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Evening star., 1949-03-22
Clay Says No Pro-Nazis
Twill Go 10 New York
BY the Associuted Press

BERLIN, Mar. 22.-Gen. Lucius
D. Clay said today that no Nazi-
tainted Germans have been grant,
ed visas to visit the German in
dustrial fair, opening April 9 in
New York.
The American military COVER
nor said the Germans who will
attend have been "scrupulously''
screened to weed out pro-Nazis.
He asked Americans in general
and New Yorkers in particular to
welcome the businessmen.
Gen. Clay said in a statement
that the German industrial fair
is intended to help Germany get
back into the international busi-
ness world so that drain on the
American taxpayer can be re-
lieved.
Evening star., 1949-03-22
Inaugural Financial Report
To Be Made by April IS

A complete financial report on
receipts and disbursements of the
1949 inauguration will be made
on or before April Is, the 1949
Inaugural Committee announced
today. Some claims are still out
standing against the committee,
the announcement said, and a
final report must wait until the
Evening star., 1949-03-22

tax question and pending claims
are settled finally. .
Congress refused to exempt the
sale of tickets to the parade from
the Federal amusement tax. Be-
fore the refusal a sizable sum was
in sight for local charities.
The committee met yesterday in
the 'boardroom of the Riggs Ma
tional Bank. The guarantors OF
the inaugural fund have received
their advances back in full.
Checks were mailed to them on
March 8.
Evening star., 1949-03-22
Asks Special
Gambling Prosecutor

Gov. Lane of Maryland was
asked today by Attorney James J.
Laughlin, to assign a special prose-
cutor representing the Governors S
office to present gambling evidence
to the Prince Georges County
grand jury.
Mr.. Laughlin and Mrs. Anna T.
Keleher, estranged wife Of John
B. blackjack Keleher, wealthy
retired gambler, have been asked
to appear before the grand jury
April 8 by States Attorney A.
Gwynn Bowie of Prince Georges
County. Mr.. Laughlin represented
Mrs. Keleher in a recent divorce
trial.
During the trial, she charged
her husbands alleged gambling
interests in the county were pro-
tected" by Prince Georges County
police.
In his letter to the Governor,
Mr.. Laughlin said he has received
numerous communications impli-
eating many law enforcement
Offices in Prince Georges County"
in gambling operations. In view
of this, the attorney said, he felt
the presentation of evidence to the
grand jury should be directed by
an impartial prosecutor.
For the moment" Mr.. Laughlin
wrote, Il am not casting any re-
f1ections upon the States Attor-
ney, but if the investigation is to
be fair and impartial and also
complete and exhaustive, it should
he handled by your Office
Evening star., 1949-03-22
School Exhibit Set

An exhibit of antique Persian
kalamkars. printed textiles, are
on exhibit at the Abbott School
of Fine and Commercial Art. 2013
I street NV. from $50 am. to
5 pm. Monday through Friday
and 7 to pm, Monday, Wednes-
day and Fridays for an indefinite
period.
Evening star., 1949-02-17

a.: u Obs vd 33Yds Rose Two Tone, 3.e5 yd.
~ 27 Yds Blue Two-Tone, 3s5yd.
50 50 M Yd p pon erss"-7s5 s5 yd T Orig ss5 eS
1O3 Yds Plain Grey--ze5 yd 81 Yds Plain Move4eo yd
50 Yds Plain Heather 2o5 yd 27 Yd Plain Rose---465 yd
3eYds Orig 45O Now 375yd. 26 Yds Plain Grey--4e5 yd
20 Yds Grey Tone On-Tone, an Ys pIoin Rso,e ASS xd
375 yd 1o5 I uI pIn; ,L%, Ceo 4s5d
- 'u'' '0e ' ~ ~ 33 Yds Plain BIue---4.65 yd.
@.o % Yds Rose Twist---4.65 yd.
Orig 4s5 Now eD y'' 33 Yds. MouNe Floral, 4.65 yd
49 Yds Grey ForoI---3.50 yd . ros oeen oneOr. ene
So Yds Tan one-On-Tone, a.. 7oe u > w.
5oYds. Plain Tan (operfect 81 and 'sS yd
9''oIo' 70 Yds Green Twist 4.e5 yd
,rv,. ~s cE'2 ,2o 1oS Cd 4s5 yd
48 Yds. Tan Two Tone J3.e5 yd. W. '' ' , 1 w.
55Yds. Rose Two-Tone, s65yd. Orig 995 Now SIS yd
Is Yds Plain Toupe--3.e5 yd. 75 vd ec,Lotred pose
"a Yds Plain Grey---3.e5 yd. 5!e5d
Orig 595 Nov ys. Orig 1880 Now 6'2' ys.
II Yds Tan Tone -Or-Tone II Yds. Embossed Grey
3.s5 yd 25yd
6oYds Grey TwoTone 3s5yd 18Yds Embossed Ton e25 yd
1870 Yds Orig 3.o5 to 8o5 Carpet Remnants
to- yd lengths Choice of plain and figured patterns 05
many coos. ] yd
Bradhom The HeehC Co
Evening star., 1949-02-17
Homewores

0OIUSWOISS
10 Orig. 100 PIestie Bridge
TabIe Covers, assorted eoiors, 2se
so Orig. l.39 PIostie Toble
Covers, 54x54 -- 2se
50 Orig. sse Goodyear Bath
Mats, postel eoIors, seconds. lse
3 Orig. ITS Acetate Boxes con-
toinins ~ PIostie Kip Clothes
Pins and Plastic Line 59e
\ Orig. 4.ss Purse Bog. woII
style, soiIed 1873
7 Orig. 79e Fremed Bethroom
Mirrors --49e
50 Orig. 1892 Zsen Dry Cleaner.
professional type, gallon ---ese
II Orig. sse Tavern Window
cIeoner, " gallon --3se
5 Orig. SOC Tevern Window
Cleoner quart ---29e
"a Orig. soc Old Exeter Silver
Polish --lSe
II Orig. 25e FIooroIo Poste Wax,
TO use with electric woxers Sc
81 Orig. 2.ss Endure seIf-PoIish-
ing Wox, gallon ---.-1.59
Al Orig. I 80 Endure SeIf-PoIish-
ing Wox, y eoIIon - 89e
- Orig. eSe Endure SeIf-PoIish-
ing Wox, quart --4 49e
II Orig. 39e All ku Cor Polish,
pint 19e
9 Orig. sse Maple Clio Furni-
ture Polish, pint -----l9e
80 Orig. l.ls Dust Mops, cotton
head can be removed for wosh-
ing
z Orig. z1.s5 Rodiotor EneIos-
ures. fits up to 80 inches long.
SO inches high, ivory finish metoI,
I Orig. 24.s5 Rodiotor EneIos-
ure. fits up to 45 inches high,
IS inches long, ivory finish
''iSlS'g 0S 10 we
! Orig. 36.95 Redioter EneIos-
ure, fits UP to "a inches long,
81 inches high, 8H2 inches deep,
walnut finish metoI, os is, 1895
" Orig. 5.e5 Bed Boords for use
under mottress, oOx3o, os is,
2.eS
~ Orig. l.4s Upper Bowls for
Coffee Mekers. fits STANDARD g.
cup size, aluminium 69e
- Orig. 1873 Self-wrinsins
Meps, large cotton head, l.l9
Homewares, 7th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-17
Reductions From Our
Spreod Department

Odds and ends Of droperes,
spreods, vonity skirts. Some floor
dispIoy pieces, some solIed, oil
drostieoIIy reduced.
I Orig. 500 HobneiI sprsed:
Blue. Twin size 1890 Ivy
! ORIG. e.ss "Pin Dot" White
curtoin. eO-in. long. Soiled,
! Orig. e.ss Blue Cotton Mar
quisetts curtoin. eo-in: long.
SoiIed l.SS pr.
10 Orig. 4.ss chintz Pillow
shoms. Pink, blue --l.se
l Orig. 7.s5 White Cotton Nor
quisette venity Skirt. Floor
sompIe ---2.s8
z Orig. e.s5 crib-sizs chintz
Spreads. Pink ------2.s5
! Orig. s.s5 MuItieolor Chenille
Spread. Full size. Soied --2.e5
Z Orig. 1875 chintz Dust Ruff
files. Green and cherry red, Twin
Z oris. 1925 RoseIend Cotton
vanity> Skirts. SoiIed-
I Orig. s.95 Reyon-and-eotton
Domask spreed. SoiIed --s.ss
l Orig. s7.s5 White Chenille
Spread. SoiIed -..-~-3.s5
3 Orig. s.s5 MuItieoIor Chenille
Spreads in twin size 4.sS
! Orig. l2.s5 White orsondy
Spread In double size. Floor sam s
pIes -. -. 4.95
Z Orig. 1885 Roysn setin Drop
cries. Blue and rose. Lined.
Floor sompies. SoiIed --4.s5 pr
80 Orig. e.s5 Batss sprseds and
Dreperies. Grey only -5.s5 co.
I Orig. 1850 Striped Rayon
Tsffeto venity Skirt. Display
pieces. Soiled -----5.50
I Orig. 1895 Floral chintz Drop
cries. Cotton soteen lined,
e.s5 pr.
9 Orig. s.ss Checked Ginshom
Spreads. Blue and red. Double
8 Orig. l4.ss RuffIed chintz
Dreperies. Pink ond blue. VIM
dow-siII length ----- 7.95 pr.
I Orig. 1850 Royon sotin von-
ity Skirt. Aqua. SolIed 9.e5
z Orig. 1875 Royon setin Drop
cries. pa yds. long. Display
piece. Soiled 9.e5 pr.
] Orig. 1926 Needle Tufted
spreod. White. Single size.
SoiIed 9.95
s Orig. 1895 Needle -Tufted
Dreperies. Priscilla style,
s.ss pr.
! Orig. SIS Reyon setin Spread.
Twin size. Blue. SoiIed 1923
! Orig. 24.s5 Striped Reyon Taf-
feta sprsod. Twin size. Floor
] Orig. 1895 Gold Needle
Tufted Spread. Twin size. Soiled,
1898
Spreads, 9TH Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-17
Mirrors and Pictures

3 Orig. 1926 Piote Gloss
Mirrors. Size 4Ox5O-in. with
picked pine carved frame. Size
3ox4o-in. with bronze finished
metal or Furnished gold color
frames -- -- = 1926
3 Orig. 4s.s5 Plate Gloss Mir
rors. Size 32x4o-in. Mahogany
or Furnished gold color frames
with boeuette trim ---- SIS
$ Orig. 54.s5 PIote eIdss Mir
rors. 36x34-in. size. BurnIshed
gold color frames SIS
50 Orig. 3.s5 to 1895 Fromed
Pictures. FIoro|s, scenes, por-
troits. Antiqued and gold color
fromes -- l:50 to SIS
Pictures and Mirrors,
9th Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-17
8 Originally 1895
Boys Bicycles

x;!s ;; VI! s:i':e! :;5t ' 5'fy::: ;::::: 20.99
adjustable chrome
handle bor, simulated leather sod
die. double fork brace. coaster
brake, kick stand.
4 Orig. Wicker Coaches, steel
frames, rubber tires 5.99
z Orig. s.s5 Toy Chests, soIidIy
built, floor sonpIes $40
3 Orig. 1895 Doll Carts. 4-bow
hood, simulated leather. coIIopsi-
bic. foot broke 1875
z Orig. 1895 Mobe Bronco, steel
horses thot "aoIIop" when child
pushes on foot pedals 1895
I Orig. 42.5o 2-wheeI Bicycle,
le-irch size. eooster brake. bike
stond, adjustable scot and handle
Toys. 3rd Floor, The Hscht Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-17
Clearance! Floral Chintz
Garment Raas!


20 Orig. e.s5 81" Jumbo Cor
ment Boss sos
Is Orig. $50 81" Regular Cor
men. Boqs $50
IS Orig. sos ~" Jumbo Suit
Baes 4.o5
70 Orig. $50 AZ" Regular Suit
Bees - $50
5 Orig. $50 80" Blouse Bags,
$50
IS Orig. 3.s5 Blanket Bags, l.s5
8 Orig. $50 81" Evening Boss.
$50
80 Orig. 3.5e Mems and
Women's Shoe Bags. with plos-
tic dust protector, II pockets.
2.59
Closet Shop, Street Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1949-02-17
Odds and Ends Of
Mems Luggage

All prices include tox.
Monoero ing without
charge.
IS Orig. 42.oo Mems
Pisskin z Suffers 1910
8 Orig. $3.50 Mems Top
grain cowhide z Suffers by
Wheoy -.- 42.o0
8 Orig. $500 De Buff Ali
sosor-sroined cowhide ]
Suffers -------z3.94
IS Orig. 1900 Mems 20
inch Top-Groin cowhids
and Pisskin Overnight
coses, in brown, block.
tan. saddle 27.oo
Luggage, Street Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1949-02-17
Lamps

6o'iPS
7 ORIG. 44.e5 Rembrondt 3-Woy
Floor Lamp. Champagne color.
34.e5
I Orig. 1895 Rembrendt 3-Woy
Floor lLomp. Champagne color,
z Orig. 1895 Rembrandt SWING
90" ~ ss.s5
z Orig. 1895 LishtoIier Torch
ieres. Red, green -l9.9o
z Orig. 1885 Rembrondt Sway
Floor ond Swins-orm Lamps.
Silver color; sold os is 1926
5 Orig. 1895 Rembrandt 3-woy
Lomps. Walnut coior 1926
! Orig. 44.s5 Rembrandt Trodi-
tionoI Swins-orm Lamp 34.9S
4 Orig. l4.s5 Modern Leother
Table lomps; sold os is 1000
5 Orig. 1925 to 1926 Chino
TobIe Lamps 5.S5
LAMPS, Sth Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-17
Misses Metallic
Blousettes

OF non- tarnishobIe.yorn = Q9
i. in asserted eolors
broken sizes.
81 Orig. ZOO Long Wool Pioid
stoIes, in assorted coIors 100
Il Orig. %.9S Long Wool Ste'es.
in pIoids or plains; assorted
eolors -Z.Se
1873 Orig. ZOO Large Pure Wool
Squares, in ivory or brown--t.oo
zio Orig. 5se Rayon Squares,
to wear over the head; white,
green, red -----------sse
II Orig. 5.ss to 6.ss Misses
Bedjoekess, Of fine pure wool.
knitted. RosteIs ----3.se
Neckwear, Street Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1949-02-17
at the Washington Store On|
Famous Conant-BaII
Living-Room Furniture
300 to 33H% off

Reduced for quick clearance to make way for new
merchandise All pieces with solid birch fromes
sprinq units decorator fabrics. Note
savings below and rush in for yours!
s-oris. 1895 Sofas. Red cotton tapestry or
green cotton tapestry combinations or red pIod,
1895
+orie. ee.s5 End Sections Chortreuse, orey,
oreen and brown combinations 1895
11-oria. 1895 End and Curved Center Sections.
Chortreuse, grey, green brown combinations, 6995
e-oris. 1895 End and Curved Center Sections.
Chortreuse, grey, green, brown combinations 1895
5-oris. 1895 Straight Center Sections. Chor-
treuse, grey, green, brown combinations - 1925
Modern Furniture, 4th Floor. The Heehf Co..
Evening star., 1949-02-17
= ~
81 Orig. e.95 to 1905
Tots 6 Toddlers'
Dresses

AII-wooI ploids. and two
piece styles with wool skirts
and broodcIoth - ~
bIouses. Sizes 3 t
to s.
20 Orig. 74e AII-weoI
Stocking Cops and Bon
nets, in pink, blue and
white. ToddIers' sizes,
49e eoeh
- Orig. $50 Cotton
Dresses, with full : swing
skirts. In solid coIors,
striped chombroy blouse.
three-Quorter sleeves. Sizes
4 to 6 3.2o
10 Orig. s,s5 Cotton Vel
veteen end Royon Toffeta
Dresses, with bright pIold
bIouses ond cotton vei-
veteen skirts. Sizes 3 TO 6,
4.S8
7 Orig. S.s5 Pin Vale
Cotton Corduroy Jumpers,
with broodcIoth blouses. In
pink or yellow. Sizes | to 3,
4.88
Tots 8 Toddlers' Second
Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1949-02-17
CLEARANCE! OUR ENTIRE STOCK
27-INCH CARPET|NG

wonderful chance your halls and stors at savings
act those you've been wontng Please bring in
floor measurements
Evening star., 1949-02-17
200 Originally 7oc
Populor Records

OOFTe \ III ~ ~ ~ ,. NV "f
brond-new. lO-inoh ~
size.
z Orig. 34.e5 Record Cabinets.
mahogany or woInut finish hord-
wood d-----------Z4.so
! Orig. 1895 Record cabinet.
mahogany finish hardwood 1895
! Orig. 34.s5 Record cobinet.
blond finish hardwood ----19.95
z Orig. 1895 Record cobinet.
mahogany finish hardwood 1925
z Orig. l4.s5 Record cebinet
mahogany finish hardwood e.es
I Orig. 2l.75 Record Album
Hossoek. .bIue simulated 'eothe,.
Record Shop, 7th Floor
The Hecht Co. -.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Union Trial Planned
For Is NMULeft-W Wing
Officials in Revolt
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The
stormy uprising within the CIO-
National Maritime Union had
simmered down to the word-bat-
tie stage today, with both factions
pressing for trial Of their cases.
NMU Chief Joseph Curran,
terming the revolt q national
plan of desperation by the Com
munist Party" laid plans for a
union trial of 16 left-wing off,
cials suspended from their jobs.
At the same time, the dissident
faction sought action against Mr..
Curran's right-wing followers in
Federal Court.
David Drummond, dismissed as
the unions port agent, along with
Is assistants, denied the Curran
charges, saying the fight is not
between communism and anti
communism"
He said all of the suspended. Of
fcers had signed nom Communist
affidavits. and accused Mr.. Cur
rams group of failing to settle
seamen's grievances and allowing
companies to violate the unions
contract.
Headquarters Besieged.
The factional struggle, which
f1ared Wednesday when hundreds
of left-wingers besieged NMU
headquarters and which was
punctuated Thursday with free
swinging. egg-throwing meeting,
stemmed directly from the sus-
pension of the 16 officials.
But its backdrop was long
left-right internal feud within the
union.
Both sides held separate meet
ings last night, the right-wing
group reafhrming it's policies and
the leftist faction repudiating
everything done by the others.
Mr.. Curran said the unions Ma
tional Council named a f1ve-man
trial commission to meet Novem-
ber Is to hear union charges
against the suspended officials.
These charges, he said, are that
Mr.. Drummond's group conspired
to ignore orders of the national
Office and to disrupt the union.
Successor Named.
Mr.. Curran has named Hubert
Warner, international vice presi-
dent, to succeed Mr.. Drummond.
He issued orders that Mr.. Drum
Evening star., 1949-11-19
103 Land in England
Aboard GIobemaster
By the Associated Press

MARIAN, England, Nov. ia
giant United States Air Force
transport plane set down here last
might after transatlantic flight
with 1O3 persons aboard, more
than ever have before crossed the
Atlantic in single aircraft.
The 81-ton, four -engined Globe
master, nicknamed "The Champ" "
completed its fight from Mobile,
Ala, at 7:35. It averaged about
200 miles an hour for the ocean
hop from Stephenville, Newfound-
land.
The plane left Stephenville,
where it had stopped for refuel-
ing at 3:01 am. (EST) and made
the 2,300-mile sea crossing without
incident.
A large crowd Of American air.
men stationed here cheered the ar
rival of the Douglas C-74 at this
Joint air base of the United States
and Royal Air Force 80 miles
northeast Of London. Visibility in
the dusk was about 8 miles.
The 80 passengers aboard were
officers and men Of the United
States Air Force assigned to the
Sd Air Division here for training.
The plane was operated by 13
crewmen under pilot Capt. John
Kelly, jr., of Mobile.
Evening star., 1949-11-19

mond's GROUP not be allowed to
transact union business and in
formed shipping companies not to
deal with the left-wing group.
On the other hand, the left
wing faction has obtained a Fed
eral court order temporarily re-
straining the Curran forces from
interfering with the work Of Mr.
Drummond, who was elected to
the port agent job. A hearing is
scheduled Tuesday.
Mr.. Drummond said he will seek
to have the NMU president cited
for contempt of court.
A heavy guard of police still
stood guard around NMU head
quarters.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Col. Victor Sullivan, A.,
Dies in Indonesio
By the Assoeiotsd Press

BATAVIA, Java, Nov. 19.-Col.
Victor Sullivan, A, United States
Army medical officer serving with
the United Nations Commission
lin Indonesia, died suddenly today
of q heart attack.
Col. Sullivan was born in West
Point, Va.
His body was shipped imme-
diately to Clark Field. near
Manila, in the Philippines by Air
Force plane.
He had served with American
Army military observers on the
United Nations Commission for
the last 10 months.
Evening star., 1949-11-19

ed annually by the Junior Board
of Commerce for rendering out
standing service to the community
during the year.
He was educated in the public
schools of Washington and later
attended the University Of Mary
land and Georgetown University
School Of Law.
Evening star., 1949-11-19

grederick, and and Martha 4,.1I,1 DElis, e., girl.
Robert @ g and H. Doris ,95. ,siUn RsyS; fie1; b9I
James and Anna Dobbs, girl.
Thomas and Priscilla Dow. girl.
SGhn carenee sed and 0ys sssSet Edsa EeSn.r 4SS girl
John and Julia Fairchild, boy.
James and Mary FERGUSON, boy.
Joseph and Lucia Forti, girl.
Eugene and Irene Francis, boy.
Walter and Jacqueline Freeman, girl.
Robert and Doris Freise, girl.
David and Sylvia Gins6urg. boy;
eharies esnire ana anf carmeiita Gottieb, boy.
Fay and Phyllis Graves, girl,
Vincent and Ellen Grillo. girl.
Arthur and Byrnette aniny Handy Sdr slrl.
Robert and Emma Henry. boy. .,r,
BENJAMIN and Muriel Hersh' m mgiIl.
da1lGn charss ana ana 5aanfs 5aanits Holman. boy.
John and Mary Koran, girl.
William and Wilma Johnson, boy.
George and Lois Klucher, girl.
Arvel and Kathryn Koehler, boy.
Gustav and Julia Larson, girl.
John and Kathleen Lear, girl.
Oscar and Jane Lee. boy.
Ernest and Catherine Machines, girl.
Frank and Beulah Manzon, girl.
Rodolfo and Maria Margatia, boy. .,
Wilton and Anna Maskell: girl.
Edwin ana Margaret McElwaine, boy.
Richard and Anna Mealor: girl.
Morris and Bess Mersky. girl.
Walter and Pearl Merz, girl;
John and Louise Miller, girl.
Samuel and Rose Miller. boy.
Wayne and Helen Montgomery. boy.
James and Barbara Murphy. girl.
Hudson and Ruth Nagle, girl.
Joseph and Marie Nannarello, girl.
Douglas and Doris Newcomb, boy.
Noel and Gene Newell, boy.
Henry and Esther Pavliska. boy.
John and Bebe Petrou. boy
John, and Dorothy Plat. boy. civ,
Arthur and Rose Rodgers, boy.
Raymond and Barbara Romania, girl.
Murray and Miriam Schefer, boy.
Robert and Leila Schooley, boy.
IJoyd and Doris Schwartz, girl.
Henry and Margaret Stout. girl.
John and Ruth Shelton. girl.
Herman and Marie Shelton, girl:
r. Oscar and Bonnie Smith, girl.
Robert and Olive Smith, girl:
James and Jean Swank, boy.
Edmound and Dorothy Taylor, girl.
Henry and Helen Tobin, girl.
George and Leah Turner. girl:
Willard auo Lillian Walter, girl.
Charles and Catherine Walker. boy.
William and Wilma Wood, girl.
Charles and Mary Yauch, girl.
Clarence and Katherine Andrews, boy.
Buford and Minnie Brown. boy. -,
Harold and Charlotte Henderson. boy.
Samuel and Martha Jones, boy.
Rodger and Mary Pleasant, girl.
Robert and Martha Harris, boy.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Births Reported

(By the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Donald snd Dona Allen, girl.
Raymond and Mary Altmyer. girl.
Lionel and Margaret Belanger, boy.
Harry and Jacoueline Benson, boy. =
Norman and June Bernstein, girl.
Ernest and Raauel Betancourt, girl.
william and Peggy Billhimer, girl.
Edward and Sally Borchardt. boy.
George and Sally Brees, girl;
Joseph and Barbara Canto, boy.
Leroy and Gloria Clarke, girl.
Leo and Florence Cohen, boy.
william and Jean Coolidge, boy.
Onward ard Eleanor Crow, girl.
Derwin and Elizabeth Darling, boy.
Paul and Violette Day, boy.
Evening star., 1949-11-19

WQdy.
Mr.. Chumbris,
before leaving
Washington in
A u G u t, 1948,
was a law as
sociate at the
Walter Bastian
law firm and
lived with his
parents at 3725
Kansas avenue
NV.
Last year he
re i've d the
w a s h / n G t on
Axronel x,rocoxaf
Evening star., 1949-11-19
American U. Seniors Elect

Guy Anselmo. jr. has been elect
ed president of the senior class
at American University. Other
class officers elected were Leslie
Rushbrook, vice president, Marion
SANFORD, secretary, and Stella
Werner, treasurer:
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Peter Chumbris Named
To New Mexico Law Post

Peter Chumbris, IS. former
Washington attorney, has been
named assistant attorney general
Of New Mexico, 1t was announced
Evening star., 1949-11-19

Explaining to police in Tou-
louse, France, why he had knock:
ed down M. Fontes, M. Ramohd
said that M. Fontes had hit him
firSt-26 years ago.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
D. c. OfficioIs to Attend
Potomac Bqsin Meeting

Six District officials are sched-
uled to attend a meeting of the
Interstate Commission on the
Potomac River Basin at Capon
Springs, w. Va, on September 20
and 80 and October /.
They include Harold A. Kemp,
director of sanitary engineering;
Daniel L. Seckinger, assistant
health officer; Oliver Gasch, as
sistant corporation council; Ralph
E. Thurman, superintendent of
the sewage treatment plant; Will
liam H. Cary, jr., director Of the
Bureau Of Public Health Engi-
neering, and Ellwood johnson,
deputy director Of sanitary engi-
neerinq.
Evening star., 1949-09-21

he can take flight training under
the new CT bill rules.
The new VA appropriation act
is where the new flight-training
regulations come from. A high
official in the VA says the new
regulation 'is going to be a very
tough thing" to administer. He
acknowledges the Interpretation of
one regional Office might differ
much from that of another re-
gional Office on the same case.
One of the basic gripes of the
flying school interests under the
old system was that in effect from
July /, 1948, to July /, 1949, a
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Veterans
Guide
Maj. Thomos M. Mol

In addition to submitting an
affidavit signed by himself and
two affidavits signed by "disin-
terested, competent witnesses" a
veteran must also be physically
qualified under Civil Aeronautics
Administration regulations before