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Evening star., 1947-09-02

that she expects to get Frank ST.
natra and Gene Kelly for words
and Music" and that this, and not
Easter Parade" will be AIMS first
movie at the studio. Ann is also
hoping to buy THE Pretty Girl
from Columbia and star in it for
her new bosses.
Greer Carson is dividing her
dates between George Sanders and
Greg Bautzer.
Margaret OBrien and her mama
are Off to Honolulu 70 rest up be-
tore Maggie has to start The Big
City"
Dick Powell is starting a cor
respondence school TO teach flying
by mail. His idea is to learn all
groundwork from books, and then
to take lessons in the air at one
Evening star., 1947-09-02

three acts by Marcel Wallensteln and
Kathleen Kennedy, presented by the Shu-
perts. directed by Melville Cooper with
settings by Edward Gilbert. At the Ma
tional.
THE CAST.
Mrs c;albraith Barbara Everett
Arianne - Julie Harris
Matthew parmalee Leslie Barrie
Hugo - Frank Tweddell
Willie Gum John F. Hamilton
Syne - Philip Tonge
Paul Dvmmock A. Winfield Hoeny
Ian Dymmock -- Winston Ross
Ainc MrFee Richard Barrows
carrie McFee e-M Mary Michael
Tachlan - Jock McGraw
a visitor - Valerie Cossart
Evening star., 1947-09-02

confusion on the set of Northwest
Stampede" the other day when
she refused to kiss James Craig
in scene. She had nothing against
Jimmy-lo one has-but Joan
thinks that screen kisses are phony.
I think they are, too, but they're
fun to watch!
Edgar Bergen and Charlie Nc
Carthy are feuding. Because Edgar
does such good job as the Swed-
ish undertaken in Il Remember
Mama" ne is now receiving other
solo bids from major studios. This
leaves Charlie completely out in
the cold. He's furious!
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1947-09-02
Where and When
Current Thcoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National-"We Love a Lassie"
$50 pm.
Ambassad ador-"Deep Valley; l, 8
sos. 7:15 and 9:35 pm.
Capitol-"Song of the Thin Man;
II am. 1:45, 4:30, 7:20 and 1905
pm. Stage shows: 12:40, 3:25, SIC
and 9 Pm.
Column b a-"Gone With the
Wind; 9:45 am, 1885, 5:25 anc
9:15 pm.
Earle-"Deep Valley; IL am.
los, 3:05, $40, 7:25 and $40 pm
Hippodrome-"The Happy Breed"
2:05, 4:05, 6:O5, and 10 pm.
Keith's-"The Bachelor and the
Bobby-Soxer"; 11:35 am. 1875, 3:35
5:35, 7:35 and 9:35 pm.
Little-"The Informer";; II 80 m.
1:30, $3.50, $50, 7:35 and 9:40 pm.
Metropolitan-"Cry Wolf; 11:2(
am, 1:25, $50, 5:35, TAO and s:4s
pm.
Palace-"Variety Girl; II am.
ITO, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and 9:4O pm.
Pix-"Foolish Virgin: $3.50, $50
3:15 and 1926 pm.
Trans News and shorts
Continuous from 1915 am.
Evening star., 1947-09-02

ATT AE 1881 n St. NE. AT. $500
n lASaO Cont. Ill Pm.
1rNN1FrR JONES. GREG DRY
9FrEif 1ESK JosEPH GOTTEN in DUEL
IN THE sum dn Tech), at 1;2o' a.
$40, $50.
Evening star., 1947-09-02
New Contracts

Bill Williams and Barbara Hale
have had their options lifted by
RKO Radio.
Miss Hale attained stardom op.
posite Robert Young in Lady Luck
and costarred with Williams in "A
Likely Story" Williams, in addition
was starred in "Deadline At Dawn
following his hit performance ii
Those Endearing Young Charms.
They were married last year ant
became the parents of a daughter OF
July "a.
Evening star., 1947-09-02

| Advanced Admission for This En-
papement Only: Matinees. 90c.
| Inc. TAX: Evenings, $1.25, Inc.
| Tax.
Evening star., 1947-09-02

erW A T0R MINI. Ave. ot bsnnins
OHM Va Rd. NE. IR. $500.
Free Parking. c-s Bus to Door.
Exclusive and Only UptoEn Sh2w
PECK, JOSEPH GOTTEN in DUEL
IN THE SUN" fin Tech.), at I'D
Ais, :. $40.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-23
$75O,OOO,OO Cost of German Food Bill

FRANKFURT, Germany (P)-A bill to the American taxpayers for approximately 100000 for feeding 46,OO0,0O0 Germans in estern Europe was described yesterday by U. s. economic
 ourceS as "a prospect for l948."
 These sources said the British, Worriedly making deep inroads on their postwar loan from. the United States, would be compelled in the next few months to ask the United States to pay Britain's dol lar share of German food imports.
 Under the American-British economic fusion of their occupa- [ on zones, each of the two coun- trieS this year presumably were paying half of the estimated cost of $692,OOO,OOO to save the bi- zonal population of 40,000,000 from starvation.
 Nearly 60 per cent of the popu- lation is in British territory, but the American military govern ment agreed last winter to accept half of the financial obligation be- cause it reasoned that the U. S. gone never could be self-suffi- cient alone.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-23
Bulgaria Opposes U. N. Border Watch

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. P)- Bulgaria served notice on the United Nations security council yesterday that she would oppose any move to keep a permanent U. N. border watch commission op- erating in the Balkans.
 Such a plan is now being de- bated in Geneva by an 11-nation temporary Investigating group, which still has an interim body posted in northern Greece.
 Boyan Athanassev, Bulgarian representative to the council, said he doubted that any nation would agree to any body, no matter what it's origin, to remain indefinitely within its border.
 The current issue before the council was a Russian resolution which would sharply curtail the powers of the interim watchers. British-American sources predict ed defeat for the Soviet Union.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-23
Urge Increase Of Vet Subsistence

ASHINGTON, (P) - Rep. Edith Nourse Rogers R.-MassD chairman of the House veterans committee, said today that a sub committee soon would recom- mend boost in the subsistence allowance of veterans attending college under the c. <. bill of rights.
 Mrs. Rogers appeared before the House rules committee to ap- peal for floor action on another measure which would permit an increase in the ceiling compensa- tion for veterans participating in on-the-job training programs.
 She and Rep. Ramey R.-Ohio), chairman of the subcommittee, said bill will be approved within few days to give single veterans in college a subsistence allowance of SIS a month rather than the present $65. Married veterans, who now receive $90, would get S110 with $15 extra for each child.
 Mrs. Rogers told the rules com mittee that the present ceilings are so low that many veterans are refusing to participate in the pro- gram. She quoted Veterans Ad- ministrator Omar Bradley as es- timating the increase would cost about $149,OO0,OOO.
 The committee had before it a measure by Rep. Kearney R.-N. YD which would raise ceilings on wages and allowances for some 600,000 veterans. who are training for jobs by working at them.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-23
28 Acquitted In Negro Lynching
tBY RomneY Wheeler)

GREENVILLE, s. C. R)-28 white men were acquitted at their mass murder trial last night of charges that they lynched a 23- year-old negro.
 The verdicts were returned last night in Greenville. county's stiff ling courtroom after a nine-day trial unprecedented in southern history. The state had demanded conviction but not death - against the alleged murderers of Willie Sarle, who was taken from Pickens county jail before dawn Feb. IT and lynched in reprisal for the stabbing of a white taxi driver.
 Agents of the federal bureau of investigation and local and state police moved quickly into the case and within "A hours had incrimin- ating statements from self-ac- knowledged members of the mob. Eventually, 26 defendants signed unsworn statements, admitting to police that they had helped take the negro to an old slaughter pen where he was bludgeoned, slashed and shot to death. I-
 A county grand jury indicted 31 men for murder, conspiracy to commit murder, and of being ac- cessories both befort and after the fact. All were brought to trial in Greenville criminal court. Three won directed verdicts of acquittal.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-23
No Steel Strike For Two Years

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (P)-A two-year ban on strikes ordered by united steelworkers president 7A!l.p Murray paved the way yes 'arday toward what he said would He un'nterrupted production in
 70 Hation's steel industry and an opportunity for stabilinzing our oonA'ry's internal economic af- fairs"
 lIu~~av. holding down the dual role of United Steelworkers presi- d-nt and head of the parent CIO, issued the no-strike order last night in a letter approved by the unions 4I-man board of directors at their biennial meeting here.
 Murray said the no-strike rule was vital to preserve the integ- rity" of the recently concluded two year wage agreement which he described as ''one of the most notable achievements in the an- nalS of our nations collective bar gaining history
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-23

VANCOUVER, B. C. CP)-Hope for an increased volume of trade between Canada and New Zea- land was voiced Thursday by A. J. Malcolm, New Zealand trade commissioner to Canada.
 In an address prepared for de- livery to the fifth national foreign trade conference, MT. Malcolm said that the volume of New Zea- land trade with Canada makes us customer Worty of attention and, as time goes on, there should undoubtedly be opportunities for the increase of reciprocal trade.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-23

For Good Printing Call Main 125
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-23
KITTY IN NEW ROLE

CHICAGO, R)-Clarence Till ing's Persian cat, Squeaky, step ped into the role of a family watch dog" yesterday. The 60- year-old Filling said he was awakened by Squeaky licking his face. A mans hand was reaching through a window toward the chain on a nearby door of his apartment. A moment later the man walked in, but by that time Filling had .45 and ? calibre guns ready.
 Instead of firing, however, he put the weapons down and told the intruder I'm going to beat the stuffing out of you"
 Police, summoned by neighbOrs, took a badly bruised 23-year-old prowler into custody.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-23

NEW YORK, (P) - Since late Saturday night a pigeon has been an unregistered and unwanted guest in the lobby of a midtown hotel A youth with five caged birds tripped in the lobby and the birds escaped. Four were caught, but the fifth has stayed on, ignor- ing food and cajolery.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-23
Fleet Visits
 San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, (P) - The super battleship Iowa steamed through the Golden Gate early yesterday to lead the first large concentration of naval warshipS to San Francisco Bay since war time.
 Flying the three-starred flag of vice admiral Alfred E. Montgom- cry, the Iowa was flagship of the first task fleet, 29 ships, includ- ing a flotilla of submarines, de- stroyers, cruisers and supply train.
 The fleet visit is a part of naval reserve week in San Francisco.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-23

Before Franklin P. Adams was a columnist or a radio celebrity he was an insurance salesman, and also collaborated in 1909 with o. Henry on the musical comedy, "Lo."
Evening star., 1947-03-18
After Dark
The Towns Night Life Changes
And 1t May Even Be Significant
By HARRY MACARTHUR.
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

started, Xavier Cugat and Dinah
Shore were making radio listeners
aware Of his work with THE Rum
ba- -Cardi." This was followed by
"Amapola," /" yours" and '"The Mexi-
can Hand-Clapping Song" in which
the Gamse' lyrics brought some
Mexican folk melodies to the hit
parade and, he thinks, really
started the Latin American music
rage"
Among his more recent efforts Is
an album called Songs for Little
Folks" sung by Baritone Bob Han
non. Mr.. Gamse's contribution to
this was the conversion Of the music
of such masters as Beethoven,
Tschaikowsky, Schubert, Schumann
and Haydn to song-stories for little
folks.
Among the honors bestowed upon
MIR. Gamse is the personally ex-
pressed appreciation of the Consul
General of Nicaragua for letting
the people of America know about
the capital of his home country
through the language Of song"
+ X n X
Note for You to Ponder in the
Night: Mischa Berseneff wore an ex-
preston both sad and puzzled as he
approached our table at Sacha Lu-
cas- Coral Club the other night. II
guess it just doesn't pay to have any
sense" he said. "A customer Just
called me over. He was writing a
check and he wanted to know If ten
was spelled tim or t-e-n. He's got
money in the bank and he can't even
SPELL"
Evening star., 1947-03-18
SALESMAN.

sALEsMEN-spiendid opportunity for men
willing to work: earnings unlimited Hitn
wide-awske sales organization; no expert
s5nn !s&Es
ICE, 8slg 3rd st. nv: ia; ; 4slS: IA. .aS.I 5S.S
Ta.s.. wa; and Thurs 400 B.ltI%0re a%
sHiEsaxN. slHc xss'' w.lifnown e biscuit CO.. wash
ington territory. must have car: car nile
age paid. salary and commission. Writs'
giving age and experience to Box 5g3-s'
sxLEsMEN: .xperisnced. to sell furniture tor
s.a in sTet a5ss sssn'nf rfg
STATESMEN. married. ased. 30-50: ssllins
only no extrs duties; no no sanyassS,ns fS 70
ssrens IS sea spend aS 's' I'll sosr tins ssna This
eempany reeognizes the HTSfessionai status status
S sooa time WE Us 'f S. dSn sg.
:is hann' on rs sss sell
" Msa n5sa s.s. S ST e a. " I
s:ss shsF you cal sifnhs' Ms 1aAN Il c kOS si
rant esuipmsnt. Write auaiinestioSns'
q! ssz III .se ssg1i;;sn ii
ssea Ss.@ f. q + ss S \ IS
permanent position. with old-estab blished d
applisnee store: sa.ary and commission
RErUTABLE, established storm window
company wants 2 men. experienced or
inexperienced, to share in excellent earn
ings, bonus plan and paid vacations.
CORP, 1912 Irving
st. NV. -.3
HEATING EXPERIENCE, gas or oil. to Join
established reputable company; excellent
earnings: personal interviews only, "a
pm. daily. WEATHERGUARD CORP
1872 Irving st. NV. -23
Evening star., 1947-03-18
HELP MQMEN.

ASSISTANT BOOKKREPER who can use
e.H %assFrrb '' DA f'iph9nf a.
AssIsTakr anSsrsisHi nookkEErERs for permanent
positions IN the bookkeepins ana statistisai ~: fa
pit ailsafion tree group Insurance, opecr.
Fsany iSE sTxTr LOAN CO.. o ss Mt
Mt. Raiaier. Md. DE. 5553 bet. am.
sAss1srANT; sss 4 II; suYER for coat department
in downstairs store: must have retailing
experience; 40.hoHr; 6-day week week s6S
s$s'sSi X sRs
sshsIsTaNr 81 81 ''ii TooS sT SUPERVISOR, mus.
sisl work a.siTsd, Apply 1g,h PEI personnel once
ASSISTANT MANAGER. women's .peei.lty
shop; experienced In coats. suits nnd
sEoTTIciss shorsi Ian e1psrisns.d; @ excellent Sal
snrA Aplf zo4a 4 isEzTrr ai szioa 'sass
sEaurfciAh, M.sS III Nv expert, .n-.round: salsry
RL%a RYi IAN 81 new assf 4osk Il H.4 ssSs
BEAuT1cIAN. exp. all-.round operator
s1ea STEADY gositisan nsas s00d salary and
BEAUTICIAN. expert all-around operator:
must do excel. hairstyliEg; top salsEy ing rrS
SHOP. 5g52 Ga. ave. NV. "a
ap sssgmns On aana As9 MtRY
BRUcE. Hairdresser, RA.. 440a: Ia
BEAUTICIAN. all-around. LEE STUDIO
e SEA54R HAs SEs1SnoSe y. sss Cit
700 TIE DORCHESTER HOUSE sa BEAU
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. salary
and commission. LAURA BEAUTY sHoPPE.
sGauTY spag ~ oSiERAroK. 81 .n.around operator
for select clientele: must be experienced
CAN in rerson. 1925 NJ st. NV. -g
BEAUTY 0PEKATOR. thoroughly expert-
eneed; some evening work. Cali RA. s54o. $50
BOOKKEEPER, experienced. for real estate.
loan and insurance business. Must be
permanent local resident and have good
references. J. e.AsL eWAsLsHE. INC. 5l1S
sSekk.kfEr; ssDs:,sse.a,; 4, An.1soToss 1..rs rI,s
pay. Apply in person. "a
BOOKKLEPER-Must be experienced and
. good typist and capable OF taxing 1uu
charge Of BOOKKEEPING and collections in
Old-estsblished once: 6.day week: Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL INSURANCE.
Soo SSoookxEEfSR0rYSIsT. III MGSa1sIp BOSS 4 rAELes.
SO !:'' s;';aa:i; :ss;i
CAsMkI. experienced: good salary; pleas
ant WORKING condition.. PLAZA SPORT
SHOP. 10th and sts. NV. -ls
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Planted Money Brings
Conviction on 5 Larcenies

Money planted" by an employer
after series of petty larcenies today
resulted in the conviction of one of
his employees.
Lee H. Nichols, proprietor of the
Ranch restaurant in the TOO block
of Twelfth street NV, testified in
Municipal Court yesterday that on
at least 10 occasions since January,
cash had been removed mysteriously
from desk in his second-foor Office.
Last Saturday he decided to plant
SIS in bills. the serial numbers of
which he noted down, Mr.. Nichols
said
During a short absence, one of
the bills was taken, but it showed up
later the same day at nearby laun-
dry store.
Police investigation implicated
Virgil H. Carey %. colored, of the
1l00;block Park road NV. bus boy
who was found guilty of five of the
reported larcenies, totaling $102. He
was sentenced to pay $25 fine OF
serve 80 days on each charge.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
HELP MEN snA WoMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. exp. to teach in
modern scrool Of beauty culture: opening
shortly n W,shinISn; Write Write 2n t. AMES, A4TEs
= St. Paul ST.. Baltic. Md. ~
under 3b: division head
quarters admin. once natl. concern; STA
hr., 5-day Wk.: good accurate typist, de-
pendable and willing worker. opportunity
for advancement. See Mr. Akin. AMERI-
COUrIE. colored. experienced: man for
janitor in apt. bldE.; woman to act as
personal maid for manager; $130 mo.
and furn. apt In bldg: must have refer
ences. call GIL. 7900, am. to pm.
sHOE ARTIST. with experience and knowl-
edge of fine shoe drawing: excellent salary;
pleasant working conditions: 5-day week.
Please apply with samples to advertising
dept. HAHN SHOE STORES. 7th and 4
SITS. NV. ~
WANTED-Bacteriolos or medical tech
nician, college degree and one-year expert
ence in public health laboratory preferred:
position: salary, So, lSO per
annum Contact Mr.. Dorsey. ARLINGTON
COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT, oxford
1900 or Chestnut $500. ~
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION II you sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So-
ciety preparing Concert-opera programs.
for serious members. No charge.
Give voice and phone no., Box 341-H, Star.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
HElP Nam.

town; hackers license rssairsd; Cali ME.
S5Ss snd Ssk toT Mh; Glenn s;. .xne,,
ial sims: is cents per hr. plus bonus.
uuFaoissfTiaER. u all..round man; rsod g
w ggPHooEEsSTERY oEs CO.. 17es Wis. ave. ny niW.'
sss + s'ia ssss
RoIS B sye MEN n eDs.e DE essS si:du.tes train
assirnment in other cities: starting salary,
sSe wa sa letter ssnn suds ssE
tional background, business exp. and in
close snapshot Box 1881. Star. --19
Washinston's newess department store:
varied assignments. providing good train
ing: excellent future for ambitious man;
other employment ADVANTAGES. Apply
m GnS sppsnas ma ss t. 81 ny s q Gn ehsnss h S
asaisass%ssh assis1ssa Phone 8. si.d tss .pat @S MO-
.lsrS: must have drivers license. Apply
Iousa iaS stsr MaS flst mechanical, inclined. some
service man dnre prevention, We win
train you. Write full particulars. Box
YOUNG NAN as assistant manaser to
exper. preferred: rapid promotions. Apply
YoHsa MaN Ss 5,sga, 1sa St JOB IS assistant
permit and e ismiIiaI With ;hinTtSn l,l9lss
GssttsSiis Go dfsns Ma Gh.Ps VA ri osoS RS
YoUNG MAN. to take service calls and
,st aPpltense egsineis perm anoo pGsIon sth st
NV, Suite lOa. go
Wholesale S %oai food eonesrn: % %szesilsnt oppoS.
Appls % wHsH1NoToN Fish EXCHANGE;
1NG HSUsG 3?1a MEN, s.. s4ss az for adding machine
sales training; musthave accounting back
ground and successful selling experiences;
high caliber, good character. mentally alert,
KS aass.y APss CASH foR
fexbE FRA 'Ei' kksssocnisrIoN-rie,d 4 & ns director.
sasons most S inportsns a indu.tri.s
ts asa: as G bos ssss
CASUALTY INSURANCE Junior underwater
position in rapidly growing local once,
IN IN sSs, sHSs .is;
dsmsnd: 81 cosmission. III Yours. Appls
MR Ha kaaT HUFF lSsflfoN tSaa Il ior tn. '1 Iirh mar.
hlsh-.r:a: ssa' men who . Dsss.'s a..s .e0..ss
ancs and good character. who have am
bition to make a success and who are
willing to work hard to realize that am
bition. We are interested only in men
who desire permanent positions, who can
take on responsibility and use initiative.
These are permanent positions and any
average person can plan to make a.
least S75 or more Fer week from the
start. Basis draw AGAINST earned com.
missions. Men chosen will be trained and
especially. prepared for this work: For
personal interview. apply Room b28. Eve
nHkGs nlnE ssaf fpEsf.%aEtrxENr s.%atrNr STORE has mis an
opening ior : card writer in their lsp sigp
and supervise making display siEnS 6y
In reply. state age. experience and salary
ACCIDENT AND HEALTH and hospitallza-
tion salesmen: will train: splendid opp0r-
tunity for future independence. Call MA.
sfvERAE sfs al srEcixk seixE sales representatives
for old Established company. leader in food
feld; sales exper. nee. Apply In person
Rm 3Og, S639 Pa. ave. NV. -.O
SMALL COSMETIC manufacturing business
needs neat reliable young man under 10
for general light work; duties include keep
ing stock records, labelling shipping. mall
ing. etc: good future: salary. $3o to start.
BOX 4s9-M, Star, 10
Evening star., 1947-03-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself WARNER W. MOON, 1904 Lee
hwy, Arl. Va. "o'
GAS WATER HEATERS, 90. 3o,- 40 gal.
automatic; no cash needed. small monthly
payment; immediate installation. d. A.
STANSBURY. Ii. 302s.
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-wateI
heating plants; no cash needed. :, small
monthly payment, immediate installation.
D "a STANSBURY, Ii. 1929.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by an
experienced public accountant. MR. SAUL
S. SOBER. S132 Pa. ave. NV. NE. O43l
IF YOU HAVE clean 3-bedroom brick
home in good Northwest location you
would Iikr to sell for cash, please can
Mr.. SECkEL, Sligo 1856. go
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
partnership lately subsisting between the
undersigned William H. Caswen and Lewis
A. Coleman. carrying on business as deal
ers in fuorescent lighting fixtures and
of ois'irsIt pLudsEscENT ss:Es' LIGHTING & EIEc-
inston. B. C.: was. on the ssth day ot
Feb. 1947. dissolved by mutual consent;
and that said business In future will be
carried on under the same. name by the
said William H. Caswen alone: who will
pay and discharge all debts and liabilities
Of and receive all MONEYS payable to said
frm. Signedl WILLIAM H. CASWEN.
LEWIS A. COLEMAN mh4.11 1925.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
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Evening star., 1947-03-18
Aviation Unit of D. c.
Guard Gets Rodor Sets

The 18th Aircraft Control and
Warming Squadron of the District
National Guard Is the first Guard
aviation unit to receive radar equip
ment, the National Guard Bureau
announced late yesterday.
Five other aircraft control and
warning squadrons are expected to
receive Federal recognition within
the next two months and also will
be equipped with radar sets.
This is the first time National
Guard aviation has been equipped
with radar detecting sets.
Evening star., 1947-03-18

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advertisement.
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Evening star., 1947-03-18
Classified Advertising Is

Classified Advertising Is
the outward and visible sign
of reader confidence and re-
Sponse. The Star prints
each week a larger number
of Classified Advertisements
than all other Washington
newspapers combined and
on Sunday, the big day in
Classified Advertising, double
that of its Sunday compel
tors combined.