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Evening star., 1947-03-31
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81

ADDRESSOGRAPH-Graphotype, six years
exp, years as supervisor; also mirneo-
graph, @ gen. mailing and receptionist exp.
ADMIN. ASST, exper.. knowledge of typ
ing, shorthand. bookkeeping. Pleasing
personality. 5-day week. Box 57-Y, Star.
COLLEGE GRADUATES tal, attractive.
desire afternoon, evening or week end
positions comparable to their ability.
Phone EN-. .o61s or CHI 4245 or write
69cToRs eS S ssECEEpr1oN1sr, sisE typist sur sursi-
cal technician; % months in Army; two
years year n purses 1 training prior to Army serv-
DREssMAKING. design. remod, aitera.
tons; eve: gowns a speciality; reas.
MISS BERT, 1880 Irving NV, Apt. 4.
ExECUTfvE SECRETARY. college grad
and administrative experience desires in
ter @tsrestingg, @estinngg, position: Immediately available.
NURSE, white. practical, wishes elderly
patient near 14th and Newton SITS. NV;
S4 per day Box 4-Y, Star ls
NURSE, colored. practical. desires case;
maternity or convalescent: will answer ali
rspIlles rlIt, Boy 1I9-Y; Star, .,
nTE;n4sa; nv; area; I DU; 5000, o. Apt: 2o7. 81.
snP sgS vt Mon 3n 'hsoash Sog 5s2 y 81
TYPIST, receipt, gen. .ofhce APPROX. 100
wp.m., exper. dieta.. mineo., stencils, stat.
typ: accus: meet. public. handling phones;
sm busy off. MISS MACKENZIE. IA. 1113.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT; AZ s INT expert: books started kept
ments te andts tax rs returns prepared state
AccoUSTASsr fe$77onaef 81 College oE sraduate a9ua
years accounting and related experience;
PSst1P BOZ ss ee4 s,sF
sookkfGhPFEsRs fatss fhlF r. aoGousr.yT ,eaSi
@p1 SeEylcs S.t, only; all taxes. Owens 6176. MR..
l5 Bgs sois TikANspoRTAT1oN. man exper. in
IssR5nE FL s4x MAs sstar years ea Of.
@ SIC Ees5 ov 5s Box
DRAFTING, machine design, patent p and
ESzRs aas
5SSss 5SiSAti7Nd Ext io CENTER 1925 H ST. NV RE.
ExPER. personnel mgr, auto sales mgr,
of1S ofise mgr mgr. age 3d. desires active position
HoEH Hh aptaEi efERR GR eSs ss45 any srrsa %e
good Florida sa bsach experencs. a9f ss.
m0ISE dI!JkE Il CLEANING ING. and painting; WORK
sMHaSIsTisEs pI1SS' iis Rovs1 G!se HAMILTON
lumber, purchasing, col. grad. empi.. So.
desires connection with expanding firm In
building or lumber enterprise. Box 3s-X
MANAGER. restaurant: Thoroughly exper.
front and back; good food cost. efficient
Star. hs
MATERIAL MAN, exper construction, stor-
ing, mssp pWarsho9se. ned york, desires position
PAPERHANGER and painter, experienced,
wants work by the day, room, week. Job
PERkt q & thf A6 6ogF BlsP has car and tools
PHARMACIST, reg. D. C. and Va. young.
all-around exp, Al local references: reg
WATCHMAKER-35 years exper. on all
makes and sizes. American and Swiss
watches, clocks. Box 53-Y, Star, 3Is
WINDOW TRIMMER, with excellent ref
erences, available evenings and Saturdays.
Box 16S-Y, Star
YOUNG MAN would like lob as apprentice
baker or helper: expr. AT. 2092. Il
YOUNG MAN, colored, wants housework,
days work or part time; porter or similar
Evening star., 1947-03-31
HELP MEN and WOMEN,

CASE WORKERS WANTED for non-sec-
tartan family and children's agency, sup
ported by Community Chest, located in
fotn sase and ssars 1sssa on RS
CoUPLE. white, about 40, strictly non
drinkers; woman for housework, man to
rent rem sSSn sES9ms hapSle adj linen stc Ink
mi. past college Park. 10. 567s. Il
COUPLE (white) as caretaker on 14O
acres, 2 mi. south of Rockville; wife to
assist in res; $3.50 mo-, with usual allow
ances: a1E:, good living auarters with modern
Rockville 1853 eyes,, Sat. and Sun. 81
COUPLE WANTED, honest and dependable,
to operate small food business; good sal;
5sss 5est rel; TeG IA, Apply 3 or pm. Monday.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN or medical
student for blood bank work, p.m. to 8
pm, pm, daily exc except Syn: salary plus EVENING
ANpR1A HOSPITAL. Alexandra, va. 81
MAN, colored, and wife wanted to go to
country to take full charge. Call to see
me at 1645 18th st. NV. 81
SODA COUNTER GIRLS, S25 wk. to start;
meals meals a9d tips: part-time soda man, to
2125 e st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER, young man or woman,
pref. with knowledge of patent and legal
work: to act as stenog., receptionist and
ONCE manager In one-man Wash. law frm.
noary h0S pubc 81 es aeasd S n
salary $3.50. Apply BOX 346-x, Star, CIV
We Will Luz GIVE RRsfifHIshS PGRsIsHED ROOM and sma
elderly man during E day. Box Is ise-Y, s.sr. +.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, with experience in retail
store methods and procedures, or one VINO
has diversified experience and is interested
in retail accounting career; good future
for q competent. ambitious young man;
state e%xperiemnee' % en- EDUCATION and salary de-
ACCOUNTANTS. senior and q Junior, for
local public accounting frm, well estab-
lished; 5-day week. good salary: please
writing. Box 210-X, Star. -31
ACCOUNTANTS, jr. grade, Catholic educa-
tion institution: typing and general office
exp. helpful; 39-hr. week. pleasant work;
isFEE c5PY 5T sad sgout msn
must be thoroushly experienced in radio
agency. Give details and salary in conf
ApVERTisISG afSsTi fis Il Al SALESMAN for local
agency: experience Imperative; only man
OF ideas integrity and provable record
need respond. Write fully, give, refer
ences.- state compensation expected. Box
AERoNAGfiiCAL ENGINEERS - Chance
Vouzht Aircraft is expanding its engineer;,
ing department. There is stimulating and
important experimental and developmental
work available for: Aircraft loftsmen,
aerodynamicistS, stress analysis, physi-
cists; analytical engineers, .pilotless air
sasss p|sPt ssSIslsss' sISI.,s =, eHSSsE fS;; voSaaT
Corp. stratford. Conn. Contact our
company representative, Mr.. r. Mac
Donald, by calling Adams 0700 on Mon
day and Tuesday. March 81 and April /,
from am. to l Pm. and 2 pm. to
I'm. Evenings by appointment only. Il
Evening star., 1947-03-31
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAM,-Be well prepared.
an When y we c6a ceach = you, you pass; -c9achins
20 ass ana nsh M sm tS nSSn 53o aPbs P
The CIVIL sERy:1cE PREPARA1epY
scEq0h sids a3i3 l4th AT St nv Tvoli The
GREGG SHORTHAND, speed. dictation.
Ss1 straetion, VIZ WI ossa SSle"efs' ino''iauai IN
repairlngi Practical sparetime, home study
and INCLUDES wsdg
Sg4 5HsR Fl TRxNN REss i1sta
PRACTIcxL 'R2ISi CAL REFRIGERATION and air
conditioning. New York Tech of Washing
snd Gn is s1s
growing by leaps and bounds, opening up
many new opportunities for Dermanent
clined Modern shop equipment and thor
oughly competent instruction are Aow
ysa6.e sd .g rshs here in ag to Ssa
Die pifsEa Has Gfs FSrGREpesef N is % Sapid1
roads, ships i faetores, @ @ farm Ees and "a road road
bgs Power plants Lighter Mns
spto for en n
and GROWING; Prepare for Diesel expert
sais y ss'',.es5 isa5f 4as nf EEzlG15 Psi
TRAdNING Ts,hR m Box 2S, sos,v ssar ,,,,n 81 -,
mODEhN IhAANtNu IN Deauty culture Ill
subjects taught. Approved BY Goyernment
toI q training. WAR-MYNN EEsAauTY
SPECIAL 1917 CLERK BOOK. Sample aues-
tions and answers covering subjects In
siyiI service, test, So. MERIT PUB. Rm.
ala, 1920 Y. Y. ave. NV, DI. 719l. -
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught in
sn9s time Ffaffi gus1 sJSio Isl
l706 @ st. NV. ME-. 400, RA. 5300.-31
THE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE for men
and women--A definite comprehensive
course in the fundamental principles of the
real estate business, either as a career or
as an assistance in present or future en-
ployment. Spring term begins Tuesday,
April 8, 7:30 pm. For information. cau
DI. 1854. 10 am: to pm. u
VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE, personality de-
velopment and release from self conscious.
ness DUPONT COUNSELLING SERVICE.
See Mr.. Smith, 2108 r st. NV, CO. 2217.
Free r % %sonsultasions Z 70 2 N daily
training in, all subjects. day. night and
part,tims classes; get our free catalogue;
for D. C.. requirements and QI training.
l340 y. y. ave. ME. 777s Estab. 1913.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

] Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than my own. GEO. W. FAR
MER, 223 Wesmont dr., Alexandria, Va. l.
Va. or Md: we have forms: fee, $3.50.
LEONARD CO., BIO M st. NV, MI. 6522.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80, 40 gal.
automatic; no cash needed, small mon thly
payment; immediate installation. D. A.
STANSBURY. Ii 3O29
heating plants; no cash needed, small
monthly payment. immediate installation
D A. STANSBURY. Ii. 1929.
ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started.
kept: part time; tax returns prepared,
statements, audits: reasonable. OR. 2074.
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRISG-Five-da day
service: all work electronically checked
and guaranteed l year ARTHUR Markell.
$40 r st. NV.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, veteran. 5 yrs
ments prepared. complete tax service rem
dered: reasonable. CHI. 1000, Ext. 326. Sc
Evening star., 1947-03-31
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, experienced, wishes days
DE. 934S.
GIRL, co,ored wants afternoon Job: no
children. AID. 1911. II
GIRL DESIRES WORK as nursemaid; no
laundry or cooking. CO. 2765. 10 to
Won WOMAN, colored. wants work cleaning O,
laundry, Al laundress, blankets and cur.
tains: full or part time; refs, reliable.
NO 9456
WOMAN, colored. settled, wants position
as cook or assistant cook in boarding
house; stay nights. NO. 1913
WOMAN, colored, to prepare dinner party.
Call after pm. Ii. 1881 Il
Evening star., 1947-03-31
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
! time - ----31c per line
2 times ------.31c
3 to 6 times consec-
utively ------29c
z 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 25 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.
II advertisement vas prepaid,
retain cash register receipt,
which bears a serial number,
with date, and Identifies your
advertisement.
cost and Found Advertise
mentS appear on Page AS.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
HELP WOMEN.

ADVERTISING COPY WRITER, excellent
department store or specialty shop ex-
piy to Sales r promotion % manager @ Nth 4th noor, @
LANsBURGH g. BRO, 7th. Sth and E.
ALTERATION al; OPERATORS, silk fnishess,
IN persen sssES sns Eo Der
AsssraSf % 9 9th rsnt M ssee ssD q fay downtown
graphic work; 5-day week; So. 100 per VI;
s'af; RfsSE ss sES
ssHaT sH ass BuYER II RT for ME- aoaS f4ae
experience; 5-day. 4o-hr. VIZ; so% dis,
oas o%ee FL "a a. IAssBukdR gSss1. BRo IT,
sssIsTANr a sha SIS BUYER Y for underwear DE-
partment in downstairs store; must have
seSzk soS discount an'p on puresases. Apply En- En-
ployment once, 4th a, LANsBURGH &
assirsr zssa AZ ssa saSEE AZ sspersn:ed ss coats
fstS ans sHoss s5s 5s0f salary S. and
si Bee ss Pssh al sses1s
BHEAGTfcciiAN, fH to learn the instant hair
aAs fHlifs Gs 18th sn and soRo sss
BEAUTY OPERATOR, 1st class; air -condi-
toned shop; excel. hrs. and salary. Can
BEAiUfY' BEi yfY' OPERATOR and manicurist,
aSs0n II 6Tsass AMSqoN alsef9a
Call SH. 2913 days or SH. 6s49 evenings.
BEAUTY OPERATOR with, managers Ii
cense; clesn Northeast nsiehborhood shop:
sPau4x sPa Il? doF ofEsATok sanSskk rst class srs1n
shop seSa NEEDED ss0 cs
Beauty Beauty OPERATOR for department store
saon 5ass q o
se ftS on AgRs e sR
BaAugY ih Tsa ofRhAToRs PEI Is for Sshcass salon
experienced; permanent positions; Call
AID. 1016 bet ell am. Sat. or Monday.
BEAUTY OPERATOR Experienced all
sssHns 12fs ss cons aSs
BEAUTY OPERATORS. preysg * szDsslssse
Beatty siS 81 orRRArok espe experienced salary
SO day plus comm hTs hnn,I to RT ane
ss e.
onsd sson + ss'qsHe 4H cenn ase
BooRkEIPER, ho sfdSi general office work; pleas
ant WORKING CoIultioIlS, III sIiidn oulCe'
RoesoIsRRfEfsp sG1 E sfs51 cHEv-
RoLET SALES, INC. has an opening for
sales, for new and used car dept; pleas.
working cond.,. good salary. and vacation:
81 days per wk. See Mrs. Mcdonnell, 1922
BookkEEPER BOZ is aiE and general ONCE ,s work.
TR1asrEE a eeSek U.s. is15 5SH9nEs 9pr e
HBoooKKEEpER. exper.: 5h-day week.
pleasant working cond. KINSMAN OP-
TIC IIIcAL CO.; s, 1920 }, c,I s. nv; ID 1a
assoa aa9a NM p0MsRR Ees It
ssookkkEEPER-5EsR sda ss K e cIERK. Err for new
woman's hotel, with at least years full
charge experience, some cashier expert
dctaon shs Gs WORKING a sa
pleasant surroundings, good salary. Phone
HO. 9100 for appointment for interview.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator, El.
liott Fischer; full time preferred; good
ence and ability; pleasant working condi-
ttons, store discount, group hospttaliza-
ton. Apply ONCE, 4th door, PHILIPS
BORN, 11th st. bet. F and g. Il
snns psrssn asrsooS Wat h EkoA EK Apey psE
cHgatEsfoopH as 81 eHEeKEs E sa4s sas ssshts
lad lasy S ever $50, 90, refined settled. Reply Box
CASHIER, experienced. 12 to 9: $40 q xk.
ssssk :ns ssss EAgRzz AegRzRa1e Il sss.oR
= ct. a.w. IL
Evening star., 1947-03-31
Vote on U. 5. Control
OF Jap Isles Expected
In u. n. This Week
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, Mar. 81
The United Nations today moved
into a busy week which promised
to bring formal filing of the Pales-
tine case and a final vote on the
American plan to take over the jap
anese-mandated islands.
Approval of a special General
Assembly session by Russia, France
and China appeared to be the only
condition holding up Great Britain.s
long participated presentation of the
explosive Holy Land question to the
U. N.
The United States earlier agreed
to the step and Secretary-Gene
Trygve Lies Office was awaiting
sanction from the other three
major-poWer delegates, who have
referred the matter to their home
governments. With approval by the
three, Britain said she would file
the case asking for the special ses-
sion. Mr.. Lie then will poll the SIS
member nations.
May Meet BY May 1.
No difficulty was expected in get
ting the necessary % .concurring
votes for the special session. The
date of the meeting will depend on
the time required for all this pro-
cedure, but some observers believed
1t might be as early as May l.
1t was learned that the British
note to the U. N. would make only
two points-ask for the special ses-
sion to set up machinery for han
ding the case, and ask the Assembly
to take up the issue at its regular
meeting in September.
On the Pacific islands case, Amer
lean officials were confident that
the Security Council would reach a
vote at its meeting on Wednesday.
There has been no direct opposi-
ton to the United States plan for
taking over the 634 islands compris-
ing the Marshalls, Marianas and
CarolineS under U. N. trusteeShip,
with Washington as sole admins
traitor. The terms would amount to
virtual annexation.
Atomic Committee to Meet.
Today's calendar listed closed
meeting of the Working Committee
Of the Atomic Energy Commission,
where France was expected to offer
a compromise resolution designed to
bring together Russia and the ma
1ority over the work program.
Also scheduled for this afternoon
was the donation Trusteeship
Council, which is working on rules
of procedure with the Russian dele
gate still absent.
Tomorrow the commission on con-
ventional ornaments, working on a
program to strip down the worlds
arms, goes back into session, with
France expected to make a policy
speech.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
PERSONAL.

VACANCY IN HOME for elderly person;
tray service. 24-hour care: supervised By
kIDbrf kRS naS6 sn nurseea sg4o
Riggs I'd, Nd: trained teachers. hot
lunches, transp: o to IL, 8 to 5. SH.
SLIP COVERS. draperies professionally
tailored from our or your materials;
workmanship guaranteed, CROSWELL'S,
Slip COVERS. DkAPER;iEs, bedspreads.
vanity skirts, pillows. co. 1893. 4
SPECIAL OFFER-Sx12 photo. moulted
I2 noon Sunday, 1450 on your dial. %
CLEANERS AND VALET SHOPS, hats
cleaned. and blocked wholesale; 1st-class
We cali for and deliver. Phone ME. 1888.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
Classified Advertising is

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., 1947-03-31
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

PUB. RELATIONS SEC. 0), $500 mo:
college grad. real future Capitol Hill
2-aay VIZ 500 wk. Oldest empl. service
m y c., est. 80 yrs; no charge unless
laced-,thousands placed annually in bet
Ter positions. BOYDS, 1888 F. MA o340
Evening star., 1947-03-31
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS for small
adult family: must be willing TO leave city
for summer. 2013 o st. NV. 81
COOK, g.h.w., live In; absolutely reliable.
local refs. health card required: bh-day
Ek;;. pleasant LIVING quarters; $25. WI
Evening star., 1947-03-31

EQuIpment- 300 D E, ;
and many other skills Qualified Army.
Navy Navy, Marine or Coast Guard veterans who
cialties for months or more may now
enlist in the new Regular Army at
previous occupational specially service.
New high Army pay and the opportunities
for advancement make an Army career
in and find out the special Grade you will
receive under this new, War Department
Army ns RIesru,tins I station. los ioth st. INV. nv.
Evening star., 1947-03-31

CONTINUED on Next PsssJ
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GARAGE,

.derstands pingames,
de equipment; inside
cd salary and chance
lee MR.. SMITH, 412
Evening star., 1947-03-31

ASOi'o WIEN p ot1Of, 1919 s b. NV.
TYPIsT-CLERK. in wholesale firm; "A
hour week congenial surroundings See
Mr.. KREMEN or CONNOR, 40 1st st.
Sc, blocks south of Confessional Lii
TYPIsT,, part time; Q am to / pm. g.
MATTRESSES WANTED at 5000 r. /. ave.
ne. Good wages. Either morning or aft
ssaase sN9cKERY asSFi REsF4uRxNT HIsF on sunday
WAITRESS. white. 1896, full-time en-
excellent earrings plus meals, uniforms
zRfS Wilson a. bvd p s. CEN
endoni END Nv Va. ,,, SIS through pm Mon.
YOUNG LADY: age go-so. neat appear
for steady position. good hours; must have
Yo1NG you LADY for corTespondencs S a nee and to
assist with general office work; must be
good typlst: 5-day week: $50 per month;
yaeation with pay. MccREA EQUIPMENT
YOUNG WOMAN to SCH in exclusive dress
right person HO. 2145. 81
BIG PROFITs-Se1i beauty 15-card every
day boz assortment; gift wrappings, per-
ssmDes sana on Il rME s cb
GoSERNMENr EMPLOYEES - Ready-to-
wear sales positions: Saturdays only; ex-
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN as ma
sn sf souTs So Gn Ws Eh2 2ppy nTk GLEN
COMPETENT MAID for fine ladies' dress
shop; good pay and steady Job for right
party; reference: Box l54.x, Star. 81
Evening star., 1947-08-10

1SoRRESpONDEHHS Bill Downs and Dave Seymour were
~ standing in front of red-brick schoolhouse in Rems
France trade school for 800 boys On the seventh
of May 1945 it the of the final surrender of the
German forces to the Allied troops.
Downs was talking to Helene La Roche teacher Their
conversation vciously interrupted by the shri scream
OF sren Downs jumped He hadn't heard that sound in two
years. The teacher smiled
Don't worry" she said Its all right You see food is
scarce and meat very And when have fish
wei very glad to announce to the people that fish coming
So the siren that used announce bombers is used to
announce food"
In Paris the woman who is wearing American medal
because she resistance leader said People are unhappy
about the government After years the war is over and
we're still starving. We have bread we have no meat
we have few vegetables at extravagant prices
have to buy things the black market As little as
possible because am absolutely deadly against black mar
kets but can't starve either"
AND this is strange: the French capital is only four and-a-
half hour drive from Normandy where the countryside is
rolling in meat and butter and vegetables The food isn't
getting through because of snared distribution valueless
currency, lack of consumer goods.
The city dweers in France mad about that So are the
residents of Tokyo because the thing happening to
them The japanese polite about it but in the end
the government gets the blame.
Jack Jackson the BBC engineer with the European crew.
ate more meat and butter day Normandy than he could
get in week in Britain The significant result was an unset
stomach.
In England the food is the as in wartime Adequate
Evening star., 1947-08-10

give impression that the fact their bakers don't know and
won't learn to bake bread is, somehow the fault of the
occupying forces
The main meal for the Schulzes is oormeal SOUP that
soggy bread and ersatz coffee They bitter about the
whole thing And the work of rebuilding and mining isn't
going it should: hunger cuts down production
Because coal important miners like Johann Esser get
ratons But the Essers too caught in the conflict
between city and country Fats the biggest shortage Frau
Esser and her husband make aboos trips the farmers
in their to get bacon, butter anything else Frau
Essa is just as bitter everybody else:
The farmers have everything They have several fur coats
apiece which they will They have three four
coffee services silver plates and china The city to them
and they took everything for food They'll have carpet
for the cow in the stable Then maybe this will end"
In BERLIN the beautiful Tie1garten is up into
eaousy guarded little gardens in which each gardener
poets his neghbr of stealing his potatoes onions.
Hate is riding along with hunger. So is bewilderment
Thousands of miles away Chief Judah. hab of the people
of Bn, understands less than the Germans the
Evening star., 1947-08-10

can work hard and make plantation and will be better
for us in the future"
Money doesn't count for much the Pacific ato islands
like Judahs or Kwajaein, in the Marshalls or Oknawa
Bombs and shells destroyed the cocoanut and breadfut
trees Until new groves be planted the military autho-
ties meaning you-must feed the natives.
Headfrut in the atos Fats in Essen Meat in England
They have the result Jean Lefeue of the St. L6 City
Council said it, Eve are not satisfied with the govern
ment The main objection is lack of food. That the
objection - the objection.'
Food rs just as important bombs ever WERE And
everywhere on earth the testimony piles up food doesn't
come bombs - in one form another will
Evening star., 1947-08-10

but dull You still the queues of housewives standing
before the shops marked orsemeat fit for human
sumption If CT returned British home today he would
find the powdered eggs the sausages
the same dark bread The ration would last only two
days of the week, did before But the prices the house.
wives say, ARE hundred per cent more than they were
Everything going up. You try down one week but
what you cut down one week. you spend the next
What's biggest problem in food? Well it's getting
something for dinner each day."
In Germany where people don't quite connect the fact
Evening star., 1947-08-10

nection between him and the war. He knows the
Navy took them all away to Rongerik Atoll so
that Bitini could become an atom-bomb guinea
pig. But the people of Bikini want to go home.
"On Rongerik," said the Chief, Everything
all right, except the trees are sickly. All trees.
Breadfruit trees, ooooanut trees and pandanus
trees are sickly On account of the sickness, not
enough food The Navy brings rice, -four, sugar.
But think if we move to some other place. we