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Evening star., 1947-03-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT :, Diversified experience
MGs aoo and Bcs degrees ns fully eapaP!e
ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started; rt KEEP,
part time; tax returns. statements; prompt
raSo,lST,5 res Ex 5571 syi5fN TIA 3s4s eyes; Il6
time position in C. P. A. ONCE. 1-5,. no,
nS 2bvERTfsING s1lfshSGhi SALESMAN, East, Middle.
vet, desires sales position offering a fu.
Arc aEeHTRcTGs4i FL fsRI stfE ENGINEER e15er fa
ssnced, . desires Saturday and evening work.
b2kTENGEk, 22T SsST ssat thoroughly experienced now
capable Of. taking care Of large crowds:
teIyisE; Box BOOT, Star; is.
Tsissis TaDs e. 5zsd drinks ssessnt
BOOK sooKkE.PERFull ssI,ER CHARGE heavy exgs.
CHEF CHEF, White, to take complete charge OF
fes farn or WAVES sby ordf5
COOK coo sss17 shw WY l{ye s4aa !n ample time of
DRIVER, colored. reliable, experienced, ref
EXECUTIVE. experienced business and
mel presently employed. seeks chanee:
GfRrLR%AN eRs9 En- NoeT 8 yls Star age SINGLE yrs
college training, former army officer pilot,
seeking position offering security and ad-
sse0 mn ssara pr
tion that is challenge toS ability; no So
letting Az replies given consideration.
LAWYER, marine veteran. 80, college and
university degrees, D. c. Bar, wants work
IN lew ONCE; d,e references M MI 5ol6 r.
helper, houseman, porter or chauffeur.
MAN, honest, reliable, nondrinker. aged Al,
10 years .exper. telephone. radio and tele-
MR SEsph WI2hfAMs H9Ik SSRe business exDer Do f5!
Man. colored, 33, good education. can
type, desires Job as clerk-typist. Office as
sslstant or messenger-porter. Box 3S4-s'
MAN, young, B. s. degree business admin
istration. former Army captain, wants posi-
utfve of organization. where ability to meet
and handle handle people is of prime Importance.
fAINTfNG WORK WANTED by first-class
painter. BY By h91F 9ao or contract; best ma
LsIs PHARMAGIIsr I eaG desires part time or 3 full
PWBLIc RELATIONS. sales promotion,
editor for 80 years with newspapers, ma
liar position. HOWARD II. SMITH, 1911
Ws5Ster r,kRR 81 R% witS city "a vssrs arooa
ment. Box 2S9-T, Star 13*
UPHOLSTERER'S APPRENTICE MAN.
vision of owner; opportunity to learn of
more Importance than starting salary
Box CAT, Star. I3s
wants part-time work mornings or Satur-
days: z yrs office experience; willing
VETERhN. attending ding school. needs employ
ment daily, 30. all day Saturday Call
after 2 pm, MI. 7439. -13
WATCHMAN wants work permanent, in
side or outside. Box 24S-T. Star. 13s
PART-TLME EMPLOYMENT evenings de-
sired by responsible man, with varied
business experience; hours between and
IL. Box 270-T, Star l3s
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT desired eve
perienSed RA O43O 14s
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BoOKKEEPER, experienced double entry,
desires permanent position: thoroughly
familiar general office routine; capable
full charge. Box 146-T. Star. -12
rience desires temporary employment. Call
Nj 1896 between 10 a m. and Q pm I.
DRESSMAKING, design, remod., altera-
MSS sT soBJ BERT. 1880 Irving NV" Apt. q Z.
GIRL DESIRES JOB as helper with chill
dren. Call ia. Os43.
LADY, middle aged, desires position as
se-companion. Box 26l r. Star. I2'
NURSE would like day duty, NV, section;
yemi,invalid preferred. RA 9727.,
asty s1sResd Ii ref 5s4s aS' an hour or 10 s.ur
NURSE. practical. several years experi-
sncs; S.hr; day; DI. 3125. Ext. 671. 13'
s3shsnge haHTp for service At Sd0a 12I
rell, Wo Os73. Call before il am, after
pm. except Sunday. anytime.
PRACTICAL NURSE. coiored. desires case
sphn hoTrs 2 d day sr 9 days week; Ho. 6o51;
sficieney. legal sa exp - desires position o.
TYPiNG AT HoME-owens 6e7o. IL.
YOUNG LADY desires part-time clerical
typist or receptionist work; NV. section
1ieiSs1So YoGNG w16ew S W.T. wfiH SMALL CHILD de-
sirss position at once in motherless home.
STOP! To IF You NEED an expert aa stenox-
.rapher OF. typist for R-day, full day or
longer, call MISS BARRETT DE. 694S-13
TEMPORARY TENT BtLfn WORK desired by expert,
stenographer: available until April 15;
S1.25 an hour. Phone EN- 1884.
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PERSONAL.

EMBARRASSED by hair on your face,
apnstor arms or iegsa I Have & it removed BY skilled
surred; Call Randolph o924 for free, con-
aa.!s'isn FAX RRrGKNs Gisis pREPARED-weekdaaSSs aS
BABY ssa 4qS sTRs Fh g. aE SIM mothers ca.
fnssS NEEp saifss Of nvssilsstsd h6as
$500 eaiI Miss Wright. sH $3.50
FEEMzNEST Waves. 81: shampoo and
FfIk s0fa gEsGTY sS se'eessG esgdeni so AE
d. W. JOHNSON. Dentiss-Fslse teeth re-
fSs ci1c IL CIV for cHsea shs
ing women. II your, clothes no longer
need restylins' We specialize IN that field
Expsrtly done at moderate prices; Studio
ffnsTay BLDG fa N Il EGeTs Gagms 5
Tef ase. n N.Y. 1soa i11o F st NV. Room 90,
o aea eans ss and aeRss dSe Se
weak heart. asthma, Rheumatism, arth-
ritis, nervousness, piles. colds, flu or
swollen feet. Lady naturopath. 20 years
fsRS6sfaSs TMnbIArE e eAsa sasS for or bedroom
sHhsF coyERs. s sSes DhafEaiHsco ZAP Ea1is $3.50
5rsL1 5.day delivery Use your fabric Or choose
3 essGa DEcoRAToks eofs 81 o
SurERFLuous HAIR Permanently, re-
search associate. latest single or multiple
method, approved by medical science Free
ca % ss evenings 5 and
PERMANENT, 81: shampoo and finger
HeSs HoN5R Sec school, NJ spDGiRsments 9t6
NGRsING HoMEDPvt. and d semipvt.; va
sician il desired; rates reas. AD. 36s5
ington sanitsriam for elderly LADY, nurses
I;aE EAkLY ws BIRD aSzi Take you uD; give 1s. rs
q ss Shss q ssIersa[ @a sspt or nS@e va. coz
sEAST1FtjL Music sfGiD1o teaching.
prscticing: month. week. day or hour;
fzsfl1sns Scas19n %rHrk AD ha7s ls
years desperately needs room with kitchen
vate, home in NV. section with care for
Child oDI while mother is away from home.
Slip COVERS, draperies professionally
euaGanteed ai0m g YSIr Terk
PARsoN'ss fsfts9SS sat COUNTRYSIDE day and board
ing school, 2-12 years old; accred. teachers:
hot lunches, daily transp. tRead ad in
telephone book0 Registrations now open
for for summer camp. s40l Georgia ave-, SH.
EYE EXAMINATIONS by eye physician:
by, appointment only DR.. NEARY. 1877
kIbbIriiNn Fth 81 TN; ME SI1ssfpv nssf co.
shshss EssS 'd ahS Ms si s'nnss So 81
UPHoLsTERING. repairing. slip covers,
grapes. use YOUR material Or OllrS. eSti-
mates given: cleaning upholstered furpi-
ture,, rugs, Venetian blinds or automobile
upholstering; pickup and deliver; quick
SERRfs fsER1sf; NJ IA work ,sso guaranteed JONES
NURSES ,AyAILABLE. registered, licensed
and bonded; 24-hour service. DU. 1882.
FUR COATS, almost new: going to tropics:
matori seal: $500: novelty tailored jecket,
SiS1; sn4M size aSn II soNSn N3 4s55 s,ou la'
exchange for services OF wife as cook; no
WANT no BUY soMETHINGe Want to
Clothing; furniture. drapes. linens. MS brice RI >
Thing; Save! GOOD NEIGHBoa SWAP
G Pho1s Gs0Fsa RA ss sys NV We 9ae pek 5sb an
FIDDLER. accordicnist or steel guitarist,
nonunipn. M. C. FERGUSON. AK. 1876.
Prefer car owner knowledge Western tunes.
ROOM AND BOARD desired for elderly
lady, neither senile nor bedridden, in pleas
home 0e retired Nurse sesssa sxsep
lent payment. Wo. $500. "A.
CLOTHING Suits 40 size stout; shirts,
tion. NEEDLECRAFT. $40 18th st. NV.
WANTED = TUTOR for 15-yr.-old boy,
spelling principally GE. 6Os5. is.
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HoME IMP. COMPANIES lcont.

general repairs and concrete
work. Terms. CHI. 7781.
CO.: hest york, lowest prices. Free esti-
mates cheeffully given. DISTRICT SERV-
ICING CO, 914 G pl. NV, RE. 1877. Ia
REMODEL. mouernlze youI nome now;
terms; free estimate NATIONAL install
LATIoN CO. 65O2 Wis ave WI. / 800
HYATTSYILLE CONTRACTING CO.
Roofing, siding, painting, papering; all
work guaranteed; no down payment;
monthly terms: free estimate. VIA SA86.
STONE WORKS-Houses, walls, etc, Flag
MODERNIZE your kitchen with Nolibilt
cabinets: best materials and workmanship.
Estimates on installations. GEORGE w.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

PRIVATE SEC, %, S2OO age 1910,
meetings, lao w.p.m., legation work, S275
mo-; sec, .n1fer. rep. fam. GOV, $50 wk /;
banking. 5-day wk.. S45 wk.: trade assoc.
sec, und. 35, 5-day. S2,40O: construction
Sec. expr., start $50 wk-- Need 100 new
Oldest t3emp. service in D. c. Est. 80 yrs
Call in today see Miss Lee or Miss Smith
BOYDS, 1888 F. Ma. 1888.
SECRETARIES, 1925 f), patent law exp,
5-day wk.; medical secretary, exp, 81, 900;
steno.- -bookkeeper, expr,. $1,000. jr. Ste
nographers (25l. $40 wk. up: legal stenog,
tax office, $1,000 up: part-time stenog.,
daily openings. 81 % hr. to 81 so mr. See
Mr.. Bruce at PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911
@ st. NV, MA, 2114
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE. IAnier pi.. between
plus shower: 500 rent; long lease: plenty
EDWIN L. ELLIS. 1910 vermont Ave ave.
kosNd k1 III FL ho6ss Conn ave. NO. far ls Out;
income quoted about $500 mo. plus liyins
fsis'ss: Vermont s.s sssR RIM. sSs
9s s s sRet s.si ss ass store: 5
lease: numerous rebates not Included in
above figure. We. offer you this profitable
Bas Business 101 Psff aa III SGp WIN BE hsH2y HT +
aVaLEF' NIaLEF' saoFsMAc.iy.. 81 Ss valuable down.
ss n sauDped fas iei .noe Rs rs
owner essacriscinE for low price. This won't
last long; ,, Cab 5lo tin Q pm. PAUL J.
LIQUOR sToRE"-one of the best down.
town; inc. wk. $4,000: rent 5000: LEASE;
s is'se fssa yss lsf
p2gf issts, iGsgsfi nfLsk seIs s. p5 ssa .l pm
ooo: wonderful location and trade; long
lease; reasonable rent This store is q
ons soe 1y
ca eai 4 sili sals p@ PAUL mf aRa ST.
DELICATEssEN AND GRML-Exeellent
NV. locality; nice, modern store with
aGSas approx. $500: sSca Just $1,000 handles. Here
is your future business Call till 8 pm,
PAUL j MILLER, DU. 2422
GIFT SHOP AND APPLIANCE store: excel
aH ,S 1.nsi s into soaas gaparS Ss.aa sS
psIssa Pss; Under s4,aeo s1 RAtTELE ''faSas REaE
EsgAGsxSr sgA1E cS sH al loa aoasra IL D@ Equipment,
Business. Business RAFfELI REAL ESTATE c..
sHEid4RicxI sHi 1les Al aRPPhrANcE Pr sHop-r.s,,
the the best buy today: located IN thicfis
under $5. 600. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
CO. SH l103 It'll o.m
FOR COLORED-RESTAURA with beer
Splendid 7th st. NV. location; seats 90;
completely equipped for easy operation
does over $3.50 day; rent, $3.50 month,
4-year lease: $4,000 will handle. A. H.
BACAS. Rea1tor and Business Broker. lila
l. H st. NV. Ia
GROCERY with living quarters; on main
thoroughfare; doing 81 200 weekly; beer
license; rent S1O5 q month; including store,
apt. beat and water; 5-yr. lease. Only
Restaurant-A dandy night club spot
now operating as a restaurant with mixed
drinks; beautiful bar, large sitting capac:
ity; downstairs room, ideal Tor cocktail
lounge; Al equipment long lease; doing
between 1925 and 1926 per day. Price,
$35 900. stock included, terms.
sssS sda 10 5 Sc doing Ing
right person; apt available. Asking price,
50 900: one-hah cash. HAMPTON REALTY
CO. Ex. 5656; eve, GE 1884. -13
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SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COUPLE, colored, have been here days;
pant Job cook and houseman; from
Texas; brought ref with u.s. NO. 1882. =
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HELP DoMEsTIc Jcont. J

PERSONAL MAID, white, capable; i've in;
feis. required Phone WI 2517. --l2
SETTLED WOMAN - Experienced with
children. light housework, no laundry;
WO. 62O5. ia
WOMAN, young, white; live in: $50 week
to start: care for children. ages 2 and
q; make self useful around house; other
help employed: must have local refer
ences. EN- 1913 II
WOMAN to do housework on Thursdays
and Fridays of each week. Apply j.
HARIG. Glenmont. Md. Call SH. 414S.
WOMAN. middle-aged, white. gh.w., help
Evening star., 1947-03-12
MOTOR TRAVEL,

MIAMI, FLA.-Leaving before Mar. 18th;
new Ford: take 3. EN-. 3I40. 13'
CALF, TEXAS, CHICAGO-Late model
AAUTo TRAVEL. 30 Mass. ave. NV: RE.
FREE TRANSPORTATION to Texas; drive
Can Mr. THERREIL. Ex. 5o4s. iss
LEAVING FOR DAYTONA BEACH March
II. Can take 2 or 8. Silver Spring 1884, .
MIAMI, FL0RIDA-Leaying March 10;
new Plymouth: take B. Ii. 1855.
DESIRE TRAVEL to Central America. will
share EXPENSES. Boz 293-T, Star. 13.
Evening star., 1947-03-12

LIQUOR STORE, downtown, doing around
1406. ]. KLEIN. GE. 6970.
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8 REPAIR SHOP, near 10th and N. y

priced 70 sell. =. ". IHURM, at the Little
Aih AaDfS fsT kEFAs MT Rsq1 sHor near 10th and N
5o re1@s lesse auO1sa Dsse ssso $780, aoan
hesitate. E. ". Til THuRM o at tes the Little rHH
MnS saLoN very eDsn Modern So IN m one
wet booths. g dryers, operators: 5.year
ressonabe Beauty m psss: saon neas eeaaiSh sh
and K st. NV; dryers. 2 operators, large
bga Salon ysTy NICE ses
tors: 5-Esar Lease: priced to sell, with
fffd19s 'a JOS MFS 10th Campbell e.
Il RkraM0 riiH0. BUSINESS. meat only. stall in
RooMsa ssh HoUsEs sSs 4S WANTfbplenty sfaf of
| buyers for your furniture and Il business.
Fills; .sfokss. ioio Vermont ave-. sm:: n:
szAJEx .2 - ff1sfkSLon; mr.: Georgia and mlS gp.
very good income: reasonable rent. Priced
Eyes, ia. 977O. BRIGHTWooD REALTY
scHIDREN's. LADIES' VARIETY STORE"
Illness Of owner forces The sale of this
on of i7th st. NV near esu Sue 0usess
power or gradually convert into complete
baby Shop. or 8 and 10 cent store. It
terms: Please ssi HARRY !. y FRiEDMAs. led ls1.
BEauTY sfGn51 RI sAldsss5soo 15se worth of eaa,p-
ease with Total price. 500 $50: loeated @ i0fa in
ashsT asdf Sa A5s5sqr nh1ssE
CO. 2204 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va.
al eap1o sGa sErek 2M SHOT, tiS owner leaving @ eIs,
will sell for inventory, under $1,000. 81.
GRoCERIEs. doing 81. 100 per wk.; good
cor. location In Arlington: liv quarters,
loy ET rent; rent; ALBEIT 2, COHEN. Realtor.
DRY CLEANING AGENCIES (2), in Ar
Iington: small investment required; one
COHEN. Reaitor. cH. 1861: ewes, GL.
Cleaning AND HAND LAUNDRY for
sale; very reasonable: low rent; owner
must sell because Of illness. 721 4th st.
WISH WI Fl 10 ssfa radjRcHAsr sandwich -aa ahop.
tain, or some small business in this class:
M any 4ccEssokEHs Doe 10
cation; good volume. unusual possibAt-
ties; terms. ALBERT b. COHEN, Real
sSE 81 les1 bds syes ssespisnsy aa aaa ..
equipped. nice iiy. quarters: long-term
ALBERT n; COHEN. Reaitor. cH. 1861:
sUmDfNa Sun, Nc VIII WITH LGr. STORE and I s-rm.
sssn iDs Deuan. sRose .dei s 1sar:. sen and
BLDG; msin thoroyshtsre, nearby AlIingten
exclusively.
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ti0H. free uteratuIe. WA. ofoo OF ooA
ESIARsaks, ESf.s siaass finest makes again avail
abe such as omsga, Auto Focus, Federal,
larging lenses. easels nesative carriers.
s s. s. stocf; s : skESNgE ES a. PHoTo Co. 05a
accounts and index; s76. Cali evenings.
FILMS I'll MsoiffoR ifoR PHOTO AND MOVIE, also
eSl9r II stSsk Sss nss RR sEEe
new. ssss osr takes them Cam WI 'ssss Ssss
ssss m.1ss DssK g. 4s e as sk iaa
snnEzHks, slShi Ill 81 FROZEN cysrARD as Max.
Is Tsylor ea rsszsr The W ia1orise ne Of 'a.i shsin
sSes sS l. nstssns saIs ssy.Is and dxsa ,ass a
m ERs $50 GO 1898 Wisconsin ave. Phone
in sasa ssse'sa 49, Sss ;sss ;es
s s;ssz SSzsS #, + tSSR prssaAz CASES Ss.ss
Pas ss snes @'dsss asss assEtrs ssoassoSssa Ssaqsie
IUR: skunk. barrel mum and neckpieee;
exceilsnk condition; s2b. Cali Dupont 1000.
s; s; st5 S: S; a + = ;S.s r.: CAS-. ;.f's ss:
FUR COAT wild mink), new. size IS.
price, with mink hat. WO. 3065. wed.
fgR NECKPiEcEs - Hundreds of nns
sablss, stone martens, wild and ranch
minks kelin;kys and SQUIRRELS at eloss;og; s
FuRs, cor T 9Th and q NV '
FUR JACKET, skunk. Size. 12. perfect con.
dition. $50 MI. 6644 after pm.
FgF JACKET. genuine blond wolf. sizs
FURNACE, hot-water. good. used, with
gas heater and tank Cali MI. O2i2. IL
FURNACE, steel. 22-inch, used less than
4 months. .S75 complete. 910 N: McKtn-
-17
FURNITURE-Dresser, Q chest Of draw.
ers, night tables. 1 breakfast set; other
misc items EN-. O445. -15
FURNITURE-Wainut dining room, walnut
bedroom, maple bedroom, corner cabinet
tea wagon, mahogany chest. ia. BIZ.
walnut, dustproof
S25; chifiorobes. s12 and S15; lamp end
coffee tables 50 ea.:. new walnut .ysnity,
Is 4th 81. ne. Al. 1884 If
(Oonttnued on Next PassJ
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-12
Kuomintang Party Takes Step Toward Characterization
(By Harold K. Milks)

HAWKING, (P) - The ruling Kuomintang party took a step toward characterization yesterday with a decision to elect party lead CTS, officials and staff workers now subject to appointment.
 Adopting the first section of a reorganization program, the Kuo- mintang's central executive com mittee also approved a plan for broadening the base of the party through enrolment of farmers, workers and young intellectuals.
 A party spokesman said com mitteemen virtually have decided to shelve any formal statement on political reforms in favor of urg- ing prompt adoption of reforms recommended at previous ses- sions, of which, he noted, "only a small portion ever became effec- tive"
 The spokesman said the party will seek to finance it's activities through forced contributions" by its 100000 members.
 Draft platforms submitted to the central executive committee by both the Kuomintang and the Youth Corps organization provide for registration of finances by all members and party levies based on individual wealth to defray ex- penses formerly met by the na- tional government.
 Gen. Chang Chi-Chung, the generalissimo's representative in northwest China, told committee men today "the crisis in Sinkiang appears to be past" although rebel elements have an army of six regiments and control three of the ten districts in the province.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-12
Aid To Europe Will Develop Many Shortages In U. s.

WASHINGTON, (P) - The ad- ministration'S plans to help Flu rope may reach down into the daily life of the American people.
 If approved by Congress, the help-Europe program may require some controls over business-con- trols this country otherwise might get along without.
 The government almost certain ly will have to keep a rein on the kinds and amounts of things which are exported. Some restrictions-either voluntary or government-impos may be necessary on the use of flour and wheat products.
 One difficulty is that things which Europe needs most are not always plentiful in this country. Whatever is sent aboard will mean that much less for the American people.
 Take steel. Europe needs a lot of it. But the American people are not now getting as many automo- piles as they want, partly because steel supplies are tight"
 The picture of the strain that will be put on this country is in complete but it is taking shape.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-12
Ship Freight Over Haines Cutoff In Half The Time

SEATTLE, (P) - A successful trial run of freight from Seattle to Fairbanks via the Haines Cutoff highway, in the fast time of five days, was reported yesterday by an official of the Alaska Trans portation company.
 Traffic manager E. w. Hundley said he was informed that the food shipment of 80 measurement tons" reached Fairbanks in less than half the time by the usual shipping route. It left here last Thursday and arrived on Tues- day
 The cargo, consigned to the army at Fairbanks, moved to Haines on the freighter Grommet Reefer and was carried from there in refrigerated trucks to Fair banks over the highway, which joins the Alaska highway in Ca nadian territory.
 The freighter's run to Haines took four days. The cargo was then unloaded from the ship onto trucks at the dock, and they start ed out immediately.
 The trial cargo was half perish able vegetables and half frozen meat, Hundley said. The run was undertaken jointly by the ship ping firm and the auto freight line, with cooperation of United States and Canadian military au- thorities.
 Hundley said the shipment is expected to be the forerunner of "a steady flow" over the route.
 "The Haines Cutoff is in good shape" he said, and it is hoped it will remain in such condition throughout the winter"
 It is 68O miles from Haines to Fairbanks. The Cutoff covers 160 miles of the distance.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-12
U. s. Prepares For Opening Of U. N.
 General Assembly

NEW YORK, (P) - Indications mounted today that the U. s. dele gation to the United Nations, oper- ating under the personal direction of Secretary of State George C. Marshall, hoped to move into a commanding spot in the early days of the general assembly opening here Tuesday.
 The entire delegation was sum moned this morning to start map ping strategy and Marshall him self was due to arrive tonight to join the conferences. The skull" drills will continue tomorrow and Monday.
 It also was learned that Mar shall will be the second among the 55 chief delegates to speak in the assembly's general debate. He will follow Mexico to lay down basic U. s. policy next Wednesday.
 The firmness of the American line and how far Marshall was prepared to go in taking the lead remained to be seen, but the U. S.. possession plans far outstripped the l946 setup.
 Last fall secretary of state James F. Byrnes-pre-occupied with the foreign ministers coun- cil sessions running simultaneous ly in New York-appeared only once in assembly debate. He left Senators Arthur H. Vandenburg R.-MichD and Tom Connally O. TexJ and permanent delegate Warren R. Austin to carry on in the U. N.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-12
Egyptians Riot At Constant Presence Of British Troops

CAIRO, (P) )- Egyptian crowds tried to set fire to the British con- sulate and destroyed the statue of Ferdinand de Lesseps, the French engineer who built the Suez canal, in violent demonstrations yester- day against the United Nations se- curity councils failure to order British troops out of Egypt.
 The demonstrations occurred at Port Said, in the British occupied canal zone, and at the coastal city of Alexandria. Cairo, for the most part, was quiet.
 The d e m O n S rators began marching through Post Said soon after news of the security councils failure to reach a decision in the British-Egyptian case became known, shouting Down with the security council; down with Bri- tain; long live Egypt and the Su- dan; long live Russia, Poland and Syria"
 Egyptian police prevented the Port Said crowd from firing the British consulate there, after which the demonstrators proceed ed to a British camp on Kitchener street, but Egyptian police sur rounded the area and prevented a possible clash there.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-12
COMMITTEES NAMED FOR TUBERCULOSIS X-RAY CLINIC

The importance of the free K ray to each and every citizen of the community was stressed last evening by Miss Lois Jund at a meeting called last evening by the general chairman, Mrs. Paul Vaudeville. She pointed out that tuberculosis is very easily arrest ed if it is not too far advanced when discovered and if prompt treatment is given.
 Early diagnosis of the disease means the use of the x-ray. In it's early stages, tuberculosis does not produce symptoms, she stated, and a person having active tuberculo- sis in the early stages is usually not conscious of being ill. Only when the disease has progressed, when the person is unreasonably fatigued, does not feel like eating or has a cough, does he become aware of something and consult his doctor.
 Two good reasons were given for everyone taking part in the survey. First that it was good health insurance and second to discover the disease in it's early stages which means complete re- covery in a short time
 Committees were appointed by chairman Mrs. Paul Vaudeville, to work with the technicianS who are arriving next week.
 Father Anable is assisting the canvassing committee by taking the entire King Island Village.
 The Pioneer Women have vol unteered to be the appointment committee with Ann Walsh as chairman.
 Mrs. Alfred Lomen, Jr., volun- teered for radio publicity, Mrs. Wilfred Boucher for newspaper publicity, Mrs. J. Kehoe as gen.
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