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Evening star., 1955-10-23
It's easy, it's thrifty
it's Spanish Rice Pronto

Caramba, This is a dish! A masterpiece
no other rice but Minute Rice can make
so fast-so delicious. You use only one
pan-no baking, Add the Minute Rice
right from the package. You'll love the
way the fluffy grains Of rice soak up the
tomato sauce fiavor-and color! A real
economy, too-onIy pennies per serving
for family Of four.
Evening star., 1955-10-23

THIS WEEK Magazine I osaobsr 70. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
FLYNN CO-OPs
OPEN 2 TIL s
THE AvoNpALE

In this splendid. 'S Centrally
located Gust III blocks Oh pu-
pont Circie) elevator. switch
board building. 2 really lovely
2-bedroom apartment homes
may be inspected this after
noon. Each Is in an unusually
splendid condition with mod
ern kitchen, bath, Venetian
blinds, walk.in closets, etc, Ask
for MR.. GELLMAN In Apt. g
and MR.. BEESE in Ant, 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
y g6ga sc CONN; AYE " VIC.

oOSV- = Wv 1kb oAs WV
In Q location and neighbor-
hood that leave little II any.
thing TO be desired--free from
probable entertainments and
lust .1a blocks West Of The
Broadmoor on Porter Street
with cross-town bus ct the
door and Conn. Ave. shops and
bus lust Ia blocks away--you
may inspect, this afternoon,
truly delightful 1-bedroom apart
inent home with foyer, living
room. comb. kitchen -dinette and
bath. In such perfect condition
that you can move right In. and
start LIVING without spending
one cent for redecoration. Build
ing and grounds ere always kept
Immediately and even the en-
trance hallway creates an tmme-
diate feeling OF truly gracious
living.
Also available In this excel
liant building. on the same floor,
10 . tnoroughly modern 2-bed-
room apartment home.
Ask for MAJOR oARvxY In
Ant. 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

N. Arr. - bed,ms iiv. rn,. sun rrn.,
SiRss souS Sd i Es. s lss usils' park-
ALEXANDRIA CITY = Spacious two
sEd three bedroom apis. now avail.
ct 514 Cameron st.: 2 bedrms. with
rear porch; hedrrns. with extra
large hit both modernly equipped;
5000 and 500; heat and hot
waite, incl. 81 rental, SHANNON
4 LpcHs. 724 14th st, NV. ma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
MAYOR GARDENS

sesoos ana hop Sias09 On. very very n e
large-size bedrm.. also q 2nd
d. 2-bedfm. apt. Both fnas
mediately available. Low In prizes
and the total monthly cost. Call
Mt; RoEland; ewes. Lu. l-50eg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
APIS. UNFURllIsHED-VA.

ABINGDON Modern delightful !
ton. select area. overIookinE poto-
No children. 5000. SOS. Out WI
son blvd. left on Oak st.. rieht e
BiS Ride AND GRooM-BeautifuI i /.
bedrrn.. close.in. mr.. Key and Memo.
ington. Wooded and quiet. s7s; 80
AikAkNGfis6aS S Columbia pike at
Frederick st.; Magpolia Gardens
Avail. now. Beautiful and spacious
ltFing-dining room combination
2 large bedrooms latest In Kitchen
equipment, paruuet hoors. Venetian
blinds. 3 exposures. utlls. turn. SO
4 mo: One bedroom. Sss2o ; 5o. For
n lni HEIiNSTos Ssl aiis liz S1 e. NJ
inci. heat IA 5-15So. Iii
ARL. MISSIONER -. LEe. 1-bedrm
sidg., nice view: S67 so. heat lnsI,
Adults. At bus. Sc. cor, q; Wash.
6 6lSd and Kensinston st. We; O.
ARL.. 1900 N. Pierce -bsdrm
in" cond.: SIS, incl, utiis. Manager
BEvERLEyi II fiAzx sKcTIoN, Ajax.
COW; p Pentagon and Navy An ne
e.nfessls T.g, nts ssssst
safe for children: adj. Ariandria
Shopping center. caretaksr. ov, 3.
sis N II. ieth nd. tArl,-1 bsdrn.,
Resident manager. ia 5-S26a;
1901 N. QUINN ST. tAri,,-i BED
rin.. iiy. nm. .dinette. kit. bath;
S70 Resident manager. IA. s-4i37
1871 N. WITCH ST.. Arlington, Va.
Apt. 49, rms. dinettA kitchen.
bath. porch: neyly decorated: rent
s1es ,Ess y u MAR Sh olSss ss.l.ssri
rm,. kit, bath. walk to Fort Myef,
required laundry facilities. Plenty
"a. $500 fof Apt. to inspsct,
NgARBY ARL.--Iav. rm.. bdrm.. den
SiRss't sDl: US me- i, fs. ss4 tsp''
ARL.. s714 N. s7th It,, 2nd d..
Pvt. entI., 2 bedrms.. Hy, Tm., din.
rm., kit. bath. sun porch, garage.
Utils Incl; Rmpl cple. preferred.
n sss III M Ss-egso: Ar. ., dasI.x
ss.h. Screened Ge I porch. In nice "a. sIsd
includes heat and water. CAROLYN
H0MEY AND c0Nv,--AttT. bed.
nm. Ice, Nv. rni.. hit, bath, I'd: M
Pent;, SHOPPING bus. $40 mo. OF
L iIfpls R e sSgY bEDRooss. kitchen
bsth; spacious. Located nearby va
on Columbia pike, near Lake Bar.
AM. NfxRsY--i-fare bus. eeacisn.
End a., suitable Tor counis. $50. so
2O01 No. Cleveland ST., eaii aftei
sIrlsSSIR6 f opsn a. aST e-zIss; ,,da,. a
pSneied iiv. rm., library. 3 Ssdrms.
kit. din. area, walk-in closets. neal
Rs'rfpx, Va. 30 min. drive from
p. e; $e7.60 plus utiis. can 5R
Mt five VERNON CoURTs-Beautifu
new apt, Ice. liv. rm,. dinette ant
2 bedrms.. eoiored tile bath. com
Guides all utilities, cali KI. s-307l
500 SOUTH COURT HOUSE RD.
Apt. No. 3.-One bedroom So. o.
Apt No. 10--One bedroom - $50. OF
Apt. No. I1--One bedroom S77.bt
Near pentaapn, Shopping and trans
poFtation Available Immediately.
zoos NJ FAIRFAX DR..
Ant No, 30f---One bedroom. &S6. OF
Ant. No. 304---One bedroom. $eb,Oi
Near Pentagon, shopping and trans
p0rtatiou. Available Immediately.
1910 MEAD ST.
2-Bedroom Apt. - $112.b'
Utils incl. Overlooking the Potomac
facing Two JtIna Park.
CALL BEITZELL, d. 7-3100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
1901 Wyoming Ave. NV.
1 Blk. T. of Conn Ave

Blk. e. OF Conn. Ave.
splendid apt. Of iiv. rm.. bedrln.,
S SIinstts' I'm mod !, i k tooa and bath. Ise.
with beautiful roof garden. Tor
further details cali
]. Buxton Aiken, EN-. $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

Beautiful, 1-bedrm. apt. mod. kit.
and bath: liy: rm. and porch, fully
ilrn;. Sl0,750 OF, will sell unfurn,
Tor. less. reasonable down payment
and low operating costa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
THE BRoADMooR

1901 Conn Ave. NV, at Porter ct.
A s.w. cor, 1.bedroom apart
ment home on the 9Th a. and
an equally desirable 1-bedroom
apartment home on the 2nd d.
with all Southern exposures are
available for your inspection this
afternoon In .WashinGton's freely
acknowledged outstanding co.
operative.
Also two charming and gra-
eious 3:bedrooms. 2-bath apart
ment homes for the larger
ASK for Mr.. OWENS ct
BRQADMOoR DEL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
OTHER LIsT1Nas

Among more than 80 exclusive
nstings In the nles Of this Of
nice many equally desirable and
equally fevorably priced apart
ment homes are available in
such substantial and Well-known
buildings % THE MENDOZA,
1870 WYOMING AVE. NV;
RUTLAND COURTS, CAVA-
NAU0H COURTS, THE on
TARIO. HAMPSHIRE 0ARpENS.
1I02 SUMMIT FL. NV, and
others.
For details and for appt. TO IN
spect. call MAJOR CARNEY with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
co-op. APIS. FOR SALE

2-BEDRo0M APT, In Falls Church
cludes principal. interest, taxes and
all utilities. Call JE. 2-23A3. I'll
1st FLOOR, lge. 2-bedrm,. de luxe
apt; blk. from bus, 2 minis. to
PsntaEss5n,, Owner win sell equity.
rSHAk; W1ESsSTfSeHEsrER--l bedrm.. for
334-B, main bldg. EN-. 3-3677.
o ST. NV, NEAR lHth--S FMS.
bath. cleo: h..w.h. toill; can be
converted into apis; priced right.
A. 7. GRINCLEX. $50 Y. z. ave.
c d.siSs5 Ask :e RSstER cdelnissG
one-bedrm. apt. with 26-ft. liy. rm.s
new kit. and. bath: excellent con.
dition throughout; elevator: So.
sSa; terms e g. a slssEs sa w 81. SaviR.
n ss9 \ G, res: AZ ss, 300 49, -.
old bldg, overlooking Rock cTeen
Park. Modern. stainless steel lit.
Bldg. extras include roof deck. laun-
dry and garage. Price. $4,000.
Please call Mr.. Gavin, with Il. q.
ssnITHY Co. 81. $4,000: res.
Pries. Goo 'i Mai heSls ci SIS:
NO down payment. To. 2-2766.
A MOsT UNUSUAL and attractive
apt, mr.. Conn. and wyoming ayes,
NV. including private front en-
trance. 26-f.. liv. rm.. large wood
burning fireplace. completely mod
srn kit; ana bath, large din. area.
Excellent condition throughout.
Price. only Sl5.750. Must be shown
BY appt. Please call Mr., Gavin.
with Il. G. sMITHY CO.. ST. 8.
NAYTos GARDrNs-s sedrms., .r..
ly. rnn. ana dinette with folding
cts; all new fixtures: Venetian
blinds; newly dec. I2xi2 storerin.;
md a., 4 exposures: parking: near
nus. school, shop: vecant; q cornpI.
home in Deaut, setting for $40, 1850.
$3.50 dn., hal. S69.10 mo-. cover.
ns saaiatsnause and everything.
TT6EN GARDENs-Exc.ll.nt spar,-
men Of two bedrooms, large living
room. dining room and kitchen. j.
TILDEN GARDENS-one Of the
largest apartments in this outstand-
Ing cooperative. Full wing with
nice entrance foyer. living room,
bedrooms and . baths. A most de.
sirable APARTMENT and attractiyely
priced. BY appointment. J. NELSON
HUGHES. EN-, 2-64OO.
TLDkN GAkDENS-A most delight.
1ul one.bedroom apartment with
large living room, dining room and
modern kitchen; In perfect condi.
Ilop nrf faEoIgh e!ylt,c Cash er terms.
WELL LocATED-2-bedroom apart
Msnt. neEy ddeeorated. Call Nj.
P RANpAI Ii II. SSaSER q co.
SIP CONN. AVE. NV.
Beautiful. 1-bedrm. apt, mod. kit.
and bath. Nv. rm. and porch. fully
turn;. Sl0.750 or. will sell unfurn,
for less, reasonable down payment
and low operating costs.
1901 Wyoming Ave. NV.
l Blk. e. Of Conn. Ave.
Owner transferred, will sell this
closet. for $4,000: T-story bids.
with beautiful roof garden. For
J. Buxton Aiken, EN-. $685.
NAYLOR GARDENS
soc ana shob Ssatio9 On. very S.Ty nice e
larEe-size bedrn.. also 2nd
q. 2-bedrm: apt. Both In.
mediately available. Low in prizes
and the total monthly cost. Call
pRuRY Realty ssiiSi COR CORP. % 81. 7 .tssoi
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-23
Dunbar Junior HI

Let q star shine N every VII
4av. : he theme Used D TIE
student council The council speH-
sors The Christmas decorations.
CaralinR has been gong 5n II
many kameroams The Christmas
story : being told Read St Luke
chapter 2
4 fex mornings ago after the
pupils and teacher N the :
hameraan had sung Silent Night
Holy Night q Spokesman said
Mary tines ne enjoy things
and don't stop q think sho ess
responsible for what I noV enjoy
Franz xavsr Gruher and Joseph
Mahr for example. wrote Silent
Night L has been sad that had
Il not been for adverse conditions
under which they wrote this ear
al il IS doubtful 4 such : beautl-
IA song would haye been written
thus giving the world the great
est and most loved Il all Christ
mas carols Tbs thought struck a
note the pupils began planning
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-23

basketball season n Wrightsgile
Tuesday aIte The midget team
tsak the opener 2s-I0 as aafoTth
Coleman ed TIE scoring viii
seven points. The Bobcats dropped
the second game 1874 VIII A.
shas Wicker Leading Al scores
With i points.
Girls Assembly
The girls. committee With Mss
stayal as spoH OF and MeseafneS
Jordan and DozIer ea=spensers
presented an aIl-girls assembly
program Thursday After the op-
snIHg. the program vas as fol-
!awg 4 message from our chair
nan. CaFEotta Walls. vocal solo.
Verda Green. = sait: Would you
Believe It. scene / CT the
way % school. scene The
school Nurses office and scene
! Leaving the Nurses office
Girls participating CO the pro-
gram we're. Gloria Jeffries. Pa
trIeIa Andrews. Willie Lambert
Nurse. Mss Ruby Grice. r ".
St vlneent's infrmary. Marimha
selection 81 CeeiIe Douglas. a
denomination The Talklns
Mirror Mrs Mildred Work.
clothing teacher. Gloria Ray. PR
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-23

During the second seneg.. ;.
general music classes vi - :
9rate Their efforts CT t. t.,
opefetta and also CO lear.i,. :.
different instruments a. h. - :
and orchestra.
Al these experiences II. =.
tiYate within TIE student .
understanding and : desas. =
Of the real value aas tas b.gs
II music
The principal tzsaIty a. -.
dent body q Se.p!a A L. :
school take great pleasure i. a
lnz 70 a. a Merry eArts,rz. :.
a Happy ard Prosperous :.
Year.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-23

appropriate In describing what
gees On IN the general music
classes az Jones nj school. Our
major point Of emphasis has been
on music fundamentals sueh as.
cote and rest. values time sigma
lures. etc Along With these fanda-
mentaIs. the students share the
experiences of singing together a.
= group. al types q songs which
Nill lead to a better appreciation
znd understanding o music Not
only these tao things. but also
research work On the lives an
contributions Of our master mazi.
Clans Mrs J " West Instructor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-23

TIE Dunbar Bobcats opened the
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gram chairman. presided. Mss
Gree served as a. Inspiration e
a. There xere many d Is 2aG
recalled that anIy 4 tea years
aga. she gas a junior Il school
student a. Dunbar
As Re e INTO re Y4LeEae
season. nay xe Keep Christ u
Christmas.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-23

Music Is Gods gitt q man
But music Ike al Cur gifts. s
gwen 9 Is II the germ e Is
for IS . unfold and develop y
instruction and cultivation
Charles y LsGdon.
Tie above quotation s most
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-23

q discuss n hameFaam the
Christmas Customs. More ab6ut
this next week
Es0s< The Bobcats
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04
Mt. Zion


Thomas Bryant. son Of Nh and
Mt Rch4rd Bryan. has return
ed nome after receiving his dis
cha zet from tie army October
ri
hi and Aira " c Stinson. Of
RE- noud called hi The home ot
Nj and Mrs Richard BRYANT this
week
M4 j c Brooks and Patricia.
Nj 4ud Mi Cfosier III Roanoke
and M X DAVIS we're week end
guests til THE nome of Mi. and
Mars ~ f Tatum.
Ml and Mrs Ernest Anderson
and Miss dee Gillian were am
nei guests n the nome Of Mr. and
Mrs Kramer Anderson Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Richard Bryant
and Audrey were business visitors
Ia Charlottesville Saturday
M and Mrs. Carl Davies called
IN tile nome Of Mr. ana. Mrs. FL
nt Anderson Thursday
MI ana Mrs. Omar Ban and
Mas Latahe DIiscoil 0f Columbia.
and Cation BoatWught, of Rich-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04
DiIIwyn Ri. 3

The WBCs Of Salem Church.
held Their study class Sunday
from to 5 p. m. Mrs. James
Finch led the class with members
Of Smyrna Church and Salem
joining t1e discussion During
the evening coffee tea and cok-o
ieS were served
Mr. and MRS. Il Bostain and
SONS Bobby and Jackie spent the
week end with Mrs Dan Ham
monds
Mr5 Ruby Walton spent Friday
in Richmond attending the Vim
nla Teachers meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis were
visitors in the homes of Clyde
Davis Mrs Dan Hammonds and
Mr. and Mrs John Walton. sun
day evening
Johnny Walton is improving
rapidly after having his tonslls
removed Nh and Mrs Jack Dun
cam Mrs Linda Sheffield and
DAUGHTER Mrs Virginia Stinson
ana son Gerald drove over sky
lime Drive Saturday
Mrs Ruby Walton. MIS- Dan
Haminonds and MI and Mrs. Jack
Duncan visited Mrs Alice Wash
IN tafmVille last Wednesday
night and found her very much
improved after being in the Med
zeal College Hospital for several
days
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04
Dock Whitaker Puts Amelia Farm
In State Of High Cultivation

faaf qreg mt trfv fatra ba.
Toms ID Docf d WhHaEe, If
Tha dam. fa1fn r located sno4t
Il m,le so3t4 IL Awt4fa q II MI
rGilte Gl4
Dock moved to this farm ri
1945. having purchased if the qcaf
before from e F Bryant The
farm house. tool shed anaAofatn
house' were The only binldinp OH
thr farm ten years ago since
then Dock has added Tile cindor-
block dairy barn and mix bouea
chicken houses broodei house
pump and cgp holle 8nd tn f4rt
All The building you see there t0-
day fic completely rebn! 1hc
home as wen I did most airAha
Work myself SAID DOCK a9d !
worked day and MIGHT NV bad
helped me alot t0u" added Back
giving credit where II Vae due
His father rs Claude w VINTAGE
who owns "a nearby farm Dork
worked with Ina father amin WI
moved here Biu VINTAGE po4t
Older brother ye nov faffn4ne oatb
his father
ainderblock Dairy EARN
Bsilldipp au ~ rE.ee b,ai5insg
VIA no eaey ,asD no ,na.t 4,
nrns4,ve st,,,c,nrc j ~ az H.,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04

The average American eats
about the same amount Of food.
measured ia pounds. as he did SO
years ago but he has made big
changes IA the kinds Of food he
eats according to the Agriculture
Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

was especially good with her
copper-colored hair.
When choosing o dress I al
ways make sure ! can have fun
In it," Janis told me. II hate
clothes that make me feel all
bound up. That's the reason I
seldom wear q bra"
I took q second look before I
was convinced, but had to
agree that she didn't seem to
need one.
II attribute that to good
posture" Janis explained, land
I think singing has helped de-
velop my chest"
Janis has o trick for apply
ing eye makeup smoothly and
she volunteered her secret. ~
put on makeup all around my
eyes and this forms a smooth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
HOLLYWOOD.

Janis Paige is said to have
had more stage-door Johnnies
waiting outside the theater
when she appeared IN "The
Pajama Game" in New York
than any other Broadway
actress. When she finally left
the play after a long and sue
cessful run, 1t was to come to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
is THEIR BUSINESS
Jdnis Paige Admits
She Loves Clothes
BY LYDIA LANE

Hollywood to do q TV series
for CHS called Its Always
Jan"
I visited Janis on the Jan"
set at CHS and found her
talking holiday-party-talk with
several other members Of the
cast. The girls were talking
enthusiastically about putting
their holiday wardrobes In
order which prompted me to
ask Janis II she had her New
Years eve planned.
mot exactly" she said with
her infectious smile. "but / am
starting TO think about what
I'll wear. I have q terrible
time making up my mind.
Sometimes I change clothes
three or four times before I'm
satisfied.
Janis admitted that she
loves everything about clothes
attending the fashion shows.
shopping. getting dressed to
the hilt to go out.
do you know where I
learned the most about
clothes?" she asked me. Be
lieve 1t or not from An old
boyfriend Of nina. He used TO
like TO 60 shopping with me
and he knew instantly what I
could or couldn't wear. and he
pulled no punches In telling
me.
Men Are Frank
When I'm In doubt about
something now, I always ask .
man. Men are frank and more
honest than women. A woman
won't always tell you the
truth"
What are you thinking Of
in terms Of O New Years eve
OUTFIT" I Queried.
Eat the moment I'm toying
with the idea Of wearing q
black satin sheath, full length.
with long glittering earrings.
think satin is the sexiest,
most glamorous fabric in the
world, don't your" she said
dreamily.
agreed with her choice. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

base for the eye makeup. It
eliminates shadows and keeps
the tiny wrinkles and lines
from filling and having that
caked look. I even apply my
makeup base over my mouth
before putting on my lipstick
80 1t won't smear"
Green Eyes
Janis has green eyes and
uses a green eye shadow gen.
orally. She always puts on
three coats Of mascara, being
careful to let each coat dry
before applying the next.
II don't use rouge" she said.
Instead I wipe of some Of
the makeup on my cheeks
Continued on Page D-31, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

with the Northwest Paper Co,
Of Cloquet, Mo.
Following the wed ding,
planned for late January. Mr..
Chandler, who received a re-
serve commission at the time
Of his graduation. will be
called to active duty in the
United States Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
Hull-UUm0nn
Ceremony Held

Mrs. Nancy Hurt Ullmann.
daughter of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Samuel Hansford Hurt Of
Alexandria, was married Au-
gust 8 to Mr.. Neville Colds
borough Hall. jr.. son Of Mrs.
Hall of Alexandria and the
late Mr.. Hall.
The Rev. Emmett H. Hoy.
1r., Headmaster of st. Ste
phens School in Alexandria.
performed the ceremony in
the home of the brides par
ents. A reception was held
following the ceremony.
Given in marriage by her
father, the brides daughter.
Paula Elliott Ullmann. was her
flower girl.
Mr.. James Dulany Hall was
his brothers best man.
Mrs. Hall attended the Ma
tional Cathedral School and
was graduated from Randolph
Macon College in Lynchburg,
Va.
The bridegroom is a grad
uate of Georgetown School OF
Foreign Service and has a law
degree from the University Of
Virginia. He is a practicing at
torney with Offices in Alex
andria where the couple will
make their home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
OAR Choir,nen Feted

Miss Mabel e. Winslow,
State chairman Of the OAR
approved school committee for
the District, entertained her
vice chairmen at a luncheon
at Normandy Farm Saturday.
Guests included Miss Fau-
slime Dennis, OAR State re-
gent for the District Of CO.
lumbia; Mrs. Leslie F. Borland,
Mrs. Avery J. Cooper, Mrs.
Frank Litschert and Mrs. Ed
win P. Parker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

The New Zealand AmbasSa-
dor and Lady Munro are en-
route to Minneapolis, Mimi,
where the Ambassador will adj
dress the United States Ma
tional Student Association at
the University of Minnesota
on Thursday. They are ex-
pected back the first part of
next week.
Sir Leslie and Lady Munro
returned just last week from
England and the Continent.
While in England, the Am
bassador had a Is minute pri-
vate audience with Queen
Elizabeth II at which time he
was officially knighted by Her
Majesty. Later, he and Lady
Munro had an additional Is
minute private audience with
the Queen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
Engagement
Announced

Chaplain (Col.) and Mrs.
Joel M. Wareing Of Fort
Bragg, N. c.. announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Joyce Ann to Mr.. william
Dean Chandler. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Chandler Of this
city.
Miss Wareing was gradu-
ated from Wellesley College
this June as q Wellesley
Scholar and Is now residing
with her parents.
Mr.. Chandler was graduated
from the Massachusetts, Insti-
tute of Technology In June as
a distinguished military grad
uate. He is now associated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
WHY GROW OLD?
You Are Less Efficient
After Skinny Breakfast

Even on q reducing diet you
must not miss the whole grain
products. You think of cereal
as fattening, but If you use
liquid saccharine and skim
milk instead Of cream on your
cereal, this does not add up
to a fattening dish.
Many people who usually
have no trouble with stomach
discomfort find that citrus
fruit juice does not "sit well"
the first thing in the morning.
If this is true Of you be
sure that you get your citrus
fruit Juice later on in. the day,
before going to sleep at night
or as a pickup at mid-after-
noon.
Eggs Important
Eggs also are an important
part Of fine nutrition. We
think Of these as a breakfast
food, which they are. II you
do not like an egg for break
fast. then see to it that you
get yours at lunch with salad,
or in some other form.
Most folks can enioy A nor
tion Of cereal and an egg at
breakfast unless they have
gotten into the current habit
of skipping breakfast or skimp
ing on it.
Anyway, consider seriously
the studies which have proved
that you are more alert and
more efficient with an ade-
quate breakfast, and be sure
that you have one. Also, re-
member that cereals, citrus
fruit, eggs and milk are the
backbone Of fine nutrition, and
see that you get them every
day of your life.
IT you would like to have my
lea1et, "Vitamin Defense"
send a stamped, self-addressed
envelope with your request for
leafiet No. 81 to Josephine
Lowman in care Of The
Evening Star.