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GLAMOUR IS THEIR BUSINESS ------
She Learned Hard Woy
Janice Rule Didn't Want to Be q Glamour Girl
ny LYDIA LANE
Times-Mirror Syndicate

HOLLYWOOD. - Eight
days after her baby was born
I saw Janice Rule in leotardS
at a ballet bar preparing for
her dancing role in The
Subterraneans." Her body
was slim. trim and her
tummy was fiat.
You did have a baby?"
! queried, for fear my men,
ory was playing tricks.
Janice smiled. IF you have
healthy muscles, they snap
back into place"
AS we walked across the
MGM lot to her dressing
room we talked about her
routine during pregnancy.
Many women get lazy the
moment they know they are
going to have a baby" jan
ice declared. "Or for fear Of
hurting themselves, they are
overly careful. I think this
do-nothing attitude makes
1t much harder to get your
body back into condition
after the baby arrives.
II felt fine all the time !
was pregnant. I came to the
studio for a visit the day
before my baby was born.
I am used to a lot of exer-
else and my doctor told me
that if I felt we'll that I
need not do less. I was de-
termined not to let anyone
treat me like an invalid.
Health Minded
But" Janice added, as
she unlocked the door of her
dressing room, II was in
good shape. You know I've
been health minded for
years. I learned a long time
ago not to give my body in
ferior food.
Nutrition is the source of
well-being," Janice ex-
claimed. Our mental and
physical health are inter-
related. I couldn't possibly
do as much as I do without
energy. foods and the won-
derful part of eating right
is that your weight is stabi-
lized. I never have to diet.
I've worn a size eight for
years.
1T is not good for the body
to have your weight fluctuate
with feast and famine rou-
tines" she added.
If people could learn to
eliminate the foods which are
not nutritionally rich they
would have no diet prob
lems," I agreed.
MY husband (she is mar
ried to Playwright Robert
ThomD goes along with me
on this. He calls my way
of eating a diet to end all
dieting 1t is amazing how
much you can consume in a
day when your menus are
planned with foods that your
body can use for repairs in
stead Of storing as fat"
Janice observed.
I reminisced about the
first time I had met Janet
and how she had been
brought to Hollywood from
the New York stage and her
unhappiness about her term
contract.
Il was insecure and in
experienced then" she re-
called And I fought with
everyone - hairdressers,
makeup men. and publicity
people. I had been warned
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from Madeira School and
made her debut at Christ
mas Of 1855. She attended
Sweet Briar College and will
be graduated from George
Washington University in
February.
Mr.. Smythe attended the
Valley Forge Military Acad-
emy, and is currently study
ing at George Washington
University.
The couple Will live in
Alexandria.
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to acting and other types of
dancing.
People who resist change
are fighting fate. Change,
If you stop to think about it,
is the essence Of life. It
brings balance-helps you to
grow. I believe If you have
the proper attitude you find
security within change" she
enthused.
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OAR Meeting

Deborah Knapp Chapter, D.
c. OAR, will meet at 8 pm.
February 8 in the Cheno-
weth Room of the chapter
house. Mrs. Glenn H. Breen
will serve as chairman for the
event.
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". BERENs sALES. INC

RIVER RD, AREA-Montgomery
County. Contemporary rambler,
3 bedrms., > baths. ultramodern
kit; bsmt, rec. room. swim club
membership avail. Rent $3.50 mo
tEom gTne % for soS Z yrs A. E.
f-9057 or oL. 1914.
ROCK CREEK PARK-Coolest area.
Stone house, garase, lge. landscp.
EFouns; ssptTy nv r' b,5En, gin; rm; SslSs SStgHSy
June Z to Sept. z. EN-. 3-41S3.
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LAKE BARcRoFT-4 bedrms., 5
baths, big rec. rm. Beautiful view
Of lake. scr. porch, carport $3.50
JOHN W. MULROY Co, l56 Hill
wood ave. Fails Church, JE
4-5000i eyes,. JE. 2-9379.
LAKE BARCROFT-5 OF 8 bedroom
3-bath contemporary bi-level. a.
acre corner lot. Trees. CompletC
G-E kitchen with refrigerator
Large porch. Patio. Two entrances
Rec. room with bar. Private boat
$500 per month. One-year lease
Less for longer. For appt., COL.
MICKEY. CT. 6-4372. 1905 Rustic
WAY lane.
LAKE BARCROFT-4 bedTms., liv.
TEn., din rm., rec. rn., ? baths
6 major appliances; wooded pri-
vacy, fishing, swimming, canoe
with house. Option TO buy. CL,
LAND0VER HILLS = For rent or
sale. 8 rms, . baths. Nr. parochial
and public schools. S125 mo. rent.
Sl4.950 with easy FHA terms.
SP. 3-5659, SP. 3-1141.
LANGLEY PARK, MD. 1910 Er-
skine st.-Colonial: bedrms.,
lv. rm., sep. din, rm., rec. I'm. /;
avail. June i; SIPS mo. HUGH T.
PECK. REALToR, HE. 4-I70O.
LANGLEY PARK : Lovely 3-bed-
room brick Colonial. Extra large
kitchen, paneled library. screened
porch: immaculate condition; full
basement. BY appointment only,
call Monday through Saturday. Mr..
PEYTON. OIL. 6-2344. FRED
ER1CK W. BERENs SALES, INC.
LARGE COUNTRY HOUSING.
Rte. 202 nr. Palmer Park; 1 rms,
. freplaces. "a bath 1st; bedrms.,
. baths end: . bedrms., Bird
porches, lse. yard, big trees, gar
den space. ConVen. schools and
shopping. $3.50 mo. Box 3l3-D,
Star.
LEWISDALE, 664s 24th pl.-3 bed
rms, y baths, liv. rm.. din. rm.r
WOoDLAWN, 66I7 Stockton lane
3 bedEms.., liv. rm" kit. Immacu-
HiLLcREsT HEIGHTS bedrms. 81,
liv. rm., din. rm., Ia baths; newly
decorated S125.
Sc, 54S Foxhall rd.-Liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit. Ia baths, 2 bed
i. S. REALTY
10 o-1o0O
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HOUSES FURNISHED To Rent
tcoNTINUEDl

CHARMING BRICK DUTCH CO.
L0NIAL with . bedrooms upstairs: /:
den or guest room with full bath
on nrSt floor: modern kitchen:
screened porch: garage: immedi-
children. Call Mrs. Neill. OIL. A.
1919. WALKER e. DUNLOP. INC,
Realtors. uptown ONCE, EN- .
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SPRINGFIELD, va, Montieell

SPRINGFIELD, va, Monticello
Forest-3 bedrooms. IL baths,
living room with fireplace, dining
room. equipped Kitchen with built
in dishwasher. Lovely patio. Nice
corner lot, Available May Is.
Sl35 mo. Call LYNCH BROS,
Springfield. Va, FL. 4-700O
(elosed Sundays.
SPRINGFIELD. va, Edsall Park
area-3-bedroom split-level: Ia
baths. living room with fireplace.
dining room with French doors,
finished rec. room built-in ga
rage. Washer and DRYER. Nice cor
ner lot. Available June l. Sl7O
mo. Call LYNCH BROS. SPRING.
FIELD. VA, Fl. $4,000 teloseo
sundaysl.
ST. BERNARD PARISH-3 bedrms
and bath, living room with dintns
area, kitchen, fenced yard. Re
decorated. Sl25 mo. with lease,
UN. 4-S3e0.
TULIP HILL -bedrm., 3-bath air
conditioned rambler. Ground-level
rec. rm. with bar. bedroom t5th),
utility room. Entrance foyer and
living room carpeted, dining room,
kitchen and enclosed porch. g
car garage. 2 years old: available
June | on 6-month lease or longer
II desired. $3.50 per mo. 56l6 Bent
Branch I'd OIL. 6-Sl2q.
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCH.

~ ACRES-Less l mile District
line; water and sewer: very
valuable; will trade for good
equity in apt. house. RA. 3-S746.
Sunday, after 8 pm. week days
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

ADJACENT WALTER REED
OPEN l TO 5
743 BUTTERNUT ST.
An immsc. det. 3-bedrm., 2-bath
bungalow with din. rm.. tiled mod
kit, rec. rrn. and detached garage
POSNER REALTY CO
ST, S-344O WA. 1855
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SERENITY

t yours in this masnificent, fully
air-conditioned l-story brick and
stone quality home on 4ia acres
near Fairfax, Va Gorgeous view
from every room. . large hedrms +.
. baths, paneled study or Sd
bedrm. with door to terrace, de
luxe kitchen with breakfast bar,
jalousied breezeway, 2-csr garsge,
large heated room on breezeway
for teen-agers. Many wonderful
features. Call FL. 6-5565. MRS.
WIN. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor,
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCECATHEDRAL CEILING
Pipe organ: lge. brick Sun. School
rm.,. lge. social rm., kit, pastor s
study, 4 laVatories lge. lot: close
TO transp.: upper 10th st. area
CLAUDE SHIFLET Broker, RA,
$4,000; DI. 7-8S42,
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LAKE BARcRoFT-4 bedrms.,
baths, big rec. rm. Beautiful view
Of lake; SCI, Pereh; eaarport $3.50 n!
wood ave. FallS Church, JE
$4,000; ewes. JE. 2-9379.
Evening star., 1960-05-08

: You'll enjoy living
in this :-bedrm. Semi-rambler
Lge. rms. sep. din. rm., fully
equip. kit, bSmt.. SI15 monthly:
u blk. of U. s. Hwy. /. 500g III
Odell rd., JU. 7-53S4.
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DR.. j. J. McClEND0N
ATTY JULIAN P. RODGERS. JR.
ATTY JAMES D. LEE
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ATTY WILLIAM 7. PATRICK. sR.
DAVID S. HOLMES.
State Representative Elect
BRIsTOE BRYANT. WJLB
REV. STEPHEN {. CAMPBELL.
Pastor, Russell Street Baptist Church
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Pastor, Second Baptist Church
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Mr.. S. Page Nelson, Jr.
Mrs. S. Page Nelson
Mrs. Charles M. Mes, III
George B. Newman
A. Leroy Nichols
H. L. Nielsen
]. Hambleton Ober
Mrs. ]. Hambleton Ober
Mrs. Richard F. ODER
Charles F. Obrecht
Herbert R. O'Conor, Jr.
DR.. Charles O'Donovan
Thomas w. Offutt
]. Fred Ogburn, Jr.
Reuben E. Ottenheimer
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Rev. Robert H. Parker
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Peyton B. Patterson
Harry J. Patz
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William A. Cohen
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Robert B. Davis
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Albert R. DeFord
Mrs. Benz. F. DeFord, Jr.
Mrs. Jean M, Deghuee
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H. B. Staab
William S. Stair
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Daniel p. Stanton
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James w. Stevens
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H. K. Stickell
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Herman L. StockSlager
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6. Van Velsor Wolf
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Evening star., 1960-02-21
The real reasons why "

words which would appear in
recording of a newscast. The stu
dents were to listen for these
words and consider how they were
used in context.
But when | questioned them
about the general content, they
replied, "Oh, we weren't listening
for that; we were just listening for
the words"
The poor listener ''just hears
words" Have you ever had the
feeling that a speaker said a lot but
that you didn't quite get" it all?
This may have been the speakers
fault, or perhaps you haven't
learned to look for the main ideas
and the important supporting de-
tails.
Our emotions moke US deof: Do
you recall a speech or conversation
that got you riled up? How well did
you listen once your blood started
to boil?
When someone offers opposing
ideas on a matter about which we
have strong opinion - religion,
say, or politics-we unconsciously
feel that it is risky to listen; we
might hear something that could
make us question our own views.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Six steps to
better listening

.. Learn to concentrate. It's an
important factor in listening. Prac-
tice such games as TAKE 2 plus 3,
minus 5, plus 4, times 2, minus E
- what's the answer?" Similar
exercises are used in listening
training courses.
2. Run a TV test. With a friend
THIS WEEK MosurIne ! Fsbruery a. 1850
Evening star., 1960-02-21

back, tunes out again. . "Why
doesn't someone kill that fly?" ri
wonder who just came into the
other room?". Suddenly a few
words penetrate. ''Since you agree
with my suggestion" your boss
says. ). What did he suggest?
Such tuning-out lapses are COM
mon - and sometimes costly.
We think we know aIreody:
We're so sure we know what the
speaker is going to say that we lis
ten with just half an ear
A newspaper publisher once told
me how this listening habit had
cost him sizable sum.
Whena regular client telephoned
an order for a new series of ads,
the person taking the order simply
wrote out a standard order form.
Not until too late did the publisher
learn that the client had wanted
the new ads to be four times as
large as the old. But since the
smaller ads had already been set in
type by then, the client decided to
run them.
One clerks job around that
newspaper Office was pretty shaky
for a time.
We're looking, not listening: How
often in introductions has a name
failed to penetrate because your
mind was occupied with its owners
appearance or mannerisms? For
the same reason, and far more
often than you may suspect, other
information fails to register.
We ore busy listeners: We try to
listen while giving part of our
attention to a newspaper, or a
radio or TV program. Outside
noises also clamor for a share of
our attention. No wonder we don't
really ''hear."
We miss the big idea: Once | gave
my students a list of vocabulary