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Evening star., 1957-12-25

HAReisoN. IT; COL. JOSEPH r.
Desembef "a. 1857 At his residence,
Arnnet0n Towers. Arlingt0n. Va, 1t.
COL JOSEPH n. HARRISON. d. 8.
AaTrison ss issS.r sSn MS. n Ne. Jean osss. hss.
Silver .spring, Nd; brother Of Mrs,
Mary ID. Bowman. John, james and
Paul Harrison Pour sfandchiidren also
survive. Prienas may call at oawlers
tcoSrtssy pasRins enHe opposite 1'e service; hi;v;
VIII be held al Fort Nyer Chapel on
THURSDAY, December 2b. at III am.
iintsr'nent Arlington National Gene.
"s .e. 20
HART, VIOLA D. on Monday, pecem-
18th st, ne. beloved mother Of Mrs..
sSsA nd watsl A 'iHs Hn,, ana a,,SW Wis% ,1sSIv,I.
are three grandchildren, MRS. Viola
Two great-grandchildren, q daughter.
in-law. Ira Hart. and other relatives
4RSaar.%9ss5a' %sa' p,e:S:y pssl:RdSs AftsS noon
neral Home. n isso 6ts s &. M'1Slis R.Wi ks. S.
auiem mas Will be celebrated 1t 0
aaa.h,oIrrld an, rrld ,sD,, sp,seemesr "a, 81 81,
oIiSss ooIHiRsCs csS...as. ss a;s in'srmsn' hSUSn' n
HAUGH, MARGARET F,E OF aaoa
Ath ave, Riyerdale Helshts, Nd,
sahi, g. iD,scepbe. %. 1907, dsisi!sf si
.'ss b. spS g jcSsSs ssssE' Asu.S and Gem s@S,.:
a. Chambers Funeral. Home, 5S0I
Thursday, December 20. AZ 10 am,
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 70
Evening star., 1957-12-25

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Wsiisn. viTsinia whitloek. Passasls.
Jossph and osFardo tacangelo. She
%sts.n % 3 'assdvs nv 3, iSssss:s sssSd
drcn. Funeral from iks W. ". Deal
Funeral Home. 4Sl2 Georgia ave
q $50 an. REQUIEM mass 81. the
,,s Asls n ke',sS q. q cce1Tsh ,I,s,m.ns sS sns 3
Mays Cemetery. IS
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s. . s:'. :. MuM7NHlIm Dollar
Il
-: - Pt10ate, Planned C0unhy Club
Dezvl1bnzeut IN South Lenru/ Florida

We have brought OF
Indian Lake Estates We feel that
realize
the words Lake Wales resident should
outstanding Country Club developments of the United States"
Indian Estates outstanding realtors of
Cleveland Ohio lavish with his praise what
have toured the State and visited developments
for their money We happy him among proud property
a Indian Lake Estates
We wish possible for interested buying Florida
have the experience such the related On Florida
think Of missing South Central Florida will
Persons who have lived various the world tell delightful
climate be found anywhere world
Estates Its delightful dry
Incompatible beauty gardens tropical flowers rolling hills
and myriad lakes and miles Of
You will find Of
near Indian Lake Estates the major cultural attractions which draw millions of
visitors Now playing Lake Wales ID miles from Indian Lake
Black Hills Passion Play featuring Josef Meier Only
of the highest points
State is beautiful Cypress Gardens drive
development attracting
list Of points % in Florida
Indian Lake Estates the ideal place planned
discriminating people This mulon dollar development
midway the Atlantic Of and
magnificent 5uare mile lake provides the
this unique and planned
will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

II IL estimated that over 5000 !
nersons a week move into tne "
Sunshine state as permanent
residents. During the last SIX
months some 2s5 new industries |
have been started. Orlando, the $
oneen metropolis OF Centra'
Florida. plans to double Its size
within the next 10 years, THESE
factors indicate the growth pat
tern Of Florida.
I arranged to visit Indian LAKE
Estates during recent FiorioS
visit
FOR 10000
surrounded by a eh-mile strip
Of palm-planted greenery'
planned community to house
over 10000 people Is well unoe'
way
over 100 miles Of roads ana over
n miles Of lagoons and canals
are being built.
AlOoo- foot fishing pier is com
pleted. A s25o,oOo country cruz
!. one-third complete, Bulldoz-
ers trucks. asphalt tank cars
and other heavy equipment
move in constant traiiic
streams about this 7.ooo-acre
project
10000 PALMS
Hundreds Of huge palm trees
have already been planted cine
ultimate total Is for over o'OOo'
I Nurseries for propagation oil
! turf for golf greens are flour
ishinV and engineers are work
ing With the course pro- oil
campbell In final touches 0
the golf course layout
| I checked the blueprints. mas
TER plan and layout In som
detail and on location
oNE-HALF-ACRE LOTS
The lots are one-half acre
size. All building plans'are e
amined carefully before bun
ing permission is granted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

E Lake We-0n-Nd-NoPn"'
The rear line. of each building
10, is separated from the near I
est property by 7o-foot green a
way
nra,naee culverts are being in q
s,oIled and the Rural Electrifi- ,
cation Authority plans an $780,
900 power installation.
FIRST. THE ROADS
Altho there are several houses
under way, including some ior
washington area residents, the
real flood OF building will start
when the road projects are
completed
SPRINGFIELD LAKE
II is on the lake itself that the
full impact of the Indian Lake
project can be reallzeo LAM
we-oh -ya-Kapka is a spSng
Ted lake. which according TO my
loeal research. does not rise and
fall with seasonal rainfall va
rance
There is also a channel cut
thru TO connect the water no"
With a complete chain OF laKes
which are characteristic OF the
/, area
Lake We-oh va -Kapka can
handle expansive boat trafiic.
fishing. bathing and other ac-
S tiyities II is IS square miles IN
e surface area
) LOTS OF FISH
. Due TO the comparative isoia-
,,on Of the Lake III is ieH
=, miles from the main hign~a'
=, and formerly not accessible !
u Is teemine with game FISH
Altho l did not have time !
try my luck. I have seen ev'
NV dence o; bass large mouth Z
large as "a lbs. caught there
For a considerable distant
N along the lake. VIDE SANE
eY- beach. attractively planted VII
nj. palms. stretches in both dire
tons from the pier
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...;. Pc, Complete. coun. Shaping Up Houses N'"s
Country :'|,''I nj Club Development
Is Rapidly Taking Shape
~ MYRON CHASER

D.av News and Travel Dept Manager
u IN the Ridge section Central Florida new a near Lake Wales
oomm,miv is rapidly taking shape at Indian Lake ~ ~.
.a E,o,;da over period of many years anu nav 100 seen
nave V - oroa in this expanding State but never nav @ ;s
ono ~ unite equal the Of this ambitious S,n ue ~
- vrov an the shores of Lake We-oh-ya-napN"' -
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. GOLF COURSES
There will be two golf cour;
and a recreation center
The business section is caretpiiy
and attractively planned Three
smaller lakes in the area al
ready dredged and pumped IN
A large motel should be under
way this week
II is interesting to note an
nouncement signs OF Lake
wales business establishments
which will move TO or open
branches on Indian Lake ES-
tates in the commercial section
LOCAL IMPACT
Before leaving the area
checked the operation with the
lake Wales Chamber OF Com
merce They stated tha' 1ne
townspeople we're well aware
that a community twice the
size Of their own was under way
and found the prospect exciting
II mas meant great new ousl'
ness volume for the area ootf
IN material sales and employ
ment Sales to people from owe
40 states already have pee
closed
FACT SHEET
So numerous have been II
oulries regarding the develoi
ment. that the Chamber nj
: realtor members prepare ia
y sheet
y Numerous, local citizens ha
y noigh, both residential q
commercial property. up 70
10 maximum permitted an IN
II vidual
as
In the words of one PROF
re nent Lake Wales resident. I
dy should prove 70 be one oil
Nh outstanding Country Club r
.c. Dental developments OF
United States
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MoNEY.BAcK GUARANTEE
100 FEET WIDE BY 2ls FEET DEE

a so-doy mcnsy-boek approved guarantee !, given
BY Indion Loks Estotes 70 allow for inspection Of
the property or for any other reason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13
Officer Sentenced
For AIDING Enemy

FORT LEONARD WOOD,
Mo-, Sept. Is (R.-Dismissal
with forfeiture of all pay was
the Army's punishment for
1t. Col. Harry Fleming, con-
victed Of recording propaganda
for the enemy during the Ko-
rean War.
The post adjutant general
gave 1t. Col. Fleming notice Of
his dismissal yesterday on or
ders from Undersecretary Of
the Army Hugh M. Milton II.
The 49-year-old former pris-
oner of war from Racine. Wis,
was convicted by a court
martial at Fort Sheridan, Ill.
in 1854 Of recording material
intended to promote disaffec-
ton and disloyalty among
other prisoners of war.
1t. Col. Fleming had been
assigned to noncommand duty
here the last two years. serv-
ing as a housing project man.
ager for soldiers.
His attorneys commended he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13
Explosion Sturts
Fire
At Kobutu Plant

MONACO, Pa, Sept. Is (P).--
A chemical explosion triggered
a spectacular two-hour fire yes
terday at the Kobuta plant Of
Koppers Co., causing damage
unofiicially estimated at more
than 100000. Nobody was in
jured.
Some 800 firemen from II
companies Joined plant fire.
fighters in extinguishing the
chemical-fed blaze. 1t shot
flames high into the sky. but
was confined to a 150-square-
foot area Of the 275-acre ia
cility.
The explosion occurred in a
huge tower where Koppers
combines chemicals under high
pressure to make ethyl benzene,
a highly explosive intermediate
product in the manufacture Of
|styrene. used in synthetic rub
Der production.
Company officials said the
cause Of the blast was not de-
termined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13
Barney Takes Up
Lunch PIqn Again

The Barney Neighborhood
House may again take on the
job Of furnishing free lunches
to some Of the elementary
school children in the South
west area.
The board Of directors met
yesterday and decided to re-
consider the possibility after
it was learned that the School
Board had dropped plans for
an experimental lunch program
in the elementary schools.
Money for this purpose was
not included in the 1859 budget
either. At present lunches can
be purchased in the junior and
senior high schools but not in
elementary schools.
Miss julie Bouchard, director
of Barney Neighborhood House,
470 N street S.W.. said her
eroup fed about "a children
free lunches last year. Most
of them, she added. came from
the nearby Greenleaf Ele-
mentary SCHOOL,
She said she will talk with
the schools principal to see
If there is a need for the pro-
gram during this school year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13
New Synagogue
Opens tomorrow

Members Of Beth Sholom
Congregation win attend the
first service in their new $780,
900 synagogue. Thirteenth
street and Eastern avenue NV,
at Q am. tomorrow.
Rabbi Harry j. Kaufman,
spiritual leader Of the congre-
cation. will conduct the Wor-
ship.
The aforementioned structure
has a sanctuary seating 100
persons, and an auditorium ac-
commodating 900 persons. 1t
also has a chapel seating It's
persons. eight classrooms and
three Offices.
Beth Sholom CONGREGATION
formerly was at 800 Shepherd
street NV. The congregation
has been worshipping for the
past 10 months at 7731 Alaska
avenue NV. Joseph Wineburgh
is president Of the conerega-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13
Mystery Auto
Clue in Killing

CHICAGO. Sept. Is Rs-
Spurred by new reports Of
screams and a girl struggling
in q car the night Judith Mae
Andersen disappeared. police
today searched for the mystery
auto and a man called Jack.
James Nallen and his wife
Hazel told police yesterday
they heard screams and saw a
"long-haired girl" struggling
with two men in a car on the
Northwest Side early August IL.
This was several hours after
l5-year-old Judith Mae last
was seen alive leaving the home
Of a girl friend. Her butchered
body was found a week later in
two oil cans floating in Mont
rose Harbor.
The hunt for the man known
as Jack developed after police
seized Charles Homer, %, a
North Side gas station at
tendant. Police said they found
two machetes in Homer's car
and q hunting knife in his
home. They said he told them
he owned a .32-caliber revolver
but had sold it a couple of
months ago to a man he knew
only as Jack"
A medical report released
Wednesday showed Judith was
killed by two of four 81
caiiber bullets fired into her
head.
Shortly after he returned
from a vacation in Florida
Homer was taken into custody
on the basis Of q tip.
Homer said he did not know
the Andersen girl. He said he
bought the machetes in Florida.
He was held without charge
| foY. q lie test
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13
Special Vote Ordered
On School Bond Issue

CHESTERFIELD. Va, Sept
IS (R.-Circuit Judge William
old yesterday ordered a s4.5
million school bond issue refer
endum for October is in Ches-
terheld County.
This date was suggested
Tuesday at a board of super
visors meeting when more than
$50 citizens indicated they ia
vored a special election rather
than having 1t coincide with
the November s general cleo
tion.
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was so mistreated by his Conn
munist captors he lost his abiI-
ity to defy them. The Appeals
Court agreed with the court
martial and a military board Of
review that 1t. Col. Fleming
failed to meet standards de-
manded by the Army of officers
Of his rank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13

teachers NEe III kutc6kdA pdEt
of the government Of the city.
They are governmental em-
ployes and have no legal right
70 strike against the govern
nent which they are now
ioing."
The strike was called by the
2awtucket Teachers Alliance in
a wage dispute. They rejected
as too small a pay raise offer
by the city school committee.
The strike has forced 10000
public school pupils to remain
tut Of classrooms.
The city filed q petition with
ne court TO require the teach
RS to report to their desks.
Judge Frost quoted the state
nent Of Calvin Coolidge. when
Governor Of Massachusetts
ONE 80 years ago concerning
he Boston police strike. that:
There is no right to strike
gainst the public safety by
nybody, and time. anywhere.
THE present strike" Judge
frost commented. lis not a
strike against public safety in
he sense Of the Boston strike
The damage done by this strike
is more subtle and the harm
done is less capable Of proof al
the present time. but the word;
Of Coy. Coolidge embody q
principle that Is as potent nov
as then. and perfectly applica.
BILE to the present situation"
Judge Frost said that it wal
not damage to physical prop.
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erty that required considera-
ton but rather the situation
of the children" He said that
turning a large number Of
children Of school age upon the
streets means that many viii
gravitate toward trouble of one
sort or another; to close the
schools is giving the children .
push toward delinquency"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13
Surface Mining Up

KANSAS CITY.-In Kansas.
Missouri and North Dakota,
surface mining accounts for 90
per cent Of total coal pro-
duction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13
Teacher Strike Ruled
Illegal in Powtucket

PAwTUCKET r. L, Sept Is (PA-A Superior Court Judge
today declared illegal strike Of 400 Pawucket school teachers
now in eighth day. and said he would temporary
restraining order
Judge O. Frederick said would hand down written
decree at 10 am. tomorrow.
In stating his finding orally today Judge Frost said
court is clearly Of the opinion and finds that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11
ATTENTION MEN
EARN SIS A DAY

Would you work 10 hours a day
. days week for $3.50 week
II the answer is yes. We will teach
you u specialized type OF work and
after ~ days OF training you.
earnings will be increased We need
~ men al once. Do not answer
this ad unless you are very ambi-
.ions. dependable and alert Apply
] o. 18TH st. NV. ind floor. . TO
am. only. See Mr. HICKS
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HELP--MEN

SUPERVISOR. young man. II to IS.
free to travel; drivers license. NO
SELLING; investigative and ana
lytical work. viii train. Good
opportunity and potential. Apply
1925 Warner Bldg. after 10 am.
TEACHERS, white, qualified for
AGENCY, 1871 G st. NV.
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RADIO-TV
MARKETING RESEARCH

Well-known responsible company seeks con-
scentious men, approximately 27-40 years of age,
single, or married without children, for interesting
contact work No selling. Travel in an assigned
home city and surrounding area.
Should have aptitude for or interest in simple
electronicS, models or gadgeteerng. Must be cap
able of assuming responsibility and display
initiative.
Liberal salary, travel expenses and remuner-
alive features. Opportunity for salary increases
every six months. Outstanding men will qualify
for promotion. Car furnished for company and
personal driving. Paid vacations complete insur-
ance program and retirement benefits
In reply, please give age, family details, sum-
mary Of education and work experience by years.
salary earned and type of work preferred Ad-
dress and phone number for interview week Of
March II.
WRITE BOX 424-X. STAR
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CAPITOL HILL sEcY., s4,s00 up.
able TO meet public good stenO
} OPENINGS Miss &c al BOYD S
EMPl CENTER, 1o0 l2th, cor 6
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Young Man
NAH, ROOM

week in new aforementioned uffice
building. Liberal vacation. free hos
pitslizatlon and other benefits Fast
advancement for person with en-
tilusiasm and willingness TO assume
responsibility In CROWNS public re-
lations dept OF national trade
association Work varied and inter-
estinF some tyPing and Ming
necessary Experience operating
mimograph. addressograph and fold
ting machines helpful but not essen.
ital Need top-hisht worker. AGE
is TO -. Call RE. .-3aaa
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Vitro Laboratories

Division OF Vitro Corporation of America
Silver Spring Building
Corner Georgia Ave- and Cameron st.
Silver Spring, Md.
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HELP---MEN
ATTENTION, MEN
Part-Time Work
Available Now!

II you are ambitious and willins
TO work a few hours per week in
your spare time, YOU can supplement
your income up TO $500 or more per
mo selling the ALL NEW ~ FORD
Terrific pay plan--no limit TO the
money YOU can make. Call Mr
FORD. 3Oi0 NJ st. NV. $50 years
~ fair dealing in odd Georgetown" ;
FE. $1,000.
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Asst. Bkkpr., Typist

Exper once worker. ability to do
general posting excel sal good
opper. for future Aee 3i.ll Ret
REQUIRED r, port 20 MIR KRESSIN
$50 N. Y ave. NV
BANK CLERKS-We have openings
Tor n teller. typist and Stenog.
inDhcr Experienced or VIII lrn,n
iligh school graduates, age under
- Apnly 20 The CRY BANK
nth and Mass ave. NV
BEAUTY OPERATORS, full and part
tiinr ClOred Mondays. no evening
work Apply IN person to ANDRE
OF PARIS. ISIS Wilson blvd All
BEAU1ICIAN--Exc oppor. for at.
rae young lady with hair drcsscrS
stvnsi. $40 10 S':in. 5-day week
salary and commission paid vara.
tion and sick leave ELIZABETH
ARDEN call NE, S-"214.
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YOUNG MAN

We are wholesale distributors Of
automotive parts. and have an un-
usual and excellent opening for an
alert and ambitious young man.
seeking a career IN this growing.
weN-paying field
Miller-Dudley Co., Inc.
az X ST sW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11
CAREER MEN
YOUNG MEN 21.3e


Who want to earn weekly salary
of 500 for 30 teaching hours and
advance quickly TO much higher
salary. ARTHUR MURRAY offers
perm. career starting as teacher with
rapid Advancement 10 supervisor in
tervlewer or manager. Free train
ing given to those who qualify. Ap-
ply in person Monday through FRI
day. p.m.-a pm. only. 10l
Conn. ave. NV,
MAN, - to 40 years old. for gen.
eral work; some mechanical ability
necessary good references. must
have D. e. driving permit. Apply
4 TO > pm. Ola Kennedy st. NV
MAN, exper, in produce and gro.
eeries; Ice, grocery store: no Sun
days. 3406 18th st. NV.
MAN twhite) opening to start al
Sa7 .wk. with chance for advance.
ment. Character references neces.
sary. Phone d. 7-4477 Tuesday
Ask for personnel dept.
MEN, married; extra money. part
time. Item sells 81 You earn $50.
leads furnished. Apply o pm. Mon
day or pm. Thursday. 1916 Conn
ave. Room 70l.
MEN to drive cabs for yellow Cat
Of S. $. Apply in person CEN.
TRIAL CAB CO, S72O Flower ave
MEN-18 TO 25
Earn 500 a wk while learning 8
profession. sos @ st. NV, Rm. 40I
n to am
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Credit investigator

CONTINUED on Next r5gs,
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CLERK-TYPIST

duties, interesting work: opportunity
for advancement. 5-day week. Re.
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SALESMAN. young man to sell and
service life ms. in D. c.; starting
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EXPERIENCED small loan man to
work IN and out. Start $500 mo.
plus liberal car allowance and CO.
bentits. Replies strictly confidential.
Can r. K Willis. BUDGET FL
NANCE PLAN. Silver Spring
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Annette D. Tatelman
ASST. HOUSEKEEPER

For large downtown hotel; exper-
fence required good salary; many
company benefits Apply Room 3 y
1874 X ST. NV. AMBASSADOR
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HELP--MEN

YOUNG MAN, for service dept. in
Wash.'s most progressive clothing
possibilities. See Mr.. Janet at JO-
SEPH A. WILMER CO.. sol 14th
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$1,155.47-$1,055.27

The above figures are the
earnings for the month OF
January for . OF our men in
this area We have openings
for " more men at this time
with the same income oppor-
tuniir.
Sales and service. ma
tlona concern, car required.
Please report 1903 Duke st.
treaf oi buildinRb. Alexan-
drla, Va, Mon. Tues. or Wed,
10 am. to / pm.
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MEN, COLORED
SIS WEEK STEADY

II YOU are wide awake and ambi-
tious we will teach you a specialized
type Of work. in our sales and ad-
vertising dept II you can live on
S75 week while learning. we will
teach you and guarantee 500 q
week within 80 days. Apply 10o2
| Sth st nv. LIST floor. Q TO | 1 am.
only, See MR. WIMBERLY
YOUNG MAN-Mechanic opportu-
nifty for ambitious young man 10
learn Office machinery maintenance
coco starting salary and advance
ment. 5-day, 4O-hour week and all
benefits of national corp. SMITH
CORONA INC, 1913 Park I'd. NV.
MAN. white as clerk in
upholstery supply store and 90 make
light deliveries Call MIR. NORTON
II. 3-ISni
MAN 10 assist in selling Rnii
equipment. permanent position,
with opportunity to advance Anniy
THE SPORT CENTER. son d street
N ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26
Mrs. Katherine Howard
Takes On New CHALLENGE
Mrs. Katherine Howard ha.

Mrs. Katherine Howard has
just chalked up another
first" for women.
Yesterday Undersecretary Of
State Christian Herter officiat-
ed ct the swearing in cere-
mony as she took over her
new job as deputy United
States Commissioner General
Of the Brussels Worlds Fair.
She has just resigned from
her positions as Permanent
Alternate United States Dele
gate to the NATO CiviI De-
Tense Committee and special
adviser to the Federal civil de-
Tense administrator.
She was the first woman
delegate to the NATO con-
ferences' in 1853 and now she
is the FIRST woman ever to be
appointed a commissioner or
deputy commissioner in the
international field.
President Eisenhower named
her to this new job on june
ia date which Mrs. Howard
jokingly regards as a gooU
luck symbol-for she says al
most all the good things have
happened to her on the 18th.
Mrs. Howard, whose hus-
band Charles Howard. is the