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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18

granici - je doslo ponovno
do krvavih sukoba, u kojima
je poginulo wise osoba. Izrael
i Jordan Sc medjusobno op-
tuzuju zbog sakupljanja tru-
pa ma spornoj granici.
Potres ma grckim otocima
- Thira Kalimnos je pro-
uzrocio smrt AZ osobe 46
in je ranjeno. Cradle San
torini ma otoku Thira je pre-
ko tri cetvrtine razoren. Oba-
diva otoka pripadaju najjuz-
nijem skupu grupe Cikladi u
Egejskom moru. Potres sc o.
sjetio i ma turskoj obali u
okolici grada Smirne.
Sovjetski ambassador u Wa
shingtonu - Georgij Zarubin
ulozio je protest ma State De-
partment zbog navodnog pre-
letanja americkih zrakoplova
preko ruskog zracnog pro-
stora. Zarubin je izjavio no.
vinarima, da su a m e RI cki
zrakoplovi letjeli 300 kilo-
metara liza sovjetske granice,
mad gradovima Minsk, Bara-
/ movie, Pinsk, Wilma, Kalinjin-
grad i Kowno | da su sc Ia
drzali preko diva i pol sata
mad ruskim teritorijem.
Britanski drzavnici - pre-
mijer Sir Anthony Eden mi
nistar vanjskih poslova Sell
wyn Lloyd su prihvatili po-
xiv sovjetske Wade, da po-
sjete Sovjetski Savez.
Drzavni tajnik John Foster
Dulles - je pozvao soviet
ske drzavnike da djelima po-
kazu, da je njihov prekid
sa staljinistickom politikom
iskren i da oslobode zemlje
u istocnoj srednjoj Evropi,
u kojima ,su sa sovjetskom
pomoci uspostavljeni tako-
zvani satelitski rezimi.
Predsjednik sovjetske VIA
de Nikolaj Bulganjin je
izjavio u sovjetskom parla-
mentu, da &c skoro biti Ia
branjen zenski rad u teskoj
industriji ma podrucju So
vjetskog Saveza.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
GIavni predsjednik vi. Mandich doIazi
u subotu u Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
glasova. To je vri-

Ma proputovanu Sault Ste Marie, Ontario, gde ce
odrza kampansku skupstinu glavni predsjednk brat "
/. Mandic &c navratiti Sudbury Ontario. Tim po-
vodom odsjec bro 793 946 z Sudbury te odsek 618
liz Creighton Mine zakuGili da avna skupsna
II Javna skupstna &c odrzat dine 81 srpnja (jula)
1856 sa vecer dvorani HrvatsIog Narodnog Do
ma Kathleen Street Ma skupstin ce saslusa glav
nog govornka pose toga &c raspravati problem-
ma ko zasijecau rad odsjeka cjelokupne Hrvatske
Bratske zajednice
Pozvamo bracu sestre, canove odsjeka broj 618
1913 GAG, kao bracu sesre IL udaenog odsjeka br 651
Levack da ovoj skupstini prisustvuju punom broju
Takodjer pozvamo ostae prijatelje sunarodnake, ko
jos nsu clanovi Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
Svi dobro dosli! Prredj jvacEi Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
"a "DINER" BIT CE
D0V0LJN0 PECENKE

Gazdarice, koje zele doci
ranije ma Proslavu Hrvatskog
Zajednicarskog Dana sa svo-
JOIN obitelji, ne trebaju Sc
brinuti "a objed, jer &c oko
podne biti dosta .pecenke u
West View Parku, pecene ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Trazimo sIovosIaqara

Tiskari Hrvatske Bratsko
Zajednice potreban je rucni
slovoslagar (stoneman). Cla-
novi Zajednice imaju pred
most. Unijska je plaza. Oni
koji Sc razumiju u oval posao
neka Sc elm prize obrate ma
ured Hrvatske Bratske Ia
iednice OdnosnO ma:
CFU Printing Department
BAL Forbes Street
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
GL. PREDSJEDNIk Y. |. MANDIC D0LAzI U
NEDJELJU u SAULT STE. MARIE, CANADA

Poziva canstvo odseka broj 628, 855 919 ostai
mas narod Saut Ste Marie, da prisustvue zaednicko
sknpstin, koa &c odrza nedeu, %. srpnia (Juy)
1880 posje podne, Hrvatskoj Hall, 244 Wellington St.
w, kooj ce biti gavni govornk brat " Mandc gav-
nj predsjedni Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce Ma skupstn
ce sasusati gavnog govornka, pose toga &c
spravjati problemma, koji zasecaju rad odsjeka
cjelokupne Hrvatske Bratske zajednice
Priredjva Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18

u UNEDJELJU hRvATSkI zAJEDNlcARSkl DAN
PROGRAM FOR JULY n CFUDAY" AT West view PARK
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ~, 1856
WEST VIEW PARK, 19, PITTSBURGH,
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
300 PM - Eastern Daylight Saving Time
TEMPLE
l. National Anthems "Javor"
"Javor" of North Side Pittsburgh of Aiquppa
g. Invocation Marian Soch
st. Nicholas Croatian r. G.. Church, Mllvale
j. Opening Remarks Milan
Western Pennsylvania United CFU Lodges Committee
A. Musical Selections Clarion Junior Tamburtzans
Directed by Walter W. Kolar Duquesne University Tambutzans
Selections "Jadran" Singing Society, Aiquppa
g. Address Francis Smith
Insurance Commissioner Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Selections favor Singing Society," North Side Pittsburgh
g. Address Philip Vukeich, Secretary
Western Pennsylvania United CFU Lodges Committee
9 Coronation Miss CFU VIZ Stephen Brkich Recording Secy
Western Pennsylvania United CFU Lodges Committee
TO- God Bless America
...CROATIAN CENTER
(Off Babcock BLVD. Watch for Arrow Signs)
PM Until OF Evening
Barbecued lamb and pork ice cold refreshments
Dancing to 'Ira" Tamburiza Orchestra
All Members and Friends Welcome
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
500 1880 Pm, Midway Stage
The amazing Patti n thrills O High
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18

nuOu lrane mlJeSdnJeIn u UNI
je poznato, u nemirima, koje'
su powell u Poznanju gladni
zahtijevajuci kruha,
poginulo je u sukobu $ VOL
skom i policijom, prema sluz-
benin poljskim vijestima 48
osoba.
Iraelski ambassador u Lon
donu - Eliahu Elath, sazvao
je novinarsku konferenciju,
ma kojoj je podvrgao ostroj
kritici izjavu britanskog mi
nistra vanjskih poslova Sell
wyn Lloyda, da je oruzani
odnos izmedju Izraela i arap-
skin drzava u korist prvog,
jer da to u nixon slucaju
ne odgovara cinjenicnom sta
nju, odkako Egipat i druge
arapske zemlje primaju ma
oruzanje il Cehoslovacke.
Ma kOnferenciji, predstav-
nika drzava britanske zajed-
nice narOda - Velika Brita-
Mia je izjavila svoju sprem'
most, da povuce svoje trupe
i svoju mornaricu vojnit
i pomorskih baza ma Ceylonr
i da in preda II podpunu vlast
Ceylonu.
Predsjednik indijske Wade
Jawaharlal Nehru - podvr.
gao je umjerenoj, ali ener'
gicnoj kritici izjave podpred'
sjednika U.S.A. Richard M
Nixon i drzavnog tajnika
John Foster Dulles, koji 81
nazvali neutralnost u medju.
narodnim odnosima memorial.
nom. Nehru je nazvao spo'
menuta misljenja nedemo'
kratskim i nesretnim pristu'
pom k medjunarodnim pita'
NINA.
Pitanje Kashmira = SIZE
vero zapadne indijsko-paki'
stanske pokrajine ma afgan
skoj i sovjetskoj granici, nj
,je ma londonskoj konferencij
naislo ma nikakovo rjesenje
Obje maine drzave, Pakistar
i India traze, da Kashmil
bude pripojen jednoj iii dru
goj, a predlozena podjela nj
zadovoljava nj jednu nj dru
gu.
Krvavi nemiri diljem latin
ske Amerike - Sc nastavlja
ju. Nakon propalog krvavos
pokusaja drzavnog udara l
Argentini, Peru, Guatemala
Cuba SUI bile popriste rad
nickih i studentskih nemira
koji SUI doveli do proglasenj;
opsadnog stanja i slicnih IL
vanrednih mjera.
Francuska kolona pala I
arapsku zasjedu - nedalekt
glavnog grada Alzira. U ma
stalom okrsaju poginulo j
sedan, a ranjeno jedanaes
francuskih vo in k a. Fran
cusko zapovjednistvo je cd
nah uputilo nova pojaacnj'
u to podrucje. Grad Oran j
vec vse dana bez vode, cd
kako su pobunjenici porusil
vodovod, koji je opskrbljiva'
grad.
Englezi SUI odlucili povest
odlucne operacije ciscenja NJ
otoku Cipru - Nakon uce
stalih teroristickih napadaj'
ma Cipru, u kojima je u pc
sljednje vrijeme stradalo Ii
votima wise engleskih vol
nika, civila, pa zena, en-
glesko zapovjednistvo je il
dalo nalog swim trupama n
Cipru, da stupe u akciju
svrhu uspostave reda i "a
kona.
Ma izraelsko jordansk'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
ST0 Sc D0GADJA P0 SYIJETU -
Sedan dana u kratkim viiestima

Poljski ammbasador u Washingtonu - Romaud Spa
sowsk uozo je protest State Department zbog zjave
njegovog cinovnika nformacije Lincoln White da je
State Department "duboko pogoden" zbog krvavh doga
djaa u Poznanju zbog ponude USA da posalje dar
hranu gadujucm Poacma nazivajuc navedeni izraz po
nudu hrane mesanjem unutrasne poiske posove Kako
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
lieu mjesta.

lieu mjesta.
Ia veceru &c biti dosta pc
cenke u CrOatian Centru, ia
kodjer pecene ma raznju ma
lieu mjesta, dakle, ne kao pro-
Sic g0dine, kad nismo imali
dosta jela plea, Owe godine
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
u nedel,ju.

u nedjelju.
Takodjer imademo "a pro-
daju Amusement tikete, koje
kod naseg odbora u glavnom
Pavilionu mozete dobiti jeff-
Mje te VAN iste preporucamo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
cemo Sc dobro pripraviti.
u glaVnOm PaviliOnu

U glaVnOm PaVlllOnu q
West View Parku biti &c pO-
sebni Odbor "a tikete. MOlimo
clanove koji imadu tikete-
srecke "a preprodaju da in
donesu i predaiu tome odboru
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14
LOST

BILLFOLD, red, initials D A. G.: need
money badly. WA 7-0S60, $500 3lst
ave Hyattsv'lle Nj
BRACELET. gold, Ink type VIC. Conn
ave. nr. Chevy Chase Circle or Gar
hnckePs-Spring Valley: reward. Mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14
Exodus Rises
From Hungary

VIENNA, Dec. IA (P.-Refu-
gees from Hungarian Commu-
Inism came over Austria's border
in growing numbers again to-
day
Border police at Eisenstadt,
capital of the Burgenland from
tier province, reported this morn
ing that l,450 had crossed in the
past "a hours. That was 500
more than yesterday.
The number had dropped
earlier in the week from about
$500 daily. Police said that was
probably because of the two-day
general strike in Hungary which
halted most trains and buses.
The refugees usually travel most
of the way to the frontier by
public transport, then walk the
last few miles.
Austrian officials list the total
who have fled Hungary since Oc-
tober % at nearly $4,000. These
are only the HungarianS who
registered with the police. 1t is
believed 10000 or more have not
done so. Some $1,000 have been
moved to other countries through
the Intergovernmental Commit
tee for European Migration. but
opportunities for resettlement are
growing scarce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

he said. "are confusing, mlslead-
ing. and incorrect on the basis
of the best information avail
able to us daily from the In
ternational Committee Of the
Red Cross, and could easily do
irTeparable damage TO the efforts
Of the International Red Cross
to provide relief to the people
of Hungary"
: Mr.. Hartman cited Red Cross
reports from inside Hungary,
saying mo Red Cross supplies
have been lost, pilfered or seized
by Hungarian OF Soviet authori-
ties. either military or civilian
He added:
Further, despite any reports
to-. the contrary, none of the
thousands of tons of food and
medical supplies transported into
hungary by the International
Committee of the Red Cross has
been distributed to other than
the beneficiaries designated by
the international Committee of
the Red Cross through its agree
mentS."
Mr.. Hartman said the pro-
posal to establish "indiscriminate
food distribution" by Red Cross
marked planes could easily de-
stroy the ability of the Inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

CLARINET, Bundy, in case, lost around
Dec i; vicinity 18th ST. and Missouri
ave; reward TU 3-S4oI
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the impression that the advisory
group is supposed to control
legislative policy.
Senate Majority Leader John
son announced yesterday that he
will not accept appointment to
the Contender advisory COM
mittee selected by Chairman
Butler.
Rayburn Declined, Too
Thus Senator Johnson joined
his fellow-Texan, Speaker Ray
burn, in shying away from a
group authorized recently by
the Executive Committee of the
Democratic National Commit
tee.
Political observers have been
specializing that the Advisory
Committee is intended to curb
the influence of Democratic
conservatives, particularly
ISoutherners, and thereby to
build up the influence of the
liberal wing in the party.
In Beverly Hills. Calf, Chair
man Butler said today that the
purpose of the Advisory Com
Imittee is not to control the leg
Iislatlve program but to CON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

DOG, mos, blond. female. cocker
spaniel: vic Of Highland School. 10.
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however. he was willing to be
informed Of the views of the
advisory group and to hear from
Chairman Butler at any time.
Speaker Rayburn also has in
dicated a willingness to consult
with the advisory group, though
unwilling to be a member.
Mr.. Butler said he would have
definite statement on the sub
ject Tuesday, after he returns
to Washington from a vacation.
The party chairman said some
published reports were giving the
wrong impression of what he
proposes to do. He told The
Star he appointed the Advisory
Committee pursuant to author
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

slider programs and principles"
of the Democratic Party. He
said that is why members of
Congress, as well as other party
leaders. were invited to serve.
Among those who have ac-
cepted are former President
Truman. Adlai E. Stevenson,
Gov. Hartman of New York,
Senator Kefauver of Tennes-
see and Senator Humphrey of
Minnesota.
Sees Confusion
But Speaker Rayburn and
Senator johnson have taken the
position that the party leader
ship in Congress should chart
the legislative course.
Legislative processes are
already very difficult Senator
johnson wrote Mr.. Butler, and
the necessity of dealing with an
additional committee not created
by Federal law before taking
action would only cause delays
and confusion.
The majority leader said,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

ity" vested in him late last
month by the National Executive
Committee.
Il said nothing of the legisla-
tive program" he declared. THAT
is not the purpose of the Advisory
Committee. The purpose is to
consider programs and principles
of the party.
That is why the congressional
group land others were in
cluded."
Mr.. Butler said it would be a
matter for the Advisory Commit
tee members to decide how far
they should go, under the terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14
Hungary Musicians
Bolt Moscow Date

MOSCOW, Dec. ID pa
small advertisement in a Moscow
newspaper today told purchasers
of tickets for an appearance here
of a 100-member Hungarian
army ensemble they would get
their money back.
The nattily uniformed Hun
garian men and women. who ar
rived here from a tour of Red
China, disappeared from their
h o els yesterday. Presumably
they are returning to their tense
homeland. Their two-day en-
gagement was sold out.
InquirerS at the theater where
they were to appear were told
the management did not know
why the programs were Cancelled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

of the resolution which created
this group.
The declination from Senator
johnson was believed TO fore
snsdow reflections from Senators
Mansfield of Montana and
Smathers Of Florida, who are
among the 20 leaders chosen by
Chairman Butler. This assump-
ton was based on the Majority
Leaders statement that he has
talked over with "a substantial
majority" of the Senate Demo-
cratic Policy Committee the
question of joining the advisory
group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

FUR SCARF, Hudson Bay sable. Tues
day between Star Bldg and 18th St
or on bus 10 Devonshire pl and Conn
ave. liberal regard HO 1917
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medicine being shipped into
Hungary by the Red Cross and
other agencies.
Life correspondent Ed Clark
In Budapest is quoted as saying
some of the food and goods
brought in by the Red Cross is
sold in shops at prices out Of
the reach Of the average Hun
garian."
Others say the food for the
workers has gone to function
aries and security police" Mr..
Clark wrote.
The editorial then goes on to
propose that the United States
and other free nations Join in
parachuting supplies to places
where the ordinary Hunea!ians
can, get it." 1t suggests using un-
armed planes, painted with red
crosses and flown by volunteer
pilots in the name Of the United
Nations. ss
In a telegram to Life Pub
Usher Andrew Heiskell, Mr.. Har.
riman said he had reviewed an
advance copy of the editorial
with considerable concern"
The statements it contains, +"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

LINK BRACELET, gold and platinum
n downtown shopping area; reward.
JU. g-e4gS IKE
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national Committee of the Red
Cross to continue to function in
the name of the peoples of all
of the civilized world who seek
to be helpful in this great
tragedy"
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Butler Denies New Group
Seeks Legislative Control

The Democratic Party confronted today with widen
ing cleavage in its high command though National Chairman
Paul M. Butler attempted to minimize the differences
Mr. Butler declined directly on the refusal
of Democratic leaders in the Senate and House on
advisory committee of the party but he sought change
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14
Red Cross Hits Proposal
To Drop Food in Hungary
By the Associated press

Roland Hartman, chairman of the Cross
yesterday described confusing an
editorial in the December II Life magazine proposing
food air-drop to Hungary"
The editorial the brutal fact Hungarian
patriots not receiving their
Evening star., 1956-08-29

stele mill addition. sl7.ss5. 900 for
a steel plate plant and S. mil
lion for facilities to produce
structural shapes, and at Gary,
Ind, $35 million for coke ovens
and two projects. estimated at
$62, 2,215,OOO and $46,48 900. for
steel mill additions.
File Applications
Four applications were re-
ceived from Inland Steel Co.,
Chicago, totaling $40. $4,000 for
facilities at East Chicago to
produce pig iron, steel ingots.
strip steel and other steel prod
ucts.
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Corp. applied for tax benefits on
ia $24, 900 plant at Campbell,
Ohio.
Already on file were an appli-
cation covering $3.50 million
mill to produce pipe and other
steel tubular goods at Houston
Tex, received from the Jones &
ILaughlin Steel Co.. Pittsburgh
and proposals totaling $156 mil
lion for basic and tubular facili-
ties at McKeesport, Pa, and Lo-
rain, Ohio, submitted by the Ma
tional Tube Division of U. S
Steel.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. - A:
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29.

$54 million worth and lend her
another 1924 million worth for
use in her five-year industrial
development plan.
The United States will spend
the rest of the rupees in India,
paying rent on its New Delhi
offices or buying Indian goods
for other countries.
India is required to make SIS
million of the borrowed money
available to Indian private in
dustry.
Commodities Listed
The agreement authorizes In
dia to buy 3.5 million tons of
wheat. s240. million pounds OF
cotton, 100000 tons of rice, 6
million pounds hof itobaccol and
$3.5 million wofth s. Oil dairy
products. "a 3 93f731I ~
Half the products are to be
delivered to India in the next
two years, the other half in the
following year.
The United States made India
a $190 million wheat loan in
1851 and also has given almost
$400 million in economic anc
technical aid.
United States Government
Evening star., 1956-08-29
u. s, India OK
Surplus Dea!

NEW DELHI, India. Aug. 20
(P.-The United States and
India signed a $360.1 million
agreement here today for the
transfer of American surplus
farm products.
The deal was the biggest ever
concluded under the United
States surplus disposal program.
1t brought total United States
| aid to India above the billion
dollar mark. 1t came as Com
munist countries also were, pro-
noting economic aid to Asia.
| Under the agreement, the
United States will sell India
| $305.9 million worth of wheat,
cotton, rice. tobacco and dairy
products and will put up $54.2
million to pay half the shipping
costs.
Payment in Rupees
India will pay the United
States the whole $36O.1 million
in rupees. OF these rupees, the
United States will grant India
Evening star., 1956-08-29
ny the Assoclated Press

Every time a woman goes to
a beauty parlor she's looking
right at a big job opportunity.
the Department of Labor's Wom-
ems Bureau says.
There are plenty of jobs, with
some special advantages, avail
able in beauty service. which
now ranks among the top IA oc-
for women. the bureau
yesterday.
Right now about 10000 wom-
en- are catering to other women
in the beauty business.
Mrs. Alice K. Leopold, assistant
to the Secretary of Labor for
women's affairs. cited these ad-
vantages for changing from a
beauty customer to a beauty
worker:
/. Short and inexpensive
training available at all voca-
tional high schools and private
schools.
2. The work can be practiced
anywhere, part time or full time
Evening star., 1956-08-29


wears decision, seemed to have
dimmed a bit.
A high mobilization official
emphasized yesterday that steel
cannot be considered as a special
case in spite Of heavy civilian
demands accentuated by the
shipbuilding boom. pipeline prof.
ects, and the new highway pro-
gram.
Humphrey Objects
1t was learned also that Secre-
tary Of the Treasury Humphrey
who has opposed liberalizing the
rapid tax amortization benefits
in the past, still objects to any
broadening which would reduce
current tax revenues or give
Evening star., 1956-08-29

some industries a tax advantage
not enjoyed by others.
The ODM reported that steel
producers, still hopeful never
ltheless, have filed applications
covering some $3.50 million worth
Iof new construction and plant
expansion during the past few
weeks in which ODM has been
studying the proposal to restore
1.-THE tax incentive.
Applications covering projects
Itotaling more than 5000 million
for steel plants in Illinois, In
diana and Ohio were received on
Monday alone.
Included were seven projects
proposed by U. S. Steel Corp. as
follows: At Chicago $33,136.000
| for a steel mill, $8,895, 900 for 8
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Beauty Shops Attracting
Women-os Job Field

8. Age is no barrier; it may
even be an advantage for the
mature woman who wants to
start her own business, gss
The women's bureau thinks SO
much of the beauty field that
it has just published new book
let entitled Employment op-
portunities for Women in Beauty
Service"
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Couple Quickly Grusps
Cryptic CobIe Meaning

PHILADELPHIA (P. = Mr..
and Mrs. Don Rose received q
cablegram from Colchester.
England.
It read: "Son S am. Tuesday
g. LBS. hair good voice Franks
lisndsa Lou's nose and chin All
%slhaEoTe," s BisilaiW iSa5as03l@ Z
The Roses recognized tlSss1 s1es-
sage without Signature as ssAS VR.Sr
nouncing the arrival of thetra4lst
grandchild. ss1ll's sssslsg
Mr.. Rose is columnist for the
Philadelphia Bulletin and the
father of IL children-known as
his dozen Roses"
Evening star., 1956-08-29

flood relief and aid to India
from the Rockefeller and Ford
Foundations and church organi-
cations boost the figure above
$1.008 billion.
Total Communist aid to India
If barter-like trade accords are
included-is estimated at 5000
million.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Chicago Approves
HeIicopter Service

CHICAGO. Aug. 20 (P.-The
Chicago Park District yesterday
establishment Of hell
copper service between downtown
Chicago and Midway and O'Hare
Airports.
The service is expected to be-
gin about october Is. Chicago
Helicopter Airways, Inc, has
leased land in Grant Park to
construct q heliport for the
service.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Big Steel Hoping to Get
Tax Aid to Expand Plants
By the Associated Press

The major steel companies rushing to get in line for
major benefits to aid plant expansion in case the Government
decides new capacity be justified defense grounds
However the prospect the Office of Defense Mobilization
fN would reonen the steel expansion program last