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Evening star., 1949-03-11
Anti-Subversion Bill
May Be Passed Today
By Maryland House
By }. B. Zotmon
Stor Sfon Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 11.-HouSe
approval of a favorable committee
report on the Ober anti-subversive
bill is expected today, with final
passage likely early next week.
The measure already has passed
the Senate.
The Judiciary Committee yes
terday Endorsed the bill after
accepting a subcommittee report
rejecting all but one of IS pro-
posed amendments.
AS drafted by the Ober Com
mission on Subversive Activities,
the measure precribes maximum
fine of $4,000 or imprisonment
for not more than 20 years, or
both, for persons convicted of
attempting to overthrow the Gov
ernment "by revolution, force,
violence or other unlawful means" "
Committee Chairman Melnicove
said the phrase "or other unlaw-
full means" was eliminated because
it was too vague"
Opposes Amendment.
Opposition to the change was
expressed by Mrs. Leona M. Rush.
Republican. of Montgo mery
County, only. woman member of
the Commission.
1--WE are dealing with fifth
column that is too shrewd to ad-
vocate the use of force and vio-
lence," she declared.
She said she would seek legal
advice on the effect of the amend
ment. adding:
1T was my impression that the
wording has been upheld by the
Supreme Court of the United
States. If find that is the case
1 will fight the amendment on
the floor
Meanwhile, the House yester-
day for the second time in three
days defeated legislation to force
the University of Maryland to
submit detailed budgets.
Supporters Fail by One Vote.
Supporters of the bill, sponsored
by Delegate Horace P. Whitworth
Republican. of Allegany County
failed by one vote to get House
approval.
They mustered 81 votes-just
one short of the required consti-
tutional majority-to Sc for the
opponents. On Tuesday the bill
was rejected by vote of So to SIS
Yesterdays ballot was the last
on the measure since vote on
bill may be reconsidered only once
Those opposing the measure
contended it was unnecessary ir
view of a resolution passed earlier
which directed the Education
Committee to study the univer'
sity's fiscal policies and report a
the 1850 session of the legislature
The House received five bill:
from the Montgomery delegation
to give Silver Spring and Bethes.
da a more equitable share of State
tax funds.
I They provide that twe-thirds
of the county's share of State in
come. gasoline and admissions
taxes, license fees and racing
revenues be earmarked for use in
equal shares in the two communi-
ties
Delegation members estimated
Silver Spring would receive about
s130.000 annually and Bethesda
about $4,000 annually under the
plan.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
HoIdup Of Filling Station
Yields $40 in EngIeside

The Sinclair service station on
No. l highway at Engleside, Va.
was held up and robbed of $40
last night, according to Fairfax
County police.
The attendant, E. A. Horton. 10.
was alone at the station when
the bandit got out of a parked car
and forced him at gunpoint to
turn over $40 from the cash reg
lister, police said. The attendant
followed the bandits orders and
sat inside the station while the
robber made his getaway.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Mitchell Curtis, "a, Dies;
AP Njoht Radio News Editor
~ the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Mar. Mitchell
A. Curtis, "a. night radio news
editor of the Associated Press. dice
last night of acute leukemia. He
had been i'll for four months.
Mr.. Curtis, an Associated Press
staff member for II years, for
merly served in the Chicago ano
Oklahoma City bureaus. He
Joined the radio news department
in New York in 1910 and helped
set up the present AP radio news
service.
At one time Mr.. Curtis pub
lished weekly newspaper in Lock-
port, III. He served two years as
news editor Of Station WCLS in
Joliet and helped set up radio
network for the late. Samuel In
sul!, utility magnate.
Burial will be in Wilmington
H.. where he was born.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
4n Mrtttnrta,,1

TWINE, WILLIAM H. In memory Of
my dear husband, WILLIAM H. TWINE.
who passed away eighteen years ago to-
day, March II, 1881.
Memory is Gods priceless aift
That death cannot destroy.
LOVING WIFE, lola TWINE.
WILLIAMS. JAMES H.. JR. In loving
memory Of our dear son and brother
JAMES H WILLIAMS Jr., who departed
from us fifteen years ago today March
II. 1884
Gone, but you are not forgotten.
Deep in our hearts lies a picture
OF loved one laid to rest.
They say time heals a broken heart.
But this seems so untrue.
Oh, how we miss you more and more
Each day as they pass away.
Oh. dear SON and brother
You are gone, but will never be forsotten.
We know how you suffered
And God called you home to rest,
So God bless you, dear son and brother,
In love and remembrance.
DEVOTED MOTHER, SISTERS AND
RR0THERG.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Honolulu Strutocruiser
Flies to Coast in 8 Hours
BY the Associoted Press

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 11.-Pan-
Americans new IS passenger
StratocruiSer America has flown
the Honolulu-t -to-Los Angeles run
in 7 hours so minutes.
The big plane landed last night
with 81 Government and company
officials aboard on the Civil Aero
nauticS Board proving flight. The
elapsed time compared with the
regular schedule of 13 hours Is
minutes. Regular flights by four
of the new air giants are slated
to start April l.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
In Mrmurtattt

BROWN WILLIAM, SR. In sad but
loving remembrance OF our dear husband
departed this life seven years ago today
March il, 1912
Another year has passed away,
Another sun has set
And still We love and long Tor you,
How can We eer FORGET.
Treasured thouehts Of one so dear
Often bring silent tear;
Thoughts return to scenes long past,
LOVING TRs roi W1rn On MARY NJ, co. aNp fS cH
memory Of my husband; MILLARD +:
BURROWS. who passed away twenty-six
years aso today, March II, 1929.
Gone are the steps I loved so dear,
Silent the voice l loved to hear
, Too far away for sight or speech,
But not too far for th9Tghts oWInG to 4Irs. 1esch.
ory of our dear mother. ROSETTA
DUCKETT who passed away one year ago
today, March H. la4s.
God gave us strength to bear our sorrow
And COURAGE to bear the blow,
But what it meant to lose her
No one will ever know.
Some NAV think We have FORGOTTEN
Wnen at times they see, us smile.
But little do they know the sorrow
That the smile hides all the while.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN AND GRAND
| CHILDREN.
HARRIS, BERTHA s. In loving mem
HARRIS. who passed TO the Great Beyond
three years aRo today, March II, l946,
| 1t is lonely here without you
And so sad along life's way:
In my heart your memory fingers.
! This is the day God called you away.
No one knows how much miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
have suffered since ! lost you,
| ifa hoe heen he
YOUR LOVING MOTHER, VIOLA L,
MITCHELL MARY HALL. n memory
Of our desr d1qsntsr and sister IN MARY r..
March IL. 1898.
Only those who have lost can tell
The pain OF parting without farewell.
/ May you rest in peace;
THE HALL FAMILY.
Penn, EFFIE " ,, In .I9 IGvins a;r 1a9sar 1emsm-
ten years ago today, March II, 1888
A loving thought, a silent tear.
beautiful memory OF rgE 9ne EoMI1y 50 dsaY,
STEWART. MRS. RACHEL T. J. In
memory of our devoted wife and mother,
Mrs RACHEL T. J. STEWART. who de
parted this life sixteen years ago, March
IL, 1888.
Deep in our hearts lies a picture,
More precious than silver and cold
1t is picture of our wife and mother,
Whose memory will never grow old.
HER HUSBAND AND SONS. WILLIAM E,
WILLIAM H, v. RICHARD AND v.
THOMPSON, WILLIAM E. In memory
of my dear husband, WILLIAM e; THoMP-
SON, VINO passed away March IL, 194s.
Just year ago today,
| AS stood beside his bed,
| The Physician smoothed his brow
And whispered, He is dead
When those sad words were spoken,
1t filled my heart with pain,
| But I live In blessed assurance
! shall meet him once again.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, MRS. BERTHA
TUCKER, CLEMENTINE NASH. In low
ing remembrance Of our beloved daughter
and sister CLEMENT1NE NASH TUCKER,
who passed away one year ago today,
WI MOTHER. SISTERS AND BROTHERS. .
TUCKER, CLEMENTINE NASH. In
sacred memory OF our beloved niece,
CLEMENTINE NASH TUCKER, who de-
parted this life one year aao today, March
III, 194S.
Until memories fade and life, departs,
You will live forever in our hearts;
Time takes away the edge OF grief
But memory turns back every leaf
Memories are treasures no one can steal
Death leaves a wound no one can neal
You live with us in memory still
Not Just today. but always will
PEGGY SISTER. FERNANDO. GUsTAvE
Evening star., 1949-03-11

Hospital, after
a brief illness.
M e m b er of
an old Wash
ington family,
M iss r oss e
came here with
her p ar e n t S
about sew e n
years ago from
China, W h er e
she was born
and lived while
her father was
empl oye d by
the Chin SO
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Hit.and. Run Pedestrian
Is Sought by D. {. Police

Varying usual procedure, police
are looking for the pedestrian
figuring in a "hit-and-run' acci-
dent last night, instead Of the
driver.
They said a colored man racing
for a streetcar at BladenSburg
road and H street NE. ran into
the side of an automobile. oper-
ated by Rama A. Crider. As. a
District fireman who lives at 1903
M street NE.
The pedestrian kept on run
ming.
Police want to locate him to
complete their records. they said.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Alfred Krupp Working
As Locksmith in Prison
BY the Associoted Press

LANDSBERG. Germany. Mar
11.-Alfred Krupp, once Ger
many's chief gunmaker, has re-
sumed the trade of his ancestors
that of a locksmith.
Serving a 12-year term for war
crimes at Landsberg. Krupp works
at the anvil in the prison work
shop, his defense counsel, Dr.. Karl
Arndt, said today.
He denied reports that Krupp
was making toy guns in his prison
cell.
Evening star., 1949-03-11

ment yesterday
at Georgetown
University Hos
pital after an
illness of two
weeks. He made
his home with
his family at
1904 Morning
side drive NV.
Mr.. osl e y
was in charge
of work on the
east wing of the
White H ou S e
during World
War II.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Lester ". Bos|ey, 50,
Engineer With PBA
For IA Years, Dies

Lester w. Bosley, so, construc-
ton engineer with the Public
Buildings Administration for the
last IA years, died of heart all
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Miss Rose, Il, Dies;
Of Old D. T.. Family

Miss June Deborah Rose, o.,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Morton Rosse. 2475 Kalorama
road NV, died yesterday in
Evening star., 1949-03-11
It,1rtltrtn

FRANK, FANNIE. An unveiine of q
monument in memory of FANNIE FRANK
Will be held at the AdaS Israel Cemetery
Sunday, March IS. 1949, at 1890 pm.
Friends are invited to attend. IL
Evening star., 1949-03-11

EWALD, JOSEPHINE. The family of
the late JOSEPHINE EWALD wish to ex-
press their sincere thanks to the many
friends and organizations for their kind
interest, beautiful floral designs, offerings
of the mass ard sympathy cards received
during their recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY
Evening star., 1949-03-11

'''' SWIM pREMANANDA, 32',
Wise Master.
MURPHY,MARIE A. On THURSDAY
March 10, $40. at Garfield Hospital
sens b2 RsHY YoSeT Deovsd Of MIs Te Gyeyn e.
Federline' Federlin sndmother Of GREGORY E
Funeral Hob 4th st and Mass. ave ne
where servf will be held on Monday
March ~, pm 1nterment Cedar
Hill Cemetet 13
MURRAY lkARNET F. On Thursday
March 10, -. at GEORGETOWN University
Hospital, GAIET F. MURRAY of 4s7E
4Sth st. .wNeloved husband OF Kathryn
Murray. BIRD Of Mrs. Lessie Harrison
and William4 trray, both Of Washington
p. C., andtrnest Murray Of Florida
Home. "90lAfth st. NV, on Monday
PACK. SAIL BERNARD. On Thurs
day MarSh s. EmeEseney saGx s,,.5. Hos
of Leah KnotPack. father Of Horace
Pack and NJ William B. Wolf ant
brother Of Drk klian D. Pack of New YorI
City. Serviciwill be held at Gawler'!
Chapel, 1156k ave. NV, on Sunday
Marcn l3; at am. Interment Wash
ington HebreN<anaregation Cemetery. l;
3. 1919. AG4s PALMER. the dsushte
Of the late thr and Estelle Palmer
She leaves Il brthers and sisters ant
many other rSiVe: and friends. Friend
may call Fri4 at the Funeral Home o
Alexander S. -, IA 15th st. Sc. wher,
prayers will EaId Saturday, March +"
a, 10 am. hment Mount olivet Gem
Evening star., 1949-03-11
-.rrs IEssIF r On Wednesday

usIch q l94a. at i63 Upsal st. Sc,
MESH MfEssTE r GATES. beloved wife of the late
water estsS ate pe6n methsr L. Of oass Mss Of H East
prarpe i; grandmother of Mrs. Mar
saret steele Mrs Florence Stone and N. MIS-; $;
Nola Potter Friends nn may call aono a. w,s Rhode
leland ave at Eastern ave. ne, wnere
services will be held on SATURDAY. Marcn
l." At pm Relatives and frlenos IN, Id :
vited Interment Congressional eef'eII1i j.
Evening star., 1949-03-11

ARTHUR COTTER. Evangelist
&pter. knights Rose Croix.
IA. S. r. in the Valley OF
Arlington, will conduct the
He Croix service for our late
1ther, ARTHUR c o T r E r
NES. 33'. on Saturday after
pc, March 10. l949. at .
TIT Scottish Rite Temple, $500
Evening star., 1949-03-11

MOSES, ,RTHuR c. On Friday March
wood Nd ARTHUR C. MOSES, beloved
husband o Lillian L. Moses, father OF
Hudson Sand w. B. Moses, Mrs. w
Rodier aadMrs. D. H. Richards. Funeral
Saturday arcn IL, at > pm. from the
Scottish y Temple, $500 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1949-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICES
m. BUsTNEssMAN-Do you need

IN. BUSINESsMAN-Do you need :
good once mgr, accountant, bkpr.
We specialize in this type OF per
sonnel. ATLAS AGENCY, RE. 5767
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts incurred by any one othel
than myself. GOLDSBOROUGH FER
RIs. Route 8. Box 156, Vienna. Va
ANNUAL MEETING of the olenwoot
Cemetery of Washington d. C.. will
be held in the Board Room Of the
American Security and Trust Com.
pany Building on the tenth floor o.
73O 18th st. NV. Monday. June g.
1949, at 7:30 pm. sharp. All 10,
owners are earnestly requested e
be present. H. CLIFFORD BANGS
Secretary: J. L. SHERWOOD. Presi-
dent.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Me-
tropolis Building Association for the
election of directors and such other
business as may properly come before
the meeting, will be held at the
ONCE of the Association. End and
Pennsylvania avenue s.e., Wednes-
day. June /, 1919. Polls open from
2 to 1880 pm. RUDOLPH w. SAN
TELMANN, Vice President-Secretary.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
HELP MEN

1CCOJJNTANT, In business once OF
Catholic educational institution.
W-ite, stating experience, educatlon'
.Z1 and salary expected. Box aSs-
kScoSutNTANr, SuthNSiTANr cpA. for permanent
Opportunity for advancement; salary
Commensurate with experience. Re-
ply in own handwriting stating age,
schools attended and experience. BOX
AcscouiNTANT. sSti fisNsT JR.. for weiI-estas-
lished public accounting firm. Quail
tying experience for CpA examina-
Of tipping. Please reply in own hand
writing stating age and aualifica-
tions. Box 417-L, Star.
AUTO CAR WASHER In Ford agency;
Mr.. Bowen, BILLHMER g. PALMER.
3Iio Hamilton St. Hyattsville. Nd.
AMT4Aoi MAi ogSo BODY MAN washington.
man; top earnings for capable man
excellent vorking conditions; 5l-
day week See Mr. Ralston, BARRY
PATE MOTOR Co. 1880 Conn
AfHro All MECHANIC. Is. class. bus,
downtown service center; must nav
bo-6o or salary basis: permanen!
position. Apply POTOMAC GARAGE
Aria nsn ne iM1HCa., exper. In used car re,
conditioning, TO take charge OF used
car dept; permanent employment
rood salary. See MT. Payne, AM
6ERvfCE CENTER, Studebaker deal
sfs. Arlington. Va. SA
Evening star., 1949-05-31
Day After Day
The Star
Is the Dominant
Classified
Advertising Medium
- VYT..Is<<
Classified Ad Rotes
in Washington
Local Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
! or 2 times. 35c per line PEI
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, 33t
per line per insertion.
2 times or longer consecutvely
Bic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal. SC pei
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 OF
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before second in
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
Q serial number with date and tdenti-
When canceling classified advertise-
ments be sure to make q note OF the
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case your statement does
not show Q credit for the canceua-
ton.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
Statesmen

Sears Roebuck Il Co. has positions
open for 2 encyclopedia salesnen:
experience helpful. hut not essen
introduce their completely nfw,
modern, up-to- date set OF American
Peoples Eneyciopedia, 20 large vol
umes ccntatning many exclusive Tea
tures and priced TO meet al family
incomes. To qualify, must Be neat
IN -appesrance and furnish reier-
appt., phone on. il11- ssk for Mr.
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Evening star., 1949-05-31
HElp ooMESTtc

COOK for guest house. no Sundays
Also waitress and cleaner: 1875
Wyoming ave. NV. Du. 1888. ID
CoOK-G.H.W ssper. only. Q In
family no Sunday: excel salary
COOK esSM TstfniH s.rs For HSss isaiy.
adults must be Eood cook and
siesner; lsnudrsss employed. Al
GENERAL HoUsEwoKKEa In sp,
mus, ss thOrauEh cleaner .nd ~ & &iena
slnner q ssi.a'sai SIS 'da't az 1855 s u" ''"'
G. n. w.-C0oK-cetorsd--Lirs In
fond of children; references re.
CURED: sood salary. oE. 1895,
CIV s,r. .0omsos ,ooa;s. sss,s from S,,n, 70
CIV. rii; eli ironins Inn 'lls.1is ltv. in or
sl.ep IN , nishts week local refs
CIV. coIoRED. to li.. In. ione
o, ehiIe,en;, bill n, no eoSssns @n szss sp.s.irs
GIkI-whfts. care OF children and
Ink live In. week snds on Bows
GiRL - ceisrea --- Expsrisnerd s.tb
children fer iisht Housekeeping
with soar refs. 1889 p 81, ne
HOUsEKErPER, white. experienced:
plain eookinx. liffft laundry. private
resIdenes: adults, child. Lave in,
private room. bath upstairs. sood
salary References REQUIRED kE
Tars1 al
B0rsEKEEFER. cstheie. fer priest
live In: breakfast and eiunsss only
supervise iaandre9s prefer married
couple Please give faA ysfsreasss
and salary expected. Bea <i3-k-
MAID. live In; must 1fk. children
viii accept inexperienced siyt IL
willing and .nt<iiissnt eH. e3sa,
MAID, sxpeFtsneed. live In, she.
plain cooking. must Be fend ei
MAID. roomsng house. psyt tfme
nornsnss . 10 fa. Q days 1909
MAID oRw .se plain seesins;
sos. saten lns e. asulis ! essiss
noTnras srIrfa. j ehih. i've tn.
$50 per ne. 81 asfa. II
MOTHEk's HILPEk-o NV; must
know ccokinT. . small children. psy
hornt; I've In upstairs Fr- Esfs.
SECOND MAID, csscYee. expsrtenee6.
local refs. recatrsd: tive In. scA pr
wk-! 4 seaats IN family. SO north .
mos. s1gss sarnnssr NO 3STT -
Evening star., 1949-05-31
SITUATIONS MEh

ACCOUNTANT. sxpes. eoeka s,aftet
Eeps par tarse: aassta. TAI seryAes
rtasonasas. OR, 1aTs,
BOOKKEEpfSG. fssafs pssssnsss. par
time: aoeiers . speciality. Rsas
rhon. ~ - IL
perts. B yrs. szpef.. Fesaa rats
best ys.a. CE. Ssna Or CIV. sfss
COIlECE GnADUATE. - ecenanissi
major, sx-Army es4oss. eessrss pesa.
ttor. silver Eprsns or viz tsnsnfxss
prssram prss. 81 1880,
NAN. snsarsS. wants days Sssf. rsf
Trl II s--ssl
pApERlSG AND pAfsTfSC. aiss sni
.sn,a.,, s,ns,l rsssis, ,iD ,s.s s'ss - D.; .
YtINHfNC OgF1CN NAN. sxperl,
enee6 tn aji rhAses ef euasssessrs
and whnzeEsisrf psaxstases. q. c,
natsss. vaass 10 MAKE seeS. p&rms'
nsns eeaneesscn- ssz sfe~L ssss
yrTyxAx. essesed sexasss posssseE
b1ssey. shsa6xs1. an1 rsre mss.
sxceissnt raj Ap. SsS4 aftsf 2 p @
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sknl~c serfnsasAtF castssss rssss
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settls ewhss al ~sfs sNsfsRtFee
soos A>n soaxp ter s.ssrt,
people ~Hh EasNss care seF~ssStt
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WORKING M0Thtn aesaEes private
kahaFsan Christian heshs fer iasaAR
$40 per month. pex sl2-i- star
ST.
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SITUATIONS WoAls Cs..

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Evening star., 1949-05-31
SALESMAN

WELL-ESTAB. ONCE supply and furn
store now has openings for 2 exp
statesmen. Will also interview non.
exp. men and women II sincere anc
willing to work for an excel. anc
unlimited earning future. Box TX
Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN--Are you
earning under $4,000 yearly? Open
ing for 90 sales people with car
to join active sales organization
plenty of listinss and prospects
unlimited opportunity for those WITH
initiative; pref. exper. people. Fol-
appointment, call RE. 33l6. Mrs
Hampton. sales manager, CHAP
MAN REALTY CO., 1875 l4tN st
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BY LARGE nationally known ms- s-.Iu-
facturer. TO sell our line of busines,
forms to ali classes and types o.
businesses: must be high schoo
graduate and have car: age limit
30 years; drawing account weekly
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sonal interview. Box 334-M. Star
SALESMAN. age 80 to 80, with sale,
experience. as factory representa-.
tive to sell folding paper boxes
salary. For interview call Mr.
ENGEL- Union s0o4, between
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SALESMAN WANTED

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27 and 80 yrs. Of age who can tackle
an executive selling lob. He may OF
may not have had previous selling
persuasive and capable of adapting
his personality to an established
program of selling. He should be in
terested in earning between $4,000
and $4,000 yearly. Apply Mr.. MA
GILL. Room $40. Ring Bldg. 18th
and NJ a
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