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h6Si5ss si:SssF q r. sdss dsss' wS.Rih.tdS MERhaIAa
st. Ksnsington, Nd. husband OF
the late Mary A.. Moulden, father
of Mrs, Eleanor NJ. CerVenka, Mrs.
n2S Ssr.Ss NOot.nSSo%; tsTSDSSn Sroah.f sTd NTs q
Walter Moulden. There also are
four grandsons and one grand
daughter Mr.. houlden rests At the
Warner z. Pumphrey Funeral Home.
tA qsorsia ave. SILVER spring,
Saturday, January .. 1880, at
pm, (parking feeilitiesl. Interment
Rockville Cemetery,
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
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DAVIS. ADA y. on Thursday, De-
cember ~, 1859. at her cesidence.
Va. ADA N. DAVIS. sister OF Mrs.
Minnie Thomas Of Arlington, Va,
and Mrs. Bessie Turner Of Fred
erick, Nd She also is survived
by six nieces and two nephews
nfral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd. Ar
Iington, Va. where funeral services
Elll oe held on Saturday. January
x az pm Interment Andtew
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PAULINE 4. tnes
20, 1859. PAULINE A. wIGHING-
TON Of 42IS Matthews lane. Ken
sington, Md. beloved wife of Victor
Wiahington and mother Of
Of Mrs. Grace Z Sokolwski Friends
are invited TO call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Rob-
ert A Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd,
after z pm, Friday. January /.
1880. Requiem mass will be Of
fered on Monday. January 4. At
the Holy Redeemer Catholic Church,
Kensington. Md. at g:45 am. In
terment ArlinGton National Gene
terry. 3
WOLF, GEORGE p. Suddenly, on
SsoRaE SWsso6Rs;dsy RStP 4ssfPOef ef s 30 1I15s 1882
ham rd., FloIrtown. Pa, formerly
Of washinGton. D c.. husband Of
Belle Graham Wolf and father OF
Mrs. Frances Crock and Mrs. Ann
MartE. Funeral seryices..at 2 pm.
Saturday, January 2, 1890. at The
Lutz-Hofman Funeral Home, Car
#s KS
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CLANCY, con. THOMAS MnRRIs.

USA Medical CorDsJ tretired1. On
tuesday; December 90. 1859. at
MsltsT Eeea army Hospital; COL.
Medical Corps retired. cf Dun
kirk. Md. father Of Mrs. Virginia
Ran Of 1914 3:d st. NV. Iwife
Mary Morris Booth OF West Palm
Beach, Fla. twife. Of Col. r. o.
Boothl;. brother Of the Misses LII
Ian and Martha B. Chaney q 1923
Connecticut ave NV: Mai. Gen.
James = chaney. usAF (Tetifed1i
Of WaShington. q C.. and Or. viii
liam Calvert Chaney Of Memphis,
Tenn, He also is survived by four
grandchildren. Friends may call
2, 1850. at GawleF's Chapel. 1855
Pa, ave. NV courtesy parking,
18th and O sis. n.wJ. Services
will be held at Fort Myer Chapel
on Monday. January 4. at 1 pm.
Interment Arlington Nationai Gem
etery. with full military honors. 3
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GRAY. EMORY o. on Friday, January
pitaI ls0Ii ioR9 q R' g 3 oR4Y Sn'gf' q 4Ss5 hS.l
Hunt 81. ne, devoted husband Of
Ora q: Gray, beloved father Of Mrs
Mariorie O, Jackson and william
srs tr ssers sS sasss on. & r6aSsf %Ssrn 6n: n:
son.in-law. Mr. Leo Jackson. other
relatives and many friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines &
GO. Funeral Home. 39ls 18th st.
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BERRY. ELLA. On Wednesday. De-
ELLA BERRY. mother oi Mrs. Mar
ssret Butler OF Washinston. d, c..
and Walter Berry Of Aquasco. Nd:
sister of Wade Chesley. Louise skim
ner and Clarence Butler, and srand-
and Alfred Butler. Friends nay
call on Friday, January L, 1860.
TO 10 pm. at the Kelson Fu-
neral Home, Aouaseo,. Nd. Funeral,
Church at II am. Saturday. jan
vIs: Iary !: 1860. 1ntermsnt church
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cent rd,,. oreenbelt. Nd. on De
ssmSs5s g; 1889. ,oa: moth:r Of. e oscIss g,
A. Biekerton; sister Of Ada Myers
and Grace Dihenbaugher. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, 5sOl
Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Nd, Cn
am, interment Fort Lincoln Gem
etery-
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TAYLOR, SHARON A. On Thursday.
December ga 1859. at the District
General Hospital; SHARON A lay
Taylor Of 1921 7th st. NV. Friends
may call at Latney's Funeral Home,
1892 11th ct. NV, after ) pm.
Friday. January i. 1900. where fu-
neral services will be held on satur-
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery.
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BELL. CLARENCE. On. "wednesday,
December 80, 1859, CLARENCE
BEL BEL Of Bowie OWE IA bsloysa huss
father Of William Bells. He alto Is
survived by his father, Emerson
Bell; two brothers. Percy and Les
ter Bell; one sister. Iva Olinger.
ann friends may cali al the Gaseh
Funeral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsyille, Nd. where services will
pc held on Saturday, January 2.
1850, at 2:30 pm. fnterment Fort
lincoln Cemetery
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ENEhEIIs FhANALIN On ETIuAyl
December %, 1859, at the Wssh-
! EVERETT. husband Of Helen Ev-
! erett, son Of Helen and Edward
Everett. father of Lyme. Douglas.
Robert. Maurice and Arthur Everett.
oths1 so r,l.tivss isNsn sns Oy ,rienS. ln ts h.
late Mr.. Everett may he viewed at
the Stewart Funeral Home. 30 H
st. ne. after IL am. Friday. jan
uary /, 1860. Mass will be Of
the Holy Name Catholic Church.
1lth and X SITS. ne. at . an.
lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 1
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{; s;m9:I 's9o:s :s lEs.SSg. {AMEs a.li1:5 BILL
husband Of Mrs; Anna May Hill.
dreh. James p. r.; Louise. John
r. CLYDE W. Gloria. Grace and
Clara Hill. AIRS. Christine Peters
and Mrs Anna May Pell: three sis
ters. Mrs. Florence Robertson. Mrs
ton; one brother. John r. Hill:
eight grandchildren, other relatives
and many friends. After 8 pm.
Friday, January i. 1860. remains
will lie in state at the Second
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday. January .. at 12
noon, the Rev. J a. Brown Gfhciat-
in9 Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Arrangeemnts by Nor
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LEE MARY. On Tues
dav nararphar InEO AADV TEE

day: December 90. 1859. MARY LEI
JEFFERSON She is survived b!
her loving mother. Jennie Jefier
son; two sisters, Susie Ann johnson
HALEY. e johnnie nHnGa Richa2d n 0fG5ssIS oseaT
Eddie and Lloyd Jefferson! on. aunt
Lula Kimberlake: two brothers-in
law and many other relatives AM
friends Friends may call ct tn
tb y Il Bacon PGnss1l oD E1loiE Home I52;
!, 1850. after S pm. Services vii
Be held at s ON. Interment LcuisI
KANE, MARGARET. On Tuesday, De
pitai. MARGxRET KANE ef II,
Efs EHtn Of cfr0lins he a.. USn sSs S.iGys ave-
mother q John NJ. Thomas j.. DR.
James z. Connor and Mrs. william
James p Do9"hay Ry.n Funeral Funeral H5%. f5S% r
usry = 1850. at at s:so csSp'aIS' a.m. re Re
At, 10 am, Relatives and friend
fTnyitsd; Tnrn.,i 1ntermsnt Mount OLIVE
KREUTER, HENRY T. OF e2os
sthsr ed'Sfno y %s RcssId ssEsR wsEr / T'St1
James Nester Juanita. DarlenI
Barbara, Betty. Phyllis and Waite
Kreuter; brother Of Mrs. Paulifi
Linkin and Charles Kreuter. SerV
Ices at Chambers Funeral Hemi
517 Ilth st. Sc. on Saturday, Jan
uary .. 1880. at 1l:30 am. In
terment Washington National Gem
etery
MADEoY. SAMUEL. On Thursda,
nsse%S;T REnR6y Of 81 li,ao1 1879 Isi, 3 sAMuE z
beloved husband OF sophie Madeo
and devoted father OF Jake
Madeoy. Mrs. Reye suEarman. Mr.
Rockey Lang. Mrs Zelda Wasser
man and Mrs, Ida Harab. He ais
is survived by q brother. Fisht
Madeoy, and nine grandchildren
Funeral services ct the Bernar
Danzansky a Sons Funeral HON,
1901 l4th st. NV, on Friday, jar
uarv /, 1850. at 12 noon. Inter
nent District Of Columbia Lod0
Ceemetery, Memorial week, 123
Underwood st. NV In lieu 4
fiowcrs family suggests contribution
may be made 10 -FOUR favorii
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MORTON. c. FRANKLIN. On wednes-
day, December 80, 1859. at George-
STgHNKL{N sTSH HsiysEsIsT SosTToN HS:H S:1S:d hus G.
band Of Louise K Morton and son
call at the De Vol Funeral Home,
1924 Wisconsin ave. nv. until
pm Friday. January |. 1880. Sery-
ices at the Baumeister Mortuary,
York. Pa. on Sunday, January. 3,
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COOK, ELIZA JANE. On rhur,dav

dsns.a Sd st. sS2S n. Z ELlzA "a JANE tsi
COOK, beloved wife Of William
Cook, mother OF Elizabeth J. Lewis,
grandmother Of Wilbur p Lewis
and sister Of BEATRICE Hieklen, Fran
also is survived by other relatives
and friends Tie lste Mrs. Cook
may be viewed at the above resi-
dence after IL am. Sunday. jan
uary 3. 1850. Funeral on Monday.
Church, 424 I'd st. ne, at / pm.
.lnterment LiTcoln Memorial Gene
terry. Services by Stewart. 2
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Wednesday, December 80, 1855,
MARY A, CMAMIEI cADEII, be-
loved mother of Mrs. Agnes B, LuS-
lkey and Mrs Mary Belle williford.
and sister Of Albert z. Simpson
and Mrs. Dollie z. Bell. She also
and one great-Erandchlld. Funeral
from the Simmons Bros Funeral
Home, 1851 Good Hope rd. s.e.
parking facilitiesD. On Saturday
January ., 1850, at 10 am. Fu-
neral services al the Christ Epis-
eopal Church, Clinton, Nd at
lO:3O am. Interment WASHINGTON
National Cemetery. Remains may
De viewed after pm. Thursday,
December al
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TSuf'd.y,. p.esmesS si' .isse; d I!
place NV. MARY oERkRD MUIR.
and Mary D Murray " sister Of
Jerry and Margaret Mary Murray
and granddaughter Of Clara H
o Donahoe, Friends may cali at her
late residence, where prayers will
be offered at 9:3O am. Saturday
January 2. REQUIEM mass rill be
said at the Blessed Sacrament
Catholic Church, Western ave. and
Quesads st, NV, at 10 am. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery
Please omit flowers.
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December 81. i $50. DAVID oERTs-
MAN. beloved husband Of Tania
GertsmGn and devoted father OF
man. ali Of Silver Spring. Nd. He
also Is survived by q brother. Ben
oertsmsn Of Chieago. III. and q
sister. Mrs. Rebeeea Morros Of De-
trott; Mich Services At the e. D.
42I7 9th st, NV, on Friday. jan
uary /. 1860. at pm. Inierment
Mount Lebanon Memorial Park, In
mourniag ct S302 Navahoe drive,
Silver gnFfn0 Nd
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YOUNG, WILLIAM c., yr. The mem.
DRY, Is stlll fresh OF my devoted
husband. WILLIAM C YOUNG, jr.,
who passed on six years ago.
Love never dies.
WIFE, ISABELLA L. YOUNG.
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December 80. 1859. IDA EELLE
WELLS. beloved wife OF the late
Stewart @. Wells, mother of Rob-
ert A. Wells and sister CT Mrs
Mabel Hambrecht OF Fort Plain,
n. Y. and John II. Storm Of
0ouverneur, N. Y, Friends are in
yited TO cali at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A.
Pumphrey. Bethesoa, Md. where
services will be held on Saturday,
January .. at II am. ILterment
PaTklawn Cemetery
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SMITH. ROSE Z. On Thursday, De-
cen Ss:TSs, .,,,. 81 lsss; wss; Al, A. ths hUps Of
vills, Nd; ROSE z SMITH, beloved
SrH HesRsGn't %.n oS.r..sn tHs sl''f5 81 soeS e.
csI;o iIIs as as NE, H,s'f nv,S Hnsar E0Ssy,h q oi
Decatur, Ga: Mrs. Elizabeth WAL
Lucy Battle Of Miami, Fla Friends
may cal at the Tyson Wheeler
Funeral Home. 1881 East Mont
gomery ave Rockville pikel. Kock-
vile. Nd. orayeside services on
Saturday. January .. 1850, at
an. n Rockville Cemetery, Rock
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December a. 1889. NARY ALICE
Muck. mother % Of IN Mrs " BeSey % Jean N
sloan and Robert R. Muck. daushter
Of Miss Frances Smith. Mrs. Ruby
Q. FrAley. Frederick W, and Oliver
L. .s sm.a q me coon;sId sIds Sus, s,. nyl,ss Nams
of Robert A Pumphrey, Rockville,
Nd where services will be held
on Saturday. January >, 1850. at
pm Interment Forest Oak Gem
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MORTON. DIR. PRED d. On Tuesday.
psssTssS HosTsSs e. Z, Isis Isfs Pr Pr FRED 3. 3
Surviving are foster daushter.
voted friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
?. Jameson, and many others. After
Pm. Friday, January ], 'p60.
friends are invited to eGil at the
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920 tth
ST. NV. where services will be neld
on Saturday. January 2. at IL
I'm Interment lincoln Memorial
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,AAA steel Council. No 2i8a,
~ RahfHsi S6tliasd 81 81 fSiu%Saih iSs dsath 'Gi oi
NY MURPHY. sr.. and are re.
quested to meet at the Warner z;
es%Ph1'y .1Yas puns5,l sIy.r TS%is S4is. SiS4
Sm on rritsay toa rsssons SinIS5s sSeO sSe rosary s
JOHN A, EYERETT. q, K.
WILLIAM " JouvENAL. p 8. 1
SrSEoLts S.S B:e.%s.I ag.IA g. ISss 81 ";fsi ;Grr1
i ssns s'Gao:!SI y !sI,.s 8 SSt Mfbes: \: nv Il
R:isal. R:Eil fln'p1d s. Ct carlisle ki.E'SEe %s
Virsinia Mason Whitley Of Frs- e
mont, N c, Friends may call at
Joseph aawlsr's Sons. 1855 Pa ave.
i, 1860, where prayers win be said
at p:30 am, Saturday. January 2:
thence TO the Epiphany Catholic
Church, 2712 Dumbarton ave. NV.
sa:'' IHs.Hm!nt %as' S Rock e 0is:f ci:sf c;n. &
ocoNNOR. CYNTHIA ANN, On
Wednesday. December 30, I95s, q
CYNTHIA ANN OCONNOR, infant
daughter Of Richard II. and Rand
Marie O'Connor; sister CT Susan
and sandra ,o'connor and erand-
Dompierre and MI. and Mrs. Frank
J, O'connor. Friends may call al
the. Lee Funeral Home, 4th st
and Mass. ave. ne. where services
will be held on Saturday, January
2. 1860. at 1l.30 am lntermeni
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
PERKINS. PARIE. On Tuesday. De.
@H'f efta pAs1E lgssh PehkNs N'sSa!sSs y !sSs HSi 81
st., ne, mother Of Mildred Perkins
beloved sister, Of Emily NJ. Muir.
ply. Baker clsrks, Minerva Mead.
ows, Jessie, Marie. Johnny ant
William Mungo. She also Is sur.
viyed BY one uncle. one aunt. Other
relatives and friends, The late
Mrs. Perkins may be viewed at tht
Stewart Funeral Home, 80 H st
ne. from IL noon to 4 pm. Fri.
Day. January l.. Funeral and in.
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HAGER, CARL a. IALLlD. On
his huTssEdS residence eefGpsr foIs North aoss @ ID.
HAGER. beloved father Of John p.
and Harry G, Hager. sr.. and Mrs.
at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson. blvd. Arlington, Va, where
funeral services Will be | eId on
Monday, January 4. at , pm In
terment Mount Olivet Methodist
Church Cemetery, Arlington Va 3
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Payne WHO Killed Gail Preston" 1888.
Don Terry. 1000
"Young Tom Edison" 1910. Mickey Rooney.
500
"You Were Never Lovelier." 1912. Fred Astaire.
1o:3o-5
"The Great Victor Herbert" 1889. Allan Jones.
10:30-e
"Blue Vail" 1851. Jane Wyman. 1907
"cive My Regards to Broadway" 194e Charlie
RuggIes. 11:15-4
"The Night Key" 1897. Boris Karloff. 12:4o-9
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p. .N.

Fridoy P.M.
"UnhoIy Four" 1854. PauIette Goddard 1905
"Flisht Command" 1910. Robert Taylor.
500
Ruthless" 1898 Zachary Scott. s:oo-5
"Hunehbaek Of Notre Dame" 1889. Charles
laughton 1l:oo-5
"Frenehman's Creek" 1914. Joan Fontaine.
Ills
Adventures Of Captain Fabian" 1851. ErroI
Flynn. 1851
Whom the Gods Destroy" 1894. Robert Young.
1:25-9
Soturdoy AN.
WELLS Fargo Gun Master" 1851. Allan Lane
800
"Seeret Valley" 1896. Richard ArIen. 1905
Treasure Of Monte Cristo" 1850. Glenn Ian
gan. 1905
SoturdGy P.M.
"Son Of Kong" 1882 Robert Armstrong. 1905
"Tarzan and the Amazons." 1o45. Johnny
WeismuIIer "Kid Nightingale" 1889. John
The Sunday Stor TV Mosozine. VI
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Revolutionary Slayer tablet acts directly on
CRITICAL AREAS Of POLLEN IRRITATION

Working through the boodstream DRISTAN: DECONGESTS
swollen nasal passages Unbocs congestion deep in the
sinus where sprays and mss may reach RELIEVES
watery itchy eyes checks snes sneezing free
breathing PROTECTS against further pollen irritation This
season. don't have to suffer the maddenng mees of hay
fever and other pollen aeges DRsTAN Deconeeant Tablets
remarkable medical achievement bring quick ngaSng relief
Working through the boodseam, DRSTANs decongeant
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Shrink swollen tissues drain clogged passages Breathing
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ca protective barrier curb further pollen irritation This
DRISTANs kind of relief swift. prolonged. effective Millions
already depend DRIsTAN for relief of hay fever mse Why
donyou? be pollen invasion
Decongeant Tablets And important accept no substitutes!
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ShrinkS HenlOrrhOids
New Way
Without Surgery
STnpS ITcu pEIIcVIS pAIN

SIUFS llCH kELIEVES PAIN
For the first time science has found
a new healing substance with the as
tonishing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids and to relieve pain = without
surgery.
In case after case. while gently re-
lieving pain, actual reduction Shrink
agel took place.
Most amazing of all - results were
so thorough that sufferers made as
tonishing statements like "Piles have
ceased to be a problem!"
The secret is a new healing sub
stance tBio-Dyne'( discovery of
wOrld-famOus research institute
This substance is now available in
sHppository or ointment form under
the name Preparation H. Ask for it
at all drug counters money back
guarantee. Reg. us. Pat or
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Cood-0ire' With Two
Elegant Perfumes
Destroys Room Odors

does not leave heavy scent or smeI
Destroys strongest OdOrs-onion, garlic, cigal
cooking, bath or sick room.
Works for hours: Invisible vapour floats in ali
Stops Odors as they spreads thru house
Freshens closets, clothes. dropes-saves DIR
cleaning bills-no spotting or staining.
Freshens air at night for better sleeP-keer
acrid smoking odors from irritating nose, sinul
Fights Flu and coIds-sprays away airborn
germs-for purer, fresher air.
SUNDAY THE STAR MAGAZINE W.
Evening star., 1960-08-31
Ask kDOROTHY
DRAPER
How to Pretty Up
Your Clothes Closet

Let's open your clothes
closet today and see what
it looks like! Unless yours is
an exception there isn't
room even for the proverbial
skeleton. And what it needs
is reorganizing and pretti-
flying.
Personally I prefer a closet
wallpapered in q gay pat
tern, and I'd do without all
those fancy plastic zippered
bags that are such a nuisance
to unzip every time yon want
anything.
One exception might be the
new zippered clear plastic
10-shelf shoebag (4.99 which
hangs up and keeps the dust
from your suedes and patents.
An 8-inch hook on your
closet door and wherever it
will fit inside of your closet
(not to interfere with the
main pole) offers an extra
dividend in space.
Pick out a pretty color
from your wallpaper and
paint the shelves. A contrast
ing by-the-yard edging fem
iniZeS the interior.
I saw some pretty Sachet
balls (some flower topped
for closets from 81 to So the
other day which would lend
your favorite scent to your
clothes.
But on the practical side,
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most of us need to weed out
the clothes we very seldom
wear. Why not give them to
someone who needs them?
Then re-hang your suits,
dresses, coats in some sort
of order. You'll be amazed
at what a little reshuff1ing
can do. And a pretty closet is
easier to keep neat somehow.
Try it and see!
Mrs. L.V.H. asks:
Il live in a large room in
a nurses home. Walls are a
soft pale green. Rug brown
with delicate colored flowers
(sparingly) blond table and
lamp. Blond head (bookcase)
board on Hollywood bed with
spread of natural color with
black, brown, green and white
lines forming large plaid. One
brown chair, also one green
plastic chair. Platform rocker
(antique) nylon curtains.
Could I use draperies? If
so, what color and material
would you advise? Also any
other ideas to make it liv-
able"
Dear Mrs. L.V.H.
You need a little blaze"
Of color. How about luscious
tangerine curtains? Indian
Head is inexpensive, washes
well and doesn't fade. Could
you cover that brown chair
in tangerine? That would
help.
Get some black and pure
white touches around. Green
plants in white pots. Black
picture frames. Have a bowl
Of oranges in view.
Mrs. W.R.C. asks:
MY kitchen is painted
beige color, woodwork natural
color. The windows have
traverse rods and I wish to
continue using draw drapes.
What color curtains do you
suggest? I have been using
beige background with red."
Dear Mrs. W.R.C.:
Would you like a white
background with beige and
black plaid or print for a
change? Or a chocolate brown
with massed rows of yellow
and white ric-rac braid?
(easily added.)
BE Your Own Decorator" a fos-
cinotine and most informative book
let by Dorothy Droper is ovoiIobIe to
readers Of The Evening Stor. Send
Is cents in coin and your name ond
oddress printed to Dorothy Draper,
core Of The Stor. Mrs. Draper,
eonnot answer personal moiI, but
will use questions Of widest general
appeal in her column.
Copyright 1860. Dorothy Draper
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was not a great deal. Mark
packages clearly Printed
Matter Rate" Here is the
note I received. postmarked
P.O. Box 2131. Taipei, For
mosa, Free China:
Dear Friends. Thank you
for your packages Of used
greeting cards received this
week. These will bring great
happiness to the children Of
Formosa, and to those who
are i'll.
1--WE will have a Bible verse
printed in Chinese character
on each one before they are
given out, so that they carry
Gods message too.
1--WE believe that these
bright cards bring an un-
spoken message from the
land across the seas to the
people here, which tells of
the love and unselfishness of
those who took the time to
send them.
Little children running
home from Sunday School
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- MRS. MESTA
ON CIVIC
COMMITTEE

Mrs. WILDER Brucker,
Commissioner Pearl Carter
Pace and Mrs. Perle Mesta
are among a number of
area women named to serve
in the new administration
of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs.
The new president of the
federation, Mrs. E. Lee
Ozbirn of Oklahoma City,
Okla. and this city. has
announced the following
appointments:
Mrs. Brucker, wife of the
Secretary of the Army,
honorary chairman of the
department of interna-
tional affairs; Mrs. Pace,
chairman of the Foreign
Claims Settlement Com
mission of the United
States, member of the fed
eration's legislative COM
mittee, and Mrs. Mesta,
former Minister to Luxem-
bourg, chairman of the
United Nations division.
Also appointed were
Mrs. T. David Gates, re-
tiring president of the Dis
trict Federation, to be
chairman of the U. s.
Savings Bonds division:
Mrs. Clarence Milton
Fisher, chairman of the
music division; Mrs. Con-
stante Batoon, interna-
tional hostess; Mrs. Clar-
ence D. Wright, member
of the reviSions committee;
Mrs. Hester Beall Proven
sen, chairman of the public
speaking division; Mrs.
William S. Murray of Hol-
Inns, Va, chairman of the
children and youth divi-
sion, and Mrs. Charles o.
Middlekauf of Hyattsville,
member of the credentials
committee.
Evening star., 1960-08-31
Flag Presented

Hawaii's ratification of the
constitutional amendm ent
giving a vote to District resi-
dents received official ap-
probation from the District
Department of the Ladies
Auxiliary to the Veterans of
Foreign Wars with the pres
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WEE WOMEN

a share in this happy part
of our work.
In His name we thank you
and in the name of the
humble people who will re-
celve them. Yours in HIS
service, Lillian r. Dickson"
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Nursery Help

MIS-. j. b. r., ATHngLOn
Our neighborhood wants to
start a cooperative nursery
for its pre-school children.
We have less than 10 chill
dren ranging in age from two
to five years.
If any OF you have had
experience with such a prof.
ect, we would appreciate your
knowledge.
Also information on any
handcraftS that would be
suitable to this age group
would be more than welcome.
Thank you for your help
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

baking powder. " teaspoon
baking soda and / tablespoon
Of either vanilla or almond
flavoring,
Cream sugar and shorten
ing. Sift dry ingredients to-
gether and add eggs, flavor
ing and half the milk. Beat
two minutes and add remain
ing milk. Beat two more
minutes. Bake in creased
wax paper-lined 8x3 loaf
pans in 325 degree oven.
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entation to the Hawaiian De-
partment Of a 50-star Ameri-
can flag at the auxiliary's
national convention in De-
troit last week.
Mrs. Peter Petrzala, Dis
trict Department president.
made the presentation to
Mrs. Earl j. Stephenson, her
Hawaii counterpart.
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Editors Note

Reoders' cIeorins House operotes
os q public service exehonse Of
ideos between Washington oreo
reoders Of The Stor. II is con-
Quoted entirely through the mol.
All letters must bear the writer's
full nome and oddress. Pleose send
replies according to subject motter.
NOT initioIs. Letters received in
response to queries will either be
published or forwarded to the per-
son mokins the inquiry.
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with a bright card in hand
and happiness in their hearts
are part of the result.
"The leper patients and the
aboriginal patients receive
them too, and it cheers them.
Always with the gay greet
ing card is also the love of
God printed in Chinese for all
who can read.
I'VE thank you for having
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Pork Chops

Mrs. S. T., Washington
I would like to know If any
Of you readers would have a
recipe for sandwich pork
chops" It is made with
biscuits and the biscuits and
pork-chops are baked to-
gether in gravy.
Thank you.