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Evening star., 1946-04-14
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MODEL MAKER WANTED, one with vision
and ability to design toy models; want
wood-turning lathe and drill press, etc.,
for small parts; work in your own home,
spare time. Give telephone number. Box
THE TAX-sAvER SYSTEM will save you
yane bmSney ans T0Tr Lets talk
IARCH1TEGTuRAH' or n'ani mechanical drafting
vwoTk, part time; two graduate engineers
with drafting experience. Box 1884. Star.
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ton inoP 81 bsIeby road nw Wshps
after April Il, 1916. I will % not be re re-
sDonsioe fPr any debts other than those
Cured by myself: CHARLES II. GRoGAN.
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WILL NOT be responsible for debts con-
tracted by any one other than myself
MAXIE W. THOMAS: 26O5 Conn. ave. n W.,
Washington 8, D. G. IA
ASSISTANCE ON D. c. and Nd. income
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HELP MEN.

ANOTHER advertising layout visualizer
wanted Immediately on part-time basis by
ing agency, long established in Washing
ton: To qualify you must be able % b& 70
imasination. You must have had national
advertising experience. You must be pre-
bsss With H the o
position. Write today, giving US all the
facts. This could be the most important
step in your business career. Box 2l-A'
REPRESENTATIVE in West Virginia and
Northern virginia by manu- mannfac,Hursr Hn,,. Sd oi
ispn ist. Union D card essential. i Reply Box
l2s-A. Star stating experience and quail
POSSIBLE TO MAKE UP to sk5o per week
calling on 35 homes per dsy selling framed
made om sns good snapsho Or
ef Sample every cea home
kfffsq T. Gas xiFk opDoru
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bonus arrangement Cali on business and
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ONE Of worlds oldest. best-known ealcu-
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0r 5asinfn Go q 0ff Ph eGSe
YANTEP IT s,,,vs commersial nm SFn painter
SALES CAREER-our expansion program
creates Immediate openings for three re.
not s,sa Wb fb oysr 70 sh
terest to such men: In .1943, W. S.. 3:
was earning SEQ per Week KS
and future prospects were not satisfactory
He Joined our organization. received ont
first two months. working only four eve
nings week; earned more from his part
fe Reat H0K tsan tben from started his fnpf 0D
sales career with us, earning S6,252 Il
1914 and Ss,710 in 1915, with excellen
Ss ef for in
earning S100. per week or better startet
with US working only evenings. Our ma
finest Of its kind and is sold to people VIII
for confidential interview telephone MR.
wfh PosT1FoS Eesp0lf of 4Ii MERIT in accountabcy 5
Accountant CPA. degree not essential bu
beneficial in, selling position as executiy
quarters in Washington. D. C. An excel
lent position of responsibility with goo
compensation. The position offers an op
portunity for. the oficial to rise into high
er brackets of position and pay State par
ticulars, age, experience and general back
ground in letter which will be held il
strtctest confidence, or phone MISS RILEY
DI. $500, for appointment confidentia
interview will be arranged -l6
YOUNG MAN, Catholic. native of Wash
ington, high school grad, not over 3
! yrs, for inside selling position in old
established firm, catering to high-clas
clientele, perm. $40 wk. and excel op
portunity for advancement in both earn
inss and responsibilities. Box 254-Y, Stal
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HELP MEN.

ADVERTISING LAYOUT ARTIST, quail
hed to create rough layouts for dept. store
perso Roo ssTns spsty dd9 for R
as fsPfa + sFoR RSS' rh6ss ass'fE aA lAas
ADyERIIsING WRITER, solored, must be
Ing, real estate and general farming:
fort given and results obtained. LUcAs,
ipVskTis,S1. inGS = e Nv .RG,i4 BE 2sgs M., 81, ,
snE assncy not reps d0ess foT adys5
I, have agency. newspaper or dept. store lay
out experience. Real future and share Of
Sn profits for @ man ao who % makes max good at
SDHEsTIsING sg,xi s1is; LAYOUT MAN-pepart-
sary peTson eapasie Of chs produeins Quality nsift
semiinished layouts; thorough knowledge
Eof art work and Topography essential; this
tation for good advertising: 5-day week:
spp e Apply vito ooT samRai
abSHF abSEFfisNa ISL saIEsANrxceent All fsi op
count executive in Weii-established, nation
D taFns saaTy
APfLIcAfoRss f1 lsa sssi brick siding shingles must
top wages. Call NO. O172' before noon
aPPRENTIcE Pffas Fl R%aKB1r WORKER for high
ence @ on exhibit work, Box ioa-A. star. IA
ns project being deveioped; @ 0nut' must be 0 re-
liable, truthworthy. sober and experienced
at carpentry and paint brush; i, free office
pyeferreds py a9s psone s RE- sess Lucas. foos
HHRsesHihTiEEcruRAL ss DRAFTsMEN, struc-
oncel on RatSs, si.75 to- to So IS per hour: 55.
: design ad
isoi Majestic Bldg, Detroit &c. Michigan
ARTIST. free lance, regular schedule: ex.
pert on fine iewelry. particularly diamonds
RsS ass1sTaaT ss41x s.nsk .gnAsk1roR evenings, 81 5.11;
S sSGcE S3 pas5 s6ok k f1I
sition. top salary, Apply chef, CARLTON
AssTgFANf ASIs afth ro ono MkNAaER Al Of women
ali phases ' q sewing % and ttns. aiso ca a.
pabls Of Supervising 2soDle. Apply Agnyr, en-;
Assistant sTocK MANAGER for whole.
sale tire firm, Sal so for 4S-hr,. wk. worl
Is Are hsoo 0g sse MR tx M
4 AuTodoT1vE Is nT ExrER. oNLY-Mechanics
radiator repair man. metal men, painters
Burton. CAPITOL CADILLAC CO., 1925
AuTo 4 BobY MEN-Now is the right time
nection with washingtons Oldest Chevrolet
dealer; back at its prewar location, in q
shop; ,5k day wk., excel. working condi-
tions. high wages. See Mr.. Barto, BARRY
PATE "a CHEVROLET. 1130 Conn. ave. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC-Mustb be experienced on
fAn@ EHnpdays, rsr BgSR BegesSdR LAuER's SERVICE STA
IloN' ME. s0s9. IA
Evening star., 1946-04-14

sPERL1NG, 407 South Dearborn Chicago 3
statesmen. VETERANS PREFERRED. Some
our ,0n y0qng ans who meyer sold
willing to work as directed and have car
ySy feel fsn suafy our ME
shHEs REPREsESTHffve I te SCI se essential
| service to local restaurants, hotels and in
permanent. exceilent opportunity d for oas, TOP.
pointmsnt. 111l I'VE St. NV. M1s
department Of large automobile company;
We pay time and one-half over 40 hours;
haSs E sutsmS6f mo4SR co esr ts
afEs saf seT nEPREsENTATvE EfTh sEs for m.nafac
n tS sa Sp .dTss ns S.y.
to. travel; permanent. ARRANGEMENT and ex-
Sellsns Opportunity saEy If squaled Give full
szfRs sSRERsisoRs. fff $500 per month
and up; national company will appoint
punch and enthusiasm and be able to hire
and train men to sell the, worlds best sell.
Workns ns mIs aust have "a in
and ambitions: we will grant, franchise
to right ir,I.MsS psgses For appointment pfons
! to pm. Sunday: Monday. 81 to ip'' Is and ID
saapwieH i So1sfRsMAs Gbts for deliestes ss
sen: Apply in person, BALTIMORE DELL
CATESSEN, 1101 Bladensburg rd ne
sCl1ssd @ On Monday. IA
top salary. Apply chef, CARLTON HOTEL,
i0tn ana Is SIS. NV. -16
SECOND CHEF, one having experience in
foreign dishes. Apply MICHELL'S. 1920
SECOND COOK, .colored hours. 1 to 10
sosE ssst Ho1sE Esiss sE psSs sse co4n.1s ADp
Silver Spring, Md. sH. 41es.
Evening star., 1946-04-14

steady positions good pay. @ 'A sHEPHERB Sti
PARK VALET. 1900 Alaska ave. NV. lie
PROGRESSIVE MAN for permanent man
plant: experience desirable, salary and
commission. MI. $3.50 after 6 pm. Mon.
RADIO ENGINEERS. college degree essen
tial supplemented by active engineering ex-
perience. Salary commensurate with train
ing and experience. Company displays o.
recognition and promotion to qualified
men. Write, including resume of train
ing, sxper,enS&s & and 2 PsTsqnal history. AdR dao
Calvert rd., College Park. Md. warfieid
RADIO RADIO INSTALLATION MAN. must be ex-
perienced: steady work; excellent s, oppor5 p =
AUTO AND RADIO CO.. i7o6 7th st. NV.
RADIO sERvIcEMAN-Must know auto
tunity: good hours and TOP salary; bench
EaL fn5z Esg APoyA osAEaN lEss N 70 St 81. mn Il s e.
virginia and Md: only experienced high
ground need apply. This is an outstand-
sssc sas fs SIN oo
gSR RRAh ESTATE sALEsMAN-one of tn.
in in the city has openings for 2 experienced
Esa e.. sissif Tsn sfsMhs hss
VctcIduc pIctcEICus SApCTlcuCC
helpful. not necessary; must have car. be
able to meet people and ambitious. Call
MR., KAHN. IL am. to pm, OIL. 1900.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-opening for
9 progressive statesmen for District and
Nd properties Must know the city and
have an idea as to today's values. Local.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st.
REAL r estate statesmen te) for sales
and listings; experience unnecessary: win
train; car essential; only those willing to
work need apply. 61O5 r. I. ave, River
dale. Md. WA. 1881. Ia
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full or. part
time, for one Of the largest and finest new
beach Developments. only 26 miles from
D. c.; nice commission paid; leads fur
nished: plenty of sales to beemade: must
have car. MR.. ACKERMAN, DI. 1899.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, must own car
and be energetic worker; experience un-
Necessary; permanent competition; real op-
eran preferred; sentile. Box 46S-z, star.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29
Poor Choice

The Federation of Municipal Trans
port Workers (AFL) has told New
York City's transportation employees
that their best chance to "chase Mike
Quill out of New York" is to affiliate
with District so of the United Mine
Workers, which is John L. Lewis catch
all union.
Mr.. Quill, a city councilman and
noted pro-Communist, is president of
the Transport Workers Union (CIO).
Twice in the past year he threatened
strikes which would have tied up all
the city's transportation, thereby
paralyzing all Of New York's and much
of the nations commerce.
His first threat was a political
maneuver having to do with a proposed
sale of city-owned power plants to a
private company. The second was a
protest against the slowness at which
& pay rise for the transit workers was
coming through. Neither proposed
strike was concerned with collective
bargaining, as usually defined. Both
strikes were averted by surrender to
Mr.. Quilts demands.
So the transport workers are offered
John L. Lewis as the one hero who can
free them from Mr.. Quill. We should
like to extend our sympathy to the
workers for the choice of leadership
confronting them, and our even deeper
sympathy to New York's subway, bus
and elevated riders whose chance of
getting to work some morning may de-
pend upon the caprice of MI. Lewis
rather than the whim of Mr.. Quill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29
By O GALLUP
Director, American Institute
of Public Opinion

PRINCETON, N. j., Dec. 3d.
Harold E. Stassen has defied po'
litical tradition by announcing
himself a candidate for the Presi.
dency 10 months before nominal
ing convention time.
Stassen's many followers will be
interested in an impartial ap'
praisal of his strength and weak
ness, as OF today, among various
groups in the rank and file Of the
Republican party. This appraisal
is based On surveys conducted by
the Institute up to the beginning
of the past week.
1.-For at least 10 months Stas-
sen has consistently been in a
strong second position next to
Governor Dewey in respect to the
number of Republican voters who
say they would like to see him
nominated in 1948. At one time,
in May of this year, Stassen and
Dewey were running neck and
neck in the Institutes candidate
popularity polls among 'IO.F
voters. Later Dewey moved back
into the lead and this lead was
increased after the November 5
elections when Dewey was re
elected governor Of New YORK by
a big majority.
Many political observers believe
that second place in popularity is
a good position to have at this
distance from the nominating con
ventions. For one thing it helps
avoid possible stop Stassen'
movements.
2. -O One Of Stassen's big prob
lens as an avowed candidate i!
getting himself and his name bet
ter known among the general
public.
When , cro~ss-section of voters
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29
Mr.. Aliens Proposals

The important thing about George
E. Aliens withdrawal from the board
of directors of the Reconstruction FL
nance Corporation isn't his resignation
but what he left in the form of recon-
m%endations asking sweeping revision
of the act under which the RFC oper-
ates.
We will not pass on Mr.. Aliens
stewardship during his period of serv-
ice.
Neither will we speculate on the
cause of his resignation other than to
recall that, when he was appointed by
Mr.. Truman last January, he said he
would be willing to serve only a year.
That was a definite understanding.
MIR. Aliens departing suggestions
call for drastic changes which would
completely rewrite the RFC act to eli
inmate all wartime emergency powers
and consolidate all lending authority
under M law" In proposing this step,
Inc is possibly beating the Republicans
to the draw. In addition, he is also
calling for another governmental &C.
ton looking to faster return to normal
conditions. In placing the basic lend
ing powers of the corporation in a
unified piece of legislation, much of
the complex operations of the RFC
would be streamlined.
Simplification of governmental op.
erations, such as the Congressional re-
forms, is needed badly in Washington
And if Mr.. Allen is able to head an
other federal function into this pos
sibly developing trend, our thanks g
to him for a good piece Of service tt
the country.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29
Spanish Spy Ring
Broken By French

HENDAYE, FRANCE, Dec %.
= (H French police reported
today the breakup of a Spanish ia
langlst spy network in Southern
France which they said was COM
ping information on the numerous
Spanish republican refugees north
of the border.
Five persons were arrested in
three different places along coast
between here and Bordeaux. Then
released on parole. Two of these.
a French woman from St-Jean-de-.
Luz, and a basque youth were re-
arrested today and taken to Tou-
louise for trial by military authori-
ties. the police reported.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29
Tuskegee Reports Six
Lynchings During Year

TUSKEGEE, Ala. Dec. %. -'Rl
- Six Negroes in three southern
states the largest NUMBER III
recent years - lost their lives Il.'
year as a result of lynchings, d.
F. D. Patterson, president OF LU'
kegee institute, announced toQdy'
The information was included -
the 33rd annual lynchlng rep9l.
complied by the institution oS
partment of records and researen,
States in which the ~lynchlngS ~ ~
Cured were Mississippi w.,
Georgia az, and Louisiana ~ ,t o.
the letter state, another vlctlIIl l@sr.
regained consciousness and eSI@r
ed from the same mob, Dr. PS'''-
son said. osD
1.-The peak year for ly]nchl nsne
he revealed, "was 1892 blow
the civil wal when 23l pers0'iio os+
SO white and 1853 Negroes
their lives"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29
Junior College Support

That Wllmington's efforts toward
seeking establishment of a permanent
Junior college are, without a direct
connection, fitting in with a possible
statewide movement has been indi-
Gated in educational quarters recently.
First, a system of Junior colleges
has been proposed by DR.. Clyde Erwin,
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton. Such an arrangement could CON-
t1nue to serve ex-servicemen in addi-
ton to many boys and girls graduating
from the High schools annually. thus
removing much of the pressure from
overcrowded colleges and universities,
Then, Wilmington is not the onlv
Tar Heel city thinking of converting
present temporary college centers into
permanent institutions. Such a promo
sal is being considered by Charlotte
authorities.
Latest editorial endorsement of the
proposed program is from the Winston,
Salem Journal.
1T occurs that the centers with thei,
faculty setups, established college
courses and procedures could very vel
be carried yer and expanded into per
manent Junior colleges along the line,
proposed by DR.. Erwin. The state i
badly in need Of more Junior colleges
and must have them if all the boy
and girls who want to get college train
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29

I of all parties was asked, "Cau you
tell me who Harold E. Stassen is
or what he does?" approximately
one-third of all those questioned
were able to identity him correct
ly, whereas the rest either made
an incorrect Identification or said
they Simply Gid not know who he
is.
Since Stassen is not in Congress
or running a state government he
has no official sounding board.
Some political observers believe
that his move in announcing his
candidacy and setting up head
quarters in Washington was there
fore we'll : advised, to give in
creased weight and Importance to
his activities.
3.-Stassen runs Dewey a strong
second among the independent
voters of the Countrywide people
who do not regard themselves as
either regular" Republicans or
regular" Democrats.
In the a two presidential
elections these independent voters
have held the balance of power.
Il 1948 shapes up as a very close
election, Stassen's strength with
independent voters would be a
strong factor in his favor.
4.-In terms of popularity, Stas-
sens two best sections are the
West Central states, which include
his home territory Of Minnesota,
and the Pacific Coast states. He
is weakest in the Middle Atlantic
and East Central sections, the
former containing Dewey's home
state o. New York. The Eas: Cen
trail section contains Ohio, nome
of two possible contenders, Sena-
tor-elect Bricker and Senator Taft,
and Michigan, home Of Senator
Vandenberg.
5.-Stassen is at the moment
' e~fropo fhon INV other candidate
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29
Letter Box
PLAY AREA SUGGESTION

To The Editor:
AS l drove through the city this
morning, l noticed dozens OF young
children skating in the streets OF
playing there with other wheel
toys they had received for Christ
mas. 1t seemed to me that there
was great danger that some OF
them might be III over and Kill
ed or injured since many automo-
biles we're passing at moderately
fast rates Of speed.
1 would like to make a sugges-
ton that, if adopted by the city,
might save some lives and will
surely provide fun and entertain
ment fo- the children al. over the
city.
My suggestion, based on what
II have seen done in several cities
in other parts of the United States,
is that city authorities block-ofi
certain sections of streets in the
various residential districts for a
couple of hours after school each
nay \dilO Luz d Gel ldli PCl lON VI
time on Saturdays for the exclu'
sive use of children in the neigh.
borhoods. The method I have seen
used very successfully is to select
a smooth, asphalt-paved block "a
side street, and place road blocks
at each end during the play hours.
These blocks do not prevent peo-
pie living in the block from driv-
ing in or out but such persons are
required to drive very slowly and
carefully. The children then have
a broad, smooth area to which
they can go for skating and play
ing with other kinds Of rolling
toys. Admittedly, the people living
on these selected play sites will
be bothered with a lot of noise
during the time that the children
r playing there. but usually
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29
Woman Is Detained
On Perjury Charges

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Dec. %
PEAccused Of perjury in charges
she made against a Gettysburg
physician, 2~3-year-old Rita Dryer
was jailed in default of bond today
pending grand jury action.
The perjury charge was brought
by DR.. Robert S. Lefever, %, who
at the same time denied accusa.
tons by the waitress that he
criminany attacked her. after ad'
ministering a drug.
Justice of the Peace Robert P.
Snyder held the woman for the
grand jury after hearing the physi-
clans father, Guile W. Lefever.
testify Mrs. Dryer called at the
family apartment and told him ir
the presence of witnesses this is
all a lie. I want to confess" She
referred to charges filed against
his son, Lefever added. .
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29

ine are to have All opportunity to 40
So" the newspaper said.
Such a statement is good endorse
ment of Wilmington's desire to have
p permanent Junior college. With this
educational trend receiving state-wloe
interest and strength, it is reasonable
10 presume that material support may
be forthcoming from North Carolina
authorities as the movement here pro-
crosses.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29
Strength And Weaknesses
of Stassen Are Analysed

except Dewey with veterans Of
World War II. Stassen is himself
a navy veteran.
However, if an active campaign
is begun in the Republican party
On behalf of General Dwight
Eisenhower, the attitude of veter-
ans might change materially.
6.-Among labor union members
Stassen is stronger than any Re
publican candidate except Dewey,
although the latter leads in that
group by a wide margin.
7.-Stassen's appeal to white
collar workers and farmers is al
most as strong as his appeal to
business a n d profes sional people.
Among occupation groups he is
weakest at present with manual
workers.
8.-By education level, he is
stronger with people who have
had some college training than
with people who only had a grade
or high school education
In more than 10 years Of poll
ing the public on candidates for
presidential nominations the Insti-
tute has found that there can be
wide fluctuations in popularity in
a short space of time. The race
is never CLOSED" until the actual
nomination is made.
Sometimes, as in 1910, a mar
comparatively unknown a year be-
fore nominations suddenly leaps
into the limelight and leads the
list in popularity.
Wendell Willkie was not ever
mentioned by Republican voters
polled by the Institute a year be-
fore the 1910 Republican coaven
ton. Yet in the final weeks his
popularity outstripped that of mer
who had been leading or widely
! mentioned for MANY months.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29
Election Is Ordered
In 245-Day-Old Strike

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 28.-R-
The Wisconsin Employment Rela-
tons board announced today it had
ordered a secret election within 80
days among employees of the
strikebound Allis-Chalmers Mfg.
company, West Allis, scene of tur-
bulent picket line activity in a 245
day old strike.
The election is to determine if
the workers desired to be repre-
sented by the striking UAW-CIO
local 248, by an independent union
which petitioned for the election,
or by neither.