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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT. B. c. g., II yrs, e%xpsr., %
ou scsn Issidsn Desires
xxibsbhRsEEsssoaRaPH ADD RsEEsssoaRaP1H' and sraphotype opera
wishes DSs DSst9n aehns isse re- 4sas
ing experience; part time. Box 36a-p'
7RsTfisr. colored, excellent, four years,
training: Free lance experience. cali
BBoSoRSfREEPEk. BS RE PE Double entry, experienced;
full charge; assume responsibility. Box
bGs4 afavP' ssS8aEEicyr1yEs..-oirl Friday; 10
SADaass sSfa ssess1GsRRsso aHssSRsos ps e1
evening" week ends. trips. Reference.
eLEhiesL WORK Of s.na to be be don. Lone
culating machine experience with Govern
SsRRi SgksRRkikTYpisT nsTp sp eolersd sd desires position
neat nah ,nsshllisens; sxRefrenced sseh in o9ss!h
MISS MISS BRANT. No. 1884. after pm.
!S'oLoRERP GIRL aP 7sss wishes morning part
C0ToRED WOMAN wishes part-time Job
from s to 8 pm. cleaning ONCE or Waitress.
GSeMsS Ge fssE Or for o ssS edSsr synsay or
hour. feM.u day Or week; refs. Tel. no. 1921.
COMPANION, middle-aged lady. with ex-
perience; private home: live in; references.
driver. middle aged, desires position with
eiaets er o.er p warmer Climate; hshsst reference.
eebbRTAINs. hand laundered, stretched.
ironed in my home. All day weekdays.
PIsawxsaEs - esr.tg1 sg,G.ss HI's.;s. csegR Ssn.R
DRESsMAKING, alterations. remod; reas,
sS nsIs na from a. os or
ions: eve gowns : Specially; Ssss4 MIss Mis-
Rkkcufgse RkEc 1fsp isaf hosef Pa 1
s5s s49 Ski
admin. EXP. PRIV. ind ind prefer s;day week
ExFERT s;H; HTYfING done at home. AT. s472.
foaMsh MSssffTsD'if fsEss lasssoc1ArIoN bureau
manager yolnE woman S1s s11psrisnSsd rnis on. 70
ssaH syasb,s feT poson II such
ness; must oner excellent salary. Box
ssslp aasE eoior.d stor neat. college. cashier eisrt
cal. reception. afternoons. no. 49es after
sssis sssi c: .nn5: s.. "a Z: s sR
GIRL, colored. wishes TO- take care OF chil.
dren after school. Call LU. 1928.
GIRL, colored, with permit wants Job AZ
elevator operator or maid In guesthouse.
Day work. Do. 1898 after IL am. Sun-
day.
GIRL, colored, wishes part-time work;
cleaning or maid In dress shop; references.
MI. 3505.
GIRL, colored, high school wants work
after school TR. 6s40.
GIRL, colored. reliable wishes regular
WORK Cali TR 684e.
GIRL, eolored, wishes days work OF any
kind Call EX. 2S75.
GIRL. coiored. exp, desires work. waitress,
fountain girl or chambermaid; day or night.
Call TR. 6527, to g.
GIRL. colored, desires position Of some
kind: experienced in clerical typins, etc
Call CO. 3076.
GIRL. colored. expsr: in various nelds,
30 not cali after 2:30 on Sunday. 12s
HIGH SCHOOL GML desires part-timS,
work after school - mothers helper. eau
Lu. 1889.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

FRENCH-Private instruction and CONVEX
sten practice BY nahK 1855
RUSSIAN taught BY native with American
higher educational BACKGROUND MI. oouu.
Ext. s17, Sunday 10 to /, Monday evening
learn FRENCH-ouick. easy method.
native teacher; private or groups. GO.
Pfi2No LESSONS at home or 1917 Q ST
GREGG & &C. sHSoSRTrHAND. dictation, typing,
sGvanssments sasans ssss 81. mo. ST. $3.50 Takoms.
NATIVE teschsr
In Spanish for advanced students. OK.
14GRIEssMAKING 4GI SCHOOL. beginners and
Men sTouDs sna EXP rbrs sesehf5s Ss afteF PM
associated Estelie ,Lisblips. New York: IS
ssHf p FoR kHN% by N5 sSs oSa Sas in pr.
sons; % good pisao; s. 4 hour; me near r Dupont
aesw 81 Speed
RHXeaEs RTIXxssa PANo ssse' with
sii ners. 1856 st st. y NV. 1875 St. n ".
sfaNisa H nslY ao ss l4sS teacher
tsss ss5sestys e. fifed oRsa sRS has''h spoken.
PIANO LESSONS for. children and adults.
expert. teacher; certificates and references
eoNTRacT %HasEeE sRibSEMernins aitsFnoon
aS AID eVSpns1 Wd 1sss ssaSses centrally located
LEARN SAFE DRIVING; dyai eSntrSl q ssss, Al.
PfaNo fs fSsTsucfioSArslst hstR Fl teacher has
limited time available for advanced serious
piano students. Write Box 20-C, Star. for
appointment for addition.
CALVERT DRIVING SCHOOL-Dual con-
troll cars, Permits secured, D. c" Nd Va.
LEARN GERMAN the quick. easy way.
Native teacher, private or groups. co.
Quick REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
typewriting bookkeeping, calculating ma:
chimes New classes now starting Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1898 r st. Ma; 233s.
RUSSIAN TEACHER gives private lessons,
ST. an hour. Call GIL. 4400, Ext. AT, 7-9.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught Approved BY GoyeEnmsn!
CoLLEGE 1910 q 81 NV. DI 1852
so 1iously IL, Priysss sso lessons Call before IL
eHHhsE GfaBsERT 4 ART ispo SCHOOL for children and
Studio, 1908 N st. NV, RE. 1892. --17
SPANISH, taught by native teacher:
limited to 8. For appointment, WI. 3S3o.
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HElP DoMEsTIc tcoss.l

NURSEMAiD, experienced, care Of 2-yr.-old
child and apertment: WORKING coupie; D.
REsPoSsIBIE HEsPsosSshsIBIE WOMEN. s.f,.w.. for work
Ing mother, 2 school children for months.
a aooa upps private and 0se every oshe
sunday OF, write BOX eI &c, STAR giving
telephone number and address, ~.
mdN adssa sscrsS sSod fsshns ssaTs WI W. saT ys
WOMAN. experienced, neat and reliabss;
ssgs sunss1 ssnne sfter yery sas
shM' he .tlf fesS tsaeh me insxDerienssd % personsi i
WOMAN to cook, and do family Laundry.
no. no. shirts, s.t,.. no sheets must be capable
Pleyed; stay ntshts; s1so per month
~ WoMAAo. MiiAAo' settled. plain eookins rhw, .
e Z. no thursday sd pa or Sunday SSs WORK: refs
nearby Va. Call after 4. Owens 509Q.
WOMAN, white or colored. g.h.w.. like
refs and heslth al : CARD I TRn TR, 5o5s' asusn ia
WOMAN, settled, colored, cooking and 1st
floSr ho;a ghH live 1 u upstairs room; ether
WOMAN. experienced; general housework.
Vsns ss hr 3eef Box 5E star
II ss has : y "! zs !.
day Sun. and through weekdays after 6
WANTED. white, good cook and house,
salary; Box lSz,S. sts5; ..-l2
and light laundry. must be fond of chill
drsn, 5k-day week; salary. $50; nearby
AAnrlGiagto@1; AnGIg @ GL: 2819. la
seted eeupe T i've t1Ge IN must a1sssSS Ss soSer ho1
ss5 WEEKLY, live in, responsible white
enjoys housekeeping, cook. g.h.w. 1st floor,
no laundry; references. Ordway 1902. IL
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HELP WOMEN.

A1LINGT0N HOSPITAL needs kitchen
hslpsrs. white. Apply in person to MISS
RESIDENT ELEMENTARY TEACHER or
nurse for school Of long standing. Good
e no dEs Ess se to cnas s vsiss sso s
RsocRs Rso g {, friends Ns No canvsssing invest
FRO FKocKs, DEBT. 4s525. Cincinnati. Ohio .
women as demonstrators; $50 per wk. and and
aDvRRffsfNG P asENex osrs eseeptona
opportunities Immediately to seasoned az
yertising men and women who can qualify l,g
massTine SacPground srs these are moi not jobs
fS vssrs on
anssorss1n eounts permanent p positions 5dsy week
aoss aes sas y
counts count only. sIi14lsa: LEWIS EDWIN Si ryan: fSe
Jackson pl. NV. Washington 8, D. c.
opT Gsr work das
white. middle-aged, live in, room, bath,
board and $40 per month in family, no
cooking: must have reference. Box 58-Y'
EARN EXTRA DOLLARS FAST - SHOW
Americas loyeliest everyday greetings;
"An Occasion assortment sells on sight;
many other big-vaIue money makers, soc
samples on approval PROCESS corr,
Troy at 21st, Dept. sol, Chicago. Ill.
A DRESS YOURS with every 3 you order
for yourself and family; amazing new
Ban Des syeIyte6s Paa5s t5fs oso
EARN MONEY QUICKLY, easily, pleasantly
showing greeting cards, stationery, wrap-
pings; no experience needed; UP to 1909
profit; send today for everyday assortment
folder. THOMAS TERRY STUDIOS. SO
Union ave-, Westfield, Mass.
WE PAY YOU S25 for selling so boxes
Of beautiful all-occasion cards; each box
sells for 81; your profit SOC, Write for
FgE GARD CAR CO., IA. White Plains, n. Z.
80, accustomed to earning $4,000 yearlya
Educational sales work which is not rou-
bonuses: trans. JANE BuRNHAM, 557
SELL sisi DREssEs from New York-Fifth ave.
New York firm desires women to sell new
.yogue;,n, .'Mademoiselle"' good sommiis,;;
MANNER. 3I5 Fifth ave, New York.
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SITUATIONS MEN end WoMEN.

VETERAN, colored, desires lob Of any, KIND
to sit with child from Q to 9 pm. Lu.
COouPLE. English. IS. healthy, clean.
position OF trust. III 1897, 14.
INTELLIGENT COUPLE, white. settled.
cook, butler -houseman; no laundry, driving
or outside work; $500 per mo-, comfortable
quarters. Box lie, Star.
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SAL
SAIESIANY, iep
HELp DOMESTIC.

SALESLADY, jewelry experience, perma-
nent position, pleasant working conditions
excellent salary. Write full details. Box
2S6-B, Star.
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BOOKKEEPER-sTENO. pleasant worktas
conditions, downtown. b-day wk.; $500
Secretary. preferably South Arlington
resident, Federal or military exp; pleasant
II. KEsSLER, Personnel Services. 603
Washington Bldg. DI. 4442, pI. 1920
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

AERO ENGINEER, s276 tm;I. 5EEssoN-
ANALYST, record systems. 500 a VIZ;
CAPITOL Hill secretary, $500 me-. mo; ed
sS$ |S57sE sIi'1 s1as RS
ARTIST, S4a5 mo. lmale), must have COM
mesa n eSg sxsssn ssR utgEf s a s. syTa nT
ENGINEEER, production control, exp. man.
ufacturing, from raw materials TO mn
Walter II. Kessier. PERSONNEL SERVICES.
SOB Washington Bldg, DI. 4442, DIt 1920.
PUB. RELATIONS SEC, a), start $50
wk.,- interesting. BoYD's, 1888 F. MA.
RESEARCH ENG. $4,000 tmo. electrical
and mechanical, yrs expr; and degree
snslysis. analysis. start W a. ss7s mo. Meehsnlesi
sassErround ssars up
expr. designing coml and private bldg,
PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 q st. NV.
RasEARCH ENG. $4,000 tm.). experi-
msnrs fasnrs sa aas pRsoNsEG fe
4 l3iI =, g st; nv; next TO Church, r.,.rv
tion clerk; hish school srad. TyDisf, aiess. t.
Accountant under 30. S115 mo. up. Ste
daily. See Miss Day. PERSONNEL sERV-
T4tHnfs IGE ia1f WSS.NTAhp2kismsp..ry & Pa 21iks and
secondary; 5000 to 81. 900 college spd
TEACHERS AGENCY. $40 N. Charles st..
Baltimore Md.
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ASSOC. SECRETARY. 5000 CD. small Of.
EMBASSY secretary, start S1a0,
Jr stenographers. start S40-S45. =
Aviation stenog.. 6-day wk., S17B.
See Mr. Bruce (est. 16 yrs.e. welcome,
Openings for IS secretaries daily. unusual
salaries Room 202B, PERSONNEL SERV.
ICE. 1871 q st. NV. Ma. 2116,
SALESMAN, $4,000 yr. tM,). Advertising.
D. c. area. auto required Must have ad-S
yertising expr, good references. Mr.. Byrd
st PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 @ st. Ma.
211s.
PROFESSIONAL (M.).-
Physicist, Ph. .. decree; $4,000.
Zoologist, Phi. D.; $4,000.
Eotanist. Phi. D. degree: 81 ,2QQ.
Chemist, MS. Ph, D.: $4,000.
Mathematician, Ph. D. degree: 81 200.
Several others. Bring written data,
please BoYD's. 1888 z. Ma. 233s.
SAFETY ENGINEER tM.);. ga. 500 to S5.-
600 BoYDS, 1893 =. Ma. 1888.
SEC. LEGAL. $50 wk. tF.,: experienced.
Stenos', patent law EXP; 6-day, $780,.
Cong secretary. S2,400- So 300.
Embassy secretary. SITS mo. q
Need 100 new applicants daily for new
interesting openings. See MISS Lee or MISS
White. Est. 20 yu. 1oyp'A 1888 =,
Evening star., 1947-12-12
Nazi U-Boai Work Linked
To Krupp in Netherlands
BY the Asseeioisd Press

NUREMBERG. Germany, Dec. IL.
The work of a Krupp submarine
designing firm in the Netherlands
during the period In which Germany
was forbidden to rearm saved the
Nazis from two to four years" in
getting their U-boats into mass pro-
duction for aggressive warfare.
Comdr. Frank Springer Of Maiden.
Mass, testified today In the Krupp
war crimes trial.
Comdr. Springer. an Annapolis
graduate now attached to the Naval
Advisers ONCE as a ship construction
expert, said the service Of the
Krupp-sponsored Ingenierkantoor
voor Schepsbouw GVS) to the Ger
man Navy was Invaluable"
The American prosecution Is at
tempting to prove that Krupp was
preparing for aggressive war In the
1920s and early sos by various SUBJ
terfuges, such as canoufaged Ger
man firms abroad, in violation Of the
Versailles treaty.
Evening star., 1947-12-12

brought to the floor. although Mr.
Monroney commented that he
thinks it is a terribly weak bill that
will in no way have any effect or
skyrocketing prices" Their obvious
intention was to attempt to put more
drastic provisions in it.
On the Senatefside of the Capitol
1t seemed plain the Wolcott bill will
not get the same fast action 1t re-
ceived in the House committee.
Before leaving town until next
Tuesday, Chairman Tobey told q
reporter he is opposed to any plar
for having the Senate Banking
Committee pass on the entire anti
imitation program charted by the
Republican leadership for special
session action.
In addition to its provision fol
voluntary business and agriculture
agreements, the COP program calls
for one-year extensions of the Presi-
dents export and rail transportation
controls. plus an increase from 25
to 40 per cent in the gold reserves
behind currency issued by Fedora.
Reserve banks.
Senator Tobey said the omnibus
bill should be split between the
Banking and Judiciary Committees
Evening star., 1947-12-12
Arab Army Held Capable
OF Defeating Zionists

CAIRO, Egypt, Dec. II LP).-
Ahmad Sharabati, Syrias National
Defense Minister, told a news con-
ference today that the Arab ''peo-
pies army is more than capable of
defeating the Zionists" in the fight
for Palestine.
The coming battle, he said. will
require three things: Courage, lead
ership and weapons.
Arabs are courageous, Sharabati
declared, because they are fighting
for their rights" They are rich in
regional leadership" he added, and
we will surprise the world that
we have prepared equality in
weapons"
Arabs are going into a blood
bath to cleanse themselves" he
continued, with all of Palestine as
the battlefield. The Arab fight
against the United Nations deci-
sion to partition the Hold Land,
Sharabati declared, is a peoples
movement, but the kings and the
presidents and the other leaders of
the Arab countries are taking it
under their patronage, leaving no
place for any doubt of success"
The Arab League conference now
being held here to consider Arab
reaction to the partition decision
was in recess today because Of the
MoSlem Sabbath.
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British Get No Wheat
Under Russian Pact
BY the Associotsd Press

LONDON, Dec. 12.-Hopes that q
proposed trade agreement with
Soviet Russia might mean the end
of bread rationing in England were
dashed today by an authoritative
source, who said Britain would get
no wheat under the pact.
This informant declared that
Britain would receive more than
SOC, 900 tons of oats, corn and barley
under the short-term agreement, but
had not asked for wheat. This,
he said, would be discussed in talks
scheduled for next May on q pro-
jected long-term trade treaty.
The coarse grains which will be
received from Russia will be used
for poultry and livestock feed, the
source said. First shipments are ex-
pected in February.
Agreement in principle on the
terms of the short-term pact was
announced in the House of Com
mons yesterday by j. Harold Wilson,
president of the Board Of Trade,
after his return from Moscow. The
British press said last night the
pact might mean the end Of bread
rationing.
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Britain May Give Up
Mandate Prior 10
May IS, Bevin Says
BY the Assoeioisd Press

LONDON, Dec. 12.-Foreign Sec
retary Bevin said today that Britain
will surrender her Palestine man
date even before May Is If possible.
Mr.. Bevin indorsed an appeal by
his predecessor, Conservative An
thony Eden, to Jews and Arabs to
end the bloodshed brought on in the
Holy Land by the United Nations
decision to partition Palestine.
That appeal which indorse will,
I believe, be paid great regard to in
Palestine and the neighboring coun-
tries" Mr.. Bevin said May ex-
press the hope that 1t will be paid
the same regard to in Great Britain,
New York and outside, and not
exacerbated and thus make more
difficult the task that is to be seen
through"
May Is Is Deadline.
Concluding a two-day Commons
debate on Palestine, Mr.. Bevin also
said Britain has made it clear that
May IS is the latest date" on which
it intends to surrender her Holy
Land mandate.
If negotiations with the United
Nations move more quickly than
we think now, and We can fix an
earlier date, we shall do So" Mr..
Bevin added.
hofnro A11o1ISf I
If possible, he said.
Expressing hope that common
sense will prevail" Mr. Bevin said
Britain would consider Jewish en-
couragement of illegal immigration
to be a provocative act. He said
weapons will be withdrawn with
British forces: I'VE shall not leave
any dangerous toys"
He reiterated that British troops
will not help enforce partition.
Force Declared u. N. Job.
"It is for the U. N. o. to find the
force, but I cannot use British
organized force; neither can be a
party at the present moment to put
British force under any other
command" Mr. Bevin declared.
The Foreign Secretary said Britain
was under no obligation to change
the present Jewish immigration
quota for Palestine, now 1900 a
month.
Here I want to appeal to the
Jews" Mr.. Bevin said. IF any at
tempt is made to bring in numbers
of immigrants in spite of our con-
troll and so cause trouble, in my
view that would be another and
most important contribution to un-
rest
"I say to the Jews advisedly that
they should leave it Gmmigration)
alone until the new state is set up
While the debate was in progress
police dispersed a group of Arab
students who shouted antipartition
slogans near the London Offices OF
the United Nations and the Jewish
Agency.
Evening star., 1947-12-12

in grains. The Treasury would pro-
tect the corporation from loss on
these surpluses. which it buys to
support farm prices.
Bar any aid to a country which
falls under Communist domination
and make certain that no Commu-
mist groups would participate in dis
tribution of the aid.
Authorize a joint congressional
committee to observe and advise on
the carrying out of the program.
Many other amendments either
were voted down in the House or
blocked on points of order.
The stopgap bill is designed to
tide France, Italy and Austria over
the winter and check the spread OF
communism in Western Europe,
while Congress is considering the
long grange Marshall plan for the
economic recovery of Is nations.
Evening star., 1947-12-12
Palestine
Continued From First Page.)

four or five explosions, followed by
gunfire and flares, beat the dawn to
the tense Ramle- -Hehovot-Jaff tri-
angle.
In Ramle, an Arab watchman
was killed and a second wounded by
Jewish bombs which wrecked a bus
company and an adjoining garage.
Gunfire wounded a police railway
guard at GAIA, in the south.
Police said four Jewish youths
threw the grenades in Princess
Mary avenue, wrecking the Offices
of two Arab transport companies,
one cafe and gunsmith shop. A
police van on the Jerusalem-Beth
lehem road was raked by Arab guns.
Sporadic Fire Continues.
Sporadic rifle fire continued
around the besieged Jewish section
in Jerusalem's old city.
Police armed with automatic
weapons were ordered on 100 per
cent standby basis IN anticipation
of a possible upsurge of Arab fury
at the end of today-s Moslem reli-
gious services. Police reports said
several temporary Arab policemen
on duty at isolated posts had "ab-
seconded" with arms and ammuni-
ton.
Jewish war department workers at
army camps in the GAIA district on
the south coast stayed away from
their jobs, the Jewish press said,
complaining of lack of security -
A Jaffa report said Mayor Yussef
Heikal flew to Cairo to confer with
Arab League leaders concerning a
possible truce In the bloody fighting
on the border between all-Jewish
Tel Aviv and Arab Jaffa. That strife
already has cost half a hundred lives
and has resulted in the burning of
hundreds of homes.
Yesterday was the bloodiest day
yet in Palestine. The days fighting
in all sections of the land, resulted
in Al deaths.
Evening star., 1947-12-12
2,750-Y Year Old Synagogue
Reported Fired in AIeppo
BY the Assosioisd Press

DAMASCUS, Syria, Dec. IA
The Aleppo newspaper Attadaddonl
reports that mobs in a recent orgy
of destruction put the torch to q
2,750-year-old synagogue in the
Jewish quarter Of Aleppo, running
a library which included priceless
ancient bible. 49,.
Mobs set fire to more than 15C
houses, so shops, 10 synagogues. an
orphanage, a youth club and a
restaurant in the Jewish COM
munity, the account said.
1t quoted Aleppo's governor, Emi1
Mustapha Shehabi, as telling the
Home Ministry in report that the
bible was one Of the rarest relics
of Holy Land antiquity.
NEW YORK, Dec. IL (R.-Dr.
Alexander Marx of the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary said today the an
cient Bible destroyed in Aleppo,
Syria, by q rioting mob was prob
ably the most valuable text Of COM
plete Hebrew Bible which had been
preserved"
DR.. Marx said the text had been
completed about the 10th century by
the Ben Asher family.
Evening star., 1947-12-12
Foreign Aid
Continued From First Page.)

vailing market prices in the areas
where il buys commodities for for
eign aid in this country. To ease
shortages here. Is per cent Of the
supplies could be bought in other
countries at a 10 per cent higher
price.
Direct the President to make reg.
ulations governing the aid program
for the purpose of minimizing the
strain on supplies and prices o.
home.
Makes Supplies Available.
Order the Commodity Credit Corp
to make available for foreign aie
such surpluses as potatoes, driee
eggs and fruits, to ease the shortage
Evening star., 1947-12-12
ItoIy
Continued From First Page.)

called because a precise order wa
given by the Communists" as part
of a preconceived international plar
to impede Italy's return to normal
Such a plan, it said, sis developing
in Italy as in France, Spain and
elsewhere"
The Chamber of Labor, which Or
dered the work stoppage ostensibly
to enforce demands for winter I'm
employment relief, announced late
last night it had received informa-
ton that "neo-Fascist" groups would
attempt to break the strike today.
The chamber said it would not
"be responsible for the conse-
quences."
Evening star., 1947-12-12

Cotton fibers are about 91.3 pei
cent water.
Evening star., 1947-12-12

Handsomely tailored sweaters
that bear the famous "Travelo"
label of quality. Choose his
sweater in navy blue, brown,
heather or oxford frey. Sizes 3
to R.
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Scout Chairman Named

LURAY, Va, Dec. IL (SpeciaD -
The Two Rivers District of Boy
Scouts has named Supt E. D. Free
land of the Shenandoah National
Park as chairman and Robert Wall
of Luray vice chairman.
Evening star., 1947-12-12

crat, of Oklahoma then withdrew
his vote, and Representative Hays,
Democrat, of Arkansas moved to re-
consider. Mr.. Monroney and Mr.
Hays said they want the measure
Evening star., 1947-12-12
Lahore Students Parade
Before American Embassy

KARACHI, Pakistan, Dec. IL [P).
Thousands of Moslem students
paraded before the United States
Consulate in Lahore, the Punjab,
yesterday, shouting anti-American
slogans and protesting the United
Nations decision to partition Pales-
tine.
Speakers called on all Moslems to
unite to defeat British-American-
Russian plans with regard to the
Holy Land. The consulate assured
the demonstrators the protests
would be forwarded to the United
States Government.
Evening star., 1947-12-12

The seven nations in the Arab
League have an area nearly $50 times
the size of Palestine.
Evening star., 1947-12-12

Culture pearls were produced in
China as far back as the 14th CEN
Nlry.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-28

Copyrl II, l947. United States G,ewers Foundation
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-28
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the
Ninth Judicial District of the
State of Montana, in and for the
County of Glacier.
Paul Home Gun, Jr., Plaintiff,
Versus
Mollie Home Gun, Defendant.
The State of Montana to the
Above Named Defendant. Greet
ing:
You are hereby summoned to
answer the complaint in this &C.
ton which is filed in the office of
the Clerk of this Court, a copy
of which is hereby served upon
you, and to file your answer and
serve a copy thereof upon the
Plaintiffs attorney within twen-
ty days after the service of this