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Evening star., 1949-01-16
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
or 2 times. 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to & times consecutively, 32c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer, consecutively,
30c 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.
If advertisement was prepaid. re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
a serial number with date and identi-
fleS your advertisement.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second in
Sertlon.
When canceling classified advertise
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case your statement does
not show a credit for the cancella-
tiOn
Evening star., 1949-01-16
SALESMEN

SALESMEN-Make real money selling
Hotpoint appliances or famous-make
television in an unlimited territory
in nearby Maryland: MARYLAND Car ,I,. necessary; ts aSx
TO dS'Mi 'RMEpkEsENr PRESENT a long-estab. ma
tional concern, with outstanding line
of industrial efficiency products, for
manufacturing plants, public in
sstituti.o,nns and property t man manaseTS; gers
car. Engineering background or
mech. aptitude helpful. Many ac-
counts and territories: Frequent re-
peat business. Box 474-M, Star.
SELL 1850 CALENDARS NOW-Bis-
gest commissions, lowest prices. huge
selection OF pictures. No experience
needed to earn earn sapg Big profits WEte WII
LENS Il COMPANY. a13O GLADYS,
Dept C-1. Chicago -.
GROCERY SALEsMAN-car essen
tial excellent opportunity for exp.
man with active following or con-
facts with restaurants. hotels, in.
stitutiohs. Drawing against liberal
commissions: DEL MONTE DIS
IRIBUToRs' Regal Foods, 81 Ves.ry
PRICED deal for business men; sales
daily pays you advanced comm.
Free pocket samples. GLIDEWELL,
1920 South Wabash, Chicago.
MANUFACTURER AGENTS WANTED
to sell to dealers revolutionary at
tachment for lawn mowers. Pro-
tected territory with excellent COM
mission on orders and repeat busi-
ness. Write. giving qualifications
and territory covered. TINSEL
PRODUCTS CO.. 366 Wacouta st,
st. Paul l. Minnesota.
SELL TO STORES, nationally adver-
tised &c to 81 everyday necessities,
novelties. sundries and specialties.
with sensational counter goods plan.
Pays big cash profits daily Can
develop into permanea3t l1,s! n vo,,n money Gsy
WoF1Ds StcTs fsl pRobucfs, s@f bept 5'as HIS ns
Spencer, InS.
ADVERTISING BOOK MATCHES
Worlds largest direct selling mfgr
of advertising. book matches offers
opportunity for profitable year
round selling. Spot cash comm.
Every business a prospect; no exp:
needed to start: men or women; full
or part time: factory service. Low
81 Sc ihERIcA ks S5pssfs fssK4 MAcH W ISIS eoRP p
SELL advertising uniforms. work gar
ments, bowling shirts to service sta
tions, garages. factories. etc. Pros:
poets and profits unlimited. Build
sasa pps Isgei Dept. s"Sass' iss. aoehss
ter, Ind.
Evening star., 1949-01-16
Unusual Opportunity

The Washington agency of the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of Milwaukee. Wisconsin, whose ter
ritory includes nearbv counties in
Maryland and Virsinia. intends to
add two men be, ween % ana ~
to its permanent sales staff. To
the men who can qualify We will
give a complete training Course. an
exclusive franchise and adeaus te
financing. For interview. call oul
organization MANAGER. MR.. RICH
ARD ECKEI nI kIS4
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

KEY PUNCH TRAINING supervisors
lob for approx. 4 mo. with we'll
known concern; day SUP. needeo.
Reply Reply EIsh exp at ssase. BOX
two ',soi;oSf iY;o1Sfe;' MEN or women: -
work, delicatessen good scondftionA
Apply in person. 21a3 6 st. ny,
DANCE STUDIO needs teacher i'm:
Wpite WqneiH 70 ofneSt DANCE We WpoRKsHoP 1915
Wis. ave, NO. 616l. lie
WANTED-Middle- white couple
to live in home and care for elderly
gentleman. Free rept and utilities
in lovely home. Must have good
local references. Box 424-M. Star.
SALESPERSON, experienced, wanted,
to sell nice quality portraits for
reputable studio. Must have car. 15fc
commission. 81. 0"92.
TECHNICIAN. clinical laboratory per-
manent position. availa BILE lmmedl-
ately. local hospital Call Adams
5e16. between and 3 for appoint
BOOhKEEPER. man or woman. over
"o5 years of aee. for ful!-tlme posi-
ton in theatrical once. expert
enced preferred but no. essential.
Apply in own handwriting, stating
age, qualifica ions and experience, if
an. sox "::6-R. Stfr.
-EE-SECGETARY. for we'll
known music schoo.; nourS. ll-9
weekdays, 9-6 Saturdays. State eX-
perience, references, salary desired
Box 236-M. Star.
RENT FREE in exchange for part
time janitor service; > rms, nicely
furn.. modern apt, suitable couple.
where man is employed 5-day wk.
reliable. sober. Apply MIR. CHARLES,
100 H st. ne. Mon. morning.
AGENTS
WHERE TO BUY 100000 ARTICLES
iisht." GLASS PUB. CO., Eliwood
NEW y SPONGE" wall cleaner. Erases
dir, like magic. WALLPAPER, painted
walls, ceilings. Saves redecorating.
hsh'nRs t4a RR1sTEE sssE g. Sanen aEren seh oho 0"
SELL NEw-UsED CLOTHING from
Sl.35. Leather Jackets, s5c. over,
coats. soc. Dresses, 1sc. Ladies
coats, CSC. Other bargains Catalos
free. S. & N, 565-J Roosevelt
A DRESS-YOURS with every three
you order for yourself and family.
thing free. HARTFORD FRocKs.
Dept W-9229. Cincinnati. Ohio
FREE SAMPLES-Big profits show
ing amazing glow-i -the-dark spe-
cialtieS House numbers, pictures.
plastic novelties, religious and nurs-
cry objects. etc Large manufac-
turer MADISON MILLS, 303 4th
ave. New York. N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-01-16
OPPORTUNITY FOR
Sales Training Executive

Leading automobile manufacturer.
Detroit. has immediate opening for
experienced sales training instructor,
Must have public speaking ard auto
mobile sales experience. Position
calls for conducting sales trainine
meetings in this area with retail
automobile statesmen. Men selected
will be trained in Detroit, but will
headquarter in this area. Must be
free to travel.
Attractive compensation. Permanent
connection and advancement tc
greater responsibilities offered tc
hve-wire who knows his business and
willing to work hard to make good
This is a real opportunity to Join
an aggressive sales organization OF a
prominent automobile manufacturer
Salary and travelling expenses.
Your letter should cover your past
status, present connection, expected
salary, etc, Inclose nonreturnablc
snapshot photo if available. Your
letter held in strict confidence and
will be acknowledged. Send letter
to SALES TRAINING MANAGER
pov b.tuR Star
Evening star., 1949-01-16
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the
Business Office, 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 am. to II pm, or at any
of the Branch Offices
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 9 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
mentS on Page AS.
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MR.. SALESMAN:

Can you f1ll Bill Michaeps shoes?
Bill Michael has moved up. He's
now. our. district sales manager.
lhat why we need good man
has made S4s,6o5,a7 with us in in
Just "a months. This same big
money opportunity is open to you
right now. If you are over 80 and
really, willing to work. this can be
Our product is nationally known
and solo, everywhere to farms. build
lngS and homes. 1t is an absolute
necessity. Our men make 3Or, com
mission. on orders that average we'll
anoHe 500 This is big, volume
business. Requires no previous ex-
perience or investment to make ton
money from the start. It will pay
you to write mo at once. Be- sure
- tell Hbout yourself. PRESIDENT.
Dept. A-l6. Box 7s9, Fort Worth i,
Evening star., 1949-01-16
HELP MEN
YOUNG MAN

Over 81, high school graduate, as col
lector; must be able to pass medical
examination and have D. C. driver
permit: no experience required; s.
day. 4O-hour week: S3J to start
with planned advancementS; many
Apply personnel office, Room 5O4,
Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-01-16
UTILITY MAN
MEN

MEN
Factory representative Of q large cor
poration will be in Washington Mon.
Jan. II. to interview men regarding
a plan to place them In a business
for themselves. without investment.
We have nothing to sell you. no de-
be given a rare opportunity for a
substantial income. and those who
qualify, a rapid advancement Age
is no barrier in this business, but
we prefer neat-appearing men be-
tween the ages of % and 45 whose
lieve in proving their worth. Will
furnish concrete evidence of incomes
from $50 per wk. to $500 per wk.
Apply in person to Mr.. Payne. 1871
H st. NV. Room 206: Monday.
remain the balance of the day if Sc
lected Car essential
Evening star., 1949-01-16
SALESMAN

S. 900 UP class. career opportunity
FOR right man, appointment selling
only; we have more contacts than
our present staff can cover. sup
ported by radio and magazine pub
licity. Draw against earned commits
sion. FNCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAIN
MICA. Call Mr. MagilI, RE. R9l1,
for executive interview go
Evening star., 1949-01-16
COUNTERMAN


For koshe--style delicatessen; cracker
jack salesman, salads and sand
wiches: salary. SIS wk to qualified
man. Apply or write. 40l5 S. 2Sth
st. Arl. Va. TF. 0n9G lis
ENGINEERS
Excellent opportunities for graduate
ensineerS with design and develop
ncrt eX~n-ience in any IF the FOL-
lowing fields: Electronics, servo
mechanisms, ccmputors. instrumental
tion. anproved physics. Call WA
4dtl. ENGINEERING g. RESEARCH
CORP. Riverdalc. Md. -l6
MEN
81 to 40 years. Start the new year
with permanent, steady, full-time
employment Learn to operate a
streetcar or bus. No previous expert
ence required; paid while training.
Average earnings after training 500
per week with paid vacations and
sick leave.
NOW
TRANs1T CO, ala. M st. NV,
$50 am. to 1890 pm Monday
through Friday. Take Route 10
Rosslyn, 90 Cabin John, 80 Friend
ship Heights streetcars direct to
door 20
Evening star., 1949-01-16
11Ol Pa. Ave. NV.

Not a MlIIlOn-DOIIar Deal
But excellent earnings if you plug
Top line of competitively priced
Backed by one of the largest and
most reliable Arms in the game:
Car necessary. VIM. BORNSTEIN
e. SON INC TA $500 -l6
Evening star., 1949-01-16
Hea ting EQUIPMENT Salesn1 en-

11cd O1IlS Eq quIDIIIHlIL SdICSHIen
Here's a real opportunity with A
heatine industry. Excellent sales
territory open; composed of Fem
ssvlvania, Vireinia. West Vireinia and
Maryland. For man (age 3O-45l
WIN successful experience selline to
heating iobbers and dealers Write
today. giving full details. age ex-
perience. income requirements, &c.
Your reply held confidential BOX
Evening star., 1949-01-16

Cards Stacked Your Favor
II you have sold books or education
and can accommodate yourself to
being something of talent scout" !"
we have a highly rated music course
deal of interest to parents OF talent
ed children No canvassing. Guar
antee VS.. comm. Apply a25l2 + St.
NV. Bird f., 10 to II pm. only
daily IL
Evening star., 1949-01-16
SALES OPPORTUNITY

Full-time men wanted Cor aggressive
sales campaign with new model
machines Just introduced bv old
line comneny. leader IN its field
Product is best roaev-makin~ Sne-
cieltv sold to fcnd stores, res au-
rants, hotels. 'clubs. etc. St"a'@'1t
comnlissicn wits liberal advan"r
Field trainin. given bv too-nntch
proitoucer Fer fu'l informa ton,
Evening star., 1949-01-16

"Wholesale' Grocery
Must have car. good sales following
with grocers and restaurants, LARGE
wholesale paper products concern
has perm. opening. salary plus
comm. Replies strictly confld. Box
zoos, Star
Evening star., 1949-01-16
SHOE BUYER

SHOE BUYER
Wanted in our downstairs store for
Vomen's. children's. boys and mems
shoes. Apply employment ONCE, 4th
door
LANSBURGH & BROS.
7th sth and SITS NV. is
Washing Machine Repairman
Experienced. car preferred; 5-day, 40
hr. wk.: generous company benefits
and PRIVILEGES. Apply in person. en-
ployment office.
THE HECHT co.
nl,;a 1
Evening star., 1949-01-16

SHOE SALESMAN
ExpeTienssa enly nS salaTy snd c19m
z st NV I'D
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Sales Representative

Sales Representative
Man with sales experience. good op.
portunity with established engineer
irg firm; must have technical educa-
tion; car necessary; give full par
ticulars first letter; experience, age
education. salary expected Box
SAL. Star. 20
RADIO SERVICEMEN
The The Hecht H, 1, { Co; % has IS opsninss toI p
or Without cars; these are perm.
positions at top salary in a pro-
gressive. modern service dent. Ou.
air-conditioned, large. individual
service booths insure the finest of
working conditions. Outside serv-
icemen, in addition to their salary.
receive top car allowance. plus a
substantial bonus; 20fc discount on
all purchases. Decentralization and
insurance. a 4O-hour wk.. plus time
and half for over time. Apply in
person. personnel office.
THE HECHT co.
Service Bldg. 14OO Oskie st. NE.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN ID ex-
perienced;. opportunity for qualified
man. Call Mr.. 1vey for appt, RE.
$3.50,
Colonial Investment Co.
0tb Wy
Evening star., 1949-01-16
COLORED SALESMAN

Ey-college men. 1907 dependable;
$3.50 mo. raises. Call on Neero
merchants taking orders for whole
sale supplies. Perm. Box BOLD
Evening star., 1949-01-16

YOUNG MAN. experienced, as fur
nishings salesman in one Of Wash
ington's leading mems stores: per-
manent and splendid opportunity.
See Mr. Ehrn1an, D. J. KAUFMAN.
INC, S33 14th st. NV. -lS
Evening star., 1949-01-16

SEATS for the inaugural parade in
heated buses, to be located at 4th
and Pa. ave. NV. turning point OF
pa,ade): S6 each includins tax.
Apply ticket office. Willard Hotel or
WHITE HOUSE SIGHTSEEING
CORP ono Eirst ST Sc lSe
Evening star., 1949-01-16

Call ewes. to 7 only. WA. 3011.
MAN wANTED-Paint and hardware
store. Arlington. State age and ex-
perience. Box 19S-R. Star. 16'
MAN for credit office OF fine furni-
ture store; experience desirable, but
not essential: good, future for right
Mr.. Mullin: JULIUS LANsBURGH
FURNITURE CO., 900 F st. NV.
MAN. pensioner. bet. 1880, for spe-
cial sales work; attractive sur
roundings; 5-day wk. Box 2@4.M' An
MAN white or colored), home terri
tory; no selling; weekly check ar
rangement: exper. unnecessary. NC
BRADY tEst. 1890, 1041 Van
Buren,. Chicago.
MAN, 2i-5O, pref married; perm. pos.
requiring initiative s,dt and seility sed y,.t to
Eye Eye st. NV. 1913 pm. ii
MAN. porter and Stock work for
liquor store Must have good refer
ences. D. C.. drivers permit: good
salary. Do not phone. CENTRAL,
51S 9th st. NV. -22
MAN-Reai estate ONCE has perma-
nent position for white man 25-40
yrs. Of age as repair and main. main
knoEyledge Of gen; general repair .,,sS work: X
single, previous employment and
salary expected. Box s4-R. Star.
MAN AND WIFE, to assist in mainte-
nance OF apt. Rent free. MR.. DE
WEST, Box 46-M, Star.
Evening star., 1949-01-16

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, opportu-
nifty purchase u interest active Viz
ginia real estate office. Box 294-R,
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN. This sub
urban ofice. where the owner does
not sell in competition with the
statesmen, can use :. experienced
Rsve startns setup Rst shoad %e thnE
? oGs Ripley. Hi Realtor. i s 81 B 81 II. pH tAsk
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for one
Must, Must be peat AND hard woTker. Help asl
ROBINSON. oW. 5000. -I8
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Our ex-
panding activities necessitate our
an adfstIsd .xneSnes
nonessential; refs. required: Call
Mr. Myers, sales manager. YEONAS
REALTY. GIL. 2100 or OK. 1913.
REFINIsHER, wood, must be expert,
enced in all types Of finishing; good
wages and working conditions. Call
Alex. 2244 Monday for appointment
ROUTE MAN-Man married, has re-
sponsibility; substantial salary for
dry cleaning route in Arlington. CHI.
727E and ST.. 1863.
ing: experience desired but not nee
essary Apply after II am. J. P.
Gibbons. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY,
9th end K sts. NV, 10
ROUTEMAN for dry cleaning, in Ar
lington. Cali Sunday, Temple 0426.
ROUTEMAN, for dry cleaning and
laundry; only those seeking perm.
position apply. Our man is leaving
Wash We need some one to take
over his territory Excel oppor-
tunity for right man. Unlim. earn
ings. salary and comm. Apply morn
ings only. KENT STORES, INC.
2035 West Virginia ave. ne. IL
SALES CLERK, gen. merchandise
store; 51a-day week, good working
cond; state exper. and salary de-
sired. Box 1SO-M, Star.
Evening star., 1949-01-16

FURNITURE SALESMAN. to sell on
floor, large furniture concern; very
high earnlngs; heavy traffic. Box
.i23-M, Star
GARDENER. head gardener or
groundSkeeper. must be capable and
qualified; able TO direct WORK OF
others: excellent yeac-'round salary.
vacation and other advantages; only
capable. conscientious and sober
man need apply Box SILL, Star.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Planners Recommend
Approval for zoning
Pleas in Montgomery

v Approval by the Montgomery
County Council Of three rezoning
petitions and denial OF three
others was recommended yester-
day by the Maryland National
Capital. Park and Planning Com
mission.
Those recommended for ap-
proval are:
Mrs. Louis M. jackson. residen-
tial A to commercial D Of four lots
at Auburn and Del Ray avenues.
Bethesda.
Burrell H. Marsh, jr.. residen-
tial A to c (apartmentS of land
at Cheltenham drive and Tilbury
street, Bethesda.
Raymond E. and Florence L.
Lear. residential A to commercial
D of property at 72l Sligo avenue,
Silver Spring.
Applications on which unfavor-
able action was recommended are:
Elson L. and Madalyn Daugh-
arty, residential A to c Of about
II, 900 square feet at 23 Elm ave-
aue, Takoma Park.
G. Gregg Everngam and
william B. Wheeler. attorneys for
Morris Miller. residential A to
commercial D Of land at Piney
Branch road and Greenwood
avenue, Silver Spring.
Arthur c. Bready. agent for
Montgomery-Stubbs Motors, Inc,
residential c to industrial Z of
property on the north side Of
Blair Mill road. about 500 feet
west Of East West highway. Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1949-06-12

Archie Woodrow Money. IS. q
service salesman with the Coast
In Pontiac Co. hare. suffered q
heart attack and died while swim
ming In Chesapeake Bay on
Breezy Point yesterday.
Relatives said Mr.. Money. who
lived at 27I6 South Troy street.
Arlington. had gone fishing with
q friend. After rowing awhile Mr..
Money decided to take q swim
to cool OF. the relatives said.
Occupants of q passing boat
pulled Mr.. Money from the water
and took him 10 the beach where
life guards administered artificial
respiration and q pulmotor was
applied for more than an hour.
He was pronounced dead by Dr..
q. w. Ward. medical examiner for
Calvert County.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Bond Issue Beaten
Al North Beach
sp.eiol Dispatch TO The s,cr

NORTH BEACH. Md. June II.
"A $400 ,000- bond issue to finance
municipal water and sewerage sys-
TENS here apparently was de-
feated by a 35-vote margin in a
referundum today.
Exact figures on the votes cast
were unavailable but a member
of the Town Council said about
$50 ballots were counted.
The councilman, who asked that
his name be withheld. indicated
that the result was q surprise to
officials of this Bay-side resort
town, which has q summer popu-
lation Of several thousand.
The proposal had the indorse-
ment of the County Health De-
partment.
Authority for the special elec-
ton was given by the last Gen.
eral Assembly. The bill was in
troduced by State Senator Louis
L. Goldstein, Democrat. Of CAL
vert County. Senator Goldstein
could not be reached for COM
ment,
Evening star., 1949-06-12

age of 10 years and two-thirds die
before 20 Physicians at Arling-
ton Hospital noted, however. that
the figures are based upon all
available records and do not re-
feet the recent effects Of the sulfa
and the so-called antibiotic drugs,
such as penicillin. These drugs
reduce the dangers Of infection,
the principal cause of death
among children with outside blad-
ders who are otherwise normal.
In the case Of the Liptrap baby,
doctors contemplate no surgery
for at least a year. they said yes
terday. Their objective will be
to build up the baby's strength
until he can survive an operation
to remove the malformation with
out impeding his physical we'll
being.
The child's mother is 20 years
old. The father. 80. is a plasterer
but has not had steady employ
ment since February. Mrs. Lip
trap lost one child at birth. The
family lives on the Leesburg pike,
near Falls Church.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Arlington Man, 35, Swimming
In Boy. Dies of Heart Attack

Mr.. Money was born in Vienna.
Va. and educated in Fairfax
County schools. He worked for
many years for the Steuart Mo-
tor Co. here. Mr.. Money was di-
vorced from Mrs. Julia Money,
544 North Pollard street. Airing
ton. the mother Of his three chill
dren. Jerry. IL: Jack. 9. and
Survivors also include his
mother, Mrs. Mamie Money. a
sister, Mrs. Mae Dulin. both Of the
Troy street address. and a brother.
Curtis Money. 462s North Twen-
ty-third road. Arlington.
Funeral services win be held At
IL am. Tuesday at the Andrews
Chapel. Vienna. Burial win be In
the church cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Rineworm Coses
In Alexandra Schools

Only 10 elementary school chill
dren in Alexandra were found to
have ringworm Of the scalp In Q
survey conducted By the health
department
DR.. Thomas r. McGough. health
ofacer, said he had heard reports
Of wipespread Infection An ex-
animation of more than 5000 chill
dren under his direction. however.
revealed what he termed "the re-
narkabiy small number OF cases
The ie cases were In i've Of the
10 schools surveyed. Or. McG0ugn
said all the cases are being treated.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Mail Route 10 Start
In RiverdaIe Area

A mail truck route between
Hyattsvjlle, Riverdale end Col
lege Park. will be started by the
Post Once Department tomor-
row. 1t was announced Yesterday
by Egbert r. Tingley, Hyattsville
postmaster.
The truck will leave the Hyatts-
vile post ofiice at 1880 pm.
Monday through Friday. poing TO
Riverdale and College Park and
then will retrace its route. Mr..
Tingley reported.
Establishment of the route fol-
lows appeals by the Prince
Georges Chamber Of CONNIE rec
and others. It was said that q
letter mailed from one point in
the area to another Under the
present set-up, often has to go to
Washington or Baltimore before
reaching its destination only q
few miles distant.
Evening star., 1949-06-12

Medical advances with sulfa and
penicillin drugs immeasurably i'm
prove the survival chances Of q
3-day-old boy born at Arlington
Hospital with his bladder outside
his body.
The child, fourth born to Mr..
and Mrs. John L. Liptrap Of Fair
fax County. is responding natur-
ally to customary infant care.
The baby is normal in most
respects. He weighed only 4
pounds, 8 ounces at birth. Doc
tors said he is maintaining proper
weight and Is taking the usual
nourishment for an infant of his
size.
Hospital attendants reported
the incidence of births with blad-
ders outside the body is In
40, 1000. The most recent case given
Nation wide notice concerned
Pamela Lamphere. % months old
of Chicago, upon whom surgery
was performed last August to cor
rect the malformation.
According to medical statistics,
SO per cent of the babies so de-
formed die before they reach the
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Bethesda Citizens Unit
To Elect Tomorrow

The last regular meeting OF the
Northwest Bethesda Citizens As
sociation win be held at 0 pm.
tomorrow In Christ Lutheran
Church.
The following slate Of ofaceyx
has been submitted for election.
John c. Benson. psexsdrns: James
II. Benner. vice president: WIN.
r. Kelley. treasurer; ~
Vance. corresponding secretary.
and Mrs. Y. q. williams. record
ina secretAry.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
VIRGINIA COP. Backs
Hickman for State Post
0, Ire Assee;asss Press

ROANOKE. Va. June IL
Julian A. Hickman Of Harrison
burg today was unanimously in
dorsed for State attorney general
by the Republican State Central
Committee.
The committee meeting In Hotel
Roanoke also accepted the resia-
nation of Earle Lutz Of Richmond
as O secretary of the group and
named Mrs. w. A. Reid OF Trout
vile In hts place. The committee
plans to draw UP q platform Tor
the coming election.
Mr.. Hickman Was the is4l Re-
publican candidate for the ONCE
he will seek this year. In lS42 he
was named district enforcement
attorney for the OPA In Roanoke
and made his home here until
1896. He is now . Harriscnburs
attorney.