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Evening star., 1949-10-04
|Wife Of Douglas Gets to Bedside
After Emergency Plane Landing

Mrs. Douglas arrived in a twin
engined Northwest Airlines trans
port shortly after a power trans
former burned out, darkening the
field.
The pilot circled overhead for
20 minutes while an emergency
call went out for cars to light the
runway. The landing was un-
eventful.
Doctors attending Justice Doug
las said he probably will be able to
leave the hospital within two
Evening star., 1949-10-04

A publisher in Chicago reports there
is a simple technique OF everyday
conversation which can pay you real
dividends in both social and business
advancement and works like magic
to give you added poise, self conf
dence and greater popularity. The
details of this method are described
in fascinating booklet, Adventures
in C Conversation, "sent free on request.
According to this publisher, many
people do not realize how much they
could influence others simply by
what they say and how they say it.
Whether in business, at social func-,
Evening star., 1949-10-04

permit reduction of the sea
power by individuals who are not
thoroughly familiar with its po-
tentialities, as has happened in
several other countries. France
never used her navy to good ad-
vantage. The German general
staff failed, in two wars. to ap-
preclate the potency of sea power.
The absorption of Britain's crack
Royal Naval Air Service into an
independent Royal Air Force and
the consequent whitening of her
naval aviation left her in 194l a
second-rate navy. Another signi-
ficant fact is that Japan's collapse
was coincident with the reduction
of her sea poWer-at the end OF
the war she was stronger on the
ground and in the air than at the
start. but her navy was practically
eliminated. 1t follows that if the
Navy's welfare is one of the pre-
requisites to the Nations welfare
and sincerely believe that to
be the case-any step that is not
good for the Navy is not good fol
the Nation
LOUIS DENFEID
Evening star., 1949-10-04

yer" today by Representative Col
mer, Democrat. of Mississippi.
Obviously. Mr.. Colmer told a
reporter, the strategy is to wait
until election year to put pressure
on House members and Senators
up for reelection.
Mr.. Colmer Is chairman OF
group of Southern House mem
bers who have organized to oppose
the Presidents civil rights pro-
gram.
Senate Majority Leader Lucas
announced after a White House
conference yesterday that civil
rights legislation would be taken
up early next year.
Evening star., 1949-10-04

!. Forwarded.
2. Vice Admiral Began is an
officer of great ability and wide
experience in naval aviation and
naval warfare. There is no ques-
ton of his sincerity and high
principles. I know that the writ
ing of his letter was motivated by
sincere patriotism.
8. Rightly or wrongly. the ma
jority of officers in the Pacific
Fleet concur with Capt. Crom-
melin and with the ideas ex-
pressed by Vice Admiral Began
above. Most will avoid any state
ments to that effect, and they
would probably question the pro-
priety and timing of such public
statements. Nevertheless, it would
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Delay in Civil Rights Action
Called Political Maneuver'
BY the Associofed Press

BY the Associated Press
The Democratic administration S
plan to postpone action on civil
rights legislation until next year
was termed political maneu-
Evening star., 1949-10-04
LOUIS DENFEID

last May of first degree murder
in the Staying and beheading OF
his bride of five months, Mrs.
Katheryn S. Newberry, 81. The
jury recommended 20 years i'm
prisonment, the minimum for first
degree murder in Virginia.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
BY the Associoied Press

YAKIMA, Wash, Oct. 4.-Lights
from hastily assembled cars and
flares lighted the airport runway
last night as the wife of Supreme
Court Justice William O. Douglas
arrived to take up a bedside vigil
at the side of her husband.
The 50-year-old justice suffered
13 rib fractures and a punctured
lung Sunday when his horse rolled
on him in the Cascade Mountains.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.. ~ A
", 4

weeks. Although in considerable
pain, doctors said the Justices
physical condition, hardened by an
active outdoor life, is standing
him in good stead.
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MoscowC ofes to Serve
Many NutionuI Dishes


MOSCOW.-Fourteen res
taurants, each specializing in
the national food of one of the
nationalities Of the Soviet
Union, are to be opened in
Moscow In the future. At the
present time there is only
one such national" restau-
taurant In the capital. That
Is the "Aragav," q Georgian
establishment.
There are, however. other
eating places which specialize
in particular types Of food.
For instance, there is a dining
room which serves Jewish
dishes. There are several
specializing in "pelmenyi"-a
Siberian dish-and ''blini"-
or Russian pancakes. There
are special "shashlyk" res
taurants serving mainly this
famous Near Eastern dish Of
broiled lamb.
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Classified AID Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times, 35c per line pei
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, 33c
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Z times or longer consecutvely,
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Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal, &c per
line additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles. SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
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Flat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate rs charged
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more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made In
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res your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make Q note Of the
cancellation number. This 10 Inn
portant In case your statement does
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hon.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-11
MEN WANTED

2l TO IS; assure your future with q
permanent position operating a
streetcar or bus. We teach you
and pay you while learning: STEADY
year-around earnings, plus free
transportation, paid vacations' paid
into our employment once and talk
1t over. Apply now, Monday throush
Friday. $50 am. to 2 noon.
TRANSIT CO.
3132 M st. NV, 9Take Routes go
Rosslyn, 90 Cabin John. 30 FRIEND
ship Heights streetcars direct to the
Inar < --12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-11
Aggressive Statesmen

5 young, aggressive sAleSmen for ape
cial assignment; men selected viii
be trained for field and supervisory
positions by old line legal reserve
ing and have openings for aggkes-
siYe men with definite Advancement
assured; appearance, Imagination,
intelligence. enthusiasm important;
outline in own handwriting aualifs-
NATURALIZATION. employment ref
erences, age, marital status, tele-
phone, home address. Box 400. II.
Star -I3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-11

MAvT TSrsIAL OPPORTUNITY 80
exrxrssaese rFal estate sxssKzSA1
Rssssss ssss ecaassntasA Boz ssS-
MIN Eaasse 70 s~n ww@rv -
tss cHsxsse DEAwzsG Acra&nt ~1s
ia - nu See Nh EAyE
SALESMAN. ress.arAas sSasa@s&s---
II yc@ east - improve yaUr 10
epsa& here IN a. sxeeEsaCnAg czrseE-
taGsty .ez q mas Easessssoae IN SELL
tnE foes terxaes szztEsnxni fer IN
aSe arosaa ~AsaasEfsa- D c, ga
wHoLEsAiI ArToMorryx sPs-
CiAIfY toRBkR---MEsz have sxA
irAEsnsrsA tsea k1pes- sss~staai.
on BJKSEk sAIEsMEN. sKpsE In
eosh earneg and tass nA SA5sa2 EHst
have eeo1 esekGreana ans be ahss
70 make hsAisEE szrvegs. car ss-
sens5Ai salary AAG eAz AsAew Anee
Cal Mr. kEi1gT fes AcpesntzasGi
no. esd -9s
REAL EsTATE-4op~ntnss u cd e.
NE es5 1907 H 81 az.
s va y y g ga g su staks es e M
protested terrftoTs sseessent op-
pogtcnsty Ter easFastss Ran. nssa
have car Inquire fer Mr. COOK
o. winters sisras Mis-. c. e. rests
KtonAl Roam. StktlsE Hotel, wash
instoa. . G. anytime tross Q e a,
Nay IL. Is. ~ enly lis
AUroMoBIiE saLKSMASI ms; gar
tykasp. seed proposition, NITRO
POLL IA! MOTORS. Nss YoTE ave
ana HsAatnkS2Es ID, lis
foT HAVE an opportunity fer htsh
commissions While hslpsrk human
tty Opening foT two hssh grade
salesnen 10 sell the world . hnsst
must have car. cali 9 so g II ~,
st. nv. Is
~ TOUR RI6 INTEREST is in max
ms money there's q seed OPP
portunity awaiting young, ambitious
statesmen. And the only time We
ask YOU to offer Us - your spATs
time, II you have car -, swell
IL not taki as well For
that extra money you're always
looking for, set in touch with Mr.
Kaiser 81 IA. $50 after s . n
Statesmen, We and that men with
the folloxirg exDertsnce are rATticu-
larry adapted TO cur business,
Insurance, appliAncss- industrial kRies,
automobiles. once supplies. Laundry
routes. real estate. oil burners
Our men stay with Us year after year
We are iSo years cid You do not
have to introduce cur product Au-
vanees against earned commissions
II you are willing TO WORK hard you
can expect TO earn upwards Of ~ so
per week Call in person. $40 Rms
Bldg, 18th aud NJ SITS NV Ill
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Young MAN white 20 &Arn rug
.ss szrs;ss1s 49,. ss,ni gs-s hSs x ~
YOUNG MEN, erper. not nse for eoz-
eeXxson VIZ at y. Beach. Nd TsGrs--
from II an tc Pm. NE Ma
THiAs. iiei VI. ave az Rz so+
Young MAN. 70 run stock re0@ and
Eez.eral work. klKa kccoci graduate
Apply b c. IMMATURE s@i Il 81,
VOTING MAN 70 assist rhotaxrErhe=
portrait Shotogrsphy; ne seilirs
ME1ENs STUDIO. ils5 Bisesns-
burg I'd n-s.. Ii 3-5St7. liz
YOUNG MAN, exp. IN seIltng hard
vars and paint seod salary, :EG
time. must have reference Apply n
person. LOCAL PAINT AND HARD
WARE. S307 Bait. ave- HsaitsrtIls.
Young MAN. between 30 ane e.
wanted as tDyettssatog By iArss IL
transitional finance ensrpAny. outside
work, 4o-hr week: sxeelien; oDDo;:
retirement plan. car essential Ap-
ply HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP
1914 Georgia are, SILVER sprins va
YOUNG MEN. experiences in amateur
store. HENRY's CAMERA cENTKR
4@l kins St Alex, Phone Al 75oo
YOUNG MEN, cxhitsA TO install
zinc wall tile IN kitchens and baths
Previous sx2er- In either PAPER
hanging. floor covering or tile SET
tins work EeeeSsary- SALARY CON
son bet. Q and II am. e443 lsth
YOUNG MEN. ArrENTIos.-Do yeu
need a part-ttme Job on satlrdays1
This Is your opportunity 70 become
you are interested in aviation In all
It's phases, specialist training IN
many different technical subjects.
and good fellowship. We have vaeAn-
cies for you. You vii set paid tor
depending on the grade you vii
hold For further Information, cali
THE D. c. AIR NATIONAL GUARD,
days Elk. 1898. Ext. 81, nights
all Grades. Call today. lis
for ianitor in S-story apt. building.
Must be familiar with hand-nred
boiler and routine maintenance. Ap-
ply managers once. Southern Bldg,
18th and II sts NV, between sSo
WANTED. ;. is to IS, serious mind
ed, ambitious young men Tor per-
manent positions, no experience re-
CURED We viii teach you and pay
you while learning; Will average Sb5
weekly after COMPLETION OF TAIN
ing. apply KEYSTONE READERS
SERVICE, RIM. 422, Victor BldE-'
524 ath st; NV" from o to 10 am
WANTED, ; *oung men with knowi-
edge Of electricity to learn oil burn
er service work; steady employment.
excel, vpport. Call Mr.. Seaton,
METROPOLITAN PETROLEUM CO.
WI 900. -i2
IMMEDIATE opening for man over so
to become permanent local repre-
sentative of oid-established fiFm;
Pleasant contacts among home own
ers. in semiprofessional capacity;
repeat business: exclusive territory
in suburban Washington; car neces-
sary; complete training by company
representative: excellent eompensa-
sANDERsoN, Box zoe, Newark. New
~ wiz CAN FIND A MAN who 10 will
ing to work hard to make real
money, We will teach him our busa-
ness, get him started, and help him
regularly till he Is firmly established
in the Washington area. This Is en-
unusual opportunity. No investment
required. Must have references car,
Prefer man 20 UP. Compensation
plan discussed in interview. Write
r. D VAN lyle. Newark. New York.
lie
YOUNG MAN-No work. no pay, no
future, continuous vacation.
II the previous ad appeals to yoe'
don't answer this one, II you realize
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-11
ASSISTANT BUYER
BUYER EXPEDITER
DRIVER
LIQUOR SALESMAN
MEN

The largest corporation in its field
yention. Our tests of this product
with buyers are forcing US to ex-
pand our organization. We there
fore are anxious TO consider EN-.
ploy ment Of 10 men, The sale OF
this product alone viii net you
from 81 800 to $4,000 annually
Thursday. May IL OF s4N Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Md, Ask for
sales MANAGER. II 1t Is not con-
veniefit to apply In person. write
Ia Roy 18Th Star
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the
Business ONCE, 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 am. to II pm, or at any
of the Branch Offices
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 9 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
Ynents on Page AS.
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nElp MEN AND woMEk

B0oKKKEFER ana senerai ofnce
work. Apply 7010 wisconsin ave-.
chew Chase. Nd. OIL 98oe l3
% lawn and szFden. woman for
dffipps: steady work Cal MR.
IA sSs kdEEaS. wanted b sks-
fographer, 70 make nppts-; 81 per
sddrsss, Afssr 4; A. Iss4. is
kossekeeu<r, good plain eook ehaaf-
fsar. handvman. ford 81 children.
l.,s il. i; lessl rsss, w; 500 4. , -.l,s
arhoeco III bakM& l41 1lER lan9s -
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RADIO ENGINEER

under 80, who combines
civilian radio transmitter exper.;
practical analytical. aptitude and
q flair for writing plain English. A
large, congratulated local organ-
ization viii select q man carefuliy
assured future In reply tell US
about your qualifications and what
you want to do. Give US some
idea of y3ur personal circumstances
and salary expectations Your re-
ply will be kept confidential. Box
A0.H Star
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NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
170S O ST, NV.
MEM

Tech. assist, electronics prod, $50
Sales, furniture-selling EXP. nee, $50
plus commission.
Assist. invoice supervisor. Start $50.
Collection men, outside, $3.50 salary,
eecretary,, $276.
Stenographers, $50.
Statesmen, haberdashery, $50.
sales, food, car. necessary, $50-S56.
Telephone solicitors auto sales, OF
BUS mechanics, $50.
WOMEN
S2,s60. bookkeeper, full charge, Conn.
5000. Scokkeeper. downtown. NV.
$a,4oo. assist. bookkeeper. s days.
s22S mo-. s assist. s eScssssDer' temp.
age Is to IS yrs, .exper., some rusty
shorthand; short hours, 8 days. :.
$1,000, NV labor, commercial, legal,
ne; railroad, Mt. Rainier area.
$500; commercial NV, s.w.; secy.
500: ASSOCIATIONS, export, import,
investment counselors, coal and steel
ss,zco: radio, television, pub. rels.
ss Sns &c
o''ass''A STrYsiPiisTTs.
az 500; receptiorist- typists; legal. ex-
port, import, 81 days.
ice, young, 8 days.
$2,100, typist, real estate, . days.
e2,Qe0; typists, billing, adding ma
e2.0s0; typists, stats, sdyance b
assist: superyisor: B day.
N 800; typtsts, Insurance policieo, &c
d900; elsrk-tIpdst h.s.g, 8 oaSS
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addressed to Star bozes do NOT
incIose original references. or
other materials OF personal Udlue.
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals may get lost.
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Statesmen

Make spare time Day of, Full or part
time. Experienced or will trein, Ap-
TIN ly Nc e IL Reai G Ests.s. leo aA 80
Royal St. Alexandria, Va. AL. 6sI5.
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PAINTERS

For maintenance work on large apt;
DEVELOPMENT. Steady YORK sg9o9sda
COMMUNITY, 5000 N. 4th ST., Ari.,
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sPEcIAL NoTlcEs

MIR. BUSINESS MAN do you need Q
We specialize in this type OF per-
sonnet. ATLAS AGENCY, RE. 5767.
ACCOUNTANT EXP. books started
and kept, all tax returns made.
Reasonable rates. VI. 1921, -13
ERAY'S DOLL AND TOY HOSPITAL,
est. 1885; expert workers; repairs
and restores all type dolls; complete
Custom made 70 oEder, Open ewes.
NV, tn. 4744.
NOTICE TO ALL BRICKLAYERs OF
No. 4 d. C.-There will be Q special
meeting at our new hall, 1403 North
Capitol st., at pm. on Friday.
attend. HOWARD A. MILoR. ses'y'
! w WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any bills unless contracted by my
self. CHARLES y. CLUB, b400
st. Barnabas I'd, oxon Till. Nd.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
30 gallon automatic sss hot-wster
heater, 8 year guarantee. S119.60
Installed. Other models and sizes ct
reasonable prices.
J. SHAPIRO
Resistered Plumber, NO, 5000.
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

HELP WANTED AGENCIES
bOOKKEEPERS, S55 wk., experienced.
Bookkeeper, asst. auto firm, start
$50 wk.. Cashier, MGR No. 1000
cI. machine, $40 wk. Cashier typist,
$40 wk,; Dozens others daily; See
1911 q st. NV. Ma. 60Ss.
A GOOD POSITION awaits you as
bookkeeper, stenogrepher, typist. re-
cep., dr.. asst. at PERSONNEL SERv-
ICE, 1911 @ st. NV, Ma. Gig;
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ROOFING AND SIDING

Large corporation with I5 ofices
needs experienced closers for It's
Washington ONCE. and offers; Can
plan, drawing account, chance for
promotion to ONCE membership.
Room 2l4. 1929 Vermont ave. NV.
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statesmen

statesmen for eloihinr
and furnishing dept; permanent
position. excellent salary for steady
worker. GEORGE a CO. plO Sth
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YOUNG MAN-No work. no pay, no
future, continuous vacation.
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THE MAN / WANT

Is alert, ambitious. neat appearing
work 3 hrs per day. A car 10
necessary age $3.50 arceptab bic
See Mr.. BANKER, 4iol Suitland
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SALESMAN

mailing machines "a introducing new
equipment in Washineton which re-
Quires addition of q capable man
who has had considerable exper. In
selling to executives. substantial
ana snd bonus on ssles.
PITNEY-BOWES, INC.
1875 X st. NV liz
Stock-Will Call Clerks
positions; good salary.
Apply NJ Berns. BOND STORES.
YRTs YaaS - sf NV liz