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EMERSON, MACK J. In sad but low
MACK J. EMERSON, who passed
away one year ago, September 20,
There Is not . day. my darling.
! do not think Of you:
Your face Is ever before me,
Your voice l cannot hear.
A, smile that win last forever,
In memory / can see It vet.
No one knows how much miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
] have suffered since I lost you,
Life can never be the same.
No more upon this earth
VIII ! see your kind and loving
No one in this wide world
YOUR poEyoTEp WIFE. ANNA J.:
EMERSON. q
HICKERs0N, WILLIAM T.. In loving
memory Of my dear husband, WILL
LIAM Z H1CKERSON, who passed
away six years ago today, Septem-
Der 20, 1852,
The road into the sunset
Is one we all must tread.
Although it brings deep sorrow
When one goes on ahead.
Still there is comfort in knowing
When grief and pain are over
And clouds have rolled away.
YOUP LOVING WIFE kid.
MARSHALL, AUGUSTUS W. In low
ing memory Of our father and
grandfather, AUGUSTUS W. MAR
SHALL, who departed this life one
year aeo today, September 20, 1857
God gave US . wonderful father,
He was one who never grew old |:
God made his smiles as the sunshine,
He made his heart of pure gold
DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
MITCHELL, ISABELLE TURNER. In
fond memory Of my. wife, ISABELLE
TURNER MITCHELL, who departed
this life ten years ago today, Sep
TENDER 20, 194S.
Love and remembrance,
- link that death cannot sever:
Time rolls on,
But memory lasts forever.
ROBERT MITCHELL. .
PIPER. EMMA J. A tribute of love to
EMMA J. PIPER. who passed away
thirty5tour years ago. September
20, 1924.
When . mothsr breathss her last
The stroke means more than tongue
can tell.
The world seems quite another place
Without the smile Of mothers face
HER DEVOTED SON, ROBERT L.
PIPER.
QUANDER, CHARLES HENRY. In sad
but loving memory Of my daddy.
CHARLES HENRY QUANDER, who
entered into eternal rest thirteen
years ago today. September rs, las.
Gone, but not farrotten 3
BERNICE @. MILES.
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CEMETERY TOTS

FORT .TNC0LN CEMEfERY-cSOice
lot Of 4 sites; secrifce, 81 200 value
for $500 cash. JU. $4,000.
FORT LINCOLN---l lot Of 2 sites, will
sac. for $3.50 cash. OIL. 2I3643.
LOTS t3l, ideal location, inlbeautiful
Fort Lincoln: priced for qtlick sale
Phone AP. 1901 after pm.
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sIMONs, WALTER .. The onneers and
members Of Trinity Chap
Nh ter, No. 80, o. y, g.. are
W. hereby notified Of the death
ZANkA Of Brother WALTER j.
eA--iVszy1<S SIMoNS, Past Patron, on
w THURSDAY, September 30
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DEATHS
lit Mrmnrtanl

BUNDY. EDWARD W. Sacred to the
memory Of my beloved husband, Ed
WARD W. BUNDY, who departed
this life twenty years ago today,
September %. 1888.
A cherished memory, sweet and
true,
With Ereatest love, think OF you.
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COX MELVIN Sacred 70 the mem.
oIy q gear irieno. MELVIN ~ t COX,
nno pasu es..,nr sa ~
aSo 'ooSS, ssptemDef 20 1900
Like bead upon the rosary are
the prayers ] say for you. Each
bead a prayer that God may bless
u,a 1Ie SRvyky 9mu ~ rpI 7lS HpAcv
nAS rvnJTtHa NS ENA1NS' SNASN ~
2l12En
nORkFY. CLARA fC00pERN In Inv.
ins memory ~ NV dear mathst
CLARA IcoopERl DORSEY. who a..
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WILSON. TwIGs; On Tuesday, SEP;
Of 477 q st, NV. beloved brother
Of Rosa Tyler, Ida Belle Jones Gen.
eva Washineton and Rachel Hoioster
two nsphews and other relatives ana
friends The late Mr.. Wilson may
Be viewd at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 30 H st. ne. after pm
Friday, where services will be held
Saturday, September "a. at II am,
Interment woodiawn Cemetery. GO
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GROSS. WILLIAM ". suddenly o.

Tuesday, September IS. 1883, a.
., General Hospital WILLIAM
voted brother OF Wayne, Edward,
Calvin Gross. Miss Mary Gross, Mrs.
Ida Hamilton. Mrs. Guila Jones. Mrs.
Myrtle !. Brooks, other relatives and
friends. After 5 pm. Friday. Sep
tember e, friends may call at the
Robert o.. Mason Funeral Home,
$500 Nichols ave. Sc. Funeral serv-
Ices on Saturday, September "a, at
I Pm, at the above-named funeral
home: Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 20
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nLACKWELL, THOMAS G. on Mon

dsy. September Ss, loss, THOMAS
S.. issSsi q tS g asaS D Sisets. H.
IL. and Mrs. Eleanor Butler; son Of
Mrs. jeanette Blackwell Many
other relatives and friends also sur
yive, After. 3 pm. Friday, Septem-
Der SO, friends may call ct the
Island ave NV. Vhere services viii
be held on Saturday. September "a.
at I pm. '1termsnt Lincoln Me-
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FLETCHER. WILLIAM A. on Tues
day. September 20, 1858. At Freed
mems Hospital 90 WILLIAM A.
beloved husband Of ALICE Fletcher.
father Of Ella Briseoe, Edna Roy.
Ellenora Harris. Alberta, GeorKe
and Raymond Fletcher; brother Of
Bertha johnson, Sadie, Edith, Susie
and George Fletcher. He also Is
seventeen Observation-Disclosures. three
sons-in-law, other. relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. FLETCHER may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 80 H St. ne. after ~ noon
ices will be held on Monday, Sep
temher 20, ct o:30 an. %
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FARR, CLIFFORD EDGAR, 81. on
Wednssday, seRtsmbsT "a s4;, lgSs, a. e
Ge1ga EZR Eoi g J, e s4s9 sfi ave Ep
Forestvilis, Ma. the beloved hus-
band 81 Mrs. Maude E. Farr, father
and Miss catherine Elizabeth Ferr,
an Of FoIestville. Nd, and Mrs.
boro, Tenn: brother Of Mrs. Ed
ward Z. Lipphard Of st. Petersburg.
Fla, and George L. Farr OF Vienna.
Va. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass.
ave d. wneTs .r sssvlseS w Ds NEG Ia
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. IS
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GRACE, JOSEPH A. AT veterans Hos

E DitaI' 1aiIa,, a. Al ~ Tsala. HS,'
Ps is Grand ave- A Fort t'S worth afiia' Tex
Of Dolores B. Grace. father OF Mack,
Dennis, Ben and Terry Grace, broth
er OF Leo Grace Of Detroit, Mich !;
Leo Ament. Mrs Herman Ament and
Mrs. Pauline Conley, all Of Iowa,
and Mrs. Margaret Weber Of Los
Angeles. Calf. Remains at Cham
hers' Funeral Home, 3072 M 81
NV, Mass q Fort .Myer Chapel
TENDER 20. at 10 am. intermeni
Arlineton National CemeterI
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ETCHELLs. ALLISON L, OF 5000
seth ave- sWi1 aE Hsish ss.b MS OF n
Hazel d. Etchells. father OF Albert
Martini and joyce carr. Services e
the Chambers Funeral Home, $500
Cleveland ave. Riverdale. Md. on
Saturday. september "a, at 10 q m,
1nterment 0eorge Washington Gene.
terry 20
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OCHs FRANK Of SO54 Davenport
st. NV. beloved mother Of Mrs.
Emma Haas She also IL survived
Sy Two sSr .sn ana r nys
81 the Bernard panxRnsky 4 Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 14th st. NV,
until Friday, September g., at ii
an. 0raveside services and inter-
Rsns Ms6reE Fsnq prspsv cs sssts
Der 20. at $3.50 pm. baltimore,
Nd. papers please eopyJ
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sSS. s.pten;bsar- s IS 1855, st an george toSEs-
W GRUNEWALD Of 5000 seth 81.
Marie 0runewaid, father Of Miss
Erna Grunewald and Mrs. John
Houeh: brother Of Mrs. Erna Frey
man. He also Is survived By four
grandchildren. Friends may call Al
oawlers Chapel. 1853 Pa. ave. NV
ices will be held at Fort Myer
Chapel on Monday. September 90,
a. pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tionRl Cemetery 1R
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IIyu4, LILA III. On WedhesdAyl
l SRsi; LIZ s4s nI HSI'ii SlSos. s.i Ss
wife Of Leonard M. BIEgs, mother
Of Leonard. M Bigss, IT,: sister Of
Mrs. Bessie Poss, Mrs. Warren
Kramer, Mrs. John Kern, Mrs. John
n. Woodwork. Mrs. william Felka
and Burns Orrison; grandmother OF
D % e. ana CARY ri sisT Service Service
Home, 2s0l i4th st. NV. on sstur-
day, 9eptember "a, at 2 pm, lpark-
Ing faeilities). Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery. rs
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BAYLOR, sARAH JANE.

nARLoR, SARAH JANE. Departed
this life on Monday, September 2S,
pitai. SARAH JANE BAYLOR Of
y,I M1 I. hoSrI tS AZ, x t 81,
DAUGHTERS, Mrs, Ethel Burdette. Mrs
Viola Bundy, Mrs. GLADYS Watts and
Mrs. Christine Newman: ten grand
shilsrsa twenty E Ts,sst;sr ,sIe En- J;
,snd iTiene', n. FRIENDS s.s invited Z
sons FUNERAL Home, Gil K 81. NV,
after 5 pm, Friday, September 20
Funeral services viii be held At the
FIRST RISING Mount Zion Baptist
Church, 9Th and N SITS. NV. al
1880 pm. Saturday. September "a
IN meT w ScS.x1nI O csm, SSia as
Ianeements By J. n. Cameron 4
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Kennafd. 1912 South 2Sth &C.,
Arllngton. Va on September %,
1858. wife of the late Fred H.
Brown, mother Of Mrs. william j.
Of Midland, Tex, and ?. Gordon
Brown Of Gibsonia, Pa, She also ID
survived By six grandchildren and
two Rreat-grandchildren Services
and interment Pittsburgh, Pa. lServ-
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GRANT RANT: MARY "a z, On Tnprsday; Sep p;
q lbOs, North Capitol st.. beloved
' survived " y other relatives ns s anS
friends. Notice Of funeral later
ArranRementa by Jarvis
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on Thursasy, september IS, 1858,
Or; JAMS WILLIAMS, B q:
s s SsoS SsPriSS Ssb S ca'v zK. cnsI
Bonbrest and father Of Barbara
Ann, H. Constance and James VII
lard Bonbrest. Services and inter-
ment private, As o token Of sym
patty. donations may be made 70
the American Cancer Society,
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Mr.. Brisson had appeared in
Washington a number of times
at the Statler and Sheraton
Carlton Hotels.
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QUANDER, CHARLES HENRY. In sad
e eqt l9y Tn mrssmory Of my daddy.
entered into eternal rest Thirteen
years ago today. September rs, lS45.
Gone, but not forgotten. 3
BERNICE q. MILES.
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EMERSON, NELLIE 3. on Tuesday.
ssrtembsr 23, 1858, e sisley H ses
Ptat NELLIE S.lsv.s ! EMER s. Mrs Pr +
Miller bessie FArnerl Of Stuart.
Nehr', and the late Waiter and Maud
Z. Emerson. Friends may call AZ
\ the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Massachusetts, ave. ne where serv-
t sss win g aeid On sa.ur fnt.rm sep
GlenWood Cemetery. 20
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mani. on Thursdsy, September 26
MARIAN FRANCE BELL i NEE Yes S
man, beloved wife Of Edward \
Sell and mother OF Eugene :
Weaver. Services ct the William
I Iickner a. SON Funeral Home
S mer, az Ma en m EonSsy 1ssu S
20. 1t 1880 pm. fnterment Balti-
more National Cemetery Balti-
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3 pm. Sunday. September Is, 1885
Ct oawler's Funeral Home, l75l
CLARENCE NJ BRIDGES, . comdr.
LESLIE 8. HOFFMAN, Alt.
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Z. RAY BALLINoER, X, c. G. H.,
Wlae Master.

September as, 1858. HEzEKIAE FL 4,
T Mg 0i and Joshua Eiwood. Ne
also Is survived. By other relatives
and friends. After 5 pm. FRIDAY,
September s7, friends may call AZ
the JOHNSON a jenkins Funeral
Home. 1904 oeorsia ave; nv Ses =.
Al nm, al the Greater Mount
Zion Church; 9th st. and Maryland
ave ne. the Rev. J.. 8. Thomas
oficiating. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery
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MOORE. ALICE 7. On Wednesday
September "a, 1888, ALICE T
Vie q Emmett metz M Heas0n She n n AZ
Is survived BY three sisters, two
brothers and other relatives and
friends. Remains may be viewed
on Friday. September 20, from "a
3 pm, at the Barnes a. Matthew
Funeral Home, 1919 l4th st, NV
t14th st. at Spring rdD. Funeral
and interment Buena Vista, Va
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dssgsstoxn S HosDitSi AWE BSRk.
LEY CASTLE, mother Of Thelma N,
Castle and Alfred 3. Castle, sister
g Ics tt,. T. s1rkIsy and Charles :s
D. Castle, jr.: Charles Z. Castle.
jr., and Noel Ann Castle. Friends
may call at 0awler's Chapel, 1855
Pa. ave. NV (eourtesy parking op-
posite), where services will be held
On SATURDAY. September ~. ct
pm. lnterment Fort Lincoln Gem
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Erwin !: A s!:S.- r. Of o sSst b. + 3
wife q ne late Ernest os.i y; Er NTa
Paul Usps Blaine At IT.; Mrs. Donald Her:
bert and Joseph 7, Erwin; sister Of
Mrs. Milton Hicks. Ten srandchil.
dren also survive. Frayers ~ tne
Chambers Funeral Home. 517 lth
Z 81. Sc. on saturday, September "a,
Xavier Church. 2Sth st. and Penn
sylvania ave, Sc, at 2 am. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
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JOHNSON, JULIA ANN. on Thurs.
SSsN IsosEE iSssga5 al Sso4 iq ~ 81 JULIA !.
menta By the Frazier Euneral Home
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day, September %. 1865, at Johns
Nary aTHsi' rJ H2sRi4ss d s1tlTor; vie No Il
the late Robert Francis Cahili,
HhS T,y 4 qum 1ss a.: : sss'pa gc,sSS enc
z. Tumulty, IT,; Mrs. Philip A.
caulfeld, Mrs. Edward NJ. oBrien
and Or. Philip A. Tumulty. Friends
may call 1t her late residence,
1921 3lst 81; NV. after II am;
be offered At the Holy Trinity
Church. 3eth and o sts NV, on
Monday. September 90, at 10 am.
Interment Mount oliVet Cemetery
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BMUNEk, VELDUS KINDRED. On
Thursday, September 25, 1858, At
VI 5sidi KNDRs e r sRSsE ass Sro
er of Mrs. Bertha Mae Jones, Mrs
Lula Jones, Mrs. Qeorgia Hills, Mrs
Marie RuekeT. Mrs, Gertrude B,
= Teylor and Raymond, Daniel and
Dillian Bruner. Other relatives and
many friends also survive. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements BY
MalNAn 4 ScheY. Inc .
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I ssptsmssTA ss' 1858. RUTHfp 'i KiI.'
PATRICK, She Is survived BY one
aunt, Mrs. Els King. and other
relatives and friends, After 5 pm.
call at the johnson 4 jenkins Pu-
neral Home, 1904 Georsia ave. NV.
Services on Saturday September
~. at pm, at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, 18th and r SITS.
NV. Interment Woodlawn Gene
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September "a, 1858, at his home,
eleven, beloved husband Of Hstty
u. eleven, father Of Mrs. Helen c.
vesle Of Orleans, France; grand-
brother Of Mrs. Gunda Cole Of
HAMPTON, Va Friends may call al
the Birch Funeral Home, 3034 M
st. NV, after / pm. Thursday,
september %. where services will be
held on Saturday. September 81,
y I Pm. Interment Oak Hill Gene
terry. 20
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Tuesday. September 20, 1855, ROB
ERT 3. DOING Of 2OO2 Piysrs Mil
I'd. Silver Spring. Nd, beloved rus
band OF Mrs Ruth B Doing, father
Of Mrs. Marjorie D. Taylor OF Be
thesda, Nd, and brother Of John B
DOING Of Arlington, Va: William P
Doing Of Boiceville, N, T.; Mrs. VIII
Mrs. L. W Erdman Of Silver Spring
Nd. and Mrs. D. D, Whitcraft o.
Washington, D. c. Remains resting
& Hs''G nS f Funeral s ASs; lS y|
be held at the Grace Episcopal
Church, e121 Georgia ave, Silver
Sprign.. Nd, on Saturday, Septem-
Der "a At 1890 pm. 1nterment
Port Lincoln Cemetery. In lieu Of
flowers. family requests that ex.
pressions Of sympathy be sent II
the form Of contributions to TN
Reciprocity Club Of Washineton Eve.
glass Fund or to the Heart Associa.
tion 20
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Wednesday, September "a, 1865. al
his home. 1917 Falkland dr., Rock
Vile, Nd. ANTONINO sCUDERI
husband Of Rose Scuderi and father
Of Mrs. Eleanor n Scott, Albert c.
and Victor F. Scuderi. Mrs, Alyida
M. Gardella and Miss Ellen Scuderi
There also are seventeen grandchil-
dren. Mr.. Scuderi rests at the
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Cpring
Mr. tparking facilitiesl. Mass viii
be offered for the repose OF his soul
a. 1890 M Saturday. September
81 at st. Jude's Catholic Church,
1901 viers MID I'd, Rockville, Nd
Interment Gate OF Heaven Gene
terry. 20
SIMONs. WALTER J. on Thursday
September IS, 1858, WALTER J.
STMONS OF 1905 Chelton I'd, Be-
thesda, Md. beloved husband Of
Irene E. Slmons and father OF Mrs
Barbara Winterrowd: grandfather Of
Ronald James Winterrowd and broth
er Of Mrs. Gertrude Fitzgerald
Henry and William Sinons Friends
are invited TO call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesda, Nd.
where services will be held on Mon
day. September %, at PIN In
terment washington National Gene
terry, Suitland, Nd. rs
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CLIFTON, MARTHA z. on Wednes-
ycE SHPSs%s's q q Seg l's osks MASTHA
Falls Church, Va. beloved mother
81 Jean Kelly, sister OF Edna Dildine,
Bertha Strausser and Gene Cole, all
Of Pennsylvanis, and Helen Fischer
Of Connecticut and Arthur Dolan
Of Alabama. She also is survived
Frandchiid. Friends may cali At the
Robert ]. Murphy Funeral Home,
1924 Columbia pike, Arlington, Va.
parking In rearl, where services
viii be held on Saturday, septem-
Der "a, at IL Am. Interment CO.
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NLHNEN1 y. LUUIS. A speclAI COM
IN Lodge. No. 8, r. A. A. NJ,
IN Is called for 1890 pm.
MCN Saturday, September "a,
WY 1858, at the Georgetown
NV Masonic Hall for the pur-
" pose Of conducting Masonic
services ct the funeral Of our late
kFother, o. LOUIS eleven.
EVART p, WARREN, Master.
RoHERT g. sToUTE, secretary
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NC on THURSDAY, Y ssTptsmb:r IS, 1858,
Il aoE g1HI pu. sST5ah st. MA Eanaov.S
Hills, Nd, beloved wife Of the late
Charles A. Matthews, sister Of the
late Mary Ellen Speakman. Eliza
beth Cooksey and Louisa GREGORY
Friends may call at the Robert
A. Mattingly Funeral Home, 1871
team1Rbers - 81 Il Io!is s s E:uS SsP
mass at st. Mary's Church. Landoyer
Hills Nd, at IL an. Relatives
and friends invited Interment
CONGREGATIONAL Cemetery.
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BY JAMES BACON
Associated Press Writer


HOLLYWOOD. - Actor
Tom Ewell. tongue slightly in
cheek, said today he plans
to spend this spring under
the bed.
Ewell, long a foe of the
do-it-yourself movement, be-
lieves this could well be the
suburbanite's last spring.
For the do-it-yourSelfer
has almost within his grasp
the ultimate neighborhood
weapon - the home made
rocket" he observed.
"All over the country peo-
pie are blowing themselves
and the neighbors up with
rocket experiment is and
homemade missiles" Ewell
said.
And now. belatedly, edi-
tors are pointing out what I
tried to tell them two years
ago. running editorials plead
ing with the public to lay
of things it doesn't under
stand.
If they DON'T" said Tom,
those who don't blow them
selves up with rockets that
misfire will catch it from the
fall-out of those that do"
Ewell once launched a
counter-movement called
Don't-Do-It- Yourself. That
was two years ago. Now he
is making a movie called "a
Nice Little Bank That Should
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Ex-Secretury
Is Singing Pet
Of the Sturs

HOLLYWOOD. P.-Cur-
rent night club rage of the
hep movieland crowd is the
daughter of a rabbi and her.
self a former secretary for
such Hollywood notables as
Preston Sturges, F. Hugh
Herbert and Ralph Edwards.
She's Ruth Olay, who
started singing little over a
year ago in Ye Little Club.
q favorite Beverly Hills hang
out for the movie crowd.
Soon Judy Garland,
Michael Wilding. Rosemary
Clooney, James son,
Donald O'Connor, Lana
Turner, Jimmy McHugh,
Buddy Bregman and others
started coming in.
Her former bosses brought
the movieland crowd in and
now the onetime secretary is
launched on a show business
career. A recording company
executive also heard her and
a new album called merely
"Olay" Is about to be re-
leased.
So girls. sing while you
take dictation.
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EweII Calls Do-It-YourseIf
ACIeur and Present Dancer

Be Robbed" which he con-
siders great propaganda
against do-it-yourself.
If this picture has a
moral. it's that amateurs are
dangerous. Mickey Rooney,
Mickey Shaughnessy and /
play amateur bank robbers
the story is based on fact"
But, concludes Ewell:
An age of H-bombs is no
time for amateurs. I've al
ways suspected that the
whole do-it-yourself move
ment was subsidized by band.
age manufacturers or medical
associations"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
Roundup

Mrs. Matte Themes, of 1907
Maybury Grand. entertained the
ncighborhood children. Satur-
day. Sept 9th. in her home The
idea grew out of her great love
for children.
The children had fun apd en-
ioycd the games and delicious
refreshments prepared for them.
Mrs. Pringlc assisted with prep.
arations. Recipients of this spe-
cial fcte were; Betty Lou, Bobby
and Charles Matthews. Mia
Brooks. Harvey Paul and The
ophilus Leapheart, Alice Marie
and Joan Smith. Charles Jack
son. Jr.
Aaron Jr., Ronald, Steve and
Freddie Lcaphcart.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
BY Robbie crump

Mrs Matte Williams Of Les.
lie Street wishes to thank the
many friends and relatives who
shared her grief in the death of
her husband. Aired Williams.
Sr., who was funeralizcd from
the Dexter Avenue Baptist
Church. in August.
Special thanks to the Dexter
Avenue and Warren Avenue
BAPTIST Churches, where he
served as a deacon for more
than ten years She would also
like to thank them for their
kindnesses through his illness,
during which much Of the time
was spent at the Burton Mercy
hospital
Other survivors are sons Al
fred. who is OH lorei N soil with
the navy. Sam and Dennis.
daughter Denise. twin to Dennis,
brother, Rev. NJ Williams. an
Illinois pastor, and other rcla-
tives and many friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
Cottage Cheese 1t
Has Many Advantages

Cottage cheese is 4 power
pack of convenience. food value,
economy, and taste appeal. Mrs.
! Marjorie Gibbs. Detroit COnsum-
or Marketing Information agent
says that il is made from pas
tcurizcd skim milk Low in cal
cries, High in protein value. A
good mixer with many other
foods.
There is a. form of cottage
cheese for you whether you cook
if, mix il with other foods or
serve il just as il comes from
the cOntalncr.
Dry cottage cheese is fat free
no cream or seasoning is
added
Dreamed cottage cheese has
salt and sweet pastcurlzed
cream added for moisture and
flavor
Both dry and crcamcd cottage
hceSc may be small curd or
large curd.
Small curd cottage cheese is
sometimes called country style
or ~old fashioned The curds
are small and firm Small curd
cottage cheese holds its shape
il salads. and lis lust right for
serving plain with salad greens
r fruits.
La.gc cu:l cottage cheese has
large. soft curdS. II mixes easily
with oihcr foods, and is pre-
tered by some for cooking.
You can buy il mixed with
other ingredients, such as pine
apple or chives. II comes pack
,ccd in containers that you can
use as dishes. How much do you
pay for the use-again package?
)ocs the larger. regular package
osl less per pound than the