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VALENTINE. ALRrRr a. ~,

February 5. 1898. al Newton ufsasy BAKER
RSRT RRSSiPItal G.I IMHaNEt4iTnss6Surs; IHN4TsS " wa va Al
son OF Charlotte Brent. brother OF
Wilmer. Valentine He also Is sur
vived by other relatives. Funeral
services will be held on Saturday
February =, at / pm, at Mount
Qlive BAPTIST Church. Lincoln. Va
lnterment Mount Olive Baptiet
Church Cemetery. Arrangements by
NE Lyle Funeral Service. Puroellville
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TsCHIFFELY. MISS MAREL. on wrd.

nesday, February 9, 1889, at the
scafiSFEHY HSif sanf Of MISS Ms ksAbsEybb khAbREb
Smith of Rockville, Nd. and Mr..
Friends may can AZ ths a II Hines; mes
Co. Funeral Home, 1901 l4th 81.
NV. from 3 pm. to 10 pm. Thurs
DAY, February (parking faciiitiesl
Services from the Presbyterian
Home, 1880 Military I'd NV. on
Friday. February g. at 10 am. In
terment Darnestown presbyterian
Cemetery. DaFnestoWn MA
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wIDMAYEa. DOROTHY A. q

@sdss.dsy. yysTsnf pssrSsTy = ,aSogp
DOROTHY A. wfDMAYER Of is1ti $500
ss5nspd sssnI9p g ~ W. beloved VIE o.
sister OF Joseph and William Wsips
and Mrs. Emma Oass and Pauline
heddings Friends may call al ths
De Vol Funeral Home. e299 via.
eonsln ave NV. Services AZ the
oeorgetown Lutheran Church, wis.
conMn ave and Volta place nv
on saturday February n, al fnJ0
am intefment Parklawn Cemetery
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day, February 5, 1853, at Arlington
Hospital, WILLIAM W, HALLIDAY
& SJ,S.ad ssd o9h,,so. ~, Arlington ,', w,
day and father OF Mrs LAyinia Il,
Brown brother Of Andrew q Halii.
day OF Beliaite, Ohio Hs also Il
survived by two grandchildren, Fu.
neral from the Pearson Funeral
Pals Church, va on Friday, Psbru.
aty at 2 pm tnterment Ma.
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RICHTER. HELEN FRANCES.

Tuesday, February 5. 1868. at her
Park. Md, HELEN FRANCES RICH. E1SHH.
TER, beloved wife Of the late
=. Watts, Hilda A. Porche, I.orains
Pellegrino and Hazel c. Watts; sister
oi Z. George Metz, Miss Josiebel
Metz and Mrs. Virginia Wright shs
also Is survived BY six grandchii.
a eGen and seven Ereat.grandchildren
Funeral Home. 1901 I4th ST. NV,
on Friday, February 3, at pm
parking facilities1. Intermenl
neelsville Cemetery, Germantown
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Tuesday, February s. 1888, At M
hRTHuR MefsrosHp obSsp'tah q is7 sGEesIc eeh.
monweAlth ave, Alexandria, Va,
husband q Mrs. ,hEnss Mcintosh
Cordella Joan Frazier, Miss cedric
Ann Mcintosh. Miss Mary Mefn-
tosh and John William McIntosh.
Funeral services on Friday, Febru.
ssry : ~ Pm. at the Cunning.
hhIn FUNERAL Home Cameron and
terment Ivy nm Cemsierr
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kks.rll.Y kk:sTYlliY bor6IfTY I2fl = I IF;:fT:S, %fFsS.
gi etiO Alabama ave ss tb,
daughter af ne Rsy Ry' R,ehswy,gl w,gl'oa
Green. fpayissn N ,erspssf. pf Yhn,,s YH,ll1s,r =,
Myers Frank Myers and chafls,
Myer four aunts, .Ella G Dsans
MaIy y Anderson Viola q pointsy
and Mildred y y Myers fou,
slsters.in.law one brothef.in.lav
many cousins q host n other rsis
''ves anf many friends Roman
VI ~ chnteh et6s sisbsms ~
Sc on Friday Februafy afisy
pn where ssfyNes wiil BE- hsie
m Saturday ffhFuafy " 90
nnon The ney ) a wullamson
nffiriatlrg intefmsni finfair NJ.
wof'ai Cemstsry Maiyan A arksy
tHr M0riirians
wOOTEN, MATTtH. on Wednssday
February n, 1863 MATTE WOOTtN
Of i1is NsW jersey ave nv b.
i6ysd mother on Hoyd Huff Sails
Hayss ard Elisabsih coldwsli
daughter OF Lucinda HUT ard sister
Of naddH Hufi u Phhadslphia ~
and Irene raylor of Atlantic CITY
n = one dAuEhtsfslnalaw Annie
HUT Also surviving afs other
felai'yss anf many friends Notice
oi funeral later. AfranEsmen's b
hcNuifei Inc
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WEBB. CHARLES; On Tuesday. FEB

ruary 5. 1868, CHARLES WEBB
OF 2l0t New Hampshire ave. nv,
beloved husband Of Hazel c. Webb
brother Of Lucy Mccraeken OF Gin.
Charles Dunn. He also is survived
BY other relatives and a host OF
friends. After 3 pm. ThuTsday
February z, friends are invited Ia
call al the Jarvis Chapel. I432 You
81. NV, where funeral services wifi
1880 pm. interment Aflington
national Cemetery
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rpary 2, 1858. MARIE JAcKsoN 'o q
1877 Duncan place ne. loving sister
Of Mrs. Maggie Cohen. sister-in.
law OF Annie Byrd and John Jack
son and aunt OF Fannie Lucas and
S,eItrgde S,sde Adams Remains may be
ary s. at s24 81. ne Funersi Fers
services will be held at the Mount
Horeb Baptist Church. 2l7 18th 81
ne. on Saturday, February q, al
am. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
hme..ery hen. ARRANGEMENTS by the
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ILL. JENNIE MsDADE 3

y,dbs.dsy fsbLusLy 3, 1858, JEN.
nv. DEVOTED mother OF Charles
owens. beloved aunt of Annie.
BEL Benson, Beatrice aiskefson
rp,s.sr ard Jshroms Valentine
survive After 4 pm. Friday, Fsb.
yfarisr pubsrai HONE. SO Rhoaa,
VII BE- 6sid on satufdsy' Fsbrasfy visf,
~ I .pma the Rev Charles VI
coin Memorial csmstsfy. :"
suMMERs. MATTE u. on Tuesday
co1nty Hospital, MATTE . suu.
MEftH OF nluemOnt Va wife u ths
lAis Daniel y Summers and mothsi
of Roley Smith Mrs Luey foagh
borough OF Mlddlfbufg. Va Nfs
sally william, Of Bllsmont Va
Mft Pearl Hal q Arlington. Va
Phil smith of Detroit Mich Mrs
Emma T1WmeY ui Washington - q
And Mr. AEnea Reed nf Daytona
Beach Fla she also lA survived by
81 grandchildren. ~ EfeataFfand
children ana one Hfeat=afeatzFrAnd.
child Friends may call a. ths
RoysiHn Funeral Home MlddlrbufK
Va where services viii bs held IN
FRIDAY Febfuary A a. ~ arr IN
tsrmsnt MiddlsnufH Memorial Gene.
terry. Inc W dlebufE Va
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day February 4, 1898, al hls resi-.
denee Els Peabody " nW., VIII
" Ian y p1y,os M,o9E soy,s sss,,s mnd,, s.h,f
Robert. shirley Floyd william ana
Edward lee Moore Also sufyivinF
are his stepmothsf Hattie Moore
ssg of9,h,shfs ,a,hs; '' hat ,,,sf shfss
twelve gfeatssra ndchlldren, other
relatives and friends Remains rest.
inF A. the John r Rhlnes co
Funeral Home. 3nih 18th ~ ne
iample parking fatilltissi. where
friends may call after Z nm Ffi.
day Febfuafy n ard where funeral
ssrylees viii NJ held on Saturday
February y ~ II am the nfe
Andrew Allen oifieiatlns. inter.
nsnt Hamilton Va
HTDn. CLEM WILSON. on rsbfuary
1858 CLEM WILSON NFDD Of
Ni1. 30 Al ne Notice n funeral
iatss ArfanHemrnH by Frazier
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d9s. February b. laes, at Mount
Alto Hospital, CLEVELAND REEDER
Of MarGaret Reeder. Also suTyiV.
ing are two sisters. two brothers,
devoted mother-in-law. Mary j.
Davis; other relatives and friends
Bsmains resting at the John T
18th ST. ne. Notice OF funerai
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February 4. 1903. at her residsncs,
ain Otis g. me- PENcIE Me-
SAuLEY, widow OF the late serEt.
william Mecauley and devoted
Alvin Mecauiey. She also Is snT.
yiyed by one daughter-in-laW. Alice
MeCauley: one son-in-laW. james
ay'or eiEht grandchildren and 4
most OF friends Remains resting
uor tne Jonp J.odnp + Rhines Co. Funeral
parking faeilitiesl. where fTisnds
may can after pm. Thursday
Eebruary z. Funeral services on
Friday, February s, At ~ noon, al
the ward Memorial A. NJ. y. Church.
men, @ 1na h1I,rI,nS 5f1on &, ,,as. sts ne Inter;
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sIy J. 1888. ANsiE sMiTR' Of s'9!Si 9as
Charles W. Smith, devoted sister OF
Mrs. Irene Washington. Also sur.
ylying are a foster daughter. Bar
bara Weedoni three devoted nleees,
barbarA Anderson, Dolores Mecan-
niece. Jocelyn Anderson; two cousins.
Wlllie and Theodore johnson; one
bTother-ln-law. Luther Waahlneton.
ether relatives and many friends
AFTER pm. Friday. February \,
Funeral Home, 1890 Nth 81. NV.
services vii BE- held At the Shiloh
Baptist Church, 9th and p sts'
NV, on saturday February o, a,
~ noon. tcasket will not BE-
prssir pPsnsa .I,.tv sitsr s,.Ivisssl Intsrmsn.
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February 4. 1888, at he PIns PIsaSaDi
SAMUEL FOREMAN. SHseiissTIrT; He leaves Me M;
Mrs, Margaret j. Foreman; one son
Earl G. Foreman; two Erandsons'
Robert and Eugene Foreman: one
sister. Mrs. Hattie Wins. one
brother, Erna Foreman. and Other
relatives and friends After s pm.
thursday. February z, friends NAV
call at the snowden Funeral Home.
2a6 North Washington ST., Rock
Vile. Nd, where funeral services
will be held on Friday, February Il,
az pm. Interment John Wesley
Cemetery, Rocky Hill Md
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E:sIusry ISSs' 3: lSSs, sofoMeS S3 M%esSnfsssE IAN:
6and Of Mrs. Rebeees Rahsesy % and
iatner OF Damon W. Ramsey. He
yer, two sisters, two brothers, a
daughter-in-law, Mrs. MaRoline o
Ramsey other relatives and friends
after pm. Thursday, February
Z, friends may call at the johnson
4 jenkins Funeral Home, 4Sn4
georgia ave. NV, where funeral
services will be held on Friday,
aeoruary 8, at 2 pm. Interment
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"f wsdassaay 'iSn Pesfuary "S'is T. iis6a. az y
WINTER HxMMEfT' q iies soats
Alfred st., Alexandria, Va. mother
81 81 MS HsnfIs ftIDssbs. von zisIsa,s ia lsisI snd
Mrs Julia q Callahan Funeral
services on Friday Febfuary 4, III
$3.50 pm at the Cunningham Fu.
neral Home, Cameron and North
Alfred sts Alexandria, Va Inter.
ment private
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r1srs % isss. a, on n. TbSnsasi bintIisi Deb fs6-
eral Hospital, VIOLA IoMhx Of
sse ssseT Saliiornie ST, NV, Apt. 25
illness. She leaves 10 mourn ber
aevoted husband, James Lomax. one
prother, Joseph Jones; other rela-
tiVes and many friends. She rests
az the Moten Funeral Home. 27Is
invited to cali on Friday iePds FebrusTs are
=. after . pm, Funeral services
on saturday. February q. at nm
the Mount Lebanon Baptist
Snureh' New jersey ave. NV. the
are invited. Burial In Carver Me-
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JONES, JONES, THORNTON .. In sad but
THORNTON L. JONES. Who asnSstsd
WIS NE one year ago today Feh-
ruary z. 1852. Fe"-
Many lonely heartachs.
often a silent tear,
but always a beautiful memory
,,,Ot The one I loved 80 dear
HIS ,Lso9v ,Lso9vIEo WIPE. GRACE H.
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gsns HiEhyiew terrace. Hyattsyillei
Nd on February y, lnHb, husband
Of Esther y. Hsaly, father Of Pa
trlsla Hsaly and brother OF Mrs,
hefs' Funeral Home As0i Cleveland
AVE- Rivsfdals, Md until Friday,
February ~ a. nm Services
and interment winsted. conn.
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MANGUM. FRANK G.. Dr. In io1,,.
rnpemn9ory Of my beloved hus6snX
frank e, MANoUM. Jr., Who ~.
parted THIS life October 25' ipS3
ms birthday wish send you.
=. while We are still apart.
~ more than lust a FTeetin. a...,
IL really q my heart '
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WEBB. CHARLES. Officers and mem.
bers OF the United States ne.
a, tired Enlisted Mems Asso.
~ ciation, No. 2. are hereby
notified OF the death 81
comrade CHARLES WEBB
ISss Funeral on Friday, February 8.
1882 You st. NV, at 1870 nm
Interment Arlington National Gene
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Irsilrsdi. On liohds,. Fsbfasr, 1 1sn 4
sis west sth It,. cinsinnsti. 1" ohio q
beloved husband Of Mrs Ellen sim
mons and brother of Mrs PAuiins
FrisnGs may nay eaIi Al aasshn smn1Ra Pu.
neral Home, 4Tjn Baltimore ave
Hyattayllle, Nd after ! pm Thurs
day, February Z, whore services vii
b. held on Friday. February > ~
lfh an. interment ArlinEton Ma
ional Cemetery With full military
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memory OF my devoted ,sisnnaS ,JinS
FREDERICK JOHNSON. who h'sae. as.
ssted this life one year ago todsy.
February z. 1882. ''1~s'
The years may wipe out many
things,
But the memory Of thoss hannv A..
H., tney vii never.
H Nnen MS hopes were high.
Sou called him from amonR ua IA a
maven OF eternal rest
NISyth ~ nSt,siD,.,.rkiE = ~ rkiEND. HELEN. AND
phVRnSnhTER' SHIRLEY ANN Will
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MARsDEN. c. ELIZABETH 6n.. IA.

ary g. 1868, tpRsSoSy; az tSe %a,bfi5SStT6In fisSTI,
County Hospital, Hagerstown. IA
G. ELIZABETH MARsDEN. wife az
James Marsden. mother Of MARY,
yames and Bruce Marsden. daugh-
sister OF Mary L. sondhsinss
Friends may visit from to q
R.m; Thursday, February z, At the
Eest Haven Chapel Rest Haven
cemetery, HaEerstown, Nd. where
February 81 at 2 pm pm u intsTn1ssSyli trosyli
saturday. February o, at Port lin
coin Cemeinrv AV's LIh-
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HABERMAN ABEL. In loving msm-
oX Of our husband and father.
ABEL HABERMAN, who left US two
years aso today. February z. 1881.
me rolling stream OF life rolls on,
But stu the vacant chair
Recalls the love. the voice, the anil.
Oh one who once sat there.
HIS presence we feel as We wand.r
For ne seems to guide our way:
Loying memories grow fonder;
ne Is not dead, but Just aWay.
rFso TFs WE RUTH; DAuoH-
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February s. 1863. at Il. sinSihs SsS
EpsA ss frl'iGS oRosSEso SSRs rtist' Ss S:Oy.a
mother OF Mr., Gordon D. oronbsrS
c, oronberg OF Nutisy. N. J. shs
also h survived By four Erand.
children. Friends may call a. IN,
Lee Funeral Home, fth st. and
Mass. ave ne, where services viii
be held on Friday, February n, al
30 pm. interment Conversational
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February Z. 1853. at the Hebrew
Home for the Aged. ESTHER
PRElSMAN. beloved mother OF Al
bers Preisman OF Silver Spring. Nd
and Louis APreisman Of Charleston.
W Va. She also Is survived BY
four grandchildren and one great
Erandchild. Funeral services at the
bernard Danzansky n Sons Funeral
Home, 1901 14th 81. NV. parking
facilities adiaceht), on Friday, Feb
ruary at . pm, Interment King
David Memorial Garden Memorial
week. GIG ST. Andrews lane. Silver
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GRAHAM. DAISY. Suddenly, on sun
day February 2; 1858. DAISY
leaves 70 mourn their loss one
nieces, four nephsws. other relatives
and friends. all OF Baltimore. Nd.
After 5 pm. Thursday, February 4.
friends may call at the Morris A.
Garter a Co. Funeral Home. 305
90. nv. where services will be
held on Friday. February 2, az /
pm. lntermsnt Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
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February 3, 1858 RoMEo RiTcHi.. RgiTfe1i.
INoS Of 90 s st, NV, beloved nus
nand Of Annie Kitchings, father Of
snzaosun Knox; Eartha Lattimer
ano Nettie Robinson. brother Of
Hattie Livingston. Lauren and MeY-
YES kitchings.. He also Is survived
ny a host OF other relatives and
friends: The. late Mr.. KitehinTs
neral Home, 10 II al. me- sfter
pm. Thursday, February y, where
services win be held on Friday.
Tepruery at am, Interment
Evening star., 1963-05-24
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Evening star., 1963-05-24

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500! Atlanta o0!River-
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Monte Carlo RaIIye!
And we're celebrating
with special prices on
Americas Total Per-
formance champs!
Come be a winner
today. Ride one of
Americas Total %Iota! Per-
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and save!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
Mansfield Favors Changes in Legislative Procedure

He said the Senate has
.p a ssed "a other presidential
measures. giving it an average
Of So per cent on the 1913 White
House requests.
Senator Mansfield said the
disclosures about Robert G.
Baker. the former secretary to
the Senate Majority, have hurt
the Senate's reputation in the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

"As far as Bobby Bakers
work in the Senate was con-
cerned. it was excellent and eff
ficient." said the Senator. He
did his job well. As for the rest
of the question. yes"
As to how Congress could
s1eed up its work, the Senate
lea der said something would
have to be done about the fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

these cloakroom Commands
that they talk about. If there
are any. I wish they would
come to me and make their
views known and get up on the
Senate floor and do the same
thing"
He expressed the belief there
are very few m embers who
would say they are dissatisfied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

with the progress Of the
Senate.
Senator Mansfield defended
the Senate's 1853 record Of ac-
complishments as very re-
spectacle" and said the Con-
gress as a whole has completed
action on 3 pieces Of legislation
out Of 1913, including appropria-
tons, asked for by the Presi-
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
By ]. A. OTEARY
star SAT- Writer

Senate Democratic Leader
Mansfield said yesterday some
major changes in legislative
procedure will be necessary if
Congress is to avoid year
round sessions like the present
one.
He also struck back at re-
cent criticism Of his leadership
In an on the record inter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

that all tax and appropriation
bills originate in the House.
Senator Mansfield also In
dorsed the plan Of Senator
Magnuson, Democrat Of WASH
ington, to hold two separate
sessions Of Congress each year,
the first for legislation and the
second limited to money bills.
AS to the Senate itself, he
came out for a change from
two-thirds to three-fifths in
the number required to end a
filibuster; q rule Of germane-
ness for a part Of each day.
end some change IN the power
CT one Senator to object to
unanim nous consent agree
ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

Transcript Of Interview. Poss d.
view with reporters for The
Star, the Detroit News. Newark
News and St. Louis PoSt-DiS-
patch, Senator Mansfield said
he has heard a lot about cloak
room rumorS," which he at
tributed to imaginationS Of the
press, and added:
Il have yet to see one Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
WHY GROW OLD?
Men Must
Diet, Too
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

daesissr and Tribune syndicste)
1t Is q frightening fact
that women are OUTLYING
menI I like women very
much but I think the world
would be a dreary place with
out men in 1t.
Why Grow Old is q
woman's column, but many
men read 1t. Therefore, I
give q few days each year to
them. Actually, many Of the
subjects I write about are
Just as interesting to the
masculine sex as to the fem
mime sex.
Men grow older Just as
women do. They also can be-
come overweight and mall
nourished and frustrated.
They are capable Of Develop
ing poor posture and they
want to live for q long time,
just as we women do.
The "sissiness" has been
taken out Of weight control.
Today many successful and
virile men have an intelligent
concern about their weight,
not only because they look
better when they stay at
their ideal weight, but be-
cause they also have more
energy. And men have been
alerted to the dangers Of ex-
cess poundage, too.
In every age group, the
death rate is higher for men
than for women. More than
twice as many men suffer
from diseases of the blood
vessels, heart and kidneys as
do women. Obesity greatly
increases a mans susceptible
ity to diabetes and heart at
tacks and other chronic,
Gripping and killing diseases.
There can no longer be any
doubt as to the hazards Of
overweight for both men and
women.
On the list Of things q
man can do in order to pro-
long the youthful portion Of
his life and to enjoy q long
latter portion, loss Of excess
poundage should perhaps be
the number one item. In or
der to do this, q mans wife
must watch the evening meal
and he must take care at
lunch.
Lean meat and q salad and
skim milk or buttermilk and
fresh fruit are almost always
available at any restaurant
or club. So are oysters, veg
etable soup and baked po-
tatoes. So are poached eggs
and cottage cheese. In other
words those nutritious but
slimming items are usually
available. You men just have
to order them!
With my masculine readers
in mind, / planned my Tubby
Hubby Diet. With this you
can lose from seven to IL
pounds in just IL days.
II any Of you men, or any
wives, would like to order
this diet, send 10 cents and
a stamped. self-addressed
envelope with your request to
Josephine Lowman in care Of
The Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21

characterize; n,..,handise
and products. The booths will
be decorated and managed
by club members from the
individual States and will be
open for business from $50
am. to 6 pm.
A casserole buffet will be
served to club members and
their guests starting at 7
pm. and an auction Of spe-
cially donated products will
be held Immediately after
wards.
Mrs. John F. Kennedy is
honorary patron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
cur delegates
Are Elected

At the last meeting Of the
Thomas Nelson chapter Of
the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution. two delegates
and two alternates were
elected to attend the state
conference.
They are Mrs. Robert
Montgomery, regent, with
Mrs. Helen Crist as alter
nate, and Mrs. Vernon Pierce,
vice regent. with Miss Betsy
Howard as alternate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
Club Schedules
States Buzuur

The Woman's National
Democratic Club will hold an
All-States Bazaar at the
clubhouse March % as its one
Embarrassing event Of the
year.
Mrs. william J. Driver is
general chairman Of the
event.
Each of the SO States will
have its own booth offering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
Salvation Army
Auxiliary
Officers

The new officers Of the SAL
walton Army Auxiliary were
installed at the January
membership meeting. held
at Salvation Army head
quarters.
The new president Is Mrs.
Richard Blackburn Black.
First vice president Is Mrs.
Edwin G. Fullinwider. second
vice president Is Mrs. Gordon
Kinney. and third vice presi-
dent Is Mrs. Vernon v. Baker.
other officers include: re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Ar
thur M. Becker, assisted by
Mrs. r. E. Streckenbach;
treasurer. Mrs. Kenneth X.
Hansen. assisted by Mrs.
James r. 1ngham. jr.; and
corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Frances B. Hoyland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-14
Legal Advertisement
Notice

Beer and Light Wine License
Notice is hereby given that
application has been made by:
M. J. Eader
For the transfer of Beer and
Light Wine License, Class D.
On Sale, Generally, presently
issued to Frances NJ. Ganley,
for the premises known as Chat
ter Box, which premises are To-
Gated at:
Route 1855
Germantown, Maryland
A hearing on this application
will be held in the Council Hear
ing Room, County Office Build
ing, Rockville, Maryland, on:
WE'D, MARCH p, 1868
AT 9:45 AM.
Any person desiring to be
heard on said application should
appear at the time and place
fixed for said hearing.
BOARD OF LICENSE
COMMISSIONERS
For Montgomery County
By: E. w. BUCKLIN
Secretary 2t-0091-3-14
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-14
Notice
Beer and Light Wine license

Beer and Light Wine License
Notice is hereby given that
application has been made by:
Franklin Delano Hash
For the transfer of a Beer
and Light Wine License, Class
B, On Sale, Hotels and Restaur-
ants, presently issued to Tag
CARTS Tavern, Incorporated, for
the premises to be known as
Hash Brothers, which premises
are located at
202 Commerce Lane
Rockville, Maryland
A hearing on this application
will be held in the Council Hear
ing Room, County Office Build.
ing, Rockville, Maryland, on:
WE'D. MARCH 81, 1868
AT $3.50 A. NJ.
Any person desiring to be
heard on said application should
appear at the time and place
fixed for said hearing.
BOARD OF LICENSE
COMMISSIONERS
For Montgomery County
By: E. w. BUCKLIN
Secretary 2t-0089-3.14
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-14
Legal Advertisement

days after final ratification of
sale or deposit shall be forfeit
ed and the property resold at
the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser. The property will
be sold subject to a prior en-.
cumbrance, with a balance of
approximately S69,25000 plus
interest, further particulars
which will be announced at
time of sale.
STEPHEN H. FRIEDLANDER
JACK L. FRIEDLANDER
Trustees
By Hyman Shapiro
Attorney for Noteholder
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON
Auctioneers
4t-4311-3/21