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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-26

The Rumba's great favorite with every
one, says Joyce Lyons. And now you can
learn it in just one lesson. It's all due to
Arthur Murray's new teaching method,
which makes new dances easier to learn. It's
such fun to see how quickly even a begin
ner starts to dance with this new method.
And how thrilled they are to find they can
60 dancing after only one hour!"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-26

THE Samba's such fun and looks so tricky
that everybody loves to do it, - says Arthur
Murray teacher, Madeleine Murphy. "And.
would you believe it l.. honestly, you can
learn this gay dance in just one hour because
this wonderful, new method makes learning
to dance easier and quicker than ever be-
fore. makes teaching much simpler, too!'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-26
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Even beginners become popular partners
in fraction Of the vsvol time!
"Im 50 excited about The New Arthur Murray Way of
teaching dancing 1t like magic the way the Fox Tot
Waltz, Samba Rumba all develop out of Arthur Murrays
basic First Step to Popularity It's such fun to how
quickly even beginner starts to dance.
so many of our pupils back and tell about the
new popularity and good times they've had since they
learned to dance, and how much confident and self
assured they are at all social gatherings.
So economical too.
You'll be amazed to discover how little it to learn
all the new steps at Arthur Murays. And right now we
have special offer that you half the cost So don't
wait to come in
You'll love the way you learn several dances at the
same time After lessons do the Fox Tro Rumba
Waltz and Samba Never again need you walk off the floor
when the music changes!
You should see how carefully Arthur Murray selects his
teachers how thoroughly we're trained in his unique
methods. We enjoy teaching Each pupil is a fresh
revelation of how quick and easy it to become good
dancer thanks to The New Arthur Murray Way!
why don't you come to Arthur Murray's? Take trp
through the studios and get dance analysis absolutely
free Then you'll understand what The New Arthur MURRAY
Way can do for YOU"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
,eose Observation-Disclosures
Talk of the To7e,n
By LYNNETTE PENN

SqE9 EE sSe and the T PSn9fa 0% 4S
OIL and 6rmfu Of real life stories about interesting
op soers sugar Chile Robinson Booker Washington Tous.
saint LOuveure and many others Getting plug in for the
o odc fGP rom Detroit AHNAsTAslA DUDLEY alpha
San3 mpc She received AMP press card from Claude
Barnett covered the conference from the point OF the
press table.
BRIDES ELECT SHIRLEY AND EVA DwELLE,
BEAUTIFULLY wrapped gifts. indicated presvelY that THE DAY
s a and " Eva viii tie sa tnoi ws PALMER
MAN a. aSS1i so psnon Street sS me
Misses Lucy c1P justine Hunter Mary Collins Ma.
ford. Barbara Gregory and others
NEW PLEDGES to the National Teachers Sorority of Phi
PS S A 9oeia Moore Helen Thornton and Ruth Stone The
guests at dinner meeting OF the local chapter on last
ine Nacema Club They were made members OF the
h KRIS RUTH MCINTOSH WILLIAMS dean Of pledges Bas
@ CLUB w6ME Mrs b . ss getting together on May
Golden Jubilee of the State Association Of Womens
Ri me MISS aARRiET BARRIER w give The
s viii % ss ss
soc m mo Of the PS't ne used the
Including msmmoih birthday cake which will
E sSf f. R 7cS Flint o.
coGNlzANT OF HEALTH are members local groups
a 2' i to DR. CHESTER EDqMAH eeeo his
appearance before them Dr. Hedguan physician
dparst spoke on phases Of the S9'@93 nSuosis i was
City Detroit Board of Health Medical staff talked with
feepte the Cosmos Club Both Of the clubs Of the Luz
c a 6e program Of YWcA e MRS o. EDO
Board Management OF Lucy Thurman while Mrs
SCOTT chairman Of the Food Service.
BON VOYAGE PARTY given the Lucy Thur
YWcA pm Saturday night honoring LUcIUS SHARKS
He the recipient Of scholarship from the Durham School of
Dance having been audoned by la Katherine herself
ing talent ability during appearance
Miss Durham will give Siarks personal instruction while
hpboard TO ready him
member him for his work with the Modern
Lucy Thurman YwcA sarhs a Wayne Univer
iiY.
INTERESTING It'd BITS When MRS LIMA MARSHALL.
Benton ia Dor Michigan. named Michgans Mother 948
erianci ~ luncheon the Hotel Gotham
Gc3S attendance interesting mother
as r the vocal rendition Of beautiful music by CLIO
RA HARRIS accompanied by her mother MRS ALBERTA HAIR
MS also orchid
Association : Womens Clubs Of sponsors event
M 80 Of the guests in song led by Mrs Harriet
Wesley secretary of the Association
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19

termath of the auto accident she
suffered over years ago.
Also on the sick list have been
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Marlowe, both
OF whom were abed with colds
Congratulations to former TRI-
BUNE columnist and photograph
er Mary Hayes. who now answers
to the name of Mrs. Billy Carter.
He is the well-known NC.
Passing out cigars this week is
Jimmie Johnson. oldest employee
at Todds Clothes. Jimmie now
has a son. who weighed in at ga
lbs. recently at Kirwood Hospit-
al. Wife Jewell is proud too.
Honeymooners aren't the only
ones who enjoy Niagara Falls.
When the Dorcas Society, of Sec
ond Baptist Church. sponsored a
weekend excursion to the Falls.
four close neighbors and friends
were in the party. Mrs. Mattie
Shannon. Mrs. Curtis BoYkin.
Mrs Cecilia Holland and Mrs.
Jennie Mccoy. all who live in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19

Spice Of Life
BY cecilIe
BY CeciIIe

June continues to be the
fatal month for bachelors.
Others adding their names
to the list Of lucky men are
John A. Lyons and Palmer
Coleman who have persuad-
ed the daughters, Shirley
and Eva Mae, of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dwelle of Yea
mans Ave TO say Il Do" in uni
son June S,
1t will be double wedding On
the same day, Ann Jones. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Jones
of Both Street and Otis Burton.
son Of Mrs. Ardelle Clark Of
Beechwood will speak their vows
at the Urban League.
Best wishes for rapid recov-
cry are in order for Alma Ward.
wife Of assistant Prosecuting At
torney. Willis Ward. who is re-
cuperating from an operation on
her arm. II is hoped that she will
regain its use. This is still an af-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19

generations. II you are troubled
with such symptoms as loss Of appe-
lite, headache, upset stomach, flatu-
lence. physical fatigue. sleepless-
ness. mental haziness. bad breath
and II these symptoms are due only
10 constipation then see what
Black Draught may do for you.
Get package today.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Z9GZk2|s Social zkd2zd2l ~
25th Anniversary
Celebrated By
Prominent Couple

When MI. and Mrs. Edward
Van Buren, Oh Benson avenue
celebrated their 18th wedding
anniversary last week, most
OF friends were on hand 10 help
them celebrate, Among the guest
were. Emmett Barkely, Clarence
James. MI ana Mrs. an
Buren,. MIR and Mrs Ii Mar
shall, MI and Mrs. w. ii Man
gram. Mr. and Mrs. Il. W O4.raa,
James EDWARD Bailey III, fetch
er Barnett. J Z. Young Ira
Pierce Jr, Mrs Eaebel Williams,
WhitelaW Il bluadnaN. tosc
Roberts. Mrs Elizabeth Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs o. Stokes Nj
and Mrs. Paul Fields and Stan
ton Fields. Mr.. ana Mrs Russell
Elam Of Troy Ohio, Paul White,
Miss Cor innc MnIse 81. 5. Aldl y
Fit and Connie, Mrs Katie
Pierce. Mr.. and Mis-. James A.
Thomas, MI ana Mrs George K
Wilson. Elmore A Keete, Mr..
and Mrs, Elmer Shaw
Others we've Miss Rosetta sum
on. Mack Belcher. Nj. aud Mrs
Hutchinson Ridley. Henry Tye
Mrs. Earl Tate. Mrs Jessie Hall.
Mrs. Alberta Hicks. Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Conner. Mrs Alice Harris,
Mrs. Florence Tillery. Nj. and
Mrs James Marion. Homer Pye.
Nj. Yeargan, Mn and Mrs Theo-
dore Graham, Nh and Mrs Eliza
Pierce. Alte Pierce. James and
Ira Pierce Miss Ruby solomon,
Mrs. Sarah Barklcy.
And also. Percy Wiiiiams Nj
and Mrs. Charles Banks. Mrs.
Idella Taylor. Catherine Barley,
Eddie Walker. Elijah Woodhouse,
Mrs. Nelma Price MI and Mrs
Robert Bush. Mrs Evertis Smith
Chicago. III. Mrs. Eula Airing
ton, Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs Pace,
and many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19

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= permits psrasnenb and STYLISH hsados
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19

apartment building al 64l0 Vine
wood we're among the group who
filled two buses.
The Hood Supper and Social
Club Of Romulus, Michigan, held
gala bridge and whist party Sat-
urdav night at Romulus, Michi-
gan.
Those who turned out were
greeted by the host and hostess,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hood. for
mer Detroiters. Prizes were quite
practical including sugar an d
cash.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
MODERN WOMEN SEEK
2-WAY HELP LIKE THIS

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throughout the month like a tonic.
1t should improve your appetite, AID
digestion. and thus help build Mp
resistance for the trying days to
come. CAsDUI is scientifically pre-
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YOU suffer AT those certain times,
get CARpuI today.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19

What to do for woman's Oldest
problem, functional monthly pain?
Many girl and woman has found
the answer in CARDuIs 2-way help.
YOU see, CARDUI may make things
lots easier for you in either OF two
ways: Cd started days before
tyour time" and taken as directed
on the label, It should help relieve
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
CAN BLACK-DRAUGHT
HELP AN UPSET STOMACH?

Yes. Black Draught may help an
upset stomach II the only reason
you have an upset stomach is be-
cause OF constipation. Black
Draught. the friendly laxative. is
usually prompt and thorough when
taken Is directed. II costs only
penny or less dose. That's why It
has been a best-Seller with four
Evening star., 1948-09-16
Capital AirIines 10 Start
81 Round.1rip Discount

Capital Airlines, with headquar-
ters in Washington, yesterday noti-
fed the Civil Aeronautics Board 1t
planned to institute 5 per cent
discount for round-trip fares next
Monday.
Most of the large airlines serving
Washington put the same round
trip discount into effect this month.
These included United, American,
Trans World and Northwest.
American also is operating FAM
lily bargain plan under which the
head of a family paying full fare
can buy tickets for his wife and
children under 81 for half fare on
the dull days Of the week-Mondays,
Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
TWA reported that new records
for passenger travel were set last
wek end, which it said was due in
part to the round-trip discount.
A further boost to airline revenue
this month has been the new air
parcel post, which went into effect
in the United States September l.
While detailed figures are not yet
available. a spokesman for the do
mestic lines said the volume had
been very considerable" from the
start.
Evening star., 1948-09-16

Fortresses, after . 4,219-mile non
stop flight from Germany, . mock
bombing attack, jet plane flights,
an invasion" by paratroopers, q
glider attraction, an aircraft fire.
fighting demonstration, . display OF
historical aviation equipment, buzz
bombs, flying wings and other
guided missiles: maneuvering Of q
driverless jeep around the base
and q glimpse Of q giant six-en-
glned B-36 bomber, largest in the
world.
Acrobatics and dive-bombing will
feature the show at Andrews. F-80s
will open the show with q mass
formation flight over the field, fol-
lowed by B-29 and a B-50. There
also will be q demonstration of
ground control approach operation
and a 2o-plane formation OF T-6s
and T-11s.
Ground displays will feature sew
eral types of Air Force planes, rang
ing from the newest liaison model,
Consolidated-Vultee's Isis, to the
big B-50 Superfortress, successor to
the B-2s. A Helicopter will be on
hand, as well as the F-84 Thunder
jet, the new front-line fighter. The
C-82 Cargomaster, better known as
the flying boxcar, and the F-82
Twin Mustang will round out the
display.
The Andrews fire fighting depart
ment will show modern methods Of
extinguishing plane crash blazes
and, In addition to all these activi-
ties, various base functions will be
open to inspection by Air Force visi-
tors. These will include the fire
Evening star., 1948-09-16
Ball Club Files Suit
To Revoke Billing for
Police, Fire Service

The Washington American League
Base Ball Club seeks to have District
Court declare invalid the new law
through which the club Is billed for
policemen and flremen serving at
Griffith Stadium.
The suit filed by the club in Dis
trict Court yesterday, names as de-
| PENDANTS the District, the Commits
sioners, Tax Collector Guy w. Pear
son and Superintendent Of Licenses
Chatham T. Nottingham.
The suit contends the law govern
ing the levy for such service is ar
bitrary, discriminatory and conf1s-
catory. 1t also charges violations
of various sections of the Constitu-
ton, particularly the Fifth Amend
ment.
The annual charge for the police
and fire service, the suit says, has
been estimated at approximately
s21 ZOO. The bill for police service
alone for July, August and part of
September has amounted to $5,948,
the suit added. Firemen, it was ex-
planned by a club official, usually are
not on duty until the football sea-
son starts.
Griff1th Stadium and other private
gathering places are billed for po-
lice and fire services required for
public events at the rate of $1.l8 per
man hour-the pay rate for privates
in the police and fire departments
For 1947, the suit said, the club
tpa1d more than $17s,000 In Federal
income tax and more than $4,000 in
the District income and property
taxes. Furthermore, 1t was said the
club turned over to the Federal
Government more than $675, 900 in
admission taxes from 1945 through
1947. -
The suit declared the club is not
consulted regarding the number Of
police assigned. 1t also asserted that,
when the President of the United
States attends q stadium event,
there are several hundred extra po-
lice.
The suit asks for a hearing on the
issues by a three-judge statutory
court. The complaint was filed In
behalf Of the club by Attorney
John E. Powell Of the law firm Of
Minor, Galley and Drury.
Evening star., 1948-09-16

" he was consul at polands Chicago
legation.
The couple has one child, . a2-year-
old daughter.
The suit asking for the divorce
Evening star., 1948-09-16

Under Maj. Gen. H. M. McClelland
deputy commander, Of the Marlyn
Apartments, Thirty-ninth street and
Cathedral avenue NV, the services
to be represented at the Boiling
Show and Anyways and Air Commu-
nications Service, Air Weather Serv-
ice, Air Rescue Service and Flight
Service.
In addition to the radar demon
stration a mobile unit will provide
information and demonstrations on
the Air Weather Service, particularly
showing how much electronics have
increasingly played a part. Weather
report balloons will be sent up and
teletype machines will be operating
demonstrating the constant informa.
tion available on weather conditions
all over the country.
Various methods and provisions
made for the protection Of life and
property through surface observa-
ton, upper air observation, balloon
sounding. map analyzing and fac.
simile map reception from the Pen
tagon's Central Weather Center will
be described.
Air Rescue will have one of Its
big C-54 air evacuation aircraft on
display. These four-engine trans
ports are used on ARS's world wide
evacuation missions, flying patients
to hospitals and recuperation GEN.
ters throughout the world.
j About 1000 radio ham" opera
tors have arranged a meeting al
Boiling on Air Force Day. They
will attend the all-out air power
demonstration and hold a brief con-
ference on their problems and
progress. The conference will be
neld in the headquarters of the
local Airways and Air Communica-
tions Service at the airbase. AACS
also will provide q number OF ex-
hibits and demonstrations concern
ing radio direction finding, ground
control approach for pilots and a
teletype operation concerning flying
communications.
The big Boiling show will have
many other attractions. such as the
arrival of q pilotless plane from
Florida, arrival Of two Super
Evening star., 1948-09-16

able free from parts, accessory and
tool distributors.
Sixteen firms are cooperating In
the display.
Evening star., 1948-09-16

stated that they were married In
1887. They are listed In the Wash.
ington Social Register. The Roeo-
zinski home Is at II Baltimore
street, Kensington, Md.
Evening star., 1948-09-16
Rodor Storm Detection Machine
To Be Shown on Air Force Day

Visitors to the big Air Force Day
show at Boiling Air Force Base on
Saturday will have an opportunity
actually to see a radar storm detec-
ton machine In operation, as part
Of an interesting display Of the
Military Air Transport Service and
Headquarters Command of the
USAF.
In addition, technical advances in
military aviation also will be shown
at the celebration at Andrews Air
Force Base. Air Force Day is being
celebrated at installations through
out the world, in commemoration of
the day last year when the Air Force
became a co-equal part of the
National Military Establishment.
In anticipation Of large crowds,
Brig. Gen. B. M. Hovey, command
ing general at Boiling, has made
provisions to park 25, 900 automobiles
without charge. Admission to the
Boiling and Andrews shows is free.
Boiling will start its "open house.
at II am. and continue until Z pm.
while the Andrews celebration will
be from 10 am. to 8 pm. Bus COM
panies are operating special sections
to both airfields.
At Boiling, the visitors will be
shown just hoY modern weather re-
porting makes every use of radar
BY means of it and electronics, the
detection machine can find storms
With the aid of maps, weather per-
sonnel can determine the location
Fof the potential disturbance and
forecast how soon it may be ex-
pected.
MATS is commanded by Maj. Gen.
Laurence S. Kuter, 1914 Thirty
second street NV, and Rear Ad-
miral John P. Whitney, 1911 Twenty
first street NV, is vice commander.
Evening star., 1948-09-16
D. {. Co-ordinating Unit
For Fuel Oil 10 Be Revived

The Commissioners have decided
to re-activate the Fuel Oil Co
ordinating Committee for the COM
ing winter season.
J. Thomas Kennedy, director OF
the Department of Weights. Meas
ures and Markets, who headed the
committee during last winters
severe fuel shortage, was re-
appointed chairman.
The committee will prepare for
any emergency during the heating
season owing to fuel oil shortages.
The city heads re-established the
committee on recommendation OF
Senator Reed, Republican, of Kan
sas, chairman Of the Senate SUBJ
committee on the fuel oil shortage
Evening star., 1948-09-16
Polish First Secretary
Is Divorced in Nevada

A divorce was granted in Rene
yesterday to Mrs. Irene Rogozinsd
wife of Stefan Rogozinski, first Sec
retary Of the Polish Embassy, on
grounds of cruelty, according to tele-
graphic reports received here.
Mr.. Rogozinski came to Washing
ton about a year ago to serve as
counselor. Some months later he
was made first secretary. Previous
Evening star., 1948-09-16
Auto Ports Exhibition
Shown at UIine Arena

: The newest developments in auto
motive parts. accessories and tools
are being exhibited in Uline Arena
Third and M streets NE, in an ex-
hibition arranged by the Greater
Washington Automotive Distribu-
tors.
The show, which opened yester-
day, will continue through tomor-
row. Admission is by ticket, avail
Evening star., 1948-09-16

station. base hangers, weather sta
ton, mess halls, gymnasium and
post exchange. Free Air Force
movies will be shown to the public
at the base theater.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

NEW ANGLE: You've seen lois Of pole vovters
from Underneath, but tti, is HE first time YOU
ever sow one from obovs. THIS WEEK ossigned
Photographer Ny Psskin 10 get ihs unique shot.
with ti,e old Of the New hcvsn Fire Department
Evening star., 1948-07-25
BY Beb DeiHdeffef
Color Photo By Hy PesItin
It's pole vaulting. You run,
you spring, you sail way up -
then you fall fiat on your face

dole vAULTING is gooy sport. The technique is not
i practical for anything else Sprintng down a runway
gather jam long bamboo pole in the ground
and then up horizontal bar 13 IA feet high
stunt Of value in everyday e except possibly for athletic
burglars provdent baseball fans seeking to enter the
park over the left-feld fence
Nevertheless, of all the events in track and field none is
popular than this worthless hobby Close to 5000 u S.
athletes do it every year.
Americans to be especially adept at the zaney
pastime The Stars and Stripes Olympic climbers
favored win the London. America has
all but Olympic vaulting title and At of historys so
highest vaulters have been American.
Todays top competitors regularly spass Ia feet But the
winning height for school smalcolege meet seldom
exceeds IL feet Vauters spend eight 10 years learning
seldom win national honos threaten records before they're
"a or Is
There's Within the space of IL seconds, from the
Continued on tage 10
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
COP Gets Large
 Victory In Maine
Continued from Page One,

Continued from Page Oue' Warren ticket in November.
 The 5O-year-old Senator-elect called her vote wonderful and "forerunner of a great Republican national victory. ."
 First Republican woman elected to the Senate, Mrs. Smith also is first of her sex elected without first having served by appoint ment.
 In the seventh straight COP clean sweep of top offices, Repub- licans also named a governor and three congressman.
 Mrs. Smiths majority-92, ,850- bettered a 20-year-old record of 82,481, set in the 1928 gubernator- ial contest.
 Her percentage TIA, was II per cent over the previous mark set by Gov. Horace Hildreth four years ago when the total vote was less than in 1928.
 The gubernatorial results; Fred erick c. Payne RD 14l,718; Louis B. Lausier, Democratic mayor of Biddeford, 73,974..
 Rep. Robert Hale won a fourth term in the first district, Charles P. Nelson, mayor of Augusta, won Mrs. Smiths second district House seat and in the third district, Rep. Frank Fellows was returned to his fifth term.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
MAN AND BEAR
 CURIOUS-SATISFIED

ST. HELENS, Ore. (P)-This is the story of George A. Nelson and the bear, and how they came out even.
 Nelson, ex-Columbia county agent, was surveying his prop erty near here when he sighted the bear. He followed it cautious ly through brush until the ani- nal climbed hill. His curiosity satisfied, Nelson walked away.
 Then the bear followed Nelson cautiously through brush until the man, sighting bruin behind him climbed a tree. His curiosity satisfied, the bear walked away.