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Evening star., 1947-02-18
HELP MEN.

YOUNG. MAN with, radio, experience to
assist the buyer with adjustments. unit
control and floor supervision. In applying,
state exper. age and salary expected.
Box 270-J. Star. -21
THREE MEN, over 21; must be unem-
ployed and looking for permanent con-
nection: earnings will not be less than
$50 per week to start; more If you are
willing to work longer hours; plenty OF
opportunities for advancement. Write
giving age and phone. Box 21-L Star.
lis
LARGE MEAT PACKER has several open
ings for high school graduates under 80
to learn meat packing business; permanent
work: starting salary, 81 cents per hour,
SO cents at end Of 80 days: advancement
assured If qualified Apply SWIFT & CO.,
1101 1st st. ne. lis
KNOWN organization has
limited number of vacancies for men over
lS years of age interested in installation
of telephone communica tion equipment;
must be high school graduate or eouiva-
lent, in good health and willing to travel as
necessary; previous experience, particular
ly in the armed services. will be considered
in establishing q starting wage: progressoisyss @ oss
for an appointment. 22
DISABLED VETERAN. living. in vicinity
of Fairfax, to work in small ohce; an.
swering inquiries over telephone principal
duty; knowledge of typing helpful but not
essential. Please write FAIRFAX BUILD.
ING SUPPLY 4 SERVICE CO. oosso so1
EGTs Riff rarlax Ha young man.
free to travel Southeast; travelling expenses
guaranteed; leave Immediately in order to
earn $50 to SIS per week to start, Contact
A. M. RICE, Dodge Hotel, after pm.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
After Dark
Be Alert and Don't Get Hurt
Is This Singers Newesf Motto
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

whats the name of it?" we asked
him. tits called My Heart is Burn
ing for YOU or something like that" :"
he said, walking away in deep
linguistic study. Then he came back.
"It's not exactly burning" he said,
'it's more like My Heart is Yearn-
ing for YOU" These Russians split
a fine hair.
r II y 4
Night after night, AL Simmonds
has been sitting out at his Brown
Derby Of late contemplating too
many empty chairs. Finally, he had
a thought. Way" he asked himself,
should I be paying these hot jazz
artists money if the people who like
them are going to sit at home and
play their records instead of coming
here to hear them?" AS a logical
successor to this thought, it occurred
to Mr.. Simmonds that even people
who sit at home listening to records
go out to eat now and then. He
made his decision. He was talking
about 1t the other night.
paul Young or anybody else who
wants it can have the night club
business" said Mr.. Simmonds. "This
is the business for me-" He waved
hand at a long new bar down one
side OF the Brown Derby, then un-
dergoing considerable refurnishing.
Sandwiches, Roast beef, corned
beef, turkey, hot dogs, big hot dogs,
pastrami. Not only all kinds Of
sandwiches, but I've hired a veteran
Swiss chef and Ill have all kinds
of food. If you want potato pan
cakes, I'll have potato pancakes.
If you want caviar, I'll have
it," Mr.. Simmonds warmed to
his subject and limited that he
was a man out to battle postwar
imitation. I'm not only going to
have big sandwiches" he went on,
"but I'm going to have little, pre-
war prices. Beer will be 20 and Is
cents bottle, drinks 40 and so cents,
food cheap. You ought to see the
side of beef I got ordered. And the
40-pound turkey. Well be ready to
open for lunch Wednesday" (That
would be tomorrow
The telephone rang and Mr.. Sim
monds answered. Sidney Bechet?
He just left here the other night.
No, I'm not bringing him back soon.
You should have come in when he
was here. I'm now in the restaurant
business"
The Midnight Merry Go Round: :
1t was the roundabout method by
which Randy Ryan, local musician,
and his trio landed at the Quonset
Inn out on Naylor road Sc. Randy
departed for the midwest with his
trio a couple of years ago, recently
found himself in New York And it
was in New York that the Quonset's
Fred Kelly heard him and i'm
mediately articled him to come
home A dinner dancing ses-
sion has been added at the Rainbow
Room of the Hamilton Hotel, with
Jimmy Nichols and his orchestra
on hand from 6 to $3.50 pm. as well
as later on. Tonight, appro-
priately enough, is Mardi Gras
night at the Sazerac Room of the
Old New Orleans. Delmonico's
is closed this week, but it will be
only temporary, according to the
latest report from there. The room
will reopen Monday, the manage
ment says, after it is decided
whether to operate as q night club
with shows or as a restaurant. i. 4.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Poge A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW JERSEY CLEANERS & DYERS an
nounce the opening Of their new store
downtown for the convenience of our Gus
toner's featuring 3-hour dry cleaning serv-
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books starred,
Kept part time. tax returns, audits,
statements; prompt. reas. OR. 2074.
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-Water
heating plants; no cash needed, small
monthly payment, immediate installation.
D. A. STANSBURY. Ii. 1929.
GAS WATER HEATER, 20, 80, 40 gal.
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
payment: immediate installation. y. A
STANSBURY. Ii. 1929.
Observation-Disclosures with IS league
at-a-glance baseball schedules" A proven
salesbuilder, printed in three colors; in
vestigate self f-liouidating or cooperative
plan. Box 321 L. Star. 24'
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by an
experienced public accountant. MR.. SAUL
8. SOBER, 2132 Pa. ave. NV, NE. 043l.
TAX CENTER, 1907 H ST. NV, RE. 1888.
Save taxes. Expert advice and assistance
on income tax returns, Do 1t now. Open
ssanMt am to 10 pm, including sat apd SUP; ~
veteran; experienced tax accountant; save
Nco%f RS eISRsF TAX sETTRNs
Why wait? a. R. HESTER. DU. 4544 --21
INCOME TAX returns prepared, roomine
houses, small businesses cab, drivers. etc:
usual fee, So. LEONARD co. BIZ, M
JOSEPH DAY & CO., Auctioneers-ofi
suite: 40 Bopd eds. bldg Washington 5. ?. C.
Evening star., 1947-02-18

Among life's dangerous occupa-
tions not recognized as such Is
playing in the first violin section
of a symphony orchestra. A SYM
phony conductor usually works up
quite bit of steam when at work;
the steam makes his hands slippery;
when his hands are slippery it is
not so easy for him to hold baton.
Since the baton-waver usually puts
a lot of force into his waving, the
baton has considerable speed when
he lets it fly. Anyone in the or
chestra is liable to be an unwilling
target, of course, because the maestro
does not take aim, but the first
violins are most likely to be in the
line Of fire. They're the ones who
must always be prepared to duck.
Well, what we want you to know
today is that life in the front rows
of the symphony is not the only
place where musical life is danger
GUS. Even in a small combination,
a junior size symphony such as
Sacha Lucas orchestra at his Coral
Club, life can be dangerous. The
other night, for example, Mr.. Lucas
abandoned his violin momentarily to
beat that shave-and-a- -haircut-bay-
rum rhythm with the claves for a
rumba. Since this was Russian
rumba II or at least the rumba ver-
sion Of a Russian gypsy tune - Mr..
Lucas worked himself up to an ex-
cited pitch. There was a sudden
crash as one of the claves caromed
off the wall. If Sue Milroy hadn't
ducked just in time, she certainly
would have looked funny singing
MY Bill' with a black eye.
y Il 4
incidentally, 1t was Mischa, the
Coral Clubs man of distinction, who
told us this was a Russian rumba
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Births Reported

Treadwell and Helen Bailey. girl.
William and Helen Banister, girl.
Femon and Minnie Barnes, girl.
Louis and Evelyn Bayly, girl.
George and Katherine Belt, boy.
James and Barbara Boyle. boy.
Wiiiam william and and ArSelia ih s, Broots, girl. h'
Arthur and Lillian Bugg, girl.
William and Ann Caspar, girl.
Karl and Nancy Clarke, girl.
Charles and Fannie Cook, boy:
william and Jean Coolidge, girl.
Paul and Susan Crane. girl.
Paul and Rebecca Davis, boy: -,
Dean and Mary Denny, girl.
John and Augusta Devenney,, boy,
Horace and Ellen Drummond. boy
Robert and Isabel Duncan, girl.
Raymond. and Ella Dyer. girl.
Isaac and Frances casey boy.
Walter and Jessie Eckhardt,, girl.
John and Thelma Eichman, girl.
Fred and Ethel Evans. boy.
RabsI M5tn ann and MsIa Marfd stzFe4ad TsnndsFt Ftr g
Clifford and Norma Fleeharty. boy.
James and Mable France. girl.
Burnell and Selma Goodman, twin girls.
Allen and 'erly Gutenberg, girl.
Charles and Mary Hartley, boy.
Harold and Helen Heiges, girl.
Homer and Lois Hire, girl.
Howard and Ethel Hitaffer, girl.
Leonard and Helen Holcomb, jr.; girl
Howard and Wilda Holley, girl.
Forrest and Ellen Hope. girl.
Mahlon and Josephine Hubbard, girl.
James and Mary Hughes, boy:
Valentine and Ann johnson, boy.
Russell and Frances Jones, girl
Berkley and Virginia Jones, girl.
Stanley and Helen Kamerow, girl:
Isaac and Frances Kerpelman, boy.
Carroll and Patricia Kerr, girl.
5Osn and ans Rut sr 00s
Frank and Suzanne Marchone, GIRL
Edward and Ellen Menard, boy.
psTsnce psyid and drg gTgnia Fdns Mas Mftsr FIT Fill
John and Geraldine Mills, girl.
Herbert and Elizabeth Morse, boy
Arthur and Mary Murray, tr.: boy.
Frank and Louise OConnell, boy
Leonid and gathering ourusoff, boy.
Leroy and Mildred Passman, boy.
James and Thelma Philips, girl.
Delbert and Donna Ping, girl.
Roland and Gina Price, boy.
Richard and Vivian Queisser, girl.
Paul and Lucille RICHTER boy.
Fred and Geraldine Ruleman, girl
william and Mary Sampelle, girl.
Larry and Blanche Shiller, boy.
Paul and Ida Spicer, girl
John and Elsie styles, boy:
John and Fay Thorne, girl.
John and Retaha Tippett, girl.
Joseph and Dorothy Turton. girl.
Tony and Charlotte varron, girl.
Georse and Mildred Walter, boy.
Dyson and Hazel Walter girl.
Robert and Shirley Ware, boy
Evening star., 1947-02-18
HELP kAEN.

ACCOUNTANT. with experlnece in auto
ton of office manager in large local Ford
in accounting, with ability to do a volume
hospitaliza tion: medical and surgical % ex-
spvshrfsiNa sfpsfs RSk sS Cory SaF WRITER for our
radio or newspaper and capable Of writing
Roat sampes Esta See e0pz Miss p Psmef KH
EHRLIcH 4 MERRICK, 315 Star Bldg.
AM gk DRIyGRd YER oeSesn t
nished Apply after pm, 252l llth
! Salary ana open R0ts ea Ra
ASSISTANT MANAGER for women's wear
ksssfANr kAn Ga MF Fos ssTan Fuk b FTss exp
ferred but not essential, must have some
nd sf oor ooRbENBERas BE eP 7h Fur
i.r se.y ~as s.sS nEs nssoH & s6s S.
laso1 Baltimore Bal ave, Hyattsville' oMNd. Nd.
sUTo MECHANICS. hrst-class men, Ford
experience; excellent location, pay and
FRANK SMALL, JR., NC. 215 Penn. ave.
AUITo PARTS sALEsMAN-An opportu-
nifty for an industrious man with auto
eSi:e 5pen; salary Sarys and Commission: NATIONAL
AUTO AUTO syeE MaAaEk b. st large Sc Ford
esasF evs the We Best Eass tes ssss S1
possessed Of personality. ability to handle
DO not apply unless you meet our auaIifii
cations and can guarantee results. This
is splendid opportunity. for a proven
qualifications fully and salary expeeted.
Our employees know of this ad. Box 263-
AUTOMoBILE MECHANICS - Expansion
program requires additional number OF
good mechanics; best pay and ,g9lhY g9TkinYs
sondtion,s in bthd tbs arsa AIS MoTSEs
auTo sggt "sfH SERVICE p1Eo MANAGER wanted for
large local leadership handling low,priced
automobiles and have sales ability: must
develop necessary promotional and fol
potential over $4,000 monthly; .compsn-
sation, salary and bonus on profits: We
want man capable OF earning pg.r,t Stoi8oo isg9
tion, medical and surgical expenses Mand1 an
life insurance, Our employees know of this
ssdhrd%oB1IE SSS a1s} sIavicE staF MANAGER. thor
GeHasn pesponsibiity Ht OF Of the dept An excel op-
d for S hi shs 1shr saaey
experiences in your frst letter Replies
confidential. BOX 345-J.. Star, is
SRkFs saskKEEEE4Fs ~ 9th s.2sE.snfssa ss 800 Ao5|S
R1xs K '1s N sla sa sszss RsS York AsRs
BRiCKLAYERs, steady work, good pay
Ref Report at sdss 1ss and Underwood sts' nv; Oh
ss.ss sGSE MI sa;i EssR's sssf ssSf'
more blvd, Riverdale. Md. -20.
BUTCHER, experienced; also help with
groceries: must not be afraid of work
must be sober. FIR. 9557, 621 7th st, ne
Fri. and Sat. DGs STAR MARKET, How
ard ave, Kensington, Md. Phone 81;
1852. After 7 pm, Pleasant 1929. 20
BUTCHER, top-notch. CAPABLE OF handling
meat dept, sales ability: excel: salary
Apply COLONIAL MARKET, 1900 Wilson
pIvd, Arlington, Va. is
CABINETMAKER for nne furniture store:
excellent equipment available: fine sur
roundings; wonderful opportunity for right
GnaaRpENAEE MAfkf fLaYo1r ST. Nan IN white, Eli expeF
foreman. Can Mr.. BoRTMAN. GE. 6a7s
before 1880 am; and after 8 Pm
| CARPENTER, white man with car pre-
ferred. for new and remodeled work. GL
CARPENTERS, 2 finished men; long Jobs
tor wages Apply at 4oth and r sts. Sc
EETNSTEJN co. Ma 1924 -l9
Evening star., 1947-02-18
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPING CLERKS. posting apd
clerical work in office of medical clinic,
$50 to 1890 pm. Monday through Fri
day. to pm. Saturday; ST per hour:
last one month; Elk. S016. -19
CIGAR CLERK; experienced and reliable
person, needed; references required: no
nights or Sundays. LAFAYETTE DRUG,
18th and Eve SITS. NV. 10
change for wife's services as g.h.w:; hus-
band otherwise employed. Box 269-L, Star.
19t
OFFICE ASSISTANT; knowledge of tipping
good opportunity for expert
enced person. Call DE. 1000, MR.. COHEN.
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If you sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No charge
Give voice and phone no. Box 341-H, Star.
WHITE COUPLE, with best local references,
for lovely. NV. home: wife Is cook-laun-
dress. husband as houseman live in; other
help kept; must be thoroughly experienced.
DI. 006O. q a m. to 3 pm. weekdays. %
Evening star., 1947-02-18

Herkie Styles, the comic last seen
here at the late Trade Winds, head
lines the new show at the Casino
Royal starting tonight. Others are
Patricia Lane, singer, and Buster
Brunell, tap dancer. Gene Con-
rad, who has been doing his singing
at Baltimore's % Club, has joined
Toby Tyler's orchestra at the Cross
Roads. Meyer Davis, the orches-
ira man, reports he has closed
deal with the Washington Hotel to
operate the Hall of Nations as
ballroom for public dancing, start
ing March Is. Mr.. Davis, as veter-
ans Of the local After Dark battles
know, used to be night club man
around here himself. He plans, the
story goes, ito feature his own bands
and many of the top name bands
OF the country" In words of one
syllable. :.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers


Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
l time ----------31c per line
3 to 6 times conSec-
utively -------29c
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
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
lnents appear on Page AS.
Evening star., 1947-02-18

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., 1947-02-18

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Evening star., 1947-02-18

MAN, white about 40. strictly non
dpk to hands nd linens rent m
COURT, Baito. blvd, mi. past College
MAN, 24e45, preferably married, for local
sales. position, experience not necessary
If able to meet public. good education,
Rannss ssrt aSont ssosse ws With
rapid advancement based on ability. Apply
MCnday; aHgs y. Il ! to ~ pm,' Suite 2o5-21o'
car: call on est'd route local grocers, tax
ing sneesS Mre Ssdsgs ses s4 5sy ss wk gak
MAN, experienced. wanted to sell restau-
rant supplies and paper products to grocers
swing sivH E' details N % BOX "A 41s-J. Star. 10
MAN; MA young white; for call desk in cloth
ZSF! Tqst y sfs4y ffs't0Hi LEWIS eRs 4E9s
MsAlIAH MANAEk aoo Or AsssisFANr, 81 Sc and Sd Zoe
KINGS 1904 7tE St. NV. '. -s3 >.
@ srecery: adysnee@enss possibie: + HyssSsts- y
MHsT Kills FFGs sAEsMASs Esss 81 6Ssl 6%Ssel-kpovn vSoe
rienced man to sell full line Of meats, poui-
try and provisions 70 irst-class hotels;
aps n1a'sRs sVs u a'fs Pe
MECHANIC, exper;; on all makes vacuum
aasnsa5 Go''Esas Box 2os-J. g. ses staT S'f, SSn
sell Guardian Service cookware. Our. men
average over 500 weekly. Men hired will
R thizGRassiy RzRsaS Ta sa5e For aDD Sa
MEN. outside selling; special 81 deal, 81
srdpESs u E9sfi i4s ADRy St. Mrs k9s
MEN, white. for laundry routes; bet. ages
willing to take qualification tests. Those
: having previous experience. not considered
The positions pay vel; 5.day Wk. Gan
EA elsp fST SItb aDP Pood EDUC
exper. net nee II able to meet public
earnings start about $50 wk. with in
creases as qualified. See MR.. INES, Wed
Ms MEN As2iD ss sor ise steady II xerf YafA at
pay as streetcar and bus operators; aver
weekly earnings, $50; no experience neces
sary; all training paid for; opportunity TO.
promotion plus pension system: paid vaca'
ton. free transportation; Apply in peEsor 80
day. CAPITAL TRANSIT Co, employmen,
Rosslyn; % Route 20. Cabin John; Route 80
Friendship Heights streetcaE to door =!
learn credit work: age 16 to 90 and white;
must have had at least . years OF high
school: hours, $3.50 to o'clock: y DE-
Sats: salaries, S120 month to start, fol.
lowed by quarterly insreases ses6 Of So undes'
PACKERS, experienced in packing arc
Grating household effects; must have high.
eositIen, ess forefsIe IioN STORAGE co. $50 New
York ave. NV. -lS
Evening star., 1947-02-18

ucLdhoJ CdlL A'A1ss oASAsEsAN A1Ah' D4'
sALEswoMAN-5 days: aoS discount on
Ro5esseik o5s kAkN APP5B Pg6Ns NssRpo9ymen' Eo ONCE fth
saIEswoMEN SALE Il OMEN s 70 sell shrubbery; expar-
snce not necessary; 5-day, 40-hour week;
siaee, i 1Sse 4sh door 'fLxNssuRdRR q Bro sth'
81 sEAMsrkEss sRa s. Experienced aa on ladies' alter
sia N ioE Tn 1 5ss soS.rs must b sD-
soluteiy experienced, no other need apply;
highest salary gsd; vac1tgn With sTnpPpSg Psy
CO., $500 Ga, ave. Silver Spring 81.
sEAMsTREss for dry cleaning dspartmss,Rs; als,n:;
sondit[ogsSs Apply MT; May, sERdMiAsFs
RSeEEx 2@3 3ndes 81 a6 proac,en. IN short
hand. for interesting work with, national
research organization. Call for interview.
sECRETTaRY for interesting position with
and accurate: pleasant stan and executive;
DsTmsneqs RSr zsh Tstirsmssnt star program
sEcKETARY. iiGht ho;usevork Comb:
room; board and salary; references. Phone
ssEEcks2sTrSaRY-srENoGRApHER. 81 church or
ganization; ability to deal with people:
ssas FL for patent
IS. salary open. Cali Mrs, Ludwig. NE.
sECRETARY- RY-sTENoGRAPHER for estab-
lished patent law Arm; experience required;
but not necessarily In patent work: S42. so
for 5-day wk. PARRY & MILLER, Ma
sional soDa FoGSraN p5s}s AIN GIRL. experienced local
rnfprences AppIv in person, CROWNS
DRUG STORE, 22o1 4th st. ne. tnear
soLpERERs, experienced in electronic
work; 5-day. 40-hour week Apply BOWEN
& CO. 4712 Bethesda ave- Bethesda. Nd.
- -22
sTENoGRAPHER, excellent opportunity IN
small law ONCE for well-qualtfed person'
5a-day week; salary. So, 400. Call Df.
STENOGRAPHER, 5-day week; once Of
national organiZation: centrally located:
opportunity for advancement. Box 17I-J.
CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1947-02-18

IECHN1ClANS-Men Win pTdC-
installation of sound and intercommunica-
ton equipment; only men who know. radio
ea Ex $3.50 fef
sTENOGRAPHER, interested in construc:
tion work; old, reliable firm: Tell-losatsd
ton. age and experience. Box 254-J. Star
sn.e Sss vb BIT, M sF lSs stare sssd
some knowledge about receiving freight:
should not be. over 45 years; good pay and
working conditions; references. Box lI9-L'
sTYLIsT for department store beauty
salon. salary and commission, Write Box Box
sGfEkvisok for receiving anS ,,'la. marking e
SSpans Of ONCE % Ds0Ps G4R
TAILOR, for mems and women's made-to-
or rE e1th1s os1 srf IT replies dHso
12H TaILoR, c., coat maker and bushelman; arst
f'is iissaK s3g0!PsRt Igsa i. Eosa seseI'
pendable dryers needed Immediately; Goed 90
TT2RIGEPHoNE T2Is sasSf 2 p Ds5oL1c1ToR for work in
your home; must have iama unim pvt phone;
ToBASco 6Aets CLERK, excellent opportunity,
no SUNDAY OF nlgntWoIk hppiy hldhdsel::
tMcREYNOLDS PHARMACY, 18th and G
sts, NV ME. 0333. -19
TYPE. MECHANIC. exper on typewriters
| and other office machines, with tools.
WOOL PREssERs, immediate openings
| Apply employment office. 9th floor, WOOD
| WARD g. LOTHROP, 9:30-6:3o. -22
| OF Washinetons largest and oldest auto
mobile dealers has opening for high school
graduate to start as clerk In stoekroor'
| and learn the automobile business. School
| ing in bookkeeping and tipping helpful but
not essential. Excellent opportunity. Re-
ply. giving ase, educaIion ana other par
YOUNG MAN, neat appearance, some
experience selling clothing preferred; excel
| lent salary ASKINS, f37 9TH st. NV.
YOUNG MEN-Need 2, free to travel In
Virginia towns. Can earn SS to S12 per
day. Room 424. 720 14th st. NV. is
Evening star., 1947-06-20

State Depart Sohssahuhe Drown
ment's attitude. Reports from the
Balkans indicate that something
spectacular may occur in that area
before the end of summer. Not
only is the Balkan bloc expected to
be created soon, but there also Is
considerable apprehension over
what political and military conse-
quences the announcement will pro-
duce.
Complete Picture Sought.
1t is possible that before the As
sembly meets for its fall session
there may be number of matters,
relating to disturbances of world
peace, to be presented to that body.
The State Department desires not
to bring them up piecemeal. Our
case, it is said, will be much
stronger If a more complete picture
of the threats to world picture is
presented.
The other reason for the wait
and see" policy Is the plan for eco
nomic reconstruction of Europe. Its
authors believe firmly that 1t may
have a strong enough appeal to per-
suade all nations concerned to re-
frain from further aggressive acts.
The Soviet press, as usual speak
ing the mind of the Politbureau,
has been emphatically opposed to
this plan, whereby real demo-
cratic nations are invited to barter
their freedom for dollars" The Rus
slams describe the State Depart
ment suggestion as another indica-
ton of American imperialism. But
number of highly placed officials.
such as Undersecretary OF State
Clayton, still believe that the Rus
slams in the end may be tempted
by our proposition and make a ges-
Evening star., 1947-06-20
THE EVENING STAR. washington, DC. AL
@s n

and music for That's Where Ny
Money Goes
Therell be q porcelain inlay,
which I trust win at some Treasury
agent with the same dental defect
that I had
Along with these things win &c .
cord of pine wood / laid In for the
fireplace next winter, q small bird
bath. some weather stripping which
I'll have to rip on the front door.
two dog collars and four pounds Of
frozen horse meat, box Of tropical
fish food and two treatments for
falling hair.
The Government can ind use
for these things, I'm sure, It might
as well try, because that's all I am
going to be able to send.
distributed By McNaught Syndicate. Inn.l