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HELP MEN and WOMEN Cont .

PIANO PLAYER, white or colored, to play
nights from pm. till 2 am: prefer
some one who sings, but not necessary;
good salary and tips. BENNY'S TAVERN,
S29 14th St NV. -22
REAL ESTATE SALEsMAN-openings for
conscientious men or women with sales
ability. Must have automobile. A real
opportunity If you are energetic and
willing to work. Experienced preferred
Write Box 203-G, Star. -23
SETTLED WOMAN or couple, to care for
30room rooming house In NV Wash
ington; $50 mo. and Ink. rm., compen-
sation. Write Box 4S2-G, Star. -23
COLORED-Jobs open for men and women;
all types of work: good pay. Apply
NATURAL EMPLT. SERVICE. 27 Florida
$500 $500 MO No. for ~ exper ;eG'S couple with long
local refer Must take complete charge
Ideal place for exper people; good cook
reliable butler. Will consider women who
have worked together in similar positions.
Box 444-G. Star. -22
WOMAN. white, to cook in children's home;
also man for maintenance. WI 5606.
APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED
for men and women to work in NeiSner' S
new modern luncheonette and cafeteria
depts. We will need exper cooks, asst.
cooks salad women, bakers. steam table,
bakery clerks. delicatessen clerks. wait
resses. Bus girls. kit. and bakery helpers.
Cafeteria cashiers and dish washers. Ap-
ply to Personnel Manager. 705 18th ST.,
n W q to 10: | to 4 "a
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SALESMAN.

WE NEED SALESMAN to call on hard.
ware, variety and grocery stores in and
car and is wiling to work long and hard
to build a substantial future for himself
He will start with a salary OF $3.50 per
mo- mo plus Slo per ea for
Increased sales; the man we employ must
be capable of earning at least 500 per
week. If you have the ability, phone AK
sAnHs sii si'fs fKsETPRnESsENrAT1vE-The shaw
Walker Co. has splendid opening for sales sales
accounting system. Full training will be
given. Experience or training In ac-
counting desirable but not essential aTs hge
Washington and yieinity Good % oo sa,aEy Mp
JONES, for interview. 02l
eacr week working part time? We will
show you how to accomplish this by work
ing as few as 3 hours each evening sellins I'M
minum kitchenWare to prospects, as,s We we
furnish leads Commissions paid weekly
College students and teachers are AN inVitee neo
opening for an, experienced cook%are sales
cIAPiToI KITCHEN CRAFT ss,,Es CO.; &C.,. 192s eE
ssff SH2asS MSEHN2eaesxSNSVnASssERs-white VAS or col
ored. Do you want to earn more than an an
for ambitious men who can do house-to-
house canvassing for new instalment ac-
counts. white or colored. Attrac. earnings
assured to full or part time dependable
men It viii pay you 10 te inyessisate aans E5Per'
HAVE Ia YoU 4 CAR and the desire to earn
500 per wk. above expenses? Due to ex-
pansion program the Bankers Life & Cas-
ualty Co, underwriting the famous White
Cross Plan. has openings for 90 intelli-
Of local office Also openings in Md, and
Va. areas. Sales exper. helpful but not
necessary Our sales methods are effective
and different in the fact that your pros
pecting is dona for you by nswspapeTs, new sann;S
apartments daily through these mediums.
Do not apply unless you need to earn Sl00
weekly Car necessary. See MANAGER,
$500 Illinois ave. NV. Monday and Tues
REAL ESTATE. full or part time. for large
beach development and city property. Car
required Only competent men need apply.
Gall for sppoiptmento az gsoo Mr. spratt, kAY
Know how to buy and lS' se HseS with A sucient Gent
experience and background to manage
used-car business; good proposition for
right man. Call in person. m, AUTO
INC, 1871 Bladensburg
AN EXCEL oPPoR. for an exper. window
salesman to join one of the oldest storm
window organizations In Wash. selling the
famous "Wisco" triple sliding. self-storing
sluminum storm windows, also complete
EQUIP, M etc. Tor builders. For interview
see sales manager. DAY PROS. ENGI-
NEERING co: 1915 14th st NV al
statesmen. drawing against commission.
clothing. MILLS CO., 9th and E SITS. NV.
-23
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

small home In nearby Arlington; live in.
New, detached living quarters above ga
rage. Health cards and good recommends
tions over past years are required. For
further information. can MR.. CARRIER.
GIL 6527, or CH. 1862. -22
COUPLE, colored, middle-aged wanted to
care for and live in funeral home. Box
94-H, Star IL
DEMONSTRATIONS - Special work in
homes; no canvassinx; car essential; excel.
income. Write for interview, Box 425-G'
FOUNTAIN HELP-Well paid work at our
soda fountain; pleasant working conditions,
perm. EMPLOYMENT. excellent opportunity
for advancement, vacation with pay. Apply
at any PEOPLES DRUG STORES or en-
ployment ONCE, n st. ne, Mon. through
Fri, am. to 4:30 pm.
MEN AND WOMEN, colored: GOOD Jobs.
all types, with good salaries. SEABOARD
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. e2o W st. nv"
DE- 664H. -23
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struction and free needles KNITTING
RAE ts posH 9pfn HOME
and small ward rms; regis: nurses day and
night: supervised diets, DE. 1851. al
WEEK-END TRIPS to Ocean city, Nd
TRANSPORTATION, sleeping accommodations,
breakfasts, planned activities; meet new
friends and broaden your interests. For
sTher inf Ri ana t9 mPff
FITNESS CLUB, 17l9 K st. NV, EX. 4t!O4
CHILDREN, ? to 8 yrs, given excellent
day care: professionally stalled. planned
program and hot luncheon served. Gail
PERsoNALIzE yeu5 home home : or s hgsnsss; ne 5:
sncTos nfT 80
Wash. and sub; within a 5n-mis 30 radius
ANNoUNCEMENT-LEA ENGEL, dress
maker formerly OF 5th ave. N. " is glad
her recent illness and is now ready to
personally serve her many old customers
as vel as new ones GentralE located at
FEEL BETTRR r. att rst tf, Treatment tine so or no
fee, Relief from pains and aches due to
pea oods m op osher a
ments,- Also relief from aching. swollen
feet: Men and women. young and old; can
perence benst Lsay sd dssg daatgr0path 20 years eS
TAX MAN, CPA., qualified, experienced,
available for working arrangement with
cABINET M T's BATHS. 1 ed redueng; eHh sentemen aa
only. WILLIAMS. formerly opposite May
flower. Hrs. 10 am. to 10 pm. GIL. sl. sI72,
"RouND THE REST FOR 80 DAYS" in
sae 'sy s fss, 'p pss = V Mss'o1
sS5fsi sSksE 1sx sxps!isnesa, vii, board infant
Screened-in porch ST. 4462. III
DRIVING LEssoNs-Learn to drive with
ca ana Ga snse aeo in sc
pRIvING @ SCHOOL, asa5 Wilson blyyd.
fAksoSs. eAs1s2ssSn va COUNTRYSIDE CAMP ss assures
gotten camp experiences" 150-acre farm
pony riding. swimming. creative arts and
crafts music dc toH arehsy boxns e..
ture mailed upon REQ RUTH PARSONS,
director weekdays and SUNDAYS, inspee-
ton t i9XIted sH 3e1a y to 8 pm, s4ol Ga. ave
PERMANENT WAVES. 81: shampoo and
Flynn BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 G st
,.1y.. VI SEP. ,.s.2s
sd S on tn a faa ades sA s
4tb fns s., esien CO. se5ysf gSs open ewes
JEWISH REST. HOME for. the elderly and
convalescenti day and night nurses, 1892 2
Sth st. NV. GE. 1888 -26
MOTHER, permanent civil service employe.
with 6-year-old son and elderly aunt, des-
perately needs apt. furnished or unfuI-
nished, or housekeeping arrangements. Tel.
MI. 1884 Sunday or after 9 pm. weekdays.
SAFETY FENCES are galvanized steel
chain link fences; every post set in con-
crete for safety; jobs finished two weeks
after order; free estimates. Call FIR. 1870:
evenings and Sundays, AT. 1887. SAFETY
REG. PRACT. NURSE has room for two
elderly gentlemen, nice neighborhood. con-
venient location. Otis 1886. -21
DRESSMAKING-Specia in alterations,
fine tailoring: 90 yrs experience in quick
and superior workman anship HO. c657. -22
and women who are un-
and enjoy good company, and who
like to nsh on Chesapeake Bay, ride horses,
swim, bowl. fly, play golf. or who like q
good clambake, dance or card party. II
you are over 90 and Of good character,
Join JUST FOR FUN CLUB. 1912 goth st.
NV, Phone DE. $500. l to pm.
mediate vacancies, year around boarding |
and day care: limited transp. ia. 1898. |
MRS. MARJORIE d. sALLEE, please con-
act your husband, Robert J. Sallee, 413-
i15 9Th st. sc. 23.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BACTERIOLOGIST, B. s., recent gradu-
ate, desires interesting position as trainee
Can produce outstanding scholastic rec
ords. Box 1S-H. Star. 2l'
tions; eve. gowns . speciality; reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving ST. NV Apt 4. AD-
GIRL, colored. typing knowledge. expert
enced elevator opera. wants maid IN
store. also as sh.w. or mothers helper:
LADY will take care Of AGED couple; ] or
both; with light Nuties. Box 12s;D stsr
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

RELIABLE DRIVER, leaving for Southwest.
June %, in new car; share the ride. co.
1909, $3.50.
WILL DRIVE and deliver car to West
Coast or vic: have chauheur's license
leave about July l. FTLoMENA. RE. g543.
THURSDAY this week; room for or. 8.
DRiviSG TO LANSING, MICH. sun. 27;
can take / passenger. BOZ 71-H Star
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

BARGAIN direct from owner, self-Servics
grocery, 6ne NV. location; $1,000 weekA
Call AD. 1891 22'
WELL-KNOWN DGS In NV: approx
mately $500 weekly business: $4,000.
lock, stock and good win. First time Of
fered. HARRY DRIESEN. MA. 7772. -22
miss this opportunity. Pa
IF you WANT TO BUY Q tourist court.
diner garage, store, or rent tourist homs
CARTER, JR, Realtor. Oy. 2007. ALe1.
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SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored, Christian, refined,
settled; man employed, desires care Of
Apartment bldg. with living accommoda-
tions. Can WiLBERT, 6:30-11:30 pm,
Penuhlic R1St
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BUSINESS SERVICES.

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL men.
Why pay ONCE rent? Complete mail and
taries for a few cents a day. Confidential
l424 K st. NV, RIM. 3O2. RE. 0676 "a
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MOTOR TRAVEL Cont,
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

Chicago. morning Of June IS: viii take
passengers. Call ROBERT CAREY, RI
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS


ADAMS TEACHERs' AGENCY handles the
sch9G bSs and b cs and a RE $685.
sEGRETARiEsmsstenosrapher s. typists; s SEX eS-
cellent opportunities: days: $1SO-S25O
a mo. NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT sERV-
ICE. 1908 G St NV.
POSTING CLERK, $40 f): Jewish: SIM
pie bookkeeping. See Miss Bell at BOYD'S.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
1924 K st. NV, Suite 2Os-9, ST. 7415-
Secretaries %, national organization,
81, 400; association, S3,100; legal, S2,700:
many others, $4,000 to S2.TO0. Stenog-
raphers fD, receptionists, $1,000: radio
law. S2,400; many others, S2,000-S2, 400.
WALTER H. KEssLER, 6l2 Wash. Bldg
Secretaries. experienced. downtown, So
500 to $1,000 secretaries. limited or no
experience, 50, 100 to $1,000 -21
CLERKS Dissatisfied, Si75; voucher
81 go; file.~ 100. We have many openings
for typists, bookkeepers and other posi-
tions. AMBASSADOR EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE 1924 X st. NV, ST. 7415, I'll
sTENOG.. $3.50 tmD: bookkeeper-stenog..
start S65 wk FORD EMPL. SERVICE.
a13 18th st. NV. RE. 2s2S.
DOMESTIC.
Ss:te hAsf hsip A es! Ph ss4 g sADsflsnesa g.
vi ss1f szFFSSSf y sias HoIE sEkyich iii $!
WE HAVE FIRST CLASS colored help, full
or part time: also day workers. Call AD;
O689 PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE l353 Wallach pl NV -22
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PERSONAL,

KNITTED TIES are all the rage; free in
struction and free needles KNITTING
BAR, 1853 Park I'd. Open evenings
KALORAMA CONVALESCENT HOME for
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sILR s1 ( TpREssERs. steady Jobs, highest pay
th0FGsEs fzsfF nzssEf rug 5s Sf sE
sSack sS!l i; n BAR .Ki ArrEND.Nr-yob sen-
prefer tall attractive young woman with
some counter sales exper. 5-day wk, no
Sf sHafsEF nd Ne sk
SODA eaa srsS FOUNTAIN n IN GIRL; meals and uni,
S5T HIn fG sRaaa 0fk 1s s00f f5sh ha s.
sTENo.. with or without exper; dovntn.
state t9 start
ionoss IN perSon, MAURICE Sof B. BERENfER, ge 1ioi
sTESoeR.pHKR; sS1RS5s s.i hE under IS. permanent
p9s0n with life no
apnT Rm snS5' 4os between ana .nd
isS accurate; n;s J, person person
MELPAR, INC, 452 Swami ave-, Alex
sTHfHNoGRApHERs. sHflss; we'll qualihed: several
in Washington; 5-day, 37l2-hr. wk.; liberal
leave; starting salary. S16s.75. per month
.sl pers 'eh al higher her pay % rate: ages Is to IS.
Write. Box BOD, Star. giving experience
sTfSs6GRAPRfs snf s6oSas namHsf real estate ONCE BOSS
& PHELPS, 1417 K ST. -23
STENOGRAPHER for permanent position;
advancement opportunities; some expert
ence preferred; 5-day wk., paid vacation
other employment advantages. Di 2goo'
sTENoGRAPHER for stenoeraphic and
general office work; 8 day, 40 hour week;
employment ofhce, 4th floor. LANSBURGH
g. BRO, 7th. Sth and sts. NV. -25
STENOGRAPHER and general ONCE work
er 20S. pleasant WORKING COnd,
retirement plan. by national trade assn.
Call RE. 6519 bet. 6 and pm. or Box
75-G, Star.
sTENOGRAPHER. part time, 10 70 g..
For appt.. call EX. 62T7. ga
STENOGRAPHER-SECR 21-35. In
teresting and varied work with blood pro-
gram. See Mrs. Webb, AMERICAN BED
CROSS, 1880 Z st. NV. -22
Evening star., 1948-04-20

fact that no slightest hint the
Russians desire such meeting ls
ever neglected and that very re-
Gently for a few alert days 1t even
appeared that something was IN the
wind.
The Americans did their part. The
iron curtain effectively conceals the
Russian angles.
Episode Begins In Berlin.
The episode begins in Berlin with
a uniformed United States intelli'
gence officer dining with a Russian
uniformed officer OF similar rank
and duties in the occupied zone
The American suddenly realized
that the conversation has assumed q
something should be done about
the differences between our coun-
tries" tenor. To his amazement, the
Russian continued to expand and
finally threw out an ephemeral sug-
gestion that meeting between
Stain and Mr.. Truman was In
order.
Now in this great free-wheeling
country where every street car con-
ductor begins his day by mention
ing what the President of the United
States ought to do and ends 1t by
complaining about what actually
happened, such a conversation
would be utterly meaningless.
But Russian officials on duty ir
foreign lands and especially officers
In uniform in Germany are not
Evening star., 1948-04-20


iscus-throwing gazelles. and all
wearing clothes cut by inspired
tailors.
You can imagine how I feel In
such surroundings. My profile has
all the classic beauty OF an ironing
board. My eyes are small and green
and hold all the hidden romance
of a BOBBY trap. As for my ply
sique, am perhaps the only man
in the world who, If Doctor Harvey
had examined me, would have
caused the great physician to an
nounce to the world that there was
no such thing as circulation Of the
blood. My clothes, despite the fact
that I get them from celebrated
mail order house, still are out Of
place in this town.
Goes After New Look"
Yesterday I decided to do some
thing about my looks. I made up
my mind to try for improvement.
So I went to the House Of West
more, where Perc Westmore oper-
ates, and asked Perc to give me
new look"
In his time. Perc has made every
one in Hollywood look prettier than
he is. He is the only man who ever
made Boris Karloff look like the
first baseman Of . girls softball
team.
"Perc," I said, just Is II I knew
him well, "Perc, pretty me up. I
want the new look
Perc studied me for . minute or
two and said II think you have 1t.
Certainly, you don't have . stand
ard or accepted look
After this swift shaft Of critic
ism, which hurt me deeply, Perc
said: II think that it is time for
men to have a telling weapon.
Women dye their hair; they
lengthen their herniines; they ex-
pertinent with color on fingernails,
lips and toes. A man should be able
to match, or try to match, this
Evening star., 1948-04-20
By Constantine Brown

A Communist revolt is expected to
break out in Venezuela early in May,
according to reliable reports received
in Washington over the week end.
This potential revolt is creating
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a n d eStern "s
Germany, which are benehciaries OF
the Marshall Plan.
The Communist Party has been
active in Caracas in the last few
months, it appears from available
information, but did not decide to
resort to violence until after the
European Recovery Program was
ratified by the United States Con-
gress.
Instructions From Moscow.
Soon after the program became
law Communist headquarters IN
Venezuela received instructions from
Moscow to proceed with large
scale revolution. The Executive
Committee of the party is composed
of Venezuelan citizens who. however,
are merely a front for the organiza-
ton.
The actual leaders are two Spanish
Republicans" who learned the
technique of civil warfare and sabo-
tage in the Spanish Republican
Army 1fOm 1850 10 1909. 1Hcy woie
gotten out of Spain when the Com
munist regime collapsed In that
country, were used for time to
organize the Spanish Communist
Army" in Southwestern France. and
were taken to Moscow for instruc-
tions in how to handle the different
type of Latin peoples of the West
ern Hemisphere.
After an indoctrination course
lasting about a year they were de-
tailed first to Chile. Later they
were sent to Caracas, where they
took over actual direction of the
Communist Party from Ukrainian
organizer who had laid the founda-
ton for Communism In Venezuela
and Colombia.
Incidentally, the Ukrainian, who
was disgruntled at the cavalier way
in which he had been treated, de-
serted from the cause and came to
the United States, where he Is en-
gagged now in sound anti-Communist
uOrk
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behavior Of the girls. So. If you
are willing, I am going to use
you as an apartments guinea
pig. 30 to speak"
He retired to another room Of his
lavish place on Sunset boulevard
He was gone for quite while,
When he returned he had In his
arms what must have been . hun
dred mustaches. Not normal mus
taches, but mustaches Of all the
colors of the rainbow. Green ones
Blue ones. Mauve ones. Pink ones.
Terra GOTTA ones. Ones that were
half and hah-yellow.
Maybe the colored mustaches,"
Perc told me, will add the color
note to mans drab existence. Try
one on"
I chose a chartreuse one. shot
with mad pastel colors. It did
something great for me. I looked
like no man who ever lived or
ever will live. 'I1l take this" ]
said, peeling OF = dime from my
roll.
"They all are yours" Perc said.
"Just remember me when you are
picked up for haunting thorough
fares"
Folks, you should see me today.
I am sporting q Kelly green mus
tache at the moment. I have
marked H. for hoalsa wear When
II 60 out in . few minutes, will
don one that shtmmers with all the
colors Of q hummingbird's throat.
Sho' do wish you-all could see
me.
I out-Gable Gable, out Cooper
Cooper and out-Flynn Flynn.
That's three outs, so I must be
out.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc. J
Evening star., 1948-04-20
On the Other Hand
Senate Committee Ponders How
Much to Increase Minimum Wage

is that the cost of living scarcely
varies between one section and an
other; what varies Is the standard
of living, not the cost.
Other Differences in Bills.
Industry committees, under the
Ball bill, could base their estimates
of adequate wages on what it costs
a single worker to live, rather than
on the cost of sustaining family.
This would result in single workers
getting the preference in employ
ment over married men and women.
The Thomas Mccormack bill
would reduce the number OF exemp-
tions under the present law, bring
ing under its protection few mil
lion workers not now covered, in
cluding seamen and some classes OF
farm labor. The Ball bill would
increase the classes not covered
such as workers in food processing
industries, laundries and other
service industries. Seamen would
continue to be excluded.
Generally speaking, the Inomas-
Mccormack bill tightens up the
present law in line with experience
and the decisions Of the courts. It
Is claimed that the Ball bill, be-
cause OF many new and intricate
provisions, would result In years OF
new litigation.
Both parties in their platforms
are pledged to improve the present
law.
(Copyright, 1913, Globe Syndicate.)
Evening star., 1948-04-20
Rp Doris FLees0n

The question of whether face-to-
face meeting between the President
of the United States and Stain can,
should or is about to be arranged Is O.
Evening star., 1948-04-20
Weak, ,Wately Blood
Blamed for Making
Men and Women
Look and Feel Older
THAN THEIR YEARS

How do you feel ut the end o1 Q dayi
Is that old time pep and drive lacking7
Have you checked.up On your blood
strength latelyf Thousands now FegAin.
Ing glowing good looks and vitality
through the release OF vibrant energy IA
every muscle. nbrs. cell.
Every day-svsry hour-mllionc g
tiny d-blood.cells must pour forth
from the marrow Of your bones 70 re.
place those that are wofn-out. a low
blood count may ansct you in several
ways: no appetite, underweight. no ener.
Ky, q general rundown condition. lack
Of resistance to infection and disease.
To get real relief you must keep UP
your blood strength. Medical authorities,
81 analysis Of the blood, have by posi-.
tive proof shown that SSS Tonic "a
amazingly eYeetiv0 in building up low
blood strength In non.organic nutri.
tiona1 anemiA. This u due to the eSS
Tonic formula which contains special
and potent activating Ingredients.
Also, sSS Tonic hslps you enjoy the
food you eat BY increasing the gastric
digestive Juice when 1t . non.organis
cally too little Or scAnty-thus the stom,
ach will have little cause g e. onxy
with gas. bloat and give on that sour
food taste.
Don't waiti Energize your body with
rich, red-blood. Start on SIS Tonic now.
Az vigorous blood surges throughou!
your whole body. greater freshness ano
strength should make you set better
sleep better. feel better. work nsetef.
play better, have . healthy color 9loM "
your skin-drm flesh NIL out hollow
places, Millions Of bottles sold. Get {
bottle from your drug store. 6ee Tsase
helps Build Sturdy Health.
Evening star., 1948-04-20
Bv LoweH MeHeff

The age-old question Of the la
borer and his hire once more con-
fronts Congress A subcommittee OF
the Senate Committee on Labor and
Evening star., 1948-04-20
Iron Curtain Hides Angles
Truman.Stalin Face.to- Face Meeting
Rumors Bud but Fail to Blossom

thus free to give Stain the bene-
fit of their advice, especially be-
fore Americans. It Is as unheard
of them to make spontaneous po-
litical remarks As 1t would be for
Senator Taft to praise free love.
The American officer made q
careful report of his conversation
to Ambassador Robert Murphy.
After some deliberation, Mr.. Muir
ply decided to invite the same Rus
sian officer to dine, and so did. The
conversation was directed by Mr.
Murphy in the same channels and
the Russian responded suitably.
Several Doors Left Ajar.
The pleasantly surprised Mr.
Murphy carefully left several doors
ajar for further negotiations. None
were forthcoming. Either the Of
hcer was being onicious or his su-
periors had changed their minds.
This kind Of thing is why the
White House does slow burn when
Henry Wallace argues that no one
else really wants peace but himself
and If only he could sit down with
Stain as President all would be
well. The United States has gone
into what proved to be other Rus
sian dead-end streets: 1t Is willing
to keep on trying but 1t knows the
hard facts.
One of them is Molotoy's insis-
tence that the Americans are po-
litically immobilized until after the
November election so the Russians
must push all they can now. Thai
Is the tactical importance Of the
draft and universal military train.
ing as demanded by Mr.. Truman
he believes they are an answer
Molotov will understand.