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George Archuinbuud

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, Feb.
81 (AP).-George Archainbaud,
So. a film director, died yester-
day of a heart attack. A native
of Paris, MIR. Archainbaud was
educated at the University of
Paris. He came to Hollywood
with Selznick Productions. He
had directed television films
the last three years.
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CEMETERY LOTS
CEMErERY Ions ls,, eh0les :,

CEMETERY LOTS 81. choice 1Oes
ton in George WASHINGTON Gene.
terry. $500. 10 5-32T9
FORT LlNCOLN-Crypt in Garden Of
Apostles, $3.50 cash. WA 7-3B29
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK A
cluster Of cTypts. VIII sell far below
today's list price or will trade IA
Alias.
2 EXCLUSIVE BURIAL SITES. Garden
Of Media ton. Fort Lincoln UN. T.
1s49. after 8 pm.
CEDAR HILL-5 sites, NJ. E. S. sec
nice location Worth S1a5 site; sell
500 site. Ju, 7-64OS.
5 SITES, IT, Lincoln Cemetery; front.
Call JU. 5-4627.
CEMETERY LOT, gravesiteS. Wash.
ington National: best offer. Granite
4-0316.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-9 sites
close to chapel: lot s, section E; per
site, S2e5. ~. 7-9403.
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ZoImun Schneour

NEW YORK. Feb. 81 tAP)
-zalman Schneour, 70, au-
thor of more than so volumes
of Hebrew prose and poetry
died yesterday of a heart all
ment in Mount Sinai Hospital
The poet-noveliSt was known
by some as the Jewish Charles
Dickens.
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Lewis Lyman james

CHICAGO, Feb. 81 (APl.--
Lewis Lyman James, 81, a
member of the once-prominent
Revelers Quartet, died Thurs
day. A native of Ypsilanti.
Mich. Mr.. James retired as
chief of production for Chi
cago Radio Station WGN in
1857.
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Cupt. R. B. Coffey

NEWPORT, R. L. Feb. q
(AP).-Reuben B. Coffey, rs
a retired Navy captain. died
yesterday at the naval hospital
here. He was a graduate of the
Naval Acaden2 in 1905 and
was a veteran of both World
Wars.
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Louis MeIumed

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 81
(AP) Louis Melamed, so, vice
president OF Coast-to Coast
Stores with more than 300 out
lets in the Western United
States, died yesterday at the
University of Minnesota Hos
lpital.
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Ford in BruziI

SAC PAULO, Brazil, Feb. 81
(AP).-Henry Ford II arrived
today with his wife and son to
begin a Latin-American tour.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrenatnrilIn

CreInatorium
y. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAl DIRECTORS
eth 81 ana Mass. Ave NE Il $500
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Burial services on Sunday, Febru
uary -. 1859. at 8 pm, at th,
Horton Funeral Home. 1922 YoI
MRS PAULINE EooLEsToN.
MRS. EVA RICE, secy.
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February 20. 1868, ABRAHAM
ROMANOV, beloved brother Of Isa-
dore Romanov of Silver Spring, Nd,
and Nathan Romanov Of Damascus,
Nd; Services at the c. D, Goldberg
a. Son Funeral Home, 4217 9th ST,
NV, on Sunday, February 20, al
4 pm. Interment District Of CO.
lumbia Lodge Cemetery. In mourn
ing at l2S17 Connecticut ave, Sill
yer Spring. Nd Please omit
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KNOPF, FREDERICK. on Friday
February 20, 1859, at Andrews All
Force Base Hospital. FREDERICK
late Aline Knopf and father Of Jack
3. Knopf, He also is survived BY
Friends may cali at the walsh Fu.
neral Home, 741 18th st. Sc, until
3 am. Tuesday. February "a. Serv-
ices a. the Christ Episcopal Church
ct $3.50 an Intefment Arlington
National Cemetery. %
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GARY, DORIS. On SUNDAY, Februar

GANY, DORIS. On Sunday, February
u. 1859. at her RESIDENCE, 1886
Que ST. NV DORIS GARY, wife
Ssra j. william, IT,: Lionel art
Lloyd Gary, She also is survived
by four brothers, one sister, other
relatives and friends. The late Mrs
Gary may be viewed at the stewart
Funeral Home, 80 H st. ne. sfteI
services will be held on Tuesday
February "a, at ii am. 1ntermeni
ARLINGTON National CemeterY 9I
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aREEN. MARGARET POW. on

day February 10. 1853, at Fairtax
Lodge, MARGARET POW GREEN,
mother Of Frederick H. Green OF
Fairfax, Va. sister Of Mrs. Helen
mother of Margaret r. and Richard
r. Green OF Fairfax. Va. Memorial
services on Saturday. February 81,
at 80 pm, at the Arlington Funeral
Heme Chapel, 1901 North Fairfax
dr.. Arlington, Va. Interment private
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McCROSKIE, THELMA r.. On Thurs
day. February -, 1883, at Airing
KIE Of Idylwood. Va. wife of Arthur
ley Fox and Ruthelaine McCroskie,
sister Of Dewey, Clarence, Monte,
Roy and Lloyd Vaught and Mrs.
Malta Manuel Friends may cali
at Parsons Funeral HOME, 412
va, until 10 noon Monday, Febru.
airy ~ Funeral services at the
Columbia Baptist Church on Mon
day, February 30, at 2 pm. Intel :
ment National Memorial Park ~
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MOYER, ANDREW J. On Wednesday

February rs, 1853, In Bay Pines
Fla, ANDREW J. MOVER. formerly
Of Takoma Park, Md. beloved hus-
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda
Md. on Sunday, February %, after
II noon. where services will be
hald on Monday. February %, at
terry 20
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HARRIS. FANNIE B. On "Wednesday

FEBRUARY IL. 1903, FANNIE b,
HARRIS Of .322 9th st ne beloved
and Charles Oliver grandmother 81
John Walker. Lille Mae Kelly and
Maurice oliver. Also surviving are
two brothers Richard and Dock
Summerville other relatives and
many friends. After . pm. Fri
day. February 20, friends are in
yItsd to SAL at tn, her late residence 6;
Saturday, February II. from 10
am. to 1880 pm, at the Sargent
Memorial Presbyterian Church 5ist
and Grant SITS, ne, where services
yin be held SIs,,, at |, pm; Intermsnt
rangements BY Mcclure. Inc. u
HARRIS. OLIVER n. On Friday. Feb
ruary 20 1859, OLIVER u. HAIR
RIS, beloved brother Of Sadie B.,
Iva E and Alton q. Harris; Flu;
neral from the W. W. Deal Funeral
Sunday. February %. at l: 30 pm.
Interment Darnestown, Md, .e
HoELK. ELSA. On Thursday. Febru-
airy TO- 1859. ELSA HOELK Of 74a2
Te Of ST habi Eo. @ Ana Se oSs5
Z Of John c. Hoelk. She also IS sur.
Carl and Anna Meyer, and a sister
Freida Ruecklehen, all in Germany;
q daushter-in-law, Erika Hoelk, and
q granddaughter Linda Christina
GSsch Funeral S Home. 4Sss BATH II.
more ave, Hyattsville, Nd. Services
at the Fort lincoln Cemetery Maui
solemn on Saturday. February 81,
at $3.50 pm. Relatives and friends
invited. lnterment private 81
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rasTy 70. 100 1 IDA a BELLE EElEsS Ru 5eS;
q l5O9 Bryant st. me-, sister Of
/ Mrs. 9. s. Henry OF Frankfort, nj,
John Rugs Of Delayan. Wis; aunt 81
m IONS q ni "a p.n N H Russ q Washing
Ill, and Miss Mary Ellen Ruge 81
Mauconda, III. Services at the S. II
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol l4th
Sc. NV, on Sunday, February 90, Al
pm. parking facilities). Intermenl
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K9 ,IIIy MAS Sso on sstu EZrI FEB SS
MI. Kcttier rests Ct the bernard
panzansky. & Sons Funeral Home
1901 14th st. NV. Notice Of
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MARlANI. VICTOR F. Members of the
n. WASHINGTON General Assem-
"a bly,, Fourth Degree, Knights
49, Of Columbus are notified Of
~ the death of Sir Knight VIC
IA TOR F. MARIANI. and are
~ requested to assemble at
the Timothy HanloI Funeral
Home, 1891 Georgia ave. NV, at
S:l5 m. Sunday, February 30. for
the recitation of the rosary
EARL @. DROESSLER, F.
LESTER p MOSS p T. %
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LACEY, LOTTIE. 1. On Friday, Feb
rgary 20, 81 her residence, Balleys
3 Of the late Winfield Scott Lacey.
mother. Of Mrs. Ella v. Lacey, Carl
Z. and Earl r. Lacey; sister OF
George 8. and Edward Z. Crumbaugh,
MIS-. Ella Amberger, Mrs. Mildred
Friends may call at the Domaine
Memorial Chapel. $50 South WASH
ingtQn ST. Alexandra, Va, where
services viii be held on Monday
ErsnLuary ", st ! pm. Interment
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rSsry To-. ie5a. It h her residence nee
Ton. v NU.'f May SRSE'iSuse cR sS WI;
Of the late Edward d. Crump, ST );
mother Of Mrs. Leone @. Lewis OF
washington. D. C.: Edward D., .jr.,
and Marion B, Crump Of Arlington,
noKe, va: sister Of Mrs. Ida Martin
Of Alexandria, Va. She also Is
survived BY three grandchildren and
four great-grandchildre Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
ee47 Wilson blvd, Arlington. va,
on Sunday, February 22, at ~ noon.
lnterment Oakwood Cemetery, Char
lottesville, Va. %
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swans, JOSEPH B. on Thursday,

February 10. 1853. at his residence,
t III 47 th,oI St n;sS JOSEPH ,,I p
and John W. Evans, father of Jo-
seph o. Evans and Franchia o.
Evans. brother OF Mrs. Muriel
Thompson and Mrs. Vanetta Willis.
He also is survived By two grand
The late Mr.. Evans may be viewed
ct the stewart Funeral Home, 80
II st. ne, after IL am. Sunday.
February 22. Funeral on Monday,
February 20, from the Church Of
the Atonement. 5073 East Capitol
a.: s,, q II am an; interment LINCOLN
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GABLE. HEsTER B. On Friday, Feb
Hospital Center. HESTER B. GA.
BILE Of 2430 Pennsyivania ave. NV.
of Edward F. and william G. Brooks
Private services win be held al
on Monday, February 80, at . pm
& Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. q
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GREEN. TEoLA p. On Friday. Feb

GREEN, TEOLA p. On Friday, Feb
rgary 20, 1899. At thu. Washington
Of 1877 Hamiin II. ne. devoted
wife Of Theodore c. Green. beloved
mother of Stephen E. Kicks. beloved
sister Of Mrs Ethel Brown, Mrs.
Alberta Martin, Hezekiah. Josenh,
I. c. and Louis Postell. She also
tives and many friends Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines d Co
Funeral Home, 3O15 18th st. ne
where friends may call after. 3 pm
Monday, Feb 80 Funeral Tuesday
February "a. at ] pm, at the Asbury
Methodist Church, 18th and K SITS
NV the Rev James D. Foy offciat-
Ing. 1nterment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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BRINKnAN. FRANK EDWIN. on Frl

DAY. Fsbruary 20, 1853. az circle
Terrace HospltaL Alexandr!a. Va,
FRANK N.|I EDWIN aRIEK Y, 5s huie s 20
ave Iiexsndria. Va father a. MA.
Dolores 0eorEe. mrs. kvanseilne Car
rigon, Frank A. Brinkman and Don.
aid q. Brinkman, Friends may call
Al the Wheatley Funeral Home, 500
R Ss So s:rv Eis1, WI !. h.s on Non:
day, February %, at 10 am. sl
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NUk Z. The ofhcerS
3 n d members OF
Chapter Z, Widows OF
World War /. are
hereby notined of the
NOR e. NEWMAN
death of MRS. FLEA
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oo s SA s op n rI coKH r & Ssis
Defense hwy. Iandovef Hilis. Nd,
beloved wife Of james Robert Cory,
mother Of Mrs. Raymond WEIGH and
Robert p Cory and grandmother Of
Robert CHARLES Cory. Friends may may
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave.
ne. Viewing Saturday and Sunday
from 8 to 8 pm. Funeral Monday,
February "a Prayers will be offered
at 1880 am. for the repose Of her
soul. Relatives and friends invited.
interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 90
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COLLINS, RAMONA L. On Thursday.
February 70: I9Sg; q the Alsxsndrl.
pc South Washington ST., Alexan-
drie, Va. wife Of the late Linwcod
justine 3. and Allan M. Collins, and
sister Of Mrs, Mildred Clancy and
Frederick Milburn Lacey. Friends
may call at the Cunningham Funeral
Home, Cameron and Alfred sts., Alex
andria, Va until ] pm. Sunday,
thence to the Woodlawn Baptist
Church where funeral services will
be held at 2 pm. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
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CANAHD. OPHELIA BLANCHE. At be

home, MaTshall, Yaa Friday, Rsb.
5SaTy 90 S9. 1872 s:;a oPHELiA BLANCHE !A
viii canard and mother Of Horace
HENDERSON and Tilton canard. sister
Canard, Cleveland, Ohio. and Bev-
erly German; also surviving are
eighteen grandchildren and twenty
four great-grandchildre Friends
and relatives may call at the Royston
Funeral Home, Marshall, Va, where
ruaFy 22, at $3.50 pm. with inter-
ment in Marshall Cemetery, Marshall,
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WRIGHT. WALTER LEE. A specia
a communication Of Congress
IN Lodge, No. "a, F. A. A. M.
IN is called for Monday, Feb.
MCN ruary 90, 1859, at 1 pm.
XOIY TO conduct last Masonic
NV rites for our late brother
" WALTER LEE WRIGHT Of
Halcyon Lodge, No. 49S, Cleveland
KENNETH F. SHAFFER, W. M.
JOHN Z LAWRENCE, Secy. %
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Thursday. fsSrusry 10. 1859. q
VI I;s.Sia.; EsS's : s ssSsH1 As
Bromwell, father Of Mrs, 3. Esther
Merchant, Mrs. Mabel 2 Drum. MIs,
brC s brother no Of Mrs. MaS Sd
Petit and Dyisht L. BromWell. Hs
drsh, twenty seven great-srandchil-
dren. and eleven. great-ereat-grand-
children. FRIENDS may call AZ the
blvd. Arlington, Va, where funeral
services win be held on Monday,
Columbia Gardens Cemetery. ~
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Sunday. FEBRUARY 2a, at 8 ON
sharp at Horizons Funeral Home,
l32s You st; NV. Funeral services
q the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church, the Rev. c. T. Murray Of.
nciating. ARRANGEMENTS BY Horizons
Funeral Home. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
NEWMAN ETHANnD
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EssTusEy TO- 1863. oEETRUDE
SsloH1E Services e sl Vim ds"PSs :id !. sii
Cathedral ave. and Woodley ri. NV ;
on Monday. February 20, at II
an. interment Rock Greek Gene
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MARIAN, VICTOR +. Members of
Z Alcantara Caravan, No. ~,
AM order Of the Alhambra, are
HMM hereby notified Of the death
Of Sir Noble VICTOR r.
\" MARIAN1. Past Ora d
Commander and are re-
.quested to meet at the
Hanlon Funeral Home. 3S3I Geor-
ia aye, n W.. on Sunday, February
~ ls0e at : ON. for recitation
DIR; &C, c5.AAlRSnnoN R. NAPLES, G. C.
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NEALE, LILLIAN. On Thursday, Feb
ruary 10, 1859, LILLIAN NEALE
of 1880 Irving st. NV, mother OF
Alphonzo Prather. grandmother of
Mrs, Gladys NJ. Hunt, aunt Of Mrs
Rachel Britt, Herbert and Raymond
johnson, foster grandmother OF
Shirley Cherry. Two great-grand-
children, other relatives, and friends
also survive. After 4 pm. Monday,
February 23, friends may call at
1922 You st. NV. where services
will be held on Tuesday. February
"a. at pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS
BY Frazier. 81
NEWMAN, ELEANOR Z. On Thurs
day. February 20, 1859, at Freed
mems Hospital, MRS. ELEANOR 6
voted aunt Of Mrs. Lucille L. ward
She also is survived by great
pieces nephews, cousins. sisters-in-
law and host of friends. Funeral
services will be held on Monday,
February %. at the Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church. with the Rev d.
r. Murray officiating Remains mas
be viewed on Sunday evening. Feb
ruary % at Horizons Funeral Home
/, l323 You ST. NV Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery %
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February 20. 1853. at Suburban Hos Hos.
loved wife Of DR.. Dean II. Harding
and mother Of Richard c.. Beverly
A. and Diane X. Harding; daughter
Of Mr.. END Mrs. Roy ], Hammond.
sister of Evelyn o. Bennett and
with the family at the Takdma
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll st. NV
tparkine opposite), on Sunday. Feb
ruary -. from pm until . pm
Private funeral services on Monday
. February % at ! 80 nm. Interment
Parklawn Cemetery The fsmily re-
querts that contributions be made
to the American Cancer Society In
lieu of flowers. %
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AELLLL FED u Members q y.
81. .|i.$ SYs :!.,s D. &; ' Sss b
e. KELLY at Chambers
Funeral Parlors. I4th and
Chaplin SITS, NV. at 8 pm
W. Sunday, February 81, 1863
The National Honor Guard will con-
duct the services.
PHILLIP 6. BLAIR, Commander.
LIE ROY cORBIN. Adiutant. 20
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RYNEx, PATTIE ]

Tuary ls. 1853. after a brief illness.
MR.. JAMES SCOTT Of f4l6 North
OF Mrs. Julia Scott. He also Is
survived by three sons. seven daugf1-
ters, ten grandchildren. one brother
one sister two sons-in-laW, one
daughter-in-law and host Of other
relatives and many friends. Re-
February 22, after 2 pm, at the
Hall Bros. Funeral Home. 621 Flor
IDA ave. NV. Funeral services on
Monday, February 30, at l pm,
at the Enon Baptist Church, 507 L
81 ne. the Rev Arthur Shineler
omciatins. Inteerment Eloree, s.. c
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CLUB CALENDAR

1882 Massachusetts avenue
NV.
ID. C. Chapter of the ASsO-
ciate Alumni Of Hunter Col
lege-2 pm. in the Hecht
Company Auditorium in Sill
yer Spring. Fashion show,
election of officers.
Columbia University Club
of WashingtOn-3 pm. at the
Chinese Embassy. Tea with
Ambassador George K. c.
Yeh.
Georgetown Business and
Professional WOmen's Club
$50 pm. at the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club, 1926
New Hampshire avenue NV.
Cocktails and dinner, third
birthday celebration. FASH
ion show.
The Washington Region of
WOmen's American orr
8 pm. at Indian Spring
Country Club. Annual dinner
dance.
The Diamond Wings -
8 pm. in the Cardinal room
of the South Gate Motel,
Glebe road in Arlington. An
niversary dance.
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

times. In washing them the
last time. I added ammonia
10 the water. II must have
affected the skin because the
gloves are hard and not
wearable nov.
Does anyone know how 10
restore the softness Of the
skin7
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TONIGHT


Naomi Chapter No. %,
O.E.S.-7:30 pm. at Ken
wood Country Club. Dessert.
card party and fashion show.
TOMORROW
Political Study Club - IL
am. at the Club. Voting from
IL am. to 2 pm. Meeting at
2 pm.
1t. Thomas Wyatt Wheel
er Chapter, Daughters of the
Union - 11:15 am. at the
Touchdown Club. Luncheon
meeting.
Colonel James Mccall
Chapter, DAR-l2:30 pm. at
the home of Mrs. Frank H.
Tucker. Annual meeting and
luncheon.
Potomac Chapter, ID. c.
Daughters Of the American
Revolution - 1890 pm. at
the home of Mrs. Richard G.
ste DIN an, 6204 Bradley
boulevard in Bethesda.
Luncheon meeting.
The Washington, ID. c.
Chapter of the National
Park College Alumnae AssO-
citation - 1890 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Thomas A.
Bradford, 1885 Quesada
street NV.
Phi Mu Sorority, Northern
Virginia Alumnae Chapter
1890 pm. at Evans Farm
Inn in Mclean, Va. Lunch
con meeting.
Dolly Madison Chapter,
DAR-1 pm. at the Column
bia Country Club. Birthday
luncheon. Speaker: Mr..
Richard Rowland, president
of the National Trust for His
toric Preservation, 1.-THE Flu
ture of our Past"
Keystone Chapter, OAR
2 pm. at the Chapter House,
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WEE WOMEN

veterinarian and got some
little tranquilizer or sleeping
pills.
Every morning before We
started, I gave her one and
she was no trouble in the
car. We had a carryall but
used it only to take the cat
into motels. We found a little
harness and leash very help
full for exercise and kept a
box Of kitty litter in the car.
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rug that IA very 'aded. Could
some kind reade' tell me II
these RUGS can I've stained.
dyed or painted sausfactori-
ly7 The rug is IN very GOOD
condition but not yay pretty
20 look at.
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Floor Covering

Mrs. D. r. L., Bethesda
/ am looking for practical
suggestions for floor covering
for a baby's room and some
advice on what to look for in
the purchase Of a baby crib
and a bathinette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

such Is schooling for the
children OF iunior and senior
high school age. housing ia
cllities, cost OF living. syna-
gogues and climate. etc.
Thank you.
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Vacation Ideas

Mrs. B. p, Shady Side
Can someone please sug-
gest where I and my two
pre-schoolers could vacation
in a warm climate on a tight
budget? Any ideas would be
appreciated.
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Children In Summer
4 Reader, Bovds

A Reader, Bovds
To Mrs. N. D. NJ. Washington
Eere Is the suggestion I'd
like % make 10 the working
mother with Sabotage chill
dren. Send them to the
country for the summer
months as we mothers have
done. They are cared for by
wonderful families and It's an
educational experience for
children. too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

Mrs. NJ. g.. Silper Spring
We are moving 10 Phoenix.
Arizona shortly and would
appreciate any information
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

Mrs. A. r. O.. Bethesda
Could readers please send
In names Of places desiring
Christmas cardsq Thank you.
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water. 2 cans liver pate. 2
small packages cream cheese
and tablespoon whiskey.
Heat the consomme In q
saucepan. add the sherry and
the gelatin. Pour half OF this
mixture In the bottom OF a
very well creased mold. ]
use a small tin one that is
about six inches across the
top and five inchts deep.
Place the mold In the re-
frigerator until the consom-
me mixture sets. II takes
about a half hour. Combine
the cream cheese which has
been allowed 10 soften at
room temperature and the
liver pate until II is smooth.
Also mix In the whiskey.
Remove the mold from the
refrigerator and pile the pate
mixture in the center Of the
mold leaving about a half
inch margin" making sure
that none Of 1t touches the
sides Of the mold.
Then pour the remaining
consomme mixture around
the sides Of the mold and
return to refrigerator until
II sets.
When ready to serve, I'M
mold on a fiat plate and
serve with crackers. The
liver mixture is in the center
of the mold and it is sur
rounded by the gelatin mix
ture.
! imagine you could make
this without the whiskey or
the sherry If you desire, al
though they do give it a
"twang" and I have never
tried not using it.
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Glove Restoring

Mrs. A. T. p, Washington
How does one restore a pair
of leather gloves? I have a
pair of doeskin gloves which
I have washed a number of
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Here's a ReeIpe Tor q Polo Mold
MRS. J. A. D.. Washington
To Mra. Z. S. T. Washington :

Here Is a recipe for pate mold which sounds similar
that described by Mrs I. s. T. have made this mold
many is delicious and It can be made
a day before serving.
The recipe calls for: beef consomme tablespoon
sherry envelope plain gelatin dissolved IN little cold
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Cot MOVING

Mrs. G. NJ. j., Siluer Spring
To Mrs. E. F.. Arlington
About a year ago we had
to move from the San Fran
cisco area to Washington.
Our cat was not a good
traveller because she got car
sick so before we started of
cross-country, / went to the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-15
FrederitksdaIe
FREDERICK SDAJE

FREDERICKSDALE - Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Clapper, of
GAINESVILLE, were recent visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Norval Carter.
Bob Young called on friends in
the Dale, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berman Fox
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Davis, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Miller
spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Maggie Beymer and fam
lily. Charles Beymer was dis
missed from Guernsey Memorial
hospital Saturday after being a
patient for the past four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis,
Mrs. Leslie Cater, Mrs. Ernest
Davis were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Smith in Zanes-
vile, Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Belle Cater and
grandson, David Leslie spent the
day with Mrs. Bob Young.