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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08

S djevojkom Sc prenosi / ME-
no ruho. Kad nevjesta dodje
pred kucni prag mladozenje,
baca preko kuce jabuku. Ako
jabuka padne daleko Cd kuce,
znak je da &c nevjesta biti do
bra kucanica! Ma veceru, o
sim svatova, redovno dola3e
svi domacini IL mladozenjina
sela, kao i prijatelji il susjed-
nih sela. Poslije svatovske We
cere kola jabuka oko svih pFi-
sutnih - daruje Sc novcem.
Ma tai se nacin cesto salxupi
do pola mihjuna dinaral
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08

yorsko5 III drugoj luci. Prize
VOC &c ipak biti jeftiniji, jer
su troSkoH pretovara j zeljez-
nice v1lo skupi. Predvidja Sc
da &c brodoW jednom mjesec-
no odrsavaM i direktnu iniju
Cd Rijeke do Velikih je8era
odnosno Chicago i da &c Sc
Ngosaavenski izvoznici odnos-
no uvosnici k oristiti swim
prednostima direktne veze s
SradovinA 4 KanaM ! USA.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08
CARINA Ma P0KLON PAkETE

catatelU pitaju kakov uvjeti povodom carine
Jugosavij ma posljke pokon paketa Nemozemo da
kom posebno odgovaramo vec ovako kroz Zajednicar
Primismo cd jedne organzacije * poklon posilike
Starr Kraj obasnene tome predmetu kako to ovde do
nosimo "a informaciju nasim citatema:
prlozenom cijeniku obraeunate cjene raznh
tiki baM carinske uredbe kou segurno cu
koja stupa snagu 13 juna (June) 1859 Jugo-
slav Ma svaku posjku kola spada pod ljucena
carna koa ce odsele po pacat preko Narodne
Banke prmaocma pokon poski tako da oni nece snosi
dar ko prime preko Primaoc dara nece ina
poteskoca er artik nijesu ograncen kako do sada
bill Mozete sada posla koko hocete kad zelte. Sobod
poslat 100 kograma kave 100 klograma rize 100
kilograma bakaara, it'd.
Nastavite posiljanjem poklon posljk ier e Vasi-
potrebito Cd kors. Nova uredba carine dae mnogs
poaksice pojoprvredu brodske motore Snzena e ia
rfa teevizije Owl prehrambeni artk oprosteni Cd
carine:
Meso preradjevine cd mesa u konzervama.
MHjeko II konzeryama kondenzrano.
Masac, sirevi, jaja prahu, bakaar.
Ribe II konzervama preradjeyne od ribe.
zitarice, RIA, brasno svih vista.
Preradjevne cd Mtarca brasna.
Preradjevine cd secera.
Preradjeno voce svjeze suho
Cokoada margarin, sjemenje sjetyu
MaslinOvo ue kao ostaa bljna ulta eo.
Ljekarije sa hjecnickim reception.
Peraci sapun; traktori, poIjoprivredni stroev,
aparat, spraVe alati.
Evo vam jedne iustracije koja vidljvo tumaei kako
moze koristti posanjem razn art posebice kave
Recimo da saete II kograma Santos extra fine kave
to platte $2895. Vasi mogu ako prodat iii zamjenut
kavu to cienu Cd do $500 dinara po klu Ako i'm
posajee istu svotu ma kav zarad Cd preko
100000 dnara sto e hjepa zarada mau svotu
Razumije Sc, da pogodnosti dobivaju ako saete
posike preko UsA Express Co., moguee koje druge slid
ne firrne
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08
Sestra MaIek otisla
Ma posjet Jugoslaviji

FOntana, Calf. - Ovime
dajemo do znanja pomatom
clanstvu | prijateljima, da je
sestra Mary Malek otisla dne
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08

djivanje rentabilnosti iskoris-
tavanja n e XII h pronadjenih
nalazista narcotic lignita, e.
je su rezerve dovoljne "a vi
Sc stotina godina. Tim RADIO
vima je prosirena b a "a "a
eksploataciju u Medjimurju.
zadovoljavaju i rezultati u
trazenju lignita kraj Cerja
Tuznog, a nastavit &c Sc is
trazivanja ma mrkom ugljenu
kraj Plemenscine u Zagorju j
lignita kraj Cerja Tuznog. Re-
zerve kamenog ugljena u ba-
senu Rasa ogranicene su ma
rs godina, ali sc vrse daljnja
istrazivanja u jugo-istocnom
dijelu Istre.
Dovoljno matte (ulja) IA
naSe pOtrebe
Neocekivano velik uspjeh
postignut je prosle godine u
trazenju matte. Kao sto je vet
javljeno, m e d ju otkrivenim
nalazistima istice sc naftonos-
no polje Struzec-Osekovo u
blizini Popovace, 60 kilome-
tara istocno Cd Zagreba. Ma
kon jednogodisnjih busenja i
analiza utvrdjeno je, da sc tu
radi najbogatijem naftonos-
nom podrucju dosad u nasoj
zemlji, i da su realna pred
vidjanja, da &c ono vec u pr
vim godinama iskoristavanja
davati oko milijun tona matte
godisnje ,odnosno "a oko 125
posto wise, nego sto je iznosi-
la proslogodisnja ukupna ju-
goslavenska proizovdnja.
Istrazni radovi "a naftu u
Hrvatskoj - "a sto je pro-
Sic godine utroseno oko mill
jardu 200 milijuna dinara
nastavit &c Sc / owe go
dine u sjevernoj Hrvatskoj, u
dravskom pojasu, zatim kod
Vukovara, Osijeka Nasica,
u Ravnim Kotarima i u "a
padnoj Istri.
Krajem 1858. pronadjeno je
i novo nalaziste matte kraj Sc
la Janosika kod Alibunara.
To je vec cetvrto naftonosno
polje u Banatu, Cd kojih ma
lazista u Jermenovcima dale
vec owe godine $1,000 tona
matte. Ia dragocjena teku-
Gina pronadjena je kraj mje-
sta Lokve, Melenca, Samosa
i Kikinde, pa &c sc owe go
dine nastaviti trazenje u Ba-
natu, a uskoro &c poceti u
Srijemu kod Adasevaca / u
Kladovu kraj Negotina.
Ponovo je postalo aktuelno
i pitanje iskoristavanja rezer-
vi uljanih skriljaca. Samo kod
Aleksinca u Srbiji rezerve O.
We sirovine cijene sc ma 600
milijuna tona il kojih bi sc
dobiti preko so mill
juna tona sirove matte.
U Homoljskim planinama u
sjeveroistocnoj Srbiji utvrdje-
ma su velika nalazista bakre-
ne rudace, koja su il osnova
promijenila perspective nase
industrije bakra. Nova lezista
bakrene rudace cijene Sc ma
oko 200 milijuna tona 8 pro-
sjekom cd 0.83 posto cistog
bakra, sto je ma razini SWEET
skog prosjeka. Ma bazi toga
u Majdanpeku je vet pocela
izgradnja jednog Cd velikih
rudarsko industrijskih ure-
djaja. Flotacija u Madam
peku bit &c najveta u Evrop
i snabdijevat &c topionicu ba-
kra u Boru "a SO milijuna
tona 20 postotnog bakrenog
koncentrata godisnje. Ia sve
te radove utrosit te sc preko
40 milijardi dinara.
U Hrvatskoj sc nastavljaju
razni istrazni i tehnoloHki ra-
dovi i ispitivanja Il okviru
p1iprema "a gradnju buduceg
dalmatinskog Alumni j jskog]
kombinata, a u skladu 8 dugo-
rocnim pla IN o m izgradnje i
natnog povetanja jugosla-
venske alu1ninijske industrije. |
u pzvom redu &c sc nastaviti
iafra Uni ,.odnvi r.1ro Nov;orad-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08

Narcotic su bila intenzivna
istrazivanja prosle godine, ko-
ia je dala rezultate, koji Ia
dovoljavaju pridonijela, da
Sc podaci naseg rudnog bo-
gatstva u prilicnoj mjeri u
potpune i prosire. Ma osnovi
tih rezultata geoloska rudar-
ska istrazivanja - "a koja je
samo u prosloj godini utro-
seno blizu sedan milijardi di-
nara - bit ce nastavljena |
owe godine.
Proteklih deset godina is
traznih radova utvrdili su, da
su nase rezerve ugljena svih
vista vece "a oko IS posto
Cd rezervi pronadjenih prize
toga; zeljezne rudace "a 3.5
puta; bakrene 2 puta; olovne
"a 70 posto; cinkove 80; anti
monove "a 100 posto. u mag
nezitu smo bogatiji "a 80 po-
sto wise nego sto Sc mislilo,
u boksitu "a 3 puta, a utvr-
djeno je, da raspolazemo l
s rezervama vatrostalne CLINE
dovoljnima "a so godina rada
nase industrije vatrostalnih
materijala | blizu 20 godina
rada keramicke industrije.
Otkriveno je, nadalje, da
naSa podzemna rudista sadrze
natne kolicine titana, mo-
libdena, bizmuta, kadmija, ko-
balta, nikla, bentonita, kao-
lima, azbesta, vanadija, vol
frama drugih rijetkih dra-
gocjenih metala.
Medju najznacajnije uspje-
he treba ubrojiti l rezultat
dvanaestgodisnjih opse Z n h
pros pektorskih istrazivanja
"a uranom i drugim radioak-
tivnim rudama | mineralima.
Utvrdjeno je, da Jugoslavija
ina dovoljna / exon m k
maeajna nalazista nuklearnih
Mrovina i da imamo urana /
drugih rudnih materijala slic-
ne namjene u kolicinama, ko-
je omogutuju proizvodnju nu-
klearne energije razvoj nu-
klearne mdustrije.
Bogata proslogodisnja
blanca
Kao i prijasnjih godina, ta-
ko su prosle po nasoj zemlji
brojne istrazne ekipe pretra-
ivale terene, a u nizu ma
ucnih industrijskih zavoda
i laboratorija analizirani su
pronadjeni uzorci i proucava-
ne rudarske i tehnolosko-ke-
mijske metode "a njihovo is
koristavanje.
U prosloj godini u okolini
rudnika Z ell j ezne rudace u
Ljubiji utvrdjene su obilne
rezerve zeljezne rudace, tako
da se sada otkrivene rezerve
cijene ma preke 20 milijuna
tona, cine je osigurana nor
malna eksploatacija u ovom
rudniku "a iducih SO godina,
koja je vec u 1858. iznosila
blizu 100000 tona. U nasem
najvecem rudniku zeljezne ru-
date - VareSu, koji daje 65
posto jugoslavenske proizvod-
ME te rude, istrazni radovi u
dolini rijeke Stavnje okol-
MIN brdima Smreki, Breziku
/ drugim utvrdili su rezerve
Cd oko $50 m ilijuna a tona
. koncentratom 1hetala cd 35
posto.
Nakon geoloskih istraziva-
MIA, ukupne rezerve ugljena
samo u Bosni | Herzegovina
ocjenjuju Sc ma preko S mill
jardi tona. Bogata nalazista
visokokaloritnog m mrkog u
gijena otkrivena su u Ho-
moljskim planinama u SrbiJ,
4 blisu Pozarevca, ustanovlje-
ne su velike naslage kamenog
ugljena sposobnog "a koksira-
nje. Kod Melnica je pronadje-
no oko II milijuna tona mr.
kog ugljena, a izmedju I've
cana Gracanice Z miijardi
tona lignita. U planini Krnin
Y sjeverozapadnoj Bosni u
skoro 6e poceti rad novi rud-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08
ZAR u PAKAO!

Majka: 'Dobra djeca idu u
raj, a Moeesta u pakao. Ear
ii ne zelis otiei u raj?"
Mali Misko: ia Gu onamo
kamo j tata".
Majka: PA / hoces ako re
budes ugledao u njega!!"
Najvee a poslastiea ljud-
skog bica je, da je u stanju
diniti dobro. - VOltairo
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-04-18
Buckner of JSC
Ranks 9th In
In Field Coal
Percentage

Final statistics.for small col
lege individual leaders releas-
ed recently by the National
Collegiate Athletics Bureau.
the official service agency of
the National Collegiate Athle-
tics Association, showed that
Cleveland Buckner, towering
Jackson State College sophie
more center, ranked Fights a.
mong field goal percentage
leaders Buckner, in "a games,
scored 203 field goals out of
348 attempts for a percentage
of .583. He also made the Sc
lect circle among leaders in re-
bounds. He was credited with
Ala rebounds for an average of
17.3 per game.
The Jackson State College
squad ranked eighth among
NCAA small college squads in
the field goal percentage col
umn. The Tigers scored 819
field goals out of 1851 at
tempts for a percentage of 1865.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-04-18
Oak Gorve
News

The Jerusalem M. B. Church
located on the Oak Grove
Plantation, 312 miles south of
Horseshoe Dump store on
Horseshoe Lake has elected
the Rev. E. G. Jones as their
new pastor. Rev. Jones has
stated that he has accepted
the call as pastor of this great
church, prayerfully and will
be in his pastorate on Sunday,
April 26, 1859. He asks the
prayers of all the churches
that by the help of God they
will go forward at Jerusalem.
Beginning, April 81, thru
April "a, a big Inspirational
Drive is being sponsored by
the Deacon Board; Tuesday
night, April 81, Rev. C. L.
Jones and Church will be in
charge; Wednesday night, Rev
A. d. Berks and church; Thurs
day night, Rev. t. Brand and
Church; Friday night, Rev. M
J. Johnson and church. The
public is invited to each OF
these services. Sis. E. Howard
Sec, Bro. M. Harris, Chair
man, Rev. E. c. Jones, Pastor
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-04-18

THE FAMILY of the late
Mrs. Jessie Walton take this
method of expressing their
thanks and deep appreciation
to all for kindness and sympa-
thy shown during our sorrow
special thanks for the beauti-
full flowers and foods. . . May
God bless each of you. Sign
ed: Alice Ruth Thompson, Gle
veland Griffin. LAST Thurs
day evening the Jackson New
Corners Club met in the home
of Mrs. Lula Stackhouse on
Ash Street, with the president,
presiding. An interesting
meeting was enjoyed the
hostess served a tasty plate
luncheon, after which a beauti-
full gift was given the hostess
by the club. The next meet
ing will be in the home of Mrs.
Mallisa Mckinley, 931 Salem
St.. Officers are: Mrs Stack
house, president, Mrs. Matte
Maddox, Sec, Mrs. Lenora
Clyde, Treas, Mrs. Rosa Pet
ers, Chaplain, Mrs. Finley, Mrs.
Hayes and Mr.. Lee, Program
Committee. FUNERAL Ser
vice was held Sunday at the
Terry Grove Baptist Church
for the late Etone Hollie, with
the following order of service:
Professional, Scripture a n d
Prayer, solo, Mrs. Mable Mich
olson, solo, Mr.. T. G.. Brown,
Eulogy, Rev. A. L. Kelly. He
leaves to mourn, a wife, Mrs.
Margaret Hollie, one daughter,
two sons, and three brothers,
Saul and Steve Hollie of Terry
. and Neauther ITollie of Jack
son; one sister, Mrs. Bessie
Wilson of Indianapolis. Ind,
a host of other relatives and
friends. Interment was in
the Terry Grove cemetery,
Cooks Funeral Home in charge
.. MRS. VIRGIA WASHING
TON and your round the town
reporter motored to Terry to
the funeral. J.. | join with
others in extending to the fam
lily of the late MRS. ]. A. STE
WART, deep and profound
sympathy. Be seeing you
round the town.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-04-18
West Jackson
News
Mrs. Naomi Terrell Hendrix,
Agent

Mrs. Naomi Terrell Hendrex,
Agent
MIR. AND MRS. RAYFORD
STUBBLEFIELD had as their
dinner guests recently, Mrs.
Rebecca Mannins of Detroit,
Michigan. Mrs. Mannins is the
very charming sister of Mrs.
Lula Belle Mckinney.
MRS. LULA BELLE FORTE,
owner of Lula Belle Fashion
Center abs returned to her
home on Montgomery Street
after undergoing surgery at
the Baptist Hospital. Her
many friends are happy to
know that she is recuperating
SO nicely. Mrs. Forte is one
of Jackson's outstanding bust
ness women and is a member
of st. Marks Episcopal Church.
She is a chartered member of
Les Royales Social & Civic
Club and until her illness was
enc of the leading candidates
in the clubs Mayor of Bronze
vile Contest.
MR.. ARTHUR STUBBS of
Virgins Street is home from
the hospital after being on the
sick list for five weeks. His
wife, Mrs. Dora Stubs is
happy to have him so much i'm
proved and is also pleased to
have with her during Mr..
Stubb's illness, her sister, Mrs.
Wilson of Chicago. The Stubs
are members of College Hill
M. B. Church and are well
known turnout the city.
MIR. AND MRS. RAY THOM-
AS of Canal Street, were pleas
ed to have as their guest re-
Gently, Mr.. Clark of Chicago,
the brother-in-law of the Thorn
as niece, Mr.. Pearlette Willis
Clark, also of Chicago.
MRS. ORA ROBINSON'S
many friends sympathize with
her in the illness of her moth
er who lives in Laurel, Miss.
Mrs. Robinson is a faculty
member at Isabel School.
Prayers are offered for her
mothers speedy and complete
recovery.
SICK LIST: Mrs. Lula Belle
Forte, Mr.. C. L. Anderson,
Mrs. Carrie Downing, Mrs.
Catherine Williams, Mr.. J. c.
Johnson, Mr.. Arthur Stubs,
Mrs. A. Parker, Canal st.
MRS. CARRIE MAE DOWN
ING, popular beautician en-
tered a local hospital Friday
of last week for treatment. Her
many friends are sorry to
learn of her illness and pray
for her a speedy recovery.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-04-18

REMEMBER the S ROYAL
ES COMES INTO STEVENS
ROSE r o o Nj S u Nd A Y
NIGHT, APRIL 10 To Play
For Show and Dance You
Will Not Want to Miss this
Attraction IL DOOR
Prizes Given.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

she could proftably use private schooling, so we
enrolled her at Georgetown Day and are extremely
pleased with everything there"
She hopes to start winston there IN the
first grade.
Until then" she said, "he Is happy In the
nursery school, and we are happy to have him
there. Kermit cher husband goes by his second
name more than his flrst can check on him at
any time. We do not want the child to be away
from both of for too long at q time"
The McAllisters are closely knit family, and
guard with some jealousy the time they can spend
together.
Their house, a two-story frame building with
asbestos siding, is comfortable and has the ear
marks Of smooth living.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

AIlister declared. "A number Of other faculty
members live nearby"
The McAlhsters began buying the house seven
years ago, after q short period Of apartment
dwelling.
KERMIT and both have put q lot Of ourselves
into this place." Mrs McAltister remarked with
sigh, but it's been worth It, number Of i'm
provementS had to be made, and we are Stan taking
care Of them, on a piece-meal basis"
Although they are ahable, congenial people,
the McAllisters seldom entertain.
There again." the professor said, ''it's not that
we don't want to. it's that we don't have the time,
nor can we afford 1t"
But we do 90 all out about four times q year."
his wife put In. "On the childrens birthdays the
backyard is full Of people, and on Easter and
Christmas we have people In"
During this holiday week, she added, both
friends and relatives will be dropping in frequently
for fellowship and some partying.
Genuine homebodes, the McAllsters venture
forth no more than they entertain In the house.
u don't drive" Mrs. McAnister said, but we
hope to remedy that situation next year by getting
a new car, with automatic shift, so can man
age. We have a 1850 sedan that has held up well
so far, but we don't think old Bessie can make
1t forever"
They do rely on the car, however, for a number
Of short trips for sightseeing, picncking or simply
enjoying nature.
I'VE rarely go to a movie" she added, because
Kermit finds Hollywood films distasteful. Before
the children born, saw an occasional
foreign f1lm which we both enjoyed.
"The truth Is that my husband does not like
to be entertained"
'Tt's more than that" he said. "I hate to
waste time"
The family television set, they agreed, is q
case in point.
"The picture tube needs replacing and we don't
propose to have 1t fixed until Christmas, when
Kathy wants to see Amahl and the Night Visitors"
he said.
Il don't feel strongly about 1t as he does,
Mrs McAllister commented, but 60 along with
his thoughts on the subject. It's something we
can do without for a while"
"And this is not merely penalizing the kids"
Dr. McAlster added II think the record should
show that love to watch football games. and the
set is OF during the close Of the season"
Evening star., 1959-12-20

DR. McAllister attends a current problems forum.
Sunday afternoons are times for family excur-
sions If the weather Is good. They all enjoy
Great Falls and once a month the children and
their mother attend the concerts In the National
Gallery Of Art.
Although there is plenty Of Just plain fun in
the young McAlisters' lives their parents make
sure that culture comes first.
II think" Dr. McAllister remarked "a parent
should try to give his children the kind Of education
that would increase their fullness of life.
Nov, that doesn't mean they'll make lot OF
money. But they'll tend to be both useful and
happy"
Dr. McAllister himself is no lover of money.
eff had been," he said, II would not have gone
into teaching"
And he cited the starting pay for associate
professors: 5000 year
An Alabama native, he completed his under
graduate work at tiny Talladega College, and had
all but achieved his doctorate at the University Of
Michigan when the Army called during World
War II.
For three years, he was in the Quartermaster
Corps which he served in Europe and which
enabled him to study briefly at the University OF
Paris under an armed forces program.
In 1946, he went to Howard an instructor,
and for one semester drew leave to obtain his
Phi D. at Michigan In 1947, he met his wife, who
was junior, and the following year they were
married.
MIS- McAluSCer came 10 washington W WIN
for the State Department Library from Springfield
Mass, where she studied two years at American
International College. After marriage, she received
her B. A. in English from Howard.
81 only recently returned to library work" she
said, because enjoy it and because it helps with
private school expenses"
There's no escaping It," her husband pointed
out, private schooling comes for us at financial
sacrifice. But don't think that's too important"
Mrs McAllister explained "Kathy started in
public school, completed kindergarten and first
grade. 1 visited constantly in both her classes My
husband and deliberated long while before
deciding Kathleen needed smaller classes, more
individual attention and learning experiences that
continued what had been started in the home. We
began searching for a school to meet Kathy's
particular needs.
I'VE had an l. O. test administered, and found
Evening star., 1959-12-20

Dr. McAlster has big den downstairs, where
he reads a great deal and writes almost as much
contributor to a number of academic publications,
he received requests for reprints Of his articles
"a sample title-The PIeGSure-PGin Principle tn
Benthdm and Freud: Some Relations BettOeen
Factudl Hedonism NormGttue Hedonism and Grim
tnGlity)-from scholars in Italy, CzechoSloVak1a,
Indonesia and other countries well as the United
States.
The largest downstairs room is an al-purpose
family room Then there's a spacious kitchen, a
back porch, double garage and the large yard
In back Three bedrooms upstairs
"The neighborhood is pleasant too" Dr. NC
IExT SUNDAY: A virginia farmer and his family Of eli
a,r,Av THE srAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21

all important day the show
will stress exciting but not
ostentatious after-flve clothes.
1t is in the evening WASH
ington women like to really
go all out with fabulous short
evening dresses and fabulous
ballgownS.
This year there are also
so many beautiful leisure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21

There's a wealth of modern
hospitality in our large Sc
lection Of dry sinks. Use
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Getting in
The Swing
OF THINGS
BY ELEM
star Fashion Writer

Going gradually back to q
career is the situation in
which q number Of women
are finding themselves. For
some women marriage, chill
dren. the running of q home,
and the other duties that are
Understanding were reasons
for giving up a career.
Getting back in the swing
Of things on q part-time
basis, at least. is proving to
be q satisfactory answer for
some Of them.
For Connie Clarke mar
rage four years ago to Lucien
Blaine Clarke, the acquiring
Of a young son 2 by a former
marriage, also brought with
1t the taking care Of q three
floor house with six bedrooms.
Now with little Blaine, 6,
going to school she feels q bit
freer to embark on some free
lance fashion work.
Currently the important
date on her "work" calendar
is The Dorothy Stead Shop
fashion show luncheon for
the Junior League on October
80 at The Sheraton Carlton
Hotel.
With Mrs. Stead, she has
taken special fashion trips to
New York to select fashions
and accessories.
The show will concentrate
on what the young we'll
dressed Washington woman
wears for her busy life In the
Nations Capital.
Being q part Of the young
married set herself, Connie
who was q former model for
10 years with j. L. Hudson
in Detroit. has come to
understand many Of the
clothes needs Of this group.
Connie models once q week
at the Stead shop from IL
to 4 pm.
Talking with customers,
she finds agreement amongst
them that in our city there
is an overlapping Of social,
governmental. diplomatic end
residential entertaining.
It makes buying clothes all
the more important since
who wishes to be repetitive.
The Stead approach for
the Junior League show will
be different-colored tweeds,
and color-cued separates for
day.
For the latter part of an