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Evening star., 1947-04-12
HELP MEN end WOMFN.

BEST VOCAL NSTRUCTION Il you sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So-
ciety preparing concert-0pera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
charEe Give voice and phone no.. Box
CLERK, VOUCHERS years experience in
airline and railroad passenger rates and
routtnEs; review and approve empioye
travel vouchers and associated work: pvt
company. rood working conditions, Give
resume Of education, experience and snap
shot shot IN lst letter Bog 45SrA; q "a star: -I4 a.
wife to tend small farm. 20 miles from
D. C; good house; refs. II. S462. IL
COUPLE, sober: woman. cook: man, house,
yard and garden: Maryland. 20 miles from
Wash. Give age. color, exper. Box At
MiDDLE-AGED hi IDLE NAN OR WOMAN to share
room nights with 93-year-old blind man
ideal for retired person without home ties
who would appreciate good place to sleep;j
breakfast served and small pay IN addition
must be sober and of good character. Re-
ply In your own handwriting, giving age
and pay expected. Give address and
phone no. for interview. Box 474-A, Star.
SO Ia
SECRETARY for construction once In
Landoyer, Md. must have own transp. );
excellent opportunity, attractive salary.
UN. 241S --13 ~
Evening star., 1947-04-12
HELP DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID- D-WAITREss

EhMAIU-WAlTkESS, permanent,
mer in New England: only experienced
person with local references need apply;
500 per month. Box 104-X, Star. lis
in preferred; pleasant upstairs room: good
wages; references required. Wo. $3.50.
COOK, s.Aw. ss5: must like children, live
ssthssds. on basline. Oh. oSe7. ia
COOK pes1s of aes
COOK. also 1st-hoor work; live We in. own
a6s desrns
IKE children and have references. Gall
COoK-Good plain cook. must be reliable
and have good local references; salary very
good; live in; must be fond Of children;
COOK INV. personal = laundry. Bendix
bk-day week; S110 a month; 8 in family;
card required; only Settled, experienced
hsnt formation ns's to BOX 4ss-R Star. S Mis - j
GooK,G.HM, COOKS Z g. adults; ss5; health card
COUPLE, colored, to. 60 to seashore; good
cook, driver. general housework; comfor-
table room. good wages. Phone OR. 04se.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, s25 wk.: live
tn fond Of shidsn gsn cooking refer
dinner, isht laundry: half day Sunday;
a eaS with shrd pay sst ss44 have city refs
H.W.-Co0K. settled woman; references
and experience necessary; good salary;
HwSo5k, na is9,9y HM IN @ as7s nice home upstairs s
sss SG weef' ssa RAJ hea ESQ. s i0'ai fe'erehse
G S SnS ssessSEinsSi ssS Bsnat1 @ sss upstairs
GIRL, for chiids care and sh.w.. plain
cooking: live IN; n.y. ag.e section; excellent
fond OF children; experienced and refer
ences: upstairs room: willing to go to
mIdss4lsf1ssgsG; 1Iis4fs liye in; good salary l.
HoTsEWoKKERaasso per week Of 8 days,
HousEKEEPER, house Uhiee. II In modest. refined
suburban home. for short period; 8 adults
III wsse not oys u.s. s
chdfsn RRssas ior 'sa seaps sa eH sa
ns5Tsaa aoUsEk2EfER m aaf Rte t. n9en fef employed
Silver Spring. Md; private room, s1oo mo.
MAID, live in. for general housework and
cooking, 2 adults and baby fond Of chill
eseDrsa srsn ample EM bsrty s1y tims ss5 local Tsfs
MAID. sIb'I general Rousework; must be fond
OF children; must have good local refer
saSss sefn epasea niEn aaaTy M ze IN or out 1theF
MAID. colored, trained cooking and serv-
ing, occasional laundry, live in. $50 Wk.
MAID. for country place 25 miles from
Washington in MARYLAND; good pay no
experience needed, but character reference
required. Telephone DU. 22S1 Monday.
--l3
MAID, cooking. s.h.w.; must be able to
serve table: live in, no laundry; small
private family; references required. South
Arlington section; S25 per week.
NuRsaMAD, white. to care for child.
Monday through Friday. Call uN. 252o
WRITE WHITE WOMAN to keep house. cook and
assist wife; two in family; live in. Any one
who is more interested in good. clean
home than Just position, write Box 3l-Av
WOMAN, eolored, over rs, sober. good
home. good salary; g-h.w. Call Ia. $3.50
WOMAN. white, live in. care of children
and g.h.w.. start May 10; references re-
WOMAN with child. to take charge of
dren. Cali Lincoln 7340 -13
WOMAN, g.h.w.. light cooking, help care
for infant in small apartment, $3.50 to q;
sit / or 2 nights; 51z-day week: perna.
nent position: refs. req. AID. 3340. --12
Evening star., 1947-04-12

ADMINISTRATOR. eight years experience;
accounting, ONCE management, secretartal:
$50 wk.: local ref. DE. 522S Mon. morning.
ARTIST. free lance, wishes high fashion
and commercial work; has had store ex-
caEE esllfnss WoRksussiri Mo s Of eountersiri *.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, & tutor. typs,
COOK, aasei coiored, @ excellent, desires cafeteria
work; fTom z x59 s9 $3.50; or dinners IN eye
ashE cnkETAfNs iaIi aAND LAUNDERED, s.day
service: panels, 7bc pr: ruined. 81.
nbHkEssMAK1NG, nH aaaaA design. remod.. sltsr.-
tions: eve. gowns q speciality; reas; MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving NV. Apt. 4. AID.
GIRRiIis. 2. colored. exper. workers. ref.
want nightwork; cafe baby sitters or clean
ms6rHeE,s Ms RF sffeI hffIrER. dependable, settled.
likes child care. Local refer. Phone Lu.
NuHRssE. registered. wants position in
moTnipss nessa s unsh 1a:so. cai OIL osss be-
fore 1880 pm; or after .,sSt z Pm ,r,v! is MIL,
sit with children; references. Call no.
asa ef4ldas alssr cIrRR, RR desires position. Box
sgnsE; s!ss Sgs @stsTp,sy sTy cases Pre-
icaiiy iii or aged. Tower 5776 13s
PRACTICAL NURSE, housekeeper; can
market live in; small salary. Box 179-z,
SECRETARY, ofice manager. Alb. degree
teaching shorthand, typing and bookkeep-
s4snsss:a s4s s,dsy day. vf.; $50 minimum. soz
ssgstcRaEirsaRYi-ExEcuT1vE, sgtaai AIRY exper- senator
ial and Govt. work. research, ONCE adm;
competent steno;: desires s employment ara Sat.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10 years
private exper., 419 yrs Govt. exper. incl.
supervisory work; perm. res. OF p. c.; pre-
fsE pys indnstTy hSx a19eY; ne ws, star. n;en,-
Ss5 cs stEa 81 81 Sss1 unfdrnshsd iHsFs- ls
T7PING or ALL KINDS. fast and accu.
rate, done at home. Phone Gil: $3.50. 12s
YOUNG WIDOW with small child desires
position as housekeeper in motherless
9S%S 9ogks 9; %SRoMAS ss desires position ,P %
interviews Good telephone voice. nice
personality Not particular about hrs.
Moderate salary expected. Interested IN
al offers Write Boy sss,x Star t2 ,,ntt2
saa + sa9rsfss ssafsrh e
Hosf HouNa ave ewoiMTAN. oiTA ? yrs. college, 10 who
speaks Spanish huent.y. is interested in
securing position as interpreter. or. recep-
sShs ssnss Tasrs Tss sf cs Nj II ns s44s sDiqHs
RRFhNED aefIsaESi MIDDLE-AGED lady desires po-
sition as neutrality-suspicious. or assist
with children. Sligo 8o7l. IL.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
HELP MEN.

AMBULANCE DRIVERS (2l, white, between
board furnished. Apply 2521 11th st,
asST ASS II ssy 4S saEfs aaEss fad mNsGEs sstassas highly
est. real estate firm; young man ABOUT
30 years Of age prominently set, settled a,,,lf n
Wash college educ Or eauiyaieni1 nassine meS. peS
sonality and executive ability. This open
ing offers a rare opportunity to the young
wn9 san Of qua preSous ns s
ton ton Ds Address Boy s44-Y, Star. Ia
AsslspAnfr sssa Preferred. for lTe. apt house hrs
FISHER CO, NC. Realtors, 75s 18TH
sAIssnIsSTANT sI MANAGER to train for man;
ager; grocery store exper. preferred. rapid
promotions; age 1880. Apply manager
Ass1sT MANAGER ana drug elsrsvEEScell Z, sa vEo /
willing to work Tor dvsntadss aovansemess fs
Goldman, SHEPHERD PARK PHARMACY,
1923 Ga. ave. NV.
Agr9 BoDn ssszsf
Sundays and lessl hOIidays sc Come .Pirof. IL See
AUTO BODY and fender men and one
eossd ss snd saauraay Pag' ana
ToL cADILLAc Co. 1222 2Snd 81. n;sW''
sss AHfo Mr Mechanic. IEeThNc experienced only; es-
ssap ssl5sn' ERb saIsTye eRao sf2s Ro9Es sas.e
dealer Offers you ideal WORKING conditions
in q new. clean shop with all modern
nSI,pi't mer,ts in the @ city. 1880 basis. our me
geeR; aeR's vacation % - with pay, hospitaiization,
MIsYpEoWEks Is isJtasT MofoRs IN sc Nj aS
iafuPPoSMonrLE Il Fl MEcHANIsc-Muss, lust, es .s,.4s sx-
RsrsqesN * sqessNY sEaS1cr SEW Ne
Baker dealers. 5s5 No. Glebe rd,. Arl.,, Va.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS (2)s exper;
only: We will pay top salary LOT the raens 1;.s
pasn nsy, Insurance. disqualification and best
Working conditions See Mr.. Earp. WILLIS
BUICK. NC os5l6 Ga. ave. Silver sprins'
AFRO. MSr sA MECHANIC. experienced. soed
working conditions: good salary rn.n BOWIE,
HfsSENr5 DesfsEs 5eis Mores asosss G4 ave ns
kA, kkAA,roMoBuE osSSiu MECHANICS sEnsri.ns;s,d @ e..
s sheSS DR. nesS erSwe ssagR2fSai eRSi saID Moos 0
Sss Fhila. ave. Silver Spring. sH. $500;
fysSi xWSirSG "a fHlxSSSaaER, white, experienced;
5days ysss 9ysstms TENT aftsE h%NfN N hes5s eo
TAsHssSsasiIiiaNth NE HsSaI iath St. - NV. pu. $500. la
BAKERS for bread e. benchwork 1891
Rssss hSSk s ssLRsksL9ouns Rs ssSo men interested
in bank work. 1921 yrs. of age; no ex-
perience nee. Apply NATIONAL CAPT.
TAI BANK, 3i6 Pa. ave sc. liz
RAR BOY, colored hours. $50 to 10
pm; no Sunday work, Apply wine stew
ard. Mr. Schubert, LAFAYETTE HOTEL
Ssth and Eve sts NV Ia
BEER-LIoUOR SALESMAN or routeman
for gentle operators only; experience as
ofhcernan; SALESMAN or driver; solicitor
BODY MAN, Al, well-established business:
good opportunity 1911 NJ st. NV: -13
6OOKKEEPER and general clerical asf
25 to IS; salary, S225. Apply IN own hand
writing, Box 113-z, star: 13
BOY, white, for fuli-ttme permanent
position, to work In mailroom, run er-
rends and operate ofice machines. Apply
% Mr.. REvERCOMR 1771 N st. NV. --ls
Evening star., 1947-04-12
Columbia Historians
Hold Dinner Tonight

The Columbia Historical Society
of washington viii hold its SD
anniversary dinner at tbs O'Clock
tonight in the Mayfower Hotel.
Senator Tydings, Democrat, oi
MARYLAND will be the principal
speaker on a program which in
cludes a piano recital by Mime,
Camille Juliet Chautemps. songs by
baritone soloist Harry Angelica. and
Mile. Antoinette Chautemps. Toast
master for the evening will be F
Regis Noel. H. Paul Caemmerer Il
nresident of the society.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
CLASSIFIED AID RATES
Local Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
i time -------------31c per line
2 times ------------3lc
3 to 6 times conSec-
utively
7 times or longer
consecutively ----26c {"
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices SC per line
additional.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum) =
Flat rate per line----------45c
Out-of-Town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made
in time for correction before
second insertion.
When canceling classified ad-
vertiSementS be sure to make
a note of the cancellation num-
ber. This is important in case
your statement does not show a
credit for the cancellation.
If advertisement was prepaid,
retain cash register receipt,
which bears a serial number,
with date, and Identifies your
advertisement.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments appear on Page AS.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
AeEHIs

AGENTS tn sen comnlete history Of World
war NJ I.10O pases. 900 photos maps;
big profits, cash daily: part or fun time:
Contact DIXON DISTRIBUTING CO., 915
for free literature. ----l3 -
Evening star., 1947-04-12

Classified Advertising is
the outward and visible sign
of reader confidence and re-
Sponse. The Star prints
each week a larger number
of Classified advertisements
than all other Washington
newspapers combined and
on Sunday, the big day in
Classified Advertising, double
that of it's Sunday competi-
tors combined.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.
SITUATIONS woMEN.

COLORED man as janitor and wife wan
small apt with quarters: man works ou
5 days week: refs. CO. 1886. 15e
Evening star., 1947-04-12

SLIP COVER CUTTERS and seamstTess
sopA FoGaTaa slaRaRsa cIgkk a1ss between
sss5, so 6 e aoEa as e SsassSs
seS SODA alse GrsIs RI Sc eolored exper evenings:
good pay, meals and uniforms oUIGLEY's
HSFhAe And ss ssafR m f. ioi portrait
sTENoGEApHes.cLERK. s1nasH kA ieSg age 20 % to Is.
with wholesale automobile manufactur-
Ing concern; s-tr. day. 5-day week: ex-
can pL 620o, Ext 8, between $3.50 m.
ssfTfRNsoisGaR4aiPmHiER-sEcRETARY, sff isa 4imi rapid. ex-
perieLeed; permanent Can personnel
sMTlNsoSGdIRAPHER ST for established law fi1m.
sEs oess ss. nsn
ss1TiEaNoGRAPHER with knowledge Of short
any Gs for sSa sa san or s oDpG5 %o
working conditions. 4o-hour week. See
MIR. SMITH, 3412 r. L ave-, MI. Rainier,
sMTakNoUGARssPPTHakRs, III va ssPPTHakRs ONCE workers and card
punch operators: 5-day. 40-hr, week. Ap-
P1s SfSsaaRRfn5 sfs TTHhoP sEn oaof da'
STENOGKAPHEH speed not essential. good
typist: Peasant ONCE N Alexandria gee
STENOGRAPHER WANTED In small pvt.
enterprise; convenient location; desirable
working conditions. Accuracy. required but
exper. not necessary 5-day wk.: max1mun1
starting salary, S165 per mo. Box 34-J,
Star. ia
sTENOGRAPHER. fve-day week. good
working conditions. convenient location.
oTIs ELEVATOR Co. $40 18th st. NV
ssfAENoaikArHER 81 Ssai for general once work,
5-day week. pleasant surrounding: good
pay. See MRS. THOMPSON. MILLS CO.,
lSTENoGRAPHRR and nle clerk. legal ex-
perience preferred. salary, $50 per wk.
Please reply. giving experience and ,age,
lsTENoGRAPHER, iegaLEstablished law
Office requires services OF experienced
stenograpfer; salary, $50 weekly. Pleas
ant surroundings. permanent position.
favorable hours. Replies confidential Boz
I1Tg-Z. Star. la
lssffEEN0GHAiHER. permanent position. s.
day. 40-hr, wk- pleasant WORKING sondis
ltions. Apply WASHINGTON INSTITUTE
! OF TECHNOLOGY, 1910 Calvert I'd Col
Iege PARK. Nd. .-1A y
Evening star., 1947-05-04
70 6rdlase1 1ot M Time 10 ame

These strong words but strong for the scored
edfce Of heavy masonry concrete Steel marble and
bronze which will rise in moestic beou the his
torc heights Of Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Representing yeors Of research, the new Fort Lincoln
Mousoeum outstanding example Of providing per
petuoon Of memor-not at the cost Of kings ronsom
but moderate prices within the reoch Of all Yet.
finer memorial could be provided with the riches Of rooh
Your inuestigaion facilities inUied
Evening star., 1947-11-10

the immediate aid program and the
long range proposal, which should
be given careful study"
Senator Hatch, Democrat, of New
Mexico: "It was a very clear cut
and forceful statement Of condi-
tions as we all know them"
Senator Lodge, Republican, OF
Massachusetts,: Il am going to study
the Secretary's statement very care
fully"
Representative Bloom, Democrat,
of New York: "A very -comprehen-
sive statement that covered the sub
ject thoroughly. 1t ought to satisfy
all doubters, if there are any,
Representative Kee, Democrat, OF
West Virginia: "A magnificent pres
entation of the entire matter, exact
ly suited for the beginning of the
inquiry"
Representative Judd, Republican
of Minnesota: I'm in general agree
ment with the position outlined and
have been all along. 1t seems tc
me there are far greater risks In
not adopting some such program.
II could not vote for it, however
if he had failed to include China
1t is very doubtful the program In
Europe can succeed unless there Is
recovery in the Far East that will
allow some restoration of the pat
tern of trade, between Europe anc
the Far East"
Evening star., 1947-11-10
Buffalo Publisher Fair
IAher AirpIane Crackup
BY the Associated Press

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 10.-Wil-
liam J. Conners, jr, 50. the Buffalo
Courier Express publisher who suf-
fered a head injury and hip and leg
lacerations in an airplane crackup,
was reported in fair condition today
Mr.. Conners and eight others were
injured when their plane overshot
runway in making an emergency
landing at st. GATHERINGS Airport,
Ont, early Saturday as they were
returning from a hunting trip.
Others of the party, all trans
ferred last night to a Buffalo hos
pital, were:
William J. Conners, III, 25, assist
ant editor and publisher; Elbridge
G. Spaulding, jr., 81; Raymond G
Urban, 50, business manager of the
Courier Express, and William P
Urban, 81, Raymond's brother.
Burrows Matthews, editor of the
Courier Express, his son and one
other were discharged.
| The pilot, William Shepard, 35, o1
Windsor, Ont, remained in the st
GATHERINGS Hospital with a frac-
tured spine.
Evening star., 1947-11-10
Foreign Aid =:
Continued From First Page)

disposition to center attention
first the stop-gap bill. The Senate
committee will continue open hear
ings from tomorrow through Thurs
day to hear officials. Beyond that
day it has no immediate plans. Thus
far, only one request has been re-
ceive from an outside individual to
be heard, on a technical phase OF
the long-range program, Senator
Vandenberg said:
The House Committee set its first
meeting in 2 pm. today.
Secretary Marshall is to return to
the Senate Committee in public
hearing and in cross-eXamination
at 10 am. tomorrow. He will sub
NIT himself to the House Committee
for questioning on Wednesday.
Gen. Marshall told the committee
today his tentative estimates on all
phases of the relief are subject to
final checks in the light of the Har-
riman report.
Reminding Congress that this
country has joined Europe in two
wars to prevent domination of that
area by single great power" Gen.
Marshall declared that to deny
Americas interest in the present
situation in Europe would be to
disclaim the sacrifices of two gen.
erations of Americans"
Warning Sounded.
He went on to sound warning
that if the free area of Europe Is
"extinguished" it would force seri-
GUS readjustments in our traditional
way of life"
"One of our important freedoms
freedom of choice in both domestic
and foreign affairs would be drasti-
cally curtailed," he said. Then he
closed with these words:
Whether we like it or not, we find
ourselves, our nation, in world po-
sition of vast responsibility. We can
act for our own good by acting for
the worlds good
The Secretary revealed that he
will not recommend to President
Truman that Congress be asked
to appropriate for the full four-year
period, because of uncertainties in
price levels, weather and other fac
tors.
Estimates Given.
The Hartman Committee esti-
mated that the entire program,
through 1851, would range between
$12 2,ooo, 100000 and s17,ooo,ooo, 900,
depending on price fluctuations.
When Congress gets around to the
type of agency to supervise the
long range program, today's devel-
opments indicated some difference
of opinion between the State De-
partment and other officials.
Observers recalled today that both
the Hartman group and the Herter
committee of the House mentioned
a board of directors for the new
agency, whereas Secretary Marshall
called for strong central admin
istratiye direction" as essential.
Gen. Marshall said unity of COM
mand, rather than diffusion OF au-
Evening star., 1947-11-10
School Foundation Planned
In Chinese-U. 5. Program
By the Associated Press

Establishment of United States
educational foundation at Marking
China, has been authorized as part
of an educational exchange pro-
gram between the two countries
the State Department reported last
night.
Creation of the foundation is au-
thorized under a law sponsored by
Senator Fulbright, Democrat, OF
Arkansas, by which funds derived
from the sale of war surplus abroad
can be used for educational pur-
poses.
The equivalent in Chinese dol
lars of S2O,O00,000 in United States
currency is involved in the educa-
tional program, State Department
official reported, with expenditure
limited to 100000 annually.
The program calls for the ex-
change of students and educators
American war veterans are given
preference among the applications
for scholarships in foreign schools.
Evening star., 1947-11-10
Copper to Try Again
For Liquor Ad Bon
By the Associated Press

Senator Capper, Republican, OF
Kansas will try again next year fol
legislation prohibiting newspaper
radio and magazine liquor advertis-
ing, he said yesterday.
Declaring liquor advertising in
creases liquor consumption and con-
tributes to juvenile delinquency, the
Senator told a reporter he is re-
ceiving more support now for his
bill than ever before.
Evening star., 1947-11-10
MarshaII's Plea Wins
Favorable Comment
In Two Committees
By the Associoted Press

Secretary of State Marshall'S plea
for emergency and long range eco
nomic help for Europe won favor
able comment today among large
segment of the membership OF the
congressional foreign affairs COM
mittees.
Chairman Vandenberg of the Sem
ate Committee told reporters that in
asking for $597 100000 through
March, 1948. and $7,500,000000 in
the following Is months to help 16
friendly European nations. Secre-
tary Marshall has posed the major
issue-noW the problem is to get the
total facts in respect to it,
Senator Capper, Republican, of
Kansas, said the cabinet member
has proposed a sound program"
adding I'm ready for it,
Chairman Eaton of the House
committee said the statement is
very comprehensive but he
wanted to study it before comment
ing further.
Statement Praised.
Representative Voorhees,, Repub-
lican, of Ohio praised Gen. Mar
shalls statement, but said he sees
danger" in the proposal for 1ndl-
vidual agreements with each nation
getting AID.
1T would be my hope, and I
think that of Gen. Marshall, based
on his Harvard speech, that there
would be multilateral agreements,
! he said. Il foresee grave dangers
and difficulty in making separate
deals with each nation
Senator Barkley, Democrat, OF
Kentucky commented that Gen
Marshall's statement OF the situa-
ton in Europe is in accord with
the facts as members of the COM
mittee found them on recent trip
to the continent.
Il am in sympathy with the Sec
retary's objectives," Senator Bark
ley said
Senator Hickenlooper, Republican
of Iowa said he is glad Gen. Mar
shall called for careful supervision
by this country of the assistance
program and stipulated that the
countries receiving aid should give
full publicity to help given them. \
Connauy Backs Plea.
! Other comment:
Senator Connally, Democrat, of
Texas: 1T was a splendid state
ment."
Senator Smith, Republican, of
New Jersey: II am glad Marshall
brought out the distinction between