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Evening star., 1950-04-11
Hollywood Probers
Employ Ex.Judge

Employment Of Stephen S.
Jackson. once judge in the
Children and Family Court in
New York, has been announced
by the Senate Commerce Com
mittee which will investigate
Hollywood morals,
Mr.. Jackson. it was said. will
leave for Hollywood next week to
get -the-spot information. He
formerly worked in the film in
dustry's production code once.
The investigation is scheduled
to open public hearings here
May Is.
Chairman johnson OF the COM
mittee has proposed legislation
to combat what he has called "ex-
ploitation" by the movie industry
OF the bad morals of some of the
stars.
Evening star., 1950-04-11
Tower Guard Sets
American Alright
On Shakespeare
BY the Assoc le,ec esess

LONDON, April ll.-"God save
Richard. England's royal King"
Michael Lewis recited from
Shakespeares Richard the Third"
at the Tower Of London.
The 20-yesr-old son of novels
ist Sinclair Lewis and columnist
Dorothy Thompson, a student at
the Royal Academy Of Dramatic
Arts, had gone to the tower to set.
the atmosphere OF the play.
Pardon me. sir. but" said
beefeater. one of the colorfully
clad guards Of the place.
That line" he continued. Ii
from Act III. Scene VII. which
isn't set in the tower but in Bay.
nard's Castle"
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Australia is planning to in
crease it's already huge egg ship
ments to Britain.
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Four ply Survivors Spent Night
OF Terror in Shurk-FiIIed Sea

fonoled soggy Donald Duck doll
she bought in Miami for her To-
month-old baby girl. The group
told of Is hours huddled together
in a little dinghy tossed by high
seas.
The plane. forced down when
its two engines failed, stayed
afioat two and one half hours but
sank just after the passengers
took refuge in the dinghy it had
carried.
Yesterday morning they were
picked up by the United States
destroyer Rowan. transferred to
the destroyer Brownson and
brought to Kingston.
Evening star., 1950-04-11
l4-Doy Flying Trip
To England Costs S525

LONDON - Nearly a third of
passengers from the United States
who are flying the Atlantic these
days are persons on their first trip
to Europe.
With the pound devalued.
Americans can live in England on
as little as $40 day. With special
round-trip airplane fares, it is
possible to spend a two week vaca-
tion for as little as s525, including
fare,
Evening star., 1950-04-11
Thomas Tends Chicks,
Fails 10 Tend 10 Fine
BY the Associoted Press

NEWARK, N. j., April II.
While former Representative j,
Parnell Thomas tends chickens in
a Federal prison. Government Of
ficials are figuring out how to
collect a $4,000 fine from him.
Thomas. former Republican Rep
resentative from New Jerseys 7th
District, headed the House Com
mittee on Un-American Activities
during the 80th Congress.
He was later convicted of pad
ding his payroll and receiving
kickbacks and sentenced to be-
tween six and 18 months in prison
and a $4,000 fine. He has served
four months of the prison term
but the fine has not been paid.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney John j. Corcoran said here
yesterday that he is checking
means of collecting it. He said he
would look into. such assets as
bank accounts and real estate and
take steps to enable the Govern
ment to take over $4,000 worth.
He pointed out that Thomas
cannot be paroled until the fine
is collected, and added that the
collection process would be
speeded up considerably if some
one volunteered the money" Sc
far there have been no volunteers
Mr.. Corcoran said.
Sources at the Federal correc-
tional institution at Danbury
Conn. say the 54-year -old Con-
gresham has been in charge of a
flock of chickens since his arriva.
there.
Evening star., 1950-04-11
Ulster Still u. :. Ally,
Her Prime Minister
Tells Press Luncheon
By 6ornett D. Horner

Sir Basil Brooke. Prime Minister
Of Northern Ireland. today prom
ised his governments support of
measures to strengthen the North
Atlantic treaty.
The Ulster prime minister, Wis
iting in Washington since Friday.
spoke at a National Press Club
luncheon. He planned to go to
New York later in the day.
In his address. Sir Basil recalled
that Secretary of State Acheson
recently urged that the North At
lantic Treaty nations work toward
even closer cooperation.
Proud to Be an Ally"
He asserted that Northern Ire
land. as part of the United King
dom, already is making IAN i'm
portant strategic contribution to
the North Atlantic Treaty" and
added:
I'VE were proud to be an ally
of the United States in the Sec
ond World War, we are allied still,
and through the British govern
ment we support every step de-
signed to strengthen the North
Atlantic treaty and to enhance
that friendship with the United
States on which the defense of
democracy is so surely based"
Sir Basil spoke only indirectly
OF the continuing controversy over
the partition of Ireland which
leaves the six counties of North
ern Ireland bound to Great Brit
ain while the rest of the island is
an independent country. He said
his mission here is "one of friend
ship-a friendship which 1 will
not jeopardize by plunging into
controversial topics"
Stresses War Service.
However, he emphasized the
contributions of his country to
Allied victory in World War II
during which the Dublin gov
eminent remained neutral.
1ntegration of Northern Ireland
with Great Britain in the United
Kingdom, he declared, rests "on
the will of the great majority of
the Ulster people" who exercise
their legal right to remain united
with Britain"
Sir Basil described the United
States decision to go ahead with
development of the hydrogen
bomb AS "all the more courageous
because reluctant"
He asserted that "in spite of all
announcements ana Illustrations"
the U. N. may yet be made IAN
effective instrument of practical
cooperation between peace-mind-
ed nations"
Evening star., 1950-04-11
By the Assoeioted Press

KINGSTON. Jamaica, April II.
-Four survivors Of a Caribbean
plane wreck told yesterday of a
night of terror in shark-infested
waters before their rescue by the
United States Navy.
The four-Mr. and Mrs. An
thony Brennan of Blacksburg. Va,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Banting
Of England-were aboard a Carib-
bean international Always ply
seaplane forced down Saturday
The two men were officers of the
airline.
Barefoot. her left ankle band
aged to cover cut. Mrs. Brennan
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Murders
Continued From First PageD


thrown on the floor near him, and
his broken glasses also were found
The key to the cashiers cage,
however. was found in it's usual
place in a rack in the watchmens S
room.
The workmen, on completing
their job between the big double
doors, had called for Mr.. Car
penter to obtain a key to lock
the doors before leaving work. Not
being able to locate the watch
man, one of the men went to the
washroom and chanced across his
body.
Police believe a robber or rob-
bers was binding and gagging Mr.
Carpenter to obtain his keys.
and knitted him when he resisted.
Meanwhile, detectives working
l6-hour shifts were leaving moth
ing to chance in their round-the-
clock investigation of the murders.
At least 300 persons, mostly en-
ployes and former employees of
the big store. had been interro-
gated today as additional inter-
views were scheduled at head
quarters. A squad of Is special
lists has been working double duty
since the murders, backed by
whatever additional help they may
need.
Possible Clue Eliminated.
A possible clue was eliminated
when police said that jimmy"
marks on window in the
partition around cashiers
cage in the store had been made
when repairmen forced a window
which had been stuck. This
occurred some time before the
murders. The marks were noticed
when the case was first being in
vestigated but police did not
attach much Importance to them.
Up to so persons were quizzed
yesterday. last night and this
morning in the continuing check
Of personnel. Police said that
several" were fingerprinted and
their clothing tested chemically
for possible bloodstains.
One man. not an employe of the
store, was eliminated as a suspect
in the murders but held for
further questioning in a burglary.
His clothing. police said, contained
bloodstains which he could not
explain. A number of persons
have been re-questioned for vari-
Gus reasons.
Memorial Rites Planned.
Police would reveal nothing
about fineerprints found on
the razor = sharp. long bladed
butcher knife stolen from the
stores tearoom kitchen.
Memorial services for the two
watchmen were to be held on the
main floor of the store at IL am.
tomorrow.
The service was to be conducted
by the Rev. Seth Brooks of the
Universalist Church.
Mr.. Carpenters body was found
about lis am.
Police summoned by the metal
workers searched the upper floors
and found Mr.. Hess body on the
sixth floor near the blood stained
freight elevator from which it
had been dragged.
Detectives under 1t. Richard
Felber, acting chief of the homi-
eide squad, are investigating
the possibility that the robber or
robbers committed the murders
after secreting themselves in the
store before the closing hour.
1t was learned that the night
watchmen suspected the presence
OF such intruders on the night
1 - i
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Aonday. JO. Z-I5II after pm.
PUPPY, Shepherd type. male. about 3
months old: at Eye and 22nd sts NV
- Sat. night. Call NE. 4o91.
Evening star., 1950-04-11
Red Posters in Naples
Protest i. ). Arms Aid
BY the Assoeiosed Pres,

NAPLES. Italy, April 1l.-com-
munist-led peace partisans today
plastered the Naples dock area
with posters protesting the ex-
pected arrival tomorrow Of Amer
lean arms for Italy.
The United States freighter
Exilona was reported nearing the
port with the first shipment of
ornaments under the 81 billion
military aid program for Western
Europe.
Both American and Italian off,
cials kept the time and place of
the unloading a close secret. The
port area where the ship is ex-
pected to dock tomorrow was
closely guarded.
CHERBOURG. France, April IL
P.-French stevedores crowded
Cherbourg's docks today TO sign
up for unloading the freighter
American Importer, expected here
Thursday with the first shipment
OF American arms for continental
France.
Agents for the United States
Lines said the ship is carrying
some 600 tons of arms, including
artillery and rifles.
The French Defense Ministry
has refused to confirm the date or
the port, apparently fearing Com
munist demonstrations.
Evening star., 1950-04-11

KEY CASE, brown upper cali. Between
Eye and K sts. on 18th; 1870 pm
Monday. 10 2-Ifil1 after d m
Evening star., 1950-04-04
Three Other AirIines Sued
BY Slick for $50 Million
BY the Associated Press

TRENTON, N. j., April A.
Slick Airways asked $50 million
damages yesterday in an anti trust
suit against three big airlines and
two industry associations.
Slick accused them of conSpir-
ing to put it and other independ-
ent carriers out OF the air freight
business.
The complaint named as de-
PENDANTS erican AirlineS,
United Air Lines. Transcontinental
& Western Air. the Air Transport
Association and Air Cargo, Inc.
an organization representing ATA
members.
Slick said damages to it's ousi-
ness, property and competitive
position amounted to $40 million.
Triple damages were asked under
the antitrust laws.
The suit charges the alrlines
tried to capture all available
freight business by means of "un-
lawful rebates" threats to Slick
customers" and false and mis-
leading propaganda" about Slick
and other Independents.
The law firms Of Arnold, Fortas
& Porter and Steptoe & Johnson,
both of Washington, represent
Slick in the suit.
Evening star., 1950-04-04
Unemployment Drops
$4,000 10 Total Of
4,123,000 in March

The Nations unemployment
situation is showing improvement
after sinking to its worst condi-
ton in eight years.
| New Census Bureau figures
show 561 900 fewer unemployed in
March than in February. The
March total was 1923, 900, COM
pared with an eight-year high OF
1854, 900 in February.
Employment rose nearly soc, 900
from 56,953,000 in February to
1851 900 in March but Secretary
of Commerce Sawyer was only
cautiously optimistic. saying:
1T is too early to say whether
it reflects much more than the
normal pickup in seasonal in
dustries and the end Of the coal
dispute just prior to the March
survey"
The Census Bureau based its
estimates on data collected March
II. A report from Robert c.
Goodwin, director of the Labor
Departments Bureau Of Employ
ment Security, indicated further
improvement later in March.
Mr.. Goodwin said unemploy-
ment insurance claims dropped
for the week ended March rs to
their lowest level of 1850.
An appeal to employers to
maintain full employment by
creating new jobs and pushing
new products was made here yes
terday before the American Re-
tail Federation by Stanley Mar
Gus, executive vice president Of
the Neiman- Marcus department
store in Dallas, Tex.
The CIO. meanwhile, an
nounced plans to bring to WASH
ington several groups Of union
members and officials from about
dozen areas of serious unem-
ployment."
Evening star., 1950-04-04

Trinidad avenue NE. Bradley died
on the street near Eastern avenue
and Lee street NE. after suffering
numerous knife wounds.
The other man held is the Rev.
William Martin, So. of the 800
block of Princeton place NV. in
Evening star., 1950-04-04
Two Men Held in Shooting and Stabbing Deaths Here

Two colored men were held for
grand jury action by a coroner's
jury yesterday for a fatal stab
bing and shooting.
Evening star., 1950-04-04

Joseph T. Atchison. 10. of 52o7
Nye street, Deanwood Park, Nd.
was held in the death March "a
of A. c. Bradley, 80, colored. 1914
Evening star., 1950-04-04

Portugal now has two plastic
plants. at Venda Nova and Da-
fundo.
Evening star., 1950-04-04

the death Of Eugene Bellfield,
colored. . roomer in his house.
Bellfleld died Of three bullet
wounds Saturday night. Police
said Bellfield had threatened his
landlord with q knife before the
shooting occurred. Martin told
Evening star., 1950-04-04
Sweden Toxes Doncers

STOCKHOLM. - Dancers m
restaurants in Sweden have to paw
not only the piper. but the gov
ernment. too. There is a small
tax on this sort of entertainment.
Evening star., 1950-04-04

police he didn't like the profanity
Bellfield was using around his
children.
Evening star., 1950-04-04

powerful engines. So you get a
gasoline that's "activatcd"!
No wonder Shell is winning
more new customers every day.
Get tankful of "activated" She'll
Premium today. Your Shell Dealer
is the man to see.
Evening star., 1950-04-04
The most
powerful gasoline
your car can use!

YES, many of today's engines
have been stepped-up. they call
for more powerful gasoline! Now
Shell gives you the most powerful
gasoline your car can use Shell
Premium-it's "activated."
Actually. Shell splits molecules
toget more power for today's more
Evening star., 1950-04-04

nERsoNAL INDEPENDENCE founded on individual free
dom has always been of the proudes possessions
of the people Of this country.
1t is exemplified by the self-reance and initiative
which has made America so great. And the high value
people place upon it may be measured by the ever
increasing amount of life insurance Americans own.
Through life insurance man attains security, not
through compuson of the state but through personal
choice Thus he achieves security without sacrificing his
freedom.
Life insurance is mans private, personal means of
fulfilling his hopes and desires for his family future
of seeing to it that his and daughters will be properly
educated of making that his wife and children
Evening star., 1950-04-04
Aetivation makes
the difference

Shell scientists using the finest svsiI.
able crude, activate the molecules by
splitting and rearranging them accord
ing to Shells formula for 4 perfectly
balanced gasoline. The result - Shell
Premium, the most powerful gasoline
your car can use!
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13

serted: "The Gold coast will soon
have a constitution which will
make the most enlightened and
progressive trusteeship seem like
a remnant ofthe horse-and-buggy
age"
Henri Laurentie Of France as
serted that, despite Indignation Of
French Togoland into the French
Union, the trust teritory's deve-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13

concluded from page 81
EW 'Broadways' Children" series,
which begins this week. Herbert
will be head Sunday, July %,
from 1 to 1870 pm.
Twentieth Century-Fox Negro
Film Set For Rivoli Opening
Fred O'Neil, Mildred jeanne
Smith, Sidney Potter and others
will be among the cinema artists
who will appear in Daryl F.
Zanuck's long-awaited personal
production which is said to lend
a fresh approach to racism. The
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13

Union, the trust territory's deve-
district status would be maintain
ed.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13
Va. Bus Co. Denies

BY Carter Jewel

RICHMOND, Va. CAMP De-
scribing a plaintiff as an intenti-
onal troublemaker," the Carolina
Coach Company of. Virginia de-
MED charges Of discrimination be-
fore the State Corporation COM
mission here last week. The
"Troublemaker" reference ap-
piled to a Negro college student
who made charges of discrimina-
ton in a suit filed against the
company.
According to the company's
statement to the commission, Ev-
erett Raney, a Suffolk resident, in
sisted on occupying a seat next to
a white woman on the company's
Suffolk bus which was a violation
of Virginia law.
The bus driver is alleged to
have asked Raney to move, but he
refused, the company's statement
said.
The statement cited Virginia
law top prove that a bus driver
has special powers in this state
and can require any passenger to
change his seat "as may be nee
esary or proper" In recent years
Virginia officials have emphasized
the police power preregatives
which bus drivers and conductors
have under Virginia law to fight
U. S. Supreme court decisions out
having segregation on interstate
carriers.
This law giving bus drives po-
lice powers, the statement says,
stipulates that mo contiguous
seats on the same bench shall be
occupied by white and colored
passengers at the same time"
The statement, which is also an
answer to the racial discrimination
suit filed with the State Corpora
ton commission, says further:
Petitioner, in reality, COM
plains, not of a violation of law
but of the bus drivers comelin-
ance with the law"
Roney asked the State Corpora
ton commission on May 10 to en-
join the bus company from dis
eliminating against him because
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13
NOTICE!

Any neat, intelligent girl
between the ages of 20
and "a who can take
shorthand at the rate of
80 words a minute and
tipping so words per min
ute, please contact the
Daily EXPRESS office any
day between $3.50 pm.
Ask for MIR. B~raithwaite.
Alertness and intelligence
are important. Abilities
must be proven.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13
UNITED NATIONS

concluded from page ~
as a self-governing unit Of a fed
Grafton under the Ethiopian
crown.
y ~ That Eritrea be annexed by
Ethiopia with the western pro-
vince being left under the pre-
sent British administration for a
limited time.
(3) That Eritrea be placed un-
der direct UN trusteeship for a
maximum period of 10 years and
that it then become Independent.
Curiously, Burma and the Union
Of South Africa urged federation
with Ethiopia; Norway, annexa-
ton by Ethiopia except for west
ern Eritrea; and Guatemala and
Pakistan, a 1O-year UN trustee
ship with subsequent independ-
ence.
A three-man UN technical mis-
sion made up of Prof. Carter
Goodrich of Columbia university,
asf chief, and DR.. William Dean
and DR.. William Kooy of the U. N.
Department of Economic Affairs
and Social Affairs, respectively,
started this week for Libya to adj
wise on economic and social de-
velopments.
In the UN Trusteeship council
Britain's John-Fletcher- Cooke in
sisted British Togoland Trust
Territory was benefiting from it's
administration as an integral part
of the Gold Coast colony and as
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13

of his race in transporting him
from Suffolk is the Norfolk Di-
vision of Virginia State college.
Martin A. Martin, Richmond
attorney, filed Raney's petition,
which alleges that that Raney
boarded the bus and took the last
vacant seat. The bus driver, it
says, told him to move $50 that
persons of the white race could
set" Raney refused.
The driver then ordered all
passengers off the bus, drove a.
round the block, and reloaded, but
refused to let Raney get back on
the bus.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13

Neutrality-suspicious. for couple
2 children : after 5 pm. Me
1884 t1S3
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13

FOR RENT Room = kitchen
privileges nice couple Me43O72
t-133
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WANT LUCK AND SUCCESS
Private Readings Daily : Fu-7554
FOR RENT Room. twin beds z
employed women : close to car
line : ME-O554 after S pm. Sat.
anytime. t-134
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13

FOR RENT Furnished room.
Working couple. Mi-7113. t-34
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13

FOR RENT Rooms. A single
girls. Morn. Ad-5398 Eve. Mi
1928. ,t-3S
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13

FOR RENT Furnished rooms.
Couples. Kitchen priv. He-5468
t-134
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13

JOB WANTED Young girl de-
sires part time job. : Typing
preferred, other positions con-
sidered. Public speaking expert
ence. Me-7248 after 600 pm.
If
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13

world premierer will be given at
the Rivoli theatre on Aug. 16.
York's Teeming Millions
Playground Open For New
School is out here for some
100000 happy youngsters and al
most as many teachers. However,
where one theme ends the other
bgins. The playground set-up is
800 strong around the clock. Pools
and community houses will be in
full swing.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13

FOR SALE 6 room modern
house; 100 Elwood ave. $1,000.
Immediate possession. Phone :
Ra-5398 Days! Ta-5481 eve.
t-32
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13

FOR RENT rooms. Privileges.
Me-6542. t-133
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13

FOR SALE 2 lots, 45x0O, on
Adelite between Lakeview and
Mccall. Ideal spot for resi-
. dence. Call He-1O76. If
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-13

RUMMAGE SALE Saturday,
July Is, at st. John Baptist
church. t-33
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CLASSIFIED ADS

THE AILEN HOTEL and GRILL
ONE Of Kentucky's finest hotels
Daily rate: single $3.50, double
$500. Bath. Always Z room.
261S w. Madison st. Phone
Cypress 1926. Louisville II, KY.
Evening star., 1950-09-10

tions in the classrooms If serious
teacher shortages develop.
DR.. John G. Flowers, president
of Southwest Texas State Teach
ers' College. San Marcos, Tex,
and president of the American
Association of Colleges for Teacher
Education; DR.. Givens of NEA and
DR.. Pearl Wanamaker, chief school
officer, Washington State, and
president of the National Council
of Chief State School Officers,
all subscribed to this solution.
DR.. Wanamaker would make
teaching personnel, supplies and
equipment for classrooms and ma
terials for construction the No.
2 priority after the needs of the
military.
DR.. Ralph w. Mcdonald of NEA's
National Commission on Teacher
Education would have teacher
standards made higher so the in
dividual teacher could enjoy high
er salaries. greater community
respect and tenure.
DR.. William Jansen, New York
City's superintendent of schools,
said so long as the schools can
compete with private industry's
salary scales, they will be able to
hold their teachers,