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Evening star., 1949-11-04
picture OF, Page A-6.)

Community Chest campaign
leaders are hoping to pass the
halfway mark today in their
area-wide drive for $3,991,719 to
keep Red Feather services run
ming next year.
Government and large-business
solicitors are counted on to carry
the drive to about 100000 at
report meetings today.
Business Unit II, in its first re-
port yesterday, raised the cam
paign total to $1,800,277 with new
subscriptions of $39, 1882,
The Business II total now
stands at 62,43o, 26 per cent of
its $241, ,781 quota. The unit covers
firms with fewer than Is en-
ployes.
Advance Gift Unit, which also
reported at a separate luncheon
yesterday in the Hotel Wash
ington, raised its collections figure
from IS to so per cent of its quota.
These gifts later are credited to
other units.
Earl Goodwin, NBC announcer
and native Washingtonian, was
guest speaker at yesterdays Busi-
ness II luncheon.
Referring to himself as IAN
tique," he told the gathering
today's Community Chest was
non-existent when, he was q boy.
"The program In those days
amounted to people carrying
baskets Of food and buckets Of hot
soup to poor people on cold days, /"
he recalled. "Then Washington
grew up and became an area with
flrst-class problems.
Nov each person is responsible
for the welfare Of his city. We're
doing what we can for the people
who can't particularly help them
selves. From the lifetime of ex-
perience I've seen in watching
Washington grow up. the Com
munity Chest here has uplifted
and made humanity better"
Today Business I and Govern
ment units were to hold report
luncheons in the Hotel Wash
ington. The Residential Unit
meeting. originally scheduled for
today, has been Cancelled.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Peace Menace
In Balkans Hit
byU. n. Vote
Albania and Bulgaria
Called On to Stop
Aid to GuerriIIus +
By the Assoeiotsd Press

A!1A4AA2 SoSS100B 4>VSs r. 4IlC
59-nation United Nations Political
Committee approved overwhelm-
ingly today a resolution declaring
Albania and Bulgaria endanger
peace in the Balkans by assisting
the Greek guerrillas. The vote
was SO to 6. with abstentions.
The resolution was Jointly
sponsored by the United States,
Britain. China and Australia. It
also calls on Albania and Bull
garia to stop supporting the
Communicated guerrillas.
India and Israel Abstain.
Yugoslavia joined Russia and
her four satellite countries of
Eastern Europe in voting against
the resolution. Nations abstain
ing were India and Israel.
At the same time, the commit
tee rejected a Russian demand
for U. N. action to get American
and British military missions out
of Greece.
The Soviet resolution was
soundly defeated in separate
votes on each paragraph.
Powerful groups within the
U. N. worked today to try to
insure a decision on the disposal
of Italy's prewar African colonies
at this Assembly session.
Corridor conferences and spe-
cial meetings of groups and blocs
involved the United States, Brit
ain, the Latin American countries
and the Arab nations.
A United States spokesman said
fatty the Americans attach con-
siderable Importance to getting a
solution of the question, which
was turned over to the Assembly
when the Council of Foreign
Ministers was unable to agree on
lit by September Is, 1948.
Postponement Opposed.
Spokesman for all the groups
agreed another postponement of
action on independence demands
for the colonies would be a Sc
we're blow to the prestige of the
U. N.
The subject Of what to do with
Libia. Italian Somaliland and
Eritrea is a touchy one because
Of the conflicting racial, political
and strategic interests which con-
verge in the area.
There is one question before the
U. n. however, in which East
West rivalry is overshadowed by
the interest Of Latin American
and Arab nations in Libia and
Somaliland.
The Donation Latin-American
bloc, sensitive to both sentimental
ties to Italy and the Italian minor
tiles throughout South America,
want to ensure Italian trusteeship
over Somaliland. If they don't
get their way. they threaten to
upset plans to make Libia inde-
pendent by 1852, as desired by the
Arabs.
Follows Balkan Issue.
The question has been threshed
out at length in a special 81
nation subcommittee of the As
sembly's Political Committee. The
subcommittee recommendations
come before the full 59-nation
group after the Balkan issue is
out Of the way.
The subcommittee recommends
that Libia become independent by
1852; that Italian Somaliland be
guided to independence by 1859,
under an Italian trusteeship; and
that q special flve-nation group
investigate conditions in Eritrea
and report back next year,
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Prof. Meek. 81. Dies

LONDON. Nov. 4 R.-The
death OF Prof. Alexander Meek,
81. zoologist and professor emer-
titus at the University Of Durham,
was announced today.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Drive Likely for Law
To Bar Small Planes
From Major Airports
Choirmen Of Committees
In House and Senate Buck
Move as Result Of Crash
BULLETIN

1nree large SecC1OnS OF the
shattered Bolivian P-38 which
crashed into an airliner Tues
day were raised from Is feet of
water in the Potomac today by
Navy divers and crane opera
tors. Meanwhile, the pilot, Capt.
Eric Rios Bridoux, was reported
much improved" at Alexandria
Hospital.
Earlier Story on Page A-3.)
CLUES to Crash Cause Sought
in Plane Equipment. Page AS
CONTROVERSY Started by CAl
"Exoneration" Of Airliner.
Page AS
Legislation to ban small aircraft
and converted combat planes from
the Nations major commercial
airports as an aftermath of the
tragic crash at National Airport
Tuesday appeared more and more
likely today as the chairmen o1
House and Senate committees in.
dorsed the idea.
Chairman johnson of the Senate
Commerce Committee, which is
concerned with such matters, said
"this tragic accident is what the
committee needed to help it get
some action on a matter which has
deeply concerned the members for
a long time. I already have bill
which will require the Civil Aero
nautics Administration to provide
separate airports for smaller craft
which I will introduce as soon as
Congress reconvenes."
Senator johnson added that the
problem Of United States combat
planes getting into commercial air
lanes-a factor in the crash of an
Eastern Air Lines plane last July
over New Jersey-had been worked
out by the CAA and the Defense
Department and was operating
satisfactorily.
Crosser Urges Action.
Chairman Crosser of the House
Commerce Committee said that
something must be done to keep
the two types of planes at separate
airports."
He reported that there was "a
good deal of sentiment" among
the House members for some sort
of legislative action and added
that the matter undoubtedly
would be brought up when the
committee gets together again ir
January.
Senator Sparkman, Democrat
Of Alabama, also Endorsed the idea
of banning combat planes from
mot only National Airport but
also from every other large COM
mercial field"
"The crash was terrible and
something must be done to see
that it is not repeated" he added
Bill Calls for New Airport
The johnson bill would deal
specifically with the problem here
by requiring that another air
port for smaller aircraft and con-
verted combat types be built.
This disclosure brought out the
Io~~ AInn0nnC n.~~ 40 -
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Chest Drive Passes
Halfway Mark With
$2,003,187 Reported
50.18 Pct. Of Areas
$3,9e1,7l9 Quote
Reached in First Week
BULLETIN

Washington's 1850 Commu-
nifty Chest campaign today
passed the halfway mark with
$2,003, ,187 or 50.18 per cent of
its $3,991,719 quota. Total
pledges to date are 1875, ,769. as
the campaign ends its first week.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Democratic Campaign
For 1850 Previewed
In Truman S Speech
President Heading Home
After St. Paul Attack
On 'Reuctionuries'

G. o. P. CHAIRMAN Blasts Gov
ernment Spending in Retort to
Truman Speech. Page A
Evening star., 1949-11-04

(See CENSUS. Page AID
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(See LABOR, Page A-2.)
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(see AIRPoRTs, Page AID.
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(See SESQUI, Page A-12.)
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By Joseph A. Fox
Stor Stoff correspondsnf

fTert OF Speech on Page A-24J
Evening star., 1949-10-28

the form Of q stoee produc-
tion.. There will be sets,
props and scenes.
There will be O general
beouty toIk, exercises to be
done while you are dressed
or undressed. hair core will
be explained and skin core
and makeup teehniques dis
eussed. Following these vo-
rious sequences there will be
q question and answer"
period or hair problems. The
beouty eonsultonts present
will give personal eonsuIto-
ton and make out individ-
uoI skin-core charts for
members Of the audience.
Our pictures illustrate q
number Of the points thot
will be brought up for dis
eussion. (D Correct oppIi-
cotton Of face creams. ~
Evening star., 1949-10-28

the fomous Five-Doy Won-
der School. The two-hour
session. here in Washington
is on exoet replica Of the
SIS course given in New
York. Here in Washington
you will pay an enrolment
fee Of ST and receive, in
addition to many beauty
techniques, q kit contain
ing information on proper
diet and q jor Of the beauty
houses famous cleansing
cream. The course will run
from Monday through FRI
doy from 10 to II noon and
another Gloss from 2::3O to
4::30 pm. Admission to the
closes will be by ticket,
which you must obtoin from
the department store.
The Travelling Wonder
course will be presented in
Evening star., 1949-10-28

Eye makeup. ~ Caring for
your eyes so os to make
them look larger and more
beautiful. (4) Properly US
ing q Iipstick brush.
According to Monko Ru-
binstein, 1T is the duty of
every woman to mointoin q
youthful appearance and q
youthful approach to life"
She claims the first fundo-
nentol Of maintaining youth
and beauty is diet. Your
food should consist Of q
mixed diet-o eII-boIonced
diet thot will sotisfy hunger
without adding pounds.
Exercise comes next, for it
keeps the body 1.-the and
trim, tones and stimulates
and improves posture. Reg
ulor care Of the skin is the
third beauty essential.
Evening star., 1949-10-28

BEAUTY CLINICS make
news in every city in which
they ore set up. Women DO
want to know more about
core Of hoir, exercises,
makeup and skin care. They
prove this with staggering
attendance figures.
During the week Of Oe-
tober 81, q Leading beouty
authority, Monko Rubin
stein. will be in town. A
grandmother is hordly whot
she looks like but. never
heless, she is.
She is representing one Of
the most weII-known beauty
courses given in New York
Evening star., 1949-04-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN

CLERK. eTper., eoIored. wishes 5 2
5 = odas daSs week can also type Il
COOK. American and French cuisine
room with bath; have small house
broken dog, therefore. suburbs or
country position preferred. Boz
EDITORIAL or similar work; COM
panion TO invalid evenings. week
ends. Box 1896, Star. IL
DESK CLERK. PIX oP., typtst. ex-
ested. call Hudson sIs3' 5.
GRADUATE practical nurse. available
12-hr. duty; all cases. Phone En-
LADY. recently arrived from London.
wishes position as companion or
French. German. Swedish, RUS
sian; experienced. Ex. 1850. Ext.
100: 1I-l2, o-3 il
NURSE. white. efhc., dependable. de-
s1reS permanent case; consider any
case; live in. Box 474-G. Star. l.
PART-TME general ONCE work or
receptiogis,: knowledss Of typins.
P1kxCTIcAI NURSE. desires care o,
semi or invalid. Small children.
E1sl; E.apvs seffi ii alsaas Lsaa- rates. MISS
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. exper..
desires work In doctors ONCE, In
valid or aged person. Call DE. 975e
cny time l.
SECRETARY, college education. di-
versifled experience topflieht; 5-dss
wk Box 55-J. Star %
card addressing: also stufhng. 1900
18th st. NV. Adams 1888. So
WOMAN. white. wants work in small
ONCE to type, file. answer phone, s.
day wk. T'R. S062. u
WOMAN, colore6, wants work as
baby sitter; also expert curtain
stretcher. MI. $3.50. u
HIGH CLASS Christian lady desires
position as companion with elderly
lady on her vacation to summer re-
sort Box ri Star Il
Evening star., 1949-04-30
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDING MACHINES, calculators
cleaned; d; oiled sd,a and 81 sd,asteds sdds,rAll AZ
AppiFfoNs pYsFMoSNasTERa Raf2cs fq ss tsh Sc
ist-ciass work, cali MR.. wilson,
after s pm. AT. S10o.
BODY, fender and painting: COM
plets eanip for irst,clsss work:
To. oo's s5si; si'si after ss ) p.n1'. TO. 5sss.
BRIcKLAYING, freplaces. chimneys,
walls and walk. built and repaired.
skklcEkAEdaY4ks EAdH4Hi. All cindsn hae4 blocks laid,
reliable mechanic. I'm. e002. %
ERICKLAYING, small Job specialists,
immediate action, first work
ssiSx SpIy; T; wsaMa1HTHsn[sEEs SMITH De lsSld ssSnld e;ns.,
block work laid By thousand, or by
contract; large or small Jobs. Call
GE. 1850 for estimate. II
BRICKWoRK, concrete lagg iaFSs c5
sRcki ss iess sToSE TsrGo GoN5pEiE op assSs s6s nag
stone; driveways, walks. terraces
!. and lot drainage, etc. CRAWFORD
caEPRENsTEk. general repair. kitchen
casPssrRr sssinsss srs rocas no. sd sssss ssa also
Phone TUN $500.
CARPENTRY, building repairs
Porches inclosed. shelving. parti-
tions, screens. cement. plaster. brick
work. q, 3-le 1888.
Scresning, porches. fences. ETC. Save
by dealing direct with mechanic.
caaRRPPEPSMTAfaY. aRRPPMAM Api pSESisaL slss, REPAIR;
any type brick or concrete: do
c9Sp.NFy oEn ySFs TsrRsT parIRNT,N9E GE "a a9sa s 5 5
eral home repairs. Call TR. 5I2o
CARPENTRY, repairs and remodel
ling, kit. cabinets. rec. rms, porches
tnclosed. Do own work. 81. 2l45.
IL
CARPENTRY-Incl. porches: screens
made TO order: rec. rms with knotty
ecsns ecs sWsfScs SsasasS sssiRsnssa Ra a7es ls no0rs'
CARPENTRY--Attic finished, recre-
alton rooms, porches inclosed, stair
ways. dormer windows; residential
or commercial J. 3. HENDRICKS,
Union 249i.
Evening star., 1949-04-30
HoMr IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, AL remod-. porch incl.
1:s IS; III HAMnfoR ifRe'i' cosTs u Z CO.. ss Z
AbDirIoNs. porehss inelosed, all
types of construction, new or re-
LIHSiFaRsATsoRE. HiasTsoRE uN. a15o. IL
ALTERATIONS, additions. home I'M.
provements. etc. For ideas snd
ELING CO., OIL. 5255. suburban afe2
only, Ewes. DE. 69o5 or uN- 1850
CARPENTRY. enclosures, porehes, ad-
iitions, remodeling, repairs, ETC.!
work guaranteed. r. 8. ORMEs can
In, 3-7Is9 or Ii. 3-3356 -
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, nag
stone terraces. walks. ehimneys
fireplaces, cement driveways, porches
retaining walls, pipe drainage. an
Kinds OF water proofling. r. MAI
Rockville. Nd. Rockville 35ss.
CONCRETE. cement work footinss,
porches, steps. driveways, basement
fioers, retaining walls; old and new
work. c. GALA. AT. 1864. --2
DRIvEWAYS, black ton or limestone
chips; repairs or new installations
GRAHAM PETRIE. Oliver 1899;
DRTvEWAYs C0NsT, and repaired;
terraces. walks. walls. cement stone
and hrk. work Fres est Oh syie.
Evening star., 1949-04-30
PERSONAL

with good written references and
companionship with elderly lady:
Offering pvt. bedrm. and use of
er" iines also so reasonable a u' payn sna Box os
ISPoRMaTIoN NO All where I may borrow p
or or, rent homins doves for May IA.
WANTED. Mi; IsSs' NAME AND ADDRESS o.
gentleman whose eyesight was saved
because his friend read article in
| New York Times; will benefit another
in trouble. Phone CAMPBELL, Ma
2019, from 10 to 4, on Monday. or
THE KITTY JAY SCHOOL, ages 90,
transportation, all day, year found.
HfLEcREs2T Hill HoME-BeautIful % South
ern mansion. comp. mod. ioc. in
vaiescent: a4ehr. -'f nursing Hfn Ana Service Wee
| doctors on call; special rates; am
cali Greenbelt e7S5 or Johnson
EASTERN STARS AND MAsoNs-
Your May classes in Public Speak
ing. Voice Improvement, Personality.
begin This Tues. and Wed OLGA
ANY ONE CAN sew. but it takes
EA ESdEL Il skfa IN farFeef snE
of 5th ave. N ~ finds nothing
too hard to handle. Custom made
restyling, alterations. Centrally 10
Gated at ITO F St; NV. Room 90.
Telephone Elk 1903
VACANCY IN NURSING hbME-c4-
eeaty non5 nursing ard s,sse care 81 eenssS s"sS
DON'T TAKE 4 CHANCE-Reweaving
should be done by experts: 33 years
ators; fast service. NEEDLECRAFT
TOWN eIS i&ta AND 5 pci couSfar sfs ao0s School,
nursery through sixth Grade; trans
Georeia ave-. SH. 1874. -
VACANCY. elderly lady, also senile
bed patient. tray service, reas. rates.
BOYS CAMP. ages e-l5, July and
Washington; swimming pool and all
sports; rates reasonable. LONG
W9oD MS pSoAs SAaPi is5son soT Ssa1x' $sa, olnes'
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly people,
with nursing care: opposite Walter
Reed Hosgitsl; ,GE. .425s. 40
estimates. VICTOR GEORGE, ov.
WEspEfL sSaS sHsi f2 TPRRAcE6Eom.-eoo a5l diys
served generously. now available
to people living outside; 2 meals
daily. days per week; $50 per
week or $50 per month. 1927 Bel
mont I'd. NV, MI. 9435.
and delivery Gail NEEDLECRAF'T
SERVICE SHOPS. DU. 6s19. 1859
,G GOlgmhia YnI1 .ra Pd, AVN nT 90 ~, - l..
and still have a youthful outlook,
we want you for novel program.
Box 432-G, Star. l.
WAvERLY: a few vacancies: miles
from Bethesda on Rockville pike;
24-hr. nursing service; fully Ii
censed. WI. 1907. IS
ELDERLY MAN, good income, good
convalescent health. needs a home:
will pay well for simple accommo-
dation. Give details, Box 93-G. Star.
Evening star., 1949-04-30
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Evening star., 1949-04-30
HOME IMPROVEMENTS Goat.
tery!''

FLAGsTONE. q speoialty-Aii Eincs
OF stone and cement work eone,
porehes. terraces. walks, steps. are
places. as dtivs~sys retaining tsini va: ,',a;
MhRcUccIo 32s Diamond ave
Gaithsrsburg. Maryland
FENCES. the best for less; galvanized
chain link: immed; ERECTION. 30 nc
f2an, e pay .v.s HEETkos II qs;ss, CO. once. sR
FENCEs-Galyanized chain iink: all
erection; no money down, SO mos.
TO pay. Il 3-2743 u
FLOOR sERvICE-Nothing but the
best: LAYING: sanding; nniihins
flsaRnF ashe. OiEIos5 rooRae RLSSe
TORS, INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave,
HOME REaMoDELNG. additions, at
cabinets and .ppi;; xsIl the Tg6ssr
CO. UN. ss52 days and ewes.
HOUSE PAINTING. decor. paperinE
floor sanding, roof repairs; work
guar. A. HAMILTON. AID. 5les.
HOUSE REPAIRING. all kinds. Call
Mr.. Paul Atkinson, TU. 200; eve
nings. IA. 66ss, -3
hsne,ns NJ NV own work Fsti-
mates free. Cali afser 5; Sun. all
day. Ex. O766. Il
PAINTING. decorating and paper
hanging. Do my own work. Esti-
mates free, Call after 5; Sun. al
fIMpaISs PEI .;, sPd nan bgp yas s0s ss
Inmates free. TIA. 5ae3. s.
PLANS PREPARED, permits secured,
loans arranged. Commercial and
residential. Free estimates. Call GE
COMPLETE HOME KEMopELISG
service with the Know How. For
ideas and estimates, call GEO. H.
WILSON. DI. 0ss0.
MODEkNIZING ana additions: celia.
70 roof; CAL ST ssescs7 cG,ng fss free free
fneses TNG CO. 1903 a iISsnt Eye St. Nv n'1' "A1A
SCREEN your porch. Best material
and workmanship. W. D. TAYLOR,
81. 3942. Also repairs and re-
NEW BATHROOMS INSTALLED, old
bathrooms remodeled; gas water
Rers aeaefs Under snd NV persona
Ttrms and fair prices. T. J. FrTz-
MAURICE. DU. 1881. i
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING CO.
Painting. papering. interior decor
ating: all work guaranteed; Hrms.
Free estimates. Phone WA. s4s6.
80
ACTIVE BUILDER with organization
can take immediate Jobs for new
construction or .remodeling. Call
OIL. 449l Sat and Sun. bet. ] and
9 pm, or Me. 2l90 Mon. bet. 8
and 5 pm. Il
ALL BRANCHES OF home construction,
modernizing and repairs; additional
rooris, porches, rec. rms. attics
finished. painting. custom building:
terms Phone WILKIN-MAY CONST.
CO. WA. 6I54. 5-s pm.
GEORGE F. HARDWOOD, contractor;
brick walks retaining walls, adre-
places, garages a specially. GIL. 1891.
Evening star., 1949-04-30
SITUATIONS MEN
ACCOUNTANT, JR., IS, b, C.
desires, position with, p. Q. G. P. A

ACCOUNTANT. JR., rs, b, c. s..
desires position with D. @. G. p. A.
married. native washinstonian. NO
sAcCouNTANT. esS exper.: books started
q kept part time; audits, tax service
reasonahls, OR. 2074.
s Whole se'aed IF paf.tms ssssn SSx pSson wshss Ml
independent arm; eficients depend
able, dnest personal. business. health
Z refs: P. o. Box $685., Wash. IA,
sBoY. 1s. to work full or part time
il NV. or s:ea white. mechanically
CARPENTER wants iirst-class WORK
by contract; ang size Job. Cali Pa
FOREMAN. age 4s, wants fun charge
OF pastry, candy. ice cream, cake
sssoratlns aaS aa5 department; by May 10
Sds. 5th.eiass lssnse espessueed sss sea
= references: married. no children
wishes quarters. NO. S4i5. ri
MAN. employed, experienced in hard.
nent position. 81. so56. after pm.
Sat, before am. and after 9 pm
DIAN wants Job as chauffeur sns
rAEnssI tiss1 ae ssSs soIs e
prices FA 1883. 2s
VETERAN, colored. Naval Hospita
- corps. pharmacist mate Ind class
= operating from Tech Coliege grad.
- uate, desires Job as scrub nurse ol
physician asst. AD. L7Os5. III
WORKING FARM SUPT. wants per
inanent place with modern equip.
meut and house, age 45. married
BREEDING Of dairy and beef cattle
references; must be AL place; car
also supnly 2 men. BOZ 44-J. star
Evening star., 1949-04-30
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul-
ture. all subjects taught. Approved
9y Goysrnmens NHT tpr .,- ol r training.
1910 @ st. NV. pI. 1762.
LEARN IN SAFETY TO drive safely
New cars. Complete dual control.
EASY METHOD North 1894
EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL di-
ploma and prepare for State equiv
alency tests. Also 400 other courses
in business and engineering. @. I.
approved. See or phone I, c. s.,
210 Bond Bldg. ME- S166.
AIRLINE AND AVIATION CAREERS
for men and women through Dick
Pnwe1ls NATIONAL FLIGHT SYS-
TEN. 1014 Denrike Bldg. ST. 6s77.
LEARN TO DRIVE with professional
instructors, ARCADE DRIVING
SCHOOL. AID. 6340.
PLAY PLANO and compose in 3
months; specialist. voice training,
concert, church. DU. S621. IL