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Evening star., 1949-09-25

rencies travel. too. And all Ameri-
cans might as we'll understand
what some observant ones have
gathered while abroad: American
tourists don't take over" Europe
during the travel season. They
are just a part Of huge travel
interchange a substantial part
but not overpowering.
Any country that raises prices
enough to wipe out the devalua-
tion bargain for Americans would
be pricing other travellers out OF
the market.
Obviously. there can be no dual
price system, one for Americans
and another for dollars short
travellers. If such a device were
contemplated, it would be through
some sort of tourist dollar" sold
to Americans. And II such q
scheme Is in the wind. it is a
secret apparently guarded as well
as the devaluation move itself.
X ~
Air Bargain Due-The Inter-
national Air Transport Associa-
ton settled for the time being, at
least, the question of trans-Atlan-
tic and intra-European plane
fares. 1t probably set the pattern
for transportation costs.
Within Europe. dollar paying
passengers will enjoy a fare re-
duction of about 80 per cent. The
devalued rates also will apply tc
flights from European points to
the Middle East, Asia and Africa
the Associated Press reported. The
cuts are to 60 into effect Octo-
ber /.
IATA decided another point:
Transatlantic air lines will con.
tinue rates determined before de-
| valuation. That means a reduc-
Evening star., 1949-09-25
By Jacques FutrelIe, Jr.
The Stur's Trovsl Editor

The Sfurs travel Editor
transatlantic fares will not come
down in dollars. but will go up in
British pounds.
There are a number Of factors
to consider. Europe's devaluation
was brought about by an absence
of dollars. The Old World wants
morefi and the invisible export"
of travel is an effective way to get
them. Hence, Europe is not likely
to undercharge Americans for its
attractions and that includes
scenery, atmosphere and history.
That means prices will rise
where they can. And few Ameri-
cans agree that Europe has to be
a full 80 per cent bargain in order
to attract travellers across the At
lantic. Even at a is or a 10 per
cent saving. it would be UNDER
priced, in the opinion Of mary
Americans.
Heavy Travel Assured-Europe
was assured Of heavy travel for
1850 even before the pound was
cut from $4.03 to $3.50. and other
countries followed the lead in
varying degrees. A record move
ment was pretty well guaranteed
by holy year observances In Rome
The travel season to Europe will
begin earlier and last longer than
in any other year, in the opinion
of tourism operators. Few mer-
chants would cut prices in the face
of a rising demand. which is what
Europe will try to avoid doing.
On the other hand, there is a
tendency to hold the price line.
People short of dollars but nicely
fixed" in their own European cur
Evening star., 1949-09-25
DAVActivities
Meetings this week:

Monday-King Chatter, Room
c, Columbian Hall. Twenty-f1rst
and G streets NV; Post Office
Chapter, Is - 1701 Eighteenth
street NV.
Observation-Disclosures Auxiliary
1701 Eighteenth street NV.
AL of these meetings will open
at 8 pm.
Volunteers will be selling Forget
Me-Nots on the downtown streets
Of Washington from tomorrow to
October 3. This drive is an an
nual event staged by the District
Of Columbia Department of the
DAV.
Comdr. Anthony Taylor has an
nounced the appointment of Past
Department Commander Harold
Dixon as chairman of the Federal
Chapter Armistice Day Dance
Committee. The dance will be
held at the Roosevelt Hotel No
vember II.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
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Evening star., 1949-05-21
By the Aksociofad prs.t

LOS ANGELES. May 21.-Speed.
muscle and glamour. mixed
with recordmaking performances.
marked the ninth annual Coliseum
Relays.
Pell-Mel Patton and his TrojfN
teammates from the University of
Southern California provided the
speed.
Evening star., 1949-05-21

49,52s spectators In Los Angeles
huge Coliseum
The Trojan SSo-yard spring re-
lay for the second tice in seven
days bettered the world record.
They spun of the distance in
minute "a seconds, with Patton
the worlds fastest human. clicked
in 20 seconds from a running start
for his 220-yard anchor explosion
Last Saturday at Fresno the
foursome Of George PasquaN. Rom
ME Frazier. Norm Stocks and Pat
ton did the $50 in / minute "a 4
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertlsers

Three Lines (Minimum)
! or 2 times, 35c per line pei
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively. 33c
per line per insertion.
7 times or longer consecutvely.
Bic 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 tMinimum)
Flat rate per line 5oc
Out-of town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second IN
sertion.
tain cash register receipt, which pears
q serial number with date and toenti-
fes your advertisement: ,.,
When cancelins classifed ao'eTtlSe. .
ments te rure to make q note OF Ime
oortsnt in case your statement does
not show a credit for the cancella-
ktCn
Evening star., 1949-05-21


COOK and stnsrsi houSsssfs. must
be thoroashiy exDertrnesd saa aaFs be-
serfinE msai. saai1s 81 spf
home sss wtsk eits RET REQUIRED
COOK. ,xperisnese. tlsht hgassweTk,
i've in 5000 saiary. fond % ssh.a'
cook es o. s~' cook and general hosss.
worker. for ons month. "a live in.
EtaYtins abesg Mas IS Small family
ecuntTy near MRrtinsenrK W VS.
Phcne MISS pAGGETT, gnesg,sfs
COOK and all around sood mad to
i've In perm. passtinn for sstslee
coiotee woman in family TOP
COOK AND o.Hw.. so-4n, ei.y RET.
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Evening star., 1949-05-21
Patton, Gordien Class of Meet

Mighty Fortune Gordien. with a
throw surprising the American
discus - record. furnished the
muscle.
And blond Mrs. Fanny Bankers
Koen. the famed housewife from
Holland. provided glamour and
speed as we'll.
Such was the scene unfolded last
night before a roaring throng OF
Evening star., 1949-05-21

seconds. The world record r 25
seconds. set by Stanford in 1887
Gordien hurled the platter $50
feet 8 inches. This beat tne
American record Of 100 feet -.
inches set by another Minnesota
star. Bob Fitch. in 1916.
Mrs. Blankers-Koen. winner Of
four gold medals at the Is4s
Olympics. gave the crowd a thrill
in her first United States appear
anee
She ran away from the field IN
the 8O-meter sprint and hurdles,
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Stor Business Counter
New Closing Time
Effective Monday

Effective Monday, May
%, the business counter in
The Star lobby will close
at $50 pm.
Deadline for the classi-
fed section of The Star
remains unchanged at 9
pm. for the daily section
and 2 pm. Saturday for the
Sunday section.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
HELP MEN

ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATOR. age
is to So, to operate addressograph
related equipment prefer some one
experienced in this type OF WORK
but will consider any one interested
in learning the equipment; hish
month to start, S224 per month in
j year: 5-day, 40-hour week: Ap-
ply employment ONCE. WASHING
TON GAS LIGHT co, 100 29th
st. NV. Monday through Friday
$50 sSn,1Frr at to wi,s : oeloes s.Snite Bm knox-
Iedse of commercial. industrial plah-
ning: permanent position; the
practical experience gained here
viii lend itself to a good oppor-
tunity; salary commensurate Win
tails OF your qualifications, Box
AssssiiskTi.NT AssiskTi. stais MANAGER by national
IL known finance company: train Tor
manager; GI training program
life insurance free. Apply in per
son, 1910 Georgia ave. S,lyer s,
Assss1IisSTfANT ss1IiSTfANT SERVICE MANAGER BY
have at least high school education.
35; starting salary. S2.40n yearly;
advancement depending on aolilly.
2oI1 n St; nv, See Mr. LEE or
ATTENDANT IS Tor ESQ gas station:
top working conditions and good
pay. time and a half over 40 hrs,
paid vacation; Apply Mr.; Ricketts:
LOGAN For0 MOTOR CO.. S9l7
AFRO W aTs soDY n;~ MEN q, experienced;
for large, modern. well-ventllated
employe benefits. Only lst-elass
men considered. See Mr. Wood l..
P. STEUART, INC. 144o p st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. must be
exper. on all cars; 8 days wk;,
no Sun. work Cali ME. 96sa
BUCK LAUER's SERVICE STA
auTo tiTS MECHANICS, . auaiifed chev-
MeMAaoN sSss: Rssnsasf scaHsfEvRoEEr Co. i sS4t
AUTo VRssuiM iMEicnaSlc,. ias nhalSSlc excellent oppor:
NAM l woopLhWN SERVICE CEN,
TER, 1929 N, WASHINGTON blyd.
AnTo AFrnsiIanRr PiaRrs MAN-we are in neet
OF qualified man for our part'
man about 25 to IS yrs. Of are
must be aggressive and able q
handle his part OF the n; ,ss; ar, ar
Se. Selsbss ssIgsaHN g;rssaH9sN nsfsas nesfsasSSRgoE fes is
ago Upshur st. NV. -zS
Evening star., 1949-05-21
SALESMAN

FOR WHOLESALE paper and snnars
dealer. Coed opportunity for 1--we
vie All replies confidential. Mrits.
nisase do not phone. WEiSTOCk
PAPER Co, 5li N. j. ave- nS'
MEN wanted 20 sell iewelry on the
outside; drawing account. alS TN
St- NV. See Mr.. KANE
WANTEp-Experien real estate
sslesusn. Fine opportunity for the
risht man. More than 80 pew
homes being erected in 2 choice
locations In nearby Mont some ry
County, Apply. COOLY BROS. In
wO. 430s. -@s
Evening star., 1949-05-21
SITUATIONS poMGsric

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sonf references ssaE 10 the
Girl. sants sngss ssts. + ears . ss1
Cal S-Ftn s@Ni
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Evening star., 1949-05-21
nElp Mkh AND woMsh

COUNTER HELP. white part time.
EAST PCTOMAc GOLF COURSE.
FLYING ,,ALESMEN. men or women,
wanted TO sell Dick Powell htght-
training courses; 5000 eanrnnl1nYsTS
Cali CONGRESSIONAL hiHfSSha n L.
MAN or WOMAN, white. for short
order: not over 40: part-time work.
from S 10 IL. Apply 23" Z. Gsnitoi-
sT--Entertsinment In small
restaurant; hrs. 81 am. can "a
wsaaiTIE OR CoLoRED-House-to-
house eanvasSins' good commission.
call Ma. 4ft1. MR.. LISS. -.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES


RELAXED CANDID PHOTOS in your
homs fiatter, where stiff studio poses
miss. Call DE s676. ewes. go
MR.. BUsINEssMAN-Do you need a
good once mgr, accountant, nkpr?
We specialize in this type Of PER per
FISHING PARTIES, private and open
nsTties Call North Beach, 220. for
reservstions. UNCLE BILLIEs
, PlEE WILL NOT BIZ RESPONSIBLE for
but but mysef LAURENCE B. SMITH,
1903 18th St. NV Apt. 81 yash- w..
F., i9gf22nn Wgf2n & soF P be e responsible for any
mysslf nTUas 'V-: CHARLES T. DiGGs. 919
Eastern ave. ne, WASHINGTON D {. g;
DIVING SPECIALISTS, underwater OBJ
structions removed and inspections
made. 81. 7044, MI. s096. ~
7 Will NOT be responsible for any
debts, unless contracted by myself.
JOSEPH P. MANNION, I67 No. Mon
sstery ave, Baltimore, Nd. 23'
HOsTEss CONsULTANT, specializing
i vsdding reSeDstGns tnstion: 'eas compete fhe
charge charge assumed Of floral arrange;
ments table service, menus and
trained assistants Historic antique
silver or copper and brass service
available in the finest TRACTION 15.
BsE!AiTVERseouEEN s!iTV2 RseoSEEN POST, No. 327
The American Legion, will hold
dance at Ole Preside, T; B., Mary
land. tonight, from 10 I'll l. Admis-
sion, q 20 EACH sMtiFTfNG infsaGlhat ot sS such of
the Lot Holders of the Oak Hiil
Cemetery Company as are entitled to
vote will be held at the once OF the
Company. 3oO1 = St. NV, MonasaGyi AZ
June 6sI2Re e. leas IsssistaPt g. Pm SECRETARY MTyA
NU yesr az income debenture bonds
Of Cha rdler -Washington; Inc. dated
July !, 1889. chandlefit cho,,,Tion W as1ihf ~ is
soard tSTai iho' Of Directors. 81 @ has elected TO
nav in advance OF maturity the
entire unpaid balance OF princlpsl
OF its outstanding twenty-year sIsosts 6tts
income deeentgres Saa o in nndef 5ee the pro
turs' 1on' SAID sum & $.ga;s59 n:32 has has
the UNDERLINED Ir1s Trustee aha ho,dsrs sr,i Of Of
Usual @ business hours. on July l.
I94q, at the ONCE OF the trustee
National Savings r & Trust Yost CSmpany' Con "a ~
be made in full Of the unpaid bal
snce of principal of each outstand-'
Ing debenture bond upon presenta.
tion and surrender to the trustee ,;e,
/. Ie49, no further interest shall
accrue upon said debenture. bonds
and all voting rights shall termln.
ate. NATIONAL SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY, trustee under the
tyenty-year So income debentures
OF Chandler Washington, Inc. by
BRUCE BAIRD, President. Seal
Attest: NELSON J. FOSTER, Secre-
tary. my14,21.2S,je4.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
70 gallon automatic gas hot-water
heater. year guarantee. 1880
installed. other models and sizes at
reasonable prices.
J. SHAPIRO
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INSTRUCTION. couesvx

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Evening star., 1949-05-21
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SITUATIONS AEh

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pettenis III lsfse FeFa sHd Che 20.
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and sEonpl Boa is4-L stsT a.
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mafiitl asAsfss }eh spmsart OF perm
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STEADY, ftitabls shls 10 TAKE tai
ehsrse, JAMES CHHIsff. MI 7ara
EIpERLt WHITE MAN want. ~ers
ss whtahmsn et ether Hsht seak
rofm.f Government salldlaE Eaafa
ISstRAxE UNDERWRITERS desire.
TO maxi cantaet with inca3 Rssngs ;
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CstoFEstewt pref Rel Cal s4eFu!nEt
shMuEi. gabarl ssss 10000
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nin'sitstiSs field native wskhthE
tenisH x!lt excellent saEtntss and
psrsansi Ftsfsness cat available
hot J al sisr 80
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with future hiFs snheai sEaa tse
trade seheos mech ana stsetFiesl
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wants sf.sds werk hss i9a-L f,sf
fHoTo8ksPhk with lmaslnRtlan
to sft sxs, tSfntsl. news, tFsiErs
suhlisiiy. srlRi Rna tsansg flsl
sqtk co SIS after spm ~-&s
ruRIER or hot sEAaS bY vsaas
teIorrd mag eau kA Gas ell
aAy Sat. Afv I pa suH go
fRfsstk. tesft6 tGpsT fial Ct
pATt lime. fgsfFnees bu. 5000
sTotK ass. "a yr,. trpss Ia ias 81
ehsih stdFe fF sAlk sE
sSfFT. OF t0MTR. union SIDE mp
IN ell types snKtF wants eennet-
iion sith fsiissle eornpsn, naE ~ q
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SURVEY woRk DESIRED. white. IS
married vs' I prs EXP ia tfs
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ERIes promotion tkeTeuEh knsN sFass
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Evening star., 1949-05-21
MOTOR YEAsgl

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80 at Ma Et fes
Evening star., 1949-05-21
EtIStkESS xTsVlcfS

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ssAs snS g; 'FSsss EtBf6fsss.r E7f
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Evening star., 1949-05-21
Temporary Stenographer

For vacation srRson from June ] e
Labor Day. Shorthand speed Of 80
10 100 words per min petessAt
with AeeurRLs transcription SiNh
10 Si15 per mo. For appo'ntmfrs
send poft card with yeaF name, az,
dress. phone number, a9e. name 81
school attended and how sooH await
shlr Roy aaa.H. Etaf "a
Evening star., 1949-05-21
SAlESwCAEN
HELP poMEsTlc

81 NOVELTY every
boay &lit buy hiEh earnines4 ne
rorp.tiIlen. 2sl Bend Bl1E
Evening star., 1949-05-21
statesmen

With direct to the home sales exper
in any line. CanYassing is required
although some leads furnished
Right now We need 80 juntor and
seasoned Salesmen and men eXper
In crew management.
Green men earn $50 weekly.
Average men earn $lUo weekly.
Good men earn $3.50 weekly
Top men earn $4,000 annually
and up.
are made from tn.
field. Men of real ability with an
eye TO the future, Will welcome this
chance. No one stays In rut
Our rapid expansion forces quail.
Ned men TO the top. II you are
wide awake, age - to As. can
stand prosperity, are bondable, have
a car and willing to work, then
come TO see me any day, $50 am
to 330 pm. Saturday tin noon
Ask for MR.. REDMAN, Suite i02
lA3k X st n " DO
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Registered Plumber. No. 5000

Addressed TO Star bores do NOT
inclose original references or
other materials OF personal udlue:
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
TAILOR

LIST class only. must be experr s-oay'
4a-hr, wk., permanent position; sal
ary $40 per wk. Apply
UNIFORM STORE
Concourse. PentaEon Bids. SO
Young Men, 1924, Travel
Es stern summer resorts, single. neat
appearing. interviewing. cireulation
and extension work. no experlenee
necessary, We train you; average
EARNINGS, $50 vk Plus penus enc
comm TRANSPORTATION paid. Mn,
HORNE, Senate Hotel. IL an TO
3 PM. Don't phone. Il
Evening star., 1949-05-21
ADVERTISING MAN

Excellent opportunity for young man
with knowledge of advertising and
having administrative ability for
branch Office of large beverage COM
pany. Car necessary. Reply by let
ter giving resume OF experience.
education, etc. Box 376-K, Star
Evening star., 1949-05-21
SALESMAN
SALESMAN WANTED
MR.. MAGILL

SERVICE MANAGER
with very large General Motors Auto
mobile leadership; must know ali
shop operations; proper handing OF
personnel and customers most I'M
portant; this is an excellent oppor-
tunity for the rieht man; top salary
for top man. Write Box 236,k X