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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-11

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BALDWIN, EARL DAVIS, sr. In mem.
DRY Of EARL DAVIS BALDWIN, ST.,
who passed away three years ego
today, December II, 1850. 49,,
In my heart your memory fingers,
Sweetly, tenderly, fond and truei
There is not q day that passes
YdqGGfRs D e Dfi tSin AU Il you LiorrE
CHLOE.
EDELIN,, FRANCIS W. In memory Oh
our loved one, FRANCIS W. EDELIN,,
who entered the realms OF glory
December II, 1850. '. I
Three years since that sad day,
When our loved one was called awayr
He was called to take the Heavenly
test,
And Cod granted him eternal rest.
HATTIE, MARYELLE, TILLIE MAE
AND SIDNEY.
EDELIN,, FRANCIS W. In memory-Of
FRANCIS W. EDELIN,, who passed
70 the great beyond December II,
Loved in life, remembered in death.
MOTHER IN LAW. ROBERTA J.
JOHNS. -
REDDEN, EVELYN MAY. In loving
memory Of our dear daughter and
sister. EVELYN MAY REDDEN.
who passed away thirty.tWO years
ago, December II, 1891.
Beyond the golden sunset
Lies land so bright and fair;
lis the land of Gods tomorrow,
She patiently awaits US there.
LOVINGLY, MON, ROB AND EARL.
MIDDLETON, JOHN e. In memory
Of our loving father, JOHN E. MID
n rha l.
years ago today, December II, 1857.
son AND DAUGHTER.iN.LAW, Ell
MER AND RUTH MIDDLETON. .
MULLOY, MARGARET LOUISE. In
loving memory Of my dear cousin,
MARGARET LOUISE MULLOY, who
departed this life six years ago
today, December II, 1857.
Loving memories never die, "a, q
As years roll on and days pass by.
Deep in my heart the memories are
OF the one I loved and will never
HER LOVING COUSIN. CONSTANCE
REED, EDGAR GARLAND. A tribute
Of love and devotion TO our beloved
father, grandfather and great-grand-
who passed to his reward two years
ago today, December II, 1861.
The rolling stream of life rolls on,
But still the vacant chair y
Recalls the love, the voice, the srflila
OF one who once sat there.
His presence, we feel as we wander,
For he seems to be guiding our way.
Loving memories of him grow fonder.
His Se ioV pHt deaf Slir1 PIT Hp tTSt aTsy
GGH HIT RREN AND GREAT-GRAND-
REEDEN, 1t. GEORGE c. In loving
memory Of our son and brother, 1T.
GEORGE G. REEDEN, Jet pilot, who
gave his life in a crash OF an F-S6,D
ten ten, years ago today, December Il.
Greater love than this no man hath
mat sr, man Jay S down s his life for his
TER.
SNYDER, ANNIE c. and EDWARD e,
a tribute Of love and devotion 10
me memory OF our dear mother and
i father. ANNIE G.. who passed away
!nree years Sgo today December VI,
9, 1921.
Ihis we know, death does not sever,
Love and memory, they live forever.
THE CHILDREN,
STEARN, ALICE W. In memory Of
my friend, ALICE w. STEARN, who
passed away four years ago today,
December u, 1857.
HER FRIEND, MAUD T. MILLER.
WlSEMAN, FLORINE MARTIN. In
tender loving memory Of our dear
WiSEMAN, who departed this life
fifteen years ago today, December
Beautiful memory Of one so dear,
We will always cherish with love
sincere.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. ROY H.. AND
SON, ROY A.
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BERNICE. Officers and
True Daughters Of p. M,
n. g., Chamber No. 2,
g. U. o. Of o. F., are
hereby notified Of the death
Of Past Chief Grand Ruler
True Daughter BERNICE
MORGAN. Funeral services
ay, December u, 1913. u
the First Baptist Church,
Va.
Grand Ruler.
HARRISON, Chief Scribe.
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WUhIAN, BEKNICE. Suddenly, on
SSunSsy December 9, 1888, BERNICE
MORGAN Of lS2l 18th st: NV, loving
cinnati, Ohio. Other relatives and
friends also survive. From I 10 10
pm. wednesday. December 10, friends
may call at the Hoffman Funeral
Home, s0a 9Th ST. NV. Funeral sery.
ices on Thursday, December ", at
noon, Al the First Baptist Church,
Arlington, Va, the Rev. 6, Patter.
son officiating. Interment Harmony
Memorial Park. liz
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MAN, MARGARET NJ. The men,
H S 8. o. Of T. Hog s., c a4s Ssrs ~
* Sister N AR ARET NJ.
80 H0RSTMAN, on Monday,
December q, 1873.
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MOORE, WILLIE. On Friday, Decem

Der 9, 1858, at his residence, 500
beloved father Of Mrs. Jessie Stone
and James Moore. Also surviving
are two Rranddaughters, four great
grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and
many other relatives and friends,
From 70 10 pm, Wednesday, De
Henry s. Washington & Sons FuneTSI
Home, AS1S Deane ave. ne. Remains
viii then lie in state az CHAPEL Oaks
Community Church, Seth ave. and
Linden st., Chapel Oaks, Md, from
70 am, Thursday. December u,
pnti Tune OF funeral .p.m.I the
r msri Enrnea Sralg oiflciating. Inter
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GRACE N. DODGE. secy'
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MILLER, EDNA MAE On Er,d.v

WILLEh, EDNA MAE. On Friday,
DECEMBER g 1853. EDNA MAE Mi:
LIZ OF ISL 9TH st. NV, beloved
Reginald Scott and Cynthia Nicholas
Of Baylou, N. Y; a gOdmother, Mrs,
Fletcher; four aunts, four uHcles, and
a host of relatives and friends. After
pm, Thursday. December ",
friends are invited to call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1870 9th 81
NV, where services wilt be held al /
pm, Friday, December 10. Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. IL
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MORGAN.

MORGAN, BERNICE. Members Of Ex.
- celsior Household OF Ruth,
No. 23o7, G. u. o. OF o. r.,
are requested TO attend the
funeral OF p. N. N. G. Sis
ter BERNICE MORGAN,
MN on Thursday. December ".
a 1858, at " noon, at the
First Baptist Church, ROsslyn, Va.
SISTER ISABELLE P0SEY, M. N. G.
SISTER ROBBIE B. WHITE, W. r.
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cember II. 1858. Funeral services
on Thursday, December u, at u
noon, at the First Baptist Church,
Arlington, Va. Interment Harmony
Memorial Park.
LEAF G; CHERRY; President.
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SIGouRNEY, COL. HARRY CORNISH.

cember =, 1858. at his residence,
coRNfSH 'P SIG COZ u,Ti UsA d IRE.
tired), beloved husband OF Grace
Swart SigOurney, father Of Mrs.
Jeanne Stewart OF Virginia Beach.
Va, and brother of Miss Jennie E.
Friends may cali at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 29ol l4th 81.
NV, from 3 TO 5 pm. and 10
pm. Tuesday, December 10, and
Wednesday. December II (pArIing
facilitiesl, Services at St: Paul,s
Episcopal Church, Rock Creek Church
I'd. at Webster st. NV, on Thursday,
December u, at 10 am. Interment
Arltn 0fNn Natian~I ro.aak.e,,
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MORGAN. Members may call at the
Hoffman Funeral Home. 200 9Th st.
NV, from 4 10 10 pm. Wednesday.
December ~. 1853. Funeral services
on Thursday. December u, at u
noon, at the First Baptist Church,
Arlington, Va. Interment Harmony
LEAF G. CHERRY, Supervisor.
MAMIE BENNETT. Supervisor.
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Monday, December .. 1888. al her
SPRING, Nd Md, E EIEANoR THERESA
SKINNER, wife Of Frank E. Skinner,
mother Of Robert E., Richard J. and
Kathleen A. Skinner, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William B. Klee, sister Of
Mrs. Henry A. Smell, ir., and William
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home,
e434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md,
where friends may visit with the fam
lily, TO pm. Wednesday, and to 2
pm, Thursday (parking facilities).
Mass will be offered for the repose
at 70 anu. On at st. Johns eTeW Catholic i;
Church, l020l Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring, Md. Interment ST. Johns
Cemetery, Forest Glen, Nd. (Staten
Island, N. Y, papers please cow
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BERNICE. District Super
viSors Board, Grand United
Order OF Odd Fellows, are
hereby notified OF the death
Of Supervisor BERNlCE
MORGAN. Members may
call at the Hoffman Funeral
Home, S0e 9th st. NV,
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Fune ISi' Home TI % baltimore 'S ave-. !.
day, December II. Funeral serv.
ices at ! pm. Thursday, December u.
HAZEL TRAGESER, Queen.
LAURA p. SULLIVAN. Recorder.
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PUWEks, BLK I'M 5EAhL. N ilgI-
ehusetts ave- "E NV. wife Of the late
Thomas F. Powers and sister Of
the late Harry r. Scarf. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, Wis
consin ave. at Harrison ST. NV.
pSr n1 On IN RseiSmi Sc %nsLe se ~.
cember "a, at 1880 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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NIKULA, AUGUST. There will be a

NIhULA' ADJUST. There will be a
l! ] : !. ! =: =:
mz& Thursday, December u,
Af 1858, at l:30 pm, at
NSNnXB Gawler's Chapel, Wiscon-
%I&W sin ave. and Harrison ST.
~ NV, to attend funeral serv-
ices for AUGUST NIKULA, who
passed away on Sunday, December Q.
DELMAR ALBERTSON, President.
ROY t. DEAN, Secretary. II
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MARGARET NJ The

officers and ladies' Of the
Household Of Samla Temple,
No. 81, Daughters of the
Nile, are hereby notified Of
the death Of Past Queen
MARGARET NJ. HORST.
MAN on Monday, December
Nile services At GAsch'E
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Psss1Sef J. 'F rs. JEHNNE < N' REB:
STOCK, at her home, 32s Westmont
BY her husband, Gerald NJ. Rebstock,
CP0. uSN; four minor children;
IssS BrsndyWine St. NV; one sister.
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Saeger Of lspe-A
Georgia ave, Albany, Ca. Graveside
services and interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, on December -, At
" am. Assembly, Administration
Office, opposite Lee Mansion, lo:is
am. u
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PRICE. VIOLA R. On Monday, De.
100 Delaware ave. s.w., MRS. VIOLA
r. PRICE. She Is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Bernice Cave and
Mrs. Margaret Jackson; one aunt
Mrs. Mary f. Dolman; fifteen grand.
children, one son-in-law, other rela.
tives and many friends. Remains
You st. NV, Thursday, after 5 PM
where services will be held Friday
at pm. The Rev. B. H. .WhitinF
officiating. lnterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. "
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BERNICE. Cadet, No. !,
Grand United Order of Odd
Fellows Excelsior Juvenile
Society, No. 1890, Grand
United Order OF Odd Eel
lows, are hereby notified
Of the death OF Instructor
and Supervisor BERNICE
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SCOTT. EDWARD ALFRED. On

d aItp Psee G6SI.r 2, IIg.g;}' EIWARD
beloved husband Of Edna B. Scott and
father Of Earl, william, Charles and
Edward A.. Scott, ir., and Joyce Nc
MILAN, and brother Of Floree John
son, Fife Powell, Clarita and HilleTy
Scott. Other relatives and many
friends also survive. After pm.
Thursday friends are invited to call
at the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1870
9th ST. NV. Requiem Mass will be
celebrated al SITS. Paul and Augustine
Catholic Church, 18th and V SITS. NV,
at 2 am. Friday, December 70.
teTy u
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3ERNICE. The officers and
members Of Auxiliary No.
10, G.. U. o. o. F., are
hereby requested TO attend
the funeral services for our
late Past President, BER-
NICE MORGAN, to be held
at the Hoffman Funeral
9Th st. NV, on Wednes-
mber u, 1858, At $50 pm.
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JOHN A. On Tues
day. December 10, 1858, at his resi-:
City, Md. JOHN A. kINGSoLVER,
beloved father Of Mrs. W; H. Parker
hue Of Ellicott City, Nd; A. Price
Kingsolver Of 1904 North lth ST., Ar
hngton, Va, and William A. King
solver Of 1905 North 18th ST., Ar
lington, Va. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2sI1 Wilson blvd,
day, December "; thence to the
Clarendon Methodist Church, where
funeral services will be held at Z
pm. lnterment Columbia Gardens
Cemetery.
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POIIS' EIHEL kUACH. On Iqesuay1
Hospital, ETHEL ROACH POTTS. Of
500 Woodland dr., Springfield, Va,
wife OF Merrill S. Potts; sister OF DR..
John s. Roach, Mrs. Dorothy Tapley,
Mrs. Alice Short. Friends NAV call
at the EVERY Funeral Home, 2l4 W.
December II, from pm. TO $50 pm.
Funeral services and interment will
be in Pittsford, N. Y.
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December 10. 1855, ROBERT [.
SELLERS Of 3I33 Warder st. NV,
beloved husband OF Dorothy NJ
Sellers. Also surviving are other
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
Mcclure, Inc. -
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'e eember :, isS5. at Casually Hospital.
ROMAN POSITION of SIS Acker st.
ne, devoted husband Of Geneva
PostOn. Also surviving are his tather'
tiVes and many friends. Remains
resting at the John 7. Rhines Co.
Funeral Home, 3olS 18th st. ne.
(ample parking facilitieSl, where
friends may call after 4 pm, Wednes-
day, December II, and where funeral
services will be held THURSDAY, De.
Arlington National Cemetery.
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cember 3, 1858, at Mary Washington
Hospital, fredericksburg, Va, EAST
MAN KEYS, beloved husband Of the
late Kate E. Keysi survived by two
Aiken. 5. c.. and Mrs. rEf KsthaT aii K.
Raines, Dumfries, Va; one sister,
Mrs. Viola Brawner, Silver Spring,
Nd. Friends may can al the Hall
Funeral Home, 0ccoquan, Va, where
services will be held Thursday, De
SSsm5eE u, at J pm: lnterment
Augusta, Ga, papers please copy0
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day, December Il. isSs, LOUISE
C0BEY KEMP Of LOttsburg, Va.
mother Of william B. Kemp, jr., 81
Newport News, Va, and Mrs. Mar
Raret X. Hansen Of Fairport, N. Y;
sister Of Mrs. Mary c. Stabler OF
Glen Ellyn, III. Four grandchildren
also survive. Funeral services will
be held on Friday, December -, at
Church. Heathsville, Va, with inter.
ment church cemetery. In lieu of
flowers contributions may be made
70 the st. Stephens Memorial Fund.
Arrangements by the Jones-Ash Flu
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PERTINO. VERA. On TUESDAY, De
cember 10, 1858, VERA PEkTlN0.
beloved wife Of the late Camelo
Pertino and mother Of Serene sammy
MARY Magpotto and Frances Allen.
She also Is survived Dy thirteen
grandchildren and ten great-grand-
children. Friends may call e the
Robert A. MattinEly Funeral Home.
l3l llth st. sc. (pardng facilttiesl !,
until FRIDAY. December u, a. S;3o
am. REQUIEM Mass at HOLY Family
Church, at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. W
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IDA I. Departed this
life rS 20 T9e Sy Dessm6eT 70 1888.
KENNEDY, wife Of the late Travers
B. Kennedy and niece OF Hortense
Reeder. Family may be contacted
at lie SD st. ne. ut her niece's.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by the Smith Funeral Home,
2ll6 18th ST, NV.
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STOKES. RICHARD FRANCIs

Sunday, December 8, 1858, at La
Plata, Md, RICHARD FRANCIS
STOKES. husband Of Blanche Marie
Stokes Of 2l6 N. Furman St, Alex;
son Of Virginia. Langley Stokes and
the late Joseph Stokes; father Of
Michael S., Constance Marie, John
Edward, Thomas Conway and Richard
Allen Stokes; brother of Mrs. Mary
Jane Kirby, John Thomas Stokes,
both Of Alex, and Joseph Conway
Stokes Of New York. n; 7. Friends
neral Home, 1900 W. Braddock I'd,
Alex, where services will be held
on Thursday, December u, at gas
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery There will be a recitation
on W.d nossy a n.c me tunerai nome
pm.
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KIMMEL, r. HAROLD, Jr. On Tues
day, DECEMBER TO-, 1858, in Whittier,
Calf, HAROLD F.. KIMMEL, Jr..
He also is survived by a daughter,
Suzanne X. Kimmel; his mother,
Grace M. Baer; a brother, E. Logan
Kimmel, and sister, Virginia
Greene. Interment Whittier, Calf.
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NIKULA, AUGUST A. On Sunday, De-
cember 8, 1853, at his residence. 1850
Warren st. NV, AUGUST A. Nj
HULA, beloved husband of the late
Alno Wilhelmina Nikula and father
of Lily /. .Nikula. Friends may cal
at Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave.
at Harrison st. NV. (parking on
premises), where services will be
held on Thursday, December Il, at
2 pm.
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BURKE, WILLIAM H. On Tuesday,
PpfsGspRe r q, % 1893, WILLIAM 4.
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Jarvis.
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~ bers Of he Roma Lodge
800 No. ~, o. s. J. A., are
~ AA requested to attend funeral
ELM "a services for our late
ii brother, FRANK PENNINl,
w ~ Wednesday evening, pm,
VTEY al Valleys Funeral Home.
400 Rhode Island ave, at Eastern
ave, Mount Rainier, Nd.
JOSEPH URCIOL0, President.
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TYREE, REV. WILLIAM G. On Sum-
day, December g., 1858, at Casualty
Hospital, WILLIAM G. TYREE Of
ll3s 9TH st. NV, husband Of Mrs.
Rhodgene Tyree. He also leaves to
mourn his passing, one brother, Olaf
Tyree; three nieces, Mrs, Lue john
son, Mrs. Clara Parker, Mrs. Eldora
Austinj five nephews, John d. Barnes,
Olaf, IT.; Jesse, Eddie and Roosevelt
Tyree; one brother-in-law, John
Barnes, ST.; other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral Home.
3ol5 18th st. ne. Notice Of funeral
CLARENCE. On Fri
day, December s, 1858, after a brief
illness at University Hospital, Balti-
more, Md, CLARENCE WASHING
TON of IT'S Capitol ave. ne. From
TO 10 pm, Thursday, December u,
friends are invited to call at the
Henry S. Washington & Sons Funeral
Home, As25 Deane ave. me-, where
funeral services will be held at II
am, Friday, December 10. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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card of a Senator is as fol-
lows: In the center the full
name John Philip Dow"
Neither the prefix Mr." or
the title Senator" should
precede the name. The words
United States Senate"
should be engraved in the
lower left hand corner, and
on the right the state from
which he comes. His wife's
card should have Mrs. John
Philip Dow" in the center and
their Washington home ad-
dress in the lower right hand
corner. 1t is vitality important
that the address be included
upon her card, If the res
idence is a temporary one Gas
1t we'll may be for the next
month or so) it is permis-
sible to handwrite it rather
than have it engraved.
The card of the Represent
ative follows much the same
form. The only difference is
that in the lower left hand
corner appear the words
United States House of
Representatives" (using two
lines) and on the right the
District and the State from
which he comes (also using
two lines) His wife's card is
the same as that of a Sem
ator's wife.
Get these cards ordered
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LECTURES HERE

solved but which I think will
be solved"
Author of the 1851 best
seller. pillar of Fire" which
accounted his conversion
from Judaism to Christian
ity. DR.. Stern was here to
give a lecture on THE Psy-
chology of Mass Prejudice" "
The lecture at the Mayflower
Hotel was under sponsorship
of the st. Matthews Cathe-
dral Lecture Committee.
Speaking quietly and med
itatively, DR.. Stern devoted
much of the interview to an
analysis of the dangers the
chronological age has
brought humanity.
Principal among the dan
gers is dehumanization of
life. he said. adding that "in
this dehumanization there is
the problem of neglect Of the
womanly."
The emancipation of wom-
an did not lead to her lib
Grafton, lust to the aping Of
man." observed DR.. Stern.
This masculinization of
women is apparent in the
role she plays as suburban
wife and mother, he pointed
out. Because the fathers
work is so far removed from
his home, the mother often is
forced to be father and
mother to the children, he
said. The resulting imbal-
ance of parental authority is
often the breeding ground for
today's neuroses. Juvenile de-
linquency and alcoholism.
PhOny Heroes
If a boy cannot identify
with his father he will turn
TO the phony. bizarre heros
Evening star., 1963-01-13

from a stationer, and in the
near future I will explain
how they should be used
when making these courtesy
calls. A difficult procedure
for the newcomer to under
stand!
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Question: A friend of mine
with whom I am very close,
recently adopted a tiny baby
girl. She is only two months
old. 1t is perfectly correct to
give showers before the birth
OF a baby, but what do you
do in this case?
Mrs. H. N. w.
Answer: BY all means give
the showerl Under the cir
Evening star., 1963-01-13
MODERN MANNERS
Remember Your
Calling Cards
BY CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

Due to the tremendous
growth of our Government
during recent years, it has
been necessary to modify or
revise some of the old tradi-
tions. In former years it was
considered proper that an
official call upon those of
higher rank, 1t is obvious
that this would be an i'm
possibility today when there
are so many top positions in
the different executive
branches of our Government.
Therefore common sense has
had to step in.
Today the proper procedure
is that a courtesy call should
be made once a year upon
the following officials and
their wives: The President,
The Vice President, The
Speaker Of The House of
Representatives, the Chief
Justice of the United States,
the Associate Justices of the
Supreme Court and members
of the cabinet.
Now to go back to the
cards that should be used
when making these calls. More
information is being placed
on them than heretofore. The
obvious object of the card is
to identify. With so many
officials in Washington, it is
most important for a member
of the Congress to clearly
indicate who he is and where
he comes from.
The correct form for the
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Last Wednesday the 88th
Congress of the United States
convened. This is to remind
the members of this august
body particularly the new
comers) that they have
social obligations as we'll as
their official responsibilities
and duties.
For example, 1t is consid-
cred proper that, as a mark
Of respect, social calls
be made upon certain Off
cials who outrank members
Of the Congress. The respon-
sibility of paying these calls
falls upon the shoulders of
the wife of the official, He
is not expected to make this
show of respect personally.
1t is proper that his wife
leave his card with hers when
she makes this call of cour-
tesy."
Naturally this procedure
entails the use of calling, or
visiting, cards. Many new
comers have never had these
little squares of paper that
identify them to those upon
whom they call, Cities all over
the country have no use for
these cards as they have no
official or social calling pro-
cedure. However, here in the
Nations Capital they are
needed. So, in an endeavor
to help, the following is a
brief summary of the way
they should be engraved
(never printed.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
BY RUTH DEAN
Star Staff Writer

The child of the Victorian
age had a healthier growing
up period than the child in
modern suburbia, observed an
internationally known psy-
chiatrist during a visit here
last week.
DR.. Karl Stern. psychia-
trist in chief at st. Mary's
Hospital in Montreal and
noted author. lecturer and
educator, declared that I'VE
have today not only the prob
lem of the rejected child but
the rejected oldster."
Contrasting the rural So
ciety of the late 18th CEN
tury as depicted in Victorian
and Russian novels with that
of today. DR.. Stern said the
child was always surrounded
by aunts. uncles and grand
parents.
A Severing
Nov we have the severing
of generations. a depart
naturalization. a chopping up
Of the family. The growing
up of children as depicted
In the Victorian and Russian
novels was healthier than
the m odern suburban
family"
The present state of af-
fairs which has seen the dis
appearance of the familiar
sight of a grandparent put
tering in the e garden DR..
Stern blamed on the advent
OF industrial technology and
urbanization.
1T has done something to
the structure of the family"
he asserted, land created
problems we haven't yet
Evening star., 1963-01-13

cumstances it would seem to
be a very gracious gesture on
the part of you and your
other friends and am sure
will give great pleasure to all
concerned.