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Evening star., 1949-04-30

ACCESS Doors: building items from ffsnn
.SGoRpfoS wlsSa sGs la6 A6 bass cH tssn Ssso Scan
With With case. Caii cH. sa47' mi
ACCORDION, Paolo soprani, so bass.
2 shifts: excel; eond.. $l2b, Also
hanback, Rattan Philippine chair. SIS
DE. so6l before 1890 or ate, 8.
ACCORDIoNs. 100 bass. made TO the
exacting specifications OF Excelsior
compare with .accordions at double
eosv e6s D5.fs tsf. lshI kfr e 1855 ssisei St sss
ACCoRDIONs - Exclusive distributor
OF Italo-American 1a0-bass Tina
model" $3.50. with case. Accordion
repairs. Complete service on all
CONS ssss AccoRnioN seRniss School 1Fsts ssos
ADDiNG MACHINE, r. {. Allen.
heavy duty. Q bank keyboard, par
chased new in. fall OF '46; recently
oysrhaqIsd and cleaned. OIL. ee2a,
AfR Ms coMFREssoR, adshAEssas e 8 hD. Dmi motor 2.
cylinder compressor, lsrse air tank
excel. cond., Sl25. Logan 3-s2o7,
AIR COMPRESSOR, q. hp.. 1lo-5ao
yelts hSo-lb. tank good condition.
AIR Anp' 'ccosprrroNERs-ror homes
and ofacek standard makes, all
sizes. new and reconditioned. sold.
rented. serviced. guaranteed Many
saS'ss eaiees iiasoP' sisHoP EGslrENT Is aassa co
1857. OR. 3e3s. eve have special
ICED in air conditioners exclusively
AIR 6oSDiTIoNERs. / Rentns.on
- -
stratorl. S3T5 Installed, westins
Ss25 Installed; GE u h.p. xindov
model unit: st50 installed. Phone
.Ik II SoSDiriosEks. Ssi1f s6tsT D@' an pr.:.,so, @
s-ton packased unit. $3.50 Also re-
duetions on Ie49 y and a n.p.
With complete stock Of used units.
eilities, small depesit for future in
.Sok GO, RE 1857. ,a,..xv~
units. 5 tons each: cooling tower
with centrifugaI pump; Al conct-
ton. Cali Wa as3s. MR. AL
ANTIQUES a. FINE KNOT. rairtax.
Routes SO. % siI 70 ssh. cnina.
Rlass, furniture. Exceptionally fine
cherry sorner cupboard Pnsns
ANTioUEs-IAmp. chair. washstand.
Best ofer. OR, 3e6e. II
ANTIQUE yEMELRr for sale private
ly OIL. 1913.
sideooard. orig
NAL, very 0yely, needs repair: priced
$3.50. Call OWNER. Du I7nl. IL
ANTIQUES for dealers and collectors.
Furniture reinikhed and lin the
rou9h'|. desks. chests. tables. chairs,
stands, beds fTeaster and lou POS
teri. eieeks tmanteI and G.r.l. cor
nef and Dutch c1pboArds. lamps.
pictures. glass ehirsxare. copper.
brass and iron fireplace items:
nfsrei. &NILIARD HALL ANTIQUE
SHOP. Teie. 3asi. LcvettxTilie. Va.
Route 2s5, in lovely spTtngtime dr..
ANTIQUE FINE FLOORING. vide
boards. about . Geo fl; rauxt sell
HOILYBROOK Farm. Seneca r6s,
"a miles from Leeoarg pike. Va,
ANTIQUE SOFA. hiue velvet. private
collection. entirely reccnd. DU. SS2S
Sat. sun. til plm. Ne oealsrs-
BABY BuTLER safety feeding sanls:
home demonstration. HABTS BUT
LER SERVICE Ex 1870
BABY CARRIAGE, Collier ksyworsh.
eollApsIhle. new condition: also niay
pen, reasonable GE 3344, ~
BABY CARR. coilapsfeie. Khcehfeg:
sis. in very sco6 eona- 1R4 seei.
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BUSINESS OPP. Cont. }

oSStNESS VT. t~oHss'
REsTAURANT short ORDER. ane op-
portunlty for man and vile OF part
ners 5000 loc and lease reas, rent
& FITZGERALD REALTY co tx
OIL AZ, VI 40 or "a. 6S03, =
GIFT SHOP, In growing community
north Of Silver SprlnG. liylIs quar-.
LAWN MOWER repair and sales bust
ness. 20i7 9TH st. so All Va
PUBLIC srENo. wTp.; purpose. ex.
psnsion. IN ofhce s:45 am. OFFICE
sERV, BUREAU. III Woodward Blds
ElsGsekssf S 30 Al cash bf sos i'fsi:'H sd
FOR EXPERIENCED bard workers
fne grocery store. PAID taxes on
s S mo- sGisae fssse sa. sas' pf:, gfsI IS Boo
includes stock and fxtuTes. Worth
gHEEk Co AnHaadse lassailss Fhgns 2
tskp Sc tA tAh LOT, on auto row, .'G lov
A1To 4tiss FAINT INF saEoSf sHoPf ANb esas GxRAGI.
F9liy, equip; low price TO cash buyer,
Gas ssfATIoN. on busy ne. inter
section; cost Of st0ek and equip
ESQ gso' sGTnaszfroNt. Gnsz t1 tufis fRsos equipped: 3
illness. Mr.. GERB1CH. Nj. 4047. /.
JEwELRY STORE. modern, COM
pletely equipped. in densely popu-
lated suburban d. e. area; l0-yr.
lease: low rent; terms 10 right party.
Box AL. Star. L.
NEWSPAPER, D. C; 10000 eire,
steady ads, Metro mats. address
plates; sacrifice OW. 4227. q
CARD AND GIFT SHOP. located 18th
st, NV: long lease, priced. S3, 500
or best offer; owner leaving city
ARLINGTON HOBRY CRAFTERs. 6e6
N. Glebe rd-. will pay better than
500 per month Immediately. and
can do better under the operation
OF q tull-tlme owner now operated
part-time by permanent Govt, EN-
ploye: hiring some one else to run
my business has not proved success
ful for me, Visit Sat. or Sun. or
call cH, 7l3l or FA. 1882. Il
TAVERN and filing station--Junction
on . main hwys. doing excellent
business. Sale includes property and
equipment. CAPuTI REALTORS
Phone FA. 2l22 or FA 1415 Il
SUPER MARKET SPECiAL-Rural
general merchandise, meats, gro
ceries; ABC lie; on main hwy;
doing exceptional good business;
includes modern brick 6sx32 store
bldg, 250xs0 lot; completely equip
ped. mod. fixtures and stock. Bar
CAPUTI REALTORS. Phone Pa
2la3 or FA lAlb II
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc

GIRL, colored. wants Job as mother,
TW. 21nS
GIRL, colored, exper in gh.w, day
work, days wk: good ref. FIR.
6134
GIRL. colored. wishes general house.
work, Mondays and wednesdays.
Reference. HO. 1886 til 10 pm
WOMAN, colored, desires Job. 1st a.
and cooking; city refs. HO. 1882.
WOMAN. neat. colored. hrst-claSs
laundress: daywork; reference. Please
phone Monday morning. Elk. 1915.
COLORED. exper., ref, part time
Mon. to Fri, q to or / to 8 pm
SIS and carfare. DU. 95s2.
DAYS WORK, exper. cleaning; Mon
and Fri. open. FIR. 2S93.
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DRAIN SERVICE

Clogged pipes and drains cleaned
electrically. Satisfaction guaranteed.
]. SHAPIRO, day or night. NO. 5000.
PAINTING? !? :? ???
And you don't know whom TO call7
sPhone the Sherwin- williams Paint
Co, DE S202, for free advice. We
will help you select q painter 70 1T
your job from our long list Of reput-
able painters. A free service Of
Sherwin- Williams paints. q
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HELP WOMEN tcons. J

EAITREes-2340 wis, ave. CAL
VERT GRILL; nisht work. Wo
wAiTREssEs. exper. on food and
liquor excel. earnings; do not apply
unless you have WORKED In s9od
Apply in person. 1905 Rhode Island
WAffrREssEs sf rRnEsssEs WANTED. experienced
in club work. good tips and salary.
sfRss SfRora1A DHow2RD. 10 x ar pn AR0's . =
MATTRESSES, must be attractive and
exper.; possibly steady too, also for
ssls aits ssasnor. sGIa clHR bEd Il 4o cosS5 sssS
WOMEN, interested in silk and ds4 sooI
pressing; experience helpful: pleas
stb ant ss8 wSrkns SDoy f91s1Rs fR aUNnRY T1snIi9n
woMENNweN - have openings for or
women. part. or full time demon
Strating work; no canvassing. no
iaye;ngs isyeitnent rdT free tTainips s,. excel
tnhfpi WOOL fPpiREssaRs. fi eofored h; d'At expert
eneed. Apply WASHINGTON LAuN-
YOUNG LADY, white. age 1s g 25'
ingtons finest downtown csfeterias:
regular hours: no Sunday work:
salary scale. S35 to S45 a week and
meals; uniforms furnlshed; no exper.
necessary. but applicant must be
steady, willing worker with a nice
personality For further informa-
ton, see MIR. McGARRAGHY at
51l 14th st. NV. i
YOUNG LADIES for work In modern
photo finishing plant, excellent con-
ditionS. End floor, 2220 9th st.. NV.
WE NEED some reliable person to take
care Of our four-month-old daughter
In our ne. home from 4:30 to
11:30 pm. four days a week. Please
call GORDON Franklin 7431. be-
VIII FGRNrsH. broom and bath
apt. TO white couple In exchange
for light housework In my home:
in family: located In Fairfax, Va
LARGE REAL ESTATE once requires
the service OF a young lady. under
25 years of age, as cleTk-typist in
our insurance dept. must have
some business experience, preferably
insurance, also be an accurate and
moderately fast typist; pleasant
suTroundings. excellent working con-
ditions, permanent position; no Sat
urdsy work. lunches furn. Salary
approx. $50 to start. Call MR..
GRIFFIN MA 010O a
Evening star., 1949-04-30
MOTOR TRAVEL

OFFICER DRIVING 1916 Ford to
Springfield, Mass, via New York
Monday am. May 2; take 8. TIE
coUPLE LEAVING May Q for Miami
Beach. Fla; wanted. ] or pas
sengers, to drive and share expenses;
references EXCHANGED. Telephone
TIA. 04a3 or SH. 1857. Il
AIR FORCE It, driving to Phoenix,
Arizona, Mon; can take 8 passen-
gers Call UN 42I4 II
Evening star., 1949-04-30
SITUATIONS MEa Cont. +,

YOUNG MAN, porter for groeery
store or pvt. family. Phone TR
l257a II
YOUNG MAN. experienced In admin
istrstiye work supply. personnel
Dnanagsment and real estate. desires
permanent JOB with reliable Arm.
Excellent references. Box 442-C.
GfAP
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Evening star., 1949-04-30
BUSINESS SERVICES

CHAIR GAMING, furniture repair
co. 1900, -
SLIP COVERS and draperies mad,
from customers own material. Cal
HO, S463. q
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POOKKEEpER
PART-TIME

Experienced. some typins; goor
salary, pleasant working conditions
Apply Mr. Saunders, UNION CLOTH.
fERS. 307 18th st. NV Il
Evening star., 1949-04-30
DRIVEN BAR

I'M v Elm DAN
And restaurant in Nd. few blocks
over d. c. line. Well known Money
maker. Nicely equipped, Seats $50
Paved parking lot about $50 cars
On and of sale whisky. includine
outside bar curb service and stand
up bar. Opens 5 pm. days. Bes'
season, lust starting. Low rent g.
year lease. Low overhead. Price
only So 800 plus stock. Terms
Sig.500 cash bal. monthly
BOB HOLLANDER
Exclusive Broker, 1411 Pa. Ave. NV
Ma. 9743 or GE. $3.50. 4
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS - Idea
business location with new and used
saEn lot sxes,s.. sa gas s,,n station 0yns. dn
lease: Owner must sell and viii
sacrifice at S13.6O0, with $4,000
cash. Do not hesitate. For details
call till . pm.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp
1Oi2 18th st NV DI IR5k -3T
Evening star., 1949-04-30

1tenographer or typist to work hrs
Q day, Monday through Friday, be-
tween $50 am. and 5 pm; car
be arranged to suit applicant; perm
position and pleasant working con-
DEMNITY INSURANCE CO. $40
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H SITS
Evening star., 1949-04-30

YOUR RESTAURANT
or any business will be sold promptly
and efficiently II you call
YEONAS REALTY
1740 x ST NV. ST. 21se. II
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO
Portrait and commercial studio, al
modern equipment; will sell for best
offer. Call CH. 2326, l.
EST. REST. BUSINESS
Ov ners family sickness forces sale,
Hours IL to IL. Averaging $3.50
daily. long lease. excel. location
Cali now for all tho details.
YEONAS REALTY
1740 K st. NV. ST. 2l66; ewes,
IA ROOMS-3 BATHS
Near Dupont Circle and o sts: In
come quoted $500. plus 4-room apt.
for owner: oil heat, 3 refgrs; 1st-
class condition. Buy furniture. busi-
ness and property. Price. S3e 900,
Terms. Ex. 2555.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-04-30
RfcYCLE

poys slA vi 1888 -
BUILDING MATERIALS
spse saauf@psps ssaslszs. Rtsg esf
e tasl sssr3E Il Es VI ssk4.
r. L. WATKINS co
Evening star., 1949-04-30

For well-known portrait studio. Sal
ary and commission. Box 2S8-B, (,
Gtar II
Evening star., 1949-04-30

Woodward & Lothrop
Has immediate openings for full-tifne
saleswomen: no exper. nec.' 5-day,
40-hour week. Apply employment
once, 9th floor, main bldg, $50 to
daily. -30
Evening star., 1949-04-30

home dsmonssrst.on. aAsYs BUT
LER SERVICE Ex 1870
collapsIhle. new condition; also piay
pen, reasonable. GE 3344. --z
BABY CARR. coiiapsieie. Khcehfeg:
sis. ln very good eond IR4 sesi.
Evening star., 1949-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESS DOORS: 6gilding items from
Wilson blvd, Arl. CHI. 0660.
ACCORDION, 120 bass Italian Scan
dalli. pearl finish, perfect condition;
with case Call CH. 2a47. II
Paolo Soprani, so bass.
fanback Rattan Philippine chair. SIS
DE sO6l before 1890 or after 6.
Evening star., 1949-04-30

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and stand. practically nss. Call
EIEerRIc ln is: IsoSERs. resone.. guar.
Gladirof, SO 5of GE. $50 So: nfs
EIEGTRIC MOTOR. !. hp.. Iis-s.l,
volts. repuiSion indrstions $50. yo,
ELECTRIC RANGE. Yrixsdaire. pFse-
ticsiiY new. reasonable Phone vi,
TJsR
EiEcTKIc RAS6E. rebuilt. gsar. e.
ssslsI55 s,a5 vs sqssaiSaen VI VIZ - sss.ss g. US
EIECTEiC RANGE. fun ssse. Wess-
ingh0use, Eo06 enrdgfier. ssas s.
IN. porcelain sank. SIS. OR. s&a
ELECTRIC WEE. 800 ~ s sanss.
cost SIS; take sST So. 10. s-sa5i,
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA. nsy.
unused: Sis. FR- as5a. ~
FANS. eiecfriS. Al stsnear6 mskss.
ecusht. sold and s1ehA7xed- Ar
cos6ifarntns units Installed. ssns
cleaned ard sresssd. Sat rate
Phone RE. i0-7.- SUPERIOR LOCK
y UHTAfc CO. iA1o ! o.. nv.
Evening star., 1949-04-30
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments In The Star.
BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES

CLARENDON-ChoI business prop.
in heart Of Arl.'s fastest-growing
business dist, $3.50 50. it., 1888 N.
Herndon st. Price reduced, S27 800,
Evening star., 1949-08-07
Aides Deny Franco
Met With Accident
BY The Assoeiofed Press

SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, Aug.
6.-Personal aides of Generals
simo Francisco Franco today
denied all reports that the Span
ish leader had met with some sort
Of an accident.
They said he is in fine shape
and had ordered his private yacht
Azor to stand ready again to take
him on his daily fishing trip. Gen.
Franco has gone fishing every day
since he began his vacation here
July 20, they said.
There had been rumors that
Gen. Franco had been the victim
of an Assassination attempt: met
with an accident at sea; fallen
overheard; got seasick.
All these were branded as purely
rumors by the Foreign Ministery
spokesman.
Gen. Francois personal aides
said his yacht sailed a little fur
ther out to sea for yesterdays S
fishing and took longer to return
to shore. 1t returned after mid
night.
They said the Spanish leader
caught six big fish in the Bay of
Biscay yesterday. all salmon and
each weighing more than 120
pounds.
Evening star., 1949-08-07
Belgium S Socialists
Refuse 10 Take Part
In 3.Party Coalition
by the Associoted Press

BRUSSELS, Belgium, Aug. g.
The Socialist Party, second largest
in the country, said tonight 1t
would not enter a three-p party CO.
alition government.
The announcement came after
leaders of the three chief parties
Social Christians. Socialists and
Liberals-had failed to break a
42-day cabinet crisis caused by a
deadlock over the question of the
return of King Leopold III to the
throne.
"It would be useless to form a
coalition government as long as
agreement is not reached on the
royal question" q Socialist an
nouncement said.
Spaak May Be Forced Out.
Refusal of the Socialists to join
a coalition would mean that Paul
Henri Spaak. veteran foreign
minister, would be out.
The Socialists told Premier
Designate CASTOR Eyskens. Social
Christian, they would not agree
to pursue negotiations any far
ther."
AS a consequence threat of an
other Parliament breakup and new
elections hung over the nation.
Mr.. Eyskens said he made a
desperate effort to form a three
party coalition government. but
in spite of endless negotiations
there has been no progress"
Leopold sent a message from
his residence in Switzerland yes
terday, saying the question of his
future rests with Parliament and
that body alone should decide
whether he should be restored to
the throne. Some politicians have
suggested a referendum. Leopold
agreed to the principle of ref
erendum, but said it should only
be a guide for Parliament.
Under Regency Since 1914.
Mr.. EySkens said the Socialists
and Liberals were opposed to the
Kings views on referendum. The
premier -designates party is pro-
Leopold.
Belgium has been under a re-
gency since 1914. Prince Charles,
brother of Leopold. was elected re-
gent. In 1945 Parliament voted to
continue the regency and bar Leo
pold's return without parliament
tary consent. Leopold, who sur
rendered to the invading Nazis in
May. 1910, has not lived in Bel
gium since the war.
Evening star., 1949-08-07

Nurses held in Stockholm.
Capt. De Witt and Col. Phillips
were the representatives OF our
Army and Navy Nursing Corps at
this, the meeting of the oldest in
ternational association OF profess
sional women in the world. which
was attended by over 4.500 nurses
assembled from 35 countries. A
fact-finding. standard-making, CO.
ordinating. non-political non-sec-
tartan body, relating to nursing
education and nursing service
founded in 1899 by an English
woman, Mrs. Bedford Fenwick,
with the assistance Of nursing COL
leagues from all over the world,
it's first congress was held in Buf-
falo in 1901.
THE general trend of the dis
cussions was not so much the part
nurses might play in future wars,
but how the general welfare OF
mankind might be served" Capt.
De Witt told me. With the ex-
ception Of the isolated and war
devastated countries, where it is
necessary for nurses to regain
what was destroyed, the problems
of nurses seemed to be about the
same everywhere, as are the needs
for progress in nursing care" she
said. There was also con-
sensus among the representatives
and delegates. as to the overall
need for an auxiliary group to be
designated as practical nurses.
aides, or by whatever treminology
seems most suitable" Capt. De
Witt emphasized the usefulness of
our Navy's hospital corpsmen in
this connection.
Tribute Paid to Miss Goodrich.
Daisy C. Bridges, the British
representative in the congress and
one of its principal speakers. re-
ferred to the debt the nursing
profession owes to Miss Annie
Goodrich. an early crusader to lift
nursing from the level of an ap-
premiership to a profession. the
founder of the Army School Of
Nursing and. until her recent re-
tirement. dean of the Yale School
of Nursing. Tribute also was
paid to another American nurse,
who was one of it's guests of honor.
Miss Mary M. Roberts, who. after
% years. is retiring from the
editorship of the American Jour-
nal of Nursing. -'..
Of general interest was the
Evening star., 1949-08-07
Nurse Role 7ronscends War,
International Congress Is Told

Swedish use OF hellcOpterS, WIN
nurses in attedance. for the trans
portation of wounded from remote
areas to hospitals, Capt. De Witt
commented. Ambulance coaches
some Is in all, were featured by
the Swedish State Railways
These had served, with nurses in
attendance, some $500 i'll persons
during the last year.
Many courtesies were extended
the visitors by the Swedish Nurses
Association. A concert was given
by the famous Stockholm Boys
Choir of 100. Noteworthy. too
were the colorful folk dances and
a pageant entitled, the Progress
of Nursing"
Coffee is almost a national
drink, so general is it's use. There
are usually two breakfasts in
Stockholm, the early one, con-
sisting of katie" served with
some type of excellent Swedish
pastry. and a later midmorning
one. much more substantial, with
katie served again. The smorg-
asbord, bountitul, inviting and
calorie- adding is a prefecture OF
all other meals.
Other Views and Customs.
A bar" does not mean a place
where liquor is available but one
where milk and inexpensive meals
are served. All the Swedish
banks accept American dollars
and Swiss francs for exchange
purposes. Cocktails are seldom
served before dinner in the Amer
ican fashion. but, with wine, have
a place on the menu. A tardy
guest for a meal might be ex-
cused the first time but never
would be invited again after a
second offense. At the conclusion
of a meal. guest is expected to
thank his host and hostess by
shaking hands with them, as the
expressions of pleasure are voiced.
Fellow MAT" plane pas
sengers on the outward journey
were Constance Bennett, Sterling
Holloway, the comedian, and the
father -and-daughter team, Gene
and June Lockhart, and other
of the cast of the USO
show. John Loves Mary
Capt. De Witt expressed great
pride in the setup of the Amer
ican service hospitals she visited.
1T is almost impossible to realize
Evening star., 1949-08-07

that you are on foreign soil, so
similar are they in equipment and
service to those in the United
States, except that our Govern
ment makes point of using
screened auxiliary helpers and
supplements the staff with foreign
experts, whenever there is need"
she comented.
Among the United States mill
tary hospitals visited by Capt. De
Witt and Col. Philips were the
9th General, at Frankfurt, for
merly the last word in a German
Air Force Hospital, and built un-
der the Hitler regime. Others
were the 98th in Munich, the
279th in the American sector of
Berlin and a smaller hospital in
Trieste, Italy. once used as an
Italian military establishment.
In the Trieste hospital a group
of American sailor patients greet
er Capt. De Witt with. Gee whiz!
Here comes a U. S. A. woman Navy
captain in the good old blues!
What next? Orders home, may
be-"
Born in Pennsylvania and
trained at Stamford Conn Hos
pital, Nellie Jane De Witt is a
graduate of the Navy nurses
dietetic- training course at George
Washington University. She has
attained the highest nursing post
within the United States Navy and
stresses the opportunities which
a nursing career with the armed
services, or its Reserve corps, offers
to public spirited young women
who like to see the world. "A we'll
trained Nurses Reserve Corps is
strong asset in any preparedness
program and United States Navy
nurse recruiting has taken an up
ward swing since the American
Nurses Association has taken an
active part in its procurement
program" she said.
Evening star., 1949-08-07
Col. Compton Will Preach
Al Fort Myer Today

1t. Col. Earl D. Compton, chief
of the Planning and Training
Division, Office of the Army Chief
of Chaplains. will be the guest
preacher at the Fort Myer chapel
at 10:45 am. Protestant services
today. He will be the first of the
visiting chaplains from all the
armed forces to participate in
this months chapel services, Off
cials announced yesterday.
A week from today, 1t. Col.
Joel M. Wareing. assistant per-
sonnel officer, Office of the Army
Chief of Chaplains, will deliver
the sermon. On August 81, Capt.
Stanton w. Salisbury, assistant
director of the Chaplains' Divi-
sion, Bureau of Naval Personnel
Navy Department, will be the
guest speaker.
1t. Col. Palmer P. Pierce. chief
of the Plans and Training
Branch, Office of Chief of Air
Force Chaplains. will occupy the
pulpit on August %.
Evening star., 1949-08-07
40 Pct. Of Czechs' Trade
Now With Russian Bloc
BY the Associated Press

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia. Aug
6.-Commerce with Russia and
other Eastern European nations
now accounts for 40 per cent of
Czechoslovakias foreign trade
Even Loebel. deputy minister of
foreign trade. said today. He
said this ratio will rise still fur
ther.
Loebel accused the United States
of trying to damage Czechoslo-
vakia's economy by trade discrim-
ination, including stoppage of de-
livery on orders which had been
paid for. He said these measures
had caused unpleasantness." but
failed to do any real damage.
Evening star., 1949-08-07
According to an official report

According to an official report
issued in October, 1916, Russia
held first place in exports to
CZechoslovakia. selling her 716,-
100000 crowns worth of goods
during the first eight months of
that year. and second place among
Czech customers. buying goods
valued at $4,000, 900 crowns. CThe
crown is rated worth two cents.)
Evening star., 1949-08-07

has just re-
turn ed with
Col. Mary G.
Phillips, chief
of the Army
Nursing Serv-
ice. fro m a
visit to service
hosp i t ais in
Germany and
Italy. and from
attendance at
the 1lth Con-
gress of the
Internal | on a !
~,,-a;1 80
Evening star., 1949-08-07
By Jessie Font Evons

In a two-way air journey by
Military Air Transport, Capt. Mel
lie Jane De Witt. director of the
Nurse Corps, United States Navy,