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The new Boeing 707 jet planes
can transport $50 passengers at a
cruising speed of more than sos
miles per hour for 1000 miles.
Evening star., 1959-10-11

footsteps Of her aunt in the
operation of the school. I'VE
have a wonderful background
Of AZ years" she said, land I
feel that we will continue to
serve the industry II we con-
tinue to teach people the real
meaning Of hospitality and
service in the way the Lewises
taught it,"
Miss Bourke has been ac-
lively associated with the
school since she graduated
from the University Of Mary
land where she majored in in
stitutional management. She
quickly earned the title Of
dean Of cookery and was vice
president for l6 years before
she assumed the presidency.
AS a native Washingtonian
she is active in various civic
organizations including the
District Society for Crippled
Children of which she is vice
president. She also IS vice
chairman Of the Advisory
Council to the District De-
partment Of Public Welfare
and is a former president Of
the Washington Soroptimist
Club. FRANCES LIDE.
Evening star., 1959-10-11

for interesting jobs" Miss
Bourke continued.
Even geriatrics is affecting
the hospitality field, she
noted.
"As the life span is in
creased by new discoveries
and developments in the field
of medicine, the necessity to
provide housing and security
for our senior citizens has
resulted in a whole new con-
cept in the hotel field" she
explained. To-day hotels are
being built specifically for
older people. In some cases
church homes for the elderly
have developed into a hotel
type operation"
Those Who Qualify
Who qualities for work in
this ancient but constantly
growing industry?
"Well, if you don't like
people, you should get into
something else," Miss Bourke
advises.
Otherwise, an amazingly
diverse cross section of the
populace is represented
among Lewis School grad
yates.
incidentally. the school is
so confident of its students
ability to make good that,
under a certified employe
plan" it guarantees to refund
half of their first months
salary to any employer who
complains they are not salts
factory. "And in the past five
years, I can remember max
ing only one refund" Miss
Bourke reported.)
The hotel field is especially
good for older men and
women, Miss Bourke said,
being one industry in which
"matllre Judgment" is a
great asset.
Officers who have retired
from the military services
find it offers an interesting
and financially profitable fu-
ture and it is a natural, Miss
Bourke says, for a husband
and wife team.
Take a woman who knows
housekeeping, and a man
who knows business and
you've got a hotel"! she
quipped.
Government EN- ployes S
bored with their jobs, vet
Grams studying on CT bene-
fits, the physically handi-
capped, widows with unac-
customed financial RESPONSE
bilities-these are just a few
of the groups who have
started new careers in such
Jobs as hostess, manager,
executive housekeeper, ac-
countant, sales director,
house director, catering and
steward, to list a few.
zone woman came to us
Evening star., 1959-10-11
WOMEN IN BUSINESS
Mary Bourke Runs
A Thriving School

OF Uncle Clifford's habit OF
studying the job Of each Of
his employees and then writ
ing out a job analysis" Miss
Bourke explained.
"Other hotel men who went
to Grand Rapids to buy fur
niture became interested and
persuaded him to publish the
analyses in pamphlet FORM"
AS a youngster. Mary
Bourke frequently visited the
LewiSes.
"When they were starting
the school, I addressed some
of the very first letters in my
very best Palmer Method
handwriting" she recalled.
From this beginning de-
veloped the 50-lesson train
ing course in what the school
terms dispensing public hos
pitality."
Fascinating. Field
The whole public hospi-
tality field"-embracing mo-
tells, restaurants, clubs and
institutions as well as hotels
is so fascinating to Miss
Bourke that she almost en-
vies the students who are
just beginning their careers.
The opportunities are end
less, she points out. (Their
course lists more than Isl
different jobs from the
Front of the House" to the
Back of the House" plus
the all-irnportant Manage
ment and Executive" posi-
tions.)
And no business more sure
ly reflects the trends of the
times, Miss Bourke believes.
There are the motels, for in
stance, which have mush-
roomed into a booming in
dustry in recent years.
Americans like to travel
informally - and take the
family along. Nothing will
take the place Of a WELL
appointed hotel. But the mo-
tells meet a special need and
are now a well established
branch of the hospitality
business" Miss Bourke said.
Then there are the airport
hotels. The advent of the jet
age assures that this type of
public hospitality is due for
expansion around the globe.
They are an exciting tievel-
opment which will mean
more and more opportunities
Evening star., 1959-10-11

Nova Scotia Is here now be-
cause she wants to be a So
cial director on a cruise ship.
Experienced hotel men from
Europe come here to learn
our business methods" Resi-
dent students take a stiff A.
month course with classes
limited to 60. The present
class includes nine from six
foreign countries. In addi-
ton, 2l States, the District
of Columbia and Puerto Rico
are represented.
Resident classes are con-
Quoted in the school head
quarters building which was
constructed for that purpose
as a hotel in miniature. A
front-office desk. complete
with mail and key racks,
starts the students off on
such basics as registration of
guests. Later they progress
to the model bedroom where
they study the fundamentals
of housekeeping and then to
the hotel-size kitchen where
they learn the rudiments Of
quantity cooking" stimuli
taneously with flood : cost
finding"
Bills, Too
A full-size National Cash
Register machine, which Miss
Bourke says is the only one
in the city for student work,
introduced the prospective
hotel careerist to the prep
aration of the guests hotel
bills.
A year ago the Lewis
School issued its first fran
chise, and the course is now
being given in a resident
= school in New York. The
establishment of SIMILAR
schools in other parts Of the
country is one of the future
goals now under considera-
ton.
For the most part, Miss
Bourke has followed in the
Evening star., 1959-10-11

AS a schoolgirl who could
be proud of her Palmer
Method" penmanship. Mary
Bourke had a hand in launch
ing the internationally known
business she now heads.
That was back in 1916, she
remembers.
Today, as president OF the
Lewis Hotel Training School,
founded by her aunt and
uncle, she is carrying on a
family tradition and an en-
terprise that has made his
tory in the hotel industry.
Miss Bourke is named for
her aunt, the former Mary
Catherine Bourke, who with
her late husband. Clifford
Lewis, pioneered in the de-
velopment of education for
hotel work.
"Their school was the first
Of its kind in this country"
she pointed out. And the
Lewis textbooks used in the
home study course as we'll as
the resident school here are
still the only copyrighted set
of co-ordinated texts written
expressly for. work in this
field"
Since the school was
founded. it has graduated
close to 100000 students.
"And it has gone into every
part of the world" reported
Miss Bourke, who succeeded
her aunt to the presidency
almost two years ago. Mrs.
Lewis. now 81, is president
emeritus.
A Landmark
The Lewis Hotel Training
School Building on Waeh-
ington Circle (2301 PennSyl-
vania avenue N.W.) has be-
come a Capital landmark
since it was erected in 1925.
And the founders associa-
ton with Washington goes
back to the Lincoln admins
tration when Edmond Bourke
MARY Bourke's grandmother
and Mrs. Lewis father was
steward at the White House.
Mr.. Lewis, who also was
from a family of noted inn
keepers, was managing the
Pantlind Hotel in Grand
Rapids, Mich, when he con-
ceived the idea of establish
ing the school.
Actually the idea grew out
Evening star., 1959-10-11

because she had inherited a
hotel and wanted to know
how to operate it," Miss
Bourke recalls. "A girl from
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FARMS
lcoNTIhuepI

BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED in Pair
iss s's1 NJ v xs d Fl ka aSs' was g.
s.bsth residence snss' u;fnrnn.5 gear I
other farm buildings; streams IN
fields and Ice. pond stocked with
blueglll and bnssi about 100 acres
fenced pasturesi beautiful view Of
mountains. Ideal for executive OF
Chantilly Airport. Minimum 81
year lease; $500 month. Will make
reasonable changes or additions
70 suit lessee. Open for inspsc-
ton, OWNER on premises. Call
Herndon 4O4-J for further In
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Split-Level
THREE BEDROOMS

Waite brick home near Washington
Golf. and Country Club. Living
yQprn with fireplace and picture
window. separate dining room
Mtcl1en with everything. three
baths. rear screened porch. rec
1eation room with sliding doors
- patio: lot beautifully land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12
GARAGES
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

CADILLAC 1885,; full power. VII
trade or sell Plymouth '56 Belve.
dere: full power. OIL. 0-1791,
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Suitable Tor any small business.
NEWSOM
ITO n st. NE. Ii. 3-eO7(
NEW STORE. approx. 2.4OO sq. II
on yiers Mill I'd. across from
Woodward a Lothrop IN wheaton
Plaza. BouLEY, 10. b-3a34 o.
RIA. o-443O, 4
SILVER SPRING = l,7BO-sq. II.
modern air-cond. store, Ideally
situated fol distributor, manufac.
turer's representative or retail
sales; neat furn, c, ROBERT
GRAY q CO.. ~. $4,000.
SILVER sPRIN0-small, modern
air.cond, store. suitable for gift.
and-card shop, beauty shop Of
plsza earry-out. O. ROBERT GRAY
a CO., u, $4,000.
STORE, approx. .lsx7s. main thor
from b line sD Ideal s locator tis'i
for nizza, earry-out, charcoal erili
EIMIRA CORP, 10 I.2l0O'
STORE, next 10 Howard Johnson's
sps q r. business sis Sc Ole c's ss !SE ana
STORE or once, good downtown
location. 1905 18th st. NV. SOC
mo. JU. S-01l7.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION - 5000
50. e.: viii rent In entirety OF
divide as needed; suitable fol
distributor. retail stores; approxi.
mately 5000 50, II. parking; cor.
ner. Commonwealth ave. and East
Olebe I'd, Alex, Va, II. 4-1b00.
1871 eist ST. NV. mr.. Conn. ave
900 50. IL, bsmt.. suit, ldry.. hard
ware, cleo. AID. 4-Sb24.
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LOTs, ACREAGE IoR SALE WATERFRONT pRoP. SALE


IDEAL RETIREMENT HOME.
s sSi,. Cape Coo, yr.s s.a home
phisgs alx2Q Workshop. Built In
River, 50. Marys Co; $4,000
$1,000 dn.. 500 80. per mo. payi
all. For further inform. dir, and
photo, avail, at our once. PRINCE
pE:o2RoEs REALTY co.. UN. 4
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ana luxurious-LovABLB LAKE
RARCROFr-briek split-level-
three large bedrooms-2h baths
1.-TWO dreplaces-beautiful lot
gu modern kitchen-assume exist
rs 4hss CT loan-lovest price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12
FIND THYSELF'
SKYLAND ESTATES

A forest development 1000 II. IN
the sky. astride the Blue Ridge
Mountains Of Virginia at Linden
on Route No. So. offers peace.
serenity Of living. highest health
factors. Here one can ''auiet
down" from the toll. strife and
turmoil Of the killing pace Of
sKYLA asiDs ESTATES is an ,xclu-
sive resort. development but so
odd miles from d. c. and offers
electricity, hard-surfaeed roads,
two lakes for bathing on white
sand beaches, boating and fishing
tstocked with bass and perchl.
observation stations with awe In
spring views Of the Shenandoah.
parks with picnic tables. many
geoicated game preserves. Many
have built their retirement homes
peing but an hours drive from
THIS WEEKS sPEciAL--Got No.
! In Block No. "a, having i4O-ft,
frontage on Khyber Pass, with
trees and view Of grandeur over
looking almost the whole world.
$3.50 .S6 with $50 IS down. Buy
this weekend or write for illus
trated brochure. Personal refer
enees required.
sKYLAND ESTATES
Linden. virginia 13s
sKYLAND ESTATES, Linden, Va
Two adj. lots. beautiful panoramic
view: 2 single cabin lots; towering
trees, water and electricity avail.
easy. terms or sacrifice for cash
rarely avail. IN choice loo. Shown
By appointment. so. 8-4S60.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. foR SALE

GOOD CORNER LOCATION for
manv businesses. A possible drive
in liquor store, gas station at
present. Also 2 large aliey lots
with 10 garages. Information. Wo.
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NEARBY
NEW LISTINGS

NEW LISTINGS
NOV e the time % BUY SUMMER
HOMES and YEAR ROUNr
HOMES, and LOTS 70 build on
S7bO-S20.Q 900, TERMS
Spe crssi css.Thurst Epp dI,,
Hill. Rose Haven. Holiday. anc
Edgeweter Beach;
Spr SALE Eo q EExss R sUsIMhSs
terms term: are right We can sell Il
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
EXCLUSIVE BRoKERs)
no. 2.7010 or Dial Sol CO. S-1731
RAGGED POINT BEACH. VA
can "a. 7-s02s.
RHODES RIVER: Z bedrms, facinl
weteI-Liv,. rm.. .firepi.. kitchen,
2 baths, fully insulated. Lear gar
Beverly Battle-Ground. fur. home
on. extra-lge. lot; Ice. liv. rm.,
extra-lee. Kitchen with dinette.
lge. bedrms.. bath. encl. porch,
-. HfRoN REALTY CO.
MAYO. ND. UN. 7-2O6a
SALE OR LEAsE-Furn.. auto. heat,
2 bedrms.. liv. rri.. stone firepi.,
din. rm., kit, bath: 80 Minis. from
d. @. on South River. Fishing and
swimming piers avail. VIII. 0-953I.
IO0-FT. WATERFRONT ON PoTO-
MAC. Q miles below Leonardtown.
n No; completely turn. frame
Hy v Three ns.h b .sr ss,,h Ise
garage; adj. lot avail: $1,000
BE. 4-o443 or He. 0-3579.
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MANASSAS
MIDDLEBURG

MlDDLEBURG
Lovely stone and frame house. com
pietely modernlzed. : bedrms., 2
baths, llv. rrn., din. rm., den, kit,
with all appliances. Situated In
small village with 8 acres, stable.
On, hard surfaced road. priced
STONE HOUSE
II acres on hard surfaced road,
lots Of charm, mod, In every way,
snother excel. value. priced at
HISTORIC HISTORIC BRICK HOME
With commanding views. recently
acre pond. an excel. buy at ST.
lS-ACRE ESTATE
complimented BY oeorgian Manor
House. brick. built IN 1880, with
. nedrms. > baths. mellewed
trees, truly a gracious setting
Also boast brick slaves quarters
and brick stable. Priced to sell
with terms like rent. Call or write
Middleburg Real Estate
MI. 7.4ssl.Mu. 1884 ewes. Sun.
ONE OF the CHOICEST invest
ment properties In the area. Lo-
Gated In Loudoun County In the
heart Of proposed industrial
area. 1878 acres with railroad
and main road frontage. Beauti-
full 5 bedroom, 5 bath. 2 fireplace.
eouipped kitchen estate, Priced
for quick sale. Phone HErndon.
a35. LoRBY REAL ESTATE
AGENCY.
ONLY 500 PER ACRE-BEEP
FARM. approx, 100 acres, with
home barns, streams. GOOD grass.
and EASY TERMS. Come look.
culpeper, Va, Phone VA. 6-S6O2,
once; VA. 6-6la2. res.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. va
Modern LOG cabins In beautiful
Appalachian Mountains for rent
SWIMMING. horseback riding and
hunting during season. p. o.
Box l0003, Washington rs, d. c
BLUE MOUNTAIN, VA.
FOR REST and recreation. High ele.
walton, magnificent views. Sc
acres recreation area with spring
fed lake. Large wooded cabin
sites Terms as low as s145 down.
and S2b mo. Directions: Take Rte
30 70 Shenandoah River, DO not
cross bridge, bear left on Route
Open weekend. illustrated foidei
on request. Write S07 Buxton I'd
Pals Church, Va, or ckIl JR.
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AUTOM0TIVE MISC.
TRAILERs

ALMA 80: 80 IT,: / bedrm., sofa,
sleeps q good cond. May be seen
7l20 Livington I'd. Sc, 10. q
1000. Ext. 1928 weekdays.
BY OWNER-Buddy trailer 5Oxl o,
1889 de luxe model: equity wanted.
May be seen any time. Lot So.
3h miles north Of 0aithersburg,
Rte. 1856. 6CHNHIDERS TRAILER
HAVEN.
CASH PAID for clean used trailers.
DEALER RO. $4,000.
CASH PAID. for clean used trail
ers under $1,000. HE 9-3321.
-AIRLANE HOUSE TRAILER 1857:
excellent condition: price, $3.50.
RE. 5-S90O, Ext. Sg14s. 12s
HOUSE TRAILER, 2 bedrm.. 35 IT..
1852 Anderson. good cond incl.
20-ft. aluminium awning. Call VIII.
6-4732.
JACK BLAIR & co.
Mobile Homes Of Distinction
Authorized Spartan Repair Depot
White Plains, Md. West 4-4671
4 Mi. South OF Waldorf on Rte. 301
SPARTAN CHARACTERIZATION
KNOX-LIBERTY GREAT LAKES
45x10-FT. MAGNOLIA, S3,99b
3 TO 9: Closed Sun; 8 PM, Wed.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
THE PRICE
is RIGHT

IN fact It's under the market on
this newly decorated brick
Colonial . bedrooms and . full
baths Il bedroom and bath on
flrst fioor). Full separate dining
room, completely equipped kitch.
en-, enclosed porch and full bere-
ment with recreation room are
among the many features making
this q most comfortable home.
Location: In one OF North Arling-
toms finest neighhorhoodf, con.
venient to schools, buses and
stores. Priced at $4,000. Si,S00
will make the down payment on
FLA terms with no second trust.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

BEVERLY BEACH - Desirable g.
bedrm,, modern equipped cottage;
furnished: S7,0b0; rents, $75 wk
in season. UN. 7.20SS. WALLING
DISTINCTIVE WATERFRT. HOME
You'll enjoy many pleasant hours
in this. large. 1,S00-su. II. home
large G Sedrm. V fuIl tiied~ I Baths
big hv. rm. with fireplace. The
large. fully equipped kitchen will
please the ladies with its dish
washer. washing machine. plenty
OF cabinet space and large dining
area. Large screened porch and
garage on Handicapped and seeded
lawn or hours on the sandy beach
will delight the young Well worth
$4,000. Appointments please
POTOMAC SUPPLY CORPORA
TON. Binsale, Va. Cali EDGE
water 3-2333 or Greenwood
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SACRIFICE, &l.175
s sonf ~ sa1 x. SEhsels Must e 10 3.
mile. south Of Woodbridge o.
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LURIA BROS.

204s Wilson Blvd. IA. 7.sSOo
TREES. And NEIoHBoRHooD and
baths. All these features in one
house (brick tool are sure hard
only S1S.95O. But we have one
and only one. really In Better
than-new house condition. Arl. To-
cation. A phone call from YOU
and an immediate appointment
1000 1000 T yl1 A. CHAPMAN RE-
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FARMS
FARMS FARMS FARMS

FARMS FARMS FARMS
800 acres, so cultivation; 7-rm
residence. barn. 2-acre pond; only
$4,000. Terms.
Emmitsburg, Md.-gS acres. Beau
tiful fertile farm. 7-rm. house
Large poultry house. Many other
valuable features. Beautiful view
Of Blue Ridge Mountains, be-
tween Ike's farm and the UNDER
ground. Si3,950.
w. VA. SPECIALS
$50 acres, 200 acres in cultivation,
balance timber; $50 per acre. Easy
terms.
900 acres In high state Of cultiva-
ton. A Ice. brick home and barn
Recently built. All grain crops
Immediate possession. In q mar
yelous location. Only 500 per acre
Including crops.
We have many more valuable list
ines.
FARM SPECIALISTS
SIGLER g. co.
ST. 3-72S1 Ewes. OIL. 4-s630
LAND A PLANET
NEAR CULPEPER. VA.
20 ACRES (all clear, with somG
level land), with 7-rm. farm house
(need repairsI. and other farm
bldgs.; small pond: located or
State maintained road, 3 miles
RAY T. CANNON, REALroR
Pm. culpeper WE. 7-2i22 or 7-31ls
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VACATION PLACES

BETHANY BEACH, DEL.--Ocean-
front apis. Accom-. o persons. $50;
VIZ. end $40 wk. EN-. 2-6764
ia. 0-7514.
WOODLAND BEACH = Mod. furn
cottage. scr. porch, pvt. beach; ex.
eel. vacation and income prop
Make offer WI. 6-0S16, JU. 5.
4204.
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POTOMAC Riyer-Loudoun co
WOULD YOU BELIEVE TIT

WOULD YOU BELIEVE TIT
Almost 40 acres on Lee
hwy, nr. Fairfax. We. Priced
at only Sl.250 an acre. and
with this you get q 3-bed-
rfn., Ia bath, older home In
lovely setting; long road
frontage Now being run as
q dog kennel Why not call
our Fairfax ONCE to see Il
today?
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OUT or TOWN REAL EsTATl
FLORIDA PROPERTY

SARASOTA - Duplex briek-crete
home. Furn. Lge. double lot: S21,-
300. Box SA-J. Star.
W. PALM BEACH-3-bedrm. con.
crete block structure; fireplace II
liv. rm., cleo. kit. CHI. S-S532.
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STORES FoR RENT
tcoNTlNutpl

NEAR 9TH AND QUE ST. NV
suitable for any small business.
NEWSOM
Evening star., 1959-06-12
3 Foubus Supporters
Replaced on Boord

Frank Mackey. 81. a retired po-
lice detective and presently an
insurance company employe
and H. L. Hubbard. 46. a build
ing contractor.
Both Mr.. Cottrell and Mr..
Mackey expressed their faith
today in the public school sys-
TEN. Mr.. Hubbard was not
available for comment.
None was present at a meet
ing Of the Pulaski County
Board of Education when their
appointments were announced.
The three replaced Ed. 1.
Mckinley. jr., an attorney and
school board president; Robert
w. Laster. Little Rock traffic
Judge. and Ben D. Rowland.
also an attorney.
The segregationists' defeat
Evening star., 1959-06-12
Church Official
Hits Compromise
On Busic Beliefs

: CAToNSVILLE, Nd, June IL
tAP).-A Washington church
official last night criticized
what he called a trend toward
compromising basic Christian
truths for the sake Of religious
peace and unity In the world.
H. L. Rudy Of Takoma Park,
a vice president Of the General
Conference Of Adventists, made
the remark in a keynote SER
mon to Maryland : Delaware
Seventh-day Adventists.
The group is holding Its an
nual summer conference at this
Baltimore suburb.
I'm order TO place Christian
ity alongside other religions"
said Mr.. Rudy, "the story OF
Jesus Christ is lowered to the
level Of a myth, as another one
Of the myths in religion.
This kind OF reasoning
represents a deliberate denial
of the essential truth Of Chris
tianity. 1t is true that the
Savior gods Of other religions
are NEUROLOGICAL figures, but it
remains an undeniable fact
that Jesus Christ was and re-
mains a historical figure" he
said.
Evening star., 1959-06-12
Seuwoy Pilots
Threaten Strike

MONTREAL. June IL (AP)
Ship pilots working the St.
Lawrence Seaway and Mont
real harbor last night threat
ened to walk out June 10 If
the Canadian government does
not clear up grievances con-
corning working conditions.
The threat was announced
by officials Of the st. Lawrence
kingston Ottawa Pilots As
sociation and the Montreal
Harbor Pilots association after
meetings in Ottawa with the
department Of transport.
The associations spokesman
said most of the grievances are
relatively minor and should
have been cleared up weeks
ago."
Ships are not required by
law to carry pilots through the
seaway and Lake Ontario, but
a similar walkout by lake pilots
two years ago hampered ship
ping severely.
Evening star., 1959-06-12

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. June
IL (AP) ).-Three segregationist
supporters Of Gov. Orval e.
Faubus were replaced on the
Little Rock School Board yes
terday by men who have stayed
out Of the public school inte-
grafton controversy until now.
The segregationists were
ousted in a special recall elec-
ton May rs in which three
other board members. with
moderate views on integration,
were given a vote Of confidence
Cautious statements from two
of the new board members in
dicated the three moderates
may have picked up allies.
The new board members are
State Representative J. H. Cot
trell. jr.. IL. an attorney and
loan company executive: B.
Evening star., 1959-06-12
Curb Service
Gunmun Robs
Filling Station

A bandit with curb service
ideas robbed the night manager
Of the Sunoco filling station.
ll25 Brentwood road NE, of
$3ll last night.
Without leaving his car, the
gunman ordered John w. Ellis,
27, of 1913 Bryant street NE,
to fetch to cash box from the
office.
While Mr.. Ellis was comply
ing. the robber kept an auto
matte pistol trained on a sta
ton attendant, Harold w. Har-
rison. As. Of 26l2 Hamlin
street NE.
A lookout was issued for a
white man ABOUT 20. described
as 5 feet 7 inches and 165
pounds. with sandy hair, fair
skin, wearing a sports cap and
dark glasses and driving a green
car with Florida license tags.