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Evening star., 1946-03-29

sSalsss: 8 4. x reports, mentSiy sefsles
RF0%pd ass sa mos nos
.lshss jSs xiEh M ga. Sgx; "a. :. 1924: .....:, -
sssskssS1as 9 sss!!sssi .e'S Sez 7s.x ssss
e:sO 6oois sss g. sm. Up part dssss. m
taxes and statements. Box 439;v. Star.
CHAUFFEUR, man. colored. desires en-
ployment with family. spending sp1 summer anne,
s; s., s[ ss's.'
sS yde sts2
steady, reliable. know code, some repair
Sass n1s psr%is seSls aee s ST. ana
With law. degree. formerly 1t. col. Signal
use ssn Be- made & edss
s9.boo.n s;Sa Sn0 BOX SIX. Star. t'''
MAN, 10 years general ONCE experience
sans'''z asn H. or Lass s. aPaene so. 12x e ssa9
MAN, 80. married, wants position. estab.
sess nsa Star or
MAN. colored, intelligent: 5anitor or other
work T. RsI Pm ss-k z stsr. ann or IL Pm t.
sbsoutey dependase seeks positon sn1sl msn
s saSes cf ST asnss
hSstieylsqre' %n C1sg boats; bondable: married
experienced, reliable, reg
1sssrsa ses sb-Y, Y st.r: & g. wants Dart-tme work.
Eief SGEE aalS Phi s6s sa
des}rAe nart.ffrna wnrk evenjnpe and Sat.
urdays; experienced. DE. 1882 evenings.
sARS sss ssan sdass
ton n electricity and electronics; 3 yrs
es.
sesusl eap isht Sisfsa se tssssssd
"9a sax s%e ax tsEn ar pref salary
Killins travel. Salary plus comm. Box
l2HIh sfafs &c. Just back ,r. oveis.ss Ss
wants stock farm or small dairy to- run.
VETERAN. 81 81. over 8. years. experience
building materials and construction as
buyer, salesman, estimator, expediter, de-
s''s'9 sass : sz s:s
vETERAN-Thoroughly experienced all
ssss @akss dsse' sssl ''
VET. col. desires position. as pianist in
small or large orchestra, colored or white
VIII make professional special arrange
ments. Radio, commercials or dance ar
Call NO. 2033. 81"
YOUNG MAN would like position as a per-
sonal guard; age 25, s It. II in. 100 lbs.
Has drivers permit; will travel. Box
8 eelfi YEARS ssss. EXPERIENCE in RADIO ex.
Marine with practical and theoretical
knowledge of microwave antennas, differ
.ntiation integration networks, multivi-
orators, blanking circuits, limiters, d. c.
restorers, pulse modnlators. high freq os-
cillators, cathode ray tubes, high voltage
power. thyratron control: desire connection
81 part time. Box $3.50. Seat Pleasant,
Nd. 29s
SOBER, RELIABLE colored couple desire
position as janitor with living quarters.
NC. Oao5. Ci.AUD LIVINGSTON.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

OFFICER WANTS RIDE to Los Angeles
Calf, around April g. Call ME- 1856. 800
WANT. PASSENGER to Memphis or Little
Rock April !; share expense and driving.
CHI. 1000. Ext. 524. 20
ALLENTOWN, PA, via Harrisburg. leaving
Eriday, Pm. return Sunday late pm;
Phone DIAz, RE. 74oo. Ext. 21es. 2Ss
NAVAL NAVAL OFFICER desires l., Or pas
Leaving early April 8 to arrive on On or or
before April 10, only Transportation ex-
penses are equal shares in oil and gaso-
line. Call 1T. T. F. SMITH, 1924 3Sth
st. NV, WO. 4921.
DRIVING 70 CHICAGO March 80, 42
Hotel.
ARMY OFFICER, on leave, will drive your
car to West Coast. Phone IL 1925 ewes.
or Sunday.
DRIVER wanted to take, 1912 Buick car
to Los Angles ge n Of nsasby ss5 Naval ofncer
GAINESVILLE, FLA, through Richmond,
Jacksonyills, April l or 2; 1941 Plym.
sed.; take 8 or 4. MIR. EISLER, WA. 1853,
I'll 7:30; share expenses. 81
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.

GENERAL HOUSEW0RK, stay in nights;
cAENAUIf. So 4th st. 0n' s.N. "NHA
GIRL, colored, wishes Job taking care. Of
GIRL, colored, desires Job as maid in store
or doctors ofhce. HO 1862. 80
GIRLS (2), colored, wish g.hw. or days
work. days week. HO. O207
GIRL, colored, Competent, dependable ref,
daywoIk: nearby Va; S5. carfare. Write
E. JONES, P. o. Box 361, Vienna, Va.
8 days q week. FIR. 7017.
LAUNDRY to take home for or ladies,
So per week each. MARY DUNMORE, 1920
4th st. NV, DI. 9619 after 4 pm. 3Os
LAUNDRESS, experienced, bundle washing
at home. Phone North 1851. 80
LAUNDRESS, experienced wishes bundle
HsRsEs EsissS st hSDe N0 nbons 1859 ssnd st.
WANTED by competent, exp. laundress,
bundle M wash to take home. Call MRS.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

ehIaF:n' " sns ilss 1n hshs Sa.hss hsass :.
keeping; permanent position. Sligo 1866.
SoloEER ss, WOMAN, shy mo.n,nss !, eis Il;
COOK and 1st:d. oVS WORKER: i've in: ref
orawsy essnsss; oSss Stasr help employed; s26 rk
COOK and seneral housexorker. live in;
sSsrs Who 'SS has some sDses sis s4sz
COOK FOR SMALL FAMILY, Chevy Chase,
D. c.; must be thoroughly exper. and com.
hone sxee Mo a 1855
Co0K-G.H.w.. no laundry. no Sunday; 5Ns
sy and sOes sass w''e cs W.
COOK AND Civ. expeTienced, in apt.
1si, ns rosns so Rendx va rasaass5G sasG stay n.ss
eook.SaW.. sS G w. exDerieneed; M need; hours, Or
sSsSx$hS$si ssS5s Ssis sss,erss;. live In: nice issp,
rea; 1881 grandywine st. NV, EN-; 144S.
s 1885, .M. fe soss In meals no an
pref: one one desiring comfort basement guar. +
handle t9b; local ref. Apply $40 18th
sS,Ss: h11S%S s:Si.;; .e sa|s;, ssg s.:
G.H.W., reliable, assist with With one child: no
SS9saT HssS ssi nSs 81 19'.i reference; So
Az w; no SUNDAY: refs. required. Apply
40a g =, Allison st. NV. or call RA: 357s.
sa sp aser29Hns e 2snen vets ns seis eirssne7s e7s
G.H.W. part time. g to 8. for adults:
e. GH% sSG.'eo Cook i ainnss sso} hours IL am over
SIS sis week 'si and ' pass. "a Ho. 1925, unss'1 81
CIV: ANp Asgs COOK; 6; a,, hours, e s. .ssa $50
couple. Interview 1901 ' q st. iii NV. Ssiers
S.RR.%%;.-cook, RR%%; small adult family: So no
sse ssef Conn I've. All after
|:a;,, S;,xn snsPi s!Ss %a SsSSk SSSek 2s at
GIRL 70 care for 1s.month.old baby and
DO lshs ,sad housswosa M II to 4;So; s-dsy week;
|E2p sISl.s: 81 81 = sSsflns and .h-; ,y.
pns s1es v..y yasss :ss.d1 for %o sss
'msi mi, ps part sn q fssa nj inSa @as
aS aa..s sns5in Gs EosS sasx sxsses;
ner: hours. 1880 to 7:3O pm. Monday
through Saturday; must be experienced
WITH small child: references REQUIRED; sal
MAD-G.H.W., care of 6-year-old child:
health card and reference: excellent sal
AZ and WORKING conditions. MRS. COR
SECOND MAID. colored, g.h.w.; to. live in,
Moodiss sSd3ia saaesses sa vs. 'sl4iI2 s4i2
apt. 2 In family, and child out Of school
hrs.. In colore4 home; a exchange for
En., s.l2: $3.50. earfare. 81. 21O0.-29
WOMAN, tntelligent: g.h.w.. cook, 1880
must have local references. Wo. 6122.
WOMAN. part time, plain cookins. iight
Evening star., 1946-03-29
SITUATIONS MEN and woMEh.

COUPLE, young, interested In restaurant
work. formerly owners, capable Of man
aging, win consider other work. Box
COUPLE, both veterans, desire employment
in foreign travel; high school educations;
ment, mechanical drafting and art work;
wife, 26, personnel adm, clerical, secre-
tarial (no shorthand). BOX lO1-X, Star.
Evening star., 1946-03-29

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned.
R 1a7 o1snsH UNITED Al TYHawkfTEs e.
sPpisa All sen MAehINEs 4 CHI and typewr,.ers re-
Machines purchased; Inquire RE. 2s2s.
0FF1GE MACHINES CO., 71S 18th ST.. cor.
si'5ssss;sn ss all "asa!ss %sts gs
AoUEGLA d5 fis's WATERpRooFNG, 2RSo5SFNG for use u in
GAL e Co. Four sores
Phone orders; AT. 1400. -
a.. rusS some orrs ISse n
ier new sgninss. cH. s Soie. 'a ST ST.
HzssnnF se sssFs ss if4ns ans ao eSSsfs
SAMERsA sMhns slfah3a RRPAisfNG. sfSei Cali Fu1LR &
ssi cARPENrER aiTr WORK. small jobs, screens,
S2S ST ST. Rez sar and
sensational results guaranteed: work done
CEotks anS REPAfkEb fnf no. domesic foreign
spring. weight and electric: prompt sery-
eN1c ssf Sor4 44s saa6 st. oSsr
G6RiTAiNs WASHED Si "a and stretched. Pick
up and delivery, am. to pm. LII. 1854.
ELECTRICIAN, day and night serv.. fire.
cns Trns trinidad FepsFs sig b 5nd ois nsE
and repaired. old and new homes wired;
EIEeTRie1AN EfIasenaSle1 yEgghhfkAN1nstall.tion of
wall Plugs and fixtures specially. . Trim
E EIECTkiC WIRING. fixtures, extra QUO.
M lets; repsirs; oo old houses a SPECIALITY 1 REGAL
w o ne fra
Estimates sN GEO. M M fz2EoR' Atlantic Alta tic" = s9$s
s ves9 and .asaag assSs s1ss
CHARLES r. COVER, DU. 67ls.
FLOORS SANDED AND REFINIsHED by
LONG g. STONE FLOOR SERVICE RA.
FLOORS WASHED, polished. .sanded, I'm
ished; carpentry work; paper hanging and
fs
terms fsIl M snS e si@s: gSfTEsD. .oaS oISoMs i:
personally. G. L. KEYsER Hillside @ ie57-y. St
GENERAL BRICKWORK - Stores, steps,
nrsplaees, e conerete work. etc. RINALDI ALJD1I. &
GENERAL REPAIR, plastering, cement,
carpentering,. waterproofing: work guaran-
tesd, BY white mechanics; prompt service.
HousE PAINTING. also Ksm-Tening.
HOUSE PAINTING, paper hanging and
eoofs fr1se IL semss stores aps ssd naS
fsSi s&Sl sS5flez b R'sEs1 4s sna R
INSULATION, Johns-Manville blown rock
JOINS ToP ises MANsy1I1E HOME fNsuIAT1oNy LAT 81
DIVISION, e2s 9th st. NV. Elk. 117T.
gy1m1, .s;vss gspe,;as sns ss. rsaa
home repairs; for estimates, cali Adams
sSs sSHs atsE sFkAans ans sunSaSd Sndnss large
ff; rafHE1ass fAfEkISs and x ke%.Tonlns. SUYsi hs
PAiNTING and pspering: excellent work
ss41 ss Teas. Is Il PRICE Psasa Call MIR. T1ETEL' "a.
fsrNG. sfa Il e. interior nsSa and exterior decorat.
81 MAPIE nS S0Ta 81 1tss 1851 estimates g:
RI;AINTING era general contracting. RAY
formed immedistely: free t estimates 'V wash ash
ineton. Virginia, MARYLAND; white me
SaiaSi SSs s ES|s sBs
sii':s si:s Ss Fss|s.s
Eials. M.iylsnd and ana s T. ss fsee. ".
money" Guaranteed. DI. $500. uN s71s.
PAINTING, papering, roof painting, re-
pairs; free. estimates; work guaranteed;
white mechanics; Nd, Va, D. c. NO. 9o23.
PAINTING. PAPERING, frst-cIass work
mS mmsSnshiP; woEk dons sgs. Immediately. ..can Gan
PAINT1NG, PAPERiNG, FLOOR SANDING,
plastering and wall scraping; 20 years ex-
eMcient. courteous service call MIR. NAL
HoYT. co. 1882 after 5 pm. mh31s
sonable rates. Call Sundays, any time;
Meekdays after pm. WILMER, 0E.
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HALLS WANTED.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

HALL FOR DANCES wanted to rent al
once. State particulars, Box 422-V. Star.
Evening star., 1946-03-29
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

PRIVATE SECRETARY q, S75 wk.; free
TO travel; all exp. paid; single, age 25-
S5, diplomatic, well educated, knowledge
MA. 1888.
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tELP DOMESTIC Cont.
SITUATIONS MEN.

YOUNG GIRL or woman, colored, good
ref.,- for g.h.w. In Chevy Chase. Call Oh.
2266 before pm. 81
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PAINTING. PAPERNG, frst-class work
work done Immediately. Can
Mr. PQAT, &c 5843. -. 30s

mastering and wall scraping; 20 years ex-
pertence; white mechanics. For prompt,
HOYT, co. 1882 after 8 pm. mh31s
PAINTING, carpentry. Try US drst. Rea-
soneble rates. Call sundays, any time;
Evening star., 1946-03-29

!(oontinasd - lesxt Psea1
Evening star., 1946-03-29

DO YOUR electrical appliances work right7
II not call BOB KErNER, ia 5212.
Quick estimates on fans, irons, toasters,
vacuum cleaners and other household
electrical appliances. 3ls
GET YOUR GRASS CUT and hedge trim
med and also will take care Of your lawns
Please leave address and phone no. when
you call. co. $500. NATHANIEL JAMES,
1922 St NV 40
Evening star., 1946-03-29
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ment Waterproofed now, c
!. ROBERT E. PRICE, RE. 1891.
Evening star., 1946-03-29

GARRIsoNs TOY & NOVELTY CO., 1915
sAfIiEEs1WccMAN for gift shop. permanent
iIps Apply Between si6 10 and 8. MARY sAYNE
asAEEsweMEs SHE'S 81 NJ 81 ysans
ladies yho went sS get rnrs ss f0E IN the r future
s5Hxns sso%m:son df efD ssSs saiss gi
th!ssfAessos aR soURa IA Ss
xh sSes S52srsais MsrR =
PAsssFsr sEsMsFsrsse go s4Dsr ss M general alters.
excel salary: 713 Maryland ave; ne. ST
sEAMsTREss wanted for slip Coy covers: Is:
sSJs TIL AS
sssI; IA 1sns sESf EsEI ass
AHRgK1oN Haglz & sHoF. Snef fsoo fSED e. pEzMAss
NJ ffHsEss fstssstss 5a
as ns and sdi.s
sis %ss be 5sfs snS Rsa cfla RI SSs
sfa%%saa sf%s4hRss Rsas ANinrtan All eos..
suits and gowns: excel. salary and 9ppor.
sEas 1dGS c0Pa fEi s..s.stI7. Sal,
1ry ana me. exeeaiens & yoTking G conditions; easy
SECRETARY, experienced. for sales depart
ment. lerge builaing supply house: rleas-
yancement; 5M.day week. Phone MISS
SEcSETAkY, White, between e5 ana 80.
available for immediate employment: must
be able to take lengthy and accurate die
tation: permanent, no medical terminology;
5h-day week: salary equivalent to $40
per mo. to start. Apply in person only 70
assistant administrator. DOCTORS HOS.
PTrM. 1913 Eye st. NV. ~
SECRETARY. personal: starting salary,
SIS wk. plus all travelling expenses; must
be under 35 Yrs. Of age, PREPARED to hold
position permanently. Il satisfied; must hs
eompletely free to travel: must be well
bred. must have top secretarial eUer..
pleasing appearance and personal charm
able. This is . .tep-dight secretarial po-
sition with colorful and interesting WORT.
as arss letter. Reply Box iSs.Y. star. 81 ii
eECRETAEY-Dental once wishes part.
Time secretary. Call RI. 6119. 80
Evening star., 1946-03-29
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

SOBER, RELIABLE colOred couple de
position as janitor with living quart
NO. O905. CIAUp LIVINGSTON.
Evening star., 1946-03-29

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned,
ole, and adjusted. All work guaranteed
RE. 1177. UNITED TYPEWRITER Co.
Evening star., 1946-03-29

WOMAN. part time, plain cooking. ligh
heuSevork. for lady. CO. S1O6. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28
Friday
Today


AGREE If YOU'LL INSPECT
y 1000 New Accounts Wanted - Use You1
Evening star., 1946-05-28
Editorial from the
May 27th lice

The the right reprinted from the New York Times of
Sunday May 1t appeared while the Big -Four deep nego
aion Paris trying van) reach agreements that would make
possible treaty Of peace for Europe.
On that quiet Sunday morning Americans who this
probably paid little attention May they though little
sappy But and very interesting because what it
saysis 1000 wrong
therefore dangerous caroon for the Misrepresentation in it
stands between the American people and their understanding Of what
is actually going on in the world today.
There Is No Misunderstanding
misunderstanding Maybe six months ago Secretary Of State
Bn little confused about the world situation general and
the Russians particular but he would probably laugh gmy this
today He would probably he understand
the Russians only we'll Bn and Bdault would also laugh gmly
this cartoon And the who would laugh the gmy Molo
toy or any topside Russian.
Bynes Bvn Bdaul Molotov-what that they understand?
They understand each other Therefore they understand they
all parties intense mpaabe conflict going only
around their conference table but all parts world today They
knowthey terrific fight and they all know that each ofhem
knowsi
How then could the New York 7nes the foremost US.
paper indulge in such nonsene That and easy
The expresses American mood which has dominated the
great sensible majority US newspapers and magazines and still
the easiest mood for any goodnatured American to fall into
We just don't want to believe that reach fair decent
agreement with the Russians which will really end the and
usher in nice long peace If the Russians difficult let be
paien it must be fault Brans So tell ourselves.
The New York Times has the whole been very conscientious
reporting bad about Russia yet relapse this natural
optimism LIFE, too, has tried present the facts them;
but editorial this page when the Paris conference began
optmsicaly hoped that the foreign ministers would agree
They did agree And time bald conviction
that they will agree The notion that the Western powers and
Russia iron their differences around table and that peace
will thereafter spread normally and automatically through the tired
tissues Of the nationtha notion is ehood and deuson
There neither real peace the prospect Of time face the
TRUTH
''WorId War III"
What truth? That between Russia and the West nevitabe
Certainly not No inevitable and there many ways which
Evening star., 1946-05-28
Asia Too

In Asia the conflict RACES, and there isl shooting
Last August when Soong and Stain made their treaty. ookedas
though there could be real peace Aa again March seemed
that General Mahal paccaon going stick Today these
hopes have proved uso The Russians broke their word about
leaving Manchura and left looted land in Communist control The
Communist leader Mao Teung recently went to Moscow report
edy to dicker for guns to intensity the civil war.
the U.S. still hopes for Free united China it must be prepared
back its traditional policy with fresh and more concrete evidence
such as food, money and machines-of Us. might.
So goes world this conflict between Russia and
Western and ideas goes Korea ran the Medi.
terranean Latin America Turkey and in France goes
inside American labor unions the u government and Mad
Square Garden where only last week US senator Claude
Pepper. bespoke the Russian cause, ~
The conflict nothing for Americans be afraid Of lose
their heads But longer be ignored in the dreamy pre-
that somehow will when get back Big Three
unity, ceened by toasts interpreters pacbos and okays
five Americans real peace will have get used to the
idea Of living with this conflict diplomats have learned to do
We shall have work hard and seepessy the tough game Of
power politics and diplomacy Perhaps Americans do wish
this The mood of Congress- which has just committed
the folly of emascuang the draft law to indicate
that the country is up continuous effort of will.
Hso will all wake someday to find allies divided
prestige gone Russian that could have been prevented
threatening world Americans 60 Sleep let them
least what chance they taking Let them know that
conflict RACES. Let them know the score.
Evening star., 1946-05-28
Why Kid Around?

The only way make any headway against Russian aggression in
Europe to have alternatives that do not depend Russia
something be thankful for that Bynes while still leaving the door
open for Russian cooperation has apparently reached that point
Evening star., 1946-05-28
".sMoKlho' THE PIPE OF PEACE"

World IT. can be avoided What truth then? Simply that
political and diplomatic conflict already going between Russia
and the Western powers in all parts Of the world
The American people have probably been ahead of their press and
their political leaders recognizing this fact The Fortune and Gallup
polls have since We Day. registered marked increase popular
skepicism about the intentions Of Soviet Russia.
Yet the American people not nearly wildly Of the
reality Of the actual conflict those directly concerned
notably the Europeans.
There comparatively little talk Europe today about World War
Ill., partly because the Europeans weak and hungry fight
but also because they already No European today enjoys the
luxury speculation about Russia already the Russian
side ia Communist part he either frankly anti Russian look
ing for hiding place waiting opportunscy whether the
non-Russan side will offer him any hope.
1t also be forgotten that the majority Of Europeans
anything but Communists evidenced by every election
Europe since We Day that could be remotely described as free
The No diplomatic problem Of Europe today Germany,
Walter Lppmann pointed his from there At
Paris Jimmy Byrne made sincere and constructive proposal for
a25yea Big Four treaty keep Germany dsamd, hoping this
would aay Russian fears'' He got nowhere with N1olotoy
Yet present occupation policies dictated by the obsolete Pots
dam agreement simply The U.S. has got decide
what to do with Germany beside starve and destroy The
Russians by uniaeral and very Russian methods making
going Of their must take least much response
biity for ours
To bring Of Germany back e has hnted that
weeks ago this might have been condemned playing ove
Evening star., 1946-05-28

British game step toward ansovet Western bloc Today that
criticism is hollow
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
TOP O. HI MORNING

But you are a broadcaster You're on the
air;
And thru YOU own mike" all the
while
You grcan out your grumbles or whine
out your woes
Or help some sad face to smile
You're part of a studio, just where you
are,
And somebody hears what you say;
So tune up your program and stana by
your mike"
And give a "good start for the day.
Allena %Stockdale
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
"Monty" On Preparedness

Being American and given to nick
naming everybody, it seems more
natural to call him monty" than Field
Marshal Viscount Montgomery. The
diminutive is no more a sign of disrepect
than for US to speak of our top General
of the Army and Chief of Staff as Ike.
Rather, in both cases, it betokens affec-
ton.
There has been some talk among the
brass hats concerning Monty's military
leadership in which we are not eligible
to Join, but we cannot get over the
thought that it may have sprung IN the
first place from his beret, which is so
different from a brass hat, nor can we
forget the Job he did at FL Alamein.
So we feel that his arrival in Canada
and the things he said at Ottawa as
soon as the reporters got to him deserve
consideration.
Naturally his thought was upon
war-whose is not? He listed the main
factors which he considered necessary
to meet the possibility of any future
conflict. They are five, with the fifth
the most essential. He named them in
this order: strong national character,
good research, dispersed Industrial po-
tentials, small but well-equipped per-
manent forces, and "above alp prepared
ness.
"Given these things" he said, eve
shall be strong, and in strength lies our
best hope Of living in peace"
The he went on, Unfortunately, it
is doubtful if the world has yet reach
ed that desirable state where there will
be no war. It is in fact open to doubt
if it is possible for mankind by reason
ing alone to exclude the use of war as
the final weapon of diplomacy. We must
strive to achieve that desirable end, but
we have not got there yet"
We can expect no period of grace, he
concluded, in this age Of terrible weap-
ons as we had in the recent upheaval.
This carries us back to his emphasis
on the fifth Northumberland
ness.
While Mony's immediate audience
was made up of Canadians, what he had
to say loses no force when it crosses
the frontier into the United States.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02

Thee are at this moment in tbs United
States at least /, 500, 900 civilian men and women
of working age with physical or mental handi-
caps VINO could be helped through, vocational
rehabilitation.
Michael J. Shortly, director Office Voca-
Rehabilitation
Rather than indulge in criticism Of our
youth today, our first job should be to set
for them an example to follow in model homes
where the tenets Of good citizenship. the pre-.
cepts OF right and the fundamentals Of democ-
racy are not only taught but daily practiced.
-FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover.
There are too many women content to talk,
talk, talk about their rights, but who do too
little about living up TO them.
Miss Margaret A.. Hickey, ex-president Ma.
tional Federation of Business and Professional
Women Clubs.
The people are the government and when
they cease, or to the degree that they
relinquisi their government responsibilities,
the future Of representative government in
this country will be endangered.
Sen. Wayne Morse (R) Of Oregon.
Farmers come nearer owning their bust
ensses than ever before and the farm mort
gage debt is lower than it has been since 1918
Il. W. DCggan, Farm Credit Administrator.