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PAGE 17 THE SUN, BALTIMORE, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1948 Jl r-1 ii 1 Studio Slates INDUSTRIES K. OF C. BACKS MUTH INVITED water. Spring Recital Harriet Sauber Eisner Studio of RAFFLE BILL SEEK STUDENTS TO SEE SCHOOL the Dance will present "Holiday- Body Of Second Of Two DrowningVictims Found The body of the second of two drowning victims was recovered yesterday from the Susquehanna River near Port Deposit. He was identified as Robert Sie-del.

22, of Manheim, who disappeared from a boat a week before while fiShing with Sylvester B. Hagey, 33, also of Manheim. The empty boat was discovered on the river last Thursday and on land," the studio's Spring recital, Universities Report Techni in Maryland Casualty Auditorium Mrs. Frankfeld Terms Work, Council Would Legalize Non Commercial Drawings at 7.30 P.M. Thursday.

Dance soloists will be: cians Are In Demand Not Views, Important Miss Joan Freeman, Miss Nancy Howard, Miss Lenora Keene. Miss Earline Stevens, Miss Merle Wilson Mrs. Regina Frankfeld doesn't I from Pag 26) four years, and authorized John want to discuss her political views and George Rayme. (Continued from Page 26) when a large surplus of demands had to go unfilled," said Grant Peoples, placement counselor at the following day Hagey's body Ballet dancers will perform "The but if William J. Muth, vice presi was recovered.

Bauernschub, of Baltimore, to write a history of the Knights of Colum Nutcracker Suite. They are: the Hopkins. dent of the City Council, wants to to see how she her kindergarten classes, he's welcome to bus in Maryland during the past Miss Joan Blakeslee, Miss Patsy The university has "run out of 50 years. In another resolution, the coun Edwards, Miss Frances Bruning, Miss Nancy Bradfield, Miss Delma engineers," and three weeks ago visit them. stopped taking requests for inter Mr.

Muth had demanded that Jedding and Miss Dorothy Wright views on the Homewood campus, school officials investigate Mrs. cil voted that delegates to the next national convention of the Knights of Columbus urge the repeal of traveled in England, France and he added. CAN'T HURT IT'S WATERPROOF! DANBURY Frankfeld because her husband, Germany between 1929 and 1931 Philip Frankfeld is chairman of the regulation denying member Mrs. Frankfeld said she taught Many concerns, he said, have been offering graduates training programs while in their employ, the Communist party in Maryland ship "to persons engaged in the nursery school in Seattle, and ax a private schol here before and the District of Columbia. manufacture, sale and dispensing ranging from six months to five teaching in the public schools.

Sees Disservice To Children of alcoholic beverages." Would End Anti-Liquor Rule In addition to making an investi years. Yesterday, Mrs. Frankfeld, who gation of Mrs. Frankfeld, school Scores of concerns, during the teaches at School 301, made the The same resolution also calls SALES REPRESENTATIVE Leading housewares maoufoc-rarer, established 1888 needs experienced salesman witk following among wholesale sod -retail accounts in this area. Excellent opportunity to increase present earnings with drawing account and commission arrangement.

Man we seek must hare ambition and knowledge of merchandising and sales promotion. XTrite giving complete details, work experience sod earnings. Attach photo. All replies in strict Address Sales Manager, Ekco Pro ducts Company, 1 949 N. Cicero ATenoe, Chicago 39, Illinois.

officials have been requested by following reply: busy months of February- and Mr. Muth to investigate possible for the repeal of Supreme Council Mr. Muth has done the cere Communist affiliations of Harry regulations prohibiting the use of March, sent personnel men to the institution to "scout" the graduates, he said. bral palsy children a great disservice. These are children who alcoholic beverages at functions of Spector, a teacher at the Patterson Park High School, and report at a subordinate councils.

are severely handicaped and with whom I have been working for Sis public City Council hearing tonight. These existing laws are embodied Veterans Constitute Bulk They were looking primarily for The bearing is on a resolution in the past year. in the constitution of the Supreme 'This is no ordinary kinder- men to work in dsfcign, research, ffVV -y LW -s -k 1 I "4 rV Council of the Knights of Colum garden class, but a class of fifteen laboratory and scientific jobs. In troduced in the Council by Mr. Muth calling for an investigation of Mr.

Spector. French Qub Plans bus, which governs subordinate dustrial representatives declared handicapped children, a number of whom can neither walk nor speak nor control their hands. councils. this year's college graduates were the best they have ever inter It was explained in the adopted viewed, Mr. People's said.

First Annual Dance proposal that manufacturers and First Such Class "This is the first time that such Veterans who completed only a dealers in alcoholic beverages are portion of their college work be All French-speaking Baltimor- MONUMENTS. VAULTS. ETC. SINCE f855 eans have been invited to join with the members of the Baltimore a class has been, conducted in the public schools. I have been working with the children for the past year.

fore joining the services constitute the bulk of the graduates, he pointed out. not denied membership in the Catholic Church and consequently should not be denied the right "to sit beside us at Council meetings." HENRY MERKEL, INC. 3534 FREDERICK AVE. French Club at the organization's first annual dance' at 8.30 P.M. "They have had more experience.

As an individual I am unim VI. 4U75. WM. A. GAULT SON, tNC1.

Kow at 503 Park Ave. VE. 5134. have made up their minds, and know what they want," he declared. Inadvertently Mentioned The name of Delegate John C.

portant, nor do my political views matter. The work with the children today at Edmondson Village Hall, 4580 Edmondson avenue. lOST AND FOUND is, however, of the greatest import-1 Luber Baltimore Fifth district) in 28 beautiful colors Waterproof! Fireproof! Stain-proof! Comfortable to walk on because it cushions your walk-ing. Beit of all, its safe, non lip surface is remarkably tough stands up for years i under oven the roughest treatment. Choose from 28 rich colors.

Install it yourself, or have it installed by Calvert at slight additional charge. According to John T. Sharkey, CAT. red Persion. altered.

lost vie. of Aeronautical Engineers A sudden demand for aeronau chairman of the arrangements com 200 Blk. N. FsTMn answers to name of Rusty. Liberal reward.

200 S. Far- was inadvertently mentioned in the resolution in support of the raffles legislation, John J. Schwarz, State OIl St. I.U. 3MY7-W.

tical engineers has been registered mittee, the following members are assisting with the program: Mrs. DOG Female, brown et black answers ance, since they need special care and consideration. "Such a class must have public support and understanding. Mr. Muth might at least have consid by employers at the Hopkins, which name Ronnie.

Slightly deal, lost Thursday from 46(13 Flsmrt R.rM ma7 secretary, explained afterward. John H. Sothoron, Mrs. Douglas N. for the most part cannot be filled, FtTRS.

4-skin Kalinskr. between Parkway LMr. Peoples declared. The K.ofC. delegates, he said, i neater ana Mt.

Kojai ana Guluord ered the possible repercussions on ves. tan vg. blttl-J. Dr. Geary F.

Eppley, dean of thought that Mr. Luber would in Sharretts, Mrs. Simone Ewing, Mrs. Andree Bobbitt, Mrs. Andree Davis, Mrs.

Jeanine Nadeau, Mrs. Yolande Pfisterer, Mrs. Robert R. Hare, PIN Solid sold. Lost in Hub 2nd floor the children of his attack on their men at the University of Maryland, troduce the Byrnes proposal in the aress qept.

wewara. in. 737. teacher. said "more than ever it looks like House of Delegates.

POCKETBOOK Black. Lost vicinity Mrs. Suzanne Bailey, Mr. George the ideal time to get out of college." Actually, Delegate Luber plans Highland A Eastern Aves. Contains valuable papers.

Reward. Mrs. J. Bowen. 7202 Martha Sparrows Point 868-W Selzer and Mr.

Bernard Malo. in tne university engineering FLEDGLINGS At yesterday's open house of the 104th Fighter Squadron, Private Raymond W. Knott gave a few pointers about aircraft to Russell Buckner, 6, and his brother, Wayne, 4. 104th Air Fighter Squadron Shows Speed hi Test Trial DTLV IIIU'C I L. 1 1I1J1H ni.wuw WILIS UIB1UUUU8.

1UB1. Mr. J. A. Girard, -former French and agriculture departments, grad possioiy in vicinity oi utonsvme.

reward call GL 8375-R or 714 N. Chapel Gate Lane. Consul in Baltimore, is president uates can "pretty well take their to submit a proposal of his own to the General Assembly, calling for the removal of the $10 limit on bingo prizes and permitting prizes to be distributed in either cash or merchandise. FREE ESTIMATE MUlberry 7090 SCARF, fur, 3-skin natural wild mink, lost choice of several jobs, all with good salaries," he added. of the club.

Concert Will Be Given on E. Chase nr. Sheraton-Belvedere Thursday eve. Liberal reward. Call Tow- son 1642.

Moreover, business and public TIE CLASP Marcasite with initials administration graduates have all "been pretty well placed," as well Restricted To City Senator Byrnes's bill, which Is L.W.B.. believed to have been lost on the Parkville trolley in vicinity of North Harford avenues. Reward If returned to-General Baking Company. North Harford avenues. restricted to Baltimore only, would permit raffles and drawings to be conducted by civic, veterans, fra CANITY CASE.

tan. containing nurse notes, left on Towson car Sunday. Kay' as those in the field of education. While "straight liberal arts" graduates are harder to place, it seems unlikely that any of the institution's graduates "will have to beg for a job," he said. Muth Invited To Come "I suggest that Mr.

Muth come and spend one hour and see what the work is like. If he has the moral stamina to stay a day, I would be delighted. I doubt it; that's why I have invited him for only an hour. "I don't want to discuss my political views. I feel that they are unimportant." Mrs.

Frankfeld said that when she applied for her present job the only things under consideration were her qualifications as a teacher, her educational background and whether she had the ability to work with handicapped children. Her Educational Background She was educated at Washington Square College and New York University, and took postgraduate courses at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of New Mexico, she said, adding that she S. pnone tux. oib5. RUG LINOLEUM CO.

ternal and hospital groups, and WALLET Red. lost in Murphy's 5 lOc' charitable organizations. Only mer store, loou blk. Light contalninc large sum of money and identifications. Were a surprise attack on Baltimore to take place early some morning members of the 104th Fighter Squadron of the Maryland Air National Guard could be ready to move within two hours, they learned yesterday.

In a test alert, the 300 officers and men of the squadron were called at their homes at 7 A.M. and told to be at their hangar at the chandise would be offered as prizes. Agriculture Students Kewara. iteturn to Mrs. Gladys Aust, 1314 S.

Hanover street. WALLET. BROWN VALUABLE PAPEKS By Peabody Students The first exhibition concert by students of the Peabody Conservatory of Music, preliminary to graduation exercises, will be given Wednesday night in the concert hall of the school. The Peabody Band, conducted by Dr. Corwin H.

Taylor, will play. Jeanne Bond, Raymond Brown, Nancy Waters, Albert Schwarz, and Anthony Donadio will sing. Marian Zininski, Thomas Fritz, and Ruth Buettner will play the piano, Ber-tine Corimby the violin, and Jeryl Powell the organ. Earlier in the day, the delegates to Middle River the convoy was halted and unloading and loading of all equipment practiced. "AH of our officers -are former combat pilots and many of our enlisted men saw combat, too," Colonel Gould said.

"But we have quite a few recruits and we want to train them as best we can." "We're not quite up to full strength, though we have 45 officers and are authorized to have 51; we have 255 enlisted men but are authorized for 304." Floor Covering Specialists HOWARD AT MULBERRY S901 HARFORD ROAD 32X3 BELAIR ROAD Graduates in agriculture already W. T. BENNETT. New Howard Hotel wewarq. have jobs waiting in research, soil WATCH tt Pin Lady's gold lapel, lost in conservation, with fertilizer and uovans, waverty or York Rd.

section. Liberal reward. Evergreen 1226-W or Le. canning companies and with food packers and growers. Salaries for marched in a procession from the K.

Of C. building. Cathedral and Madison streets, to the Cathedral for the 8 A.M. mass. They received holy communion in a body and heard a special address by Archbishop Keough, who celebrated the mass.

Municipal Airport as soon as pos SPECIAL NOTICES their specialized knowledge are I WILL call with slip eover samples. Cuv- sible. None Warned Of Test about on a par with those for en' gineering graduates. RADIOS repaired in your home. RADIOS lAdrertUement.

The first man arrived at 7.41 MUbfiiAU tail Giimor tJ2 any time. Dean Eppley said the increased A.M. and by 8.30 A.M. the last had demand for -graduates has been put in his appearance. None had notable since the ending of the war.

received previous warning of the test. He feels that industry is attempting now to acquire the trained per The alert started off a day-long sonnel which they were unable to series of exercises for the squadron get during the war. when that demand has been which included a motor convoy to Middle River and return and dry strafing runs over the airport. It was topped off by an open house at filled, he said, the surplus of demands for college students will fall the hangar in the afternoon. off.

Summer Jobs For Juniors At the close of the day Lieut Col. Robert L. Gould, commander of the 104th, declared himself well Mr. Peoples seconded that opinion, and declared, "graduates don't bother to go off campus to look satisfied with the exercises which for jobs, they have them he said were part training and part Juniors, mostly in engineering a preparation for the two weeks summer camp tentatively sched schools, are eagerly sought after to take jobs during the summer uled for July 31 at the Dover vacation. (Del.) Air Force Base.

Return For Lunch The motor convoy left the air "Industries believe that if they can 'sell the job' to the junior they won't have any difficulty getting him to take a permanent post when he graduates next year." explained port at 10 o'clock and returned two hours later to eat the first lunch ever prepared by the squadron field mess. a college placement officer. High-School Opportunities During their 26-mile round trip Meanwhile, high school technical graduates have a wide choice of positions open to them, say replace Motorcyclist ment officers. They are desired as draftsmen; surveyors; for the in Critically Hurt stallation of equipment used by utilities; junior engineers; blue On the first lap of his first race, print reading, etc. a motorcyclist was critically in Some high school graduates nave jured yesterday afternoon when he signed-up as apprentices for train skidded on a turn and crashed.

ing in various trades, notably Identified as George E. Boschet, metalworkmg, it was saia. start ing salaries range up to $8.44 a day, 24, of Silver Spring, he was admitted to South Baltimore General Hospital for treatment of a frac with lads sought as trainees lor on- the-job-training being offered $32 to $35 weekly. tured skull, possible injuries to his spinal cord and a possibly fractured Some employers, however, edu back. Anne Arundel county police re cation authorities report, are not overly anxious to give employment to 'teen-age graduates unless they are skilled in doing a particular job ported that he was injured on a UlC-cfowbUvj hut half-mile dirt track off the Ritchie VNv flv A a r- fi( fi)l 'v yy tfy-v i-rMHmrmiMwimiiM in 1 Vs-ia mm I'm 1 highway.

and thus require no prior training. They said that Boschet, riding in Plenty Of Jobs For Girls his first track race, was going about 'The- reason: Employers fear 50 miles an hour when he went into the first turn. He skidded twenty universal military training or some form of selective service draft will feet off the track before crashing, take the young men from their they said. jobs after a lot of time and money In the next race. Stanley Myers, has been spent in training them" High elegance, by night and by day.

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24. of Danborough, collided explained one school official. with another motorcycle and suf High school girl graduates, fered a fractured shoulder. He also trained as stenographers, secretar was admitted to South Baltimore ies, bookkeepers, business machine operators and typists will find General Hospital. Destruction Of Murals plenty of jobs awaiting-them it was said.

Demand from industries for girl Protested Artists high school graduates is down sharply as compared with recent Eighteen Maryland artists, to years, it was said. gether with the Maryland Council Just what weve been waitmgy. of the Arts, Sciences and Profes CuDDeoasces William Veascy sions, have protested the proposed destruction of two murals in the Rincon Hill post office in San Francisco, the council announced. Gives Recital Here Pain, Tenderness, Burning On Soles Why the smiles? Why the weJccme light in eyes? Destruction of the murals, which "vVilliam Veasey, Negro baritone, were painted by Anton Refrigier, Quickly Relieved appeared in recital here yesterday was authorized by the San Fran giving a program at the Enon Bap cisco Post Office after a protest tist Church under auspices or the by the veterans of Foreign Wars, according to the counciL The paint Women's Auxiliary and the Na ings depict the 1934 general strike. tional Alliance of Postal Employes of Baltimore.

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