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Evening star., 1948-02-26
By Alice Eyersmon

Or, Hans Kinder took his fare
well Of the Washington public for
the season, not with spoken words
but by the presentation Of q splen-
didly played program for the We'd
nesday night audience. The Na-
tionai Symphony's conductor was
welcomed by prolonged applause
on coming to the podium Of Consti-
tuition Hall and was. given an ovation
at the concerts end. But 1t was an
inspired evening also because of
Benno Moiseiwitsch's performance
OF >Beethoven's Concerto in G
minor the artist appearing as the
Symptoms soloist in what was his
local debut, as far as can be ascer-
tanned. Cheers and universal hand
ciappipg called him out again and
again In the vain hope Of hearing
more Of his artistry.
The concerto was given an un-
surpassed reading. There was not
. single note overlooked as to its
Importance in the whole, for his
conception of the work was deeply
penetrating. He is a master Of
nuance and tone tinting. not sim
ply in their larger effects but down
to the most infinitesimal shading.
These were so finely interviewer
into the fabric of the music, 10
superbly used for the minutest
pointing up OF meaning within
meaning that with the engrossing
| following of phrase after phrase
the accumulation of beauty was
overwhelming.
The pianists who regard the c
minor concerto as other than q
display piece for technique and Z
moderate interpretive ability ars
very few. To Mr.. Moiseiwitsch 1t Il
. poem that even In It's most bril-
liant moments has stu something
|of binding import TO say. His crisp
sparkling technique Is extremely
flexible In creating shades Of color
as In the two Allegros, which were
played with fluent musical dictiou
Yet II was the lyricism he brought
to the Andante that revealed the
particular individuality OF his tall
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Red Cross Editor to Talk
AT Writers MEETING

Miss Lois Johnson, editor Of the
Junior American Red Cross Maga-
nine, will speak at 8 o'clock to-
might at q meeting of the Society
Iof Free Lance Writer'S In the Mount
Pleasant Library, Sixteenth and
Lamont streets NV.
O1lcials Of the group announced
that winners Of q recent article
contest were Mrs. Doris p. Buck,
Mrs. Armelda Harding, Mrs. Elixa-
beth McSherry and Mrs. Christine
Kay Simmons.
The Arizona post., 1948-06-04

Speakers at the United Jewish Appeal Rally in New York last
help back the enemies
attacking leaders made pledges
August 1st Addressing the
day meeting GOlde MyeOn administrator of the
section member of the Provisional
MOrgenthau general chairman of the
The Arizona post., 1948-06-04
BEACON LIGHTS THE WAY

Just two years in business but
already a leader in Tucson is the
Beacon Lighting Fixture Co., 2521
E. Sixth.
Organized by likeable Max
Saltzman, N. Sawtelle, it is the
only exclusive lighting fixture
house in Tucson, featuring fluoreS-
cent, incandescent, residential,
commercial and industrial light
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saltzman, former
Chicagoans Che still owns a bust
ness there), are quite active in
the community. Mr.. Saltzman is
a member of B'nai Birth and Con-
gregation Anshei Israel, and Mrs.
Saltzman has given unselfishly of
her time in the Hebrew School.
Two sons-in-law of the Saltz-
mans George Fischer and Russell
H. Gilman, are co-managers of
the Beacon Co. Whenever the
Saltzmans want to forget about
business, they can always occupy
their time pleasantly with their
three lovely little grandchildren,
Michele Gilman, age l, and Paula
Rivette and Babette Iona Fischer,
ages 5 and 3, respectively.
According to Saltzman, you are
invited into Beacon and see for
yourself why so many outstanding
residences and businesses in Tue
son insist upon Beacon lighting
fixtures. Free estimates are cheer
fully given.
The Arizona post., 1948-06-04
DELAY THE LATEST
FILM ON ANTI I-SEMITISM

Hollywood, Calf. (JPS)-Diffi-
Guilty in finding a distribution out
let because of a feeling here that
anti-Semitism has been sufficient
ly exploited on the screen in re-
cent months, held up until now
the appearance of 'The Burning
Bush," Conrad Nagel film dealing
with anti-Semitism in Hungary in
the 10Th century.
The Arizona post., 1948-06-04
ANTI-SEMITISM BEGINS
AT IL, BLIVEN SAYS

NEW YORK (JPS)-Anti-Jew-
ish prejudices usually begin in
children between the ages of IL
and Is, although they can be in
culcated at almost any age and
often come earlier, Bruce Bliven
writes in the latest article in his
series on anti-Semitism in the
United States, in New Republic
magazine.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
Electrical Contractor Held
In Building Supplies Case

Clyde r. Henderson, 51-year-old
electrical contractor of Seat Pleas
ant, Md, today was under $1,000
bond awaiting grand jury action.
charged with larceny after trust.
The case involves the acceptance
of $500 from contracting firm here
for building materials which alleg-
Iedly were never delivered.
Henderson was arraigned before
Judge Ellen K. Raedy IN Municipal
Court yesterday and pleaded not
guilty. He surrendered himself vol
ultarily In the United States attor-
lney's office where he was summoned
Monday.
Frank Shomo Of Vienna, Va, and
Henry J. Dreher Of the 1900 block OF
Connecticut avenue NV, partners
in the contracting firm, swore, IN q
warrant, they gave Henderson a
total of $500 on two occasions here
last October. They told police that,
on receiving the money, the man
agreed to purchase Government
surplus materials at reduced cost
and promised delivery within a
short time.
The witnesses told special nvesti-
gators of the United States attor-
ney's office they later forwarded
sums totaling another $4,000 for
other materials but that none has
yet been delivered.
Henderson told investigators
Monday he had accepted $2,500
from the contractors, and that he
expects delivery of ordered mate
rails from the Government "in a
few days"
Evening star., 1948-03-03

aboue, center:
sIim-Iine dress with surprise fullness In
front! Round, cIose-fitting neekiine.
rounded shoulders. Navy, peacock blue,
Grey. Misses sizes Il to l8---22.95
Misses Dresses-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-03-03

Gboue, right:
Bow pIus-tier effect repeoted on bodice
and skirt eopeIet shoulders have q
very new dir. Royon crepe navy,
block Or grey. Sizes Il 10 1853
NtsseS Dressss-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-03-03

dboUe, left:
Pnpt-tep drsss with its own curved bolero
jockst. Gently fored sorsd skirt. Royon
crepe. Black as we'll os navy. Misses
sizes u 2to2o-------l6.o5 10
NisseS Dresses-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-03-03

Two-pieee dress that doubles os suit
with blouse! WhirI skirt, tiny woistIins,
scoIloped jocket, sparkling gloss buttons!
Junior Miss sizes 9 TO IS. Royon foille.
z2.95
yuntor Miss Dresses-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-11
AUTO TRUCKS WANTEp.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving; gem
eral hauling: modern vans, insured loads;
white help: reasonable rates. TW. 1870.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1s4s chev
vans, stakes panels and pickups for, hire
pfEs!XE- Tfs!XE "; YRS ;sEhF Io u NE 7311,.
Call FIR 6499 1Js
VAN. TRUCK-Large or small Jobs; prompt
service; reas. prices; local or long distance
IA 1887; after Z pm. GE. 1416. 12s
Evening star., 1948-04-11

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.l.
DODGE AZ truck; refrigerated body. peri.
y 800; accept offer. DU. o1s1 bet: 0
cMEvEoIEr 1912 truck; .-ton panel.
FORD '3s 1a-ton panel good tires. body
$3.50 SIS mss2 essS Can e $40 ao sSsassa'n sssa must SELL
sTUDEBAKER 1913 tTucks-we may have
the truck you need for early delivery. Our
to help determine the proper + truck for
II.1 21st st. nv. DI. o11o. 1884 Pa
fsa FORD se isa7 y .ton szaa inclosed pickup deal
ssflSsf9fh Al auTo e" Esf asS
s{SHaEgysottf se i isss panel $500. Call er
ACTION AUTO SERVICE
1897 1897 rd rord 1h-ton stake stake e---------s3ss
1ssa 1ssa SMy Shey esrISls, a7-ton STAKE 3a9 a9
1942 Ford sedan delivery -----. 965
AJTo JMens sEs5r GssE essS sS .sa ssi .ts AcToN
0PPoRTUNITIEs PLUS FOR YOU AL
Ing are excellent values.
aMe ae ii.sSn. i:son. f4ett Sss dvnn Van 1Ise
- /; II. E. 3s-ton tractor 1,7so
IS Ford i1s-ton. la-ft, cargo - i,S5o @
More good trucks to select from Vans,
TRACTORS. dumps. panels, stakes, pickups,
and cENRA ss IRS MoroR tas'es Co. aMe
truck sales and service. 5000 Lee hwy
Arlington, CHI. 1000. ether good truck
nargains at our Alexandria plant, 1901
Oronoco St, Alex. Va, OV. 1900. -17
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
PANELED TRUCK wanted BY private
Party party; will pay immediate cash. Please
good body; reasonable. or. 3ssSa @ii i1i'
1880 OR LATER 1ia-ton s. w. B., cab
and chassis. in good cond.; pvt. party will
pay eash. Box l47-S. Star. IL
Evening star., 1948-04-11

o-'hA'' MA soo@ OF M. 4342.
PACKARD 1898 s-cyl. black finish 5-pass
ss COUPE or Best s0Ss 1 tires Iad1 n and ohhee
PACKARD 1941 club coupe-why walk?
This car is clean. has radio, heater and
cApTo sSId soDs gsfs ses5
1929 22nd st. NV. ma. $500. ia
PACKARD 1s4s Clipper 8 club sedan;
r. and h., new factory-like paint. excel
lent tires, very clean interior; mechanical
sofoss '3 asst 1915
PAcKARD PiS;i All I2Hs LIMOUSINE, lust overhauled, ut
osr ofsa Under. a1 a e2D'esa an eIsf s''0 or 0s''
PACKARD 1915 ITO 4-dr.; radio and
heater; pvt. party; excellent condition;
$1,s55 or best oier. Call NO. 9s43 or
fPAAcRRARD 1s41 s-door; r. and h.; blk;
oSner TinIfs gsrfsss fG1den Ve1ont Sie4s
Az Wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer. "a.
sssS sSsS4sD a .ssss Il tar WI s'e.s a4so and md
PACKARD 1912 Clipper 4.door sedan:
ins @ tires: Special , value ,, at ,Sa sl2g5 Other
300 Ies hwy All. cH. 1000. evenings
s4sekxRg aas SsR issz 4-sess deer s-eylInd.r; $3.50
PACKARD 1887 4-dr.. s-cyl. '120": mile
CONDITION. $3.50. Temple 721I. IL
PACKARD 1941 "iI0' 4-dr. sedan; h.
and seat covers: excel. cond, low mileage;
price. 81, ,195; pvt. owner. Ma. 1917, GE.
PaEKARp 1898 "1e0" 4-dr. sedan; radio
and heater. excellent cond.; car to be
proud e; $3.50. EN- 47aa; a;,,,.. ,,,al mI1 8.
r., h., spot and fog lights, seat covers,
oyerdriye, electromatic. clutch: immaculate
guar; price. S2,7a5. FOLLINs PACKARD
SERVICE, 1901 Bait. blvd. college Park,
Nd, UN 1900. -12
excellent appearance, splendid condition.
fne tires. Special value at 81. .se5. Other
sood ears 70 select from: CENTRAL MO-
1900 Lee hwy. Ari. CH. 7o00, evenings
and Sunday. III
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Windsor 4-dr.; low mileage;
1895: trade. cash or terms.
LEBERRY, 1910 Benning rd.

* lsss cios t'ssF slo H. po.l GaR ss
:$s:' 4
ss { f .Ts e5sg.s aasss Ssss.r
drive, original black Duco finish. shines
III like new: sanitizsd and "ooggnneer,,rated":
s.eane Dealers si s1Tsf invited IoaAs eys n ks
I'LL I'LL 18th st. NV, 18th and SITS. DI.
cH.YsLER ;r. 1as7 t New Yorker 4,dr; black.
aSGsiTys ,S9; s2s5o Du soss sess s.,,v.r.a
ssHfI w 5Hz Il fiss go lss sirs st. HENRY
GRossEnBs ns 81 rs d esas for scK Faep ssT
cRosfIIi3 fIi fASgffAsSj;s r. e. ,s4l; will paint to
sHsSsLES S. i't tM sssss sss $500 or Ss.. Gsr
Skosasf ssss ssi uadsT 5sa5 Ti Sss Rls' sea5 or
EIssH gssyss paint ;c fsd,S ;ssssSss ssSs srASiEy aft
pE . SOTO Iss5 custom AZ S,dr, sedan; 5sdio
ss:s sss nv ssss cs 81 sss 4?S
Sc Se0seK seTo 81 1895 s 4-dr sedan: recent OVER
DE SOTO 1941 4-dr. custom sedan; al
RAJ aes i5.oush
DE SOTO 1946 Custom sed.; r. and h.
seat covers: $4,000 mi; 80 days fun war
ranty: 81 .Se5 CALVERT MOTORS, INC.
2Sd1 M Lee hwy, lao mile from Key Bridge
De soTo 1s4I custom club coupe; radio,
heater, covers, I. d.. good tires, S1,O95;
can finance. ia. 1858.
DE SOTO 1910 Custom sedan: r. and twin
heaters, defrosteFs. overdrive. very good
cond.: 5000: can be seen at 1905 18th ST.
De soTo s5; sood condition: must sac.
rifice: $3.50; leaving town. Ow. 654S.
DE SOTO 1896; good running condition
and rubber; r. and b, seat covers; $3.50
or best offer Cali DI. 34s3.
DE SOTO 1941 business coupe: b.. motor
has 5000 mi: S995. BOWMAN MOTOR
SALES. 1880 Georgia ave-. Ia. 1000. Ill
DE SOTO '3S black 4-door sedan; COM
pletely reconditioned; best offer under
5000. FA. 1888. Ill
DE SOTO 1s4l coupe; nuid drive. gray.
mechanical condition; $3.50. TE. b7sp. :
DE SOTO 1882 sedan; privately owned;
perfect conc q pa passed tnspeeticn yestsT;; ;
II. 1855. S16 Haleish st. &c. Ill
Evening star., 1948-04-11
nj H. q s1.4oo a5s r cai r. fRa 2o1a f sesfs sfsel

car is far above average. has original
shiny black finish. interior nice and clean,
ss sssy ne os5 1sIs :r E STsen mos
1893 r. /. ave. ne, co. 0ss2
FORD l941 Super de luxe coupe1 opera
seats and heater. black finish, very clean
down. TRIANGLE MOTORS. 1883 r. i.
ave ne. CO. OsS2
FORD 194l de luxe v-s Tudor; original
ssa'Ts5 ts1%s Ts5Assa5If s5i MOTORS SOLO 'i r. l.
sUs sys ne; ;oI pE. 63o3. .,s
ton: $3.50. TR Ais -i3
FORD 1910 taxi; very good condition:
saao offer under ade hehf csii AT sss ssss or ss''
PoRD 1.rfses 1sas sppsT US ao W. ae
FoRp FOR ans 1s4s SUPER al niS de luxe Tudor VS.: r.
and h. 4 clean. well;kspt car. in top
SsT ao46h co aaa eois srs a..l. soRa
FoRp 1s4i super de luxs Tudor VS.: r.
and snt sn sers an nass MoPoa Sre co
tFord dealer), $50 Biadensburg rd. ne.
foRD is41 station wagon. super de luxe:
leather upholstery: S1,09b. OF. sls5.
FORD 1887 4-dr. s5; clean interior; ra-
dio: In good cond.: $685.. WA. 4761.
1921 Madison St, Hyattsville, Md.
FORD 1912 Super de luxe sedan coupe
personally owned; mileage under $1,000:
se5o and csl h tlfs Ne. e o7ss Ssr' good '0n0.iiNn
FORD 1941 Super de luxe Tudor; radio
and heater; original maroon finish Don't
let the price fool you. This is clean
guaranteed for,so days plus B. G. inspec- pee
ton; today's special, SS95, terms. COAST
IN PONTIAC CO., 407 Fla. ave. ne.
AT. 1900. Open ewes. till g. liz
FORD 1898 V-6; radio. heater; good
cond.; priced for quick sale, $3.50, cash
or terms. AD.. ATS. Ill
FORD 1887 sedan; new tires: runs good:
cheap, dependable Transportation; S215
cash. Phone Sligo $3.50.
FoRD lass de % luxe Tudor; I. T. and b. h., new .
ysIy y',sr clean & sll &sround; sss5; Eusr.
90 Biad.nshurs I'd. Ms. AT. 02o0. LA
Evening star., 1948-04-11

r cdr; r. and h.,
80 days full war;
RT MOTORS, 2611
from Key Bridge,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-24
American Legion
Auxiliary Meets

The Tabor City American Legion
Auxiliary met last Friday night at
the Legion Hut with the president,
Mrs. Willie Webster. in charge.
Plans were outlined and discussed
for the coming year and a drive
for new members will be made.
All persons eligible for member
ship are urgently requested by the
organization to look into the mat
ter and join the local group. To be
eligible a person must have either
brother, father, son or husband
who is member of the American
Legion in good standing.
The meeting date for the coming
year has been set for Thursday
evening following every fourth
Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-24
Birthday Dinner

Mrs. Wayne Baxter entertained
on Thursday evening at a dinner
party at the Baxter home in honor
Of her husband on his birthday all.
niVersary. A color scheme of green
and white was used throughout the
home. A large birthday cake bear
ing candles centered the table.
Covers were laid for the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Baxter,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Baxter, Mrs.
Eva Inman, and Marion Baxter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-24
Presbyterian
Women Meet

Mrs. Roland Baldwin was hostess
TO the Presbyterian Women's Aux
illary at her home last Tuesday
evening. Mrs. j. A. Hufham had
charge of the meeting after which
Mrs. Baldwin served ice cream and
cake to her guests.
Present were Mesdames c. H.
Prout, j. A. Huffman, r. c. Harrel-
son, Jro D. A. Blue, Sidney Scott,
Percy Brown, and Misses Blanche
Edens and Myrtle Bailey.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-24
Club Issues
Invitations

The following invitations have
been Issued in Tabor City this week
IN lieu of the fact that it is an
impossibility to send every one an
individual invitation the Study
Club wishes to extend the follow
ing invitation now to all Tabor
City homemakers. business women
and especially mothers of young
children:
You are cordially invited to a
tea at the home Of Mrs. B. L.
Nesmith on Thursday, September
twenty-third. from four-thirty ua-
til six o'clock to meet and welcome
to our community the teachers in
our school.
Pioneer Study Club.
Rev. A. H. Duncan will preach
revival services near Hamlet this
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-24

Hut, Miss Eakins Is the Supreme
Deputy of Woodmen Circles and is
: resident of Charlotte.
The meeting was concerned with
rititalistic work and around y
members were present.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-24
TO RED SPRINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Blue and
daughter, Jane, and Miss Blanche
Edens spent last week end in Red
Springs with relatives.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-24
HERE FOR
WEEK END

Wallace Carter and daughter,
Feggy, of Wilmington were the
week end guests of the Robert
Mccormick family.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-24
News About Your Neighbors
SUNDAY
COMPANY

DR.. Jack Richardson Of Florence
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Mckenny
OF Loris were Sunday guests Of
Mrs. Letha Butler.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. L. 5. Parham and
Lester Parham were Raleigh visit
orS last week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-24
PAGE THREE
TO SCHOOL

TO SCHOOL
Ernest Stedman Cox plans to
leave Thursday for Chapel Hill
where he will attend UNC this
year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-24
FLORENCE TRIP

Mrs. w. F. Cox, MRS. Jack strick-
ianu' and Ms. Robert Mccormick
were N Florence Monday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-24

m FLORENCE
Mrs. Elroy Bell ana Mr.. and
MRS. Alton Garrett were Florence
visitors Monday.
Evening star., 1948-03-10

IN engineering viewpoint, represents ono u
the safest, finest and most advanced air.
line transports available for public servioe."
Fulfilling our pledge given 10 you At the
time of voluntary withdrawal Of the DEG,
we report these facts because va consider the
confidence Of the public our most valuable
asset. We never have, and never will,
operate any airplane that does not measure
up to the highest known standards Of safety
and dependability.
We arc proud to Geo the DC-6, designated
BY United Air Lines as the Mainliner 800,
come back to the Main Line Airway. We are
convinced that 1t will, in every way, prove
itself to be the outstanding airliner in opera,
ton anywhere in tho world
Evening star., 1948-03-10
Two National Geographic
Teams 10 Check EcIipse

Two National Geographic Society
scientific teams are on their way
to the Orient to study the eclipse
due to occur May 8 and 8.
The groups, one bound for Tenan,
Korea, and the other for Wukang,
China, left National Airport yester-
day by plane.
Five other expeditions are to par
ticipate in the eclipse operation
which will check the solar phe-
nomenon in 5,320-mile area from
Southern Burma to the Aleutian
Islands.
The Korea team is under the di-
rection of DR.. George Van Bies-
brock of Yerkes Observatory, Will
iiams Bay, Wis, and professor en-
eritus of astronomy at the Univer-
sity of Chicago. Accompanying him
are John P. st. Clair, camera tech
nician, of 308 Seventh street S.W.,
and T/Sergt James C. Moore, Fort
Myer radio technicain.
The Rev. Francis j. Heyden, 8. j.,
of Georgetown University is in
charge of the China team, which
includes Joseph P. Gray Of Vienna,
Va. camera technician, and Pvt.
John j. Castleane, radio technician
of Fort Myer.
Dr. Maynard o. Williams, 108
Woodbine street, Chevy Chase, Md,
member of the National Geographic
Society's foreign staff, went along
with the teams.
Evening star., 1948-03-10

Judge Ellen x. Raedy Of operating
Q 'hotse Of ill-fame." The defend
ant later was convicted by Judge
Thomas D. Quinn in another NUM-
cipal courtroom on q vagrancy
charge.
Two other women occupants of
the same house, in the 1900 block
Of Stanton terrace Sc, part of the
Frederick Douglasing housing de-
velopment operated by NCHA. also
were convicted Of vagrancy. The
others arrested were Margie Robin
Evening star., 1948-03-10
Protestant Film Body's
Official to Speak

Paul F. Heard, executive secre-
tary Of the Protestant Film Com
mission, will discuss the commits
sion's program at meetings here
tomorrow and Friday.
Frank M. Sherwood will preside
at the meeting at the Clarendon
Methodist Church, Sixth and North
Arlington streets, Arlington, at 8
pm. tomorrow. On Friday at 8
pm. in the Dramatic Hall of Foun-
dry Methodist Church, Sixteenth
and P streets NV, Dudley F. Holtz-
man will preside.
Evening star., 1948-03-10
Mother Of Six Awaits
DisorderIy Case Sentencing

A 23-year-old mother of six who
receives $116 monthly in public as
sistance and pays rent for her home
to the National Capital Housing
Authority today awaits sentencing
on charge she used her home as
a disorderly house.
The woman, Emma B. Casey, COL
ored, was convicted yesterday by
Evening star., 1948-03-10
u. ). Reich Zone Bars
Czech Political Units,
Won't Gust Refugees
BY the Assoeiofed Press

BERLIN, Mar. 1O.-Gen. Lucius
D. Clay says Czechoslovak refugees
will not be permitted to establish
exile political committees in the
American zone of Germany.
On the other hand, the American
military governor added, United
States authorities will not attempt
to force the return of refugees to
Czechoslovakia, where the Com
munists recently seized power.
Gen. Clay told newsmen yesterday
he had no idea how many Czecho-
slovaks had fled into Western Ger
many. He said he had received no
protest from the new Czechoslovak
government over the haven given the
refugees.
Advices from Frankfurt said
Adolph Prochazka, former Czecho-
slovak Minister of Health, has ar
rived in the American zone. Mystery
had surrounded Mr.. Prochazka's
whereabouts since he fed his country
early in March.
Informants said he arrived in the
United States zone with his wife
and 13-year-old daughter. Reports
from Prague said another daughter,
Milada, 10, was under arrest after
attempting to flee.
The sources said Mr.. Prochazka
refused to talk to newsmen because
he feared reprisals against Milada.
He was one of several ministers
named by Czechoslovak Premier
Klement Gottwald as an agent of
foreign reaction" during the recent
crisis.
In Prague, the newspaper Pravo
Lidu said Volta Benes, brother Of
President Eduard Benes, has re-
signed from Parliament. He was
right wing member of the Social
Democratic Party.
Evening star., 1948-03-10

son, 1S, colored, and Emma Jones,
II, colored.
Vice squad detectives said they
found Emma Casey's six children,
ranging from II months to Z years,
living in a second-floor room, when
they visited the place on Febru-
ary 28. They reported they sent
the children to the District Receiv-
ing Home for care.
Sentence date In all cases was
set for March 23, pending a pro-
Evening star., 1948-03-10
Club to Hear Richardson

Seth w. Richardson, chairman of
the Loyalty Review Board will dis
cuss the loyalty program at lunch
con meeting of the Princeton Club
of Washington at 1890 pm. tomor-
row in the congressional room Of
the Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1948-03-10

Marine barracks, Eighth and II
streets Sc.
The program will include the
overture from Beatrice and Bene-
dict" by Berlioz, Caucasian
Evening star., 1948-03-10
Marine Bond Orchestra
Gives Concert Tonioht

The Marine Band Symphony
Orchestra under the direction OF
Maj. William F. Santelman will
give q concert at 8:15 o'clock tonight
in the band auditorium OF The
Evening star., 1948-03-10
M6mWW

United Air Lines is pleased to announce the
resumption of scheduled service with ito
Douglas DC-6 aircraft beginning March 81,
following completion Of notifications.
Last November the airlines voluntarily
withdrew the Docs from service when
difficulty involving fire developed after
100000 miles of DC.6 flying. Here is the
story of what has taken place since then.
A board of aircraft experts, carefully
selected from the airlines, the Douglas Air.
craft Company, the Civil Aeronautics
Administration and the Civil Aeronautics
Board, was established to determine the
source of difficulty and to take the necessary
steps to eliminate it. In addition to skilled
engineers, veteran DC-6 pilots participated
In that assignment
After weeks of exhaustive engineering in.
spections and flight tests, during which every
detail of the aircraft was thoroughly checked