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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-05-03
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. May 3.--IR--Clos-
ing quotation of Alaska Juneau
mine stock today is 3ss, American
Can 86h, Anaconda 36as. Curtiss-
Wright 8, International Harvester
95iz, Kennecott SIS. New York
Central 1914, Northern Pacific 24ls,
U. S. Steel 76, Pound S4.03A.
Sales today were 1,l50,O00 shares.
Averages today are as follows:
Industrials 1900. rails 59.o8. util-
tiles BAIT
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-05-03
LEGION DINNER

Juneau Post N. 4, OF the Ameri-
can Legion, will meet in the Dug
out at $50 O'Clock tonight for a
special dinner. The feed will be
followed by short business meet
ing.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-05-03
VIA HOLDS BUSINESS
MEETING SUNDAY EVE

The Vanderbilt improvement AS
ISOLATION met at the Salmon Greek
Country Club Sunday evening for
a business and banquet.
Several matters in regard to road
improvements relative to the popu-
lace of Glacier Highway residents
were completed
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-05-03
POTTERY CLUB MEETING

The Pottery Club will meet on
Wednesday evening at o'clock in
the Club rooms in the Town Hall
Recreation Center
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-05-03
VANCOUVER VISITOR

j. A. Robertson from Vancouver.
is in Juneau and staying at the
Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-05-03
WEATHER REPORT

. ~, 8. WEATHER BUREAU
. Temperatures for 24-hour period
. ending 7:30 this morning
. In Juneau Maximum, Al;
. minimum 80.
. At Airport Maximum, 81;
. minimum, 20.
. WEATHER FORECAST
. Juneau and Vicinity
. Variable cloudiness with
. very, light rain showers to-
. night.
. PRECIPITATION
. Past "a hours ending 1880 m. today
. In Juneau Trace, since
. July 1, 81.44 inches.
At Airport-Trace; since
. July /. 48.75 inches.
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-05-03
The W ashington
Merry Go Round
BY DREW PEARSON

copyright. 1913. by The Bell Syndicate
Inc.)
Evening star., 1948-05-16
suRuRsAN sALE-MARYLAND

SUBURBAN AlE-MAkYLAND
6ETHEsDA BUNGALOW-An brick IN
excel. cond, s rms. screened porch. full
bsmt.; storage attic: Priced to sell: Cal
AD: 4234 or FRANK g. PHILLIPS. Da
coLoRED-oxoN HILL-New home; So
500; ideal for couple who work Sc: Ice.
liv. rm.; grand view; only A. miles out
C0LOREDNFAikMoNT HEIGHTs, Nd
porch; priced $3.50; easily nnaneed. gN
37O5 or HI, 1876 -16
Evening star., 1948-05-16

KENsTNGToN, 32o4 Ferndale ,st.-open
with bedrms. and bath on 1st d: This
noms syes wes ADDS So much to the
D'fss"f ksasIne q e.onM4,eed srk;, With bed.
is we'll located. facing a park and conv.
slIysf sPfins.4;ssarm home, that n. !. !.
esns''e ssIs. NJ ?. sHoEMAKER, Jr'. Rssiter,
PIso PL 114e; ewes" WI s@s7' OIL. o4e7,, PL'
SOUTHERN MARYLAND. near. D. C
homes in growing community. Venetian
Snas 0s sssss so sns ass asa
Near Waldorf-completely modern s.
MODERN domestic needs 4 city hone IN
'4 Hass.sviiie! modem homes upds.
July i. Buy nov and watch your house
Hughesville-2-story house in town.
erty. Larse tobacco market center. Can
be made into apartments or rs . CONNER
eirl La pistss.Moa.4n SIs At sssqo' new suns.,ow
3eoa1os Feom Isrs. lot. d city n as.sT Near sshs'
Ssi!Eis' RhGn sSnfs Rass..v aas sssGS Sd Phoa;
75-F-3.
CHEVERLY-Beautiful new brick home.
bedrooms, baths, built-in garage; ultra
modern: processed construction: tust inside
Cheverly entrance on Bellevue ave. Oper
all day Sunday; S1s,900.
SS500-3-bedroom BUNGALOW. on ap'
prox, =. acre, l blk. on hwy" neal
East Pines-S1.500 down; 2-bedroon
bungalow, in excellent condition; stairway
to hoored, insulated attic; fenced yard
$3.50 MILLAR BROS, INC, $40 An
napoifs I'd, Bladensburs. Nd, WA. 1897
ewes. UN. 1866, VI. 06e4.
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OUTSTANDING VALUES"

Chevy Chase-B-rm. BRICK with nm
attic rms. gar; S2l $50; 4,
acre; 2-caSsar.; SIs.95o
Silver Spring area-s-rm brick, rec.
rm. with fireplace; Gear gar; on n acre:
S27.500.
silver Spring area-6rm. white frame,
on ! acre: S17,450.
Silver Spring-New 6-rm. brick homes
Many other good buys in these. areas.
Call for appt. to inspect or drop by our
ONCE at 1927 Ga: ave; WORTHINGTON
REALTY. 81. 300. II no answer, SH
Evening star., 1948-05-16

$4,000, TERMS-Jefierson ST.. Hyattsyille,
Md-5-family house, large corner lot. 9:
car garage; apts. equipped with stoves and
Irefrieerators; oil h.-wh. good return, $210
month building in splendid repair; close
to everything, adjoining lot zoned for apt.
site.
glassed-in front porch; bath; eleea garage, e
block bus. adjoining lot can be had for
81, 500. ERWIN REALTY CO., Hyattsville
0234: ewes. WA. 1891. -16
Mr.. CENSUS BUREAU-5-rm. and bath
brick Cape Cod bYnsalSw; fun Ssmt an and q
town will sacrifice. S15,500; terms. Also
3 priced from s11,25o. to SI4,76o.
Central ave. = mi. from District line
& rms. and bath Cape Cod frame bunga-
low: oil h.-w.h.; part bsmt.; lot 65xl rs.
Forestvilie-Masonry s-rm, bungalow. 4
bedrms on End a. tile sath otG tpl ts4m, ssmt'
Forestyille-sevee6aal wood buildins undi sites
Craine hwy. nr. Cheltenham-50 acres
of rolling wooded land. long frontaee @ on
State road; reasonable. WYVILL REALTY.
! CO., HI. 6612. -l6
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CONTINUED 90 Next Page.)
Evening star., 1948-05-16

bUnRaI0W on corner I
din. rm.. kit. with 8
bedrms.. cypress pane
tnclosed rear porch,
storm sash, garden
terms; immediate 2
CAPUTI REALTY, p'
Evening star., 1948-05-16


MOTHER GOOSE WOULD hav. felt right
hst IN s .oso neek o hs
is most appealing; the interior. is SO
s that can BE- .ns Ds
With Bsndix washer; tn. unique sar; could
Ts b %sed o. for gostM studio n if sssred ELIZA
pm ~ This splendid 4-bedroom. prew.r
On n. S fs,tgre; m
9Ise'i.s an 1n 4xso S .ee iss f fn.[ ns d:h h:
wsshr no1aS and NS s
ssach wsss 'e on 0 WASH 81 blvd d. past olebe
ARsuM Rp'hsss tsss Il No. 'nS %.ss sd asn
OPEN TO-DAY. 2 TO s.5-rm brick in
now shown for first time and made immedi-
ately available by owner leaving city; this
attractive det. home is complete with avn
deeor.sed eee e ' and @ eonvenisntls @ i located to
Wilson blvd, bus and shopping, 1t has
liy and din; rms and a equipped sit IT,, down, ,
bsmt.; oil h:-w.h.; dandy. level lot priced
for quick sale on reasonable terms Driys
out today To Eeseh e az out Wilson s9 blvd 70
1855 II IS E s!s s.as y
2061 Wilson blvd, ow. 4s47; Suns, and
esss:s cfEN TopxH. . TO 9, s-sm; Cape COD
In No. Arlington; ZIG No Jefferson st.
rooms, see this attractive home With liv.
I'M. 13x2o: din rm:: 12.ls; ise equipped
master bedrm., l3x2O, and / Of average
size and tiled bath up. This lovely home
is really complete with fireplace; fun bsmt.,
&C. oil heat, screened hy. porch and gar;
| ferred; priced for Immediate. sale. See it
today To reach: Out Wilson blvd. to
KEITH b. BRuMBAcK. Exciusivsiy, 2O5I
Wilson blvd. oW 4347; Suns. and ewes.
siX-RM. BUNGA. on Old Mt. Vernon hwy;
| tra lre. with plenty Of closets. An. rec.
rm in knotty pine; full bsmt. with oil a:.c.
| heat; lge, lot with nice shrubbery: price.
3. MARTIN REALTY, I20 q Royal Alex
Alex. 6e1b, II. S64ts lis
Evening star., 1948-05-16

NTH h bath All s ss fs2fss s' H ie'e s7ss Ss'iR
1iG6ss1T i6s1 COMP, 3 b.drms., ounnison r.me-
.nd :sai .Ss Ss%s.: 'hE is.; Ios' $1,000 NJ y y:
sass. ss5E|ey rrt nv 44so. c'll MR. BARKER re,
lovely Dutch colonial;, ali l9s. rms; With With
corner 9o,sss.an VI. sif oss;a Sa ss s6s6
n: i%set Net.!nshsm' Just q. Little Islls I'd,
npSx ME sAsKERR. sER.I re- gas nE $50 $500
IVY hwy, IN dIoysten: Ia E aIovetSp Sy :s .ood ;
lois i SPTaSui Sp TaaSuisr for tn. money. only /.
lev W left in our section / Of C.rlin Spring;
s-bedrm. brick home, large liy; rm With ,t
.eap st With SPACE for
nook. full bsmt. with outside entrance;
81: FLA and conventional loan fnanse. &c.
re.eh: 1n sae out Hl'psb Lee blvd to Edison turn
Iishs e GsIlin Spring es RI; .;.n turn left to
nrEN n sE2sh ao1sE Al DAY sos sund.y. ni sos7 No
9th st.-3-bedroom brick C9ionissi, Eooa s
tasssfulls ss.f 9eosu deso1.ted. full easement. gas
&C, heat. 10 Inspect, drive out Wilson
ya sya 1T Il t0:5ss u opsn ST s.n surq
oIb DoMiNIoN REALTY CO.. cH. $685.
TARA. Ariington's finest section--charm-
hs home, lovely iarse rooms. bis closets. nre-
place left. screened porch overlooking
garden 24-ft. recreation room. &C: OIL
very large lot In lawn and trees. KEkR
q KEER, CH. 1853.
OPEN HOUSE ! TO DARk-Lyon VILLAGE,
/ bedroom and bath 1st door. equipped
kitchen, full basement; . good buy on
today.s market; 70 Inspect drive sn gu,
sign. OLD DOMINION REALTY CO.,
cH; 3aS5, @ GH. ssss, s,,,,. ,r,n ,u, ,.or.,
school: finest built brick three-bedroom
homes: everything modern and the best.
Call o. see uHIm co. "a. 7424 -.
acre ine Fairfax County land, near An.
EnandeIe; chicken house, ssTase and & ethss @
: c.. AnnandaIs. "a. 7424.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
eco and cosm etic depts.
STANDARD DRUG CO.,

dry cleaning establish
good appearance; Rood
king conditions. Call
Evening star., 1948-05-10
NELP MEN,

ns1 sp.sS e 'ss ssout vGT5 81 A. Saay
iass sss Ps Ssa zas'ssSa 81 $780, R :f
TYrIsr, ,euhs man. nan ezps.,s,ns'.d, 9ppsc,,
Hfiz Rs1RikaSRR' NUS
sas' snss, s%1ss Sissndh1 as SHOP
1satFxrR 1sih Il IA xNb 5P isa 9ael OPERATOR With
%snaea peslsien oaS must ssss shoressa fno1isdss
v VETERAN. iss eierE-typist-stenosrspher. q st. % for
permanent position; free EIoup and hos
Rs.Ii1stdon ate soS eSysrasf stb Apply Suite 40
interior d.eo1atins on s 'sn and .aIsssorf; < must
%sfL af1ssfss !s,. sSEAaoSS
SES1yATiSd Ssas issh :s
.Ga .pps S:ee eooa % salsps aes ausi,ties mem mem
sGLroSSeD g sSen RADIo p ,oss sales and Service
WANiED VA EH' NIGHf AUDiroR for 1s5-room
hotel; permanent position; GOOD salary and
and come well recommended. BOX 1857,
sMSssssHzs; sSss :sp.s.sne.a solor.d man. -sS Can
YOUNG MAN, to work in stoekrm.. Wiling
ss5x:E saz sgprtY as'S CO. .''S soss fss sss
4s5apstsn 4oTSS NAN xi with car assist ...easv. a
! salesman, nationally known line mems and
women's apparel prefer man retail exp:
salary. expenses and bonus. Box 1897
YOUNG MAN. "a to 81. for sales train
ing; excellent sarninEs: unlimited oppor-
ARBy eseSls Cash ssdfsrr sn kr co. sa'r il1
iYtouNG MAN for stockroom work, 1lns op-
inclined: write. Swing full particulars as
to age, exr, etc: me- location. Box
YoGNG lSEJNi MAN. white. with som. expert
n $40 eonn
YOU YOUNG Gq NAN, AsSSs sse $780, a, assistant to
manager Of purchasing division Of life
Fnewiedse 81 f printing % Repfu: :'1ssn perm Do Do
sition with opport. to advance. Apply bet.
8 am. and pm, RIM. 40s, s16 14th
2S YoSNS MAN for ~ ,nysss,s.se.. position
sna mSst b hsh school
graduate over Il years OF age. with auto
Rsaa aSo HF
WSgdXsTS XSNS SiM SidI 1St6 ard sts
sale drygoods house: permanent position;
good hours; opportunity for sdvancement
EXcELLENT Exc OPPORTUNITY for young
man: some IRE and automobile underwrit-
wis WISE Ems fNsuRANcE Co. Of M North sgg' AMER %
ICA. 3rd floor. 129 18th St NV. 10
EXCELLENT FUTURE and unusual opport
for one man, age 2S-34. inclusive, in sales
work with large national iife insurance
Successful applicant will be sent to home
office Of the company for 5 weeks train.
IN ing with ,, salary a and expenses :, He will
s vissd % trsinnx 70 on " the lob while dolns ses.
cialized sales work with the ycompany's
oIgsnized sales plans. Applicant must
have the following qualifications: ]. Perm.
rsSdent =; Of Wash with Fds
lege required 3. Married man given
preference. but will consider single appli-
cant. 4. Must rate top score on our apti-
tude tests to determine his fitness for this
in past occupations. 8. Must have excel
, personality and be able to meet executive
type businessmen Your reply must sM t,'I1s con,
sDWssT h SEssSsd sGF tsE stan needs ae.
WASHINGTON man for contact purposes with
Government agencies. Write Box 4sa,Y,
EXPERIENCED MAN for furniture business
reference required. Call Rockville 2447
ExcHTIENT * sg21SsPsnt fERMAsEET N ssTERN nsd. job
Ss at MAzos q hsh s5ass
apvnRT1srNG IN III sales person to
sell advertising in monthly publication of
viii have national distribution: liberal
compensation. Telephone ma 1884 for
appointment. 10
Evening star., 1948-05-10
HELP MEh and WoMEk.

COUPLE WANTED-Butler. chauffeur. all
around man: exper., refs. req; live on
premises; good salary; wife IS cook and
general houseworker: Mass. ave, close In
EN-. 9292 for interview. IL
COUPLE, white, woman for cook and
g.h.w.; man. handy man who can drive;
going to Calf. for summer; perm posi-
tion for right couple. RE. 3549. -l2
COUPLE, white or colored; wife IS up.
stairs maid and laundress. husband must
be experienced chauffeur and be able to dc
minor repairs on cars: live in: local refer
ences please. 234l Wyo. ave. NV. 10
FOUNTAIN HELR-Well-paid WORK At oul
soda fountain; pleasant working conditions
perm employment, excellent opportunity
for advsnsemsnt, vacation With psy: Appl,
ployment once, n P st. ne. Mon throusf
Fri. & am. to $50 pm.
MAN OR COUPLE with small restaurant
experience to work and run fully-eQuipped
restaurant in .. downtown building Rent
free and you take all profit in place OF
salary Positively state experience and
reference to be considered. Box 3l9-Z'
SALES MEN AND WOMEN to sell direct
to mothers: leads furnished. territory pro-
tected; excel earnings for right people:
Apply Mr. Daniels, BABY's BUTLER so
Canal st. s.w., EX. 1870, 8 am. to 1 Pm.
ExFERIENCED HELP for DOMESTIC q
public work: no fee. NATURAL EAPLOY.
IENT AGENCY. NO. $3.50. 13'
Evening star., 1948-05-10
When answering ddUertise-
ments addressed to Star bores

When answering ddUertise-
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal ualue. Ad-
uerttsers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to q Star
boz number and this mail is
destroyed II remaining oDer 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
In order to protect its dd-
pertisers from receiUing circu-
lar matter, 1t is expressly un-
derstood and agreed that all
such matter 1Dill be ,Dithheld
as far as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde dnsUers to dd-
Dertisements addressed to bor
numbers in care of The Star
,Uill be deliuered to advertisers
on presentation OF the bor
number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-05-10

details. editorial Once. isra. scientific
sGset Ezss a,2; so TE psd Hx $3.50
cLERK-TYPIsT, national finance CO.: per
mSnSp5 sn1HRs sfod CIT I4tuf: cRrr 5ff ooRF
eEGRK.rYfisT. iP1ss rKf tp pernanent position in
our credit ocs good hours rs ana Grl; pleasant mt
BRo.' Ihse5v'tHi NC. a. las Gc 18th ne: Mio
CLERK-TYPIsT-A position Is available
for in the dept
hr. t "" wk.; eonsenial Surroundings; vac: with
ean; employe benefits. Il you are interested eaI!
sToREs. nc, employment once. Is45 ath
ssi sCsLiERR.K-TYrIsr for library, under 40.
Call gersonnsl ADAMS 1 ,,! s.11 .r..,, dlct.-
TaS 1soo ne NaAn Edison D s., or pSons ow 1000
cLERk-rYpIsr for general ONO. work;
ONCE, 4th fioor, LANsBURGH 4 BRO,
7th, 9Th and E sts. NV. 1T
cLERKIYPIsI for Due,!shins ia.sd asm resent :sent
aish y apm ssn0o' 5.dss .assaefs af NON .hreue sY
insurance. LII. -6UO, EAt. 40.
CLERK-TYPIsT. one who likes figures.
needed immed BY lge. wholesale elect. ep-
piiance Arm; conv location. good working
conditions. Apply personnel; SOUTHERN
WHOLESALERS, INC, 1913 st. NV. Pc
tween 8 and 4. -l0
age 1885. preferably
cond. @ ONCE nr. Roosevelt High school; 40
mr. wk. with time-and-han pay for over.
time; meals furn. at SOC Der meal. paid
vacation and paid sick leave. Apply In
person. 1898 Taylor st. NV. IL
CLERK-TYfIsT,- hirh school sraduats;
perm. position, 5,day wk AEINA SAS- Gas
UALTY & SURETY CO., 339 Invest. Slds.
See Mr.. Haas. III
CIERK-TYF1sT. knowledee of fling help
ful: good salary, excellent vorkins con-
ditions. Apply once YOUNG MEMS SHOf'
1919 p ST. NV. 10
cLERK-TYPIsTs t2). 1e to .2g. white:
familiar with keyboard but In need OF
practice; must live with parents or hus-
band; hrs, $50 to 5. " day Sats; salary
to start, S14o mo-; quick advaneement
Phone MA. $500. 10
under IS. permanent Do
sition with life insurance company. no ex-
perience necessary; pleasant working cen
ditions. short 35-hour. 5-day week. Apply
Rm, 40s between An. and p.m.. SO
18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-10-06
State Workers Help Dewey
In Campaiqn, McGrafh Saws
BY the Asseeietsd Press

Senator McGrath, Democrat, OF
Rhode Island, said yesterday that
"the highest paid army Of bureau
Gratis in history" is campaigning for
Gov. Dewey. the Republican presi-
Dental nominee.
Senator McGrath. chairman OF
the Democratic National Commit
tee, said he will introduce legisla-
ton at the next session of Congress
to regulate the political activity OF
State employees in national elec-
tions.
THE present campaign has shown
a tremendous loophole in the Hatch
Act and other legislation affecting
the conduct Of Federal elections, II
Senator McGrath said in q state
ment. The Hatch Act prohibits po-
htical campaigning by most Federal
Government employees.
"At the time these laws were
passed it was never envisioned that
an entire State administration
would be withdrawn from its duties
to further the campaign Of a presi-
Dental candidate" Senator Nc
Grath said.
But very nearly that has hap
pened In this campaign"
Senator McGrath said q large
number of $l,000-a-month and
higher employees of New York State
are working virtually full time fol
the Dewey campaign.
Evening star., 1948-10-06
McGohey Again Asks
Mcdowell 10 Testify
BY The A.soeiofed Press

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-United
States Attorney John F. McGohey
has issued a third telegraphic re.
quest to Representative Mcdowell
Republican, of Pennsylvania to ap-
pear before a Federal grand Jury
here tomorrow.
Mr.. McGohey wants Mr.. McDow-
ell, member of the House Commit
tee on Un-American Activities, to
disclose evidence supporting his al
legged statement that indictments OF
IL top Communists were drafted
deliberately" to contain loopholes
Mr.. McGohey sent the request
shortly after receiving q letter from
the committee member stating "it Il
obvious you have not read the state.
ment issued"
Mr.. Mcdowell said that "compe.
tent constitutional lawyers" beiiev.
the II are practically certain of no.
being punished for their Grim,
against the American people"
He added that these lawyers be.
1ieve further decisions on this mat.
ter may endanger the entire security
Of tn Nation by destroying some o.
the necessary laws it now has"
Mr.. McGohey said Mr.. Mcdowell
could be subpoenaed. Asked If h.
had issued subpoena, Mr.. McGohey
replied:
Lets wait until Thursday on that
I'm not going to assume that &
Congressman will ignore the requesr
of a prosecution"
Evening star., 1948-10-06
Chicago Tribune Backs Dewey
AS Least Worse Candidate

political leadership by its failure to
present to the country an alterna-
tive to the present futile and anti
American policy = in spite Of
our arm disagreement with him on
foreign policy. We deem him an in
telligent man and cherish the hope
that when the present policy fails,
as 1t certainly must, he will do what
is then possible to redeem it."
The Tribune said it favored Gov.
Dewey "in part, of course, because
Of the character of his opponent.
Mr.. Truman Is not the worst Presi-
dent this country has had, but he
has the least capacity for the office.
Finally, and most important, we
are for Gov. Dewey because his
election as standard bearer Of the
Republican Party will have q power
full effect on the reelection of a
Republican House and Senate = ="
Evening star., 1948-10-06
Is Eskimo Traders Overdue
On Voyage 10 Siberia
By the Assoeictsd Pysss

NOME, Alaska, Oct. 6-Thirteen
American Eskimos were reported
long overdue today on their annual
trading trip across the Bering
Straits to the Siberian mainland.
The report came from . radio
operator, Roger Menadelook, on
Little Diomede Island in the middle
Of the straits.
He said the island storekeeper
Elmer Elsanga. and a dozen other
men left the American island early
this summer. Travelling in a large
native skinboat, they we're to go to
the nearby Siberian Diomede Island
and then 60 on to the Soviet main
land. The mainland is only about
40 miles away at the nearest point.
The radio operator said the group
is now more than two months over
due,
Evening star., 1948-10-06
Russia Is Milking Czechs
OF Uranium, Poponek Says

PARIS, Oct. 6 (P.-Dr. Jan Papa
mex yesterday accused Russia OF
milking Czechoslovakia of millions
of dollars worth of uranium" daily
through forced German labor.
DR.. Papanek, anti Communist for
mer permanent representative OF
Czechoslovakia in the United Ma
tions, made the charge In the U. N.
Budgetary Committee. Czechoslo-
wax and other Soviet bloc delegates
tried vainly to prevent his ap-
pearance.
The committee is considering q
request Of the Communist-co controlled
Prague government that 1t fire Dr.
Papanek, who still holds positions
on two U. NJ Financial Committees.
The Czechoslovak delegation also
has accused him Of embezzling S115,-
600 in Red Cross funds.
DR.. Papanek categorically denied
the charges. He then accused the
Czech Communist regime Of either
forging or obtaining under great
duress" the signature of the late
President Eduard Benes to docu-
ments appointing Vladimir Houdek
to head the Czechoslovak delegation
He hinted Czech Communists had
seized more than 100000 in Ameri-
can-donated funds for the Czech
Red Cross.
Evening star., 1948-10-06

AL farmers speak the same Ian
guage, no matter what country
they're from.
At least that's the theory Of two
young French farmers, who speak
tres peu" English and who are
going to work on farms in West
Virginia and North Carolina 3or
three months.
Roger Delorme, ~, tomorrow will
join . family near Greensboro,
N. c., and Roger Genelot, IS, will
60 to . farm family in West Vir-
ginis. He doesn't know yet what
town it will be. Both of them
know, however, neither Of the fam
lilies speaks French.
I'VE won't be Is lost on q farm
as we are in the city, though" the
two Rogers agreed through an in
terpreter. There, In the country
We will understand one another. "
The two Frenchmen memorized q
list of American farm terms before
they docked Sunday in New York
and they are armed also with q
shiny new French-English diction-
ary they pass between each other
Evening star., 1948-10-06
New York Specialist Stays
Estranged Wife, Kills Self
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

STANFORD, Conn, Oct. g.
Police listed as murder and suicide
the deaths of Or. Henry B. Turner
80, and his Reno-bound estranged
wife.
The wealthy New York heart spe-
cialist was found fatally wounded
yesterday beside the body of Mrs.
Turner. in their automobile, parked
behind b. hotel here. Police Chief
John B. Brennan said the physician
had shot and killed his wife and
then turned a pistol on himself
The couple, residents of nearby
Darien, had agreed on a divorce
shortly before the shooting. A
ticket to Reno was found in Mrs.
Turner'S pocketbook.
Judge william A. Kelly, member
Of Stamford law firm, said ar
rangements for the divorce were
completed at q conference in his
Office.