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COLORED GIRL seeks job Is maid or
Iass nurse to go West. California pref AD
COMPANION, middle aged; references:
good education; live in. Box 42e-R, Star.
DREssMAKING. desisn. remod.. altera-
BERT, 1870 Irving NV. Apt. 4. AID. 223s.
DREssMAKING and alterations on ladies'
clothing slothins' ressonsble. 1924 Eye st, NV
s3fRns GIRL, colored. e desires part-tim. work or
dsyS s}s work. ad;or. Call Hu 6HaS, vor. IN
restaurant or store IS stock clerk. Ho.
O9a3
GIRL. eolored. desires Job as clerk, in
eleancr,s @ rs Or maid in store; exper.; refs
GIRL. wishes seamtress or millinery job;
p9d ss,res No oo,55 aGS5 with
pvt. firm, preferably Law; stenographic ex-
perience In law. economics and interna-
tional affairs. National 3771. Ext. 1l2.
NURSE. practical. will TAX. chars. Of pa
tient. at home; s-hr. duty; live out, ia
PRACTICAL NURSES available. trained
rates. Di. 1854, MISS Davis. weekdsys
sEAMsIREss and linen room checker,
91sz between and pm. , H.,
S55 wk or $3.50 mo. AK 8774.
STENOGRAPHERS t2), desire extra work.
Call DU. 1851 after 4:30. 12s
WOMAN. colored, wants practical nursing:
convalescents or maternity cases; day or
night Ho. OO07. IL
and handling children; refs Phone NO
1893
YOUNG LADY, exper Underwood Elliot
Fisher. capable of handling pay roll, PIX
board and calculator: will be free about
Sept IS Box 443-S. Star
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, congressional al
and public relations background; member
OF bar MA 1409 10"
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COLORED WOMAN, 3-day week, 5 hours
per day no cooking. no children: Bethesda
area: e0c per hour and carfsre. WI
COOK. shw.. Laundry, for 3. adults. pvt
house. sxper; with refs only; 5la days,
COOK. downstairs work: must live in; se5:
cooK tnT mE Sto u S W. ave i've P.:poon
RA 6677, between am and PM"
DOMESTIC COOKING. laundry; settled,
experienced, with ref; live in; in family;
GHW. and help with children for l mo :
live in or out; S25 wk.: references. Call
Wednesday after and all day Thur. OIL.
q GIRL ghx, in doctors s. family; ~, live in
g go s'ay GE iSms s1a4 hgh'S no suns local
MAID -G.H. w.,-Live in. mic. upstairs room;
some coosins, no ironing. Must Nike
MaIp sh,ifsen WANTED. e. rel reiiabe aa' dependable;
downtown rooming house; $50 mo. Cali
MI. 5129.
MAID who likes children. cooking. clean
ing snt Laundry sd,: sdsy ada ya sas week Se
WOMAN. Site Ss atesf to pe 'S vi Il mn invalid in
exchange for bed. board and small salary.
WOMAN; white, under ss, for s.h,w: cook.
employed couple' live n; mod references re-
WOMAN. s,.! white; care for, elderly y lady;
~ a1tss pm c1nk only rs,. bor..I9rt
EMpLoYED Ii SE1 coLoRED Ed C6UPLE. desires
woman to care for 4.yr;-old son and keep
fg1 Jds5 MRS Ss.5 jones' SGs,eyre1. " ass5
cook, help with 2 children; Bendix; sleep in
2 nights; refs: S25. RA. 1855. ia
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HELP MEk,

LGE. NATIONAL CONCERN now selecting
vide-swake. ambitious young men, over
% yrs. of age. to 90 into regular training
for permanent positions on sales stan
You will earn as you learn and be given
every announcement to advance. Some
sales experience desirable but not neces-
Ring Bldg, 18th and M sts. NV, morn
ings, q to 12. IL
AVIATION ORGANIZATION has an ex-
cellent opportunity for young man to
ings 5-day week. Must be high school
graduate, preferably commercial course.
Interest in private flying desirable.
AOPA, Room $40, Washington Bldg,
18th and q Phone ST 600. Ill
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PERSONAL.

US tailor you o suit from z
mans surplus suit. co. s414. 2SZo
RADIO STAR introduces you: voice rec
ords; speaking scripts; trains for radio.
Call Ma. 2424 days: Wo. 1888 teyes).
people: large grounds
and porch: nursing care; close TO bus and
csrline HI 64lO a.
PERMANENT. 81: shampoo ana nnger
wave. Soc No appointments. MABELL1
HONOUR SCHOOL. 1a40 N. Y ave.
PERMANENT WAVES. 81; shampoo and
fngervaye. SOC No appointments. AL
work done By advanced students, WAR.
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 @ st,
ALTERATIONS on all iadies' garments:
prompt ane sficient service; open ewes.
SENrAf Siesr ifsh IEchsicfSs&yosEpn Il I'M GH RICE
Prompt service on dental PLATE fsSs1,7Ea SS17a
DUE 70 CANCELLATION Of lease. candies: !.
greeting cards and gifts are nov s,.o on for
below cost; showcases and hxtures ~ tS
ale No ART GIFT a CoNFECrloNIIssf
SHOP, 1918 Conn. ave. n.v.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

sECRETAR!Es, $1,000 to $4,000; tSpist; T.
$3.50. Many exceptional opport. for .
sstteF iS1 sR1ser sSntss5 1os hAT1oNAL 1, EN-
SECRETARIES, $3.50. T.: ONCE mgr. seey.,
$50 wk.; steno. secy. patent expr.. $50;
Silver Spring vicinity. Stenc, Alexandra;
Va. 1928; typist, expr.. start $19o: Call
in to see US. Ask for Miss Bond. FORD
EMPLOY SERVICE. Ella 18th st. NV.
near Eye. RE 1928.
CREDIT LOAN MGR, m. must be expr. in
finance loans, $500 to $4,000. at once.
Salesman; once equipment; salesman. POP.
Morgan. PERSONNEL sERvIcE. 1911 g
St nv, Ma 2ii5oo ,.n., la, .dr
unusual opening Judiciary dept. at once,
Capitol Hill secy, $2.40o. secy. for CPA
So. 800. seey-bookkpr., S55 wk. secy-recep.,
mfgr. rep. $500. Temp Law secy, 1 mo,
S225, Secy, travel, organ, $500 up. Secy.
little dict. finance. S4b., Need 100 new
applicants daily. Top-salaried openings
Est. SO yrs over zlotnick's, 5 doors See
Miss Lee or Miss White. BOYD'S, 18th 4
q Ma o34O
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HOME IMP. COMPANIES (cent.

FLOOR sERylCE--.Nothing but the best,
laying, sanding. finishing cleaning pars
quiet installations, Bruce nnishes FLOOR.
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1919 wiseon.
NEW BATHROOMS installed: old bath
hssfsgs Eti5sns bsnsns ssrssRlinsd ssg1 ET
PAINTING, papering, floor scraping and
Clarke, SUPREME CONTRACTING CO.
pi saSi; 81 STERoR T1h ss n'w AVN rxrERIon,
frst-class work and materials; guaranteed.
SCREEN YOUE PoRCH while I have tbs
material Gail Sligo 2942. W D TAYLOR.
roofs; expert work; guaranteed, NEvINs.
II fkSsMopiL Ai'ss 'Ssso9GR CLOSET or storage
space into an attractive. convenient bath
Or powder room Let US sha hee p,s@ sep sss,- st
HYATTsyiILE CoNTRACrING CO.
Painting, papering. roofing and sidins: all
work qua -anteed; monthly terms: free esti-
mates. WA. S4S6. days or evenings. 81
CALL THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS today
for reas. estimates on all home improys-
ment and remoSel Jobs: attic rms, addi-
tions a speciality. WA. sss7. uN. 4241.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, kept
part time, tax returns PREPARED. state
AUTOMOBILE SPECIALIST. IS, recently
owned and operated successful used-car lot;
college graduate; desires responsible man
sgerial position with substantial reputable
frm. Box is, Star. -13
BARTENDER, competent, sober. last posi-
ton 3 years Alfonso's Rest. EX. 1913.
MAN. young colored; would like a porter's
MAN, 80 yrs. old, with car. 12 yrs sales
exp. desires position as salesman to rep
resent well-krown firm. Call after $50
pm, ST. 1892, or write Box ABR, Star.
MAN, colored desires days work doing
odd Jobs, exper. Call DE. 6465
MAN, "a, desires interesting position with
future where dynamic personality, appear
ance, intelligence are essential. D1. 0662.
MAN. colored, age %. typist. driver, sales
ability, wants work. TR. 2405.
PAINTER. f1rst-class mechanic. white;
sft ffz 0 on 0R wo6Ls Ii 5aaa and silks desires
permansn. perm Job steady willing worker
STUDENT wants job as elevator and PIX
operator; experienced, reliable. honest.
VET. STUDENT, wants summer empl.,
D, C. and Md. drivers license; ref: no
nights o. Sunday AID 1858 12'
YOUNG MAN. %. college graduate, CO. pilot
for major airline, to be furloughed scon
desires fall and winter employment; no
selling. Box 42s-R. Star.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL desires general house
work part time: from to ] DE, s169
COLORED WOMAN wants housework )
days week. Call DI. 1892.
COLORED GIRL wants housework. part
time, morning. Tues, Wed, Thurs. or
days work; live in Sc; Ii. 1889.
GIRL, colored. wants days work; days q
week; c.h.w.,, VI; 2414.
GIRL, colored, wants days work, $5 and
carefare; refs, NO. 21s3.,,
work; best refs. Ii. 1881;
GIRL, colored. for day work or part time,
also baby care. Ii. 3703, 5O3 9Th st. Sc
GIRL, colored wants part time work,
Cleaning Ss ans, or daywOrk from 8 until ?: pm.
GIRL. colored. exper.. desires days work;
good worker. HUI. 934s
GIRL, colored, wants Job as maid, light
cooking: 5ha days week, $25 per week.
HfGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored, seeks part
time JOB as mothers helper from to 7.
MAID. eolored. dependable; light house
WOMAN. colored. wants days work OF
py the week; no cooking. VI. !6745. 12'
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time work
Monday to Saturday. cooking, E.h.v.; ref
erences HUI 63O6. Ill
WOMAN wants days work. Call MI. ss47
Ar 4 REFINED CoLoRED LADY desires part
time work or nursemsid. Call RA. 2432
CATHOLIC WOMAN willing to relieve
cook or housekeeper in rectory for yaca-
tion Mornings JJN 1892 49,
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WEEKEND TRIPS, Ocean City, Md.
Transportation sleeping accommodations,
breakfast, planned recreational program;
leave Wash Fri. 3 pm return Mon,
9:39 an call BILL II HUTzMd,S PHYS
formation. -12
DRIVING 1s4s sLDAN to Chicago. Take
sss essnssaa aeA oSsrleoe Ss sS"ers issa. lsie ies
liver car vic. Of Denver. Leaving around
Aus. 2S Exec refs EN-. 4S77., --1o
DRIVING TO ST. LOUIS. take 2 leave
Wednesday afternoon, Ausust IL. AT.
7247.
Dish, rsturn3ns ny nonSsy aiso eas nther Wee
ends. Cal Columbia 409s after 9 pm.
leave [ Friday. return Monday. ~ FIR. 7ssS.
2 OR 3 TO SHARE to Atlantic City or
VIC VIC saX LseYe Sal mornins' return Mondsy,
ISavtaG we, SaGe' ESR suite o'n.kor. .usus, "a.
ATLANTIC CRY, can take :; leaving
Thursday after pm. AT. 5524 -12
Evening star., 1948-08-11

AsKEW's HOME SERVICE - Painting.
paper hanging, floor sanding; modernizins
bsmt to roof; reas OR. 1900 16'
Al CARPENTRY-Let us beantiiy and
make your home more comfortable; re-
pairs and remodeling work guaranteed:
skilled mechanics. all veterans; reasonable
MR; IoWLER' Ex ExhiS3xrvs hiS3 p,,nbi,u
and heating by licensed mechanics. recr.
rms. porch Enclosures = specially knyss kiDs
thing to beautify your home Or any pnpa 15nc
aRTY Il rspe,T owNEss ah liTMaPPHRsoVEMENf CO ST
74ss oE IA, 1891 IU aEUy TING: :,sr,, repairs
Of ali kinds bars and recreation rooms 6F
q specially CARL W. sNIDEh' 1r, % S
CEMENT WORK. stone walls; nasstonss
terraces. walks, chimneys hreps eemsns rine
drainase, aii kinds Of vatsrprofns r.
MARCucCIo. Route 5. Horners ane' Eocih7
vile, Nd Phone Rockville 35ee. -
CONCRETE, CEMENT W0RK-rootins,
driyevays. porches, basemenl noors' ors sseps
and retaining walls; old aid new vosrk'
C. GALLEA. AT. 1854. 10
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN TO DRIVE IN Washington's Oldest,
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school: 194s model cars,
patented dual controls: permits secured
D. c.. Md. Va EASY METHOD. NO. 1884.
training in all subjects; day, night and
part-time classes. Get our free catalogus.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. 1910 N. Y.
ave ME. 777S Established 1918.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved bZ Government
foI 81 training. WARFLYHN 1sa BEAUTY
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE to help operate high-type tour
ist court; apt. and salary: knowledge Of
helpful, Write Box 41S-R,
Star. lb'
DIRECTOR, full or part time. qualified to
direct private nursery and elementary
school, Nursery through 9Th grade.
Excel salary. PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE
SCHOOL, 9401 Georgia ave, SH. Il4l-
COUPLE, colored, no children; man to act
as ianitor in 3-story apt. house, 20 units i
must know how to operate stoker and
make minor repairs; please cal MR.. DOE,
DI 1411. 10
Y-sTENoGRAPHER. law frm,
permanent. full or part time. EN- 1850
exper. house to house, 3
hrs. ewes: IS or more. Call DE. 5505.
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DOMESTIC

EXPERIENCED COLORED HELP for do
mestic or public work. men or vomsn'
night or day with ref NATURAL EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY, NO. 1859: IL
MAIDS, REG. WITH US with excel. reis
pARKER'S RELIABLE SERVICE. 1925
wallach pI. NV, RIM. No. 4. MI. so3l'
ATTENTION., RELIABLE D0MESTICs,
q hv, maids, public work. HONE SERV-
Evening star., 1948-08-11
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c. B-17
NkrnNEspAY AUGUST IL,
PERSONAL (cont. J .

sEMI-INvALID MAN wants room. bath,
board with tray service and laundry; must
be in D. c. BOX 405-R, Star. 12s
CHRISTIAN REST HOME for elderly peo-
pie, cheerful environment. home comforts.
PARsoNs ConNTkYSrDE De- SCHOOL. day
and boarding; 18th season opens Sept /;
Sunday and weekday registration. 10 am.
10 8 pm: nursery throush 9th srade:
lunches Approved by MARYLAND State
Board Of Education. Literature mailed
Evening star., 1948-08-11
SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WoMeN.

IANAGER, experienced. for apt. house;
usband to do small repairs. good refer
noes Phone LU 1888.
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HELP WokAEN.
HELP ooMESTlc,

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA
mas vacancy in accounting dept. for clerk.
typist Cali MI. 5000, Ext. AZ. -12
Evening star., 1948-08-11
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

Low PRICES for piano repairs and tunins
during Aug. LAWSON q GOLIBART. AD
592s. 16'
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CONTINUED on NsA Psss1
Evening star., 1948-08-11

MECHANIC. 1st class truck and auto me.
chanic: must be thoroughly eXper. and
dependable. Call MR.. CRAWFORD at AT.
6H62, between a M and g pm. -13
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learn operation Of bookkeeping machine;
tRoSrRffEs tReT INC 1855 1850 woodss a
YOUNG LADY; not over 80 Yrs; Of age,
pleasing telephone voice and accustomed
only e9 messa5 xssoc1aTEp Laf Bue eoNRacFoRs me-
YoIN al BeRR5Sf WoMAS r. e5.ss 5e as an investisa
travel. Apply The Evening Star Bldg,
YohNG e sad WOMEN, On SG0R White for general once
work: bookkeeping knowledge and sales
ability helpful. Salary in accordance with
Bssssss BsSsss p q s% and la noon noon BRAY q =
SSHSss YoHSG WOMAN, ' ao oss-$S. wanted for sales:
we5s spsr in sdsd ss ins Sas lGs No ssts to
z1sR fnt sRe gosMH4c g5eMtae4f wof * iais
MAKE S25 selling so boxes I'll for 81
Xmas cards. Also with name on so and
for ST. NaDsns Is cos9s ssatonsTy ts
pToval. Dr1n .0s JEWEL. JEWEL f217 Market st.. Dept.
aM.aisS Al Ihsss5Hhtf oHfFfniso is yours for s.in,
entirely different de luxe Christmas cards;
Efh or Gr Wneu' Free SAMPLES other boxes
try cHEERFuL CARD co. lZ-F' "hi'e
AVIATIoN ORGANIZATION needs one
secretary. and one dietaphone operator;
pleasant surroundings: 5-dsy week. AOPA:
Room $40. WsshinEton Bldg. 10Th snd
WANTED-Exper checker for self.seryiee
super market. Apply in person. BUCK
INGHAM SUPER MARKET. 1920 Nicnols
EASY TO MAKE s5o--Just sell 100
Dollar King" 21-cerd Christmas as, s;
up. 81 other monsy-mskers,, Samples on
Dept 126. Westfield. Mass
BIG MONEY selling Christmas cara"
so with name: 81 up: 2l.eard 81
you up to 1907 cash profit Free imprint
PHILLIPS CARD, Ala Hunt. Newton,
CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEoPLE make
top profits. New Cameo foil, Christina
carols, other aSsortments pay up to boc
Lovely folders with name, 80 Tor sl.
s11pios. s1IRiso ga s. ''ssS Sumner. Dept. i55,
sPART.TfME MONEY MAKERS Sell
Christmas cards 70 friends, others 30
stunning folders with Earne only ~ up
| free samples. Big value feature q
card 81 assortment pays you up 70 Doc.
Many other fsst-sellers: Stationary
Feature on approval ART1STE sl5
Way ElmhA ~. Il
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main floor. small wears:
gc cd salary. 5-day week. Apply personnel
office, L. FRANK CO., 1900 F st. NV
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MEATCUTTER, neat appearance; must
have good refs; positively nondrinker type;
TO take charge of meat department in
large sef-Service store, steady position;
salary $50 per wk.; family man preferred.
Call OK 1854. all day. Ill
MEAT CUTTER, must be sober and depend
able references required. 34o1 Dent
Evening star., 1948-09-19

| A Phi. D. from Harvard. = fellow
Of the Social Research Council, an
organizer of and one of the trustees
Of the Economic History Associa-
tion, a trustee of the Agricultural
History Society, and assistant di-
rector of research with the Indus
trial College OF the Armed Forces
during World War II, DR.. Peterson
Is an authority in the field OF sta
tistical economics. He is equally
expert as a practical agriculturist
who knows farm conditions. Eighth
in family of IA children, born of
Swedish parents in log cabin in
the cutover farming area of Mime
sofa, he helped pay his way through
the University of Minnesota by do
ing greenhouse and field work for
the Minnesota State Agricultural
Experiment Station. A brother in
this city is DR.. Leonard 7. Peterson,
associate professor of surgery at
the George Washington University
Medical School, and associate in
Ortheopedic surgery at Gallinger
and the George Washington Uni
versity Hospital
Another member of the family,
which in one generation won IA de-
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Economist Says Koreans Need
Technical Education Proqrun1.

Korea, namely that the democratic
government it was helping to estat-
lish should be representative of the
fully expressed will of the Korean
people. Unafraid, they helped the
United States occupation of South
Korea to establish free and indie
pendent nation. eligible for mem
bel ship in the United Nations"
Most Districts Were Orderly.
an all but two out of the 200
election districts, the elections were
quiet, well organized and efficiently
carried out, according to American
observers sent to all of the prov
inces," DR.. Peterson comments.
"A 3-month campaign to sabotage
the election had failed miserably
The fruits of this we're demonstrated
May 81, when the National Assem-
blyrnan of Korea's first elected Con-
gress formally took their seats and
began mapping the government of
the new republic, which has every
chance to survive unless outside
forces destroy it."
With the United States Military
Government in Korea since March,
DR.. Peterson's function has been to
cooperate, summarize and publish
reports on all of the activities of the
South Korean government, so as to
provide permanent historical rec
ord. Cooperating with him he has
had a staff of 80 assistants whom
he praises highly for their ability
and industry in helping to get out
the 200 or more page monthly report
on the South Korean Interim Gov
ernment's activities
This past summer DR.. Peterson
made a survey of crop conditions
and the status of the summer grain
collection program. His party was
made up of three American and
three Korean officials who Travelled
and lived in special gasoline motor
railway car and made frequent stops
Evening star., 1948-09-19
to interview farmers and local ON

to interview farmers and local ON
cials.
According to DR.. Peterson, South
Korea lacks adequate reserves OF
vital minerals needed for fuel, fer
tilizer and heavy industries. Her
marine products such as agar agar,
sponges and pearls bring good prices
in America. Adequate rail, water
way and highway transportation
facilities would soon lead to the
elimination of many of the present
bottIenecks in national economy.
"One of South Korea's principal
resources is her large though rela-
lively unframed labor force. South
Korea has one of the largest birth
rates in the world For nearly three
years the American ministered zone
has become a haven for Koreans
throughout Asia, and the average
life span has been heightened by
more and better medical care and
disease controls instituted during
the American occupation. The pop
IL llOW db IO,UUU,-
900, an unprecedented increase of
one-third over the less than 15,000,-
900 in 1940."
AN extensive program of practi-
cal and technical education is one
of the most important long-range
requirements for Korea" DR.. Peter
son emphasizes: This, doubtless,
would bring about increased pro-
duction and foreign trade, especially
OF products wherein large per-
centage of labor and small per-
centage of raw materials were re-
quired. Only through a prudent in
crease of resources and greatly in
creased production will it be possible
to provide rising standard of liv-
ing for the Korean people"
His particular task completed, DR..
Peterson expects to leave Korea late
this September for a vacation in
China. from where he will go to
tour of duty in Japan.
Evening star., 1948-09-19


Population and Census Statistics.
In letter from Seoul, Pete
Peterson, as this distinguished agri-
cultural economist is familiarly
known, says:
Ignoring a communistic terror
campaign waged months beforehand,
81 per cent of South Korea's regis
trants who represented 80 per cent
of the eligible voters, voiced their
desire for independence On May 10.
The courage Of the South Koreans
in voting despite communistic
threats, arson and rioting. was best
excmplifed by the women. Nearly
half of the voters were women,
taking their first step in civic affairs
after centuries of traditional isola-
ton from the world outside their
homes. Dressed in their holiday
best. many with babies strapped to
their bodies, they turned out 3,Oo0,-
OoO strong to cast their ballots.
Each woman was symbol OF
main objective of our mission to
Evening star., 1948-09-19

grees from the University Of Mime
sofa, is q sister, Florence Peterson
Kendall, wife Of Henry O. Kendall.
director of the Children's Hospital
Physiotherapy staff, Baltimore. She
Is co-author with him of an author
itative textbook on physiotherapy,
due from the publishers October Is.
Evening star., 1948-09-19

aneSe occupa-
ton, the change
in Korea was
dramatic. &C
cording to DR..
Arthur G. Peter
son. chief of the
Statistics Divi-
sion of the Ma
tional Econom-
les Board of our
military govern
ment in Korea.
DR.. P e t er son
was also chair
m A n of t h .
! n t e r. agency
Tn,,or,oiffen an
Evening star., 1948-09-19

pie, averaging four and q half tele-
grams each last year, the Postmas-
ter General reports, in Canberra.
This compares, the report says, with
lis kilograms each for Americans
and IL for BritisherS.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
By Jesse Font Eyons

1t was a soul-stirring experience
to witness the creation OF democ-
Tscy in Korea. After 40 centuries Of
feuGal isolation and 40 years of jap
Evening star., 1948-09-19

Aussies Keep in Touch
Australians send more kilograms
to each other than any other peo-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-16
Capital Five Downs
Fighting Beavers
Make Major Gains
In Third Quarter

Buttons Beavers were finally
downed by Capital, 57-72, in q hard
fought game at 10y gym in Colum-
bus, Saturday night.
Pre-game statistics gave the
Lutherans decided edge, but the
Zimmermen totally disregarded this
fact, and trailed the Caps only 14-11
at the first quarter, and 24-29, at
the half. However, the Lutherans
superior height and accuracy length
ened their third quarter lead to 81
81, and they coasted to victory. The
game launched Capitals '48 cage
season in fine style, but marked the
Beavers third defeat in as many
starts.
A constant thorn in the Beavers
side all evening was the work of the
three Radloff brothers, veteran
Lutheran cagers, who racked up 80
counters between them. Paul Rad
loft led the trio and the remainder
of the squad with 16 points. jim
Drummer, freshman center for the
Beavers, paced them with IL points,
closely followed by Rich and Russ
Gratz with 10 each.
The B. c. cagers gave evidence of
considerable improvement since their
seasons opener two weeks ago. The
Beavers hit on Is out of % tries
from the free throw line, as against
8 for 10 in the Wilberforce game of
last week, but were unable to cope
with the deadly accuracy of the
Capital basketeers, who hit consist
emily from all angles.