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BEARD. LoTTIE ELIZABETH. On sun

day December 3. 1851. at Ann
AAE2AsEfH AEI2dis nf5R BEARb HoSo'1 oi shady dS SD
drive. Edgewater, Md. formerly G
Washington. D. C. wife Of william
W Eeard. Sr. mother of Mrs. Loui
G. Hodges, Mrs. Earl R. Beard, Mrs
Robert L. Peacock. Mrs Charles L
Butler and William w Beard. jr
sister of Mrs Charles H Leavel
There are 81 grandchildren, 3
ereat-grandchildren and five great
Observation-Disclosures also surviving
Mrs. Beard rests at the Warner
Pumphrsy Funeral Home. S+3
GeorGia ave. Silver Spring. Nc
parking facilities where servic
will be held on Thursday. Decembe
:. at 1l::ip am Interment GeorE
Washington Cemetery. Friends ma
visit at the funeral home after
p IN Tuesday. December >. 8
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aRTZ. MARY ELIZABETH. On Mon

day, December 4, 1881 at her
MARY EL1zABETH ARTz, beloved
wife of the late Harry L. ArtZ.
mother of Mrs. Richard H Frobose
Of the home address, Winifred L,
Artz of Washington, D. c.. and
Randolph K. Artz of Alexandria,
Va sister OF A. R Spiker Of Wet
more. Kans. She also is survived
bv three grandchildren and two
great-srandchildren Friends may
call at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29O1 14th st NV. after
pm. Tuesday, December ) park
Ing facilities. services at the above
funeral home on Thursday, Decem- :
ber :. at II am. Interment Fort
lincoln Cemetery
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lrafhs

NELSON, ANNIE. Departed this If,
suddenly, on Sunday. December 3
nv; ,ohIT ANNE NELSON n5L;SN: She She leaves
three nieceS. GLADYS Tinsley, Doris
Casey and Evelyn Lewis, all OF
Washington, d. C.; one nephew
@eGrss Geny tIsds 5sw: seSsTa cousin ape
December q. at Smiths Funersj
may be contacted at 52O7 Clay 81
day, December 2, from the above
, funeral home at pm, intermen nj
National Harmony Park
NEY, FERDINAND M. On Monday
pssember 4 1881, FERDINAND M
devoted father Of Mrs.. c Carl Te Robin, snG
Ney Of Savannah, Ga. He also /,
scn.ysS sSrviysd BY tSo ss,!I sisters Ms. Lsor
Clarence Wise OF ST., Louis, Mo; :
brother, Carl Ney OF Harrisonbure
Va. and five grandchildren. Mr.
Ney rests at the, Bernard DanzanskS
a. Sons Funeral Home. .35Ql 14tf
December g. Funeral services at In,
Washington Hebrew congree ation
3s35 Macomb st. NV. at > pm
1nterment Washington Hebrew Con.
gregation Cemetery. q
PATTERSON. GEORGIA. On Monday
TERsoN OF 945 r ST. NV. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements BY
the Jarvis Funeral Home.
PuGSLEY. HERBERT MALCOLM. Sud
denly, on Friday, December i, 1861
az the Washington Hospital Center,
HERBERT MALCOLM PUGSLEY OF
ISL Sherman ave. NV, Apt, /,
Past Master Of Felix Lodge, No.
j, Prince Hall affiliation. He is
survived by one daughter, Mrs. Bes-
sic Gage. OF Washington, d. c.; a
devoted friend. Mrs Emma VI. john
son, and a. host OF other relatives
and many friends. Remains OF Mr.,
Pugsley may be viewed on Tuesday,
December B, after . pm. at the
@l2l 10th st. NV. Funeral services
on wednesday. December q. at the
Trinity A. NJ. E. Zion Church, 3D.
PARK rd, NV. the Rev. John III.
Satterwhite officiating. Interment
carver Memorial Cemetery.
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GE GRAND Of 5as1 Ian lamont mH~H1nSA ST. n.|.
Apt. 30, beloved husband of Main
lie Grand. Also surviving are two
sisters. four brothers. other rela-
lives and many friends. After 4
pm. Tuesday. December 5. friends
are invited to call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home 1870 9th st. NV.
Funeral services at the Mount Car
mel Baptist Church Sd and Eye
SITS. NV. at l2:3O pm Wednes-
day. December 9. Interment Ar
ington National Cemetery.
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PUGSLEY. HERBERT nj. The nfficer.

HEhbERT NJ. The Offlcers
and members OF Felix
Lodge, No. 3, F, and A. M.
will assemble in a special
communication on WLdnes-
day. December d, 1861. at
ll:l5 am, at the Masonic
Temple. 1000 You st. NV,
IN The Lad Masnnin ritas
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SON OF 227O 9th st. NV. Surviv.
ing are three brothers, other reia.
tives and friends. From d to /,
p.m. Tuesday. December 3. friend,
may call at the Brooks g. Aller
Funeral Home, 18th st. and Florida
ave: NV. where services will bt
held on Wednesday. December Il
at ] pm. Interment Harmony Me.
mortal Park
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NY EN' OLhhENVE. On sunday,
Resess eseRsfr cLARsScE 4 aSt at JASssR AsERndTs Hs
leaves his wife. Anna K Jasper: a
ter, Mrs. Mary Massie; two brothers,
the Rev. Otis l.. Jasper and Leonard
Jasper: nieces, nephews, other rela-
tlves and friends. Remains may be
viewed at the Woodlawn Methodist
Church, Gum Springs, Va, after
! pm. Wednesday, December g. Fu-
neral services Thursday. December : :,
at pm, al the above church
lnterment Coleman's Cemetery, Fair
fax County, Va. q
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LLOYD, THOMAS ALVIN. On Mon.
day, December 4. 1851, at his home
Middleburg. Va, THOMAS ALVIN
LLOYD. beloved husband Of Bessie
Lee Lloyd and father of Mrs. Mary
and Tommy Lloyd of Chantilly. va
Three grandchildren also survive
Friends may call at the Roystor
Funeral Home, Middleburg. Va.
where services will be held or
wednesday. December 6, at pm
Interment Middleburg Memoria
Cemetery Inc
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ATTLEBERGER. ARTHUR T. On Fri

r fay A1PEEsERoER yPfisaSRtR Of zoos Que st t
Sc. beloved uncle of Mary Kerstet-
ter of centralia. Wash. Friends may
call at the Rinaldi Funeral Home,
Sl6 H st. ne, where services will be
held on Wednesday. December 4. at
. am. Interment Arlinston National
Cemetery
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TERESA L. On Sunday De-
cember 3, 1861, at Hadley Memorial
Hospital. TERESA l. HILLIARD OF
672 Atlantic st. Sc. beloved daugh-
ter of David A. and Mary L. Hill
lard. granddaughter of Mr.. and
Winifred Utz and Raymond r and
Edward Daniel Lein. Friends are
invited to call at the Hysong Fu-
neral Home, 1900 N st. NV, after
l pm. Tuesday. December ), where
services will be held on Wednesday.
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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LUTZ. GEORGE LEWIS. On sunday
December 3, 1861. at Springfield
State Hospital, GEORGE LEWIS
LUIZ of Dickerson. Md husband
OF Nellie LutZ. father CT George
Grayson. Ralph, Harold and Walter
Lutz and brother of Mrs. Grace
Boyer and Irving Lut5. Friends
may call at the Hilton Funeral
home. GAINESVILLE, Md, where serv-
ices will be neld on Wednesday
December 9. at ~ am. Interment
St Paul's Cemetery, Point of Rocks,
Md
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DrathB

Monday. December 4, 1861, at, his
residence, 335i Holmead place,
JAMES A. ALLEN. devoted husband
Nof Mrs. Hesty Allen. beloved father
of Leonard Allen, brother of Lola
Allen, Ruby jefferson. Zelma Mar
shall and Henry Allen. He also is
survived by a nephew. Nathaniel
Allen. and other relatives and
friends After pm. Thursday
December :. friends may call al
the Frazier Funeral Home. 3Sa
Rhode Island ave NV. after Ia
am Friday December s. Remains
will lie in state at the John Wesley
A. M E. Zion Church, l4th and
Corcoran SITS. NV, where services
will be held at II noon, the Rev
E Franklin Jackson officiating.
Casket will not be opened after
services. Interment Carver Me-
mortal Park
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ALICE. On Monday. De-
cember 4. 1861. ALICE JACKSON
Of 1925 Staples st. ne, godmother
Of Mrs. Alice Copeland She also
- is survived by other relatives.
Friends NAV call at the Malvan e.
Schey. Inc, Funeral Home. New
Jersey ave. and R st. NV. today,
after 6 pm, where funeral services
will be held on Wednesday. De-
cember &. at I pm. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery,
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HARRIS, ANNA z. on SATURDAY.. De.
Georse st.. Beltsville, Nd. daushtet t
OF Mrs. Elsie L. Harris and the
late Thomas z. Harris, sister OF
Mrs. Alton Smith. Mrs. ClemmeI
Marcus. Mrs. Ronald W. Scott. vii.
liam R., Thomas E. and John n
Harris. Five nieceS and twelve
nephews also survive. Services a,
Chambers Funeral Home, 5SOi
Cleveland ave. Riverdale Md. on
Wednesday. December 8, at o::3O pm,
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Friends may call after ) pm. Mon
day.
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cember 4. 1851, at the residence OF
his daughter. 162 Silver Spring ave,
Silver Spring. Md, HARRY j.
HAYDEN. beloved husband OF the
late Eva Ida Hayden. father OF Mrs.
Eva May Garrison. brother OF MRS.
Maude Fox of Pasadena, Calf. Also
surviving is one great-granddaughter,
Kathleen NJ. Northern of Mclean
Va. Mr.. Hayden rests at W. x
Huntemann g. Son Funeral Home,
5732 Georgia ave. NV, where sery-
ices and interment will be private,
on Wednesday. December &, at II
am. Jacksonville. Fla. and Los
Angeles, Calf. papers please copy
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JEFFERY, ERNEST M. on Friday
December /. 1861, at Mount Alto
Hospital. ERNEST M JEFFERY OF
l4l Grafton St. Chevy Chase, Md
Friends may call at the Rinaldi
Funeral Home, Sl6 II st. ne. on
tuesday, December ), from 4 Ia
10 pm. Graveside services on
Wednesday, December u. at l0;30
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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MEsSICK, LESTER. On Monday, De-
& ETH: LESTER MEss5IeKi Isfioaa p FSS5 SS6
Edmonston dr., Rockville, Md, be-
loved husband Of cordelia Messick;
brother of Glendon Messick. Friends
are invited to call at the Colonial
Funeral Home of Robert A. Pum-
phrey Of Rockville, Md, where serv-
ices will be held on Thursday,
December Z. at | pm. lnterment
Parklawn Cemetery. 8
MORRIS. ERNEST E. On Saturday.
MORRIS Of Parsonsburg. Md, be-
loved husband of the late Lola A.
Morris, father Of Everett E. and
Earl E. Morris. brother of John D,
and James s. Morris. Services at
GaschS Funeral Home, 4e39 Balti-
more ave. Hyattsville, Md. on
Wednesday, December 6, at pm,
relatives and friends invited. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Friends may call after l pm. Tues
day. December 3. 8
MUMMA, MAUDE. On Thursday. No
vember 30, 1861, MAUDE NfUMMA
OF Disciples Home, 200 Walnut st.
NV, mother Of Mrs. Vernon z.
Sperry Of La Habra. Calf. Services
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
/ Home. 1901 14th st. NV. on
Wednesday. December @. at pm.
tparking facilities. lnterment Mead
owbrook Cemetery. Elkridge. Md.
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LAEHR. MARGARET J. The U. 8.

VI. Jacob Jones Post No. ;.
.S&ATA the American Legion. an
AHz3RNLs nounces with deep sorrow
ASUkFI the death OF Comrade
SN%S- MARGARET j. LAEHR,
NSdrE on Monday. December i
GT 1851. Members are re-
uuested TO attend Legion services
to be held on Wednesday. December
g. at 40 pm, at the Rinaldi Fu-
neral Home, 400 Georgia ave. NV.
HELEN NJ. PORTER. Comdr
ELFIE L. ISAAC. Adj.
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j !I; e: e :;:: ::
Va Post. No. 10. OF the
GHS death OF LLOYD r,
~ DUEHRING. American Le-
gion services at = pm.
Wednesday, December 8. 1851, at
the Chevy Chase Funeral Home,
51O3 Wisconsin ave. nv
DIR; SIDNEY H. FELDMAN. Comdr.
JOHN ARNOST1, Adjt. 6
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day, December 8, 1851, ELIZABETH
HENDERSON of 1910 Savannah s.
Sc, Apt. 3U4. devoted mothe
Of Mrs. Martha Drake. Mrs. Marzell
Holt, Mrs. Bernice Abbey, CAPT.
Edward and Lewis Henderson; siSte
OF Mrs. Eta Mosby, Mrs. Lillia
Boone and Robert King She ais
leaves to mourn her passing .
grandchildren and eight great
grandchildren. other relatives an
many friends. Remains resting a
the John T. Rhines g. Co. Funera
Home. 3Ol5 18th ST. ne. Washing
ton Il. D. C. (ample parking facil
ities'. where friends may call afte
I pm. Tuesday, December D. Afte
am. Wednesday, December t
remains will lie in state at Emanut
Baptist Church. 2409 Anger o
Sc, until funeral time at 1913
pm, the Rev. Claggett W. War
officiating. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Funeral proSesSio
will form and leave from l43l I've
st. Sc, at II noon. 5
Evening star., 1961-09-08
THE
LYONS
DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-A new book
by George Waller, ''Kidnap,"
relates the story of the Lind
berg kidnapping, the brutal
crime for which Bruno Richard
Hauptmann was convicted and
executed. A full generation has
passed since then, but the men,
ory is fresh to those of us who
were at the trial and saw Jer-
sey justice, with circus air, on
display for all the world.
Hauptmann's lawyer, the late
Edward ]. Reilly, was a famil-
lar figure in the Stork Club as
well as in the criminal court
rooms. In both places he always
wore striped trousers. a frock
coat and a sunflower in his
lapel. 1t was while wearing that
costume that he addressed the
jury of Jersey farmers: Were
all simple folk, you and l."
Reilly said he took the case
because of that old American
chivalry" and also because "a
man is never guilty unless he
is convicted"
The lawyer was unable to
shake Jafsie Condor, who
linked Hauptmann directly to
the case. Condor, old and weak,
testified that he recognized the
decentralization he had nev-
er seen before-by his voice, a
voice he remembered from hav-
ing heard it only once. And
that once was in a cemetery,
late at night, when the ransom
was paid.
why" I asked the lawyer,
didn't you test this identifica-
ton? Why didn't you have
Hauptmann and four other
Germans speak from behind a
screen-and then ask Condor
to tell which voice was Haupt-
mann's?" Reilly shrugged that
he thought of doing that, but
I felt that Condor would have
named him, and then there'd
be no doubt about his guilt"
One of the reporters at the
trial lost $4,000 in a poker
game at the Pennington court
house. He couldn't pay, and
was given 10 days to make good.
He told his editor that through
a friend at the Trenton phone
company he could tap Col.
Lindbergh's phone for 500 a
day. His editor said: Lets try
it for a while and see what they
dig up" For the next 20 days
the reporter wrote fictitious
transcripts of the alleged Lind
bergh overlapping.
He wrote material which was
intriguing enough to excite
further curiosity yet not suffici-
emily conclusive to warrent ter
Evening star., 1961-09-08
HOLLYWOOD
O'Brion Eyes Broadway
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Hugh O'Brian has his sights set
on Broadway. It could be a
stage version of his Feather
top" spectacular with Jane
Powell. =. And another TV
star, Bob Horton, is wanted by
David Merrick for the London
lead in Carnival" Bob's
Wagon Train" in its last year
of telefilming, is the most pop
ular Western show on British
TV.
Marilyn Maxwell dropped by
my house and showed me the
beautiful beaten gold bracelet
studded with turquoise that
Evening star., 1961-09-08

Rock Hudson brought to her
from his Spiral Road" filming
in the Far East. But like Hugh
OBrian and ex-Queen Soraya,
silence as to a marriage date.
+ +
It's not fair to berate Guy
Madison in print for not at
tending the funerals of first
wife Gail Russell and of Helen
Ainsworth, the producer-agent
who did so much for him Ca
reer-wise. Guy is making a
movie in Italy. and could not
return here. He paid Calls
Evening star., 1961-09-08

for reelection to the City
Council, was asked what a mi
nority of one can accomplish.
In a political FORUM" he said.
"a minority of one can do the
same as a minority of 50-all
you can hope to do is make
a lot of noise"
Evening star., 1961-09-08

mination Of the deal. Each
conversation" ended with,
We'll, Colonel. maybe some
thing will come of this tomor-
row."
i +
TIL e MINORITY: Stanley
1Saacs, the Republican running
Evening star., 1961-09-08

medical expenses right up to
the sad end.
Several months ago I wrote
in this column that goth Gen.
tury-Fox was dropping the
George Stevens production,
The Greatest Story Ever
Told" I was phoned and told.
There isn't a shred of truth to
this. When I saw Stevens at
the studio, he assured me I was
wrong. A few days ago, the
trade papers here confirmed
my original story-and this is
why I don't believe studio exec
utives too much. Stevens now
insists he will make his multi
million-dollar epic elsewhere.
If I were he I'd wait and see
Sam BrOnsten's King of
Kings" first.
49,
Polly Bergen, who swore she
would never live in Hollywood,
is now one of our happy in
mates. She and husband Freddie
Fields bought a mansion in
Beverly Hills that features
white onyx bathrooms.
Polly's father, Bill Burgins OF
| Tennessee, is a good singer and
will appear with her in Las
Vegas.
Jack Maverick" Kelly is
following his own low-calorie
cookbook, and has shed Is
pounds. Barbara Rush and
husband Warren Cowan are off
to Europe. Barbara has dis
covered poet Emily Dickinson,
and now wants to portray her
in a movie biography.
y 4
Frank Sinatra believes In
sharing the wealth, and every
one who works for his Reprise
record company shares in the
profits. Frankie's singing and
talking stable of new million
aires includes Mort Sahl, Joe E.
Lewis, Sammy Davis, jr., Tony
Williams, Calvin Jackson and
Leo Diamond.
Nancy Sinatra writes from
France where husband Tommy
Sands is playing a role in THE
Longest Day"-"We'll return to
Hollywood long enough to do
the laundry, then go to Homo
lulu for a vacation"
Cover Champion took over
/ the Coronet T'heater here for
all next week, to addition teen
ager requirements for the
Broadway company of Bye
Bye Birdie" 1t moves to Boston
for a 20-week run starting in
october.
I understand now why tired
Tony Quinn decided to sand
wich a role in Lawrence OF
Arabia" between his "Barab-
has" and Requiem For a
Heavyweight" movies. Sam
SpiegeI paid him 100000 fol-
the vignette in Lawrence
Prices, for less work, are 60
ing higher and higher for the
lucky few in demand.
Jane Fonda wants to meet
Warren Beatty whom she re-
CARDS as the "sexiest" male ir
pictures today. That's what
Joan Collins obviously thought
too. Ditto Natalie Wood. Jane
is up for a role in celebration.
Beatty is the star. Watch out
Natalie.
George Maharis, star Of tht
Route 66" series, is taking 6
ribbing from cast and crew
since a fan-magazine headline
described him as "The Mos
Handsome Greek God Sine
Apollo" George hopes to be il
Columbia's movie version O.
Bye Bye Birdie"
Charles Boyer signed to sta,
for Paul Gregory in the S. N
Behrman stage comedy. Lore
Pengo." Charles will portray
the famed late art dealer
Joseph Duveen.
The Alan Ladds will b.
grandparents again-via hi
24-year-old son who prefer
real estate in Balboa to a movie
career in Hollywood.
Evening star., 1961-07-05

fabric and produce q skimpy
effect. That goes for curtains,
ruffles, tablecloths, etc.
The next time you look at
a room you'd like to dupli-
cate, look at it with an eye
for adapting, not copying.
Pick out the ideas you CAN
afford, and translate these
into your own home. This
way you will reap pleasure
instead of Illustration!
Mrs. S. X. asks:
I'VE have a wallboard ceilins
in the basement and the tapeo
seams show. It's painted white
Height is 71a feet. The wall.
boards are not uniform in size
due to some necessary cuts, etc
Could I camoulflage the seams
by making a pattern, either
yellow paint (color of the walls
or gray (the floor COLOR OF
would this make a ridiculous
appearance?"
Dear Mrs. S, K:
Why not do something really
daring? Paint the seams black
and make a plaid effect by
painting yellow lines or stripes
running the other way up tC
Evening star., 1961-07-05

each black seam. 1t would make
a smart looking ceiling.
Mrs. A. ]. s. asks:
II would like to change my
bedroom walls. At present !
have green painted walls, san
dalwood,wall-to carpeting,
white, drip-dry tie-back ruff
fled curtains, white Washington
reversible spreads with green
dust ruffles on mahogany twin
beds"
Dear Mrs. A. ]. S.:
How about pastel citron yell
low or slate blue walls? But get
another touch of green in there
to keep your dust ruffle COM
pany.
Copyright, 1861, Dorothy Draper)
"Be Your Own Decorator" o fos-
cinoting and most informative book
let by Dorothy Droper, is ovoilobIe
to readers of The Evening Star.
Send Is cents in coin and your
nome and address printed to Doro-
thy Draper, core Of The Star. Mrs.
Droper eonnot answer personal moil
but will use questions Of widest gen.
eroI oppeoI in her column.
Evening star., 1961-07-05
Ask DOROTHY
DRAPER
Pick Out the Ideas
You Can Afford

way it is used that is impor-
tant.
You can CLEAN ideas for the
placing of furniture. for what
kind of rugs are being used
today, how to group pictures,
and learn that when you for
get to worry about what
goes with what" an individ-
ual and charming room can
emerge.
When studying a picture
room, remember it's better to
splurge on inexpensive ma
terial and have plenty of it,
than it is to stint on expensive
Evening star., 1961-07-05
OffOn Trip

Miss Eddie Dickert, Mrs.
Pauline Anderson, Mr.. George
Bouchard. Miss Carol Ham,
ing, Mr.. Rene Perriollat, and
Mr., Leonard Skinner, all of
Washington are bound for
Liverpool, England, via the
bonny banks of Greenock,
Scotland. They sailed June
90 aboard the Empress of
Britain"
Evening star., 1961-07-05

I am always advising you
to look at the magazines
and papers," or visit the
model rooms in the stores.
Lots of letters have come in,
complaining that the pictures
and store settings are much
too expensive and elaborate
for readers to follow.
This may be true at times,
but the idea is to adapt their
ideas to your budget. Win
dows may be draped in silk,
but the same effect could be
accomplished with a less ex-
pensive material. 1t is the
Evening star., 1961-07-05
Mrs. Gospodorek
Heads Club

The Junior Woman's Club
of Rockville has elected Mrs.
Francis Gospodarek presi-
dent.
Other officers. recently
elected are: Mrs. Anthony
Morella. vice president; Mrs.
Howard Fitzhugh. recording
secretary; Mrs. John Carney
corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Julian Sante, treasurer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-12
'Y'Opens
New Fall
Classes

The YWCA of Montgomery
County, a UGF agency, this
week began new classes includ-
ing public speaking, tailoring,
Chinese painting, conversation
al German. Japanese floral ar
ranging and origami, parlia.
mentary law and procedure for
the clubs woman, investments
stocks and bonds.
Another new feature for jun.
ior high school girls is Opera
ton Glamour Be a Teen
Queen" This 10-week course in
charm and poise will be held
Saturday mornings from 10 to
II noon at the Bethesda Meth
odist Church.
Morning swimming lessons,
synchronized swimming and a
weekly dip period will again be
available through the YWCA at
the Columbia Union College
Pool in Takoma Park.
The Wheaton Presbyterian
Church will be the site for a
portrait painting class on Tues
day afternoons from / to 3 pm.
In the Silver Spring area
classes will be held at the WV
Cottage in Jesup Blair Park and
will include tailoring for the
advanced sewer, couples bridge,
floral arrangement, slimnastics,
conversational German and
French, and advanced and be-
ginners art.
The Bethesda WV Cottage in
the Norwood Recreation Center
will be the location for public
speaking, Japanese floral ar
rangement and origami with in
struction in Moribana and
Nagiere, investments - stocks
and bonds, Chinese painting,
parliamentary law and inter.
mediate and beginners bridge.
Beginners ice skating for chill
dren seven to IL will be offered
Wednesday afternoons, and a
class for adults is scheduled
Wednesday mornings in the Sill
yer Spring Skating Rink.
For further information call
your YWCA, 949-2530.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-12
Clubwomen to Hear
Cancer Research Talk

DR.. William Frank, a Rock
vile physician, will discuss re-
search efforts being directed
toward the treatment and dag
nosis of cancer at the first
meeting of the Women's Club
of Rockville on October IL at
1890 pm. at Christ Episcopal
Church.
DR.. Frank recently returned
from Naples, Italy, where he
participated in the End Interna-
tional 'Chemotherapy Symposi-
UNI and presented a paper about
his original cancer research.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-12
KNIVES List Committees For Benefit

Mrs. Thomas L. Coleman of
Potomac, has been appointed
chairman of the Ki-Wives of Be-
thesda's tenth annual benefit
luncheon fashion show to be
held Tuesday, October "a at
1890 pm. at the Shoreham
Hotel. Ruey Messenger of Gar
finekle's will comment, and
many valuable door prizes will
be awarded.
Mrs. Coleman will be assisted
by Mrs Richard A. Danzi, door
prizes; Mrs, James F. Hogan,
publicity; Mrs. Frederick G.
Harting, jr., decoration: Mrs.
Benjamin Treadwell, reserva-
tons; Mrs. Frank Jaggers, host