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ROGERS HEIGHTS, open Sunday,
to d, SOLE 6Oth ave.-2-year-old
brick Cape Cod: 3 bedrmS., 2nd
bath roughed in. owner trans
ferred. Purchaser may assume lge
GI loan. NELSON REALTY CO.,
HE. 1856.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA. si2 500

FALLS CHURCH AkEA, Sl2 300
rm rambler. fully equipped kit,
patio, big fenced-in yard; assume
$500 AZ trust. payable SOS
monthly, additional financing ar
ranged to suit purchaser. Call
OWNER. JE 4-4193 or drive out
TO 2007 Griffth I'd. Pimmit Hills:
brokers invited
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Silver HILL. BY OWNER. trans
ferring. Priced for quick sale;
$500 dn.-2 houses on Ice. lot:
0-rm., 1l2-bath. finished-bsmt. brk
Cape Cod; 3-rm. and bath cottage;
$1,000 in extras. Open 06O9
Bailey ri. sc. RE. 6-6S2S.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-Cool, cool
College Park. always a breeze in
this heavily shaded slen. Exeit-
ing, little. 3-bedrm., Cape Cod
Only $3.50 dn., $50 mo- priced
very low at S1l, 500 W. R.
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-l40O til
pm
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FALLS CHURCH, near Seven Cor
ners-H2-acre level lot. owner
transferred, must sell. 1-yr .-old
air-conditioned contemporary ram
bier with fireplace. cathedral CELL
ings throughout 3 bedrooms. de
luxe bath: G-E fully equipped push
button kitchen in color. large car
school and bus, s1s.9OO. JE.
o-h2lT
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fAKONIA PARK, SII, 50O-Attrac-
tive rambler with living rm. dining
rm., bedrms., kit. and bath on
LIST hr. Finished attic ideal bed
I'm. for children. Close-in loca-
ton. $1,000 DIN. HUGH T. PECK.
HT A-R10O sfii O
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AT OUR

once We have the KEY TO this
solidly built 5-rm. home A few
blocks OF Baltimore pkwy Lee
center hall, open stairway. 25-ft.
liy. rm, den, sep dining rm.. Ice
kit. 3 twin-sized bedrms., cedar
closets full bsmt, 25-ft stone
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SPLIT-LEyEL HOMES, S16 $50
Finest all-brick homes In city Have
kit. all city improvements. Rolling
Ridge subdivision, adjacent to st
Margaret's Church at Addison I'd
and Central ave. Over 90 sold and
occupied. GI approved: trades
taken, Also de luxe brick rambler
At $15.450. Call Mr.. OHGE. RE
5-6069 with MIX MILLER. REAL
ESTATE. Ii 7-2l00
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LORCOM LANE. choice N. Ari. loca-
ton few min; 70 D. c: or Penta.
big. beaut.. wooded lot: 3-bedroom
brick rambler: screened porch, din.
rm. de luxe kit. incl dishwasher.
disposal and table space, . baths
q of master bedrm). full bsmt.
with partially i'm. rec. rm., built-in
garage. Priced at S24,95O Open
san. /. til Z. Directions: Out
Memorial pkwy., right on Loreom
230l. THE DARBY Co, Realtors,
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-6 spaciou.
bedrms., . full baths; terrific value
for large family; rec, bsmt.. de-
lightful dutch kit, family din. rm.,
Bryant gas h.-w.h.: . cool porches
shaded patio-type rear yard Prop
erty woolworth priced at s14.75O,
$1,000 DIN. to vets. w. r. HUGHES
IN AID r.IA0n ttti n ~ -
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SPLIT-LEVEL

A spacious 2-yr -old home on Ice
lot. featuring beaut liv. rm. dream
kit. "a baths, plus lavishly deco
rated rec rm. Only SO. 800. Should
20 FHA with $500 down Balance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

FOR SALE By .OWNER : Spanish
bungalow. living room, den dinins
full basement with garage Cheverly
WA. 1926.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES - PrevieW
showing OF these custom built hill
side ramblerS, 3 family-sized bed.
rooms, . Hollywood tiled baths, full
recreation basement, separate din
Ing room. garage: tapestry brick
construction, Ideal. oak-shadeo
Riggs I'd. location. Way under the
market at S23.500. Trades invited
Til q n m
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ROBERT E IOHR
SOB F ST.-HILLSIDE

4VODIAt Il. LNI1IIG
HE $4,000 til 8 PM. RIA. $4,000
Our 3Sth Yr. Of Dependable Service
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. p y, WfNF.
OFFICE

Al home II you need It for there S
plenty Of room. This brick Dutch
Colonial is only year old. has
center-hall entrance. 2B-ft. liv. rm..
separate dining rm, beautiful kit.
fuil tiled baths. 1 big bedrms. bsmt.
Very Ice. lot with l45-ft. frontage.
Only II minis. TO NSA. Many. many
outstanding features. Only 500. 300.
Very reasonable down payment
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0X0N HILL, open 2 til dark
bedrm. brk.. ramblers; full bsmt. !:
ga baths. din. rm.; excellent kit. !;
carport; all utils. $1S.950. Out
l ShpE g Pc To- p TPss SCI
REALTOR, LU. 2-4976.
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oUITLAND BY owner; l4-rm.
house arranged as 3 apis. with sep.
entrances. Can be 1-bedrm. home
for large family. All lge. rms. Reas.
4S0s Silver Hill I'd. RE 5-5663.
kUITLAND; assume OF loan-Ia acre
with trees: sxpansible attic, 2 bed
s srssS o. M Mr Hili IT L. cSm' i 9ssy
RE. $4,000 till 9 pm. PRUDEN-
THAI, REALTY co
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SoVV DONN AND $40 rLh MO.
includes everything when you buy
this coy BUNGALOW near the D. c.
line. Pull price only $500. Call
til Z pm, wa $4,000, ROBERT
s. DAVIS 4 Co, INC.
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LANGLEY AREA, near Madeira
Schools acres go with this attr.
Cape Cod containing liv. rm., din.
rm >. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. 2 scr.
porches tennis court. Pleasant
rural living yet only a few minutes
ffhiMsfwoop RE EihirS.0n FL. e-l9SS.
MI ESOQS
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OFF MARLBORO PIKE-SiI $50
assume large Oh loan. Attr. 3-bed-
I'm. Cape Cod; fun 6smt; excel;
SALES, INC. RE. 6-54OO.
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FAIRFAX TOWN-Modern 3-bedrm.
f 6T1rk h. rsmbl Ter and d. i baths;
cabinets. eye-level oven. breakfast
bar. disposal. gas heat: cow. schools
and shopping, assume $4,000
4laT loan. S103 mo. including
taxes and insurance: price SIS, 500
With 5000 dn. T. v. WHITE,
REALTY CIR 3-216R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26

first Republican to question the
Secretary in the groups inves-
tigation Of the Nations financial
condition.
Senator Martin told q reporter
in advance of the hearing that
1.-The whole question here is the
stability of the dollar"
He said he would have, some
questions which would enable
Mr.. Humphrey to drive home the
administration view that its poll
cies have been q potent anti
inflationary weapon.
"It's as simple as this: You
can't have both easy money and
q stable dollar" Senator Mar
tin declared. History has proved
that"
Plans TwO-Hour Quiz
Senator Martin said that, I'M
like the two Democratic Sena-
tors who so far have quizzed Mr..
Humphrey. he expected to finish
his examination in one session
of about two hours.
Secretary Humphrey began his
second week Of testimony yes
terday. Up to then he had been
questioned only by Senator Byrd,
Democrat of Virginia, the COM
mittee chairman. and Senator
Kerr, Democrat of Oklahoma.
Some g. o. p. members Of the
committee already are grumbling
about the proceedings.
Senator Bennett. Republican Of
Utah, said in an interview II
think about 80 per cent Of what
we've had so far is just quib-
bling: trying to make the Sec
rotary feel cheap"
Senator Kerr finished q three
day cross-examination Of Mr..
Humphrey yesterday. winding up
with an assertion that the re-
suit of administration and none
tary policies has been almost
catastrophe"
Statistics Presented
The Oklahoman charged that
money lenders have increased
their income by 40 per cent in
the last four years. while cor
poration profits showed q 1914
per cent increase. the farmers
share dropped 36.5 per cent,
small business fell Of slightly,
and labor gained slightly.
Mr.. Humphrey commented
that Senator Kerr had neglected
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to add the relatively stable cost
of-living to his balance sheet.
Senator Berr also said that
higher interest rates are costing
borrowers about $l2 billion more
annually on the $500 billions Of
outstanding debt than. the 1852
rates would have.
Mr.. Humphrey replied to this
that many persons, such as
those with savings accounts,
benefit by higher interest. He
also commented it was possible
that interest rates might turn
down in the next few months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26
Treasury Chief Faces
Friendly Senator Today
ny the Associate d Prem

Friendly Republican questioning gives Secretary Of the
Treasury Humphrey chance today launch counter oen-
against Democratic attacks administration monetary
policies.
Senator Edward Martin Republican Of Pennsylvania senior
minority member Of the Senate Finance COMMITTEE will be the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
but
hippy?
we'll fix that!

Stauifer salons can bring your
body into beautiful, luscious bal.
snce possibly for the first
time in your life!
Our four motorized couches slen-
derize specifically where you
need ii. But il takes four to make
you nice all over.
Don't settle for less than Stauffer
:. the dean of all reducing sys.
tens, the original, the finest.
As advertised in January 10
Saturday Ererino Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14

recognize the Louis heel by an
other name. The tapered line
follows through. but it is an
chored on a broader based heel
than some of the ones that
have been caught in sidewalk
cracks.
We think the silk shoes
blooming with beautiful prints
at Delman are eye catchers
for spring. There isn't a color
in which leather isn't dyed
this season. All the neutrals,
high colors. and even old stand
bys like black, white and navy
get a new treatment. Black
bafoque patent scrolls on white
suede spectators look exciting
taupe alligator is new
we even saw Beauvals embroid-
cry blossoming on white shoes.
On the customer list at Del
mans you'll find the names Of
Mrs Dwight d. Eisenhower
who chooses simple medium
heel pumps 70 match or dyed
to match a specific costume. :.
Rosalind Russell who likes open
backed shoes for evening s.
and sophisticated pumps for
daytime. Marlene Dietrich
goes for custom made shoes,
preferring high heeled pumps
and spectators of two materials.
you NEVER KNOW-Ths
model had just finished her
stint on the runway after do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
MODERN MARRIAGE
Is 1t Really Worthwhile
To Have Own Way?

are so easy to please If you
do not become belligerent
over the little things that
make no difference anyhow"
In many an instance, she
stopped and said to herself,
Listen. Is it worthwhile TO
have my own way about this?
What am I gaining, anyway,
If Ike would rather have It
some other way?"
Responded Accordingly
When she took that at
titude of flexibility, it's a safe
guess that Ike responedwith
similar f1exibility.
II you suspect that you may
be too soft in your ways"
write me, enclosing a stamped,
self-addressed envelope, and
ask me for a bulletin, pre-
pared by psychologist Mar
garet Benton, on how to de-
crease rightly. 1t will be sent
with the compliments Of The
Evening Star. and it's good
medicine for either sex at any
age. Much Of the trouble in
marriage is merely the result
Of stupid lack Of flexibility and
could easily be prevented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
LEARN-TO-EARN FORUM SLATED
AS AID TO MATURE WOMEN
cred cope

January rs has been the date for Learn to-
Earn forum TO be held in Washington for guidance
Of mature women seeking employment chance to i'm
prove their job opportunities
To be held at the YWCA, Seventeenth and streets
NV, from 10 am to it will be sponsored by group
OF Womens service clubs in cooperation with the Depart
ment Of Labor and local community agencies organ
cations.
The training program patterned after the Earning
Opportunities Forums developed by the Labor Department
and previously tested in Baltimore Boston The project
stresses opportunities for the employment women
Participating in the forum here will be specialists on
ways for women to augment their family to
come self supporting. The speakers will sls and
attitudes essential to success training methods ways
find and hold job.
Both men and women invited to the initial forum
No fee or admission charges involved.
The service groups cooperating include Arusa the
Business and Professional Women District and
the Pilot and Quota Clubs.
Sponsors stated that the gains women have made in
the field OF earning be attributed to beer understand
ing OF the problem broader thinking the Of
leaders and recognition by employers associates
that women appreciate their new work opportunities"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
WHY GROW OLD?
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

The other day in New York
I dropped in al the Eddie SEM
Salon, hoping to catch him in.
Eddie always is fun to talk
with because he is not only one
Of today's great makeup ar
lists but he Is also a human
itarian.
For instance he designed the
makeup and hair styling for
1.-THE King and l." for Helen
Hayes in 1.-THE Glass Menag-
erie" for 1.-THE Most Happy
Fella" and created Audrey
Hepburn's makeup for "A
Roman Holiday" Many of the
worlds famous are his clients.
Even more important. physi-
clans and psychiatrists often
call on him for aid in rehabili-
tating enotionally and men,
tally disturbed persons.
Good Advice
Because Of his years Of ex-
perience in enhancing the ap-
pearance Of the feminine sex,
and because Of his opportunity
to observe. first hand, the i'm
pact which this has on women,
his advice in psychological
values as well as In technical
skill are well worth listening to.
! asked him what he feels to
be the greatest mistake women
In general make in makeup
and hair styling. He answered
without hesitation. THE great
est mistake a woman can make
is to refuse to resign herself to
the fact that aging is inevita-
Die. and to try to compensate
for this by using too much
makeup or by giving up and
using none at all. She is terri
bly, wrong il she believes that
beauty is confined only to the
young"
He continued, IT have seen
20 many beautiful, charming,
smart looking women of ma
ture years and older, but these
are not the ones who wear
their hair long and flowing
and load up on makeup in
the vain hope that 1t will
cover any defects they have"
10 Years Younger
1T is possible for a woman
to look 10 years (or more)
younger than she is if she
has taken care of herself and
II she uses makeup subtly.
But she can never look 30
years younger. and if she tries
to do SO she will only appear
ridiculous.
Eoule also feels that another
mistake women make is to
believe that men are devoid of
good taste and judgmen when
1T comes to a woman'S looks.
He says nothing makes a
man more uncomfortable than
to be the escort of a woman
who Is trying to look like Is
when she is so, He said, ut
embarrass him"
If you would like to have
my leaf1et Woman Of so" send
a stamped. self-addressed en-
velope with your request for
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BRITISH INCLUDE
MRS. EISENHOWER ON
WORST DRESSED LIST

LONDON, Jan. IA (P).-
A leading British fashion
writer has picked Mamie
Eisenhower as one Of the
worlds 10 worst-dressed
women.
Anne Scott-James. writ
ing In the Sunday Express,
said Americas First Lady
dresses like a little girl.
1.-THE bangs and the bon
net, the little jacket and the
full skirt. are more At for
the college girl on campus
than the Presidents wife,
declared Miss Scott-James.
And a leopard print is a
bad choice for any woman
without a model-girl figure"
British society women
dominated the other names
on the list, but it included
Swedish actresses Greta
Carlo and Anita Ekberg.
Miss Carlo was nomi-
mated for being the most
beautiful woman in the
world and looking one Of the
ugliest" and Miss Ekberg
"for wearing a dress which is
a bad fit too tight all over)"
when she was recently pre-
sented to Queen Elizabeth II.
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Club to Outline
Program PlQns

The Junior Woman's Club
OF Falls Church will meet to-
morrow in the Teen Canteen,
Recreation Center in Falls
Church to outline their plans
for a participation in a State
wide camp building program
being sponsored by the Junior
Woman's Clubs Of the Virginia
State Federation Of Women's
Clubs.
The Federation is co-spon-
soring the summer c a m p
building project for physical
ly handicapped children with
the Virginia Society for Grip
pied Children and Adults.
Guest speaker at tomorrow's
meeting will be Mr.. Robert c.
Price, director Of Field Ser
vices of the Virginia Society
for Crippled Children and
Adults.
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
Random lettings From
The New Collection

for Mrs. Ivy Baker Priests in
augural week wardrobe. It's
pink silk chiffon with white
polka dots. The round shape is
draped with the fabric which
also trails in the back in two
panels.
AT DELMAN'S shoe showing
We heard that though the tail
and thin heels on the pointed
toe shoes are pointing their
way to spring and summer
fashion fame. women right
now in New York are showing
a preference for slim looking
pumps placed on medium
Queen Anne" heels. You may
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
Lawyer Is Speaker

Nine. Bernard Chadenet, a
French lawyer. was to address
a meeting Of the University
Women's Club at 5 o'clock to-
day. Nine. Chadenet, whose
husband is associated with the
World Bank. was to speak on
Algeria. a Country Of World
Wide interest"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
Ddvid Heh to Speak
At Council Meetino

Mr.. David Heft, chief Of the
section Of Educational Inter-
change Of the Pan American
Union. will be guest speaker at
a meeting Of the National Coun-
Gil Of Jewish Women, Montgom-
cry County Chapter. to be held
at l2:45 pm. tomorrow in the
Montgomery County Jewish Com
munity Center.
/ His talk on Inter-American re-
llationS will be followed by a
colorful Latin American musical
program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14

OBSERVATION POSTAL
the fashion editors laughed
heartily when during one OF
the shows a photograph from
q fashion magazine page was
shown. The date was 1924 and
the picture hat a big caption
reading Pale beige comes
back agt in" This is where
we came in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
BY ELEM

NEW YORK, N. Y. Jan.
1+Refiections on a very busy
week spent seeing the spring
and summer collections in
clude a conversation with Nat
Bader Of Originate, who men,
toned that Madame Gandhi
when she was in New York
bought q blond cashmere
coat. From the land of Kash-
mir she came to buy a CASH
mere coat.
DROPPED BY Lilly Dache'S
fabulous beauty emporium last
week and got the works"
Picked up these beauty tips
from the beauty tycoon. "Al-
ways wear a Smile-it's the
best makeup a woman can
put on" says the charming
French Lilly. The best things
In life are free. she feels, and
this is one cosmetic you don't
have to buy. Beauty tips that
go beyond this concept include
using an artists paint brush
with which to apply your pow
der, and then lightly busting
on a pearl powder at your
forehead and on your cheeks
for a real glow.
= y
AT A CORO jewelry pre-
view We commented, on Just
how real some of the jewelry
looked. Said a bright young
salesman. you're telling me.
Even the legitimates look
phony."
DESIGNER ANN FOGARTY
plans to carry a little white
and black ponyskin purse
when she wears one of her
own full-skirted cotton shirt
waists this summer. Maybe
she'll launch a trend for fur
envelopes and clutches with
summer cottons. 1t didn't
look strange when she was
modelling it in her show.
DO 1T YOURSELF DE-
PARTMENT: Want to give a
spring look to last seasons
suit? Buy the biggest but
tons you can find and re-
place the old ones. Big
white pearl ones on navy blue
are the latest. And brass
buttons also score wear
your violets on your pocket
not at your lapel line.
Tired of seeing a solitary rose
on a suit? This spring take a
spray Of forsythia and pin 1t
on the lapel of your grey
flannel or worsted suit. :.
x
ORIGINAL WRAPPING
Designer Hannah Troy sent
over a bottle Of perfume and
had ii wrapped in one Of her
new cotton prints. Looking
for a novel gift wrap? This
may be IL.
FUNNY OF-THE- WEEK -
Seeing the toy poodle at Mr..
Johns millinery showing
wearing a chinchilla cape
CLOSED with rhinestone hooks
and eyes.
OBSERVATION POSTAL
the fashion editors laughed
heartily when during one OF
the shows a photograph from
q fashion magazine page was
shown. The date was 1924 and
the picture hat a big caption
reading "Pnle beige comes
back agt in" This is where
we came in.
~
BUTTON UP--.Bis button
earrings are gainirr fashion
model converts galore. With
the page boy hairdos thet seem
to I'll in tho ear space more
than adequately Pears. al
ways a iewelry accessory ia
vorite are bach in bibs, extra
lOng rope st inds, and in The
single strand that Chane'
popularized decades ago.
PINK POLKA DOTS--Em.
me has made one Of the hats
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BY DIR. PAUL POPENOE

One Of the greatest obstacles
to personal growth, and to
happiness in marriage, is the
rigid temperament. Mr.. c. has
1t.
How do you get a wife to
let well enough alone?" he de-
mands in a long letter of COM
plant to me. II came home
tonight and found that she
had moved all the living room
furniture around. Tomorrow
night I'll find she has changed
the pictures-in my bedroom.
Yesterday morning. instead of
the three-minute eggs which
are my regular breakfast and
always have been. she offered
me scrambled eggs-said she
thought maybe I'd enjoy a
change! She has even proposed
that we drop out of our cana
sta club-sayS maybe it's time
to try something new. l know
what l want, DR.. Popenoe, and
I don't see why she can't give
it to me-"
Your Benefit and Hers
Maybe she's Just making a
desperate effort to keep you
alive and sane, for your own
benefit as well as hers, Mr.. c.
Anyone as deep in a rut. emo
tionally. as you are. certainly
requires a heroic remedy. FIRE.
quently a wife gets into her
own rut Just as deeply. She
must have things just so, no
matter if her husband is in
convenienced. If she makes up
her mind to something. no ar
gument can change her. The
fact that her husband has a
plan may be all that is nee
eSsary to make her oppose 1t.
Recently 1 ran across
magazine article, published
long ago. In which Mamie
Eisenhower was giving her
own experience by way of
advice to brides. When she
married, she says, she told
herself. Il will be the one to
volunteer to do most of the
adapting. 1t is worth it. Men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
To Initiute Members

Medina Chapter of B'nai
Birth Women will hold its
monthly meeting Wednesday
evening at $3.50 in the Jesup
Blair Library. The program
will include the initiation of
new members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14

ing an elegant show for Tri-
gere. Happened to walk back
into the dressing room and saw
her wearing long black leath-
er trousers, boots, and a
fleece lined car coat. asked
her If perhaps she was COM
muting from Connecticut.
"Oh, no." she smiled and
said. Il dress like this all the
time when its cold in New
York"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
WHY GROW OLD?
Women's Greatest Error
Is Refusal to Accept Ace

leaf1et NJ. SO 10 Josephine
Lowman in care of The
Evening Star.