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Evening star., 1948-12-17

Undersecretary Of State Robert A.
Lovett will remain on the lob.
After the election, there were re-
ports that. Mr.. Lovett was in White
House disfavor and was slated to
leave.
BUCK PASSING-some weak
kneed Federal agencies are doing
a lot OF buck-passing to the Federal
Loyalty Board these days.
Apparently afraid of congressional
|censure, the agencies are hesitant
to clear employees in so-called hot"
loyalty cases, even when there is no
evidence against the employees to
justify their dismissal.
Instead, the agencies rule against
the employe and send the case to
the Loyalty Board for final deci-
sion. In that way, these agency
officials are of the hot spot either
way-whether the employe is found
loyal or disloyal by the board.
One top personnel official can
didly said the other day, regarding
q loyalty case in his agency:
why should we let ourselves in
for a lot of headaches. Let Rich
ardson chairman Seth Richard.
son Of the Federal Loyalty Board
and his crowd take the response
bility of deciding what to do"
*+
PACE SETTER?-1n his testi-
mony that was read before a Senate
Civil Service subcommittee the
other day, NFFE President Luther
c. Steward, who is now in Japan
at the request Of Gen. Macarthur
to aid in that country's civil service
problems, declared:
The Japanese Diet = = has just
enacted a public service act re-
garding civil service) which in some
respects is markedly in advance of
what we now have in the Federal
service in the United States"
Mr.. Steward strongly Endorsed the
measure to increase top flight Fed
eral salaries. He reminded the
group, however, that pay revisions
for the rest of the Government
employees are long overdue" and
asked that action be taken in this
regard as soon as possible. The
NFFE chief also asked that District
Government employees be given the
Evening star., 1948-12-17
Battle 10 Save 7 Japs
Reaches Climax With
Final Pleas 10 Court
by the Asseeioisd Press

The legal battle to save seven
convicted Japanese war crimi-
mails neared a climax today as
defense attorneys urged the su-
preme Court to forestall a reign
Of tyranny" on foreign soil.
The question at stake is whether
the high court has power to con-
slider . clemency plea for the Jape-
nese ofncials condemned by the In
ternational Military Tribunal at
Tokyo. Solicitor Genreal Philip B.
Psrlman insists the court lacks that
authority.
The American justices are due to
take the case under advisement
after dnal arguments sthis after
noon.
David r. Smith, one Of the two
American lawyers acting for the
former warlords, told the court its
authority does supersede the IL
nation Tokyo tribunal and that 1t
should agree to consider the ap-
peak.
SS~A@n wv 1eA8 AS0 A1O& OSAe
In q brief outlining his arguments
for this afternoon, MIR. Smith de-
clared:
IF this court has no jurisdiction
then all aliens and citizens
Of the United States physically
present on foreign soil in military
occupied areas, deprived and denied
their rights and liberty by official
action taken by Army officers of the
United States, have no redress In
any judicial form in the United
States"
In such q situation, he asserted,
"ofI1cers of the United States could
carry on O. reign Of tyranny and
denial Of rights without their ac-
tions being subject to review any
where in the United States"
In the opening debate yesterday.
william Logan, jr., New York at
torney, asserted the executive
branch of the United States Gov
eminent, with the concurrence Of
the military authorities, gave birth
to the (Tokyo) tribunal and clothed
1t with authority prohibited by the
Constitution and laws of the United
States
In reply, Mr.. Perlman declared
the tribunal was legally set up
through international cooperation
and that no court In the United
States has authority to touch any
Of its acts.
Today's Argument Outlined.
In q second brief outlining his
arguments for today, Mr.. Perlman
asserted:
when an American oficer assumes
the post Of supreme commander
(such as was done by Gen. Mac
Arthur) IL Is inherent in that post
that he must carry out the policies
Of the group Of nations involved, as
determined by whatever voting or
other arrangement they have agreed
upon.
while he acts as their agent, he
may not subordinate their policy
decisions to the domestic legal rules
Of his own country"
While only seven Of the condemned
japanese are involved in the case.
The courts decision will have a
bearing on the 10 others convicted
Of ~crtmeS against peace" >s-~e..
II the Justices rule they do not
have jurisdiction, then all the con-
victions will stand. But If the court
holds otherwise, then 1t may 60 a
step further and decide whether the
Tokyo tribunal was legally set up.
II the decision Is that it was not,
the convictions would be set aside.
But II 1t ruled the tribunal was legal,
the sentences again would stand.
Evening star., 1948-12-17
Precinct Pistol Club
To Hold Turkey Shoot

The annual Christmas turkey
shoot Of the No. IL Precinct Pistol
Club will be held ON the police
range at Terra Gotta tomorrow and
Sunday from 10 am. to 8 pm.
ANY one interested In trying for O
turkey may enter the shoot by pay
ing a fee. Ammunition is furnished
by the club, and l2-gauge shotguns
will be used for the target firing.
Evening star., 1948-12-17
leaion Dances Toniaht

A benefit Christmas dance, spon-
sored by the Kenna Main Post, No
81, American Legion, Department of
the District of Columbia, will be
held at $3.50 o'clock tonight at
Hitchcock Hall on the st. Elizabeth 8
Hospital grounds. Proceeds will &c
into presents for needy children in
the Southeast area.
Evening star., 1948-12-17

Dill rlgnC now,
because they feel
the pay raises
which would re-
suit from such q
measure would
be only pea
nuts"
The CIO Unit
ed Public Work.
ers Of America
takes somewhat
the same stand,
but u P w A
wants a $1,1W
pay boost for all
Federal workers.
Tokipu on m.
Evening star., 1948-12-17
Lions to Light Tree

The annual Christmas tree light
ing and community sing will be held
at 7 pm. Sunday in front of the
Courthouse at Upper Marlboro un-
der sponsorship of the Marlboro
Lions Club,
Evening star., 1948-12-17
Scouts Booming in MoniIu

The Boy Scout movement Is BOOM
ing in the Philippines. with a new
high of 159,S07 national member
ships.
Evening star., 1948-12-17
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Unions at Odds on Methods
OF Winning New Pay Raise
By Joseph YOUNG

All Of the Government employees agreed on a
spirited drive for Federal raises when
next month But there sharp disagreement way
achieve it. wy ~
The AF groups including American Federation of Gov
Evening star., 1948-12-17

Henrik Johan Ibsen, Norwegian
poet and dramatist, was Of mixed
Danish, German, Norwegian and
Scottish descent.
Evening star., 1948-12-17

Scientific and medical interest in
hypnotism was first aroused in the
late 18th century by the work Of
Viennese physician named Mesmer.
Evening star., 1948-12-17

e1 1RHftet10 &11IP1Oyco NIIU IIIe VHIIUUS
postal unions, want fat pay raise
DILL OF $3.50. They don't want any
part of q Classification Act revision
Evening star., 1948-12-17
FOR TOMORROW.
BY the Associated Press

xApprentics allowance claimed.
Horses listed in order Of post position.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
THE GREATEST LIVING ACTOR
Continued from page tuelee

when concluded five years later that he had to be
Heathclf in my production of "Wuthering Heights"
Inc two roles were complete oppostes Yet the
memory OF the manner in which he had PLAYED the
one part made me try my hardest to get him for the
otner My gamble - for Olivier was no estab-
hshed box-ofdce star then paid off. His DOR
trayal of Hoathclif is still one of the great
motion picture performances of all time
his previous Hollywood experiences had not been
happy ones. He made picture called Perfect
Understanding" with Gloria Swanson in 1882. which
ne once told me was the worst picture he ever saw
And IN 1893 he lost chance to play opposite Greta
Carlo because of her insistence upon John Gilbert
he fled to the London stage where he felt more at
home. And although he agreed that Heathcliff was
great part he was reluctant to go through what he
called the fire. of Hollywood once more.
When Olivier Was Nervous
1T WAS lucky for him that he changed his mind, and
lucky for me. too. His performance in "Wuthering
Heights did not come off without some difficulty at
first, however. He was nervous overactinp. Tarry."
said this scenery is too expensive for you to chew
That was all he needed. He grinned and came
through - with what triumph need not tell you
oliver was now great star in motion pictures
Six months after Wuthering Heights" was released
England was at war with Germany Olivier became
flyer in the Royal Navy, but made some pictures
at the request of the British Government while in the
service. The Navy gave him leave in 1914 to make
Henry ""
There had been many previous attempts to put
Shakespeare on the screen. including production
that shall be nameless but which can best be sum-
married. by quoting the famous authors credit line
by William Shakespeare with additional dialogue
by Sam Taylor" Each time Shakespeare took
licking With Henry "" however motion pictures
came of age in their treatment of Shakespeare
The screen Hamlet" though it is the high spot of
Oiviers career. is in sense no more than a con-
flrmation of this maturity. After Henry W. nobody
had any doubts as to what he could do with Hamlet
For anyone else, Hamlet" would be the crowning
achievement of lifetimes work. Where can one 20
from there? But for Olivier am convinced it is only
the prelude to even greater triumphs. The End
Evening star., 1948-11-14

tradition, young boy played the girls role) through
the whole gamut of the classics and the moderns.
He has had his fair share of failures as well as hits
He has been call boy, curtain raiser stage manager.
walk-on bit player. leading man, director, star,
producer.
Right now, Hollywood producers - including my
self - are begging him to let us pay him $4,000
week. Instead he is acting in Australia for exactly
$500 a week. He has two reasons for this, both
typical of the devoted artist At the height of his
success, he feels the need for the hard discipline
that the road will give him. And he thinks the
people Down Under ought to have a chance to
see London theater.
He has done this sort of thing before. After the
production of Henry v" on the screen and the end
of the when Larry was released from the Fleet
Air Arm any number of fortunes were his if he had
been willing to appear in motion pictures Instead he
chose to return to the famous repertory theater,
"Old Vic" where he could satisfy his driving urge
for the stage and his ambition to build in England
the greatest stock company of all time His single
picture since that time has been Hamlet
He Never Repeats
Even though think that he himself has proved the
falacy of his sacrifice recognize in him that of
dedication to task without which greatness cannot
be attained
What makes greatness in an actor is something that
defes exact definition. A Booth Mansfield, a
Barrymore, an Olivier - each has so many different
characteristics that it is almost impossible to find
common denominator. Olivier, however, has one
quality that all the great ones share the
faculty of creating what William Gillette called
"'the illusion of the first time in acting
He never repeats himself. He projects himself so
completely within the framework Of the character he
is portrayng that he borrows for one role the
gestures, the voice or the mannerisns of previous
role This is his greatest triumph.
He does not belong to my studio - through no
fault of mine But will confess that feel great
personal interest in him. and great sense of pride
for the part played in his career
l remember when l first saw him in 1888 on the
stage in New York in The Green Bay Tree" 1t was
this performance which was in the back of my mind
Evening star., 1948-05-29
ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE.

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Evening star., 1948-05-29
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Evening star., 1948-05-29
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

RED IRISH Settlers, registered and
RHRas 'na ehons ss'T
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DAcHsHUND PUPPIES, reg. Axe Phone
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GREAT DANE PUPPIES, and older Danes
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COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES black fe-
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PEDIGREED PUPS, Boston terriers. black
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ro9x2R l9.a Pm p,x,N spa Mon piTIpp,rs nm n.c3l 3l
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FARMER SHEPHERD PUPPIES 90,
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FARM and GARDEN.

ROTO TILLER, Rotoette. Choremaster gar
den tractors; Toro mowers; Free demon
Bargain prices. CENTRAL MOTOR CO.,
300 n Les hwy Arlington, Oh 1000
RICH TOP SOIL. driveways graveled. TR.
TREE REMOVAL AND SPRAYING. prun-
ics: fully, insured. CAL any time, J. W.
KEnEs wALRs pg s2races a repaee
rock gardens fsnponds, retaining walls,
pipe, drainage; all kinds, of cement work.
RocfTs MAEcUaSo Ga Phone R RasEVs asERfF'
SOD FOR SALE. only acres left; excep-
!G ssTe MAITAPoNi FARMS, Groom, @d I'd
fNTERNATIoSAL RarI2sSp I,RS,S PICKUP BALER; Wire
ion: vr.ts sox Ss4-D, star. 81 ~
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set Of smooth rims for trsSt9r wheels
enl GasDfN Dfssqrk Isl FH blsn.t saSs n a2
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TRACTORS. combines, new and used; plant
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II other varieties, fresh dug, raspberry
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FRESH CUT FLOWERS. at Dunn's Flower
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AVIATION.

SWIFT 125 de luxe, almost new, 90 hrs.
shoulder harness, Sen. Alt. T. and B. away
radio aeromatic, prop. seat covers, 2
head sets, s gal. per hour at 140. m. p h.
perfect cannot use enough to Justify keep
ing: best offer: Cali FA, 1880, 80
TAYLORCRAFT, 2-place de luxe; $500
cash and $50 per mo. buys u interest in
this almost-new ship. Mr.. ADAMS, OIL.
o442 80
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HYDE FIELD, SP. OsSs. .
WANIE9-Members D. to complete IJnas fo5ma,
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PIPER SUPER CRUIsER-Low hours, Q
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best. offer over S1,500. TIE. 1917. 30
TAYLORCRAFT 1946. go hrs, nav,
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AERIAL CAMERAS zeiss, SKI. 10 incn;
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SWIFT, 1a5 de luxe, almost new. 90 hours
shoulder karnaSs-sen. Alt. -T.B,; 2-way
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-ho+hea..

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sssa s!,s.i 1ais IN ST. N.E.-rront room, twin
beds; excellent TRANSPORTATION; $50 a. mo
fsli fsle pa pMaoSRoE sRa5 sr.-Fr room with nv twin
beds; fitehen, laan. P,Iyil;:: seoonv. 1rssnsD.
SeSs RsSesorhG9Gfk r. Ssss oedrm
pyt bath: excel Ma ,nsnsp; E,a: gentleman pref
Clay LAY RI. N.E.-sinsle room in brand new
DSohe: nSma cony. asN' transp. % AK 42oa. o." 15H
Sic ST. N.E.-Large. furn. front nm,
tsin beds; laundry privileges persons;
81 3 elins ST. S.E.@Larse ans aoog front;
private home; one or two; At. 5ll5; 3o'
ss ss9ds" cool dast T eesn des I aons
ner er-snring mattresses; gentlemen only.
HO 035s 81
800 sT. N.E-single room for gentle
carlIne; S. wk 81
LIGHT gt:T HOusEKEEPING ROOM. nicely fur
nished: Frisidaire; pvt home; settled lady;
coLoREDNiIie MORSE sT, N.E.-Em-
ployed girl to share twin-bed room with
one other girl: s5 per week Lu.s 5aSe
coLoRED-KINGMAN PARK AREA-For
girls. Cali Trinidad o13e. 80