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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29
Kentucky Judge Finds
Dynamite Under House

WEST LIBERTY, KY, July 20
Police Judge Bob Mcclure yester-
day reported an attempt by I'M
identified persons to blow up his
house here by placing six sticks of
dynamite under the front porch.
The municipal jurist, who was
elected to Office last November, said
his wife discovered the explosives
on opening bundled clothing she
had found under the porch.
Judge Mcclure told his wife
either to burn the clothing or dis
card it. but Mrs. Mcclure opened
the package and found that the
fuse had been lighted but did not
explode because the cap had be-
come detached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29

cilities In compliance with existing
District regulations.
These facilities in about half Of
the total number of two-story homes
have remained outside of city su-
peryision since the system of mains
lies under two private" streets In
the development. Dedication of the
streets, Dexter terrace and Dexter
place, recently was rendered the Dis
trict by the realty company, Mr..
Gray said, adding that when the
city accepts the dedication both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29
Constellation Hearing
At Reading DELAYED

A public hearing scheduled to be
held today in Reading, Pa, on the
fatal crash of Constellation trans
port plane near there July II has
been postponed until tomorrow.
Examiner Robert w. ChriSp Of
the Civil Aeronautics Board will
take evidence at the hearing and
submit his findings to the CAB here.
Five employees of Trans World Air
line were killed and one was in
jured when the plane crashed on a
training flight. AS a result of the
accident, all Consultations have
been grounded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29
Merchant Seumen Get
New Ruling on Draft
BY The Associated Press

The Selective Service System an
nounced yesterday that members of
the Merchant Marine who have
served "a months now are eligible
for deferment from the draft.
On October l, 1916, the period of
service will be reduced to Is months.
the announcement said. Previously
Ii was 80 months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29

thoroughfares will come under Dis
trict supervision.
Mr.. Gray said he understood the
walls of the homes were built In
conformance with the building code
when the project was erected, but
asserted the homes could not be
sold under the covenant until all
terms of the covenant had been
complied with.
Nathaniel ]. Taube, president of
the Dexter Co., was unavailable
for comment, according to his Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29
Talbot Clarke Resigns
Virqiniu Wild Life Post
By the kssccioted Press

BY The ES8ccIafed Press
RICHMOND, Va, July 29-Tal-
bot E. Clarke yesterday announced
his resignation as executive director
of the State Commission of Game
and Inland Fisheries due to his
serious need of rest"
Mr.. Clarke became director of the
commission in 1912 at the age of 80.
Evening star., 1946-06-28

payers OF the District have done
their part he declared.
In this and numerous other in
stances he showed that District tax
payments had "outstriped' the mil
lion dollar increase in the Federal
payment in 1889.
Shows Tax Gains.
For instance, he showed. there was
no corporate income tax in 1899. but
this was instituted the next year
when more than s950,000 was COL
lected-which almost equalled the
increase in the Federal payment.
This tax revenue steadily increased
until it reached, last year, the level
Of s5,420, 900.
Again, he showed inheritance and
estate taxes were first introduced
here in 1888, and for the first year
they produced nearly $4,000. But
the next year receipts from these
taxes jumped to more than $430 900.
and for 1945 they rose to more than
81 500, 900.
In the light OF these and other
figures all set forth in the fiscal
study report to the Senate said
the wyoming Senator. mo one can
successfully say that the taxpayers
of the District are not bearing their
proper burden"
He concluded It would be "only a
matter of fair play" by Congress to
grant the requested 100000 in
crease in the Federal payment.
Evening star., 1946-06-28
Federal Payment
Continued From First Page.

a $1,000, 900 annual increase in the
Federal payment.
Senator O'Mahoney's statement
indicated the Senate group was pre-
pared, II necessary, to carry on q
protracted battle over the size Of the
Federal payment for the next fiscal
year-the only remaining issue over
the 1947 District supply bill.
Meanwhile, there was talk at the
Capitol of a compromise on the
lump sum payment, with sugges-
tions that the District could win a
real" compromise If the issue is
carried far enough. Representative
Dirksen, Republican. of Illinois, an
influential member of the House Ap-
preparations Committee, suggested a
compromise at 100000.
Notes Rising Tax Payments.
Shaking of such suggestions,
Senator OMahoney called a press
conference late yesterday to produce
figures to show how greatly District
tax payments have increased in re-
cent years while the Federal lump
sum dwindled in its percentage of
the rising total District budget.
At the same time, the Wyoming
Senator explained, greatly increased
amounts of District property have
been taken OF the tax rolls as it
was acquired by the United States.
thereby cutting District revenues.
He reacted pointedly to some sug-
gestions in yesterdays House debate
that the District was a taxpayers
paradise" Turning through the
fiscal report drafted last year after
many months of study by three ex-
pert consultants OF the Senate Ap-
preparations Committee, he cited
fact after fact to show how District
taxes had increased since 1889 when
Congress finally granted the 81 ,000.-
900 increase in the Federal payment.
Out Of Proportion.
Wherever you look" he declared.
| you find that tax payments by the
people of the District have increased
all out of proportion to the size OF
the Federal share of cost in the
National Capital"
In 1910, he recalled. the District
got the first effect of the million
dollar Federal payment increase, but
at the same time there were in
creases in tax revenues to the Dis
trict's general fund. BY 1945, these
tax revenues from property taxes,
the new corporation tax. the new
inheritance and estate taxes and
the incomes from licenses and per-
mits had increased from 34l 300 900
in 1910 to $56, 800 900 for 1945, he
said.
THE taxpayers and the rate
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williams lane, Chevy Chase.
S:pt tp.br t Gol ThS%s, nnn, R1ber Ord
1st 1t. mall Charles W. Simms. q. N
c., 1908 stratton road. Silver Spring.
Gp a. S92 Robert eb.ve c9l1in: A.
1St 1t. CMaj) Ralph W. Keller, A. c
22S Maple avenue, Takoma Park.
Inf, 1918 Woodside parkway, silve
1st 1t. CMaj) George B. Sinner. A. C.
University of Maryland, College Park
1st 1t. Ht. col0 Roland Z. sliker, A. c.
Upper Marlboro
1st 1t. (CaptD DousIas G. Tilley, A. c.
6l3 Maple Ridge road, Bethesda
LIST 1t. Lt.. COLI Lloyd M Marr. Inf
1928 Chevy Chase drive, Chevy Chase.
+ LIST 1t. LIT. COLI Robert B. McRae, Inf
306 Holly avenue, Takoma Park
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House Vote on D. c. Fund
From Yesterdays Last Edition. J

TFTUUJ- eSteTuuyS LuSL EufLtOW.J
In the House roll call on the mo-
ton to increase the Federal payment
to the District from $4,000 900 tc
SIC. 0.000,0 600, 81 Democrats joined with
20 Republicans and l American La
Dor representative in voting for
the proposal. Seventy-flve Demo-
Gratis, 1873 Republicans and l Pro-
gressive voted against it.
The roll rail-.
Evening star., 1946-11-21

American girl Of German lineage
whose father Is I Naxi tool. The
picture opens with the latter being
convicted as 3 postwar spy, one Of
. multitude Of hitler heirs plotting
. fourth Reich and 4 third world
war.
American Intelligence-the branch
never identified fully comes up
with the notion the girl would
be perfect for counter espionage
against the rest Of papa's gang
operating In Brazil. It's dossier On
her is full Of evidence Of her
patriotism. It also shows that she
is a beautiful girl who up to this
moment has never turned down a
chance for good time.
The latter is q bitter pill for
young, handsome agent Devlin
(Grant) to swallow. He is naturally
calloused about the facts Of life,
but not about Miss Bergman know
ing them. That, he cannot stand,
and the circumstance that they
fall passionately In love while team
ing up against the Nazis In Brazil
makes life tenpeStuous.
That, Of course, Is about as far
as the reviewer may decently 60
with details Of the story without
sparing audiences some Of the dra-
matte anguish they 50 happily pay
for In Notorious
X
Participants In Hitchcock's fasci-
natingly sinsister fable are the usual
glossy types. Even his ominolls
alien plotters, looking for an uran-
ium deposit In South America for
you know what purpose, live in
mansions and have charming man
ners. The chief of these, played
superbly by Claude Rains, is such
. restrained patrician that he can
keep his head when Agent Deylin
Is fiagrantly stealing Miss Bergman's
heart.
The forboding atmosphere is
created throughout the picture by
some Of the seasons best CONVEX
sation and most graceful social life.
1t reaches its peak in an incident
involving those champagne bottles
mentioned previously. The question
centering in the bottles is whether
the guests at a large party will
drink the last one before the Ameri-
can Intelligence people can finish
their study Of the Nazi,s wine
cellar. Hitchcock gets pitch of ex-
citement into the answer that is one
Of the best things he has done since
The Lady Vanishes." Like the
lesser incident Of the drama, this
one is handled with overtones of
comedy that also represent the di-
rector at his best.
Miss Bergman as the lady who
turns tramp before the eyes of
her worshippers does it with skill
that can only enhance their ad-
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Now Katie Has Kiddie Trouble
BY Sheiloh Grahom

cuddles her, q couple Of od stage
boys pull 1t up and down the Take. E
Amt movies wonderful
jeanette MacDonald's dressing
room Is sniothered In flowers for the
start Of her first picture In fiye
years, The Birds and the Bees" /
arrive In time to see Jeanette posing
with cute posy Of heather good
luck greeting from her husband,
Gene Raymond. mot only do I get
the same dressing ROOM" says
Jeanette, ssbut the same crew is
working with me now as when was
making pictures and 10 years
ago" Later, 1t seems odd to this re-
porter to find jeanette, the proud
mother at the graduation Of Jane
Powell, listening as Jane sings. I'd
expect 1t to be the other way around.
y Ann Sotherns leading man in
''Undercover Maisie" Is Barry Mel
son, and he has been completely
done over for the picture. Barrys
hairline has been raised an inch.
His eyebrows have been plucked. He
has lost 20 pounds In weight, and
Evening star., 1946-11-21
HOLLYWOOD.

faOlLxWO(1D. y
Katharine Hepburn has more
children than you can shake d stick
at on the set Of "A Love Story at
Metro. And Director Clarence Brown
looks as though he wants to shake d
| stick--or more. Katie, as you know,
has eight children In the picture,
with an age range Of few months
to 10 years. Each child has q
stand-in and the baby has q couple
lof doubles. They all look cute In
their period clothes, but to- work
with tllenais something else.
/ watch while Katie's youngest
lcrawls on the living room floor in
the direction Of Robert Walker, who
|portrays Brahms in the movie. The
infant slides all lover the place. I'VE
tested the baby ON q carpet" says
Mr.. Brown moodily, "and then the
art department gives us linoleum
instead" /" The baby,s mother Is hid
den under a grand piano. She
shakes rattle and makes cooling
noises to get her child to crawl in a
straight line toward Walker. After
several false slides, they put wide
rubber bands around each Of the
baby's knees. Then he crawls with
out falling over. And Mr.. Brown can
relax. So can the baby's mother.
Evening star., 1946-11-21

most profitable.
Like her director, Miss Bergman
also goes in for changes in Keith's
new melodrama. AS If to balance all
those chaste, intelligent, or simply
alluring females she has played in
the past. she chooses this time to
play beautiful wanton. 1t Is q
dramatic choice, and condonable
one in that Miss Bergman's fasci-
mating bad girl is motivated in her
moral lapses by such noble motives
as love and patriotism.
The chances are that Miss Berg
man viii need no defense or pardon.
BY the time she, Hitchcock and
Grant get through with the nervous
systems of the customers, the latter
will have nothing left with which
to challenge Notorious" on any
ground. They will have been
wrenched more happily out Of shape
than they have been in months.
In letting the romantic passion,
and he means passion, creep into his
latest camera chiller, it is possible
that Hitchcock has sacrificed a
pinch or two Of comedy. But there
never is any doubt that he can get
more excitement out of few inno-
cent looking bottles of iced cham
Evening star., 1946-11-21

Deanna Durbin and Tom Drake
are in q canoe on what is supposed
TO be Central Pari. lake, New York
City. Tom has TO make love to
Deanna and you can't do that and
paddle d canoe at the same time.
So long line is tied to the canoe
and, while Denna sings and Tom
Evening star., 1946-11-21
AuxiIiury to Hold Donce

Cissel-Saxon Unit No. Al, Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary, will hold a
Thanksgiving dance tomorrow at 10
pm. at the Silver Spring armory.
miration. And Grant, as the man
whose sentiment she drags through
his Icy facade, gives a performance
OF equal excellence.
Love, long delayed, is wonderful
for Hitchcock pictures, too.
Evening star., 1946-11-21

pagne than most directors can out
of an exploding ammunition dump
No one in Notorious" ever draws
so much as q .22-caliber revolver,
but the atmosphere has lethal
quality that never lessons. Except,
of course, at those moments when
Hitchcock lets up long enough for q
suave comedy aside that makes the
next instant even more unbearable.
Notorious" owes its authorship to
Ben Hecht who has written one OF
his better fragments Of tarnished
love against background Of inter-
national intrigue.
Asa a piece of character contempla-
ton, it is slicker than 1t is deep, but
also it is never less than satisfying.
Miss Bergman's role is that of an
Evening star., 1946-11-21

NOTORIOUS" an RKo Picture with
lngrid Bergman and Cary Grant. produced
and directed by Alfred Hitchcock, origiflai
Evening star., 1946-11-21

(see GRAHAM, Page ALB
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Students to Give PIuy

Students Of Mount Rainier (Md.)
High School win present Booth
Tarkington's play. Seventeen" to-
night and tomorrow night at the
school, The play is under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Ralph Angel.
Evening star., 1946-11-21

has grown . ducky mustache. I
hope he nnds all this trouble worth
while. When ! come on the set, Ann
is trying on black wig as q sort of
disguise. I am always amused when
blond lady stars disguise Them
Evening star., 1946-11-21

AMUSEMENTS
Evening star., 1946-11-21

MARLH0NG Upper MssIbsss. Nd.
AAs SasU Mari. ".
Tcdsg; TSsyg;T Tomog5oT; AZ 40, l;;;o 40
in -CLAuDIA AND DAVID"
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MT IN ReekviIle. Nd. Rsek. Isi.
Free PARKING
T T9dsy; Tomorrow. AZ 2. s;20 DEN
Two GUYS FROM MILWzuKEE." =
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HYATTxyU.LE .sl,im... blvd.
Today. Tomorrow At d, $50. JANE
kuSsIrLL arL LOUIS HAYWARD b in
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY. koyEMsEe 81, 1915. 4. Al
Love and Ingrid Bergman
Heighten Hitchcock Drama
BY Joy cormody

Love comes ike shot Of adrenaln to Alfred Hchcoks
formula in Notorious which opened
Bergman and Cary Grant playing the Hhcocks caosed
doves @--'~SI
Between them will be one of
the
Evening star., 1946-06-30
HELP DOMESTIC,

CHAMnERMAD. white preferably one with
hotel experienee; take charge Of small
suesthoqse: susst $50 to start and nice large
pay i satisfactory. ia. .S7e5.
COOK. white, experienced g.h.w.. fond OF
bath With M priVate Entrance 1o sHmdays
ssss! eIhsf Box sn staP Laundry $50
fcSsG shroush aanss os f. sgo
COOK. settled. s.h.w.; live in susstroom
l.ns.s s1sS n2Rfh En- 4ss as5m position local 5sf
Goo SSSk' eoI,.: ys in; $40 ..aa sa g chill
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sos nents as SER; csa Ssas
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sseS ssnsN v'sasT nisdl,,s.a 81 Tt.
81 '; = s t., New ''i' a;is
nspoiis: vonsr, for ieundry Work ; nsn and nam nam
for outside labor $3.50 month. Oh. 5l00.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. live in. fond
rsshlszsfn sa adod psos Morksn.
conditions; must ike children; salary, $40
week and carfare OR 579O.
G.H.W., LIVE IN; small house, near trans
portation; assist with infant and 3la-yr.-
GIRL OR WOMAN, settled, 2 to Z; plain
COOKING. housework; no Thursday or Sun
day work; references desired: nearby vir-
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small adult family. Would be able to take
who would rive some services Tor board and
pleasant upstairs quarters with bath. Tele-
phone WQ. $3.50 between 10 and 12 am.
work; live in .ase $3.50; city references
rssg,rsd; soed salary MRS. ISABEL
children, live In: salary. S37 Rittenhouss
st. NV. Taylor 7042. 80
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

JAPANESE LANGUAGE. Translation. eco
nomic, political or scientific material; pri-
yats in instr; also; day or eyes, GE 5000.
touch typinE free with course: tops salaried
position open: , start. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888
g Lessons I@spIoyisslns a1s trs2Spe,ins
l:os 6 s. nv: Me 400 or RA, $500.
ANNOUNCEMENT-o and after July l
Vermont ave. Cat l. ST.. Room soa, DI
DRIVING INsTRucTIoN-Dual contro
eaEs 81 wAsGSeToN FNd pRsnING NJ sa scHoo1
FRENCH. GERMAN, private tutoring by
highly cultured widow OF European diplo-
Stf Sticx Aa RsviaM VEN COURSE in shorthand
typewriting, bookkeeping. calculating ma.
sfII4 ISxp SIFSsTo.ss SSF4o s$ss
training IN all subjects: day. niEht and
MAssnGE HoSouR IS scaooI es spe1ossa e1Sfls iel
2 reaursmen!s ME 4s and .et.t 81 sraal3s 1910
STEN0GRAPHIC and secretarlai classes
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Evening star., 1946-06-30
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
TEACHERS WANTED-Many Immediate
vacancies listed. 81 500-35, 900. BALT1-
S;dOEE TEACHERS AGENCY. Sic No.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS wANTED-Many Immediate
LORE TEACHERS AGENCY. 6ie No.
snfFss sfckErARssTm II ARslsms5: ssss l. NJ ~ az. under
%. medical background or nurses train
ing: expert sec, wk. N Y City. $50 wk,;
automobile firm sec, SOB; sec.-steno.. adj
S SSertisings 500 wk;; vacation steno. t25,.
daily for the better positions. Thousands
placed annually. See Miss White or Miss
Lee. & ,2s yrs expert BoYD's. 1888 F.
LIBRARIAN, s17o mo. ,r1. asst, 5-d.y
to $40 wk.; cashiers t5), $40 wk: doctors
typist, sl6O-S170 Need 100 new appii-
eants daily foT new openings. Oldest emp.
See Miss n Eyant p G Es Is yrs y,st tods
TIMEKEEPER, $40 vk. CM). motor 20.
good hrs; estimator home improvements.
$40 wk.; cashiers, restaurant. meal and
Dozens o o5Ses Sc. Nm, s4
PERsoNaNSHEii SERVICE. M IA. ss ss5o, ISL
9 st.. next to church.
CRAFTSMEN, $50 wk. tMl, patent work,
mechanical drawing. Engineers, civil.
pEssoasrf lYlss,os Masy sERSieR SissEs See M
sTENoGRAPHERs, part time. NovAl
SERVICES needs stenographers wishing
part-time, or home work. Cal, Mrs. Piper
ef.Seea Glebe 4sl5 am and p.m' daily ph1n'
TYPIsTs. part time. NovAL SERVICES
needs typists wishing part-time or home
work. Call Mrs. Piper between 10 am.
MIR. BtsINEssMAN, if ycu need temporary
help, stenographic, typine, mimeograph-
ing. addressing. folding or mailing service
call MRS. PIPER. phone Glebe 4215. Il
Evening star., 1946-06-30
MOTOR TRAVEL,

WOMAN would like ride to Pittsburgh over
4th: Columbia 1855 after l pm. or
GOVT. EMPL. driving Oklahoma City.
Okla, through Little Rock, Ark; leaving
July ~ A., 4; share exp. Call Pr; e7ee. 80.
n. Y. for adult and child for week end OF
4th: can help with driving; leave any time
Wed or Thurs. Call Ludlow 1865 after
pm.
RIDE TO KAMP KAHLERT. West River.
Nd, July Z; share exp. RA. 1899 after
sHARE-ExPENsE PLAN, Los Angeles, s. F.,
Chicago: low rates. all cities, cars daily:
ref. exch. 23 Mass. ave. NV. RE. $3.50.
u
CALlFORNIA--Desire one passenger; con-
yertible coupe. perfect condition; through
3. F. and Los Angeles; leisurely driving;
I02. or leave message with attendant Il
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER and wife will
deliver your car to Los Angeles or vicinity,
July II or Is: pay expenses, MR.. RUTH
ERFORD. 80 N. Bedford ST., Arlington
MEXICAN TOUR-Several reservations
ava Able in private party leaving wash
ina on Aug. 2; train to border. motor from
border over Pan-American highway to
Mexico City. For full information call
DRIVING MACON. GA. via Atlanta or
Augusta; leaving after, pm. Wednesday
evening. July 3. back by am following
Monday: can take four passengers. share
expenses. Call Georgia 0355 Sunday, be-
tween IL and 3 pm.
N. C.-Mother and
daughter. 13, desire ride to winston Salem.
"wednesday, July 3. Adams 1890.
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HELP DoMEsT,c tcen,. J

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write. for interview. giving references. Box
GSTsEMAS for boarding house: easy
300 eth st. NV.
our studios; poems, reeitstions sonss. sa etc. c.
for PURPOSE of determining possible COM
mercial value; evening test .tyou may fur
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CURED S-day ~ Week. Wee = Box % 41s-L, tns star' &c
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work and help care for infant. live in, ir
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