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DAVIS, ANNIE NJ. In loving memory
OF our dear mother and grand-
mother and sister who passed away
hve years ago today, May 16, 1855.
She was a wonderful mother.
With her loving smile each day,
Always trying to do for others
AS she journeyed on her way.
AS she toiled from morn till night,
With a gentle heart so tender,
Striving for the right.
Her kind words we're ever cheerful,
To the stranger or the friend;
All who knew her loved her dearly,
She was faithful to the end.
But that faithful mother has left US,
Where the sun is ever shining
DEVOTED CHILDREN, JOHN H.,
NJ R @ AR ET DUCKS
66FRPEEoEc 66RpEo' EcEoEkdE Ed GEANRsH5L- GIyAaNGsT6k,
ELSIE N. BANKS, ANNIE N.
GILES, DOLLY AND JOHN
R4IG RRAIITKE; SISTER MARGARET
JONES, FLORENCE &. In sacred mem
ory OF our dear mother and grand
mother who passed away three years
ago today, May 16, 1857.
We weren't there beside you
But, Mother, now and always,
We hold you in our hearts.
Sincere and true in heart and mind /;
What beautiful memory you left
behind.
LOVED AND MISSED, YOUR
DAUG HTER. EDNA WARE,
AND GRANDDAUGHTER. LOIS.
memory of our devoted mother who
passed away two years ago, May
16, 1858.
Two years has passed, dear mother,
Since you were called away;
How well do we remember
That sad and dreary day.
We often sit and think of you.
To think how quickly you left,
To know you could not say good-by
Before you closed your eyes.
God save us strength to bear 1t
And courage to meet the blow,
But what IL meant to lose you
The world will never know.
II all the world were ours to give,
We would give 1t, and more
To see thy face. dear mother,
Come shining throuEh the door.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
MOORE, EsTELLE. In loving memory
who departed this life one year
ago today. May 16, 1859.
We have only memory, dear
mother.
We ,Sln;Iih cherish our whole life
As we treasure the memory OF
HER CHILDREN. JAMIE. JEAN,
JAMES AND JOHN, AND HER
FIFTEEN GRANDCHILDREN.
THOMPSON. CATHERINE. In loving
memory Of our wife, mother and
grandmother, CATHERINE THOMP-
Gone is the face we loved so dear,
Silent is the voice we love to hear;
Too far away from sight or speech,
But not too far for thought to
Sweet to remember her who once
was here
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
TYLER, MABLE COOK. In loving
memory OF our loving sister ano
friend, MABLE COOK TYLER, who
passed away May 10. 1883. MAJ
her soul rest in peace.
What is time? Time is q theft,
theft and nothing more.
One by one he takes away
The ones we love and adore.
First our youth, and after that ii
done
He takes away them, one by one.
THE HOLIDAY CLUB.
WATTS. JAMES r. In loving memor!
of our dear husband and father
JAMES P. WATTS, who left us foul
years ago, May Is, 1856.
| His life is q beautiful memory,
His absence our silent grief
DEV OF z d WIFE, LILLE B.
SUSIE w WATTS AND JAMIE
". WYATT.
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DEATHS
I'M Mrn1nriaiit
Announeehenss A Of
1ARWfaaa kw Hh.-k..

BELL, MARY PATE; PATE, RUSSELL
MARY PATE BELL, who passed
away May l6, 1858, and my broth
er, RUSSELL C. PATE, who died
March IA, 1854.
Those we love never die.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SIS
TER, ETHEL PATE WILSON.
BOONE, ALTON B. A tribute of love
TO me ,.,Ssr memory d, Of our dear husband
was suddenly called away from us
eleven years ago, May 16, 1919.
1t is not the tears AZ the time that
are shed
Which tell Of the hearts that ar.
broken,
But the silent tears in after years
And remembrance silently
The flowers We placed upon your
May vither and decay,
But the love for you who sleeps
beneath
VIII never fade away.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER, JEAN
AND MARY LOU.
BoTELER, JOHN W. In loving mem
BOTELER, who passed away four
years ago today, May 16, 1856.
Gone is the face we loved so dear,
Silent is the voice we loved to hear,
Too far away for sight or speech,
But not too far for thought to
reach.
Sweet to remember him who once
was here,
And who, though absent. is lust as
dear
BERNARD, MILLARD, GORDON,
LAWRENCE, EARL AND ANNA.
BRIGGS, ELI J. In loving memory
Of my dear husband, ELI j. BRIGGS
who departed this life three years
ago today. May 16, 1857.
Always remembered.
DEVOTED WIFE, MRS. ANNIE
HENDERSON BRIGGS.
COLEMAN. HATTIE B. In loving mem.
ory of our mother and grandmother
who departed this life three year.
ago, May 10, 1857.
Your memories are a treasure
With which we will never part
Tho God has you in his keeping
We will always have you in oui
DEVOTED SON, WILLIAM COLE
MAN: DAUGHTER, DOROTHY
MAYNARD, AND GRANDDAUGH
TER, DoRREEN FOWLER.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CRYPTs EoR 9, in Garden Of Apostles;
lst 81 :19b; sacrihee. $3.50 cash.
FORT LTNCOT ". desirable lot, 0ray..
sites; $3.50. Call ia. T-l5S7.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatorilll

Cre1natorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th st and Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
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JENKINS, IRA s. On Sunday, May Is,
1850. at his residence, All Long
fellow st. NV, IRA s. JENKINS,
beloved husband Of Helen 4 jenkins
and brother Of Mrs. Ruth Hart, Mrs.
Mamie Saunders and Mrs. Dora
Morris. He also is survived by sew
eral nieces and nephews. Friends
Funeral Home. 1901 i4th st. NV,
after 10 am. Tuesday, May IL
tparking iRcilities). Services at the
above funeral home on Wednesday
May Is. at l pm. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery. The family sug.
sests that expressions Of sympathy
may be made in the form OF q con.
trioution to the Infantile Paralysi,
Foundation. IL
JONES, BASIL G. OF 341O A st. Sc.
on May Is, 1860. half brother d
sam r Boone. Remains al tht
Chambers Funeral Home, 517 1iti
st. Sc. on Monday, May 10, at /.
noon until Q pm. Interment Romeo
verte, W. Va.
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FRED ZIMMERS, Pres.
EDGAR J APELL. Financial Secy.

MAE coTToN Of SlS5 Allentown
rd., Camp Springs, Md, beloved
mother Of Mrs. Hazel Nets and
Hn Honn Herbert GOODWIN She also
Of other relatives ano many friends
Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines & Co. Funeral Home. 3OI5
18th st. ne, where friends may
call after . pm. Monday. May l6,
and where funeral services will be
held on Tuesday, May II. at II
am. lnterment National Harmony
Memorial Park. I6
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Nav ls. I5SI i5so. DoR9oHrRhYF 9H RhYFid1y. Y
HARDY. beloved wife OF Ralph
Edward Addison, mother oi VieEi
Janet and Brenda Hardy, sister Of
Edward M. Addison and erand-
daughter OF Mary B smith She
also is survived by other relatives
and nnG friends: The late Mrs. Hardy
neral Home, 80 H s.. ne, afIsY
pm. Monday, May l6, where
services will be held on TUESDAY,
May II. at 1870 am. Irttfment
Arlington National Cemetery. i6
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GUTHRIDGE. COL. PAUL FOSTER

On Monday, May Is, 1880. Osifh st ii,
GUTARpdE. Seioved Husband y
Ltt Lborstta N Gushridge, father oi
Eaeken James and brother Of Van
Friends may cali at the Ives Fu. ~
neral Home, 2s47 wilson bivo.,
Arnngton. Va, after z pm, on Mon
DAY, May lB, until $50 am, on
wednesday. May is; thence to Faith
Lutneran Church, Arlington blvd,
ana North Jackson st, Arlington,
Va; where funeral services will Be
reid at 10 am. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery
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BROWN, ANNIE. On Saturday, May IA.
1850; ANNIE BROWN of 1904
Charleston pl., Hyattsville, Nd, be-
loved wife Of the late Benjamin
wards. She also Is survived By one
srandehild. Elvin r. Edwards. and
three great-grandchildren, Sharon
Lynn Edwards, Karon Lee Edwards
and Carroll Ann Edwards. Services at
the GaSch Funeral Home, 4T39 Bal
timore ave, HyattSville, Nd, on
wednesday, May Is, at 9:lO am,
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
Friends may call after pm. Mon
DAY. II
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Gk0yE, John =: HarryI. on Sat-
GRoEVE GoiRsooEV Hsy " ssBs H. rinSy;or sSsS; JOHN f.
beloved father of Edith M Grow. rove
and brother Of Mrs. Nina Grove
Mattingly. Friends may call at the
residence. 1899 Tennyson 81. NV,
wnere services will be held on Tues
Congressional Cemetery. IL
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Sunday, May is, 1860, at his resi-
sESSAF6O finssi a5O oPss Pssk I'd, NV ,S.2 JOHN i;
Bernard v. GaSs Of Temple HiliS,
Md; son Of Catherine L. Gass and
the late William c. GaSS, brother Of
Frank. George, Charles, Lawrence
and the late Albert GaSS. Also sur
xlylng are three grandchildren.
Hanlon Funeral Home, 1881 Georais
ave. NV. on Monday, May IS, after
pm, until Wednesday, May liz.
az $50 am. REQUIEM mass at ST.
GaorleIs Church, Grant circle NV,
Cemetery. II
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HOMER. EMMA b. (nee HoLsT) Or

Sunday, May Is. 1860, EMMA B.
HOMER of 1907 Harling Ia, Be-
thesda. Md, beloved wife of Oscar
2. Homer mother of Charles II,
Homer, grandmother OF Charles H.
Homer. IT,; sister Of Lillian Gold
invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd,
where services will be held on
"wednesday, May IS, at . pm. In
terment Rock Greek Cemetery. II
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HEATHCnCK- NERcn q q. ,,.....
HIIER, ldIs MARIE. ON saturd.y. May "a

1850, MARIE HEiER HiShy; Of NAY io6oa 10
SraSsSn III. :, ,s ave, Silver Spring, Nd
Of Miss Lillian v. Loux and Fine
Heller. sister of Mrs. Anna Koe.
ming and Fred Stefeneck and Grand.
mother Of Margorie Heller. Mrs
Heler rests at the Warner Z. pun.
Silver Spring, Nd, where friend,
may visit on Monday from IL moor
Service will be held on wednesdsy
May Is. at 2:30 pm. at the WetSs
and Son Funeral Home. Philadel
pnla, Pa. 1nterment Sunset Memo,
rial Cemetery, eumerton, Pa. tPhiiS.
delnhia ne nSrs 49,. VI AiA
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STROUSE, RALPH Z. Suddenly on
SUNDAY. May. Is, 1860, RALPH e.
SLKopsE OF l40l Fairmont st.
Strouse, father of Mrs. Ruth Rob-
ertson OF Springfield, ". Va: Elmer
E, Glenn A. Strouse Of Washing
ton, d. c.; Homer A. Strouse Of
Kensington, Md; brother Of Mrs.
Strouse Of Andover. N Y: half
brother Of Mrs. Edith Cole Of Wells
vile, N. Y. He Is also survived by
ten grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren. Services at the s. II.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29OI l4th
st. NV, on Monday. May l6, at Z
pm. parking facilities). Interment
Frostburg, Nd.
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McfHEksON. HARVEY. On Friday,
May -; 1860, HARVEY McPHER-
Of Mrs Ada p. Lee, uncle OF Miss
MARY @. Wilkerson and Ernest T
Wilkerson. He is also survived BY
other relatives and friends. His re-
mains may be viewed after 4 m.
thews Funeral Home, 1919 i4th st.
NV. Oath st. at Sprint rdD, Fu-
neral tuesday, May II, at / pm
from the Metropolitan Methodist
church cemetarY ne
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May 10, 1866, at his residence,
$500 29sbec st. NV, OSCAR B.
MEEIrEEMAN M+I! EN- -. He is survived By
Mrs. Charlotte Erdman; two sisters
Mrs. Mark Fonoroff of Washington,
p; C.; Mrs. Henrietta Steiner Ci
Miami Beach, Fla, and two grand
cnildren. Friends may call at the
ave; NV, courtesy parking corner
18TH and @ SITS. n.w), where serv-
ices viii be held on Tuesday, MAY
II. at II am. Interment Ohey
flowers. The family requests con.
tributions to. the Heart Fund a,
expressions Of sympathy, In mo,.-n.
ing 1922 Davenport st. NV. II
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BRITTON, GERARD A, Memorial sery

- ices will be held By the
~N Prince GeorEes Volunteer
M2AdM Firemans Assoc. at s pm.
8ESN on Monday, May 1B, at
VHE Gasch's Funeral Home
NJ 4!39 Baltimore ave. Hy-
SS.p, ssttsyills Me,ro,, Nd, -.
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N, ANNIE. The officers and
members Of Adah Chapter,
m No. IS. o. Z. s., are re-
81 quested to assemble at the
HA Gasch Funeral Home. 413g
= Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Md. at 3 pm. Tuesday,
May Il, 1850, for the nur-
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1850: at the WashinSton Hospital
CenteT: .;T: SARAH HINES, beloved wife
Elva Rice. Mrs. Katherine Miller
John s. Hanna. and Frank Hanna
Ihere are several nieces and neph-
ews. Friends may call at the Ia
Eoma Funeral Home. 254 Carroll St.
NV, tparking opposite). after 4
pm. on Sunday, where services will
De held on Tuesday, May II, at l:45
Pm. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. ia
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SS, bers of Carpenters Local
q i:E$ #;:: $: !: =: ss;5 +;
~ IA, 1850. Members are
requested to call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mas
will be held Tuesday, May II. at
] pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. r,ro -,,,r
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May IL. 1900. SADIE "A 4. 6AsKiNs 6AlsssiSS;
OF 2SO4 Dunbarton ave. NV, slater
OF David Gaskins She also is sur
vived by other relatives and friends,
After 5 pm. TueSuay, May IL,
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You st. NV.
Funeral services will be held at
the First Baptist Church, 27th st,
and DunbaTtou ave NV, on
Wednesday, May is. at pm.
lnterment Union Baptist Cemetery.
Body viii lie in state at church
from $50 am Wednesday, May lS,
until time Of funeral
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CECIL J. Special COM
munication Of Navai
Lodge, No, 1, r. A. A. NJ,
day, May 16. 1860, for the
purpose Of conducting the
Masonic funeral services
for our late brother,
JEFFRIEs.
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souITIERI. LODOyICA c. OF 81.
tath ave. Capitol Heights. Nd, or
May ID, 1860, wife Of the late 10.
seph Sauitieri, mother OF Salvador,
and Vincent squitieri, Doroth,
ShtlSt: Sfsl,n: sssry Ms.y Van Dey1nder anC
oers Funeral Home, 5I7 lith ST
Sc, on Wednesday. May IS, At
Pm. lnterment, washington Ma.
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JACkSON, CoRENE. Suddenly, on
Sunday. May Is. 1850, at Provi.
dscsRssoHH ds9ss Hospital; 81 MRS; coRENI
sister Of Mrs. Sarah Kendrick anS
mother pf Sherman Aston. sSe PisS
leaves to mourn their loss her
mother. Mrs Martha Aston; one
otSther. Irving Aston; a host oi
Remains resting at the John r
Rnines g. Co. Funeral Home. 3OiH
18th st. ne, where friends maS
call after 4 pm. Wednesday. MAJ
iS. Funeral services Thursday, Ma;
u, at p.m., at the Greater New
Hope RaptfSt Church, Si6 9Th st
NV, the Rev. tCharIes II Han,iltor
omciatinR. Interment Camden. a q
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1ratha

JOSEPH I, on Friday.
ss hsy JosEPa Is sSG z ksEsEs a 6s'f5sSSTs S:iS9sa
husband Of Gertrude Ritz Kreamer.
Relatives and friends may call at
Collins Funeral Home. 1921 l4th
st. NV, after pm. Monday, May
16. Notice Of funeral later.
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GAN HoPPP2 off0Gi q s214 HcNkS 9sIns soR. g.,
sethssda. Nd, mother Of Mrs. David
4; ton C%hensy % and Mrs; Miles R Hous-
is survived by two srandchildTen
and three 'sreat grandchildren,
Friends may call at the GaWler
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
will be offered at the Church OF the
Little Flower, 56Ol Massachusetts
ave. Massachusetts, Hills, Nd, on
Tuesday. May II. at 10 am. Inter.
ment Mount Olivet CemaIsr1
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STONE, PATTI. on Saturday, May IA,
1880; at Doctors Hospital, PATTI
Nd, beloved wife Of Lloyd w. Stone
and father Of Victoria /, Stone
Friends may call at the Chevy Chase
Funeral Home, 5l03 Wisconsin ave.
NV, where services will be he'd on
fnteTmsnt fmeteneSasy' y. May Ma, is, at II am:
Evening star., 1960-02-05
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

reader please tell US about
schools (grade through junior
high) and housing in par
ticular?
Are new homes available?
Are new areas being Develop
ed? Are desirable home sites
available? Are there any par
ticular problems in getting
materials for building your
own home? Are costs pro-
hibitive? Would the cost of
living compare to the WASH
ington area or perhaps be
more reaSonable?'
Is Yuma considered a win
ter tourist area even to a
mild degree? We would
greatly appreciate any in
formation along these lines
as we are considering Yuma
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(not pure-bred dog now ten
months old and still she does
not bark at trespassers. We
would like her to bark at any
and all trespaSsers on the
premises, especially human
ones.
I would like someone to
tell me how you train a dog
to bark at trespassers every
time the occasion arises. She
Is an outside dog and we got
her for that specific purpose
when our other dog died.
Thank you very much.
Evening star., 1960-02-05

and they are sunlight and
hot water. Therefore, avoid
both.
When bleaching colors, use
only warm water. In fact, I
wash colors in warm and
even cold water at all times.
Use the usual amount of
bleach. which with a 16-gallon
washer. would be / cup Of
bleach. I. incidently. always
use a detergent rather than
soap.
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Shrinkoge

Mrs. E. L. NJ, Washington
I would like to know about
shrinkage Of wool and nylon
socks? Is there anything that
a housewife can do to lessen
shrinkage, other than wash
ing in luke-warm water and a
mild soap flakes?
Also, I have tried to re-
place pieces Of my china set
that have been broken or
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Clipped, but have been un.
able to locate a firm in WASH
ington that handles the pat
tern. The china Is by Boeren-
hoeve and the pattern is
Dutch Farm.
.
Ink Stains
Mrs. H. j.. Siluey Spring
To Mrs. D. D., Washington
Here is a recipe for remov-
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Following these directions,
you will never have color
fading, and. in addition, you
will be able to remove most
any stain.
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ing ink stains.
Try soaking the ink stains
in sweet milk for four or i've
hours. then rinse well in luke
warm water. A second soak
ing may be necessary.
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Visit Our Wheaton Plaza Store
Make q dote to shop tonight or tomor.
row in our sparkling new Wheaton
PIozo store, where you'll delight in the
wide selection Of sprine-fresh fashions
and accessories, on the lst fIoor.
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MiIdew on CoIored Clothes
To Mrs. D. W. X; Mrs. S. H., Fl

To Mrs. D. " K; Mrs S. r.. Fulton, Nd.
believe you will find solution to your mildew problem
On eolored clothes only II you will bleach
CuriouSly most hesitate to bleach on coors
when will actually brighten and restore their original
freshness. There is a right way to do this, however
First there factors that viii cause color fading
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as Q permanent home. Thank
you in advance.
Gould We please have
Miss s. DIS address?)
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Denver
Mrs. p. NJ. D., Mclean

I'd like some information
on actual living conditions in
Denver, Colo. I know what
the encyclopedia says, but I'd
like information about facts
OF living; prices of houses
dour bedrooms) to buy and
to rent; taxes Chow do real
estate taxes compare with
those in Fairfax County,:
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costs Of utilities; crowded or
uncrowded conditions of
schools.
The repeatedly better cli-
mate and more relaxed living
appeal to me. but these other
mundane considerations do
count.
Doq Minus Bark
Mr.. G. Y. Y, Beltsuille, Md.
! have q Cocker-Spaniel
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Yuma, Ariz.
S. D.. Bethesda
We are looking for all
available information on
Yuma. Ariz. Would some kind
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Correction
=. NJ. c., Washington
The recipe for saffron
cake contained two errors.
The 2 teaspoons Of shorten
ing should read 2 tablespoons
and the 2 tablespoons of bak-
ing powder should be 2 tea
spoons.
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Chevy Chase Wbs"On Plaza uun
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American Standard
is nationally known
and one of the largest
and most reputable
m a facturerS of
high standard gas
heating equipment.
These GlaSs-Lined
Water Heaters are
rust free and provide
an ample supply Of
sparkling clean hot
water.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
September II

Whitehead, outhor Of THE 81.
Story" shows how ond why the
f.b.I wo3 founded, how it operotes
and what it hos accomplished.
(Repeot.l
700
4-OverIond Troll. Western.
I Hour. "West of Boston," Flip
is tempted to give up the stooe-
coach business for morriooe when
he meets q pretty schooIteoeher.
Douglas Mcclure, Caroline Craig.
tRepeot.)
5-MiIt Grant Show.
Hour. Teen-oqers' dance party.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

4:30
4-Fumous Playhouse. Drama
"Deoth of SNORT Alec" Arthur
Space.
500
4-Tennis Championships.
COLOR. approximately IA Hrs.
National Singles ployed OF West
Side Tennis Club, Forest Hills,
N. Y.
7-Motty's Fund0y Funnies.
9-1960 Summer oiympies.
w Hours. From Rome. ItoIy.
5-Mr. District ATTORNEY.
OoVid Brion stors.
1.-The Lone Ranger. Western.
A gang of ruthless rustIers try to
moke q deol with O bond Of
ronchers Clayton Moore stors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Huntington CORE
Piekets YM(A

Huntington. w. Va. - CORE
members pickcted Huntingdon
two YWCA Buildings protestn:g
the refusal to admit Negroes TO
membership.
The CORE leaf.ci given to pas.
sersby pointed out that. In 1859
the United Fund contributed
$4,000 TO the YMCA - 2Oes Of
its annual budget. Yet. for year
the YMCA has used United Fund
money, contributed By the total
community for the benefit Of
only q part OF the community
Mrs. A. Page Simuel. secretary
OF Huntington CORE. asked csn.
cerned citizens to write protest
letters TO Mr.. Charles Lauccr
YMCA executive secretary Mr.
Lauer told the CORE negotiating
team that the refusal to admit
Negroes TO membership was
policy Of the Board Of Directors
and that Board would meet soon
to reconsider its policy
Mr. Lsveer aided thar the Ma.
iionsI YMcA's policy Is against
sesregsfion and u has recon-.
mended that local US follow This
policy. However. US make their
own decisions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Elected Trustee

GREENSBORO, N.C.-Thc Elec.
tion 81 two new members was a
highlIght 4f the annual meeting
II the Bennett College board
~ trustees here recently.
Chosen BY vnsnimoUs vote were
Mrs. Norman C. Cooper If Green's
boro and MRS. Richard o. Loen-
gard 81 New York City. Miss
Cooper is prominent in the az
fairs - fhc West Market Street
Methodist Church here. Mrs. Lo-
engsrd. . member Of The national
beard az directors OF fhe United
Negro College Fond Is also .
eo-ehsirmsn Of the funds wo-
mems division ~ New York City.
President villa p. Players an
nual report. with the theme En-
richmcnt Of the Bennett Expert
ence." was augmented by pre-
sensations by members OF the
faculty-staff. student body and
BY q prominent alumna.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Fire Control
Seminar Set

AN ARBOR-Tne fourth an.
rusl Irdl s'r.sl Fire Control SEN
.nsr @.ll be presented Nos ID
b. The Jnlyersiiy u Michigan
Eytersior Ser.ice IN cooperation
with national state and local in.
c8sfrisi organizations
The program is designed 10 as
slsi plan, managers. engineers
architects safety supervisors. fire
chiefs and other responsible per
sonneil IN problems cf industrial
fire suppression About 200 arc
expected 70 attend the program in
Rsckham Amphiihester
Aimed - reducing industry s
annual nultimillion dollar fire
loss The program will consider
essential fire problems Of both
large and small industrial plants
Au'horitlcs in many phases 81
industrial fire control will serve
Is lecturers President J Donald
Phillips II HiIlsdsle College will
address, q dinner meeting At 6
pm Tuesday, Nov /. in the
Michigan Union
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