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Evening star., 1949-05-29
Harry Farrell, House Clerk,
Critically III After Stroke

Harry M. Farrell, about IS,
enrolling clerk Of the House OF
Representatives, was in critical
condition at Casualty Hospital
last night after collapsing in the
afternoon at Rosecroft Raceway.
harness-track which opened last
Friday.
Mr.. Farrell was visiting the
racetrack with a friend, James
Anton, of the Continental Hotel.
assistant journal clerk Of the
Senate. when he collapsed on the
east ramp Of the grandstand.
Mr.. Anton said Mr.. Farrell had
complained Of high blood pressure
recently.
Mr.. Farrell's wife. Sergt. Betty
Farrell, q WAC recruiting officer
stationed In Charlottesville. Va.
returned to Washington last night
when notified Of her husbands
illness. They live at the Cont
mental Hotel. They have no chill.
6ren.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
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Evening star., 1949-05-29
Text of Nests Plan for Reich

ern zone an occupation statute
On a quadripartite basis would be
enacted. BY this statute the ter
mination of military government
would be completed and there
would be entrusted to the federal
government and the governments
of the states throughout Germany
all the powers Of government ex-
cept as limited by the powers
which the Allies reserve to them
selves under this statute, notably
In the matter Of security and the
obligations Of Germany. The pow
ers reserved would not be exer-
cised in such a way as to prevent
the German government from be-
ing granted steadily increasing
freedom to associate peacefully
In the economic and political. but
not military. fields with European
and other nations.
4. In the economic field Allied
reservations would in particular
include agreed provisions for the
limitation or prohibition of cer-
tain industries. and the delivery Of
capital equipment as reparationS.
No delivery Of reparations from
current production or stocks would
be required. Occupation costs
would be determined on a quadri-
partite basis. Any industrial en-
terprise in Germany whose own
ership or control was acquired
after May 8. 1945. by or on be-
half Of any foreign power, would
be surrendered and disposed of in
accordance with appropriate Ger
man legislation, unless such ac-
QUESTION has quadripartite ap-
proval and the interest so approx
ed Is subjected to German law.
5. Quadripartite control would
be exercised by a high commission
which would normally take its
decisions by majority vote save
in exceptional circumstances to
be mutually agreed.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
Berlin
Continued From FIRST rageD

continued from first rage
munist strikebreakers and East
zone railway police and refused TO
break UP the strike. even though
1t has halted rail trafic between
Berlin and the West zones.
c. A. Dix. American transpor,
expert. said the Russians have
started trying 10 move some Of
the 81 supply trains stalled along
the loo-mile line across Soviet
territory between Berlin and
Helmstedt. at the British zone
border.
They are making some kind OF
an effort" Mr.. Dix said. but I
don't know how successful II will
be-" ..-
Trucks are moving 1000 tons
daily up the Autobahn from Heinz
stedt and barees from the West
slowly carry In some supplies. But
West Berlin's main source Of
freight transport is the American
British airlift, carrying in about
5000 tons a day.
Stalemate In Rail Strike.
The railway strike appeared to-
night to have settled down 10 q
stubborn stalemate.
If there Is no settlement In
the next few days. 1t may have TO
so UP to Government level" said
James w. Riddleberger. the State
Departments chief adviser In
Germany. The Paris conference
can. OF course. step In at any time
and take direct action"
Maj. Gen. q. X. Bourne. Brit
ish commandant in Berlin,
blamed the state railway again
today for the strike and the re-
sultins chaos. though the strik-
ers sit on locked switches In the
West Berlin yards and have re-
tected two peace offers on the
pay question.
The city's difnculties would be
as great 'as those during the
darkest days Of the Soviet block
ade" II 1t were not for the airlift.
Gen. Bourne said In q statement.
Denies AIlegatien.
People will not be hoodwinked
by the attempts Of the Commu-
mist press 10 SUPPRESS the truth
about the responsibility for this. =
he said. "A typical attempt In the
allegation that I have given orders
that trains and wagons tcars)
shall not be allowed 10 leave the
city and that those which are
here shall not be unloaded. This
10 completely untrue"
Evening star., 1949-05-29
Suspect Is Questioned
In Abduction Of Girl

An s-year-old colored girl who
was picked up by white man and
carried about In his car for several
hours last night returned to her
home shortly before 2 am. this
morning apparently unmolested.
A few minutes later. police re-
ported they had picked up q
suspect for questioning.
Police searched for the car dur
ing the evening after the girls
mother reported her daughter was
missing. When the child returned
home. police reported that her
face was swollen and she smelled
Of beer.
The suspect Was said TO live In
Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
Hawaii Dock Strikers
Call for ReprisaIs
~ the Asseeio,sd prsss

HONOLULU. May 28.-Strikins
stevedores today asked Pacific
Coast longshoremen TO hold In
port any Hawaii-bound ships In
reprisal for the unloading OF q
strikebound Matson freighter by
dairy workers In Honolulu.
(In San Francisco, the Mat
son, biggest operators OF ships
to the islands. said 1t had sent
no ships TO Hawaii for three
weeks and had no plans to send
any. It added 1t knew OF no
such plans by other ship oper-
ators.)
The strikers, members OF the
CIO International Lonsshoremen's
and Warehousemen's Union. sent
their appeal by radiogram to How
ard Bodine and 0ermaine Bulcke.
nwU of,icials In San Francisco.
Meanwhile. local dairy farmers
continued to unload feed for their
COWS from the strikebound Matson
freighter Hawaiian Citizen.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
Italy Charges Picture
Reached U.S.. byFraud
BY the Assoeio.sd Press

The Ministry Of Education said
today one person has been ar
rested and two Florence art gal
lery employs have been suspended
in an investigation Of how an
Italian Renaissance painting
reached the United States.
The ministry. which controls
Italian museums. said the paint
ing-of st. Sebastian and at
tributed to the Tuscan artist
Andrea del Castagno-arrived In
the United States "fraudulently." "
The painting was acquired by the
Metropolitan Museum in New
York and is now hanging there.
The Education Ministry did not
identify the person arrested or
specify the charges. 1t said all
documents dealing with TEN
porary import permits" had been
confiscated at Florence art gal
leries. The investigation is con-
tinuing.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
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SITUATIONS NoMfh

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bo0kkespiBs. n esat eompistso tots
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duty Can TYPE, seed st nsares
IN aksI, ali day sunaay.
COMPANION desires position 70 elder
" lady, capable. s.ry sspsnasels !.
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ytsra sArise local sEperisres. tnes5-
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BUILDER BUILDER

with thoroush knoslsdss al ehsss,
residenee baiIding and outstan6ins
record a. buyer Of eenstfuetLen me
teyials viii consider proposition in
hutlding or ailise nsld. hast In.
stalled radiant panel hesting IN.
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BoK s7I.l. Star
Evening star., 1949-05-08
AGENTS

FEE SAMPLE! Make Big automatic
profits easy! Place counter cards
featuring amazing glow-in-the-6ark
specialties. Past skliersl No COM
petition MADISON PRODUCTS
303 Fourth ave, New York 10. N. T.
WHERE TO BUY 500 600 articles d.
rect from manufacturers. Send for
Your Profits Under the Spotlight "
GLASS PUB. CO. Ellwood CITY. Pa.
IS AIi-Occssion Cards
Retail 81, cost you soc. Aso fun hne
de luxe assortments. Free sample book
personaIized napkins, towels. sta
tionery. matches. etc. write today II
you can use extra earnings. QUAIL
1TY PAPER PRODUCTS, Hollis, N. z.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
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Evening star., 1949-05-08
Attention. Employers

We have mAny stuaests shoat "a
graduate. vho ore IntsFestta IN
career employment and others ~he
are unosrsTaduAtss intsErstea iH
summer ioes The Bsefsf Nashihf
ton University personnel dept. stsi
q ST. nv. asHiais DeoFgs Wsshins.
ton srsdaatea ard undsrkTAdpste'
in nndins emplosmenst II yep pave
lob openings in your COMPANY please
teisphons ST, sb1e 10 hst Ssaf or
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Evening star., 1949-05-08
SITUATIONS MEN

kept part time. su1sis. tax ssEssesi
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Evening star., 1949-05-08
BEAUTY SALON
MANAGERS-TRAINEES

Large chain OF dept. store beauty
salons wishes to train qualified
women for managerial positions in
various parts of the country. In
mediate employment, permanent fa-
tuYe, salary and expenses paid while
in trainins. Freedom to travel re-
quired, also high school education or
equivalent, beauty operators expert
sncs preferred but not essential
sdueation. freedom 10 travel. COM
plets experience, beauty operators .
license II any. Room sl1. III sth
ave. New York City. Attention Per-
sonnel Dept. .
cLxRK- -TYPrsT, permanent position;
5-day week; many smployes prfyi-
Evening star., 1949-05-08
SALESMAN

ssy.ns msehins sxps5ienss v..E, .jE.s
men average from sc. 900 to 81 900
per year, No canvassing. CLEAN
RITE STORES. 925 F st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1949-05-08
F1ve-Figufe Opportunity
Aggressive Salesman

II you re $4,000 caliber---a long.
established. nationally known manu-.
speciaities, the leader in It's neld,
Invites your application. This 10 q
permanent. attractive commission
Job IN protected territory, consisting
Of Maryland, District OF Columbia
and adjacent Virginia areas, with
high potential: experience unneces-
sary. We give thorough training
IN field Contacts are leading.
financially responsible plumbers: age
limits 80 to about 45; car essential;
cut, bondab record OF employment
with substantial earnings necessary
for consideration.. Submit complete
details in strict confidence for
local interview. Write Box 12-J,
Evening star., 1949-05-08
ALERT WOMAN

% on social-eultsrai bseksround. Car
helpful. Excellent pay and oppor-
tunity for advancement. Write fer
personal interview GtyinE paone
number BOX 22-J. star.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Advertising Sales Rep.

Louis r. Dow Co. Goodwill Adyertis-
ina Trademark req 5o-yr. .-cid ma
tional mfgr. of exclusiye line calen-
Sdys SSddyvssrtisins hss' and I saiss promotion pnr-
land and shenandoah Valley sec
tion OF Va. for quality saiesmen.
Permanent and PROSPEROUS future
S io,yr men sysssgeH s,ss cyss N,s..fy Syi;o "a
d. BUCHANAN, Dist. Sales MGR,
1ooi Dupont Circle Bids. WASH
tnston 9. d. G.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
THE MAN I WANT

II alert, ambitious. neat appearing
and. willing to learn . new business:
necessary; age 1880 acceptable.
See Mr.. BANKER, 41o1 suitland
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Statesmen

statesmen for clothing
and furnishing dept; permanent
worker. GEORGE q CO.. e10 fth
st. NV.
Experienced Road Salesman
such as tractors. draglines, shovels,
ETC., or fabrication procedure helpful
but not essential. Must have good
car and be in position. to travel.
Two. territories. In this eeneral area
basis; training under competent d.
vision manager furnished. Excellent
opportunity for highly substantial
earnings for qualified men. Write
J. C. McCARRoLL, vice president
Dayton /. Ohio stating your oualih-
cations. Personal interview with
division manager in Washington will
be arranged for very near future.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

sALEsMEN, we md that men with
the following experience are particu-
larry adapted to our business.
Insurance. appliances. industrisl sales.
routes, real estate. OF burners.
Our men stay with US year after year.
we are 1S0 years old. You DO not
have to Introduce our product, Ad-
vances against earned commissions.
can expect to earn upwards OF $50
per week, Call In person, $40 Ring
klds. 18th and NJ sts. NV. III
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Top Salesman Wanted

For nationally known manufacturer,
complete line paints. .roofinss. tech
on commission basis. Sales expert
ence essential. not necessarily with
paints. Apply only II you are az
gressive, responsible, willing to work
and accustomed to good earnings.
Write. The Electric Paint & Varnish
III rtava1and . nhfa
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OFFICE CLERK
pRx OPERATOR
PARTY

pemsassratcrs naks big mossy. ears
$50 fs 500 q ueek EIving Hu<ass cs
Flastlcs parties In spare time: c0sn-
pssfs lne shown and fun 9tts!ls e
niafned. N1u-, Tues.. b To q. HoUsE
or PLAsTIc6 iI1s VI ave. n-w.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
SAT.ESIADY

Under %, ssvslry sepsrsmsaf. II -
BEcKERs
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DICTAPHoNE OPERATOR, exp. gen
l4th and @ SITS. NV. 10
sinn siets,sn naSs n ON our 0psn psni1srsisy
hospital. Qualifications. D. o.
degree in home econ. or food man
agement, plus I year hospital m
sernship and ADA memoerships ex-
eel. working ccnd. and attrac; salary.
adRHsoISRoR dRsISR Z WReassasdToS Resssa fSsSnhus u1vER
STTY, 2131 @ st. nv. ST. s5as.
DINING ROOM GIRL, eolored. for
church home for assd; live In; rel
for intsryiew. NO. Ss3S.
DRUG CLERK-Youns lady. for gen
ersi DRUGSTORE selling: no SUNDAY
work. COLONIAL DRUG. 111s 18th
psksY.acEsEAsrNa n ac;EsEAsrNa CLERK. white; eoSn-
ter work; exp. estimating: $40 start
NEEDLEcRAFT. $40 18th Of. NV
EIInsSvharoR InS aroR OPERATOR. with license:
sRs sHsss swE. Z saso sS0s Conn nay .v. ARD
rMTTIfnk. for alteration dspartmen,
Of women's specially shop; must be
experienced In handling nns quality
ssDDsrsAl sAlrtAEgSczR. AgSls ns $40 SiS1ssa u NV ~
FOUNTAIN GIRLs. thocsshly sx.
per, local refs. Apply IA person
Grown DRUG. a7ol &tn ~ ne'
ySoSuNkfAk 81 ssfsL. ssi .up.r,.need; morn:
&c sa.s Agpi,s s,o7 p esss1ni osopsi. ave
FOUNTAIN HKlP--Must be sxper.
ienced and competent meals anc
uniforms. good saiary, no night q
sln. Mr.. Brown. SHoHkAAN
DRUG Co. 500 18th ct. n.w. -s
GENERAL OFFICE WORK for young
women, exper. pref; GOOD workins
:sndR I'm 4oso sso. sssss fsas ss ave. IN ls nss
bet. 10 am. and .12 ncon. 9
G.H.W., take care invalid lady, must
live In: perm. position: refs. MHs-
BARNETT, 605 outntana pl. NV
TU, 4140.
G.H.w.. ears elderly lady. adult fam
fly: live out: perm; $50 wk.: refs.
Mr. PRICE. sSos TN st. NV. IA.
Gill 10 handle clerical work u larE:
seenctse. Must BE- able 70 type ane
Be GOOD at dsuree. very pleasant
snvironment and yurking conditions.
Qced startine salsry - 610S:
no NIGHTS or oun4eys. Apply Men
az mo9ni1g: pgPoNI SHAkAA-
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- isnssrss isss; Yaa sse psri tins
poefttars: eeo6 sAiary. n44 enmMis-
.. FRANK CO.
10GA 81 . - Nv.
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SALES HEFHEI5EN 7 II TIVE
Candy manufacturer. boxed ana
bulk goods, wants man for Washing
ton and Baltimore, also man for vir::
9inia. Name known In candy field
Tor 80 yrs, goods In low-priced
bracket, car necessary; drawing ac-
count AGAINST commission: must have
{ollowing. In drug, dept. stores.
Write, give full particulars. Sales
MANAGER viii contact. Reply p. O.
Box sc, silver spring, Nd.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

ALERT YOUNG MEN wanted for sales
positions: Experienee unnecessary. r
ranged. Apply to A. J. Chapman,
branch manager. before IL am. or
to 8 In evening.
EUREKA WILLIAMS CORP
aAAs fAth ~ NJ VI TIT XXX %