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OliS see MN. " ELLIS. 10
YOUNG COLoRED MAN, % to 80,
nGFk ner Work w Eea nelades eiads 0ss operaion run Of
several office machines which are
easy to learn: should have drivers
license and be, available immedi=
vacation and paid hospitalization;
day week, 9 to 5. FREDERICK W.
BERENS. INC. Mortgage Bankers.
,2@S , x ST. NV, MA, 5oo5, See
ARTHTR MURRAY will train ambi-
tious men between 21 -33. college
graduates preferred. with good per-
sonalitieS, for careers in the dance
profession; earn between s5o-S12o
time. Apply ARTHUR MURRAY
STUDIOS, 11O6 Conn. ave. between
LIFE IFll iSsuRaNcE n1s RAJ co. has opening ml3
for a man. between the ages Of
25-35. capable of handling corresp.
and interviews regarding life in
Surance claims, Surrenders, policy
changes, etc; must have had exper.
similar dept. in home office; salary
dependent on quail. Apply Room 800.
s16 4th st. NV. between 9 am.
and 3 pm. -13
MARKED MAN, age 20-4O, for eS-
tablished wholesale food products
route 5-day week. paid vacation,
insurance benefits; union scale. Must
furnish excellent refs. and have
good driving record. Apply in per-
son, CAPITOL FRITO CO.. INC,
1860 Bethesda Ave. Bethesda, Md.
POSITION, insulation
work; experience not necessary.
Report ready for work. 7:30 am.
10n6 N Glebe rd., Arlington. -15
EMPLOYED MEN, psrt-time sales
work, 3 ewes and Sat-; exper. not
neces.; earn So so per hr. each hr.;
haber. and apparel of REAL SILK.
Phone MA. 1855. 10 to $50 pm.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for field
secretary with well-known inter-
national service organization, con-
tacting business and professional
men; especially attractive to retired
giving age, exper. and salary ex.
pected Box 433-V. Star. IA
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ADVERTISING SALESMAN for ra-
dio; Send full particulars to Box
ADVERTfsiNG SOLICITOR for es-
tabliShed suburban weekly. must be
experienced and capable OF planning
long-range advertising campaigns
Send full information and photo to
Box 15S-V Star. --13
AGENT for active Arlington real es-
tate Office; excellent opport. MAN
MAS REALTY CO., 2116 Wilson
blvd. GL. or OK. 27S4. 10
AIR DUCT INSTALLATION mechan-
ics and helpers: also need expert
enceo sketcher to make shop draw
ings. Apply JAMES PLUMBING g.
HEATING CO., 2O12 Duke ST.,
APPRENTICES, helpers. installers-
Electric protective signaling system;
national concern engaged in ma
tional defense work; permanent po-
sition. interesting work; on-the job
training program for veterans; va
cation wage progressive plan. Box
ARCH1TEcc1TURAL CRAFTSMEN -
Wanted for large, interesting prof.
ect. Hospital or laboratory expert
ence desirable. State qualifications
to Box GOV, Star. -13
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PHILIP SCHLEIT, Attorney,
IGA1 q n w
RALPH p BARNARD, Attorney

RALPH P. BARNARD, Attorney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 1850, Ad-
ministration. = This is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Letters Testamen-
tary on the estate of r. Louise Dove,
late of the District of Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated. to the subscriber, on or
before the 27th day of August, AID,
1851: otherwise they. may by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
21th day of February, 1851. RALPH
P BARNARD, Denrike Building
tSeslb Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUES
Deputy Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. mh13,20,27.
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HELP MEN
ADJUSTER

or experience needed in collection
department: outsied work; car fur
nished. Man selected will have eX-
cellent chance for advancement
ST 1900 IA
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7th, sth AND E SITS. NV.

DRIVER SALESMAN, salary ant
commission. BLUE PLATE FOODS
INC; AT. 59l7. 3l6 F stn.e. IL
DRIVER SALESMAN for established
home delivery route. Ideal op.
portunity for right man. Cal
Mr.. SKINKER, GE. S410. be-
DRUG AND FOUNTAIN CLERK. col.
ored; exper.; refs; must apply in
person. KAYS PROFESSIONAL
PHARMACY, 925 Sth st. s.e. ia
DRUG CLERK. experienced' active
pending on qualification. HIGGER' &
DRUG. 5Ol7 Conn. Ia
DRUG CLERK. exper. desired but MOI
necessary: good pay, excel. working
coma. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORES EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, q
St ne.
DUPLICATING MANAGER; saiar,
plus percentage OF profits. DRAKE
DUPLICATING SERVICE. 7916 New
York ave. NV. --l5
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ROOKKEEPER

BOOkkEEPER
Typing experience necessary; double
entry books: good working condi-
tions, pleasant surroundings. vaca-
ton with pay and other benefits.
ask for MR. TAYLOR. -i3
BRICKLAYERS, 25. wanted. white;
week. Goth and Sycamore SITS. North.
BRICKLsHIY;ERs. rear of a7so Ritten- Rite
nh h99se s. nv; MECHANICS only, -l5
bKiChLAIERS@un'on, wanted. good
mechanics. 10th and crittenden
BRICKLAYERs-white mechs, only
for Fairmounts Heights School Adj
olson Chapel rd.. Chapel Oaks, Nd.
BRfGKyISyfEiRRssi Flenty q iRside ,IU96R TG6R IL e..
Apply at 9th and Mao; Madison rVnt sts. I1es. ne.
and New Hampshire ave. extended
blocks north of University dr.. or
call ANTHONY IZzO. ST. 05S7. for
BRicKLAYERs, large apt. project.
BRICkLAYERS, Baptist Church, sill
yer Hill road. near Suitlsnd; white
mechanics; union job. w. W. HUT
TON 81 co. INC. 2 Kentucky ave-,
Parkland. Md. 10. s-27T4. ii
BULLDOZER OPERATOR with car;
ssyyp. .Hay 3nly need apply excel. wages.
BTLLDozER OPERATOR. steady Job
for exp. man; exper. with loader
also. LARCHMONT OBSTRUCTION
GO. 1900 s. West ST.. Falls Church,
BUTCHER-Good hours and good SAL
ary Must be sober SHANKMAN'S
MARKET. 400 Kennedy st. NV IA
BUTCHER-MEAT CUTTER, colored
or white: sober. rel, ref. Apply
CABINET MAKER to assist foreman.
special millwork, exper. reading
blueprints, detailing. billing and
shop procedure. Call ARLINGTON
or ER 41RT After G Ia
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LEGAL NOTICES dcont.,
ROOT. RALLANTINE. HARLAN.
BUSHBY & PALMER. Attorneys,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court.-No 16qS2. Admin
tstration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. of the District
Of Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District of
Columbia. Letters Testamentary on
the estate Of Frank Copeland Page,
also known as Frank C, Page. late
OF the District of Columbia. deceased,
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby. warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the 18th day
OF August AID. 1851; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 18th day of
February. 1851. ANNA HOWARD
PAGE, 1406 29th st. NV. (Seal0
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELI..
Register of Wills for the District Of
Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
fe21 .mh6,13
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WILLIAM +. MCDONNELL. Attorney
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court. No. 76,55S. ADMIN
istration.-ThiS is to Give Notice:
That the. subscriber. of the. District
of Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District OF
Columbia. Letters of Administration,
C.TA. on the estate OF Ella F. Kis-
tier late of the District of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof, legally au-
theuticated. to the subscriber. on or
before the 14th day OF August. AID
1851: otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate Given under my hand this
4th day of February. 1851. WILL
LIAM F. MCDONNELL. Tower Build
ing. (SeaID Attest: THEODORE
GoGSWELL' Register Of Wills for the
Probate Court. fe27 ,mh6,13
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STOCK CLERK, familiar with cleo
tronic components and hardware;
Apply NATIONAL ELECTRONIC
LABORATORIES. 1913 Kalorama rd.
STOCKMAN. retail store experience;
excellent opportunities for right per-
son. Apply ESTHER SHOP 1925
sToSCtjkMAN-DRIvER, exp. necessary.
must know city; opportunity to learn
business. BEUCHLER' S, 915 18th st.
NV. Do not phone, lis
STORE-ROOM CLERK, white; 8 am.
to 3 pm; experienced preferred.
Apply steward. CARLTON HOTEL,
9th and < SIS: NV; 10
STOREROOM STEWARD-Good work
ing hours, 4O-hour wk., pay by the
hour; must work Sundays; exper,
and refs. req. Apply weekday after
moons, Rm. 1880, National Press
SURVEY RoDMAN and chairman. ex-
perienced in land Subdiv.. permanent
employment. Apply MR.; kAPLAN'
1904 Ripley St, Silver Spring. Nd.
TAILOR-Must be good at alterations
for right man. Call RE. 1947 all
TILE HELPER and settlers; expec; Sc
rience necessary. Call IA. 26uC
or RA. 3O3S after 3. -15
TRUCK DRIVERS, white, or colored,
to deliver television and major ap-
planes: must have experience; i.
day week. permanent position, good
salary. many employe benefits. Ap-
ply Mr.. Butter, LACY, INC. 1880
Half st. S.W. ID
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YOUNG MEN, COLORED

To learn specialized kind of work.
Must be neat appearing and have
good education. We offer you an
opportunity to earn 500 per week
salary if you qualify. Rapid ad-
vancements with Christmas and va
cation pay. Applications will be ac-
cepted at D. c. regional Offices. st
floor 1922 18th st. NV, lO-12
nnlY See MR. WELLS -13
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Multigraph-M h-Multilith
Operator

22-35 years of age, for printing dept:
exper in operating multigraph and
multilith machines; permanent po-
sition; 5-dsy. 40-hour week; $51 to
S2s p2svOas Sssks to stand and sbs ps
vacations and sick leave: Apply
rieyment Once. GAPITAL TRANSIT
CO.. seth and N sts. NV. Take
MULTnITH OPERATOR-Permanent
position. excellent working condi-
pay, disqualification benefits and
pension plan. Apply in person, 330S
14th st. NV. Room 307. Mr.. AUD.
NcR 1000 MACHINE OPERATOR. for
good good Working Conditions. ABBY
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. employ
ment ONCE. 2T00 Woodley rd. NV.
NIGHT wArCHMAN for construction
for good man: Apply ILL at Of
flcs, 2606 Tunlaw I'd. NV. -13
OFFICE BOY, familiar with repro
duction machine operation and gen.
eral ONCE procedure, for construc-
ton organization: salary open. Call
Bldg, 1900 18th st, NV. RE. 5553,
OFFICE MAN, handling incoming
outgoing MALL operate postage me-
ter. mimeograph and addresso-
graph machines: familiar with gen.
eral ONCE supplies. Only exp. appli-
cantS considered. Apply ALL-AMER-
ICAN AIRWAYS, INC, National Air
port. Washington. D. c. -15
OFFSET PRESSMAN to run Al by 81
Potter; night shift; only highly
skilled man need apply. CRAFTS
MAN PRESS. 415 18th st. sw,
Washington, D. c. Phone ST. 0444.
OFFSET sTRIPPER. camera man and
plate maker. large press sizes. Only
dependable, highly skilled all-around
man need apply for this key position
with established lithographic house.
Write or wire CRAFTSMAN PRESS,
INC. AIS 11th st. s.w., Wash. 4,
OIL BURNER SALESMEN-Domest
burners, excellent opportunity with
reliable Arm. Must be able to en-
gineer and sell completed installa-
ton. Box 414-R. Star -13
PAINTING ESTIMATOR - Please do
exp. in painting and estimating;
refs. required. Call TU. 1l31. ID
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WASHING MACHINE mechanic. exp.
with automatics pref, but will
train If nee. DAUBER'S, 1890 18th
WINDOW TRIMMER, exp. for drug
store windows. None other need ap-
,ly. Salary open. NO. 1892. IA
WOODWORKER for repair work in
furniture refinishing shop. LU.
4-lS40. IA
BOY, colored to work as kitchen
helper Apply in person only
MICHIGAN DRUGS, 1901 Michigan
MAN - middle-aged or elderly:
capable OF checking out and re
ceiving sheet metal and roofing
stocks. Must be able to furnish
reference. Also be mechanically
inclined. Call 81. Ss15 for in
MAN, white. to work nights wk.
as assistant manager, restaurant;
some knowl. bar; pref. sc. resident,
vic. So. Capitol st. Call after -2:3O
pm. for appointment, HO. 9S76.
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PAINT statesmen
Experienced man with following
among contractors, institutions apt
lished direct factory distributors
Complete line and ample warehous,
stocks OF nationally accepted prod
ucts at favorable competitive prices
Presents unusual commission earn
ing possibilities for a real producer
dence, Box 1877, Star. -I5
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Apply Mr.. Palmer
PEOPLES DRUG
STORES, INC.
49 P ST. NE.

CHEF-COOK. thoroughly exper gooc
home-style cooking; capable of tax.
ing complete charge of kitchen. Cal
HO. 9S7G. after . pm. for appt.
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SEALED PROPOSALS for Bid No
B-2-20S1 81 will be received at the
Procurement Section. National Bu-
reau Of Standards Bldg. 80. Connec-
ticut Avenue and Van Ness Street,
NV, until . pm, March 30, 1851
and then publicly opened for the
Construction of Air Gum Building
No. 112 as described in the specifi-
cations and drawings which may be
obtained from the Procurement Sec
ton, NATIONAL BUREAU OF
STANDARDS -l3
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Statesmen Can You Sell?

SECURITY statesmen
Opening for 2 men who must have
experience in the security field. We
will furnish leads, cooperation.
material special situations and the
phone for appt., JOHN c. KAHN
CO. RE. 1916. 10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
perienced in fabrication; salary and
commission. CONNORS INC. 2921
NayInr ri SO Ia
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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS for Bid No
B-2-2049-51 will be received at the
Procurement Section. National Blu
necticut Avenue and Van Ness St.
NV until pm. March 21. 1851
and then publicly opened for the re-
pan and remodeling OF the Elevator
in Bldg 3 as decribed in the speci.
dcations which may be obtained from
the Procurement Section, Nationa
Bureau of Standards. -13
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CHEF

Experienced, capable OF
managing cafeteria, perma-
nent position, good pay. Ex-
cellent working conditions
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TH0S. ]. OWEN g. son. Auctioneers
435 Southern Building.

WARREN BROWNING, Attorney.
American Security Building.
mhS 10 l31517
, 1951-08-01
Very GoodDknk
For Summertime

On these hot summer. days to
come, every hostess will be look
ing for a different kind of cool
ing. drink to serve her guests. Ken
lucky, traditional home of the mint
julep, is buzzing about a new tall
drink that is refreshing and simple
to make. According to Col. A. b.
Blaton, dean of Kentucky dis
t~illers, to make a Kentucky Col
Inns" take the juice of one lemon,
add a teaspoon Of sugar, and pour
in an ounce and a half of Schen-
ley's Cream of Kentucky. Shake
we'll with ice and serve in a tall
glass with club soda. Final touch is
to garnish with an orange slice and
a m%araschino cherry.
, 1951-08-01

Ao~AoA OASOIAys
A probe of the situation was
asked by a group of Pollack's fans
after the disc jockey failed to ap-
pear on his regular programs
Monday. A representative of the
NAACP committee will meet
Thursday with Ronald woodward,
WONE general manager, to eds
cuss both sides and get a clear
picture of the circumstances sur
rounding the controversial man
ner in which Pollack's resignation
vas accepted by the station"
Spokesman for the station said
that Pollack offered his resigna-
ton a month ago and asked of
ficials to get a replacement Tor
him. They declined to say what
prompted the popular disc Jockeys
decision to resign. Pollack con-
tends that he made his decision
"after a heated argument over
colored recording artists" He
said that he was "called on the
carpet" for interviewing Negro
singing star Savannah Churchill
on one Of his programs when she
appeared in Dayton several weeks
ago.
Pollack said he offered his re-
signation a month ago, and
that station officials refused to
accept it at the time. He said
that Monday morning he was
, 1951-08-01
Congressman Hits
Plans

Representative Clifford P. Case
Of New Jersey, a consistent sup
porter Of civil rights legislation,
takes to task his fellow Republi-
can, Senator Karl E. Mundt of
South Dakota, for advocacy Of a
merger of the Republican party
with the Dixiecrats. In a debate
with Senator Mundt in the July
% issue of Golfers, Congressman
Case warns that the results Of
such an alliance you'd be "dis-
astrous."
, 1951-08-01

throughout the nation.
Brewer, a product of Central
State College at Wilberforce and
former editor of the Philadelphia
has been on a
tour of American cities for more
than three months gathering ma
terial for his series.
He said he knew "the Dayton
situation pretty WE'LL" but wanted
to determine whether the local
picture has been improved. He
refused to comment on his find
ings here, and referred all in
terested citizens to his forth. COM
ing series in the Toledo Blade.
While in the city, Brewer
talked with officials of the Day
ton Urban League, the Natl
onal Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People
(NAACP) and the Daily Ex-
press He also questioned several
attorneys, businessmen and
State Representative Freo
Bowers.
The crack journalist checked
out of the downtown Miami Hotel
last night and will visit several
other cities on his nationwide
survey tour before returning to
his desk at the Toledo Blade to
write his series on racial tension
spots in America.
, 1951-08-01

Brion promised that he would
be shooting" for the ex-heavy-
weight champion tonight when
they tangle in a 10-round return
bout at the San Francisco Cow
Palace.
Louis defeated Brion in Chicago
last November in a 1O-rounded on
a decision, but the 24-year-old
South American thinks he has
gained enough confidence from
his subsequent bouts to give the
Detroit all-time ring great a ter
rifle fight.
gets better every day and points
BRION'S HANDLERS say the
195tpound "Pride Of the Pampas"
, 1951-08-01

out that he has the advantage in
age by 10 years and has overcome
his wariness Of the great Louis. In
his first fight with Louis, they say,
Brion was UNDERSTANDABLE awed by
being in the same ring with the
erstwhile king Of the heavies.
Bettors, on the other hand, have
made Louis the favorite. There is
little betting, however. This may
be due to the respect gamblersh
for Brion's punching power and
the fact that the Argentinian has
never been knocked out and has
been knocked out and has only
been to the canvas once in more
, 1951-08-01

A survey of WONE programs
by the NAACP public relations
committee revealed that every
few Negro artists are heard on
programs other than Frank Pol
locks" This survey was made be-
fore Pollack left the station.
WONE features a Negro COM,
mentator on a half-hour program
each weekday night-a program
dedicated primarily to classical re-
cords. There is also a Sunday
morning program sponsored by
Zion Hill Baptist Church. Both of
these broadcasts are underwritten
almost entirely by Negro business
men.
The NAACP public relations
committee refused to make any
statement concerning the situation,
and said they would make public
all information after a thorough
investigation is made into the
charges and eounter-charges.
, 1951-08-01
Ezzurd Charles
Manager Fined

HARRISBURGH, Aug. 1 (INS)-
Jake Mintz was fined $500 by the
Pennsylvania State Athletic Com
mission for conduct detrimental to
Boxing. The Commission ordered
an indefinite suspension lifted as
500 as Mitz pays the fine to the
Commonwealth.
, 1951-08-01
Weather Forecast

Mostly fair and not as warm to-
day, preceded by scattered
showers in Southeast portion,
fair and cooler tonight, low 81
to IS North and 65 to 68 South
Portion. Thursday some cloud
mess and slightly warmer in af-
ternoon.
than 100 fights. He was decked
by Bernie Reynolds on what his
handlers call a "sneak" punch.
Brion got back up to stiffen Rey-
nolds.
CONTINUED on page p
, 1951-08-01
Reporter Visits Dayton
ation Wide Survey

A staff reporter of the Toledo CO., Blade, w.. A.
Brewer was in Dayton Tuesday interviewing community
leaders on the extent Of local inter-group tension. His
findings will be included in a series of articles in the To-
|ledo daily paper, dealing with racial tension spots
, 1951-08-01

Brewer is one of the few Me-
groes in the country working on
the editorial staff Of a metropoli-
ton daily newspaper. He is consid-
cred an lace reporter"
, 1951-08-01
City NAACP Committee Probes
Fronk PoIIock's Resignation"

The public relations committee of the Dayton branch of the National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) today PORN
ised a Thorough investigation" into charges that popular disc jockey Frank
Po1ack was "forced to resign" his job at radio station WONE as a result of
, 1951-08-01

called to the station and told
that his resignation of a month
ago was accepted, effective in
ediately.
The disc jockey, who won a 49,
SO brotherhood Award" for his
contributions toward lettering
race relations, said he was Sin
undated" because he played
''too many" records featuring Ne
gro artists. He said that he was
asked to submit a list of all his
records before going on the air,
and that on at least one occasion
he was told that he had "too many
colored singers" on his list.
, 1951-08-01
Joe Louis, Brion Fight
On West Coast Tonight
By DON THACKREY

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1 GNS)- Cesar Brion, the
youthful Argentine heavyweight, will take all his guns in
to the ring in San Francisco tonight hoping to prove that
Joe Louis, the Brown Bomber, is an obsolete model.
, 1951-08-01
LAST SATURDAY, Pollack's

LAST ga ONUAY, POIIaCk S
"Dixieland" program, which many
times featured famous Negro art
lists, came to an abrupt end after,
according to Pollack, he was or
dered not to play any of his pri-
vate collection.
, 1951-08-01
II Get Chance To Deny Charges
Linked With u. S. Done Ring
PRICE I V CENTS

G!RARD,. Kas, Aus. 1 ONs)-E E: Haldeman-Juius, famed pub
dead last night in the swimming pool Of his Girard home.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
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Evening star., 1951-09-16
make the greasy water test!

Take 2 glasses. Put or 4 drops of leftover
grease into each. Measure teaspoon of Bab-O
into one glass {. j.. and the same amount of any
other cleanser into the other. Fill with hot tap
water. Stir briskly. See how many more suds
you get with new Wonder-Sudsing Bab-O!
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Trygve Lies Daughter, 22,
To Be Apple Blossom Queen
Blond and BIue-Eyed
Guri Will Reign at
Winchester Festival

Blond, blue-eyed Curl Lie,
daughter of Trygve Lie. secretary
general of the United Nations, will
reign as queen of the oath an
nual Shenandoah Apple Blossom
Festival in Winchester, Va, May 3
and 4.
The 22-year- old Norwegian girl
will receive her scepter from Anne
Carleton Hadley, who was crowned
queen last year by her Stepfather,
Vice President Barkley.
Miss Lie, whose selection was
announced yesterday by Mrs. Ed
ward w. Barr, director of the fes-
tival's court. is the sixth repre-
sentative of a foreign country to
reign at the springtime extrava-
ganza in the apple Capital"
Previous queens have come from
England, Belgium, Czechoslovakia,
Nicaragua and Iceland. Miss Lie
will bake the traditional queens
apple pie with Norwegian flavor. u
Miss Lie, who lives with her
parents at Forest Hills. Long Is
land, first came to the United
States in 1946 and returned in
I1949 after study at the University
OF Geneva and the Sorbonne.
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Mrs. R. W. Hardenbergh,
Widow Of Army Colonel

Mrs. Raymond w. Hardenbergh,
widow of retired Army colonel
who died several weeks ago at her
home in Santa Barbara, Calf, will
be buried Monday in Arlington
Cemetery. Funeral services will be
held at 3 pm. at Fort Myer
Chapel.
Mrs. Hardenbergh was the for
mer Helen johnson of Chicago
She and her husband lived in
Washington from 1941 to 1914 be-
fore moving to Santa Barbara. Col
Hardenbergh died in 1949.
Col. Hardenbergh was stationed
at the War Department in the
1930s. Before his retirement in
1941, he was stationed at Gov
ernor's Island, New York.
Mrs. Hardenbergh is survived
by a son. Raymond w. Harden
bergh, Santa Barbara; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. j. F. r. Seitz, who lives
with her husband. an Army
colonel. at his station in Bamberg
Germany, and Mrs. Walter A. But
kus, also the wife of an Army
colonel, of Santa Barbara. Five
grandchildren also survive.