Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1942, Page 18

A—Back Page Committees Named For Shrine Circus February 9 to 14 Howard P. Foley Heads Executive Group for Benefit Attraction More than 60 Washingtonians, many of them prominently identified with various civic organizations, have been appointed by Howard P. Foley, general chairman of the Shrine Circus, to serve on various committees for the big show sched- uled February 9 to 14 at the Uline Arena. . Serving on the Executive Com- mittee with Mr. Foley are Floyd D. Akers, Earl Whittier Shinn, Shrine potentate; Ralph M. Wolfe, James A. Councillor, F. Lawrence Walker, Melvin C. Smith, Needham C. ‘Turnage, Raymond M. Florence, Stanley D. Willis and Edmond O. | Carl. The Advisory Board, headed by Leonard P. Steuart, is composed of Edwin C. Graham, Robert P. Smith, MUSIC. Phonograph concert, Jewish Com- munity Center, Sixteenth and Q streets N.W,, 8:30 o'clock tonight. Concert by Ethyl Wise, soprano, Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel, Howard University, 8:30 o'clock to- night. Phonograph concert, Central Pub- lic Library, Eighth and K streets N.W,, 7:30 o'clock tonight. the Latter Day Saints, Sixteenth | street and Columbia road N.W. 8 o'clock tonight. + LECTURE. “Men, Women and Events of the Elizabethan Age,” by Dr. Boyd Car- | penter, Shakespeare Society of | Washington, Universalist Memorial Church, Sixteenth and S streets | N.\W,, 8:15 o'clock tonight. MEETINGS. | Graduate Nurses Association, Wil- | lard Hotel, ali_day today. | __Tau Bews Phi Sofority, Mayflower Hotel, 8 o'clock tonight. Organ musicale, Washington| Chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of | THE EveiNlng S1AR, WASHINGION, D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1942. William C. Shelton, Roger J. White- | Five-State Postgraduate Dental | ford, Morris Cafritz, William Mont- | Association, Mayflower Hotel, 8 gomery, Charles B. Dulcan, sr.; !o'clock tonight. Comdr. E. J. Spaulding, Paul B.| BREAKFAST. Cromelin, Thomas K. Jarrell, L.| 4 ; ; Early Birds Breakfast Club, Wil- Whiting Estes, Claude H. Woodward | yo..4 Hote s s loviorror his heaviest work, or his most im- portant conferences, are likely to come in the morning, and he needs to be well fortified with energy to meet these demands. her hurrying begins before breakfast, and keeps up all day. To avoid nervous and physical exhaustion she needs to take time to eat just as complete a breakfast as she wants Dad and the children to eat. from toddlers through teen-agers, they burn up large amounts of energy during the day. After the overnight fast they need food first thing in the morning to supnly the energy they will use before lunch time. elderly persons usually find their vitality at a low ebb in the morning, and a good breakfast provides the stimulation needed to get them started for the day. and Dr. William M. Mann, Ticket Committee. ‘Temple W. Hilliard, jr., is chnlr-f man of the Ticket Committee. Other members are Omer W. Clark, Frank M. Graham, Joseph Spano, P. L.| Gladman, Frank 1. Harris, Wirt T. | Boswell, Donald R. Ernst, Renah | F. Camalier, Milton V. Henson, | Ernest W. Snoots, James B, Longley, | Thomas M. Knight and Charles M. Rhodes, jr. | James A. Councilor, chariman; | Gordon Hittermark, Bruce Allen | and Arthur Godfrey are on the | Publicity Committee, while the Pro- | gram Committee is composed of | Granville Gude, chairman; G. Fen- | ton Cramer, George C. Shaffer, Wil- | liam J. Mileham, W. R. Frank Himes, | E. Carlyn Guy, William D. Skeen and James H. Simon. | Lloyd F. Gaines, chariman of the “Miss Personality” Contest Com- mittee, will have as members Karl E. Jarrell, Edmund Carl, John C.| Harding. Henry S. Owens and | Martin W. Hysong. On the Recep- | tion Committee are George E. Harris, chairman; Russell M. Brown, | James C. Bowen, James A. Coun- cilor, jr.: Dial H. Elkins, Clarence E. Gould, S. Fay Harper, William F. Henry, Karl S. Hoffman and M. Sanger. $500 in Prizes Offered. Contest Chariman Gaines an- nounced that the list of participants in the “Miss Personality”=competi- tion is growing daily, ‘'and young ‘women entered thus far are display- ing keen interest in the battle for the three prizes totaling $500. Only those sponsored by Shriners are eligible for the contest to be run in conjunction with the 30-act circus. Proceeds from the circus, which will include outstanding talent from Ringling. Brothers, Cole Brothers and other topnotch big tent shows, will be turned over to the Charity eand Activites Fund of Almas Temple. Some 10.000 underprivileged children and 5000 service men will { ‘be guests of the Shriners. U. S. ‘Main Street’ Gone, Sinclair Lewis Says By the Associated Press. CANTON, Ohio.—Sinclair Lewis— the flery red-haired author who made “Main Street” a by-word in the American language—believes that the tvpical small town he de- scribed 21 years ago in his famous novel has vanished. “‘Main Street’ is no more,” Mr. Lewis said, “because it has become | ® part of one big city. All sections of | the Nation except a few farming ereas, notably the Georgia Cracker | country, have become urban in the last 20 years.” He attributed the death of “main street” chiefly to the radio, motion pictures, the automobile and good roads. Red Cross Meeting ‘The Arlington County Red Cross Chapter will hold its annual meer-‘ ing in the Cherrydale Auditorium at 8 p.m. January 20, according to Mrs. Phila Maxwell, chairman. NOTHING EVER TASTES QUITE SO GOOD AS A CAMEL. SUCH A RICH ROUND | morrow. | drained the radiator and refilled it| * LUNCHEONS, Women's National Press Club, Wil- | lard Hotel, 1 p.m. tomorrow. | Motion Picture Theater Owners, | Willard Hotel, 1 p.m. tomorrow. Civitan Club, Mayflower Hotel, | 12:30 p.m. tomorrow. Optimists Club, Mayflower Hotel, 12:30 p.m. tomorrow. | Pi Kappa Alpha Alumni, Madril- | lon Restaurant, 12:30 p.m. tomor- | row. Uptown Washington Lions Club, | Broadmoor Hotel, 12:15 pm. to- East Gate Lions Club, 839 Bladens- | burg road N.E., 12:15 p.m. tomorrow. | Delta Upsilon Club of Washington, | Mayfair Restaurant, 12:15 pm. to- morrow. Water From Hot S_pring Freezes in Auto Radiator By the Associated Press. THERMOPOLIS, Wyo.—“Doesn’t | that water ever freeze?” asked a| couple of women tourists as they| watched the Thermopolis hot spring —temperature 135 degrees—bubble | from the earth. The next morning | | the women drove their car, its radi- | ator spouting steam, into a filling station. “I can’t understand it,” said one. “The guide at the big spring told us the water never froze, so we with spring water. And now the| radiator’s frozen solid!” HOW g i) ™ FAMOUS DIONNE QUINTUPLETS relieve misery of (CHEST COLDS Mother—Give YOUR Child This Same Expert Care! At the firct sign of a -hest cold the Quintuplets’ .hroats and chests .re rubbed with Children’s Mild Msterole —a product made *> promptly relieve the distress of children’s -olds an " re- sulting bronchial nd -roupy ~oughs. Musterole Zives such .onderful re- sults because it’s MCRE than an ordi- nary “salve.” It helps br-ak up local congestion, Since Ziusterole is used on the Quints you may be sure you’re us- ing just about the BEST product made! 3 STRENGTHS: Children’s Mild Musterole, Also Regular and Extra Strength for grown-ups who prefer s stronger product. All drugstores. CHILDREN'S AND CAMELS HAVE THE MILDNESS THAT COUNTS— LESS NICOTINE IN THE SMOKE rd v It’s ore thing to get a good breakfast, but it's often another thing to get the family to take time © eat what you have prepared. Simest way—though perhaps not so simple as it appears!—is to get every one up and under way 15 minutes earlier than usual, so as to allew time for that important first meal of the dzy. Anotler system followed in many households is for Mother to carry glasses of orange juice to husb:nd and daughter-who-goes-to-work, to drink as they dress, thus leaving more time and ~ 0= N Quaker Rolled Oats quick or reguiar __ 2™ 2lc Cream of Wheat __ Whectena __ Grape-Nuts Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Kellog's Rice Krispies Wherties The Breakfast of Champions .__2 pigs. 21 2 pigs. 21¢ 2 Hapry Valley Sliced Bacon Dried Chipped Beef Brigys Bulk Scrapple Briggs Pork Pudding Briggs Link Sausage Sani‘ary’s Sausage Meat________ — Valley Gold Apricots. Mt 19¢ Golcen Poppy Figs__ B 15¢c Del Monte Kadota Figs T Hun:’s Fruit Cocktail Dole Sliced Pineapple _—__ Hun:'s Youngberries Hunt's Sliced Elberta Peaches _ Hunt’s Royal Anne Cherries__ Cas'le Crest Peaches Del Monte Halved Peaches __ Hune's Blackberries Cascade Bartlett Pears___ Blitamens . . . . Complets . " HOW TO GET THEM TO EAT IT! creating greater appetites for the actual break- fast. And dozens of women wait until the “hurry- ups” are all out of the house, before settling down to their own leisurely breakfast and the morning paper. It's mostly a matter of plan- ning—and, as usual, the planning must be done by the homemaker. While breakfast necessarily follows much the same pattern day after day, there are any number of ways of giving a lift to the meal without adding to Mother’s work. - Protecne ancl B Vilasrncns - pkg. 10¢ - pkg. ZZC 2 pxgs. 19¢ _pe 1le -2 pgs. 23¢ ——-pkg. 2lc _2pugs. 17c N. B. C. Shredded Wheat____ Ralston Whole Wheat Cereal_ Quaker Puffed Wheat. 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