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Evening star., 1949-05-22

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Evening star., 1949-05-22
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Evening star., 1949-05-22
Pesos Plunge Is Halted
By Mexican Bank S Action
sy the Associated Press

MEXICO CITY, May 21.-The
Peso began to run wild today and
the Bank Of Mexico had to step
in to support it.
Banks bought dollars at $50
and sold them at $40 much OF the
morning, but at noon the Bank of
Mexico brought down the buying
and selling rates to sos and $40.
the official closing.
Most bankers suggest Mexican
lack of faith in the Peso is ac-
centuated by each Of the recent
fiurries and especially by the drop
from SGT to a level below 500 in
less than q month.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
Precipitati0n.
Peron Modifies Law

Argentina's President Peron has
modified his fiat that foreigners Of
two years residence in that coun-
try must petition for citizenship.
Buenos Aires reports. Under the
amendment, foreigners are per-
mitted to seek naturalization after
two years. After f1ve, they will
automatically become Argentines
unless they declare that they do
not desire citizenship.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

civil Service
Comm isSio Z.
which opposes
il. and White
House officials
who favor IL.
wrangleo over
ii.
Suddenly sew
eral days ago.
IL was decided
to send the
order over 10
the Budget Bu-
reau for It's rec
onmendation-
a rather pecul-
Evening star., 1949-05-22
Questions About The Stars
SNAPSHOT Contest Answered

sclose of the contest. = Copies of
hthe rules-are available at the busi-
snkss courtef, ,df The. HtArgBeilding
land at Photographic supply coun-
tiers throughout Washington and
in nearby Maryland and Virginia
Evening star., 1949-05-22
Ceremonies Held
Al New Field House

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Evening star., 1949-05-22

change in WaShington'S list Of
athletic champions. The new
free-style horseshoe pitching
champ of the Trade Board. 1t
seems, Is Edgar Massey. And he
reignS until the next outing.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

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Evening star., 1949-05-22

posed order IS case IN point For
several months noS. the proposed
order has been before President
Truman for q clslon. while the
Evening star., 1949-05-22
The FederoI Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Order Giving Permanent Status
To Wartime Employees Delayed
sv Joseph YOUNG

presidential order blanket
employees who have been
Federal employment before ApT s42 stu months
from being
The Goxs-nen. continuing
Evening star., 1949-05-22
Weather Report

District of Columbia-Mostly
cloudy, scattered showers and
probably thunderstorms: highest
near rs. Tomorrow, mostly sunny
and mild.
River Report.
r tFron United States Eneineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah cloudy
at Harpers Ferry.
Humidity.
lResdings at washington National Airporn
iSsss,''' iFqss g. ' Ii 20 1y san I'll !.
Record Temperatures This Year. %
Highest 81. on May 7. .-v----.
Lowest 2l, on January 30 ..-.s
High and Low for Yesterday.
Low h5sh 8, g. At st 55s 5:5s s.m. sm.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Today. Tomorrow
Hish ! ---------- 4:e4 am ,5AI S:apI al m
Low Low --:------- 1904 pm 1881 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Rises. Sets.
Sun, today $40 $50
Sun tomorrow - $40 S:20
Moon. today 3:16 am. 3:24 p. m
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital 'current month to date: s
Month. 1949. Average. RECORD.
FEBRUARY FEBRUARY - 3Ss s.ss ss5 ss2 So So g g
March ----- 3D. 30 S.s4 ~
April la4 327 9.l3 SO
Nav 325 $40 1859 'Sg
lime 4l3 1894 '0C
July -------- ---- All luo3 ~
Aueust 4Ol 144l '3s
September 324 17.45 "a
October 2S4 SSl '31
November --- 2.3l oS SS
December --- ---- 3.32 7.56 el
Temperatures in Various Cities.
High Low. High: Low
Atlanta 81 SO Miami --- 81 u
Boston so 81 New York - 6b Al
Chicago 81 AZ Phoenix - g. b:
Cincinnati "a 80 Pittsburgh SO ~
Detroit s. 80 Portland, Me. 81 ~
El Paso--- s6 63 St. Louis s6 q
Galveston - 16 San Antonio &, (;
Kansas City "A q! San Fr cisco o. 4s
Los Angeles so 81 Seattle ---- q
Louisville 81 5b Tampa " oe
Evening star., 1949-09-16
II Senators Propose
Police Force Funds
In Foreign Arms Bill
BY the Associated Press

Earmarking 10 to Is per cent of
the funds in the foreign arms bill
for establishment of an Atlantic
area police force was proposed to-
day by a bipartisan group of
Senators.
The police force would be COM
posed of volunteers from the
smaller European nations and
would be under command of the
Defense Committee provided for
In the North Atlantic treaty.
The proposed amendment to the
$1.314,0O0,0o0 military assistance
bill also would state that funda-
mental objective of American
policy is to seek revision of the
United Nations charter to estab-
lish effective world arms control
backed by an international police
force.
Nucleus for World Force.
The Atlantic police force would
be used as a nucleus for the de-
velopment Of such an internation-
al police force.
The II Senators who offered
the amendment said it grew out
Of resolution they introduced
during debate on the Atlantic
pact looking toward revision o1
the United Nations or extension
Of the Atlantic treaty into a world
pact.
Sponsors of the amendment are
Senators Sparkman. Democrat, OF
Alabama; Aiken, Republican, OF
Vermont; Cain, Republican, OF
Washington; Capehart, Republi-
can, of Indiana; Hendrickson, Re.
publican, of New Jersey; Flanders,
Republican. of Vermont; Hill,
Democrat, of Alabama; Hoey,
Democrat, of North Carolina: Ed
win c. johnson. Democrat. of Col
orado; Mundt. Republican. of
South Dakota. and Stennis, DEM
ocrat, of Mississippi.
Arms Race Condemned.
They said the real issue in the
arms bill, which the Senate is to
take up Monday, lis to make sure
that United States aid for our
Atlantic pact allies will not be
frittered away"
Effective steps must be taken
now" they added. Ito break the
vicious circle of the world arma-
ment race which can only end
In a third world war"
Senator Sparkman said the pro-
posed Atlantic police force would
Evening star., 1949-09-16

figured prominently in the United
States Senate's inquiry into activ-
tiles of Washington's five-percent-
ers. Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan,
President Truman's Army aide,
testified that Mr.. Helis, a New
Orleans horse-racing figure, was
an excellent collector of Demo-
cratic campaign money.
With Mr.. Helis here are Tom
Pappas of Boston, George Kan
thaky of New York, DR.. John
Levandis of New York and Peter
Bourdoures of San Francisco
Later all saw the King in a group
Evening star., 1949-09-16
italian Flyers Over Sea
On Azores-New York Hon
By the Associated Press

By the Associated PresS
LAGENS, the Azores. Sept. l6
Italian Aviators John M. Bron-
dello and Camillio Barioglio are
taking the long way home.
The weather from here to
Lisbon (780 niles is bad so the
men decided to fly instead to New
York $4,000 miles and return to
Lisbon (2,7so niles by boat.
They took off this morning at
1913 am. (6:13 am. EDIT.
The two flyers abandoned an
attempt to make a nonstop
single-engine Atlantic flight last
week when a fuel pipe clogged.
The flyers New York repre-
sentative reported that 3 hours
and 80 minutes after the take
off they radioed that they had
flown $40 miles.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Divorce Calls Holt

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 16 (P).-
Enough is enough, Mrs. Ernes-
tina Macias told the judge. In
q years, she said she had II
children by Alexandra Macias-14
still living. But Mr.. Macias, S.
an unemployed gardener, insisted
he. wanted more children. Cruelty
ruled the judge yesterday, giving
Mrs. Macias a divorce.
Evening star., 1949-09-16

ploying about 500 men, is busiest
in the summer time. the work
tapering off as cold weather comes
thecompany said. Another reason
for the force reduction is the
abandonment of the Benning
street carline, it was said.
The company added that none
of those let 60 could qualify as
car or bus operators, $50 of whom
the company needs.
Brazil has threatened to ration
gasoline unless car owners use less
fuel.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
King Paul Receives He|is
And American Delegation
By the Associoted Press

ATHENS, Sept: licking Paul
today received William G. Helis,
New Orleans GILMAN who heads an
American delegation here to dedi-
cate $5,500,OO0 worth of health
centers and hospitals in Greece.
Mr.. Helis is the American vice
president of the Greek War Relief
Association. His name recently
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Capital Transit Will Drop
Is Temporary Workers

The Capital Transit Co. will
lay off SO probationary employees
at the end of this week and about
20 more will be let go next week,
the company disclosed today. The
So include % maintenance of way
workers and 80 workers in the
mechanical department.
The employees to be laid off next
week also will be maintenance
workers. This department, en-
Evening star., 1949-09-16
DR.. Mary Warner Resigns
MONTGOMERY Health Post

DR.. Mary P. Warner has re-
signed as assistant Montgomery
County health officer to take a
position as pediatric consultant
with the Washington County
Health Department.
DR.. Warner came to the Mont
gomery Health Department about
| a year ago.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
A-18*** THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c..


| be a highly trained, we'll paid, pro-
fessional force of the highest type,
Immediately available against an
aggressor and largely independent
of the internal politics of indi-
vidual European member states.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Hot Water From Nature

SYDNEY. Australia (P.-Long-
reach, Queensland, Australia, has
hot and cold water from nature.
The cold water is pumped from
the Thompson River, 3 miles
away; the hot comes by deep bores
from an underground artesian
basin. 1t reaches the borehead
practically at boiling point.
Evening star., 1949-09-16

They represent the Greek War
Relief and the Pan -Arcadian
Society.
Evening star., 1949-09-16

The average wooden wire ser.
vice pole lasts 20 years, thus re-
quiring a total yearly replacement
of five per cent.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-06-17

National Christian Party in ST. Louis, but his efforts at
getting his party listed state ballots in last years national
elections failed Similarly conference of 'pro-Amercan
Nonass" was called last year by Andrew McAllister
and George Horribly with the avowed purpose OF setting
up a. United Nationalist Front"
These hatemongers disgrace to human decencY and
seeking to carry on where Adolph Hitler left off, Their
activities should be nipped in the bud without delay We
disagree with national Jewish organization which tried TO
comment that the neophyes should be taken seriously
issue warning that this Indifferent attitude
which permitted Hitler get foothold and plunge the
world into such tragic chaos.
the price liberty eternal vigilance let every reaoer
this newspaper write wire the President MS senator
his CONGRESSMAN to put stop to Htlersm in America
manifested by the would-be destroyers OF American
democracy mentioned here.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-06-17
A JEW-HATERS CONVENTION

Il is hard to believe that such a
thing could happen in this land of
democracy with its tenets of liberty.
freedom and justice. Yet. on We'd
uesday of this week through Friday.
national conference Of all anti
Semitic groups in the United States
was held in HinckleY. Illinois. The
purpose of the national meeting was
10 attempt to unite all anti-Semitic
and racist groups into a single ma
tional body.
Last year Gerald L. K. Smith, no
tOrious pro-Fascist and anti-Semitic
Ecure called a convention of the
Evening star., 1949-02-11
Hollywood:
Grable.Janes
Co.Starring
Film on Fire
Nv Sheilnh Graham
By Sheiloh Grohom

Betty Cradle and her rootln :
tootin' trumpeting husband,
Harry James, have come up with
an idea for a musical western,
which they want to make to-
gether at goth Century-Fox.
Harry still has a commitment
with 20th-Fox, and this will be
it-with Betty. he hopes. playing
singin'. dancin'. country school,
marin with horses and Harry and
everything.
Lucille Ball will say "yes" to
]. Arthur Ranks offer to make
"The Man Without Clothes" In
England this summer. if Hubby
Desi Arnaz can At his schedule
for some P. AS over there at
the same time.
incidentally, when Lucille tried
to enroll for a course at U. c. L. A.
last year. the admittance officer
told her, mo, not here. The
students would find your red hair
too distracting!" Lucille studied
at home, instead-and passed the
exams last week with flying colors.
X II II
Lizabeth Scott has been ordered
by her doctors to go to a hospital
and stay there until she comes
out of her current nervous break
down. She is not getting the rest
ordered for her at home.
Orson Welles is having his girl
friend. Lea Padovani, play Des-
demona to his Othello in the
movie he is making in Venice.
All roads are leading to Rome
these days. Sinclear Lewis had
been there, ditto Oracle Fields,
Binnie Barnes, Marilyn Nash MRS.
Philip Yordan and. Of course,
Ty and Linda.
Joan Crawford's next movie for
Warmers is "The Victim" with
Michael Curtiz directing and
Jerry Wald on the producing end.
II play a wealthy girl who gets
into trouble" Joan tells me. She
also gets three leading men!
Ann Todd, temperamental and
beautiful British star, may come to
Hollywood again in the fall. BY
that time she will be Mrs. David
Lean.
Montgomery Cliff is going to
stick around New York for awhile
when he returns there from
Europe early next week. This will
drive Billy Wilder crazy, because
he wants him in Hollywood for
Sunset Boulevard"
Victor Mature was the sight OF
this week or any other giving a
lecture to a group of Cub Scouts.
tRelessed by North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1949-02-11
Chicken Every Sunday Hits
Another Success on Screen
By Joy Cormody

of Tucson Ariz about whom Rosemary Taylor
Chicken Every Sunday not one OF the great American
families of enduringly amusing
The have been book. play and now movie
take they good for laugh IN TACT lot OF
of this has only to slip down to
Evening star., 1949-02-11
The Plunderers,'
Lively Western,
On Screen at Met

ture D, oduced and directed by Joseph
Kane. screenpIay by Gerald Geraghty and
Gerald Adams based on an original story
by James Edward Grant. At the Metro
politan.
Evening star., 1949-02-11

"The Plunderers," which ar
rived yesterday at the Metropoli-
tan. is a lively and good-natured
western. 1t devotes itself largely
to hard-riding. but often SEEM
ingly, aimless. chases back and
forth across the territory of the
Outlaw Trail and to a rousing
battle with the Sioux. When it
gets down off it's horses it ap-
proaches the hero-villain duel
with tongue in cheek.
The hero of the piece is Rod
Cameron, who will be familiar to
F street moviegoers as that man
whose brave exploits hold the
young enthralled before a tele-
vision screen. The villain, a good
sort really, is Forrest Tucker, a
Washington Lee High School
graduate who now earns a living
as the guy who gets shot up in
shoot EN- up Tonys. The saloon
singer is, surprisingly enough,
Ilona Massey. who looks as good
and sounds as we'll out west as
anywhere else. The villains ever
loving is Adrian Booth. whose
complete faithfulness wins her
worse than she deserves.
THE Plunderers" is done in a
cinematic art form named Tru-
color and is populated with
enough extras to keep Cecil B.
De Mile happy, so it must be
listed as an epic on the Republic
Studios honor roll. There is not
much that is epic about the story.
though. It has to do with the at
tempt to capture an alleged ban
did named Whit Lacey by plant
ing an Army officer named John
Drum in his gang. 1t all winds
up in love and redemption IN the
rip-roaring Indian battle. which
is the loudest one in some time.
You'd never guess what comes
over the hill to save the fort. The
United States Cavalry, that S
what.
The dialogue for "The Plum
derers," by Gerald Geraghty and
Gerald Adams, is usually kept on
a light and generally amusing
plane and the whole thing is
good, clean, bloody fun. Blood, in
cidentally, never looked more like
somebody diluted the ketchup
than in Trucolor. Trucolor. it
seems, is tru to postcard tints.
You've never seen anything like
it in life, but sometimes it's real
purity. n. M.
Evening star., 1949-02-11

Every Sunday" has been useo
wholly. or piecemeal, in countless
comedies. Nevertheless, the way
it is handled by Miss Holm and
Daley gives it a surprising kind
of sparkle. Each of the picture S
principals has a special way with
dialogue and neither approaches
a gag with the sense that its age
has made it hopeless.
They are capable of rescuing
even that one about MON and
pop sleeping on a make-shift bed
in the living room when the
boarders have taken over the rest
of the house. A comedy pair
could not be given a tougher as
signment than this. but Daley
and Miss Holm manage in some
way to retrieve it.
Their support is provided by a
number of others from whom Di-
rector Seaton has managed gen.
orally engaging performances.
Alan Carney. a highly intelli-
gent and funny young man, head
lines the new and nicely bal
anced stage show which goes with
Chicken Every Sunday" When
he is not fooline around, the bill
is beng occupied by Artini and
Consuelo, a 1.-THE dance pair; the
singing Barry Sisters; and the
Fredarrys, a novelty act that has
genuine novelty.
Evening star., 1949-02-11
they are played a bit better than
that on this occasion.
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that on this occasion.
X X X y
While George Seaton's direction
is as quick to reach for a gag as
any standard screen comedy. 1t
gets a surprising kind Of stress
upon the enduring love affair be-
tween the senior HefferanS.
In the case of Jim, Actor Daley
makes him one of the season s
most engaging .rogues. Jlm's a
creator who gives Tucson, in turn,
a horsecar line. hospital, a laun-
dry, supermarket. creamery
and a high-class hotel. Each OF
these is a successful financial ven-
ture, but Jim always gets rid OF
them before the profits begin to
come in. Everything he launches
ISL a success while he remains a
failure.
That he never really pays the
ultimate price for his daffy doings
is Emilys work. Every time he
starts a new enterprise. she adds
couple of boarders in antlcipa-
ton of the financial debacle to
come. They play each other to
standstill until the day Emily
pays off the mortgage and Jim
sneaks into the bank to renew it
not 5 minutes later. Through
Emily. however. poverty is always
avoided.
n
The basic material of Chicken
Evening star., 1949-02-11

CHICKEN EVERY SUNDAY" goth
Century Fox picture, produced by William
perlberg, directed by George Seaton,
screenplay by Seaton and Valentine Davies
from the play by Julius and Philip. Ep-
stein, based on Rosemary Taylor's book.
At the Capitol
THE CAST.
Evening star., 1949-02-11
'Destry' Revival Set
For C.OrcOran TOni9h1

'Destry Rides Again." one OF
Hollywood's real achievements in
hilarious satire. will be shown at
Corcoran Art Gallery tonight in
the series of screen revivals which
has been so successful this sea-
son.
The picture stars James Stewart
and Marlene Dietrich, the latter
of whom began q wholly new and
brilliant career in this burlesque
Of Hollywood horse opera.
The picture will be shown at
$3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1949-02-11

I11:35 am, 1:30, 3:25, $40, 7:15
and 9:10 pm.
Palace 1.-The Paleface":: ILLS
am, 1:20, 3:25, $50. 1885 and
$40 pm.
Pix-"Symphony of Life; 2:40,
S, 7:25 and 9:45 pm.
Playhouse-"Don't Take It to
Heart; II am, 12:45, 2:20, 4:05
and 5:45 pm. Symphony Pas
torale" premiere at pm.
Warner - The Accused; II
am, /, $40, 5:25, 7::35 and $50
pm.
Evening star., 1949-02-11

the Capitol Theater, where Celeste
Holm and Dan Daley are leading
the Hefferans through their daily
domestic routine.
With a lot of other Goth Cen
tury-F'ox actors. these two turn
out a comic family album that is
more entertaining than any num-
ber of more strident and costly
cinema efforts to be funny.
The writer credits on the Capt.
tolls film show that it is an adap-
tation of an adaptation on which
at least four writer's have worked
since Miss Taylor polished off the
original version. Usually this
many writer's can deface the hard
lest of material. but not Chicken
Every Sunday"
It's spirit remains just what 1t
always was. the story OF Wacky,
get-rich-quick Jim Hefferan and
his ever-loving Emily who stood
always for hard-headed practical
ity. 1t is Emily's job not only to
prove that you cannot help loving
a man like Jim, but even to resist
the temptation to wish that it
could be otherwise Miss Holm
and Daley work out their respec-
tive roles with just the proper
touch to show that they are two
of the ablest of the younger set
in Hollywood.
Miss Taylor's family back
ground, or setting to be more pre-
else, was the ideal one for comedy
The menage in Tuscon was not
merely a family home, but a
boarding house.
Into this sort of set-up, there
Is no need to bar any promising
comedy type. In this case, none
, are barred. In addition to the
senior Hefferans. one battling for
and one against stability, dozens
of others get into the act. These
include the shy. prim school
teacher and her bashful boarder
beau: the voracious man-eating
blond and her butter-and-egg
husband; retired female yodeler
who thinks it's a sin not to stay
drunk, and any number of others.
These are stock comedy types. but
Evening star., 1949-02-11

ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star., 1949-02-11
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of SHOWING

Ambassador - THE Accused;
1:O5, 3:15, $40, 7::30 and GAS pm.
Capitol Chicken Every Sun
day: IL am, 1:45. 4:25, 7:15 and
no pm. Stage shows: /, $40,
$50 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia -" Snake Pit; 10:45
am; 1855, $40, 5:25, TAO and
9:55 pm.
The Red Shoes; 2::3O
and $3.50 pm.
Hippodrome - "Appassionata" y;
$40, 5::55 and $40 pm.
Keith's-"Joan of Arc; HIS
am; 1:50. 4::25. 7 and $50 pm.
Little-"Hamlet";; 2::30 and $50
pm.
Metropolitan - "The Plumber
ers";; 11:15 am, 1:20, 3:25, $50,
'7::35 and GAS pm.
NatiOnal-"The Sun Comes Up; :;
Evening star., 1949-02-11

ATT nc 1891 H St. NE. Al. $500
n h<aS Cont. I TO II Pm.
Double Feature Program. DON
CASTLE, ELYSE KNOX in II
WOULDN'T BE m YOUR SHOES;
Plus BLONDE SAVAGE" GALE
Evening star., 1949-08-03
Boys Hommerine She'll
Uniformed as 1t Goes Of

Two Arlington boys escaped in
jury yesterday when they were
knocked to the ground by an ex-
ploding shell which they had
found in the street.
James Brown, 7, of 1913 North
Edgewood street, and David Mes
ser, 6, of 2713 North Franklin road
were hammering the shell into
the ground when it went off near
Jones home, according to Arling-
ton police. Both were showered
with dirt but otherwise were un-
hurt, police said. Origin of the
shell, described as 5 inches long,
has not been determined, police
said,