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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-15

dates for the tests we're STU 70 Be
worked out.
II all aircraft Of the two com
nands are used the total might
approach 1000.
The games also vil provide m
opportunity 10 test the -aasr
warning network and radag air
craft control nets from which tn
sercepiins fighter planes will De
directed TO defense Of the target
cities.
The games vii start Of with
comparatively small numbers Of
planes and build Up to The final
phase. The attacks viii be under
various weather conditions during
both day and night.
Operation Blackjack Is the
first OF q program of annual air
war games planned for this and
the next four years. The 1850
games viii be designated Opera
ton Porker." with the same tar
get area but with the attacking
planes flying from Caribbean
bases instead OF the United States,
The 1853 schedule contemplstes
the whole United States as a tar
get area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-15
Air Force War Games
To Test VuInerabiIiIy
OF Key Cities 10 Attack

The vulnerability of vital indus
trial cities to enemy attack viii be
tested in a series OF war games
next month as Air Force bomber
and fighter fleets are pitted against
each other.
The maneuvers viii be called
Operation Blackjack" and the
bombers viii attempt to hit such
cities as Detroit. Pittsburgh, New
York. Chicago. Boston and Balti-
more.
Officials said today that details
on the numbers and types of
planes to be used by the Strategic
Air Command and the Air Defense
Command, as well as the definite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-15
Mrs. Truman 10 Sponsor
Film Premiere Benefit

Mrs. Truman is honorary chair
man Of sponsors for the Davis
Memorial Goodwill Industries
benefit performance of the Aim,
Portrait of Jennie" in Its Wash
ington premiere at the Trans-Lux
Theater at $50 pm. Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred M. vinson, wife Of the
Chief Justice. Is chairman Of the
sponsoring committee. Mrs. Wiley
Rutledge Is president Of the Good
will Guild, which is joining with
the Goodwill Industries in pre-
senting the benefit.
The affair will aid the Goodwill
Industries annual membership
appeal. now being conducted. The
industries are seeking SOS. 900 to
continue and extend rehabilita-
ton services now made available
without charge to its more than
$50 handicapped workers.
It is planned to open an en-
larged rehabilitation center at the
industries headquarters on New
Hampshire avenue at Twenty first
and M streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-15
Spring fessivor 10 Start

A Spring Festival" under spcr-
so-s13p Of the Ssrswn-Ta-rer-
Hartman Post Veterans Of Fer.
etgn wars, viii be he'd IN Ire
500 block at centrai avenue
Capitol Eesghtx, for a week start
tnE tomorrow.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-27
Sunday Film Has Cast Of Stars

The Three Muske eers, MGM's technicolor movie based on the famous novel by Alex andle Dumas, is showing at the Orpheum Theatre Sunday and Monday.
 With 8 cast headed by Gene Kelley, June Allyson, Lana Turner, Van Heflin, Vincent Price and Frank Morgan, the story is woven around court in, trgue and conspiracy in the l7th century.
 The Sunday showings of the film are at 2:30, 4:45, FOG and 9:15.
 Coming to the screen Friday and Saturday is The Rope, star ring James Stewart. Filmed in technicolor, the picture is one of suspense and is not recom- mended for children James Martz, Orpheum manager said children under IA years will not be admitted to the show unless accompanied by their parents A special matinee for children will be held Saturday afternoon en- titled Buckaroo from Powder River.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-27

MT. and Mrs. Eugene Harding plan to leave shortly to live at Courtney, British Col umbla, where Harding will go ln- to machine shop business with his brother. They will fly their Seabee to their new home.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-27

Mrs. John Mclaughlin left fo a trip to the states Thursday, She will visit her family and friends in the midwest and east and will return in about two months.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-27
FACE 12

A son, Jan James Beukers was born on August 9th to MT, ana Mrs. Jan Beukers, former hodlakian now at East Stan- wood Wash. The baby weighed 8 lbs T OF
Evening star., 1949-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES

FINANCE CO. desires to locate fs4Q
Bui"i:, 4-dr.. motor No. 43794346
left in some local Earage. Tag No.
for information leading to car.
WILL NOT be responsible for any
depts incurred by any one other than
myself. HARRY T. SHIELDS. 2117
10th st. NV.
THE ATLAS AGENCY specializes in
selecting and placing bookkeepers.
neSGIntsnss pSSie 57sS qse 4se n %a9ssers re.
WILL not be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one other
than nnn myself; JOSEPH c; BEEDLE: DIE:
PREFAB;@I erect the prefsb. Of
Nii+oI H5f.i Fsss sr.Taann ss}5 UN dSss; o;S
Any NY one eSfHixNSH; HaSfNG M MfHNiFoRMArIoN a.
to whereabouts Of Mrs. Emmalfne
McCutcheon, nee Emmaline Bishop.
wife of Henry William McCutcheon,
essss exsesto fon.set by l. hE%s
5000 or IL. 5-oo6o. -27
for square dancing BY experienced
HEkEAGTER i Will NOT Be re.
BY t0f msss sss aeGs JOHN pa
sFEcfAI ii PRICES i0on on p painting Rxi and
pspering. washing Venetian blinds.
BAusERMAN SHADE AND PAINT
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
but g myself. ns1ei 0afsrfS MARTIN n MErzNHR.
500 8. Walter Ried dr., Arl., Va. 2S'
IN RE LTD. PARTNERSHIP No. 1873.
The undersigned certifies that he
is the general partner In the Dri-
Cumulator Co.. q limited partner
ship. and that lie recorded in the
q. s. District Court for d. C. on
Sept 8. 1919, a certificate showing
the following information: !. Name
of arm is the Dri-Cumulator Co.
2 Nature of business is dealing In
and making electric batteries and
accessories. 3. Name of general
partner is James A. Hynes, 6629
Chestnut ST., Ch. Ch., Md. 4. Names
and capital contributions Of special
partners are: A. H. Bunker. 2OS Z.
62nd, n. Y, N. Y, So; s. w. Ander-
son Hale"ite, L. l.. N. z, So; Leon
Moore. 375 Park ave. N. Y. N. y.
50. Partnership commenced Sept.
6. 1949 and will terminate July o,
1869, unlecs sooner terminated BY
mutual consent. (S) JAMES A.
HYNES Executed before me this
18th day of Sept, 1949. (Seal)
50, HELEN r. OYSTER, Notary
Public.
PADDY'S DRIVING SCHOOL.
Dual-control car: free pickup serv.
ice. Day or ewes UN 0O25.
Evening star., 1949-09-27

| Base; and MarEaret sedsmsn. 81, 1895
Donald searins. 20, Boiling Air Fore.
Base and Gloria Campbell, 23, 1o7 5tt
John Ramey, is. Alexandria. Va, and
Catherine Yates, 16, 472h Maryland
Roosevelt johnson. %, sos G st. NV. ,.and
Sarah Tory, 10, Alexandria. Va.
William Jones, 20. 406 Kennedy st. NV,
and Gemma Doria. 25, 316 18th st. n W
joseph Brooks, Is, 306 18th ST. Sc, anc
Eleanor Crawford, II, 33S 18th st. s.e
Charles Mitchell, 81, 71O Rittenhouse st
nv. and Frances Hamilton, IS, s21
John Karis; 20, 4ss e st. s.w.. and Mar.
p,sar saret Robe Robey; 10, I0oo st. s.w:
Wilda Hilliard. 20, 1853 Columbia rd
Charles Talbert. "a. 1905 Kansas ave.
NV. and Bertha Keys, SO, 1925 18th
Arnold Winokur. IS. a7O1 Connecticut ave.
NV, and Martha Josephs, 50, 1000
Cathedral ave. NV.
Melvin Parrott, "a, 1918 W st. NV. and
,ulIns TnslTa c.Is NeWssm' ss e5s Is s8s st. NV
Sylvia Holton. 10. 30I End st. s.w
John Collins. A, Boiling Air Force Base.
and Lou-Ellen Ball, 40. 1909 18th st.
william Mulcahey. a6. Hampton. Va, and
Miriam Carnazza, 25, 1929 Veazey st.
william Oliver. "a. Edsewater. Md, and
Norman EnseL 40, 1928 49th st. NV, and
Bernard Levine. IS, 230 Galiatin st. NV,
and Mary Smith, 2s, 2025 st NV.
Evening star., 1949-09-27

Lewis Hsyncds sG Snds IL and E1izassth MSho-
James stons. q: 32s 1Ith st.; s.w:. and
Moses Macon, sri' -. ss7s Alden nssGn p. ne.
and Helen Weaver, "a, 1919 Alden pi
Erwin Phifer, 20. .2aO2 Porter st. NV.
and Mable Ragsdale. 10, 1924 18th st.
and Dolores Essleston. l. 20. 1885 1885 Bay IS. st.
Laurence paseo, %; 5la srd st. me-. and
Harry Wont IS. $40 30 New New York RI; ave. ave NV
Charles Dyer. Fl, Fails CHURCH. Va: and
Andrew Jackson; %, and Reaser winsate
william hs both h.f4,, Of 1889 Gflt0Ena :, St
Gladys Porter: 81, 45 Ivy st. sc.
caps V,ra Sf.og Gerog e. a2s s I'm I'm s., . nv and
Herber fa MfGH Mtehe: "a a. s steDRen SRsn C. and
Carrie Taylor: 80. 1928 Stevens I'd. Sc:
David Ritchie, q. WINCHESTER: Mass, and
Barbara Gladdins, 81, 3s17 Veazey St,
NV; NV; and Betty chiiders, ls' 1853
oossop Rrisht1y' ~. 81. and 1rma hi.r.
Ivan Davis, SO; zoos Massaehusetts aye
Charles pison. n. p, 1929 9TH st. NV, and
Gwendolyn Greene, 10. 1134h 7th st..
NV.
Joe Butler, 81, and Anna Harvin, 35,
oo Soth kuhn S1 l527 e. o WsbS Rbdds st Island nv.
ea6,tn5 and MildreS MacGuire' 49, 1908 North
John Moore 20. 1880 Rodman st. NV.
Willie Cobb. 21, 1902 Vermont ave NV,
and Juanita Greenard. 10, 1905 4th
st. NV.
Horace Washington. 81. 7O5 18th st. ne.
and Catherine Everett, II, 546 Gath st..
willard Clancy. "A. Littleton, Mass. and
Dorothy Bushons. %. 1913 Fern st. NV
Evening star., 1949-09-27
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
; to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutively
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line Soc
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily. 8 am. to 8 pm.
saturday, 8 Am. to Q pm.
Sunday, IL am. to 8 Pm.
Leave your ads at the Business once,
II tn and Pennsylvania ave-; at any
Of the Branch Ofnces throughout the
city, or
PHONE STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second In
sertion.
II advertisement WAS prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
serial number with date and identi.
fies your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make . note of the
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case of adjustment.
Evening star., 1949-09-27
Deaths Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau of

From the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
Rose Holzer. so. 1889 Monroe st. NV.
Pearl K. Duncan. 70, 44O5 Greenwich
Allie o. Westfall. 81. 41O 18th st. ne.
Archie D. Engel, 81. 4514 Connecticut ave
NV
Miller L. Wheaton. 81. RID. Manassas. Va
Richard N. Holmes, 80. 512O n Capitol st
Bose Rs, sehatier; 81. s24 Underwood NV.
Alice Howard, 40. 725 7th st. sc.
Virginia Keyser, 20. Marshall, Va.
Infant Snider. Arlington. Va.
Andrew Hawkins. So. 49, School st. sW.
George Lockley. 81. 713 Sth st. ne.
Minnie Schwarzmann. "A, SIT 18th st. sc
John Gillespie, 81. 5121 Connecticut ave
NV.
John Midkiff. SO. Takoma Park. Md.
Thomas o'ponnell. 5e. 5745 18th st; NV.
Clara Chicca. 81. 1928 Buchanan st. NV.
Isaac Cole, 50, Gaithersburg, Md.
Elmere Elliott. ~. 31O7- 18th st. NV.
Elmo Harris, AZ. 1347 W st. Sc
Rose Miller. 10. 4536 Lily Ponds dr.. ne.
Robert Bean, infant. Clinton, Md
Julius Wallace, 70. 2730 st. NV.
Moses Simpkins, 20. 1903 p st. s.w.
Evening star., 1949-09-27
Births Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau of Vital Sta

Richard and Elise Armour, boy.
G.. Garl and Virginia Bishop, girl.
john eI and sio Marjorie s sfsn1sn sroWn, b1 boy.
Fred and Louise Buck girl
John and Nancy Burkhart. boy.
Aris and Mary Carpousis, girl.
Kenneth and Lois. Clark, girl.
Roderick and Isabelle Collins, girl.
Stanley and MARGARET Crosthwait. boy.
Burt, and Ann David, girl.
Edward and Connie Devon, boy.
Eldie and Floria Dorroh, boy.
William and Mary Gernert 'U sirl.
George and Berniee Gof1. girl.
william and Patrieia Hill, girl.
Joel and Barbara Hollis, boy.
Lowell and Bessie Hull. girl.
Mahion and Geraldine Iced, siri. ''
Thomas and Dorothy Luisi. girl.
Howard and Jeanne MCCLELLAN, girl.
Stanley I and niss Esther iheani Mintapn, 0Sy sirl
James and Iris Nancy. boy
Walter and Mary Nelson, boy,
X,Egii VIE an and Marie Marie o]Gonnor: ] girl.
Arthur and Lois Patton, boy
WliIlam and Betty Perry, boy.
Joseph and Anna Pierman, girl.
Leo and Katherine Robinson, boy.
Ernest and Ethel Rosenthal, girl.
Alerie and Rose Sanders, boy
Joseph and Marguerite Scarmordela, boy
Charles and Eleanor Shafer, boy.
Roy and Glendell Simmons, girl.
Maxwell and LaRue Steel, girl.
Lawrence and Gladys Taylor, girl
Carroll and Helen Thompson, girl.
Glenn and Patricia Valmont. girl.
William and Dorothy Williams, boy.
Stan and Mozelle Witowski, boy.
Elwood and Maria Yensen. boy.
Wilson and Jean Anderson. boy.
David and Ann Blackwell girl.
James and Charlotte Jackson. boy.
Jasper and Creola Jones. girl
Daniel and Thelma Osborne, boy.
Otis and Rosa Williams boy.
Evening star., 1949-09-27
HELP MEN

Account Collectors (2)
Experienced only. Apply 2144 p st.
NV. Thursday, Sept. 20, between 3
and IL am. See MR.. CHRISTIE.
-2S
ADJUSTOR INVESTIGATOR. 21-3O,
excellent opportunity for right man.
Apply only II interested in hard work
leading to q real tutrre; single man
preferred. AETNA FINANCE CO.
1928 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring. MO.
Phone Mr.. April, SH. 6S7O Tor sp-
APPRENTiCE. young man. 1928.
to learn and 10 cent store busi.
ness in our Columbia Pike, All;
store. Good starting xfalary. Good
prospects for future Apply pet.
10 am. and noon at once HAM
DEEs, 2503 Good Hope rd. Sc;
ASPHALT AND LINoLEUM mechanic.
experienced. Apply at 3O2l GeoTsia
AssisPANr sssi riT SALES MANAGER. for
bile dealers, experience necessary;
good salary and commission. Box
.ifT1 Ssr1 staTgYi sstatTgYiER; USER cARsEFor
Hell-established Washington, D. c.,
company. We buy all year round
and pay good prices. Secure future
for the right man. State age, ex-
perience and phone number. BOZ
ALTO ITfo1' SALESMAN, siia experienced used
car man. Our cars are clean priceo
plan. Excellent salary and commits.
sion to start, with good future.
Rny O3C.Y Star d
Evening star., 1949-09-27

ADAMS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
the better once positions. 204 Colo
RADIO BLDG, 14th and G. RE. 1888.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY now in
its 11th VI. placing teachers. Colo
RADIO Bldg, 14th and G. RE. 1888.
SECRETARY - Scientific research
work. British subject, $4,000. Miss
Grant at BOYD'S, 700 18th, cor.
G. MA. 2340.
A BETTER Secretarial. Typist: Ac-
counting, Bookkeeping or Comp
tometer position at top salary Is
yours at BOYD'S Est. 80 yrso.
ZOO 18th. cor. G.. MA. e340. Sc
lect ODeningg
Evening star., 1949-09-27
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1908 G St. NV.
WOMEN

Secy. to public relations; quick raise;
GO 4OO ~
stenos.. 90 to. 80 yTs.; 5 days, $4,000.
Stenos', c. A. F.-3: no test. irnmed.
openings, 26 days annual leave,
S2.4ys. =,
Typist, placement service; stencil,
mlmeo., $2,400.
Typist, LEGAL; knowledge dictaphonei
accurate; 80 w.p.m.; S2.7OO.
Typists. Sc, figures; accurate; S2,1OO-
$500.
Typist, C. A. F-2: no test, 26-days
annual leave; S2,2S4.
Clerks, h.s.g., good at figures; days;
S1,S0O-$2, 100.
Graphotype operator, 5 days, $2,10O.
Compt. operator, 5 days, s. 100.
Evening star., 1949-09-27
AUTO statesmen.

Are you interested in selling Aneri-
cas- most distinctive line OF auto
mobiles? Perhaps your present con-
na'o tie money 's you a are capsbie Of earn
ing. We need several men imme-
diately. This is an unusual oppor-
tunity for men with Z burning ams e
biton to rs: above ias tns DVTeHcm Weite atS. 2.
ing complete sales history. All re-
plies naturally are CONFIDENTIAL. q 5ox
AUTO SERVICE MANAGEk-.Within
80 days we will open An additional
shop for our expanding business. We
aser @ who understsnds Pontlscs and
e.Tson &C.. ssta@ase ao RON TPeSS PoNriHc c 1sso
Hampden lane, Bethesda. Nd.
BAKER, white man. all-around and
decorator, for modern retail baKety
in Leonsrdtown; Nd: Only ,s tnSse
1884 or m. 9l56. ~
BEAUTY OPERATORS
For leading dept. store beauty salon;
PLEASANT surroundings; exceisnt
ity. Phone Di. 7So0 ana g. for
beauty salon. -
BEAUTY OfERAlORO
For leading dept. store beauty salon:
pleasant surroundings. excellent
working conditions: good opp9rtun-
ity. Phone DI. 7200 and ask for
beauty salon. ~
DOOKKEEPER, exper., perm. posi-.
ton: GOOD working cond. BOZ 29nd,Os
Star
BOOKKEEPER - YOUNG man. must
have had experience. Excellent
position. Good salary; refs: REQUIRED.
Apply Mr.. RUBIN, us TIN ~. NV.
BRICK LAYERS. LIST class mechanics.
Report ready for work at 67O0 26th
st. NV. or 6001 Nebraska ave. nv.
BRIcxLAYERs, top men wanted for
IN year apt. Job: 4 miles from
D. C. at Claremont Community. 26th
st. south and Leesburg pike. Arling-
ton. Best wages. Plenty OF inside
W. sso tST o. a. 1sa 4cssi ster ts
Evening star., 1949-09-27
hELP MEN teena.I

seS s. $3.50 n:s" *; seit. f'sa' ADD"
reSshsaesoa us 3 ;ttlssi1 '1sS sAR sssEi
BGTCHEk, SE Ii white. .hise, e GOOD .ppe.ranc..
expsrienSs nscessary; bA, day week.
Market. 7th and c sts. s.s.' between
BUTcRREk WANTED, experienced,
good .alary, KAY's MARKET, l52s
sssissi,. .sS4Hssss czGs1 ;s'sas1s r.
CARPENTERs, experienced only; tor
wages; report for work. Kenxood
.os ss s,.a.os1,s sna osE:rs;s Or" at FairliRr'
CxRPENTERS. only sxper. frame men;
from Bank q 4ethesd. out Old
ssht adS1 Sb g: Ts PESsfR g. Ser
CARPENTERS HELPER; transp. nee,
steady work: nearby Mont. Co. Call
cAsHIER. lass perm.n.nt saaaa S% position in ma.
tional eompany With opportunity
for co,n,fns a,dy.neement: ~ knoglsdge Of &C:
handnr 'sDsyi .aDsyi.ns. e h.lpf pfaS; sssts sass
,ss, s1perisncs. education. BOZ
chEckER and assistant dispatcher
for. for interstate aoIst moto. irsisht @ ear car
sien' tsaf Box ssi.Bi. 1ti sssssm.nsn. sssra L g9'i'
CHEF. UNDER so-wantsd, excep.
tional, outstanding. working, super
yising chef, experienced in serving
diseriminatins dns I. clientele and who
ly, who desires to better himself. To
receive consideration. state complete
employment record, present salary.
AZ ,r references lreferencss win be kept
age and nationality. Box 1890.
cIERk-rYrIsr. az. ao-a5; s-day
Tsszwkifk Fsi1 kARR's Co. e 'ii;ss iiSS sox4. E
CLOTHING sALEsMAN-Young man
with experiences, selling high EQUALITY
clothing: excel. earning possibilities
.ive. loyal and capable man with
FASHION sHoP. NC. 1soo It.
CoLLECToR-sALEsMAN-one Who il
now engaged on industrial Insurance.
debit preferred; must own car; ref.
n. STURGEON. ''a ga 7th R.,i St. NV: NV.
CONTACT MAN, nationally known
finance company. train for man.
ture, eligible G1 training program,
salary plus car allowance. Apply in
person. 1910 Georgia ave-, Silver
COOK-Thoreughly exp.r.; NO ewes.
or Sun: work: excel: salary. Apply
AVENUE DRUG, 1742 Pa. ave. NV.
COUNTERMAN, 5-day week: GOOD
pay. Inquire in person; no phone
calls. ANGLE GRILL, 113 Florida
Co6NTEkMAN for market, only
SOBER and exper. need apply. Good
salary, to capable men. Apply in
person MASTER SUPER MARKET,
4102 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex, Va. II
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MGR. to
take charge of lge. installment
account; salary depending upon
ability and exper.; perm. position.
Box 427-X. Star. 80
CREDIT MANAGER for retail credit
jewelry store; must have credit
stores experience; good salary,
pleasant working conditions. vaca-
tion with pay. group insurance:
permanent. Box 35-D. Star. go
DELICATESSEN CLERKS (2). expert
enced only: attractive salary; full
and part time. 6117 Georgts ave.
DESK CLERK, young man to regis
ter arrivals, handle money, keep
records. do some typing; hours: D.
IL pm, but should be available
other hours If needed. GOVT. SERV-
ICES. INC. 1135 2lst st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-09-27
ATTENTION

General houseworkers, live in or out.
500 immediate placements available.
$40 to S35 per wk. Apply HOUSE.
WORKERS, INC, 2016 Ga. ave; NV.
Evening star., 1949-09-27
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. Ian. couples must
apply TOR a marriage license on
one day. tDait three tuH days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other duys.
william Dancy, %. $50 You st. NV, ant
Eula Aston. 21, 519 You st. NV.
John Mahoney.. "a, Fairfax Station. Va.
and Ruth johnson. 20, Clifton, Va.
Jenkins Wright. 81. 203 Virginia ave Sc
and Louise Watts, 26. AT Elm st. NV
judge Mercer. bs, Fentress, Va. anc
Charlotte Parker. Al, 1439 8 st. NV.
Matthew Duncan, %. 4525 Iowa ave NV.
and Mary Spangler, %, Takoma Park
Samuel Carter. jr., %. and Laura Mon.
roe. %. both Of 1904 Rhode Island ave
NV.
Louis de Marco. 20. and Rita Mullen. 20
both of Pittsburgh.
Albert Rathbun, "a, Boiling Air Force
Evening star., 1949-09-27

when ans,perinp advertisements
addressed to Star bores do NOT
incIosc original references, or
other materials of personal ralue;
Copies serpe the purpose and
ORIGINALS may Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-09-27
DISPLAY MAN

handle chain of local appliance
stores; good salary and opportunity
for rapid advancement. Write Box
Ss-B, Star so
DRAPERY-SLIPCOVER MAN
Must have experience doing fine Gus
tom work; modern working condi-
tions. Excellent salary. Apply to Mr..
Splitter, MAYER & CO., 421 9TH
Evening star., 1949-09-27
BEAUTY OPERATORS

For leading dept. store beauty salon;
PLEASANT surroundtngs; excellent
ity. Phone 81. 1900 and ask for
beauty salon. -27
Evening star., 1949-09-27
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

PADDY's DRIVING SCHOOL.
Dual-control car: free pickup serv.
ice Day or eyes, UN. OO2b.
Evening star., 1949-09-27
BEAUTY OPERATORS

For leading dept. store beauty salon:
pleasant surroundings; excellent
working condition.: good opportun-
ity. Phone Dl. TOO anu ASK Ior
Evening star., 1949-09-24
MoN Macarthur

Mary Macarthur, actress daughter OF
Helen Hayes, who died Thursday night in
New York was fguratively born on the
front page of the American press.
This was due to her mothers prominence
in glamorous profession and the circum-
stance that Mary was established in q
court proceeding as the "Act OF God" baby.
1t was term which ratified Miss Hayes
right to quit as star of the play, "Coquette," I"
without further contractual obligations to
the producer.
It is a reflection of her own, and her
mothers, integrity and charm that Mary
Macarthur never again made the front
page in the brief, brigl nineteen years
of her life. It was notSpossible for her
to evade the spotlight entirely, but she
worked quietly out on It's periphery as a
grave, intense and lovable child bent upon
making her own way in life.
Among those who knew her, it intensified
affection and admiration for Mary that