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Evening star., 1957-12-20

ent last night at the Fedora.
tion meeting in Annandalf
Elementary School.
Federation president Doug.
las Topper has explained that
he does not foresee any din.
culties from Virginias segre.
gated seating law with adnN.
sion Of the colored unit:
Meetings OF the Federation
probably can be considered
private. he has said. and, there.
fore, not subject to the re-
quirement that public meet
ings in schools be segregated.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Mt. Vernon Citizens
Elect Don r. Hunt

Don r. Hunt Of Colllngwood
on the Potomac. has been
elected president Of the Mount
Vernon, Va. Citizens Associa-
ton.
Other officers are DR.. Law
renee M. Ames Of Mount
Vernon. vice president; Mrs,
Walter willard Of Stratford on
the Potomac. corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Noble Dough-
erty Of River Farm drive. re-
cording secretary. and william
ID. Ord Of Marian Forest,
treasurer.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
they couldn't believe their

They couldn't believe their
eyes.
Motorists travelling Arlington
boulevard found the long
awaited underpass at Seven
Corners open to traffic yester-
day.
1t happened without advance
notice and without fanfare.
At I pm. c. w. Kestner,
Culpeper district highway en-
gineer and T. B. Talbot. Fair
fax County resident highway
engineer. led q procession Of
cars through the underpass.
Homebound commuters were
so skeptical. however. that po-
lice had to direct them of the
service road built around the
interchange while construction
was In progress.
John Wilkes. jr.. superin-
tendent Of construction, said
the interchange worked like I
top" this morning during the
rush hour. Traffic flowed
smoothly and there were no
snarls.
The key plug in virginia's s
worst bottleneck was removed.
but the interchange still has
traffic light problems which
won't be solved until the entire
SIS million project Is COM
pleted.
30.000 Cars q Day
Mr.. Kestner said the inter-
change is handling more than
10000 car Q day on an aver
age and many more during the
Christmas rush.
Irwin Sorensen. owner Of
a Seven Corners auto body
shop. was the first motorist 70
drive through the Route so
underpass after the highway
men made q test run.
Mr.. Sorensen, who got in
line before the road was open,
said he had been waiting q
long time for the interchange
to be opened. He said he ex-
Evening star., 1957-12-20
NATIVITY SCENES
INFANT STOLEN

NORFOLK. Va. R-A
figure Of the Christ Child
was stolen from a Nativity
scene In front Of the Co
lonial Place Methodist
Church Wednesday night.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
|Foirfox Federation Vote
Admits CoIored Group

The Fairfax County Federation Of Citizens Associations
last night admitted the st coored group into It's
ship 81.
only e votes out about 60 were against approving the
admission Of the Chestebrook Civic League The Federaon
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MMlu1kaMz5qp
in store this week
at UooQlaA

Monday is officially our 77th Birth
day. It's Founders Day and you're
invited to help US celebrate. Come
and see members Of our store fomily
dressed in the fashions of 1880, our
founding year. If you lunch or dine
in the Teo Room, enjoy O piece Of
Birthday Coke, without charge.
Monday in the Teo Room is Business
and Coreer Girls Fashion Show Doy,
too. At $50 pm, we solute the
Riggs National Bonk in q fashion
show with models from the banks
stoff. Enjoy the show and our
Monday Night Speciol Dinner menu
OF LIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Linda DQrneH Grew
Up in Hollywood

my. waistline where 1t ought
to be and my hem line where
it is most becoming. Since /
am a girl. ! like to look like
one, but that is more than I
can say for many Of these
fashion models who are SO I'M
derweight. They don't have a
feminine curve left.
II liked most everything
Italian but I didn't go for their
haircuts or pale pink lipstick.
did you use their cos
metics?" ! asked.
mo" she replied. Everyone
who can afford them prefers
imports from America. / am
open-minded about cosmetics.
/ have tried a lot of brands
but American cosmetics are
the best"
LINDA has exceptionally
beautiful skin, which is un-
usual since she started wear
ing makeup when she was
very young.
"As soon as you leave your
twenties," Linda confided, YOU
should try to find a cream that
will keep your skin young ]
believe the only way you can
discover what Goes the most
for you is to experiment. But
the fundamental requisites for
a good complexion are cleans
ing your skin well and feeling
well.
Counts Her Blessings
II am feeling better now
than ! have in my whole life,
but went through a period
Of depression. ] have come
out Of it a changed person and
! have learned that when life
seems the blacklist. to count
my blessings. / realize now
that ] made the big mistake
OF allowing things outside of
myself to upset me. We must
not pay too much attention to
what other people think. Their
reactions may be caused by
envy, egotism or base emotions.
What matters is your attitude
toward yourself.
Facing yourself is not easy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

Approximately 400 members
Of the District of Columbia
Section. National Council of
Jewish Women. who will act
as volunteer workers during
the National Council of Jewish
Women convention here next
month, have been invited to
attend a preconvention rally
at 1890 am. March 5 in the
Shoreham Hotel.
Purpose of the rally is to
insure a smooth-going con-
vention through dry-run prac-
tice of the myriad duties the
volunteers will undertake be-
hind the scenes during the
convention.
Mrs. Mark Bensinger is
president of the Washington
Section. which will be hostess
to the 800 delegates expected
to attend the convention from
throughout the United States.
Chairmen Named
Mrs. Bensinger has an
nounced the following chair
men for the convention: Mrs.
Samuel Brown, overall chair
man: Mrs. Herman Edlavitch,
vice chairman and treasurer:
Mrs. Arthur Levy and Mrs.
William Cooper. vice chair
men, and Miss Jessie Riven,
secretary.
Steering Committee chair
men include. Mrs. William
Stern, Mrs. Lawrence King.
Mrs. Frank Rich, Mrs. Theo-
dore Peyser. Mrs. Joseph Des-
son, Mrs. Harry Rod, Mrs.
Jack Gottsgen and Mrs. Edgar
Warner.
Other chairmen and their
committees are as follows: Mrs.
Samuel Bensinger. Arrange
ments; Mrs. Maurice Hacke,
Banquet: Mrs. David Stone,
Decorations: Mrs. T. Peyser,
Entertainment National Board:
Mrs. Melvin Gusdorf, Exhibits;
Mrs. Daniel Grossman, Host
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

but it is the only way to And
yourself. Trial by fire. is the
old-fashioned description G. it.
It is tough to carry on when
all dreams collapse. but if you
see the truth-the truth shall
make you free And that
frustrated feeling Of loneliness
disappears when you ind your
self, forget yourself and make
new friends"
Linda has remained un-
touched by success and / asked
her If she found 1t difficult
not to let her head be turned.
Its easy to go of the deep
end with success, but 1 try to
stop being an actress the min
ute ] leave the studio. It's a
great mistake to sleep and eat
your work, but regardless of
what 1t is. close the door on it
when you leave the Office"
While we were talking an
old friend popped his head in
the dressing room to tell Linda
she looked terrific. younger
than the last time I saw you"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
BY LYDIA LANE
HOLLYWOOD.

nOLL4 WOOO.
When Linda Darnell was
only Is years old her beauty
attracted the attention of a
talent scout and she was
brought to Hollywood by a ma
jor studio.
I've done my growing up
here" Linda told me, land /
felt 1t was time to see some of
the world. That's why l was
glad to make pictures in Paris,
London and Rome. I fell in
love with Italy and had a
house in Rome for five years.
I've often wondered what made
me feel so at home there. I've
learned much from the Ital-
ians. Even in the picture in
dustry I've never found one
person with an ulcer. They
know how to live and have de-
veloped a philosophy Of max
ing the present moment count
and of not wasting today wor-
rying about tomorrow"
Linda leaned back and re-
Taxed in her lounge chair
in her dressing room. (She
was filming a play for CHS
TV "Schlitz Playhouse of
Stars" How travel has
helped me-" she unused. Rome
was just what / needed men,
tally, and when your mind is
not disturbed. your whole body
benefits by it,"
Didn't you find their food
hard on your f1gure?" I quer-
led.
mot at ALL" Linda ex-
claimed. II had a native cook
and ate as the Italians do, and
you don't see many fat people
in Rome. She prepared we'll
balanced meals and l really
felt better for eating them"
What do you consider a
typical Italian meal?" / asked.
"A green salad with lots of
fresh olive oil and lemon Juice,
thin slices of veal sauteed in
olive oil, a green vegetable,
wine and fresh fruit and
cheese for dessert. And OF
course something of pasta, /"
she added. MY clothes didn't
get tight. but ! find that / have
a weight problem only when
I have emotional problems,
and was extremely happy in
Rome"
We discussed fashion and
Italian designers.
Fashion Rebel
"Fontana and Antonelli
made some beautiful dresses
for me, but on the whole / am
what you would call a fashion
rebel. / don't care who decides
what will be the latest in
fashion. ! am going to keep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
Other Great Toscanini Long. Play Records:

LM-ls33--Lo Mer; Iberia tDebussy). 1913
LM-ls54-Toseonini Plays Your Fovorites.
1893
UNSATISFACTORY In No. , tBrohmsl
1898
lM-lS5s-Pictures Al on Exhibition
tMoussoroskyl. 39S
lM-l8el-Till EulenspieooI's Merry pronks
(Stroussl. 1893
In l966-Nuterocker Suite (Tehoikov-
skyl; Skaters Wotz tWoIdteufel). 1913
LM-6oo6--Lo Boheme with Llbretto,
Pueelni). 1913
MISUNDERSTANDING No. 9 beethoven.
1893
LM-6ols--verdi Requiem tToseoninil.
1893
LM-6o2o-Toseonini Conducts Wonoer.
1893
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

Notwithstanding in 3 Minor No: 8
tTehoikovsky). SSo
LM-l7o2-Symphony No. tBrohmsl.
LM-l7l3-Symphony No. 4 tBrorrsl.
1893
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nos. z and 4
tBeethovenl. 1898
LM-l75S-symphony No. s tBeethovenl
1893
756-Symphony No. ! beethoven.
1893
neutrality-suspicious. No. 5 and bee
thoven). 1913
LM- 76s-Pinss Of Rome; Fountains Of
Rome tRespishil. 1898
In l77S-Symphony No. tDvorokl.
3.0s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

Monday, informal Modelling in our
thrifty Fashion 5th Shops, 5th Floor.
600 to $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
Preconvention Rally Set
March 5 by Local NCJW

esses: Mrs. Arthur Newmyer.
jr.. House; Mrs. Edward Son.
neborn, Information. and Mrs.
Edgar Warner. Pages.
Also Mrs. Edgar Stromberg,
Personnel; Mrs. Julius Gold
stein. Publicity: Mrs. B. /.
Nordlinger. Reception: Mrs.
Lawrence King, Registration:
Mrs. ID. Walters, Section Liai-
son; Mrs. Ben Sigal, Sight
seeing: Mrs. Julius Aronoff,
Tickets; Mrs. Mandell Ouris-
man. Ushers; Mrs. Charles
Singer. vu-Graph, and Mrs.
w. w. Silvian, Washington
Section Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
D. Quota Club
PlunS ObSerYunce

Members Of the Quota Club
Of Washington viii observe
the 38th birthday anniversary
of Quota Club International
with a dinner observance at
s pm. Thursday in Tilden
Gardens.
Special guests will include
two students from India now
studying here--Miss Arvinda
Jaituni, Howard University.
and Mr.. B. NegeraJ. American
University.
Proceeds from individual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

See Old World Hand Viewers at
work Monday through Wednesday
in our Chevy Chase Store. At our 7
Corners store. Thursday through
Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
HOLLOW cHEEKS2

Use a lighter tone founda-
ton in hollows. then regular
shade over all-blending we'll.
Rouge-A faint trace Of
rouge from the cheekbone.
around the hollow will tend to
neutralize the natural shadow.
Contour will seem more round.
cheeks will appear fuller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

Friday, plan q luncheon party with
friends at Observation-Disclosures, the
weekly showing Of our beautiful
fashions at the Sheroton-Co
with NBC TeIevision's lneo presid-
ing. It's at 1870 pm. Tickets, IT'S.
For reservations, coll Metropolitan
S-2626, extension 2l3 or ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

club celebrations of the birth
day event will be used to help
finance graduate fellowships
for mont Communist women
overseas who qualify for study
in United States colleges and
universities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
RIGA VICTOR PRESENTS
TOSCANINI'S "AIDA"
'; ;::s;s LIS

Originally scheduled tribute to Tosconinis Goth
birthday it's memorial album due to the recent
death of the foned maestro Five years in the making,
this 3lP set contains the complete opera with bretto
Features the voices of Assond Gustovson, Harbour,
NeIIi Scott Stitch RondolI. Tucker, end Voldeneo.
Orchestra is the popular NBc Symphony conducted by
Tosconin LM-6l32
W5L-Reeord st Floor, North Building also Chevy Chose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

Saturday, q showing Of our ex-
citing new Mari originals, q spring
wardrobe Of fashions. ZOO pm.
misses dresses, Bird floor with in
formal modelling " 90 to 400.
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partment is minutes. or until
set inch from edges. but soft
in center. Turn into bowl.
and beat until fuzzy. Fold In
drained. faxed tuna. celery.
walnuts and pimiento. Spoon
into individual molds and
chill until Arm. Unmold on
salad greens to serve. Makes
six t6-ounce) mods.
Tuna Dunk
! 8-ounce package cream
cheese, softened
"a cup mayonnaise
"a cup grated cheddar cheese
/ can chunk-style tuna.
drained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
Serve Simple Entrees
For Inforn1dI Slippers

"How TO Cook Tuna is listed
as No. IL In the Test Kitchen
Series OF fish-cookery publi-
cations. II may be purchased
for 20 cents from the Super
intendent Of Documents. Gov
eminent Printing once,
Washington rs. d. G.
Tuna q In King
50 tablespoons butter
l cup sliced mushrooms
9 tablespoons -four
teaspoon salt
y teaspoon pepper
ga cups milk
lha cups tuna. drained. brok-
en- into large chunks
= cup slivered green pepper
cup slivered pimiento
Melt butter: cook mush-
rooms In butter for q few
minutes. Remove. Blend
flour. butter. and salt and
pepper. Slowly add milk,
stirring constantly. Continue
TO cook. stirring. until smooth
and thickened. Stir In gently
tuna. green pepper and pi-
mento. Serve with buttered
toast points. Serves eight.
Tuna Cream Mods
package lemon favored
gelatin
cup hot water
"a cup cold cold water
2 tablespoons lemon juice
Y teaspoon salt
y cup mayonnaise
! can tuna
y cup chopped celery
iacup coarsely chopped wall
nuts
! tablespoon diced pimiento
Salad greens
Dissolve gelatin in hot
water. Stir in cold water.
lemon juice and salt. Add
mayonnaise and beat with
rotary beaten until smooth.
Turn into refrigerator tray
and place in freezing COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
~ VIOLET RAUkKNER

For universal taste appeal.
good nutrition and ease Of
preparation. tuna hsh has
few equals.
It's no wonder homemakers
like TO keep a few cans Of
tuna tucked away on the pam
try shelf ready for any emer-
sency. for unexpected COM
pany, or just for the daily
routine OF family meals.
During National Tuna
Week tOct. 81. Nov. o. Is a
good time to check your stock
when supplies are heavy and
prices reasonable.
In fact. tuna Is one food
that costs less now than 1t
did four years ago.
This versatile food. so rich
In protein. PHOSPHORUS. Vi
tamin B-i2 and other essen
tial nutrients, is actually Is
per cent lower In price than
In 1853. dropping from SO
cents a can TO 80 cents this
year" Mr.. Edwin L. Morris.
director of the Tuna Re-
search Foundation. told the
Nations food editors at their
conference earlier this month.
In addition TO its low price.
tuna offers the homemaker
unlimited recipe opportun-
tiles -. everything from
main dishes and chowders to
salads and sandwiches. Mr..
Morris pointed out.
New Booklet
To subStantiate his point.
the Department Of the Inte-
rior's Bureau Of Commercial
Fisheries has Just released \
new booklet Of tuna recipes.
developed and Authenticated
by the bureaus staff Of home
economists.
Generously Illustrated,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
Home Laundry
Conference to
Help Mothers

Hundreds OF mothers
helpers" will meet at the
Mayfiower Hotel Friday and
Saturday for the 18th Ma.
tional Home Laundry Con-
ference. 10 discuss new tech.
niQues and ways to simplify
the modern homemaker's
laundry tasks.
Discussion topics will GEN.
ter on basic fiber character
istics affecting home laun-
dering. construction Of home
launderable garments. home
laundry appliances. chem
istry and techniQues.
Included among the pro-
gram speakers will be DR..
George Wham. Good House,
keeping Institute. who will
Chairman q panel of textile
industry experts discussing,
"F1bers and Fabrics for
Home Laundry"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
WHY GROW OLD?
Use Lemon Bleach on
Unflattering Suntan

venient and then wash 1t OF.
Afterward dash cold water
over the face or pat 1t with
an Ice cube which Is wrapped
in q cloth. You win feel re-
freshed and repeated masks
Of this sort will aid In the
loss OF suntan.
Also, some cosmetic houses
have improved bleaches on
the market today.
While you wait for your
skin TO return to its normal
shade. you might use q make
up base which covers the tan
and gives your face a lighter
glow. These are available in
q color which will be right
for you individually. Do not
try one as light AS you usu-
ally use. however. when you
have q suntan.
l already have reminded
you to give your complexion
special attention after its
exposure to so much summer
sun. II viii be di-ier than
usual. Many women who have
too much oil in their skin
find that 1t Is prettier in the
summer than at any other
time. However. the woman
whose skin is dry may find
herself with new wrinkles at
the end Of the hot SUM-
tanning season.
II you would like the rec.
ipes for some home cosmetics
send a stamped. SELF
addressed envelope with your
request for "Reconditioning
at Home" leaflet No. 20. Ad-
dress Josephine Lowman IN
care Of The Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
THE EVENING STAR. Washington D. c. ." B.
TUESDAY. OCT0BER 20.

. tablespoons chopped chives
" cup chopped canned pi-
mentOs
tablespoon prepared horse
radish
Combine all ingredients:
blend. Serve as q dip for
crackers or potato chips. as
desired.
Tuna Bake
"a pound package wide
noodles
can tuna. flaked
can Of condensed cream or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
ny JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

There's no use kidding our
selves! The suntan which
looked 50 lovely and was so
flattering with summer
whites and pastels. makes us
look slightly jaundiced when
wearing the darker colors Of
fall and winter.
No doubt your suntan al
ready has faded some. but II
you had q very heavy dose
you may wish TO speed the
process. Time, Of course. Is
the ultimate and only COM
plete "fader-outer," but other
measures help.
You can use lemon juice as
q bleach. This has mild
bleaching qualities. II is
especially good for elbows
and arms. II viii be too irri-
tating for the sensitive skin
Of the face. You probably viii
need TO dilute it some even
for the arms. Allow it TO re-
main until il dries. Then
wash II of. Do this several
times q week.
Buttermilk is also a mild
bleach and this can be used
on the face. You may also
want to Try an almond meal
pack. For this take a cup
of meal and add enough pc
roxide to make a fairly thick
paste. Add rose water until
the mixture has a creamy
consistency. Apply this 70 the
face and neck. Leave 1t on
until Il Is dry. In fact. leave
Il on for as long as con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29

. mushroom soup OR 1 cup
sour cream
Salt and pepper
Grated cheese
Cook noodles In boiling
sailed water until tender.
Drain: put in CREASED baking
dish. Over the noodles spread
the coarsely faxed tuna.
Pour soup or sour cream over
all. Sprinkle with salt and
pepper and grated cheese.
Bake 20 minutes In hot oven
400 degrees. Serves four
or five.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
LAWRENCE OF LONDON FASHION SHOWS

LAWRENCE OF LONDON FASHION SHOWS
with the LaWrences available for consultation.
Mr.. Lawrence . commentator.
Main Creenbrier sports Shop 1850 pm.
Informal modelling IL am. to pm.
Spring Valley Thursday 81 1850 am.
Informal modelling 10 IN. to ! pm.
Corners Thursday at $50 pm.
Informal modelling 2 TO pm.
Tomorrow: Tea Room Show
~ALL WEATHER FASHIONS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29

Come see u. when you're at Seven Corner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29

II ven haven't glven yet
do Il today. through
the United GlVers Fund.
, 1957-11-05
DR.. Eric O'Neul
Attending Heulth
Conf. in WGsh., D. C.

DR.. Eric O'Neal, Commits
sioner of Health for the Vir-
gin Islands, is in Washington
attending meetings of the
State Territorial Directors Of
Public Health. The conference
is being held under the direc-
ton of the Surgeon General
of the United States.
DR.. O'Neal will next go to
Cleveland, Ohio, where he
will be joined by Darwin
Creque, executive officer of
the Department of Health and
Mrs. Charlse Mulgrav, super
, 1957-11-05
Car Crashes Electric
Pole ut Western
Suburb: 8 Injured

A Ford Sedan, No. 305, driv-
en- by 1--WE Ortiz, crashed into
an electric light pole at West
ern Suburb resulting in injury
to himself and two passengers.
.Orth told Police that he was
driving westward on King
Street; as he approached West
ern Suburb he saw a dark OBJ
iect on the right side of the
street and was looking; as he
looked forward he applied
brakes but the car continued
headlong into the electric
lamp post.
Those with him w e r e
Reinalda Laloma and Felix
Ortiz. All three were treated
at the Hospital by Dr.. Melvin
H. Evans. The car was a total
wreck.
Investigation was carried
cut by Corporal Williams,
Patrolmen Rivera and Davis.
, 1957-11-05
Three Reqistrdnts
Leaving Nov. 6 for
Induction Center

Three registrants are sched-
-rled to leave the Virgin Is
lands on Wednesday, Novem-
Der s, 1857, for induction into
the Armed Services Of the
United States at the Induction
Station in Puerto Rico, the Di-
rector of Selective Service for
the Virgin Islands, Colonel
Christmas, announced.
Those from st. Croix are
Bennett A. Simon and Virgil
lilo Ayala; and from St. Tho
mas, Joseph A. Small.
, 1957-11-05
Three Triniddd
Libruries Get Books
From Cdrnegie Corp,

TRINIDAD Three libraries
in Trinidad are among 200 in
the Commonwealth offered
sets of $50 books as gifts by
the Carnegie Corporation of
America. They are the East
ern Caribbean Regional Lii
brary, Central Library of
Trinidad and Tobago, and the
Carnegie Free Library in San
Fernando. The Eastern Carib-
bean Regional Library will
get three sets of books chosen
by a panel of distinguished
critics, historians and authori-
ties on all aspects OF Ameri-
can life to reflect a realistic
picture of American life today
and its origin in History"
A statement by the Carnegie
Continued on page a
, 1957-11-05
Police Require Focus
Of Auto Lights
Changed 10 Left

The Department of Public
Safety wishes to announce to
all owners of automobiles
that one of the requirements
or licensing of automobiles for
the calendar year 1858 will be
the changing of the focus of
headlights from right to left.
This will eliminate the danger
of drivers being blinded by
powerful headlights which are
now focused to the right and
in the direction of the driver
who is on the left hand side
of the road.
Garage owners are being
asked to furnish each automo-
bile owner with a signed state
ment to the effect that this
change was made by them. If
the owner elects to make the
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