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5000 N. 4th St, Arlington, Va. 4
PAINTERS, TOP WAGES
Want lst-class white mechanics for
year-around work. Ideal cond. at
tor wages. Call PINCKLEY, TIE.
PHARMACIST-Man or woman; hours
arranged. Box 2O6-G, Star. IS
PHARMACISTS, registered, exp; ref
erence req; good pay and good hrs
PHooToGGiRsAPHER-Hish Pho class person 9
to teach portrait and commercial
enR'fSfsOse ea MR sGuRIock hG5 n Ab a50Gni4sni 4S
PLAsTERERs. white, only 1st-clasS
6576 from SO pm. -3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hands, exper.,
steady work. Apply THOMAS z.
CLARK. Inc, 4434 Conn, ave. 4
PRSaSsERNzWool; ISast. r, for dry cleaning
CLEANERS. 1920 i4th st. NV.
PRESSERS, 2, experienced Apply 1913
Kennedy st, NV. 5
PRODUCE and vegetable man in high
class market. EXP, refs. nee, must
be reliable. Apply. DORCHESTER
MARKET, 24S0 18th st. NV. IS
N"DAO H1uSl De aUle 10
wire. and assemble electronic equip
ment. from blue prints and Sche-
matte diagrams; 5-day. 4O-hr. week.
MELPAR INC. 452 Swami ave, Al
REAL ESTATE TT SALESMAN. full time
only, active man with car, for
progressive Silver Spring and D. c.
builder and broker, will train sales
minded man. substantial earning
Call Mr. Bowers, SH. 10ll until
REAL ESTATE salesman or woman.
tunity with plenty of corporation.
Call MR.. BRUNO. ST. 1920 for ap-
pointment. -
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Excelle
opp. for full time, exp. men. with
thorough knowledge of nearby Va.
property See Mr. Harts, REALTY,
INC, 475l Lee hwy, OW. $685..
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Immediate openings; experienced man
prsferred; good opportunity. PECK
CO, 36lS 18th st. ne, LA. $4,000.
REFRIGERATION service man; good
nay and working cond; must be
fully exper. on air-conditioning
commercial refrigeration and pack
aSed cooling equipment: excel op-
portunity for man who can produce.
Box 4S6-G, Star.
ROOFERS AND ROOFERS HELPERS.
Apply KNIGHT ROOFING CO. S4Ob
Ramsey ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

HEREAFTER I WILL NOT BE respon-
sible for any debts incurred by any
one but myself. WILLIAM T. PAT
TEN. 431 7th st. s.w.
ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF-Notice
Of annual meeting. The annual
eency Relief will be held at 1000
am, IL May 1850 in Room 3646,
Main Navy Building, 18th and Con-
stitution avenue NV, washington,
ACCOUNTANT DESIRING CHANGE
returns part time. OR. 2074.
EXPERT LITERARY SERVICE
Ghost writing, translation, criticism,
editing, research, market listing.
tying: Top refs: MARIANNE AN
CLUBS, GROUPS, societies, etc, strict
comfortably seat UP OF 100; rental
S26 the night. WA. 1870. -S
Al STENOG., f., $3.50; real future, s
da., able cut stencils, know mimeo-
graph wk. Secretary-receptioni
$50 wk.; assoc. ofnces. Law stenog.
exper.. und. 35. S55 wk Brokerage
exper. stenog.. $55 wk. Many others
aoqTly appEIc Miss 1sso Bond at CAPITAL
ATTN: TAXI OPERATORS
Bell Cab has few free memberships
now and beneft from many services,
disqualification insurance, free tow
ing service. etc, plus all privileges
of Combined Cab Service. Dues, 81
per wk. New Chevvies. immediate
delivery, buy or rent. Low down
radios available. Do business with
one Of the oldest and fairest outfits
In town. 1917 l. st. NV, EX. 800.
BELL CAB co.
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EONTAINE HAIL A4An.na~

J. FONTAINE HALL, Attorney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Holding
Probate Court.-No. 1852, Ad-
miniStration.-ThiS is to Give No
tice That the Subscriber which was
by the United States District Court
for the District of Columbia granted
letters testamentary on the estate
OF Herbert A. Church, deceased
has, with the approval OF the United
states District Court for the District
OF Columbia, holding a Probate
Court. appointed Monday. the 29th
day of May, 1850, at 1000 O'Clock
am, as the time, and said Court
room as the place, for making pay
ment and distribution from said
estate, under the Courts direction
and control. when and where ali
creditors and persons entitled to
distributive shares or legacieS, or
the residue. or parts thereof, are
notified to attend, in person or by
agent or attorney duly authorized,
with their claims against the estate
properly vouched. Given under its
hand this 2Sth day of April, 1850,
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY. By BRUCE BAIRD, Pres
ident. (SEAL.) Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL, Register of wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk of
the Probate Court. my3,1O,l7
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Dry Cleaning Presser
Must be thoroughly experienced; good
pay; 5-day wk. HUB LAUNDERERS,
37th st. and Eastern ave. WA. 100.
ELECTRICIAN with transportation;
1st class only need apply. Call be-
tween 4 and 6. SH. $500. IS
ELECTRICIANS, 4, experienced: must
have D.. c. card. BELIMORE, AID
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, experienced
colored man with knowledge of
switchboard, for modern apartment
house. Apply resident manager, THE
EDDYSTONE APTS., 1901 VT. ave.
Nv
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ADVERTISEMENT.
About Your Ewes

Be careful with your eyes, Never rub
them with dirty fingers Refresh and
comfort ordinary local eve troubles
with pleasant, cooling Lavopti
Promptly soothes tiredness. burning,
soreness. itching, Inflammation and
granulated eyelids or money back. rs
years success. Praised by thousands.
Get Lavoptik today.
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BRICKT,AYERS (5O)

BR1CKLAYERS (5O)
White. long-term contract at tor
wages. Call FA. 1851; after 5 ?: m,
FA. 37C2. -
BRICKLAYERS-Long housing Job
good wages. Apply MARIO SIRAVO
Brookville ramblers, 10000 Ga. ave,
Glenmont, Md. %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mechanics
only Report to MR.. WARD, 5S07
Wilmett rd., Alta Vista Terrace
BUILDfSG SUPERINTENDENT 70,
construction of homes in No. Arling.
ton. Steady work, good pay ano
plenty of chance for Advancement
Experienced. OW 1903. q
BULLDOZER OPERATOR - Exper
steady work. Cali Olympic 9222
BUTCHER-Experienced. sober; not
over so. white. KAY'S MARKET
1925 Columbia rd. NV. -3
CAMP COUNSELLOR for salt water
camp In Maine, college man or high
school senior, junior counsellor ex-
perience preferred; state qualifica-
tions. give telephone. P. o. Box
CANvASsERS and closers for roofing
siding and Ftorm windows. Call UN
1855 for best deal in town. -
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Large Baltic. tanitor supply arm hai
est. territory open. Only exp. mer
this Wonderful opportunity. Writ
UNITED SANITARY CHEMIcAL&
CO. % s. Howard St, BALTIC.
Statesmen - Standard Coffee Co
Is putting on new routes In Wash
ington and suburban areas. WI
need men who can qualify as rout,
operators. For details see Mr.
ONeill. 1l09 Mt. Olivet I'd. ne. be
tween 3 and IL am -
statesmen, 2. One of the oldest cor
porations OF its kind in Ameriei
needs men, age 25-40, to call OF
prospective customers in Create
Washington. We furnish all contact
and will prove by actual demonstra
tion in the, field that from $500 d
$500 per month is being earned II
40-hour week. Car necessary. 70
information. and positive proof o
the. above. call between 1880 Am
and 1890 pa. at sis warne
5ldE.. 18th and'E sts. NV. "a
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YFSSv YEE U111- -...-----

JESSE LEE HALL, Attorney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 75151, Ad-
mintstration.-This is to Give No
tice: That the subscribers Of the
State of Maryland and the District
Of Columbia, respectively, have OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court of
the. District of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Mar
garet Belt Warsche, late of the Dis
trict of Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the
subscribers. on or before the 10th
day OF october; AID. 1850; otherwise
they NAV by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given un-
der our hands this 10th day Of
April, 1850. JESSE LEE HALL, sI5
18th Street NV; JOSEPH F. SMITH.
Sl5 S1Jrd6hp 15th St NV; Sseal:l Attest:
Wills for the District of Columbia,
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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PERSONALS Cont

SLIGO DAY NURSERY for children
] "a to 5 yrs. in small group; large
play around, tranSp. 81. 1888 z"
WHITEHALL SANITARIUM has va
cancies in private and semipriyate
rooms, some with private baths
Finest hospital care; owned and
operated by physician. FA. O643.
-15
LEA ENGEL, DRESSMAKER
OF 5th Ave, N. Y, can solve any
clothes problem you have Nothing
too hard to DO Custom made. re-
styling. alterations. Centrally To-
Gated, 1110 F St NV. RIM 90
Phone EX 1903.
PIANO OWNERS
Have your piano tuned and serviced
by the only authorized STEINWAY
dealer in Washington and nearby
area. Call DI. S464.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., INC.
1i0S G st. NV. S
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Statesmen, Heating Exp.
Would You Commute or Move
to Baltimore for $500 Weekly

Would You Commute or Move
TO Baltimore for $500 Weekly
No CanVassing. No Soliciting,
All the Appointments You Can Work.
Natural gas heat is making history
absad az d5Sltimore I'm 49, nsw careers are
capable OF CLOSING sales. Actually
we've enough appointments land
tne quantity is gTowinEl to furnish
iar-aboVe- Ve-ayerage income for a few
and We need these men fast. one
N Washington THURSDAY. MAY
ath, IL to 4 pm. TO personally
inftervieT cry, appiicantS. Do not apply
sales ss,, q lack experience. See Mr..
BALTIMORE STANDARD HEATING
GO, Baltimore's largest Bryant Gas
s2S EvART ST. NE.
Between IL and 4 pm. ThurSday.,
Washington. D. C. Phone HU. 1880
sANDWTCHMAN. white exper., night
work. Apply in person. BASsIN's
RESTAURANT. 1347 z ct. NV. q
sCAFFoLD MEN. 2. experienced: TOP
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
Also car washer. Exper. Apply 37lf
N1enols NE y ave. sc. between 10 m.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
New 5unoco station, Alexandria,
wants men mechanically Inclined,
2O-35 years, high school grads. local
Freis.' experience not necessary. ov.
sHOEMAKERPs HELPER WANTED
Apply PEERLESS CLEANERS. 1887
Columbia I'd NV. Il
SHOE SALESMAN - Thoroughly ex-
perieneed; for family store: excel
H1,,. Isn, position @ for aualifed person.
SHOE SALESMAN. Steady position,
for man who is courteous, and exp.
shoe f1tter. Excel. oppor for ad-
yyanesmsnt 70 IiEht party. EMMA
JErTIcK SHOES 1887 p st. NV.
SHOE sALEsMAN-Must be sxper,
good salary and commission. Apply
a. UNITED SHOE EXCHANGE, 1910
King st. Alexandria.
SHOE statesmen
SPLENDID OPENINGS for thoroushly ex-
with excel. salary and commission.
STORE. 14th and @ sts NV. q
SHOW CARD AND SIGN FAINTER.
for display shop; state salary or
can arrange percentage basis. Write
HUSTON KRAFT DISPLAY, Bl5 Z.
Main St. Richmond. Va. 3"
sPOTTER, experienced. for ladies' and
mems clothing; reliable. with good
referencesi good salary. Apply at
once. 71O6 GA. ave. NV. -b
STATION ATTENDANT. white, all.
around man; experienced In lubrica.
ton; also take charge; local refS,
ROY SHELL SERVICE. Dol No.
SUPERVISOR, carpenters forman.
housing commercial BLDG, concrete
forms. sedate, capable, complete
TAlLOR-Rent free 10 experienced
tailor Call CO. 7777. Is
TAILOR-FITTER-T do alteration
mems and ladies; help run once:
take measures; act as asst. business
mgr. Permanent position. HOME
LAND TAILoRs, 511 Atlantic blds.
$50 st NV =
UPHoLsTERERs. experienced. steady
work. good wages. LaFRANcE up
HoLSTERlNG, 2509 l4th st. NV.
WAREHOUSE MAN. exp: must bs
bonda bic: state exper., give refer,
when available. Boz Bah. star. So
CONTINUED on Next PaGeJ
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AUTO SALESMAN, used cars. to as
sist. general mgr. and ok. finance
deals; 500 per wk. to start and use
Of late model car. Steady advance
ment and secure future assured
State age. experience. etc Box 472-
A. Star
BRICKLAYERS, white, non n-union me.
chanics only; bring tools to 18th
and Sheridan stS. NV; plenty Of
work in D. c. and nearby Mont
gomery County. -6
BRICKLAYERS WANTED (2m, 1st.
class mechanics only. Bring tools
ready for work. Union work and
work all over city. Report to work
1880 Columbia I'd. NV, RE. 1888
BRICKLAYERs t5o). white, non
union. top money, good cond :;
steady work, large job, nearby. Nd
Out Riggs rd.. blocks north OF
Tx Tok Restaurant. Call oW
1854 ewes. b
BRICKLAYERs-Union, apply on job
WAYNE AVE. AND MANCHESTER
RD.. Silver Spr.. 1921 18th st. NV.
or KNOX PL. and ALABAMA AVE.
Sc 4
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INSTALLMENT MAN

Mature. thoroughly experienced. tc
collect and build up outside business
Everything for the home, furniture
appliances, TV and all small lines
gon@ ear nee saw
NAME YOUR SALARY
Write only, in full. TO
HOMESTEAD FURNISHEES, INC,
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ADAM A. WESCHLER d SON,
AuctiOneers- Appraisers.
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PAINTERS

Inside; experienced large apartment
development; good hourly pay. BUCK.
INGHAM MAINTENANCE DEPT.
5000 N. 4th St, Arlington, Va. =
PAINTERS, TOP WAGES
Want Ist-class white mechanics 70,
yeaT-around work. Ideal cond. Al
top wages. Call PINCKLEY, TIE
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REAI, ESTATE SAI ESMAN
RUG CuTTER

Man. competent to measure and cut
linoleum and carpet; discount on
purchases, free disqualification and
other employe benefits Apply Per-
sonnel once, 9TH Floor,
GOLDENBERG'S
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AIR CONDITIONING
Statesmen


Immediate opportunity for experienced
statesmen to earn substantial income
in air conditioning division of GRIF-
FITH-CONSUMERS Car is essential
For appointment, phone Mr.. Byers
at ME. 4S40. 4
ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE-
Will train ambitious young man un-
der. GI bill; age % to 30, married
pref; college training helpful; car
sidered. 1878 salary and expenses tt
start. See Mr.. Roberts, DALTON
FINANCE Co, 3412 r. 1. ave., Mt
Rainier: Nd:
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER drafts.
man, experienced, downtown hrm
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER ant
signer capable Of making GOOD rem
derings and quick sketches for al
types Of buildings. Apply MILLS 4
PETTICoRD & ASSOCIATES. 33oe
AUTO BODY MAN-Painter combina.
ton; experienced; excellent pay anc
working conditions. Apply in person
HERSON'S AUTO AND APPLIANCE
CO., Sth and o NV. IS
AUTO BODY COMBINATION MAN
II lSt class, Inquire 4l2 1lth st. sw
AFRO fMdEEcHAN1C-Experienced,Sex S ex.
Apply in person, HERSON'S AUTO
AND APPLIANCE CO., Sth and c
NV. IS
AUTO MECHANICS, experienced Ford
mechanics. need 3 men at once
Modern, well-equipped shop, en-
MONROE FORD CO. 1887 Z. west
Hwy. See Mr. Williams. 4
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, first class
experience, reliable man for Packard
leadership; good salary, paid vaca-
ton, disqualification and life in
Mr.. Watson, CAPITOL MOTOR CO,
92S Philadelphia ave-, Silver Spring,
Maryland.
Auto Painters, Helpers 90
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Al Bookkeeper, $50 Wk.
Und. 40. full charge records, MGR
5000 exper.. S55 wk; bookkeeper,
part time, und. 50. Miss Black (NA.
2340).
BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G.
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CASHIER, exper., not over As yrs,
for large liauor store. Must be quick
in shange-making. Refs. req; perm.
good salary. Box 4S5-G. Star. "a
CASHIER BOOKKEEPER, typist
knowledge of automobile tag and
title procedure preferred; good
starting salary and quick advance
ment for right person. Box 237-C
Star
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SALESMAN

Excel. opportunity for one with sell
Ing exper. to enter the real estate
field with an established firm. Only
those recurring $4,000 or more q
year need apply.
YEONAS REALTY
OK. 1243 and GIL. 21OO. Is
SALESMAN
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Between IL and pm. Thursday,
Washington, D. C. Phone HU. 1890 .
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Salesman. Wholesale

Sell Capitol Records. Recordio, tele-
vision and record players to estab-
lished trade in Washington. Expense
accounts. salary and bonus. Must
have car. Excellent opportunity AGE
25 to 35, Wholesale record expert
ence preferred but not necessary
Call LA. $4,000 for appointment
NELSON & CO., INC. 5000 18th St
Evening star., 1950-11-10

should have temporary. trial mar
riages caused a New York court in
1910 to revoke the philosophers
professorship at New York's City
College.
Born at Trelleck. England. May
18, 1872, he became the third earl
of his line on the death of his
elder brother in 1881. His vast and
scintillating literary output is
marked throughout by a lack Of
respect for authority in morals,
aversion for dictators in politics,
and reverence for logic in phi
losophy.
Urged Fight on Russia.
Among Earl Russell's most re-
cent works are: "An Inquiry Into
the Meaning of Truth" History
of Western Philosophy" Human
knowledge. It's Scope and Limits"
and Authority and the Indi-
vidual."
Earlier works include "Philoso-
ply of Leibnitz," Principles of
Mathematics" Analysis of Mind"
"A.B.C. of Atoms" Marriage and
Morals" and Education and the
Social Order"
Earl Russell, who advocated in
1948 that the West fight Russia
before she got the atomic bomb.
said in an interview in Blooming
ton, Ind, this week:
Its as easy for the Commu-
nists and democracies to get along
as it is for Catholics and Prot
estants.'
His condition for that: Both
sides must forget their stupid
imperialism.
1.-THE big problem" he said, "is
Russia's imperialistic ideas, not
Communism. If Russia would for
get it's world expansion ideas, it
could remain Communist at home
with no difficulty at all and with
cut interfering with other ma
tions.
Its not that I don't think the
Russians are wicked" he added.
Il do. But we're not so extraor-
dinarily virtuous ourselves"
Evening star., 1950-11-10
Nobel Prizes
Continued From First Page.)

164.303 krona ($31,715), while
the sum frozen last year totaled
156,229 krona ($30,007).
This was the first time two full
literary prizes had been awarded
simultaneously.
Mr.. Faulkner is the fourth
American to win the Nobel prize
for literature. Others have gone
to novelists Sinclair Lewis and
Pearl S. Buck and playwright
Eugene O'Neill. Poet T. S. Eliot
American-born but now a British
citizen, also received the prize.
With the selection Of Earl Rus
sell, the awarding body abandoned
the purely literary line for the
first time in % years. In 1927
Henri Bergson, the French philos-
opher, received the award. In
1908 the choice was Rudolf Euck-
en-. German philosopher, criticized
as one of the academy's weakest
decisions.
The literary award was not
made in 1949 because of a dead
lock in the academy over choice
between Winston Churchill and
Benedetto .Croce, italian philoso-
pher. Neither figured in the final
balloting this year.
The 53-year-old Faulkner, born
near Oxford, Miss, and still living
there, has written about 20 books
including the best-selling "Sanc.
tuary,' Intruder in the Dust,
Light in August" and "Absalom
Absalom!"
The South has been his only
subject. Eschewing the moon.
light and magnolias" school, hi
has depicted a South haunted ane
at bay, but still clinging to it.
heritage. Critic and public alike
have acclaimed him as one o.
Americas greatest writer's, in tht
same rank with O'Neill and Ernes
Hemingway.
Earl Russell, three times mar.
ried and twice divorced, was frs
of all mathematician, and latel
applied the mathematical ap.
] proach to cold reasoning in philos.
lophy. But his voluminous work
tembraces dissertations on the his.
] tory of philosophy, on morals, tht
frontiers of movable science ane
on education.
His unorthodox views have gen
Grated many an intellectual storm
Ideas, for example. that marriag,
should be companionate and ex
perimental rather than bindin,
until the arrival of children, o.
that most university student
Evening star., 1950-11-10
Fire
Continued From First Page.)


body was grimy with SCOT and
sand. It got in your eyes, and
you could feel the grit on your
teeth.
Mrs. John Baker. whose home
was saved by a wind shift. said
her neighborhood was "a roaring
inferno ). the heat was terrific" I"
One burned home was the $685.
900 Colonial of Mrs. Russell M.
Gray. She said she awoke about
1870 am. and:
IT looked out the window and
saw the garage ablaze. I grabbed
Kay cher daughter. 16) and
dashed out to the highway.
found firemen and they went back
and carried out my 85-year- -old
mother. y
Treated for Shock.
The latter. Mrs. Anna Sperling
was treated at Red Cross emer-
gency center for shock. She was
not injured.
The winds carried embers for
over a mile. At one point the
fire jumped eight blocks, setting
roof afire.
All the city's fire equipment,
about 80 trucks. plus help from
nearby communities of Redlands,
Cotton and Rialto. ranged along
the fire line.
The blaze burned in a south
westerly direction across the north
city limit, finally hitting U. S.
highway 66. 2 miles west of it's
starting point. It's path ranged
from a few feet to several blocks
in width.
Shift Saves Subdivision.
A sudden shift of the wind
carried it around one new sub
division of 40 homes, as residents
desperately played water on the
roofs.
The high winds responsible for
the San Bernardino fire were
causing heavy damage in other
parts OF Southern California.
A 50-mile-an-hour dust storm
ragged during the night from
Bakersfield, in the lower reaches
of the San Joaquin Valley. to
San Fernando. suburb of Los
Angeles. In this 75-mile-long
path of the storm. the highway
patrol reported. visibility was zero.
All traffic was halted. Lights
Evening star., 1950-11-10


were out in several communities
for an hour Or more. Trees were
blown down, store windows shat
tered and crops damaged to an
unestimated extent.
Two Highways Closed.
The high winds closed two major
highways near Los Angeles ano
threatened shipping off the coast
U. S. 80 to Northern California
and U. S. Sc between Upland anc
San Bernardino were closed BY
70-mile-an-hour winds blowing
dust so thick motorists reported
visibility virtually zero. Storm
warnings were hoisted on the coast
from Point Conception, near Santa
Barbara, to Newport Beach, 81
miles south of here. with winds ur
to As miles an hour predicted
Small craft warnings were flow1
from Newport south to San Diego
And the Weather Bureau salt
the gusts are expected to get wors
before midnight.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
Naval Officer Burned
In ST 500 Kitchen Blaze

A naval officer was burned last
night in kitchen blaze at his
Falls Church home.
It. Robert G. Coleman, 33, of
405 Fenwick drive, was treated at
Arlington Hospital for burns of
the face, neck. hands and arms,
and was transferred to Bethesda
Naval Hospital. His condition
was reported as good today.
The hospital said gasoline on a
brush set the kitchen afre.
Chief r. D. Royston of the Falls
Church Fire Department estimated
damage at $1,500. He said the
fire was so intense it melted the
glass in the back door.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
II Hungorions Banned,
Budapest Press SAYS

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Nov. 10
P-Great Britain granted only
II visas to Hungarian delegates to
the Sheffield Peace Congress and
another II were refused, Budapest
papers said today.
All three clerical members ir
the delegation-a Calvinist bishop
a Lutheran bishop and a Catholic
priest-were refused. So was
Prof. Gyorgy Lukacs, renowned
aesthetician and veteran COM
munist.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
Aliens
Continued From First Page

per declared in its lead editorial
that "imperialists, made mad by
the popular movement for peace
are going to all lengths to weaken
and suppress this movement.
"The United States, England
a I'd countries dependent OH
them" the paper continued, care
making various obstacles in order
to break up the work of the COM
ing second World Congress OF
Peace Partisans. The intrigues oil
warmongers and their agents
against the congress are a mani
festation of that awe which the
coming great assembly of peoples
struggling for peace arouses in the
camp of the imperialists."
Pravada said that among those
refused visas were Metropolitan
Nikolai of the Russian Orthodox
Church.
Meanwhile, the Soviet press re-
ported that Chinese delegation
en- route to the Sheffield congress
had arrived here.