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Evening star., 1949-04-26

than dancing. Its easier on the
wind and karavaef Is a Eran3-
father. He gets along all right
as q singer. too.
We have such nice people
coming here" is the way he puts
IT, They're 50 tolerant. Any
thing Sascha Bartnovsky can
play. I can sing. too. he added
You mean you know all those
songs?" he was asked
Don't have to know them.
Karavaef said. When ! forge
the English words. and do. jusl
drop into Russian and sing Rus
sian double talk. The people don
know the difference and ii sound!
impressive.
We're going to have TO pay NOR,
attention TO what's going OF
around here. Beatrice Kraft came
quietly into town and ii was al
most a week before we caught III
with her at the Shoreham Blu.
Room. She'll be there the rest O.
this week. too. and that is wore
enough for Beatrice Kraft admir-
ers. Miss Kraft's East Indiay
dances are. as always. wondroul
in their grace and full of charm
in their subtle humor. She ha!
four male dancers instead of tn.
previous two appearing in her sup
port this trip, but the man wht
looks at them while Miss Kraf'
is dancing is nuts.
Evening star., 1949-04-26

The fateS that watch over popO-
lar songs probably are as whimsi-
cal as any there are. Guessing
which horse is faster than the
other horses is easier than tabbing
tunes destined for success. Filling
inside straights is sure thing in
comparison. Nat Upton. the man
who plays the piano so expertly
for Dona Mason at the Colony
Lounge, was musing about it the
other night.
Cole Porter's Begin the Be-
guine" was the particular item
that came to his mind at the
moment. Mr.. Upton. who has
fondness for the half forgotten
rather than the popular tunes
from musical comedies, was feel
ing that he never was or would
be the man to mark songs deS-
tined for success. He remembered
Mr.. Porter's "Beguine" when the
ink was still damp on it. Fair
enough, he thought, but oblivion
was not too distant in its future
Begin the Beguine." as any
one knows, is now one OF those
standard items no bandleader
would be without. Mr.. Upton can
hardly turn on the radio without
having it thrown back in his
teeth. There is the possibility, OF
course, that he was right the first
time about the Porter tune. II
really wasn't much, until Artie
Shaw made that record.
What happened to September
Song" is a prime example Of the
whimsicality Of the fates that
watch popular music. September
Song" was nearly a decade ole
and forgotten by all but a few
when it burst into sudden new life
a couple of years back. Maybe II
was that record made by Walter
Huston, who took the song as his
own when he first sang 1t ir
"Knickerbocker Holiday" Maybe
the publisher, in search OF the
long green, got the right band
leaders to play it at the right time
Anyhow. the long-forgotten Sep
tember Song" is among the last
ing things like "Stardust" and
several others.
All of this was brought to mind
at the Shoreham's Palladian
Room the other night because
Sande Williams is an agreeable
man. Being obliging as well as
agreeable, Mr.. Williams had dug
up the music for 1T Never Was
Anywhere You" and now is ready
to play it for those few who have
never abandoned it.
ut Never Was Anywhere You
came out of that same Kurt WE'LL
Maxwell Anderson collaboration
which produced September Song
At the time it seemed the superior
of the two songs. Musically 1t was
(and Isl better and the lyric still
is one of Mr.. Anderson's more
Evening star., 1949-04-26
After Dark
PaIladian Rooms Sande Williams
Digs Up an Old Favorite Melody
BY Harry Macarthur

successful efforts at writing poetic
drama.
Nothing ever happened with
1T Never Was Anywhere You.
though. Maybe 1t was harder 70
sing than its companion ditty
Maybe the extraordinary gram
mar stymied all communication
between bandleaders and dancers
who would have requested it. But
with Mr.. Williams on our side
now, We may be able to revive
this thing yet. It ought TO cheer
Mr.. WE'LL and Mr.. Anderson, any
how, to know that fanciers OF Ii
Never Was Anywhere You" never
give up.
There are numberless advan-
tages in having a foreign language
readily at hand, or rather at
tongue tip. One Of them was re-
vealed the other night by Kara
vaeff, the dancer and master OF
ceremonies at Mischa Bess' estim-
able Continental Balalaika. Kara
vaef Is q dancer who has turned
more and more to singing rather
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Clio Union Suit Dismissed
AGAINST Atom Commission
D. ss,s AAssxsSsse Ffssa

Federal Judge r, Dickinson
Letts yesterday dismissed q 81
600 900 damage suit brought by
the CIO- United Electrical Work
.rs against the Atomic Energy
Commission and the General Elec =
trlc Corp.
In memorandum opinion
Judge Let's held that the D2strlct
Court was without jurisdiction 20
consider the complaint. because
it would involve passing on a mat
ter which Congress put within the
discretion of the Atomic Energy
Commission.
The Electrical Workers sued be-
cause Of commission order last
fall that General Electric must
not recognize the union al certain
atomic energy plants in Schenec- =
tady. N Y. General Electric op-
crates the plants for the commiS-
sion,
The commission order was is
sued on the ground some OF the
unions officers have alleged Com
munist leanings.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
! Or q times, 35c per line per
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, arL Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
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Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line SOC
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.
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
Q serial number with date and identi-
fes your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments he sure to make note OF the
cancellation number. This Is inn
not show credit for the cancella-
tiCn
Evening star., 1949-04-26
vH8 "HIkkpkoSF


MW Modern mothers ond child psy-
M biologists osree-hers is better
" woy 10 feed your bobyl h ends
meoifime fv,sins. improves young oppsfifss,
encourages self reionee. And--it frees you
from hours Of Unnecessary eIsonins up,
laundering end worry.
EASY 70 USE
You simply slip the broad pot Of the apron
over the high chair troy. Slip the bobys arms
through the ormhoIss ond tic behind the neck.
Here Is complete protection. Nothing spilled
or spIoshed eon Get on your boby's clothes
or on the high chair. Flexible plcsfc. It's smooth
svrfoes elsons with q wipe OF domP cloth.
SAFETY TIES
The Eoi-keof sofsty Ties do not bind or annoy
shs child. He hos complete freedom Of action
yet he eonnot stond, or foil out OF the chair.
so.pAY TRIAL oEFER
Every store selling Eos-keots Is authorized
10 lot you Try thess popular oprons tor 80
doys. n ot the end Of ttot time you're not
completely sotisfsd .. return the apron and
aet the full retail price beck Get an Eot-Nsof
ond moke meoItims pleosontsr. 81 .e9 d $l.'s
Esaivrsd si IssdIns
department stores and spseisIiy shops
eARNER & MeKEWEk, Boltimers, Nd.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
HELP MEN


ADVERTISING MAN with local and
suburban experience svsna wanted nsr TO sn nom
Selected i will be paid liberal salary
Bad, Star. state full details in.
cluding telephone number. ~
ASSISTANT NIGHT AUDITOR, age
81 to 10: hours, IL pm. to am;
esn on m.eSns Sa0Ss So os ssSh
personnei ONCE, MhYFLoWER HO-
TEL, 1927 Conn. ave. NV.
ASsORTER for mimeogrsph papers
Call WO. 0002, after $50 to $50
AUTO MECHANIC. general sn-around
man, 5h2-day week, good workins
conditions. LEACH'S AUTO. BRAKE
CO., 427 K ST. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC, exper, elean shor
SHTRLiNGToN MOTOR CO. a79O
South Ari Mill dr., Arlington. Va
AUTO MECHANICs-one Of wash.
ineton's largest Ford dealers has
opening for several experienced Foro
men. Top earnings, excel. workins
conditions. Conv. location, grouL
insurance, paid vacations after !
year, All legal holidays with ,,pai, pay
shop that YOU are iooking for. see
Mr.. Jones. service manaser Al
FRANK EMAIL, JR., INC, alo Pa
ave. Sc, TR. s24T. -26
AUTO RADIO REPAIR MAN; not toe
much bench work; must have D. g
drivers permit: good STEADY lon- Ap-
ply in person. HERSONS AoIO g
APeAkffs fAkfs e9 sfh sad ior sss lead
ing iobber; must have exper.: ex-
cellent oppor. Box e7-D. star
BooKKEEPER. cierk-typis.. for book
keeping dept. OF medical enn,e,
experience necessary; under 80;
$3.50 per year; 5la-dsy, 40-hour
week, LIMO. vacation, medical cover
age Cali ST. 1924. IS
Roy, to work in bake shop. no Sun
day work: S25 wk. SCHNEIDER's'
s23i Ga. ave, NV.
BUTCHER, chain-store experience
MANDY NAN e MARKEr' iIssai 500 soos issnnins I'd
BUTCHER. experienced, reliable, mus,
be sober: sood wages Apply HARRY
DANOFF, Stand 34@, Center Mar
ket. 9th and x SITS. NV. ~
CAR HOPS AND WATERS. ase Ii
to .5 for. driye-in restaurant chain
hours S pm. to | 80 am, o-da,
week, including Saturdays and Sun
/ days: excellent earnings plus meals
paid vacation, insurance and hos.
/ pitalization. Apply in person.
m aor 8 sHopREs R fsa, f%p,0sass' nass Tssfa sass
CASHIER-Permant position with
opportunity for advancement II
national company; 5ia-day, 4o-houl
week sss,ion stars,ng saisrs: ss; sts,, a.,
| 39-H. Star. so
CAR PoLISHER, good opportunity fol
| the right man, salary depends OF
ability to work. NICHOLSON NO
! TOR CO., Hyattsvtlle. Nd. --26
Evening star., 1949-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES

snail sorss e fSc SSi!d Your propsFts
apI,I 9r n,ns; nTSc HI cosTs Ssrs exsSf xaE poWN
now. We alone specialize in design
ing, financing and constructing
fireproof homes - cost less - saves
:. Insurance, upkeep, depreciation and
oa snteed eonstrsetion ws psct pan and % TOP cost
A,liR. HIND of Co-ordinated En-
IEineering Co. Evenings only EX,
WiIL wi. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts; insufrea aIgncN, y sny G9s ne 0thfT
{ JACKSON, s5i T St. NV. ss'
NOTARY SERvICES-9 am. to 8
SsPhrshnf{MEK' sT aaIlf{M ss''p, ps17 SUP St kAas INV
ess As Ne: MEAgfSd Hfsts BOILERS, automatic ss
boilers, radiators. bathrooms, kitch-
ems, ETC.; immediate installations;
small monthly pmts, THoMPSoS pSSa
Kept part time; audits, tax services;
CUsToM BUILDER with engineerins
service available; can accept adai-
tional contracts for CON eompls,ion asss.,aa this
ton. BON s5-D, Star. go
EMPLeYERS-we have all kinds OF
help to suit your specific needs. Call
us or see Mrs. Rupp, for any prob.
lem you may have. Confidential ana
= ANDRIA EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
INC, s1e King St. Alex. TIE. 1886.
eocKKEEPrNG SERVICE, complete,
and tax reports. Money saved on
!. small accounts. satisfactory and
prompt service. Ho. 7944.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
HELP WTp. AGENCIES Cont }
M11tIaI ITO MA. 1854

copywriter, dir,
mail, magazine prom. exp. $100
week. Estimator lauantities,' const,
exper.. Ss6 ,,.. ypi FIELD re2Pg;s 29so accep: mo
stenogs.. tranSp. $3.50. S240., Sales
repr.. glass distr., car. $50 wk; In
form. elk, will train, Sla5: Once
boy. h. S.. tipping, $3.50. Women--
Admin. secretary, sh. rec. SOU:
promot.. S225. Stenog.. Cap, Hill,
S2I8. stenog., Silver Sp.: $40 wk.
Secy., 3 wks., S55 wk. Bkpr;: sh.
req, $500. Typist, med, Alex. SlgO.
Accts. typist, $40. Typist-order elk.
S44, Posting mach. opr., $46. PIX
opr .-typist, $3.50 mo. Casnler'
gQN IN ntk ~
Evening star., 1949-04-26
hElR MEN

YoLNG Nan, hish sehoel srsda.tt
knowledge OF typin. helpful nisss-
ant workink conditions. prefer sonas
one lis ina In vicinity OF shnnna.
ton Apply IN person. HOME
STITCH SHOP, sh1riinstan eati.
YouNG MAN 10 work In retail hard
ware store sh s955
YOUNG MAs~-in shtpplns dept Ap'
pi, RKo RADIO PICTURES, eos
YouNa 81 & Man. ns., appearance. ie,
stock dept. msa elothins Else
,otss otSs' Nan. 'is is.aa. + 1s si.n .saoe.
srsd' to xork in ,hippins dept 10,
nstianss paint manufacturer must
be able 10 ariss truck part tiHf
Coop opp for adv, Apply oLiDnEA
PAINT CO. 1888 4th 81. n.sa rR
YoISo MAN. between si.es Va O
Eons heis, sxper desired, but eli
train suitable person eho u Inter
ettsd IN . hotel career tnplY PEI
sennsl e'nes L st entrance ho5ni
YoUSG MAN. acquainted win q.
TUREs. .a3 Eye ST nv.
YOUNG MAN. eslorsd. exp To srsesr'
store good pay Apply A A. B FJOf
MARKET. ~ 30 Florida ave, ne -~ff
YOUNG MAN. experienced or eiil,
ms 10 learn haraE&Ts business. VITA
knosiedss Of electrical Fspsitt Ap'
ply H1oa \ II ave Wed. 90 p m
YOUNG MEN. ls-"3 free TO usst
northern summer resorts tfansp
furn expenses advanced saa ekiS
comm fne future no exp Hscss'
k4fy must bf neal and aggressive
SEE Mr. BRfsTow Burlins or He
Tel. , ~ TO 4 80 Pm Don't phe"t
Young MIN. white. - 10 sS, mnsI
iranEp tnfn guar. eiswins sfsi
aver ssrntnss $50 wkly Mr.
STOKES 10 10 ~ am : to :
pm Harrington Hotsi Ne ps."' ss.
SEVERAL neat, alsF, men Ter peT'
and chance for Rassnssnfni tsf
rs1entixl weekly ctsslaE account
Room .i4 Portland BidE ~
Vermont ave. RS. between
rIcri,rSa ssa & DEPT. Of ap. connsetlrp,
eve isdieE appsrsi storf fsaHiSft
depsnd able youns nsn Of s1eellft.'
character Fsgmhurst petitloh vi ?
opsortanits for sayt nesnsnt tspit
THE EssIE oDossE.L co aa.F'
u h
IMMEDIATE opsnins for msh go go
~ stsrs Of sss 30 service thf,
area ii sdvAsfy tem mipsoirsstsnsi
esnartty Pleasant contacts sfsstg
home owners fsrassrs ave- ishs
owners Car neessastr ccmSlss
No knovlsass OF thit snslns.s n~ees-
sary Escriisfst eompsnss sss e.s'
ruHssd at Interview Write fpps
sos Boa sa@. ssssff. ss~ Yefs
AT oxrI--Msn nseasd a. io<sl rep.
ressafstixs fer sstshiishse, hassls
rAisd nrm aseads permanent eee =
nectlea. eentsStins hesns esnsfs
ssrnsrb thoroagh tfAsnihs hs con
psssnt mas. rate Of conssenss -
ftseu.s~d le intsrsss write ~
Ronsiss s.y..s ,s.ay ss- ,,'r.a, Yoss ssst.. ,s
to-houss rsafins nice appearance are
esram,ssssn RoaEsrrkp run.
NINHENE ssis tsEh ~ ns ~~
ExPEElENCED esdsnS elstsfs. ~ita
ear isrss erssAizatson; fsnF. sss =
fafnished 6ra.tns seseyn. Eee1E
ave nv between an. sns
yoreG MY f-l ~ha arr Be~ ssB-
n;oysa sas ere leskJas fer p1sssssats
wah . real future tn afowtsE eer :
1 Fssss auditor aaasr M tree -
usFes. Must bare sseosntsns srs~ta'
: assistant vnrenasinr ssent. - q
rs knawssdss Of pfsniass on ees'
oh, sli,sias s,.s.s sslss.' -. .ms.s,.a ps.a e.
pty, nocsn sess s<swseB ssao sss
~ a m ala astf a Aw. --~S
Evening star., 1949-04-26
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
fHYSICIST (malel. $500 mo-; some
engineering. PERSONNEL SERv-
= ICE 1911 q st NV

ensineerins. PERSONNEL sERV-
$500 Capitol Hill stenog,. $1,000.
e tions sec'y, S2.s0o. steno-bookkeep-
Ter. S3.lo0. Legal stenos.. S55 vk.
Hospital sec'y, $500 up. Dozens
OF others daily. Courteous service,
See Miss Young or Miss Smith
: PERsso2NSssEL SOM SERVICE 1911 @ st
PRup2STiAL EMPLOYMENT sERv-
:, ICE needs mattresses, exp, S12o'
elevator operators, 500: nurse
! maids, $40: porters. S160; delivers
men. $3.50. 1853 Wallach pl. NV
!. tbet r and You, off I4th st.),
.CLERK.TYPIsJ; Arlington, poTo; 'ro.
rSsSSL rsYRoLG elvf sookkEfPER SKI fn so9f e, aut,
- frn, to $50 wk.; bookkeepers tc
! S55 wk Sales girls. cashiers. comp
sSmsssf at 0Gs soy6s. S. zoo oSuisth Issth s' eor
SEAPTToL HILL 10, secy.. under 80
: $500: radio teleyision secy,. star
.tt&55 wk.: rec. secy., under 80. S5s
VIZ. up. Openings for 80 odd stenofs
S50-x55 wk visit nrst, BOYDS
FOO 18th. cor. q.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
SALESMAN

II sna .sSasssa the tsslasaHa q sasj-
H3fstaasa ! Aee - - e. NaFftsA
o. s4SAl FseS@ntssaiisg Z AnHss
previous ss3sE FKp~fsx#Ss D. Tss
ssafs high seh0ea sf naafs T. Gefs
pFef#fRkls bat net ns&ssx8Tf D.
Hare wetk--- less hsHst . RAJ
essars saf htsh ssrnsmas $40 sestsHs
sfssaA Then WfsftssHEasfA eSsFs
PES taatAs g aassAss3ss Ths go
parteniss 10 Sssi kis2a sesas ssrSs
sAa mauNfsetHf2f Hf Rsfm wfnasss
sns aeets = TaefDssa, BsS5stsasl
tr8snins asafsg 3 GsaiAis A1tsas Hss
tiezsf aas iaxsi ssssFtasaas 81.
ssY sna ea1aaa lsslsH shfis sssfEfsss
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sEd pfnasss .aH Appss - NJ Wss=
fsh4 y ~ &e RM NKATMNEs
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Evening star., 1949-04-26

when ansuerinp advertisement
addressed to Star bores do NOT
inclose original references. or
other materials OF personal uatue:
Copies SerUe the purpose and
originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
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 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments on Page AS.
Evening star., 1949-04-26

Like Mrs. Claude Rains-movie
stars wife-you, too, will take a
bow when you put on BLUE BONNET
its Americas quality margarine.
Your family will love the country
sweet FLAVOR Of BLUE BONNET
Margarine! Its rich kUTRITiohl Its
welcome ECONOMY, Yes, when you
put on BLUE BONNET Margarine you
get ALL THREE-Flavor, Nutrition,
Econom-e-ei Put it on your table,
on vegetables, on your bread. Colors
yellow in 2 minutes fat-because
It's in the Yellow Quik bag!
Evening star., 1949-04-26

There are about $4,000 900
washing machines in this country.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
NATL EMPL. SERVICE

Secy's., engineer, legal. personnel. ad-
vertising. medical, etc; to 5Pa
days, So, 400 to S3.100.
Stenos., rusty shorthand. 5 days, 2s
TO 35 yrs, 5 days, So. 400 to $1,000;
Librarian. junior, LIB degree or 3
to 5 year tech. library exp. 25 to
32 years. 5000 to $3.50.
background, some tipping, days
Typists, h. S. grad. employer will pay
agency fee; 5l7 days. Sl65. ann
Typists, h. S. grad. DAYS, Sl9o. =
Clerk-typists, h; s. grad., young; 3
days, S150.-S175.
Information clerks, college backsound,
Evening star., 1949-04-26

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fakiufsfs 10 Ia4 ssHts. seskkae
ID asEk LsuasaEfh psea etnFs "a
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nssasb D 80 tii Ropa sss asa tee
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Evening star., 1949-04-26
MEN WANTED

81 TO as assure ssat fgtafs siih .
permanent pqsittoa eBsfhtta3
strEtffRE al b8a We teach ssa
ana pas ses vhla isafnlHs stssss
yssF-afaaHs eS fa4f1kE. niRs TREE
transportation. PAID tAasiisat % 70
slsk leave sna other esnsstR GsaAf
into ouf smplsYnssni efhss ara tstk
H essf ARptE baw AA8Sss =
tbfaARh FTlaef. sSu sM 10 10
Evening star., 1949-04-26
MEN

II tou are tEHCsrnsa wa stsaisF
ihsa Assgast tarnIhEs ttshiiits ans
pfenaetIep ~ sia trsfh as 80 - u
The kst8en hsdint hngHs Itaerest'
Hstst Item hsisFs sac Eesnnisstaa
of strAlsht eanyintstlnB riaa eSbas
10 those she eaSliif Cal ~.
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Evening star., 1949-04-26

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sisAss AytinatSn Hfras uFs iae
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Evening star., 1949-04-26
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saa took+ nANBfMAN, reosA sesra
snH saisrYi masi he stiIsels. ssbst
ara seea thaft Crasl man Cars
Ia COkTlA. B4iu hatn. sf,a.
RsgSsn Me TO aAaB -
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Frigidaire Salesman

Good oppos{UhHy fef tsA jAas az
piiaaps ssts.naan ou isu wi pas tfti5s
hasts A rev hei Rssef seEAs
sHes stts yaaf feei ~ ths aasI &.
rp tnist.Isw ssA Mn SCOTT 40
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Evening star., 1949-04-26
TRANSIT CO.
pAPER HANGER

Jids n ~ nv fTKks Heatss %
Rassiya 90 Calm 3ohH. 80 Fftsss
ship hs4sbts sffessGafs siFsf1 10
ths nesf ,
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Fountain Work

Al xuaa psy ter yvaaRs nseu ai 10 ~
ever excellent sRPoFtnnFts Ter sas
Vsnt enstnt pttsaanl seftlhs esnai
tinBs vacations With Pat ApP.s ct
snY PEOpi4Es DRUG MfoHAA 81
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: SALESMAN
Sales Representative

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ear arc wsHs q bsh w3sk SEED ssfa"
tass snA eaAHAs fer advancement
ssa nc sste Tsssssy g -,
Evening star., 1949-04-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SALESMAN

roysFAsx essential F@s ssgttss RAs
per $stsYsH Etsfstfse ass al %,
Evening star., 1949-04-26
SALES SUPERVISOR

Msss@a's sssssns st@g@ shNssw 80
ears Ase&s sEp@ss16s& sMass
msa NsEh s@mwlsssnM tsss s
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Classified Ad Rotes

cARNER 4 MeKEWEN, Buitimors, Nd
Evening star., 1949-06-16
junior Civic League Elects
Falls Church Student

Donald Ellsworth Glover. Is. q
Falls Church High School junior
has been elected mayor OF the
Junior Civic League. He Is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Glover,
$50 Great Falls street.
Balloting for 10 council seats
resulted In election of eight Of the
is candidates, and tie votes for
two seats. Date Of q run-on elec-
ton win be announced later.
Elected were Kitty Sue Lee
Betty Groah. Alice Knight. Bill
May, Pat Schauss. Skip Power,
Tanya Bruskin and Bob McIntire
Candidates who tied were: June
Tunison. Dolores Barofiio. Hern-
don Werth and Ken Wiersema.
The league. which has approxi-
mately 100 members. was organ
lied last year 10 study local gov
ernments and to inform city ON
cials OF the views Of Falls Church
teen-agers on current issues.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Unwilling Aidof Employees Costs
u. S. $54,08O in PIune Theft

The unwilling assistance OF
Washington National Airport en-
ployes In the attempted theft OF
an airplane three years ago. cost
the Government $54. .980.25 in
Alexandria District Court yester-
day.
Federal Judge Albert ". Bryan
ordered the Government to pay
that amount to insurers Of the
plane, which was wrecked by q
l6-year-old boy attempting TO
steal 1t.
Leroy 8. Bendheim. attorney for
the plaintiff, the Insurance Co.
of North America. said the plane
was parked at the airport July
8, ls46. by a pilot for the owner.
John A. Victor. jr.. Of Rochester
N. Y.
The next day. Mr.. Bendheim
said, Q le-year-old boy TAXED the
plane onto the field and started
10 take on. He was tagged down
and told he could not proceed un-
til he paid storage fees on the
plane, 1t was testified.
After telling airport authorities
the plane belonged 70 his fatsSr
Evening star., 1949-06-16
0ber Law Foes Force
Test by Referendum
BY the Assoeiassd Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md. June 49,
Enough foes Of Maryland's new
anti-Red act have been registered
to force the law to q referendum
next year.
The courts have yet to answer
a claim by some of the same foes
that enforcement of the act must
be withdrawn pending the peo-
pies vote.
Kay Lutz, executive secretary OF
the Citizens Committee Against
the Ober Law. delivered referen-
dunn petitions purportedly bear
ing 4.488 names to the secretary
Of States office yesterday.
Added to those previously field,
they raised to l2,949 the number
the committee declares have
signed petitions to demand q
referendum at the November,
1850, general election.
To force q referendum, the
State constitution requires that
petitions bear at least 10000
names, at least half of which
must be Of county residents. All
filed by June 80.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

Bill and Sandy Blackhall, 10,
are identical twins and juniors at
Maryland University.
They have worked on a farm
near Faulkner, Md. for IL years
raised beef cattle for seven years
and made more than enough
money to send themselves to the
university for four years Of ami
NAL huSbandry.
Here for the National All Club
Camp which convened yesterday
at the Raleigh Hotel and will con-
tinue until Wednesday. the twins
sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
A. Blackwell of Faulkner, hope to
have their own farm before long
and go back to raising baby beef
Sandy. whose real name Ii
Alexander. like his fathers, Is
president of the university cam
pus 4-H Club. Bill says then
mother can't tell them apart
Dad knows them q little better
he said.