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Evening star., 1948-05-11
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; oooks starred, Kept
part time. tax returns prepared state.
sTfS tax 2o Service
for small or laree business, on part,time
basis; gE9%mptr S% r service. Randolph ALL; an.s
srssS fsssf' Tss ''Ss' FAX
sRcHnTEcTHR.I sHe mT Fiji DESIGNER desires work
ali types Of buildings. BOX 334-Y, Star. %.
law. Federal laws regulations, corp. law.
isks u! ea1sT R0st9n cam vbsrs Be- doFs Ss
CHAUFFEUR. white. 81 years old, 20 y5,s: rs
8 +. tsIi: neast; a; nneennddrinker' D, c: I, c,
CoMMERCIAL ARTIST. designer: tech
layout i, and rendering. ali mediums. w. M.
IEEeTkIcAL DkAfTsMtsS gsTs time: neE
sus1nss Bda days o svaa9e sta2 ana
position in florist industry. ;a4s JACK ARAANT'
MsaSNTHSAScf sGS RGsS SSfssk Nan rA ans good
penter. can do anything, drivers permit /;
can stay anywhere; rm.. board considered i
fair salary. Write w. M. LEWIS l4o {
MAN. colored, rehned, work by hr;; house
Cleaning, ali kinds; refs. Call BANKS
MaN M 7slii And WIFE with 4-yssr-old child.
wishes part-time janitor job; reference.
Telephone VI. 0330. IL
NAVY VETERAN. 26 yrs. white. S; de-
gree in chemistry, now attending school.
desires Job for summer months. Box GA,
SALESMAN. % yrs. of age, good appear;
ance, pleasing personality: experienced
merchandising and selling to retail trade,
owns car, desires position with good or
sanitation Box 29-A, Star. IL.
SALES ENGINEER, experienced in securing
Govt electronic contracts; prefer retainer
basis; references. Box 4S5-Y' star or
Or 1857 IL
EXPERIENCED construction superintend-
ent inspector, sales engineer, civil engl.
neering background, desires permanent
connection TIE. 3036 II.
FORMER FOREIGN manufacturers repre-
sentative desires responsible, remunerative
sale managerial position univ educatIonn' Az
Star. II
VETERAN. colored. age 90. desires early
morning work. Call DU. 5066 before 3 p m.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADDRESS ENVELOPES at home: WI. al73,
BOOKKEEPER AND STENOGRAPHER-
Matured woman desires 30 hours weekly
at S35 Taylor 65S3. l2'
design, remod.. aitera-
tions: eve gowns a speciality: reas. MISS
BERT, 1880 Irving st. NV Apt. 4. AID.
GIRL. coored desires evening work of any
kind, preferably cleaning office or restsu-
rant. LU. 1923.
GIRL. colored. wishes Job as waitress or
bus girl. Exper. D1. 046o-
GIRL, colored,. exper;, wants f9ll or part
NURSE. practical, desires patient: reter-
NURSE, graduate, white. middle age, ca
pable, reasonable, desires case in home;
live out; dr's references. IL 0191.
NURSE, practical, grad, colored, wants
ch:lds care: $50 wk,; can live in. NO.
NURSE experienced, wishes
position with children; references. Chest
PKAcTicAL Pr. r1it NURSE. experienced. white,
capable of taking entire charge patient
and home. Bog l06sA, Star. t.
PRACTICAL NURSES available trained
fafes faauf5fs4 pf 4ss4. a MISS BEE We.kdays only
STENOGRAPHER wishes temporary or
part time work; 60 words pm. AT. 425o.
WOMAN. colored. wishes part time or 5
days; wiling laRsS to travel the summer
SUMMER WORK desired by college junior
June to Aug. 13: can speak French,
Spanish: can type. Call IA. 1898. l2s
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HELP DOMESTIC.

N-HOUSEKEEPER, white; COM
petent, with some knowledge of practical
o. If4o or ME. ooso, Branch 10. for
COOK. 1st-class; must have recent local
H. n also sas
COOK, adults; live in or out;
$50 wk.; refs. Wo. 2036 between am.
cooR- ees R-G.M.w.-Must En- be good with heh chill
dren, settled. live in or stay some nights;
oe Sny nssd pe so oR
COOK AND CIV; exper,, loc, refs,
eeaSS eooKs Is. Is. sa1Ds e.. coored Al ref
eGences; e5 no other 5on need apply. 1882 Lincoln
cesooaksNykssSEEMAaffDp:; MAID: experienced: live in
ExsERiESSEp fS2s siIsSS WI cosoREp 6sGi HELP for
sZgsS. SiH;E; Il HSEGS$nfST s;5i AoEScy ES 3s::
Florida ave. NV. "a
Ga"GoloreG to lye In sestled sdfe middle
child: Bendix washing machine nice rm.
and shower: good salary, WI $500, IL
no @ Cooking qua automatic n washer u GE s5s5.
G.H.W;. 8 weeks only, live in. in Bethesda
refs' f.s $50 S; Wk Cali ip Wednesday sd WI! s5s5. @
GIRL, eSper g;h:w and laundry, full time.
HOUsEKEEPER. white, for g.h.w. and
seek1g ss live in; ne laSnary sGS1 children
HoUsEKEEippER- COOK. ''1ii white; for 81
k wks time eaHs liys in nice rm'; salary, ss5
MAID. colored. part time work hours l
pm. through dinner: no Sundays; excel
lent surroundings. 2745 Goth st. NV, Apt.
MAIN coIored o h NJ nlain cooking. stay
one evening; ha-day-wk.: local refs;
MAID, colored, between 30 and 40: must
children; live in; pvt. upstairs rm. and
bath GO to ssasseEe s9r mo during sum
WAvERLY sANAToRiuM. Roekyille pike,
MAD. .eENEkAE HoSsEwoRkER., plain s5!,
unless you Have excellent local references.
Must be fond Of children; pleasant dispoosi-
,Gn I've IN 81 wk live Ho Io 4559 s4S mo pvt
son at JAY DEE's. 1907 G ST. NV. -13
MAID-G. INV, colored, gs-4o years, assist
with children; 10th st. apt; other help
to 60 seashore in New Jersey for summer:
city references required. DU 9o2s. 10
MAN, for yard work and some housework:
MATURE WHITE WOMAN, sh.v., care of
5-yr old girl for employed couple; live in;
private rm.. all home priviL; 5-day wk;
good pay. KE. 1870. Ia
NURSEMAID, experienced with children
only, TO live in: must be neat and of
good health: willing to go to Atlantic
City for 3 months; lovely private room and
bath: with liberal time of; salary, S25
per week. Call HO. 64ss.
SETTLED WOMAN for general houseEork;
live in: only one in family; in apt. Tele-
phone Dupont 3944 or call at 1901 Wyo-
ming ave. NV. for interview after 10
WOMAN. white, senersl housework and
cook; care of invalid live in; references.
Call TR. 1928 or TR. 1852. .-l2
WOMAN WITH CHILD acceptable to share
home in Arlington for household duties
and care of 31a-yr.-old child. Glebe 1895
WOMAN for g.h.w.. some cooking: 5H-
salary. $50 week WI 5O14. Ill
RIM. AND BOARD. mother and child. plus
salary in exchange for day care OF 3-mo.-
TIE oQnO
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont, i.

GIRL, colored, wishes Job as g.h.w.; live
out; Call MI 5e6a after p.m ANNIE
GIRL, colored. wants s.h.w, 5 days a
week, or caring for children; refs. DU.
GIRL. colored. wants laundry to do at
home. all work done by hand pickup
and deliver NO. S1Sa. Ia
GIRL, colored. desires days work. FIR,
GIRL. colored. experienced, light house
work. plain cooking, care of small child ;
5-day week: no Sat or Sun; ne. SECTION
GIRL, coiored. desires Job Sig days:
gh W. cook or practical nurse; live out.
GIRLS la>. colored desire chambermaid
work or work of any kind. FIR. 0452:
GIRLS t2l want days work. Call no.
S50S all day Tuesday.
LAUNDRESS, experienced. curtains stretch
ed, call for and deliver; any time, AT,
WOMAN, experienced. colored. wants laun-
job work of any kind. AT 2165.,
WOMAN, colored. desires domestic work,
part time or days work. AID. l106.
WOMAN. colored wishes days work. ex-
perienced and refs. DE. !909s.
WOMAN. colored, exper., days work. Call
EX 3036. ELLA MAY HARRIS.
WOMAN. colored. wishes position for days
WOMAN, colored. wants job as a dinner
soGk; rel mi I6 Or sais aaPy sitter after $3.50 Pm
YOUNG GIRL. colored. wants work as
mothers helper or child's nurse; Wiling
to learn TR 1899
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, Al home improvements from
% eas iH 5IeF coS 0hs' co., sS*f fsE
ASPHALT PAvING-Drivevavs parking
ssas saslsanteed, si I Free est estimates Cali Glsbs
ASPHALT sIG DRIVEWAY and concrete, re-
oMM5N1y saSs eo 6omp. o. Sees 4s6e
Sssts SHsTTFTh M9 7Fis S 4lds Delivered
CALL CALL the HYDALE CONTRACTORS for
home remodelins or repair Jobs: attiGs
mstes nna d0r%srs Ws sss ssz speciality Feas ts'i
CARPENTRY. special prices, free esti,
mates; Al builder rsmodeling; emo repair pa .x.1d and
description. Call JOHN J. CROSS Green
CEMENT WORK, stone walls nagstons
ment driveways, porches. retaining walls,
pipe drainage. ali kinds of waterproof1ng.
coMPLETE GSaaFiE; H0 0PLuMBING. tile lie bathrooms.
Kitchens, sinks and cabinets and other
hone FH4Pa%SHRcE mPESxsmsnsS Psss0na ss pu sss
CoSCRETE. cement work. footing, drive
ways, porches, basement floors, steps and
ret. walls; OLD and .,ssn new work. c. GALA
coNcRIrf 81 ei:i" e HWvoRK9cau US for walks,
steps. floors, paving, retaining walls
f9ys4s PR6
TIoN CO. Concrete Contractors, Alexan-
dria. Va, TIE, 1867.
FENCES, cha in link; buy now before sum
mer rush. Ii. 2t43 -,
FLOOR SEKSICL-NothlnE but the pest
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning; par
auet installations. Bruce finishes FLOOR'
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1912 Wiscon-
sin ave. NO 22l6
HOME REMODLING, rec rms, attics.
baths, kit remodeling, cabinets and ap-
pliances. Altico wall tile, all colors: rubber
tile flooring; free estimates. SUBURBAN
HYATTSVILIE CONTRACTING CO..
Painting, papering. roofing and siding: all
work guaranteed monthly terms; free esti-
NaTfoNAL DECoRATING Co.-Now is
the time to remodel and repair. Call NE:
67S4 for free estimate and terms. -12
PAPERING AND PAINTING. geneial re-
pairs: white mechanic; interior, exterior
do my own work. IA. 7720 Ia
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have the
material Call Sligo 3942, w. D. TAYLOR,
300 Greenwood ave. Takoma Park. Nd.
WATERPROOFING. wet cellars, walls.
roofs repaired, masonry repointed, guar
service; low prices. NEVINS, TW. FLA
WATERPROOFING, all kinds, below grade.
above grade cement work. ROBERT E.
PRICE Wisconsin 1898. 10
ATTENTION, HOME OWNERS-Any work
from foundation to roof Call HARRIS q
HARRIS, Contractors, ST. 14s9 or IA.
oO40 any time Id
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION undei
81 bill Men and women. Phone Olive.
SS8S for details
MODEM TRANNG in beauty culture. Al
sop'es' Tor al training. wAseFLYNN sLAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 q st. NV. pI. 1852.
LEARN TO DRivE-,Look for the two
steering wheels permits; p c. Md. 1dI and
POPULAR PIANO taught in 20 lessons,
improvising, harmony and theoTy ,,a mel !;
STUDIOS. I7o6 G st: nv NE 400 q q
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
lish, self-confldence. freedom from self
DRIVING LEssONs-Learn to drive, with
ease and safety in dual-controlled ca, car
Driving School. 1925 Wilson blvd, Arl
AUTO DRIVING LEssoNs-our new
modern simplified method of driver train
ing inspires confidence. make you safe
and qualified driver. Permits secured fol
D. c., Md, and Va. Professional instruc-
tors. licensed by Trafic Bureau. 5 Lessons
$50. Free pickup service; CALVERT
DRIVING SCHOOL. ia. 422s and ia
64oO Ia
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

. PERSONS desire weekend trips Altoona
Penn. Friday nights treturn Sunday, with
reliable driver; share expense: references
exchanged. Call RE. 1890 before pm
DRIVING TO PENSACOLA, Florida. via
Atlanta and Eglin Field; leaving May 4
or Is: can take or passengers. Cal
EN- 62S6 after 6 pm. IL
or couple to help drive and share ex.
penses. Call after 6 pm. SOSBEE Chiei
Storekeeper. FIR. 9516. 10
MEXICO CITY (drivine) May 18th, return
ing June St; take ,; young couple pre-
ferred. all or part way and or return; refs
exchaneed. OW. s193.
OHIO before 18th May: take 3: share ex-
penses Nash Ch. 1000. Ext. 646.
YOUNG MAN leaving for Milwaukee about
May 15; will drive car or light truck tc
Milwaukee or any point en- route. Cal
MR.. YOUNG. to weekdays, MA. 679l
LEAVING FOR MIAMI, Fla. May 25: can
take one or two. help drive new Buick;
references exchanged. Call RE. 430s. Eve
nineS, GE. 46T6. 121
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PERSONAL.

vACANCfsmall, rest home, single front
with bath, for elderly lady; near Conn
ave; no conyalescents; as good as the
aTTENTioN. BUnDERs-Brick actor
will be available with crew of IA brick
layers in ,wks. If you desire estimates
in brick work, call CO. 62I3
EFFECTIVE WRITING, ghost. writing,
rewriting and editing for individuals or
ganizations, commercial. professional: vel:
fare rafao rado sts s.e o4
DRIVING LESSoNs-Learn to drive with
esse sna safety in
Driving School. 1925 Wilson blvd. ,Arl.
WANTED-Men and women who are un-
like to fish or. Chesapeake Bay. ride horses
swim, bowl. fly, play solf, or who ike =
good clambake; dance or card party Il
JOIN yoa JusF JIS FoR FUN CLUE 1919 Goth st
NV. Phone DE, ,a5Oo. l to 9 pm lie
msB sas We s ssr os St. su e rOR 60
LET DR.. DELLA LEDENDECKER's wonder
full hands rub your aches and pains away
soNs soSS wR1fERsMYour s1 an@o songs or othe,
musical ideas arranged in a professiona
9ssE euNHER Iesay e sf eo aS
PERMANENT WAVES. 81; shampoo and
angerwave. soc. No appointments. Al
sIYNs s0ns s6rT y se'eeSsa e;eaep pso
Dental ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RICE
Prompt service on dental plate repairs
sn5 lsth T,n> st NV l4th and 1ad,s NA 071s
prompt and enisient & serVisse Ss.., open ewes
eiSs oNE WOMAN teia 4 Tells ANOTHER about our
skill in dressmaking, restyling and altera-
tions: nothing too complicated to handle
Columbia Theater. tel Ex. 1903: RIM. 20
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE CAMP assures
your child of wonderful, never-to-be-f for
sotten camp experiences. M l5G.scrs farm rad
crafts. music, archery; boxing; separate
age groups for boys and girls; hot lunches;
daily transp.; overnight camping LlteTa.
ture mailed upon REQ. RUTH PARSONS
R1Hfs1.I RHSE ARE EN- MusieAL aHs DoLhARse Listen
to LENDERS on Station WARL from 1880
to sunset every day.
VACANCY-Nursing care and tray service
srsf bus and eafns sno H P0fSa S4o one
VICTOR GEORGE tunes, repairs all makes
" Work. Pian5S 45 Fss e1es Re- 5Ss
CAB;ISET Cal; NET BATHS. reducing: gentlemen
only WILLIAMS, formerly opposite May.
JEWISH JEWS HON HOME for 70 elderly H and GONZALES
cent recently opened. Ideally located, de-
lightful rms, finest kosher diet food. Day
SING, PLAY or SPEAK. a record tells the
ing. SOUND sIuDIos. RE. 1884, -.
DeTsons oves % room nor eseeens seH "
diet: references EN-. 1917. IL
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calcu.ators cleaned.
aso sH ~ 'd'gs5sa Us Al Ff5k e.
ssiksfckift.hYfNG@rireplaces sis f.a n enimneys, re,
sD,sd ssnns walls 4 rxdAN Sess and At ieps as4 sq
BRICK WORK, white, union mechanics
small ]obs 54n OF house 20 yrs expeT. Il
81 B1RIcKWoRK. d KWHoRK Small Job specialists; i'm
mediate action: all work guaranteed, uN'
CABINETS and bookcases made to order
alton rooms fln porches inclosed and
screened, cabinet doors made, corner cab
inets: 5adiator covers carpentry repair
CAMERA ca Era RErAIRs-sl5 10th st. NV
IR = dHsKRT NC "a 47ll:
BSENsEF Rsis seDs5sd ss pa by ave own selis afp
CARPENTRY. GENERAL REMoDELlNG'
GOODMAN. AID. 3149 IL
CARPENTRY, screening. porches and steps
caRrfNfR9. ;sa2S sNssff pm general repairs: work
scnRfnsfkY AasH ASD 0RiG RnrA1Rs all Kinds
small down payments, up to 3 years to
eeaykpENTRY FAX EssIGE @ooi oP ALL K1NDs-Buildins
shelving. partitions. FIR. s6si or Ii. 1888
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recreation
rooms, porches inclosed, stairways, dormer
windows; residential or commercial. J. E.
HENDRICKS, Union "491.
CARPENTRY Y-Porches screened, attics fin
ished. window valances. cabinets. book,
cases. partitions, alterations. additions and
interior remodeling. KNOLL, WA. s576.
CLEANING UPHOLSTERED furniture and
rags: machine done on premises; estimates.
Call MIR, CRuLEY any time. NO. 5Osl:
Service. Extra outlets. automatic, control
master electricians. IA. s2o3.
ELECTRICIAN. colored, licensed wiring
and repairs in accordance with D, c.
regulations. NO. 6247. DE. 4S25. IL
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS and installations;
for prompt eonrtee1s. ggsranseed ssEyice'
ELECTRic WIRING. commercial. residen-
REaHE IHs 0a' ELEcTRic niS HsE ssoa ea Sa RA sss
ELECTRIC WIRING and repairs; small Jobs
specially. Call MI. 1434 any time, e,-l3
at the lowest price. ELECTRIC CONTRAC-
TOR; INC. Ex, $685., RA. s7o3: IA
EfnSs1s0ls Fnoos sANSEKs RH sos edsers and va1er,
rented: new and used waxers for sale, RA;
Kennedy St NV, RA 1915
FLOORS SANDED and finished, cleaned
and waxed: old floors made like new.
TAYLOR FLOOR SERVICE WA. 112a
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED. skilled
white mechanics: very reasonable price.
III
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

forces sale of grocery business, including
good will stock. fixtures, land and build
ing: located in Arlington. 10 minutes from
Washington in fast-growing community
only store in section OF 500 families
will consider sale of business and rent
OF property; this represents an excellent
opportunity for an experienced. progress
sive young man; no brokers. For inspee-
ton and interview address Box 4sl-Y.
PIRTNER WANTED - Well l-establi ished
provision business: must obtain larger
quarters; opportunity for party who can
for Interview BOX 212-Y. Star. II.
SEVERAL sxCELLENT. established dry
cleaning stores direct from owner; save
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

HOTEL MANAGER AND WIFE, complete
experience. managing several good Euro
pean hotels restaurants and night clubs
Adams 523S. IL
MAN, colored. and wife wish small unit
for tanitor service. Man works out: ex-
perienced TR 1884
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SITUATIONS ooMEsTIc.

GIRL, colored. wants job as mothers
helper. Call DE. 5773.
GIRL. eolored, wants permanent shw.
dinner; city refs. HO 1909.
GIRL. colored. wishes g.h.w.. experienced.
EU. -1S5:, 7:3o am. TIL /. moor:
GIRL, colored. wishes Job, 3 half-dAye or
1 whole dayN city references. DI. 8e71.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and Office positions. 2O4
Colorado Building. 14th and G. RE. 1888:
DOMESTIC.
WE HAVE exper domestic workers Of all
types 920 w St NV. DE. 6645. -l3
WE HAVE frst-class colored help, full or
part time Also day workers. Call AID
063g PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. 1858 Wallach pl. NV.
time and part time; men and women day
workers; cooks. Mattresses, walters
chambermaids, porters and dish washers;
resister now for summer resorts; Ma
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CONTINUED on Next Pass,
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struction, non-sag
waxed birch finish;
S2S.9S and S32.9S.
proof mattresses to
3412 14th st. NV.
furniture exclusivel!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-27
JET BOMBER
 LATEST FOR
 AIR FORCE
By ELTON c. FAY

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-R- The Air Force is making progress toward solving one of it's gravest problems-finding a bomber that can escape from the darting speed of attacking jet fighters.
 The fact that this tactical feat has been accomplished at least once was disclosed officially over the weekend. Air Secretary Sym ington made a brief and otherwise unexplained reference in a New York address to the day the new jet bomber ran away from some Jet fighters"
 While the Air Force has publish ed figures on the "designed"-that is, hoped for-speed of it's experi- mental jet bombers, it never had indicated the actual relation of those speeds to fighters until sym ington's terse comment.
 Among the jet hombers with which the Air Force has been ex- perimenting most extensively is the xB-47 Boeing light bomber. The Lockheed F-80 is the jet fighter m most general use by the USAF
 Thus, the indications are that Symington was talking about the xB-47 and attacking" F-80 jets.
 The XB-47 has six J-35 jet en- zines, developing total thrust of 24.OOO pounds. In addition to the jet engines. the bomber has lS "Jato' rocket units which pro- duced an additional l8.000 pounds of forward push when fired simul- taneously.
 It was learned. however, that in running away" from the Jet fighters, the xD-47 did not take advantage of this auxiliary rocket power, named for it's other use-a more powerful "jet assisted take off"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-27
DOUBLE VETO MAY BE USED
 BY RUSSIANS
Could Adopt Plan 10 Bar Admission of Berlin
 Crisis 10 5. (.

PARIS, Sept. 27.--1R-R Russia may try to bar admission of the Berlin quarrel to the Security Council by using the double veto, high East ern delegate to the United Nations said today.
 The double veto is a device de- veloped by Russia She has used it three times in the Security Coun- cil in the Spanish, Greek and Czechoslovakia cases.
 Here is the way it might work in the Berlin dispute. Russia could vote against admission of the issue to the Security Councils agenda and then argue that her negative vote was veto.
 If the other council members challenge this. Russia would then use the veto again to override their challenge Under the U. N. Charter. the veto does not apply to questions of procedure, but does apply if there is a difference among the big pow- CTS over whether a question is procedural.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-27
PLANE IN CRASH AT
 YAkUTAT
Pilot Allen Thomas Killed -0ne Grew Member,
 Passenger Uninjured

Allen Thomas, an airplane pilot. was killed in a crash landing at Yakutat Sunday evening. The plane was carrying only one passenger, who was slightly wounded and one crew member who escaped injury.
 Brief reports on the accident were received by the CAA in Juneau to- day which stated that the Norseman plane was enroute from Anchorage to Seattle.
 Tn attempting to land at Yaku- tat, the plane came into contact with some trees and made a crash landing.
 The Norseman single motor plane carries between eight to ten pas sengers but according to reports received here, there was only one passenger aboard. The company owning the plane is not listed in the report.
 Norman J. OBrien. Aeronautical Standards Agent for the GAIA, left Juneau for Yakutat via Pacific Northern AirIines this afternoon. O'Brien will prepare full report on the accident to be submitted tQ CAA headquarters in Archorase and Washington, D. c. OBrien ex- poets to return to Juneau Wednes- day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-27
! Missing
 Boys Found

Bob Sommers Jr. and Charles Me- Clellan were found early this after noon. after being lost in the vicinity of Mount McGinnis and Mount Stroller White. since last evening. The two high school boys went goat hunting early Sunday morning and did not return to town last evening.
 A searching party, led by John Osborn, veteran Alaska guide, left at daybreak this morning to hunt for the two boys and it was reported at press time that the boys had been found and were on their way back to town.
 Both boys are students in Juneau High School. Bob Sommers is the son of MT. and Mrs. R. J. Sommers of Juneau and Charles Mcclellan is the son of Mir and Mrs. Herbert Mcclellan of Kotzebue. Young Mo Clellan resides with the Rev. and Mrs. w. R. Booth in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-27
FIRST BREAK, COAST STRIKE
 E INDICATED
Independent Marine Fire. men 5 Union Ready 10
 Sign with Owners

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 27.- R-Pacific Shipowners today tried to woo the Independent Marine Firemen's Union away from four other striking West Coast Maritime Unions, all CIO.
 We want contract with your union," said an open letter from the Pacific American Shipowners' Association to Vincent J. Malone, Firemens Union president.
 We can and will do business with responsible union leadership. We believe that means you"
 The shipowners also reiterated their stand against further negotia- tions with unions whose leaders have refused to sign non-Commun- ist affidavits.
 The second army ship loaded since the strike began made ready to sail for the Orient today. The first, the Tom Treanor, got off Saturday. They were loaded by CIO longshoremen under contract between the army and stevedor- ing firm which does not belong to the Waterfront Employers Associa- ton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-27
FOUR POWERS TOLD TO GET
 OUT OF BERLIN
City Government Passes Res0Iuti0n-CouneiI
 Takes Action

BERLIN. Sept 27-sR Berlin's City Government told the four oc- cupying powers today they should get out of Berlin if they cannot settle their differences.
 The proposal was in a resolution drafted by the executive branch of the government and read to q meet ing of the City Council by Acting Mayor Fredinand Friedensburg.
 The resolution asked, however, that "so long as the occupation of Germany continues Berlin should remain under four-power control and that mo one power have any more influence in Berlin than any other"