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Evening star., 1950-09-18
HELP MEN

SHOE SALESMEN-Must be exper.; ;
excel. oppor. for right man; also part
time; for Washington and suburban
stores; more coming. Apply PENN
BOOTERY, 652 Pa. ave. Sc. lie
SILK SPOTTER and manager. PEEL
ERS, INC. 230S Rhode Island ne.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
OFFICE CLERICAL

Age 2O-30, 5-day. 4O-hr. wk.; Kroup
insurance, including hospitalization,
vacation with pay. and other em-
Plloye dement's; sAFEWAY sToREs.
INC, 1S45 4th st. ne. -2l
OFFICE GIRL. exper., for general Of
nee work. Apply s24 14th st. NV.
OFFICE WORKER. Not another JOB.
This is an opportunity. Alert, good
appearance, capable, willing: must
type well; good salary; congenial
'' Msters D plnAfsa5 j. RauFMAR' MAPPi' me-: ":
PAYROLL CLERK AND rYPIsT, age
20 to 80 preferred; permanent
position, 5-day week. CEcO STEEL
pEoOTGTs nv, NAl 5s94 GoRP' 2o11 K st.
PIX oPERAToR and file clerk With
MRS. sTRA6ss. HSpi' 5fi 7th e Osts0n st. NV. 70
FHx FSe. n1s4s1. under ca. r. * 7e;ss. 5sss
PERSONNEL CLERK. 21-s6, for
permanent position in life Insurance.
company; must have ability to meet
people; typing reauired;. some per-
sT1neI s5s 14e5 fbpes, y pref H.. Apply RIM. 800.
RECEPTioNTsT-YounS: lady. Is TO
22, for reception and teIephone
work; must be alert, quick and
able to touchtype. No experience
required; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.; $50
mo: free transportation. Phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT, MI. 1868.
Ext. 652. for appointment. il
MEDICAL TECH, for
doctors ONCE; $50 per wk. startinx
sal: Call CO. $500 for appt. -IS
Resident MANAGER for large NV.
apt. Quarters furnished. Nice sur.
roundings. Conv. loc. Box 76-Z. Star.
Evening star., 1950-09-18

CARPENTER, maintenance, sober, re-
liable: drivers license. Apply in per-
son. TO 10 am. wkdays. NAYLOR
GARDENS, 30th and Naylor rd Sc.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
DRIVER

Driver for deliveries, to also work
covER1Nd es SE1fEnan; Co sEHATE sGSa e T FLOOR
Evening star., 1950-09-18

men, to handle outside sales. No
's' sion. CLEAN RITE RTE STORES, H5 Sss ss5
F st. NV. -18
Statesmen, 8 high grade men, to
make the final change; an old
financial organization, nationally
acter is looking for 3 men for spe-
cial sales work in Washington and
the Metropolitan Area. We want 8
married men between 25.40 yrs. OF
age, with l or more children, who
are going strong but who see that
their pr present ehaInei n;s;e is too limited
want to make the one final change
to a position of greater opportunity.
To men who qualify q truly remark
able opportunity is open immedi-
ately. II you believe yourself htted
fTns sGT such fu PSsEn sss ana mfs tepSons i Snes
number. Address Box 1867, Star.
sALEsMEN-La Sale Extension tH Uni.
versity wishes to arrange for full
tms mnst !. in an s od s6sa
acter, good practical education, In
dustrious. Business and sales ex-
Psriencs NECESSARY. Age between
the 's risht n man. D'IHl Il means I = psrms-
nent, profitable business of his own
and the territory is . valuable prop
year Thorough training and CO.
operation given with leads from
extensive national advertising. For
appointment furnish full resume and
phone number. Address Box S26-X.
Star -19
statesmen for interesting evening
work; earnings begin Immediately;
must have car. Apply in person,
MILLER's MUSIC STORE. 1888 G
st. NV.
statesmen (2)-one of the oldest
corporations of its kind in America
needs men, age 20 to 46, to call on
prospective customers in Ereater
Washington and on Eastern Sea-
board. We furnish all contacts and
will prove by actual demonstration
from $500 to $500 per mo. In
40-hr. week. Car necessary. For
information and positive proof Of
the above, call between 1890 am.
and 1890 pm. any time after Nom
day at e1S Warner Bldg, 18th and
e SITS. NV. -2l
Evening star., 1950-09-18
AUTO SALESMAN
Auto Undercoat Man

Or helper; good pay, best working
conditions, disqualification. vacation
with pay CHERNER MOTOR CO.,
HO 5000. Ext. 3S. -22
Evening star., 1950-09-18
HELP MEN
LINOLEUM MECHANIC

Good proposition for an exper. all
around man. SENATE FLOOR
COVERING CO.. 3O19 M st. NV.
-18
for genI machine work
in an experimental shop; must be
skilled small precision work; $S3.20
for 4S-hr wk.; essential industry;
air-cond. bldg. interviews 8 am
ave Alex Va 10
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Appliance and

I6IGVISIUIl SALESMAN
Excellent salary, pleasant JrkinR
conditions. Apply exec. Offices. Sd
floor, LACY'S. Sth and E sts. NV.
APPRENTICE BARTENDER, white,
no experience necessary, over 2l;
night work SAND BAR RESTAU-
RANT. 1923 18th st. NV. lis
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN or
architect to teach 2 or 3 evenings
week; good pay, long-established
technical school. Write Box 370-T.
Star. is
ARTIST. experienced and capable.
with statistical drafting; permanent
position with Washington studio.
State qualifications. Box 364-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
FOUNTAIN HELP

FOUNTAIN GIRLS (25, colored; ex.
PHARMACY, 1901 z. Capitol st.
FOUNTAIN GmLs-whit., .xp.r,.
enced; no Sundays. no holidsys.
NATIONAL DRUG CO., 1000 Conn.
Fry COOK and dishwasher. sHfR-
Woop FOREST RESTAURANT. Wal
HOSIERY and handbag sales girl.
Prefer experienced. Permanent posi-
tion, Excellent salary and commits
sion. sion. Apply L. z. MASSEY SHOES.
HosrERY rs Is5h s. sALksG1R1 H;s .,n.Ii,1s.o. 1s
good goo salary. Apply lola Conn.
JEWELRY sALEswoMEN. exceiIen. is
working conditions; opportunity for
See Mr.; Lyons, CHARLES scHwARTz
,ig>S6 & SON 79S 5th st; NV. "a
organization; must ST. Be Kood Tx Sn Stenos-
rapher; excel. working conds., con-
THOMPSON. NE. 5000. Is IS
JUNIOR CLERK-The Star has an
opening for a young girl between
should be neat in appearance, con-
scientious, able to give good at
tendance. and capable of passing
2 physical exam. $50 to $50.
Monday through Friday; generous
company benefits in addition to
salary. Apply Personnel, Room
300. The Evening Star, 11O1 Penna.
MANAGER-Ledy, refined, to manage
75-room hotel. Must have exper-
tence in renting rooms. collecting
rent, directing housework and help;
some knowledge of switchboard.
Good character references, no de-
pendants; apartment and SI7B
month. Please write imme ediately,
MRS: CLARKE. 16 ". Kirk st.,
Ch. Ch.. Nd. -19
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SUPERINTENDENT FOR
Large Dry Cleaning Plant

Large Dry Cleaning Plant
state ass; qualifications. etc. BOX
TAILOR-FITTER-Small amount Of
alteration. mems and women's cloth
ing. Help run once. wait on custom
HOMELAND TAILoRs. 81 Atlantic
Bldg. $50 r st. NV. 10 j..
fviso sb. sosT T"rE Ti6s T6se saop sgy ARgy ASay f.
TREE MEN. experienced, for work in
p, c.; top wages. Call Immediately.
rEhEy1s1oN Eli Hhat sERv1cEMAN with is car;
excellent opport. for right man.
rHRRy1sfoa HRPly Jon NShsS sERv1cEMxS cEs .1D.r
only, service and installation work.
SARRoLL's; Ssls y! Sos1 71s H st" NV, NE.
TEGEvIsioN' 'Gft GTfatCHNICIAN. must have
ssr snc. 4G sso sccd Essf Ssps s'E a2S
sfaRs SCI j. RoHSuck g55EsG j. CO. 5oudEsaSSi ssSi
TELEvisioS TEcHNIcIANs-Rseent
vacancies for servicemen: open
ings for men who are qualified,
with cars. Can use one man with
out car who has d. c.. permit.
Men with radio or electronic exper.
may qualify to train for these
positions. Ali applicants must take
aptitude tests. Apply to Mr.. GILL.
2145 Queens Chapel I'd. ne, from
10 am. to 4 pm. No phone calls.
Tv SERVICE MAN, thorough thee-
retical knowledge, and validated s
years experience. RODGERS RADIO
AND TV LABORATORY. former Nc
Vicar Radio Laboratory. e02 21st
st. NV. is
TILE Settlers and helpers, only ex-
perienced and dependable need Ap-
ply. Call WA. 8479. 10
Evening star., 1950-09-18

YOUNG MAN
AS assistant credit manager in large
furniture house; tipping necessary;
salary commensurate with ability.
Apply in person to MRS. STRAUSS,
Oil 9TH st. NV. -19
MIDDLE-AGED MAN wanted, exper.
pref. to sell truck bodies and mach
inery in Washington area. Reply in
detail to Box boy. Star. 30
NEW CAR PREPARATION MAN,
Chrysler products, exper. pref: good
working conditions, 5h-day wk.
paid vacation, insurance. bonus
plan; good proposition to the right
man. ANACOST1A MOTOR CO.,
170S Good Hope I'd. s.e.; apply in
person to Mr. Angelo
DO You KNOW SOME ONE capable
Of teaching accordion to beginnsrs?
Playing ability not important. Sim
cerity and legitimate music back
ground are; Good pay, Hrs. ar
ranged to Mt present employment. or
can be full time. Box 873-T, Star.
8 MEN. over 1s. steady Job with
large publisher; can earn $4S per
wk RIM. 422 Bond Bldg. lis
Evening star., 1950-09-18
COLI,ECTOR

Young. aggressive, alert individual to
perform outside collection and re-
possession work on inStallment con-
tracts with very large appliance
chain; excellent working conditions,
generous company benefits, fine
starting salary. Call MR., WILL
LIAMS. DI 212R on
Evening star., 1950-09-18
Attention. Salesrnen

Attention, Statesmen
We need 3 more men in our sales
dept. Earnings unlimited and future
secure! We are not affected by
booms. wars. .priorities or depres-
sions. Experience not necessary,
complete training given; car neceS-
5ary: substantial drawing account.
For personal interview. see Mr.. Robe
son. or Mr.. Lee, between 10 q m. and
COLIN cEMETARY. 1901 Bladensburg
I'd n On
Evening star., 1950-09-18
HELP WOMEN
CASHIER

Experienced, capable, reliable. For
busy store; no Sundays; hours start
10 am; best references required
CLARK'S, INC. 7O5 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert. for couple Of
weeks Immediately; Helping reor-
sanize and streamline Bookkeeping
auditing and checking P g. l. state
ments, etc: state experience. avail
ability and hourly rate. Box 321-Z.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
SALES DETAIL MAN

SALES REPRESENTATIVE for 99-yr.-
old concern; outside representative
working directly with leads from
ps4or ft0Fe tEanse faFn aays APRS
Hotel. 18th and Pa. ave, 10 to 4.
Tues. Sept. 10. See MR.. CALDWELL.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE for ma
ffSn fo4 hnSEa .es srsoay anftts @
established; applicant must be known
MouNsET IN IFssuff MFG co. aths5 s5ob paisski Aa1
shIEsMnN hTy Ralt%grs agec g. Nd o.t 19.
salary with car furnished; expert
ence not necessary If willing to
person, SINGER SEWING MACHINE
co; s417 Georgia ave-. Silver
safLEsMSAN, experienced, young man,
menti Alexandria store; perma-
nent; excellent salary; advancement.
Box 37S-X, Star. 10
now covering stationery
accts., or the like. to sell job print
ing for Wash. largest job shop: COM
. tected: BOX s66-x. Star. 30
SALESMAN to represent California
Wine Association selling a nation
ally advertised line of wine. cham
payne, vermouth and brandy, for
D. c. Contact with retail trade and
business organizations will be most
valuable. Salary commensurate with
ability. Box 269-Z. Star. -21
SALESMAN-Distrib to sell Baby
Ruth and Butterfnger on franchise
bases. Good salary and comm. Estab-
lished territory. Cash bond required.
Open territories: Prince Georges Co.,
Frederick. Waynesboro and Cumber-
land. Write J. r. STIREWALT. 1865
Hamilton st. NV. for interview.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
COLLECTOR-DRIVER

High school graduate. between Ok and
30 years of age neat in appearance.
courteous, capable of handling the
public. Must have clear driving rec
ord and D. C. drivers permit. Job
consists Of making collections on ac-
counts of advertisers. Apply PER-
SONNEL. Room 500.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
SALESMAN

neat, salesman to be
added to growing local organization.
Exper. desired but would consider
sale trainee with good background.
Car required. Salary. comm. and
Evening star., 1950-09-18
CLERICAL,

Wanted man with business ONCE
experience, age 25 to 35. who in
tends to make administrative work
nus permanent occupation. Must
be able to handle the volume of
correspondence, and must be me-
chanically minded since Job in
wolves machinery and machinery
parts, Ability to read blueprints
Will be helpful. ENGINEERING &
RESEARCH CORP, Riverdale, Md,
WA. 4444 -l0
Evening star., 1950-09-18
CRAFTSMEN

Immediate openings for top-Srade
mechanical and electrical layout
craftsmen. Please bring work
sample.
Engineering & Research Corp.
Riverdale Md. WA. 4444, -3l
Evening star., 1950-09-18

CONSTRUCTION SUPT.
Experienced on residential construc-
ton; good salary and bonus. Phone
LO. 5-03S5. is
COUNTER MAN, no experience neces-
Sary. Apply DONUT DINETTE
1900 Annapolis rd., Bladensburg,
Evening star., 1950-09-18
HELP WOMEN
FILE CLERK.TYPIST.

FILE CLERK-TYPIST, national con.
cern, permanent position, b-daY
week. For appointment call Mr..
TURKINGTON, ME. $3.50. Is
FILE SUPERVISOR. for aviation or
ganization; must have considerable
exper. and be willing to assume
responsibility; excel. opportunity for
individual seeking position In an
interesting field; excel. working cond :,
congenial atmosphere. Call MRS.
THOMPSON. ME. 5000. is
dresses, coats and suits, for spe.
cialty shop; excellent salary. WAR
DELL'S. ITO F st. NV. -l9
Evening star., 1950-09-18

ICE CREAM MAKER, with some
knowledge Of candy making. Write
Box No. 3SO-A. Star. 30
INSTRUMENT MAN, RODMAN, sur
vey party. Suburban sewers. Sub.
init experience, salary desired. Box
267-Z. Star. -1S
must be exper., sober, re-
liable; $150 per mo. start plus l.
bedTm. apt; guar. increases. GE.
JANITOR who is handy with tools;
new houses. MASTER BUILDERS,
WA. 9559. UN. $500.
JANITOR. colored, for large garden
type apartment DEVELOPMENT, Must
heating. plant and oil burners Call
Mr.. Awkward, SHANNON & LUCHS
CO.. Ma 2345, 30
Evening star., 1950-09-18
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
AD-TAKERS

The Evening Star has immediate
openings for qualified typists to rem
der telephone service to classified
advertising customers.
Hours from 1 pm. to $50 pm
four nights and 8 am. to 3 Pm
Saturday.
wage S35 per week, with ad-
many benefits available for all regu-
lar employees.
Apply Personnel once. RIM. SOC.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
;
Evening star., 1950-09-18
DANCE TEACHERS

DENTAL ASSISTANT, exc. opport.
for exp, capable and intelligent
girl in dental ONCE. Call WO. 1879.
DRESSMAKER with commercial ex-
perience. In replying give expert
enee and salary expected. Box
DRIVER, lady, to collect children for
private school in Chevy Chase 7:45
to g am; school days. P,o. Box
DRY CLEANING marker and counter;
checker; ef1icient; steady, regular
lob, salary yTs, open Apply M r. ElTSy; EISy
CO, 4o36 Lee hwy, ArIingson. Ia
checkers. neat. efficient. PEELERS
INC. 230S r. I. ave. ne. -19
DRUG CLERK. with general drug
experience only; under 40; day
work; no Sunday. Apply in person.
CHASTLETON PHARMACY, 18th
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT and proof
reader for medical publications; s.
day week: permanent position with
established organization. State quail
tfcations and salary requirement.
Box 31S-Z, Star. -1S
Evening star., 1950-09-18
CLERKS (2)

CLERKS (2)
Exper.; grocery and meat market:
good pay, 5h-day wk. SILVER S
MARKET. Seat Pleasant, Nd. -19
CLERK, credit dept. 22-30. good ap-
pearance; typing helpful Learn
credit bust ARRANGEMENTS. Apply
Mr: Mack, BOND CLOTHES. 1895
CLERK -TYY1PIsr - Under 30, for
perm. position in home Office Of life
insurance company Pleasant work
ing conds., inexpensive lunch room
Apply Room 800, SIG 14th st. NV.
bet. 9 and IL. -21
general ofice work.
mems retail store; good opportunity.
State age. experience. Start $40
with sure advancement for right
person. Write Box 37-Y. Star.
sALESMAN-Good oppor-
tunity for reliable. experienced man.
Permanent. Salary and commission
sTYLEPLUs CLOTHES. 1915 G ST.
statesmen, permanent T
Eg5I p9SItlon; Y,;,og good salary, Apply
MAN, to manage P. and
l, legal department, of installment
clothing store; must be fairly IA
mtliar with this operation; excellent
salary: steady position. Apply
coLfEcT1oS' MAN Ma T. WANTED WWxxly for
pref. MR.. coNNoRs. Ii. 1890.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
MANAGER-T.dv ,.nr.d ~ u.n,,.
MANAGER

With executive ability, for hish-
class dress shop, one who knows
Wash. clientele and can handle per-
sonnel. Box 1917. Star. -i9
highest salary and
comm: exclusive neighborhood salon.
WO 9465. I'll
Evening star., 1950-09-18
COMPTOMETER

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR-Young
lady, experienced, for permanent
picture organization: 5-day week.
See Mr.. SHAFTEL. 7th floor. War
COSMETIC-DRUG CLERK, expert
enced excellent salary and hours;
meals furnished; excellent oppor-
tunity for the right party. $685.
Conn. ave. NV, WO. $500. 30
COUNTER GIRL, exper., pm. to
II midnight; salary. $50 wk.; g.
day wk. Apply in person, CHEVY
CHASE ICE PALACE LUNCHEON
ETTE. 4461 Conn. ave. NV. -19
CREDIT CLERK. familiar with credit
and collection work. to handle P. &
L. accounts; excel. salary. pleasant
surroundings. ASKINS, 1877 9TH st.
CREDIT CLERK with knowledge of
typing; perm. pos. KITS MUSIC
CO. 1880 G st n;;,s NV; 20
retail jewelry store; excellent salary,
company benefits. paid vacations.
See Mr.. Kyle, BATES JEWELLERS.
Q01 p st NV
Evening star., 1950-09-18
HOME IMPROVEMENT
Statesmen

SIX MEN will be added to our sales
force this week. Unprecedented
demand for our products makes it
imperative that we expand NOW.
JOIN an organization that is in q
position to DELIVER THE GOODS.
II !, you are interested in really
bettering yourself then here is a
wonderful selling opportunity. 1t
will easily afford you $4,000 to
$4,000 per year plus rapid pro-
To those men selected we will give
AN IMMEDIATE DRAWING AC-
COUNT WHILE WE THOROUGHLY
TRAIN YOU. We prefer that you
be over 20, married, own car
and have some selling experience
We are The worlds largest manu-
facturers in our industry. We
secure LEADS FROM NATIONAL
MAGAZINES. RADIO, NEWSPAPER
AND TELEVISION.
You'll never get anywhere II you
don't try.
Apply to MR.. KIRKLAND
8 to PM
1921 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
CLERK-TYPIST
OFFICIAL CLEANERS

I ~ kN1LIN1N u ' =: ~
COLLECTION WOMAN to manage
P g. L legal department Of INSTALL
ment clothing store, must be fairly
familiar with this operation; excel
lent salary; steady position. Apply
SItOANS. 73h 9TH St NV. -l9
Evening star., 1950-09-18
statesmen
With Cars

Two good positions open for reliable
men, to handle outside sales. No
canvassing. Salary plus commits
sion. CLEAN RITE STORES, 925
Evening star., 1950-10-21
longson Fortress
Yielded in Move
To 'Regroup'
BY Seymour Topping
socioted Press Foreign Correspondent

SAIGON, Indo- China, Oct. 21.-
French forces abandoned their
frontier headquarters fortress at
Langson today, leaving hundreds
of square miles of Indo- China
territory on the Chinese border
wide open to the Communicated
rebels of Ho Chi Mini.
Langson, held by the French for
78 years, guarded the main in
vasion gateway into Indo-C China
from Communist China. It's aban-
dopment swings wide the frontier
door to permit the supply of Chi
nese resources to the rebels and
the establishment of training
bases for them in Red China.
1t was the sixth northern from
tier post from which the French
have withdrawn in five weeks.
They pulled out of Dongkhe Sep
tember 16, Caobang October 8,
Thatke October 10, Nacham Octo-
ber Is and Dong Dang October II.
implications Serious.
The evacuation of Langson is
full of unpleasant implications for
the West. Among other things it
means:
/. That the Communists now
have full control of the border
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Keneipp Suggests
Publishing Driver
Revocation List

Regular publication of the
names of persons whose driving
permits have been revoked has
been suggested to the Commits
sioners by Traffic Director George
E. Kneipp.
Mr.. Keneipp said he thought
the practice might have good
effect on street safety, and might
reduce unauthorized driving by
persons who have had their per-
mits taken away.
The traffic director, who is
scheduled to confer with the city
heads Tuesday. said he would put
up to the Commissioners the pos
sibility of having monthly or
weekly lists prepared for release
to the press.
The idea came to him, Mr.
Keneipp said, during a. visit to
Rhode Island, where he noticed
such list in a newspaper. Of
ficials there informed him they
felt the practice had a good effect
on safety. he added.
Mr.. Keneipp said he understood
lists of revocations had been pub
lished here in the past.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Truman TO Speak Nov. |
Al Dill Statue UnyeiIinq
By the Associated Press

President Truman will speak at
the .unveiling in Arlington Gene
terry of statue Of the late British
Field Marshal Sir John Dill on
November /.
The White House said today the
President will speak informally
after remarks by Secretary of De-
fense Marshall and British Am
bassador Sill Oliver Franks.
The President will arrive at the
cemetery around 3 pm. and will
speak about 20 minutes later.
Chairman of the Arrangements
Committee for the ceremony is
Robert Woods Bliss, who also is
chairman of the Memorial Com
mittee.
Funds for the statue were raised
by American friends. and asso-
ciates of the World War II leader
Evening star., 1950-10-21
.GobbIedegook
Or English, Peanuts
Make q MouthfuI
By the Associated Press

.ROGATE, England, Oct. 21.-
The English language as she is
spoke and administrative gobble-
degook got into politics today.
In Britain, unground ground
nuts are peanuts and ground
groundnuts are peanut butter.
This is a simple fact. But not to
the government.
C. F. H. Cough, Conservative,
quoted the following extract from
a government order in a political
speech last night:
In the nuts (unground (other
than groundnuts) order, the ex-
preston nuts shall have reference
to such nuts, other than ground
nuts, as would, but for this amend
ing order, not qualify as nuts Gun
ground (other than groundnuts)
by reason of their not being nuts
(ungroundD."
All clear2
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Walter Bastian
Named Judge 10
Succeed Bailey
Republican Lawyer
Appointed by Truman
To District Court

Walter M. Bastian, Washington
born lawyer who has practiced
here for 81 years, today was
named a judge of District Court
in a recess appointment by Presi-
dent Truman.
Mr.. Bastian, who is SO, will Sue
ceed Judge Jennings Bailey, whose
retirement is effective November /.
Judge Bailey. 83. occupied the
bench for 80 years before he an
nounced his retirement Thursday.
The new appointee is a Repub-
lican. Although the White House
did not elaborate, Mr.. Truman
presumably will formally nominate
Mr.. Bastian for permanent ap-
pointment to the 15-judge bench
when Congress reconveneS. Senate
confirmation is required.
Informed of his appointment to-
day. Mr.. Bastian said. Il am nat
urally very pleased. I shall do the
very best I can to serve on the
bench to the very best of my
ability"
Bar Association Pleased.
Mr.. Bastian lives at 2015 Plym-
outh street NV. with his wife.
They have two sons. Walter, jr..
and David Charles. and one grand
son, Walter III.
John L. Laskey, president of the
Evening star., 1950-10-21
BY the Associated Press

ROME. Oct. 21.-Rome newspa-
pers broke out in a rash of scare
headlines today, reporting Italian
born British atom scientist Bruno
Pontecorvo had skipped behind
the Iron Curtain.
Swedish Airlines officials said
he visited Stockholm last month
and then flew to Finland. His
father in Milan said he doubtless
would be back in England on
schedule in January.
No one yet has been able to
contact Pontecorvo. who became
a British citizen during the war
and worked on atom research prof.
ects in Canada and England. He
came to Italy with his wife and
three children recently for a va
cation.
Under their blacklist headlines,
Rome's leading morning newspa-
Evening star., 1950-10-21
BY the Associated Press

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 21.-
Barber Bert Stone told a district
court that a postcard he received
a year ago contained only short
message-but big enough to get
him in a jam with his wife.
He filed suit for $4,000 dam
ages yesterday against Halls
Clothing, Inc. and Evelyn Will
liams, one of it's credit department
employees.
The card said:
Dear Bert: Call me today.
Phi. 2-7648. Evelyn"
Carmon C. Harris, Mr.. Stone S
attorney, said his client wasn't at
home when the postman delivered
the card-but Mrs. Stone was.
When Stone returned home,
he found his wife pretty upset" "
Mr.. Harris told a reporter.
The lawyer said Mr.. Stone
later learned it came from q