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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-06
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lelbcn oa5 eu6 Damn oos Seine sum
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an 1olde, Die rebt oiel obenteuerIi-
dies 3eug entbalten. @eipiB aibt es
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nuB bon ibnen ni6t su piele Ieien
9fan peroirbt itd) ben 8eldmof ba-
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es ut gar 1tibt geiagt, baB ioIhe
slber langtpeilig ltnb; es aibt be-
lebrenoe Bidder, Die iid aana Iuitio
lelen. Mucb bon oen 9idern erbol1,
llden Snbalts braudt ibr nid1t BON
&c 5l1 iperoen, benn au6 oiele lino
nlbt lmmer ernit uno itrena. ion.
bern ipreben mitlnlter liebIif ann
Ser5en.
Evening star., 1948-03-28

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A reception was held in the
Chinese room before the dinner,
the Welcoming Committee being
headed by c. Clinton James, Robert
e. Buckley and Rudolph w. Santel-
mann.
According to custom, speeches
were barred at the dinner and all
the business was temporarily for
gotten.
Edward L. McAleer, president of
the District League, introduced the
guests of honor, including j. A.
Adams, Home Loan Bank Board;
Donald w. Allen. National bank
examiner; J. L. Bailey, chief ma
tional bank examiner, fifth Federal
Reserve district; Verne G. Bonesteel
chief examiner, Federal Home Loan
Bank System.
Also Senator Cain. Republican, Of
Washington, Morgan B. Callahan
loan guarantee officer, Veterans Ad-
ministration; Edward A. Dent, Dis.
trict assessor; William K. Divers
chairman, Home Loan Bank Board
Raymond M. Foley, administrator
National Housing Agency; Abnel
Ferguson, Washington counsel
United States Savings and Loar
League. ~
A. r. Gardner, acting governor
Federal Home Loan Bank; c. w
Gosneu, president, Home Builder
Association; Frank Hardinge, VIC
president, United States Savings ans
Loan League: J. w. Holt, vice presi
dent, Home Loan Bank of Winston
Salem; w. H. Husband, manager
Federal Savings and Loan Insuranc'
Evening star., 1948-03-28
New Yorker, With So Arrests,
Held in $500 Bond as Vuqrunt

ferson declared Cramer not only is
a "well-known pickpocket" but op-
crates the entire length of the East
Coast, from New York to Florida.
Judge Thomas Dewey Quinn in
Municipal Court yesterday took this
into account when he rejected the
Districts request for $500 bond and
instead set $500 bond to guarantee
the mans return on April 8.
The judge also took long look
at Cramer's FBI record, which
shows he has been arrested So times
and convicted in 80 Of the ensuing
trials since 1910. The FBI reported
that Cramer has used nine aliases
ranging from Harry Lavette tt
Meyer Frankenberg.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
City Heads 10 Receive
Suggestions on Cafe

A recommendation for correcting
substandard conditions in the mu-
nicipal Center cafeteria will be
placed before the Board Of Commits
sioners this week, Engineer Com
missioner Gordon r. Woung said
yesterday.
The present lunchroom, which
does not meet Health Department
standards, occupies space originally
designed for police pistol range
For more than two months, Gen
Young has been studying three
plans for correcting the situation.
The plans suggested by Archie G
Hutson, District director of con.
struction, were:
/. Remodel the present lunchroon
at a cost of $45,00.
2. Provide a temporary lunchroon
for District employees near the Mu'
nicipal Center at cost of $4,000.
3. Build new cafeteria undel
the plaza adjoining the building a
a cost of $175,000.
Gen. Young told reporters he hae
been prevented from making (
recommendation on the cafeteris
problem until now by the press O
other work, particularly his stud.
of the recent report of specia
five-man committee investigating
causes of the collapse of part of th'
Empire Building last December 16
A recommendation by Gen. Younl
for action on this report also Is ex
pected within a few days.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Third Party Pulls Out
OF Campaign in Cuba
By the Associated Press


HAVANA, Cuba, Mar. 27.-Third
party candidates for President and
Vice President of Cuba pulled out of
the race today.
Meanwhile, dispatches from Day.
tona Beach, Fla, where he is in
exile, said ex-President Fulgencio
Batista is willing to run for senator
as Liberal Party candidate if the
party as whole insisted.
The Liberal Party called another
national assembly today to nomi-
nate Gustavo Cuervo Rubio for Vice
President. A few weeks ago 1t NOM
mated a surgeon, Ricardo Nunez
Portuondo, for President.
Cuervo Rubio was Vice President
during Batista's regime. He also
served for a time as secretary of
state in the cabinet of President
Ramon Grau San Martin, Revolu-
tionary Party leader. He left the
cabinet after disagreeing with
. Graus policies.
What will happen to the third
party is a mystery. Some say it is
dead; others say it may rise again
stronger than ever. Presidential
elections are set for June /.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Slight Decrease Reported
lin CAPITAL Measles Cases

While the measles outbreak here
Is declining slightly the number OF
cases reported still continues high,
Health Department officials an
nounced yesterday. Last week 148
cases were reported raising the total
for the year to date to 1,1S0.
Although measles is a reportable
disease, health officials believe that
many cases have not been reported
to the department by attending
physicians.
The number of births to date show
decline from the same period last
year, the Bureau Of Vital Statis-
tics reported. There have been 6,066
against 6,663 for the same 1s47 Pc
riod. OF the births, 4,l21 were white
and 1,945 were colored.
In the first IL weeks Of this year
there were 2,097 deaths against
2,0l2 for the same period last year.
Evening star., 1948-03-28

Matthew and the Angel In the Ro-
man Campaign" Miss Puckett will
discuss the painting at 2:30 and
$50 o'clock this afternoon In the
auditorium.
Beginning tomorrow the Picture
of the Week" viii be Titians SELF
Portrait" Grose Evans Of the gal
lery staff will discuss the painting
at 1890 and 2::30 pm. daily through
Saturday.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Lecture Is SET Today
On German PAINTINGS
Star Staff Photo.

The National Gallery of Art will
present a lecture on The Develop
ment of German Painting" at 5
o'clock this afternoon in the gallery.
Miss Elisabeth Puckett, gallery
lecturer, will discuss the history Of
German painting from the late Mid
die Ages to the Renaissance style of
Durer and his contemporaries. The
lecture will be illustrated from the
current exhibition of German paint
ings.
The Tomasow String Quartet will
play at o'clock in the gallery's west
garden court. Feature of the con-
cert will be Haydn's Quartet In 3
Flat Major. Opus "a.
The picture of the Week" at the
gallery today will be Poussin'S Saint
Evening star., 1948-03-28

Washington police were not over
joyed when Harry Cramer, So, hit
town from his home in New York
City last Friday.
In fact, when detectives learned
the visitor was hanging around the
Greyhound Bus Terminal, at
Twelfth street and New York avenue
NV, two seasoned sergeants were
hastily dispatched there. They spot
ted Cramer Immediately and took
him in tow on vagrancy charge.
The arrest was made on that sec
tion of the vagrancy law that deals
with known pickpockets" seen loi-
tering among crowds in public
places. In their report, Detective
Sergts. w. r. Coffey and E. P. JET
Evening star., 1948-03-28

Corp; Louise johnson, United States
Savings and Loan League; o. K. La
ROGUE, president, Home Loan Bank
of Winston Salem; Richard A. Nor
ris, president, District Bankers AS
ISOLATION; Representative Lansdale
Sasscer, and Vernon M. West, cor
poration counsel.
An elaborate floor show and dane
ing followed the dinner. Howard E
Thompson was chairman of the ar
rangements COMMITTEES.
Evening star., 1948-03-28

nua1 dinner at
t h e Mayhower
Hotel last night.
Washington S
81 building and
loan associations
we're represented
b y tn e ir top
executives a n d
m a ny govern
m e MT officials
W e r e seated a t
the mead table.
| Special tribute
was paid Ralph
M. Smith, presi-
dent OF United
States Savings
Evening star., 1948-03-28
More Than 800 Attend
Dinner Of Building
And Loan League

Setting a new attendance record,
more than 300 members of the Dis
trict Building and Loan League and
special guests were present at an
Evening star., 1948-06-29
HELP WOMEN.

ADMITTING oFFICE-Typists 70 sssist ss
with the admitting Of patients, age ls-2o;
pe must abe ss mse. peope hosTs
to pm: salary. $is5 month ,,sIap and z z
HosP11Ah, Resls ADpIss ISIS Mhss Ese Mahly IT. nv.
ADVERTISING TELEPHONE CLERK, age
opening % in the classified advertising de-
NTH sDod ner Voice Who
capable and would enjoy rendering service
to Gus tpmers by telephone: 5-day, 3Sh2-hr.
Kesn 564 HzE hRRS gsrssSfh sfa os
r; Pess;sisfANT ayfi NJ IN PERSONNEL ofhce-col-
lege graduate IN ner r Sgs' 9 }bn uss nersonne pe
once OF a large company, assisting with
the administration Of the pension p M plan aa:i ana
pasm p ssIercal in in nature, and requires exercise
of considerable Judgment and tact and q
pleasant telephone voice and manner, u
or public contact in general and has moth
ing to do With employment. Experience
in personnel work not necessary. Accu-
fer a permanent resident of Washington.
We work o 5-day. 40-hour week, and the
beginning salary would, be $3.50 to $500
ence' There is definite opportunity for
promotion for some one who Is able and
willing to assume , Tssponssinin1y, sa,, ana .So 70
discouraged. Your reply should contain
your age, education. marital status, work
experience If any, whether you are at
present employed. why you want to change
and how soon you would be avatlable.
Write Box 2s6-E, Star. 20
ADJUSTMENT CLERK, 1 exper. in ham
ding customers claims; age 80 to 40; also
/ who has had exper. in talking over tele.
to public regarding adjustments. WASH
INGTON LAUNDRY. 2627 K St. NV: 20
dresses and women's coats Apply per-
sonnsI ONCE. 7th noor. JELLEFF'S. 1914
ASSISTANT MANAGER to work from s
u'm 10 i am. daily; salary S150 month.
Apply mgr, GEORGIAN HOTEL, 1914 @
3 sEa acknowledgements n position for
Experienced operators. Salary and COM
mission. Apply GABRIEL 1o1e CSnn
ave. -@o
Evening star., 1948-06-29
HELP MEN.

ASSISTANT MANAGER, to work from 5
Apply mgr GEORGIAN HOTEL. 1914 G
st. NV. ~
ASSISTANT SHIPPING CLERK Able
bodied man to assist shipping and Ieceiy-
:ng clerk IN warehouse. HAWKINS GLASS
CO, 1916 North Capitol st.
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN wanted,
with latest equipment available 5i2-day
week top earnings. vacations with pay,
h1Spitslzati1n fas SON sse NJ SewkrS
5000 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville, Md. WA.
200. i
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICs-Exper. Ford
mechanics. exper, body and fender men,
regular hours; top percentage on fat rate
basis. Apply Mr.. Shrve, HILL T1B-
BITS, 1114 Vermont ave. 3
AUToMOTIvE MECHANICS, 4. to work in
new modern GMc trUos Ues plant excellent
s5nsS es h6foh a6 sD' ss5
Apply UNIVERSAL AUTO PARTS, 4os H
St ne Mr.. Scott =
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS. Ford expert
ence; for one of Wash. largest Ford dealers.
men Apply Mr.. Friel, service manager,
FRANK SMALL 5A Jr., INC. 2l5 Pa. ave.
AUTO MECHANICS t21 by De Soto-Plym-
outh dealer; excellent opportunity for re-
liable man. BETHESDA MOTORS, INC,
4702 Miller ave, Bethesda. Md, OIL.
1000. go
AUTO MECHANIC. nrst-class, to handle
small feet Of trucks; excellent refs. re-
auired; good salary; must have tools.
46o New York ave. LION STORAGE CO.
AUTO MECHANICS "a, two for motor
tune-up, two for general work; Buick ex-
pertence preferred. but not essential. We
are expanding our shop and need men;
salary or commission or both Write your
own ticket; vacation with pay. insurance
and disqualification. CAITHNESS BUICK,
OIL. 5000. g
AUTO MECHANIC for work with WASH
ington's largest Ford dealer. 5000 pay
vacation and holiday pay 5i7-day week
See Mr.. Mcdonald, STEUART MOTOR CO.,
3rd and H sts. ne. i
AUTO MECHANIC. must be experienced
with all makes of cars; 5ia-day week, S65
Apply REDS GARAGE. "a ST. ne 80
AUTO METAL MEN (2), exper on variou.
types of auto bodies: 5 DAYS per wk., va
cation. holidays with pay. Decentralization
the risht man. See Mr.. Gibbs. shop fore.
man, CoAsT3IN PONTIAC, 4o7 Fla. aye.
AR sRttfo MEcARN1c-Must understand | sur
sGutpmsnt sauaMn. az TGB god pay for man who car
Afro PARTS MAN, to work in stockroom
experience helpful but not necessary
See MR.. YOUNG. 1880 14th st. NV. ~ao2s
Nv
Evening star., 1948-06-29
HELP DOMESTIC.

q -H.W. AND COOK, exper.;. no laundry;
. children; 5h-day wk. and every otner
Sunday; refs; S25 wk-; live In. GE. 39o7.
G.H.w.: live In or out: good cook: no heavy
$50 wk;; refs. Don't call unless
4 EW., care OF one child; experienced.
settled woman; good local references:
health card; S23 wk. 1928 MckinaieS
G.H.W. assist with one. child, no heavy
laundry. no cooking: references reaulTedi
live In: so. 80 wk. IA. sop .suSr. sMuS2o
nice NICE 2nd-foor room AT. ,4015. II
MAID, colored, fond Of children' live In.
g.h.w,, full care 10 mos. child
and apt; live in; local references; S25
sk IR;; a551srspwokPT a55s e 2 En- main cooSins; &
onc child; small apt; stay eveninss'
health card and references. co: 7705.
Evening star., 1948-06-29
HELP MEN.

TIMEKEEPER. white. for night 5ob: must must
ana esa spoy %
once, o'DoNNELL's SEA GRILL. 1907 =
1TELEyls.oN AND RADIO u.s,s .sry.esmsn; sa,a e.
perienced men only need apply to STAR 5o
TIRE excellent sassy sn
Apply 2-3. Mon through Thurs, BEN
TIRE SALESMAN. retail. for inside work;
per. man. Apply 80. Mon through Thurs,
BEN HUNDLEY. 2446 14th st. NV. so
TasE e ssad c wI 5sa
TRUCK DRIVER, colored pref; exper.;
furniture deliveries; must know city. Ap-
Pkuck P aqi pRf1Ek i9 T. and experienced
ior' wood and coal yard. COOPER SUPPLY
CO. Sl3 18th St: ne. ...,.,- ,xn.
ins afn Rom re roueh s0 eopy includins some sts
tistical tables require minimum speed
Of so words per minute; will consider
many many empIoyment nI Sr advantages. Telephone
Vi; VENETi2N ETA A Blind HANGERS, experienced.
os Jf 'e0 Apply Pss' Mg K fslfRs
vErEkAss W sI rs under ss. free to travel and
able to drive: good opportunity for right
men. MR.. COOPER. Senate Hotel. 1912
wATcMMAN, va ntsht; long term Job. Report
LgRIA CoNsJRucTIoN co; ,,,.-;ss, AS0
pFsfsrrsd ref af'sSis5s sos
wooLPREssER' szpertsSSsssd. Sss s for 4dp Hp9derp
Moe1 fEpssJd zpp Bf's ESia s:
od, ayst aPstssERSR Nj Rainss hdsx Nc Msek GOOD Sal,
ary. exp necessary. 1888 Buchanan st.
aY;ooiuNG HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. in
as With IN WEsrPNaaoE ahf
SUPPLY Co, 1913 K st. NV; Westminster,
Pos p G. to1 PhOne 1OFsrv1sI Nv R B. Lambert. Ma
E2saS MRR se 1888 sE sissssz Eastern 'S7s
9oUjNa 81 ca MAN. 4sooi reliable honest. with some
sMiasR.KET. 700 700 18th st. NV. No 1884.
YOUNG MAN to, learn credit business;
car; Apply 636 NJ Y, ave; Wv NV ds,,,.
lessen essen store. ore Apply in person. FRIEND
SHIP DELICATESSEN, 1892 Wis. ave. NV.
efoesTs store a FSea; ss5 To- sta Start Appls asdo
Ro6sa stSdsRs0Sf MAN, ia a5-s5. as supervisor for
a retail shopping service; no experience
necessary; must be free to travel; drivers s
Eo6Na Mas APy sfss col College ssf
equivalent, for perm. career position In
sales dept. Of nationally known casualty
insurance company. This, is a salary posi-
fiOn expenses MP sifr Paid while training Do'
YOUNG Man. s1-a5, good appearance, to
learn restaurant MANAGEMENT: EXCELLENT I,t
opportunity; ; Apply to manager CROWN
YOUNG MAN for credit dept. experience
Bssnsss BS ABBY snf MR kso ss P ST fsss
2ouse MAN, must bays sas ssll,ps sT9SE syPsE
Yo1NG l35S t!h NAN. IA NV Who is mechanically in
clined and would like to learn our bust
ness from the bottom up; must be willing
to work hard; excellent chance for ad-
yancement: starting salary, $50 Wk
Apply Mr.. Wilbur or MacDowell' j34o
YOUNG WHITE MEN. ages 25-4o. open
ings in stock rm and sales for ambitious
men wanting permanent connection: 40
hr. wk. Apply before II am, BECKER'S
LEATHER GOODS CO., 1914 F st. NV.
YOUNG MEN, over 1s. free to travel; can
earn Ss to $40 per day. Room 422, Bond
REIfABLE sahLflhs cHAuFFEuR-HousE Man.
Apply L. E. BREUNINGER g. SON, 1870
k,snFK St cHans "a so4S s4on, need, man m2s to
etc.' In srowins communtiy. A person
of integrety- honesty, initiative and expert
ence to help manage for present owner
Good opportunity for right person. Write
giving age and experience. Box 866.,H'
Evening star., 1948-06-29

When answering adDertiSe-
ments addressed to Star boreS
do NOT incloSe original refer
ences, photographs or other
papers OF personal Ualue. Ad-
Uertisers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to q Star
bor number and this mail is
destroyed if remaining oUer
10 days after final Insertion
of advertisement.
In order to protect its dduer-
tisers from receiDing circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter 1Dilt be withheld as
far as possible By The Star.
Only bona fde ansUerS to
advertisements addressed to
bor numbers in care of The
Star 1UilI be deliDered to dd-
Dertisers on presentation OF
the bor number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-06-29
SALESMEN.

INSURANCE statesmen to sell, and serv
ice estab. route of consolidated business;
must be ambitious and willing to accept
HoME HeszS FRIeNp1Y ss1aaS ms e., soa-sS
st, NV; MA. $3.50.
and advance work; $50 to .$75 per week,
esperlenee: a references and bond REQUIRED.
saIEsMAN M for for work clothes dept; GOOD
Mhs sRd ,5l saa1{Fai s
surance route; automobile necessary; aver.
age agents commissions for 1947 and dst
quarter 194s, $102 per wk.@ Apply RI Rm.
SALESMAN to- to detail the medical profess
sion in Wash; and Baltimore: car neceS,
sary: sal; and expenses; Answer IN own own
6a handwr!sing 1 and give phone num0er. s0N
sATEsMEN-1f you have had experience
in the insurance field and are go-getter'
nent position salary. and commission, in
Contact c. N. GARNER, Room 500, Inter
national Building, 1919 F st. NV in "a a, m
Statesmen for both counter and outside
sales; good opportunity for right man; ex-
sssnt is is1Ty ss ste start Box ss samss
WHOLESALE beauty supply company has
an opening AL Oil tClAitoly y
for a young man. neat, ambitious. 60
getter. Drawing account and comm. Car
esGns Re- Knows i fSF feD ood
cessor desires salesman to contact estab-
80; salary. bonus, automobile expenses:
heisht etc. II j. fHif HEnz p co.. aio sh
WANTED by national-known paper manu-
for h9h IT. afa or 0qsas sh Tass
but pot essential; Apply JOHN N LgSAs gida
ist6 GO and 1HS Eye sss Sap'IaI nw wall Paper ss
available to cash In on leads created by
extensive national and local advertlsing;
the greatest scientific advancement In
uum cleaner the new Vactrifying system;
small down payments; low monthly terms;
extremely liberal commissions make high
earnings easy. II you have car ana
are willing to work; phone MR.; LLEa KILLEA,
EXPERIENCED storm window men. who
desire change for more income can sell
WISCo, the only aluminium self,storins
storm window and screen combination,
best demonstrating product in this deld
as We sell more home improvement
items than any other concern in this area.
room installations, brick, stone and asbes-
tos siding, roofing and insulation with
leads will be closed by salesman ex--
perienced in these lines. Interviews. 2 to
pm ASSOCIATED CONTRACTORS. INC,
1512-1514 Benning I'd. ne. 80
ExPER. in wholesale grocery and paper;
excel. oppor. for man with retail fol-
lowing who is not 1907 satisfied in his
present position. Unusual circumstances
make this offer possible. RA 1925.
conditioning: average $50 wk. MILLS
CO. 9th and E SITS. NV. .
Evening star., 1948-06-29
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR, d. c. Notice
is hereby given that the Assessor of the
District of Columbia has caused to be
as feeared S1
the Act of CONGRESS approved July l,
1902, as amended, and that copy of
said schedule will be delivered to any
person applying therefor at the Office of
the Assessor, Room 215, District Build
Ing, The law requires such schedules
9 an6 ed to bs snq
the month of July 1913. E. A. DENT,
Assessor. D C 30
Evening star., 1948-06-29
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the Procurement Section. National Bureau
OF Standards, washington; p. C. until
opened for meters, transformers. direc-
tional couplers. and mounts, for the Nati-
onsl Bureau of Standards. as described in
the bids which may be obtained from the
Procurement Section. National Bureau Of
Standards. 20
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the Procurement Section. National Bureau
of Standards. Washington, D. c., until >
pm, July ?. 194S, and then publicly
corder and spare parts therefor. at the
National Bureau of Standards. Radio Prop
sgation Field Station. Las Cruces. N. Mex
leo. as described in the bids which may be
obtained from the Procurement Section.
National Bureau of Standards. 20
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the Board of Engineers for Rivers and
ely Point, WASHINGTON 25, D. c., until ,
pm. daylight saving time, 20 July 1913.
and then publicly opened and read for
the following items for sale: 122 display
fixtures, wings, 50"x4S"; 3 display fix
lures, wings, 60"x7s"; . display fixtures
self-supportable floor type; l display fix
ture. angle main frame and corner Items
may be inspected at the u S. Engineer
Once, 1st and Douglas streets NV,
Washington, D. c. Je26,212S,29; ;ju24,25
Evening star., 1948-06-29
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
IT RETOUCHERS,

RETOUCHEKS, eXperlence
permanent positions. HARRIS
& EWING. 1913 st. NV: Pa
SOLICITORS, work with photographer,
door to door; portraits. Apply COLONIAL
STUDIO. 1910 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
TEACHERS, with five or more years short
spare-time work; will not interfere with
your present position. Give full details Of
previous experience and phone number. All
INQUIRIES held strictly confidential BOX
343-H Star. A.