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Evening star., 1946-04-22
HELP DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS. viii

CHAMBERMAID DWAITRESS, white; live in
upstairs rm,. bath, terrace OF rln.; ref
work good wages No 6643 49, - - ;'-''
COOK experienced. live in: references
Derienced cook need answer. EM. 2lf3
COOK. colored experienced; light Laundry
az and ts@,Iy no shx ~ ssthssda anl,s area live IN
VI Wases es"i1s vi s. SEQ s0F'h In summer s20d
COOK. white, Ist class; live in upstairs
lent refs; American or foreign; a perma-
nent position. good wages. NO. 6643
COOK. gh.w., light laundry. family OF 4.
81 days. live in: S25 week; references re-
auired Chevy Chase area. OIL. 2o96,
COOK AND CHAMBERMAID wanted; small
es5s,s eook vlshpa ASp Gaw " RE no LAUNDRY small
f. room and bath: S25 per wk.: references
required. Glebe 2336 -23
COOK AND G.-Hw. for family in George-
SO S q call Monday or Tuesday, to 8
COUPLE. white or colored family of four;
near Snoreham Hotel; live in references
COUPLE for general housework and cook
SdatSiy GaT i live s,.IT n E xlih psFsemaid $50
CIV. experienced T'V with 'S Children; local
TesE ssssEenss; Wo rsaaiFed saag ss5 week sl.;ssy
GENERAL Si;,sl ,aoUsEwoKkER. part time.
genera GlsGte HorsrwoRk. Sc plain cooking, t
experienced; stay, > nights OF. live in, COM
Portable room with radio, "a day off during
wesk wesk and WssnnlIr every other Sunday of s2
SESIRAn MSiR6aIs RousEwoKkEK ydG and cootlns COOK
;ssry n. es lS%s vf RAJ m ias ssselle"
exp; eaDa for elderly sentiemani must have very
beea.en seoa p ana aia oe No
MAID for general houSework. small house,
sare e;aa- o, child; attractive salary references
MAID, exp. full time; live in; cooking
and an sJhnvw.; 2 shw.; 2 days off; Se5; ref. reauired,
MAID, exper.; g.h.w, live in; must be free
$40 month to start. OR. 1905. " as
MAIDS 'al or man and wife to take charge
odndi1inns od dmar house vsnna' Va; good Lying
worker: health card; have washing mach.
M AIS e. 99Go Hhte
work: good vases. No. sa43. '' ~ III !''''
SETTLED GIRL about 30, g,h.w.: refer
enses required. Call WI. 1896 Bethesda,
WOMAN to cook and do g.h.w, on farm:
$40 month; or elderly couple, salary, 500
m8aa nan M # de eusE sfdgs Gs @fps Ncho 1d
Weo,MfA'iN. va, white: cook, lb.x.; adults live
IN; suburban home. Call Tower sls7
WOMAN, cooking and general housevork:
city references required EN- 500. -23
.Ms!OMAN. colored. for g,h.w. in new home,
Silver Spring area, IL to 8, SIS and car
Evening star., 1946-04-22
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,

CEMENT WORK; stone walls, lasstone
pofcneS ana walks, chimneys, f1replaces
F. MARCUCCIO, Route 4, Horner's Lane,
Rockville Md. Phone Rockville 34s-J.
CONSTRUCTING NEW DRIvEWAYs; re-
surfacing and repairing old ones Asphalt
coNTRAcsToRs, ''aI4 81. Ala or roMnoH7!f Wo S7!6
ASPHALT AND CONCRETE driveway con
strnGtlon Sr1 1s - our speciality. A, L. HARPER
!. FLOOR .s{nS .EE. SERVICE; nothing but the best;
auet installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS, INC, 1912 Wiseon-
sin ave. NO. aat5
FLOORS sANDED. ref1nished; 10 years,
experience: dustless machines white me-
ehanlcS; GG & reasonable prices. MR.. BROWN
HOUSE ALTERATIONS. repairs and re-
modelling, painting and papering. Can
AID: O02l: evenings. SH. S914 SHOCKEY
4. MOOR HEAD 81
PAINTING and papering specially; all
kinds of remodeIng and decorating: can
arrange terms. Ask for Mr.. Willis. NET
ROPoL1TAN CONTRACT CO., TR 1s1O.
PAINTING, DECORATING. papering. floor
work guaranteed: white mechanics: free
estimates. GILBERT & HAMILTON, es-
tablished 1928. AID. 5l29
PAPERING-My free estimate and samples
Will save you money; white mechanics
REMopEL. modern,ze your home now;
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while / have ma
terial. Repairins and remodeling. as
bestos siding. roofing W, D. TAYLOR.
sligo 3s42 evenings except Fri. and sat.
Evening star., 1946-04-22
PERSONAL

PHONE sHEFHEKD $3.50. ask Ior mis-,
WIisht YOU are IN need OF ioar I'D tr
DREssMAkING AND ALTERATIoNs-
1ecstea EH;,is aboye . Losws Columbia Theater
sals m o2der R: Aiso '1xss resfsiins Dfeissl Lea
ENGEI. formerly OF Fifth ave, N. ".
lilo % F st NV, Room 90. Telephone
slip COVERS, drapertes. CO $500: use
your fabric; expert Workmanship; 5-day
safIoks .RRhISSHsEA5oR Ks
heautiful photos of scenes in Tokyo. So:
- 4x5 cf1cial photos Japanese surrender.
2fSalSaSoS aoa og obRgaL il FH9To e
SEND FOR your free Manasame card to-
Photos OF YOUR BABY n your, home
25 different poses. Sl2 80. You VIII treas
child's own environment For appoint
ment call Ho. 4t20. day or evening. -23
SLIP COVERS and draperies professionally
PERMANENT. 81. shampoo and hneer wave.
oSR scR66 Z? 56RolPRsnS' fs4s aABEllE az HON
REFINED, white, settled woman to live in
private home, companion helper to elderly
GENTLEMAN desires res room in Christian
home IT exchange for services: can furnish
i9eal l., reference. Boz 45a-A. Star. -.
CT would like to purchase il Alex. 92N1
or the oa5 Ak Grove Trailer Camp Alex, Va,
VEiTCH ST. sCHooL-Haif day. all day
boardinG programS. 1874 N Veitch ST.,
Arlington. Va GL $500 80
OPEN DAY NURSERY SCHOOL-Ases .
to Il. hrs. 7:3o m. 10 pm Prices for
5-day, wk., $40 per month. We PICK up
and deliver for $50 per month; 3-acre
playground. outdoor playhouse, sand pits,
swings, slldes, etc. For rainy days, full
size basement equipped as playground. ade-
auately ventilated, inspected and approved
by Health Department No traffic to en-
danser your chiids life. Phone FIR. 5.44,
rARsoSs COUNTRYSIDE CAMP, day and
ooaldiEs, June II to Sept; "A. Modern
swimming. pony riding, art. music. out
door sports, picnics, tennis and pleasure
tripS. Daily TRANSPORTATION. Register now.
a4nl Georgia ave SH. 1874
NURSES AVAILABLE. trained, practical
or undergraduate. THE INTER RACIAL
NURSES REGISTRY, never closed, AT.
NURSES AVAILABLE; trained. practical
or undergTaduate. THE INTER-RACIAL
NURSES REGISTRY, never closed. AT
Evening star., 1946-04-22
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. Bill
REPAIRS AND SERVICE (Cort. .

REPAIRS AND SERVICE tCont.).
j. BOYD BURRoWEs, Jr, RA. e7so. ~
TILE. painting and papeIing; new or re-
par saasfaction guar. JCMBARDO. MI
by returned veterans, ~ Years experience
ARMANT BROS. ia 2600 -25
TYPEWRITERS, minor repairs to rebuild
ing Free pickup and delivery anywhere.
Our 36th year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
TYIE EMKiIkKs cleaned. oiled and .d-
'qs1sa 'gs1sv Az ly%s Sq5k sqa5an,esd Ez li77
USED CAMERAS noueht and sold. FULLER
Sal 8 e'ALBERTs INC. sl5 10th st. NV
WINpows N1's1"ss WASHED, Venetian blinds
cleaned. walls and woodwork cleaned,
floors cleaned and waxed; work guaran-
tecd; any size jon. RE. 1917. DISTRICT
WINDOW CLEANING CO., 9l4 G pl. NV.
BACK IN BUsINESS-Painting and dec
grating specializing in porch and garden
furniture. RALPH M. ROGERS, 81. 34:b5.
WE USE 1000 pure white lead for exte-
rior work, interior decorating and roof
painting. Home, NO 624S; ofhce. co.
RADIO DEALERS. ATTENTION-Radio and
electrical appliance repairs work done by
experts, any make; guaranteed; reason
able; transmitters and receivers installed
and maintained. OR. 4s07, IA. Os27 "a .
GET YOUR GRASS CUT, will take care OF
lawns weekly CO. $500 -oo
Evening star., 1946-04-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcont,

pOStNeSS 0FFONlONttIsS SS0W.Is
SPENDING 81 900 year adyertising' Use
91ssASi ss szglsI5s Sf5sF al. 5ssH D.ssrs;
Takoma Park; fully equipped: completely
sons Sh Susinsss samPesn. ss larae se sana list.
mnsa formaon Shes call bfxiE f REALTY M aaPa co aA
SANDWICH SHOP, soda fountain. patent
medicine and appliance store 4-year lease
at $40 month. in small town 3s miles
has approx $1,000 stock modern fixtures.
l2.ft. talmost new soda fountain; owner
wv ssercs sd2lns iqE 5000 sssh a4n no ba Gal
HAVE SPECIALIZED in business and ad-
miniStratlon problems; including taxes: ior
sns yonf Business You are
to consult me without charge or obliga-
ton to determine the best selling terms
are Eeeping more than j set Of books and
many many other factors that hat, enter into the
assisting you in the buying Of a business
No charge to Investigate interviews BY
appointment. AUBREY HAMPTON. Busi-
DEL LnATEssEN and groceries = Lirh.
500; beautiful living quarters. cheap
rent. Price. Slo,500. complete with stock.
A good buy for a couple
Large super market-Weekly business
SO, 600 to $1,000; beautiful and modern
equipment; same owners for 15 years.
Marvellous opportunity for two or three
partners S35.000 down required
Groceries and meats-Weekly business
5000. mostly cash: nice living quarters.
cheap rent. 9-yesr lease; short hours. no
Sunday. Price $4,000. complete with
large inventory and truck Good oppor-
tLnity for two partners Call KOGOD II
or q314 ga
Evening star., 1946-04-22
SITUATIONS MEN icant.l

MAN. colored, desires chauffeur or chauf-
fuer-butler; reasonable salary: have 2 yrs.
exp. driving high Govt. offcial: best refs.
Box 440-A, Star
PAINTER-PAPER HANGER, white, 20 yrs
exp: can handle any size job contract pre-
ferred. Phone Atlantic O539 any time
SUMMER WORK-Medical student, mar
ried. seeks Office or outdoor work, May l5
to Aug. l5. Box sec, Star.
YOUNG MAN, 20. former chief of11cer,
U. S. M. s., graduate u. s. M. S. Academy.
attended U. of Md, desires position in any
field where ones industry and ability to
assume responsibility will assure future ST.
90o2 --.1:i
Young MAN. experienced in clerical
work. would like part-time position q p m
TO II or IL; 20 hrs. or more per week
desired MR.. BOWLING, 1909 H st. NV.
Me 6945, after q pm
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. books opened kept: full o.
part time: all taxes, statements: reas RE
3404. RIM. SOS or Box 29-c. Star ~.
ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept,
audited; tax reports, monthly service state
mentS. PROMPT. reas. SH. 1854 30s
CHEZ: Al. exper,, sea food; E ST.; fast.
CREDIT MANAGER. young. well educated
thoroughly experienced locally. desires a
change in the near future. Box 464-A,
Star. 23~
FLASH-Of all things. an unem uloyeo
Jackson County (MoD Democrat in Wash
ington, and an old 35th Division man, too:
Furthermore, topfieht writer with long
experience on newspapers, trade journals.
the Associated Press, with advertising
agencies. radio and in Government agen-
cies. where he, ghosted for administrators.
Senators. cabinet members and others;
seeks connection with any employer will
ing to pay for high degree of skill and ! 5
Star oos
HANDYMAN-I specialize in. odd Jobs
lawns, gardens, washing windows, appli-
ance repairing. ia. 510a, after p. m
MAN. .color.d. wants pixht ,anitor work.
MR.. MARTIN, 1889 Alabama ave. Sc. ga
Evening star., 1946-04-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK AND G.HW. exper. colored
adults only; refs; live in. Hobart 93s2
CURTAINS LAUNDERED, also fine linen.
NO 9466
GIRL; colored. wants morning Job. Mon
day through Friday. Ii. 6525
GikL, coiored. desires Job in private home
as maid Call IA 04OS 90.
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time job
with employed adults 3 days week. city
refs. EX. 1873
Evening star., 1946-04-22
HONE IMP. COMPANIES tcont.l

SPRACRETE, eun-applied: waterproofs
brick walls; estimates. sPRAcRETE IN
WATKRPRooFfNG. G ipS ali KINDS: IDS rave have T your
basement waterproofcd now. Cement work
ROBERT E. PRICE: RE. 1891. 26.
IN VA. AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAuLF1ELD CORP. for Johns Manvilie
roofing and siding. also storm windows.
3340 M st. NV. zone z. HO. APO.
o. Z. LEWIS. complete home renovators:
papering, painting, carpentry. repairs,
screening porches. Phone Executive 1885.
Evening star., 1946-04-22
MOTOR TRAVEL.

HANRE DE GRACE RACES and return
daily. take party of four or five. Lincoln
S3S -"
CUSTOM JEWELRY SALESMAN wants to
Join commercial traveller who has own car
going South or East on shared expenses,
Box sc, Star
Evening star., 1946-04-22

p!x WARbMAS PARK HoTEp' TspetanaeS emploSment ant
FEE a "eGaEfx Fd experienced
good salary, Apply chief operator. CARL
Tnh HHEE sth snd Ssb s}
81 shorthand and typing for monitor board
need apply; good working conditions; to
s37 so week. with excellent Chances Ss' for r
via adviancement; alr-eond once, 51a-day
TEiErHSSr Tff1 RSS i7e1s oPEkAfoRrYprsr S,ff With
edee Of typins. AMERIcAN AN RED Ed CROSS. nuoss.
Nst0eai Ma over N'Ea s55 Medical Center Bethesda
PlezRsas once 9TH tsor WoobWARP% e%
TYPIsT. $40 m to 4:i5 pm. days a
week; no Saturday work: permanent posi-
tions. pleasant working conditions. mex
L1R ARpf issNeE nfs tsne eo s
TYPIsT for permanent position, ss-hr.
Ssss DSs5sF' sP'EssPsa E1PsHs rAE AE,
14d TYr1sT. IS Fl b G G Chapter Red Cross. 5saay
ES Ss75 EiI,lne Nh GATas r learn dictaphone RE
TYPIsT, capable of hlins and general
office nc work; good pay. Ii. 4sI5, to ii
TYfIsT s1r. and IT, general oss Ssrks
teHI opportunity, starting salary, $40 per
wee Telephone Union 5000. -e2
dept. newspaper once; maintain mailing
lSoo list; 5fs-day week advancement. co
TYPIsT. general Office work, 5Hs-day week,
permanent position; finance CO. no expert
srpv,ns snss necessary; sa.;;; CONSUMERS CREDIT
Rainier, Nd ~ -ss 60
TYPIsT. experienced, for permanent posi-
ton aoas in larae radio school; 5,day week.
Cal GYpIsR MRS .Ia.Al MALoY' Ho; 2416. -a5
Economic Mission. Call AD 3401, EXT.
36. 10 am to pm. 30
TYPIST-Experjenced: permanent posi-
tlol: S35 week to start. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO., 7o3 eth st. NV.
TYPIsT. with knowledge of buokkeepinr.
Salary commensurate with ability. Per
manent position with small firm BOX
TYPiST for branch office casualty insur-
ance company. permanent position with
opportunity for advancement; 5la-day wk !:
Call Mr.. VALE. Ma. 075s IS
TYPIST for general office work; 5la-day
week. called PRODUCTS COMPANY,
NC. 400 Bladensburs rd., cottase City,
TYPiST. experienced. with some knowledge
OF bookkeepine; permanent position; 40
hour week: no Saturdays: starting salary,
$50 Apply NATIONAL LITHo. CO, 1855
TYPlsT- Billing CLERK with wholesal.
plumbing and heating supply house: per-
manent position; 5a-day week: starting
sss5, ooso sotasn CO. S. a Hs. ,ss W1sssi +: Ma
Evening star., 1946-04-22
7 : 7 7 INtH 81. IT. W
STENOGRAPHERS

ldlt IlIIe co. mas
stenographers, pleas;
liberal salaries TO O
week during summer
hour week balance
ment call RE 100
g. INV. CORR 9o5
Evening star., 1946-04-22

STENOGRAPHER, permanent position. ex-
celent working conditions, short hours
Oil F ST. NV -17
STENOGRAPHER for retail iewelry estab-
hshment; good working conditions State
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Evening star., 1946-04-22

Il. bldes. large seat
and we'll equipped;
An excellent buy at
B, MALLOS, Invest
Evening star., 1946-04-22
STENOGRAPHER,
oMCe work. S35.
st. NV.

for experienced yoI
once; pleasant wor
39-hr. week. perm;
salary, 81 300.
thompson. MA. olt
STENOGRAPHER,
q days per week:
manaper,S nfica
Evening star., 1946-04-22

manent lob. ex-
salary and COM
DAWN CO., POS
Evening star., 1946-01-06
FOR THAT
TIRED
FEELING

Due TO lack Of fhionin in the diet
How do you feel right now-full
of the pep and energy that means
good work and good times-or so
tired and dragged out that every
thing you do seems like hard
work? Well, here's something you
ought to know: When your meals
fail to supply enough thiamin,
you may not get the energy you
need from your foods. And that
tired feeling results.
Here's how to prevent a root
cause of such tiredness. Take Nu-
trex-that remarkable new prod
uct which supplies energy-releas-
ing thiamin in concentrated form.
Many people say they keep up
their pep with Nutrex-don' get
that tired feeling. And Nutrex
may help you the same way.
Your doctor will tell you that
tiredness might come from
number of causes so see him reg
ularly. And if you want more
thiamin to release all the energy
from the foods you eat, you will
welcome NutreX, the amazing
new product which brings you
energy releasing thiamin.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
Here's How To Have
DAILY
Regularity
AFTER 35*

Nature has placed a marvellous
hydrogel substance in apples,
prunes and many foods to help
you keep regular. AS you grow
older, you usually need more OF
these foods, but you eat less. That
is why thousands of folks over 35
have turned to Serutan. Serutan
is a concentrate of hydrogel sub
stances-not a pill-not salts
not an oil-but an all vegetable
preparation that provides a
smooth, soft jell to aid more nor
NAL, natural elimination. Why
dose yourself with harsh purga-
tive or habit forming drugs when
it is so easy to enjoy the tasty,
toast like granules of pleasant
tasting Serutan right along with
your meals? Sold by drug and
health food stores on a money
back guarantee. For your own
sake, start using Serutan today!
For organic fonshpafion, see DOCTOR
Evening star., 1946-01-06

my boys are gone. l am down to
one horse. But l still ride daily.
WAYNE DINSMORE
Secretary, Horse and Mule
Association of America
Chicago, Ill.
| AM just an average marine
who has served his country during
this war. | expect to leave again
for points west" When a marine
leaves he takes a lot of gear with
him, but none is so important as
the picture of pin-up girl. know
the girl that l want picture of -
she is the little lady with the pony
on your recent cover.
FRANCIS G. LINDSAY
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Evening star., 1946-01-06

/. HELP WANTED Millions
of people tn war-torn countries are
in urgent need of clothing. How can
zoe help them2
By giving all the clothing we
can to the Victory Clothing Collec-
ton this month.
z. HONOR GUARD -. The Army
guards who hare been matching over
President RoosepeRs grave hare
been replaced. BY whom?
Civilian guards from the De-
partment of Interior.
:. ~sToRK FUND" How many
wfpes and infants Of serricemen hare
been brocided for BY the "stork tnnd
appropriated by Congress?
Over a million. The average
single bill is under 500, but in
some cases it has exceeded 81 ,OOO.
A. C., Portland, Ore.
4. SACRED OBJECTS - Emperor
Ht,ohito wiH sell his S4,000.000
collection of jewels and art objects
Evening star., 1946-01-06
Letters
Our Readers Talk Back
A PONY DID IT

7 OUR cover and article, "A Pony
Did It," were excellent.
| live in residential district,
composed of private homes. Yet
! have a combination stable and
garage in my back yard. l had two
horses and a dog there. Now, since
Evening star., 1946-01-06
Frrnr.. II
FEAR

FEAR
1T WAS quite shock to read ITS
Time to be Afraid" by Booth
Harrington There is nothing
intelligent about fear 1t goes hand
in hand with ignorance. Surely the
great need of the world today is a
love that is big enough and inclu-
sive enough to encircle all men,
regardless of race or creed.
AUDREY H. MOHR
Norwood, Ohio
| HE most powerful and i'm
portant piece of writing have
ever seen in print. The fact that
America and most of the world are
awake now is something to be truly
thankful for.
MARGARET BROWN
Alhambra, Calf.
GOLDEN HARVEST
| WISH to thank you for the dou-
BILE page in THIS WEEK giving us
the beautiful rural scene and poem
by Joseph Auslander. 1t will be
my pin-up picture for some time.
LIBBIE LOGAN
Los Angeles, Calf.
-. lHE copy of Dale Nichols
Golden Harvest" is lovely.
You do a great service in print
ing such a picture. The reading
public doesn't always get to art
museums - so it is especially nice
to have modern American paint
ing delivered at our door. Let's
have more.
ALICE MACKLEY
Oregon City, Ore.
Hare you something 10 sayf Write 10
the Letters Editor. THIS WEEK Maya
zine. LEO Lexington Ave, N. Y. II. Let
ters cannot be acknowledged OF returned.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
q u,z .rn
"A news question answer game

TO raise money for the importation
of rice and other toodstufs. What
three "sacred" treasures is he TN
wilitng to seR
The mirror, sword and crown
which are supposed to have been
handed down from the time of
Japan's first emperor in 600 BIC.
e. S. p, Chicago, III.
S. PERMITS NEEDED Trap-
elers still need military permits in
some areas. What are those areas?
Germany, Austria, the main
islands of Japan, Formosa, Nansei
Shoto, Nanpo Shoto and Korea.
6. SHAKEDoWN Why was
President Trumdn'S new yacht, the
USS Williamsburg, deliberately sent
into storm on her shakedoWn cruise?
To test the yacht in treacherous
weather - before the President
was allowed to board her.
CONDUCTED BY M M-.>
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-12
Undiplomatic Diplomats

It is always little surprising discover that diplomats do not think in boodess emotional vacuum The reason for the surprise quite clear Perhaps .1e serious sub ecs they discuss supposed to engender an equally ser ous approach Or maybe just expect diplomats to De diplomatic.
 The fact remains however that international confer enees are judicial proceedings concerned with the ncetes of established law Neither they arid scientific dsqus tions They horseade bargaining at the top level AS
 result sometimes get exchange ot unpleasantres such Mr. Mootov and Mr. Byrnes engaged in the other day in Paris
 This was obviously personal matter though coun trie governmental systems military effort and other nm nersona topics entered into it. It easy imagine that the wearvng impact of divergent aims and policies and the accumulated Illustrations banquet and midnight confabs many weeks had and tempers to the pont o combustion.
 The immediate issue of the Byrnes-Molot fareup-to which Brains Hetor McNel added few pokes-seemed pretty silly The American and British representatives had finished their pous potestatons that they had no thought of trying control the 2naton vote through adoption of simple majority procedure MT MolotoV had as posy os claimed that the Soviet satellites ability to block two thirds majority had anything do with Russas enthusiasm for the two-thrds majority rule
 The Big Three representatives well on ther way to compromise when the fur started flying And the whole thing was doubly silly since the Big Four must make the final decisions by unanimous agreement, anyway
 So it might that this personal spat was ot lttie consequence It may prove to be so Yet eVefytnlng o at these meetings is tremendously amphhed Even sl pe vodkanduced hccough come out sounding omous Perhaps that's the one disadvantage o1 luh free pes coverage. :. ~ tons For as statesmen become more accustomed to t healthy publicity they may to realize what an lnpos- ing chain reaction their words set up.
 Mr. Mootov says something nasty to MT Byrnes MT. Bvrnes replies in kind The hot words get back home to millions of street corners and breakfast tables Suddenly the Ango-Amercan mperasts getting boder and the Russians difficult. Suddenly the hard work o peace making and international understanding even harder And all because Mr. Mootoys stomach little upset or Mr Byrnes had headache from too little sleep.
 Thus the statesmen attack their superhuman tasks pe set bv human frailties Their decisions like are swayed by personal traits and extraneous But while of be careless, thoughess or spe etic without causing much damage they alas, must Walc their diet and health well their tongues The fate o1 millions may depend it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-12


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