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Evening star., 1946-11-01
SITUATIONS woMEk.

BOOKKEEPER capable Of manssins I, sma u !
ess ess books pagTe &C. knes
edge OF typing. no shorthand. Box 2oo.T'
SiamATsmoST pms Telephone A. 0ssen $3.50 ''n 3: 40
sls!issi seEk q ssitehbosIa 81; s4s$; , 1. .
vintering in Florida after Christmas; well
aualified TO do practical nursing, driving
personai pea n; int.rVieW. % Write Box a47-s star.
COMPANION to woman no, or ..: soqDle p Free sG
Kennebec ave, Takoma PIX Md, 81. o251.
DREssMAKNG. design. remod.. altera-
tions; eve. gowns . speciality; reas. MISS
BE0T. 1880 Irving NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223s.
EXERT TYING done at home; envelopes,
aasseriPss on1as. r. Bsa!sal ssas work.
GIRL eeioTss want, It, job S ss sale sslsslady or
oa Gs xsitrsss ssaorea 1850 9s,ls, tsr so s
GIRL. colored exp, desires clerical work
sT slsxasor sns Mss 6ss5'fso5s sosE Sf Lee Wsb
Kii2S1DERGARTEN and nursery assistant.
to be, enrolled in same school, same hours.
Mppie3I nj ieSI OFFICE sia6 ASSISTANT, laboratory
aess nea haiihs trainins Be1 TIT % STAR anu
aeeters ref Ho. ,s4ss: any time
SHFsE auts All Tshsi s4sa s-h0ur case DAY or nisn'
NURSE. practical, age 90, attractive per
sonslity cheerful eompa1iop; desires ,;se Per n
good salary required; consider doctors Of
nee. MA, -s5l0; Ext. 1o14.
Gus. nliddie.ased, desires charge Of apart
ences. sas, foS EVaiisbie 0s Nov. 4th. Box r,
Observation-Disclosures. 12 years
experience general and patent law; typinF
go; shorthand, 13o: desirss smploymen.t. @ 3.
srFx6GsSfzEF f.ss sos and pG accurate both
shorthand and typing, specialist IN GO. co.
Sore er ana %seF multiple once ey
Ut .,s s.Gs5,snes -, SIshss IS
Observation-Disclosures. 5 years
experience. 40-heur, 5-day week: minimum
81 s1ih sox sSR expert
enced refs. wants full time perm, position.
Can Ap a2s2 eyss or NA n.qsns.a goSs Say yvn;.,x g.
call for and deliver: sH. 5ss2. i
TYPNG. expert Of any description sd rea-
after i 80 Sat. and sun. II. 2le5. 81
TYPIST, experienced, will do typing at
home reasonably. Pick up and deliver
WOMAN, white, desires position as house
keeper. Box 451-R. Star, Il
days week. Cali MRS HODGES, HO. SO62.
WOMAN, young, colored. three years col
lege, four years Government clerk expert
ence. seamstress experience. desires work,
full or part time. evening or night; prefer
clerical or seamstress work. Any offer
viii be considered. MISS POOLE, do. 1929
WOMAN, pleasant, responsible young. en-
pioyed at Pentagon from 8 to 5, will stay
with children evenings and alternate Sat
urdays and sundays in return for private
room. BOX 117-T, Star. g.,
ton; experienced in shipping, stenography
In English. Danish: conversant in German.
YOUNG LADY, interested in steno or
general once work In Silver Spring once.
Phone sH; 72i7; .......,r. wall .sn-..,ss.
intelligent. desires general office work or
position as receptionist, in exchange for
an apt. or house. Call MRS. BAKER, MI.
9739. d
Evening star., 1946-11-01
SITUATIONS MEN ond WOMEN.

ExPERIENCE9 JANIT0R; man sn an and d.. wife, .ns
E2. d esas sss4. WILLIAM Hdsiiii HsARLEY. i
JANITORS-Young colored veteran and
wife desire full-time employment. With
suar suuaarrters; tnorousnis experienced Dh.
IAN AND WIFE. coiored. boys In Junior
high. want tanttors quarters ana WORK out.
YOUNG VETERANS f3y desire part-tine
nightwork; sen. once work. s3itchhoard;
nnltilith, nultiEraph. I1M: MISS KIeTAN
Evening star., 1946-11-01
HELP WoAAEN.

srsphotyps: 55-hour week; no saturdsys
sITE1kafroN siS 1kaasaf HANS saI Experienced or
dresses. suits and coats. for fine Conn; ave
ladies' spseiaaIlty store: sxeeilsnt daylignl @
6poNan 6ies n H.Is CO.. % s4o7 1Rals CONN., aal .7e '
sds9 asps 9r s s:assn
ssss ? 5SsS s9ss "
Motoss bn
ing General Motors dealers. Good pa,
Tsn gs5y wnS Is IN
and appearance required. Apply to Boz
2ssfsrAST asihs ANT MANAGER-strone assistsn @
ary no object; stats age experience sal
ASST ns enc stenSs
permanent rermsni R work 70 or days vs. each Weei
in small once on 18th near Eye; hours
&c g. na 81.
s;sfss!sl ss''A ss ssslas axe: r
ss anS sSt sD sss1s
BEAiuTIGfAN f % GOOD es'e1 operstor S o wanted
HE asSFi sFe e RFgifssS R s6s
sEAUT1clAN, fii full or part time, must ,,
Sa ezp .vs NAV NV fsUc RH z4oa oaaa'r'r'ssef' ssS'
hrs .'sssa sss pei i0sa Week tor cs 'a "a
BEAUTY OPERATOR. top SALARY and com.
II SALON, aE, Sss7. ,-3
snaRrS small saelasys shop sa.Ts
sa%1I1 r. PsRestHTs5kk 9s es Sa
spsd p.r sh0R Rs s'0e ca. H. 'n' s55o rai
gszSi BEAUrY opERAToR-Ar around. With
SsA5Y Ls .' sis zig
&: .1a 81 Park ss
BILLING CLERK, general ONCE expert
sea s1Der ,R9s wss as' 5 so
81 shl.iNa sS1Mzs MACHINE opERAToRs-Exper.
s Ras esf 5RHk
sookREspffk,, ss9 ( ffaks,'' experienced sr.n.poTta
sn t,on 60 sompsng psagg located in Silver sprisas
SooKxEEPER. familiar with double entry
work, must be able to operate MGR book:
or aPpS y.sa az .ssrs 6 double
entry. up to general ledger posting, knewl.
edge Of typing necessary, pleasant worktns
connosSlo1s, on State age anu saial'' 3oA
BooKKEEPPiNa machine operator, NcF
No. 5000; must be exper. and understand
balancing Of controls as well as opera.
tion Of machine; permanent position with
chance for advancement; good salary
See MIR. WILKINS, Edmar Bldg, 7o2, a
CxLGUIATiNG si e;Gi, TN GIN MACHINE OPERATOR, ex.
perienced on Marchant preferred, also
knowledge Of typing for permanent posi-.
51a-day week; salary, S165 per mo; Apply
Miss Wittstatt, MA. 0O50, holland Co.
CxREEK GIRL. so;se yrs.-prosEsssiye.
accurate In detail, Industrious: ability to
handle stenographic and clerical dutie.
snd meet the 2 2yblis in retail l,r st9Tss %sp% q q
KNOWLEDGE. Of photography preferable but
not essential; job is on q permanent basis;
pay $50 weekly within the LIST year to the
rieht girl: Our employees know Of this ad'
e1NDY FokELApY for retail candy plant.
Must be able to teach dippefs: perma-
nent position. An excel. opportunity for .
good supervisor. Box S2s-S, Star. %
Evening star., 1946-11-01
MOTOR TRAVEL
DESTRE RIDE 10 CHARLESI

DESIRE RIDE TO CHARLESTON. South
Carolina, Friday, Nov. /, after 5 pm:
share expenses. Call MR.. KELLY, RE.
5040, am. to pm, Mon. through Fri.
Il
expense plan for the convenience Of pas
senger and car owners. same destination.
Cars daily to Miami. Calf and all points.
TAKE FOUR TO PITTSBURGH and return
Leave Monday, back Tuesday night. Wo.
S277 2s
Evening star., 1946-11-01


sANIiroR. colored. with sth=elass engi
! am. See housekeeper. BRIGHTON Ho'
jAN1ToR, permanent position with old
established firm paying top salary, wan
settled, middle-ased person with elevator
operators permit; references required al
re ssnsedl sedta'fs5 Boz AIR 53e-R, Star , "a
JANITOR, steady man: established hours
GOOD pay. For appointment, call OIL 3"do
JANIToR's ASSISTANT. eolored. for da,
Son Mesk cs cssa1EsmaN HS Sloo pispo and organ dept
Some playing ability nee. KIT MUSIC
itSroR sALEsMEN; to learn re retail sI,,t pusi; i;
manent man position. Apply Mr Hiller GRos-
kFTcH.S kEE sSS Man 4 soIored aS in private board
Ing school, room and board. Call MISS
CARTER, wo. s31s bet. am. and
KITCHEN WORKERS. porters. runners
dishwashers: good salary and meals. Ho-
TEL sTATLER. Apply personnel ONCE
LaBoREREEstabis LAB AZ Is; builder wants 5000
man for steady Job on building operation
oD oDv Das yh st. chance rday 9G an9 satu
aaBoafRs asK' ] & ! WxSrEpzeeed wages: PEI Per;
GaN souag 9a s1oT for grocery
work; must be neat: 1rive1,s p permit nee
MAN-Work midnight to am, 2 days
per week, large downtown parking garage;
good pay. Must be sober and dependable
GIVE past experience and references Box
MAN to work in stables and exercise
horses al. kennels at Potomac Hunt. Ira
yiiah, HI No I'M. Mnst q board M ! self, Call Mr.
MAN FOR BOWLING ALLEY work. good
opportunity for advancement. Apply at
KING PIN BOWLING ALLEYS, 1911 R. I.
MAN to wash fleet of trucks at night in
heated. gell-lishted saraee using warm
furnish Al Al character c,d Tefsrences sss,e
NAN. White, White, 70 70 assist steward of hotel;
experience preferred but not nee. viii
train. Apply steward. CARLTON HOTEL,
NAN NAN Tor for cutting It'll NV UP chickens. LEON
sEcEER, 7th and SITS. Sc. East Mkt.
MAN. White. 45 TO s5 years Of age, to
clean othces; good salary. See Mr.. Carr.
CAPITAL CADILLAC CO.. 1929. 22nd
-
Evening star., 1946-11-01

IOF' WI
with knowledge of comptometry; 40-hour,
5-dsy week vacation with pay, other bene,
9th st. NV. %
YOUNG WOMAN with teaching experience.
preferably one with some retailing knowl.
on all purchases Apply employment Of
flee, 4th floor. LANSBuRGH g. BRO. Tth
BIG DEMAND, Avon Christmas gift sets
at this time; representatives wanted.
GIL 1859 after pm, :"
tions LADY; PERMANENT. P..c, FULLY. s1s-A
5th st. NV. $3.50 pm, daily -,
MODERN RESEARCH LABORATORY. sil;
skiIls plus some knowledge Of statistical
work; 5-dav week excellent working cond;
MONEY FOR XMAS GIFTS-Easy pleasant
work in your own home spare time, full
time; income unlimited; no experience. For
further details call EN- 4237. IS
Evening star., 1946-11-01

:, 21-35: tipping and gen.
will consider part-time
stay until 6. CHESA-
Z WINDOW GLASS CO.,
Evening star., 1946-11-01

" permanent portrait stu
F; permanent position, top
Mr.. Rein, LLOYDS, 1921
Evening star., 1946-11-01

LADY, young, for general Office work; pre-
fer one with knowledge of bookkeeping.
Good salary will be paid to person willing
to work hard. Apply ROSS JEWELRY co.
1881 F st. NV. .
LADIES to organize silver clubs at own
Offices: interesting and profitable. Phone
Evening star., 1946-11-01


lines carried and Arms previously worked
nonretarnsbIe non erT2ie snapshot ape Box
SALESMAN in fuel business with knowledge
of stokers and burners: must be well &C
ouainted with city and vicinity: good op:
e9periense e0peTihss LOB Box @ iis-T. % Star. s' ~ l
SALESMAN. cemetery House-to-houses su. q
op TsS msn szDee can sS
hard worker can make $3.50 vk Come to
1415 g st. Sc. bet; and rdc;so 5;so pm, any
sssfhfassMS ssfsMAN ASK fsE Shoe MR lsSss tim.
ss9al fs5pssl Hppy sesss SEEK sHoR s5Rf
SALESMAN to work Alexandra, Va. terri;
candy house: permanent job, drawing &C
fetR betReen ana snd 4a m ss
4 TOBACCO co, 49 Eye st: ne i
with an eye to the future; We need pro-
Ssa Eaa ssn GT MR F' sNDoW
saifsES rs naS4 s tSr between
Of 20 and 90: good hoyps GOOD Pay 9 : S2Y SaIl
GAEIksMRRS2of4sG tAs sdene ne
SsSESs hn}S5i fssh ie6 GGas
statesmen, high-grade. efficient; e5peri.
| sales positions in Washington and nearby
Virginia restricted territory; III, minimum Ia.r
round utility; commission drawing and
$500 weekly. For interview call In person
sftTfia sEFST A%sRa Il aee e. 1iao 1s k4ovssI st.
statesmen, experienced in selling. rock
%He laiasEfa AHc2KAae CO.. @aa
ssiAiLEfsMEN to travel in territories adjoin-
ing WASHINGTON and soBth. Large foun-
tory tory men nan to sell wholesale only. Experi:
ence preferred. Reply Box 131-T. Star. g.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. real estate men,
capable Of earning large commissions: Te
sS1 at MI z aaa fts"i fog
Statesmen WANTED. popular established
gERyeE fEE xesk sT1Tr6N R9f MAS s.aE Experienced
energetic, with good references; honest and
lasF O ss. FSGd Nd aHssn gS tSE s
sEkyccE sT9G1os sGGG sAsExs
Must have experience and be capable OF
aaIiI sHIPpING Gas cLERk-Rust Nus Know furniture;
5-day week. good pay, good working condi-
tions. Apply warehouse, 1741 johnson
SHOEMAKER AND FINIsHER, good salary.
sHoEMAKER. experienced, steady Job. .x-
sHoEMAiREk,n a9i no .xpsriene.d m a H S.day 1o-hr
] %SosSoP,wzSgP5 8 " a, 4 IoTHKoS: s North BIDS
sHoRT,oRbnR 10 COOK. eolored. FRANK
LIN PARK CAFE. s29 18th at. NV,
Evening star., 1946-11-01

leral ONCE work; 5-day
punt on all purchases.
1t once, 4th floor. 8.
Evening star., 1946-11-01

CASHlER-Permanent position for cash
ence not necessary. Apply A. s. BECK
SHOE CORP, 1915 st. NV. Il
CASHIERS. full or part time employment
Apply at once, see Mr.. Sidney, IDA'S
DEPT. STORE, 560I Ga. ave, Taylor 5000
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07
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go Is Is

When putting away household
linens from the weekly wash, place
them at the bottom of each pile so
that all have an equal amount of
usage.
When in a hurry to get at your
ironing, dampen the clothes with
hot water instead of cold. They
will dampen more quickly.
White spots on furniture, caused
by water, hot dishes, or alcohol,
may be removed by rubbing the
stains with camphorated oil or oil
of peppermint.
Your "extra special" china
should be put away with care so
that it will not scratch. In be-
tween each piece of china place
paper doilies a little larger than
the piece being stored.
To keep flowers for table decora-
ton over a fairly long period dip
the stems into hot water before
placing them in a bowl containing
cold water. The stems expand
with the heat and take up more
moisture.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07
This Home-Mixed
Cough Relief Is
TruIySurprisinq
So Easy. No Cooking. Big Saving

So Easy. No Cooking. Big Saving.
You may not know it, but, in your
own kitchen, you can easily prepare
a really surprising relief for coughs
due to colds. It's old-fashioned-your
mother probably used it-but for real
results, it's hard to beat.
First, make a syrup by stirring q
cups granulated sugar and one cup
Of water few moments, until dis
solved. No cooking needed. It's no
trouble. Or you can use corn syrup or
liquid honey, instead Of sugar syrup.
Then get 21s ounces of Pinex from
any druggist. This is special COM
pound of proven ingredients. in con-
centrated form, well known for
quick action in throat and bronchial
limitations.
Put the Pinex into a pint bottle.
and fill up with your syrup. Thus you
make full pint of splendid cough
syrup, and you get about four times
as much for your money. 1t never
spoils. Children love its pleasant taste.
And for quick relief, it's wonder.
It loosens the phlegm, soothes the irri-
stated membranes eases the soreness,
makes breathing easy, and let's you
get restful sleep. Just try it, and If not
pleased, your money will be refunded
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07
Lo1hnQd MA cLoAAot1.
THE memory expert had been

THE memory expert had been
4 giving his turn in the village
hall. The audience had not been
enthusiastic and the questions
asked by the audience at the end
of the entertainment really infuri-
ated the man.
Then one dear old lady came up
and asked him to what he attrib-
uted his remarkable memory.
''Well, madam" he explained,
without a smile, when I was
in the Air Force, I once had to
make a parachute jump from a
great height. Just as I jumped,
the pilot leaned over the side and
yelled, Hey, you've forgotten your.
parachute!' Believe it, that taught
me lesson, and I've never for
gotten anything since"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07

Recently for old times sake he
did two small parts, salesman and
a bartender, in "Jacabowsky and
the Colonel which Pickett directed
for "The Theater Guild on the Air. "
Few in the audience recognized the
actor-announcer who has made such
hit as Senator Claghorn" on the
Fred Allen show.
Ann Sothern, of the CHS "Maisie"
and the movies, is having automo-
bile trouble. Two weeks ago she got
a red-topped convertible. Last week
she started off the Metro lot in
red-topped convertible, only to dis
cover that it was Lauritz Melchior's.
Then, at CHS, Red Shelton drove off
in AIMS car, thinking it was his.
And now she's learned that Tom
my Dorsey has one too!
Little Marlene Aames, the 7-year-
old who recently made her debut
as Cookie Bumstead' on the
"Blondie" airshow, has had her
movie contract option taken up by
the Goldwyn studios as result of
her work in her first picture, "The
Best Years of Our Life"
That realistic thunder you'll hear
in Pursued" came easy. They
were shooting an artifcially created
lightning sequence at Red Rock
Mesa, some 10 miles from the Army
Ordnance Depot at Fort Wingate,
N. M, where huge piles of obsolete
ammunition was blown up. Tech
nicians recorded the terrific explo-
sions, synchronized them with cleo
trically controlled lighting = and
there's your storm!
For the first time Lauritz Mel
chior and his wife will spend Christ
mas in Hollywood; he completes a
concert tour December 5, and isn't
due in New York, for more concerts
and appearances at the Metropoli-
tan, until January 7. Which means
that Hollywood will be treated to a
gala holiday series of parties in true
Danish fashion, till he takes off
again by plane January 4.
All summer Ted De Corsia's voice
made friends for him, when he
starred on MICS "McGarry and
His Mouse" replacement for "Duf-
Tvs Tavern" Then he got an ur-
yent call from Orson Welles and
1eparted for Hollywood, for a fea-
,ured role in Welles' newest pic
IRE. starring Rita Hayworth. 1t
$ Ted's first movie role, and folks
,redict that tall, dark and affable
Ted may be sensational.
Mickey Rooney, after finishing his
ole in M-G-M's Summer Holiday,
a personal appearance tour
n vaudeville October "a. At the
cad of a complete show, he'll play
heaters in Philadelphia, Chicago,
)etroit. Cincinnati and Cleveland.
n addition, he plans to visit army
ospitals in the vicinity OF his stops
nd stage shows for the patients.
ODDS AND ENDS-When Joan Craw.
,rTs Young daughter, Christina, attended
costume party dressed as an angel, she
sisted that her loings be spangled Nth
'quins Sturgeon on c rye, ~i'h tos garlic
ID pickle = Creta G 1".E. hd 1a' 6een
at 20th Century-Fox.
;leen Palmer OF Road Of Life" gets
+ Of fan mail, but she plays a very un'
,ea 81 ,ooman, most Of the letters re-
rest that she be dropped from the sho'0;
Eren the ,oorkers in Warner Bros.
- mail department t0ere startled When
an brought sl4 uorth Of pictures OF
mis- Paige, all TOR himself.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07
Attractive Bib Apron

OVER up your pretty frocks
- with this neat bib apron-at-
tractive and practical. Oversize
ric rae makes a colorful trim, and
there's an ample pocket for odd
ments. Pattern 8081 has a well
illustrated sew chart that the be-
ginner in sewing can follow
smoothly.
Pattern No. 8081 comes in sizes "a, So,
SO, 40, ~, A, 46 and 48. Size So, 21a yards
of 80 or 35-inch; yards trimming.
The Fail and Winter Issue of FASHION
contains wealth Of ideas for every wom-
an who sews :. specially designed fash
ions, beauty and home-making sections,
free belt pattern printed In the book.
Price rs cents.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07

spools, set of curtain rods and
some glue. In few minutes you
can combine these things to make
the attractive table shown here.
This Is Just one of more than thirty
clever ideas in BOOK 5. With its aid you
can work minor miracles throughout your
house and neither initiation nor the scare.
BOOK may be obtained by sending 15c
with name and address direct to:
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07
Gift BlOuseS

Gift BlOuSeS
a WONDERFUL gift idea that's
"A sure to be appreciated-each
of these charming blouses takes
just one yard of fabric, and is cut
all in one piece. You can run
them up in no time at all-choose
snowy white, soft pastels or gay
all-over prints.
Pattern No. 1475 comes in sizes IL, IA,
16. 18 and 20. Size IA requires one yard
of IS or 39-inch for either blouse.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07
End Table Easily
Made From Spools

+ THERE is table shortage in
your home, here is an easy way
to solve the problem. All you need
Is some plain shelf boards with
holes bored in the corners, empty
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07
EEjz&z4acz4$4
STACE<SCREENRA61ln'
By VIRGINIA VALE

By VIRGINIA VALE
| f YOU think an actors LIES
i an easy one, listen to what
happened to Frank McHugh.
On the Thursday of his open
ing as star of the CHS "Phone
Again, Finnegan,' he report
ed for work at noon on the set
OF Century-Fox's Carnegie Hall !"
at Carnegie Hall. Shooting kept him
there till p. M, so he was an hour
late to rehearsal of the radio show
was still in makeup, and had had
no dinner. Eating a sandwich be-
tween scenes, he worked straight
through until the program went off
the air at II p. M, then rushed to
his hotel for nights sleep. so
that he could get up early enough
the next morning to be on the movie
set at a. m.
In 1886, during rehearsal of a ra-
dlo show, Kenny Delmar strolled into
the studio, said he was an actor
and wanted job. Homer Pickett
the director, put him to work. and
he had a number of starring roles.
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Lorraine Liqhts Mystery

NANCY, Sept. 13 (Py.-Mysterious
lights in the sky" were reported
streaking over Lorraine last night
by inhabitants of the region and
the French news agency quoted
them as saying the objects could
not possibly have been either shoot
ing stars or fast-moving airplanes.
The first report came several days
ago from LOngWy,
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Quick Ruling Pledged
In DistiIIer's Suit on
Grain ALLEGATIONS
BY the Assoeioted Press

A prompt decision on suit by
Publicker Industries, Inc, of Phila-
delphia to force Secretary of Agri-
culture Anderson to change alloca-
tions of grains for alcoholic bever-
ages for September was promised
Yesterday by Justice Henry A.
Schweinhaut in District Court.
Justice Schweinhaut gave counsel
for Publicker until Monday to sub
nit briefs in answer to arguments
presented by Assistant Attorney
General Frank Hayden for Secre-
tAry Anderson. The justice indi-
Gated his ruling will follow soon.
Secretary Anderson had allocated
about 2.500,000 bushels Of grain for
alcoholic beverages for each of sew
eral months up to and including
August on capacity" bases-or on
a percentage of the actual capacity
of the various firms to produce.
Increased Grain Quota.
However, Mr.. Anderson increased
this by 100000 bushels or total
of about 100000 bushels for Sep
telnber.
Oscar Cox, counsel for Publicker,
told the court Publicker would re-
ceive only the amount it had OBJ
tanned for August and all the addi-
tional 100000 bushels would go TO the
big four" liquor firms on his
torical basis"
Mr.. Cox said Mr.. Anderson de-
cided to use the period OF 1889 to
1941-a time when Publicker was
producing industrial alcohol pri-
marily-as part of the formula for
computing September allocations
and said this Disseminated against
Publicker.
The War Mobilization and Recon-
version Act of 1914, Mr.. Cox de-
clared. expressly forbids" the Sec
retary of Agriculture from making
ALLEGATIONS on a basis of what any
firm produced at given prior
time.
Asks Suit Dismissed.
Mr.. Hayden entered motion to
dismiss the suit on the basis of his
contentious of no jurisdiction and
failure to state claims on which re-
lief could be granted. He contended
the suit is asking the court to do
a futile thing-take over and run
the war food ALLEGATION program"
The formula used by Mr.. Ander-
son in arriving at September allo-
cations was intended to be fair,
Mr.. Hayden said.
Old-line alcohol beverage firms
have protested ALLEGATIONS on a "cs~
pacity' basis, saying Publicker and
other firms-because of their war
time increase in capacity-would
take dominant positions in postwar
liquor production.
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Davis 10 Replace Barley
In Amphibious Command
BY the Assoeioted Press


NORFOLK, Va, Sept. l3-Vice
Admiral Daniel E. Barley, who has
been commander of the Atlantic
Fleet Amphibious Force, with head
quarters aboard the U. S. S. Catoctin
at the Norfolk Naval Station for
several months, will be relieved OF
his command by Rear Admiral Ralph
%. Davis, Wednesday, an official
source said last night.
Admiral Barley is scheduled to
take command of the 4th Fleet, COM
posed of reserve ships used for the
training of midshipmen and Reserve
naval units, and will leave for Phila
delphia. where he will establish
headquarters temporarily aboard a
cruiser, Immediately after he has
been formally relieved Of his pres
ent command, the spokesman said
Admiral Davis has been serving as
commander of Amphibious Group 2
That command and Admiral Bar
bey's present command are sched-
uled for consolidation under Ad-
miral Davis.