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Evening star., 1950-03-20

osition to offer. Phone Ii. a-79i5
Tor appointment, $50 to noon.
3 MEN. OVER 23, II you are looking
Tor full-time employment and are
willing to put forth an. average
eert ess tbsn youg sse ea1nnss mil s..E viii not b
more if you are willing to put forth
extra effort: Apply MR.. MURRAY,
80 |. Eins Bldg, 18th and M SITS.
onTsrbE aiT 5e sfRvrcE e mAN-mu,t afa 6av.
working knowledge of installation
bell systems, glass and screens.
preferenee given to men with own
expected. Box 29S-A. Star. -2l
MODERN HARDWARE and appliance
tsFf sTf hss prs es Man HooS.4
hKMAN,s h,11s Ms ,7aI HARDWARE sladsns-
RECENT HiGH Ri SCHOOL GRADUATE,
1S years old, single. living at home
ton as IBM tabuIatins machine
Apply in person t Between essSA1y' and IF
am, RIM. 800. s16 14th st. NV.
WANTED. ELEcTRoN1c TESTERS
wishes to employ men who have had
training or experience in trouble
shooting on variety Of electrical
apparatus. Knowhdse of theory and
practice necessary. Employer rep
resentative will be in the o. 8.
Employment Service, Commercial and
Professional Once, old Post Once
Building, 315 18th st. NV. Wash,
DC, March 20 through March "a.
YOUNG MEN. to represent our frm;
alert and willing to meet the public;
salary. 81 per hour. Apply 1925 3rd
st. NV. second floor ONCE between
Q am. and IL noon Tuesday.
YOUNG RADIO ENGINEER-College
degree or equivalent education re-
auired. Apply by letter stating quali-
ncations, experience II any, to Box
Bob, Star. 21s
YOUNG CoLoRED MAN to work in
grocery store: must be able to drive.
Apply S34 Bird st. sw. -2I
Evening star., 1950-03-20
statesmen

last week we placed 8 new men in
our sales dept. These men now
Know that finding good Job is
uct. More men are needed. II vol,
are tired of canvassing, and would
like to be associated with the fast
est growing. and most progressive
sales organiza tion in Washington,
come in and see us any time, Some
one will talk with you.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Lamp Salesman
ARE YOU AFRAID

OF EARNING BIG MONEY.
We will pay men having courage.
self confidence and poise better
than 5000 per week, If you will
follow a proven plan now in sue
cities Car helpful. For executive
interview see Mr.. Magill. Ring
pldo 18Th 4, NJ ste n u, -ol
Evening star., 1950-03-20
TELEVISION SERVICE
MEN

with car: excellent op-
portunity. Minimum pay guarantee,
500 per week. Apply. 1911 Nichols
ave. Sc. or call LU. 4-700O.
Evening star., 1950-03-20

are invited to lease
quarters for Cleveland Park Station
Of the washington, D. c.. Post once,
IN the vicinity of Connecticut avenue
and Ordway street. The approximate
area required is 5000 square feet
for term Of 5 or 10 years, from
November 6, 1850. The Government
proposals, to negotiate further with
proponents for better terms or to
endesyor either before or after the
date indicated to secure offers on
suitable quarters in addition to those
submitted in response to the adj
vertlsement. For details contact W.
3; Buckley. Post Once Inspector,
City Post ONCE Building, SterIine
300. Extension 562, and terms OF
general advertisement on display At
Cleveland Park Station and the main
Evening star., 1950-03-20
THOS. j. OWEN & son, Auctioneers
AS Southern Building

WILLIAM E. WILEY.
F. TRACY CAMPBELL,
mh1 S,20,22,25,27. Trustees.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
HELP MEN

DISPATCHER-Must have thorough
knowledge of city and suburbs; one
experienced in taking telephone or
ders: permanent position. Box 123-A.
Star 30
DiSHwAsHER-Part time. 8 to IL.
So a wk. to start. WREN LUNCH
EONETTE, 1907 18th st. NV. -21
DISHWASHER, apply Mr.. Harris,
GIBSON RESTAURANT, Falls
Church. -22
CRAFTSMAN for architectural de-
tail work, Call UN. 4440 between
DRxFTsMAN. Junior, for kitchen de-
sign and layout work. Call RE. S646
for appointment. -21
DRIVER for funiture van-Experi-
enced in household moving and
packing. Box 363-A, Star. -2l
DRIVER, for taxicab, late model
Plymouth in best condition. AID.
4457. 2S2S 9th st. NV.
DRIVER for trash route. ROBERT
CoRBIN, 3102 M st. NV. 30,
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs,
new and used cars avail; reas.
rental rates; must have identified
tion card. Diamond lot, 101 M St
ne See MELVIN HERRIMAN
Evening star., 1950-03-20
THOS. J. OWEN d SON, Auctioneers.
435 Southern Building.

IHORNION W. OWEN,
ROBERT w. KIDWELL.
mh1 ,17,20,23.25. Trustees.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
$1OO PER WEEK

II you must earn more than 500
per week. and enjoy sales work.
but do not like to canvass; we have
plenty Of leads, more than We can
handle. Call HU. 6240 for appoint
ment,
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE.
Evening star., 1950-03-20

COLLECTOR
Permanent position for experienced
habits: $50 wk., plus $40 car ex-
pense. HOMESTEAD FURNISHERS,
651 : 14th st. NV. -22
COOK-Night. part time, s pm. to
WREN LGNScHEoNETTE. 1907 fsts; fsth
st. NV. -21
COOK assistant, -exper., honest.
sober; closed Sundays. BERENS
RESTAURANT, 626 E NV. -21
DENTAL LABORATORY
Has opening for laboratory repre-
sentative In Wash. and Metropoli-
tan n1nto1r Area; Man .,;nr,1 ,Sxps.ienced II lab
VIII consider training qualified tech
nician. Earnings will be upwards
Of 5000 per year. based on 15Ts
adential. Write to Box 1854. Star.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
'PRODUCE MANAGER

AsN SA>A AVA4
Must be experienced in produce dept,
for modern self-service. super mar
ket.. Do not apply unless qualified.
Apple GLOBE FOOD CENTER. All
Lee hwy, Arl. -2I
nEAe .nced. EsrApE snr I SALESMAN, Salem expsri;
Md. Excellent opportunity, excel
lent properties; also prospects. Car
and references REQUIRED. Mr., Tweed
or Mr.. Macht. EN-. 1890, r. A.
TWEED CO. 5504 Conn. ave. 30
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, excel.
commission arrangement for ex-
perienced. successful salesman; ca
pable OF managinE business Bethes-
da ONCE. OIL. 1900. Ill
ROUTE SALESMAN, white, for estab-
lished Cook Coffee Co. route; car
furn., all expenses paid; must be
over 20 yrs. of age; must have Al
refs. and be able to post 5000 bond
Apply in person to the COOK cor
FEE CO.. 500 Franklin st. me-, or
call CO. 1896 for appt.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
SAT,ESMAN
SALESMAN

Grocery trade for national company;
car furnished; salary and expenses
Box 232-A, Star. 30
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HELP MEN

MEN with cars to train locally for
permanent positions with lge. man
ufacturing company. not canvassing;
earnings while training around 500
weekly. Apply 1929 Benning rd.
ne. 8 am. to pm. -21
MEN-For evening and Saturday sales
work haberdashery and apparel by
Real Silk; about 81 so hr. no
exper. nee. Phone WO. 1928 Tues
day, til IL am. or 6 til pm
30
MEN-Average S75 wkly. distributing
and collecting so catalogs daily;
excel. opport. with future; training
furnished by exper men. Apply
FULLER BRUSH CO., 979 Natl
Press Bldg, or call DI. 4477 or DI.
:}49SA 90
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Mutual. ITO G, MA. O954

MENL-Blds; maint mgr, $50 up:
topo. craftsman, D. c. exp to 500
sales. fine paper exp, 500 up;
manager small loan exp. 5000;
steno., good speed, S233; insur. ad-
luster. car, $3.50; transp. agents
SI9O: space control elk, SJS7.
WOMEN--Secys., legal, $3.50; secy.
adver. ofc.. $3.50; secy-stenos.. 30
hr. wk:, $3.50: secy pub steno
exp 500: steno-recpt.. NV. $40:
Steno. -clkS.. ne. $50; jr. stenos.,
SlS0-S200; -cashier-typist, ne, S3U;
cashier. real est, NV, $40; invoice
elk. :S45; dictaphone-typist 5000;
chocolate dipper, exp. ST hr.; man
aeer candy store, Sill Spg.. S45.
ALWAYS EXCELLENT positions for
se secretaries. typists. bookkeepers.
See First-BOYD'S, roo 18th,
cor. G. MA. 2340. Est. 81 yrs. If it
Is good position BOYD will have
II: Courteous. efficient SERVICE.
MEDICAL STENOG. RECEP., nr
Clarendon, Va: $175; stenog., sc.
sect; 5-day, $50 wk; dozens of
others hourly. Miss Grant at
BOYD'S, 700 10Th. cor. G. MA o34O
Evening star., 1950-03-20

To sell Ford passenger cars. Must
nave nave experience and transp, Ex-
02OO for appointment.
Northeast Motor Co.
$50 sladensburs Rd. NE. AT. o2oo.
BOOKKEEPER and stenoerapher, BY
splendid opportunity Tor right PIssn. person.
Give full particulars Is to salary
sIpsested and exper.. If any. Box
shiekLAxEks slick Ssf5 About ready Eas to
sIDG. IGaG 10 suPRPs1NrENDENr, aPPsi WIZ White,
age 35 to SO, must be q 5th-class
engineer. and have knowledge Of
RIM. 800. between I:30 and 3 Pm Pm.
S16 14th st. NV. Do not phone.
BUTCHER - Chain store experience
pref. BELLS SUPER MARKET, $500
BUTCHER, ali around man. must be
any time bet. 8 am. and s pm.
BUTCHER reliable and experienced.
ea1l APPlH H1 6s4s sess L ST. Hillside Md, or
CAFETERIA SUPERVISORS - Young
men with some knowledge OF cafe
terra and restaurant work: must be
capable of directing workers in
dining room. dish room and kitchen
annual and sick leave. GOVERN
MENT SERVICES, INC, 1135 s1st
CARPENrER-Must b. tboroasblv mIg
experienced at laying out framing;
s1s1.1 also trim, n. s,I',o Apply on JOB, s1lSS
cARPENTERs. WORKING oi foremen me 1aJ.
lst-class men only. See MR.. ED
REID, Brewster and Worth ave,
silver Spring. Md, out Colesville I'd
RsIaSfIis anu must Ffat e sood ofs re.l
y,gsss. Gail j. NJ. MEDLEY. HI III.
CAR WASHER, permanent job 9 for ex-
Ref appls iMsscAh esd csaaTy gERSGE SS.z
CENTER, 5s5 N. dlebe I'd, ArI.. Va.
CLERK-Young man, neat, With
pleasing personality; must be, .
local resident and able to type.
% s.m., Rm. S 500, sis seTttn Eth st. ano NV. "
CLEKK-TYPIST - Young man with
aptitude for figures. KNOWLEDGE Of
shorthand desirable. Apply BY let
ter, swing age. education and sal
ary expected. EISINGER MILL d
LUMBER CO.. Bethesda dH, Md.
COLLECTION MAN. outside % work,
must have car: experienced In col
lections and repossessions; salary
and car allowance. See MR..
DUB1N, GIL 9TH st. NV. -25
COLLECTION MANAGER--Attorn
or college graduate in business ad-
mfnistration with small loan or
finance CO.; experience required
$4,000 per year to start; salary ad-
yancement and secure future. BOX
1894, Star.
Evening star., 1950-03-20

Opportunity to connect with
established national concern.
complete training. Group in
surance. Paid vacations. Sub
stanttal income DRAW VS..
comm) Call HO. 507S for in
terview.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
EXPERIENCED
Statesmen

Here is outstanding opportunity to
become established with large
Washington company and make SUBJ
stantial year,round income. You
will not be dependent on any one
to sell the products OF four major
departments, all Of them essential
to home owners. Only experienced
salesmen. with car. need apply. For
appointment call M. Rogers at
GRIFFITH CONSUMERS, ME. 1910.
F" l54 1d dNsREcaSs nn % sl.Py sSR cHE.sss IL. .Ss
and refs; starting salary, s160
roGNT4N 81 PS sGz %xNAGEk er ssar se dras.
store store fountain, to take complete
give experience and references in
HARbMasE Isf 9sttfd Asb Hsb fa1A pas4 sa sts Apps
1908 Michigan ave. ne. -21
e sias fssR.fMf2assfS ss M2sxss
1fhS RaFk hourR ST. En- MAN, ssss, xasr-
anteed salary while learning. Real
opportunity for man who can pro-
duce. HOME LAUNDRY CO, 1l01
saum ~ m st. ne See Mr.. Lubbes site s5ter
LirHo. PREssMAN, must b. expsri-
enced on 17x22 web and 1850
Multilith; good deal to right man.
AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO., 1925
K st. NV. 90
LUMBER. MILLWORK. BUILDING
MATERIAL SALESMAN
firm in Washington area
has desirable opening for dualified
man to call on trade. Car essential.
Salary in accordance with oualifica-
tions Write in detail. specifying
age, education. training and expert.
ence. BOX 5000, washington "A.
MEAT DEPT. MANAGER for out Of
town. Experienced in preparation
and display Of modern prepackased
meats; attractive salary and bonus
Write Box 303-Z. Star, giving ref
erences and qualifications. -21
MECHANIC. (white). for oil burner,
experienced and adaptable to all
maintenance work in garden-type
apt. project, none others need ap-
ply; steady job. Phone 10. 2-S933,
MI, ~ tS & ! Pm; m; 5 to m,-.26
perienced. for permanent position
in printing dept. of local food chain.
Apply in person to personnel ONCE,
HOT SHOPPEs, INC, 1724 H st.
oFFiCE BOY, for newspaper bureau.
35-hr: wk: NEW YORK DAILY
NEWS. 1879 National Press Bldg.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL
PRODUCTION ENGINEERS.
GUIDED MISSILE MANUFACTURE

ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL
PRODUCTION ENGINEERS
GUIDED MISSILE MANUFACTURE
LOS ANGELES AREA.
Experienced in development Of proc
esses and design Of equipment and
tooling for ULTRA-PRECISION MIN
IATURE MECHANISMS.
Also supervisory openings for top
cahber men with wide knowledge of
latest developments applicable to
production Of one or more guided
missile componets.
State fully your qualifications and
write Dept. %, HUGHES AIRCRAFT
CO, Culver City. Calf Interviews
will be arranged near your home If
EhEvAT9R OPERATOR, eoIored,
licensed; good refs; 4:3O-11:OO
Psai P colSmSia a me ra, AS. fs 4sPa sPs Msi 0les
ESTIMATOR, on upholstery and slip
cover business: well-known down
town store and shop: transporta-
ton NECESSARY, Phone Mr.. HoLO-
EXESc;ufFIfviE9 III 90fi;AL SALESMAN. desiring
connection leading to sales manage
ment; earnings $4,000 and up
when qualified; age 80 to AS. mar
ried; with car, successful, direct to
consumer, record of sales, hiring,
training, management helpful
Phone division secretary, RE. COIL,
Tor executive interview.
Evening star., 1950-03-20

pairs; driv. permit; I days per week;
local ref. Call in person. JOE
PANToWsKI. 929 Decatur st.. NV.
DRESSER Young col
ored man. Apply in person only.
PRINTING MACHINERY SALESMAN.
Territory open in Washington and
District Of Columbia, also Eastern
section Of Virginia; home station,
Washington. D: c.; selling Kluge
ers, with associated accessories: sub
stantial commission, travelling ex-
penses paid: old line established
products; good proposition: under
pleasant travelling conditions; must
have car. and be bondable. Give
full details by letter for appoint
ment. Box 294-Z, Star. --l9
Evening star., 1950-03-20
ARLINGTON AREA

ARLINGTON AREA
Bldg. supply sales; car nee. S45 plus
Garden sales, 5 days $40 plus
Mems clothing sales days $50 plus
Clerk-typist, club rm bd.-- S1o5
Route man, dry cleaning - $25 plus
Cook. white $40
WOMEN
Bookkeeper, ! girl, ONCE S45
Bookkeeper, auto experience S37
Posting clerk. 5 days Open
Clerk typist. magazine. 5 days $l5s
personnel. recep.. typist, 5 da. $3.50
Dictaphone operator, 5 days S45
Steno., educational organic, 5 d. $500
Steno., junior days .S166
Recep., dr.. s ofc.. typing, young S124
Bakery sales clerk $40
Cashier-checker exper. S35
Sales girl. no exp necessary S25
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
1906 Wilson blvd, Arl.. CHI. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
HELP WOMEN (cent.)

COSMETIC and drug counter sales
girl, for downtown drugstore; no
evenings or Sunday work; experienced
preferred; reference and good salary.
Apply after 10 am, BABBTTT'S
DRUGSTORE. 11O6 F st. NV. 80
EDIPHONE OPERATOR, experienced;
o-day week: permanent position:
employe benefits. Apply UNITED
SERVICES LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
1900 goth st. NV.
HOSTESS AND CASHIER for cofIe
shop; pleasant working conditions
and environment. Apply manager.
EBBITT HOTEL, 10th and H sts.
NV. 30
HOTEL CASHIER for leading Virginia
resort. Must be experienced MGR
machine. Give past experience, ref
erence, age. Reply Box 1927, Star.
80
HOUSE CLUB WORK, 25 to IS years,
5 1T, 4 in. or over. good health, fg-
ure and pleasing personality; full or
part time; training course available.
Call Elk. 4204 for interview appoint
mont 81
Evening star., 1950-03-20

Plumber, Jobbing Mech.
With at least yrs experience;
drivers license and knowledge OF
city, required. Apply z am. 1246
Evening star., 1950-03-20
YOUNG WOMAN

For general ONCE work in credit dept.
Of lge. automobile dealer; experience
full but not necessary; must be able
to type we'll and take some dictation;
plea SAINT working conditions.
STEUART MOTOR co.
Evening star., 1950-03-20

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at the Procurement Section, National
bureau Of Standards, $40 11th St.
pm. March 80, 1850. and then pub
hcly opened for transmitter as de-
scribed in the specifications which
may be obtained from the Procure
ment, Section, National Bureau of
Evening star., 1950-03-20
INVOICE CI,ERK

AxN v OASc OAxIxkxA
Young lady as invoice clerk in lge
is a permanent position with good
starting salary and company bene-
fits. Do not phone, apply In per-
son to Mr.. Burton, cASTELBERG's.
1904 F st. NV. 20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GIRL, with
MihIISKhS GflI re S7ss; sA1rs1Ap1Es, ass e1ssr,-
enced preferred but not essential;
TONS. 9TH st. NV. Millinery dept,
second floor, Mrs. Pouris. -21
Millinery Saleswomen
youns Women. DDn1sdh medium and nd better tier
Befefe aes si,i pm ERRsEE.JAY ERRs Ws5Ps sHoPs
liz G st. NV. From s to 8 pm,
THEBEE-JAY SHOPS, BILL I4th
MOTION PIcTURE riding trainees,
TON PICTURE Corr, Room 43a,
Bond Bldg, between 1880 pm.
MULTIGRAPH TYPE SETTER, ex-
perienced, for permanent position in
printing dept. of local food chain.
HOT sHoPPEs, INC, 1924 II st. NV.
-2l
NURSE, registered. oral surgeons Of
nee: 5h-day week; some experience
in general anesthesia preferred Box
126-A, Star. -26
NURSE, r. N, for medical clinic
$3.50 per vr.; 4O-hr. 7-day wk.. ir-
regular hours but none later than
8 p.m.; leave provisions and medical
coverage. Call EX. O007. -21
SEAMSTRESS, experienced, for bet
ter clientele. Permanent position
Excellent salary. Apply at once. 101s
sALEsLADJEs-Exper. for coat, suit,
dress depts.: full and part-time pos. !;
good salary. plus commission; 5-day,
4O-hr. wk. Apply personnel dept =,
L: FRANK CO.. 18th and F sts. NV.
SALESLADY, experienced in ladies'
coats and suits; permanent and
good pay. sIGMUND's. so4 7th st.
sALEsLADY for greeting card dept,
exp: not nee, apply WILLIAM BAL
LANTYNE d SON. 1921 r st. NV,
bet. 10 and IL am. and 8 to 4 pm.
SALESLADYS-Must be experienced
IN infants and children's wear.
Steady position. short hours. salary
to start. S36. cABOTs, 1880 F St.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
statesmen

sALEsMEN-one Of the oldest cor
porations Of its kind in America
needs men to call on prospective
customers in greater Washington.
We furnish all contacts and will
prove by actual demonstration in
the field that from $500 to 81 1000
per month Is being earned in q 40
hour week; car necessary. For in
formation and positive proof Of the
above call between 10 and 1890 at
e1s Warner Building. 18th and E
SITS. NV. -22
statesmen, used-car (2); good SAL
ary and comm. on all sales; in bus.
90 yrs. Box asa. Star. -21
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Desires resident of Arlington Coun-
ty. Must be exper.; no night work;
bsmeron, American sERVicEN: en-
TER, 5S5 N. Glebe rd.. Arl., Va.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS, exper.,
ERAL HEATING ENGINEERING
CO., INC, 2131 9th st. NV. 30
SHOE SALESMAN, part time. evenings
and Saturdays; for man interested
In additional permanent income.
SHOE SPOT, 1910 7th st. NV.
SERVICE MAN, outside
work; car allowance; steady Job.
Apply Immediately, ATLANTIC
TELEvISION SERVICE, 1772 Column
bia I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1950-03-20

OFFSET PRESS HELPER
Experience not necessary, excellent
opportunity for young man to learn
trade: WILLIAMS g. HEINTZ CO.,
Evening star., 1950-03-20
MEN WITH CARS

II you have had home demonstration
experience and interested in man.
agerial position, have a good prop
osition to offer. Phone Ii. 3-79l5
for appointment, 9:30 to noon.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
PROPOSALS

6N OF THE DISTRICT
SANITARY a fEaHESMssa; ENa1nFHF4ENGaT FnHIFREGToR OF
March Is. 1850. Sealed proposals
1istr,es ni,d Se n,;Ssiyd Tsssivsd in Room 5og.
NV. Washington 4. D. c.. until
pm. EST, March 81, 1850
ana then publicly opened and read
Tor the construction Of stormwater
sewer 18th, Consress and Savannah
sts. sc. This project consists Of ap-
proximately 90 linear feet Of 2,OSx
go" brick and concrete masonry
sewer: 20 linear feet brick and con-
crete masonry junction chamber; Is
linear feet Il" diameter plain con-
s,s crete pipe sewer; so linear feet IS"
500 linear feet of 36" diameter re.
1nforced concrete pipe sewer; go
linear feet of 80" diameter reinforced
concrete pipe sewer; and $50 linear
feet OF "a diameter plain concrete
pipe sewer. Proposal form, plans
and specifca tons may be obtained
IN Room 427, District Building
Telephone National 5000, Extension
Z31S.) mh16.16,17.1S2 2QO1
Evening star., 1950-04-16
Miss Bergman, Lindsfrom
Near 0ut-of-Court Accord
BY the Associoted Press


LOS ANGELES, April IS. - A
legal fight in open court between
1ngrid Bergman and her es-
tranged husband, DR.. Peter Lind
strom, may be avoided, attorneys
indicated today.
An out-of-court settlement. in
fact. may be reached Tuesday or
Wednesday. said the surgeons
lawyer, Isaac Pacht.
I'VE are quite clear on the
matter Of property settlement and
distribution" he added. The other
important point for settlement is
custody Of the couples daughter
Pia Lindstrom. II, who is here
with her father.
Pacht and Miss Bergman's at
torney. Greg Bautzer. have been
negotiating for weeks toward a
settlement without court tangle
which presumably would involve
the actress love affair with Ro-
oerto RoSsellini. Italian film
director. who claims the son Miss
Bergman bore in Rome. She OBJ
tanned a Mexican divorce from
DR.. Lindstrom.
Meantime in Rome. Rossellini
said a published American report
that he and Miss Bergman would
be married in London in two
weeks Is "a new one on me-" He
said he and Miss Bergman are
still trying to cut red tape barriers
and marry where we can do II
fastest.
Evening star., 1950-04-16

HURRY Here afe those won
derful money.saving Thrift-Tex
Rugs! The ean't-be-beat, eco
nomieal answer to floor cover
ing problems. Top quality, hard
enamel surface for easy clean
ing, long wear. Floeals and geo
metric designs I'm wine, blue,
fray, green. tan combinations.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
Driver Wins Bottle
For Parking Space
But Loses HisCor
BY the Associated Press

DES MONIES, April 15,-Police
'are wondering if things are so
tough that a motorist would risk
a penitentiary sentence to get a
parking spot here.
H. M. Konzen of DeS MoineS
told police that he beat another
motorist to parking space.
He called me a few vile names
and threatened to call police Mr..
Konzen said. Il dropped a coin
in the meter. however. and went
on"
Mr.. KonZen said he found his
car missing when he returned
later. He called police. Detec-
tive L. C. Hardenbrook finally To-
Gated Mr.. Konzen's car in a COM
mercial garage.
Mr.. Hardenbrook said some one
had called the garage and asked
to have Mr.. Konzen's car picked
up and placed in storage.
The detective says the charge
for such an act would be larceny
of a motor vehicle, penitentiary
offense.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
Heidi Talent Troupe 10 Visit
u. 5. Bases In Europe

Horace Heidi and his talent
troupe of Sc young American am
ateur entertainers were to leave
here at Gam. today for a months
tour of occupation bases IN Ger
many and Austria.
Under the auspices Of the Air
Force, the troupe will leave Ma
tional Airport on two c-S4S. The
first stop will be WeiSbaden, Ger
many. The troupe will play one
night stands elSo in Frankfurt,
Rhein Main. Heidelberg. Berlin.
Erding. Vienna, Neuberg. Lands
berg. Furstenfeldbruck, Stutteart,
Tripoh, Paris, Burtonwood and
London.
The purpose of the trip-other
than to entertain occupation
troops-is to look for talent
among them. For the next three
weeks. talent discovered among
Armed Forces personnel will be
heard on Mr., Heidt's program at
$50 pm Sundays on Station
WTOP. The programs will oe
broadcast from abroad,
In Paris. the show will benefit
the Society for French Tubercu-
lar Children and will be sponsored
by the American Legion.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
British Cut OFF Coal and Oil
For Argentine Railways
By the A,sec;ofed Pres,

LONDON. April l5.-Juan Cat
to. head of the Argentine Rail-
ways Commission here, said today
Britain has ordered suspension
of coal and oil shipments to Ar
gentina's national railways be-
cause of more than 81 million
(s2, 800, ,o00) in unpaid bills here
There was no confirmation from
the British. who last night refused
to comment on a similar report
from informed sources in Buenos
Aires.
Mr.. Cato said the British Ma
tional Coal Board. in a formal
note to the commission, advised
it that lack of payment for old
shipments forced it to order a
suspension of further sales of coal.
A similar note was received
from the Eagle Oil Co.. which
handles all oil purchases by the
Argentine Railways Commission
Mr.. Cato said.