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Evening star., 1950-09-17

The Evening Star has several OPEN
lngS Tor men to solicit subscriptions.
salary plus commission. Must be
over n years Of age. neat In ap-
vious sales experience helpful, Apply
personnel. Room 500.
Evening Star Newspaper
l10l Penna. Ave. NV.
sPOTTER, wool: exper.; steady
gPSs1ti0n Poa 81 an and Fo1d Hs sal; apply 1Goi
ERSPREssER,i aGi i-YoT" for both hls iobs
sFfA@ iaa r1ffERs Rfffi Ia sxps2 s2l7 only 1e for
Looping; Sa1T az; sba1y STEADY work. permanent
sTockH e. CLERK, 2RGh white, experience 1f5
helpful but not necessary. w. A.
LOCKWOOD DENTAL CO. 1922 Eye
sTocKS CLERK and warehouse man
tor wholesale plumbing and heating
eOndsntlaN Wrte Box sly 81 FfPlaSs sts4
STOCK CLERK for mems furnish
giy o,J J@ansgsr. NATIONAL SfPSlsaf'''; SHIFT hpr
STOCK CLERK" " two, Sc; Over over i9 p, to
sESgoN {6s {N5seTi' Tith ess St. s'R sARtLY is n
STOCK CtERK-Young man, Just
ssIes Sat ol nan nisn School. to handle stock
once each morning. Good perm.
oppor: for conscientious worker.
Call Ma. 6575 for appt.
"STOCKS-BONDS"
An .old-established investment firm
desires several associates to qualify
as registered sale representatives Of
the New York Stock Exchange. Ex-
cellent opportunity. Leads and full
cooperation furnished. Experienced
applicants will be given preference.
apply to MI Joseph P. Kreeger,
ST.. ME. 1929.
STOCKMAN. COLORED, WANTED for
natl concern; high sch. grad; exper
pref. MR.. CoNNoRS at Ii. 3-5326
STORE PORTER; permanent position
ary. See Mr.. Beck, MARVINS, 734
9TH st. NV.
SUPERINTENDENT FOR
Large Dry Cleaning Plant
statf Ss4zs age; stas Qualifications etc. Box
TAILOR-FITTER-Small amount Of
alteration. mems and women's cloth
ing. Help run office, wait on custom
ers. Permanent year-around position
HOMELAND TAILORS, 511 Atlantic
Bids. $50 F st. NV 10
civilian work; white only. Apply to
the POST TAILOR SHOP. Bldg. r
316, Boiling Air Force Base. 10
TAILORS. 3, mems and ladies' alter
steady Job for those who qualify.
ALTERATION HOUSE, 91s F ST.
NV
TECHNICAL ILLUSTRATOR, must
have at least l years exper. Send
resume; good chance for advance
M
Evening star., 1950-09-17

person. 4lS new Jersey ave. NV :
NIGHT AUDITOR, National Cash
Register knowledge; 1st-class Bait.
hotel. Write. giving exper. and refs,
to Box 1927, Star. II
OIL BURNER installation mechanics
and eectgrdicians. 9 L st. s.w.' be-
OIL BURNER MECHANIC. or man
with some knowledge Of oil burners;
steady work. UNION OIL BURNER
CO, WA. 1926. -17
OIL BURNER MECHANIC
Exper. on all types of heavy oil burn
ers. Permanent. $4,000 guaranteed
Time and a half. vacation. transp
Replies confidential. Box BODY
Star. IL
Package Room Manager
In Ige. apt. bldg, white, $50 6-day
wk. See Mr. Sparks, 8 to IL am
only, 713 Lamont st. NV. Ia
PAINTERS. experienced; work al
winter for dependable men; Cal
Sunday between 8 and Ia CHI
1890.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
JUNIOR
SALES EXECUTIVE

Due to substantial expansion, Prem
tice-Hall. Inc. offers to young
man, 2S-40, a unique opportunity
to train for an important sales
executive position in the college
textbook publishing business: must
be a college graduate, some sales
exper. preferable; agreeable, sim
cere personality; accustomed to hard
work and self-discipline; essential
industry, not affected by shortages
or prioritieS; salary, all expenses.
profit sharing without investmenQ :;
pension. This is a permanent lob.
Telephone MALCOLM DRESSER, Ma.
46I4 (Washington). Wednesday,
Sept. 90, ONLY, or write to him at
10 Fifth ave. New York II. giving
complete information on education,
exper., age, marital status, military
status, starting salary desired.
JR. CRAFTSMAN, at least one years
experience or equivalent training.
Personnel director. WASHINGTON
SUBURBAN SANITARY COMMIS-
SION, Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
HELP MEN tcont.)
Janitor-Delivery Man

The Star has an opening Tor a
colored man between % and 35
years of age to act as janitoT and
clear record and D. c.. driver S
permit are required. Must be able
to pass physical exam. Apply per
sonnel. Room 506.
THE EVENING STAR
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Evening star., 1950-09-17
SALESMAN
ELECTRONIC ORGAN

Permanent position with long estab-
lished house. Opportunity to build
a profitable future. Sales experience
essential. ability to play desired.
Must be capable of making surveys
and preparing finished installation
proposals.. Liberal salary, COM
mission and car allowance. Only
qualified applicants need apply.
Personal interview arranged. Box
302-X Star
Evening star., 1950-09-17
MESSENGER
Multilith-M h-Multigraph
OPERATORS (3)

Permanent EMPLOYMENT. Apply in
person. 41S New jersey Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
STOP, READ, THINK


We're of the opinion that most men
down deep inside would like to be-
come q salesman of some kind but
don't have the nerve to apply for
tbe Job because they don't think
they have enough experience II
you think you can live on 500 per
wk; during 4-wk. trial period we
will put you through our training
school. If you qualify after your
training period, you will become a
permanent member of our organ
ization and can earn as much as
$1,000 every month.
If this appeals to you in any way,
read this I'D again and analyze it
in your own mind and then you
decide after an interview with our
company whether or not you would
like. to learn the highest paying
profession in the world. Apply to
Mr.. Lockyer
1922 18th ST. NV.
Personnel division. $50 to 1890 only
Evening star., 1950-09-17
SAI,ESMEM

statesmen
Experienced. Mems clothing and
FURNISHING and min dept. Excellent salary
EISEMAN;S
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-13
COMEDY, MUSIC
 IN NEW FEATURE,
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Take Me Out to the Ball Game" marks the first reunion of Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly since their sensationally successful Anchors Aweigh,' and teams the two stars for the first time with Esther Will Hams. This feature opens at the Capitol Theatre Sunday.
 Based on an original story idea by Gene Kelly, himself, and Stan ley Donen, the new Technicolor tuner places the emphasis on com edy, music and romance. It's the story of song-and-dance team, vintage 1906, who put away their greasepaint in the spring and join a big league baseball team. There they score hard fought victories both on the diamond and in the hearts of two of the loveliest young ladies who ever wore corsets!
 With songs by Roger Edens, Betty Somden and Adolph Green, the musical numbers present Sinatra at his singing best and also give Kelly novel background for some of his most spectacular dance crea- tions.
 Esther Williams, presented with her first real opportunity to sing and dance on the screen. portrays an athletic-minded young lady who takes charge of a baseball team.
 Betty Garrett plays Sinatra's TO- mantle interest in the new film; Edward Arnold is cast as a gamb- Ter; and another featured role is filled by Jules Munshin. remem- bered as the comic waiter in "Eas- ter Parade"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-13
SHIRLEY TEMPLE,
 CLIFF WEBB STAR
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Presenting dapper Clifton Webb as the hilarious Belvedere he made famous in last years comedy treat, Sitting Pretty" MT. Belvedere Goes to College" is not sequel, &C., cording to advance reports, but rather an all new picture with only "Belvedere" retained.
 Starring Shirley Temple with Webb. the Twentieth Century Fox comedy is scheduled to open tonight at the 20th Century Theatre. MT. Belvedere Goes to College" shows Webb. who is becoming more and more difficult to distinguish from the self-styled genius he has ere ated, enrolling at Clemens College where he proposes to finish the four year course in one year.
 Because he never took time out from his 'genius-ing" to get de- gree, and since he is eligible to receive an award of $10,000 as soon as he can get one. the cosmopolitan MT. Belvedere is most anxious to go through the school with no regard for the secondary pleasures usually associated with college education.
 Yet the amazing MT. Belvedere becomes the biggest man on the campus" In fact he is it" but Shirley Temple must be convinced and there is plenty of entertainment in this big feature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-13
LEADERS IN B. B.

Leaders in major baseball leagues through games of yesterday are:
 American League
 Batting = Dropo, Boston. .436; Lehner, Philadelphia, BIT.
 Runs Batted In = Stephens and Williams, Boston, 26.
 Home Runs-Williams, Boston, g.; Rosen, Cleveland, T.
 Pitching - Stobbs, Boston, 20, 1000; Houtteman. Detroit, Al. 800.
 National League
 Batting - Musial. St. Louis, .462; Pafko, Chicago, 423
 Runs Batted In-Jones, Philadel- phia, 21; Kiner, Pittsburgh, 20. Home Runs Gordon, Boston, Kiner. Pittsburgh and Jones. Phila- delphia, T. Pitching Rush. Chicago and Werle, Pittsburgh, 80, 1000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-13
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, The Alaska Railroad, Anchorage, Alaska. Sealed bids in quadruplicate will be received until 200 p.m.. May 31, 1850, at the Office of the Chief Engineer, The Alaska Railroad, Anchorage, Alaska, for the construction of a Diesel elec- tric power generating plant at An chorage, Alaska. All bidders are in formed that the project for which materials or equipment and/o work, on which you are invited to bid, is being jointly financed by The Alaska Railroad and the Chugach Electric Association, Inc, borrower from the United States of America acting through the Administrator of the Rural Electrification Administra- ton, Washington, D. c. The Diesel electric generating plant is the in- itial portion of power plant being constructed by the aforementioned association. The initial generating plant consists of two CD 600 XIV Diesel generator sets and one CD 800 XIV generator set, together with any and all auxiliary equipment and the necessary housing for the installa- ton. Ultimately, three (3) 5000 XIV steam turbine generators, together with all auxiliary equipment and building, will be advertised for bid and will constitute the final com- pleted plant The plans and speci- fications have been prepared under the direction of H. w. Beecher, Con- sulting Engineer for the joint proj- ect. Upon application, four (D sets of drawings and specifications will be supplied free to each general contractor. Such contractors must show suitable experience in power plant erection before plans and specifications will be released. Plans and specifications may be secured from the Office of the Chief En- gineer. General Office Building Room 236, The Alaska Railroad, An chorage, Alaska, or from the Offices of The Alaska Railroad, 240O Fourth Avenue South, Seattle 4. Washing ton. R. A. Sharood, Chief Engineer
 First publication. May g, 1850.
 Last publication, May 13, 1850.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-13
LULU FAIRBANKS
 E GIVEN HoNoR5

WALLA WALLA, Wash, May 13 -lRLLulu Fairbanks of Seattle was honored yesterday as Wash ingtons Woman of Achievement for the year.
 The award was made at the state convention of the business and professional women's clubs.
 Miss Fairbanks is circulation manager and associate editor of the Alaska Weekly. She is widely known in the state and Alaska and is a longtime officer in the In ternational Sourdough organiza- tion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-13
TWO GUEST SPEAKERS
 AT S0R0pTIMIST CLUB

Two speakers gave exceptionally interesting talks to Soroptimists at the luncheon meeting of the club on Friday. Henry Haugen, Juneau High School student reviewed his winning examination paper on the United Nations, written for re- cent contest. Speaking extempor- aneously, with great poise and sub tie humor, his presentation was so fine that members of the club urged him to take up some type of work in which he could make use of his public speaking ability. He was presented with $5, awarded by the S,oroptimist Club. With him as guest of the club was John Richardson who placed second in the contest.
 Mildred R. Hermann, telling the club of her part in the statehood hearing before the Senate Con- mittee in Washington, last month, stressed the informal aspects of the meeting with humorous ac- count of some of the things which happened there and which did not ] make the headlines. Mrs. Her mann said that she felt she had been able to show the Committee that Alaska could finance statehood without substantial increases in taxation.
 | AS sponsors of Brownie Troop No. 3, Soroptimists were issued an invitation to be guests of the troop at their tea to be held on Satur- day, May 2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-13

FOR SALE BY ADMINISTRATIONS JOHN E. ERICKSON TROLLING BOAT "SUNDOWN" - OFFICIAL NO. 31-G-200-Ready to fish.
 SALE: Boat will be sold at ELFIN COVE, ALASKA, ON SEALED BIDS RECEIVED BY ADMINISTRATOR ON OR BEFORE 200 P. M. ON MAY 19, 1850.
 TERMS: CASH = RIGHT RE- SERVED TO REJECT ANY AND ALL INSUFFICIENT BIDS.
 BOAT MAY BE EXAMINED AT ELFIN COVE, ALASKA.
 ERNEST O. SWANSON,
 Administrator Estate
 John E. Erickson, Deceased. First publication, May Il, 1850. Last publication, May IS, 1850.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-13
HOSPITAL NOTES

Angus Mcdonald of Fairbanks was admitted to St. Ann's hospital yesterday. Mrs. Margot Hendrick- son, Mrs. Henry Meggitt, and Mrs. LeRoy Drawe and her infant son were dismissed.
 Irene Nathan of Rake was ad- mitted to the Government hospital
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-13
DIVORCE GRANTED

In the District Court, ElinOr Mc- Kinnon has been granted a divorce from Walter McKinnon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-13

Fresh Herring Now Available At
 STURM'S LOCKERS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-13

Store your furs with Chas. Gold stein and Co. Phone 1O2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-13

Plague was regarued by many i'll medieval Europe as a manifestation of divine wrath.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-13

Store your fuia with Chas. Gold stein and Co. Phone 102.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-13

sCHwINN BIKES AT MADsENs
Evening star., 1950-12-22
BY the Associated Press

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 22.-
A lifetime in prison no longer
faces Composer Frank M. Grand
staff. He will march through the
gates to freedom today.
Gov. Gordon Browning signed
his pardon yesterday and said he
is convinced Grandstaff has re-
pented and is determined to walk
a path of rectitude."
The last of 20 offenses on his
record-theft of a $25 radio in
Memphis in 1940-caused Grand
staff to be committed to State
prison here for life as an habitual
criminal
In the dreary years that fol-
lowed, his native talent came
forth. Tapping out the rhythm
on the walls of his cell, he COM
posed the 70-page Big Spring
Cantata,' 1t was inspired by a
book on the Texas town by Drug
gist Earl Philips.
On request of the Governor of
Texas, Gov. Browning last year
permitted Grandstaff to attend
the Big Spring centennial. Thou
sands there heard his music.
He made good impression on
the people of Texas" Gov. Brown
ing's pardon announcement said.
MANY connected with that cele-
bration have inportuned me to
give him another chance"
Gov. Browning reserved the
Evening star., 1950-12-22

fright. however, to imprison Grand
staff again unless he conducts
himself as a law abiding citizen.
The last complication was
cleared before Gov. Browning
signed the pardon. Paroles Super
visor Gus Harrison advised the
Governor the Michigan parole
Board has reinstated Grandstaff' s
parole and will continue it for a
year A Michigan hold order faced
the 49-year-old convict-composer.
1t was on a 1888 warrant charging
parole violation on sentence for
breaking and entering.
| So Grandstaff will be free. The
first thing he'll do, he says, is go
to the Cathedral of the Incarna-
ton here land drop down on my
knees in prayer. Then I'll go see
| the girl I should have married 80
years ago. Then I'll go see my
mother again"
| The girl is attractive. blue-eyed,
brown-haired, 47-year-old Mrs.
Mildred McConkey. In Fort
Wayne, Ind, she said. II have all
the faith in the world in Frank
and will keep working until he
is given a chance"
| She said they would set a date
for their marriage as soon as pos
sible, Mrs. McConkey lives alone.
A son is in the Navy; she has a
married daughter and two grand
children.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Shah Relenfs, Husband
OF Princess Declares
By the Associated Press

TEHERAN, Iran, Dec. 22.-Vin-
cent Hillyer, young Californian
whose marriage last summer tt
Princess Fatemeh angered the
Shah, said today the Persian ruler
has completely forgiven his pretty
sister.
His majesty was very cordial
and pleased TO see his sister again, -
Mr. Hillyer told reporters. The
Shah is going to issue court
decree soon officially restoring the
royal perogatives he took away
when we married"
Mr.. Hillyer and his royal bride
returned to Teheran December 19
for the Shah's wedding. The
ceremony, scheduled for Decem-
ber 81, was postponed because OF
the illness of his fiancee, 19-year-
old Soraya Esfandiari.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Judy Garland Ports
With Husband Amicubl,
BY the Associated Press

bf me ASSoCiufed FfeSs
HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 22.-Judy
Garland announces she and her
husband, Director Vincente MIN
nelli, have separated.
The singing star said yesterday
that "the amicable arrangement
was made two weeks ago. She
gave no plans for divorce yet
Miss Garland, %, and Mr.. Min
nelli, 81. have been married since
1945, and have one child.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
U. 5. Power Exceeds Reds
Stassen Tells India Press
BY the Associated Press

NEW DELHI, India, Dec. o.
Harold Stassen. president of the
University of Pennsylvania. de-
clared today he thinks the United
States has greater overall military
power than Russia AS an ex-
ample, he pointed out American
industrial capacity and ability to
expand her forces.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Italian Envoy Backs Hoover
On Criticism Of Europe
BY the Associoted Press

bT IHE NSSOSTufed FTeSS
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Italiar
Ambassador Alberto Tarchiani
said yesterday he agrees with
Herbert Hoover that Europe has
not done its part in rearming.
Mr.. Tarchiani talked with news
men during stopover here while
flying back from Rome to Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
Thai National Doy
Marked at Embassy
Other Entertaining and Travels
Of Diplomats at This Capital
By Kothorine M. Brooks

post as counselor In which she
served so successfully last year.
The Cuban Ambassador -desig-
nate, Senor Luis Machado. who
was in Montevideo for a confer
ence, has gone to the Argentine
and. accompanied by Sonora de
Machado and their very attractive
young daughter, Senorita Elena
Machado, are visiting in Buenos
Aires. They are expected to go
back to Havana late this week
or early next. and probably will
be coming to Washington again
before the autumn.
The second secretary of the Ca
madam Embassy and Mrs. Robert
w. Dunn will leave Thursday for
the Dominion. They will have q
visit with the formers family in
Ottawa. her family in Niagara -on-
the Lake, and then spend the re-
mainder of their two-month va
cation at Muskoko. Before re-
turning to Washington they will
stop in Montreal, where Mr.. Dunn
will renew old acquaintances and
friends in newspaper work.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
Exclusively Yours
Princess Margaret and Earl of DoIkeith
May Find Grouse-Shooting Season Hectic
By Betty BeoIe

Even British news sources be-
lieve that Princess Margaret and
the Scottish Earl of Dalkeith are
bethrothed despite lack of official
confirmation. They seem to think
that an announcement will be
made on August 81, Margaret S
Goth birthday, but looking at the
situation from 5000 miles away,
one wonders how the King of
England'S youngest daughter and
the future duke of Buccleuch
who is heir to one-half million
acres of Scottish earth, can sur
vive the pressure of the press that
long. Especially if Margaret goes
again this summer, as she did last
August, for grouse shooting to one
of the Earl's ancestral homes
Drumlanrig Castle in Thornhill
DumfrieSsashire County, Scotland
With that name one can almost
smell the heather.
The grouse season in Scotland
begins this year on August IL, and
it's unthinkable that a young
Scots sportsman would miss it
leastwise an earl. He is, as the
British would say, certain to 60
And since the 26-year-old rich,
redheaded nobleman probably has
one of the better setups for grouse
shooting, it seems likely that her
royal young highneSs would again
be one of those invited to WELD a
shooting iron.
But how. if they don't an
nounce their engagement first
and put the newsmen at rest. will
they get any grouse? Every time
they take aim, up will pop an ur
and coming British reporter who
will pop the question-iS you is
or is you amt gonna get married
With a British accent, of course
No matter how unfamiliar one
may be with the habits of grouse
one has a feeling that a sudden
f1ashbulb would send the entire
covey covering to cover. In short
the shooting would be shot.
The Earl, who went to Etor
(natch) and Christ Church OK
ford, is patron of music. It was
also last August "a busy month";
that he was reported "as bring
ing more and better opera to
the provinces of Britain with q
cast of "a singers belonging tc
the Orpheus Society, of which he
is president" Princess Margaret
has not shown any particular
operate bent, but, as one English
man put it. with her education
she couldn't fail to have a proper
interest in opera" The Earl's
town house, incidentally, is located
at No. Is Grosvenor Square, which
Evening star., 1950-06-25

is a stones throw from the Amer
lean Embassy and not far from
Buckingham Palace, the home OF
his possible future bride and
cousin by marriage. The Earl is
the nephew of the Duchess OF
Gloucester, sister r-in-law of George
VI.
Some IS Washingtonians are
still blinking from those bright
lights used in the making of the
movie "The Magnificent Yankee
from the book Yankee From
Olympus" about Justice Oliver
Wendell Holmes. Washington
scenes were filmed here all last
week and they are still being
made, but two local newsmen have
finished their acting stints, are
now sitting back mulling over the
probable fame that will result from
their lifelike Interpretation of
their roles. Charles Alldredge
publiciSt, and Vern Haugland of
the A. P. play the part of report
ers interviewing the late Justice
BrandeiS Oouis Calhern) on the
Capitol steps during the fight over
his appointment. Both men ad-
mired each other profusely in
their derby hats. Bachelor
Charles feels that he looks SO
fascinating in his that it will bring
the derby back into style. He
also sports handlebar mustache
that is tantamount to major
camouflage project. Nelson Shep-
i ard of The Star, however, actu-
ally covered the case at the time
and swears there was no such
growth on the reportorial upper
| lip of anybody on the scene. Tut
tut. MGM, leave us be accurate
Henry Seay, who rides and re-
sides in the area of Potomac, Md.
has contributed a trophy for the
Potomac Hunt Show this after
noon that makes sense. He never
could see any point in people win
ming unusable silver cups to line
up on shelves. but people have
been doing it for years. The win
ner of the working hunter class
this afternoon will receive cov-
eted silver wine cooler that is in
sulated and also has top, so il
can be used as an ice thermos
Think I'll take up riding again
Evening star., 1950-06-25
The Misses BeoI|, Owens, Savage and Shaw
Wed in Church Ceremonies Yesterday

The son of Senator and Mrs.
William F. Knowland of Pied
mont, Calf. Mr.. Joseph William
Knowland, was married yesterday
to Miss Dolores Faye Beall,
daughter of Mr.. Forrest Purdum
Beall of Sandy Spring. Md. The
Rev. Conrad w. Jordan officiated
at the 4 o'clock ceremony in the
Oakdale Emory Methodist Church,
Oakdale, Md. The reception was
held in the garden of Foxley. the
Ashton. Md, home of Mr.. and
Mrs. David L. Brigham, brother
in-law and sister of the bride.
Wearing a chantilly-type lace
gown with a yoke of illusion, a
chantilly- type lace cap and a
fingertip veil of imported illusion,
the bride was given in marriage
by her father. She was attended
by Estelle Knowland as maiden
Of honor, her sister. Miss Flora