Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 8

EIGHT THE CORSICANA '(TEXAS)' DAILY SUN, TUESDAY, 'JUNE 10, 1958 FLEXINGYQUNG MUSCLES Tanks move around track in Jerusalem's National University stadium in review as part of Israel's celebration of tenth year of. statehood. THE PARIS These fluffy, short-hair summer coiffures were featured at style show in the French capital. Creations are Night in Versailles, left, and Horsewoman. MATTER OF Among the modernistic cyccatchers at the Brussels World Fair is this geographical exhibit, housed in elliptical form, at the CAPITOL ADDITION Construction of a new subway leading from the old and new Senate miiluings to the Capitol in Washington will aid transportation, for lawmakers.

HANDY It's an animated conversation when two stage queens Bet together on New York street. At this point Helen Hayes gestures as listens. HEAD NURSE-capt. Ruth Houghton of Andover, is the new director of the U.S. Navy Nurse Corps.

Capt. Houghton, a Navy nursa since 1935, served in the Pacific during World War II. ROMAN JOURNEY Actor Anthony Franciosa walks up ancient road on side of the Capitolinc hill as he sightsees in area of the Forum. He's in. Italian cajiital to make a movie.

UP FOR Moby Dick, the Riant sea elephant at the St. Louis zoo, ccmes up to view crowd around his pool and possible supplement to his daily ration of 80 pounds of fish. POL ICE-A I D-Harvey Freeman models in Detroit the GO-pound reinforced plastic armor he's developed for.police Riff has front window, portholes for Runs and headlights for night work. I) REMOVING THE, The Lchrtcr railway station crumbles from dynamite blasts during demolition. The West Berlin terminus was target for Allied in the last war.

ELBOW BENDERS Charles Vinci, Isaac Bcrger and Dave Shcppard, bottom to top, flex biceps in New York while training for series of matches in U.S. witli ALL THE TRIMMINGS A real police officer directs youngsters in various as they arc taught traffic regulations in a new school in Ducsscldorf, Germany, COT 'EM This bronze representation of swans has stirred a controversy in Hamburg, Germany. Detractors claim swans' wings are moth-eaten, others like AVIAN ATTRACTION Britain's Prince Charles and Princess Anne are fascinated by cockatoo held by David Attenborough during their visit to a London television studio show..