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sERRY. PRECILLA 3, on Tgssa a

May 26, 1853, PREciLLA B. BERRY
of 1874 18th st. NV, wife OF
Gathright Berry, ST.. Of Lexington
PARK, Md. She also iss survived
by ten children, two sisters, two
After 4 pm Thursday, May %,
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel. 1892 You st. NV.
Funeral services and interment Mil
ford. Va. al rs
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BROWN. GEORGE BIBB. on Tues

Brown, GEORGE BIBB. on Tues
ley ri. NV, GEC RGE BIBB BROWN,
aged CO.. father Of George Minos
Brown of 450S SD ave. Edmon-
ston, Nd. Also SURVIVING are tiye
W. o. Charles Oscar Brown, USN;
Mrs. Gloria L. Yancey, James J..
Brown and Mrs Mary v. Burdynski.
He also is survived by nineteen
ereat-grandchildTen. Mr.. Brown
Gaithersburg, Md. Recitation Of
the rosary will be said on Thurs
day. May IS, at pm. REQUIEM
mass for the repose of his soul at
St, Rose Catholic Church, Choppers,
Md. at $3.50 am Friday, May 20.
Interment st. Rose Cemetery, Clop-
pers, Md. 2S
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70, 1883. d. PAUL SWOPE of 1852
Columbia I'd NV. beloved husband
of Mary Rust Swope, father Of Mrs.
Dorothy s. Zimowski and Mrs. Mar
garet S. Yarrow, brother of Martha
Swope of Philadelphia. Pa. Serv-
ices at the s, H, Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV, on FRI
day, May 20, at 2 pm. parking
facilities Interment Arlington Ma
tionsl Cemetery. IS
THOMPSON, JAMES S. on wednes-
day, May 81. 1853, at his residence.
BIG Alabama ave, Sc, JAMES 8;
THOMPSON, the beloved husband
of Mrs. Henrietta Thompson:
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
where services will be held on Fri
day, May 20, at l pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. %
ToLsoN, JULIA A. On wednesday,
May "a, 1859, at the residence Of
her daughter, 2507 18th ST.. NV,
JULIA A. ToLSON, mother Of Mrs.
Shellie wharton, Emory, Sydney
and Earl Tolson; sister of Mrs Nell
lie Swami and aunt of Miss Mabel
Swami. Also surviving are eight
grandchildren, four great-grandehil-
dren, three daughters-in-law. one
son-in-law, other relatives and
friends. Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements By Rollins. 90
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May 20. 1853, FRANCIS i. Her.
BERT. beloved father of Mrs. Carmel
Auth. Julia, Francis. tr.; Harry,
also Is survived by two brothers
and three sisters. Remains at the
Geier Funeral Home. 1901 14th ST.
NV. REQUIEM mass at Fort Myer
Chapel on Friday. May 20, at q
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery, pc
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s, WILLIAM LAWRENCE.

% special communication of
IN Mount Hermon Lodge, No
IN 179,. A. F.. and A. M, is
MENS hereby called for Friday,
WNLY May 20, 1859 at 1915
SNyN pm. at the Masonic Tenn
" pie, Hyattsville, Nd, to
conduct the last Masonic rites for
our late brother. WILLIAM L.
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COLEMAN, MozELLA H, Passed away

COLEMAN, MUZELLA II. Passed away
s f. the Ma great 95ssg gS on . %sdnes-
at the District General Hospital,
MOzELLA H. COLEMAN Of 1925
10th st. NV. She leaves to mourn
their loss a devoted husband, John
r. Coleman; four sisters. three
tives and. many friends. After T:30
pm. Thursday, May rs, remains
may be viewed at the Smith Fu-
neral Home, s116 18th st. NV.
Funeral will be held from the New
4 8. C.. on Sunday, May 81, at
l pm.
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MINOGUE, THERESA. on Mon
day. May rs, 1863, THERESA
M Mass nnosps Ds sSS ao,S wife q Ed
Robert Minogue. o. r. NJ, Of jana,
Israel. and John p. Minogue. Flu
neral from the Collins Funeral Home,
1891 l4th st. NV, on Friday, May
p, a. 1870 am; REQUIEM mass
Interment Gate Of Heaven Gene
terry. 2s
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SMITH s.r pr. ELLIOTT R. On Tues.

SMITH. DIR. ELLIOTT r. On Tues
Gay, Nay 20. 1850, Dir. ELLIOTT
r., SMITH Of 1888 I'd ST NV.
beloved husband Of Clara smith
son Of Mrs. Rosa Smith, brother
M MRS Horlne 9 MeLendon, Ray
uncle Of Rosalie Miller, He also
survived by other relatives and
TRENDS; After 4 pm. Thursday,
May 2S' friends are Invited to cal
az the Jarvis Chapel. 1872 Yoti
st. NV. where funeral services viii
De held on Friday, May 90. at Id
IN: Interment Lincoln Memorial
ShetrES' ~
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DI NENNA. MICHELE tMIKEl !.

Tuesday, May 20. 1859, At his resi-
dence, eco 9th st Sc, MICHELE
carm sENT 81 NenDs and 9ui sofhsr 81
james p Di Nenna and Mrs. Chris
tine Cryer. He also is survived
by four grandsons and three great
grandsons Friends may call at the
Mass. ave. n where prayers err viii
be said at $3.50 am Friday. May
80. REQUIEM mass will be offered
at the Holy Rosary Catholic Church,
Sd and SITS. NV, at am. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery q
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SIMPSON, DONNA r. On r,,r,a.,

SIMPSON, DONNA r. On Thursdav
May 2S, 1853, DONNA r. SINE.
son Of rs Tuckerman st. NV.
mother OF Dianne, Villa, Billy Dale
ana Deanetta Simpson. Also sur
vlvlng are her mother, Mrs. Flor
sisters, six. brothers, other relatives
ano many friends. Notice of funeral
IIster. Arrangements BY Mcclure,
AhS. %
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CRAWFORD, CLARENCE o. tcHEF),

ENAWFORD, CLAHkNCE o. tCHEF),
\ On Saturday. May 20, 1859. al
Glenn Dale Sanitarlum, MR.. CLAIR
ENCE o. CRAWFORD of Gil You
. st. NV. He is survived by one
& Mrs. Agnes Simmons OF Philadel-
phia. Pa, and other relatives and
8 many friends. Remains may be
viewed on Thursday, May 2S, after
3 I pm, at the Hall Bros Funeral
Home, 621 Florida ave. NV where
! services will be held on Friday,
May 20, at l pm. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery
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DAWLEY. JOHN, sr. on Monday,
May IS, 1859, at the District Gem
aged rs, husband Of the late Marie
Dawley and beloved father Of Mrs
Lula johnson and John Dawley, II.
He also is survived by thirteen
grandchildren, two great-grandchil-
daughters-irl-law and one son-in-
law. Friends may call at the Taft
H. williams Funeral Home 4445
Deane ave. me-. after 8 pm. Fu-
pm, at the above funeral home,
the Rev. j. A. Wheeler oficiRting
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery,
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RONDEAU, SHIRLEY RUTH

RQNDEAU. SHIRLEY RUTH. OF
Tuesday. May 20. 1858, at Waite
Reed Army Hospital, SHIRLEY
RUTH RONDEAU or 213 Brown,
Neck I'd, Pouquoson, Va. beiovee
VIE of Capt William j Rondeali
USAF. and devoted mother OF Cheryl
Darlene, Martyr and Billie 10 Ron.
deau; Friends may call At III,
Rlnaldi Funeral Home, S16 Il ST
ne. Services at Fort Myer Chape
Interment Arlington National Gene.
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ssc E AIlsnttoSsSss' rd s nss w VsffEidEsinSs
H.. LONG, husband Of Grace Long
father OF Mrs. Mabel L. OursleT
and Mrs Dorothy 4. Thcrne; brother
from the simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1861 Good Hope rd Sc,
parking factlitiesl, on Saturday,
May 80, ct 1920 am. Funeral
services at the Bell Methodist
am. Relatives and friends invited,
Lnterment church cemetery. 20
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SMITH, ELLIOTT 4. All of,cers and
o. - Mobiles of Mecca Temple
Inc. No. 10, are requested
to attend the funeral serv-
ices for our late Noble
T ELLIOTT r. SMITH. or
VHE Thursday May aS. 1883
at ii pm, ct the. Jarvis
VERNON H. KICKS, Ill. Potentate.
NJ. o. CULBERSoN, Ill. Recorder
SMITH, ELLIOTT r. The oficers and
=. members Of Jonathan Davis
h Consistory, No. L, are hereby
a. notified to be present at the
Jarvis Funeral Parlors. 1882
10y You ST.. NV, at II mid
TN night Thursday, May 20,
1853, for the funeral services for
our late beloved Illustrious ELLIOTT
r. SMITH. ROY LOGAN,
JOSHUA B. LAWINGS,
Keeper Of Seal and Archives
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tuesday, NAY ss. i isss. a brsde On
GRIMES Of 56is Hamilton ton Manor Manor
bang IF Alice y; Grimes and father
1. Grimes Of Hyattsville. Nd, and
Paul z Grimes, o. g. Army. Of
vtyed by his mother, Fedora Ryon
OF Bradenton, Fla; 9 sister, Emily
dren Relatives and friends may
call at the Gasch Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Nd, after pm. Thursday, May
Is, where services will be held on
Friday, May %, at / pm. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery %
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HARRY M. CAREER,
,, WW.eershiIgtnl Master

HARRISON, OLIVIA. ON Monday,
May %, 1889, OLIVIA HARRISON
Of 1854 D st, Sc, beloved mother
Of Eta Harrison, Lula Carer.
Eula Hubbard and Samuel Hedge
peth. She also is survived BY three
brothers, three sisters, tlirty-six
grandchildren, forty-six great grand
children and great-great-graridchi
dren. other relatives and friends The
late Mrs. Harrison may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home, 80
H st. ne, after 2 pm. Thursday,
May 38 Funeral on Friday, May
20. from the First Baptist Church,
50th and B SITS. Sc, at pm
Interment WOODLAND Cemetery. %
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SADIE ?. GREENE. rec i ssss.

CRIsMOND. EVERETT W, OF 2214
on May 25 1859, husband 81 Maude
G. Crismorid, father OF Mrs. Eliza
beth A Worrell and grandfather Of
Robert H.. Gloria ] and Joseph M
GEORGETOWN Funeral Home. 3072 NJ
st. NV, on Friday, May 20, at /
pm, 1nterment National Memorial
Park. Falls Church. Va. %
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rs. 1859, at Prince Georges Cen
eral Hospital, CARRIE HICKMAN
OF 440l Branch ave. Sc, beloved
mother of Clarence Hickman. she
four grandchildren, three nieces. six
nephews, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
John T, Rhines g. Co. Funeral Home,
are invited t. to call s sfter Ir'e pSa
Thursday, May 2S, and where rosary
services will be held at pm. Fu-
neral on Friday, May 30, at q am,
from st, Ignatius Catholic Church,
Oxon Hill. Md. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery, 2S
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FOX, BOOKER T. On Wednesday.
May %, 1853, in New York City,
| BOOKER T. FOX Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by Jarvis.

GARNER, EDWARD HORACE, Jr. on
WARD Horace GARNER jr., Of
Groom Station, Md. beloved son
OF the late Edward and Ethel Duley
brothers. Walter and George Garner:
three sisters, Mrs r. r. Perkins,
Mrs. Edna Loveless and Miss susan
Garner Friends may call at the
Z Ritehie Bros. Funeral Home, Upper
ices win be held on Friday, May
20. at . pm, with the Rev. wal
ter label ofncIating. Interment st
Thomas Cemetery, Groom, Md
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DAYS Is gAh IsgS s ns q wssnisd.y
CARRIE 4 s0f bAv1s MI ncthsP 81 E d..
eenia d. Maule and sister OF Mrs.
3, C, Grymes Of Port Royal, Va.
and Mrs. Calvert Dey Of Norfolk,
Nav s S al 81. faSis CHURCH
King George County, Va, at 2:30
pm, EST. Interment Cedar Grove.
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DUUGHEkTY, WILLIAM Z. OF Miami,
Fla. on May a. 1859. beloved
father of Thomas j. Jamison. He
also is survived BY two brothers,
four grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Remains at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 1901 Cleveland
: ave. Riverdale. Md, until Friday,
May 20. at 10 am Services and
interment Arlington National Cemel
terry
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SELsER, CLARA YOUNG. On wedns,,

5ELSEh, ILAkA YOUNG. On Wednes.
gay, May 90 1889. at her resi-.
e efinis 4 Rta1 c sEGsHaR 81 nv
Miss Sally Franklin sSelseT Ren,
ispin Franklin Selser and Mrs
FRANCES Turner, all Of washington
y, e: daughter OF Mrs. Frsnce,
b. Amsden and sister OF Clarenct
<: Young, OF Arlington, Va, anc
MrS; Ethel Benshoti Of Miami, Fla
Funeral Home. 2901 18th ST. NV
on Friday, May 80, al \ p.ln
tparking facilitiesl. Interu1ent
washington National Cemetery
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KErCHUM, ELIJAH TERRY. o

HOSPITAL, ELIJAH TERRY kETcHuM
Of 1882 Eye st. NV father Of
Dorothy Jean Bruce Of Portsmouth,
brother. orSiiIe Kstchum Of Atlantic
City, N. j. Funeral arrangements
incomplete. Dallas, Tex. papers
please copy.l
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SIMMS, ESTELLE Z, On "Wednesday.
May ~. 1859, EsTELLE q. Sims
O. 1898 18th ST.. NV. Notice OF
Jarvis, "
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JAMESON ME By y ISIg I E, on TpssSa,aSy,
son OF rs MASSACHUSETTS ave.
ne, beloved son of Margaret j.
and the late John T. Jameson,
brother Of Elizabeth c. Jameson.
Margaret McCarter and Eileen Carr.
Funeral from the James T. Ryan
Funeral Home. 3IT Pa. ave. Sc.
en- Friday, May 20, at 2:15 pm
Relatives and friends invited In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry
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S ass MAY cRaer 1870 sS6hR krz RHsSo 3
s27 Lakeyiew terrace, Falls church
Hacking, grandmother Of Bonnie
Jean, Lynn and Jay Hacking sister
az the s. n. Hines Co. Funeral
Home .2901 14th st. NV, on Fri.
DAY. May %, at l pm. tparkinp
tacilitiesl. fnterment Rock Greek
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Mo ps.s A ,3gn IAN n; on sunday
y A i75 tFD &. A NV 6eioy N Mo ots.I
Of John w. and James o Moore
Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs
Addte Carson and Miss Eura Pom.
pey; one brother, Morris e. Pompey
two grsnddauehters. one great
other relatives and many friends
After pm. Thursday. MAY oS
friends are invited to call at tn
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1926 9ti
s.. NV. Funeral and interment a
Raleigh, N. c %
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Ma1 s M ARG n H.d On TUESDAY
Hospital, MARGARET HULETT Of
2011 Sd st. NV, mother of Mar
garet and Julia Hulett, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Delwood Hulett and
also is survived BY other rela-
tives and many friends. Friends
may call at the Malvan g. Schey,
Inc, Funeral Home, New Jersey
n yn a uhsrs insrs T s sp1sy 1 wiI
held on Friday, May 30, at l pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tarv
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PETERSEN, EMIL. on Thursday, Ma,
rs, 1859, at his residence, 81 Co
lumbla ave, Takoma Park, Nd, be.
loved husband Of Gertrude Z. Peter.
sen. Private services at the Takons
FUNERAL Home, 254 Carroll st. NV
~, ct pm. Interment Fort Lin.
coin Cennetery
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tating when 1t happens over
and over again.
What about adults who
have to earn q living? We
live already in 'pediarchy."
What are the rights Of.
adults? These children do
not have to get out and work
all day. We do. And in this
day Of permissive training
III you can call 1t training)
to live among children can
be pretty rugged. No one is
blaming the children Never
theless. the effects are the
same.
How would you like to
have a patient, or a menu
Der Of your family. who
suffers from heart trouble
and who has to earn q liv-
ing, be prevented night after
night from getting needed
rest because tenants above
act like savages?
Such is the case with me.
The 3-year-old above me
every night is pounding back
and forth, the parents are
UP moving furniture over my
head. shouting at each other.
until all hours. The child
is having hysterical temper
tantrums at II pm. 1880
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FAMOUS FABLES

DETERMINATION: Some
years ago, when he was earn
ing q modest income from the
New Yorker magazine. au-
thor James Thurber received
q wire from q Hollywood pro-
Queer. Offering him q job as
q scenario writer at q $500
q week increase In salary.
Thurber. determined to re-
sist the Establishments Of
Hollywood, wired back:
New Yorker has met the
increase"
This only further aroused
the producers interest. He
raised his offer to $1,000,
then $500, then $4,000.
Thurber's answer was always
the same:
New Yorker has met the
increase"
The producer concluded
that his approach must be
wrong. Maybe Thurber
thought him vulgar for Offer
ing so much money. He sent
another wire. cutting his last
offer in half. This time.
Thurber replied:
New Yorker has met the
decrease"
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DEAR ABBY
Hates Her Merry Round

sy ABIGAIL VAN sUREN

telling him. mot in public"
but he says he doesn't know
the people and they don't
know him. What can ! do?
Don't you think we are too
young TO kiss In public?
KISSED IN PUBLIC
kissing In public Ii mot ac-
ceptable AZ any age. Your
boy friend Is too fast for his
are and I suggest you cut
down ON the kissing In pri-
vate ~ well.
- 4 4
DEAR ABBY: What do
you do when your best girl
friend and her mother get
into q family argument?
This happens all the time.
and ! feel like I would like
to crawl into o hole. Should
! Just stand there like q
dummy? Y
MISS THIRD PARTY
Don't stand there like .
dummy" ask TO be ex-
cused like . smart girl.
DEAR ABBY: My sister
and her husband visited US
recently and when they got
home they sent US o card
congratulating US on our 50th
wedding anniversary and
there was q $25 check en-
closed. Now. Abby. my hus-
band and ! were married In
1914 which Is not nifty years
ago. How could Q sister make
such o mistake? ! don't feel
right keeping the money and
I don't think 1t would be nice
to send It back. What should
we do?
FEELING FUNNY.
Write your sister and thank
her. Tell her she made o
boo-b00 and ask her II she'd
like you TO hold the check
until 1864.
- -
For a personal reply. iCrite
to ABBY IN care OF The EUe-
ming Star. Inclose q self
addressed, stamped envelope.
Distributed By McNaught
Syndicate. Incl
Tomorrow: Toe meny friendsi
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am. I am. and once at
2 am.
I have written them. called
them. pleaded with them. In
the gentlest way. with no
results. other than the state
ment: This Is the way we
live" At my expensel I'm
going to move as soon as !
can ind another place. but
until then?
These people couldn't care
less. They've tortured me for
q year. But for heavens
sake. don't encourage others
who may be Just as thought
less. Although one can't live
in an apartment building as
one would In his own house,
1t would be a good thing to
shut up children Ias well
as adults a little, and con-
slider others.
I practice what ! preach.
my radio, records. etc., are
turned down by 900 pm. To
me. this is civilized living.
and something we owe to
others. Won't you counter
act the effects Of your previ-
GUS column by printing this
letter. DR.. Steincrohn? Sin
cerely. MRS. X. X.
lReleased By The Bell Syndicate, Inc ]
Tomorrow: A heart dsnss.
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GOLDEN YEARS
By THOMAS COLLINS


Where are the Golden
Years for the working woman
who lives alone and who re-
tires ct 50 with o modest
income?
Such o woman as this one:
II have just retired with
Q monthly income Of $3.50.
This includes my company
pension, social security and
rental from q piece Of busi-
ness property worth $4,000.
II have two basic prob
lens: The first is to main
tain financial independence
in order to keep out Of the
deadening clutches Of public
welfare. The other is to do
something with the independ-
ence besides crochet.
Il don't know how to do
either.
ION my finances I budget
like this - apartment rent,
SITS; food, $50; taxes on the
property, $40; all insurance,
SIS: clothes, SIS; beauty shop
and personal items, $40; in
cidentals like bus fare and
gifts. SO; savings, $40. This
leaves SGT a month. I put this
in q separate savings account
to give me a nice vacation
once q year at some resort.
II WORRY over what
everybody says about inf1a-
ton, and wonder If every
thing I buy will 60 up and
UP in price while my 1892 re-
mains the same. / am con-
sidering putting my property
on sale and using the $4,000
to buy an interest in a small
business that will protect me
better.
II worry. too. over what
I'll get II I succeed In this.
A nice trip once q year, no
matter how good, still leaves
1t a barren life for a 62-year-
old woman :"
This woman is wealthy, Of
course. Her income repre-
sents an invest TIM mt Of
around $4,000 and is far
more than most single wom-
en- have at retirement. But
in her situation is a lesson
for all the school teachers
and Office women who also
must retire.
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How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
More on Crying Bobies
BY DR.. PETER ]. sTEINcRoHN

tiers that point up the prob
lem.
DEAR DIR. sTEINCROHN:
/ also live In an apartment
building. one unit Of which Is
occupied by q family with
such q baby. Crying during
the day would be tolerated
by all the neighbors. many
Of whom have young chill
dren. z
But this baby cries all
night. night in and night out.
One woman's health has been
affected by lack Of sleep. ]
personally am awakened three
or four times nightly. /, too,
want to raise happy. healthy
children - how can their
psyches help but be adversely
affected by q tired. impatient
mother?
MRS. ALL-TIRED-OUT.
DEAR DIR. sTENCROHN:
Please. please. doctor, !
usually agree with you. but !
reacted with absolute horror
to your column the other
evening. You must live In q
house, or be stone deaf. or
such q heavy sleeper that
someone could take the bed
out from under you without
waking you.
Do you know what you have
done? You have given en-
couragement to thousands Of
inconsiderate people in an
apartment building. We need
more people who are sensitive
to what the neighbors think,
when 1t comes to noise.
I think most people. includ-
ing myself. are pretty tolerant
when 1t comes TO q baby cry
ing. but there are limits here.
too. for 1t can be pretty irri-
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FEATURE Rcz
SmoII Income Moy Be
Too Much, Actually

An income Of 1882 for q
single woman Is more than
ample. For SITS Q month she
could have o comfortable
and dignified life in most
parts Of the United States,
including orange tree coun-
try. Therefore II imitation
cut her buying power rs per
cent she would still be safe,
and most experts don't ex-
pect that much imitation In
the foreseeable future.
This woman, reasonably
assured Of ample income for
life. would be foolish to
jeopardize 1t by selling prop
erty and buying into a busi-
ness she knows nothing
about.
The $75 rent the woman
pays is in line. She's at home
"a hours a day now, and
housing is twice as valuable
to her as when she was work.
ing. The $50 for food sounds
like an appetite for steaks.
but Is not bad. The $40
savings budget checks.
BUT THE SIS for clothes
and $40 for beauty. added
to Q resort vacation. sound
like q spinster's search for q
swain. There's no worse way
to find one. at age 50 appear
ance Is not q woman's major
weapon against men. Sym
pathy is. Resorts where ELI
gible spinsters 60 are the
ones that eligible men sell
dom choose.
In the main, the greatest
happiness for q retired single
woman lies in marriage to q
man about her own age. or
in close relationship with q
family composed Of Nom.
Pop, and the kids. To get
either she needs an income
of 500 or so q month, not
$232. With 500 she would
have to 60 out and get q
job, and mix with people
and dispense with her dow.
ager" dignity.
For marriage she should
look for q widower (never
q bachelor at this age), and
should look for the type Of
job that will enable her to
show some widower she can
give him the comfort, the
food, the companionship, the