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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
PTA EVENTS CALENDAR

tor Of elementary education for District
Today's Report Card" az the school,
Hurst terrace Ind Dana place NV.
KinRsmaua-@sAn open house and con-
ferences will be held at 7;30 pm. at
the school. Fourteenth and Z streets
NE.
Park view--A discussion on home
work will be held ct the school. War
der and Newton streets NV.
Wheatley-A regular meeting will be
held at 1880 pm. at the school. Mon
tello avenue and Neal street NV.
WEDNESDAY
Logan---A regulaI meeting will be
held at he school, Third and O streets
Kimbali--A discussion on Juvenile
guidance will be held at the school,
Minnesota avenue and Ely street Sc
THURSDAY
Blair--A movie. They All Learned
to Read" will follow q 1870 pm. bust
ness meeting at the school, street
between Sixth and Seventh streets NE
Terrell-A film on The Evader' will
follow busineSs meeting ct the school
First and Pierce streets NV.
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Meeting announcements
NTH the address OF the session
must be IN the hands OF the
PTA Calendar editor By noon
Thursday OF each tOeek to
insure publication in the
column on Sunday. Those
recetued too late lDil not be
used separately unless there
is some special netOs St0Htf-
clnce.J
The c. Melvin Sharpe SchooI
will be dedicated at 3 pm
today at the school grounds
1900 Thirteenth street NV
An open house will follow.
A panel on Effective Tech
niques in Communication With
Youth" will be held at 8 pm
tomorrow at Mcfarland Junior
High School, Iowa avenue and
Webster street NV.
Other, PTA events this week
all at 8 pm. unless otherwise
noted, are:
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DISTRICT

TUESDAY
Bancroft--A discussion on sex edu.
cation will be held at the school.
Eighteenth and Newton streets NV.
Buchanan---A talk on health in
family living viii be held ct the
Key--Mrs Katherine ecribner, direc-
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MARYLAND
Tuesday,

Academy Of the Holy Names-A
reeular meeting will be held at the
school, in Silver Spring
neutrality-suspicious. John r. Foley
Democrat Of Maryland. will be q guest
at Teacher RECOGNITION Night at
the school
Greenbelt--A regular meeting will
be held at the school.
Leland-The Maryland University
drama wing players will present And
You Never Know" at the schod
SurTattsville---A regular meeting will
be held at the school,
TAkoma Park--Dr Don Maley. OF
the University OF Maryland, will par
ticipate in q program on "The Learn
ing Teaching Process" at the school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

Tuesday: You con be "ornery"
in mokins your will.
Evening star., 1959-11-19

TYREx, cord Of the future, runs smooth
sr, rides softer, stronger
full 2o-month road hexoFd nationwide
guarantee
tTYReX ths esrifafon HnaF Of The American Iysx Corr
fer NiseesS tire yarn.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
SHOP TONIGHT TO 9

Store Hours: Mondays, 1880 TO 81
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Seturdoys.-
10 TO s; Thursdays and Frideys, 10.
10 9. Free Porkinel =
Evening star., 1959-11-19
BATTERY GUARANTEE

/. FREE REPLACEMENT within 90 DAYS II
found detective and will not hold . charge.
2. MONEY REFUNDED upon return eta bat
terry, for unexptred guaranteed service in casa
OF failure after 80 days. Refund IL based on
current price Cbefore trade-inl profated over
number Of months Of guarantee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

Mass. and judith L. Clam. II.
Bernard Brown, rs. 3OO7 i7th 81. ne,
and Shirley Eaves. ~. i7ab Bruce
Bernard q. Lewis. 10. B2b Powhatan
pi. NV, and Pauline Kelly, IL. 1928
Decatur 81, NV.
Michael A. coyne, 90, 1880 n st, NV.
ana Lois x. zawasky, "a. 3i0s 10th
Tracy Williams. 20. ga 9th st. ne.
and Evelyn y. Hamilton. 20. 600 9th
James n; II. shimp. IT,. "a, oxon Hni
Mo- No: and Louise .. shaplsy. %. Ari-
L. johnson. II. both 81 Arlington s'
Marvin p. Sadur, &c. and Ellen M. Ma
rine, ae. both OF Silver Spring.
Vaughn II. Phillips, "a. 1912 MICHIGAN
30. 50G ogiethorpe 81. ne.
Leon D. ouackenbush, 26, Edgewater
Md: and Joy =. white. Is, Mount
EdWaTd i' j, Rrophy, IT,. rs. ise c st
s,.sss and Bernadstte A. Garner, 10
Robert { J. y 4h III 81. 1879 PARK "a
NV. and Maria D. Moiena. "a, i72b
Leroy A. Wyman. 81. Naval Air sta
tion, ana Rebecca l.. knight, 20,
John A. Tiss. 20, ssse Rittsnhouss st.
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salary plan for the mission to
the 1860 annual meeting was
adopted.
Eight lay delegates to the
Northeastern Jurisdictional
Conference, to be held in June.
1860, at American University.
were elected yesterday.
Those chosen are Herman
Erickson. Hamline Church:
Mrs. Aubrey Brown. Congress
Heights Church: Mrs. John
Wilkie, Woodside Church. Sill
yer Spring; Harry Warne Of
Hagerstown. Md: Everett Jones
Of Damascus. Nd. and Albert
DeFord, Frederick Moreland
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sS5s wisro sss's ave. Il nv. S.e'h''' ~
Bart T. Hawkins. q, 1893 Chaplin ct.
NV. and sally :. Ssnwick. II. 2sOI
Ems h. y ~. Mrn HsTs q sooEi 5th az
Pete Icm6rs1, Us. 10 Rhode Island ave,
p.wr and Izeter Moten. rs, So
Heat0n st. NV.
vss ana CRYSTAL Little. Ia Alex.
rd TsTa Ht sSs !, nq ss cs.::S
81. NV.
and Mary T. wilkins. rs. 1910
James csmpbeii. IT,. 80. Fort Belyoir,
and Hermeania Hough. 20, 1871
Benjamin y. Rodgers. 20. l4is t st.
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and Mrs. Helen Starr. all Of
Baltimore.
Nearly 1000 Methodist min
listers and laymen, representing
1891 members In $50 Balti-
more Conference churches In
Maryland. District Of Columbia
and West Virginia are attend
ing the meeting at Western
Maryland College. Bishop John
Wesley Lord Of Boston, at the
invitation Of Bishop q. Broni-
ley Oman. Is presiding. The
meeting. which opened Wed
nesday. ends Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

hearing before Omitted states
Commissioner James r. splain.
He Is Christopher c. Baker,
20. Of the i4OO block OF Fifth
street NV, who was arrested
after wandering In front Of po-
lice headquarters. following q
raid in which Others were ar
rested.
Commissioner Splain dis
missed charges of operating Q
lottery and possession Of NUM-
bers slips which had been
lodged against Mr.. Baker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Annie N. Dunn. 81. ees Florida ave.
NV.
Joseph o. Bowman. 90, 42s Massachu-
eetts ave. NV, and Rose 3. Poole.
20. 500 Oneida pl. NV.
Ronald ,. Newton, 20, and Nancy p.
sarpolis, is, both Of Baltimore,
Daniel M. Cassell, jr., %, I2p Thomas
st. NV, and Annabelle p. Henderson.
20, 1917 Riggs st, NV.
walter M eteaTn. 96, odenton, Md,
and Elsa Meinhardt. so, Glen Burnie,
Nd.
Hang shan Lin, 80. COS varnum st.
NV, and Lois Fsn-Jui Lee, 20, 3310
10th st. NV
william D. Hart. r.. &c. $50 / at. ne,
and .Vernetta d. Ross, 10, 201s
Maryland ave, ne.
Charles III Gaines, 81, and Susie War
rem, SO, both OF $40 Varnum st. NV.
Harold D. sizemore, FL, Andrews Air
Force Base. and virginia b. Bise, 20,
340D 18th pl. Sc.
Charles X. Ramona, II. 20. wilmington.
pei, and Mary NJ. Patterson. 20, OH
James y. Bromley. %. CAMBRIDGE.
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that the Russians, VINO lost 80
heavily in terms of both life
and property in the last war.
understandable fear O possible
resurgence Of militarism In q
nuclear-armed Germany"
It then states that believing
the cause Of peace will not be
served by a rigid adherence to
fixed positions. we should ask
our Government to propose q
plan for demilitarizing q wide
area In Central Europe, the
plan, to be carried out and
maintained under adequate
United Nations supervision and
inspection"
Controversy Expected
The statement Is one Of "a
recommendations in the report
dealing with national and
international issues.
Probably the most contro-
versial. expected to precipitate
long debate, calls upon our
Government to reconsider its
present adamant policy on nom
recognition Of the Peoples
Republic of China and to ease
the restrictions on trade and
travel between the peoples Of
China and the United States,
looking toward eventual re-
sumption Of normal relations
between the two people"
Since q study conference
sponsored by the National
Council Of Churches last win
ter at Cleveland advocated rec
ignition Of Red China. sharply
divergent stands have been
taken by church groups on the
ISSUE.
A step toward studying the
overall problem OF ministerial
salaries In the Baltimore Con-
ference was taken yesterday on
a motion by AIRS. Stella Werner
of Bethesda, chairman Of the
Montgomery County Council.
Would Raise Minimums
Her resolution came after the
Rev. Clarence r. Banes, chair
man Of the Minimum Salary
Committee, presented o report
calling on the conference to
raise the minimum salary for
married pastors to $500 q
year. plus $500 for auto ex-
penses and 5000 Q year plus
$500 for auto expenses for un-
married. pastors.
These proposals were ap-
proved by the delegates.
During q discussion of fringe
benefits in relation to salaries.
Mrs. Werner said: II am con-
cerned about the business ethics
Of the way We manage our af-
fairs. II there is anywhere in
the world where we should
manage affairs well, It should
be in the Methodist Church
and in the Baltimore Con-
ference.
Motion Adopted
"Some ministers are getting
money for some things and
some for other things and some
for neither. Some churches pay
for utilities. telephones, cars,
entertainment and so on. Is
that ministers salary? Is 1t to
be Considered q basic thing up
on which to make our appor-
tineafient? We have Q consid-
erdhle TO do about teachers
salaries and I think it is time
thef We have q guide that Is
good 70 the problem Of min
listers salaries"
Mrs. Werner's motion that q
special committee be appointed
to work out . conference.-the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
Methodists to Toke Up
Easing Stand on Russia
BY CASPAR NAMES
star stan Writer

WESTMINSTER. Md. June s. - statement urging our
Government take flexible approach in its dealings
with Russia will be presented to delegates ct the Methodist
Baltimore annual conference for action today
The recommendation included In the conferences Board Of
Christian Social Relations Report should recognize
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
One Of II Freed
In Numbers Cuse

One Of II persons arrested
May / on charges Of operating
q lottery was freed yesterday
for lack Of evidence following q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

n.ys and Rachel v. Atkinson. "a.
l74b 18th st. NV.
Francis c, Steinbauer, Laurel, Md,
and Jane T. Cook. rs. Arlington.
Calvin Wilson. "a. and Mary L. Gar
rett II, both Of 100 Todd pl. ne,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

Frank C. van Horn. az. 1904 10th st.
s.e,. and Martha Fetter. IS. 4024
George w, Myles. 50, and Annie D
Jones, 4b. both Of 2440 18th st. NV
Raiph G. Becicka, e.. 447 oirard g
rrv isai q Adams a; nsas 40, and katherine y
CASEY Ban, I'D, and Lucille j. Bowen
81, both OF 20l N st. sc.
Earl p. Gross, 90. 3l4 NJ ct. NV. anc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

Under d. c. IaiD couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day. matt three
full days and receipe the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are cplnted
the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

BREEZY POINT. MD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

SHOP LATE TONIGHT OUR BRANCH ssds cad Corners
$50 Washen Store until
.. on ears osse Saturday go pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

BREEZY POINT, MD.
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gleton and her "dissident"
minority. 1t was reliably re-
ported, might shove the presi-
dents annual report out Of the
agenda.
Under Investigation
The VILLAIN" of sorts in this
unrehearsed live" drama Is
Jackie Bright. a former night
club pitchman who now is
AGvA's $25. 000-a-year- plus-ex-
pense administrative secretary.
His own annual report will be
used as a stand-in for Miss
Singleton's.
In the meantime. the Senate
Rackets Committee has given
indications 1t might well come
into the show. A spokesman
said he Is conducting an extern
sive investigation Of AGVA.
: The committee spokesman
said only that charges Of cir
regular operations are under
scrutiny" Talks with AGVA
members indicate dissatisfac-
ton with the union financial
management. and with control
by an eastern clique" allegedly
under Mr.. Bright's domination.
The guild repeatedly has 5000
paid members. Sammy Davis.
jr., Abbie Lane and Joe E.
Lewis. not at the convention.
are three Of the best-known
Ielected delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

for drying later in the year.
The dried eggs are donated to
school lunch programs, well
fare organizations and needy
persons. Purchase and stor-
age Of frozen eggs is made nee
essary because drying plants
are already operating at full
capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

doubling up as thief, broke into
the room of Ernie Fast. the
guilds assistant national ad-
ministrator. and stole "impor-
tant documents"
Police promised a detective
would look into the theft.
Despite an on-the- floor warn
ing from union leaders to keep
your mouth shut in front Of
newsmen," the entertainers
'hams at Observation-Disclosures
the stolen papers showed cir
: regularities in guild affairs"
Told to Listen
As to the irregularities, news
men. barred from the sessions
which will run through today,
were told to listen to president
Penny Singleton's annual re-
port.
They were warned. however,
that Miss Singleton might not
be able to put her report before
the group. Last night. by a vote
of 80 to %. she was stripped OF
craftsmanship.
She retains her presidency Of
the Guild, however. Joe Campo,
a Philadelphia entertainer, was
named chairman.
Precedent, which calls for her
to preside. was set aside on q
motion from the floor as Miss
Singleton, Blonde Of the
movies, was receiving the keys
to the city from Commissioner
Robert e. Mclaughlin.
This move against Miss Sim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

SAN PEDRO DE JUJUY. Ar
gentina, June 3 (AP).-Police
In this small northern town
are releasing suspects and per-
sons guilty only of misde-
meanors. The reason: Lack Of
funds to feed prisoners In jail,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03
US. Buying More
Surplus Eggs
~ the Assoeiatsd Pres.

The Agriculture Department
announced yesterday that 1t Is
stepping UP It's purchases Of
surplus eggs to help bolster
producer prices during the cur
rent season Of heavy produce
ton. Prices are at the lowest
level since l941.
The department will make
weekly purchases Of frozen
whole eggs. This buying will
supplement weekly purchases
OF dried whole eggs started in
April.
The frozen eggs will be stored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03
Variety Guild Dromo
Today: Stolen Popers'

will curtains for the entertainer who last night stole
important papers from the American Guild Of Variety Artists
here on q behind the curtain convention.
Metropolitan Police quietly informed what the vaude
ve cabaret and nghtcub entertainers had been shouting
the top Of their lungs in the Raleigh Hotel lobby:
That believed by police TO be union member
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21

prevail. Pay your nelghbor .
visit and tell her that II she
doesn't keep her dog out Of
your yard. you win ask the
law TO help protect your prop
erty.
DEAR ABBY: My four
year-old daughter was born
two years before her father
and ! were married. When
she was born ] had to use my
maiden name on her birth
certificate. Her father and !
are married now. How can I
get her birth certificate fixed
UP proper like 1t should be?
MARRIED NOW.
I doubt very much II you
can SIX up" o birth certiil-
cate after IL has been fled.
Consult . lawyer.
. = . y
For ABBY's pamphlet
"What Every Teen-ager
Wants To Know" send 25c
and q large. self-addressed.
stamped envelope to The Eve
ming Star.
distributed By McNausht syndicatI
Inc.l
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DEAR ABBY
A Case Where Pride Is Wrong
sy ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

come TO your wedding. Very
few people are "hurt" be-
cause they fail TO receive
an invitation TO q wedding
they cannot attend.
DEAR ABBY: A very we'll
hammered and cordial neigh
for has deliberately trained
her dog to do things on our
lawn that she doesn't want
done on her own lawn.
She knows we disapprove
strongly because she has
stood in her doorway and
watched us chase her dog
from our yard several times.
We are puzzled. How can dog
owners train their dogs to
destroy and mess the proper
ty of others? Your advice Is
needed.
GREEN GRASS.
You are mistaken. Neigh
bors who train their dogs 10
destroy and mess the proper
ty Of others are neither we'll
hammered nor cordial. Don't
rely on anything so subtle as
"chasing" her dog from your
yard to convey your disap-
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consideration In return. Har-
riet win be needed. But the
critical. hostile attitude she
has taken sets up O barrier
between her and her mother,
and It may prevent her moth
er from coming 10 her should
she need O friend.
Harriet should recognize
that she cannot Judge q re-
lationship like marriage pure
ly on It's social appearance.
II is Just possible that this
older woman and younger
man have much to give one
another mentally and emo
tionally-as well as econom-
ically.
It may be hard for Harriet
to understand that two in
dividuals as far apart in age
could sincerely love one
another. But she should be
willing ct least TO lookat this
relationship with an open
mind.
(Copyright 1859, Genera. Features
Corp
Monday: eeausifuI Doll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
FAMOUS FABLES
BY e. E. EDGAR

Complaint: Drama critic
Percy Hammond was In O
first night audience watch
ing the performance Of O dull
play. As the drama unfolded,
he began to squirm In his
seat.
Finally In the middle Of
the second act, he leaned for
ward and tapped the lady in
front Of him.
Madam" he said. will
you please put on your hat?
I can see the STAGE"
Speech: English novelist
William M. Thackeray wrote
brilliant speeches, but he was
a poor public speaker. The
sight Of an audience so un-
nerved him that he fire.
quently forgot what he had
planned to say.
One night at q dinner, he
was to deliver the principal
address. He had worked for
days on the speech and had
turned out q masterpiece.
After speaking for Just q
few moments, however. his
mind went blank, and he had
to sit down.
The man seated next to
him tried to console him.
Still angry with himself,
Thackeray turned on the
other and snapped:
"You needn't console me.
I should console you. You
Just missed one Of the great
est speeches ever written!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
OCTOBER BRIDE.
Huwuiiun Statehood
Stamp Goes on Sole

The seven-cent airmail stamp
COMMUNICATING Hawaiian
statehood viii be placed on first
day sale in Honolulu. Hawaii.
at 4p.m. today as the President
officially proclaims Hawaii the
50th State Of the Union.
The stamp will 60 on public
sale in post ofiices throughout
the Nation tomorrow.
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The Family Council consists Of Q
judge. O psychiotrist. three clergy
men. q newspaper editor. o wom-
ems editor end two writer's. Eoeh
article Is o summary Of on oetuoI
eese history. The council reports
on problems that hove been dealt
with by responsible oseneies and
eounselors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
New Style Speeder

FRANKFORT. KY. (AP).-
Robert Catron. 50. avoided q
charge Of drunken driving: but
he was fined s. and costs for
public intoxication after police
caught him careenine down the
middle Of Q street In his Wheel
chair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21

DEAR ABBY: My Dad is
In his seventies and when he
drives o car he is q danger
on the streets. His refiexes
are poor. I am afraid to let
my children ride with him.
When he comes here for his
vacation and wants to drive.
what can ! do? His pride
lis tied up in his ability to
drive. He thinks he is a good
driver, but he Is a threat.
Others may have this prob
lem, too. Can you help US?
WORRIED.
Life and limb (y0ur chill
dren's rs well as his own
are more important than
his pride" Tell your Dad
that because you love him
and want him around for
many more years, You don't
want him to drive. Get the
rest of your family to back
you up. This may seem
cruel. but IL Is . lot kinder
than letting him kill him
self. (P.S. Nearly $1,000
people were killed and 3 mil.
lion were injured on Ameri-
can highways in 1889.
DEAR ABBY: Should !
send wedding invitations to
people who live too far away
to come to my wedding? I'm
afraid II I don't send them
an invitation they'll feel
hurt. ! am also afraid II !
send them an invitation,
knowing they can't come. 1t
will look like I'm asking for
o present. Could you advise
me please?
OCTOBER BRIDE.
In recent years, the for
NAL wedding invitation has
taken ON the connOtatiOn Of
. 'sbill." Send invitations
only to those friends and
relatives whom You feel win
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nearly 20 years her junior.
as an assistant. He managed
to win her confidence and
she married him. Now Ralph
runs the business - and
Mother as well. She does
everything he tells her. He
has fallen into gravy for he
didn't have q dime Of his
own. Everyone Is laughing
at Mother and ! Just can't
bear to face her. ! certainly
can't stand the sight Of
Ralph. ] love my mother,
but she won't visit me with
out him and ! can't visit her.
Mrs. J. FL certainly never
expected to be estranged from
my only daughter. We have
always had q wonderful re-
lationship. Now she acts as
though she Is my enemy. The
few times we have been to-
gether since my marriage, It
has all ended in bitterness
and tears.
Harriet is so sure ! have
married a fortune-hunter.
But I have no fortune and
Ralph knows 1t. I am So and
have worked hard all my life.
I couldn't 60 on indefinitely.
Ralph learned the business in
no time and almost saved my
life by taking over some Of
the heaviest burdens.
My husband has tried to
win, Harriet over, but she has
been nasty to him. I feel I
have q right to demand that
she respect him.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
We're with Mrs. ]. r. She
has o right to demand re.
spect for her husband.
II Mrs. ]. r. has fallen into
the hands Of . real fortune
hunter who win selfishly use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
THE DETAILS

Harriet R.--Mother was q
widow for 10 years. She
owned and operated q small
business very successfully.
She took in Ralph. q man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
FAMILY COUNCIL
Stepfother
Is Poison
ToHurriet
THE PROBLEM

Harriet RI can't stand.
Mothers new husband.
Mrs. J. File has almost
saved my life.