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PERSONAL

OPEN NOW! DAY NURSERY at 5l01
2ent Dent st se B9aievard Heights applea
Wright. If you are in need Of loar up tr
500 ,I01,>Sr On ~ .oq, ,,,I ,ignature
.ae Sss Of HONE daf to in msd Bdbe1 "a
say taSF OF ISo YOUR 81 BABY W in your home
child's own environment For appoint
Tn TaIoRI,d SRI 20 81 i9 IxfTKf daE Or
and ,women's garments repaired, remodel
ed, altered; quick service. EN-, 3315, Tailor.
HATS MADE TO ORDER of your own ma
terial.. Also f1owered hats. Select your
9TR pTeTs HsT f9m our 5aTge
StRsFs AvALABIE Ava % GH t2ained e3hp p1acsca ayf G OF
NURSES REG1sTRY A Never We eF Closed dAoiHE At.
YOUR FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHED at home
10 6eaqtiul prints, IN SEPARATE poses in
M sb eoulfRYsbE Sd AH SIDE e2x caF r exs day and
ooaIdlns June i to Sept a Modern
sswimmins pony riding art, music. out. out,
ps bas o atoms Raeister sd p1easose noW
pREssMakISG b ddIS1f eve ASb Sb lait AI1ERArroSs-
ls9ssea ESasdeo asye 9ewS Columbia Thsaer
suits to order Also restyling TEA
ENGEL, formerly Of Fifth ave-. N. W ",
FlaGutire FlaG F St, s6a nw,' Room 20. Telephone
CoMMERCiAL PHOTOGRAPHY DONE. all
Ems Sinds no @ Job too small, no job teo large:
Ss by AaamS 43$ fHE dsfhliS
Will PROVIDE ROOM and board for .
children in lovely suburban home SH
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
lee. Relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness. piles. colds, flu or other all
feet; feet, Lady naturopath, 20 years experi-
HAVE ,lin YOUR VACATION II Mexico. Our
SEPH aaG6 GT6REVANo. s41s 18Th '!1" st. NV. S9
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
consciousness, private tutor. MI $3.50. .
GfHANERs f2sns seagtifql add9 20 work ExoTIs1TE
RocK CREEK :fSo sAN1TAR1uM a aIs M SPrv Private
room. for chronic case: patient must be
s1 sble to feed self must not be incontinent;
24-hr. nursing service. tray service, res
s f. nSs Hon HOME c4 Tor 4a elderly
sfsI fay wpo% Ss5GSs l2pY 81 'S2f S room
board; take fun charge of running house
for elderly gentleman alone in his home
tor real home for self and son returning
to tion SfsAiee RA sees aus' have pleasant DISPOSE
GSRTAiSS WASHED and stretched. pick
up and delivery. Z days wk. Phone Liz
s5wts. e $50 pm: DeesSar essa 17Se iIaS
SLIP COVERS and draperies professionally
tailored from your or our material Work
manship mems p sUagaanteed: pI. 0l2.. 10
cal sall IIalss. MRS; SHELDON FRANKLIN, wi. : So.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PIANO LESSONS for. beginners and ad-
Vanced by student OF Vicnnese masters,
many wears American teaching experience:
reasonable. 1916 G NV, Apt. s, NE
,6l4 o.
SEWING LEssoNs-s chr. lessons. $40;
sew ard save machines repaired. 333 :
Conn. ave., EN- 42i4. -l5
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught III
20 lessons Improvising and transposng
included; air-conditioned studio Call MR.
NEWMAN, 1906 G st. NV. NE. 400 or
BffAUiTY0 OPERATORS SEEpED-Modern
training in, all subjects; day, night and
MAsELLE HONOUR sCHooL. approved fos
p. G. requTements and GI training. 1910
q o1-iCx avs etyIEp Ne rs Goi,s ssfab; 1918
typevriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. f33S F ST. Ma. o33S
BETTER ENGLISH STUDIO, direct meth
cd. practical vocabulary. intensive course;
9-l2 am. - pm. DE S61f
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
33l3 l4th ST. W. MI 955S-Shorthand.
Plttman and Gregs; speed dictation: >
days and nights each week. Special for
corr netitive exams
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
1913 l41h st: NV, ME. 955ss; estab. ~
years. Thousands successfully prepared.
Let US prepare you for civil service
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HELP MEN (Cont.), ,

WAREHOUSE SUPERINTENDENT, man
nspable spsa Of Supervising and instructins
sn5 s4h iOGT; f 25s LANsBURoH q BRO 7th. sth
WooDWoRKERs. cabinetmakers, turner's,
moulding machine operators; top pay;
Ppy GsR faEy Rssa
YOUNG MAN, white. is to 81. to learn
optical supply business, tipping experience
HILBERT HI OPTICAL CO., 726 18th st. NV,
Young MAN, to assist in manasement of
WHITE sf2G SHOE 'GR KrpAiR sdsanss@eni s5s
YOUNG MAN. general office work: must
cafNE 15f aiefati13 eo aoa aHd type H1RsH MA
YouNG MAN as helper ~, on u light delivery
truck, handling refrigerator units Excel
PURDUE or Mr.. Shearer, SEARS ROEBUCK
81 CO 23ol Lawrence ave. ne. phone
YOUNG MAN as dispatcher for outside
service ser e,,I1e men Knowledge OF city and serv-
ace m NJ; routine Shaa Necessary; See Mr.: Purdue
1901 Lawrence ave. ne, phone No 6S43
YOUNG MAN with drugstore experience;
Teet coIUMB fan9RyS t5 sth 4a3 and Rs5
YOUNG MAN to write selling letters ui that
manent job at $3.50 per mo. for a veteran
Under So With some college and some busi
ever sold house-to-hous that would help
hs os Of ffts tbem are re be ana there
SehtlaIly mall-order and colloquial rather
than literary. Ability to write informa-
This is what you want. tell us everything
about yourself that concerns US. Box
YOUNG MEN-Large corporation has sew
srsl L VACANCIES for high school graduates
type and do general ONCE once worS, oi Incl inciud
ing meeting the public; another to assist
In stockroom handling automotve parts.
h1ou fnq 3o per vin9 0nn to Write
perience. if any, whether at present en-
ployed and how soon available. 1ntervieW
y S9 sITased FN B44 34a;n 2ssl brsbeb s5aF
sgerS for large financial institution. For |
interview, call MR.. BROWN, Ma. 94o4.
YOUNG MEN t5l. between the ages of
22-30, to learn the dancing school busi-
es Appg DoN MARNi SRP9oSAL
sIUDl30S. 3,, 5oJ 18th st. NV IL am TO
sETTLEMENT MAN-we have immedi-
ate opening for settlement clerk; good
salary and pleasant working conditions:
BUcHANAN,, Reaitor, 1889 K st. NV,
hSfBf AaBfrfous Mf Young MAN. assistant to
radio service mgr: large downtown music |
ktore;, perm. position; give qualifications.
ATTENTION GI real estate statesmen. no
experience necessary: liberal commission
and weekly drawing account. See Mr. |
Mesta, GEORGE. H. WILLIAMS CO. seO3 |
GeoIgja ave, Silver Spring, Nd. %
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL. -9
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
bUSINFSS.
CFC So5O p,o roeaarcb ~

PRIVATE SEC, $3.50 mo: research once
Spanish English Steno, $50
Pvt. sec. for Gov. dept, 500 mo, Legal
steno., exper., future, $50 UP. steno. sec :,
unusual Office. $40. 25 temp. Stenos., 81
TO S1.25 hour. Medical steno, 5-day wk.
$40 wk Former cabinet officers sec, S45
wk. Need 100 steno sec. daily for current
openings. Top salaries. Miss White or
Miss Lee Oldest and largest emp. agency
in D: C. 2s yrs exper. BOYD'S. 1888
F. Ma. 1888
ASSOC. STENO.. $50 wk; meet inter
esting people. Manuf. steno., 5H2 days, S45
wk. Bookkeepers, beg and exper., $40
$50 wk. Capitol Hill steno., $1,000; See
Miss Bond or Mr Ford IRE. 1929, FORD
EMP. SERVICE 7ls 14th, mr. N Y ave.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started kept,
audited; tax reports, monthly service
craftsman designer, en-
ployed. wishes part-time drafting and de-
signing for architect. contractor or prospec-
tive home builder. Box 1867. Star TO-
BOoKKEEPER-OF OFFICE MGR, exper., large
payrollS, personnel. full charge of books
all ONCE procedure: best of refs; am 81
married, a father. local res. 10 yrs, ambi-
tious, ielia BILE: want perm. position with
future. SH. SS79. Ill
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PERSONAL (cont.)

WILL ANY ONE who witnessed alteration
in restaurant, E bet. 10th and tn NV.
Friday. March %, about midnight, please
address Box 29l z. Star. %
MAGICIAN available evenings for adult or
chidrens parties. Satisfaction guaran-
teed Reasonable rates. Call WO. 1883
ANY AZ 20 one HAVING PHOTO of frst band
DAVIS. 53rd Band. Ft Jacksot S. c.
WILL SELL paid-up equity in t-'s- Aeronca
tandem planes for $3.50, or wiIlf9sap flying
rights for the infrequent use OF tOur saddle
horse. Call DE. $500, Ext 694, during
Office hours, or write Box 2e7-Z, Star. IL
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

DRIVING to Los Angeles April 10 or II,
take : or ): Al Chrysler. Dupont 7491
CO. Sla5 l2s
YOUNG MAN driving Michigan April 10
or H. wants ] passenger o share. Call
EX, $3.50 between 9-5 or Ii 1915. 10.
AN LEAVING for Miami Fla, April 10.
1886; have room for two Phone Georgla
2556. Have a 1888 Plymouth
DRIVING TO ST. LOUIS on April 4: room
for three passengers. Call FIR. S3O0 Ell.
4s1. between 9 and ! ! am Ill
RIDE WANTED FOR COUPLE (West
COAST; share expense. all or part way
Mr. BROWN. RE Sl3O IL
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CLERK-TYPIST, general insurance agency.
Call ME. 26G0 for appointment. 10
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent position, very
good working conditions, 5-day week. Ap-
FEDERATION, 1912 18th ST. NV DI
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TYPIsTs t@>. reliable. permanent; one
general office routine, one we will train as
Hooyen automaatIe typpist. Opportunity foss
I Week so stsr Rppy
fFPTHN fH 7oa GIfRk fIh St WITH nS
manent position. So day week. startins
Saa5 06a6 no1sNn Gs Ms Mss MttTta SH t IA
TYPIST-CLERK for classified advertising
dept. of newspaper, 5-day, 4o-hour week;
permanent position for good typlst capable
ply personnel oftice. Room sol. THE EVE
sg o sIenE sens5s aa 6sn se so
BY old established firm 5a-day week good
hours and salary; pleasant working condi-
G ERn1 4s6 s'75on 6r sh fa sF Whf
TYPisT-CLERKWPerm position with
working environm ent:. .35-hr,, .5-day wk.
Reply in own handwriting, stating expert
fnff Fsx ss5 3s} no experience nee
salary. no evening, work. Apply Mr..
Ks to5 s4 5theTs 9TH st ce xd4k
tull or part time. W. +. W1NsLow co,
2Yp1S1rRX 231 y aye opER.roR verv n7ea ls
ob IN oess ssFI Of seaSsn!
pany; attractive from every angle Box
iWAITREssEs AND CouNTERG1RLs,
exper., must be dependable and clean
good pay. good tips. GEORGES RESTAU-
RANT; l7s2 Eye st, NV: ii
lent Working iU conditions. % Apply Up THROWN
RESTAuRANT, R SsTEA.uyRANT 3433 Conn; aye. -
Mfss sfhSsl CARTER RHTPHTs w. Re ssis 81 to pm Can
WAITRESS, colored. experienced, for hotel
work. Call manager OF dining room.
Saa dSsS yhs ss or sRW RSht wSR
%A1fnsshS MATT Ssa:sa 1asss Sss S asS
WAITRESS; good hours and working con-
LlER RESTAURANT, s45o 14th st. NV.
MATTRESSES, full or part time; guaran5,
sHoPPE nearest you or 1894 upshur st.
WAITRESS, white, excellent position for
average earnings, $50 week. WAGsHAL' S
WAITRESS, full or part time; guaranteed
S;ar S35 per psT,Sehz week and meals. Apply RossLYN
WaITREssEs S for lunch and dinner hours:
personnel office, HOTEL sTATLER, 18th
WAITREss. white. part time; lunch hour;
salary and TIPS. S236 Ga. ave, Silver
WsITRESs Sp.inTER SH v5its Shso or over tu
time; Apply after / am, LEWIN'S RES
TAuRANT;; 5O02 1st st. NV. -l5
WAITRESS, full;time work in Chevy Chase
necessary: good wages, excellent tips, plus
meals and uniforms. BARNHARTS, 55lO
Conn. ave. -15
WAITRESS, colored, to work nights. pm.
to L an: pay SCI a week. 81 M st. s.w,
Mr. HUGHES, II. 9s59. H.
Sundays $50 a wk, meals and uniforms.
Apply In person, between 9 and pm,
DAVE AND BILLS. 1916 Que st. NV. i /
MATTRESSES WANTED--Good wages. good
hours. Call Michigan 1852. -15
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Saaes ssa G1
Office; pleasant environment, 44-hour
LER MIL p9fsfn co., w. BGdsr5
Developers Of Wesley Heights and Spring
yfss ts9 to a4o
work; 4O-hr wk. and excel. opportunity
MI Nj, wilson, SEARS Al RoSEI5Uck SI Nd go e.
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER, young
neS ns 0 who mee
details. siHl' splendid Salary w to begin com
fine ilss oppertunity for loyal and capable
esting position. Retail commercial oflce
fTehss PsLzMaS 1Sh Rpy and ID 1sfsG Fashion
SECRETARY. .sTENoGRAPHER for edito;
Mass, and Nebr. NV; salary to be ad-
justed depending upon background sI ex
MG G52R f0S
director community service organization in
Protestant, 1886, personable; Good work
De sRadsoHs sSoy Sssk Bea seG star
SHAMPOO GIRLS. for our Antoine Beauty
Salon. GARFINCKEL' F st at 14th; .
SHOE SALESWOMEN = Experienced pre-
tsTrsd 5-dag day. week ApPS pg6Ns enployment np
SILK FINISHERS, experienced; immediate
openings. Apply employment office, 9th
floor, WOODWARD g. LOTHROP, 1906
SODA DISPENSERS, full or part time. Ap-
ply employment office. 4th floor. S. KANN
SODA SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS t2), must be neat,
experienced and willing workers. meals
and uniforms free. Apply in person, FORT
STEVENS PHAR., 6l30 Georgia ave. NV.
SODA GIRL colored: no Sundays; 4 until
closing; good pay, permanent job. PENN
SODA MANAGERS. some experience help
full; excellent future, good starting salary
Apply Wednesday morning, LIGGETT
DRUG CO, sol 14th st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER and assistant to book
keeper. good salary and pleasant surround
ings; prefer young lady. resident Of Brent
wood Hyattsville or Mount Rainier Apply
1l Brentwoed. Md. VA 1862. DOW '':H @s j.
STENOGRAPHERS and clerk typists;
pleasant working conditions with a perma-
nent organizati ton; 5-day week. vacations
with pay, retirement and disqualification
plans: In reply, please state education
experience and phone number. Box 19S-
Y. Star. Ill
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a forum for debating theological
differences, it will fail. ."
He added that the U. N. could
succeed only if it is to be used ito
secure to all nations the freedom
to preserve their own ways of life
while contributing to the common
good of the world" He cautioned
however, against impatience with
U. N, saying this organization can
not be built in moment"
Trade Is Big Problem.
In the field of international COM
merce, Mr.. Attlee said, one Of the
greatest British problems is the bal
,ance of trade:
This will be a continuous source
of concern to this country for many
years ahead, until we have COM
pleted the adjustment of our in
ternational trade to the sacrifice of
overseas income which we made in
the war"
He added that 1--WE are, of course,
greatly helped by the breathing
space afforded by the Canadian and
United States lines of credit. But
I must remind you again they pro-
vide only for a breathing space
:. This problem of the balance
of payments is not one which we
shall solve quickly or easily" :.
Shortages Are Handicap.
Mr.. Atlee said both manpower
and material shortages were i1andi-
Gaping Britain, with manpower
necessarily reduced by the burden
which we have to carry in the mill
tary sphere in playing our part in
dealing with the problems in set
ting down after a long war. These
obligations both now and in the
future we must fulfill"
A three-hour parade, two miles
long, marked the traditional cele-
bration of the annual Lord Mayors
show. The theme of the procession
was Work and Play" and travel
ing tableaux showed the British
Navy, Army and Air Force on duty
and at 3lay
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Question Of U. n. Site
Thrown Open 70 Take
In Whole Of u. 5.
BY ths. Assoeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--The United
Nations today threw wide open the
question Of y permanent headquar-
tiers site to take in the entire United
States after the Soviet withdrew
a request that Europe also be con-
sidered.
The Assembly approved the pro-
posal over vigorous American OPP
position but left hanging a demand
by Soviet Foreign Minister Molo-
tov and the Soviet Ukraine that
the next Assembly session be held
in Europe.
The site question went to debate
after delegates unanimously ap-
proved the admission Of Sweden,
Iceland and Afghanistan to men,
bership, this unopposed decision
came after compromise move
ayerted a threatened Russian fight
over the wording of resolution
admitting the three.
Reconsideration Asked for Five.
Five other countrIs - Albania,
Outer Mongolia, Ireland, Portugal
and Trans-Jordan - were turned
down by the Security Council in
membership bids and efforts were
still being made in committee to
force the Council to reconsider the
five.
The United States had proposed
that the site question be reopened
to include only the San Francisco
and New York areas, contending
that the urgency of decision made
1t inadvisable to take in the entire
country. A previous Assembly reso-
luton had limited she site to West
chester County, NY, and Fairfield
County, Conn.
The British delegate insisted that
the scope be unlimited within the
borders Of this country and finally
put up formal amendment which
carried, % to Is. France and Russia
Joined in support with China siding
with the United States in oppo-
sition.
Sir Hartley Shawcross Of Great
Britain did not mention any specific
areas outside New York and Sar
Francisco. commenting only thai
some persons felt there might be
East Coast" sites which were more
desirable. 1t was understood ONE
area he had, in mind was the Della.
ware Valley region in Pennsylvania
/ His amendment as finally drafted
opened the hunt to "all parts oi
the United States which may bt
available without cost or at reason.
able cost"
British Favor Westchester.
| Following the meeting, Shawcros:
told newsmen that he had no def.
mite site in mind when he men.
toned the East Coast. He recalled
that the Boston and Philadelphia
areas had been mentioned in pre-.
vious discussions but said he had
no definite facts as to the possibili-
ties.
In regard to the possibility of the
Delaware Valley section, he said
that his mention of the Philadel-
phia area would include any such
location.
I'VE were principally interested
in removing restrictions within the
United States." he said.
A British spokesman later made
it clear that their first choice still
was Westchester County with any
other East Coast site second. In
view of this. the Assembly speech
was interpreted in some quarters
as move to forestau sentiment
toward San Francisco.
British Foreign Secretary Bevin
sat with his delegation for the first
time at an Assembly meeting here,
Evening star., 1946-11-10
AttIeef
Continued From First Page }

Foreign Minister Molotov's proposal
to the United Nations General As
sembly for world disarmament, Mr.
Attlee commented:
"The lesson of the interwar period
was that disarmament must march
hand-in-hand with the establish
ment of general system of Sc
curity."
II know that we have all felt dis
appointment in the way in which the
organization is being used" said
Mr.. Attlee of the u. N. Instead OF
its proceedings being objective and
businesslike there are propaganda
attacks on flirnsy pretexts and a
variety of episodes which have
tended to bring the organization in
to disrepute instead of building up
the confidence we so much desire.
1T is clear that if the United Ma
tions organization is to. be used as
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Russia Voices Resentment
Over AHIee Allegation
Bv the Associated Press

LONDON, Nov. 9-One of the
Moscow radios ace commentators
declared tonight that Prime Minis
ter Attlee's recent allegation that a
wall of ignorance and suspicion
divides Russia from the rest of the
world is resented" in Russia.
He said Russians have "very
good understanding of the state of
affairs abroad" and that in COM
munication of information "any
hindrance comes not from Soviet
authorities"
The wall of ignorance" phrase,
Commentator Mikhail Mikhailov re-
called, "was coined by Mr.. Attlee,
the British prime minister" He
added that it was strongly reminis-
cent of the iron curtain" term
used by winston Churchill.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

Robert Gray Taylor Of Media, Pa,
Association for United Nations
Headquarters. said today that Penn
sylvania is now in the forefront as
a possible U. N. site as a result of the
Assembly's decision throwing the
field open again..
Mr.. Taylor said in a statement
that he had contacted 38 of the 81
delegations in regard to selecting
the Delaware Valley as permanent
home and was received with "cour-
teous interest" He said he had
offered seven sites, ranging from AZ
to 575 square miles.
He added that Pennsylvania's at
titude Of welcome was demonstrated
by a wire which he said Gov. Ed
ward Martin sent to Warren r
Austin, chief American delegate.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Big -Four Preparing
Groundwork for Talk
On Reich Peace Pact
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The ground
work for Big -Four talks on German
peace treaty late this month was be-
ing prepared tonight as hopes rose
that the long deadlocked Trieste dis
pute might be near a solution.
Preliminary attention to the Ger
man issue was given as the foreign
ministers took long weekend re-
cess after a weeks failure to make
any visible headway on peace treaties
for Germany's satellites.
Diplomatic sources believed that If
the Trieste dispute could be settled
within the next 10 days, the four
power ministers would be able ITO
tackle the German peace problem
earlier than had been expected.
Secretary of State Byrnes received
British Foreign Secretary Bevin in
his suite at the Waldorf-Astoria this
morning for almost an hour, but the
subject or subjects of their converse
ton were a closely guarded secret.
Diplomats, however, speculated
that the two may have discussed
the explosive Palestine issue. Mr..
Byrnes disclosed last week that
President Truman had turned this
issue over to him for future
handling.
In view of developments on the
Trieste dispute within the past "a
hours, some conference sources con-
sidered it likely that this was also
discussed.
i. Top Western diplomats predicted
that the Big Four would readily
scrap their whole elaborate plan for
internationalizing Trieste If Italy
and Yugoslavia could produce a
new formula for settling their bit
ter dispute over that city among
themselves.
There were increasing indications
that the Italians and Yugoslavs may
be attempting to reach a compro-
mise that would be acceptable to
the four-power Foreign Ministers.
Meanwhile, the Foreign Ministers
prepared to resume sessions Monday
in their skyscraper chamber coun-
Gil, tackling issues of disagreement
in the treaties for Romania, Hun
gary and Bulgaria. The Foreign
Ministers temporarily passed over
the Trieste issue this week when
they were unable to reach a solution