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AUToMosIlEs foR SALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of nooels ana
eolors, aQRNER's CORNER, Buick
16essiss 16.sssi PiA ave a-''- at 9TH Il
BUICK 81 Super hardtop Riviera:
! owner very. clean: SSe5: guar
anteec: no down payment. $50
mo: No charge for tass. KIRK
NV. IA. 9-4s00. Iii
BUICK '49 Special sedan: T: and h:
down payment, $3.50 per w. In
tags KIRK MOTOR Co, 1000
oeorSiA ave- n.w.s Ia e-4sG9:
BUCKS. Horners Corner. iii I4th
NV tdoRntoWnl-A choice selee-
ton Of models and eolors pl-
I-se9S Bniek Dealer. STANLEY
BUICK '49 convert; Dynanov: fully
1885, ST. $4,000, Ext. 3ses.
BUICK SO Special Riviera; white;
T. and h.. Dynafiow, WV. tires:
exceptionally clean; only 81 .495.
XII. s-sS42, after pm. la
BUICK 194s conv.: excel. cond. !;
cash. RE. 7. 7-o5s5. Adj. sos.
BUICK '4s Super de luxe; Hydra.
drive. 7. and b.; $3.50; terms. $29
down. ROPER" 1880 r. !. ave.
ne.
BUICK "a Century 4-dr.: perfect
and fully equipped in every way
imaginable. A real bargain; financ..
credit our eourtesy s0a car n avaiisSie kSSe
to our giant display by calling, TU.
2-420o. BILL ROSS. 7400 Ga. ave.
nv. Ill
BUICK 1855 convertible: T. and h :.
Dynaflow, yellow with black top;
81 ,995. Call before 10 am. after
Q pm. AP. 7-7205. Ill
CADILLAC '52 conv.; light green with
brand-new,. custom-made black top.
Fleetwood 2-tope leather interior,
Selecto-matic radio. de luxe heater.
fog lights, ,Autronic-Eye. power
windows and seats, power steering,
Wv. tires; '53 wheel discs; immac.
Only S2,375. OWNER. JU. 5-15a1.
price. PENNY MOTORS. La. g. 8.
CADILLAC '82: black. We: excel
lent condition; unique. Call HE.
CADILIAc. DIIIi "a convert, r. iS h, w.
W. tires, power steering and brakes,
genuine wire wheels; S4,l95; oV.
CaDiLLAc '5a sedan; fully equipped s
including power steering. Vogue
Wv. tires; clean as new, 1895.
VILLAGE MOTORS, INC, 14th and
r. /. ave. ne, AID. 4-0444. Ia
CADILLAC 81 convertible; fully
equipped; original throughout. Like
new. VILLAGE MOTORS, INC,
d4th and r. I. ave. me-, AID, 4
CADILLAC '5s hardtop coupe; ;' r.
and h. Hydra Matte. Wv. tires,
beautiful 2-tone finish an excep-
tionally clean car insiNR and out;
only $2,69b. HOYuH MOTOR
SALES, 17i7 r. !. ave. ne, DU.
CADILLAC '54 Coupe de vile: r. and
h.. Wv. tires. power steering, pow
er brakes, tinted glass. electronic
eye: beautiful 2-tone blue This is
an outstanding car. HOYLE MO-
TOk SALES. i7f7 4. I. ave. ne,
DU. 7-S300. -15
CADILLAC 80 sF62" four door; ny
dra-Matic, r, and h.. seat covers:
30-day written warranty. 81 ,395.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th EFT. Sill. SPG. III. 5-filS6
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
AUToMoRlLEs FOR SALE

AUSTIN HEALY. black with red
5asasr 5sasnsF Poadsei. easddsIe loS s9et s.9
JACK PRY. 14th and P
AUSTIN CAMBRIDGE 1855: new
body design: come in for demon
stration; up to 40 miles per gal
Ion: also IS Austin -Healey "100",
Hiilman. Morris Minor, MG. Mag
Benz, Hsa Wiiiys: Sasct' ana drs, Msleeuss- eon-
vertibles, station wagons starting
at $l,445. Highest trade -ins offered.
MANHATTAN AUTO. INC. est.
1914. 9TH at; r SITS. NV, North =
2700. Branch sales 1910 King st.,
Alex, Va. King $685..
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON wanted. "a
o.V-h.: willing to pay $3.50. Must be
rRr6afh L ssfii fPER f9Ss isss "a 9faS4 ffS 5000
miles: priced for quick sale. $685.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

SO ACRES, with very attrac., mod :,
S-rm., masonry house; 2 baths, oil
view view Of I'm mts.: 80 SO fruit trees, grapes, rs
etc. Reduced to S13,50O to settle es-
tate. MR.. OLSON. WO. 6-7029.
TOPSOIL SALE, z tons, delivered
locally, $15; additional chg. for
distant delivery. RE. 6-6604. la
GERMANTOWN AREA-Story- book
house with Is picture windows.
firepls., 4 bedrms., 2 baths. rec. rm.,
gorgeous meadow view from oil
rooms overlooking q stream used
for swimming and fishing. Many
outbldgs. Will sell with very small
acres, Mr.. fast d. C. transp.: / mi
fronting on hard surface road
Very unique. Write Box 352..M
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AuToMoTIvE MISC.

HoNING MACHINE. sunnen, per.
feet shape, with 16 mandrals and
BODY PARTS, 40 De Soto 4-dr. /;
motor IL, 900 since rebuilt. ST.
3-7e65 after pm. -12
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

BETHESDA. MD..-Suite Of ofices
with window showroom on Wiscon-
Sin sin. ave- t;,,. Suitable ,,. for lawyers Of
Lyon. OF. 4-sS5o. 7s4o Wisconsin
ave. Bethesda. Md. Ill
ATTRACTIVE air-cond. ONCE over
looking White House and Lafayette
Park. Telephone answering serv.
incl. Call 81 3-3456.
18th ST. Mr.. ii E.W.-Unfurn.. day
light room. in attractive law Of
fice: use Of receipt. rm. RE. 1920.
800 so. FT.--Beautiful pvt. suite,
new air-cond. bldg, rir. Georgia
and Eastern aves.; reas. rent. incl.
all services; plenty Of parking. TU.
2-7777, LO. 4-6S61. Ill
OFFICE, vic. Doctors Hosp.--1 Ice.
rm., small rm... reception hall
and bath, and parking for ! car;
500 per mo. To inspect, call Ma.
cHFRiTz FRir BLpe.-1 or 2 rooms.
part-time secretarial service. RE.
UNPtRNlIsHED private air-condi-
TONED ONCE In suite Of law omces:
Use OF reception rm.; 14th and X
location; $65 mo. Available imme-
WYATT BLDG.--sub-lease rm.. Sec
rstaria' r,,.; and .ssos stoasse space in nstr'
OFFICE SPACE, suitable for medical,
attorney or small i., loan; Georgia GGi ana
HANNAUER, JU. 5-4729: ewes, 10.
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Chevy '54 Styleline 2-Dr.
One owner low mileage: equipped
car you'll be proud to own. Priced
way below market. Only 81 ,495.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
2636'Wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. 2-e0al
CHEVROLET 81 Styleline de luxe
town sedan; PowergIide, heater.
seat covers; sparkling dark green
flnish:- very clean; 1895.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST. sIL. sPG. JU. 5-61se
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AVIATION
REAL ESTATE LOANS

END TRUST OWNERS ATTENTION!
Don't sell before getting my prompt,
ssiolussls Md vs d ptoP spGs Rs sa5h SUfck sf55 Io
4-ebes. 90 - ~ A'' o-0 ~
,OP CASH prices for 2nd trust
notes Immediate action. ME. 8.
666S: eves.. RA. 6-S307.
end TRUSTS, Arlington area: immed'
action. McCLAIN PROPERTIES
2100 Wilson blvd. Arl ia 2-3300
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
pur BARLOW REALTY CO., Real
tors. 1881 q at. NV, ME. 8-2495
MONEY ON 2nd TRUST-We will
buy End trust notes, D. c., nearby
Md. or Va. Reasonable rates. MA.
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
MA. S-5S33.
ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
TOO HIGH? I? Mooney loaned or
lst. and End trusts in D. c.. Md
and Va. We can refinance your
property on terms to suit your in
come: lend you money for repairs
NAN. Wa Wnaashington Loan q Trus! rus!
and sos. RE. 7-1525 and RE. Z.
O293. Estab. 1880.
1st. End, 3rd TRUST LOANS cover.
ing D. c., nearby. Md. and Va
properties: financial relief for al
purposes, including repairs. remod.
cling. sdditions; asnH p;siT4y imPyovsments. e%.
oil NEW YORK AVE. NV,
CIT 2-lR1C 100
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TRAlLERs
GARAGES

GARAGE. corner Of 18th and New.
ton st. NV. RA. 3-2943. ia
rm.. bedrm,. kit. bath, 4 closets.
DIR: From Rosslyn on Lee hwy.
3rd traffic light turn right Conv.
Pentagon, Navy Annex. D. C. -16
FOR WORKSHOP or storage, lst
comm. 2-story brick, on alley:
Union Sta. vic. JU. 1921. IL
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BUSINESS pkop. Eoe SALE

ROCKVILLE PTKK COMMERCIAL
property, 1900 "a. T.. With 3
ssss s%sdern 9giifings ~ suitable .id.. for S Of
Pair and directly opposite pro-
posed shopping center. $4,000.
20. 2-36e6.
ARL., N. BUSINESS AND HOME
On Wilson blyd--Excellent 6-room
bungalow, plus enc. apt, bsmt.. and
det. masonry garage, on 5Oxl 60-ft.
lot. Under $4,000.
ELIZABETH ANDERSON. ia. 7-1739
APARTMENT HoUsE-CoLORED
FOR SALE, very close TO Dupont
bedrms. and parking lot: good eond.
Wonderful buy. Box 59-M. Star.
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

NORTH BEACH - Groom house.
S-697s. After 9 ON. ia. 5-1404.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

CADILLAC AS 4-dr. sedan: Iov mi:
seen. 2S30 wis. ave. nv. III
1854 "2IO" 2-dr.; Z.
sR % loo sesaai lyGa miles, sha sTssa r.si al. n
MONROE FORD. 800 Wis. ave.
nv. WO. $1,000. Open eves. I'll
pm
CHEvROLEr 81 eony. coupe; r. snA
h.; excel; $4e5, terms ROPER
CMEv. So 'a2lG' VS.; Wv, T. and
a.; clean; private party. 20: ?.
CHEW. '4s Fleetline de Luxe a-drs
7; T.. and n S,, ,sunyisor; sood msShsni.
FORD. 61o0 Wis. ave. NV. WO.
6-2O00. Open ewes. til 9 pm.
Chevy so Styleline 2-Dr.
Exceptionally nice. Equipped with
heater. matching covers, A real eve.
oaIP ssSPDsE; ss75. won't be here Ions. as
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1885 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 2-eoe1
CHEVROLET '54, "210', model z-dr.:
2.tone: heater: Powerelide; low
mileage: Ist-ciass condition: Sf,s
450. No trades. Of. 4-I4S2. III
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
H ST. NV.

Between 18th and 18th. Dignified
one-story and mezzanine limestone
bldg. containing approx. 1900 so
#: near Govt. bldg, Roger Smith
Hotel. Kiplinger, Metropolitan Club:
air conditioned.
Weinberg & Bush, Inc.
1907 II st. NV. Ma. s-5500
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Here's OpportunitY

Over 100 acres 40 woodland, beau.
tifully situated about 20 mi. from
Falls Church. Fronting on State I'd.
for about l mi. Ideal for raising
stock, horses. swine, chickens. crops
or nursery items: with 8 bldgs. for
the above use: frame house. The
full price, S27.500; shown by ap-
ROY CO, 90 Hiliwood ave, rails
Church. Va; JE. $4,000.
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COLORED-s2O0 DN., s7S MO. buys
for $500 five acres and new.
cinder block, 5-rm. BUNGALOW; bath;
busline; 90 mi. South. TIE. 6-4131.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

2nd TRUST NOTE-S3.6 $50 End. be-
hind. S1O.175 LIST, 4-yr.-old semi
det. brick, excellent .pur. 1853 46th
pl. Sc. of Benning rd.; price,
$2.25O. MR.. BLITz, eve. WO. g.
1851. days NO. 7-0195, LU. 2-1lS5.
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HoUsEs FOR SALIVA.
MINIATURE ESTATE

MINIATURE ESTATE
On a level green 1Oox20o-ft. lot.
60-ft. long. IN sturdy brick. A REAL
SHOW PL2CE: 9 bedrooms. ex-
panstble to 4; garage; very unique.
SI5.950; quick possession
Edward r. Briggs, Realtor
4751 Lee Hwy. IA. 5-s402
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SALE OR LEASE

near Woodward & Le-
throp. 2h-story bldg, 23xl00.
equipped with elevator. Excellent
store on ground floor plus upper
floors for selling or storage. .Reas-
enable.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 II Street NV. Ma. $500
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PLEASE NOTE

PLEASE NOTE
with about $4,000 cash, your total
expense, including all utils., taxes,
Insurance, will be $50 per month
and after 10 years $40 per month
on the purchase Of this 3-bedrm.
cow. loc. home in Falls Church.
Call us to inspect.
JOHN w. MULROY CO.
90 Hillwood Ave, Falls Church
.TT 4-h0O0
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FIT. LAUDERDALE. furnished home
and duplex for income, $4,000
down. OWNER. ma. S-9S50. ext.
4l0. 12s
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STORES FOR RENT

1917 EYE ST. N.W.-Exeellent for
tailor. shoe repair. employment
agency or other lines. Rental only
$65 with heat furnished. ROBERT
W. SAVAGE. 514 Union Trust
Building. --12
1888 7th ST. NE, corner Mass. and
Constitution aves.-Good for any
business. ME. S-0041. Ia
IDEAL FLOWER. gift. china shop;
dntwn. cor. bet. big hotels. Good
opp. MA. S-1101. Box BOIL. Star.
STORE - Perfect for
ready-to-wear, restaurant. etc.
Now available on lease or monthly
basis. Attractive. newly remodeled
front and interior; Air-conditioned.
Ss4e1S ia
LOCATION for Tv. radio,
valet. office. other types Of busi-
ness. Cheap rent. RA. 3-6784.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT
(confinued)

DOWNTOWN CORNER - ENTIRE
2nd FIR, 902 NEW YORK AVE.
NV. $500 MONTHLY. A 5-TON-
A1R;GoMp AdssTnS1or.oN orFleE; sEp N4 AL FIR NEw
MERLY OCCUPIED BY FEDERAL
REPORTING CO. APPROX. 1900
so Fl. ALSO PARKING SPACE
INCL. PAPANICOLAS INVEST
MENT nI 7-aAA7 IL
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IWATERFRoNT-sALE (cons. J
W'T'RFRoNT PROP. FOR RENT

TALL TINEBERS, MD.-Large fur
nished cottage. on lower Potomac
waterfront, with a.m.c.: 100-ft.
pier for excellent bathing, fishing
aanao aana boating: $40 weekly. EN-, B.
COLONIAL BEACH - Beaut. ioc.,
newly dec. 6-rm. cottage; elec. kit,
bath, screen. porches. LU. 4-5395.
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VACATION PLACES

OCEAN CITY, MD.-vacation for
the children. Mothers care. Free
Transportation. Reasonable. AID. A.
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ENGAGEMEN ENTS

take place on July 16 in the
Chapel of the Centurion, Fort
Monroe, Va.
Mr.. Thomson, a graduate Of
the University Of Florida Law
School with the degrees Of B.S.,
B.A. and LIB, is a 1st lieu
tenant, Judge Advocate Gener-
al Corps Reserve.
BURNS-FITZGERALD
Mrs. Josephine Crowley
Burns announces the engage
ment of her daughter Eileen
Therese to Mr.. James Ray
mond Fitzgerald, son Of Mrs.
Raymond Aloysius Fitzgerald
and the late Mr.. Fitzgerald.
The wedding will take place in
the fall.
Miss Burns is a graduate OF
Georgetown University School
of Foreign Service. Her fiance
is a graduate of Georgetown
Preparatory School and is at
tending Georgetown University
School of Foreign Service.
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invitation of Mr.. anc Mrs.
Leslie Jones'
How silly! Their kind in
vitation indeed! Why should
they invite me to an anniver-
sary party when they haven't
had anything to do with me
for six years? Why are they
putting on all this whoopdedoo
anyway? Plenty of people have
stayed married 10 years with
out acting as if they'd just
liberated Paris.
Pretty pretentious, this crest
on the invitation. I'll bet they
are asking everybody they
know. So in that mob they
certainly won't miss me I'll
just drop her a pleasant little
note on my regular stationery
and tell her I'm awfully sorry
but Ill be out of town. And ]
will be, too.
Well, at least my headaches
better!
CFrom AP NewSfeatures)
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Sigrid Arne to Make
Own DeQdlines Now
BY ELEM

she describes as a place wEcre
you could get the major text
IF the agreements which were
tielrg together the United
Nations" is prescribed reading
in many high schools and COL
.eges in the United States.
Sigrid's Fairy Tales
Another set of stories that
Shit found highly satisfying
were IN a completely non-
realistic realm. They included
the group CT 12 serial fairy
tales she wrote at the be-
ginning OF he-- association with
tie Washington Bmeau of the
Associated Press Hundreds of
letters poured into Slgrid'S
Office from Youngsters telling
her how much they loved
them. A former Assistant Sec
retary of State, Lloyd Iehrbas,
who al the time they were
written was with the news
service in Shanghai, is fond
of telling friends how his
duties there involved trans
lating Sigrid'S fairy tales into
Chinese for the children OF
his friends.
Born in New York City, Sig
rio lived in SWEDEN is very
young child, and when ner
parents returned, studied in
Cleveland. She graduated from
the University of Michigan III
1922.
In 1851 her feminine col
leagues in the press world
elected her president of the
American Newspaper Women's
Club
To young girls ready to pur-
sue a newsrapering career,
Sigrid has been known to sug-
gest instead they turn their
thoughts to marriage.
She also points out that in
the course of her career she
has seen very few publishers,
city editors or managing edi-
tors who were women.
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and Is an intern at George
Washington University Hos
pital. A summer wedding is
planned.
REIMERS-FRAZIER
Mrs. Leora Reimers of For
estville, Md, announces the
engagement of her daughter
Leora Maxine to Mr.. William
G. Frazier, son of Mrs. Lii
Ian Frazier and the late Mr..
Raymond T. Frazier.
Miss Reimers Is with the
Atomic Energy Commission.
Mr.. Frazier is currently in the
United States Army. stationed
aG Fort Mcclellan, Ala.
MATTINGLY-WHITE
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r. Mat
tingly announce the engage
ment of their daughter Mar
garet Ann to Mr.. Dale E.
White, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd D. White of Kewanee,
III. An August wedding is
planned.
Miss Mattingly is a senior
at Westminster College in
New Wilmington, Pa. Mr..
White attended the University
of Wisconsin before entering
the United States Army.
yENKINS-BLOOM
Mr.. and Mrs. George P.
jenkins Of Indian Head, Nd,
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Judith to Mr..
John H. Bloom, jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom of Indian
Head. An August wedding is
planned.
Miss Jenkins attended st.
Johns College in Annapolis.
Mr.. Bloom is a senior at the
University of Maryland.
ANDERSON-THOMSON
Col. R. L. Anderson, ACC,
USA, and Mrs. Anderson an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Valaria Jane to Mr..
David MacKeen Thomson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson Of
Miami, Fla. The wedding will
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For some % years Sigrid
Arne's byline as an Associated
Press Newsfeatures analyst and
writer Las beer a familiar one
to newspaper readers.
Today she is retiring from
assignments and headlines.
Other than starting on a part
time job on Friday with the
Population Reference Bureau.
the tall, blond Sigrid plans to
meet only those assignments
and headlines that involve
such jobs as cleaning The re-
frigerator, working in the gar
den, and doing the watercolor
painting she never had time
to do in the past.
No Memoirs
She plans to write no mem
oirs of her life and times in
the newspaper business. I-av-
ing travelled for more than
Is years covering such diverse
assignments ae Hollywood, the
Alcan Highway, defense plant
al d military activities during
the war, and diplomatic and
United States Government
coverage here in Washington
for. Associated Press, from here
on in, says Sigrid, she wants
to do just plain nothing"
Out of one assignment, that
of the San Francisco Confer
ence, came the idea fer one OF
the most satisfying pieces OF
work she has Gone in her ca
ree". The United Nations
Primer she vote in 1945 came
about because she had so many
facts in her head that it was
a good way to put them down
on paper where she could look
them up when necessary.
Today, 10 years later, the
primers domestic sales and
foreign sales are still thriving.
The last she heard it had gone
into Korean and Japanese
translations. The primer that
Evening star., 1955-05-31
AAUW Branches
New Officers

The College Park Branch Of
the American Association Of
University Women has in
stalled Mrs. Frank M. Stephen,
ST.. as it's new president.
Other new officers are Mrs.
Raymond Lynn, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Donald Dozer re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Clyde
Everson, corresponding secre-
tary and Mrs. Albert Afford,
treasurer.
Mrs. John c. Merrill has
been installed as president of
the Kensington Branch of the
AAUW.
g Other new officers include
Mrs. c. E. Moose, recording
secretary and Mrs. o. G. Fitz-
hugh, corresponding secretary.
Mrs. j. D. Sc ney and Mrs.
R. K. Ness carry over for an
other year as first anC second
vice presidents.
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MARY MARGARET
MCBRIDE
Muil Time Is Headache Time
A lady sitting up in bed with

A lady sitting up in bed With
her MOI ming mail:
Bill bill advcrti ing
clrculal o.. bill nice card
from Lucille, she's iL Alaska
ii all placer and what's
this handsome thing? Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie P. tones re-
quest the honour
My goodness, their 10th
wedding anniversary Has it
leally been that long? I guess
so, because he was in uniform
anc she was so upset because
sne couldn't get imported
French satin for her dress.
Guess I'll so-they know
amusing people.
Nice Of them to think of me.
Wonder when was tie last
time / saw them. It must have
been when I came back from
was it the coronation? No,
it must have been Haiti. Why.
that was six years ago-you'd
think d be off their list by
now.
Hm-m-m, the Goth. That's
a Saturday night. Oh dear.
and they've spelled it "hon-
our" too, so it will be extra
formal. If only they'd made it
Sunday night so ] could feel
all right in that navy crepe de
chine with the long sleeves. I
haven't anything with out
sleeves and at a really formal
party you look funny with
sleeves!
What'll / do tor a wrap--it's
too warm for fur and yet that
Chinese mandarin thing will
be too light. Well. I guess I'll
Just have to get a new dress
I'LL have to sometime, any,
way How I dread those flt-
tings! If orly I could buy Size
II right off the racks. And I'd
better get a summer evening
coat. How my lead hurts!
Geminy, I'll have to send a
gift. WHAT is the tenth ami
versary? Silver? No, that's
25th. Glass? A crystal Vase.
maybe. o. a piece Of that en-
graved hand blown stuff.
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LINDEMAN-RICHARDS

Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher
r. Lindeman announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Janet to Mr.. Jack Prentiss
Richards, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amyle P. Richards of Be-
thesda. A fall wedding Is
planned.
Miss Lindeman is a grad
uate of the University of Mary
land. Mr.. Richards is attend
iLg the University OF Mary
LAND.
HAYDEN-BUCKLES
Mrs. Grayce L. Hayden an
nounces the engagement OF
her daughter Sally Lou to
Fred Buckles, USAF, son of
Mrs. Ha:' old H. Buckles and
the late Mr.. Buckles. No date
has been cet for the wedding.
Miss Hayden was graduated
from st. Patrick's Academy
and attended Dunbarton Col
lege of Holy Cross. Her fiance
is stationed at Sheppard Field,
Texas. with the Air Force.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Weinstein
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Eleanor Ruth
to DR.. Malcolm Fleishman, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Fleish-
man OF Fayetteville, NC.
Miss Weinstein is a graduate
of the University of Maryland.
DR.. Fleishman is a graduate
of tin University OF North
Carolina School of Medicine
Evening star., 1955-05-31
WHY GROW OLD?
Exercise
To Help
FIGURE
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

It's certainly a shame if you
have given up swimming be-
cause you are ashamed to be
seen in a swim suit because
of figure faults. Do'lbly so.
since swimming itself is one
of the best reducing exercises
ever invented!
Today I have two exercises
which will help your SWIM
ming and also be beneficial to
your figure. The first one is
the scissors kick, which is the
leg movement used in the
crawl and several other
strokes. This is strealnliuing
to the abdomen and hips.
Practice it at home. Lie on
the floor on your left side. with
your right hand placed on the
floor in front of you. Swing
the right leg forward as you
swing the left leg backward.
The left leg then moves for
ward as the right leg moves
backward. Continue. legs NOV
ing in opposite directions.
After a While turn onto your
right side and place your left
hand on the floor in front of
you. Continue.
Be sure to keep your knees
stiff 50 that you swing from
the hips rather than The
knees.
The next exercise is splendid
for round shoulders. This is
the arm movement for the
breast stroke. Stand still.
Extend the arms forward, their
backs turned slightly toward
each other. Idll the arms
back ard down Bcrd your
elbows at The body, as in the
breast stroke, finishing the
bend with the palms of the
hands facing down and tue
hands near the chest. Nov
stretch the alrs for ward to
finish tht Strokt. Continue
marine YOU are actually in
Evening star., 1955-05-31
Zontiuns to Hear
Indians Director

Mrs. Helen L. Peterson. ex-
ecutIve director of the National
Congress of American Indians,
will address a luncheon meet
ing of the Zonta Club of Wash
ington at 1890 pm. tomor-
row in the YWCA.
Mrs. Peterson, who set up
the Mayors Committee on
Human Relations in Denver.
Colo, and served as its director
for six years, has also served
as consultant througout the
West IN the field of race rela-
tions and minority problems.
Evening star., 1955-05-31

the water and that there is
some resistance so that you
dent simply go through the
motions.
swimming is particularly
fine exercise for the figure. It
firms and also Sims. This is
ore exercise which can be
enjoyed pt any age. It need
not be su strenuous because
the oody weight is supported
by the water so that we do not
Lave the extra burden Of
gravity.
Evening star., 1955-05-31

Venetian glass--or does that
date me?
I bet I haven't anything to
write a formal acceptance on.
You can't accept a formal in
vitation on the kind of post
cards I usually use. I'll have
to order some OF those expen-
sive white cards-and then
have enough of them left over
to answer 40 other formal in
vltations. What's the correct
acceptance form, anyway 'ac-
cepts with pleasure the kind
Evening star., 1955-05-31
Eltons Are Home

Mr.. and Mis-. Reuel w. Elton
of Chevy Chase have just re-
turned to their home after
spunding several weeks vara-
ton at the Marlin Beach Hotel
in Fort LaLderdale, Fla.