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o. ere Ask sseS Prs4a

American dlxtIllers cant make
Scotch whisky any more.
The Internal Revenue Buyvau
ruled yesterday that they may
make Scotch type whisky. and
us~ typically Scotch names Ssich
as Hig gtllands. kits. Scots. etc. but
only Scotland may make PLAIN
Scotch"
The decision followed eight
months Of hearings n which
American distlilers and importers
argued their case They not cnly
Evening star., 1949-06-25

COLLE6E STUDENT. ase 80, t.sirs.
summer srnpioynsnt sTrerhrs~,e :,
typinr, seliins. ard eashierins. kE
COLLEGE GRADUATE. Fnsii.h ma
sor. IS, desires permanent position II
busy executive. teashins ans easl-
ne ne'i ,hor,aane erea AK. sfe4 -ss
GIRL. eoloree, with e6uestional back
sround. destTss wers Of & say ,yps .s
srRL. eolored. voaId iit. ossc. Sert,
restaurant JOB, OF baby sit. s.ss
GIRL. eoIored. desires = eAys wefk
city reference. Ex 1854. -t'
GIRL. eolorse, des,rss SSe ss & &c
.'t0r "a r,@ss, ges5siUs :, n. 5',.H'' and '.''
GIRL, coloTed. neat and reliable
wants 100 as maid In hospital OF
business. Call TR. 3a4s 20
GIRL, roisrec. iunIaz high seheoa
desires tob as baey sitter or care fer
baby. Call SATURDAY. sansag .T
GigI. cslorsd wants haHsesork,
ni.in eookins: i1F. in. sess refs.
GrRas ~. eosor.e, d.ssrs posttans
rs Mattresses OF child ears. RK
sURgE. sotart6 practical fer he6ssss
eases, child rare. refs Ii sass
NURSE, pfsstacai. sxperi@need, sysl-
shls: eosered Cal OIL 80
NURSE. eoiored. Wishes o. 10 hrs
cav duty. DR. best refs Cal Ii
a-sn51 any ttms ga
NTRsE COMPANION .-- EHpssyrsrl
wanted As HBgke-eorEesnsan. Cal
DU. a4a3 estveen . N saa ~
PRACTICAL NURsE. soierss 1essrss
wcrk Of Any kind. day 90 Eashi. Il
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IS years eEpsg9ents. CE. NfsA
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Evening star., 1949-06-25
Young 6. 0. P. Elects
New Chairman Today;
: Philip Wi|Ikie in Race
kY the kssocieied Press

SALT LAKE CITY, June 25.-
Young Republicans elect a new
chairman today with Philip WILL
d kie Of Indiana raising a dark
horse threat against major con-
; tenders
Told by Republican National
Chairman Hugh D. Scott that
President Truman has mort
: gagged" their future. delegates ap-
peared to choose a new head Of
Evening star., 1949-06-25
SALESMAN!
MAKE OVER $50 A DAY!

Sell nationally advertised adding ma
chine for only Sl2.95 complete. A
desk model portable, precision built.
fully guaranteed, every inch busi-
to sell, easy for you to make big
money at 4p% profit. For life-sise
color photo and full details with no
oblisation, write today to LI0HT-
MING ADDING MACHINE &C.. INC.
Dept. VII $40, So.. Spring st., Los
Angeles IA Calf -27
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Property Management
Man

Larss real estate eompany eners Z
real opportunity TO q mAs expert
enced in handing apartment build
lngs and other types Of rental prop
critics: car essential; working ecndi-
tions the best and an Attractive sal
ary TO acceptable man. Give ass,
experience, marriea status and any
helpful information. Thm 10 an
will be held strictly ecnhdenttsl.
Box SsS-J, Star. --ct
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National Committee member from
Maryland. said after the commit
tees decision was announced that
a floor fight might be waged By his
group.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ORGANIsT- CHOIR DIRECTOR -
Small Protestant Church in Pet
worth area desires services Of ca
pable organist to take charge oil
church music and. direct the estab-
service, one rehearsal q week; also
mid week Lenten services; salary
$500 ..r year with two weeks paid
vacation: new Baldwin electronie
organ. Box 22-S, Star. -26
TO ASSIST EXPORT MANAGER
stenographic ability desirable: in
reer in once equipment; salary
commensurate with oualific ations.
Call DI. DOOR Monday. rs
BI-LINGuAL stenographers for Ger
man English dictation and typing.
At u. 8 EMPLoYMENT SERVICE,
315 18TH st. NV. in Old Post Of
fice Bldg. rs
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INSTRUCTION. CoukSkS

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Sks So Assrngaa ERsnssf 9! p&s
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kss cara Came..is qua eaRtrsi
FAsy MFTNop Moth lTss
AUTO INSTRUCTIONS, esCtiFe3
teacher fo4f cat ct msat Ca.
CO TpAA "a
ENROLL Now fpT sdmmeF ASsss IA
piano ana voice. a. SPECIE sBm msart
TRtss tor btk Aed saul'N eat ans
s,t s,asst' vSix 3i 1ss's.ts tg ~ "a,
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Evening star., 1949-06-25

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Evening star., 1949-06-25
EUROPEAN TOURS

European Travel Club Saatk So mem
bers TO Join It's specially planned tout
Of England and Europe Ia summer o.
1850 This wiii be one OF the heti
and most eenprsnensise tours eeh.
duetsd BY any one. Jein nos sua
pay monthly until you sail next sum
mtr Por fun particulars write Bos'
he.dar r q. BOY 3rnl 0oiumbl q
Heishis STATEN. WAshinEton. n c
Evening star., 1949-06-25
SALES MANAGER

old-line life insurance company
selling ordinary and industrial in
surance, is looking for a man who
is capable OF establishing and oper-
ating a new branch. once in ,Wach..
ington: must be able 20 sell and
manage statesmen. Write, giving full
details Of experience. earnings, etc.
We also want several men to can
vsss and build their own cebits on
salary and commission basis. THE
co, 100 T. Centre st. Baltimore 2,
Evening star., 1949-06-25
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-"ORGANIST'!

for electronie organ.
Must be available part time fol
STATIONS, Opportunity to work in
on sales promotion. State briefly
experierce and a6liiatioas. Inter-
view arranged. Box 4Sl-R. star.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
YOUNG MEN

interested In teaching. supervisinE.
interyiewins. with opportunity 70
become branch managers.
ARTHUR MURRAY'S
Expansion program has made opport
for high caliber personnel. 2 yrs.
college educ. pref. but not essential /.
Previous exper: not nee. Apply IN
perSon. ? to 6. Mon. through Fri.
See MISS FERRn4L. Do not phone,
ll06 Conn, ave. nv.
EXPERIENCED INSTALLER
Rock wool insulation. Must be able
1909 9th st. NV. IA. 67l9. Is
Evening star., 1949-06-25

aAkk AND SISYSs
krtrrrg esS reqg.gec sgtA-
tNrFS AaYrFtssey KrE kIng
cAc.la4 t5lyp4kH advertise
nrHS.s Ia TIE sAs
Evening star., 1949-06-25

MOtCk fk&FEI
FORMER rRIvATF CHAUTFrCR--
On leave, desires 20 deliver you o.
vouf car to Miami Pa after Jnl,
s; excellent rritrenesS write
si1 Alexandra. virginia ~-ss
SOUTH AMERICAN desires ride ts
Miami. about mld-July. villins ghafs
and drive AD. 7In1, Mr. MARIO
1Hs
SAN DIEGO. CALF. a4a Pose
Ma i s,t,3, Eyts sos, "a.
COUpLE would liks transportation
TO Flarida aitrT Tply D PA, 7p4@
veekdayS. iA-Ig
DRIVING TO MONTANA. aprfcs
july / : desire passsnssra share
dr.y. and sxpsf. Cali Dr ossa
Evening star., 1949-06-25
BUSINESS SERVICES

AIR sLRStCEs --- Complete aircraft
nryAs Cofssf 10 Erro Field. wash
.nTtens Finest Air Para far guar
antste hixht instFuetiop. ra6so sn'
sins verk or iusi q niEht over wash
UN tA4l HiseEQAi&, No. ---a
Evening star., 1949-06-25
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, erperisncs1. live in: iocai ref
erences: SIS week. wO H75z. 10y
ssFRI. eoaore6 sso-gs yrs cid nff
eispcstticn. live In. itxnf sensstie
rNvk, 4 IN farftv srs day ss. arc
every ether SUNDAY at / Pm Sie
per week vi. 1921. "a
Evening star., 1949-06-25

when ons,uertuo ddpert,sements
addressed to StdY bores do NOT
incloSs original references. or
other materials OF personal polue;;
Copies serpe the purpose ana
ORIGINALS may oct lost.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
TAIIORESS

Exper. fer alterations o. ladies' skirts
sTOREs INC 1855 r q. ms
Evening star., 1949-06-25

Salesman-$5, 600 Up Class
Career opportunity for right man;
appointment selling only. Draw
CLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. Call Mr..
Bone RE 6plI -Sb
Evening star., 1949-06-25

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Evening star., 1949-06-25

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after &.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
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Evening star., 1949-06-25
PLANS DRAWN
SITUATIONS MEA g. woMEh

For residential and commercial
hutldinEk. by an sTperteDced Gt-
sisner. Cali Ho. 4s36. 2e.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
SITUATIONS WoMFN

MIpDLE-AGED COUPLE. white, es.
sires cnretaker position for trnsl
apartment houte: experienced; rel
srenres Box 3a-s. Star IS
Evening star., 1949-06-25

CARPENTERS WANTED
Good men wanted for q housing job.
must be mechanics; come to N. Cap
ttol and Sheridan sts. tout N. II,
ave, past Eastern Star Home. 70
Eastern ave.. MORRIS POLLM Il
SONS. GE. 0705. -26
LAUNDRY MANAGER
For modern. up-to-date hotel laundry;
must be capable. State fun quail.
fication. experience. and salary re-
eeived and desired. Box 2a4-M
Star. II
LIQUOR SALESMAN
We are looking for . man to add Il
our stan. One who has had seilins
exper. Aggressive. GOOD personalit-
excellent opportunity for advance :,
perm, good salary: refs. required
Box SOM, Star. rs
MECHANICS
Pin ball or console mechanic for
route work with expanding COM
pany. Several good positions open
now. Experienced men cnly. Ap-
ply l7s1 Columbia I'd. nv. ~
NIGHT MANAGER
Busy downtown gas station. local
refs. and exper, necessary. s-dss
wk.. excel, starting salary and va
ssRg1cE ss.iSn sl'n nsfRasTros' 'pis is,s sisH and
sts. NV. between l and Q Pr;
Evening star., 1949-06-25
MOTOR TRAVEL

IIdIlSId IIIlR SCIVICt
1o1e. Woodward Bids Di saH7 sh'
Evening star., 1949-06-25
TYPING SERVICE
xIYuArloNS poMksIlc

Al kfaNs rery reasonable, nm, 3Ai
wscdware ElcR.. nf Assf
Evening star., 1949-06-25

HES aonARAE oAS- ~A@~a 49,
wHaifKEsss. white; .xp.ri.ne. nee.,-
sary; sa5. mesIs and tips. Apply
I'LL Good Hope re sc. -27
WOMAN, aRe 20 TO 20, living In
wheaton area. for mana&er and as
sistant manager Of our nes s-sEsh
ofnss In wheaton, Nc Apply PhL.
CORP. ath sne n SITS, M, --es
YOUNG WOMAN, for repair dept.
in one Of washinston's isrsess lew
elry stores. sxeel. opportunity ~
assume responsibility in mRnastng
dept: esttmatiHg expeT. pref. but
not necessary; exeel. Working ennd,
Arpiy TO Mt, etmbsu, CAeTEi-
BERG'S, 1904 ? st ny. -9s
x-RAY TECHNICfAN-Por radioiogts,
Ia medical center typins essentisi
RMEcaEsr Ma r UNIVERSITY GRAD. WIS
q interested In medical social work
training n you ifks pecpis. wfsh
TO establish yourself IN prnfes-
ain and do net have family respcn-
Sihlltties, we DO nawe ara cpp0E-
funity. ALEXANDRIA HosFfT A..
Al. $500 is
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-30

CmEI-Zz III -
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-06-18
NATIONAL SPORTS SCENE

had broken. the extra inning
jinx and pitched the Dodgers to
a tie for first place. Big Don is
just the guy whom Mr.. Rs =,
needed to bolster his wavering
hurlerS and one can see thai ~
would be peeved when he was
not brought up at the beginning
of the season, when players of
definitely less stature were tried
and grudgingly found wanting.
The big kid knew he had it and
who could fault him for wanting
to show the world that he was a
guy of major League status.
Jackie Robinson is really the
greatest of all second basemen.
He grabs sure hits and turns
them into outs or double PLAYS
with monotonouS ease. He is
fast becoming a giant killer with
the willow. having copied three
straight games almost single
handedly, not mentioning the
cold sweatS he causes to pop
out on opposing pitchers when
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-06-18
Seem
Stars
with DOLORES CALVIN

NEW YORK CITY - Reports
that Princess Margaret Rose, the
pretty one, of England (who has
been having a ball travelling
alone since she's become of agej,
planning trip to the United
States in September, hopes to
take a sneak peek at Harlem,
the hometown of her musical
idols, are circulating fast
Britons aren't too happy over the
Princesses' sincere admiration for
Duke Ellington, Count Basic and
Billy Ecksine Margaret has
been known to flip hot records
at her Buckingham Palace suite
up to her midnight curfew and
then regretfully go to bed /. .
Both Washington and New York
are in the Princesses' itinerary
and she will receive a royal, but
private, welcome.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-06-18
Annual Sermon of
Alpha Grand Lodge

On Sunday, June 10, the annual
Saint Johns Day Sermon of the
M. w. Alpha Grand Lodge, An
cient, Free and Accepted Masons,
Jurisdiction of Massachusetts,
will be held in the spacious and
beautiful auditorium of Union
Methodist Church, corner of West
Newton st. and Columbus Ave.
Boston, at 7:30 Pm. DR.. E. C..
Mcleod, pastor of the church,
will preach.
Ill. st. Clair Kirton, SO degree,
M. w. Grand Master of the M. w.
Alpha Grand Lodge, Ancient,
Free and Accepted Masons, Juris-
diction of Massachusetts, has in
yited the w. Grand Matron and
the M. w. Grand Patron of Bay
State Brand Chapter, O,E.S,
Jurisdiction of Massachusetts, and
various subordinate chapters to
be present as honored guests, to-
gether with various other digni-
taries. There will be in attend
ance such distinguished person.
ages as Ill. Jesse M. Williams, SO
degree, Grand Master of the
M. w. King Solomon Grand
Lodge, Inc, for the State of New
York, and Ill. Charles E. Hall, SO
degree, Grand Master of M. w.
Oriental Grand Lodge, Inc, for
the State of New Jersey.
5 A most cordial and hearty in
vitation is also extended to all
Masonic Brothers, and Sisters of
the Eastern Star, especially those
who may be visiting in the city
and would not otherwise have
any way of participating in this
annual event, to come and wor-
ship with us.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-06-18
Great Demand:
For Jimmy"
Fund Banks

There has been such a ire
mendous demand for the "Jim-
my" Fund Baseball Collection
banks and tins that it has been
almost impossible to keep up
with the demand, according to
announcement from M. J. Mullin
and Louis r. Perrin, co-chair-
men for this drive for the Chill
dren's Cancer Research Founda-
ton. Despite widespread distri-
button Of these banks in the Dor
chester area inquiries are being
received daily as to where con.
tributions may be made by mail
when containers are not readily
accessible.
Fund headquarters has advis-
ed all local committees that don
atoms may be. mailed to the
Jimmy" Fund, Braves Field,
Boston or to the Children's Can
Ger Research Foundation, Bos-
ton II.
Many, many local organiza-
tons are planning special &C
Invites to aid this worthy cause
and it is hoped that more and
more of the Riddles will get be-
hind it the way they did last
year and by running backyard
shows, lemonade stands, comic
book sales, rummage sales etc
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-06-18

STATEMENT OF THE OWNER
SHIP MANAGEMENT, CIR
CULATION, ETC, REQUIRED
BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS
OF AUGUST "a, 1912, AS
AMENDED BY THE ACTS OF
MARCH 3, 1888, AND JULY
2, 1916.
Of Guardian published weekly
at Boston, Mass, for October l,
l948, State of Massachusetts,
County of Suffolk IS.
Before me, a Notary Public in
and for the State and county
aforesaid, personally appeared M.
Trotter Steward, who, having
been duly sworn according to
law, deposes and says that she
is the Owner of The Guardian
and that the following is, to the
best of her knowledge and be-
lief, true statement of the own
ership, management .(and if a
daily, weekly, serniweekly or
triweekly newspaper, the cir
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-06-18

Hollywood has patted Itself on
the back for producing Home
Of the Brave" and we say three
cheers, never has there been
such a film where colored ARE
on equal basis, and press re-
ports just aren't saying it I.
Last week, its star, James Ed
wards, paraded thru Harlem,
flocked by pretty gals and adj
mirers At the end of the
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CARTER POST
AUXILIARY

A very happy birthday to all
born in June: Mesdames Imo-
gene Powell, Millicent Mendes,
Bernice Casneau, Melnea Cass,
Mabel Waller, Bernice Mayer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Averett i
BrS. Willie Gordon, senior lead
er of Scout Troop 1853 ands 159,
for gradatues of the troop.
and her committee gave a party
Mrs. Melnea Cass, delegate TO
At Mrs. Anna Mallory's home
the state convention at Swamp
scott gave comprehensive re-
port fthe sessions. Mrs. Imo-
gene Powell, junior past presi-
dent, has been appointed CO.
chairman of Mattapan Hospi-
tai by the district director Of tn
\ county.
Members and friends are re-
guessed to save all coupons of
La Rosa Kirkman products also
Proctor and Gamble box tops
and bring or send them to Mrs.
Ella Cromwell, 9 Pine St., to
help the scholarship fund.
On the sick list are Mrs. Rosa
/, Brown at Peter Bent Brigham
Hospital; Mrs. Sims, Boston City
Hospital; Mrs. Alice Robinson,
sol Shawmut Ave.
Attention, Gold Star Mothers!
Do you know that, If you are a
real estate owner, you can get a
$4,000 abatement on taxes. APP
ply before Oct. /.
Monroe Mason is chairman Of
the blood donation committee.
All members donating to the
blood bank please give in the
name Of Carter Post or Auxill-
airy, A, L.
The orchid ladies are doing a
good job in W. Roxbury Veter-
ans Hospital. The picnic has
been postponed. Mrs. Anna NAL
lory chairman for the bus ride
says the trip will be on Aug. 10
/. f. Things to remember: Send
cards to the sick; Pay dues;
Next meeting fourth Friday in
June at the Everett School.
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BY DICK EDWARDS

NEW YORK CITY (C)-The
big man with the strong arm
and blazing fastball came into
his own with the Brooklyns last
Monday night, when he over
came the late inning ink and
put the whammy on the Bold
BUGS from out Pittsburgh way
to the tune of a Al humping
and II sensational stricke outs
Donald Newcombe is here
to stay, chumS. He showed every
thing-poise, a vast assortment
of pitches and control that had
a needlepoint f1neneSS.
When the game was over, the
fans cheered the happy New
combe to the echo because he
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perfect day." Edwards let out
a holler and cried, 81 must do
this more often"
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VETERANS
WORLD WAR II

Both men and women who served
in any Of the armed services in
World War Two are entitled TO
purchase IS = homs-sinsIs, tSso,
three or four family houses. II is.
necessary thar they have an Hon
orable Discharge having been In
the service al least 80 days and at
least $500 cash.
LIST and And Mortgages placed also
Fire Insurance on Real Estate and
Home Furnishings.
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Toni Harper arrived in town
amid much routine rootin' and
tootin' UP at Hotel Theresa where
the II year old caused as much
a sensation as the last child prod
ICY who passed thru the Theresa's
dors-Sugarchile Robinson 4.
Toni, fresh from Hollywood, is
here to begin her tour, part with
Erskine Hawkins, and part with
other name bands and the
little gal is taking New York
right to her heart, and vice
versa
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Bill Robinson is all beams since
that picture Of Shirley Temple,
his adopted godchild, came out
in "Today's Woman" with her
baby, Linda Susan, with Linda's
favorite doll, a miniature Bill
Robinson carved in wood /.
In all these years, since Bill
played with Shirley in those
light comedy films, the two have
been inseperable with Shirley
asking Uncle Bill" for advice
on every important decision f.
1t doesn't seem too strange that
Shirley's baby would feel par
ticular liking for Uncle BilI
too 49,.
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he gets on the basepaths.

he gets on the baSepaths.
Despite the fact that Roy
Campanella is not hitting up to
par, he is considered the best re-
ceiver and thrower in the league.
The Dodgers, with what they
have shown the past few weeks,
look like tie club to beat for the
National League gonfalon.