20, at $50 am. High requiem mass
ct g. Anthony's Church at 10 am.
Interment Mount olivet Cemetery
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GlEEN, IHOMAs, On Thurlaly. nay

%. 1888. q his rs 1THna si6I
T H6SHs 81 sl As9ns s. saRi S.5 nS
Mr.. Margaret barton q Marrss
Perry of Ridgsnsld PARK, N. j., ana
Mas i niaasi ss,v Green q N, Js.ai1naPs,
Hines CO TSssEsi Nome ' ssois lad
st NV. on Monday, May 20, n
1880 pm. .lparking facilltiesl. IN
terment Arlington National Gene
terV, OK
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pICKENs, JOSEPH n. Departed THU

life on Thursday May 22, 1855,
Mr. SosRP sfF'e T. I pfcKhNs sO y Is
QUINCY pl nv devoted husband ,d
Is survived By one daughter, Mrs
Eusene Brown: three srandcSiidrsn.
four great.grandchildren. two broth
Worth, TEX. and Mr. Elias Dickens
Of Pasadena, Calf. and a host OF
other relatives and friends, Re-
mains may be viewed or. Saturday,
S Mas funsr ssf Home me- 81 '1 Slo aa,
ave. NV, Funeral services on sun
ssy Nay s.,G Ssi stt,t.,p Pm mus, e. ts ts
coin Memorial Cemetery. .5
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Indy. NAY g, is5s; MAIcoL !ai
81 Laura J J. Msiilnston. sssSsr q
ington: brother Of Mrs. marguerite
De orossart and Mrs. Anna yonn-
CO. Funeral Home. 290l 14th Ct
NV, on Monday. MAY 20, at 3
nm. (parkinE facllitiesl. Inter
nnent National Memorial Park, Falls
Church Va. 20
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Hai IS. 1858. IkED wEsIEY
fyo ans i Isfi. sod sSa'' FIisnds are
chew chsss Funeral Home 81 RoS.
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesda, Nd.
yhsIs services yin b held %, on
tsrment In Decatur, IN IN leu
made % the chiidrsn's Altar. AuEts.
tana Lutheran Church. v 81. and
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HILEN C. omee5s a :, |,
n Council. No. 5, Dlughters Of
r'iSl; &: J 4; a:5;'' "a $"'i l:;!:
"l HELEN c. LUcKETT. Mem
49, bers are requested 10 as
ssmhls a the ss 3, Il. ,bH Hines ne Co
on Saturday, May -, 1888, 81 .
Pc fd N. n services PUIsS' for our Ia;
GRACE DIETRICH, Councillor.
n LYNN. Rec. eecy. "a
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JOHNSON, NARY y. or. Wsdnesday,
NAY =. x ~ uvI lsIsS MARY i ~ Johnson
Of Louise Smith. sister of William
Jones and guardian Of Veronica
Wynn, Bsrnice Harfiean, Shirley
Davis, James, June and Richard
Riehardson. She also. is survived
late Mrs. johnson may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home, So
n st. ne, after 12 noon Sunday
May rs. Mass will be offered on
Monday. May &c, ct the Holy Re-
NV. at Q Am. 1nterment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 25
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Bruths

rukla. our CARLTON, oa rA4..-
GS eo,bYckki4os EHKA'it ''ssl
ues7 ss'f' n s Z, ns snr.es
k.s,s AZ lI1fsees' ~ l .srsaFis
lksL hrolhsr q John X ans
lsSA elihisn snd No. Nsg ,'l.
Oliver Ne also u survived
y 40 srsnssens sna ens Igaae::
TaEoma Funeral nqns. ess car.
w" Nv u ID SsS$' y: - 4 Me- g:
ssours catSelie cSafeh. silver
n asssss 6.dss NM c.S.!:i S r I5sss;
:s,:lIIE:ss: 'N. z ne l = issi''' s;sf:'
VLKTcmEn, NELLIK oRRIsoN, On
v,Iia spiisk 'Ni!fM q hihok
ikuf Flsicksr. ssrtisss al de
II Mines Co Funeral Nome, Seol
fh nv. on Money! Any
teal ialsrmsnt Arlington Ma
tional csmstsry. IS
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MAY ss, 1888. fRANk ! oANTz.
S SS 3 :;s:4 s- OSsiRi; (
HsSsg i Bum. k. ss9fE, .ad 9 kEii
8. oants; brother OF SAKE p. CAN'T,
ken.smtn 8, .oants Mrs. h.
Clarkson and Gardner Can't.
FRIENDS may call At oawler's Chapel,
lnE oppositsl, after il noon satur-
at Our Lady of Victory Catholic
Church, Macarthur blvd. and Reser-
yeif 70. n.g. on Tuesday. May "a.
ltary honorl, Arlington National
Cemetery. Friends who desire to
dS. g a,! may make ess,. sontrnisutiong to
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daV. Nay ' x, iS6s. 4 The On De Witt VII
JOSH JOSHUA Roi HED ffft Lifssol' Son 81
lips. brother Of Randolph B., H.;
Lynne and Deborah L. Phillips
He also Is survived by grandpar-
ents,. Mr., Thomas =, Phillips of
Hawthorne, =; j., and Mrs. Mabel
Friends may cali at the Demaine
Funeral Home, $50 South Wash
ington St, Alexandria, We Serv-
ices Of Fort Belyoir Post Chapel,
No. 3, on Monday, May 20, a.
1918 am Interment will follow
In Arlington National Cemetery. %
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TSuTsd. rAUS M. " 81 s sSSssssenl SAt Sn
j SHSSa. 81 s y .T: S g spsf
Brown and Paul N. Jacobs, IT,;
brother of Mrs. Martin Hack OF
Long Island. N. z. Friends may
can At the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
ices will be held on Monday. May
20, at IL an. Interment Fort
Lincoln cemetefy. sb
Evening star., 1958-05-04
May 8

7-Pete and His Polls. Kids.
9-Love Of Life. Seriol.
1880
ALT Could Be You. Variety.
5-Fronkie Loine Show. Music.
9-SeoFeh for Tomorrow. Ser'l.
12:45
9-Guidins Light. SerioI.
100
4-News.
5-TV Readers Digest. Drono.
"Motter Of Life or Deoth."
7-TFouble With Father.
9-TheoteF Of Stars. Oronoo.
"Tomonow's Men," Pot O'Brien.
l:05
Allow TO Arrange Flowers.
l:z0
4-FeotuFe Playhouse. Movie.
! Hour. s Min. "DiIlineer." le45.
Lawrence Tierney.
1:30
5-Errol Flynn TheoteF.
7-Beulah. Comedy
Storing Ethel Voters.
9-As the World Turns. Seriol.
2:0o
5-Binso. Come.
7-our Miss Brooks. Comedy.
S-Beot the Clock. Contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06
OCCASIONAL FURNITURE

s-7Ss5 Gordon Block Locquered Assorted Tobes 1898
SASS Stickey Lined Oak Cocktail Tubes 50
1885 Walnut Finish Assorted Tobles
6-3ee5 LINED ook Finish Assorted Tobes 29.95
1885 Platinum Finish Mersmun Assorted TubIes 29.95
1855 Platinum Finish Tonk Assorted Tables -------29.95
lass Tonk Wolnut Purouet Finish TubIes 81
5-4es5 Hcrvestone Finished TobIes by Bussett - $35
I-Ioee5 Lone Cedar Chest lined oak finish as
lass Lone cedor Chest seomist finish ---- 54.95
4-49e5.79s5 Lone Seofoom TobIes ----- 1895
5-l9e52ee5 Occasional TobIes --------- 9.95
J-Ae5 Plastic Ton Desks woInut ACKNOWLEDGEMENT S25
1855 Mohooony Ladder Sock Side chus ----- 5.95
l-3295 Boumritter Step Tobe maple $40
I-l74e5 Lone Maple Cedur Chests ---- 1895
1855 NOBLE Chest drawers ----------- 29.95
l-32e5 Mersmon Cocktail TobIe muhoqony finish $40
SASS Mahogany Finish Cocktail Tubles So
l1-s4e5-7495 Dunsh StvIe Assorted Tobes - 1895
1855 Mahogany Finish Lone Cedor Chests ----- 7995
1885 CeIorette mahogany finish with glass ---- 1895
l-5e s5 Mohooony Finish Dropeuf Tobe one leof 1895
1885 Dropleo Tobles. mig finish ----------- 1895
1885 Mahogany Finish DrOpleof Tobes ------ $3.50
L7esS Student Desk. maple finish -- 1856
l-l2eo5 3-Lecf Exponduwoy Desk cherry so
l-l7ss5 Sosnow ExpundOmOtie COmmOde mahogany SI2S
4th Floor Washington
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1895 3-Pe Bedroom Suite solid cherry 279.95
Isl Oe5 5-Pc Bedroom Suite French PrOvineo $3.50
1855 NOBLE Bunk Beds 1895
l0-3e954995 Night Tobes assorted finishes ---- 1898
l0-4ee5-69e5 Bookcase Beds assorted finishes ~ 1925
1885 Ape Modern Bedroom Suite --------- 269.9S
1895 5Pc Bedroom Suite. cordovon mchosony 2299S
1895 18th Century Nuhoaony Servers ----- 1898
1885 Fomous Cherry Dinnu Room TubIes - 1885
s-SIl0 Modern Bullets assorted finishes - So IS
ITO Modern China Cabinets assorted finishes 79.9S
3-I59e5 Silver Mist TobIe 4 Side Chuis 1898
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Each Piece Sold As Is

Each PIECE Sod As S
1885 Reclining Chair pcste and fobre- 39.95
3-7os5 BsrkIne Reclining Chuirs motor -------49.9 les
1885 BehIne Vbru-Le" Reeners NyIon Plastic 59.95
2-Seo5-eee5 Decorator Foam LOUNGE Chors-- 49.9S
4-59e5 Bone Back Foom Lounge Chuirs - 1895
1885 Kroeher 2Pc. Doveno Suite olive IS
l-32ee5 Rowe 7-Pe Foum Doveno Suite -----I79.95
l-26oe5 Valentine Sewer Foom Soto ---- 1898
l-I7ee5 Lawson STYLE FoGm Soto black print $780, 1895
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MODERN LIVING ROOM

l-sss5 conont Boil Brush Bireh Choir, beioe 1898
A-I5ees SeIiu Foom Lounge Chuirs, coors ----79.95
1895 Foam Lounge Chos eOlOrs by Century 1898
l-224e5 kroehIeT FOom Sofu gold 1898
l-24ees Rowe Foom Sectional 2-Pc BY Century 1898
1895 Soto and Choir Suites foam. brown I49.9S
2-449 s. 1885 Foom Sofos coo by Century Ses 249.95
ll-s9e5-l2o95 Foum Lounge ChOiy 69.9S
7-lA9e5-leo95 Foom Sofus color, - 99.9S
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Century Group
Traditional Lifting Room Pieces

I-7Iss5 French Provincial Foum Soto; os s-I49.95
l-l2se5 PIustie 2-Pc. Sectional; os is ------ SEA
1885 Black Plastic Lounge chuirs; cs ---- 1895
-244s5 Block Valentine Sewer Foom Soto ----I99. IS
l-l34e5 Gold Valentine Sewer Chair cold 80. IS
l-22e95 Borculounqer Reclining Choir coul ----- $I68
l-l4995 StrueIounqer Reclining Chuir green 80 IS
A7se5 Foom Swivel Rockers toast ------------59.9
l-l5ee5 French Provincial Choir, cold ------ 1895
3-24se5 KroehIer 2-Pc Suites charcoal ------I79.95
e-lees5 NOBLE 7-Pc SectionuIs coIors ---- 1895
3sss5 French Provincial 3Pe FOum SeeionuIs
9TH Floor, Washington ONLY
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SAVE ON FDRlVI
3O% OFF FLOOR SAMPLES
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE
Americas "Legacy" Group

American Legacy Group
1-40eeo Sectional, 2-pc, charcoal 1866
l-l4e95 Foam Pillow Back Chair, gold -------- IO4.96
1895 Foom Pillow Sock Sofa noturo --------279.9S
1885 Cocktail Choir toost ------------- SO
l-I4ee5 Foum Lounoe Choir tonoerne IO4. SO
Century Group
ll6se5 French Provincial Choir olive ehintr 896
1885 French Provincial Gold Occasional Chur--- 6996
1885 French Provincial Soto, mocha ----- 3O7 sc
l-23995 Lounge Choir turquoise; os is --- I67. Sc
1885 French Provincial Foum Choir brown 81. 96
l-479e5 ltuion Provincial Foom Soto turquoise 335 Sc
l-20o95 ItoIion Provincial Foum Chair -----I 96
l-ls9s5 tuOn Provincial Foam Choir gold ------I39.96
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TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM

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24-2695 Innspino Mattresses
1865 Hollywood Set
35-34o5-3995 built Mattress, S2O-S25
Pre-bu Mattresses
5-69o5 Rubber Springs
20-7eo5 Rubber Sets y4on ticking
24-89o5 Foam Rubber Outfits 4A
52-995 Duran Heodboods, twin e9esheI S.95
5O-o95 Adjustable Frames twin full 6.95
1874 Wrought 4eodboord Outfits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

Phillips symbol
quality all the best Of good things for you'll Lots of
building Mamins pron and minerals in Taste and flavor
soupreme Try Phillips Soups The whole family love them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
Hot Soups Hit the Spot
On Wintery Evenings

Here are two suggestions for
cold we a ther menus q
hearty oyster chowder which
is practically a meal in itself
and q flavorful chicken curry
soup, a delightful first course
for any dinner.
Both soups are enriched with
nourishing instant noDfat dry
milk. an excellent source of
mflk's vital nutrients pro-
TEN, calcium and ribofiavin.
Oyster ChOwder
"a pound salt pork
medium size onion, chopped
(1012 ounce can cream of
mushroom soup
l quart liquefied instant nonfat
dry milk
2 medium-size potatoes, diced
and cooked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06

" pint oysters with liquid
V teaspoon pepper
Finely dice salt pork: saute
in small skillet until lightly
Drowned. Add onion: saute un-
til tender and lightly Drowned,
Place soup in a quart sauce
pan; slowly stir in jiquefied in
slant noAfat dry milk. Add re-
naming ingredients. Cook over
low heat Is minutes or until
edges Of the oysters curl. Makes
six 1-cup servings.
Chicken Curry Soup
2 cups water
3 tablespoons uncooked rice
" cup chopped celery
3 cups liquef1ed instant ncnfat
dry milk
3 chicken bouillon cubes
l cup (5-ounce CAM diced,
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BroiIed Clans

Wash clam shells thoroughly
and split open. Top each clam
with a mixture Of soft bread
crumbs, marjoram, garlic salt,
onion salt and ground black
pepper. Drizzle olive oil over
each and broil for 10 minutes
or until done.
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cooked chicken
l tablespoon finely chopped
parsley

Y teaspoon curry powder
Bring water to boil: add rice
and celery. Cook. covered, until
celery is tender and rice Is
cooked. about Is to 30 minutes.
Pour liquedfied instant nonfat
dry milk into top Of double
boiler; add remaining ingredi-
ents. Cook over hot water until
thoroughly heated and bouillon
cubes have dissolved. Makes
eight 1a-cup servings.
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Unlike ordinary frozen chicken pies
filled with promises

They treat but look what you get to eat few
sivers Of chicken. Lbrarypase gravy Soggy undercus
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Only US. Dept. Of Agri.
culture tUSDA) Graded
CHOICE" Beef Is ever
sold a Food Lansl Look
for this stamp Of sp-
proval-and be sUrel
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only if we know that we could be happy when no one
is cheering Most important, with the people we
love- must be able say to ourselves that we could
and would go even if should have to part with
them.
Money had always seemed to me to be the prime
essential for foreign travel But once in the city of
Naples was robbed Of my money and thought
could not go on in country where did speak the
language and where had no friends. Then remem-
bered that was still strong and had thumb could
use on the highway.
That trip up Italy was just about the ha ppiest Of
my life. People gave rides, fed me, restored my
faith In the goodness Of life, and brought me to
Florence and bank draft from the United States.
But once again learned that the way to enjoy
anything in life IS to know that you can get along
without IT,
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world is coming to an end tonight to which Emerson
replied, Il can get along without it,
| read this statement once again recently. and il
impressed me as one of the wseSt ways to approach
life that had ever found. People who live by this
philosophy are able to have real happiness.
The secret that Emerson uncovered was that the
only way to be able to enjoy anything in life is be
willing to part with IT, Without this approach to life,
anxiety stands between US and the enjoyment of
everything.
I've cling to possessions too tightly our worry
for their welbeing keeps us from full enjoyment. If
We feel that could not exist without youth,
will be old before have found the good life If we
believe could stand to live without good health
each minor ache pain fills us with apprehension. We
can secure full enjoyment from the applause of people
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g 1888. United Newspapers Mooozins Corpora
lion. as lexington Ave. New Vort ". NY.
MONIES ond descriptions Of oil choFociers 10 fiction
stories ond Semi-hchon Orioles IN this mouozine
wholly imoginory. Any name which hoppsns 10 Be
The some os fhot Of onY person, living or decd. b
entirely coinoidersoL The tile This Week" Is
registered in me US. Potent Office.
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Next Week:

Washington Story: Ezra Taft Ben
son has had stormy career as Secre-
tary Of Agriculture. Be sure to read
his report: Don't Let Unpopularity
Scare You"
Big Sport: The Most Baseball
Happy Town" isn't Milwaukee or
Los Angeles, but La Mesa, Calf,
where the whole family gets into the
act.
Over There: Here's a hilarious guide
book for movie-goers, How To See
'Peyton Place Abroad"
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August 10, 1858
In this ISSUE:

In this issue:
Cover Photo: "Oro" ond Hank
Chondoho by WoIfer Chondoha
= How Dangerous Is khrvshchevs
vodko Diplomacy
Q Fiction; Public Honeymoon
" csrfboard: Minnesota Mckes Merry
- Animal Alley;
How SNORT Is Your Doe2
70 Feed: BlUeberY Delight
n Movies: Kiss Ne. koyl
a oulz 'Em
a last Laugh: Fofher's SizzIe Fizzle