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Evening star., 1962-09-30

ANaNy EACu AlA ILL k1AAA1y Oll~
dersecretary Stephen Allies,
Assistant Secretary of De-
fense Arthur Sylvester, Gen.
Omar H. Bradley, Gen. Max
well D. Taylor, Gen. Lyman
L. Lemnitzer, Army Chief of
Staff Gen. Earle G. Wheeler,
Chief of Army Chaplains
Mai. Gen. Frank Tobey and
members of the AUSA Coun-
Gil of Trustees.
Special Table
Mrs. Marshall and the
wives Of the ranking guests
will have a special table Of
their own. Mrs. Marshall is
coming from her home in
Leesburg, Va, for the party
and will stay at the Sulgrave
Club. Other out of town
guests are expected to be at
the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Secretary Of State Rusk, in
the presence Of ranking dig
nitaries of Latin America and
the Defense Department, will
present furnishings for sew
eral buildings at Fort Lesley
j. McNair to the Inter-
American Defense College.
This presentation in behalf
of the United States Govern
ment viii take place at 10
am. October II.
The newly named COM
mandant, Mai. Gen. Thomas
F. Van Natta, will accept the
gifts. The Secretary General
of the Pan American Union
DIR. Jose A. Mora is expected
to address the student body,
and following this q light
buffet luncheon will be served
in the Academic Hall of the
college.
Gen. and Mrs. Van Natta
will entertain on. Friday, Oc-
tober IL, at a formal recep-
ton in the Academic Build
ing.
The 6 to 8 o'clock party
will afford an opportunity to
see the new hemisphere COL
lege home and to congratu-
late the Inter american De-
fense Board family which
made the dream become a
reality.
Due to Retire
The United States Repre-
sentative to NATO Military
Committee and Standing
Group Gen. Clark L. Ruffner
will retire on october 81, and
since the Air Force is due to
head this strategic complex,
Gen. Dean G. Strother has
been named.
Gen. and Mrs. Ruffner,
whose friends are legion,
have hardly been able to
enjoy the last months in
their lovely quarters at Fort
McNair since they have been
on the go constantly.
They will leave November
for their new home or
Peachtree road. Atlanta, Ga.
where Gen. Ruffner will as
sumo his new duties as resi-
dent vice president for the
Atlantic Coast and Louisiana
& Nashville Railroads.
1t is safe to assume that
they will visit this town often
since they are leaving their
children and grandchildren
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Ruffner and their three chill
dren live in Springfield, Va.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T
Stirling and their three chill
dren live on Cromwell drive.
Mrs. Stirling is the former
Miss Ruffner.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morris, Mrs
Ruffner's mother, is also re-
naming in town, as is Mrs
Thomas Davies, Gen. Ruff
ner's sister.
The Army Chief of Staff
Designate Gen. Earle g
Wheeler will head the re.
viewing officers for the retire
ment parade October 81 a.
Fort Myer in honor of Gen
Ruffner. After this Gen. anC
Mrs. Wheeler and Gen. ant
/ Mrs. Ruffner will head tn,
receiving line for the fare
i well reception in Patton Hall
Gen. and Mrs. Ruffner vii
Evening star., 1962-09-30
SERVICE NEWS
October Service Calendar
Includes Marshall Dinner

give a reception October IS
to say their farewells and to
introduce Gen. Strother.
They will entertain from $50
to $3.50 in the Officers Club,
Fort McNair.
Party Schedule
Others entertaining for the
Ruffners will be Gen. and
Mrs. Adolf Heusinger, who
are giving a dinner October
80 at the Army Navy Coun-
try Club; Gen. Sir Michael
and Lady West are enter
tanning in a similar fashion
at their Kalorama home on
October % and italian 1t.
Gen. and Mrs. Scaramuzza
DeMarco viii be their hosts
on October 10.
The Turkish NATO Repre-
sentative Rear Admiral Sezai
Orkunt and Mrs. Orkunt viii
entertain at dinner for the
Ruffners on October is and
the Army Vice Chief of Staff
1t. Gen. Barksdale Hamlet
and Mrs. Hamlet are PLAN
ming a dinner for them on
October IL in their quarters
at Fort McNair.
The officers of Walter Reed
Army Medical Center have
issued invitations for a re-
ception next Sunday in honor
of the new commanding gen.
eral, Walter Reed Army Med
ical Center, Mai. Gen. Achil-
les Lacy Tynes, and Mrs.
Tynes.
The 8 to 5 o'clock party
will be given in the Officers
Club at the medical center.
Chairman for the affair is
Col. Stephen G. Asbill, exec
utive officer for the center.
Assisting at the party will
be 1t. Col. Frank r. Phelps,
Maj. H. C. Knowlton and
introducing guests to the re-
ceiving line will be the gen.
erals aide, Capt. Herbert
Dorsett.
Just Arrived
Gen. and Mrs. Tynes re-
Gently arrived from Tripler
Army Hospital, Honolulu,
where Gen. Tynes served for
three tours as commanding
general. They left tn cir
daughter and son-in-law, 1t.
and Mrs. Richard H. Giles
pie, who are stationed at
Schofield Barracks. Their
daughter and son-in-law,
Mai. and Mrs. John F. Bel
linger, jr., we're here to greet
them when they arrived. Maj.
Bellinger is at Georgetown
University.
Gen. and Mrs. Tynes are
presently in visitors quarters
at Walter Reed awaiting the
arrival of furniture. Mrs.
Tynes hopes they will be
settled in their home for
Thanksgiving.
Retired Marine Mai. and
Mrs. James E. Mills have as
their house guest Miss Pattt
Roberts of Chattanooga
Tenn. She arrived on Friday
to spend a week in their new
home in Severna Park
Round Bay, Md.
Mrs. Mills and Mrs. VIII
liam Roley, wife of Marine
Corps Mai. Roley, will give a
tea tomorrow at Andrews Air
Force Base Officers Club in
honor of Miss Roberts.
There will be much talk al
the tea of the fabulous de-
signs for the Cotton Ball
since Miss Roberts was re-
sponsible for many of them
Mai. Mills is now with
Westinghouse and is senior
engineer at Friendship Air
port,
Evening star., 1962-09-30
By EVELYN NJ. DENT
Contributing Writer

Several important affairs
dot the October calendar for
the armed services. One is
significant in the annals of
Army affairs. and one in
hemisphere defense.
The Association of the
United States Army will hold
its third George Catlett
Marshall Memorial Dinner
on October 10 at the Sher-
aton-Park Hotel with Mrs.
Marshall attending for the
first time.
The Inter-American De-
fense College inaugural with
Secretary of State Dean Rusk
formally turning over several
historic buildings for its use
at Fort Lesley j. McNair is
set for October 9.
The eighth annual meet
ing of the AUSA will be a
three day affair beginning
October 8 and ending with a
banquet.
The Secretary Of Defense
Robert s. Mcnamara will be
the after-dinner speaker that
evening. Prior to the ad-
dress, Gen. Dwight d. Eisen-
hover will be awarded the
Marshall Medal.
Nearly 1000 are expected to
be in Sheraton Hall to help
celebrate and to hear the
master of ceremonies, 1t.
Gen. Milton @. Baker. open
the proceedings. Gen. Baker,
who is president of Valley
Forge Military Academy in
Wayne, Pa, is also president
of AUSA.
Other head-table guests
that evening will include
Evening star., 1962-05-03

back book entitled. The
Congressional Club-Histor-
ical Review and Register"
For Mrs. Kennedy there
was a special blue leather
bound copy Of the book which
has her picture on Page 4.
Introductions OF the head
table guests were made by
AIRS. Clair Engle.
Following that, the Ma
rine Band played the Ma
tional Anthem and Mrs.
Omar Burleson gave the in
vocation in which she asked
blessings for the one we
honor today" and then q
prayer for the President Of
the United States.
Among the head table
guests were Mrs. Lyndon
johnson, wife Of the Vice
President, wearing q cream
colored silk suit and a
matching hat which had a
Evening star., 1962-05-03
Congressional Club Fetes First Lady

gold chain straps. Her blouse
was q paler pink matelasse,
her gloves white kid, shoes
navy kid and at the front of
her bouffant Cleopatra hair
do she wore q flat navy gros-
grain bow.
Mrs. Kennedy was escorted
to the head table by the di-
rector Of the Marine Band,
1t. Col. Albert Schoepper
where she Joined the presi-
dent Of the club, Mrs. wal
lace F. Bennett. wife Of the
Senator from Utah.
At the earlier reception
Mrs. Kennedy seemed to en-
joy a chat with the guest
star, Alfred Drake. who later
sang some musical comedy
selections he has made ia
nous.
Each of the guests at the
breakfast received q me-
mento which was q paper
Evening star., 1962-05-03
By DAISY CLELAND
star staff writer

Mrs. John ?. Kennedy
stepped into a spring setting
among old friends this morn
ing as she was honored ct
the Congressional Clubs an
'nual breakfast for the First
Lady.
At q head table reception
preceding the breakfast held
at the Sheraton-Park Hotel,
several Of the members laugh
ingly recalled that Mrs.
Kennedy is one Of our girls
who made good.
The starry-eyed First Lady
seemed to enjoy the remark
and recalled pleasant times
she had had at the Congress
sional Club.
Mrs. Kennedy looked radi-
ant in q raspberry flecked
wool suit, with a matching
quilted leather handbag with
Evening star., 1962-05-03

flowing coral chiffon band;
Mrs. Earl Warren, wife of
the Chief Justice of the
United States. In q brown
shantung dress; Mrs. Hugo
Black. Mrs. William o. Doug
las, Mrs. Tom Clark, Mrs.
John NJ. Harlan, Mrs. VII
liam J. Brennan and Mrs.
Byron r. White. all wives Of
Associate Justices Of the SUI
preme Court.
Mrs. Harold H. Burton,
wife Of the retired Associate
Justice, was at the head table
and cabinet wives included
Mrs. Douglas Dillon, looking
smart in q navy silk dress
with q bunch Of pansies
tucked in its neckline; Mrs.
Robert Kennedy, In q bright
yellow suit and O gay print
blouse; Mrs. Edward Day
wearing q blue silk suit; Mrs.
Stewart Udall, also in yellow;
Mrs. Orville Freeman, Mrs.
Evening star., 1962-05-03
WHY GROW OLD7
Keep Dieting Because
You'll Feel Better

Black coffee
LUNCHEON
Fresh fruit salad
Two tablespoons cottage
cheese
One glass SKINNED milk
One thin dry slice Of whole
wheat toast
DINNER
Baked fish, medium portion
One-half cup cabbage, light
ly cooked
One-half cup spinach or
green's
One glass skinned milk
One orange
AE 80
If you hove missed the preceding
menus or would like to hove the
complete S-Doy Diet in beckett
form, for future reference, send 10
cents and q stomped, self addressed
envelope with your request. Address
Josephine Levmon In core Of The
Sfor.
Evening star., 1962-05-03

Luther Hodges and Mrs.
Arthur Goldberg.
Past presidents Of the Con-
ereSSional Club seated at the
table Of honor included Mrs.
Edward r. Burke, Mrs. John
Evening star., 1962-05-03
By JOSEPHINE LOWNIAN

Register and Tribune Syndicate
Why keep 10 pounds too
much-and do nothing about
it? They make you look and
feel older. Just 10 pounds can
make the difference between
a smoother thighline and a
bumpy one, between a slim
waist and a roll over the
.girdle, between a flat abdo-
men and one which pro-
trudes.
Those of you who have
been reading, why Grow
Old?" this week know that /
am bringing you my s-Day
Reducing Diet.
Here are the menus for
Friday:
BREAKFAST
One egg
One thin dry slice Of whole
wheat toast
Evening star., 1962-05-03

Taber. Mrs. Clifford Davis, J
Mrs. James c. Davis, Mira.
Burleson. Mrs. John j. VIII
hams and Mrs. W. r. NorreIl,
United States Representative
from Arkansas.
Evening star., 1962-06-03

Mitchum's Anti-Perspirant
gives positive action gently.
This new type formula solves under
arm problems for mony who had des-
poired of effective relief. II is kind TO
normal skin. sofe to clothing gives
you worry-free protection so pleasantly.
'o-doY supply 3.OO*
EsOterica Hand Cream fades
weathered brown spots, helps
keep hands. smooth, youthful.
Weothered brown spots on hands and
toce telltole your yeors. Fode them owoy
with medicoted Esoterico. Not q cover
up. octs in the skin. not on il. Use also for
tociol night creom or moke-up bose. g.
month supply. 2.OO*
Solve the problem of splitting
and peeling nails with damon
Deb Nail Dresser. "DiomoIite" sur
foce OF mock sapphire and mock do
mond crystols files nails smoothly, swiftly.
Won't IeoVe rough or broken edqe or
nail loyer. A., LOO; g., LIS; g., l.sO
Beauty Special Frances
fascinating Crepe de Chine by
MillOt in a new duo. Creme de
Chine, the silken fragrance that whispers
OF elegance and luxury, comes in the
worm-weother sproY Poudre Mist, with
q 2-ovnce boftle of the new Eou de Crepe
de Chine SProy. SpeeiolY priced, 3.5O*'
HOrmOnex Beauty Serum
helps give the skins appear
ance the sparkle of youth,
Hormonex is so rich in penetrotino
Sesame Oil and moistUrizne Ionolin thot
Il works TO make skin look smooth and.
youthful. Use 7 drops doy for hoppy
results. loo-doy supply. 3.5O*
'Magic Turban'' keeps your
hair-do magically :. it sticks
to itself. EIechonicsIk IonoIzed Moeic
Iurbon sticks TO itself with gentle touch.
No fosfeners needed, il stoys put os you
sleep, drive, bothe or WORK. White, pink,
blue, beige. green. LOO
'PIeose odd losS.FederoIt tox.
WSl-Cosmetics Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheoton Pluzo. 7 Corners and Aexondrio
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AUTOM0TIVE MISC.
MOTORCYCLES

MSU 1885, must sell, owner In
service, make offer. Clutch link
/ ege and transmission (new gearSl
! Tor 1856 Chevy. 10. l-3744,
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REAL ESTATE L0AHS

ABSOLUTE top cash for End trusts,
NO applications or red tape. Va,
Nd D. c. Day or eve. VIII. 6-61s2
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JA' f-olo1 Realtors IA. 1887
ARLINGTON. N. = Delightful all.
brk: home on lovely wooded lot in
. preferred section. Living rm. W.
flrepl.. separate dining rm.. we'll
full bsmt. $4,000. HANSON
HOMES. Realtors. JE. 3-3737.
ARL.-FALLS CHI. AREA = NOT
rambler is a clever house for any
occasion. Features entr. foyer, at
tractive rec. rm.. 2 firepls., mod
kit. W breakfast space and outside
entr:, 3 bedrms., 2Ia baths. Quiet
cul-de-sac location. $500 for quail
flied CT. Approx. $4,000 FLA. See
this today! S24,750.
HOLLEY REALTY
k1G1 Ta0 Huyxy -
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SERVICE STATIONS
VOLUME
MORE PROFIT

The SINCLAIR REFINING CON-
PANY now has available for lease
large ebay service station
sales Of gasoline, PBA and sery-
Ice work and has yet to reach Its
higher potential.
! want to talk to the operator who
can handle this volume and con.
sequently experience an income
far in excess Of the average sery.
ice station operation profit struc.
ture. Call NOW, Mr.. WARD, LA
0-6UOO Ext IN
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

WANTED FOR RENT, small space.
LOCO So. It. max. Must have
neat. power. Phone 5SS-5645,
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
MONEY WANTED
BUILDER NEEDS CAPITAL

Several excellent opportuni-
ties for an investor to Join
in a very profitable apart
ment project. Please write
to P.O. Box 613, Alexan-
dria, Va.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

ARGYLE CLUB AREA 2-bedrm.
houses, rent SS0-S90 mo. ca, sale
az 81 $3.50 for both. ASHTON
RLTY. CO.. EV. 4-1732. WA. A.
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COUNTRY ESTATES
COUNTRY PROPERTY

NbALlOho
JA. s-s675, IA. 9-47I3. ia. s-0544
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BUSINESS Opportunities OFFICES, STUDIOS ter RENr
CONTINUED


SILVER SPRING. s641 CoiesVill,
I'd. Now leasing both professional
and nonprofess:cnal offices Mod
ern air Sond., ample parking JU
$4,000. EIG & McKEEVER. ~
WHEATON = Bright office space
avail. New bldg. on main thorough.
iare, air cond.. janitorial service
Dfuskin.
KEN DRUsKIN, Realtor s49-4OOC
800 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Office space
ideal for attorney. CPA. etc. SIS
mo. Ii. 6-7043.
1413 K ST. NV.
NEW HISTORY OFFICE BLDG.
AIR CONDITIONED
1850 SO. Fl. only So SO Fl
CLOVER LEVELl
SHAPIRO INC. ME. 8-1717
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KAY REALTY e Co. Hf fNc. IA. S sD-Saoo
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MUNEY 10 LOAN

AA'HAANNG W.
Signature loans, seryicemen incl.
1l232 Ga. Ave. With o49-5l22
I'D e. Diamond, Gath. WI. 8-254Q
MONEY FOR HOMEOWNERS
WeAWill Lend You Up to $4,000
Cut Your Pymts.-- Consultation
BANK RATES---FAST SERVICE
We Come to Your Home
SECURITY HOME MICE. CO.
BIO Perpetual Bldg. JU, p-52l0
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ALEX. APT. PROJECT

Now in process Of being
built. has openings for
an INVESTOR with cash
to take q financial inter-
est in project. sos, 900
NEEDED with an excellent
return assured. Write 10
Post Office Box 6I3. Alex
andria. Va. for interview
and particulars.
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VACANT

A. 4-bedrm,. 2-full-bath brick beau
" with separate din. rm.. inviting
living rm. with fireplace. equipped
kitchen with eating space. full
basement. large screened porch.
fenced back yard and priced at
S22,950. Rlshs.
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DESK SPACE

ATTENTION LAWYERs-We bsv.
available desk space in the hear
OF Montgomery Co., Courthoust
square. We have answering and
secretarial service.
BUSY BEE ANSWERING SERVICE
200 Z. MONTGOMERY Ave,
hoekNliie, Mo. Pc. 2-54OO
WE TAKE PERSONAL fNTERtEEss;T
IN YOUR SUCCESS"
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INDUSTRIAL PROP, far SALE

Amy amt. up to 80 acres. WA
PIE. 1925 14th ST.. AID. 4-2O05.
ARE YOU LOOKING for a good in
vestment7 Have several good in
dustrial sites near Belt parkway.
Good terms. C. LOUIS CAPUTI,
IA. 2-2122.
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DELICATEssEN-cARRY ouT-Ex.
Gel. NV. location, guar. S1,3OC
VIZ. $4,000 dn. JOHN SPADARO
DRY CLEANING PLANT, shirt
laundry and shoe repair. excel
location, good weekly volume
must sell because Of illness. Boz
GROCERY STORE, small, ideal fol
! or persons. Make offer. Mus
sell by Nov. 15 EDMONSTON
GROCERY STORE with apt. aboy,
store, sell beer and wine. Grosi
$500, lock. stock and barrei
Terms IL 4.4SzO WY "
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Vk.
CONTINUED

ARL., n, By OWNER. Lyon VII
tom-built brick Colonial. Large
liv. rm., den, "a bath, formal din.
rm., kit. and breakfast nook,
screened porch, 4 bedrms., 3 full
baths, full attic, paneled rec. I'm.
Many extra features. Large lot.
Conv. to bus line. churches and
schools. 500, 800. Phone 35f-36l4
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COLESVILLE, off Motley rd.-Two
z acre sites. sewer and water
committed, road in. $4,000. S65d
DIN Call WA, 4-9363. WV
Greater Maryland Prop, JU. 9-124C
PARCEL of 102 level
acres, road frontage on 8 sides
sewer. scheduled for 1854, Close
70 interchange of proposed new
nortnern parkway. House and
Ia5m now rented. Good terms.
ETSSbBEhr 2. LOHR. INC. REAL
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NEW WAY TO BE
SLIM

Are you q woman whose figure
Is on the good side but might look
perfectp You'll be thrilled by the
new easy way science has discov-
cred for you to become Suddenly
Slim. If you're more than Isl
pounds overweight, then this idea
IS not for you. If your weight prob
lem falls within this range, then
you can realize q new, smoother
figure today, without diet or
exercise.
Suddenly Slim isan all-new hind
Of 4-oz. giEdle constructed Of sci
ence Hbers. A startling innovation
d the sheer front panel. This is per-
manently stiffened by a science
process and cannot give or sag. It's
surrounded by a slirnming action
border. A featherstitched panel
down each side of this girdle viii
contour your hips If they are a
problem, The girdle itself is of
wonder Lycra spandex fiber. It
feels like nothing on but has such
slimming strength it gives your
figure everything that's possible
with a foundation.
Suddenly Slim" is the peak
achievement of the designer
genius, Olga.
Be Suddenly Slim" today in
either girdle or panty version. Call
Woodward g. Lothrop, 1885,
1000 now.
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WHY GROW OLD?
Key Your Hat to Color
Of Complexion and Size

woman wearing a great big
hat. Before buying, always
stand up and look at your
self in a full-length mirror.
This is the only way to get
the whole picture of how you
and your hat look together.
The small woman needs
added height and she can
achieves this by wearing hats
with moderately tall crowns
If the width of the hat does
not overpower her franz e.
Tall women can cut their
height with wide brims. A
woman whose figure is stocky
needs a bulky hat with
height, but should avoid
deeply cupped brimS.
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most flattered by hats in
white, beige or vivid hues.
Now for a few general
rules. The very pale, alabas-
ter complexion is flattered by
any color except white. The
fair complexioned woman
can. wear any color hat. If
you have a rudy complexion,
stay away from reds and or
ange. You will find that
blue, green, black, gray and
beige hats will become you.
The olive skin is enhanced
by all bright, clear colorS
and beige and white. Avoid
black and brown and muddy
green hats.
I am sure you often have
been startled by seeing a tiny
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.GreenAcres
Twill Honor
Miss Beds

Miss Jane H. Beals, retir-
ing director of Green Acres
School, will be honored by
parents Of the students,
alumni and staff members at
a dinner tomorrow at the
Shady Grove Country Club
in Rockville, Md.
Speakers viii include DR..
James L. Hymes, jr., chair
man Of the department of
childhood education at the
/. University of Maryland. who
has been educational consult
ant to Green Acres for many
years. Mrs. Melville Locker is
dinner chairman.
Miss Beals, who is COM
spleting eight years as director,
was praised as an outstand-
/ ing educator by the president
OF the Green Acres School
Board, Mr.. Monroe Karasik.
Expressing regret at her
resignation, he said she has
been a warm and under
standing friend" to the chill
dren and parents alike.
Under Miss BealS' leader
ship, he declared, the school
has expanded to include all
six elementary grades as well
as nursery groups; a modern
school building has been con-
structed, and Green Acres
"has continued to develop
both preschool and elemen-
tary school programs Of OUT
standing excellence"
A non-profit cooperative,
owned and run jointly by the
parents and staff, Green
Acres is located in the Lux
manor area Of Bethesda.
= The new director will be
Mr.. Gabriel Jacobs who has
. been teaching in the Long
Island. N. Y. public schools.
"A graduate Of Goddard Col
! lege, Mr.. Jacobs received his
MA. in education from
Harvard.
: He will move to the WASH
ington area in August with
his wife, two boys and an
! adopted Chinese daughter.
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CLUB CALENDAR

will speak on THE Role of
MSTS in Petroleum Trans
portation.
Chapter A, TIT. Society
Supper meeting at 7 pm.
at the home Of Mrs. Opal
Combs.
Jewish Women's Study
Group Of Falls Church
Annual installation dinner
at 1880 pm. at the Old Dutch
Inn, Falls Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-04
ButtOnS?
Just One
On Suit

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,
June 4 CAP).-Next years
big creation in mems cloth
ing will be THE American
Envoy" according to a fore
cast by the international As
ISOLATION Of Clothing Design
ers.
1t doesn't look much diff
ferent from this years suit
just enough to force you to
buy a new one If you're going
to be in style.
But the Association, dis
playing sketches Of THE
American Envoy" at its con-
vention, says it leads the
way in the new trend OF
style for mems clothing"
Just what does next years
big news look like?
The coat has only one but
ton, double piped pockets in
stead Of pockets with flaps
and the waist is pulled in a
little more than before, just
enough so light can be seen
between the sleeves Of the
coat and the body.
The trousers won't have
cuffs. and that's about all
the designers said about that
part Of the suit.
What about sports coats?
THE forecast for spring
and summer 1868 showed a
surprising interest in light
weight double breasted blaz-
ers," the association re-
ported after a series Of closed
meetings to discuss the
matter.
And in formal wear, the
full dress and cutaway are
reported gaining in favor,
as is the use of fancy dress
waistcoats to replace the
conventional cummerbund.