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VIM FEATURES

laincourt was her own chee-ild to
hear her rave"
ITO get on with it, the Garboish
Karen is quite another ticket. As
masklike and cold as the Snow
Queen. Concerned, but unruf1ed, II
you know what I mean. She turned
a shade whittier, II that's possible,
but l got the distinct impression
she'd only walk around the corpse
and 60 on her way. A bit too con-
trolled.
Victoria was next. She blew in
with book under her arm. Had
been browsing around the Public
Library-walked home"
McCale pursed his lips. II i'm
agine she screamed once, made an
inappropriate remark and had .
long hooker Of whisky on it,
you are very adroit."
i've an unusual mind, guess"
said McCale facetiously. "What
crack did she maker"
"She looked down at the corpse
in kind Of mixture of fright and
sheer excitement and said, Then
someone did have the nerve'."
McCale whistled.
| Donlevy turned a page. Chris
topher Storm-the guy that didn't
get the girl-or almost didn't,
what? He probably will now. He
swears that he was walking back
and forth along the lower Common
path, hoping to intercept Veronica
on her way home if she should
come that way. She didn't show,
so he came on up to the house.
There's a funny thing, Duke, them
all breaking up in onesies after the
wedding rehearsal. Oh, well. We
come now to Veronica, the bride.
Veronica drove up in a cab-the
last to arrive. She was strangely
excited, thought. She'd been doing
some last minute shopping, saw it
was getting late and got a cab at
the corner Of Boylston and Ire
mont" He hesitated. &c. she
said" He let his. last two words
hang in the air.
A devastating conversational
abyss yawned, for McCale made no
reply. Minutes licked away. When
he did speak, it was quietly.
"She is the obvious suspect, Of
course, Bart. The accusation Of
Shari Lynn; the fact that both Miss
Bigelow and saw a girl in green
running away from the scene di-
rectly after the murder. Too bad
she should have picked the corner Of
Boylston and fremont street to get
her cab. There are very few shops
there and, as you have noted, the
path running from the gate oppo-
site the Bigelow house, over the hill
by the cannon, ends at that precise
point.
Hardly coincidence"
McCale shrugged. "What about
the weapon?"
"She must have thrown it away"
Then the area in which to search
for it is small. A woman cannot
throw too far"
II know that" A thwarted look
came over Donlevy's craggy face.
We've had special squad hunt
ing it for three hours. So far, not
a sign of it. We've actually used
loodlights and turned up every fall
en- leaf, emptied every ash barrel in
the park, with no luck"
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CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
HELP WANTEp-WOMEN

WANTED: Dependable. steady girl or
woman for general homework in modern
ranch home, no children to care for.
adults. Must be neat and good cook. one
capable of taking charge in absence Of
owners. Permanent employment for right
party. References REQUIRED. State wages
expected. Contact AMANDA c. WEIGH.
Big Timber, Mont. Telephone 1877.
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and "All of a sudden my skirt fell
down. There I stood in scanty gym
shorts and a pair of bobby soxI
The applause was deafening."
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Suspicion Settles
On Veronica

Here it is, then, for what it's
WORTH" he said. "There was, in
the Bigelow house at the time of
the murder, besides Adelaide Bige-
low and yourself, the cook, an up-
stairs maid, and the butler, King.
The cook was preparing dinner.
The maid, Kitty Shane, was hang
ing around the kitchen. They're
out, obviously. No motive, no OBJ
portunity. King was fixing a tray
of hors d'oeuvres for the usual
cocktail hour He's out for the same
reason. None of them saw or heard
a thing until the prolonged ringing
of the bell"
"About five minutes after the
cruising car got there, I arrived. 1t
was then about twenty minutes
since Vallaincourt had been shot.
Shortly after that. the family be-
gan to wander in and l questioned
them in the order of their appear
ance. Sybil and Stephen, her son,
came in together. She said she had
walked from the church across the
Gardens, stopping at Shackley' S
drugstore for cigarettes. She had
chatted a few minutes with the
clerk, whom she knew. She met
Stephen as she came out of the
store He had been wandering along
Charles street, just killing time, he
said Likes to walk in the rain
that sort of thing"
There's a tangled lad for you,'
McCale waggled a finger. "Neu.
rotic Worried about his wife. Was
probably out hunting her up, wher.
ever she was"
"Sybil is no calm, strong pioneer
woman either Collapsed like bal.
loon at the newe You'd think Val
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WANTED To TRADE
WANTED: Single shot center FIRE Rifles.
and single action Colt revolverS - Will
trade modern guns. scopes. sporting goods.
COLLINS GUN SHOP
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ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT .
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Shades of Old Eli The girl who's
picked as Queen of the Yale Prom
will be screen-tested, the test flown to
Hollywood, and if Jesse Lasky ap-
proves, she'll be offered the role Of
the heroine in his forthcoming
miracle of the Bells"
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POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP.

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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-14

II think you've got fine voice,
and if you get to New York and I
can help you, look me up" That's
what Ben Grauer, MICS ace an
nouncer, said to a vocalist with Ted
Weems' orchestra a few years ago
in midwestern hotel. Recently
Grauer took over as emcee on the
Supper Club" starring that vocal
list, Perry Como.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-14

When Bob Hope takes that So
called vacation in Europe this sum-
mer he'll 60 into Germany to do a
few shows for the Occupation forces
stationed there. Bing Crosby will be
on the Continent at the same time,
and may join him in entertaining
the G.I.s.
Evening star., 1947-07-24

Here's thrifty meat buy for the bis
weekend meals and q popular one too!
Thousands Of Washington homemakers
have served these fine smoked, resdy-to-
eat picnics to their hungry families with
success. Smoked pork has a special ap
peal to the men of the house and they'll
70 for these, smoked picnics with as
much enthusiasm as they would the much
higher priced smoked ham. Visit your
nearby ssfeway and select one for your
Weekend menus. Safeway guarantees
you'll like 1t or your money back.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

An average metropolitan news
paper contains more words than an
average novel.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

and we will welcome an attack by
the cowardly band in order that we
may revenge our brothers"
Police pulled down the posters and
dispersed crowds which had gathered
Racial Clashes Feared.
Meanwhile, two members of the
Arab Higher Executive, Sheik Has
san Abous Saud and Raffik Tamimi
met with Arab club groups in Jaffa
the largest all-Arab city in Palestine
-Four Jews in bus were wounded
in a gun and bomb attack near
Jaffa Thursday night a few hours
after the five Arabs were killed in
Raanana. The killing Of the Arabs
was believed to have been Stern
gang reprisal, and police expressed
concern over possible renewal OF
racial clashes.
A time bomb exploded outside a
Tel Aviv printing house today. Win
dows of the building were shattered
but there were no casualties. A
seven-year-old Arab girl was slightly
injured by bomb explosion near
the Bethlehem police station.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Arab Killed in Haifa
After Secret Societv
Dares Stern Cana
Bv the Associated Press

JERUSALEM, Nov. 22.-An Arab
was killed and a second was
wounded in Haifa tonight shortly
after the clandestine Arab organi-
zation Hariyeh Cfreedom) chal-
lenged the Jewish underground
Stern gang to a battle. Arab
sources termed the challenge a
declaration of civil war"
The two Arabs in Haifa were
struck by automatic weapon fire
from a passing taxi in Allenby
street in the downtown section of
the city. Earlier one Arab was
killed and one was wounded in
separate shootings by unknown
persons" in Haifa. The body of an
unidentified Arab girl, who had
been shot in the head, also was
found near the banks of the Kishon
River.
Posters Make Challenge.
Hariyeh-recalling that five Arabs
were slain two days ago in an
orange grove near Raanana-called
on Stern gang members TO meet
an Arab force in the groves there
next week. The challenge, contained
in posters appearing in Jerusalem,
said in part:
Our code of honor does not per-
init us to massacre unprotected
Jewish settlers of the Negeb Can
area of Southern Palestine). We
oppose Zionism and partition but
we cannot murder peaceful neigh
bors, most of whom we believe are
strongly opposed to the terrorists
who murdered our friends and rela-
tives at Raanana.
"Our men will be waiting IN the
orange groves near Raanana next
week. We will protect our people
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Public Relations Group
To Heur ConsuItont

The American Public Relations
Association will hear Carl Henry
Monsees, management consultant, in
a talk on Industry Government re-
lations at a luncheon meeting at
1918 pm. tomorrow at the Lafayette
Hotel. The topic will be: why the
Marshall Plan Needs Industry Ad-
visory Committees"
At $3.50 pm. the organization will
sponsor a showing of a new March
of Time film, Public Relations . . =.
This Means You," at the National
Archives Auditorium, Eighth street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV.
DR.. Paul Douglass, president of
American University, will present
certificates to 16 graduating men,
bers of a course In public relations
conducted by the organization.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

We have put a specially
low price on this lovely
Administer BroadloOm.
Thick pile, as soft as
new moss, as durable
as only good Administer
BrOadl0om can be!
Evening star., 1947-11-23
European Recovery Is Topic

Willis c. Armstrong, advisor on
commercial policy in the State De-
partment, will discuss the problems
of European recovery at the meeting
of the Washington Post of the
Society OF American Military En-
gineers at 1890 pm. tomorrow in
the ballroom of the Burlington
Hotel, Vermont avenue at Thomas
circle NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Dr.. Frank Luhey to Speak

DR.. Frank H. Lahey, director Of
surgery at the Lahey Clinic in
Boston, will speak at the Bethesda
Naval Hospital at 8:15 pm. Friday.
Medical officers of the Army, Navy
and Veterans Administration and
civilian doctors are invited.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Russian Stand Important.

The Palestine Committee has be-
fore it conflicting proposals calling
for partition of the Holy Land. Only
partition, supported by the United
States and Russia, was given a
chance for approval in the pre-
vote speculation of delegates. In
Evening star., 1947-11-23
DR.. Condor to Speak

Dr. Edward U. Condor, director
of the Bureau of Standards, will
speak at the dinner-meeting of the
American Council of Commercial
Laboratories at 6 pm. December 8
at the Statler Hotel. The dinner
will be part of the councils annual
meeting to be held December 8 and
9 at the Bureau of Standards.
Evening star., 1947-04-05

meet Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. E. r. Reynolds.
The Hummer Memorial Glass Of
Epworth Methodist Church will be
taught by Mrs. Marie Kagey.
The Golden Page Glass Of Ana
costa Methodist Church will hold a
dedication service at 8 pm. Friday.
Mrs. Walter Fowler will present a
gift for the American Bible Society
to George e. Harris, executive Sec
retary, Organized Bible Glass Asso-
citation.
George w. Bell, ST., will teach the
Templemen's Bible Glass of Temple
Baptist Church.
The Harrison Bible Class of st.
Luke's Methodist Church will have
Representative James E. Davis as
guest teacher.
The Christian Forum of the First
Congregational Church will continue
the studies in the Harmony of the
Gospels" with William H. Walker as
teacher.
The Box Bible Glass Of Emory
Methodist Church will hold an
Executive Committee meeting at
pm. Tuesday.
The King and Golden Page
Class will hold an Easter Gift Serv-
ice" at Blue Plains Tuesday.
The Christian Fellowship Class OF
Epworth Methodist Church will con-
duct the service at the Central
Union Mission at 8 pm. Tuesday
William S. Jones will speak.
Evening star., 1947-04-05
Church Memorial Planned
For William Tyler Page

Plans have been launched for the
erection of memorial pulpit for
the late William Tyler Page, former
clerk of the House of Representa-
tives, in st. Columba's Episcopal
Church, Forty-second and Abe
marie streets NV.
Friends and associates Of MI
Page, author of 1.-THE Americans
Creed" who served on Capitol Hill
for 81 years, are being called upon
to subscribe to the memorial.
Mr.. Page was appointed a page
to the clerk of the House on De-
cember 10, 1881. and became clerk
on December 19, 1919. He died
October 20, 1912, at the age of IA.
He became member of st. Co.
lumba's Church in 1911. He was a
member of the choir and served as
its director for many years. He
was vestryman of the church from
1912 to 1884 and its senior warden
from 1917 to 1884 and from 1888 to
1899.
Representatives Reed. Republican,
of New York, and Stefan, Republi-
can, of Nebraska, and House Clerk
John Andrews, a long time associate
of Mr.. Page, have Endorsed the me-
mortal proposal and constituted
themselves an informal committee
In Congress to work with the church
group.
The proposed pulpit and screen
would be Of carved oak in keeping
with the Gothic architecture of st.
COlumbia'S.
Evening star., 1947-04-05
Church Center Pleads
For Relief Clothing

Asserting that "every article Of
clothing may mean the difference
between life and death to some one
abroad" the Church World Service
Center, New Windsor. Md, called
today upon residents in the District
area for. further contributions OF
food and clothing.
Mrs. Fritz Epstein, 1852 North
Glebe road, Arlington, Va, who
recently arrived in Germany, re-
ported in a letter that conditions
there are much verse than they were
last year, and that the winter has
brought untold hardships. Mrs.
Epstein Is member of the Metro
politan Washington Co-ordinating
Committee for Overseas Relief.
During March, Washington res
idents contributed more than 1900
pounds Of relief clothing, bedding
and shoes, a spokesman for the
organization said. Through Church
World Service, overseas relief agency
for the Protestant and Orthodox
churches, more than 4,000, 900 pounds
of relief goods already have been
sent to Europe and Asia this year.
Shipment included clothing. shoes
and bedding, bulk food, vitamins,
medicines, books, bicycles, children's
toys and soap.
Churches acting as collection depots
from which last months contribu-
tions came were Mount Vernon
Methodist Church, 900 ssachusetts
avenue: Albright Memorial Church,
All Rittenhouse street NV; Mount
Rainier Christian Church, 4001
Thirty third street NE; Church OF
the Epiphany, 1917 G street NV;
the Church of the Brethren, Fourth
street and North Carolina avenue
Sc, and the Petworth METHODIST
Church, 557 Randolph street NV,
The Pilgrim Presbyterian Church,
Twenty second and P streets NV,
is acting as the central depot.
The address Of the nearest collec-
ton center can be obtained by call
ing Dupont 8787.
Evening star., 1947-04-05
Delegates TO Leave Today
For Geneva Trade Farley

A United States delegation leaves
this week end for Geneva to take
part in a conference beginning
April 10 which will attempt to
complete preparation of charter
for an International Trade Organ
ization.
Negotiations with 18 other coun-
tries for new reciprocal trade agree
ments to reduce tariffs and other
world trade barriers will be con-
Quoted at the same time.
One group Of the American dele
CATION is scheduled to leave from
National Airport today and another
group will leave tomorrow.
Undersecretary of State Clayton,
who will head the American delega-
ton, expects to remain in Washing
ton until April 9.
Evening star., 1947-04-05
ForrestaI Cites Close Unity
In MESSAGE on Army Day

Secretary of the Navy Forrestal,
in a congratulatory Army Day mes
sage last night, pointed to the "even
closer unity of the Army and Navy
in the postwar world.
His message, sent to Secretary OF
War Patterson prior to Mondays
Army Day observance read:
"On behalf of the Navy I take
pleasure in extending to the men
and women. of the United States
Army my congratulations on the
observance of Army Day.
1.-THE Army and the Navy demon
strated their ability to work as a
co-ordinated team in facing the
greatest test of military and moral
might ever to confront the Nation.
To-day they go forth together in
even closer unity as guardians Of our
national security and agents of sta
bility and order in the postwar
world"
Evening star., 1947-04-05
French Medical Specialist
To Conduct Course Here

A postgraduate course in ailments
of the ear, nose and throat will be-
gin Monday at Georgetown Univer-
Sity Medical Center.
Scheduled to conduct the class is
a Franch specialist, Georges Port
mann, director of the University of
Bordeaux Graduate School.
Prof. Portmann, who served as
surgeon to the royal family of
Spain during the reign of the late
King Alfonso XIII, has held similar
courses in many European and
South American countries. His
operative technique is reported to
be widely used in the treatment of
Meniere's disease. characterized by
deafness and vertigo.
The postgraduate course is the
first of series scheduled to be
held at the medical center.
Evening star., 1947-04-05
Passion Play Revival
Not Slated Until 1850
In Spite Of Rumors
By Judy Borden
North American Newspaper Alliance


Observation-Disclosures ru-
mors that the famous Passion Play
was to be revived here this year,
the burgomaster told me this would
be impossible until 1850. The pro-
duction was scheduled for 1910, but
then the majority Of the actors were
In the armed services.
The general economic situation
prevents the presentation OF the
Passion Play this year. Oberam-
mergau. in common with all
other Bavarian villages, is packed
with refugees from Czecl.oslovakia.
There is no space for housing and
feeding hundreds of guests.
The American Military Govern
naent has given every possible assist
ance to Oberammergau authorities,
but still they are unable to do any
thing about the missing prisoners
of war, who are needed for the
play. OF the cast Of 1,100 persons
including the chorus, $50 men are
still held as prisoners OF war.
The burgomaster said 1t seldom
happened that one of the leading
roles was given - the same person
twice. After the normal 1o-yea1
intermission between productions
the persons who played the Christus
and the Virgin Mary usually were
too old to play the same parts
again.
The man who performed the part
of the Christus is also too old. He
is helping to run an officers club
for Americans. However, he has
been Nazi Party member since
1888 and will have to face de-
Modification trial. The burgomaster
denied the story that the Judas
of the play was the only one OF
the actors who was not a Nazi.
According to the rules Of the Pas
sion Play, the actors are selected
about six months before the play
is to open. From then on they are
trained in their roles, let their
boards grow and are no longer
known by their own names, but by
the names of the Biblical characters
they are to represent.
Evening star., 1947-04-05
Gen. Miller to Visit
ChupIoins in Europe

Mai. Gen. Luther q. Miller, Chief
of Chaplains, and Col. Martin G.
Pooh. OF the Once Of the Chief Of
Chaplains, viii leave Wednesday TO
visit Army chaplains ID Europe.
During their stay abroad Chap
lains MilIers and Pooh viii visit the
Archbishop Of Canterbury and the
Chaplain-General Of the British
Army. They also viii be granted an
audience with Pope Plus XII.
Evening star., 1947-04-05
Rudio Bible Quiz

Featured on the sixth anniversary
broadcast of the. Bible Quiz tonight
at Z o'clock over Station WWDC
will be group OF Sunday school
teachers of the Washington area.
They include DR.. f. v. Pultz,
Alexandria, Va: Robert II. Kells,
Mount Rainier, Md, and from
Washington churches, Mrs. Roy
Schwartz, Mai. Neal Wherry, Mrs.
Doris Morrison and Mrs. Harvey
Prentice. Evangelist Dale Crowley
will be master Of ceremonies.
Mr.. Crowley conducts Washing
tons Fright Start for the Day"
program each weekday at 6:45 am.
over WWDC.
Evening star., 1947-04-05

CcaC4eT. y n e
Susannah Wes-
ley and Rustin
Glasses will have
a special Easter
program.
The Pinkhan
Bible Glass OF
National Baptist
M e n, o r i a l
Church will be
taught by N. w.
Morgan. A busi-
n eSs meeting
will be held
Wednesday eve
r,in0 The ri.
delis Glass will
Evening star., 1947-04-05

doors and disregard distances. He
was the same Jesus. yet possessed Of
new powers.
In way not easy to understand.
the Resurrection fulfilled Christ's
ministry. He had undergone the
horrors Of the Cross, to reconcile q
holy God with sinful man. The SUI
preme transaction of the ages had
been consummated. Now, by rising
from the sealed tomb, Jesus had
proved Himself Lord of life and
death. The Victim of mans sin had
become the Victor through Gods
immeasurable and unconquerable
love.
So it was a new message Of Life
that emerged from the carefully
guarded tomb in Joseph of Arima-
thea's garden. That message is surg
ing over the world today, as man
kinds only hope. "If ye then be
risen with Christ, seek those things
which are above" "He died for all,
that they who live should no longer
live unto themselves, but unto Him
who loved them and gave Himself
for them"
The Sunday school lesson for
April is ''The Risen Lord and
His Disciples"-John xix:3S-42;
Evening star., 1947-04-05

one OF his TeSuT-
rectioll appear
anceS He was at
first unrecog-
nized. There was
some difference
b e t W e en- His
earthly b body
and His glori-
fed body. His
personality re-
m aine e d the
same, b u t His
resurrection body
could appe ar
a n d disappear
at will; p s
through locked
Evening star., 1947-04-05
Duuqhters Group to Meet

Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, will meet at 8 pm. Mon
day at 2015 Massachusetts, avenue
NV, with Mrs. Myrtle Burke pre-
siding.