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Evening star., 1945-05-13
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY wants ride to San Francisco take
car out. assist driving and expenses. 81.
TWO YOUNG MEN would like to deliver
auto to Minnesota for private owner or
firm. leaving June . AT. S293. 13"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Eastern Wy
9ming last week IN May, first week in
SOLDIER would like drive car or help
drive TO Big Spring, Tex for tTanSporta-
tlon; due there May 90. Ref. CHI 1920. .
MIAMI BEACH, FLA.-TWo ladies inter-
ested in going to Florida about July 1--one
lady vii! drive your car if necessary. Box
LEAVING FOR SAN DIEGO, CALF. May
sth or 10th; will carry two. Sligo 5445
after am.
MAN wishes ride, Chicago or Utah. about
June l; share expense. assist driving; ref
erences. Box 215-Z, Star.
LADY OR COUPLE to ride to San Antonio;
Lea leave 9Th TR. Ass.
sible professional man would like to drive
automobile for individual or firm. on or
about May 20. Phone GE. 7121 Sunday
LADY driving to Las Vegas, Ney.; con-
DRIVING 1911 CHRYSLER to Bartlesville,
drives: refs oil. 1862 weekdays ''0
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire ride to
or near Dallas: leave May 10; share ex-
penSe and driving. MI. 6446, Ext sO3. IA"
LEAVING FOR RENO, NEv., May II; want
. passengers to share expenses. RA 5651
after 6 pm. MRS. MURPHY
Evening star., 1945-05-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.


TEACHERS. clerks receptlonlstS; select po.
sitions No charge unless placed: top sal.
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
NfRsts ,Ess 4 yrsh I.ar.ls 1911 St MA 2Il4
undergraduates, S9-S11 day: plenty work;
excellent rooms; free pamphlet INTER
VALE AGENCY, 1246 Wheeler ave, New
sEcRETARiEs, sa,4so, 5h-day wk.; un-
usual. Sten, clerk, ms, 5h-da., $40 wk
Stem. ;5h;;da. Wk., ne: sec, S45. Legal
perm: S45. Stem, vic. Arlington, 51a da.
$40. Foreign gov. sec; 5h da.; 81 $50 yr
5-day wk. stenogs, d5l; $3.50. Est: II
Young; always good openings. Personnel
SERVICE, 1871 G., next Epiphany Church
CALCULATING ENG, $400. Mech. engi-
neer open: n. Y, Richmond. several other
cities: $4,000. Electrical engineer; So 800
MA. 234o, est. 2S yrs. BoYD's, 1888 F
STEM, Capitol, S2.4oo; openings House
and Senate; meet public; int. work. Stem,
shipping firm, $1,000. Stem, rubber mfgr.
S2,400; Stem, public relations $500 mo.
Dozens, dozens of excellent openings For
oetter positions (NA. 233S) see BOYDS !,
1888 Il St NV.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

WINDOW SPECIALTlES-Paint lath-
pointing tin "a and nd TateTprooftns, SWEMSoN's EHo
GLASS BLOCK and brick work, installed
or. repaired, by old, reliable firm. Call
cARPENTERING sai PGSi and painting pure Dutch S
Boy lead and oil paint; inside and outside
ps1sins worp new No all types of car
KLAAssEN g. SONS. 500 Eye st. NV
RooPiNG. Roi Pfse siding, balsam wool insulation
porches and walks, chimneys. hreplaces.
E Poc sLa1Is MsA1RIcgGGGGlo' GG Route A. Horners lane
COLORCRETE = Applied pneumatically;
waterproofs and decorates any masonry
Su1faee At amsainsly Hssa low COST For esti-
FLSoR 20 sEEyicl 7ssn a9sh,ns put the pest:
fss' s5'fs e an''hsS sis
zTES szSESSf d5AfEaSfSS' sSiidss
shingie roofs, asbestos wall siding, insuIa-
SoSusSSHf 4oSE aSH. saa .ss .as'
P'S@s s macs as0
sSna and ons and
house repairs Get our free estimate
RENoVAT1NG CO.. 1920 Irving st, NV,
AID 1900
PLAsTERlNG and fireproofing, white me-
MoDERNIZE YOUR HOME - Porches in
Closed. recreation rooms built. attics fin
ished. concrete and brick work, painting
eno plumbing. roofing, siding and storm
sash. Get our tree estimate Terms
arranged DISTRICT RENOVATORS, gem
erai contractors. GE. 9551.
PAINTING-We do our own work; first-
class material used: free estimates given;
mmeaisse aso JssEsoa ssEy1ss as7ws W ssl4 after
REMODEL. m9deInize your home row;
REsMoDELING. painting and gapering. No
tractors, Taylor 1857, ia. s46e. 1ss
ROOFING. ASBESTOS sidins, remodeiing,
MPRs,ov11ssFEe fssTs, 11s Eesss rs fsagS fsscgR1 H9M
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild
JohnS-Manytl1e.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
nsel Maehinss pqrshssed yd2as Jnauire RE ssas.
ALARM CLOCKS, watches repaired, / to
5 days BERT GABBARD CO., 223 Colo
RADIO Bldg. 14th and G SITS. NV. 16'
vas rsna,ring PRocTER CO. Ex a7s7
expert mason: no fix. no pay; also other
fine brickwork: | do my own work; guar
anteed: refs MR.. PRENTICE, ST. 1852.
BRICKWORk; fireplace. chimney. porch,
proofing. VICTOR. SP. 66O3. is. .
CARPENTER: paint and general repairs.
Michigan 5249.
UARPENTFR-screens. fencing, cabinet
making, remodeling and store front,
B 0OHER & AINSWORTH, DI. 0122.
CARPENTERING-Repa of all kinds
@ once psSrsit,ions; Ito plasssTins, ets; by sx-
CARPENTER, builder. restaurant work:
iron window, door guards; porches, rooms,
garasss, assnss sssn ssssfneenins. M. C. RoWIEY'
CARPENTRY, porch and garage repairs.
Call after 2 pm. JACK sPARKEs, Ho.
cHRPENTER WORK and general sltera-
Call TR. b120. 13s
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BoOKKEEPER. typist, cashier, many
years years experience, wishes three days work
ciERTcAL cf fas NposiHTHioN. permanent. civil
property transactions. composition Of con-
coIIpGR VG GRADUArE 1 f'S With degree in bus-
research work or supervisory work in office
Go%p II SE 9S1oS 9St SS city a2S. Boy ~ Star
eooEne os Box a67z E0Gs Star a. 0uSihs iOoo
COOK, good Southern white woman, $50
geek; home or institution. Box 29S-z,
CURTAINS washed and stretched. NO 1862.
reesonabe MISS gERT s86
fSTF e no opEkA1oR AEf aha AR 2asS Cleaning
ExEeGfivE fa5fhs IS sEcRElrARY, eight years ex-
ceptional ana varied experience. ability
position where loyalty and good judgment
EXPERT sTENo., 175 shorthand, 80 typ
!ne; na$; Wias St experience; part time only. Box
GIRL, eoiored, wants Job, elevator oper-
GIRL cir IN Rans db ouss care o} BABY to
Lyons, l1o7 4th St, NV. Ex s8s2.
tors office, or check at hotel or restau-
rant; the hours from 8 to 10. JULIA D.
Ep wishes iSs St to % ironing at home hon
MANAGER resident, Sy years as' Of D' local cal ex
best Of references. Box 1917. Star IS.
sr Rs f9T Suty aged IN ehsac adult case day
6esireS @ position, hrs day, days week.
ntsh In home pheae RA sso
PRAC. NURSE wishes position with elderly
people as nurse or housekeeper. WA.
PRACTICAL NURSE, capable, experienced
woman; use hypo; chronic cases preferred;
PKAcT1cAAh Ef II IA lts NbRsE a.er bogPPal training
would take chronic case. would go to shore
ITy ATggSt HqR 49, saT
sHnRs5 sEGRsT.R% RPx Az Az Star sxn.r,o
as assistant to high Government oficials
. wants position with business organization:
sTash RseFsnfss af 90 star YRS
esxper5ies9acs: exp available May %; Salary open
TGMpoRARYExperienced s.aI typist Wishes S
3o-hx position for summer m months iS "a9ii only;
available Immediately; 81 hour. OR. 5733.
TYPING DONE AT HOME, pick UP and de-
WOMAN, refined. colored, wants position
YoRNG b shEsLapY RhGns Rei2tuc coiorsS t7sS wide
perience in responsible sales work, has a
half Gay spare time, desires part-time
Work: Call HO: 1869.
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN desires posi-
ton as office assistant; college graduate
experienced secretary in life and casualty
Insurance. Call RE 20sI. Ext. 701, be-
tween l IN, and pm.
YOUNG WOMAN, refined, desires position
as receptionist or reservation clerk in
large business concern. Box 1927, Star =
LOOKING FOR ACCOUNTANT or book
keeper? Call MISS JOHNSON evenings,
Georgia 1864, or write Box 1887, Star.
13'
A REFINED WIDOW, who likes people, is
seeking a position where personal con-
facts. good will, courtesy and intelligence
are prime requisites. Has no cut and dried
plans as to kind of work desired, but will
consider travelling, selling, interviewing
or related kinds of work. Drives car we'll
loves out of doors, knows something about
wild birds and animals; could manage game
preserve; would also consider position as
caretaker of country estate while owners
are travelling. Please write, in care of
Box 300-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
colored, desires position.

SseoI COOK eolored, desires position. Call
egfsh cURTAiNs 1fts STRETCHED at home: reason
able prices: also chenille spreads laun-
dered Call AID. 7343.
GIRL, colored, will clean apis. for working
girls or couples: wash your fine silks; best
ref. North 1860.
ing for baby in apartment while parents
GIRL, colored, reliable, wants part-time
work from 80. DE $500.
GIRL, colored, wants place. cleaning small
apt l to 5, Sl3 week and carfare: no
GIRL, -colored, wants job, second cook.
Home 2 pm. to 10 or 4 pm. to L. AID.
GrRIs, 2 (colored, want day work; no
basa EPFf IRs0n fop mosSsress ssSs home
sGmp1Ri9P ss Wa9P fIF ig e16eTy lady 5a97 End
WIDOW, 80 years old; housekeeper job
for one adult. Box 1897, Star
WOMAN, colored, wants work by the day
not hour Monday through Thursday; S.
day; will go to Virginia; ref. Hillside 11S9.
WOMAN. colored. wishes days work. FIR
WOMAN, white. with 12-yr.-old girl would
like g.h.w:; no heavy laundry; live in .pri-
VIII be. available middle of June. Box
WOMAN, colored. wants work, cooking OIL
. nursing; Nc all osI Or part time 1412 10th st
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work
from 2 pm. until after dinner: $50 and
carfare; no Sundays AT. 3217. 13'
Evening star., 1945-05-13
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretariaI classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in Shorthand. typing bookkeeping
Service courses. Est. % years: accredited
EEARN OBJ sEAuPY TPls0 cuITuRE. thaStfs permanen,
positions Operators needed Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL
LEARN PRACTICAL NURSING-Be a
trained practical nurse; big demand, high
wages; learn quickly at home; fine extra
school not necessary. Write for free in
formation. WAYNE SCHOOL OF PRAC-
TICAL NURSING, Boz 97-Z, Star. 14s
Evening star., 1945-05-13
PERSONAL lconfl

PERSONALIZED merchandise display win
dows and interiors. by an expert who
knows the sales value of smart promotion
through alert up-to- the minute decoration.
Ladies apparel and accessories a specially.
Call Or 2776. 15s
INsEGT-RoDRNT CoNTRoL-Ali phases;
immediate relief guar; reasonable rates;
supplies for sale. RE. 1035. -.
ATTENTION.! Don't discard your faded
dresses, suits or coats. Our expert dyeing
will renew their appearance. We also dye
rugs, drapes and slip-covers. Call MR..
SAMUELS, HO. 1880.
MOTHERS-Will give mothers care to
your child, any age up to 10 yrs; excellent
reference; phone TRIANGLE 1S4-W-2, MRS.
HILDA E. SMITH. Dumfries, Va
VETTCH STREET SCHooL.Day and
boarding; ages 3-4-5. 1871 N. Veitch ST.,
Arlington, Va. GIL 5699.
VACANCY in small nursing home. private
room. near bath: tray service. DE. 9170. "
HATS made to order: cleaned; remodeled
FABRIC hats made Of your material. ANNE
HOPKINS, 1110 F st. NV, Rm. 66. RE.
0134 Closed Mondays
Evening star., 1945-05-13
OBSTRUCTION COURSES Cont,

REFRIGERATION NECESSARY in war or
peace. Shortage Of men for installation
and repair work. The need for trained
men to overhaul and install refrigeration
and air-conditioning equipment is urgent.
II you are mechanically inclined and have
a talr education, look into this big-pay
trade. Learn how you can get this training
in spare time or evenings. No interference
with present job. For full information
UTILITIES INST, Box % 9s-z. Star. COO IL a.
FRENCH-Individual instruction by ma.
tive woman teacher, 90 years experience
PARENTS-Consider a military prepara-
tory school for your high school boy. Also
summer school and jr. camp. HeadmasteI
from top-notch Pennsylvania school will
be in our office Tuesday and Wednesday
Cau for details and appointment to see
schools movies. No obligation. WASH
Evening star., 1945-05-13
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COLORED COUPLE want general house.
work: wife work part time; furn quarters
required. Sunday after IL am, TR. 9645. .
TYPING done neatly, promptly. Work
called for. MI. S017 any time. IA"
Evening star., 1945-05-13

) GOOD BUYS IN DEL. AND BEER-Read
caretully, on 14th st. not far from Park
rd.; rent 500: income quoted, S3 900 mo;
large elec. beer box. S-ft. elec. meat display
stock
Another-Rent. Ss5; heat furnished;
income quoted, $4,000 mo; all matched
machine; ne; priced to sell, $500; only
AnotherMwith . rms. and bath; rent
81 40: income quoted, $4,000 mo-: near
YOUNG & PASTOR, 1929 Vermont NV
CITY REALTY Co.-These and many
General store, ne; estab Is yrs; only
So 900 down.
r.It Pawn an,s shep; busy 7th ST. colored trade;
Valet ne6 NV, section; estab; Is yrs does
800
Restaurant, NV; good place for kosher
meals; class G lie; vol. is $1,000 wk.;
priee, ssoconI only sl4.5o9; a d9wn .u ,,o..
illness for $4,000.
Variety store, long estab.; only $1,000;
has living quarters.
Auto, repairs busy place; oman size;
Corset shop. NV; sestab, IA yrs; sell
Grocery, ne; colored trade; does $3.50
wk.
.nPrn, PaT stsEe sse.oon in main shopping center;
Frigidaires, hot plates. ETC. only ST 800
Rooning house. .Kilbourne pl. NV, near
10th st;;wodFrigidaires, hot plates, etc.;
III Hotel, accom-: ss5; meney,maksz; buy
507 E st. NV, MA. 0460 Ewes, Elk. 0741.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
HOME IMP. COMPANIES (co

TREE SURGERY by responsible men, tree
removing, wood cutting. lawn and shrub
wolk: free estimate. z; e. BRITAIN TREE
EXPERT CO, Alexandria 1914 15*
IN VIRGINIA--Cau PATTERSQN-GARDI.
NER CORP. Chestnut 1922: Johns-Man-
vile roofing. siding insulation: storm win
dows screens, heating. remodeing Terms.
IN WASHINGTON = Call PATTERSON.
GARDINER CORP. HO. 4120: Johns-Man-
vile roofing siding, insulation; storm win
dows screens. heating. remodeling Terms.
LET ME HELP YOU with you home i'm
provements Roofing and siding; screen
your porch while ] have the material Call
W D TAYLOR. 81. O942. evenings
Evening star., 1945-05-13

DI s325.
| MoNEY-MAKING DELIcATEssEN, Sc
low rent, big income: living OTIS. $4,000
cash niudes stock and fixtures cash
SaksSS sasSwSi5AAf SzoS w,rI LEN
;5a$ s5so? hsss %ossa!s srSs
IDEAL LOCATION for doctor, school o.
pupons Ss circle area, just ID Conn, nave ave-
4st9s town house. in excellent sss condition
RooMING ssIlS HOUSE, immediate possession
8 rooms. 2 baths: oil INV: h: near trans.
5 near ask and yaFS s n aad S
sa4 AVE- a1 IR DRTa afss STORE
cash cas- r required I WAFER GBsERMSN sR sfi oRG Re
O4S9. DI. 1916.
BARBER SHOP, 6 chairs and shoe-shint
Claims 5000 monthly profit. Only 81 500
e s% hS sn Al 1ss IS 9Gss
Of Mo all Sipds on lease or purchase
MAss Tbomss eye ee aP HOUSE bafss
rent, $3.50, Income quoted. S295. Price
$4,000, Terms, A. r. SEELYE, DI. s325
| 400 L st. NV.
| hLS lhOhhNI IN bOS SECIlON, HOQeTI
equipment, guaranteed $4,000 month";.
profits. s-yr lease; @ Price; $4,000, S25,.
the above price N. J. GAsTON, sol
woodward BUILDING; DISTRICT 7765.
Stock, 81 200; heat furnished. Incom,
quoted 500 wk. All for the low price o
$3.50 A. R, SEELYE, 1400 L st. NV
| DI. 1925.
BEAUTY PARLoR with wonderful equip
ment; owner working alone crosses S20t
wkly.; receipts can be more than double
with help; price, $4,000; Phone or Sc!
ave. RIM. 217, Phone RE. 5142,
AUTO CAMPS. gas stations, country stores
hotels, ETC., etc. Bargain lists mailed free
Tel US what you want, Where9 When
gas, time, money through our 45-year-ole
service coast to coast. STROUT REALTY
| 1427-N Land Title Bldg. Phila. 10, Pa.
DOWNTOWN GASOLINE STATION with
large parking lot. Station also has 2 ad'
joining stores suitable for accessories Of
appliances. Has been operating success
fully for years. Good lease. BOZ 6e.Y. Star
Evening star., 1945-10-22
BY DORIS FLEESON.

They are joking now on Capitol
Hill that Congress ought to restore
to the Executive his constitutional
equality with the legislative and
judicial branches. That's how OBJ
vious 1t is that Congress, having
forged ahead to the position of
senior partner in the firm, is
throwing its weight around at the
expense of the Presidents prestige.
The basic difficulty on the hill
seems to be that Congress regards
Mr.. Truman merely as the dutiful
inheritor of the New Deal and the
Roosevelt policies which he now
espouses. They think good old
Harry feels he has to say it, but
doesn't really mean it, when he
asks for "tomfool" legislation. So
without personal malice or any
feelings of party guilt they AK his
program freely.
Caution Advised.
So freely, indeed, that there de-
veloped on Capitol Hill last week
among Democratic thinkers move
to touch up the presidential luster
by inducing him to move more
cautiously, not to stick out his neck.
How successful they have been
will appear tomorrow, when the
President takes his compulsory mil
itary training message to Congress.
Completely sold on Gen. George c.
Marshall, Mr.. Truman was at first
inclined to go all the way with
Gen. MarshalIs insistence oh
years training program, as broad
as possible and allowing few exemp-
tons.
When this word reached the Hill,
the boys were grieved-not angry,
only deeply, deeply hurt. The folks
don't like universal service, especial
ly the women, they said, and the
Evening star., 1945-10-22

whether we are actually or only
vocally sustaining our military
might.
Compromise in Wind.
In the light of reports from the
Hill, Mr.. Truman Is understood to
have settled on a compromise con-
fined to service during the summer
months, an ROTC and National
Guard program. This will fall far
short of Gen. Marshall's views.
Should Mr.. Truman decide to bat
tie Congress, his principal difficulty
will be to shape himself to new tao
tics. He has weapons, the White
House arsenal abounds with them.
The strategy of a congressional fight
Evening star., 1945-10-22


that the latest
emphasis will be
on the hips. This
will disconcert
practically every
woman but Mae
West, who still
has nothing to
worry about.
This fashion
authority claims
that hip empha-
sis will appeal to
returning serv-
icenen. But I
don't b Ii e v e
theY'll pay much
Evening star., 1945-10-22

attention to fine points Of style.
They'll only ask of girls what their
draft boards first asked them. If
they're alive and warm, they'll take
them.
At times like these I wish I were
a man. No expert ever tells them
that trousers and through and that
they must start wearing Roman
togas to emphasize the knobs on
their knees.
(Released by Consolidated News Features)
Evening star., 1945-10-22

Is uncomplicated. BG. the President,
who has been described as friend
ly man who perhaps has too many
friends, will have to devise some way
of making the boys believe that good
old Harry means 1t and might turn
nasty. That will be good trick If
he can do 1t.
Evening star., 1945-10-22
Training Bill IIMessoge May Tell
If rumun Can Weld Hutchet

President knows better than to ask
for it. OF course, Harry doesn't
mean 1t.
Prudent in public, Gen. Marshall
is passionate in his private plead
ings that our potential enemies will
not be fooled by half measures
adopted because they are politically
expedient, no matter how much we
manage to kid ourselves. Other
countries, he asserts, will know
Evening star., 1945-10-22
Oracle Aliens
Comments
BY oracle ALLEN.

My goodness, the way styles
change is enough to wear a girl out.
Just as I finally got my sweaters
back from the cleaners, fashion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-10
Strategy Told By Marshall
 Feared Involvement
 In Pacific Theoter

Washington, Dec. 10.-UP)-Gen. George c. Marshall said today he believed'iate in 1941 that hostilities between Japan and Great Britain in the Pacific would involve the United States, too.
 Marshall, then Army Chief of Staff, told the Pearl Harbor inves- tigating committee that this belief was behind military proposals for joint British and American action if Japan went into Thailand west of 100 degrees east longitude or south of 10 degrees north latitude, or threatened to occupy the Kra Penin- sula or the east coast of Malaya.
 Unless we resisted that, we would be in catastrophe position soon thereafter as regards the British at Singapore and the United States in the Philippines" Marshall explained.
 Our government would be forced to accept a condition of hostilities Whether our government would do 1t is another matter"
 Marshall said a Japanese move ment in the direction indicated would have put Japan in the Gulf of Siam at the back door of Sing apore and could have been in our opinion direct hostile movement" !"
 He said Admiral Harold R. Stark, Chief of Naval operations at the time agreed, with him.
 ofsi"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-10
| Six Killed
 M Mshaps
(By United PresS)

Three highway fatalities, a drowning, fire and a railroad death brought Connecticut's violent death toll to six over the weekend.
 Joseph Skutt, g, Colchester, was killed and Emil Pugatck, 27, Col chester, was injured seriously when a taxicab they allegedly had taken without permission crashed into a stone wall near the State Police bar racks at Colchester.
 At Shelton, Silvio Sylvester, 67, died Sunday after he was struck by an automobile driven by James L. Young, Shelton, on the Derby Shelton bridge.
 Michael Prone, 67, Bethel, was killed near his home when he was hit by an automobile operated by Marcus w. Austin, 47, neighbor.
 The body of Albert Smith, 30, Waterbury, was recovered Sunday from Candlewood lake three hours after his sailing boat capsized.
 At Montowese, Richard Paine, 51, a "New Haven" railroad employe, was killed when he was run over by several freight cars at the Cedar Hill yards. There were not witnas- ses to the accident.
 At Stamford, Mrs. Josephine Mel son, 78, died Sunday from injuries suffered Nov. 25 in fall down stairs at her home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-10

other countries III a manner lnCello- ed to build up a British trade mon- opoly and exclude American bus1- neSsmen.
 He told the Senate Foreign Re- lations Committee that he tried to get this practice ended. He said he had the support of the late President Roosevelt but was thwarted by Dean Acheson, then Assistant Secretary of State in charge of economic affairs
 T contended," he said, that the United Kingdom Commercial Corp oration-a profit making organiza- tion-should not be allowed to ham de lend-lease supplies in Iran and IT other countries to build up trade monopolies and exclude the United States from that territory"
 Acheson Refutes Charges
 Acheson, now Undersecretary of State, had flatly denied to the committee charges by Hurley to the effect that he had "dynamited" U. s. policy in Iran. He attributed Hurleys charges to pique engen- dered in conversation here last year.
 Hurley, former U, $. Ambassador to China, made his charges about Acheson before the committee last week after detailing previous charg- es that State Department career men had sabotaged American policy in China.
 Secretary of State James F. Byrnes replied to Hurley'S accusa- tions with a strong defense of For eign Service. career men. Today Acheson, who will be acting secre- tary of state while Byrnes is at- tending the Big Three foreign min- isters' conference in Moscow, made his own defense. Byrnes will leave here by plane on Wednesday.
 Wants Expert Advisers
 Hurley was called to the stand when Acheson concluded his state ment:
 Instead of building up an imper- ialistic monopoly in these weaker na- tions," Hurley told the committee,
 (COntinued on Page 9)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-10
" Hope Dinas For Pliers

Maimi, Fla. Dec. 1o.-Hope dlmmed today for 27 naval airmen Who disappeared last week.
 The Navy announced last night that a previous report that life rafts with two men on them had been sighted was false. Mai. Chandler Estes, of Athens, Ga, bases at Eglin Field, Fla. circled his B-24 bomber low over the reported rafts and 1ound them to be packing cases.
 Fourteen of the men disappeared last Wednesday when their five tor- peoo bombers failed to return from light flight. A large partol plane with 13 aboard disappeared the same night while searching for the torpedo bombers.
 An Army pilot had reported see- ing two men on raftS, and said he did not know whether they were dead or alive. The Navy said the reported raftS and the packing cas- es spotted by Estes were undoubted- ly the same