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Evening star., 1948-05-28
HELP DOMESTIC tcont. J

GIRL, experienced, care of child al and s.hw';
'i5 S,ssis sisass machine sHs 'i'ss': ss5s
HhsoSttssEKEErER, hsSts to care for children
TTipidss ave; ne. or caIl Ii. 1874. 30 30
salary; rm. and board; refs. REQ. Can
HoUsEKEEPER, white. fond of children
small house: own room; Bendix; vacation
rience Ga and eA telepsone. Zone MRS SEss Elias. g
West blvd East Rockaway, N. Y 20
HoUsEKEEPER AND COOK, colored home
IN ss aamy oy ea yf mRs NJ s09e eHANEY iafES
!hsEs ri Ssans iny sfEs sRf
DE; 6121, Apt. 81, Sunday afternoon or
hApY 4 Si:. fnI,s Sons ssss s:.k e0es R Shy s.s ys
W.,b liXs II; sss week "a 1907, 80
and Thursday . 10 /; must be Al Cleaner
and ironer with city references; good pay.
excellent s.fs working conditions. 34ls Gar
MAID, MAID to i've in, lovely rm. and bath. new
ing IN 2, al and care Of child exper. and refs;
Of children and g NV; live in To go to
ashore Tor = months during summer
References. ia. 5352. go
MAID INV. must be fond of children;
dependable; light laundry. washing ma
chine; health. card and references re.
ouired; live in or out; air-conditioned
apt, on 14th st. carline; age 25 to 40
NC: 1855. S26 per week -2s
MAID INV. colored, exper., live in. no
Laundry, plain cook, fond of children:
city refs: $50 to start. GE. 0357 -29
NURSFMAID, to live in, care of infant
212-yr. -old and 5l2-yr.-old; only exper
ana with refs; other help employed; good
home and S25 wk EN- 4615. -2S
NURSEMAID, to live in, full time or 3
nights a week. white or colored; good
refs: SIS a week. EN-. 3267 20
SETTLED WOMAN, live in, cook for .
adults. child 3. References. Box 31O-D
WOMAN. middle aged, white or colored. TO
do light housework and care for > chill
dren, one ) yrs. old. one 9 mos. old: must
understand and be fond OF children: live
out. health card and reference required.
Cal vi. G.O5 mornings. rs
PLEASE DO NOT APPLY unless interested
in steady Job; I need > exper. maids. one
as nursemaid. other as g.hw. plain cook
small house; live in; pleasant rm. and
bath SlO0 mo. each. OIL. 1867. rs
REFINED COLORED WOMAN, h W., good
plain cook; fond of children; live in S25 a
week; Bethesda area. OIL. 1874 -2S
WHITE WOMAN-Will give vacat ation at
seashore and small sal in return for serv-
ices for summer. beginning June / no
objection 10 one child. TIE. 42S7. 29'
Evening star., 1948-05-28

ADDITIONS, Al home improvements from
20 pay. HAMILTON CONT. CO. RE 4477
ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS. redecorating
slding and roofing; hrst-class work only
area only. r. H. BEST, INC. 'vE vi. eH5sas sssss
fIsp AspHAir IF fssSs DRivEwAr and concrete. re.
eoMM1N1Ty TS PaSfNa eo eeono o.. 'elsase 4see
s1shLI Mn ss res,ona5i. or 81. 4l43 bo
tract; experienced operator. TW. ss42
CARPENTRY WORK, painting. remodeling
mates NJ coNfkacFoRs, RsR i55s h5 4soi SOL
CARPENTERY REPAIR and painting. free
GIBBS & SON. Phone HI 6435. as
CARPENTRY-,Home, ONCE and store re-
mSdeling ned. i, and repairs; expert craftsmen.
cARPESTRY WORK AND PAINTING, ex-
Austin 2? T. Sa6 a6cR s's CO. free phone
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, nasstones
ment driveways, ,porches, retaining walls
F. MARcUcc1o: Ronte l. Horner's 'Ie lane
E@II ERoSIkyille; n Nd Phone Rockville 35ss. rs
Tays men. Tork footing drive
ia tanning walls ses old and new work. IA. 1890
coNcRETE & Adi Hss4 AND MASONRY WORK: N2s any
S6SekETG si5ss IT.. wosK,Meali k,,e IS for walks E
foundations vaterproohng, e'1 nnderpinnins, ming
gIoN d1io vs co. EopaTste Contractors Alexan-
FLOOR sEkxcx.resn,ns eus tn. best
laying. sanding, finishing: cleaning, par.
9Na SYe! r1sM 9ssaIlstiSns Bruce t,nishss FLOOR
fie HONE IT, hEnoplfNc, HS aSlf rec rms, atttes.
paths, kit, remodelinE, cabinets and ap-
tile flooring: free estimates. SUBURBAN
KITCHENS REDEsIGNED and Installed by
worn linoleum sink tops replaced with
simste MoDERa T5s1ss, HoME sse ed Can fer
PAINTING and repair work OF all kinds;
les; reasonable. CO. aias' NO. as4s.
PAPER HANGING-sample book shown M in
your home Estimate free, Work guaran-
teed. Now is the hour Call Ii. 1853.
REMoDELING. REPAIRING and new con-
THE AUSTIN T. QUICK CO, Phone co.
REMoDELING. repair, stone and Brick
SS5E SSa5. PagsESs SS Ss and painting; FHS ts4%s
SCREEN DOORS, SCREEN WIRE-Large
stock Of screen wire, bronze, galv. and
black; also most standard sizes screen
North Capitol a and K 4 s5s. Republic o%sH. ss5a.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while 1 have the
material. Cali Sligo 3942. w. D. TAYLOR.
9O9 Greenwood ave, Takoma Park. Md.
WATERPROOFING easements and roofs
guaranteed work free estimates. THE
AUSTIN T. QUICK CO. Phone CO. 34s1.
AsKEW's HOME SERv.-Painting. paper
hanging, fl. sanding, undermining, bsmt
10 roof; reas. OR. 1900 80
ATTENTION, HOME OWNERS-Any work,
from foundation to roof. Call HARRIS &
HARRIS. Contractors, ST. 74s9 or RA.
HYXT1TsviLLE CONTRACTING CO.. co. -
Painting. papering, roofing and siding; all
work guaranteed: monthly terms: free esti-
mates WA. 1896, days or evening
CALL THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS today
for reas. estimates on all home improve
ments and remodel Jobs: attic rms, ad-
ditions speciality. WA. 1887, UN.
424L IS
GET OUR PRICES on home improvement
work from cellar to roof. NATIONAL
DECORATING CO, ST 336f-336T 70
Evening star., 1948-05-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored, with good reference, wishes
part time lob Call co O65, %.
GIRL wants job. gh.w. OR cooking: live in
or live out. Call DI. 5l73.
GIRL, colored wishes Job as mother
helper; $50 wk. and carfare. Call MI
GIRL. col, desires day's work, Saturday.
Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, reliable;
ref. $500 day. LU. 6013.
GIRL. colored, wants Job as maid, $50
to 30 no phones. MARY. 2l2 Florida
ave. NV.
GIRL colored. wants morning work; ex-
perienced; references. DU. 1857.
HOUSEKEEPER for elderly couple or semi
invalid; willing to leave town; elderly
widow PL. 1892.
WOMAN, colored. desires days work or
morning work DU ul55 2qs
WOMAN, colored. desires days work. ME.
Evening star., 1948-05-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ACCORDION: also other instruments; pyt
infor.. AID. 4396, MR.. JAY. LIS pm. Il
LEARN TO DRIVE in Washington's oldest,
driver training school Ia4s model cars.
patented dual controls. EASY METHOD.
North 1894
training in all subjects: day, night and
part-tlme classes. Get our free catalogue.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 1340 N. Y
openings, with typins,
short easy course; dozens of perm. open
ing. New classes starting now. Res. early
Ma, 234O. BOYDS, 700 18th. cor. G st.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cuIturs. all
subjects taught. Approved By Government
coLLEGE. 1sio q st nv. 81 ,7ss
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
lish, self-confidence. freedom from self
onSciouSness: pvt. tutor. MI 1850.
Evening star., 1948-05-28
MOTOR TRAVEL.

STUDENT VETERAN, experienced driver.
will drive your car any where in the
country references. WO. 696S after 6.
81
new car TO Ark. exch. for transportation.
Ludlow 63l4, 6 to $50 pm. IS
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA, via Kansas
City, want rider to help drive and share
expenses; leaving May 20. HO. 1858;
1917 CADILLAC, Calf bound. week end
May 2s-:9; accom-. 4; share exp. or driv-
ing: eXch refs. Alex s14S.
:! pass; driver pref: Call RA. 44s7 or
Box I4l-C. Star. 30
INDIANAPOLIS-Sat,. pm; return June
/; take . HO. 5352.
PITTSBURGH. PA.-White man, age 23.
leaving May 20 at - O'Clock and returning
June | Call DU. 41fi1 after Is pm
Evening star., 1948-05-28
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RIlSINESS

better school and once positions SnS
Colorado Building. 14th and G. RE. 1898.
SIENOG., $3.50 MO. tMD--Under 80, s.
Mr. Ford (NA. 2340). est. 80 yrs. BOYD'S
700 loth, cor C.
Evening star., 1948-05-28
DOMESTIC.

WE HAVE ALL TYPES Of experienced do
mestic help. Call DE. 6645. al
ATTENTION, reliable domestic workers;
e.h.w., cooks, maids, porters; male and
female ishwaShers; part-time work, morn.
or eve; frSt-claSs walters; dayWorkers.
all type of help for summer resorts. MA
TIONAL HOME SERVICE. iii You st.
NV, CO. 800, CO. 64US
Evening star., 1948-05-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY. DIGS, busy NV. section; quotes
$4,000 weekly. very littae. credit; modern
equipment, truck, direct phones to 8 large
cash required. MAURICE KAY, 1910 Yer
mont ave. RE. $685.; eyes., WA. 506T.
NO. 00-GROC., no beer: $500 wk. bus.
good for a beginner; $1,000 complete;
only $500 down. See 1t for yourself.
No. 64-S.-s. groc., no beer; $500 wk.
price. $500 complete with large stock
and only "a down: bal. terms. Closed Sun
day. To inspect. call Sindler, with BILL
SIMONS, Elk. 61S1.
COLORED-RESTAURA or lease.
Small down payment LEONARD REALTY
Evening star., 1948-05-28

Berser. IHRlFTEE BROKERS, Dl. $500
HARDWARE STORE with property, OF
main highway in Md. sub; approx. annua
,D,s snd l.sSeoee ares snsn g
ne ssas ems sIHRlfTEE sRok1ss sfsa RS
@ and retaras up Viii VIII stsns Ss M
active H u basis. Box s5s-B. star f''s OF IN
CLEANERs, CLEANERS, CLEANERS
sewing MACHINES; rent s75. Long lease;
NV. S3s5 or more weekly; same owne,
sewing machines; rent S1s5. Long lease
D'st wv: :0I3 siss q se'o more weekly. srsssln.
machine; rent $50. Lease; s1'75o down
9's; fs2s sHEi q SIX ssi D sss' sss
TOURIST COURT, adjoining SHENANDOAH
National Park-Colonial house, cabins
s strsam LARGE fn frontsse on main n0P hishTsy way
mems men club; only 5000 sss5 ;a5, needed bal
Grocery store. near Lynehburs, Va
full price, s17,5oO Listing 4l-c.,
lures, business. lease, Ford VS. wrecker
No. 31-C.
Tourist court, so. Of Alexandra, Va.
on Route No Iii apartment cabins
equipped. rented monthly: 4 overnight
cabins, equipped bath in each; restaurant
seats 40, fully equipped and stocked; 81
IT, on No. / hwy, 12E acres land: cash
CSC.
Diner and tourist court: ideal for traiI.
er camp; 1:600-ft. frontase on Route No
l; equipped. living quarters. No. 43-C
r s5as' a CURTIS H5isafs Z. MARTIN. Re,itor
Alex, 6s15, 100 South Royal st.. Alex
andria, Va. Open daily, Q to 3.
Evening star., 1948-05-28

LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
New and used. at Robinson,s Open all
day Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Free
ppe 81 cents ter
4xs3 sheetrock. si.4s ca. II" white pine
shelving Is cents foot: lx2. cypress.
x4mixs s ts0' white e'S pine ks 'es RedTood so@s
s;xa s. WATERPROOF plyWood; ., -
4Ka4 fIne plyxood d4flg fE4xs celosss sgis ma
each. 4xs' plywood s3.7s AXIS, plywood.
$3.50; Psnelled doors, four lisht doors.
and beautiful screen doors. Steel base
sonite. Pine and Ar noorins. Ornamental
80" Celotex ceiling tile, $40 per box
Loose rock wool, s. 20 per bag All pu,pos,s
s4s ss pan porch and 1 door ensm. s5sa
cents 50. #. Common and finishins nails;
gas er-heaters and PLUMBING fixtures;
USED BU1LDINc MATERIALS, ia3s Kenii-
Hs:,die.a nssds. ops eaI doe; Il. .ou 'au = @
eld eSsI newest model, scarcely Ca 'si' used Faiiei
Mdros W. ooSprssrK Mh MhavER asi,s copper spD
ing, belts. etc; below cost; shown Sat.
MOVIE SOGND fhOJEJIUh - see bHu
hear the new Revere 16-mm. sound pro.
jector. S2S7 SO: time payments or pay
cash and take advantage OF our l5ss cash
discount. UPTOWN PHOTO SUPPLY, 1859
Irving st. NV. Ho. S722. Open until
OFFICE DESK, chair. check writer adding
machine, ming cabinet; shown Sat. after
Il oftiGf hIn FL frRs1TuRf I e. R.eopdition.d
desks, chairs, fling cabinets. tables. etc.
eTf1cE af e1s 81 r6RSlfpkE Nf toof, Desks. chair.
tables. fling cabinets: for sale and rent.
Ma. 1894; after 2 m, AT. s7s5. -31
OFFICE FURNITURE. used. hne pieces
only We aren't bankers, but well save
money for you. Desks. chairs, typevriters
at low prices, Be convinced. Come in. or
call COLUMBIA, 1905 Eye st. NV. DI.
sl3S. go
o.GAN, masnincent Espey, pump, peri.
condition. in beautiful case must be seen
oSUTBoRRD 8 Fl oRRlDS' MOTOR Il Wizard. az h'p.:
excellent condition; $50; completely rebuilt
OUTBOARD MOToRs-Just In time for
Memorial Day weekend. Champion out
BOARD motors. standard AZ h.p., model
TX; price, S125 70: de luxe 4.z h.p,
model 2-K; price. Sl39 20; dc luxe -
l. D.. model AK; price, - IS 30. COLONY
RADIO SALES A SERVICE, 6I1a Ca. ave.
De goo. Open ewes. III ? pm. -2s
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Evening star., 1948-05-28

VACANCY for elderly people; nursing care
and tray service: large grounds and porch;
one block from bus and carline. HI. 641O.
Evening star., 1948-05-28
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

have lie answer Small Jobs wanted
P WADDELL, TR. 1919 :
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
Ernestine Wade, Amos m Andy
Program Actress, Used to Talk
To Dolls, Now EnteFtains Network
BY MILDRED JovEN

When Ernestins little girl Jackson Miss
she wished for brother and sister Be her playmate But EFnene
destined only child lonely hours
talking to her dolls making believe they alive
This made natural mimic" explains Miss Wade who's
featured Sapphire wife Of the Knghsh CHS Amos n Andy
show.
Il would talk my dolls Il would take
all their cast voice into their characters and
self Because Of this childhood game learned 20 initiate almost
type Of voice"
ErnsSns joined Andy" with the
show another times doubling
different parts A. time she using her mmickng
the show had studio audience that time Now she
normally confines her talents the BaeAx role only
caSonalIy doubling
Andy" when she
~ Valada Green, Andys ~sweetie- pie"
FOR long time looked like Vaada and Andy
Ing 70 be married" Ernestine recalls
A. various times ETnestns also has been heard with Amos n
Andy Mrs Van Porter wife Of the society Henry Van Po
ter and a. Sarah Fletcher original
Amos n Andy show.
For many years BaIe-Ax Kinghsh refers
intangible character thee referred TO almost
daily by the Kngh Others but heard When she finally
written the script speaking part Ernesne picked
the character her sharp voice and whaShng tongue
pabe biggest asset since childhood In
she had developed her
point where she In demand singer at
sieni Feeitais around jackson.
She continued performing publicly 49,
H. she had studied music until she became
compShed organist and played weekly at church affairs
Meanwhile her singing carrying her steadily toward the
and after few chapel Soloist she joined
the Hall johnson choir 1889 staying with them until lSS
In I94S hollywood q legal secretary
still puues duties Amand
signed background parts In several pictures She
butterfly Song Of the South"
certainly happy return to CHS with Amos n Andy
the Of first meeting with those great
comedians Ernene ITS always been enjoyable working
with them because Of relationship on the show"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26

When pressed MIN Tor uo real Charlie VILLA
wrote me- The Minneapolis Star and Tribune
any necessity OF nswsboyT dinner II Christmas time should be
eur job 10 sponsor H."
Moreover Charlie thinks unfair my committee
70 sell tickets 10 the public for these boxing
this ticket sale that have been able sponsor nswboys
mars and pnes and 10 provide munssdsd equipment
ctya nelghborhood houses
Charles other "ab that pressure used selling
70 The shows That absurd really reply
III say This here and now chaeor
tcnn prove single Of pressure I'll donate 800 any
charity he wants 70 name
Mo- Charles boy you hnvs with the
Cor refusal 10 date for the nswsboys boxing
an event that has proved liz popularity for the years
This brings the point this little argument Per.
sonal revenge method Of adjusting differences
10 think Charlie guilty Of such practices Yet there have been
instances affecting other whore suspicious
voiced would not want repeat them here anywhere
But cannot the fact that Charlie or
easily arrive att thinks he 10 hitting when he refuses
sanction nswSboyE boxing Actually poor fellow
hitting the newboyn Of the city who busy every selling
the paper Charlie works for.
lie hitting al the kids In the nsghborhood houses
otherwise would be getting recreation equipment
from funds raised by the boxing shows.
really too bad that Charlie has permitted personal
feelings 10 dictate his decision In this matter he
that The newSboys will have their Christmas dinner spite
thing he has done win do
~ rye said regret this much I'm not sore" Charlie
just for HIM he simply doesn't understand But
wlll-soms day
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
YALEiELEVEN
ELECTS NEGRO
TEAM CAPTAIN

Negroes are continuing 10 make
history on college football teams.
The Arst Negro TO play football
at Yale university. Levi jackson.
was unanimously elected captain
Of the 1919 Yale varsity team,
Monday. Nov. a.
Jackson succeeds captain Bill
Conway Of Cleveland. Ohio. Es
captain Of the team which COM
pleted lts season against Harvard
He IL the 10th leader Of varsity
football for Yale university.
Jackson was graduated from
one Of the high schools in New
Haven, where he was captain Of
the 1914 team and an all-State
back in 1913 and 1914.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26

In the newspaper" said Mr.
Cole. The article In question In
some Of It's aspects represents the
rehashinR Of an old story which
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
King Cole Marital
Relations Amicable

LOS ANGELES -.(ANP)-The
business and marital affairs Of
Nat (King) Cole. famed leader Of
the King Cole Trio, are not in a
tangls Of any sort. II was made
clear here last week. Articles ap-
pearinR in newspapers recently
10 the effect that Cole was In ar.
reRrs In payment Of alimony 70
his first wife are part Of an old
story, II was declared
II Is true that when Mrs Iden
Nadine Cole and Nat Cole were
divorced q year and q half ago, q
financial settlement was reached
II Ia true that he pays his first
wife $500 q week alimony but
that, II was explained. has been
going ON for the entire time since
March, l047. when the couple
signed a separation and financial
agreement.
There Is no AcFimOny nor mis-.
understanding between the pres
ent nv. and Mrs. Cole and the
former Mrs. Cole.
Speaking from Clevslan d
where he IL appearing this week,
King Cole expressed regret that
matters affecting his private life
should have found their way in
TO print
IL u embarrassing 10 have
ones personal affairs discussed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26

Charlie Johnson executive sports editor Of the Min
neapolis Star and Tribune.
Last week, Charlie got up on his throne and
handed down q verdict: no more Nswsboy'a club
boxing ahowa Amazed AZ his decision pressed
Charlie for a reason His answer; "ths nswsboya
arc still eating regularly"
In other worda Charlie doesn't think ths News
boys club should sponsor boxing shows In order
70 provide the etys Newspaper street statesmen with
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
LIFE
BY DONALD GATES

(UB, Army Ar korceS)
OF al the wonders In the world,
whether BY ovation Of luxury.
genius, miracle OF strife.
None can or ever viii compare
with Gods greatest creation,
premsditatsd life.
Life is Q living existence. filed
with love. hate. passion, and
Temorse.
But life can know no misery for
body and soul must follow
Gods steady course.
And, a. long a. sight 10 sight, and
day turns into night
A. long ~ God 10 God, then sV.
cry thing ID all right.
But take from uS our eyesight
and take away our God,
Then blindly the world will start
10 drudge upon forbidden sod.
But give us o path 10 follow. al
tho blind we all may be,
And give Us q leader 20 lead us,
and only then viii life remain
In ecstRcy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
Wheatley Cubs
Champs Of Their
Park Division

The Phyllis Wheatley Cub foot
ball team, North Side Champions,
undefeatsd and united, were
scored on but twice.
League rules required that the
boys weigh less than 100 pounds,
be u or under and no more than
sixth graders. The team was spon-
SoFed by De Luxe Recreation.
The record:
Wheatlsy Opponents
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
Daily Sports Pages
Two Weeks Behind
On DOnnelly Tip

On DOnnelly Tip
This item, reprinted from Per-
ey Villas column. appeared In
the November S edition Of this
paper. Mil City dailies printed
a confirmation almost two weeks
later.
ANS quiet on the Vince Don
nelly front the past few months
but put this little prediction un-
der your hat: He viii make his
professional debut in q six-round
bout and his start viii be In q
headline position. The brain
trusters" have decided and viii
give him the same Jackie Graves
publicity build-up. That alone
should be interesting Donnelly
Is now attending St. Thomas
school and has made loads Of
friends in and out Of the boxing
game. Everyone should be cheer
ing for this clean-cut boy"
We scoop all Of the papers
daily and weekly quite often,
readers may have noticed.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
ALMOST ABOUT
EVERYTHING
By Percy villa

The Job Of writing this particular column without doubt
me most dcu task I've undertaken want every one
o. my readers 70 know that writing "in
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26

all Of ua would prefer 10 let lie
buried" the popular pianist
singer concluded.
Evening star., 1948-10-09
Weekend Events Scheduled
By National CAPITAL Parks

A river cruise to Fort Washington,
horse-drawn barge trips on the
c. & o. Canal, tree and shrub
walk and a nature ramble in Piney
Branch parkway are among events
scheduled this week end by the Ma
tional Capital Parks.
The sightseeing boat, Potomac
Clipper" will embark for the excur-
sion to Fort Washington from the
Tital Basin Inlet Bridge at 10 am.
tomorrow, returning at 2 pm.
Charles E. Shark, park historian,
will relate the history Of points of
interest along the river and at the
fort. Round-trip tickets at s1.15
each may be obtained at the dock.
The cruise will be the second OF q
series that will continue each Sum
day through october 81.
The canal barge trips will begin
at pm. tomorrow at the Foundry
Branch dock, Foxhall and Canal
roads NV. and will return from
Lock S, Brookmont, at 4:3O pm.
Park Naturalist w. Drew Chick
will conduct the tree and shrub
walk on Roosevelt Island from 2::3C
to 5 pm. today, starting from the
landing at Wisconsin avenue and X
street NV. He also will lead the
nature ramble tomorrow which will
start at 3 pm. at Sixteenth street
and Spring road NV.
Evening star., 1948-10-09
Belgium, Luxembourg
To Send Students Here

The United States yesterday
signed agreements with Belgium
and Luxembourg for educational
exchanges under the Fulbright Act
The act authorizes the use OF
part Of the proceeds from sale OF
United States surplus property in
foreign countries for financing
scholarships for American students
and research workers in those
countries and helping to finance
similar work here by foreign STU
dents.
The agreement with Belgium and
Luxembourg was signed in Brussels,
the State Department announced.
1t provides for expenditure of the
equivalent Of $150,0O0 in Belgian
francs annually for the educational
exchange program.
Other agreements under the act
already have been concluded with
China, Great Britain, Burma, the
Philippines. Greece and New Zea-
land,
Evening star., 1948-10-09
Satira Greeted by Father
On Arrival in Toledo
BY the Assoeioted Pres,

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. 9.-Patricia
(Satira) Schmidt, dancer, pardoned
after serving a year-and-a-half in
Jail for Staying her sweetheart in
Havana Harbor, was back home to-
day to rest and recuperate"
"Oh. Daddy, Daddy! I'm so glad
to be home-so glad!" she told her
father. John Schmidt, druggist, as
sha arrived here by plane last night.
she was granted pardon by Pres
idcnt Ramon Grau San Martin of
Cuba in the fatal shooting of John
Lester Nee, Chicago naval veteran,
aboard the victims yacht. A Judge
had sentenced her to IS years.
"All I want to do for while is
tust rest and recuperate," she told
reporters. She said she had scarcely
slept since September 80 when she
learned she was to be freed.
Still wearing her hair coiled high
on her head, the dancer declared
she had been offered number Of
contracts" but had no immediate
plans.
II only pray that some day might
be able to help others as have been
helped and I say that sincerely
she added,