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Evening star., 1947-06-19
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MR.. KATEs, Room 9. 1890 New Yors ave.
YOUNG MEN for packinr china and house
hold no effects; ,usz experience not necessary Y
drivers permit and be honest. sober and
industrious. See Mr.. Bailey, rear OF
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city YOU prefer Boy s65-J. Star. --Ia
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good gardener. able to milk COW, work .
horse Small repairs. Cook for self;
steady light work. 0E 4ISs 30
TWO YOUNG MEN, about 20 yrs. OF age.
to work IN frozen custard business, Ap-
ply 694S Georgia ave. NV. 80
FORMER WESTERN UNION operators
Full time or part time work Apply traf-
40 manager, W. o. TEL CO.. 1405 @ ct.
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in the affair is Redge Fowel owner
Of the Orchid Flower Shop.
It sounds like quite q thing, as
Mr.. Strickland tells about it In his
boundless enthusiasm. I'VE have
any kind OF boat you can mention. :
he says. I'VE have fishing boats.
cabin cruisers, speedboats, water
skis, outboard motorboats, row.
boats. canoes any kind of a boat
you want.
Mr.. Strickland also has a casino
with facilities for dining and dane
ing on porch over the water. and
a bathing beach, And If you'd
rather fly down than drive, you can
do that, too. There's a 2.200-foot
landing strip at Mr.. Strickland's
Old Cedar Point Beach, and all
wires in the area have been put
underground to make landings safe
If Ell Patio's Little Jack Little
plays Among My Souvenirs for
you and tells you that 1t now is the
I hit tune of Great Britain, don't
argue with him. He got the word
the other day-latest word, that is
when he talked by telephone with
his aunt, then returning to this
country aboard the Queen Mary.
r 4 X
Jerry Strong Is one OF radios
morning wake-up men who Is seri-
ously considering hiring wake-ur
man to wake up the wake-up man.
The WEAM disc jockey has added
| to his routine Friday and Saturday
night appearances at the Crescent
Cafe. The late hours make it diff
cult for q man to get up in the
morning with the dawn and be
cheerful on the radio. Or off the
radio, for that matter.
/ " y Il X
| We have 1t on good authority that
Clark Gable, who went to New York
| for rest after completing .NThe
Hucksters," swears the pigeons in
| Central Park are so citifled they
walk people-toed.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
After Dark
A Diet Is Sad, Sad Thing;
MIR. Borras Knows Answers
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

never having made Secret Of the
fact that he is a democratic liberal,
1T is seldom that visitors from
Franco Spain turn up there. One
did, however. the other night, apd
introduced himself, somewhat hesi-
family. There were no fireworks, so
he relaxed and had dinner. Later
he confessed to Mr.. Borras.
1--WE been In Washington several
days." he said. Il wanted to come
up here and have some Spanish
food, but / was afraid to- I was
afraid you might poison me-
Don't be silly" said Peter. I'm
In business here, to serve the public.
I don't have to like you, but I'll
serve you. THIS Is a free country,
you know"
Marian Kingsley, who sings with
Gene Pringle's orchestra at the
Wardman Park Metronome Room,
will be a radio guest star tomorrow
night. She will appear with the
Dream House Swingtet," on WRC
at 6:15 pm.
Miss Kingsley, incidentally, Is an
oddity in the world-a native New
Yorker who doesn't like New York
City. She came here month ago
on short visit and liked 1t SO much
she decided to make the visit a
semipermanent stay. If she man
ages to stick with us in mid-August,
wen know she's faithful.
Il
Bill Strickland, the orchestra man
who was on the Lotus bandstand
for so many years and Is now a
band booker, has new enterprise
He's gone into the summer resort
business at Old Cedar Point Beach,
on the Potomac River near Nor
gantown, Md, about three miles
from the new bridge. His partner
Evening star., 1947-06-19
lcLAssIFlED AD RATES

>OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines tMinimum)
Flat rate per line 45c
Out-of-Town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in time
for correction before second insertion.
When canceling classified advertisements
be sure to make note Of the cancellation
number This is important In case your
statement does not show credit for the
cancellation
III advertisement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt which bears serial
number. with date. and identifies your
advertisement
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page A-3.
Evening star., 1947-06-19

Note to Girls with Appetites Who
Think They Would Like to Be Movie
Starlets: Virginia Welles, who was
in town to help point out that her
newest film, Dear Ruth" opens to-
day, has picked up q few pounds
here and there recently. Dining IN
the Statler's Embassy Room last
night under the watchful eyes OF
her mother and a Paramount pub
licity man, she was stuck with the
halibut, while those around her
wallowed in roast beef.
Peter Borras of the Madrillon
Evening star., 1947-06-19

MEATCuTTER, part time, no SATURDAYS
or Sundays; salary plus meals; middle
aged man preferred. Ex. ,2241. 19' i.
truck equipment, dump bodies, hydraulic
lift gates, etc: time and one half over
40 hours; steady work. Apply s. j.
MEEKS SON. 622 G st. NV, Mr.. Fraw-
MECHANIC, white, sober man with ex-
perience. for Lincoln Mercury agency;
e0G e ab eas oos SssS e apDsS fs5o S Rsp
den lane, Bethesda, Nd -27
MECHANIC FOR TRUCK, good hours, good
psyaee Apply Ed .hd Mr M GrgseT sss uLNE ICE CO.
MECHANICS HELPER wanted to assist in
Installation of truck equipment: steady
xopy SDrk mEaRs ana se soa @ 6s sssr 20 st. A9ss nT
Mr.. Frawley.
MEN, white. weight approx 175 lbs
mechanical ability, to learn gas range serv-
Ice WORK Apply B. A. CoE g. Co, 3d21
MEN. EXPERIENCED in applying steel
or plastic tile to install our new aluminium
car Apply pm. Room 5o7, 1927 Eye
MEN isl to distribute handbins; daily pay
46o New York ave, 8 am.
MEN-Want to save your nay? An i'm
portant job with no overhead awaits you
in Korea. All expenses paid and $50 per
month. Positions are open to physically Mt
Divisions in Korea, Here while on leave
you can hunt wild game, climb mountains
participate in many Of the sports you've
known at home-alI at little or no extra
cost TO you, Life In Korea is no bowl of
cherries But jobs here offer unusual op-
portunities for saving money and for ad-
vancement to positions of responsibility
They are Jobs for red-blooded young men
with determination to help establish the
law of the land, restore order and inspire
long oppressed Koreans with democra attic
ideals Incidental expenses are so negli-
gible that an unmarried Army private can
save most of his pay. High overseas pay
t20es above domestic base payl, medical
and dental care. food, lodging and a gen.
evoils retirement plan make this y unique
opportunity for the man who hes what IT
takes Men who can meet prescribed
standards. and who enlist for 3 years, are
entitled to designate the 9th or Tth In
fantry Division at time of enlistment.
Initial training given before departure
from u s. Fun details at o. s. Army
Recruiting Station. 4o3 10th st nv.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WAH QUE REST. 0ormerly Wah Foo Rest }
Is now open for business. TOo hth NV. 20
Time sT 18Gss
Etatements. audits. reasonable. OR. 2074
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-water
heating plants; no cash aeedsa sma1 ma
D. 0asAsH A. srAMsRuRY. ssfusY s Ii. Soss 'i''"A'i0
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80, 40 gal,
PAYMENT: immediate installation. D. A.
sxfEsT ss4FssoETAi warren rt Sosf ossfErARrNe-Fiye-a
and guaranteed / year ARTHUR Markell.
" 5sSassI sss s e nsnqs
TREES TRIMMED or taken down. Call
M vie 19NEs; EST ne En- 6ada 6RaFaspossrBLE for any
self, AMOS L. LEWIS, Jr, 7o7 D st. Sc.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted by my
self ARTHUR A. BIAzzI, s12 10th st.
DIAMONDS. JEwELRY wANTED-Hlghest
MARKEL, $40 + St. nv
debts made BY others than myself, JACK
SINOPOILA $40 Geranium p1., Wash, d c.
debts made BY any. one other than myself
RAYMOND S. RAY, 1865 Stanton ter. Sc.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself ALBERT ". KENNEL, Box 16i-A.
ALL LI'oFi FukNITURE REPAIRED and REIN
ished in your home. Springs and web
bins also repaired. Call any time, EN-
S30I. Ali work guaranteed
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts except those contracted for per-
sonalIy. LLOYD w. HILL 1924 Howison
pl sw 2a*
gallon, 50 95. Plus 15e postage In D., C.
SP. o166-W. 90
Evening star., 1947-06-19

Peter Borras of the Madrillor
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LAUNDRY SUPERINTENDENT for

MAN. know how to handle horses for
farm near Rockville, Md: also do general
farm chores; good pay ME- 0400, --23
MAN. to work on farm in nearby Va;
room, board. salary. Apply 81 You st.
MAN, young. veteran preferred; age, 10
to "a neat appearing, with high schooling;
unmarried able to travel Calf. and re-
turn: assist with advertising. and selling
work; 10 experience needed; high earn
ings: liberal cash drawing account; leave
Sunday See MR.. CLASS, Cairo Hotel,
l0-l2 or 9 till 8: don't phone. 90
MAN, age 25-40, selling mems clothing.
Permanent; excellent salary. ASKINS.
q NJ
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ra1laf perience' eA0 ". w. F.. JENks & son 7Ss
sHoW-cARD sfh ": llR WRITER, must be expert
enced; no drinkers; S11 day, 8 days wk.,
vacation with pay; permanent. Box 42o-J,
SODA FOUNTAIN MANAGER, no nights
or Sun LAFAYETTE DRUG co, s26 18th
Uniforms furnished: conditioned store
SERVICE PHARMACY, 14th and L sts. n:
SPOTTER, for dry cleaning dept; troughl ,
experienced: 51a days. coNGER's LAUh-
DRY, 23id and G SITS. NV. Mr.. LaCodte.
sTaTIsTICIaN FINANCIAL ANALYST
Good opportunity for YOUNG man man Win ,ssas col
have included accounting, financial anal
ysis. statistics, making of charts, etc;
chimes; viii work in large local CORPORA
tion. assisting in the preparation OF both
regular ana special ANALYSIS OF internal
other companies and industries; experience
in the statistical department of securities
brokerage office or IN agencies sucn as the
Securities Exchange Commission. Federal
Reserve Board, etc. would be helpful. In
letter of application, give. full details con-
eerning age. marital status, educatlon'
work experience and salary requirement
Box 73-Is. Star. ---l9
sTENO. CLERK. Apply the PULLMAN
CO. Rm, 30, Union Station. go
TELEPHONE and personal contact man:
salary and commission Ma 34s2. 20
C0LLECToR--Full or part-time. Ma. 34s2.
TILE Settlers. first class, By hour or con-
tract. for development; state age and
wages. etc. Box 453-J, Star.
TIMING MECHANIC, white, experienced.
Apply T::3e to am or to 4:3o p m.
500 10th vt ne --19
TRuCK u I DRIVERS. white. must be expert
enced, Apply HARRY l. CLARK, 1901 o
nITpHuoTIsTERER,s ii Il APPRENTICE, white;
must have good reference. McVEARY
INTERIORS, 335 Eye st. me-, FIR. 1925.
WAITER wanted experienced Cali GIL.
e575. 2o6I n. Wilson, Arl. Va PA
WATCH AND CLOCK SALESMAN, expert
enced 5-day,- 46-hour week. generous
company benefits and privileges. Apply IN
person. employment Office, THE HECHT
CO.. 7th and T sts. NV. 20
WO0DWORKER for shop work, rebuilding
station wagon bodies. Clean. light shop,
located in Va. near Leesburg pike. Prefer
man who lives in that vicinity. This is
an excellent opportunity for good. sober,
reliable worker with shop experience.
Excel. pay. paid holidays and paid vaca-
tons, with health and accident insurance
and many other benefits. Call Mr..
CLICK. week days. EM. 1000. Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14
By John A. Giles

Unless officers and men of the
Army, Navy and Air Force read it
in the newspapers, they probably
will be unaware of unification OF the
armed forces next week.
For when James v. Forrestal takes
the oath of Office as Secretary of
National Defense, and unification
under the National Security Act Of
1947 finally becomes effective, there
will be no perceptible effect on the
average man in the services.
Pay, allowances, travel, etc. are
fixed by separate laws and they will
not be changed
Some Rating Changes.
The Air Force does have in the
first stages of planning several
changes in ratings but no changes
are contemplated in officer grades.
Aircrewmen classifications would
be substituted for the present Army
ratings of private. private first class,
corporal, etc. The airman would
be known as aircrewman first class,
aircrewman second class, etc.
The use of special blue uniform
by Air Force personnel has been
proposed but it is felt that Mr.. For
restal would not approve it.
See No Advantage.
1--WE can't see the advantages Of
any plan which would tend to bring
about further outward differences in
the services" spokesman in Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14
Merqer Will Have Little Effect
On Officers and Men of Services

Forrestal's Office said yesterday.
Furthermore, the substitution OF
new uniforms for the Air Force
would cost the taxpayers quite a
sum. In short, we can't see where
any such plan would serve to help
unity the armed forces
The Navy gray uniforms, he said
will be abandoned, and will not be
worn after october l, 1948. All armed
forces personnel will dress in khaki
during the summer.
The first change which will affect
the ordinary CT probably will be
new insignia for Air Force person.
mel.
Will Take Oath Soon.
The Department of the Air Force
actually will not come into being
until "a hours after Mr.. Forrestal,
now Secretary of the Navy, is sworn
in as Secretary of National Defense.
He is expected to take the oath of
office shortly after President Tru-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14
NBC Will Ban Crime
On Air Till $50 Pm.
Beginning January |
By the Assooioied Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept. 10.
The National Broadcasting Co.
announced today it would not broad
cast detective, crime or mystery
programs before $50 pm. New
York Time beginning January l,
1913.
| The network said $50 of its 167
affiliates approved a recommends
ton banning the programs in the
daytime and early evening at
closed session of MICS first annual
convention. The seven affiliates not
voting were absent from the meet
ing
The action was taken, NBC said
lin order to further reduce the ex-
posture of juvenile and adolescent
minds to crime suggestions
/ An NBC spokesman in New York
said, however, that the action would
not involve the banning of any cur
rent programs but was intended
merely to formulate code for the
future
Crime Programs.
NBC, he said, broadcasts only
three crime mystery programs and
these. Mole Mystery" The Big
Story" and Mr.. District Attorney"
are broa dcast after the $50 pm.
deadllne.
The spokesman said NBC officials
were confident network stations
lin earlier time zones would tram
scribe the programs for later broad
casting.
The recommendation said drama
tization of crime, mystery and de-
Elective stories requires particularly
mature and discriminating judgment
in radio presentation"
The vivid, living portrayal OF
such dramas on the air has an
impact on the juvenile, adolescent
or impressionable mentality that
cannot be underestimated," the
recommendation said.
Effect on Time Zones.
Crime and mystery programs
originating in New York after $50
pm. will not be broadcast by NBC
affiliates in the Mountain and Pa
cific Coast time zones before 8 PM.
local time.
Individual delayeds will be per-
mitted on stations in these zones
whenever the client does not decide
to do live repeat broadcast" the
recommendation added.
For guidance of NBC producers
and sponsors of such programs, the
recommendation reiterated the net
works policies. These included:
mo program will be broadcast
which glorifies or justifies crime.
No Revenge Motive.
Revenge shall never be justified
as a motive. Suicide will not
be detailed in method or presented
as a satisfactory or justifiable solu-
ton to any human problem.
Law, justice and the officers of
the law should be portrayed with
out Disagreement or ridicule, but
with respect.
Crime must always be punished.
Crime Is not subject for
comedy"
The afhliates also approved a
resolution calling for adoption by
the National Association of Broad
casters at its convention here next
week of an improved code of broad
casting practices"
NBC said it would make "insti-
tutional announcements" during
football bfoadcasts this fall to show
the advantages OF privately operated
radio over controlled
| broadcasts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14

man returns from Brazil next Sat-
urday.
There probably will be a COM
bined Army-Air Force appropriation
bill for the 1948-49 fiscal year. Off
Gals have not had sufficient time
to divide the functions and person.
mel of the War Department be-
tween the two new departments.
The first budget estimates are due
to reach the Budget Bureau to-
morrow. 1t was learned yesterday
that no separate estimate had been
made for the Department of the
Air Force because it actually has not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14
Talk on School Health

DR.. Paul Bowden, Arlington Coun-
ty public school health director, will
speak on "Objectives of the School
Health Department" at a meeting
of the Charles A. Stewart Parent
Teacher Association at 8:15 pm
Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14
Mrs. F. B. Hustinqs Named

ORANGE, Va, Sept. Is (SpeciaD |
George Dix, chairman of the
Orange County tuberculosis Asso-
citation. has announced the appoint
ment of Mrs. Francis B. Hastings
as executive secretary for Orange
County to succeed Mrs. Moselle
Fairer, who resigned in July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14

yet come into being. and also be-
cause the fiscal experts have not
had sufficient time to bring about
the division,
Evening star., 1947-03-17
Residents and Groups
Here on Navy LIST for
Certificate Awards

Twenty-six District and national
organizations and 420 individuals,
including many Washington resi-
dents, are to receive Navy Depart
ment certificates for services to the
Navy during the war. The awards
will be made at $3.50 pm. Thursday
at the Navy Department auditorium.
Organizations which gave contin-
uous three years service, and indi-
viduals who contributed 500 volun-
teer hours or who gave continuous
voluntary service over a period OF
two years are to receive the honors.
Certificates OF Appreciation will
be presented to the following tndi-
viduals: Joseph E. Davies, former
Ambassador to Russia; Mrs. William
M. Calvin, Mrs. Herbert S. Hurlbut,
Joseph C. McGarraghy, Floyd D.
Akers, Milo Christensen, Thomas
S. Settle, Millard T. Charlton, Mark
Lansburgh, DR.. Garnet C. Wilkin-
son, Winfree johnson. Coleman Jen-
nings, Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle,
Harry S. Wender, Mrs. Harry Bern
ton, Mrs. Cary D. Langhorne, Miss
Jane Sniffen and Mrs. Martin Vogel.
Certificates of Achievement will
be presented to the Masonic Ser
vice Center, Women's Overseas
League, Army and Navy Union,
Business and Professional Women's
Club of the District of Columbia,
John Bennett Memorial Club, Spe-
cial Library Association, Daughters
Of the American Revolution, Grey
Ladies Organization, Regular Vet
erans' Organization, Soldiers, Sailors
and Marines Club, War Service
Activities, Graphic Arts Press, Inc.
Also the Law Reporter Printing Co.,
Pepsi-cola Co., Junior Ofncer's Club,
Community War Fund, American
Red Cross, International Associa- !
ton of Chiefs Of Police, Order OF
the Eastern Star, Navy Relief So
ciety, District Recreation Depart
ment, Servicemen's Club No. l, In
formation Services, Defense Com
mission of Churches, Officers Service
Club of the United Nations Inc,
and War Hospitality Committee.
Evening star., 1947-03-17
hinnigerode 10 Give Talk
On American PAINTINGS

C. Powell Minnigerode. director
emeritus of the Corcoran Gallery OF
Art, will give an informal talk on
American painters and paintings at
$50 pm. Thursday in Linthicum In
stitute Hall, 3116 o street NV.
One of the leading authorities on
American art, Mr.. Minnigerode will
illustrate his talk with so or more
lantern slides. The illustrations have
been selected from the Corcoran
Gallery collection.
The lecture will be for the benefit
Of the organ fund of Christ Church
in Georgetown. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned at the door.
Evening star., 1947-03-17
PTA Will Hold Forum
At MONTGOMERY Bloir

A forum of parents, students and
teachers will feature q meeting at 8
pm. Wednesday of the Montgomery
Blair High School Parent-Teacher
Association in the school.
President John Reno said parents
on the panel will be Mrs. George E.
Robertson and Leonard Eesley;;
teachers will be Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Donald and K. r. Rhodes, and
students will be Rita Zumwalt and
James Duffy.
Evening star., 1947-03-17
Recreation Heads to Talk

Heads of the District Recreation
Department will be guests of the
East Central Civic Association at q
meeting at 7:30 pm. tomorrow at
the Bundy School, 429 o street NV.
'Iarlow B. Christensen, superin-
7ndent of the recreation depart
.ent, and his assistant. John l..
Eoung, will tell OF recreational plans
for the East Central area.
Evening star., 1947-03-17
Civic Association to See
Two Movies on Sufety

Two safety films entitled TX
Marks the Spot" and "It's Wanton
Murder" will be presented at a
meeting at $3.50 o'clock tonight by
the Public Interest Civic Association
of East Washington in the parish
hall of Calvary Episcopal Church,
Eleventh and G streets NE.
The showings are in cooperation
with the Capital Transit Co. The
public is invited.