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2Si Sputh IrpahUQn.

Yaitrr Scbn 9aumon. SonntasiduIt
ieben Sountaa llbr porr,ittaos. 10 llb,
@otte3bierit IN Der 3a,,ncsIprade. II
ilbr oeutid)cr Guttesbien!t. Ser beuts
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big Oirer.. 9ienstaa unb Dreitaa rddt
mittnps llbr.
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fins ber5lib ipillfon,n,er. =.
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9. 9. Guaua. 2utb. st. Nsbannes &ird,

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r21-25 1rnit Muc.
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rel. Sbaron ilnb llmaeosno iinb au beu
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Wcit 81. Ctr. Mnb 9Sillarb Mpe.

SphauneS SeutihIdnbcr. Senior Yaz
ltnr; Sobn s.. 0euti ihlGnher. sliipciute
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Sonnta9 80 llbr; Sonntagi hule 10
Biz II libr; gnalild,er @ottesbienft II
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lid, eingelaben.
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gems
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iino ber5lid) cingclancn.
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bierten Sbuntag 1915 l.hr. Selltiher
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10 lltr. 9eutid)e Sdule SdmstaG nahs
nlittaas 2 libr.
Nllc 6!aubensecno1Ien nnb 1.el,nbc
limb ber5l;ct cngellben.
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2ird1e. kV(cnfieIb unb 9ipSberrN Npe.

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lftclb Mpe Sel.: Yingrce 6205. Gng=
Iiiber 8pttesbienit ~ 1lbr porntittags;
Selitid,e ,i,,b englilbe So.ntagidrle llm
II llbr pormittass 0eu:ltDer Gottes>
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Iebten Gienstag bes Ntunats &ir6en=
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tagnhen5.
sll(e &lcubenseenui'eu anh Srelnoe
iino ber3litb eingelaten
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Nms Gkieaee. 1Qincis
3ueio 10.

Die Mitalieoer oes 3lpei9 10 ,per
Sen auilnerfian ge,l,adt, oab in oel
@erial,jmling beibloiien lpurSe, ln
ier ireies Giien am Sonntag, ben 5
Mai' $50 l1br nadlnittogs 5u &C.
ben. slle Mitglleoer lperoen erlub1
iid an aielem Giiell 81 beteillgsn' Is
tonnen allh 8dite mitgebrad)t luer
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eering iein. gitte fonul,t ale ltt
laiiet uns einen id)0nen 9lbeno ba
ben. Gas aomitcc miro fir Elm qlltes
giien Gorge tragen llnO Grfriidulua
iuiro audi porbanNen ieiu.
Glilabetb Sitterlp, Setr.
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etnb Ste uns Sure ansebDrtAen
DeitalteS TIM Qrantenperetu unD
Central Sertanb? Wenn nidst. iett
u be Seit bet3ntreten. Nm Senaners
Snfsrmatisn rufen Sie ben 2sssl.
oertIeter On.
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|, Guana. Gmtbcr. 9eartin Gutber 0trHe,
Gfc Diplcr unb Nuu Strnfse.

Yiarrer 9. e. S,euer Sscben Sonntaa
poritta9s = lltr Sunntog's)llie; 10 llbr
! enaliidler &ottesnieuit; II ltGr beuti6er
0ptte5rienlt.
NDe GIallbe..s0enclien uno freunbe
] iino hcrSliC, e,naelabcn.
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9eutihe Gu. 2utbcr. Srrterus. .2trdye,
G6e II. Nue. nnb 1iamsre ctr.
Slayer s,uanir q. SiiH1tina. 1919
Ni,lnlcre Ctr. S,;.. 22"@ss.-... ayeneh
SpnntaI > ilhr rprmittass Srnutags
'tille. % llbr eneliid,er @ottesbienft
II lltr hsutidlcr 8ottesb,cnit. ;.
Mne liitbcr,Ehen Glnntensgencifeh
bentIdlcr uro cnaliifer Dnnae ir tyarp
lne lln,aeb,lrs lt,,b 81 SEN 8ottesbtens
ltcn her5liG cinaelnhen.
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ct. SuJannes &ird)en 8cnein6e.

9ie 8enlanunlung oes Tralell
8ereins finoet Den 1. Wtai il, he,
Sfulrdunlen ser Stride I'M Z llDr
abenbs itatt. slae Sdppeitern lilro &C.
beten anipeielto gu iein. Nad Ser Ser
iammlung hperben bic Sdlpeiteru,
pelde 8sburtstag baben, &affee unb
SUDDEN ierpieren.
Qlntru tSdmei0er, Sefr.
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mittags, itattfinoet. Mae SdNpeitern
pcroen eriuft Inteil s,l nebmen an
ser Gerianunll,ng.
&atb. Gopier, Sefr.
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Kircblirbe Racbrichten

nat. IS ubr: Cutler Xiaaz azSibnng &
bis 9 llbr dbenbs.
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Trmbjabrs=&u &unsert

1sriibjabrs=&pnscrt
bcr Gillette gicocrtaicl Sunntog, bcu
%. Mpril nadJmittass 1 ltbr
i'm Gillette Sahienbeim, 400 SIl
50. ,StraBe. = Iirigeut Erofeiipr
HuoolI Shuiter.
Programm.
Dirigent -. Prof. r. Schuster
/. Orpheus in der Unterwelt :. =. >.
Ouverture .......... /. OHenbacb
Deutsches Konzertorchester
Dirigent T.. Muelhahn
a) Die Musk kommt Cd. V. Lilien-
cron) ........... Rudolf Schuster
Nit Orchester
b. Tanzlied ......... NJ. Doebert
Liedertafel Gemischter Chor
Dirigent . Prof. r. Schuster
3. Maigioeckchen and die Bluemelein
................ F. MendelssOhn
Duett =. Folberth und Z. Liedke
4. Fine kleine Fruehlingsweise
(Humoreske) .......... A. Dvorak
Bearbeitet Won r. Schuster
Liedertafel Damenchor
Dirigent Prof R. schuster
S. Waldeslied ........... c. Kreutzcr
Bass-Solo ... NJ. Meier
e. Nachtzauber .......,,... A. kirchl
Madrigal Junior Chor
Dirigent E. Prof A. Nikolaus
Deutsches Konzertorchester
Dirigent :. H. Muelhahn
s. Faust, concertized Grand Opera >.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Oh. Gounot
Adaptation and Score: j. S. Zamecnil
Liedertafel Gemischter Chor
und Dorchester
Dirigent .. Prof. r. Schuster
9. Das Zauberlied .................
Sopransolo ..... NJ. Guip
10. Waltz of the Flowers .....
................ P. Tschaikowsky
East Junior Saxon Choral Club
Direktor 49,. r. Schuster
Ii. Gesprengt sind dener Burgen Tor,
................ Rudolf Schuste
Liedertafel Maennerchor
12 Schlittschuhlaeufer-W Walzer
................... f. Waldteufe
Gemischter Chor init Orchester
Bearbeitet Won A Nikolaus
Saxonia-Eintracbt- Hermania Gem.
Chor >. Dirigent Prof A. Nikolaus
13. Gruess mir die Heimat (Lied de
Heimatlosen) .......... =. Schultz
Worte und Bearbeitung r. Schuste
Solo (M. Guip) . LiedertafeI Gem.
Chor und Orchester
IA. Schluss ,Marsch 80. Einzug der
Gladiatoren ;. ID. Konzertorcheste
Dirigent :. H. Muelhahn
Nah Dem aon5ert folgt grtes 81
fen l,tho Ian5 BEL gutter Wllif ne6i
Grfrii6lntgen .aller Mrt.
&oanntt ole Damn MAIDEN mir oieie
0eit az einem Greignis.
Sm Ramen Der 2ieoertaiel
9 aatb. 2rdgner. Sefr
- llnterftiiten S:e bic In uniere,
0ettuno on3eiseuoen @ef&dftsle,,tl
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JeutiGe ~. 2utb. &DnteruS. .Oemetnbe.
Gfc Simcoln uno HiitG aUc.

Gia,rer Gilbert 6. g. Grotie. 66b
SHid Npe. Snaliider 8otteSbienft 9 ubr.
SpnntasiG):le 10 llbr. Ccutider @ots
tesbienit ii ltbr. Seben erlten Sonntao
i'm Monat 6rallen Tereiu Terlan,mlun0.
:Sseben aipcitcn Sonntag i'm Mondt 3trs
d,euratzSitung. Sepsr 5ipeiten Dettts
mod I'M Ionat Gather Hiea Neridnnss
ting. Sonrtaaihu!=G::,in8 tpiro tn
Icrals bctlnntgegeben.
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3meiy A..

Ule Serlanlnllllng tlnOet alE
Gonnerstag, Den 3. Mai, s ltbr
abenos in oer Saae 5159 g. Mib.
lamb s(pe. itatt. Die 0titglieoer wer.
oen hermit irelruolid) eriubt Der
ielben bei5lnpobner.
SeDr lpid)tlge Bel ldGfte ipartcn
auf Grleoigung' nobel Die NmpeIen-
belt aeer Sfapeitern llluo Vriioer mot,
menoie lit. 9llle MtitJlieOer lperDen
auimerfiam ge1nud)t OaB 1lnier 8an,
fett unO Gang am II. Mai itattfii-
oct. Ille Sor6ereitungen iino bereits
actroiier, oas Set 81, einem if0nel,
I 5r geitalten.
SIN &onitee iito bcrreu un:,
5rauen: Mife Wattes, @eorg 1sierit.
Sobn Jabic, 0an yuts, Sobn 3ult.
ner, Gan llnth, Sobn llnth, Mife
|'Sallmen, Gus Yetri, SAUL 2ieiens
bader, Sobn Sontid). Yeter aramer,
| Nnop &raft, Senrp Yaul, Mife
8aier SSr, Sobn 3ultner ST., Mnop
, 3ultner Sr, &id)aro 3ultner.
Cara 5aub, Sefr.
9as SHUTTER nnb : 3od)ter-Hanfett
bonn Jrauen Verein 3apeig as ,pirS
am 8. Mai an 1859 q. Miblano slue.
abgebalten. 9ie frel,nolidite Gintu.
Dung ergebt an alle Miitter, 5Obtel
lno Jrellnoe unieres Gereins Ser
Muttertag unl 8. Wui init uns 81,
fsiern. Ins &pnlitee apirS ieinr
Miibe id)euen inb oieies ;Seit gum
idoniten aller JeIle 81 nnd)en
&onunt ale unO hclpei|t eurel
Wtiittern apie piel lie eud) lpert iinb
Sergebt nid)t, sic Wutter lit ser belt,
6reunb BEN ibr babt. Wir fennen all,
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3lfrieoen. Nid)t allen auf Dem Gr
benruno lit bieles bobe @liit bejd)ie
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3ltian1nen feiern. benn mir hpiiiel
/ nidt iuie lange es uns ucrg0nnt III
6eieinan0er 5u iein. Sm &omitee fiil
oas 8anfett limo oie Sdlreiteru
@Ioops Mmorae, Heginu Nped, Sn.
'pbie 8aier, Margarete 8aier, Saro
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222-224 Sf ,. auc.
Hep 8. 8. Idtenbera. Yfarrer. Gele,
pbcn Sp. 1745. Sn Gorns nnb 0eiers
faaen ppru,:ttag5 $3.50 .lbr Sonntaes
ihulc; 1890 llbr ens!iidcr unb 11:16
llbr bcutidJcr Gptteshienit.
Mus Glaubens9enuiien linb 6reunbe
iino lerSlt6 ntIlton,nten.
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3meiB 8.

3ueiB 8.
gs oiene alien Sdreitern slr
yadridt, oab Die nddyite 8eriumm.
lung am sonntag, oen 5. Mai, nod
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Wcmeinbc, ). ctr.

Vfarrer A,aus 8. 5. Simoleit, 244
Mbd,ns Ctr, atodeiter, Asa. Selephon:
&ohciter 23Gs. 8ottesoienit $3.50 1lbr
mpraens; Sonntasihule 1915 n!r; -
Tralen Serein @erlan,mluns ant lesten
Spnnerstas ieben NonctS, 8 ubr abenbs
,sebermam lit beralid, !riufo:nn,en.
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SIR Gr1nnerun0

an lu,icren gelieb.en @robpater, ga
ter iuno @atten
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VTHUJuUTszNUH6cTI
Der Gillette 2'cocrtaicl Sunntag, ben
%. Mpril nadlmittass 1 llbr
i'm Gillette SahIenbein1 400 Sil
50. StraBe. - Girigeut Srofeiipr
Nuooli Sduiter.
Evening star., 1946-07-28

tour was cancelled because
the contract imposed Cnndl-
tionS which she considered
unsatisfactory" She went on
theater tour instead, ana
sold as many bonds as she
would have with the soap
opera.
The prospective Miss Amer
lca" who thinks the title un-
locks the door to motion pic
ture Stardom should listen to
Miss Ramcy.
Screen test" Oh. that
screen test! I, tocE three
months to max, :hAl test
They wanted nc 70 play a
Evening star., 1946-07-28

sort of sOllcd dove type and
I kept telling them ! couldn't.
We )uSt argued back and
forth until they finally let me
make the kind of test want
ed. But | never heard any
more about 1t.
Miss Ramey did manage 20
place second among II. MISS
Americas" in the ma,trl ol
money accompanying the
honor. Her actual prizes
amounted to three $lOO War
BOndS-Onc for talcnt, one
for setting of a bathing SUIT
to best advantage and one tor
winning the contest. To tins
Was ADDED $1,000 each from
three trims which like to
have Miss America ndorSc
their products. Proceeds from
the lhcatcr tour and a few
other items brought the total
to $500.
II this figure looks fairly
Slzablc remember that 1t IS
gross. not net. There are
scores OF expenses connected
with a career in show DuSl-
ness stage costumes, tram
fares. hotel bills, publicity.
photographs and special ma
terial eff a girl wants to
Sln4. and her voice Is no more
sensational than mime. she
has to have special material. !
Altogether there was little
left to put in the bank.
Miss Ramcy Is veteran of
II beauty contests. a routine
she StarlCd AT IA, so Sllc
should know whereof she
speaks when she advises
would be Miss Americas
that 1t Just isn't worth the
trouble. The headaches that
go with trying to cash IN on
the title 10 become estab-
llshcd IN SHOW business are
too many And Venus can
prove that iomt handlly by
asking how many names ol
former winners of the top
beauty honor You can recall.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Page s
Beauty Queen Finds Career in Song
by HARRY MACARTHUR

ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
this summer. as in past sum-
merS, girls are parading in
beauty contests. In Septem-
Der those Judged the most
beautiful in the various States
will converge on Atlantic
City. there to vie with face,
figure and a modicum Of sing
ing or dancing talent for the
title of Miss America Of
1916"
Not one of these lasSleS is
likely to pause long enough in
her dreams of fame to be dl-
verted from her goal But the
sad fact is that the Miss
America title is quite likely
to represent a hollow victory.
There is, for example, the
case of Venus Ramey, the red
headed beauty who repre-
sented Washington to Wan the
title on the night of Septem-
Der 9, 1914. Miss Ramey sub
Sequently went On " three
month theater tour 1T the
end of 1914. Then she turned
up in the office of the theatrl-
cal agent who had arranged
the jaunt. Where. she wanted
to know, could she 60 to work
next?
The agent shook his head.
you're Miss America of
1914" he said. This IS l945.
Any girl who enters the
Miss America" contest does
so with rosy dreams. and Miss
Ramey was no exception. The
dreams are not long IN col
lapSlng, as Venus discovered
She was, 1t may Startle you to
learn. in a New York hotel
room for two days Immediate
ly after becoming Miss Amer
ica" without hearing the
sound Of the telephone.
Il catch on quickly" she
remarked recently at 4 local
night club, where she was en-
barking on a career as a
singer of sophisticated hu-
morOuS songs. 1t only took
me two days to realize that
something funny was going
Evening star., 1946-07-28

on. Here | was Miss America
and nothing was happening.
not even some stranger call
ing up to try to make a date.
1t didn't seem right. some
how"
This was the beginning of
a series of difficulties which
soon led to cancellation Of
soap and War Bond selling
tour planned for Miss Amer
ica." With what seems to be
characteristic honesty she re-
fused to allow the cancella-
ton to be attributed to her
Ill health. She was in the
pink, she reported, and the
Evening star., 1946-12-09
New York HaIbor
Faces New Iieup
d. il,e Asseeisisd Press

NEW YORK, Dee. 9-New York
Harbor today was threatened with
another tlgbcat strike Is boat oWn-
|Stx and union of1cials prepared to
resume negotiations for 1 new con-
tract
Local 3s3, United Marine Division
|of the international Longshore-
mems Association, which tied up
the hArbor ii long strike early
this year, last night authorized the
taking Of new strike ballot.
Capt. william v. Bradley, presi-
dent of the local said no date had
been set for the strike vote. He
said the union sought n daily pay.
increase and reduction of the work
week from - 70 70 hourz.
Capt. bradley said present pay
ranged from IS cents an hour for
deck hands 10 81 20 for captains. He
sid the operators claimed the un-
lion demands amounted TO 30 per
Icent increase, and reported they had
lodexed 4 4A-hour week, Z per cent
increase and time and : half after
flour hours Of Saturday work.
Evening star., 1946-12-09
Cotton Forecast
is ior 5 AS1 900 Bales
Dy shs Assoeiussd Pfsss

The Agriculture Department to-
day reported the indicated produce
ticn Of cotton this year ct 9. 8.487. .00(
bales of 500 pounds gross weight.
This estimate compares with 9,
4S7 900 forecast q month ago, with
9. .0l5, 900 produced last year and With
Il, ,553, 900 for the 10-year t1e35- 1g4l)
average.
The amount Of cotton from thia
years crop ginned to December 4
was placed 1T 1885 ,014 running bale.
by the Census Bureau in .An accon-
panying report. Ginninfs 70 tn
same date last year were ~, ,6oy
bales.
The department said the acreage
to be harvested this year would be
about 1855, 900 acres, compared
with 7,O59, 900 list year and ~ :
800, 900 for the 10-year average.
Abandoned acrease this year Is :
per cent.
The Indicated per acre yield ii
lint cotton was reported at 23o.s
pounds compared with s38 pounds
last year and 14s3 pounds fpr tl1e
l0-year average.
Evening star., 1946-12-09
Maxi Doctors Poisoned Reich
Prosecutor Says as Trial Opens

81 14e 04Sf1kEU 8f1e Qt3f ma VIII l<9<
mcr91V s naurtler trial: that II real
parpOoe ~ 10 show the German
pe0p1e I'M ertncnts Ae outlined
Were Ill al,d not fabIe Z ~ n
Gen. TDo1cr I'D tlie defefdentz
Were k13ned pl1ySicdans md soKne
EVEN Nere xIjstingu uished scientists,
yet tl 6xpe n1elatD failed to con-
.tribut1 tinsle Thing TO world
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Evening star., 1946-12-09
High otif ]! Bocls Ks !
| Right Of Eoren)en
Form { ilipl,s
Revere G l,vie tion
Of Three 6 er,,,0i,s Il.
lien Regis tio,
w liz Assoetuis prseS

The Supreme Court today ii
fenect upheld the right of fore
men to organize unions and bar
gain effectively with employers
The tribunal refused to regiew ]
lower court decision which held that
foremen are covered BY the National
Labor Relations Act. The effect u
| the refusal was to leave this dcci-
sion undisturbed.
The court gave no reason for IL
action.
IN other decisions to-day the court:
Reversed BY unanimous decisim
the conviction Of three Germal1s
charged with failing to disciose
membership in the Maxi Party when
registering as aliens.
Fraud Case Thrown Out.
Threw out BY : 5-to-4 split . mail
fraud indictment against two leaders
Of the II AM religious group b.
cause women were excluded from
the jury.
Broadly upheld. la "A s-to-0 deci-
sion, discretion N taae Federal Com
mimi CATIONS Conrni MON Ii licensing
radio stations.
Upheld decision that interest
may not be paid on overdue coupons
on first mortgage bonds of Inland
Gas Corp.
Upheld the murder conviction Of
Evening star., 1946-12-09
Doctors Iospiful to Push York
On Siory dition q inc

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present no It'll -
EN- elss; sSe 3
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Evening star., 1946-12-09
~ ihe Asso<isisd pesss

NUREMBERG, Dec. Brig. Gen,
Telford Taylor demanded today that
AZ men and B woman charged with
conducting Maxi medical expert
ments on live Victims be condemned
as murderers who poisoned the a.
tire German medical prufeaaion
under Adolf Hitler.
Gen. Taylor opened the trial so4
high-ranking Nazi doctors "a the
same court where Herman Gcering,
Joachim Won Rihhentrop and other
Nazi ringleaders were sente1eed n
death last October Az pleaded ~
guilty
"a bitter tones the Au1eric1n prrg-
|ecutof o6t1ined his c&1o m IA ails
Aulezickn court and 1: 3 a.
Third Retch diod pf M cu cl Z
The defendantt m - n
10 that poasQ
sTlne vicl it tl1 ! : = = ~
q tlfe gurvtzdr8 N1Il ~
courtroom
The egleral declared the 1xoslp
opefnted directly under HetIIE
Himmler md the armed fefc III
bjected voles, Ri1nQiens M 1
10 fatal experlfuents under h1gf
6ltitude coa1 l<&Ixis 10 IN
ine, to p0isols "a jecti ioelG z,d % eta~
4 iced drinking q -
Evening star., 1946-12-09
Time OF Christmas Eve
souqhi for U 5. Workers

The Council Of Personnel Admire
astration revealed today that It
would recommend to President Thu
man that Government employees Be
given either . half day or full day
on the day before Christmas
Spokesmen for the councti, which
serves as an advisory body TO the
Civil Service Commission, said It had
not been decided whether to recon-
mend half or fun day on.
Z. It Is expected that definite rec
ommendation win be sent to the
White House within few days and
that the President will follow the
suggestion.
Before the war, government en-
.nloyes usually received 4 full da5
on the day before Christmas, but
: during the war this practics VA
abandoned.
Evening star., 1946-12-09
I b0il Score
Report ound ii
Russi0n Scr'op 0per
eys,e ssee - essas

MOSCOW nec The Ens-
coW NeWs rcposted today that
i manuipt a. s16chAi 1kys
Nltsrnclref Suite Z stoIeu
nearly i hall cents1fy aEo frOGn
the st. Petershsrg Conserva-
tory library. had been found n
. load of waste paper.
a young LeninsYad COM
poser named zahICtSky discov-
cred the score ii peper ~ had
bought e COVER his apert1nelt
walls befote hanging wallpaper.
the newspaper sid.
It added that the manu-
script, tuxudd oTer % ti1e eo-
Wet governments for deposit in
the Tschaikovslly Museslr1, Was
believed ~ IL tlae oJa 1noFn
which tlae emp - eoaps iletD6
/ lxITSca SRI1oll14l1 an os1 n S<E4
iettered - blue pancl.
Evening star., 1946-12-09
|EsIIY FIuITy liils Stocks;
|Mod Gains Reduced laieI
" ~ Asseei ~ ersss

NEW PORK, Dpc. a. Stock a.
change prices moved upward strong
III today ID the Wa1e at the coal
strike settlement, but lnter selling
ID orfier 70 pocket pro1its reduced
most eains
At the openinx of trading on the
New York Exclaange II locked fur I
WniI6 u thoagh pE5ce1 0e1xattveay
Uaald ~ sl1x0ai9h The rp0fs Mcet
iI Wsfe - y n to "a i aliare.
|1ne cier teps I'm lslsl1ld 1ptr
fkSxlln 11r 81 1Iai1lntes axd tl1e
tEnalnlcr e e6o0 30 sia1< II ne
mt hour - ~ heavieo since
1m6t january
rhsn prod nl1ne q, cutting
same ~ the aflvnnce s1a1np1x GO.
ing 11ato tn 11r l,osls hovexet.
T7nifed Htak1s Gt es rp
III 10 ana neta, Il ontA
|Ne Retained 4 plus of 41.0o md
Chxysler shout the sauae East-
1lann K0d6k Was aheads t5.76 !
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