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Darn nf ThankH

ASBERRY, HOSEA JONES. The fam
ASBERRY wishes to express its deep
gratitude and appreciation to the
pastor past the f Rev. MGrd S1 Rep SfaS
lovely eulogy and remarks, and all
presidents and clubs Of the Mount
convention. The thoughtfulness OF
so many relatives, friends, neigh
bors and co-workers for the many
kilograms, cards. cars and other ex-
pressions of sympathy during the
illness and passing Of our loved one.
ALLIE ASBERRY AND FAMILY.
BLAND, CATHERINE. The family OF
the late CATHERINE BLAND wishes
to express their sincere appreciation
friends for their sfE opSI pieces Ve CARDS. rh
telegrams and many acts Of kind
ness ness shown during our recent sor-
BURTON, GLADYS B. The family
Of the late GLADYS B. BURTON
citation to. friends, neighbors. CO.
workers, the Rev. Collins Lee and
the Rev. ], j.. Howard for services,
the many cards, telegrams. flowers,
siOns Of sympathy. We are grateteI
to them ali. THE FAMILY.
HALL, GEORGE I. AND ANDREW A.
The family Of GEORGE /. and AN
DREW A.. HALL wish to thank their
many friends and relatives for the
many flowers and cards.
MRS. MAMIE GLOVER.
LOWRY, MAMIE ELLA (nee RolIins).
line family of the late MRS. NAN
ME E. LOWRY acknowledge with
grateful appreciation all express
sions Of sympathy from her neigh
bors and friends during her life and
at her passing
NEPHEW, GEORGE s. DODSON.
STEVENSON, ROBERT LEE. We wish
to thank our friends, neighbors and
co-workers for their floral tributes,
cards, telegrams, use Of cars and
other acts Of kindness extended US
during our recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
WASHINGTON, GEORGE. with deep
knowledge the. thoughtfulness OF
relatives: neiEhbors, friends, the
A. M. E. Church for their many
expressions Of sympathy during my
S SsTssve I%nsd II the less Ct ny hus-
FANNIE M. WASHINGTON.
family of the late REV. JOSEPH
n. YEARWOoD wishes to express
their thanks to the ministers, many
friends. neighbors and ORGANIZATIONS
for their kind expressions Of SYM
edged and deeply sppreciated:
THE FAMILY.
YOUNG. MRS. JENNIE, The family
of the late JENNIE YOUNG wish
to acknowledge with gratitude the
many KIN kbindnss;es snd expressions Of
passing Of their loved one.
DAUGHTER ROSA FOSTER, AND
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In A4rntnrtattt

JACKSON. LOUISE. In memory OF
LOUISE JACKSON, who passed
away twenty-fve years ago today
Memories are treasures no one can
Death leaves heartachss nothing
Some have forgotten, now that you
have gone,
But We shall remember, no matter
DEyoTRE2pS M Isaha SISTERS AND
BROTHER.
JONES' SusSan SAV1 bAvD II m soSs OF TRS
passed away ten years ago today
Here we have sorrow, each one his
No tears in Heaven, no night there.
But he comes t with sweet relief:
He folds me in his bosom
When l droop with blighting grief.
HIS WIFE, JEANETTE.
MACON, LILLIAN c. In memory Of
our dear wife and mother, LII
two years ago, July IA, 1857.
Today recalls the memory of q
Who passed to eternal rest:
We miss you, we loved you,
But God loved you best.
HUSBAND. W. H MACON, AND
R RsdRuER DAUGHTER ETHEL
MuRTH, ANNIE A. Two years ago
the Golden Gates Of Paradise to
your heavenly home for your re-
ligious and charity work in helping
SSsD T BrR RsSfi On isis3 T 2Ieis
SMITH, THOMAS II. In loving memory
grandfather, THOMAS Il. SMITH,
who departed. this life twenty-five
years ago, July IL, 1887.
r.,,oM41ay he rest IN PEACE, ,,
RGtERT CLARK A HAS tRduFRER44HH22
AND RUPERT, Jr.
STARK, LILLE e. In. loving MEM
DRY Of our mother and wife, LILLE
y; STARK, who passed away July
Every day in some small way.
Memories OF You come our way:
But love and memories never die.
DEVOTED HUSBAND, GEORGE;
DAUGHTER, MARIE, AND SON,
WEBER, J. WILLIAM, Jr. Sacred to
j. WILLIAM WEBER, JS', who passed
9yay fifteen years ago today, July
DEVOTED WIFE. MARGARET.
WILLIAMS, CLARENCE E., Sr: In
fiepd eG cLA 1RsEESc E. RsH EpbE1E WHY ny
LIAMS. ST., who departed this life
one year ago today, July ~, 1858.
He had smile for everyone
And q heart as good as gold,
And those who knew him loved him
His memory will never grow old.
In silence he suffered,
In patience he bore,
Until God called him home
To suffer no more.
A DEVOTED FRIEND, JEAN.
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Oscar P. Fitzgerald,
West Virginia Lawyer

LA JOLLA, Calf. July IL
AP).-Oscar Penn Fitzgerald.
SO, a prominent Charleston, w.
Va, attorney and businessman.
died here yesterday Of a heart
attack.
He was visiting at the home
Of a daughter. Mrs. Jean Nc
Bride. His wife, louise, died
here two years ago.
Mr.. Fitzgerald was board
chairman of the West Virginia
Building and Loan Association
and had been a director Of the
Kanawha Valley Bank for many
years.
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~
George Gilbert,
Ex-GAO EmpIoye

George Gilbert, retired Gen.
eral Accounting ONCE employee
died yesterday of a heart at
tack at his home, 312 South
Abingdon street, Arlington.
Mr.. Gilbert was a veteran Of
World War I and lived in
Washington for many years.
Survivors include his wife, the
former Key Compton.
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Woman Editor, 50

SELMA, Ala, July 10 (AP).-
Mrs. F. T. Raiford, SO, editor
and publisher of the Selma
Times-Journal for the last %
years, was found dead in bed
today. She succeeded her hus-
band who was the editor and
publisher.
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services By Chambers

lit MFtttnrtattt
BUTLER, CLAIMING A. In loving
CLAIMING 4. Butler, who OA en-.
ago. July 12. 1857.
What q beautiful memory he has
left behind.
Let US think Of him today,
saie IN w me ss arms o. Jesus safe in
There By his loved ones, who have
gone to rest.
In RS iEsfsiSsE Resss ni wi hHsi'; NORA Ss all
CAMPBELL, LUCY LUCK. In Iovin1
memory Of my dear, mother, LUCY
life Thursday, July 10. 1855.
A precious one from me is gone.
A, voice loved is stilled;
place is vacant In my heart
Which never can be fiied.
I have lost life-my souls COM
A lite linked with my own,
And day By day miss you more
As walk through life alone.
They sag S.t that time heals all sorrow
But time SO far has only proved,
Mother,
How much ! miss you yet.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, MRS.
DOROTHY NJ. TOLIVER.
DAVIS, CLARA W. In loving mem.
Org Of my dear sister, CLARA W.
ago today, July 10, 1866.
think Of her today,
Resting. sleeping, lust away:
Resting where no shadows fall,
In perfect peace she awaits US all.
' LOVING SISTER, KATIE.
DOWNEY, JEREMIAH. In memory Of
JEREMIAH DOWNEY, who passed
away one year ago today, July IL.
May God bless his soul.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
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With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

Very often q cord Of thanks in
The Stur meets q need which con
hardly be solved in any other woy.
Net oaIY Is il q gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who have sent
florul tributes but also eourteOusly
acknowledges the services and
kindnsssss Of the many to whom
q personal note Of thanks eonnOt
we'll be mailed or whose nomes
and addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of o cord Of thonks
may be arranged by telephone to
The Stur, Il. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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Dfatha

BACHE, MISS ALICE FRANCES. On
Thursday, July 9. 1859, at The Ma
tional Lutheran Home, Washington
BAcGE . Mtss Of AI Heisn ERA sssSs
Mrs. r. F. Fisher. Remains may
be viewed on Sunday, July 10,
at the Hysong Funeral Home, 1900
st; nv. Services at the Ma
July -, at II am. Interment
BIoNDI. JEANETTE REGINA. On
Saturday, July ii, 1853, at the Ma
thesda, Nd, JEANETTE REGINA
B1oNDI, beloved mother Of James
NJ ~, WilliamS, Joseph a; Biondi,
Jeanne NJ. Gates. David a. Biondi'
Ray W; Blond and Virginia Litschert
She also is survived by eighteen
gran9chiIdren and three great
Ger dmfasII rS Friends may call at
where services will be held on Mon
day, July 10, at IL noon. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
BROWN, GERTRUDE D. On Thurs.
day. July 9; 1859; ct the Arlington
Of ,.237 North George Mason drive,
Arlington. Va, beloved wife Of wal
dine Philbrook Of North Weare,
n. H.: Mrs. Beverly Fletcher Of At
lanta, Ca: sister Of Mrs. Anna
p: Lipponcott Of. Mount Holly. N. j.
She also is survived by four grand
Arlington Funeral Home, 1901 North
Fairfax drive, Arlington, Va, from
pm. until pm. Sunday, July
II, ana from pm. until s pm
ices in Arlington National Cemetery
on Tuesday, July IA, at 10 am.
In lieu. Of flowers, contributions may
be made to the Heart Association Of
Northern virginia. 500 North Edge
Arlington Hospital Building Fund.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

CHOICE LOCATIONs--12 burial sites,
Comfort Cemetery. Reas. Suite
700. 1900 18th st. NV.
FORT LINCOLN--4 sites. will sacri-
FORT LINCoL INSoa4 sites. For details,
FORT LINCOLN-Lot for 2, Including
vaults. $l'4b0. Call TO. 9-6676.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY, Garden
$1,000: reasonable offer accepted.
Owner 5m199yHing out Of town. Phone
FORT LINCOLN, Garden q Apostles;
market i0f "a. 5 sss;SaeSSC' SlOo u rs
FORT LINCOLN-4 sites, in an ex-
eellent Location. Cali LII. s-1s6a
for information. 70
FORT LINCOLN. Garden Of Apostles;
5wfHNSSlSssa In IHSs' .os SFGypt' each. BY
GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY
$500 cash ''f Reply Pfss Ss qssa al ssT
KING DAVID MEMORIAL PARK.
Falls Church. lot, sites, block
"a; lot 4S1. For sale by owner, JU.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Mau-
sol sSieu mi in the east terrace, near
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-2
choice lots. JU. 9-1795.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-3
choice lots. $500; S100 below mar
ket. ia 5-003S.
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
- sites, sec. D, lot $50. and B:
cost $1,000; sacrifice; family 1eav-
Ing town. LU. 4-4194.
4 CEMETERY LOTS, Fort Lincoln
3 ATTRACTIVE LOTS, Parklayn Gem
E:ery. on Rockville pilN, Box 4S2-z,
Star.
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July 10. 1853, JASPER &. JOHN JOHN.
SON, beloved brother OF Mrs. Susi,
J. Sanders, Mrs. Finley M. Bard
thea Walker. Mrs. Bernice Lenhart
Fred A. johnson and Harry E. John.
son. He also is survived by foul
nieces and many other relatives anC
friends. After 5 pm. Monday, july
H: friends are invited to call a
n.w., where services will be helc
on Tuesday, July IA, at 10 am
1nterment Arlington National Gem.
etery. ia
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DOWD. DELLA AGNES, On Friday,
59l2 10th st. NV, DELLA AGNES
DOWD, beloved wife Of Mortimer
Dowd. mother Of Agnes Dowd, Mrs,
Mary Foulkes, Joseph NJ. and James
Dowd, MD, and the late Mrs.
Margaret Corcoran.. She also is sur
from the Collins Funeral Home, 1921
14th st. NV, on Monday, July 10,
AZ $3.50 am. Requiem mass at the
Church Of the Nativity at 9 am,
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery,
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kE MERfSiIG COL cS WILLIAM /. Y. s. 4:

MEbfCAI c0R IN 7Re IT. 8 81 g.;
ke Req Army sg{ Ao1 lS fS COL s W1 MaiI
L. KELLER Of 1880 FoxhalI I'd NV
beloved husband Of Sara q. Keller
and father of John G. Keller. Col
Keller also is survived by two grand
children. Services and interment
spTivatel on Tuesday, July IA, In
lieu Of flowers, the family suggests
that contributions be made to I'M
Army Emergency Relief Arrange
ments BY the Rinaldi Funeral Home
IL
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+. jones Of Of; sso Si i istS st. A.r n.E.'
husband Of Mrs. Lillian B. Jones,
son Of the late Cora and Demus
Jones OF Rocky. Mount, N. c.: brother
Of ROSCOE. Edward. Prince, Thad-
Rocky Mount, N. C.; Cecilia Williams
OF New York City; Edmeta Stancil
OF Rocky Mount, N. c.. and Evesser
Mutton. He is also survived by other
relatives and friends. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements by
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day, Jul; 3. 1859 at t The H Vet
Grams Administration Hospital, Ess
STEMS, Be- Beloved S h HUSBAND 3, k k5R,
M. kerstiens. father Of Mrs. Mar!
Lou Stinnett, Donald Kerstiens anc
MIS-. Alfred Branch, brother O
simon, Frank, Charles, Louis anC
George Kerstiens, Mrs. Emma Lehr
Washer. Friends may call Al III,
De Vol Funeral Home, 1924 wis,
Sunday. July IL. Funeral from tn
above funeral home on Tuesday
f fSlS Wifi II; A. S:45 am; thence t
o SITS. NV, where high REQUIEM
mass will be offered at 9:l5 am
Friends and relatives invited, IN.
terment Arlington National Gene.
LeIy. IA
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JACKSON, RICHARD THOMAS n

parted this life on Wednesday. JUL
e.p pRsR Rt t AZ PPHsto5iSSS A c jack
SON. husband Of the late Icons
jackson. father Of Margarite. Rich.
Also surviving are three brothers
three sisters, ten grandchildren anC
. host Of other relatives and many
friends. Friends may view the re.
mains Of Mr.. Jackson on Sunday
Cornish & Cornish q Son Funera
Home. 2121 10th st. NV, WherC
funeral services will be held or
Monday, July ID, at IL am, thu
Rev. Ernest B. Cunningham oficiat.
ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial
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VAN. On Wednesday. july s. 1855,
NV. HELEN AMELIA SULLIVAN IVAN
CUNNING. wife Of 1t. Col. James
g. Cumming, Medical Corps, q, s.
4. (retired). Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave. NV.
services will be held at st. Adams
Massachusetts ayes. NV, on Mon
day, July. 10. at 1918 am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. 10
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PYNE. PAu

oC g1I7 s lasa EsNrpGPPN WUsfdaEnss;Saay
Bowie, Md, father Of John Francis
Joseph Edward and Dorothy Queen
brother of Thomas Queen. Many
other relatives and friends also sur.
yiye. After pm. Sunday, July IL
dence. Mass will be said at IL
o m. Monday, July 10, at the Ascen-
sion Catholic Church. Bowie, Nd
Interment church cemetery, Ar.
rangements by Frazier. 10
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pratha

CARLTON, THOMAS r. On Thurs
day, July Q, 1889, at the Wash
CARLTON Of 1920 Girard ST, NV,
beloved husband OF Lillian b. Carl
ton and father Of Anne. Eleanore,
Michael and Madalyn Carlton,
brother Of Mrs. La Verne Rollins
and Mrs. Marguerite Paresa. Also
surviving are many other. relatives
and friends Funeral from the
Taltavull Funeral Home, 1908 18th
st. NV. on Monday, July Is, at
e:30 am, Requiem mass at the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart at 10
am. Interment Mount olivet Gem
etery. l2
CARLTON. THOMAS r. The members
@ q; !; 8; 81; q 81 J; e; 81
WNE NV, on Sunday, July IL,
W. 1859, at 4 pm. to recite
the rosary for the repose Of the
soul OF our deceased member,
THOMAS r, CARLTON,
JOSEPH DERBIS, President.
REV. PATRICK J, NAGLE,
Spiritual Director.
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JULIUS DING, Jr.,
Worshipful Master,
THEODORE A. BELL, Secy.

NICHOLAS. HOLLIS LYNN. on Fri
SIseiHoenHs 81 l sss$ 5 81 st: n IaNS
Arlinston, Va, beloved father Of
Of Ebert N. and Olga NJ. Nicholas.
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Ar
lington. Va, where funeral services
will be held on Monday, July 10,
at pm. Interment National Me-
mortal Park. -
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az. July o 10. 1855. sENJISH NJ FIJI Il.
RUSSELL Of Bowie, Nd. beloved
father Of Mrs. Ethel E. Beach, Mrs.
Helen M. Lee, Mrs. Louise Whise-
nant, Mrs. Mary H. Abel and Benji-
man Leroy Russell; brother Of Mrs
Lillian stander, Mrs. Bessie Attic,
Albert Brady. He also is survived
BY seventeen grandchildren and
twenty-one great-grandchildre Rel
atives and friends may call ct the
oasch Funeral Home. 473o Balti-
services will be held on Monday,
July ID, at 1880 am. Intermefit
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Visiting
hours after Q pm. Saturday.
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10, 1889. NATHANIEL coRUM O.
Route l. Herndon, Va, brother Of
Elijah, .Tennie. Moran and Henry
Corum, Mrs. Emma Moore. Mrs. MARI
Miller. and Mrs. Eleanor Chandler
neral Home, Herndon, Va, Funera
services on Monday, July 10, al
the Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
Floris, Va. at . pm, daylight saw
ing time. 1nterment church GENE.
terry. 10
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QUINN, JOHN F, On Friday. July
Vile, Md, JOHN F. Quinn, for
merry Of 4415 Chestnut St., Be-
thesda. Nd, beloved husband of
z. Quinn and Margaret q, Wooten.
Funeral from the Collins Funeral
Day 9, !. Z. July 4: q 1880 am. RssuismS
ssiis "a "a c aysst,v MiII:nOT 4e22 "a
am; Interment Mount oiivst Gem
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x sSSs; ei ss{ j ssls sf ssr| SSStS
St, Arlington, Va. son Of Charles
M and Evelyn r. Glen Of the home
address, brother Of Charles A. Glen
Of FAILS a MS Church EMMA Vel cm and 9, S onG
jackson, Va. Friends may call at
the Arlington Funeral Home, 1901
North Fairfax drive, Arlington, Va,
after 3 pm. Saturday, July IL,
where services will be held on
terment National Memorial Park 10
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LEE. BERNARD r. Comrades of Rich

E ES&A 3lS$sss il i{SS SS'i iS.%:.ij III
Sargent I'd. me-, husband Of Ella
Mae Lodge and father Of willard
y. Lodge, Madeline Everhart and
1ns s cs M y IS. H TsESm ETsndi
Home, 254 Carroll st, NV. Sparf.
ing opposite), where services viii Be
held on Monday, July 10, al ii
an am; 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene
IeEy. 10
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COLLINS, WILLIE. on Thursday, July
ROsp pssR wi # n c 6stESs q depf 1894
au n other relatives eG SSd m snTss
friends. After 4 pm. Monday, July
10, friends may call at the Henry
8, Washington a. Sons Funeral
Home, 467 N ST. NV, where funeral
services will be held at 1880 pm.
Tuesday. July IA, the Rev. Charles
H. Hamilton ofnciating. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery.
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JUHNSUN, JESSICA GLIDER. on FRI
day. July 10. 1859, ct GEORGETOWN
DER JOHNSON of the Kennedy
Warren Apartments. daughter Of
late o. H. johnson, niece of Miss
Polly Glider of New York City.
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
1905 Pa. ave. NV, after 6 pm.
saturday, July II, where services
at 2 pm. Interment private.
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July TO- 1853, cATHER1NNE 0I Z
beloved wife of the late J. Raymond
White, sister of Mrs. c. L. Blantor
Of Sikeston. Mo-; Mrs, Owen Butts
Miss Stella Cullen of Washington
III. and Lawrence C. Cullen O
Sherman Oaks, Calf. Prayers q
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
july. 10, At els. am. (parking ia
ciiiiities1; thence to 81; AIMS Cath
NV, where the holy sacrifice O
the mass will be offered at 10 a m
for the repose Of her soul. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery, 10
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day. july 10. 1863 SSo At his n ho Tas.
Nd c Iaifsi sooTa c FefGIa fS as
band Of Gertrude z. cyotzer. father
OF Fred c. and James s. CrotzeT.
Of Mrs. Frances Brown, Miss Ruth
Crotzer and Fred s. Crotzer. Mr..
Crotzer rests ct the Warner E. Pum-
phrey Funeral Home, S434 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Md where sery-
10, at 2 pm, (parking facilitiesS.
1nterment Rock Creek Cemetery. u
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LYONS DEN

Continued From Page BIS
nority Of One" but now says
he has a better title for it,
"Act Two. The fan and
gold bag Jennie Tourel carried
Tuesday at Carnegie Hall, in
Offenbach's Grand Duchess
Of Gerolstein." were worn by
Lillian Russell when she played
he was. He finished setting out
them from Luchow's.
Between acts at a matinee of
Sweet Bird Of YOUTH" Paul
Newman ordered a steak dinner
from frankie and Johnny's
across the street. A busboy de-
livered it backstage and asked
the stage manager where New
man was. The stage manager
pointed toward the stage where
Newman was in the middle Of
the hotel scene. The busboy
walked onto the stage, put the
tray down, then realized where
the role. Miss Tourel borrowed
the meal and calmly walked of.
Evening star., 1959-11-12

Anyone who has ever eaten
a lobster knows it's hard to
cut it with a table knife.
Kushner's 8523 Piney Branch
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DINING OUT
By EMERSON B BEAUCHAMP
One Wrong Makes a Right

The cheesecake at The En-
bers. 728 Thirteenth street
NV, started as q mistake.
One day the pastry chef,
Michel Froideveaix, called the
owner, Joseph Sipers. with a
problem: The cheesecake e
wouldn't get firm.
"Stick 1t in the icebox over
night" the boss suggested. The
next morning, however, 1t was
still soft, so Mr.. Sipers decided
to taste 1t. To his surprise he
liked it better that way.
This posed another problem:
Mr.. Froideveaix couldn't re-
member what he had done
wrong. Finally, after three
tries, he managed to repeat his
mistake.
The story must end there,
because Mr.. Sipers won't say
what the chef had done wrong.
He does say, however. that it's
been done that way ever since.
Evening star., 1959-11-12

road. Silver Spring, makes 1t
easy: Along with lobster
cracker and small fork. diners
get a pairing knife.
I'VE already provided knives
with hard-shell crabs" says
Aaron Kushner. the owner.
1T seemed like a good idea to
give them to lobster eaters.
too"
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A Touch of the Past

Brook Farm Restaurant. 7101
Brookville road, Chevy Chase
Md, is shaped like a barn. and
many visitors ask If that's what
1t used to be.
The building actually started
in the 1920s as a nusery school,
and later saw duty as q tea
room. The present owner, Jack
Davis, reopened it as a restau-
rant after World War II.
One touch Of the buildings
nursery-school days remains:
Children's coat hooks still line
the wall Of an upstairs dining
room.
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Senors, Senoritos

Ell Mexico. 1908 Connecticut
avenue NV. and 832 Twentieth
street NV. offers a "senor din
ner" and a "senorita dinner"
but you can order either one
you want, regardless of sex.
The senior dinner consists of
chile con carne, chile con queso
(melted cheese and Spanish
sauce on toasted tortillas)
tamale and Mexican rice. The
senorita dinner is cole slaw,
tortillas with hot sauce, chile,
enchiladas and rice.
Phil Milo, manager on Con-
necticut avenue, says women
often order the senior dinner
dts a little bigger and men
occasionally order tine senorita
dinner dts 10 cents cheaper)
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Outdoor Showroom

Don't be surprised If the 100
block Of Pennsylvania avenue
NV. looks like a foreign-car
dealers showroom some night.
The Porsche Club of Washing
ton meets monthly at Arnold's
H ofbrau Restaurant, 1924
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
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He usually orders charcoal
broiled chicken or steak.
He has q reason for dining
at the Envoy besides the food:
Joe and Sam Baumstein, the
brothers who own it, are for
mer constituents.
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Homeopathic League
Meets Tomorrow

The Homeopathic Laymen's
League Of Washington will meet
at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
Perpetual Building Association
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auditorium, Tenth and B
streets NV.
John J. Leahy. board trustee
member Of the American
Foundation Of Homeopathy will
speak Of "The Laymen's Stake
in Homeopathy"
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SHOP TONIGHT TO 9

Store Hours: Mondays, 1870 to 9;
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Sotur-
doys, 10 to 6; Thursdays and FRI
days, 10 to 9. Free Porkino!
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Dodd's DeHqht

Senator Dodd, Democrat of
Connecticut, pays a couple Of
visits q week to the Envoy.
1887 Connecticut avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil
Mar. 10 (AP).-Fresh unrest in
the drought-stricken Northeast
has given urgency to govern
ment conferences on Brazil's
economic crisis.
Dispatches said hundreds Of
persons we're injured in a riot
at Recife Monday over a trans
portation tieup caused by q
strike of bus drivers. Students
demonstrated in Salvador. cap
ital of Bahia state, against ris-
ing living costs.
President Juscelino Kubit-
schek's administration made
some progress in its quest for
stability.
It halted the threat Of a long
shore strike by granting 80 per
cent wage increases to dock
workers who had threatened to
walk out today. The workers
sought an increase Of 81 per
cent.
Labor Minister Fernando No
brega induced Sac Paulo lead
ers to postpone for 30 days a
hunger march" set for to-
morrow on the presidential
palace in which thousands Of
students and workers were sup
posed to participate.