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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

1913 Savoy and Plaza
models. brand-new cars. Choice Of
colors. Final inventory disposal.
Bank-rate terms. Factory war
ranyY, Ready 70 drive. AZ low as
The Arizona post., 1958-09-05

Thousands of TucsonanS
will flock to the three houses
of worship here to observe
the High Holy Days.
The Arizona post., 1958-09-05

Dept. of Library G
State Capitol
phoenix Ar1SonA
The Arizona post., 1958-09-05
Tucsonuns Usher I'm High Holidays
Thousands
To Attend
Services

Thousands of TucSonanS
will flock to the three houses
of worship here to observe
the High Holy Days.
RABBI ALBERT T. Bill
gray, who has just returned
from a summer trip to IS
rael, will officiate at Temple
Emanuel, Tucson's reform
congregation.
At Congregation Anshei IS
rael, conservative, Rabbi Mar
Gus Breger will lead the high
holy day worship.
And this year Young IS
rael, Tucson'S orthodox con-
gregation, has engaged Rev.
Morris Telson, formerly Of
Israel, to serve as cantor.
THE SCHEDULE of serv.
ices for Temple Emanuel is
as follows:
Sept. 14-Rosh Hashannah
services beginning at 8:15
pm.
Sept. 15-Rosh Hashannah
services beginning at 10 am,
Sept. 19-Sabbath Shuva
Vesper service at 1880 pm.
Sept. 23-Yom Kippur eve
(Kol Nidre) service beginning
at 8:15 pm.
Sept. 24-Yom Kippur day
services beginning at 10 am.
Rabbi Bilgray's sermon top
les are as follows: Rosh Hash
annah eve, "The Mastery of
Inner Space; Rosh Hashan-
nah morning, "The Meaning
of a Pilgrimage; Kol Nidre
Eve, What Does a Melody
Say to Us?"; Yom Kippur
morning, "Are You Disillu.
sioned?"; Yom Kippur Yizkor
service, 'The Message of
Eternity.
THE SCHEDULE of serv-
ices for Congregation Anshei
Israel:
Sept. 6 - S'licoth services
beginning at midnight.
Sept. 14-Rosh Hashannah
services beginning at 6 pm.
Sept. 15-Rosh Hashannah
services at 1880 am. and 6
pm.
Sept, 16-Rosh Hashannah
services at 7:30 am. and 6
pm.
Sept. 23-Yom Kippur eve
(Kol Nidre) services at 5:45
pm.
Sept. 24-Yom Kippur day
Sci WIGS dl .OO dill.
Rabbi Bregers sermon top
les will be Faith and the
Space Age" on Sept. Is; Co
existence or Co-extinction"
on Sept. 16; Centrally of
the Synagogue" on Sept. %
and on Yom Kippur day the
Rabbits topic will center on
education.
THE SCHEDULE of serv-
ices for Congregation Young
Israel:
Sept. 6 - S'licoth services
beginning at midnight,
Sept. 14-Rosh Hashannah
services at 6:15 pm.
Sept. 15-Rosh HaShannah
services beginning at 7:30
am.
Sept. 16-Rosh Hashannah
services beginning at 1880
am.
Sept. % Yom Kippur eve
(Kol Nidre) services at 5;45
pm.
Sept. "a Yom Kippur day
services beginning at 1880
am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13

in his drinks the craving for
alcohol is diminished.
Well, If you have to take
vitamins that's as good q way
as any.
And it's Bud Collyer's story
about the small boy who asked
his mother If he could 60 out
and watch the solar eclipse.
"Okay." said mother, but don't
stand too close"
4 \ \ 4
A private detective was in
Jim Downey's restaurant which
is patronized largely by show
folk and told the bartender
that he'd just taken a job
shadowing a chorus girl for q
wealthy guy who was Of to
Florida. The rich client adj
mitted he was overly fond Of
the chlorine and wanted to be
quietly sure that she didn't play
around in his absence.
Shall ! make my reports to
you direct by phone?" the
pepper asked the client.
Heavens, no." was the
answer. IN be with my wife. ("
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SYLVESTER
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new doorman was on the job.
He asked how long he'd been
there.
Two days." said the door,
man. Haven't you noticed the
crowds? That's my personal
following"
A fellow called up bandleader
Don Martone. Martone reports
seriously, and said that he
would like to addition a sing
ing dog. He brought the dog in
and listened to q couple Of
solos.
Hes pretty good" admitted
Martone. ''but he sounds too
much like Frank Sinatra."
Don't say that in front Of
him." warned the dog owner.
HE thinks he sounds like
Mario LAMA"
i 4 i
And now scientists from the
University of Texas tell us that
alcoholism is somehow tied in
with errors in body chemistry
and that experiments prove
that by feeding q lush vitamins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Charlie Mccarthy Returns

we had all the cheesecake we
could use in Hollywood.
\ \ \
If Rock Hudson, in his battle
with III, had really wanted to
do ben Hur," the studio price
another year added to his
contract-would not have been
so tough. His salary is now
around $4,000 a week. At the
end Of the extra year it would
have been $1,000. This is bad?
While waiting for his next
movie. Rock will take singing
lessons with the idea Of doing
a musical on Broadway, a la
Rex Harrison and Robert Pres
ton. =
When Barbara Stanwyck
read Of General Chenault's ILL
ness she wrote him a fan letter,
and sounded more excited at
receiving a reply than when
she was up for an Oscar. Bar
bara is one Of the real people
in this town-she has no use
for phonies, but sometimes is
kind to the point Of being taken
advantage Of.
\ &&
Called Eartha Kilt at Malibu
to talk about mark Of the
Hawk" made in Nigeria with
Sidney "POrgy" Potter. which
U-I is releasing. 'I'm inundated
with rain," she told me happily.
I could hear the hi fl. Eartha
stars in the movie version Of
Anna Lucasta" following her
date at Ell Rancho, March 2.
Youthful stars John Saxon
and Peter Graves are invest
ing their money in the Palm
Desert Sahara Sands develop
ment next to the Desi Arnaz-
Lucille BAH Indian Wells play
ground. on advice of business
manager Fred Barman. The
young actors Of today want
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13

HOLLYWOOD (NANA)-
Edgar Bergen and his one and
only Charlie Mccarthy, not to
overlook Mortimer Snerd, are
returning to picture-making
after 10 years in the less ex-
citing entertainment mediums.
They will star in "Snuffy" for
producer Charlie Wick. who is
after Julie London, but whether
to make love to Edgar or Char
lie he refused to reveal.
Stripper Lii st. Cyr put on
10 pounds for her role in THE
F, Naked and the Dead" She is
now on a rigid diet to lose the
poundage before resuming her
night club act. Lii, who per-
forms her act without batting q
blush before live customers in
the night club, had the set
closed to everyone during her
scenes for the movie.
Cute COrinne Calvet is pre-
pairing a night-club act, OPEN
ing soon in Dallas. Husband
JEFF Stone gees along to hold
her hand. And RhOnda
Fleming, who reverts to her red
hair Immediately I finish
Home Before Dark hate
myself as a blond" will do a
female version Of frankie
LANES "Bullwhip" song in her
night-club act.
I like Doris Day best when
she does comedy - a Ia
Teachers Pet" And, same pic
ture, it's the Clark Gable Of
ut Happened One Night" He's
very funny. ;. Andrea Martin,
who starred with Lana Turner
and jeff Chandler in ''The Lady
Takes a Flyer" has ended her
three-year engagement to Bob
Wasserman, real estate execu-
tive.
4 4 \ 4
Robert Middleton happily re.
ports that his very aching back
is healing without the necessity
Of an operation. Bob's next
acting chore is THE Brand of
Jesse James" for Playhouse 80.
Audrey Hepburn will take
time out from filming 1.-THE
Nuns Story" in Rome this
spring to fly to Doom, Holland,
for dedication Of the Dutch
war veterans homes.
This will give you an idea of
James Maverick" Gamers i'm
portance. When James finished
q lobster dinner in Philadel-
phia's Bookbinder's Restaurant,
he praised the dessert speciality
de Ia maison-cheesecake. One
Of restaurant owner John
Taxin's executives made q spec
ial flight to Hollywood with,
you guessed 1t, a cheesecake
for the ailing top Sunday-night
star on TV. And here I thought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13

more than q handful Of notices
to keep them comfortable in
their old age.
\ 4 4 4
Helmut Dantine is taking his
bride, Nicola Michaels, along
on THE Tempest" location in
Europe. In Vienna, Nicola will
meet her mother-in-law for
the first time.
Dan Duryea, explaining his
happy 27-year-old marriage:
Helen and I work a lot like
the AA. We don't make any big
resolutions, but promise our
selves to abstain from night
life, etc.. for the next "a hours
only. It's easy that way"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
Red Pact Examined

RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb. IS
R.-An official Of the Bank
of Brazil yesterday said the
bank is studying a proposed
trade treaty between Brazil
and Russia submitted by an
export-import firm attempting
to act as an Intermediary.
Cilon Rosa, director Of the
banks general credit depart.
ment, said the draft Of the
pact is in the hands Of the ex-
change department which will
make recommendations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13

terday in an exchange Of gum
fire between. Cuban soldiers
and suspected rebels.
Mrs. Aleta Fernandez Char.
diet, niece Of Mario Chardiet.
dean Of the College Of Lawyers
in nearby Guines, was hit by
a stray bullet as she was riding
in a car with her uncle near
San Jose Delaslajas. rs miles
southeast Of Havana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13

January 10 election. although
he ran well ahead.
The Democratic Nationalist
Movement (MDN) of the late
President Carlos Castillo Armas,
backed Mr.. Cruz Salazar and
held IS Of the So seats in the
old Congress. But Mr.. Cruz
Salazar. fearful that the coun-
try would continue on its re-
cent unstable political path,
called for his opponents cleo
ton.
Gen. Ydigoras needed two
ballots to win, because several
deputies voted twice on the
first one. The first time he got
A votes. the second time time
An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
Lund Seizure Probed

MEXICO CITY. Feb. IS up.
-Gilberto Flores Munoz. min.
lister Of agriculture. left yester-
day for the West Coast state Of
Sinaloa to investigate reports
that 5000 workers have forci-
bly, seized $4,000 acres Of rich
land IN Culiacan Valley.
The reports said the rural
workers first seized the irri.
gated land in the tomato
growing district February 4
and that Federal troops ousted
them. They were reported to
have seized the area again
Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
10000 Heor Grohcm

GUATEMALA, Feb. 10 up. -
Some 10000 to 10000 Guate-
malans last night listened
closely to Billy Graham at the
United States evangelist's first
meeting in Guatemala.
Reporters estimated that 80
or 40 persons responded when
he called for decisions for
Christ" at the end of a As
minute address.
Mr.. Graham spoke in a foot
ball stadium which seats 10000
It was slightly more than halt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13

full, and he urged the crowd
many Of them Indians in color
full native dress-to come back
the next night and bring two
friends each" for the last meet
ing here on a Caribbean area
tour.
The evangelist few here yes
terday from San Jose, Costa
RIGA, pausing briefly in MIC
aragua, Honduras and e.
Salvador to address crowds at
the airports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
Custro's Sister Free

HAVANA, Feb. Is (R.-
Juanita Castro. sister of rebel
leader Fidel Castro. is enjoying
full freedom in Havana. She
arrived here February 4 after
being deported from Miami.
Police have made no attempt
to interfere with her activities
here, but have protected her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13

against curious crowds or any
attempt to touch on disorders
because of her presence.
The United States ordered
her to leave the country be-
cause she had entered illegally.
She allegedly crossed. the Mexi-
can border in the trunk Of an
automobile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
New Service TO Sturt

MOBILE. Feb. Is (R.-
Waterman Steamship Corp. Of
Puerto Rico will start a trail
ership service between New
York and Puerto Rico Febru-
airy ~.
Mclean Industries, Inc, Mo-
bile, announced yesterday the
SIS Bienville will sail from Port
Newark on that date and from
Wilmington. DEL, February %
for Puerto Rico. Waterman
Steamship Corp. of Puerto
Rico is a subsidiary of Mclean
Industries
Under the leadership service,
loaded truck trailers are lifted
from their chassis and loaded
aboard the vessels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
ATTN AMERICAN NOTES
Guatemala Selects
Riqhtist President

GUATEMALA, Feb IS lE0-Rightist Gen. Miguel Ydgoras
Fuentes finally the presidency Of Guatemala after trying
since 1885, He also appears to have the majority Of the income
ing Congress behind him.
The outgoing Legislature elected the 62yearold leader Of
the Conservative Reconciliation Party to xyear term yester
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13

day. The congressional choice
between Gen. Ydigoras and
Jose Luis Cruz Salazar was nee
essary because Gen. Ydigoras
did not get a majority in the
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films OF More Than Routine Merit
DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER"-Proving war Is mot ex-
clusveIy hell but farcial melee WELL With Glenn Ford
"MADAMOISELLE STRRTEASE"-The first Of the Brigitte
Bardot pictures and more nnocently funny than the
others.
"A FACE IN THE CROWDA report on how teevisiOn celeb
rites made, with Andy Grifith as its heesh hero.
IMAM OF THOUSAND FACES"-Jimmy Cagney plays the
late Lon CLANCY in this somewhat sOmber biOg
raphy.
LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON"-A May-December romance
done with special charm by Audrey Hepburn and Gary
Cooper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
Coffee Aide Named

BOGOTA, Colombia. Feb. Is
R.--Arturo Gomez Jaramillo
was named manager of the
National Federation OF Coffee
Growers yesterday.
He succeeds Manuel Mejia
who died Of a heart attack
Monday soon after his return
from Rio de Janeiro where
he was serving as Colombian
Ambassador.
4 4 4 4
Cubun Women Slain
HAVANA, Feb. 10 (R.-A
Cuban woman was killed yes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
DRIVEN THEATERS

hIHpnHT Arlington
JEANNE EAoELs," KIM NO
YAK. JEFF CHANDLER, ct S;l7;
plus ride a VIOLENT NILE
1890. Cartoon. Located In airing
ton on U: 8. Route /. Just over the
14th 81. Bridge. Kids Freel Friday,
."PURSU1T OF GRAF SPEC" and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
Cubun Women Slain

HAVANA, Feb. IS IHJ.-A
Cuban woman was killed yes
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Fete Has
Foreign
Flavor

Table decorations had an
international touch at the
annual military attaches
wives luncheon of the Fort
Myer Women's Club yester-
day.
The attaches wives, who
are associate members of the
club, were hostesses for the
occasion, in the Fort Myer
Ofhcers Club.
The decorations were not
on the luncheon tables. how
ever. but were in the form of
an exhibit to show how each
of the "a countries repre-
sented m a * es preparations
for a typical meal at home.
Tablecloths, silver and
glassware reflected the Gus
toms Of each country.
Honor guests at the lunch
con were Mrs. Nathan F.
Twining, wife Of the chair
man of the Joint Chiefs of
staff; Mrs. Maxwell D. Tay-
lor, wife of the Army Chief
Of Staff; Mrs. Thomas D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
Board Sponsors
Benefit Tea,
Fashion Show

The Women's Board Of
Providence Hospital will
sponsor a Salute to Spain"
benefit fashion show and tea
on April is in the Spanish
Embassy.
Proceeds will be used to
buy a new multisection cas-
settle "a special X-ray APP
paratus which takes five pic.
lures simultaneously for the
hospitals radiology depart
ment, as well as four needed
recovery tables for the ma
ternity ward.
Past projects sponsored by
the board have raised more
than SIS. 900 in gifts for the
hospital. The Women's Board
also maintains a gift shop at
Providence and services q gift
cart from shop to patients
bedside. as charity aids for
the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

Wynwoo Pa. province
alumnae director, installed
Mrs. Mary Rietman as pres
ident. Other new officers are
Mrs. Betty 10 Hutchinson,
Mrs. Ann Ijams. Mrs. Fern
Barron. Mrs. Audrey Fawcett,
and Mrs. Frances Batchelder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

White. wife Of the Air Force
Chief of Staff. and Mrs. Ran
dolph Mccall Pate, wife Of
the Commandant Of the
United States Marine Corps.
Mrs. Charles K. Galley,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

president Of the club, headed
the receiving line at a short
reception before the lunch
con. and Mrs. Robert A.
Schow was program chair
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
Gommo Phi Betos
lnstull Officers

The Northern Virginia
Alumnae Chapter Of Gamma
Phi Beta met at the home Of
Mrs. Kay Wood for a covered
dish supper and installation
Of officers.
Mrs. Edward Kruger of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27

ored at q farewell dinner to
be given at Water Gate Inn
this evening by members of
the National Capital Parks
staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27

Relatisns are rapidly extend
ing over all of Southern Cali
fornia, and we give a great
deal of education to the
father as well as to the
mother. The expectant
mother who understands the
the process Of childbirth
and what her part in it is,
can cooperate with the obste-
trician much more success
fully than can one who Is
frightened and ignorant.
Glasses are available in
many communities. but every
husband and wife can educate
themselves if they want to.
have a new and excellent
reading list on Preparation
for Parenthood," which I'll
be glad to send free TO any
one who requests 1t and en-
closes a stamped, return en-
velope. Address all requests
to me, DR.. Paul Popenoe, co
this newspaper. Your public
library can then supply you
with the books on this list.
Many authorities nowadays
feel that ideally, at least,
husband and wife should both
have complete education for
parenthood, that the hus-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
TODAY

HARRY FRECHTEL COM
mentateS his own fashion
show of his latest coat and
suit collection at Julius Gar
finckel & Co., at 2:30 pm.
in the Couture Salon.
WHELAN'S Corset Shop
will hold a "Foundationwear
Fashion Clinic" today and
tomorrow under the direction
Of Miss Charlotte Ridlon,
fashion consultant for the
Formf1t Co. Care, wear and
the correct foundation gar
ment for you will be stressed.
JELLEFFS stages the FASH
ion show for repeat per-
formanceS of the Falls
Church Woman's Club Fol-
les Of 1858 at 8:l5 o'clock to-
night and Friday night at the
Falls Church High School
Auditorium.
PANHELLENIC Club Of
Annapolis will present q
benefit fashion show at 2 pm.
for the scholarship fund.
Carvel Hall, Annapolis, Md.
TOMORROW
HECHT'S presents Spring
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ITSADATE

Fashions for the high school
miss and her mother. Glenna
Ireton doing the commentary
at the 8 pm. show at the
Regina High School, 1910
Riggs, road, Adelphi, Md.
sponsored by the Mothers
Club.
ANNUAL FASHION SHOW,
George Washington Chap
ter Demolay with Miss
Washington 1857, June Ro-
berta Cook the guest model
at the 8 pm. show.
SATURDAY
HECHT'S Parkington store
presents the fashion show
for the Washington Area
Chapter, Radford College
Alumnae, Women's Exten-
sion of VP1. The formal
fashion show at 2 pm. will
feature June Roberta Cook,
Miss Washington 1857. Cecyl
Edy will do the commentary.
WASHINGTON PARTY,
1890 pm, Crystal Room of
the Willard Hotel, with Mrs.
Gladstone Williams in charge
Of the fun, fashions and fes-
tivitieS.
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WEE WOMEN

with vinegar, sugar and sea-
sonings to your taste and
moisten the above ingredients
to spreading consistency.
We sometimes varied this
by frying the bologna which
gives it a different taste and
adding about eight strips Of
fried bacon. Use your own
cooking Judgment on amounts
II these don't suit your taste.
Hope these suggestions help
you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
MODERN MARRIAGE al
Is q Blessed Event
Really Blessed?

might be hard to arrange this
for you alone; after all, it
takes a trained stan and
suitable facilities to make this
rooming in plan possible.
Perhaps your obstetrician
thinks your husband would
faint on the spot II he wit
messed the birth of his own
child: II this is the case he's
wise In forbidding II.
But. over and above all this.
I think you're on the right
track and If parents all over
the country will begin to
make themselves heard. wen
gradually get the necessary
education and facilities to
improve the situation.
More Education Needed
Mothers and fathers both
need a lot more education
for childbirth than they're
now getting. Our classes in
natural childbirth at the
American Institute of Family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
MODERN MARRIAGE
By DIR. PAUL POPENOE

national Newspaper Synulche
In this country, babies be-
long to their parents. The
parents, therefore. should
have a little more to say
about the way their babies
are handled. The move in
this direction is evident but
slow. and it apparently hasn't
reached the small town in
which Mrs. j. lives.
I'm going to have my
second baby in spring" she
writes, land I'm already
feuding with my obstetrician
and Others about the blessed
event.
II want my husband pres
ent when the baby's born.
The obstetrician claims this
is impossible-the hospital
won't permit it. When I
phoned the hospital. though,
they said 1t was entirely up
to my obstetrician.
I've read about this plan
of rooming-in for new
mothers, where the baby is
beside her. instead of being
packed away in a glass cage
at the end of the hospital
corridor. I'd like to have my
baby with me like that, but
the hospitals turned thumbs
down and said 1t couldn't be
done.
Don't Stand a Chance
We'll, between my obste-
trician and the hospital, I
don't stand a chance! Still, I
figure that since we're the
ones who'll be paying all the
bills, shouldn't we have some
say-so in the matter? 1t
seems to me that If parents
banded together and de-
manded their rights, they'd
get them!"
I think they would, too,
Mrs. j.; and I'm in complete
sympathy with your modest
ideas of rights.
There is, of course, another
side to your case. If your
particular hospital isn't
equipped for rooming lin it
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READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
Second Verse Wunted
Mrs. N. NJ, Springfield

MIS-. M. M, SpTtngVeLu
Can anyone please give me
the words to the second verse
Of "De-o-le-ay"? The first
line Of the verse is: 1.-THE
years have passed and gone.
de-o-le-ay and though my
heart is young my head is
grey. :"
Also. perhaps someone can
supply me with the words to
the beautiful lullaby, of
which the only words l know
are stay in my arms
while you still can, childhood
is but a dream"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
Rug Reply

Mrs. L. H. w.. Siluer Spring
BY all means get the oval
braided rugs and get wool
ones. My mother has had
hers for 10 years and we have
had ours for three. Our chill
dren and our dog have had
various mishaps and we've
spilled things but the rugs
Just don't show soil.
They never seem to wear.
AS for color scheme-we
bought the multi-colored
ones so that we could change
the color scheme of our
rooms and still use the same
rugs.
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sFIE EvFAING STAR, Washington D. c. A-3I
FEBRUARY 81. 1883

band should be with his wife
to give her moral and other
support during labor, that
the mother should have the
baby with her afterward
Grooming -inD. that she
should breast feed the baby.
and that both parents should
have an active part in the
care Of the baby after 1t gets
home.
Go as far as you can in
this direction, Mrs. J.