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Evening star., 1952-07-20
Members Are to Help Formulate Boord Of Trode Prosrom

Members Are to Help Formulate Boord of Trode Proerom
D. Washington of Trade has
under date of July H. addressed letter to all members seeking
their aid formulating the Of work for 1928 To make
sought.
To members time in advising matters.
~ asked to tell by number the three activities projects
believed to be the most important In the next three spaces is
should undertake
The replies received on such cards. stated will aid the
mte immeasuraby developing blueprint
please the members and make the Board Of Trade effective
community building organization.
On which follow there contained
board has been doing by complete but does reflect
in detailed the wide activity
developed during 63 of in the Nations Capital
PROMOTION business services legislation %ecpon 8rea
development cultural activities District of Columbia government
on snd e00ca00n taxation anpoa
The limitations of will permit giving
grouped under the several headings However
Of activities
in congressional relations program aimed at developing
in number of District Columbia appointments to West Point
Annapolis dD reviewing all legislation affecting District
troll d9 collection and dissemination of basic information
ing and tgs affecting and 600 strong
Under the head of Metropolitan Area Development
pos
similar facilities in entire Metropolitan Area; continue study
Of METROPOLITAN Area DEVELOPMENT Council
ON ne es @ and
civic groups might well be invited cooperative
action) 25) review action
Capital Planning Commission developing new
Metropolitan Area planning body"
Under the Government Operations In
cuded other items 33) Adoption housing code
aimed at reducing number inadequate housing units
public recreation carried Ma
tona Capital Parks s5 review operations Of Police Department
other law enforcement of PARK
Police with Metropolitan Police Department. continued study
of adequacy of prevention and action
public health acltieS (4 continue
OF D. c. Government to promote efficiency and economy"
Under Community Facilities" Continue work on long
Improvement Potomac
1es 4 further development of local waterways
4 continue work for eliminating pollution
River and its tributaries 47) parking facilities
$500 million capital District including
equitable financing Methods (53 application
redeveopmen law which will be of appropriate
benefit to the community"
Education" "(55) Development Washington as
important educational (5 continued development
the D. c. public schools SYSTEM (58 expand
colleges (6 continue revival of high schoo
cadet (6 revise D. C. School Code
Under Taxation" "(65) Continue adequate
Federal payment to D. c. (66 activities peectng
equitable tax laws 6
personal property 69) publish
national brochures"
the limitation Of only three items con-
sdered be the boards important activities surely %
who really interested aggregate
should result in helpful variety Of views
limit to three new ideas appears be rather narrow
All Of the 86 items together of scope of
work regularly carried by the Board
Trade Its ofceS Of valuable varou
characters which always available cooperating organizations
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
Steps taken 10
Affect Release
Of Officials

RIO DE JANEIRO P-The U.
S. embassy said today it has re-
ceived assurance from the Brazil
ian government tf.at all necessary
steps are being taken to effect the
release of a civilian aviation in
spector and Brazilian Air Force
major held captive by wild
cat" group of parachutists.
The embassy was informed that
the Brazilian Air Force was send
ing three planes to the Brazilian
jungle area where a search for
the wreckage of Pan American
Stratocruiser had taken an entire
ly unlocked for turn of events.
In Miami, Fla, Gordon Bennett,
chief advisor for the Miami in
ternational district offices of the
CAA, said 80 or more armed para
chutists were holding Scott A.
Nagness, CAA aviation safety ad.
visor from Miami, and Maj. Mi
randa Correa of the Brazilian All
Force.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
Communist Order Closes Border Crossing Point Germany
FRANKFURT, Germany Up A

! FRANKFURT, Germany Up A
sudden Communist order today
closed one OF five border crossing
points for German passenger trains
linking the Soviet Zone with West
Germany.
Without explanation, the East
German government shut off pas
senger traffic ON the feeder line
between Gutenfuerst in Soviet
occupied Thuringina. and Hof, from
tier communications center in the
American Zone State of Bavaria.
West German railway officials
sa'o passenger traffic on this line
VAS not explicitly covered by So
Niet.Allied agreements. But it had
been carried On by an unwritten
''gentlemen's understanding" since
the Berlin blockade was lifted May
IL, 1879.
Today's Red order was the first
20 cut down interzonal rail COM
munlcauons in post blockade
years.
II left the Gutenfuerst-H of line
open for freight movements, how
ever.
The Communist action jolted
blockade jittery Berlin and sent
cold chills through West Germany,
where fear of Soviet aggression
has increased sharply as the Bonn
government neared a peace con-
tract with the West.
The mysterious order crippled
Bavaria's contact with East Ger
many, although the main rail
crossing for Munich. Berlin passen-
Gers at Ludwigstadt Probstzella
IS unaffected.
Many Bavsrians, if they wish
TO visit the isolated former Ger
1ah capital, must now make long,
! expensive detourS. instead of tax.
ing a convenient train on the short
feeder route.
1t was the latest move in an
OBVIOUS Soviet campaign to fright
en- West Germany from its course
"a military and political alliance
with the West. Eastern Commu-
nlStS have openly spoken OF frat
rlCidal war" to come and have
prepared to organize a Soviet Zone
army Of over SOC. 900 Germans.
with the Red peoples police as a
nucleus,
Playing a cat and mouse game,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
Limit To Be
Placed On House
Tex Deductions

q WASHINGTON ~ Some kew
senator's said today the special
tax deductions voted by the House
last week for all 531 members of
Congress probably will be ap-
proved in the Senate with some
limitat ons
Il think the principle of it is
corr ,cf. . Sen. Gee -ge (D.-Ga J
vetevHn Ct airman of the tax-writ-
ing Frame Committee told re-
port. II have not studied the
Houf pr, vision in detail but it
prob " ~nes tn far
Sc Bridges Urn. j., minor.
ity 4 r leader, said in separate
inter ew that informal talks he
has I'D with Other lawmakers in.
diea me Il OF them favor it,
1T ~ Il ink something should be
done Bridges ssis, but they
want some Limitation put on, 81 a
fello co, ldn't write off a $500
NOR : app rtmert.
81 lou 4 not be so vile ooen.
Ser. Dou las Cd Ill., agreed with
Geo e ar BRIDGES t,et all mem.
bers of C)nsTc3s az feed with
the problem of double living costs.
I'll > Ho e rsa9.s.1 would al
low all congressman to deduct
their livi lg expenses while in
Was ingto1 as business expense,
not subject to federal taxes.
The cor gresslonal tex rider was
attached 10 the annual appropria
ton carrying some 50 million dol
lars to provide operating funds for
Congress and its agencies during
the fiscal year that begins July /.
The House passed IL without de
bate or a recorded vote.
Some senators believe House
leaders made mistake by ap-
proving an indirect pay boost for
members Of Congress without pub.
lie discuSsln or = record vote.
@e For several years past members
OF Congress have received a $2,-
500 tax exempt expense allow.
ancc IN addition TO their annual
salaries Of sl2,soo which are
taxed. Starting next Jan. /, this
expense allowance becomes sub
Jeet 10 tax.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
Coronation Brew

LONDON Up 49, A firm of British
brewers announced today it is
ready with a special coronation
beer to help the nation celebrate
the browning Of its new queen in
June, 1853.
The coronation brew will be a
little more than three times as
expensive-five shillings go cents }
a pint-and three times as strong
as the usual lager.
The specially potent beer will
be released to the public a week
before the coronation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19
Citizen Staff Photo

the Russians banned Allied patrol
on the Berlin-West Germany auto
balm May s, claimed later that
these were Illegally armed, then
gradually PRINTED. them to re-
sumo their daily trips on the no.
mile super-highway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-19

DUNEDIN ~ ~ An amateur
fisherman, casting while wadlng
stepped into q deep hole and
drowned in Tooke Lake Sunday.
he was Marcus Bsrnum. ~. en-
pioye Of the Skinner Machinery
Company.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-05-15

for such a long time that the root
system may be badly damaged. In
such cases, the plant usually exc
ponds all of its energy by the time
it is 4 to inches high and then dies.
All surviving stands sh ould be
watched carefully.
Where satisfactory survival does
not exist with an old stand it would
be well to plow it up and crop it
several years before replanting.
Young stands can usually be thick
ened by reseeding.
Spring Seeding
It has been long time since
spring broke in April all over Man
tana, permitting uninterrupted seed
ing for fairly long period. 1t is also
unusual to have fairly good supply
of moisture in the soil to give the
new seedlings a good send-off. OF
course this doesn't mean that either
weather or crops will react In such
a way as to keep growth moving
along in normal way, but such a
thing might well happen
The fact that we had few April
showers over most of the state has
resulted in many people talking
about another "duster." It is possible
of course, but the fact that seedlings
have been seasonal and there is
some moisture for the crops would
indicate that crops could easily be
in a harvestable condition before
any hard freezes come in early fall.
/ hope this statement holds up.
Corn
In spite of poor corn weather re-
sulting in the rather poor production
of mature corn in 1850 and 1851, it
has been encouraging to find that
producers are planning on putting
out large corn acreage.
More corn production is going into
pit silos every year, so it isn't so inn
portant that we have real corn
weather right up to the date of the
first killing frost. While this new
use for the corn crop has made fol
rather limited supplies of open
pollinated seed corn, more liberal
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-05-15
Soils and Crops
Good Weather, Good Moisture
Give Crops Good Sendoff
Soils and Crops
By RALPH MERCER

FOR THE LAST month I have
been watching the 1852 growing sea
son get under way. It has been good
weather to get seeding done early
and in the soil in good shape, but
there was a noticeable absence of
April showers.
It hasn't all been pleasant, because
person has to see the damage done
along the Milk river to realize what
a job these people have ahead of
them and what loss they have sus-
tanned. Too bad it isn't possible to
take this water from the river and
place it on the dryland.
In part of the flooded area it is
question of what production will be
possible in the 1852 season. It is
imperative that as much feed be
produced as can be. While local rec
concentrations will be available from
the county extension service in the
counties involved, it is certain that
short season crops and corn have the
best opportunity of producing a
maximum amount of feed.
Where irrigated pastures and all
falfa have remained under water for
lengthy period Of time, it is any
oody's guess as to just what will
happen. Usually alfalfa that remains
under water from 10 days to two
weeks is a gone goslin', while
grasses will stand a much longer pc
Rod.
Alfalfa May Survive
Observations made in the flood
area showed some excellent growth
on stands that had been under water
for three weeks. On fields where the
water had just receded there was no
apparent life, but young sprouts
were abundant under the soil sur
face and the root next to the crown
looked healthy. It's certain that al
these plants will need air as soon
as the soil can be cultivated around
them. The cultivation should be
mild.
Even with this rather optimistic
situation existing it may be that the
plant has been subjected to watel
Evening star., 1952-12-07
To Be Stationed Here

Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Kent
Bowers and their daughter, Miss
Eveline Green Bowers. are visiting
Capt. Bowers mother, Mrs. John
T. Bowers. Capt. Bowers expects
to be on duty at the Naval Gun
Factory in Washington about De-
cemher IL
Evening star., 1952-12-07
wonderful
handbag buys )
for your gift dollars
POLISHED
CALFSKIN
1O.95 to 1880
. butter.soft leather
. beautiful lines
. important details both
inside and out

Hord believe such exceptionally fine handbags such surprise
prices right the time when you're seeking special gifts
from extensive Christmas collection boast clasps
ones fine Innings, inside zippes purses and mirrors
g. Elite" box bag with double handles Black -----1Oo5
z Gonson piowe bog black red brown noy-----------139S
g. "Jone Andrew otce rooniy fashioned BIock------l85O
g. "MoyerNewmon" sotchel Ieonerined BIock-----l5OO
.. .. please add 2O96 Federal Tox
W6L-Hondboes First Floor
oIso BehesdoChey Chase and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
9TH, sTH AND E SITS. NV.
POSITION with established agenc

POSITION with established agency
for experienced man to sell life, ac-
cident. health and. disqualification
Insurance.; must have transportation,
furnish references. Call MIR. PAYNE,
DI. S170. z to 8 pm. 19s
MAN to work as floor
man on SATURDAY nights and all day
Apply FIT. DAVIS BOWLING ALLEY.
3e4s Alabama ave. Sc. LII. 4-22223.
We are now in a posi-
ton to place two responsible men
in our business; aged 81 to 40.
Call Alex. 1878 for appointment.
ACCOUNTING FIRM in
Richmond. Va. having an outstand-
tax man OF proven ability. with
an accounting BACKGROUND. II you
are qualified and interested In this
position. your reply should contain
your age, education. experience. mar
ital status, and any other pertinent
data data salary paid is commensurate
treated IN confidence. Box 454 x.
Star. Ia
NEED MAN. approx. 40 yrs. old for
shipping or receiving dept; 5-day
T6;; permanent. See E. H. BLAKE
MAKE $50 TO $500 PER SALE.
selling new. Miracle Outdoor Light
to gas stations, motels, drive-ins.
auto agencies, others. Exclusive
territories to statesmen and dis
Written money-back GUARANTEE
vestment or lighting experience re- re-
CURED. w. H. LONG Co, Iii w.
Illinois st., Chicago 10, Ill. EStab-
A l1sf MaT Fei1 AMAZING DE-
SIGNS! 20, 80. 40 and a4o light
CASH COMM; every b bTsine ssoa 4
e STgS men. women; full, part time.
MN TX: chi GoaP; 90 or AMERICA Dept,
UNEXPECTED CHANGE makes avail.
able fine Rawleigh business in
southeast Montgomery County. Deal
er serving consumers here last 4
years years nnds It necessary to locate in
over 900 available. Exeeptional nal CD.
portunity for right man. Write
FFhA astsE III Dept. DCJ-14-2ol.
CASUALTY INSURANCE co. wants
loss prevention engineer. If without
eTosFm afsiv VII " train "a man ap-
some college background in mechanic
cal engineering or its equivalent in
WORK experience; prefer a resident
OF this area, owner Of automobile
and married; salary open. AMERI-
CAN SURETY CO, $40 Southern
sIag. 1Sth and H sts. NV. --993
DAY evening and all day Saturday.
Must be experienced in selling
sports goods: mems wear. luggage.
1874 fSs6 ana Pay, E. Mr. Nanny 1Rv1NSS 5s'
PART TINE MEN to sell storm win
dows 3 ewes. and Sat. Income SIS
per wk. Must have car. Selling
exper. not necessary Apply 1 to s
pm: Monday and Tuesday. 1918 NJ
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN for cleaning
store, part-time to start. full-time
S iater give phone number. Box
HOW WELL CAN YOU RECRUIT?
II tr5 you nave what it takes to hire,
statesmen. in a direct selling bust
payment plan is tops in the in
dustry: our product and sales
methods have enabled US to attain
national prominence rapidly; we
wish to open this productive area
under the man who can build us
capable, solid organizations of well
schooled, full time commission
statesmen. in the shortest possible
time; We are willing to pay well for
results; personal interview arranged
upon receipt of letter giving expert
ences; replies confidential. Write
D. Lyon. Box 1921, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
YOUNG VETERAN

II you were certain you could earn
500 every day. would you take this
job? Then call at 1916 Conn. ave-,
Suite ql9. 3 TO . only. --22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
HELP--MEN
Y0I1NG MAJ
$50 PER DAY

Apply MIR. REYNOLDS, 1920 New
Tues. between &c a.m.-3:45 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
WINDOW TRIMMER
Exper.. artistic and energetic; 5-day
40-hr. week.
BECKER'S
oEOhER .

1914 st. NV. -21
WOOL SPOTTER to take charge of
small plant in All, Va. Call IA.
o-o467 after pm. 49,
BoYS--Good income easy; sell name
plates tor houses: Write tonight.
NATIONAL ia Summer. Boston.
MAN. married. TO deliver to residences
IN NV. Washington; no canvassing.
no investment. no collections; car is
required; permanent: excellent
father-son proposition. Write giving
present employment type car. phone,
>ete; Reply Box 39-l; Star.
Pleasant. Md. Sat. and Suns. Refs
Box 215-L. Star.
MAN, young. white, energetic, me-
Chemically INCLINED to work in auto
MAN, colored, to work in paint fac
tory; hours, s to s; 5 days; must
be sober and reliable. Do not cali
unless. you have local references
T THls $500 3 permanent position Call
MAN, for maintenance and tanitor
GEORGIAN HOTEL, 1914 G st.
MAN. to act as Santa Claus: I hours
only per day, pm. 10 o pm, Dec
Is to %; excellent pay. Mr.. VIE
.NER. 10. $4,000. -2l
MAN, colored. TO work in furniture
repair dept and general work around
store; driving permit preferred;
steady. employment, Apply in per
son after 8 am. Monday. Bring
references. 1l12 18th st. NV
MAN to sell and supervise the sale of
proven high-quality. low-priced line
OF specialized equipment to service
stations, garages and feet operators
IN Washington area; all items with
high-income value to purchasers; no
inventory; all shipments direct from
factory: our regular agents easily
can investigate our offer on a part
time basis. Write H. Pearson, B.
& B. MFG. CO., Sioux City. Iowa,
for complete details on factory-to-
user plan.
MAN. exper.. for drain service: steady
work; must have drivers license;
salary and commission basis. tn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

llNA EObhos AZ. '.
MAID. celored or white. to work
Steady work and good wages. 20"
9th st. NV.
MANICURIST, top salary, 500: ex.
perienced only: 5-day week. SUE
HAIR STYLISTS, 946 Wayne ave.
Silver Spring, Md, SH. 1921. 30
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNI-
CHAN CHAN white la4 tS work In doc iS
NEGATIVE OPAQUER-steady year.
round work. Call MR.. BAKER, OV.
NURsE-HoUsEKEEPER for invalid
bered, live in: $3.50 mo. Box l0S-
NURSE, r. n: q good annual salary:
vac. with pay; s-hr. day shift: live
NURSE. registered. for work in shell
tered workshop employing the handi-
capped; duties include work with
medical consultant, clinic referrals.
first aid, health education, cafeteria
MANAGEMENT and small housekeep-
ing duties; hours. S:15 to 5. Mon.
through Friday ro Inte RE- SATISFY
OFFICE CLERK, finance company
salary. bonus and vacation with
pay; wonderful opport; for willing
PLIANCE CO, TIA o ST.; NV. -l9
OFFICE GIRL, white; 5-day week,
$50 week. SANITARY RUG CLEAN
ING CO.. lo6 Ind. ave. n'w' d.
OFFICE GIRLS, sos per wk.. perma-
nent,. vacation with pay; must have
excellent references. MILLERS
EuESs., me- 1891 g 81; M .r.v.
must type; 5-day week; permanent.
R14 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
NOTICE TO LOB APPIICANTs

NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
FtrmS engaged IN interstate COM
merce or in the production OF
goods for commerce must now PAP
at least rs cents an hour and
time and one-hdit for Overtime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
Ldw. Job seekers offered less By
corered firms should notify the
Wage and Hour Diptsion, U. S.
Department OF Labor, telephone
Executive 2420. Extension 1919.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
OPPORTIINITY

Ready for a change? Do You need
security and an excellent income?
80. 800 per year, plus paid vacat,
insurance and other benefits. Our
route sales department has an i'm
medlate opening. Phone for an
polntment. ask for Mr.. Harper, IL.
BANNER LAUNDRY, 90l Oronoco
81. Alex, Va. AL. O203. 81
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THE EVENING STAR

phone calls,
THE EVENING STAR
I101 Penna. Ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, a0-30 yrs. old, with
electronie and mechanical expert
with national organization. Call
HU. S543. Sun. JE. S-oS9i. 10
YOUNG MAN. so-35. to work in pet
shop; pleasant surroundings; Sig
day week. ARLINGTON PET SHOP.
2l9 S: Walter Reed DIR. toff Column
YOUNG MAN. about 90. to learn the
portunity. Apply BOSS g. PHELPS.
l417 K st. NV. --22
YOUNG MAN, to work in mail room;
eXper. helpful but not essential; sal
airy open. Apply IN person. EDGE
WOOD OFFICE SERVICE, 703 Edge
wood st ne. 10
YOUNG MAN for office position in
young man Interested in learning
auto. business; opportunity for adv.
Must be able to type and have gen
GassFSoRs6e k s6RGEieSse cHE sSf ME
SALES. l4th and Florida ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN interested in getting a
good job where he can learn and
improve his standing; at least high
school education necessary. Reason
GAILfHE E q S' Huau JET. o0q inc,
Sherman ave. and W st. NV. NO.
YOUNG MAN. white, handy with
tools; able to drive car, to install
non-smoker preferable. OR. 3247.
YOUNG MAN. age 20 to os-Fine
Arlington mems store offers full-time
nF gost TRn efe os s xS5k
Shirltngton Business Center. OV.
1890.
Young MAN. 1925. draft exempt.
high school education. to work in a
clerical capacity in our home office.
Splendid opportunity # you have
position where you can work your
way up; 5-day. 37l2-hr. Apply RIM.
800. personnel office. EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. SIG 14th
YOUNG MAN. packing and general
trade; permanent. ACME BINDERY
CO. 1908 10Th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, white. eligible for vet
Grams Job training. to learn ex-
terminating; D. c. driving permit;
good opportunity. Write age, ad-
dress and telephone number. Box
YOUNG MAN with drivers permit to
learn the paper business. Must have
refs. Good opportunity for right
perSon. Apply I113 M st. Sc,
YOUNG MAN. hardware. stock and
sales clerk; 51z-day wk Sal. S45
No exp. nee: Phone Falls Church
$500 am. to 6 pm. -21
YOUNG MAN with previous sales ex-
perience to train as furniture sales
man. Unusually good opportunity
for the right man. No outside cam
wasting. no leads to follow. All
selling done in our new large Ar
ington. Va. store and our Wash
ington, D. c., store; salary plus COM
mission while learning; paid vaca-
ton and good opportunity for rapid
advancement. Come in and see per-
sonally My Friend John. ATLAS
FURNITURE. 921 G st. NV. or 80
North Glebe rd.. Arl.. Va,
YOUNG MAN. clerical, for credit Of
fee: interesting work; good oppor-
tunity: will train. See Mr.. Klein.
MARVIN'S, 734 7th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN to work in electrical
supply house. Apply after 2 pm,
c. A. LEPPERT, Ola Eye st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, white; part time. SO
pm: thoroughly familiar with
Wash. area. to deliver and make
contacts with stores and contrac-
tors; opportunity with future. Box
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COUNTER CLERK for dry cleaning
store, good salary. Apply in per-
son. zoos Eye st. NV. liz
COUNTER GIRL, white, for snack
bar; industrial cafeteria; fast and
Sun. holiday. or evening work: va
cation. meal, and uniforms. OIL.
COUNTER GIRL. white, no expert
ence necessary; part time. 8 Pm.
BARBECUE, Marlboro pike and
Benning I'd. Sc. 10. S-4333 30
COUNTERGIRL-Ex not nee
cssary: daywork: no Sundays. JAG
BELTS DRIVEN 11173 Viers Mill
COUNTERGIRLS, for bakery and
fountain. nice working conditions
and good nav la 0-444O Ia