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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
Capital Adds 2
Nonstop Viscount
Flights to Chicago

Additional Viscount flights
were put into operation last
week by Capital Airlines on two
routes from Washington.
In adding two jet-prop flights
to Chicago. Capital set up the
largest nonstop schedule offered
by an airline between these
cities.
The first of the new flights de-
parts from Washington at 10:45
am. and arrives in Chicago at
1915 pm. (CST). The second
fight leaves at $3.50 pm. and
arrives in Chicago at 7 pm. Re-
turn nonstop Viscount flights
will leave at 10:45 am. and
2:15 pm.
Another new Viscount flight
connects this city with Green's
boro, Knoxville and Memphis.
The flight leaves at 6:45 pm.
arriving in Greensboro at 800
pm; Knoxville at $50 pm. and
Memphis at 1920 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
.16 Weeks Course
To Be Sponsored by
Graduate School

The USDA Graduate School
will sponsor a genera. course in
horticultural and landscaping
subjects to run 16 weeks start
ing February Is. Registrations
at $24 will be accepted tomorrow
through Saturday. Instructor
for the course, open to house.
holders of the area, will be Henry
Schulthesis, a specialist in land
scape design.
The course will cover such
subjects as drainage, the use of
humus and fertilizers, the max
ing Of lawns. the proper way to
plant trees and shrubs, and how
to control diseases and insect
pests. The class periods will be
Wednesdays from ITO to 9 pm.
Registrations will be accepted at
the administration building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
ALL ROADS LEAD TO ITALYS CAPRI

Roman Empire lives on in the
temples. aqueducts and amphi-
theater, built close to 1000 years
ago. Where the old gladiators
once fought, local folk gather for
bullfights. But, these are deli
cate French-style contests I'M
like the Spanish. The matadors
parade about in white fiannels
and basque berets. The bull,
never wounded. is defeated only
when he loses the white tassles
from his horns.
Gambling Casino
The road swings down to AK
en-Provence, an elegant resort
town, famous for its graceful
fountains and its thermal
springs. Here you can gamble
at the big casino. sample the
health-giving waters or sip the
native vintage in a shady cafe
along the Cours Mirabeau.
A few hours away, the Riviera
begins. You can head directly
south to take in the big sprawl
ing port Of Marseilles or turn
southeast over the hills to the
little fisherman's port Of st.
Tropez.
This western end Of the
Riviera is a land of sequestered
coves and silvery sands. land
bright with oleanders and red
rock. You can drive over to
Cannes. Nice or Monte Carlo in
an hour, either along the sea or
through the old hill towns above
the Riviera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

sparkling glaciers, steep gorges.
wild forests and fertile valleys.
The gem of this region is noun
tain encircled Grenoble, the
headquarters for winter sports in
France. In this old university
town you'll discover a superb
museum and a 18th century ca
thedral.
You can take the new cable
car across the Isere River for a
spectacular view of the Graisi-
vaudan Valley. Along the way
you'll get acquainted with the
rich Dauphine gastronomy-de-
licious mountain trout and game
dishes.
The alternate route to the Med
iterranean through the Rhone
Valley winds through a gentler
landscape. shaded by cypress
trees and bright with the colors
Of Cezanne. In the sleepy little
town of Orange you1l walk the
cobbleStoneS where Shelley
strolled and gaze at the classic
arch of Tiberius.
II you're in Orange late in
summer you can watch play on
the stage of the old Roman the
ater where the senators and pie
bans sat in the time of Caesar.
Place for Browsing
Farther south, on the banks
Of the Rhone, you'll see the Pal
ace of the Popes in all its massive
splendor. Here IN ,Avignon. the
papal regime produced 4 uni
Versity and a great school of art
IN the l4th century. The ruins
IF the Pont d'Avignon where
everyone sang and danced re-
'ive childhood memories of the
song about the famous bridge.
A favorite place for browsing
S the old covered market where
stalls display a gaudy profusion
Of ripe goat cheeses. silvery nsh.
figs. peaches and green almonds,
rope-soled sandals and bright
Provencal cottons.
A short detour off the main
from Avignon leads to
Mines. Here the glory of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

Stop by and visit CREI Open daily am
5 pm, Saturday, 9 am-12p.m., Mon,
Wed, Fri. ewes. 10 pm. or phone
Mr. Waterman, at Hobart 2-1520 for
complete information
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
Poris-to-Riviero Trip
Shows Heart of France

PARASITIC heart of France
Hes between cosmopolitan Paris
and the sunny Riviera. Stretch
ing from the banks of the Seine
to the sandy arc of the Mediter-
fanean is a luscious landscape
studded with Gothic spires,
medieval ramparts, papal palaces
and Roman ruins.
The classic route to the south
leads out of Paris past the royal
chateau of Fontainbleau with
Its vast forest, once the hunting
reserve for the kings of France.
Across the green plains of Brie is
Sens, whose old Gothic cathedral
Tas a model for England's Cam
terbury. High on a rocky pro-
montory are the ancient walls of
Avalon and below stretch the
great vineyards of Burgundy.
While in Burgundy, you'll con-
template Gallo Roman antiquity
In the temple at Autun, and ex-
anime the. 10th century abbey at
Cluny. AS memorable as the
monuments. however, are the
menus Of Burgundy. Try the
immortal vintages Of the region
such as Pouilly-Fuisse or Ro-
manee-Conti. and if you're in
Burgundy in the fall, you can
join in on the local wine festi-
walls.
Among the great dishes in
this land of gourmets are Bour-
gogne snails, stuffed with butter
and seasoned with parsley and
garlic.
AS you approach Lyon. the
busting center of the silk in
dustry in France. you can choose
one Of two major routes to the
Riviera. At this midway point
in the journey. you can swing
east to the Alpine road or head
directly south into the Rhone
Valley. If you have the time.
the best way is to take one route
to the Riviera and the other to
return to Paris from the south.
Winter Sports Center
The Alpine road offers the
scenic splendor Of lofty peaks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

I'll is scheduled to leave again
on May II on the third and final
thrift cruise.
Liberal stop-over privileges
will be in effect on these cruises,
and passengers who want to do"
South America will not be re-
CURED to return northbound on
the same ship on which they
left New York. A passenger on
the thrift cruise may skip one or
two northbound sailings, and
stay in South America an addi-
tional three weeks or six weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
Peat Advance

Tie Baccto process which per-
mits peat to sweat and thus
promote bacterial action while
stockpiled has been incorporated
in Baccto Michigan Peat. &C.
cording to announcement by
Michigan Peat, Inc. for IS years
the leading producer of peat
products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
LIFE IN
THE COUNTRY
Back in the Saddle Aqoin
BY JAMES BiRcHFlELD

IL LOOK n uCCle SpraQQle-
legged these days it's because of
Tom Taylor. who means what
he says when he asks you to go
horseback riding with him.
We started out for what I
thought was to be a leisurely
afternoon ride, and got back to
the stable five hours and Is Bills
tiers later. But we saw a lot of
country and the day was worth
all Of the sore muscles and bis
tiers.
This was to have been a hard
ening up ride. It was to get me
used to the saddle again after
some Is years. 1t was a harden
ing ride all right, and it did it
all in one day. Now feel fit for
any ride that comes along.
Our ride was heightened be-
cause Of Clayton Kephart and
his beagles. And ! strongly adj
wise anyone who has the space
to invest in a beagle.
Clayton's beagles will run any,
thing from a rabbit to q fox, and
the nice thing about them is that
they don't do it too fast. You get
a chance to watch them work
without breaking your neck.
We watched them take a grey
fox over Mount Gilead, and that
sight alone was worth all Of the
soreness and blisters that fol-
lowed.
am ashamed to have to re-
port the fact that / have Just
seen my first sign Of spring-of
all places-in the city.
Among other things in Wash
ington. there are lots and lots of
pigeons and when you look out
Of the window so as to keep from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
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President, The Ford Motor Company
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Sheriff Of Honolulu
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Science Writer. New York Times
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Minister of National Health
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Former President of American
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, 1957-03-01
Editorial
SECURITY IN PUBLIC SERVICE

H REMOVAL from office of DR.. D. C. Canegata as
Administrator for St. Croix administrative Assist. if you will
has caused considerable m~isgivingS here. His removal is more
than just one more firing, or resignation, or what have you.
There is more to it than clearing the decks for the placement
of another in the line of political patronage.
WE SEE IN forced resignation of DR.. Canegata
another step in the development of a cancerous growth in
cur local government which should not be allowed to con-
tinue. Governor Gordon, following on the heels of famed
Archie Alexander, is substituting certain rash acts and con
duct for the principles of good government or even logical
procedure.
LET US LOOK at the situation as it is. These Islands
cannot possibly be put in the full stream of political spoils
system and for obvious reasons. Or the other hand, it would
be impossible for certain position not to come via that route.
If Congress is paying certain salaries then it has the full right
to dictate who shall fill those Jobs. But such a system carried
to the extreme can make a ShambleS of orderly government
and wreak havoc with respect, admiration and even the ordl-
nary regard for the simple principles without which any So
ciety of men would be worthless.
BECAUSE OF HI size of these Islands, government
employment is precarious in that the employment status OF
manv public servants is entirely dependent upon the whm
Of his superior in office. Mere mention OF such a system IS
enough to present the picture of what happens to certain ba-
sc nrincinIes which may be sacrificed in the name Of
security.
BUT EVEN WORSE is the exercise OF this power IN a
manner and under circumstances which add insult to injury
After = while no public servant will feel secure in his job
Any attempt at permanence or security could be utterly use
less, as he goes from day to day in the shadow OF an axe
which NAV fall without the slightest warning.
STILL MORE r~egrettable is the fact that a faithful pub
lie servant may not even be accorded the honor OF being toto
, 1957-03-01

the reason for his sudden and mceremonious bouncing"
from his position.
THE PEOPLE of these Islands could begin
to tell their story where it may be heard, with the hope that
some favorable response be at least assured,
SOMEHOW, WHEN Walter Gordon became Governor
of the Virgin Islands we expected something different.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

SALESPERSON
GREETING CARDS


Want alert and experienced youns
woman to sell and supervise sreetine
card dept in fine store : day wk.
ideal surroundings, good oppor See
Mr. Meyers. VIM. Bailantyne a. Sons
18th ST. mr.. p NV
SALES REPRESENTATIVE, age %
3s. COLLEGE BACKGROUND desirable
Nationally known company with
large Washington once offers ex-
cellent position as account repre-.
sentative with management future
Tor experienced SAlcswoman Full
territory OF established ant
profitable accounts. Start 5000
plus. No reg fee MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANTS, INC, Suite 1901
SECRETARY - No shorthand re-
CURED: interesting position, inter-
ability 10 compose own letters de-
sired; 5 days. $40 No reg fee
MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS.
1893 @ NV.
SECRETARY. mature. personable
capable. for one-woma7 once FL
nrm centrally located in lowe:
Georgia ave area Five-day week
Apply 1ARco EQUIPMENT CORP
"4I3 Sherman ave. u ". in pers1r
or by mail only
SECRETARIAL SWITCHBOARD or.
orator AND ASSISTANT TO
MANAGER---To train for position
as resident MANAGER. Salary plus
allowance on apartment Apply Mrs.
HYATT. 1890 Columbia I'd. NV
SECRETARY; no shorthand. public
relations ofc., $40 ABBEY PER
SONNET, 1898 Eye NV
SECRETARY, age 1895, for posi-
tlon as private seey TO man IN
well-known law ONCE, many EN-
ploye. benefits; excel advancement
opportunity. 3 DAYS ~ 200 No
reg fee MANAGEMENT CON-
sULTANTS, INC. Suite 1901. 1895
q NV.
SECRETARY. one-eirl once: dicta
phone. good typist. some short
hand. permanent. state uualifica-
tons. Box 43-Z. Star
SECRETARIES, law ONCE. legal ex-
per. not nee Will train. 1900
81 500 ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1898
Eye n W
SECRETARY. age 1898. no exper.
required good shorthand. grammar
and spelling are principal require
ments: downtown ONCE OF WE'LL
known national Arm; : DAYS: 5000
No reg fee. MANAGEMENT CON-
SULTANTS, INC. Suite 1901, 1879
q NV
SECRETARY. 1915; position as sec
to executive in claims Office slow
shorthand acceptable. hrs, %. h
days: start, $4,000 No reg. fee
MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS.
INC. Suite 1901. l435 q NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
SECRETARY
SECRETAR'
SECRETARY

Permanent position with opportu-
nifty for advancement for neat. in
tellisent person. must be average In
tipping and shorthand. IntereStiuR
and varied work liberGl company
benefits. Apply
STONE STRAW CORP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
HELP WOMEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t6
hospital executive; must be cap.
able. intelligent and experienced
in meeting public: interesting anc
varied work; furnish resume o.
complete business past five wear.
OF employment. Box 1907 Star.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER =
Perm. position in Pennsylvania
Bldg.; multiple employe benefits
good shorthand, accuracy, pleasant
personality and well groomed ap-
Mr.. Morris. MINI. MINING a. MFG.
CO. MA R-N480
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
HELP WoAeN

SECRETARY; salary, SIS per week
excellent opportunity to work with
cept satur HSy' lsaS 90tS 1 81 NV ex
SECRETARY. versatile girl. thor,
oughly competent In shorthand. typ
ern downtown ONCE. SIS per week
40-hour, 5A-day week. Age to IS
MA. 5-0257, MR.. SHIRLEY.
SECRETARY, executive type. fol
national food concern: tipping anc
shorthand essential: general Office
work in 'ne-girl once. Career OPP
portunity for right person. Excel
lent benefits, pleasant working con-
ditions. Salary commensurate with
ability. Submit complete resume
with current photograph to Box
4o5-T Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
STENOCRAPHER
STENOGRAPHERS

:, international organization needs
with native English LANGUAGE and
good shorthand, typins. Good salary
and working conditions; generous
leave. pension. etc. Write, giving
personal data and qualifications
Box 1872, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
HELP WoMgN

PUBLIC RELATIONS. some exper. .
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1885 Eye NV
|RECEPTIoNIsT. age 1921. white
attractive: downtown law office
part time: top salary for right per.
son. Call for appointment. ST. 3.
2061.
RECEPTIONIST. age 1921, white,
attractivei downtown law ONCE,
part or full time: top salary fol
right person. Call for appointment
ST. 3-206l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

SECRETARY needed by top law firm
executive Offering attractive ONCE
unuSusl benefits and exceptional
salary to uualified applicant. Essen
tial. single. 2S-40. attractive
hand and typing. ability to com.
pose letters and handle numerous
phone calls. work under pressure
and maintain q sense Of humor
Frequent overtime and some week
end work more than adequately
compensated by excellent vacation
and Christmas bonuses. For conn
dentia! interview. write to Box 2-Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
SALESLADY
SALESPERSONS

Experienced in quality china. glass.
ware and silver. who, in time, car
qualify as assistant department head
and buyer Apply between q ano
II am. only excepting Thursday
and Fridays ALEXANDER 8. INC
Seven Corners shopping center
virginia.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-20
Fire Works
Warming

The attention OF the public
Is called 10 the fact that an
fireworks within the State are
forbidden by the statutes Of
the State of Maryland unless
approval has been obtained
from the State Insurance Com.
missioner.
Under the law, fireworks Of
every description are banned.
II specifically bans the use OF
firecrackers, squibs, rockets,
sparklers, roman candles, tor.
pedoes, bombs, paper caps,
grenades, fire balloons, signal
lights and any combustible or
explosive composition. No sec
ton OF the State is exempt
from the operation of this
Law, and any person violating
1t by possessing, discharging or
selling fireworks is guilty of
a misdemeanor, and Is subject
10 a fine Of not more than $50.
Any person selling fireworks
In violation of the provisions
of the Law shall be subject to
a fine of not more than $500.
for each offense.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-20
Rockville's Brewer Heads
County Planning Board

]. Newton Brewer, of Rockville
yesterday was elected chairman
of the Montgomery County Plan
ming Board and vice-chairman of
the Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commission.
Herbert w. Wells, a College
Park oil dealer, was elected chair.
man of the MNCPPC. He also
will head the Prince Georges
County Planning Board.
Taking their oaths OF office at
the Montgomery County Circuit
Court in Rockville were ]. New.
ton Brewer, Donald E. Gingery, a
Commission member, for eight
years; David Scull, Silver Spring
realtor; w. Lawson King, Gath.
ersburg farmer, and Louis A.
Gravelle, a Bethesda attorney
and a former Councilman.
Sworn in Tuesday at Upper
Marlboro Circuit Court were five
Prince Georges County commits
sioners. They were Herbert w.
Wells, Alva H. Bender, Virginia
Wiltbank, John A. Scheibel, and
John L. Pyles.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-20
County Wants
Two Assessors

The County Personnel Board
announced today that it is con.
Quoting special recruitment pro-
gram to fill two newly-created
Assessor positions in the Division
of Assessments, Department of
Finance.
This position has a beginning
salary Of $,434, with excellent
opportunities for advancement to
higher level Assessor positions
upon satisfactory completion Of
experience requirements.
Primarily, new Assessors shall
be responsible, under close super.
vision, for evaIuating and APP
praising the value of real and
personal property; for computing
building costs; for checking trans
fers for sales price; for tracing
deeds and ownerships; and for
defending assessments before
hearings in the Appeal Tax
Court.
Desired qualifications are high
school diploma with at least
three years of responsible and
applicable experience in work in
real estate sales, real estate In.
surance, building construction, or
related fields. Appropriate com.
binations of education and expert
ence may be accepted upon ap.
proval of the County Personnel
Board.
Additional information and ap.
plication forms may be obtained
from the Recruitment and Exami-
nation Clerk at the Personnel OF.
flee, Room COS, County Office
Building, Rockville, Maryland -
Poplar 2-2121, Extension 313.