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leader in relation to the health in
her unit, the administration of
military justice, the conduct and
supervision of physical training,
athletics and close order driIl, dis
cussion leadership for troop infor-
nation and education programs.
She has been assigned to Company
E, Second Battalion of the Wo-
mems Army Corps Training Cen
Smyrna times., 1950-01-05

ter for her first duty assignment.
Private Outten is graduate of
Middletown High School, and has
attended Goldey Business College,
Wilmington. She enlisted in the
Smyrna times., 1950-01-05

Army on August 5. 1s4e at Dover,
and arrived at the Training Center
one day later to begin her basic
training. Her mother, Mrs. Estella
Outten, resides in Townsend.
Smyrna times., 1950-01-05

these Aviation Cadets training Pensacola
Naval Air Station will put their homework into practice
the skies the Florida assigned
in brick domOries Station,
the Annapolis of the Air is the focus recently reacvated
Naval Aviation Cadet training which healthy,
single young men between Is and 2 with at least two Of
Naval Reserve second euenants the
awarded their Wigs assigned years. active
duty. Co6cia Navy Photography
Smyrna times., 1950-01-05
What Can The People Believe?

When the antitrust lawyers Washington filed A&P
smpan.
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OF America Spar lanvoL
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Smyrna times., 1950-01-05
The Washington Bread Case

IN April IS4l the antitrust lawyers brought criminal suit Wash
ington D. c.
lhey charged that the ASP competitors
unions and other good American citizens conped the price
o bread - - F
Can imagine charge calculated damaging to
retail bune They asked millions believe that
the kind of who would
poor people and make harder for wife mother family
These charges false.
In that developed that the AP competitors were
charged with
sold bread cheaper than of the other Washington
The antitrust lawyers presented thew were
through Federal District Judge Allen Godborough ruled
and the other defendants did
ordered the jury to bring in verdict of mot guilty"
Judge GoLdsborough said to the antitrust lawyers:
"f you TO show this record to any experienced
trial latOyer in the uUod, he uUouLd tell you that there
not any evidence at aII
Honestly, haze my forty years expert
ence tried a that absolutely deuoid of
evidence this That is the honest truth haze neUer
like it,"
Smyrna times., 1950-01-05

So here which the lawyers made seriously damaging
charges against the APP
they did not have "any evidence at - -
his the only the
the &P which the said we are GOING
to tell about these other We
are going tell about the criminal that LAWYERS
Danvile, Illinois, "'
The antitrust lawyers that they attacking 'gness or
efficiency They have that
bignes and efficiency and selling low prices crime
But the fact crystal clear that they only brought bread suit against
the big companies and against that sold
lowest Pces just in this current suit they attacking
that sells good food cheap = F'
We show the people that the suit DESTROY Arp
is really suit against efficiency and against real competition
The real involved are oo;n
to be encouraged to do better and whether we
going to let the antitrust lawyers
anybody who gets big by giving the people their money
No make beIieUe that it crime to trv TO sell
the best quality food at the Lowest possible price
Evening star., 1950-07-18

Lifetime Furniture good furniture Made
satisfying up Of this ouv Uterine
Furniture sonple Available in
Understandable move quickly
mok new arvo
Evening star., 1950-07-18
|Wonen's Clubs
Korean Crisis Seen Heightening Need
For Long-Ronge Ptonninq for Peace

for the opening Of a special ses-
sion Of congress next Tuesday.
Asked if the Philippine Republic
is in a position to give military
assistance in Korea, Senator Pee
son pointed out that her country
lost more than a million of the
flower" of its youth as well as
its industry in the last war. She
added, however, that the Filipinos
are lovers of freedom and we are
sticking to it."
AS for the registration of wom-
en-, she said she doesn't know
whether or not the possibility is
being discussed. But the Philip
pine women did very creditable
work" in the last war, she stressed,
and undoubtedly would respand if
needed.
The women of the Philippines
also take an active part in poll
tics, according to Senator Pecson,
who pointed out that each politi-
cal party has its women's section
during q campaign.
Although there is only one
woman in each of the two houses
OF Congress, about 800 women
have been elected to municipal
and provincial offices, including
several mayors "who are doing
very successful jobs" she said.
A believer in equal rights for
women, she doesn't think they
should receive special political
consideration because of their sex.
But I'm very old fashioned in
my home" she conf1ded.
The mother of two daughters,
IL and Is years old, she manages
to combine a political career with
her domestic duties. In her home,
she said, her husband is the "boss."
Her husband, who is now a judge,
formerly served in the Philippines
House of Representatives.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
Party to Observe Year Tomorrow

and Mr.. Byrne is chairman Of the
judiciary subcommittee where the
amendment is now being consid-
cred.
A ceremony entitled. Laying OF
the Roses" which was initiated
last year, will be repeated tonor-
row.
Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest is
chairman of the Committee OF
Pageantry and Drama. Assisting
her are Mrs. Cecil Norton Broy,
Mrs. Virginia Starr Freedom, Mrs.
Dora Ogle. Miss Martha Souder,
and Mrs. Mildred Palmer.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
Dorothy Dix

DEAR MISS DIX: My home
has been broken up by a tyranni-
cal and interfering mother-in-la law
and it is now necessary for me to
support myself and a 6-year-old
son. Before marriage I was a
secretary, but if I return to the
business world I suppose TIL be
lucky enough to get a Stenogra-
piers job. Since keeping house
I have learned to be a fairly good
cook and like cooking very much.
My problem is this: Shall I brush
up on Secretarial work, or take
course in domestic science so as to
be an excellent cook? Which is
my best bet?
MRS. SECRETARY-COOK.
Answer: It seems to me that
domestic work offers field that
is especially their own to women
and which they can till to greater
advantage than almost any other.
And it is a field that offers par
ticular opportunities to women of
intelligence and education because
most of the workers in it have
little skill and knowledge and no
ambition to do fine work.
You must, of course, decide your
own problem, but if I were in your
place I'd make myself a cracker
jack cook and start some sort of
little eating place. People will
always go anywhere where there
is superlatiyely good food.
DEAR DOROTHY DIX: I want
to marry. Where can I find
girl who is good and honest; who
can take life on the chin and
come up smiling: who has charac-
ter and courage and would be
helpmate to a poor man; who
would marry for keeps and be
true to the end. somebody whom
can look up to; who is domestic
and affectionate?
RICHARD.
Evening star., 1950-07-18

years delay in harvesting the
fruit"
The Philippine visitor, who also
has the distinction of being the
only woman member of her coun-
try's Senate, is in Washington on
her way home from Florence,
Italy. where she attended the re-
cent conferences of the United
Nations Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Organization.
UNESCO. she believes, is the
agency best suited to provide a
working program for permanent
world peace.
Holding a press conference yes
terday at the Philippine Embassy,
Senator PecSon avoided direct
answers to questions relating to
possible moves by the Philippines
to- meet the Korean crisis, with
the explanation that she has not
been home for two months.
She is cutting short her visit
to this country in order to be there
Evening star., 1950-07-18
First Colonists Got
To Australia in 1888

SYDNEY-America already was
a nation when in January, 1888,
the first colonistS in Australia
pitched camp where the buildings
OF Sydney's downtown business
section now stand. They had left
England eight months before in
a fleet Of II small sailing ships.
The whole feet totaled only
1000 tons-less than half that of
a modern Liberty ship. OF the
first 1.500 colonists. nearly 800
were convicts.
Evening star., 1950-07-18

Representatives Katherine st
George and William T.. Byrne
both of New York. will speak al
the Seneca Falls anniversary
celebration of the National Won
ans Party to be held at 5 pm
tomorrow at the Alva Belmont
House, LA B street NE.
Seneca Falls in New York was
the scene of the first equal rights
convention in 1848. when women
met to ask for equality under law
Mrs. st. George is a sponsor oi
the equal rights amendment nov
under consideration by Congress
Evening star., 1950-07-18
Benefit Tonight

New rose bushes for the memo.
rial garden Of the Arlington Rose
Garden Foundation will be pur-
chased from proceeds Of a benefit
bridge and canasta party to be
given at 8 o'clock tonight at the
Lyon Village Community House.
Evening star., 1950-07-18

Answer: You can probably find
her right around the corner, some
girl you have never noticed be-
cause she hasn't run after you,
some girl who doesn't go out much
because the boys don't date her up.
Evening star., 1950-07-18

4onS T a II 3 e
planning fol
peace.
This ener-
gency will end"
Senator Gero-
nina Pecson of
the Philippines
predicted yes
terday. But
working out a
long a n g e
program for the
world is like
planting trees.
One years de-
Law means O.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
By Frances Lide
Woman's Club Editor.

The only woman member of
UNESCO'S 18-member Executive
Board believes that the Korean
crisis only heightens the need for
Evening star., 1950-07-18
Away for Visit

Miss Georgia Ann Crouch has
gone to visit Miss Anne Hanisan Of
Belchertown, Mass, for q fortnight.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
HELP MEN Cont

MAN-An established lumber and
millwork company needs a young
experienced man for counter work;
reply in own handwriting. stating
O. sfpsa'l9p Boa 4s sossI5a fsssEI1fn's ssato6 sss
Arlington, Va. is
YOUNG MAN to vcrk in once Of
old established firm; must know
how to type. Perm. DOS. with unlim.
opp; 5h-dsy wk., group ms. pd.
10fSd 1Sffstlon MIS Box j lolc 10 a staT ior e eits0
route. Guaranteed salary to start,
excellent earning for right man.
v 35th st.; NJ. Rainier; Mo; a., -I9 Ia,
graduate, for mailing dept. splendid
opportunity for advancement. 2lll
YoTSG III hiGi MAN, white, recently out of
and build a good future; experience
not necessary: good salary after
short training period. EXQUISITE
CLEANERS, 3700 Georgia ave; NV;
YOUNG MAN, INTELLIGENT capable OF
doing detail desk work with some
selling in a large downtown book
store; permanent position; no ap-
plicsnt for temporary em2loyment !,
SONS, 1421 F st. NV, Apply be-
JWStll D .DO d.lu dlil i N-AA
YOUNG MAN, colored, to learn pic
ture frame mechanics trade; will be
required to do part time out OF
town driving. Must have good refs. !;
permanent position. Apply RE-
LIABLE MANUFACTURING CO..
1900 Eye st. NV. Bird floor. Monday
s am
YOUNG MAN. recent high school
graduate, work in modern ONCE, no
tipping; opportunity for advancement
In national organization. Write.
stating age, qualification. and phone
number to P. o. Box 5S4- BENJAMIN
Franklin Station, Washington, d c.
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate,
for stock work in retail store: prefer
some one with experience, living in
vicinity OF store. HOME STITCH
SHOP, Shirlington Business Center
Arlington. Va.
covering business under training
plan; experience not necessary.
Apply, HOME, INC, 9702 Ga. ave.
Ia
Evening star., 1950-04-16
SALESMAN
statesmen

Men to represest FRIGIDAIRE. ths
most complete line Of air condi.
tioning and commercial refrigere.
ton in the entire industry. This !.
the season for air conditioning anc
for those men who qualify We vii
give a wonderful set up to sell
commercial refrigeration this fall
Men you can make unlimited money
selling air conditioning for homes
stores and Offices this season. anc
what better time is there than now
to reap the harvest? All literature
explanations and assistance will be
given for your use In closing I'm
mediate sales. delivery. and i'm
mediate commissions. Now is the
time to get with ABBOTT'S and
make q wonderful income. Car
necessary. Phone Mr.. Lawrensor
for appt.
Abbott Refrigeration Co.
s04 r. I. AVE. NE. DE. 1900
Evening star., 1950-04-16
HELP WoAEk tcont.)

BEAUTICIAN, exclusive neighborhood
shop. Conn. and Neer. ave. .Wo.
BEAUTY oPEKAToR-Apply in per
son. HOTEL sTATLER BEAUTY
BEAUTY OPERATOR. man or vom-
nn man 0 Tor our our e0s sve4 avs spTne saG saon
E2EE Eel i0t cona i2n aar
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around. ex-
perienced; good opportunity. 1885
Conn. ave. NV. DU: 500.
BEAUTY oPERAToR-ExpeEieneed,
No. 1 Howard ave. Kensington. Nd.
BEAUTY OPERATOR Experienced
man or woman: one who is ,accus-
TONED to working on high-class
ellen clientele Salary ggp.v ana eomniSzs9n FNSER
gs' Ggss Eye a's. st. NV. @ Ex. 1745. H!6
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2l. downtown
hours, SO, Mon. Wed, Thurs, Fri;
9-6, Sat; S23.75 minimum, Apply
Mr. Gus, CARL's BEAUTY SALON.
BEAUTY Y oPERATcRs 5szps5le55essd.
BEAuTY fln ii e.s esALoN MANAGER for Ti1 ARSE
cooled salon catering to select
clientele; Must have, executive abii-
Good salary and excellent opportu-
phone AID. 1892.
BOOKKEEPER, dble. entry thorough
knowledge of bookkeeping and typlng,
for pubic accountinc office. Call
MR.. ZARPAS. DI. 1884.
BookKEEPER; expsrienced. hete,
Sss %sss q ssal M aohSgs 4sg week s $50
BO0KKEEPER, typist for accounting
ONCE. Experienced not too essential.
Satisfactory hours and pay to in
diyiGduals inte5ested in accounting
BookkERPfR!s as5d ERPff R!sTESoG 81 Scs full ln time.
10 am. to 3 pm. neighborhood
mems store. Apply YORK HABER-
DAsHERY. $500 Georgia ave. NV.
EookKEsf1NG MACHINE operator.
Choice OF ) or day wk Apply
Mon. morn, $50 to $50 only
KAPLOWITz, 18th between E and r
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator
tCnderwoodl. in florist shop; pleas
+ f. st. NV. NV. MRS AT IUPo. Apply ia i6o'
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator
-Burroughs mach; high school
gTeC. age 20-oOi exp. oeSlreQ, Dut
not necessary; must have knowledee
of typing. Call Mrs Shelton, Ma
41S1 for appointment. CHARLES
G. STOTT Il CO., 1910 New York
BeoSoeikRk:EEEfpER-rYP1sr eSei R:Ef with know knowl-
edge of shorthand. 1924 r st. NV
Report Monday.
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR - Young
woman. capable of supervising work
ers doing Housekeeping Job in
sick leaves. GOVERNMENT SERV-
ICES. INC. 1135 21st st. NV. -17
Evening star., 1950-04-16
HELP DOMESTIC

COMPANION. middle-ssed lady TO
care for eonyaieseent and help with
and board. Box 4o4-C. Star
COOK. experienced: gh:y;. live IN.
recent references. WI. 1881. III
o eoof' city H reference ] feauired: r T 81
dsy week: through q O'Clock dinner.
Pay $50 per week; in family. Give
phone number and address in reply.
c551k 531 Ss-RR e .Rwst star experienced: Nv. VS. in
lovely upstairs room refs good
COOK s,ta' AND &c, GENERAL ERA HousEwoRx.
in Chevy Chase. Md: adults in
family: electric kitchen and laun-
dry: give references. Box l15-D.
cook-GHw. reliable. live 10. S2S
per week. References. sH. 606l.
CooK.G.H.w.. experienced: live ia
pref; able 20 go away this summer.
COOK C .H.w., care for mother; Kind.
white lady q GOOD habitsi live IN:
'Sod Z DAY SUNDAY S only vefi.tralnsd. ftt insI.
experienced. reliable, persons with
cSSS SSSS Rsis PaEpR c9 in ias mass
have nrst-class experience and refer
enees, upstairs room and bath. very
good 81 salsry az, Gan % oe'cssn cs si ana Il
G.Hw., white or eolored, must bs
settled person; no cooking; live In;
able TO assist with infant. To. 0s4i.
G.H.W, colored: q davs week: hrs,
7.3;. SIS; care OF . children. Hu.
(continuse on Next Pass)
Evening star., 1950-04-16

MEDICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ary 5000 per mo. IA. 1874.
oes ana ene sss so1s sye sses ,P. pE
status and telephone number in 1st
letter. Box 2O7-C, Star.
NURSE. colored, desires case Of any
kind; excel. references. Call RE.
Observation-Disclosures be grad
uate nurse, able to take shorthand: :
for for surgeons ofice. Reply to Box
NuRsERYY t Y'As SCHOOL DIRECTOR and
needed for new high-standard nur-
start in Sept. State educational
qualifications and experience when
sTRsERY 1fRSPs TFacaER Eek iaac st Star coo1.f. s
tive nursery in Riverdale, Md. Call
PARToTIME Ar rim WORK Earn -nS Extra
money from your own phone: join an
aggressive. fast growing concern ;
private, unlimited phone necessary.
PIX OPERATOR. exp. bright young
woman for exclusive specially shop.
Good handwriting and knowl of
S,ph sypinE reg: N Apply Mon; n, m0rning
PIX fin OPERATOR. Pfass1s : wieS at6 knowledge of
insurance firm. cail Ex. 1868. Is
PRACTICAL NURSE. several years
exper., in nursing aged and chronic
cases. day and night duty; reas
rates RA. 3095.
PRESSERS, experienced on woolens;
must be steady worker and able
to produce quality work Apply in
person. do not phone. ALEXANDRIA
CLEANERS, 6o4 Montgomery ST.,
Alexandria, Va. -l6
PRESSERS AND FINIsHERs, wear
ing apparel. Apply PALACE LAUN-
DRY, 9th and H NV.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, requires
services of rapid stenographer under
40 with diversified experience. Hourly
basis. part or full-time. mo evening
or weekend workers. Call ST. 1871
RECEPTlONIST. good personality.
knowledce of fgures, Wust ,e ovr-
%. Apply in person, ROBERT OF
PARIS. 1913 Conn. ave. lis
RECEPTIONIST. PIX operator, must
be able to type; knowledge of ste
nography helpful but not essential:
5-day week. Apply STONE STRAW
CORP. 900 Franklin st. ne.
RECEPTIONIST, part time. for music
school; work Saturdays 8 to 5; no
experience needed. but must be
young and strong: S25 monthly
Apply after 1890, 925Iz F st, NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
HElP WoNEk
REAL ESTATE SALEswoMEN-Ey

REAL ESTATE SALESwONEN-Ev
ning classes in our free earn-while-
you-learn school OF the practical
and modern methods OF selling real
estate will start this Monday, s
pm, II you are under 40 and think
you can sell houses. We will wei
come you at our WASHINGTON otaee
SIS North Capitol st. cox & CO.,
DI 1854. RE. 1888.
ASSISTANT-SECRETARY
Unusual opportunity for ambitious
secretarily qualified junior research
sr TO work closely with stan econo-
mist OF vell-established private re
search org; salary, comm. with
ability Downtown Wash; 5 days, 40
hrs. Liberal vacation. retirement
etc. Applicants must submit de-
tailed personal resume; confidential
handling assured. Box 444-B, star,
-i6
SALES CLERK in drugstore. ewes. and
Sun; exp. preferred. but not nee.
Box le3-E. Star. lis
live wire: experienced in
gift and jewel-y selling Excellent
salary and bonus. Permanent Ap-
ply Monday. GOOZH GIFTS, SIS
Pa. ave. Nv. md a.
Evening star., 1950-04-16

STENoGRAPHER TYPIST - Inteli-
gent. exp srienced; 5i2 days, pood
salary. Apply BUCKINGHAM COM
MUNrrY, 3l3 N. Glebe rd,, ArlInston.
SURVEY REPRESENTATIVE for Ma
25-45. Prefer colleGe trained. Per
manent position. Write Box 4l3-C,
sWiTCHBoARD OPERATOR TO,
EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave.
TEACHERS - Openings in private
school in primary and pre-school
departments for l950-l95l term,
beginning Sept, !. Requirements,
degree and experience. Call GL,
1900 10 am. to 8 pm. weekdays.
TEACHER. for half day, well trained,
experiencsd; preschool teacher for
Alexandria. Call MRS. NICHoL,
TEACHER, dancing. ballet and tap
for young children, private school,
must have experience. Box 36s-C.
TEACHER. kindergarten. must ha,e
decree, for private school, state
qualifications. Box 3s3-C, Star-16
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR to work few
hours evenings; must be expert
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. No exp
nee, as we will train you for this
interesting spare time work al
home. Apply 3rd f.. 1888 G st
TYPIST. good salary permanent posi- =
ton Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
ING COMPANY, 703 7th ST NV,
rYPIST. policy writer. fire casualty
insurance, give experience and quail
ications. Box 3E. Star. IL
TYPlST. 25-35. with some exper. In
handling auto and casualty insur-
ance, in local branch once; inter-
esting and permanent position; b
Ldav wee'- Apply NORTHWESTERN
NATIONAL, S12 Woodward Bldg.
In
TYPIST. experienced, for evening
work. filling in form letters; 4 hours
work, from clio pm. 4 nights a
week. State age and tipping speed
when answering. Box ASA. Star,
TYPIST arc gr~e:al office work
Age 20 TO %. Hours . to g. 5-day
wK. Call RE. U2*0 for appoint
TYPIST. exper., excel. working con-
ditionS; 5-day week; opportunity for
promotion; entrance salary. Sl75 a
month. Call Monday. EX. 800,
Branch 70
Evening star., 1950-04-16
AT ONCE
8 Men as Demonstrators

3 Men as Demonstration,
We can use 3 more men for
permanent positions as dem
onstratorS in our local factory
branch office of leading ap-
pliance manufacturer to follow
UP telephone and newspaper
Inquiries and secure new busi-
ness through To-day free
trial offer OF our 3-in-1 wonder
cleaner. Note: See our big 100
inch 3-in-1 display ad Monday
Star, April 18th. Men selected
will be thoroughly trained by
competent territory super
visors. Interesting work, good
pay, permanent, for men Sc
lected
QUALIFICATIONS
Good local references. must
have car. Apply 344S 14th st.
NV. Ask for MR.. JOHNSON,
sales manager.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
ELECTRONICS

Experienced in Assembly Wiring.
State qualifications. age. marital
state, general background.
Box 434-C, Star. III
Evening star., 1950-04-16

IF YOU ARE NOW SUCCESSFULLY
SELLING BUILDING CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
In this area and can take on an
additional item, it will be worth
while sending us concise information
regarding your operation. Address
Box SD. Star. -16
Evening star., 1950-04-16
I NEED 5 MEN

ARE YOU IN A RUT?
Are you having difficulty making ends
meet on your present income? Would
you like an opportunity to earn S25
to $50 extra each week? Don't take
for yourself. Come in and be con-
vinced. Apply Monday night. April
II. pm. sharp, ,3707 Ga. ave. NV,