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Evening star., 1946-11-16
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for small hospital experience not nee.
Furnish fun particulars in reply. Box
sfx1ffiscfAN. isfSx1fisi1AiN salary and eemmissioni'' a. 5
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salary, no license needed. Call TIE $3.50.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. frst-class air-con-
Sitioned shop, good hours; straight salary
S9Q per wk. Telephone EN-. 9s70 or NO.
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BtAtfY oPEsRRAToR, experienced; FOOD
salary and commissien., 1886 RHODE
baHTrYy isHns sye F 41oe sse m.n,eur,n. % ana
sion; Soars. s:s5 S to G GasN ps Of s'HM PARis
tplease come in personl. 1741 Conn. ave.
sExuTY OPERATOR - specializing in
facials. will train or brush up; good SAL
sss iss .1';sas Hk ISE ss
sfIIIIiNS MACHINE opERAToRs. expert.
s SS Moobwsa5 bbwsga nsS4akfof 81
s soSkR2fPas, faia preferably .,xD with as AUTO.
mobile business. not oyer 3b years Of age:
sssstan aSr. so%fs vscEN MofoR
SSSok3eiEasr2fskss SD 3eia r2fsk svs sAssiSsAA oeoS sap.riens.
Ing General Motors dealers. Good pay
70 e.nsra rrnt c paIsy Mne insesestea N per.
sna sppsarance REQUIRED. Apply to Box
sslIl.5| Ss,.:... a,..f,s 3.
IL writins. address 9; A, G.. lass Conn:
cxrsahaia ah1 a sTsxM Tssasy TaSLr aiL orsI also
cashier and counter. supervisor. white;
neal 1s,I and uniforms si .1Tnisned; u E9cdr p4y
cAnSzssEIksnMTfior {y SSzi BIZ nv house 70 house SCI and
sSs sS. % .ssss u os xssk ea dS
t2s Co. g. AnRy ossrss q sHs: CIV
SSsaiER. .sp., GOOD working eonditllesns,
$sS week. For mems wear store. MILLS
Co, 9th and e sts. NV. LII
@ saa sspsss & sss verb syDn.
ceiient starting salary and permanent
position with regulAr increases. Apply
Mr Woln. BOND CLOTHES. 1885 st.
CASHIER and accounts receivable book
keeper, typins essential, excel. working
conditions: state are and salary expected.
6SSlsiiliiEHss.A = $40 "a per week. KorY-kST,
cAshirR twihite) for nishtwork; must be
SbosRfs its ia.is AZ sHep,s SsH e isa, HsasIsea Is a
cAamrRR ana NcR postins rnach,ne orer.
atoy;. typink ability desirable; permanent
pos3ttcn with. good ealary under excellent
wwS5sAbf cSnd5t4HpIl Sn d4H ssse see r1 silysrsaspI
CAS4tE6S wanted; excellent Seiaries, GOOD
yorking eppditions. Apply MORToN'6,
Evening star., 1946-11-16
HELP MEN and woMEN.

ACCOUNTANT. junior, for part-time work
in CPA's once. Reply In own handwriting,
stating age. experiences. education, refer
ences, time available ana hourly pay ex-
pected. Box 2sS-x. star III
ALTEkAflON- handman or woman. Ap-
ply l2Qa Eye ct. NV. .Ex. 0947 1ss
CAsHMn-Hopsst. reliable. photo expert
ence perferred, for permanent Job in
PHOTO Co, Sss Penna. ave. NV. Rf.
CnocoLATE DfPpER. experienced. nsst-
slsss sssd sss nss eApsshsl psl at i7sS p. ssys
COUPLE Tor private chiIdren's school: man
to drive must know Washington: woman
to do domestic work: live in; very nice
quarters: 5000 per mo. e401 Ga. ave.
bRAfTs1AN--oood oppor. in architect's
once for person with Architectural expert
ence. VICTOR EvERHARD, Ma. 47nS.
FooD CHECKER. experienced: permanent
position. good salary. Apply In writing
only. fiving reference. age. CROSSROADS
RESTAQRANT. BladensburF. Nd. LA
PIANIST, white or colersd, evenings. no
Sundays. BEN & EDDY'S TAVERN. s29
l4th st, nv Apply n person. lis
car; excellent opportunity for reliable
man; c,n ,Iar also . Hss one ssls.lsax tall
REALTY. INC. cH. 4soo. 47o1 Col. pike.
SODA CLERK. man or woman. must be
sSkTS sSss kHsS fHGs gssa hours
Evening star., 1946-11-16
In the NeVs

Miss Melva Hageney, . former
resident Of washington, is return
ing next week after an absence Of
five years in Stockholm, Sweden,
at the American Embassy. Before
her departure from Europe, Miss
Hageney Travelled in Denmark,
Switzerland and in other countries.
Evening star., 1946-11-16
Gipeu

Mrs. John w. Snyder, wife of the
Secretary OF the Treasury. was the
guest of honor at the luncheon yes
terday Of Mrs. A. N. Mcnamara, who
with MIR. Mcnamara returned last
week from an extended visit in New
Orleans. Mrs: McNarnara is Greta
Kempton, internationally known
portrait artist. and is executing q
portrait OF Miss Drucie Snyder,
daughter Of the Secretary and Mrs.
Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNansara were
hosts later in the day at q small
cocktail party, entertaining In their
apartment In the Shoreham.
Evening star., 1946-11-16

Mrs. Octavido Figueiro Medeiros,
wife Of the Naval Attache OF the
Brazilian Embassy, was hostess at
luncheon yesterday, entertaining at
the Army Navy Country Club.
Evening star., 1946-11-16

preferred; excellent salary. FIR. 6ie5.
ssGafss.sr ss'ss ss. s;sas. s. ss:en ss:a sss
Wore vsra nessssns nj A
fuIl time work; excellent vases and work
fds sroaf fsfssss sn snd fssalsss .s s
sALEsGIEL. exper. in sportswear dept. {;
son 8py = KAT TOP Yasi ssda5y g. and s0mns
4 permanent fulI-tir,s position with with ions- @
fsrred and given prsYsrence bus Rs,sHf viii con- Con-
inclined. Top salary paid and md snpis s ap,
particulars in letter. Including age. IN
sHLEsLSDY, thoroushiy experienced in
part time: psrmsnsns 'e position; & hshsss @ 81
PlsssiHins PlssiHinsjp psTsS1siisS ss1 Hspls Mss snowdsn'
sAfEsExDSY. szper M ii isS rsSSy.to- :; wear ar and
19r s,sa s1cssiys ssp shop In SILVER
Sosisisns % assk sasi sapsrieRss assa
able. but not nec;; advancement encour-
sfsa n.Iss Z, ssns snd PsdS nnv
manager. qARRisoNs roy b NOVELTY
Ar. sss.! s:as .s: I'd 4. ssssi.
sions. permanent position In one of
Y n lsadinas specially stores;
ssxfhksfAfbMfEs. ss2xfhksfA AfbMfEs experienced. infants l and
childrer's wear sxcellent ssiary and COM
R'ssslH sFs shilSf saof lass as' e. vs't' ABBY
SAtESWoMkN-Imme openings in
vsilous dsD.rtRsI,ssi; ssis.. sna somIis ais
count on purchases and many other en-
9s2R,s 9ssR Sea ssnsfsA Rso oss
9Th and SITS. NV. --16
day. 40-hour week. Ap-
ply employment ONCE. 9th hcor. WOOD
WARD d LoTHRoP. $50 to 8 daily.
sEAMsTREss, white. not over 30. expert
enced In sewing canvas. Phone Ex. 9797
SEXMSfkEss, experienced drapery work
Unusual opportunity. work on premises
MaffEff.ER FURNITURE Co. sth and Pa.
sEEsC;kETARY, Es; preferably with Army Ex-
change experience; knowledge OF military
correspondence: annual and sick leave benz
efits; 6a-dAy week. pleasant working con-
SitYG'n. .S npRs ass sodo EEt sss
SECRETARY for physician.s once; state
|SkckEfkRE-fYcung lady. sxperieneed.
TOR preaident's once Of old-eStAblished
4rm: 5-day week: pleasant working cor,-
6itions; opportunity for competent person.
When plYinF, please give phone number.
BOX {387-x. Star. I'll
Evening star., 1946-11-16

CA8MIER and MGR postins machine oper.
SSson Win scod sssrs pds snessns
ySykApf w c9ndistcns asse mi, siiyersnan;
yorking Appditions. Apply M0RToNB,
Evening star., 1946-11-16

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sxLEsMAN--n you are salesman, have
2 car and are over 80 yrs, you may apply
Z year or or more: ssisry $1o6 Der wk., plus
sonnmissions; can in, person, Mondas, st
sXnEsMANp pvs Who % reaiises III @ Inc te opportunisy
permsnsne m sSa man between the he asss Il seo
sssoo sS year and ssss os esp as, hs p
sSna's',ss' 1ea' mon srssaAs sHs2fik
scx0nhHRsaN whANsTtkbb a HI Be- s. established nous.
ess rss M aS E5scers onds
have Automobile. Write complsts inforras- inf ns
SssfEisass. ssf ss Christian clean cut: sst
afraid to work. with car. to learn real
ssssis iHS bpsHipsssa sH IN Arlins'on call cLxpE
Ef sAEfsMENSLfsss' ES. iss' Ismith-cerona Typsrsit-
sxperisnssa oisse ssaipmsnt ksid:s excel. sI
lent ls somTgissicns. sion With salary to properly
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s5MlTH 5Sg5 g coRoNA TyPEWKiTERs, NC.
sAiksMkN--keputasle, establish.d storm
window ccmnany wants men, exberi-
gHCGu Va OVERWHELMINGLY ga buaIc IN &xcet-
lent earnings. bonus plan and paid yaca-
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sALEshfEN, exp, represent mfr. and I'M
Write details. II =. a7th ST.. N. C,
statesmen, experienced in. mems furniish.
RgrEsp51NssHsasss Esp51ssas sa5sTy ssE n
sAfEsMiN. exceiient opportunity 81. Tor hard
ES5keFii efD for os not
sALEsMEN-stop, look and acti We need
several salesmen with autos who can carr,
$500 per week or better. We are deyel.
opiIe new Esrden type cemetery in Alex
andria,. the. only one OF It's kind here. Our
attractive low prices and yirsin territory
mAkes selling comparatively easy. CAL
MIR. Ms!E HILLxN any day as overlook et43
sai sXI IEsIaRN Is WANTED. popular essabii.Sed bin
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8AWYEk with small mill TO work on coyn-
mtsston baSia to cut 400 Acres of timber
Hilss vsr from XAeedngtcp ls II iss7 sT ..,.5,o 20
enced mbrtcatior mani good salary and
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Evening star., 1946-05-05
Withdrawal Of Reds
From Iran Expected
To Solve u. n. Case
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, May 4.-Spokesmen
for several delegations to the United
Nations Security Council expressed
bellet today that the council would
be IN position to drop the contro-
verslal qranian case when it comes
up again next week.
Ihey said private reports received
by their governments confirmed
press dispatches from Teheran that
the withdrawal of Soviet troops from
Iran would be completed or almost
completed by the May deadline.
II looks very much as though the
council would be in a position to
crop the case" one spokesman said
onoer resolution adopted by the
council April 4, the delegates took
hote OF Russian agreement to have
all Soviet troops out of Iran by Nav
and agreed to leave the case pend
Ing until that date with the under
standlng that Russia and Iran could
oe asked to report on the situation
after the deadline passed.
Delegates Generally Satisfied.
The delegates were reported to be
generally satisfied with the wav the
RUSSIANS have carried out their
pledge and were represented as not
nelng inclined to insist on keeping
the case open even if the withdrawal
were not entirely completed.
Secretary-General Trygve Lie has
peen asked to call the council back
into session Tuesday to take up the
case, but Mr.. Lies Office reported
that no decision had yet been made
Some delegations were understood
10 feel it might be desirable to delay
the meeting for two or three days
10 give the Council and various gov
ernments time to receive reports on
the situation as of midnight Mon
day.
Soviet Delegate Andrei A. Gromyko
still has not indicated whether he
would stand by his recent state
ment that he would not take part
IN any new discussions of the Iranian
case.
Spanish Question Left.
Solution of the Iranian case would
leave only the Spanish question on
the Councils agenda. A subcom-
mlttee is now investigating Polish
charges that the Franco regime is
threat to world peace and will
report back to the Council by May 81.
Meanwhile, there was increasing
evidence that the Council might be
called on to take up the explosive
Palestine question. Although none
OF the delegates has yet received
any instructions to take the intia-
tive in the case, Arab League spokes-
men. both in Washington and Cairo
indicated submission of the oues-
ton to the council was being con-
sidered.
The spokesman in Cairo said Pal
estlne reports indicated Arab groups
planned to send delegate to Mos
COW to ask the Soviet government
to submit the case to the United
Nations.
The Arab Office in WASHINGTON
said the question was under con-
slderation and that the problem
might be brought before the Coun-
Gil in the near future.
Evening star., 1946-05-05
Nearly All Reds Reported
To Have Left Azerboijon

TEHERAN, May 4 (P).-Army and
police officials said today that all of
Iran had been evacuated by the
Russians, but Prince Mozaffar FL
rouz, director of propaganda, de-
scribed the Soviet exodus from con-
tentious Azerbaijan Province as al
most" complete.
An Iranian general staff officer de-
clared "all Iran has been evacuated
by the Red Army" and gendarmerie
officials made similar statements.
Firouz said "Azerbaijan is almost
completely evacuated" and added he
Evening star., 1946-05-05
iHE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY


saw no reason why correspondents
should not visit the province after
Monday-the deadline set in the
Soviet-Iranian agreement for the
complete removal of Russian troops
from the country. Russian officials
have refused permission to foreign
correspondents to enter the province.
The propaganda director also said
no agreement had been reached "as
yet" between Premier Jafar Pishe-
vari OF the self-proclaimed autono-
nous Azerbaijan government, but
that negotiations were continuing"
with the central government on pro-
posals for reuniting Azerbaijan with
the central administration.
Evening star., 1946-05-05
W. W. Head, Boy Scout
President to Retire
BY the Assoeioied Press

BY the Assoeiofed Press
ST. LOUIS, May 4.-Walter w.
Head, st. Louis insurance executive,
will retire as president of the Ma
tional Council of the Boy Scouts
OF America May l6. He has served
as president since 1926.
A successor will be named at the
annual meeting of the council here
May 1917.
Evening star., 1946-05-05
Pea Planes 10 Start Use
OF Sfafic-Free Radio Sets

An improved version Of wartime
static-free very high frequency radio
communication equipment will be
placed in use May Is by Pennsyl-
vania- Central Airlines. @
The new system, designed to elm
mate traffic delays through COM
munications jamming, provides
plane-ground station links on routes
linking Washington, Norfolk, Pitts
burgh, Detroit, Cleveland. Chicago,
Grand Rapids and Milwaukee,.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
PIebiscite information
For information on the No
vember 5 plebiscite, telephone
Plebiscite Information Center,
Executive 1860.

ice, the fact remains that in thi.
community there are many respon.
sible steps of local administration
at the mercy Of busy Congressmer
who have not the remotest insight
into our community's problems.
TT is the height Of absurdity that
the men and women of Washington
should be denied the elementary
right to choose their representa-.
tives."
Time to Vote Urged.
Thomas Sheehan, chairman OF
the Plebiscite "Get-Out-and-Vote'
Committee, urged other business
houses to follow the lead Of the big
department stores in giving en-
ployes time to vote.
In a radio speech he praised the
Merchants and Manufacturers As
sociation action In voting to open
the large department stores an houl
later-at 10:30 a.m.-election day
President Truman's decision te
give Federal employees time of tt
enable them to vote was cited q.
an influential factor.
"All indications are" he pre-.
dicted, "that an overwhelming pub
lie demand will be made for .
vote for the District-a vote SO over
whelming that Congress can NJ
longer deny our. wishes"
Evening star., 1946-10-28
Annual Dinner 10 End
Mission Observance

DR.. Daniel A. Polling Of Philadel-
phia will address the annual dinner
of the Central Union Mission at $50
o'clock tonight at Hotel 2400. The
dinner will conclude the 62d ami
versary observance of the founding
Of the mission. E. H. De Groot
president of the organizations Board
Of TRUSTEES, will preside.
Mrs. Billy Sunday, widow Of the
evangelist, told more than 800 per-
sons at Calvary Baptist Church yes
terday she was still receiving letters
from persons telling how deeply
Billy Sunday affected their lives.
Homer Rodeheaver led the song
service.
Gospel services, with Mrs. Sunday
delivering the main talk, were held
last night at the mission. 613 c
street NV.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
Poll Fovors .. c. Vote

vote SO that public officials will have
better idea Of what the people of
the United States are thinking
about"
Betty Rogers, Dodge Hotel, Navy
Department employe In secretarial
capacity: I'm not going to vote In
the plebiscite. I've lived here 10
years. I don't vote anywhere else.
But I'm not against votes for Dis
trict people. I think they have as
much right as any other citizen to
vote for President. Goodness knows,
they pay enough taxes
Alberta Andrews, 800 Sixth street
S.W., waitress: "I hadn't thought
much aboutit. I've always lived in
Washington and, Of course, I've
never voted. But I've decided to
vote November 5. know it's not like
voting in real election, but I think
people here should have right to
vote. I don't see any difference be-
tween Washington citizens and peo-
pie in other parts Of the country.
They ought to have as much right
to vote for their own Government" !"
Evening star., 1946-10-28
Reds Reported Exploiting
Uranium Deposit in Saxony

BERLIN, Oct. 28-A German re-
port received from inside the Soviet
occupation zone today said that the
Russians were secretly exploiting
rich uranium deposits recently dis
covered in the mountains on the
border Of Saxony and Czecho-
slovakia.
This report, which could not be
directly confirmed. said Russian geo.
logists had made their find at the
site of an old lead mine on the Ger
man slope of Schneeberg Mountain,
which stands on the border.
Uranium ore previously had been
mined in this region, but the Soviet
find was described as extremely rich
and the Russians were said to be
working 1t with great haste.
The report, which came through
German editor who makes frequent
trips into the Russian zone, said the
Soviet army had tightly sealed on
the area. which he located as south
of Schwarzenberg in Saxony.
There also was a report from
Czechoslovak sources several weeks
ago that the Russians had closed OF
this region for special operations.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
Increasing Unity
OF Proiesfanfs Hailed
Al Faith Festival

A FESTIVAL Of Faith" commenl-
Grating the birth of the Reforma-
ton in Europe 429 years ago was
attended by more than 1000 per-
sons Of nearly all Protestant de-
nominations at the Washington
Cathedral yesterday. The service
was sponsored by the Washington
Federation of Churches.
The Rev. DR.. Abdel Ross Wentz,
president Of the Lutheran Theo-
logical Seminary, Gettysburg. Pa,
told the gathering that denomina-
tional barriers separating Protes-
tants are being broken down to an
extent where they are rejecting
more inner unity among themselves
than Eastern Orthodox or Roman
Catholics" He said this trend Is
being facilitated by the increasing
strength of such organizations as
the Federal Council OF Churches OF
Christ in America and the World
Council of Churches.
Among those participating In the
services were DR.. Clarence w. Gran
ford, pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church: DR.. ]. Warren Hastings,
pastor of National City Christian
Church; DR.. Alfred w. Hurst, pas
tor of Cleveland Park Congrega-
tional Church; DR.. Robert M. VIII
liams, pastor of Asbury Methodist
Church; the Very Rev. DR.. John w.
Suter, dean of Washington Cathe-
dral, and DR. Frederick E. Reissig,
executive secretary of the Wash
ington Federation of Churches.
The Cathedral Choir, directed by
Paul Galloway, and the Covenant
First Presbyterian Choir, directed
by Theodore Schaeffer, provided the
music,
Evening star., 1946-10-28
Dr.. Silver Reelected
President Of zionists
BY the Asseeiefsd Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Oct. 28.-
DR.. Abba H. Silver Of Cleveland yes
terday was reelected president OF
the zionist Organization Of Amer
lea at its 49th annual convention
At the same time Rudolf q. Some
born Of New York, acting national
chairman Of the United Palestine
Appeal, told the 1900 delegates that
collapse Of intergovernmental re-
lief agencies and dissolution OF
UNRRA would place greater obli-
cations on American Jewry next
year in its fight to open Palestine to
unrestricted immigration.
Mr.. Sonneborn said the $780,
900 900 quota of the United Jewish
Appeal for 1916 would be realized
and that the agency would receive
SAC, 900 900 of the funds.
Daniel Frisch Of New York said
British Army treatment OF Pal
estine's Jews was a "brazen viola.
ton of the international code"
Evening star., 1946-10-28

Three of four persons interviewed
in The Stars latest man-in-the-
street-poll said they intend to vote
November 8 urging national and To-
cal voting rights of Washingtonians.
The one who has no present inten-
ton of voting said she nevertheless
believes Washington citizens should
be allowed to vote for President.
Louis Battaglia, 1907 Spring place
NV, barber shop owner: II am
going to vote for both propositions
In the plebiscite, the right of Dis
trict people to vote for their local
Government officials and for Presi-
dent and members Of Congress, I
think 1t is question Of taxation
without representation"
Carl Panther, los Kentucky ave-
nue. Sc, a chef: II have never
voted before. ! lived in Cincinnati
but went into the service before !
was 81. I have been in Washington
! year. I'm going to vote November 5
because I think the people in Wash
lngton ought to he allowed to vote.
The way I look at is. the biggest
possible number of people oceht to
Evening star., 1946-10-28

who boarded the plane with him.
Shortly after takeof 1t struck some
trees and crashed in flames. Miss
Olga NieumZuk, Phoenixville, Mr..
Reese's financee, witnessed the crash.
Mr.. Osburn, only recently licensed
as pilot, left the Queens Chapel
Airport Friday in his newly pur-
chased plane. At 7 pm. Saturday
he telephoned Mrs. Howard w
Miles, 28l0 Eighteenth street NE.
and asked her to notify his wife
Vurnice, he would not be home
until Sunday because the plane had
no facilities to fly at night.
Employed by the Engineering Re.
search Corp. at Riverdale. Md, Mr.
Osburn came here several years
ago from Madisonville, KY. In
addition to his wife and five sisters
he is survived by 14-month-old
son.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. Wednesday, at the Warner
E. Pumphrey undertaking estab.
lishment, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
Keenan,
Continued From First Page.)

Of a crime after the event convert
ing a lawful act into a crime for the
first time after it took place.
Discusses Tradition.
Where Is the law that makes
legitimate breaking Nations law
contained in a treaty." he asked
On the score Of tradition, Mr..
keenan, recalled that woodrow VIII
son told the Bar Association in 1910
that "the people will not be argued
into impotency by lawyers" Thus,
the prosecutor went on, when the
people enforced their own law by
lynching Mussolini and Robespierre
they recorded their reaction to the
failure of lawful processes to op-
crate. -"
I'VE can expect nothing less when
the law or its Just enforcement fails
to march alone to meet the re-
quirements of justice applicable to
existing realities"