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Evening star., 1946-07-20
Overflow Audience Cheers
Templeton's Varied Program
By Alice Eversmon

Alec Templeton had the Water
Gate audience applauding. stamping
wEistling and cheering last night
when he gave his personal part on
| the program of the National Sym
phony last night. And it was an au-
dience to brag about. Extra chairs
had to be gathered hastily to be
added to the normal seating capacity
and those not fortunate enough to
have seat stood wherever there was
space to hear the gifted artist In
other words, it was a Templeton
audience in different setting, pic
turesquely enhanced by river craft
of all kinds croWding close, a star
dotted sky and a strong breeze dis
| pelling the heat.
The pattern or Templeton pro-
gram is we'll established by now and
mis- artistry, his talent and his hu-
NOR are recognized as of a superior
character. But there is no artist to-
Gay who knows how to give up SO
generously of his diversified gifts
and yet never fail to plant an up
lifting thought in the minds of his
listeners in conclusion. Last. night
it was Friendship" and to a softly
played accompaniment he recited
verses on this theme that will not be
quickly forgotten.
His first appearance was the for
NAL one of soloist with the orches-
ira when he played the List Hun
garlan Fantasy" This virtuoso num-
Der gained added brilliance through
the crystalline quality of Mr.. Tenn
pleton'S tone, which, in all the rapid
passages, was bell-like in its purity
There were new points, also, in his
construction of the Interpretation
FOR the progression to the dashing
finale held every evidence of SUPER
lative musicianship.
With the orchestra in the shadow
of the dimmed stage, Mr. Temple
ton had the spotlight for his next
appearance programmed simply as
"1mproviSations." They began with
his arrangements of the waltz from
TschaikoWskys "Eugen Onegin,
which he calls "Eugene's Off Again.
and the more familiar "Mendels-
that it is good picture to start q
career of movie press agenting.
Yes, even If it is destined to be a
brief sort of career because she
might be whisked away from it by
Buds" next set of orders. He is in
the regular Army. and in spite of
being a model press agent, Miss
Hartung realizes that being a wife
Is preferable.
Evening star., 1946-07-20

cnI INV 4935 Ga. Ave. NV.
Ge. $500. Mot. Pm.
Healthfully Air-Conditioneo
Today Only-HENRY FONDA GENE
1IERNEY in RETURN OF FRANK
JAMES" trelssue). At l, 3:15, 5:25,
40. &. 70
Evening star., 1946-07-20

KENKEnY Kennedy Mr.. @th NV.
RA. $500. Mot p.M.
Parking Space Available to Patrons.
Eealthfully Air-Conditioned
Today Only - EDMUND LOWE
BRENDA JOYCE in ENCHANTED
FOREST lin Color. At / 20, 8,
40, 800. 1.55. 9:3S
Evening star., 1946-07-20
TODAY's NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES

Al Time Echeduies Given In Warner
pros. Ads Indicate Time Feature is
Evening star., 1946-07-20
PENN
Pc. Ave. OF 9Th Sc.

FIR. $500. Not I Pm.
Parking Space Available to Patrons.
Healthfully Alr-Conditionpd,
Last Day-RANDOLPH SCOTT. ANN
RICHARDS "BADMAN' TERRI
TORY l 90, $50, $50, 7:2O. q.20
Evening star., 1946-07-20
u0MT 1890 c 81. NE.
TR. s16S

Ma ? N.
To-Day oply-JIMMY WAKELy in
10. EDDIE ALBERT in STRANGE
VOYAGE" 2:15, 5:35, 9. Plus Laugh
Hour-One Full Hour OF Cartoons
and Comedies At 3:l5, 6:35.
Evening star., 1946-07-20
SAVOY
3O3O Nh & NV

EAV0V $3.50 l4th 81. NV.
co. 1865. Mot. p.M.
Eeal'hfully Air Conditioned
To-day Only - RONALD COLMAN.
MADELEINE CARROLL in "pRIS-
ONER OF ZFNDA' treiSsue. At !.
? 05, 5:I5, 7:15. 9:25
Evening star., 1946-07-18

new President is Vargas. The for
mer boss. now Labor party Senator
is considered to be the opposition
leader in Congress. although he has
done little about it as yet.
Peace Is Dutra's Aim.
President Dutra, in the meantime
has steered the government around
and hopes to give Brazil one of the
most peaceful and conservative ad-
ministrations in its history.
He has declared war against the
Communists, aligned himself with
the green-shirted Integralists of the
Catholic Church, closed all gambling
casinos and decreed that strikes will
not be permitted in the public serv-
ice fields.
Mr., Dutras conservatism would be
Evening star., 1946-07-18

to outlaw them. Since, then, they
have curtailed their activities.
President Dutra is one of the most
important men in Latin-America,
because Brazil has a vote in the
United Nations Security Council,
and he controls that vote.
Although President Dutra was
charged with being friendly to
Germany before the United States
Evening star., 1946-07-18

less noticeable If Vargas had not
turned his own administration up-
side down during his last year in
Office.
For seven years, Vagras kept Com
munists In jail and Integralists in
concentration prisons and ran a
tight newspaper and post office GEN.
sorship.
During his last year in Office, he
freed the Communists, let the Inte-
gralists reorganize; removed all cen
sorship, recognized the Soviet Union
and let things run wide open.
Communist Curb Activity.
The Communists, who' polled 1C
per cent of the vote, were riding
high until Dutra's party threatened
Evening star., 1946-07-18
Spinnerin Yarn, Toe
Less than half price

Less than halt price
100 balls of this two-fOId Shet-
land-type yarn in gold or black
cOlOrs.
100 skeins BucilIa Candlewick, cotton in
assorted colors. Half price. Now15c
ii Stamped Aprons childrens styles in white
and yellow. To be embroidered Less than
half price. Now 2Sc
20 Stamped Cotton Towels for the kitchen.
Cream with blue. Less than half price
Now 2Oc
% Infants Stamped Dresses, white cotton,
to embroider. Less than half price. Now,
soc
Is Bag Innings, brown rayon. Less than half
price. Now
Crochet Bags, rayon taffeta in red and
blue plaid. Less than half price Now --35c
19 Crochet Boxes, cotton cretonne-covered
with drawstring tops. Less than half price.
Now 25c
IS Door Stops package, Hiawatha puppy
design Less than half price. Now -----5Oc
Is Lounging Pillows, floral glazed cotton
chintz and solid color homespun coverings.
Less than half price Now ----S1
IL Whatnots, mahogany and maple finishes.
Three-shelf models. Less than half price.
Now GO OK
EAZ
Whatnots, mahogany and maple finishes
Three shelves and a drawer. Less than half
price. OK
Whatnots, mahogany finished Three
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Now cddS
10 Whatnots, mahogany finished. Less than
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Whatnots, floor model for a corner. Ma
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20 Lamp and End Table Combinations,
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S3.95
13 Beach Rolls, water-repellent cotton. Were
s4.sS. Now 2.98
3S Sofa Pillows, cotton chintz with floral
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Bed Rests, collapsible, of glazed cotton
chintz Half price. Now w--S57 TX
n Stamped Crib Quilts, two different de-
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IA Stamped Crib Covers, checked cotton
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price. Now
W&L-North Building
ART NEEDLEWoRK. FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-07-18
Foreign Correspondent of The

RIO DE JANEIRO, July ia
year ago. Getulio Vargas selected
War Minister Eurico Gaspar Dutra
as the government machine candi-
date for the presidency 1t was
Brazil's first election in Is years.
The opposition leaders claimed
that Vargas would continue to pull
the strings and run the country
if Dutra won. Cartoonists pictured
the mid-mannered, little army gen.
Evening star., 1946-07-18

entered World War II, he has been
working in close cooperation with
United States military forces since
Brazil sent an expeditionary force
to Italy. Military men say that he
can be counted on for full cooper
Evening star., 1946-07-18

"A Mems Gym Shorts in white
cotton gabardine. Elastic waist,
boxer style, sizes 80 to AZ. Change
pocket. Half price. Now
48 Mems Pocket Knives with one
blade, cap opener and leather
punch. Less than half price. Now
75c
225 Mems Carriers in part synthetic
elastic. Bright colors. Less than
half price. Now 10c
Evening star., 1946-07-18
Juniors Longie Suits, s8.s'
We're SII.75
Sizes 6, 7, 9.
We're $II.75

2 Students Suits, labeled for wool
content. Brown. Sizes IL to is,
Were 1855. Now-------S11.97
1 Students Suit. all-wool, blue her
ringbone tweed. Size is. Was
Sz4'oo. Now--------------S18.37
3 Knicker Suits. labeled for wool
content. Blue and brown tweed.
Sizes 7, 8. Were s11.75. Now
S8.81
81 Junior Blouses, short sleeves,
sports neck, button-on waist band.
Cotton. Bright colors. Sizes 4,
5. Were s1.48. Now -SI1O
W&L-North Building BOYS TUE
Evening star., 1946-07-18

100 Rayon and Cotton Blouses in
white and colors. Sizes 80 to 38.
Less than half price. Now 81
20 Cotton Mesh Skirts in pretty
prints on aqua, maize or white
backgrounds. Sizes IL to lS. Less
than half price. Now w-S1. OK
rs Shorts Sets in ne and two
piece cotton or rayon jersey prints.
Sizes IL to 18. Less ian half price.
NOW ---- ----------S S1.95
Evening star., 1946-07-18

Is Sports Shirts. cotton gabardine,
plain colors, long sleeves. Blue.
tan, green. Size 10. Less than half
price. Now 50
s Sports Shirts, cotton, with long
sleeves and sport collar. Plain
colors. Size l8. Were s395. Now
So
So Sports Shirts, long sleeves. con-
vertible collar. Sanforized. Size 18.
Were $3.50. Now 50
SO Sports Shirts, fancy plaid, long
sleeves with sports collar. Sizes
IL. Is, 1S. Less than half price.
Now 60
Evening star., 1946-07-18
Dutro Confounds Foes, Friends
After Six Months as President
By Ernie Hill

or and the Chicago Dolly News
eral as Vargas Charlie Mccarthy.
But, now, as he completes his
first six months as President, the
taciturn professional soldier has
confounded friends and enemies
alike-and most of all Getulio
Vargas. t
President Dutra is running his
own show in Brazil. Prominent
by his absence from the small
group of close friends around the
Evening star., 1946-07-18

alton in hemisphere defense, be-
cause he Is sold on United States
military might.
(Copyright, 1946)
Evening star., 1946-07-18

50 Rayon Dirndl Skirts in gay
prints Of assorted colors. Sizes 10
to 16. Less than half price. Now
S1.95
50 Cotton Shorts in assorted colors.
Sizes IL TO IS. Were sl.e5. Now
81
Is Cotton Pique Dresses, all white
with peasant trim. Sizes 9 to 49,
Less than half price Now So 95
Evening star., 1946-07-18

16 Mems Anklets, rayon with linen
lied toe and heel. Khaki color.
Broken sizes. Were 45c. Now, 25c
% Mems Anklets, cotton, in black
or navy. Broken sizes. Were 45c
Now
Mems Anklets, 50eo cotton, 25qo
wool, $3.50 rayon. Plaid colors.
Broken sizes. Less than half price.
NOW --------------------25c
Evening star., 1946-07-18
Sochet Pin Cushions
&c Less than half price

PIG of these pin cushions with
floral rayon covering.
IS boxes Collins Marking Powder. Pink,
white Less than half price. Now for sc
so bottles Krest Furniture Polish and Clean
er, II ounces. Less than half price. Now 1Cc
ounces. Half price. Now sc
~ tins Feno Bug Killer. / pint. Half price.
Now 5c
312 Hostess Sets with tissue and cotton
puffs. Less than half price. Now --15c
IL bottles Fla Moth, odorless, colorless, STAIN
less. Less than half price. Now gallon 25c
125 bottles Fla-Moth. Quart size Less than
half price Now 1()c
125 Metal Shoe Racks for pairs of shoes
Were S125 and more Now
$50 Metal Clothes Racks, space savers. Half
price Now observation-disclosures
Utility Cabinets, cardboard construction
floral paper cover Were $5 60 Now S2
so Lampshade Covers Plastic material To-
inch size. Less than half price. Now 2(c
2o-inch size. Less than half price. Now zoe
Sewing Baskets with leatherette top. Rayon
lining. Half price. Now ----------- $3.50
IS Raincoats Of clear plastic coated ma
terial Medium size. Half price Now SOC
W&L-North Building
NOTIONS, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-07-18
Mems Swim Shorts, s1.es
We're 1925

6 in awoo acetate rayon and piled cotton Some with
belt and others boxer style Plain fancy Nice for
the summer sWms you plan for vacation Sizes
Evening star., 1946-07-18
Packages Envelopes
&c Less than half price
500 of these packages of ripple
finish envelopes. 25 to a package.

100 boxes Writing Paper, airthin bond, 100
sheets, so envelopes Half price. Now SOC
100 Fans, in gay colors Half price Now &c
~ Metal Boxes with locks for valuable
papers. Less than half price. Now Csc
y Mystic Boards for fortune telling. Less
than half price Now Csc
50 dozen Candles, l5-inch size, in assorted
colors Half price. Now, dozen fOc
rs boxes Matches, 100 packages to a box
Less than half price Now--25c
36 Picture Folders in simulated leather
SKI size. Half price. SOC
rs Combination Game Boards for back
CANNON, acey ducey. checkers Less than
IL boxes Fancy Napkins with 100 in trans
parent box. Less than half price Now soc
IL Waste Paper Baskets, slightly damaged
Less than half price. Now o5c
36 rolls Dustex busting Tissue. Less than
half price. Now
W&L-Eorth Building
STATIONERY, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-07-18
Misses Cotton PIoysuits, s1.'s
han half price

Less than half price
100 of these cotton print playsuts by weknown manu-
facturer In lavender blue and green Sizes IL to 49,
Evening star., 1946-07-18
Lamps and Shades
Greatly Reduced

IS Lamp Shades, plain cream color paper,
inches. Less than half price. Now1(1c
20 Lamp Shades, plain cream-color paper
10 inches. Less than half price. Now -10c
IS Lumarith Shades, peach blue pink or
eggshel Less than half price. Now SOC
Lamp Shades, rayon. 10 inches Less than
half price Now -----9------ S1.95
l Floor Lamp, torchiefre and globe. Was
s2S'36. Now ----------c2.--,------~---S18.50
Floor Lamps, brass finished metal with g.
inch refectors and dark red shades of metal
Were s22.Ss Now ----------------S1 S16.50
Pin-up Lamps, gold-color metal brackets
with etched globes. Were s598. Now S3.95
Desk Lamps and Shades, metal, bronze
finish. Less than half price. Now-----95c
Metal Lamp and Shade, silver-finish lamp
with eggshell rayon shade. Less than half
price. Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S6.95
Lamp Base tall green leather. Less than
half price. Now 81 OK
1 Large Pottery Lamp, brown with 8-inch
reflector and pleated paper shade Was
sl'4z. NOW ---------------------- 1895
1 Lamp, white horse design with paper
shade. Less than half price. Now S3 95
Night Table Lamps, glass Less than half
price NOW ---------------------S2.95
30 Lamps, decorated china. Less than half
price NOW Observation-Disclosures S2.95
Table Lamp Base, square shape of gray
tone metal Less than half price Now 95c
LAMPS, FoURTH FIooR
Evening star., 1946-07-18
Misses Royon Poiomos, $3.50
Less than halt price

Less Than half price
81 pairs OF these checked pajamas brown and white or
yellow and black Sizes 80, a. and &c.
SO pairs Pantles IN black nyon and white ayon satin with
lace trim Sizes medium and large Less than half mice
W&L-North THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-07-18
Misses Dressmoker Suits, s25
Were S35 and more

45 of these dressaker suits and classic tailored suits
In navy, black and checks, all wool Sizes 10 to 49,
IS Misses Raincoats in rayon satin; beed style only
Sizes 10 to 18. Half price Now w------------Sl2 so
W&L-No'th Building
Evening star., 1946-07-18
White Handbags, s1.2o
Less than half price

Less than half price
80 of these washable plastic handbags you through
the summer
andF
price. Now $40
S1.2O to S2.4O Blue Cafskin Handba
and brown
N F1' .----------. oVc than half
Brown Morocco Leather Bag Plastic Thread
clasp price 50
Prices include 209o tar
Evening star., 1946-07-18
DOWN STAIRS STORE OPEN FRIDAYS ONLY FOR cLEA
Reductions Of to and More

zl5 Girls Cotton Gym Suits Now------Sl.50
$50 poirs Mems Bedroom Slippers. Now--------95c
400 Cigarette Lighters to 19e
3o White Imitation Leather Handbags.
so Knitting Stands less thon hoIf price. Now
ESQ Stuffed Toys. Now ow---------------$1to to ST so
100 Dolls. -----S3.o5
IS Oversize Storage Chests. kow-----25e
60 cedortrue Storage Pockets
Evening star., 1946-07-18

Women's s and Misses Dresses
$3.50 We're s5.95 and more
go of these print dresses assorted styles
Sizes 141a to 2O1a and IL to 20.
RY-DAY
Evening star., 1946-07-18
SaUe II, IL and More

Merchandise
Evening star., 1946-07-18
Misses Royon Dresses, s2
Less than half price

Less than haft price
IS dresses in various styles colors and prints As
sorted sizes.
IS Cotton Gabardne Dresses aqua blue Assorted
misses sizes Were S14. 4.95 Now Ct OK
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-07-18
Boys Tennis Shoes, $3.50
We're $3.50 and more

We're $3.50 and more
55 pairs of these sturdy shoes with brown tons
and synthetic soles in sizes to TO-
W&L-North
Evening star., 1946-07-18

Prices include 209o tar ,Ohere applicable
Evening star., 1946-07-18

ding =. MEMS FURNISHINGS, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-07-18

. BOYS FURNISHINGS, FIRST FLOOR
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-05
TWO SAILORS STEAL CAR
 OWNED BY BANKS CROOKS

It is reported that last Friday afternoon two sailors on shore leave stole the Hudson sedan of Banks Crooks, which was parked in front of Mildred's Beauty Sal on. They drove the car as far as B Street where it was wrecked in front of the Trigg's residence.
 The damage has been estimated by Nome Motors to be about S3OO.0O.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-05
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity

Fair and cool tonight and Tues day.
 Lowest temperature tonight 32. Highest temperature Tuesday 50.
 Nome data as of 7:30 am. today Precipitation the last "A hours a trace.
 Total precipitation this month OPT.
 Temperatures last A hours. Highest 52. Lowest 32 Maximum wind last 24 hours 25 mph from the N. Sunrise 3:2l am.
 Sunset 8:56 pm.
 Comparative data. Temperatures on this day since 1907:
 Lowest 29 in 1882. Highest 72 in 1885. Data for other selected stations as of 7:30 am. today.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-05

in addition to highly specialized technical and operating experi- ence.
 As basic policy, to supplement its main line service, the Alaska Communication System has en-
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-05
PAGE SEVEN

couraged and assisted individuals and agencies in the establishment of connecting circuits to it's prin- cipal networks. This policy will remain in effect, the report con- cludes.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-05
ACS OPERATED ALASKA 46 YRS.

gained in more than i6 years of successful operation, is continuing to provide a high quality Of ser vice at reasonable rates, the Pub lie Relations Office Of the War Department disclosed in a recent release. Comparable service and rates could not be provided by private interests under the unique conditions existing in this terri tory.
 Great distances, severe climatic conditions and peculiar magnetic interference create problems which can be met only by the use of the best available equip ment installed, maintained and operated by an organization con- cerned more with adequate ser vice than with profit. It is an economic fact that tolls from the commercial traffic alone would not support this far-flung arter- ial communication system. Since it's basic networks must be op- erated anyway, as a military ne cessity, it follows logically that additional capacity for conner cial traffic can be provided at rates which private interests could not approach. The report con- tinues, by saying, competitive pri- vate agencies, dividing the avail able commercial business, would be forced to higher rates or poor CT service Furthermore, Alas ka necessarily depends heavily up- on radio communications, whose frequencies and procedures must be rigidly controlled in the pub lie interest.
 A single large agency, there fore, an agency serving both gov ernmert and individual require ments is the only solution to the Alaska communication pro- blem.
 The Alaska Communication Sys- tenn does not pretend to be infal- lible. Occasional errors are in evatible in the daily handling of thousands of messages, by any or ganization. Despite an annual I turnover in personnel due to de- mobilization, however, the Sys- tenn has made every effort to maintain its high standards of ser vice All complaints as to ser vice or rates are given careful | consideration for the purpose of correcting errors and generally improving the service. An ex- animation of rates has disclosed i that those in the Alaska area in many cases are below the normal rate structures for similar ser vice in the United States.
 To the knowledge of this or ganization, Bureau of Public Re- lations, War Department, no group has complained of its ser vice to the Alaska Communica- tions, the War Department. or to the Federal Communication Com- mission.
 The Alaska Communications System, formerly known as the Washington-Alaska Military Cab le and Telegraph System CWAM- CATS), has provided the princi- pal communications for the terri
Evening star., 1946-04-06
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE beautiful house and
building lots, adjoining Kenweod, Md, for
small apartment building Of 10 to 25 units
in good Northwest section. The excellent:
contains, on first floor entrance hall, liv-
Ing room, Den, lavatory, dining room, kitch-
en- and dining alcove: on second floor. 3
large bedrooms (each will take twin beds
and one could be readily divided. big
closets and 2 baths: storage attic: in base
and bath hot-water heat with oil burner:
Gear garage. This house is in grand con-
ditior, having been recently redecorated
inside and out. The house Is on lot meas
uring 1o0x202; the 3 adjoining lots meas
ure approximately, 1oox1s2. .12ex155 and
ft. This property Is clear of encumbrance
and. can be sdvantageously traded for
small modern apartment in good North
west section. Co-operation of other real
tor tors Invited Call Bart Walshe of P. J.
WAIsHE. WiAaIsHE. INC. Ills Eye st. NV, Ma.
WILL TRADE EQUITY in modern detached
2-bedrm. brick home of Wis ave for
lease on small store or small commercial
property in NV. or Bethesda or Arlington,
Sglt 81 tn f., wstsh aos,I IrepEairns pa NO 1873 -
portunity for Florida homeseeker. Prem
ises. located most exclusive residential
section Fort Myers. Value, furnished, 500
900. Prewar-built. newly redecorated.
bedrooms, baths, living room, fireplace.
dining room. full electric kitchen, large
scTssned sgt D9rs cs5 p9s
Lot 75 at fronsage a pam andseaped 1sashevssl WITH
tropical trees and shrubs; new Venetian
blinds throughout. Will exchange for
similar-sized residence D, c. or nearby
suburbs. II your home is smaller differ
ence may be arransed. Me. o13s, Q To- 5.
Evening star., 1946-04-06
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B-13
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