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Evening star., 1947-02-02
SITUATIONS MEN.

By Ex-GuARD, desires position as watch
man or position similar. TR. 1902.
a sox ney vailaee stsl to teach
PERMANENT POSITION wanted by man,
SO. married. with Is years general eface
experience; plcasing personality, willins
worker: minimum salary acceptable $500
per month. have you job for me? Box
169-K, Star. A.
ATTENTION REALTORS and brokers. A
thoroughly capable real estate man is now
available for employment. I am 81, mar
rted and have over 10 years experience In
sales. rentals, mortgage loans, insurance
maintenance, titles and settlements in the
Washington area, Ny minimum salary re-
quirement Is $4,000 per year, with the
riEht reserved to supplement my salary by
selling for you on commission basis in
my spare time. Box 16S-K Star.
ATTENTION, patent attorneys, merchan,
mariner, recovering from war Illness. de-
sires research or other work; some per-
sonal research experience; any offer well
coined. Box 79-k. Star.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. capable man
with excellent education and business ex-
perisnss Please contact Box 193-K. Star
odd Jobs: washing windows vanishing
waxing floors. TR. 1885 or MI. S492,
Sum-, 9-5
Evening star., 1947-02-02
MoToR TRAVEL TRAVEL

DRIVING TAMPA, Florida, Saturday, FEB.
s.1 =; room ON for % two passengers, share expenses.
LEAVING F0R TAMPA. Florida, Feb. 4 or
DRIVING TO OMAHA tuesday Feb. 4th:
new Ford; would like or 4 passengers.
Call ME. 0540. Ext. 924. Sunday from
SHARE PfAN-H q pass, we arrange ride;
II car owner. we fill your vacant seat; ref
EXCHANGED. 23 Mass. ave. NV. RE. $3.50.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. Feb, 3; 1o4s Pontiac;
,aks NsS.s several nHr,IS,s ALSsx 4sT9 -.
Studebaker to California desires lady pas
senger one way or round trip, returning
N hve weeks. No children. Phone Tenn
WILL TAKE PASSENGERS 10 Florida By
car u946), starting Sunday or Monday.
phHns pRfvNG r. r6 55aiitf 5aaiitfcusr. q. w..r.:G., z.
Accommodate Or passengers. Refer
s9kssi ssfPshsspssf ,a9 from o., and
North Carolina ave. Sc, to Nebraska and
$50 sQ sftEns either Or 4 bo,h s aays seMsafs Migs
CONNoR,. ordway $500, Extension 1871.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
PERSONAL.

sish school boy. " Aisxsnaris. q Box iis.H
5suss.s.s care sSs pa .5ssp sds
alsT ESmE; HS Ell aisa,: tray s.rvie.. nursing
WARDkosE shopping seryice By stylis.;
at your home or my studio. nj. 0o4S
INTERESTED in hearing from select group
a. for purpose forming social group.
coSGsNiAL COUPLE will shar. nearby
meals. auto transp opt. Box Ok. Star.
incl. flower making. resty1ing. new flower
ssS sf Ht m ss Sas ss ssr ass ESQ 0a o. 2sss un re-
ss sen Il icr ysu We ssll Y 70 you. ao Va r by
ssfssasisSss sfs issFs' x os aod SD iS ssiS't . o9Sn s2.
socrAl2 l2gs eRus suo onesArzsD Al as5li Tor ~hol.som.
adult recreation and entertainment, Open
TO ladies and gentlsmep oyer n gith sag-
sTER. Voice Reeordins Ssudios, gos
RsResoNaLrrY PIG b,Tir pEvELormENr By edu-
speech business 3nd sosisi poiss. English;
saiFi sTiEFkEsT,Sg nfs q, SOCIAL 1Smsn s1aS GoSTac
group of outstandins single girls between
21 and 80 years Of age, who are nonresi.
dents OF the hotel and who would like 70
attend Friday night house dances. Apply
by letter only to MI5S oIKS, manager.
stating age. education. emp1oyment home
town Inclose recent snapshots. Interviews
s stsshisa AvifAsIe LICENSED and
pended; vs4ls s11hs ssc1 se5y,cs Du p sse2a IA,
Save taXef Expert advice and assistance
on income tax returns. DO it now. We win
Mr., ED GiEGRiCH--Piease get IN touch
with Russell. Call RE. 400, Ext. 795.
cent and senile patients: private. seni-
private rooms; nurs rsing care. Adams g155:
PLEAT1NG. accordion. knife. sunbnrst and
others; expertly done, MRS. PHILLIPS.
sfkkcfHI%uHiilshIy kkfIu liz IN edaeste1 M LADY teaches
Phonetics and correct English nronuncia-
tion TO those OF foreign birth and the
dipion,stic seryice. Write to private tutor
SSHAuTfF1I music studio fer. teaching
onf & b DEsssl hoare Ap. lslfs9I lifss9s sss.- m0n.n $500
(Conttnuee on Next Pagso
Evening star., 1947-02-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

sECYS. -STENOS., TYPfsTS - Positions
ne sIsfs soc fapf Eye ss. s
TEAo5HERs Ilsao5. 1a 60 KAN and
TESeTnks HnyeTs sssSS ssSStS e st5o9 sATaoSs
Baltimore, Md
afss edS %ssh Rh esrs out Of S swn Sp ssI
in pressure and temperature u IN Ss to 800 ef iDs
IN this assdsss oss IS soxbs pfs isss 1seFys2
SALES ENGINEER. dry cleaning and
pressing equip, auto required. big earn
MES RJoS p9zens OF other openings II sale;
sE;hyisE SsIss sii sii 4 s,M NV NV NAi sffoss1A sffs
NJ psa Sssrss & soYbss ssssbss i5ss tsgs Rs'nssaA
dsITss dSgTlsT EoSbs s4Geo ss snslysles with gh D.
ssth 1sss ?ssri! 'ts' ss s
ACCOUNTANT. S65 wk. and up (n,l., con-
chief accountant. IS. Zoo familiar with with
hookkEfEPsse sS kMkSsfEha s RSSxR SsPsbtoR t4 as
sSsSIeEa a ss 81 Isf' 'las qss aEi BOYD
q toMn,,. Nj, Byrd at once. PERSONNEL
bEMoSssfassa1rloSss ss1l St so d.y Ma sli7
s1Ps5 Essa PFeisfssa sss Miss Evans at
r. ifSssi SH sgjs 'is sses
Wsd rS, in in this b once -
s225; Portusuese-E .steno.. inti orga.;
embassy secretary. start $3.50; steno. jun
I Zee Mr. nsass ssuss Room Rsss5st'sS S 'fgeT sn
Of bldg. PERsoNNEL SERVICE. i31i io1s q
srcDI{sTS9sSS sai; 9efs S9 Sh Church MA, 2li4, o
with public accounting experience; salary salary
isT. PEsSoNNEL SERVICES. EtH soa : WASH Hsss-
inston 5lds phone DI. 1920. DI. 4442.
SNpSyNHSi sS Es ga ahS Ssass;
ACcouNTANT. ofice mgr; sos wk.; aects.
seao 'tesn0lsfDi eaOto i rea s S ys $500 ty5s %s
aarJSi Esisi5sh ENSL sHESiss Rs
as ssS So xS te 5hass: f. re:
ss ca n 81 H. Va ss typs,s sp sMP s
sssSpgs iss ps sES ISt $sa SCR and ss...
% @ sas $685. sSGa Dsrs
tirns stenog. .10:4), Sl25 hr.; jr. sterios-
| rapnerS, start $40 wk.; need 100 new ap-
plicants daily for current openings: estab,
Sty1y;;; So U.S.; eldest agency In p. c.: welcome.
c.. p. A. ltnD with contact exper,. manage
sns!,Srgg eftles, rggSYDs, 139a F Ma. a33s;
S3.00e up. with B, S. degree teaching ex-
per, or masters degree II no exper Mr..
Paul. BoYDs, 1898 F, Ma 233S.
sT15EHGaRAPHEss, experienced, under IS,
-. clsrk,typlst, aovn.oxa location. sa5
mel Services, sos washington Bldg. Phone
DI 4020, DI. 4442 "a
SECRETARY, ~ to 35. college BACKGROUND.
preferably English major, neat with pleas
ing personality. S225 per month.
ably Arlington Co. residence, neat, pleas
Ing personality. college BACKGROUND pre-
ferred $50 per week.
Secretary, under. 80, public contact ex-
perience desired, for interesting position
with reputable financial organization.
Downtown legation, opportunities for ad-
yaneement. $50 week. WALTER H. kEss-
Len, Personnel Services. 60J Washineton
BLDG. Phone DI 1920, .D1. 4442 "a
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INSTRUCTION COURSES tco,,., .

ACCOUNTANCY-Pract course leading
to desree; preparation for certified public
% and finance: is day % and eVenias ns Osss Classes
View term begins Feb 10 Register TODAY.
AccogNIANcY. Sas Que st. NV, Mich
YALE. GRADUATE. student OF sevick
Scnool. VIII provide careful instruction in
terpretation and coach ensemble groups in
@ @gsrf9rnmance m 9f good music. Dy: 3s93. %
eigners for beginrer's lessons In Italian.
FfAchsk Ffa fHaA or sfsf fSsffANosesinners and sd.
taa on ssane En- g ss7i ipp9'
TEACH RIAS0, sig per lesson. in your
aans ssEEaG TslapSbGKps Il No sssh L. .x,.r,.r..,
teacher; BEGINNERS, review. speed dictation:
eH efsn.s sskSfe ssssSs noe Book kss's sap. pg sson
msR fsss sso eso sis to d:
MI MCDEsN HSsf TaEssRso ri ea II b..u., ea,u,: 4,
sTsl|ss y sss'IssiRSiRs
typswriting. Bookkeeping. calculating : ma. .
ss'nsS Nss Hsoeasss sSs s'ss'fs EaES ss
bkieRd s sd''sa ssaoo ea.l ST Sssn'tSI GssEs
sssNrss sS so4 sa M sss asscb.
eeii esseiss u.s. mshsoa aR aRxcA S hns'A 'D'ksn
sston praetes ty hishs snltunsd s 'SadsT %ides
BoEs e aND GfkIs earS H0eas It LAS pss sny
musical instrument and Join orchestra
with reconized school of music. Low tut
tion, Instruments free. Musical aptitude
test WITHOUT oblisation. Write, stating age,
Teacher FL SaIh; SssF 81 PIANO formerly with
Washington College of Music). Call be-
fSrs 1872 aT ao 7G5S rrsr,, and
IHaRs s0nf asi CO. modern SSsa method
hE hEHRN ERRN6s, % auios * yD easy method '
tive teacher: single or group. CO. 97S!.
DANCE. DRAMA, fine and applied arts
school of study and instruction for chill
dren and adults of all races and creeds.
Now certified under the GI Bill Of Rights.
and edm evenings sf sosash coMMuN1TY EpucATroN
INC. 935 @ pl. NV. Phone for brochure,
GivrI sERvIcE-clerical coaching classes
6-s pm. Tuesday and Thursday evenings
metic, sDellirg, general tests. etc. Cost.
limited: register early lover Is yrs. expr5'
IoYp. cISIL SERVICE School, 1855 r
SPANISH, German. French and Latin: easy,
quick method, in my or your home; rea-
SREssMARiiNG2 2'6I CLASSES. afternoons and
evenings. small groups, experienced teach
ers Call after pm. Mon. or Thurs, TE
3697. l427 North Carolina ave, ne.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

GRECO. PITTMAN AND GRAHAM short
hard. touch typine; individual instruction.
speed dictation Day and evening classes
LAKE SCHOOL .1I01 Vermont ave. lat
Z st. n,w1 pL lila. .,.,, =.
ideal shorthand, in 6-12 weeks: no puzzlins
signs, symbols or deli ate, expensive ma
chine; register now fer FEB; 2 class @ 3d. ss 7
BEAUTY OPERATIONS NEEDED-Modern
training In. al subjects, day, nisht and
parsas,ms elsssss; Est Sur trse es.n,osusa .nSnysa
for D. c. requirements and OF training.
1910 N. z. ave. NE. TITS. xstab. 1918.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
SITUATIONS, MEN and WoMEN.

APARTMENT HOUSE MANAGERS--Expe-
rienced young white couple desire to man
age and maintain apartment Or rooming
9s
COUPLE. col, rel, like Job in pvt. home
10 am am on. AD sSis. ~
MAN AND WIFE will manase good room
ing house for q small apartment and per
cent of net income Reliable, Christian,
best of references and bond II necessary.
Box 3S3-H. Star
Evening star., 1947-02-02
sITuATloNy poMFsTlc.

COLLEGE SCHOOLGIRL desires Job as
mothers helper OF rursemaid, i through
MAMIE B. sTEsPHENs, 618s sheriff rd' ne.
helper. No. es44.
COEORED GIL wishes days work Mon
day through Saturday: apartment pre-.
ferred: S5 and carfare. AID. 1851.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

sSsn ss.aT 1858. sssSSss laondrs'' and cleaner De-
work good worker; stay in or out. Me
WSaAs VI; AZ. wants 4 Is laqssry ss7 ss do in home
Haf' M4mAoo AZ. ysRss ssss Dart-time Or days work
g.hw with small family; live In. TR. 764e:
WOMAN, cofored wishes work, Mon, Wed;
Fri, . hours. Csc per hour. Call to. 4,
WOMAN NAN colored. desires work as kitchen
helper or steam. table work. Call Ex. ss17
WOMAN. colored.. wants work, cleanina
small house or apis. $50 to 1:30, days
E week or work in pm. Can do eookins
WOMAN, colored, settled. work in apt,
pm. after early dinner; ref. HO. b7s2. :
vsse s0rd Wsd deiss y .s Az sts xork Ses
YoUNG ss5iysases coL6Rsp sa aIkL wants plain cook
rar,sn ns sn ysas sss " ss5 y or around
for 9' Children while mother works CAN
aprsR6 alz ssnf stsef setoLda.b dIsI Desires work
Monday M thrSnsh ras E5lday part time
sRfTTED sf!fTfc y0naY gabYwni.s isit household
duties In ref. family At nominal salary.
fst-cIAss LAUNDRY 70 o. at home;
EXP. GIRL wants part-time cleaning and
light laundry, Mon, Tues. Thurs. Fri.
and Sat mornings; one week. to- ~,
next week. 2 TO 8 pm: 75c hr, carfars;
$3.50 Sunday night or Monday.
FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS wishes family
wash to take home; also curtains. Call
for and deliver; sunny yard. NO; 642s.
COLORED, part-t time cleaning and cook-
ins, morning or evening: esper.; ref. Re.
coIoRED WOMAN wants, days work.
gh,w.. light laundries; references. AT.
SETTLED CoLoRED WOMAN wants Job as
cook, stay nights MI. $40.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

SETTLED CoLoRED WOMAN wants Job
cook, stay nights: MI. $40. -
Evening star., 1947-02-02

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN, trained in soci
ology, psychology, personnel wishes re.
search. editorial or personnel position. Bo,
AMRiTISbs YOUNG WOMAN, with secre.
tarial, supervisory exper., wishes position
preferably meeting public; no shorthand
kxPERT sEcRErARIAL SERVICE, cor.
respondence, manuscripts ETC., ut homt
or your of4ce or temporary. ONCE posi-.
ton. Dupont 377l Neskaay mornings.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Is apei nIIMaM II ~ rsSte2alaa2nin1s aann
part-tine

k.. no Satur-
.xper. and in
.nimun1 skill.
l.. phone D1.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Or man and 3 grown
md salary. 1000 Veaxey

r., cooking, for work
xpertenced with chill
5A days; S26. WI.
Ieechwood dr., Chevy
Evening star., 1947-09-12
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. .***A-13
SEPTEMBER 2.

tervened in the election, called to
fill vacancy caused by the death
of DR.. r. Clitherow, a Laborite. The
district gave the Laborites a ma
jority of 6,039 votes in 1945.
The "oil beetle" reaches maturity
with its only food wild bees eggs
and honey.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Martin, Questioned
In Plank Death, Gets
Years for Car Theft

Alvah B. Martin, %, once held
as a suspect in the Norman Leroy
Plank murder, was sentenced today
to serve five years in the State
Penitentiary on an automobile theft
charge. Sentence was imposed by
Judge Paul Brown in Fairfax Cir
cult Court.
Martin, who pleaded guilty to an
indictment charging car theft re-
turned by Fairfax County grand
jury, admitted taking the sedan of
Mrs. Nellie Burner, sister of the
slain man, from her home at 4108
Forest lane, Falls Church. He said
Plank told him to take it and go to
Washington to get some whisky and
women. police said.
Martin never was charged with
Plank's murder, but Fairfax author
tiles said today the charge could be
pressed at later date
Plank, deputy clerk in District
Small Claims Court, was found shot
to death early July 7 at the foot of
the cellar stairs in his sisters home
His death first was certified as sui
eide but after the car was discovered
missing, the certificate was changed
to murder. Martin was arrested in
the Burrer car in Kingston, N. Y,
on July II.
Martin told police he left the
Burrer home July and that Plank
was alive at that time.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Spseial pispcieh 10 The S.or

ODENTON, Md, Sept. IA Al
year-old Odenton mother who, as a
safety precaution, had put her child
to sleep before working on a well
with her husband, was killed late
last night when she fell into the
we'll.
State police said the woman, Mrs
Mary E. Holland, fell about II pm
into a well which her husband
Henry, a carpenter, was cleaning
She landed on top of Mr.. Holland
in a 12-foot shaft which had Ia
inches of water in it.
DR.. Gustave Faubert, deputy med
ical examiner. said Mr.. Holland told
investigators he had been in Glen
burnie with Mrs. Holland and their
3-year-old child until about $50
pm. and that they waited until
the child was asleep before working
on the well. DR.. Faubert said Mrs,
Holland was wearing the same high
heeled shoes and other clothes she
had worn to Glenburnie. The well
is close to the door of the Holland
home and it is possible she may
have caught her heel on the door
step, DR.. Faubert said.
Mrs. Hollands body was taken to
the Baltimore City morgue, police
said, after she was pronounced dead
at the Fort Meade Hospital.
DR.. Faubert said Mr.. Holland
could not get his wife out alone anc
called neighbors who summoned the
Odenton Fire Department.
DR.. Faubert said a preliminary
examination of Mrs. Hollands
body disclosed two-inch cut or
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Canada Unconcerned
In Newsprint Inquiry
ey the Associoted Press

OTTAWA, Sept. 12-Canada has
no concern over the current United
States investigation into alleged
American combines in the news
print industry, provided the in
quiry doesn't overstep the Canadian
border and interfere with Canadian
companies, informed sources said
yesterday.
United States subSidiaries-with
head Offices in the United States
of Canadian newsprint companies
have been charged under American
antitrust laws with operating
trust or combine.
Since the action was taken le-
gally in the United States, sources
here said, Canada has no quarrel
with it, as long as the action is
confined to American companies.
However, the Canadian govern
ment is taking the stand that the
United States has no right to in
fringe in any way on Canadian SOW
ereignty and will make sure they
don't overstep the mark In Cana
dian affairs"
1t was added that there was no
suggestion that American authori-
ties intended to do so, but we will
see to it that they don't"
The statements came in response
to an unofficial suggestion that the
Canadian newsprint industry was
disappointed" that it was 'receiv-
ing this kind of treatment" after
its wartime efforts to supply Amer
ican publishers with its products"
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Arlington Suit Seeks
To Enroll Negro al
Washington-L Lee High

A suit which seeks to force Ar
lington school officials to enroll a
colored student in the white Wash
.ington-Lee High School has been
filed in Federal Court at Alexandria.
The suit was filed by Leon A.
Ransom, colored attorney here, on
behalf of Constance Carter. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, 1925
South Twenty-second street. Ar
lington 1t names Schools Supt.
Fletcher Kemp and members of the
County School Board as defendants.
Basis of the action is the refusal
of school officials to enroll Miss
Carter at Westinghouse after
courses which she sought to take
were not offered at the colored
Hoffman, Boston High School.
The suit is believed to be the first
of it's kind affecting Arlington
schools.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
U. N. Picks Food Council
Headed by AustroIion
BY the Associated Press

GENEVA, Switzerland, Sept. II.
The third session of the United
Nations Food and Agriculture Or
ganization closed yesterday after
electing a new World Food Coun-
Gil, consisting of 1s nations, and
choosing Viscount Bruce of Aus
tralia to head it.
The nations which will sit on the
council for terms ranging from one
to three years are the United States,
Brazil, Canada, Chile. South Africa,
Italy, United Kingdom, the Neither
lands, China, Czechoslovakia, Cuba,
Philippines, Denmark, France, In
dla, Egypt, Mexico and Australia.
The council will study the critical
world food situation and recommend
international action.
Evening star., 1947-09-12

it took over the government in July,
1945. 1t has not lost one.
A. j. Irvine, 38. a lawyer and
former president of Oxford Uni
yersity's famous union, polled 10,827
votes yesterday in the polyglot
Edgehill district of Liverpool to
1874 for J. R. Bevins of the Con-
servative Party.
Prime Minister Attlee, winston
Churchill. Anthony Eden and other
Labor and Conservative leaders in
Evening star., 1947-09-12
'Odenton Woman Dies in Well;
Falls on Husband CIeunino Pit

her head and a scratch under her
chin. He said he would contact
the Chief Medical Examiner in
Baltimore, regarding an autopsy
which he expected would be per-
formed today.
He said he was told that Mrs
Holland had helped her husband
take about two buckets of dirt out
Of the well Mr.. Holland. the
doctor said, reported hearing his
wife shout: Henry" seconds be-
fore she fell into the we'll.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
North Dukotuns Plan Dance

The North Dakota State Society
of Washington will begin series
of parties for this season on Sep
tember 26, when 1t joins the Min
nesota State Society in a cabaret
style dance at the Hotel Statler at
8 pm, it was announced yesterday
Music for dancing will be provided
by Jack Morton's Orchestra.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Liverpool Election Victory
Is 28th for Labor Party
By the Associated Press

LIVERPOOL, England, Sept. IL
The ruling Labor Party increased
to % today the number of consecu-
tive by-elections it has won since
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Plants Use Of Wuter

The amount of water required by
the different plants to produce a
pound of dry matter varies from
27O pounds to 576 pounds.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Condors Four Feet Iona

The condor, an American vulture,
is one of the largest existing birds
of fight, usually measuring 4 feet
in length and feet between wing
Evening star., 1947-09-12

Between 1882 and 1945 American
railroads abandoned 20,99l miles of
mainline track.
The Valley settler., 1947-03-20
March 20 1947

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-18
B. 3. STE WART E
 CHOSEN CHAIRMAN
 OF ARC CHAPTER

B. D. Stewart was elected Chair man of the Board of Directors of the Juneau Chapter of the American Red Cross at the annual meeting last night in the City Council Cham bers. Stewart succeeds Felix Toner who has been chairman for the past year.
 Burke Riley was elected as Vice Chairman; Mrs. P. J. Gilmore, Jr., Secretary; and Joseph A. Mclean Treasurer.
 Mrs. Bonnie Jo Gronroos was confirmed as Executive Secretary by the members present.
 Elected to the Board of Directors were Henry A. Benson, Henry Leege. Mark Jensen, Mrs. Fred Gees lin, the Rev. Walter A. Soboleff Dr. William P. Blanton, Robert N Druxman and Miss Mae Krueger.
 Board chairmen for Red Cross chapters at Petersburg. Skagway and Yakutat are also automatically members of the Juneau Board.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-18
TRAFFIC DEATHS
 ARE DECREASING
 DECLARES TRUMAN
President Makes Address al Highway Safely Con-
 ference in Washington

WASHINGTON, June 18.-tR-- President Truman today applauded sharp and gratifying decline" in the nations traffic casualties but called on highway users and officials to reduce still further the appalling annual toll.
 We have won major victory in the campaign against carelessness,' . said MT Truman in an address de- livered at the opening session of his second highway safety conference.
 Noting that at least $500 lives were saved last year as measured against the black record" of pre- war 194l, when 10000 fatalities oc- cured, MT Truman declared the salety campaign is well started, but it is by no means done"
 Last year 33,500 men, women and children died as result of highway accidents. and well over 100000 were injured he said. That is tribute to inefficiency ths nation cannot afford to pay"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-18
GREECE SATISFIED WITH BIG AMOUNT
 EXTENDED BY us.
Sum Scheduled 10 Operate Entire Economical
 Life of Country

WASHINGTON, June 18 - P- The Greek government told the United States today that the Am erican mission administering the $500 100000 assistance program to Greece should virtually run the eco- homie life of the country.
 In move made public at the State Department, the Greeks also gave formal assurance that the money put out by the United States to boost recovery and block Com munism in Greece will be used in conformance with the purposes for which it may be made available" :"
 The extent to which the American mission, headed by former Governor Dwight Grisowld of Nebraska will actually run economic affairs in Greece was disclosed in a lengthy list of duties which the Greeks themselves said the Americans should take over.
 The note said the mission should participate in the development of revenue and expenditure policies, approve government expenditures for activities which directly or in directly involve the use of American aid, take part in the planning of the import program and approve the use of foreign exchange"