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Evening star., 1947-06-22
AuToMoBlLEs. FOR SALE.

HSlSFyt&SsAsS SfA SsNe -
sTUDEBAKER 1s4l champ, 2.dr. sedan:
$685. $685. sUnq suar mech ns ehsRa egERMAN an BROS. 1901
r. I. ave. ne. WA. 1000. ewes. Wo. 6s23.
sTUDEBAKER 1s41 Champion a-dooT Sc
dan: motor recently overhauled; excellent
body and tires. 2 spares; $s75. oW. 1876
sTuDRBaRER s1Fs1 E R 1885 Dictator a-dr. sedan.
black finish. heater. seat covers: recent
E46DERzKFk p snspsisien 1915 hsnpion mn a 4door
Tres Tres mus sell; ss7s; oW: $40. $
sattery and brakes; $3.50 B Or Or best ofier IN, IN
sTuiDEBAKEE sdFi 1891 Champion a,door de
saSa $3.50 tTei u best ande ans T. s9sy Z saF esad
ssa5 ' saa asssr 'ssis
sTUGDiEBAKER 1884 4-dr sedan. good
cond.: S195: pvt. owner. Apply 1647 Blvd.
sTuDEBAKER 1e47 Champion. brand new.
Custom S-window 6-passnger club coupei
sters Hi iac19 9oider spiy heavy duty tires
extra tire and wheel S2,l45 with extras
sTuDEBAKER Pt ID 1910 Commander 4-door
sedan; original owner; never driven over
80 m.p.h.: underseat heater and radio;
ssg2 sssTgijDEBaKER, P EPRoies 1885 Dictator sedan; clean,
ated. $500 or best offer under. 909 s st.
sTUDEBAKER 1910 Commander 4-door;
radio, climatizer, new tires, good spare,
seat covers; passed inspec: engine just
overhauied; break it In yourself; q good,
clean car: 5000. HO. 0575. any time.
r. and h.; excel. condition. 1925. EN-.
1857. -
TAXI 1916 Ford; practically new, bought
new; i owner; very little mileage: S2,loo
or best offer under. Cali EX. 9642 be-
tween hours. 10 m and s p.m. -22
WILLYS 1898 4-door sedan; new clutch
and transmission: $3.50 RE 5479.
AMBULANCE 1885 Studebaker: good tires;
heated lntersionTS;e excellent condition; ss
LATE MODEL ooSSi SsSPiECIALs-1a47 Dodge
sedan. new. S2.425; 1947 Jeep. station
wagon, S1,875; l946 Cadillac sedan, S3,-
sos: 1916 Chrysler town and country.
$3.50: 1941 Buick Sedanette. S1,295:
1912 Ford taxi, $S25 COOKE MOTOR
co o2O1 1, ST NV, DI g526 -2S
Evening star., 1947-06-22
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont,

VETERAN needs good, late-modei car;
prefer Pre- 5oKs 1g4111s47 sf.e4 model d all cash rene
NEED GooD CAR. ~ AZ to AZ; prefer Fora
or pIymouth; have cash, LU. 1443. 80
S:z Ss@f HsSHSa
s5s o dr WI pay pass.nset ssSS to fsSSu ss9S f.
Sqdebaker Ga TeSc Sr in good condition
cHEvkoLfT cfIt ia 2seo' Buick or Ford. 1e4o, ;41
Il easb i s00d d s01diflpn: need car; viii gay
SELL ME your 1887 to 1941 car; I will
fria DiKssn dgoR WITH feaf 4RAsGfs
FSE6, itSsI sos5 s55s75,o5Issf Buek: Plymeush or
%ns SS'q e pay hsh price ''5 Can heSs oR sss5
MUST n Us +l, puRcHAsE CHI s. dependable used sar in,
before p.m.; WO. 0250, pm. to pm.
ss: eAsH 4 relqHs sHsvGc tsE fsrs s5 esR RI
PRIVATE PARTY would like .sie Clean @ Sc,
PACKARD. No dealers ] dlebe is 6Ssies s5Gs aas Or
TRADE '37 International panel body
truck. new motor, new tires. good condi-
Church s92-W-4. 22s
Sassst 6Asa for pr.ss h Sg any otheE maks
VaTEkAN faH K ss Needs car s2o or later prefer
Buick or La Sale sedan; pay UP to $3.50.
Phene satuEday Sal dss;s. night and Sunday. uN
cHEvRoIET or Ford; will pay all cash
dor 3r,, good d, ussd csg: sS.o need one immedi-
Or Dodge. 19sz-s9; No dealers. KANE,
CASH G on on II The ! sPoT3auick sale assured
all makes; no waiting. FRANK SMALL,
Jr;. INC. 2l5 Pa. ave. sc. and 1901
oaDILEae aDa h9ee II f. fleetwood lee or Packard
priyate party. bT. 5i5s. 3 am. to pm.
eoasT:N poNTfAc, AZ s4s F1orida afs' ave e.
VfTEAAN WILL PaY CASH csssfnsS for nice clean
car needed for business; prefer 40-42
model mo- light car. Please call AID. $3.50.
SMALL CAR in running condition, for
about $500 cash or same down payment.
WaNT VA T0t htToMoBnE, u SMds5i must be in good
mechanical condition, clean and reason
able, for cash; owners only. EN- 21s0.
pdi TRADE 1ass EVEN nsy for o small hes a
Syn: % morn een 5slore s5ssn 80, co 8 soss 81 Gan
anT nlds tor eous sa4 Is f se pes o e S set bdl M
ss TstsI Zee 5 $. : 6 G GAuTo' Auction, III; Is
WE HAVE a customer for your car. will
paw a reasonable price and arrange all
details. Phone Ma. $500, or drive to 1922
22nd st. NV. Cadillac and Oidsmobile
Sales and Service. CAPITOL CADILLAC
CO., closed Saturday, Sunday and eyes.
PRIVATE PARTY wants clean used car
from owner. Call MR.. HAY, RA. 7751.
FORD PHAEToN WANTED 1891 $40;
will pay cash Address LIT. P. DAVIS. the
Basic School. onartico. Va. %.
WILLYS, WILLYS, wILLYS, willys. sedan,
80 or later at fair price; also want small
boat. OR. 0413.
STUDENT (veteran), will pay $1,000 for
clean 1941-1s42 conggsertible coupe or sta
PRIVATE PARTY wants car up to $500.
CO. 1903.
WANTED 1886 TO 1888 Plymouth chev-
rolet or Dodge: good cond.; no dealers
WA. 3471 or TO. 6054. -23
1917 PLYMOUTH or Dodge; low mileage.
Will pay $500 over list price. Pvt. party.
Cash Box 9TH, Star.
LADY NEEDS 194l Chev.. Pontiac or
Buick; will pay high all-cash price.
Please call Alex. !5743
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Births Reported
From the D. C. Bureau of Vital statist

N~ 4SAAA sAAS ~ ~. ph4 Cdu VI Nlldl liJS
John and Ralston Ackerman, twin girls.
Joseph and Minnie America, girl.
Warren and Helen Allen, boy.
ponaid Don fu and a Robbie SasAsi Bigin, kili girl.
Berry and Meta Boynton, boy.
Samuel and Helen Bradley, girl.
Robert and. Helen. Bricker. girl.
Charles and Myrtle Brown, girl.
Leo and Ruth Bury, boy.
Howard and Mary Byrd. girl
William and Louise Carbo boy
Lewis and Lorraine Cardinal, boy.
Oliver and Martha Carr, boy.
Paul and Rita Carter, boy
John and Rachael Cipperly, boy,
Harold and Margaret Cleland, boy.
Walter and Jean Cline, boy.
Robert and Ruth Coffman, girl.
Jesse and Hazel Corcoran, girl.
Claude and Gladys Cross, boy.
Irving and, Juanita Cumberland, girl.
ohn Sa1Tley sna apd Rsth Dayidson pdd girl
Earl and Frances Day, girl
Harold and Nancy DeVoe, boy.
Edwin, and Margaret Donaldson, girl.
Harold and Ernestine Ellis, boy
Augustine and Mary Episcope, boy.
Farrell and Gertrude Evans, boy
Raymond and Marguerite Fleming, boy.
Isaac and Helen Forbes. girl.
Charles and Ethyl France, girl.
Samuel and Esther Furash. girl.
Sidney and Sophie Gibson, boy.
Vernon and Jean Godsey, girl.
2yifeStSI anu llleluld IOIQ, boy.
Edward and Ruth Gormley, boy.
Robert and Lois Grady, girl
William mad Beatrice Grossman. boy,
Herbert and Sonia Haber, boy.
William and Constas Harrison, boy.
Edward and Lucille Hardy, girl.
BENJAMIN and Edna Haskell, boy.
Melvin and Leone Havenner, boy.
Joseph and Mary Healy, girl
Thomas and Helen Hoade girl.
Walter and Nancy Hodgens, boy.
George and Helen Hoover, boy.
Herbert and Jeane Hough girl.
Robert and Margaret Ingwersen. boy.
James and Evelyn johnson, girl.
Irwin and Zola Joyce, girl
Frank and Ruth Lagana, girl
Arnold and Rhea Lazarus, boy,
Paul and Barbara Loar, boy.
Alnhonse and Joyce Madello. boy.
Wliiiam and Margaret Maddox, boy.
Nathan and Marie Maiorana, boy
Ralph and Julia Malberg. girl.
Ihelmass and Bernice Clinton, girl.
Charles and Gladys Davis, girl
Harry and Gwendolyn Lee, boy.
Leonard and Mary Merrfweather, boy.
William and Ruth Ray, boy.
Jesse and Lucy War;, boy
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Paraguay Civil War
Hampers Exploration
or U. 5. Oil Company
By Ernie Hill
Foreign Correspondent Of The Star and
the Chicago Daily News


ASUNCION, Paraguay, June Ill
The Paraguayan civil war and the
petroleum exploration activities of
the Union Oil Co. of California are
beginning to get in each others
way.
The oil company has Its main
headquarters here, but it Is doing
its field work over in rebel terri
tory.
Seismograph crews of the West
ern Geophysical Co. and oil COM
pany workers, shutting back and
forth, have to detour some 750 miles
through Argentina or Brazil to keep
out of no-man's land.
Both sides in the war are being
extremely courteous to the 20 Amer
ican technicians at work, because
both sides are eager for Union Oil
to discover nice oil field.
The rebels have been thoughtful
enough to give war service defer
ments to some of the LA Para
guayans working with the company
in the Chaco.
Ordinarily. Union Oil keeps an
airplane flying back and forth from
Asuncion to the Chaco. But big
airplanes that run are at a premium
in this war, so Union decided to
play it safe and park its ship at
Rio de Janeiro for the duration.
This course was taken after the
rebels in the north borrowed" the
company's shortwave radio one dark
night. The rebels said: "It will be
returned at the end of the war;
1t is being used as a rebel propa-
ganda station.
The revolutionists also would like
to borrow" gasoline and other sup
plies, but company officials assure
them that gasoline is badly needed
to keep the work going in the field.
(copyrieht, 19470
Evening star., 1947-06-22

nppzy for marriage license on
one day, tUdit three full days and
receire the license on the Nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Jerry Losan. "a. Eairmount Heights Md,
and Eleanor Mixers. 20. 5715 Foote st.
Douglas Martenia. o6, Cleveland Ohio.
and Alice Garner 90 2loo Flasler pi.
Henry Mekie, 40, and Menrie Nance. ss.
chaPies sgie Fl aoser' sso in o as 1875 st. NV and
CIV yirgjns nnLsdS Gray Il a,gsq:8e so3S g. NV and
william Tylsr. g., a7' Portsmoutth. w.
AIRED hpd FsysFy ssd s s0'sd snd s. z AFaseh
pagI Wishsrs Msrrs & iss S9ts aeWton st
Huston 5rles Mcciare Se 81. H. aI4s Wisconsin syss;
NV, and Marjorie Henthorne' 26' 1879
Carter S" Dunlap. b Hap. 30. 141o 10th ST.. NV.
and Lille wilson, 81, Winston-saiem.
william Reynolds, 23.,so1 o st, NV. ana
George Berry sS 6.rsnt and Ruth ats Brown ai'
eeoPse e9se Bias 81 T r, Il. and Doris Evans, sa.
NV. and Marguerite Harris, 2S. 7o4
Luther Marshali, ~. is5t 6ro St.v I'M.
sass Sssh EyPoS; s:yPsfSs 54s gfvgs
woodros mdn sSes Nealy, a1y, 50, Boiling Field and
stna yannfts Hsntle9 se9t a. ana %aca Gses
e'5g's -, both Of 6a2s oh St: Nv. -
Herbert Swann, 25. 1929 Amss st. ne ana
ave- ave. NV. and Frances chite, rs, i64s
ovss West Virginia ave ri zoos soth ST.
% Sc. and Evelyn Burieson, "a. 1882
10th st. NV. - an
Me5das oisa Bodnar. %, 51Ss 4ist St. p.xt
and Phiou Knapp, "a. 1855 Irving st,
john n stegemann. "a, and sybn Lucas, 80.
both Of Baltimore, Md
su5e9h 5ee IsWis Psyiss a5 Baltimofe AnssHa ana
st., and Marsaret sisson. IS. Fairfax.
Everett Taylor, ss, 1915 Eye st: ne. and
AnSEes Siels koh k5apa a. s 14o4 18Th st. nv NV ana
RAYMOND a k Parker aa, Putnam, Conn. and
Ethel Eskow: 2s, ss so 4 st Sc -,
Anna DWyer, 2e, 1903 19th st. Nv.
Wooperoo 5 SeIh Of 1ssa 49, sdss bs S. NV
Lloyd B. shness, IS. Manchester. Iowa. and
Joyce Melon, Is, 100 c st. NV, -
Joseph Wilson. 80, 1407 18th st. NV,
and Mildred Beatty, 25. 1414 16th
st. NV.
william Champion, 27. 1927 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV, and Mary Rushing,
William Rock, jr., 81. 422 Nicholson Sc.
NV, and Mabel Davis. rs. 36 Longfel-
Giuliano Pornpieri. IS, 1925 queen st.
ne, and Elizabeth Larson, 19, Airing.
ton, Va.
Charles Somers, %. 1929 19th St NV.
bt. NV.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

SMALL PANEL TRUCK for hire by Job, or
BY hour with driver. After and all day
Sat Ii. 5o62.
VET WfTH DUMP TRUCK wants work by
hour, day. or contract; LU, Iass E3
sand. gravel, dirt, trash and moving Call
BILL. AT 1882. -
AVAILABLE IMMEpIATELY-1947 Chev.
vans. stakes panels and pickups; for hire
BY day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRTVE-uR-S SELF. ME. 7oll. so
VETERAN desires household moving, gen
help: reas. rates. FIR. $3.50, EXT. -.
GENERAL HAULING or all kinds trash
disposal; dump truck for hire. TR. 037o
after 5 pm. 20
VET HAS DUMP TRUCK for hire, prefer
ably to builder. Call Wo. 1857. "a
driver: by day. week, month or contract.
THE De MARCO CO., INC, WA. SS96.
eTaKE-BopY TRUCK, covered. 1919. and
driver for hire by day or hour. AID. 056U
Sunday. Moving OF any kind.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Deaths Reported
tFrom the D. C. Bureau of Vital s

Elizabeth Cain, s3, 2317 Penna. ave. NV
Ida L. Bay. 10, Blue Plains, D C.
Mary Jones, So, 500 N. Capitol st.
Berta @ D. Chandler, 6s;, Bishop, Ga.
w HWsilliam Abrams. 81, Il Riggs I'd, ne.
Mary A. Turner, 66, 1140 N. Capitol ST.
Thomas L. Evans, 81. 1904 Potomac ave
Sc.
Infant Hageman. 2os Wayne pl. Sc.
James B. Frazier, "a. 1011 Bird st. NV.
John s: Payne, 6S. Gainesville, Va
Mary H. Turner, 46. 1920 I st. NV.
Estelle pulley. 80. 534 1st st. Sc
Evening star., 1947-06-22
TREADWELL has 1t,

TREADWELL has 1t,
And guarantees satisfaction.
Luggage trailer new can. top. AXIS -- Sl93
40 Dodge, recon, can. top, ex-Army $50
SO Ford, chassis and cab. lwh,
new paint --. $50
Motorcycle indian side car. new 673
AZ Chev. dump, "a yds ex-Army-- va
AS Lowboy trailer, l5-ton, and dolly l,243
IS house trailer, Duo. 2Tla-ft. 1875
niles, fHssst IKE isa're1; new 4Nf' o'O- 'V' $3.50
Al K-7 Int. ga ton, lw.b., chassis
and cab 5 speed overdrive; new
clutch, new fish plate, new differ
ential; 900x2o tires. clean and
'42 K-S Int. ga ton dump; ga yd.
body; 5th speed overdrive; built
UP sides: $500 miles only; still
has governor tight TO 80 NIL Ike
al REQ a1a ton dump: 2la yds,;
2I 900 mi; looks and runs like
new; red and cream color 81 ,44o
'4a Mack. EE., , tone stake, 2l,0O0
mi: good cond. only S1.2S5
al Mack. EFF. ga ton dump.
yds: low miles - Slr2S9
'42 Mack, EMU tractor; tops 81 ,945
IA semi van trailer. airbrakes. 90ox
20 tires, new paint spare tire;
'43 semi iat with side racks, booster
brakes: Is TT. Only ----------S $500
s42 Dodge Carryall station wagon;
ex-Army, new paint; good eond $500
,43 Dodge Carryall station wagon;
Many others 10 choose from. Cash paid
for your truck, auto or trailer, Trade anc
terms invited s50I Piney Branch I'd;
Silver Spring. Md. Sligo l197. SH. 26O3
Evening star., 1947-06-22

1917 DODGE 2-ton chassis and cab
new s,25x20 10-ply tires, booster brakes;
$1,000.
I94I Chev. station wagon: peri. cond
6;5oxl6 tires in front, 7.oox1e tires rear;
1941 Plym.- station wagon; a real bar
gain at S1,145.
1911 Mercury conv. cpe: new motor,
paint and tires, r. and h., ST 1876.
1941 Plym, conv. cpe.: rebuilt motor.
tires epd n R - S9R TTsde ane
Wilso blvd, Arlington, Va, phone CHI.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
65 USED CARS

THOMAS MOTOR CO., Colesville, Md
1941 Dodge. Gus. cl. cpe., r. and h. 81, 295
1889 Plymouth de !. cl. cpe., h. - 795
Above cars thoroughly reconditioned
and guaranteed. Trade-ins accepted and
terms given if desired. Phone 81. 1704.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
COMPARE CARS AND PRICE

COMPARE CARS AND PRICE,
1947 Oldsmobile ''9S" club sedan, hydro
matte, radio, 1.200 miles, $2,950.
1916 Pontiac Streamline sedan, r. and
h., like new. S2,295.
1912 Ford V-S convertible, extras, 81 ,450
1941 Pontiac custom "S'' sedan, S1,295.
1941 Pontiac "S' sedanette, $1,250.
1941 De Soto de luxe sedan, S1,195.
1941 Chevrolet sedan, S1,050.
1941 Plymouth de luxe sedan. $3.50.
All in excellent condition and ready for
your vacation trip; cash, trade, terms.
WOLFE MOTORS, 18th and K sts NV,
EX hhR2 Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. la,1s couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
receire the license on the NTH
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as nt11er days.
Evening star., 1947-06-22

VlHt' THHtIVN IE'E7 72-VUI' --spIyu
axle, good rubber; excel cond.: must be
sold.
REQ 1916. long wheel base. s25X20
tires. chassis and cab or fiat body; per
feet cond. throughout
condition and tires; at y Of new price.
Brockways 1899 a. 2i2-lnn: suitable
for dump or tractor fine condition.
Tractors and semitraierS. various sizes
and ages See us if you need either.
Some models of new Federal trucks
on hand for immed. delivery. MI. 5000
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.. 900 r. I. ave. ne
Evening star., 1947-06-22

CHEVROLET 1885 Master coupe. in ex-
hauled $3.50. 2502 Hamlin st. ne. Phone
Evening star., 1947-06-22
1889 4-door sedan:
or best offer under. GLe 4400, Ext.

nnder Ho S3S7 81
PACKARD PACK. 1855 sscnyert,ble 100; and b.
1895 cash or best offer under. Wo. 3975.
MERCURY 1a4e club convertible: dark
green; genuine red leather upholstery
satss fog i4 rpf ss Bashi 81 nx s. s6sg
MERCURY 1910 coach; owner rated: radio
sss sss hs'ts5 IoaN ip co
Ne MERCURY CUR: f 1899 4,doer sedan; one-oTn;
Condition eat spp are @ Exceptional: $3.50 cash or
best offer. under. 10000 Conn. ave-. Ken Ea
aae7 tsss5 1sssa 'sasr 5o
MoToRETTE, NJ TSo5RRfETTE small s-wheel motor car,
IHi livery ys'i models. ma Ma. i544 Monday and
NASH i9aa 4-dr. sedan; new paint, new
ewes or week ends 1892 Benton st. NV.
NASH 1899 coupe: with new tires, bat bat
anih and heater; GOOD Condition; se75, Can
oLDs MH M 1s4i 4-door sedan, model es; equip
ment includes radio, heater and hydra
@;' S55Ss csRo 5ae css5s so
Saturday. SUNDAY and ewes. -a3
OLDS 1912 "66' club coupe; A 600 nj. :.
new tires: clean, excel. cond.; S1,395 cash
or best offer under. GIL. 1891.
OIDS 1910 6-cyl. bus. coupe; kept in peri
0LDS 1910 convertible coupe; new, top;
new tires. perfect motor, custom tailored
plastic seat covers; $685.. RE. 1924. VII
oLDS 1a4o custom club coupe; good
condition; 1 owner; $1,000 cash. GO, Gan
oLDsMoBILE 1910 club coupe: 5000. WA
oLDsMoBILE 1s47 two-tone blue, beauti-
full sedanette all equipped. radio, air-eon-
dition heater, model 76: pvt, $500
oLDs 1885 4-door sed: good tires, good
motor; very clean car 1928 or best offer
SguoRIF 6slDS Se3 E1th Il st door ss sedan ss4s Is
oLDSMoBILE 1910 custom cruiser .s''
4-dr. sedan: r. and h. Hydra-Matic drive:
81 .0a5 or best offer under, RA. 5s45.
OLDSMOBILE 1884 2-dr. sedan: new tires
overhauled motor, excel: cond. throughout
~ heater, in wonderful condition. looks ard ant
runs like new; S1,250. terms # necessary
Ia5 oIpsMosF WSsfliy p s MS Tsss 80 aoo4 sasa rad
and heater. good tires and good appear
eai6i oI6sMoBfIE ofa M 1885 o Coupe: clean, $3.50 o.
essI oLnsMosrnR aea as1 1ass aT psss Sedan heate
and defroster, rood condition. price s1a!
| or best cash offer under. Call STONE
ME- 1854 between l and 3 Pm. Monda,
through wednesday. ga
Evening star., 1947-11-27
After Dark
Mayfower Gets a Dance Team
That Calls for Superlatives
By HARRY MACARTHUR

and he looks like a normal and lik-
able citizen, having none Of that
resemblance to an unreconstructed
gigolo worn by so many male
dancers.
Ranking high among their as
sets is the cheerful enthusiasm with
which they approach their work,
| feeling of high good humor that
spreads a sort of warmth around
the room when they dance. Tech
nically, both the Champions are
expert, but 1t is their manner that
sets them apart, their ability to COM
municate a feeling that they would
dance that way forst fun of 1t If
no one paid them to do it.
Marge and Cover, wisely, have
elected to pattern themselves after
no previously successful dance teams.
Their style is their own and it's won
derfully refreshing. In their straight
dancing they're as graceful as the
De Marcos, without trying to look
/ like the De Marcos. In some of their
comedy moments they are as funny
as the Hartmans (the truth, so
help us) without trying to initiate
them.
The Champions set forth a varied
dance pattern on the Mayflower
lounges floor. They range from
dancing for grace's sake alone, to
dancing that tells story, to dancing
that is hillariously comic. Their
comedy moments probably are their
best. Marge, for example, does a
mad satire on Agnes De Mille-type
dancing that might very easily be
the thing that eventually closes
"Oklahoma!" If anything ever does.
Their finale Cor at least the num-
Der they used for a finale Monday
night is a wild bit Of foolishness,
too. It's a round" danced instead
Of sung, to. the tune of Three Blind
Mice" Silliest thing you ever saw.
The Mayfower Lounges customers
Evening star., 1947-11-27

have Marse and Cover to Be thank
ful for, too, today.
There Is only one thing for q man
who has now and then heckled Mar
tina Raye to do. That is to say:
Come home, Martha, all is forgiven.
That is the only thing he Can do,
that is, If he has just seen the new
Club Cairo entertainment performed
by Diosa Costello and Bert Wheeler,
which he has. Miss Costello, of the
night clubs and vaudeville 5heaters,
and Mr.. Wheeler, of the old stage
and screen team of Wheeler and
Woolsey, get little crude now and
then, they do.
If Miss Raye is right and the
elemental is what night club audi
ences want in the way of entertain
ment, well, they'll find it at the
Cairo. 1t is sort of burlesque show
without the strip-tease dancers that
Is performed on the Cairo floor after
Rita and Gabriel Cansino get
through with their dancing. (The
Cansinos, repeatedly of. the famed
Cansino dancing family, are a lively
couple and their numbers have the
look of authenticity and are spirit
edly performed.)
When she goes elemental OF
course, Miss Costello has one thing
in her favor. She has the same
knack Mae West used to display for
making wildly funny, earthly joke
out of the attraction between the
sexes, rather than a sly one. She
aims for the raucous roar rather
than the leer and, with her lusty
Spanish singing and her wildly con-
tortionistic dancing, it must be ad-
mitted that she achieves her goal
most of the time.
If she wants to indulge in vulgari-
ties with Mr.. Wheeler that is, of
course, her business, except that 1t
is your business, too, If you're look
ing for a place to show the kiddies
or Aunt Minnie a good time. AS
for Mr.. Wheeler, let it be said that
he is funny some of the time, but
certainly not hilarious all Of the
time.
X X X X
Things are fine this holiday sea-
son, at the Lotus. The revue there
is the neatest to turn up in front
of AL Sakol's orchestra In several
weeks. The girls in Winnie Hove
ler's chorus are prettier than usual
are brightly costumed and seem to
know their left feet from their right
feet. The speciality performers, too,
are skilled at their respective chores.
Chief among them is Lou Barrison,
who dances on stills with consider
able abandon and what occasionally
seems almost foolhardiness. The
Belmonts dance with grace and a
certain air of freshness, Buddy
Shaner gives the Shaner touch to 8
brace of popular songs and the
Evening star., 1947-11-27
| Color Film Company Set
For Large Stock Issue
BY the Assoeioisd Press


PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 27.-The
way has been cleared by the Secur-
tiles and Exchange Commission 70,
Thomascolor, Inc, Of Los Angeles
to sell $10,000,000 worth of stock tc
the public.
The SEC, in q ruling yesterday
did not approve the stock sale but
permitted the company's registra-
ton statement covering 10000
shares of S. par common stock tc
become effective-a step necessary
before the firm can put the shares
on the market.
The company-headed by 48-year-
old Richard Thomas-was organized
to manufacture and develop a color
process for television and motion
pictures.
Evening star., 1947-11-27


table. At least it will be beautiful
until George begins to carve. And
I'm thankful for a country that Is
generously able to share its food 50
that others may not starve.
Yes, We have 50 many blessings
that I can't begin to list 'em and
they make our problems seem of
small amount. am thankful for our
Government with its two-party sys-
tenn and my family and friends and
charge account.
Yes, my mood is mild and meller
as the plates are passed around.
Happy as our poultry seller who got
80 cents a pound.
(Released by Consolidated News FeaturesJ
Evening star., 1947-11-27

If it were not fastened firmly to
q beat-up iron stand, a man might
very easily throw his typewriter in
the air out of enthusiasm for Marge
and Cover Champion. They ar
rived Monday night at the May
flower Lounge and they have much
to recommend them. In the first
place, she is both pretty and graceful
Evening star., 1947-11-27

lNA ! tl1l41A
about the people
W no invented
o ur Thanksgiv-
ing in the midst
of all the trouble
that they had,
such as sn % W
and In d | a Is,
a n d ancestors
who missed the
Mayfower I can
count up plenty
of reasons to be
glad.
I am thankful
for the beautiful
f11rkns1 IN AIR
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Fined for Drunken Ridina'

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Nov. a
R.-Police Justice A. w. Embrey
jr, reached for the statute books
yesterday before fining Charles Col
lins, jr., 26, Of Fredericksburg, sc
and costs. The charge-riding q
bicycle while under the influence
of intoxicants.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Oracle Aliens
Comments

An occasion like Thanksgiving
brings out the poet tn me, so here
goes. My spirit is willing, although
my meter may be weak.
Evening star., 1947-11-27

The Navy in . three-year period
produced 1,100 training films aver
aging two reels each.