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Evening star., 1950-05-14
statesmen

We furnish each OF our
sAlesmen with O full schedule
Of appointments daily. Our
present saleSmen are earning
above average incomes.
II you are between the ages
Of rs and 40. married. have
An automobile and willing to
work hard. apply promptly at
10 am, Monday. May Is.
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SUPERINTENDENT,
RHOTOEMGD YrIMG nI A NJ

Located In Baltimore
To take full charge; permanent posi-
ton. Box 75-H, Star.
STENOGRAPHER, capable. 39-hr.,
5h-day week; S45. Vacation and
hospital plan. Call WI. 1922 lie
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, part-time
week: Sl.25 an hour. BOX 23S-H,
STOCK MAN, experienced; manage
stock clerks and take care of stock
control: good salary; permanent po-
IiSs PL1s SALES fs e., q SeF%aa sas pa ave. nN NV
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EXceptional Onnortllnitv

Opportunity
An Al rated nationally known manu-
facturer maintenance line sold to Of
fice buildings. hotels, restaurants,
dairy industry, Government build
ines schools and colleges has open
ington, Virginia, Maryland area
We have active clientele buying over
past 20 years. Commissions ad-
vanced weekly. We train you at fac
tor End in field. Phone M. p.
SPEAKMAN. National 1872, Mon.
day and Tuesday. IL
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Please reply, stating qualifications for
the JOB, age, education and expert
ence. Boz 497-E. Star. Ia
TYPIST-Stngle girl; some expert
erce in operating dictaphone. Salary
position with q national arm. Cali
18th and M sts. NV. between 10
and 3: see employment manager.
TYPIsT, some knowledge Of short
hand helpful, for one Of Washing
tons lse, metropoiitan auto dealers
n suburban Maryland. Boz 249-d,
TYPIsT for retail credit and collee-
ton once; steady position. excel.
salary, opportunity for advancement
,Hyay ARgly sLoAN's; 5SS 7th st. nv,
conditions. 5-day week. Opportunity
for promotion. entrance salary, sl75
Ps:,., mo; Gen so Mon. Elk. sloo'
TYPTsT. white. for accounting once;
must be able to type so words pei
min min; ins ruiistims employment. Em-
sonnel once. MAYFLowER HofTL, ri
Conn. ave. and De Sales ST.. 0 am.
rTrisf: Doctor, once: sm-da7 is sl.:
ANON
TYPIsT, exper., accurate, 90 words
or better. 500 beginninG sal. with
regular promotions to one who can
qualify for permanent pos. with
publishing arm. good working hrs.
liberal vacation and sick leave.
Write Bog 1916. star. -l5
be accurate; 4 hrs. daily; s25 week.
AQ. 4116 sitter Q am. lis
TYPIsT-Part time. any Q. 3, or 4
hrs. Call NO. 1921. 1929 22nd ct.
TIYPisT, FILE CLERK, for 9 perns.
nert position, z0-36; b-day week;
experience helpful but not necessary.
Apply Sunday or Monday, Washtns-
ton Cathedrai Wis. and Mas ave.
Mh gAYLzes. --ll
peny, Vic. Silver: SprinS; Encvisdse
GAskins hsiSfu,. 10. 5000. ia
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TRUCK DRIVER

Colored, 25-35 years of age, neat in
appearances; previous experience and
D. c. permit required; must be able
to pass physical examination. Apply
Personnel, Room SOC. No phone
calls.
Evening Star Building
t101 Do Ave NV
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statesmen

Pull and part time. Here is q genuine
opportunity. Earnings. S100 to
$3.50 weekly. A new product that
has had exceptional public accept
ance. No canvassing. Well furnish
the leads and teach you to demon
strate and close. Car necessary
Call To. 4141 for appointment.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

BEAUTY SALON MANAGER and as
sistant manager. Excel. oppor. for
persons qualifying. EMILE. 1871
BooKkEsEEPfER. full or part time.
white, white, some general ONCE experience
TeSifaD1e' Wis a1e - apply in person, 1900
sooK.KEEPER x. and managers asst;
apartment house development; not
over 35, pleasant personality; also
typing and general once work. Cali
BoOKKEEPER-Famiiiar with book
fNpIAN sPpfhiss sPsfNd coUNTR9 cooeURiz II es5S4s cITs
.ans silysr y spring, Md, -15
%oresr for buldsrs sna 1ns ssnsra xeaH ose
ence necessary. Prefer q Bethesda
Fsad Fssident. R. H. BEST. INC. wi.
BooKkEEPER-sEcY.. Thoroughly ex-
pferlenGed. fer hiS;sd reliable and efcient,
patty. Box cSS sSs-G. ssiast Star, '0t rs Tight
BookKEEPING MACHINE operator.
sdsy W. ssIaFk sSGIofkeepins wsssenss s
BookkEEPfSG MACHINE operator.
hoarr hYo1ng LAD, LADY to learn operation OF
eraa era H., ofice; WASHINGTON PROP
= Eis LEO ANC" -oOO Woodley I'd.
sUPERv1soRs-YooSSnr
women capable of supervising work
ers doing a housekeeping lob in
kitchen and dishroom; annual and
SICK leaves. GOVERNMENT SERV-
ICES. INC, 1895 21st st. NV. lis
CANsAsSERS for unusual sure-fire
proposition; earn S75 to SIOO per
week in commission. Apply RIM.
60!: 91S F st. NV.
CASHIER, Georgetown Theater. 1881
Wisconsin ave.
CASHIER. exper. on N. C. r. 1000
installment machine; excel. salary.
E1SEMAN's, 701 7th NV.
sry,, coLoNiAL w VILLAGE LAG anH PHAR- ar
MACY, 1887 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
CASHIER. neat and attractive. must
ne experienced for club restaurant.
cAsafEs cAAsHif e. BdokkEEnpTER, sets H nT .,,ssnt
part time. 4-10, for high-class res
taurant: MR, EVANS, OW. 9SSS.
CASHIER CHECKERS for cafeterias
in Government buildings. part-time
over noon hour. We viii train quali-
NED applicants II willing to begin
In relief pool. Must have telephone.
No week end work Age 20 to 40.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC,
lla5 2lSt st. NV
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YOUNG MEN TRAVEL

California and return, new-ear trans
portation furnished; cash drawing
account. No experience necessary.
and pleasant; fun, educational plus
high earnings. Must be 1S to "a
yrs. free to leave immediately: neat,
aggressive. See MRS. JACOBS, IL
to 3 only. Cairo Hotel. No phone
calls accented 1Rs
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TAILOR AND FILTER

Must be experienced on mems clothing
or uniforms; good wages; steady all
year-around position; vacation with
pay and other good working condi-
tions. Telephone Executive 1914.
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SALES FRANCHISE

WHITE CROSS PLAN
We have an opening for a staff men,
Der in Chevy Chase and NE. Wash.
The men selected will average S125
wk. plus bonus. II you are between
20 and 45 years old, married and
have car. see DON MACDONALD,
Dist. Mgr, Rm. 102, Harwill Bldg. =,
1898 X st NV If
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statesmen

70 represent well-known concern on
sanitation chemicals. Commission
yields excellent earnings. Box WS
S53. EQUITY, 221 W. 41st ST.,
NJ IA
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MATTRESSES

Attractive young women A.-
tween Is and IS. for poxt-
tionS located in y, c. hnd
nearby Maryland. Salary
plus tips, meals and uniforms
furnished. Excellent employ
mtnt dement's. Apply person.
mel once.
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WOMEN

part-time work as A Tepressntst,v.
II your own netGhborhood. imme-
oaate OPENINGS In NV, QeorRetoWn.
SneSy Chase and Bethesda. RE
Evening star., 1950-05-14

CASHIER-TYPIST, for front Office of
large appliance company; pleasant
working conditions: good salary;
must have excellent reference. Ap-
ply in person to MR.. Dublin. Gil
18th st. NV. -l5
CATERIST or fancy cook. on cali. to
prepare in my home luncheon, din
ner parties. RA. 1853.
CLERICAL ASSISTANT to auditor
must be able to use comptometor
and have knowledge of tipping
Apply at once personnel once
SEARS. ROEBUCK g. CO., a201
Lawrence ave. ne. lie
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HOSIERY
-rH A%KEN


Must be thoroushly experienced;
Permanent positions with exeellent
salary and commissions.
HAHN SHOE STORES
a1o1 wilson Blvd. Arl-. Va lis
HOSTESS, experienced. for dinins
room and cocktail lounge; 1885
years. Inquire manager. lAFAY-
ErTE HOTEL, 18th and Eye sta.
NV. Dl. 4s1o. la
MAID-WAIrRESS, white or
colored. experienced. Washington
until June lst, then Leesburg, Va,
RnI Rnsii s2s Ssly q e.. Good wases- WTiss
LADIES' to conduct cosmetic charm
week, $40 70 SIS commissions per
evening. WIN train for counselor
Or district manager. See Mrs. FortL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, s4sO
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Mon, May
lo, to . p.m.
LADIES tvhitel, earn SIS weekly IN
leisure time No soliciting, CANVASS
ing Write Box SO0-H, Star. Us
LADY. white. Is to 45. for counter
work. etc. Experience not neces-
sary. Good salary to start and IN
ereases. Intergrtty and depend
ability essential EXQUISITE
CLEANERS, 370o Georgia ave. NV.
LAUNDRY WORKERS, fat-work IRON
erS, experienced. Apply Mr.. BAL
ENGER, 2122 l. st. NV.
MAID, colored. able to work in beauty
salon; experience preferred. BEAUTY
CENTER. 1882 Eye st. NV. Elk.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

PIX OPERATOR. white. Apply in
person, 210O Conn: ave, Monday, 10
to II am. or 8 to 9 pm.
PHYSICAL THERAPIST, white, for
hospital dept. Address Box 241.G.
Press OPERATORS. ..per. Ask for
TAt6jNDSRaYn. asa3 AsrH; ( st. wAsH1NoToN n.s. nlS
PRINCIPAL for pvt. elementary
school and teacher Of 5th and 9Th
grdaes In school year 195O-5i' Must
have admin. ability and able to
promote. Box 1916. Star.
REAL ESTATE REPRESENTATIVES
Full or part time; experienced or IN
experienced; make that extra cash
nov nov with us-your community
representatives needed, living in:
GIenmont Heights, Village, Forest,
Wheaton Crest and wheaton Hills;
kensington View, North Kensineton'
kenstngton Heights, HomeWood' l.
Capitol View, Garrett Park, Forest
LEACH & CRoNIN
ll320 Cunningham Court, Wheaton.
Silver Spring. Nd. LO. 5-2772.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
CLERKS

DRY CLEANING STORES
Aristo Cleaners has q few excellent
vacancies for branch managers and
dry cleaning clerks In our branch
stores in the city and nearby Va.
One very desirable vacancy tmmedi-
store Fine working conditions.
Experience desirable but not neces-
sary. Ages 2A-40 only. Apply in
person. ARISTO Branch store,
3421 14th st. NV. corner New
and IL noon. Va. applicants may
phone TU. 1923 for appointment
fnr intArYiAW In Va
Evening star., 1950-05-14

CASHIER-TY
Young lady wanted for small loa n
ONCE. Experienced preferred. Per-
mSnsnt, interesting position. Mr..
LINKE, 3407 Perry St, Mt. Rainier.
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SALES TRAINER

Age 25-4O; approx $50 weekly for
2-week training period: average 500
weekly thereafter. MR.. MARLIN,
1900 18th st. NV, 10 to l only.
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MAID

some exper. in dresses, coats and
suits. Apply KLEINS, 1877 r st.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

STENOGRAPHER
Young lady under 35 yrs. of age for
interesting work in pleasant sur
beginner who Is neat and accurate
in her work. Apply personnel ONCE
HOTEL STATLER, 10th and x SITS
NV, IR
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HELP MEk
NEED CASH NOW229
HELP WOMEN

ADDREsSERS-TYPISTS, also per-
manent position open for secretary
receptionist. Capable and conscien.
ious young lady. accustomed TO meet
diate increases. Write RECORDING
STUDIOS 1r3a Cnnnecticut ave.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No. 1886 Letters of Administra-
ton having been granted on the
9Th day of October, 1850, by the
Chancery Court Of Holmes County,
Mississippi, to the undersigned
upon the estate of Riley Williams,
Deceased, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims again
st said estate to present the same
to the Clerk of said Court for pro-
bate and registration according to
law within six months from this
date, or they will be forever bar
red.
This the 9Th day of October,
1850.
MARTHA WILLIAMS, Admin
istratrix. 26-4tnp
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4. DONE - beautifully
d~one-washed and rinsed
twice, top to bottom. in
just 9% minutes under
normal water pressure)!
The lid opens automst-
ically for fash drying.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-12

z. PLACE dishes in
Bishwasher i~rsd;vidually
(no lifting of heavy,
loaded baskets. Add
small quantity Of rec
commended detergent.
Close I'D, and
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Legal Notices
NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT
OF BOND SALE

Pursuant to the directions OF q
resolution passed, approved and
adapted by the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen of the City Of Lex
ington, Mississippi, acting for the
Cay of Lexington Separate
School District of Holmes County,
Mississippi, on October 3, 1881
notice is hereby given that Sl3,-
$4,000 of the serial bonds OF the
said City of Lexington Separate
School District will be offered
for sale. at public auction at the
City Hall in the City of Lexington,
Holmes County, Mississippi, at
BOO o'clock PM. on Monday, the
18th day of October, 1850.
Said bonds shall be in denoml-
nations Of $4,000 each, and shall
be dated October l, 1850, and the
interest thereon will be payable
semi-annualiy, and said bonds
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Master Degrees Granted
Three Holmes Teachers

Three members of the Holmes
faculty, who have been attending
school for the last few summers,
received their Master degree in
August.
Mr.. H. A. Thomas, who teaches
college agriculture, completed the
work for the M. S. degree at Mis-
sissippi State; Coach j. W. Pat
rick, high school instructor and
football director, finished the
work for the Master of Education
degree at Mississippi State, also;
and Mr.. Fl. w. Morton, director
of band and teacher of commerce,
was granted the Master degree
in Business Administration at the
University of Mississippi.
OF the twenty three members
on the Institutional staff, seven
teen now have the Master degree.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-12

Every bid for the purchase OF
any of said bonds shall be accom-
panied by a cashiers check, certi-
lied check or exchange issued or
certified by a bank located in the
State of Mississippi, payable to
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Lexington, Missis-
sippi, the governing authority OF
said City of Lexington Separate
School District in the amount OF
not less than two per cent OF the
par value of the bonds offered
Tor sale. The said Board OF Mayor
and Aldermen of the City OF Lex
ington, Mississippi, reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
This notice is an advertisement
nj the sale of said bonds.
This the 3rd day OF October,
1D6O.
c.. A. GLOVER, Clerk Of the
City of Lexington, Miss. 25-2tnp
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Gard OF Thanks

I wish to take this means to
express to everyone my deepest
appreciation and most sincere
thanks for every act of kindness
during my recent lengthy illness.
Especially do I wish to thank
DR.. Brumby and DR.. Herring, Mrs.
bridge and the entire nursing
staff, both white and colored, for
their untiring attention. To all my
friends who were SO kind ! shall
always be grateful.
Sincerely,
c. F. Moore and Family
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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
OF CHURCH MET MON.

The Women of the Presbyterian
Church met Monday with ten pre-
sent. Mrs. c. r. Hamlin presided
and led in prayer. Church Paper
week was presented and orders
taken. The Group Conference will
be held in Winona Thursday, Oct
ober 10. Mrs. r. L. Ray had charge
of the circle program, Nehemiah's
Prayer.
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TchuIo News

Miss Becky Baine and Mrs.
Dick Nelson of Madison spent Fri
day night with Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Baine, Jr. Mrs. Byron Sharpe
and Mrs. H. B. MCGEE, Jr. accom-
panied them to Durant on their
return Saturday.
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ed basketball. Nancy is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Tate.
Joan Allen, a high school sop
homore, is active in class func-
tons. She has had piano, voice,
expression, and tap dancing. She
is a member of the Choir and Glee
Club, and is one of the majorettes
in the band. She plans to attend
college at Ole Miss and become a
singer. Her parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe F. Allen and her grand
father is Judge Allen, all of
Goodman.
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Amurins LEFTOVER with
Exdusiye HYDRO BRUSH Action

Water is ''booster-heated' to ideal
washing temperature. Then, "a
whiring jets brush-fiush every hol.
low and contour of every dish and
utensil. followed by piping-hot dou-
bic rinse. Dishwasher stops, pops
open for fash drying. Automatically.
electrically
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Leaves For Cuba

Mr.. John Murrell McRae left
this week by plane from Jackson
for Baragua, Cuba, where he Will
resume his business.
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Ole Miss Cheerleaders

John Murrell McRae, Jr., and
Henry Paris, junior students at
Ole Miss, are cheerleaders for the
Ole Miss football team this year,
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8. START automatic
operation with q flick Of
q switch. The more
dishes you have. the
more time you save.
Ample capacity for nix
settingsl Dishes are
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l. ScRAPE loose food
waste into opening of
Youngstown Kitchens
Food Waste Disposer or
receptacle. No other prep
aration needed for Jet
Tower washingl
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Attend Funeral

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Parker at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Park
er's uncle, Mr.. Doc Lacey, in va
zoo City, Saturday.
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sports and is a physical education
major. During her freshman year
she was a cheerleader and a MEM
Der of the annual staff. This year
she is head cheerleader. Her
friendly smile and warm greeting
have won her many friends on
the HJC campus.
The freshman maid, Nancy Tate,
is a graduate of Carthage High
School and is a business major.
During her high school days she
took music, was a cheerleader,
was on the annual staff, and play
Evening star., 1950-12-21
By the Associated Press

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 21.-
Frank M. Grandstaff. who COM
posed the 70-page "Big Spring
Cantata" in his prison cell. soon
will be a free man.
It is believed he will be the first
man ever sentenced as an habitual
criminal to be pardoned in Ten
nessee.
Before an announcement by
Gov. Gordon Browning last night,
the 49-year-old convict-composer
faced the prospect of spending
the rest Of his life behind prison
walls.
Gov. Browning said, "I am CIV
ing him a pardon to let him get
out Of the State. All the matters
for which he was convicted were
very small offenses and I am not
satisfied to leave him there"
The Governor said he would
sign the pardon papers today or
tomorrow. He added he under
stood Grandstaff will go to In
diana or Texas.
The cantata was the key that
unlocked prison doors for Grand
staff'S week of freedom in Big
Springs, Tex. in October. 1949,
1t was inspired by a book written
by Druggist Earl Philips. Grand
Evening star., 1950-12-21
Convict Composer to Be Freed;
MAY Marry and Go to Texas

staff was guest of honor at the
Big Spring centennial.
Grardstaff's record shows &c
ofenses. mostly larceny. It was
a Memphis larceny that brought
him the life sentence 10 years ago
II can't believe this wonderful
thing has happened to me"
Grandstaff said when told the
pardon was coming. II have tried
to analyze myself, to search my
soul. I know have made errors.
For those who have stood by me,
I can say there will never be a
time they will feel ashamed of
me. For those who doubted me,
I must prove them wrong"
Grandstaf said the first thing
he'll do is go to the Catholic
Cathedral here land drop down on
my knees in prayer. Then I'll get
in touch with the girl I should
have married 80 years ago. Then
I'll go to see my mother again"
The girl" he said, is Mrs. Mil
dred McConkey of Fort Wayne,
Ind. He said they plan to marry.
At Fort Wayne. Mrs. McConkey,
At. a Swing shift" worker for
General Electric. said she could
hardly believe the news. She
added that when Grandstaff is
freed. IT am going to marry him" :"
Each has been married twice be-
fore.
Evening star., 1950-12-21

750, 100000 bushels and COM
pares with the 10-year Q939-
1948) average of S95, ,101 900
bushels.
No forecast was given for
spring wheat to be harvested next
year. because it will not be seeded
until next spring. But should
the Spring crop equal the 10
year average 272 million. produc-
ton next year would total ILL.,
096,000 bushels. This compares
with the Government produc-
ton goal Of 1.150.000. 900.
Supplementing the 1851 crop
will be a reserve of around $50
million bushels from past crops.
This reserve and the indicated
1851 crop would give a total sup
ply of about 1921, 100000 bushels.
The largest previous supply was
/ 1.60l .000,0 in 1942.
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Record U. 5. Supply
OF Wheat Predicted
by the Asseciaied Press

The Nations supply of wheat
next year may top the previous
record to build UP a huge reserve
Of the bread grain for war emer-
gency II an official forecast on
production is borne out.
In its first prediction for the
crop, the Agriculture Department
said yesterday the fall-sown win
ter wheat crop to be harvested
next summer may total 899, ,096,-
900 bushels. which would be the
third largest on record.
This is II per cent larger than
this years winter wheat crop of
Evening star., 1950-12-21
Hong Kong Winds Up Record Trading Period

year. That is, 80 per cent more
than the total for the record year
of 1949.
OF this years total, $340, ,693 ,000
was with China and $144,717.o0o
with the United States.
Hong Kong, the great funnel for
China trade, has been hard hit by
the recent American ban On ex-
ports to Red China and by retalia-
tory action by the Communists.
Evening star., 1950-12-21

Miss Durbin, %. and the second
for Mr.. David, "A.
The couple will return to Paris
at the end of the week.
Miss Durbin recently was di-
vorced from Hollywood producer
Felix Jackson. She was divorced
from her first husband. Vaughn
Paul, in 1941 and married Mr..
jackson four years later.
Evening star., 1950-12-21
BY the Associated rress

HONG KONG, Dec. 21.-This
British crown colony port. sudden
ly caught in an economic squeeze
between the United States and
Communist China, has just con-
Guided her most prosperous trad
ing period in history.
Official statistics showed today
the colony did roughly $1,115, 900.
600 Omitted States) worth of busi-
ness in the first II months of this
Evening star., 1950-12-21
Deunnu Durbin Weds
Director Charles David
BY the Associated Press

SARRECUEMINES, France
Dec. 21.-Deanna Durbin and
Charles David, screen director
were married here today in a SIM
pie civil ceremony.
It <waS the third marriage for
Evening star., 1950-12-21

"Life.Size" rectangular
pictures that are sharp,
clear. just z simple
controls -. Bilt.in.
Antcnna.
Evening star., 1950-10-20
By Nelson M. Shepard

There is nothing "hum-drum'
about interpreting the story OF
Washington and its historic
shrines to 3.5 million visitors an
nually during the sightseeing sea-
son, the National Council for
Historic Sites and Buildings was
told yesterday afternoon.
Guides must be prepared for
any kind of surprise. even the
President taking an early morning
stroll. Randle Truett, historian
of National Capital Parks said
at the annual meeting Of the
group.
Recently President Truman
walked up the steps of the Thomas
jefferson Memorial and greeted
the guide on duty" Mr.. Truett
related. "The President explained
he had never had a real op-
portunity to spend much time
at the memorial to the great
leader Of democracy.
Most of the visitors didn't
recognize the President" the his
torian related. "He walked around
the shrine and stayed about 25
minutes, asking questions and list
ening to our story. Then MIR. T'ru-
man resumed his morning stroll
back to his White House Office"
One of the chief duties Of his
Office. Mr.. Truett explained, is
to interpret Washington to the