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Evening star., 1957-08-30
AUTOMATICALLY
SPEAKING
Queen to Honor Mr.. Engert;
A Visit With Nine. Urquplu
By sELWA ROOSEVELT

Ten lucky Americans will
have the privilege of receiv-
ing honorary awards from
Queen Elizabeth in person
when she makes her state
visit here in October.
Mr.. Cornelius Van H. En-
CERT, the only District resi-
dent on the list, is president
Of the Washington. d. c..
Branch of the English
Speaking Union.
He will be made an Hon.
orary Commander of the Or
der of the British Empire.
Mr.. Engert is a former
official Of the Department Of
State and served in the
Middle East and in South
America.
Her Majesty will hold the
investiture at the British
Embassy. and other United
States citizens to be honored
will be:
Mr.. John Strider Coleman
of Detroit. Mich, president
of the Burroughs Corpora
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ton and president Of the
United States Chamber of
Commerce: Mr.. Hugh Bull
lock of New York, president
of the Pilgrims of the United
States and an active member
of several Anglo-American
societies are to be made hon.
orary knights commander of
the Order Of the British En-
pire.
Receiving the same awards
as Mr.. Engert will be Mr..
Bernard B. Smith Of New
York, legal advisor to the
Export Credits Guarantee
Department and to the
B.B.C. and founder of the
American Trade Association
for British Woolens, and DR..
John Roland Upton. chief
obstetrician gynecologist at
81. Luke's Hospital, San
Francisco.
Honorary Ofhcers of the
Order Of the British Empire
will be Mr.. Ronald Abbey
Forth Of Plymouth, Mass. and
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ident Of the Illinois Branch,
Daughters Of the British En-
pire will be made Honorary
Members Of the Order Of the
British Empire.
\ 4 +
THE NEW CHATELAINE
Of the Turkish embassy says
she gave up a legal career to
marry. butts she's never re-
gretted studying for a law
degree.
AFTER all, law is not like a
science which must be used
in a laboratory. Law is life
and it is always a practical
thing to study" said Nine.
Urguplu in an interview at
the embassy.
She and her husband ar
rived this week and have
barely had time to unpack.
She has just come from
London where her husband
was Ambassador, and so
speaks good English as well
as French. German, Greek
and of course. Turkish.
Nine. Urguplu has blondish
hair and light brown eyes.
She says she loves social life
and looks forward to enter
tanning here.
Her family originally were
great landholders in the part
of Greece which Turkey ruled
during the Ottoman Empire.
After World War /, they fled
Evening star., 1957-08-30

the Rev. Father Edward j.
Whelan of Oracle. Arizona
both for their work for
Anglo-American cooperation.
and Mrs. H. William Yuile of
Bellevue. Washington. Ma
tional President. Daughters
Of the British Empire n the
USA.
Mr.. David Carmichael of
Oakland. Calf. President of
the East Bay Committee.
British Benevolent Society
and Mrs. Irene Larson of
Chicago. previous State Pres
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during the Congressional
recess.
At the same time. she is
involved in packing for q
visit to London next week.
Its my first trip to Eu-
rope" she said enthusiastic
ally before returning to the
gallery to resume her long
watch.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN

Staunch faith in her hus-
band carried Mrs. Strom
Thurmond with ease through
the constant vigil she kept
during the South Carolina
Senator's 24-hour filibuster.
While her husband was
topping the filibuster record
in the Senate. Mrs. Thur
mond was possibly rolling up
a record of her own in the
Senate Wives Gallery.
The attractive Jean Thur
mond, who once held the
title, Miss Azalea Queen of
South Carolina" was a sort
Of queen of the gallery"
No Sleep
At times she was its only
occupant as she followed her
husbands every word from
Evening star., 1957-08-30

to Istanbul where she grew
up.
She and her husband met
in law school.
Nine. Urguplu spoke Of the
fantastic changes in Instan-
bul in the past two years.
She recently went home for
a visit between tours of duty,
and found new two-lane
highways from the airport
to the city. a new main street
in the city which once suf-
fered from torturous traffic
Continued on Page B-3, Col.
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INSURANCE AGENTS

We have several openings for men
OF ability and stability for estab-
lished monthly and weekly debts
Suite 23l. Dupont Circle Bldg, 1876
Conn ave. NV
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Room 3ID. l424 K st. NV,
Estimator and Supervisor


For home remodeling. To be able TO
start and finish Job: references re-
CURED Good salary and bonus Tor
the right man. Box 1887. Star
FARMER. white, married. 80 to as,
reliable. honest. and non drinker.
for permanent work on small
nursery. handy. with tools. salary,
$500 q mo. Modern 5-rm. furnished
apt. Free utilities. Own vegetable
garGcn. Picture required. viii be
returned. Box 49, Star.
FOOD CHECKER. Harvey's Res
taurant, llO7 Conn ave. Contact
ment Call MA. s-l44s
FOOD SERVICE TRAINEE WANTED
ages Of 2l-30, basic food expert
Apply GEoRGEToWN UNiVER-
SITY HOSPITAL. Food Service
Dept. MIR. Hawkins.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, experi-
enced boy. Call EN-. 3-2131
GAS STATION MGR: TRAINEEs,
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1883 Eye NV.
GASOLINE STATION MANAGER.
good salary and opportunity for
advancement. OHIO WILLIAMS.
BUICK. 1910 Good Hope road Sc
GROCERY CLERK. for high grade
market, must be neat. exper and
able TO handle tel trade. CALI
FORNlA MKT, 2160 California
st. NV. ~
GROCERY MAN AND CASHIER.
exper.. to work full time in super
market. Apnly In person. BUCK
r. /. ave. ne.
HANDYMAN white or coloredl, over
moving material and equipment.
Handy with tools. Part time only.
Located near 18th and Columbia
I'd. NV. Box 130-B. Star.
HARDWARE MAN--Exper. preferred
put will train; salary open AR
LINGTON HARDWARE, 2920 CO.
lumbia pike, Arl.
HARDWARE SALESMAN, modern
store: good salary. disqualification
benefits. insurance benefits, Call
10. $4,000 for appointment, be-
tween 8 and ;. Monday,
HOTEL CLERK, $85
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye NV NV
HOUsEMEN ~. for lge. nursing
home; permanent position. 10. D.
229l
IBM MACHINE OPERATOR, S34O
per mo-; exper state age, eXper..
education, race and refs Box
147-B, Star.
IBM TRAINEE
High school graduate under 30
yrs. OF age. to be trained in our
tabulating section: experience help
full but not necessary; permanent
position. 5-day 40-hour week.
pleasant working conditions; liberal
discount on purchases; insurance
and disqualification plan. retirement
plan. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORES, employment office. $50
1lth ST. NV. End A.. over our
/ th and G st. store.
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN

DALLOIt1AIN
Ambitious young man who wishes
truck; minimum guaran-
teeu JE s-24iu weekdays. JE. A.
dDgs, after nm SUNDAY.
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HELP-MEN
SALES ENGINEER

Widely diversified and long -estab-
lished industry needs young electri-
to promote the development and
military application OF its products
in New England and Ohio. Only
minimum experience required. Your
reply will be kept in complete con-
fldence. Send complete resume to
Box 476-B, Star.
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.IANITOR

Experienced position in modern apt.
house for sober man living with wife.
Must know stoker and minor repairs.
painting, etc; good salary. plus
beautiful apt for you II qualified
apply In person . to 10. 4 TO >. No
phone calls
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO
lInn K ST. n W
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ARE
YOU
READY
To Enjoy California
Living and Advanced
NORTHROP
ENGINEERING
assignments
in
*INERTIAL
GUIDANCE
*COMPUTER
DEVELOPMENT
*AERO-THERMO
DYNAMICS
FOUNDRY LAYER
RESEARCH
SERVO
MECHANISMS
PRELIMINARY
DESIGN
*ENVIRONMENTAL
TEST LAB
*HUMAN
ENGINEERING
STRUCTURES
RESEARCH
POWER PLANT
DESIGN
CELESTIAL
GUIDANCE
MECHANICAL
AIRFRAME
DESIGN
Northrop's Engineering d.
vision. literally a pioneer in
many Of these advanced en-
aineerirg areas. has posi-
ton for you II you are
ready
These and many other re-
search projects offer active,
challenging positions TO young
engineers Constantly fresh
assignments will be yours,
At Northrop. progress OF per-
sonnet is as important as
progress OF projects.
Benefits and salaries are
outstanding and vou'll soon
be working In Eorthrop's new
multimIliion- dollar Engineer
ing and Science Center.
Firm offers may be made
al time OF interview. Travel
and moving expenses may be
paid by Eorthrop.
II you are ready TO advance
into a permanent career po-
sition that will always keep
you ahead Of the crowd,
contact
Mr.. John Andre at
ME. 8-5932 for
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WOODWARD &
LOTHROP
PERSONNEL. OFFICE
lith AND + SIS. NV.

JANITOR, coiored sober, reliable.
completely experienced with down
town multistory bldg Excellent
salary ana nice quarters for right
man. ABBY LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY co, 1913 Conn. ave
JANlT0R. colored married; no
children; stoker eXper Recent local
refs. NON -DRINkEF3 quarters and
good salary WO. d-0322
JANITOR, colored: no children: ma
tured couple. Stoker experience
apartment and salary. reliable and
sober. Box lSD-Y, Star
JANITOR, colored, experienced in
general maintenance tor garden
type apt; good salary, plus quar-
tiers. Call after IL pm. AP. 1-333S
JANITOR. colored. 35-45, married,
wife assist; no child, non-drinkcr
5O-unit apt. bldg. recent refs,
apt, good salary EN- 2-s4ll
JANITOR, stoker exper part time,
with wife not working, for Ross
lyn VA apt, in exchange Tor
his service Call Sun, 10 to 4,
EN- .l-3Oif
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HELP-MEN
HAYNES ''''''

EE ENoINEERe TO $4,000
| HAYNES
ASSOCIATES
Executive Ensineering Search once
ENGINEERS
NO FEES
PARTIAL LISTING
Following is q partial listing from
a large number of openings now
available, In diver sifled industries-
both large and small.
TO $4,000
Excellent opportunities for PhD's,
must be well-known in the fields of
either electrontcs. radar, mechanics.
nuclear and atomic physics. or in
ne aviation industry. These posi-
tons are not listed here
SAVE TIME
BY looking through one source for
/ the best Jobs available in industry
today.
SAVE EFFORT
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I SAVE YOUR
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Because We are paid by employers,
who assume our service charges.
There is no cost or obligation TO you.
I Call US HO. 2-7ll7, or send US
resume today
TO $4,000
Chief Electron!cs mfgr.: mill
terry. commercial equip: eXper.
product development design air
borne electronics systems,
Chief Fngr-communications: must
be, well-known in the field OF iono-
spheric or tropospheric scatter.
Antenna Engr.-Desisn array power
dividers. RI linkages. transmits
sion problems to $4,000
Research Engrs. - Theoretical. ex-
perimental. applied electronics.
Electronics Designers - Eauipt' to
counter ballistic miss:S targets.
Physicists-Research new technioues
or analysis-block diagram oe-
ssn II s EnsrRp cr 70 Sl4 S 12o
'e NAs''1' SSAhbNtVA tcSlntHueo,
Systems Analyst - MS communica-
tons. radar and servo systems.
strong background math.. servo
and noise theory to Sl3. 900
Systems Engr.-Radio communica-
t tlSns - ionospheric or tro g@5
Systems Analyst - Programmer -
large scale computers, mach, ap-
plication group TO SO 900
Electronic Development Engr Orig
inal design. construction auto
matte electronic product test
eau:pt. microwave and Semicon-
Electro Mech. Engr.-Gyros. servo
mechs., stable platforms.
Radio Engr.-Plan, conduct. report
on eQuipt. tests TO 81 900
Standards Engr, BSEE-Write specs.
ano reports communication equipt.
Equlpt. Engr.-Prepare specs TAI
son sub-contractorS. inspect pro-
totypes--radio communications.
Project Palmer - Coordinate cleo
tronIc project. monitor BUDGET re /:
cost Of man hours-material,
Tech writer-Manuals. bSllet iiSo0
communications equipt. TO So 500
Mathematician - Application math
ANALYSIS to communications prob
Expediter-Purehasins. eleetronics.
Observation-Disclosures feld. high
power transmitters-recelyers.
HAYNES ASSOCIATES
l340 Conn. Ave no. 2-7Ii7
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Colored; Immediate opening for apt.
house. in NV. area, 40 TO 80 yrs.
ply Personnel ONCE. 1424 Z ST. NV,
Room $40. CAFRITZ CO.
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PORTER

Colored; immediate opening for apt.
house. in NV. area, 40 to So yrs.
old local references required. APP
ply Personne! Office. 1924 Z st. NV,
Room $40. CAFRITz CO.
PRESsMAN. offset. with Potter ex-
perience. ABBY AS 18th ST. s,w
real. ESTATE SALESMAN OR
WOMAN. familiar with Montg. Co
4. II. FOGARTY Il CO.. 10. D.
REAL ESTATE SALEsMAN-Exper.
or will train. Join our staff now
be er ready b,Ss,,f Tor 1he spring and sum
energetic. like TO meet people. have
a car. can devote enough time, this
field offers tremendous opport. Mr..
Fortin, 10. S-f637. 10. S-5S37 for
interview. cox e. CO.. INC, 4T05
Marlboro pike, Coral Hills, Nd
REAL ESTATE Statesmen f2), fun
time; experiences pleasant office.
men; members of multiple listing of
Montgomery Co. Call MR. JASCH.
Lo. $1,000. HIGGINS IL HARRi-
SON REALTORS.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen elf
you are experienced in the Alexan-
dria.. Northern Va area. we would
IKE TO show you the many opportu-
mites our offices have. to offer We
specialize in commercial, Industrial
and subdivision sales. All INQUIRIES
VIII be held in .strictest nfdence.
II you can qualify and are accus-
toned to above-average earnings.
lets talk 1t over at your convenience.
ART POST
sl7 S. Wash. St. Alex. XII. 5000
Real Estate Salesman
One of the areas oldest and
largest ofhces desires one full-time
salesman for Virginia Office
j. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
Radio Bldg, Arl.. Va. ia. 4-1155
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HELP--MEN
ENGINEER

6th-class. license: immediate opening
in apt. house. hours. 4 m. TO 4
pm; good salary. plus quarters
free health insurance and other
benefits. Apply Personnel once,
tCAFRITz co.
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HELP-MEN

PORTER, for groc work. bicycle de-
livery POINTERS MARKET. 2Oth
and Z SIS. NV. EX. 3-444S.
PORTER DRIVER, references. q to
D, d days week. over % years OF
apR II f-SGSS
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70 ASSIST stOck clerk with plumb
ing. air conditioning and electrical
supplies Applicant must know
plumbing fittings Many company
benefits. Apply Mr.. Adams. JOHN
q nd y
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MANAGERS

only men willing TO work hard
Salary plus bonuses and incentive
pay while training. Your own Office
in 90 days with no investment. Nc
experience necessary. Apply in per-
son Monday or Tuesday. ! pm. to
6;30 pm. ELLYsON ENGINEER.
ING CO., 1891 Columbia pike. Arl.
Va.
experienced. refs
No night or Sun. work. Apply in
person, POTOMAC SUPER MAR
KET. River ana Great Falls rds.
Potomac. Nd
MECHANIC. typewriter and /or ofiicI
machines: steady Job; old company
MR. NOLAN, Ii 3-00S2 daytime
ewes. call OIL. 4-10iS.
MECHANIC, experienced shopwork
to repair lawn mowers and lawI
mower engines; 40-hour. 5-da!
week excellent company benefit
for the 2 who qualify. SEARS
ROEBUCK a. CO, $500 v st. ne
MECHANICS f2)-5b days. goot
working conditions vacation ant
guarantee; must be exper. Phon
KOONS PONTIAC, INC, Manassa
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MAINTENANCE MAN

Reliable white man with experience
Of heavy oil burners and plumbing
Garden-type apt. development. Goo j
starting salary. also 2-bedroom apt
Apply in person to H. G. Malcolm.
q to 10 am, at H. @. SMITHY CO.,
S1l 18th st. NV.
MECHANIC. experienced on auto
matte pin setter: night work only;
full-time lob. 10. 4-6OS0.
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EUROPE AND FAR EAST
INTERESTING
GOOD ALLOWANCES
RADIO - TELEPHONE
FIELD MAINTENANCE
DIESEL ELEcTROElCS
SALARIES TO $4,000
TECHNICAL
SMELLING A. SMELLING
rHE LARGEST PER SONNET

SNELLlNAt * SNEIllN1
THE LARGEST PERSONNEL
SYSTEMS IN THE NATION
sos l4th 81. NV ST. 3-Gsss
ESTIMATOR. electrical-prefer ex-
peTlenced man Would consider
training man with proper education
or BACKGROUND Salary based on
experience Good opportunity for
right party. All replies confidential,
Our employees have been informed
Of this ad. Write TO BOX iS-B. Star
ESTIMATOR. for electrical con-
tractor. immediate opening with
reputable firm for reliable man fully
qualified 10 figure small Jobs In
D. c.; masters license helpful but
not essential All replies coniiden-
tial Box l55-Z, Star.
ESTIMATOR AND SALES ENGIN-
FER, previous experience desirable
but not essential. high school Rred-
uato; will train right party In all
kinds Of electrical installation, for
appt call ia. .-jlsa
EXECUTIVE OFFICER TRAINEE,
Young, some college. age ..l.3"
some working eXper, pref for large
investment banking corp Admins
trative aptitude and qualification
potential for executive position in
bank management or trust dept.
STARTING salary 20 $1,000 No reg
fee MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS INC Suite 1901 1875 @
St NV
IBM OPERATORS
. :! SONG ,ly n! E9gl .gyiTing Top pay
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500 week UP. Apply: sos G s,
N w RIM 4u4 10 a m
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-29
cNunson
BY Mrs. James Ruch
TeIeuhOne 5-4222

There will be no choir prac-
tice this week.
Due to Labor Day the offici-
al Church board will meet Tues
day evening Sept. 3rd at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Barber of
Chagrin Falls visited Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ruch, Wednesday.
Mrs. w. H. Miller and Mrs.
Burt Ashcraft attended a fami-
ly gathering at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Sterling Fimmons in
Auburn Sunday, honoring the
birthday of F. J. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Rogers en-
tertained her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Abercombe of New Hamp-
shire last week.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-29
BY Lennah b. Bond
neSterland Directory

Chester people are indebted to
the business establishments in
the Kump Building for a very
handy local telephone directory
which they have presented to
each home in Chester. This at
tractive booklet contains the
names of each family living
within the limits of the Chester
land Post Office and the tele-
phone number of each. 1t should
save much valuable time which
telephone subscribers spend in
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-29
NEWS from CHESTER

Bar Harbor and Acadia Nation
al Park in the south. Also in
cluded in the trip were the Ad-
irondackS, Lake Champlain and
the Green and White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fiorina
and children, Cheryl and Mark
are visiting relatives in New
York State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Moss
and daughters, Julia, Carolyn,
and Rebecca spent a part of
their vacation at Niagara Falls
and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith
and daughter, Peggy of New
Philadelphia visited at the AL
fred FenStermaker home this
week.
Donald Stuart is on business
trip in Pittsburgh this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Balice and
daughter, Deanne and son, Dean
spent their vacation last week
at a cottage near jamestown,
Pennsylvania. They returned on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bat
ties returned on Wednesday
from a visit with the Ralph
Battles family in Silver Spring,
Maryland. They also visited the
Roy Battles family in Silver
Spring and the Dewey Bond
family in Arlington, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lease re-
turned to their home in Doug
las, Arizona on August 20 after
spending the summer at the
home Of their son, Robert Lease,
Wilson's Mills Road, and in this
section of Ohio. On the Sunday
before they left, Mrs. Robert
Lease entertained at dinner for
them. Other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Hahlen and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hahlen of Paines-
vile.
A group of % young people
from t h e Riverview church,
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Banfield, DR.. and Mrs
N. L. Siplock, the Rev Harry
Banfield, Miss Marilyn Whit
comb and Miss Beverly Painter,
left on Saturday for Keswick, in
the Muskoka Lakes section Of
Canada for a weeks camping
trip.
Janet Kidd, who has been liv-
ing with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bierman,
since the death of her mother,
Mrs. Elmer Kidd in Lake Worth,
Florida, on July 2, will enter
Andrews School for Girls next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry InkSter
and Mrs. E. C.. Jacobs spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Jacobs in Lakewood
H. A. Garrison and George
Painter, were in Andover on
business on Monday.
Mrs. S. Hayashi and daught-
ers, Arawana and Noel, went to
Columbus on Monday to attend
the Ohio State Fair. Noel will
play with a band while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Patterson
were at the State Fair two days
last week and took farm pro-
ducts for display
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Miller of
Burton were dinner quests on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Bierman.
The Donald O'Brien family,
who have returned from Kala-
mazoo, Michigan are now liv-
ing near Burton but are plan
ming to build home in Chester.
Robert Pasquire and Gene
Marzin of Paris, France who
are travelling in the United
States, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs. and Mrs. Cart
Harland.
Mrs. w. o. Moss and son,
Lawrence Cottrell, were Sunday
dinner guests at the c. D, Law
home in Chardon. On Sunday of
last week they attended the
Harper Reunion in Chagrin
Falls
Miss Beverly Painter enter
tanned the Youth Group of the
Riverview Church at her home
recently after a swimming par
ty at Mentor Headlands Park
The same group enjoyed a ia
lopy party at the Siplock home
IN Thursday evening
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-29

New Superintendent
Robert G.. Lindsay has as
Sumed the duties of Superinten-
dant of the West @ e aug a
Schools. The family has not yet
moved to this locality as they
are awaiting the completion of
a new home on Beechwood DR..
in Russell
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-29

Happy Birthday
Mrs. w. o. Moss reached an
other birthday on August 81
21. Mrs. Ralph Schwarz ar
ranged a surprise luncheon in
her honor which was given at
Studio Inn in PaineSville.
Evening star., 1957-08-28

spaces in the retail area and
2.7S2 in the Office territory.
Mr.. Watson said his agency
would like to see the situation
stay as it is because it means
there viii always be a place to
park.
But the District Commission
ers yesterday were urged by
both Mr.. Watson and Highway
Director John N. Robertson to
renew permission for the use
Of street lamp posts for posters
advertising free downtown
parking service being spon-
sored by merchants.
Downtown Park and Shop,
Inc, the organization promot-
ing this free-parking service,
obtained this permission, al
though Commissioner Robert
E. Mclaughlin demurred on
the grounds that this confiicted
with the city's avowed policy
of encouraging use of mass
transportation.
Evening star., 1957-08-28
Sponish NovyAsks
Closer U. Link

MADRID, Aug. % (RA-A
Spanish Navy ministry spokes-
man says the United States
9Th feet and all free Mediter-
ranean countries must work
more closely together to meet
the increasing menace of
Russian influence in the Mid
die East"
The spokesman, who de-
clined to be identified, said at
least 1lve Russian warships
were known to have passed
through the Straits Of Gibral-
tar into the Mediterranean in
the last three weeks.
And who may know about
submarines" he added.
The Soviet cruiser Mikhail
Kutuzov and its escorting de-
Stroyer passed through the
Malta Channel dividing Malta
from Sicily today. The war
ships are reported on their way
to Communist Albania.
Naval headquarters here said
the British Mediterranean fleet
was taking no special precau-
tions. 1t Is visiting Yugoslav
ports.