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Evening star., 1947-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started.
Kept. part time; tax returns prepared.
statements. audits; reasonable. OR. 2O74.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20, 80, 40 GAL
automatic; no cash needed. small monthly
payment; immediate installation. D. A
STANSBURY. Ii 5000.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the share
holders of the Northeast Building Associa-
tin will be held at the offices OF the as
sociation, 2010 Rhode Island ave. ne. at
pm, THURSDAY, July II IL, Is41 4. for li the
ness that may properly be brought before
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted by my
self. MR.. P. ]. FORREST, 1901 n st.
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted for by
myself. JAMES o. JENKINS, Beltsville,
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted for by
myself. FRANCIS D. RICCI, 1913 N.
Taft SI ST. ATingtonn; va va v.vrpn sS.,. l9
sash prices n1 S4o Free e, appraisal ARTHUR
experience in design estimating and speci-
tication writing available on part-time
GAS GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-water
heating plants; no cash needed. small
monthly payment; immediate installation.
rAx76N 4 STANsRTRY n}EsYNts II sMHS age Rookkeen
ers by hour, day or week. Save money by
having good records for tax purposes. Call
Adams 1855. g.
Evening star., 1947-07-08
HELP DOMESTIC.

ton; i've in: care q 2 sirls; assd sh and q
WITH h0e; eiildren srs and have reiersnces from
perm. positions Of same type; II these aual.
ifcations are not met, please do not apply;
COOK COOK. Whit White; refs. M required. BOX a. M.
Cook. good and light houseworker; live
in: in family; S25 week. Emerson o637.
cooK-HoUsEKEEPER texp.. whitel for
family Of 2: BLUE Ridge Mts. (nesr Char;
Ies e xneT and ss
s Ssss to ss nc # 'sf
CIV. eGlored, soea plain 81. cook; fond Q,
fS6 Re Ssfh e. sd1a plain
cook. for small family: light Laundry: 51a
sazs e. sqn must Ss
soo .a nth .s CHILDREN y. refs sryss aas
HSHsfRhRfah. ESSR sfd Rfih M heslths; car. of boy
girl, 2; 5-day week. about weeks. ,oW.
HoUsEKEEPER, white, middle aged, to
live in private home, Northwest section;
s%H e AD Ss SSss ssE ass5d,nD,R1.n
s5esa sso ss n1ns aSs
home for family Of 3: laundry done On
premises with Bendlx: salary, S12O month,
and maintenance. Call FA. 111S' m.
TO 8 pm. 10
HOUSEKEEPER (white). over 35: hye in
upstairs room. Cooking. g.h w., light laun-
LADY, elderly. European. room. board
Maryland farm for light housework.
adults: some pay; references. Box 42o-A
MAID for s.hw.. to live in; upstairs room
must hayye city refs; s22 week. Can
MAID. g.h.w. and plain cook; must be
neat and reliable; city refs: stay one eye
ming; $21 1919 Kansas h ave- GE. ,s;,i; sgST;
laundry, take care Of school.age chill,
drsn; references rsauirsd EN- .sns slSS-l2 =
Of 4-yr'-old child; morn. wk., Mon.
Tues, Thurs. FIi.. 3 to /; p. c. ref. and
health card; SO ia; SISS; ss,. ,or.hv.
must Be fond Of children and have recent
references; I've In or stay 2 nights; S2o
wk. WO. 1855. ="
Evening star., 1947-07-08
10 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
AY,
Mayhem Is Charged
As Women Loses Eve

Accused in court Of having caused
. woman the loss of an eye as the
result of an alleged kicking, Albert
Huston Taylor, 81, of the 300 block
Of L street NV, today awaited
Grand Jury action under $1,000
bond. He was charged with mayhem
In a hearing before Judge Thomas
D. Quinn in Municipal Court, Mrs.
Mary Lee Burrow, 80, of Falls
Church, Va, said she was kicked in
the face during drinking party
in Taylor's home June /.
Mrs, Burrow said she was in
formed at a hospital the eye would
have to be, removed to save the
sight~of the other. The operation,
she said, was performed the fol-
lowing day.
Evening star., 1947-07-08
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Classified Advertising may
be placed over the telephone
MONDAY through FRIDAY
from 8 am. to 9 pm.
SATURDAY from 8. am.
to 2 pm.
SUNDAY from II a IN. to 9 pm.
\
For those wishing to trans
act business in person the first
floor Business Counter is open
MONDAY through SATURDAY
from 8 am. to II pm.
SUNDAY from 8 am. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1947-07-08
HELP MEN and WoMEh

COUPLE, white, for nearby farm wife for
house and husband for garden: in fam
lily; experienced HO. 3947.
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION. II YOU sins
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
ebarFe Give yoise efiou sna pSons n;mbsT
Box 369-K, Star
MAN AND WIFE for small farm: wife tc
keep house. husband to do general farm
work; references. Phone WA 9436. IS
TABULATING-TYP wide car.
riage: expert on statistical engineering-
accounting; multi-copy text and tabulat-
acc,,rs s rsRof1 & S9rk nnln 9niy Hiiy experieneea
Evening star., 1947-07-08
SITUATIONS WoMEh.

BARY SITTERS (2), adults, reliable. always
ssvaaSs g. Aei Call sa 4R BE- 7iss 49, essTesn fS ea en
DE. sl47 any time after 8. References
SoMPaNioN q siPasht6 to elderly lady; capable Of
DT. 47O4. Ext. S14. 81
COMPANION LADY. refined. nursing ex-
srss DsTsnie e sy aeres Pa1s Sp 4Ss
yegk BY day or wf. MARTHA r. WITCH,
1882 N. Fillmore ST. Arl. Va. GIL. 7Sl2.
tiens; eve. gowns a specially. reas. MISS
sEE TSHs Aa AR aas
GIRL. white, baby sitter. experienced. ia.
Girl. eolored; wants 70 take care child at
GIRL. colored. wants work. days week.
Net less than SIS plus carfare. Call Du.
GIL oole5sd asss sssre' days work; SIS and
SIhI, colored. wishes Job of any kind. DE.
s, Is BABY Sitter or cleaning doctors of,ses:
SaIsin.Id SIhs h5sh pf sehsg| sgs7 would like
GIRL. white, with yrs; ONCE exper filing;
job recurring responsibility and contact
with public pref; what I haven't done I
can learn to do; $50 wk. Ph. oW. 1857.
GRADUATE TRAINING two years Chicago
School Of Social Service Administration;
II gt.E m WoMAs snd sana1k ShEkk css t1
IEGa Fl gsTt sTTNoGHapgaTR ss GH gsaR desires position
a. Sd.ms ssns7si s7ss. se'retarial work. Pe9ne Pe9
NURSE, practical. graduate, colored. wants
s}araR W. e a9S HS 7asa; kaad; can live in MISS
Pk4nvATTEi Ti TGToR. college graduate, expert
eng eneed e teachs5; s5o elementary grades preferred
GEf1Nfb Sci MH SaSg TaSSgNG WOMAN wishes position
as rsceptionist with wsll-established firm;
kEssTEFED RGRsE d. destes e6 posos
M9s4aS@skx S4ffi Isfles Sa s7ss NV sss',sn'
nsslaes msking yarn garmentss m sAoS Nj o0 sio5. "
sTENoGRAPHER with good KNOWLEDGE Of
aerth 5sctson iesas s oSford ss
TYP1NG DONE AT HOME. accurate and
pT9mgS po R, ssryiee srys by an experienced typist
I TYPisT SesiTss work. owns typewriter
fYp1sT1Expsrt ri STE pert wants temporary or reg.
stitute in ofiices. AID. 22S0.
TYPIsT. coIored, expert n5so work in ofice. OF
WOMAN, ' colored. married. desires work
sensTs nSas nstws.r CLERK (cssge sss tnsnins ca
GERMAN WIFE, young. wants position
would like waitress work. salssgirl or TAX
Ing fWeeG care o. m Ghila1en and Ga1 as' l%4S Pc
WOMAN, colored. experienced cook. stay
some nights: references. Write to M. e.
JACKSON, 143O w st. NV. Apt. g..
WOMAN. colored. wants work cleaning full
time Or part time. in ne. or Sc. section.
WOMAN, colored. wants restaurant work.
night or day. AT. 1922.
WOMAN, white. would like permanent
position in hotel, willing to work and learn
the business. Adams 947s.
YOUNG LADY, former Interpreter. fluent
German, tipping. dictation. Here or over
YOUNG WOMAN with 26 semester hrs. Of
college physics and ofice and lab. expert
ence wishes position in private concern
RE 1858, Br 5l4 1Os
Evening star., 1947-07-08
SAlESkAEA

BUSINESS CHANCE statesmen for active
business broker; must have car; good op-
postunns5y. DW nx sIsi Sc MIR. s1MoNs' 1923 M st.
START "A 4 RAsW1IE1GH BUSINESS; real op-
now 1t 19r
sALEsMANS Security salesman wanted to
| sell small expansion issue for national
Evsnns Star, Box eo ssS1Rl sSsHn' stsr. A0ars's
sALEsMAN cgloTed can use 10 at once
s sSs ss s;s %ss ss IN a; ;es ss
saLEsES s2L ssSS say " only; needed a. once must
lected sales force; fast-moving auto. spe-
cialty to dealers: commissions on re-or-
tores opsned: ma ds'e Bat and %est St.
perienced pref: but not nee. Required;
tory n' WITH rich Gesurns: NO noui phone calls
ARPz Fta AuTo fs5 tG kRaf me- e saEa
81 ofFsEr R;E: PRINTING SALESMAN; onset nmtis and
asuPaeTuREEs hE s2a prefer
s sStstandns ss hesssSoIa and e % sasonoti7s .s; 9;
ested only in highly rated individuals o.
ability to, handle large volume sales on
iiuis vii interview ioeally. ~ Give fuI details
LIFE Rfsi Is'5fl e1 liberal ssal eommisslons
Ice ns' Of Weekly premiums, M mo monthly and
regular ordinary life insurance. Ma. $3.50
sSs e es:s use :, sssssa :::
experience and car necessary; leads fur
n,saed; IS earnings over s!oo Per week sal,
with secure future for the right man.
ESE IntfESeE call MaazsSE RE sSI4
ns @ 1sa Service Sssk sas's sss &c ssss
ISM Si:s IN sd ealing on
turer: salary, expenses and car furnished;
ony mem Wth % saes
Rsrlenssss ga1 ssM need M apply; prefer man under s6
sHHEsMEN, 1 Interested in permanent posi-
ton. We train YOU to earn S75 Or more
per weke. Apply Room 526, Evening Star
sALEsMAN-Drawlng against commission;
nSf mems wear wear store. MILLS Ills co. % StGV V ana
sxLEsMAN ~. with car, preferable resi-
~ Hi balance this y year; sti.lxht w commits
SECURITY SALESMAN, with active cllen-
teie: liberal commission l and drawing .,ac &C
Mr. sal o Or ass MR BRow RS r. sS
SELL TIRE x, sensational new auto &C.
cessory; initiates tires instantly, puts out
fires; no motorist should be without: sells
s 81 sfns SS so so g5 ds IL
AUSTIN. Rm. Ia, 1916 Eye st. NV. IS
OPENING FOR MAN qualified to earn UP
to $4,000. Position leads to sale super
tial. home heating experience helpful: good GOD
dealer for world-famous Chrysler Airtemp
automatic gas, oil and coal heating equip:
ment. Newest, most modern air-conditioned
showrooms in WASHINGTON. Lead-ptoduc.
as
heating campaigns. Complete stan OF
utation locally for three generations in
beating business Phens NJ seltne fSr
LIQUOR SALESMAN for one Of the leading
downtown liquor stores. Must be. agrees
sive. good education. exper. in beverage
industry pref but not essential. An ex-
cellent opportunity. Box 472-s. Star;
SALES REPRESENTATIVE for appoint
nent, selling with one Of the most pro-
gressive real estate organizations in Wash
r We ssys sa.e sns
than we can handle, coming in daily. Our
newest saleslady made two sales within
the first two weeks licensed. netting her
over $500. So If you are really interested
es 81 ths ney n0a @ ss
answered our ad today. MR.. sNID2oW,
Evening star., 1947-07-08
HELP MEN.

A MAN wanted to service supermarkets for
national food manufacturer. Phone D1,
ssS AecousSTfNG + Il FRN@srRuc1oR R@ for private
school Of fine reputation IN e WeSt Dnr yire
eias eurrieuium: Rie BY B. c. S. degree or or better.
Writs, stating age. experience and sal
sgx hFy s5Refsed 5sR Star Your reply confidential 81
AGENT to manage established insurance
route in and near Laurel Md; we sell
apsy Hhs LIFE Il T0If e
1913 st; Paul pl. Baltimore =, Md, Sara
AIELiNES NEED YOUNG NE MEN; See snad ID
ARTIST ARTIST. TOP FAsH1oN-one of the lead
ing high fashion stores In America and
one of the Nations top;rating adyer.
on all purchases, air-conditioned offices;
eaNs asos ss Send S Complete
art aii director: SILK. BAER & FULLER.
SssfEsTANfN Ss ESTliN M8NAGERs, white for large
restaurant organization; a live wire, inter
sSse 9 6u not asss ash SsP0f Box sd
zSFs HfEsa sEHy1sE yH145s sEAr1Gs 12ss sss 3
hTTo afrE fGso BopY 9T and fender repair man. ex-
peef Hppg nnd st ssead g. pys f n f3s
agSS zGTo sIsSSs sSpr y s.. rEspEk MEN 5ss
4s-hour week; time and -one half over "A;
rate to q 20 per eAR RT Inquire INC 81 an
stsss hGTo nsssbTsit sobTMANHere is the best deal
In HEa Ms you rhe e ws
charge Of our body shop; 5-day wssk' ,ax ex-
podse and plynoush out @ direct rec acsory dealer
auTo shR SfchaSc af Ms GNh rst St 81 sSas must
ssnd9E on nd eSes and Il ability oD 4sa here
locations offer work closer home paid va
sii0 es a@ t. pm 'Ga caL
aUre s1a NJ SMsiEac;HHAN1cs- a;HHAN1cs Cadillac me
good mechanic can soon develop into q
good Gadillas meshsnic shs sr at the CAPITOL
IoS cU has msde st. opennss o
good mechanics. Come in and talk to
NJ BrSTG snNa to Vol
eentase cent sc basis. plus bonus: plenty Of work;
rssaoe a5e sb
Includes me- d life life. hospitaiization and SICK ben
efts free. finest equipped shop in Metro %
slas e8s5sF ss5 s. Ne
AUrS b be thgEesShy
working conditions in one Of Washinstons
top spot. See Mr.. Gray. CAPITAL Ga
RAGE, 1920 New York ave. NV, D1.
afro SGSH MECHANICS 1s,, first class; 3.s new
ALExANDRA NASH CORP. Montgomery
I6 nd st. AAIua AssR sf mase g. Va shoroushy
cond. See Mr. Toison. KEARNEY oLDs-
NOZZLE G3 Neg YoT5 tWa aye
Aao eraee salary to Setter than average me.
chanics; no cut rate. fiat rate, or part
shortage; no guessing. at PAYDAY with
spurrier Motors, Inc, Arlington,S PACKARD an
resent lighting throughout. with under.
the latest known to the automotive in
no one mas
TORS, 1911 Wilson blvd. 3 blks: south OF
Key Bridge. See Mr.. Ward. GIL. 4110.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS and service
station attendants wanted at once. ASK for
Mt. Nails, MALLS GARAGE, phone Fails
Church 2100 or 2101. -lO
AUTOMOBILE business managemsnt M rep rep
mobile manufacturer This man should be
in his early 40s: must have accounting
and actual field experience and be free 70
travel; territory covers the Southeast sec
Sion Of the Atlantic seaboard from wash
ngton, b. c. to Miami. Fla; liberal salary,
living and car expenses, when you are IN
car car win Be furnished you BY TIE com
sse and fuil description Of yourself; All
replies confidential. Apply Box 225, NJ
Star. IL
Evening star., 1947-07-08
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

QUICK REVIEW COURSE IN shorthand.
typewriting bookkeeping. calculating ma:
ssns II Soyp Ssc ssSI.s 1885 NA ssss
SPECIAL SUMMER courses in shorthand.
larry building; s weeks; civil service dicts;
teday' hsx pont1h now. BoYDs.' 1883 F. NA. s$ss:
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
IL sheGs smS afsIss sHSE aseESyfs 5ss
PRacfa1 fIas 4 NURsc aS tSG Ss denans SA SsCo high
this aas fSascinatIns Profession in a tsS shCIt
or eRs aaan Ases II II sb to 55 HIGH school
Sesss WE @ Ss .sSoo saSn
81 as7l pRAcfcAL q fHsAL NuRsiNd ARHH Victor BIDS
M6pfRR Mst5 s 4 TRAINING RAINING in beauty culture, all
aanns augh y sEAY
SfatFq c21tFqE oPHRAioss aIas 81 Nj ESEEpEb@Moa.rn
training in all subjects. day, night and
eassss aosous It sSF 5s: 'ssaSsHsd
fer p 7as pd 81 s,.p isps
f 4rnfPHoN EEii E0r fsx fssas SCI g. sSSs touch
Sy2ff sGRzAG aHf Gt' isif iS'tss st. His a@ Fiss
AIRLINE POsITIONs-Men;. flight radio
operators earn as much as $40O to S450
per month; ground radio operators. earn
to S9oS station u MANAGERS % at $500, We have
calls for radio operators. station agents:
radio maintenance men and others. Age
limit 35. Ex-servicemen should look into
Women to S225-some positions lead in
advancement to S225 per month. Good
starting salaries. Airlines call on US
for reservationists. stewardesses thostessD.
communicationists and PASSENGER agents.
Excellent opportunities for girls with high
school Diplomas; DECIDE now to have one n,
be proud to be in Air Transportation-,to
live, in an exciting. romantic world OF
sonality. appearanes, and intelligence will
training. is under. guidance, OF Advisory
Board Of Representatives Of 18 major air
lines. All of our qualified Airline Division
graduates are offered positions through
tion today! Phone DI 640s;- Write, CIV
ing phone number or see MI; Spots at
Munsey Bldg, Washington. D. c.
Evening star., 1947-07-08
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, remodeling. carpentry. plumb
ing, plastering. painting. etc: free esti-
iass1ii aAMlToN &S 1eS1 coNT1RAcTfNd Co. RE- All.
1oad snd ps1iss Rsa'c
BRICK, SIDING, asbestos shingles. paint
BKcR cRd WosR Tsns5s poqehss ST. Steps piers
tanning walls, freplaees. sts For free es,i-'
RsckWdkk si e2saTs 9sg EorkmsSsnp kg mans CHM
ssDlafsi ssRRs
g.! 5se also 20 ;:S.
work; Phone Taylor 57s4; 57s4;,. .a Il. e..
traat NoTk o psn n
e. ssS'':Pf e. mi Sf53b S:s
eEMEST Ell SSg 1aS WSRk r. stone stone walls nassson.
terraces, walks, chimneys, fireplaces; ce-
ment driyegays, porchss, retaining galIs.
Gus Me hSRs eRMEsT WoRk sIy' tootss,
driveways, porches, basement floors, steps;
9ld and ln new work. c. GALEA' AT. 1884 or
FENeEs&wooden FA; eEs0 picket fences. any
SbeI hssat 81 sEeefa oaa e sENcE a. erfs
laying. sanding. finishing. cleaning, par.
fses aIafs sd isfs Wsos
GRNEsAE siR aSs sq HOME p IMPROVEMENTS, attic
to basement; porches, walks general lawn
care. DI. 5591 after 8 pm. Ia ~
HEATING-Oil furnaces and oil burners,
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hoolsup: ex.
pert enginseTing; 3 Yrs y,t to pay. SERVICE
iI1y RiTGHEEs In MSToSDDERN1zED, NODE door to ceiling.
We feature The famous .9n. kisehsn:Meid .s MAJ.
worn linoleum sink tops permanently re-
placed, general improvements. MODERN
PAINTING, PAPERiNG, Kem-Toninz. gen-
s..riS s,.l hOms repairs asa4 by veterans terms
PAINTING, PAPERING, PLAsTERING, floor
refinishing general home improvements;
36 mos. TO pay. Call any time. ia. t294'
waterproofng. roof ,5gs 5ep; White IInERT msshs;;
PAPER PAM M1Ri iHANGiSG AND PAINTING; work
guaranteed: estimates. THE DECORATIVE
sRonpT sRoR FA AsEkRv1cE, R116 r.modelinr redeeoras
sEEs1YE snHs p1co GO, DT. 1927. :,
REMODEL, moderniIe your bone noW
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL. INSTALL
GHTIoN CO: 6h92 Wis ave WI 1900.
ROOFING, SIDING, storm windows, con.
crete porehes: we repair or replace pI any
ments as iox Is s5 gsT no, r,rInr rHg a45s i5es
CONTINUED On Next Pass.)
Evening star., 1947-07-08
MOTOR TRAVEL.

NAVAL OFFICER driving 1947 Buick con-
yertible to San Francisco, July 80 viii
take several passengers. Must have best
THE TRAVELEks 81 kEGisTfE sor car own
ers and guests: share. expenses: refs ex-
changed; cars to all cities: California
daily. 1921 N. T. ave. NV, RE- $3.50. Ia
PRIVATE CAR and driving services avail
able daily or weekly basis, in and out
Of Washington. Call Chestnut 4020 after 5.
WILL DRIVE YOUR CAR to West Coast.
on or about Is July; delivery guaranteed.
Pnx 3q2-R. Star 13s
Evening star., 1947-07-08
SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, janitor, truck driver or
chauffer. Phone AID. 8193.
COUPLE, colored, chauffeur houseman;
wife, cook maid: references. long exper
salary. $3.50; can travel. Box 405-R. Star.
Evening star., 1947-07-08
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
-Four Lines (Minimum)

Flat rate per line 45c
Out-of- Town Rate is charged
on all advertising rs miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in time
for correction before second insertion.
When cancellng classified advertisements
he sure to make note Of the cancellation
number This is important in case your
statement does not show credit for the
cancellation.
If advertisement was prepaid, retain
cash register receipt which bears a serial
number with date. and Identifies your
advertisement.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear On Page AS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
SEPARATE PEACE
 WITH GERMANY IS
 SENAToR'S PLAN
V Vandenberg Advances Proposal on Foreign
 Ministers Deadlock

ANN ARBOP, Mich, Nov. 3.-lR Sen. Vandenberg (R-Mich today advocated a separate peace with Germany if tho Council of foreign Ministers remains de a dlock d through this winter.
 While granting qualified endorse ment of the Marshall Plan, the Senate President pro-tem main tained that "Germany's restoration to autonomy is at the core of Eur cpe's rehabilitation.
 Tt is infinitely preferable for the Council of Foreign Ministers to come to united terms Vanden- bsrg said in an address prepared for delivery at University of Michi- gan convocation marking the cen- tcnnial Of Dutch colonization in Michigan.
 But I am saying that disagree ment-here or elSewhere-cannot be allowed to postpone peace, rehabili- tation and self government forever" ]" he added, Peace must have pri- ority"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
iIughes' Flying Lumberyard
 Makes FIighi; Two Taxi Runs
 Then AirOaii Takes Info Aif

LONG BEACH, Calf, Nov. B. R- Howard Hughes $25000,O00 fly ing lumberyard has tested it's wings, and they work.
 Acting on impulse, the million aire sportsman-film producer-plane- manufacturer took the 100000 pound plywood giant alott yesterday at the end of what he earlier had announced would be a mere taxing test.
 The dark -haired 43year-old Hughes had made two taxi runs over the choppy surface of Los Angeles-Long Beach harbor while a throng of thousands ohed and ahed over the plywood boats inn mensity. Then, on the third run, after it's eight 5000 horsepower en- zines speeded it to about 100 miles an hour, Hughes eased back on the hydraulic controls, and the monster was airborne.
 "The buoyancy felt so good that I decided to take it up," Hughes grinned at an informal press con- ference immediately afterward
 Some thirty of Hughes aides - technicians, engineers and observers were aboard the plane, largest ever made, on it's maiden flight.
 In the co-pilots seat was Dave Grant, Los Angeles, Hughes chief hydraulic engineer. An observer for the Civil Aeronautics Admin istration also was aboard.
 Hughes said he is thorough ly satisfied with the performance of the craft, which flew approxi- mately a mile at maximum height of about 10 feet. Earlier in the day he told news conference that he couldn't be certain that his great craft, 219 feet long and with a wing span of 320 feet, would fly at all.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
OREGON PLANE CRASH INQUIRY
 STARTS NOV. B

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, Nov. 3. -lP-Hearing into the plane crash which killed Gov Earl Shell, two other officials and the pilot will be held here Nov l3 in the American Legion hall.
 Leon D. Cuddepack, Regional CAB official, vii direct the hear ing.
 J T. feeney. Ciyn Aeronautics Administration official, said that on the basis of incomplete prelim- mary information the cause could have ranged from engine to struc- tural defects, wing icing, fuel shor- tage and others. He said he could see no evidence of pilot error.
 He said only a week earlier he had given the pilot, Cliff Hogue an examination to qualify him as an advanced examiner for CAA and had a letter Of congratulation ready for him when the crash oc- cured.
 Feeney made his comment when questioned in connection with ear Her CAA penalties against the pilot for rules infractions. In one, a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
THOMAS N. DONOHOE DIES SUDDENLY ON VISIT TO MOTHER
Was Born in Juneau WeIIknown Attorney
 in Alaska, Seattle

ROSEBURG, Ore, Nov 3.-iR- Thomas Miller Donohoe, A, Alaska and Seattle attorney, d.ed in ho- tel here yesterday while enroute to visit his mother at Atherton Calf. He stepped here to consult physician.
 Born Dec. 6, 1902 at Juneau, AL aska, he was a partner in the De- Long Engineering Construction Company of Seattle and was a member of the Cordova, Alaska, Elks Lodge.
 Survivors include the widow and three sons, Thomas, Robert and Richard of Seattle; his mother, Mrs. Rose Donohoe, and sister, Ruth Donohoe, Atherton.
 The hody will be sent to Red- wood City, Calf, for burial.