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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION with case, 4s bass,
! Ia es ma e. y s7sI good o0nd 1 G1l
ADDING s.ACHiNE, sunstrand. slee,,
reconditioned, guaranteed. SOC 50;
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. SIS
ADDREssING MACHINE; was $50 so.
ton. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO,
AIR f4 C 5osn II; DiT Carrier. "
ton console. completely overhauled,
excel. cond. Must sell, leaving town
Aug. Extremely low price. Phone
DU. 1854; after $50, Du. 6S79.
AIR CoNDITIoNERS, 1850. Mitchell,
"a and "a hip; window units, USED
ranty; 1910 Philco. 1a-h.p: unit,
brand-new, at greatly reduced price.
Phone MR; BYERs at ME- 4o4E OF
AIR CoNbiETIoNERs-Largs stock Of
units: Immediate delivery and in
stallation. It's later than you think.
Call HU. $500 now.
AIR CONDITIONERS, new and re-
conditioned, sold. rented. exchangsd,
'sr7if gfsH tY' EsS S1EPR&fsssSs e e.
AIR; coNDITIoNING UNIT &C csF a5ss
2 h.pss motor !, !, Al cond' co. 9SS72
All aftee coSS65i nnii h.p. General
Electric; window type; 500. Can
AZ SSSS SBTTISSEEk 81 New eon 1884,
Att little o over year Old; cost sb7S; Ike
new. Has taken care of my whole
upstairs; selling because I've air
cond. my whole house. Call ewes,
7 to o9 8 oX; 3414; UNITS, - room
size size rooms. Used only 5 hrs. Noise
less: portable; not window type; cost
S355, will take $500. CHI. 2osoo'
A EFt oih,rr1oNNo UNITS - Il 70,
rent BY the season. Supply Of rental
n. REFEIG SIg Si2 u CO. sSn III v3InI :
Al AuT TIC; i Service DEALER.
ANTIQUE DROF-LEAF TABLE-Wal-
nut; good condition. UN. 3351,
ANTIQUE CHESTS, tables. chairs,
desks. picture frames, mirrors
Closing business; leaving city. open
ERING, 52Oi wis. ave. 30
ANTIQUES, sofa; European. approx:
100 yrs. old, beautifully carved
appleWood with pure silk covering;
mahogany chest with beautiful in
lay; unusual desk-,chest comb. NAH;
A MI Que 0o time s~'i corner cupboard,
dry sink, safe, Dutch rocker. old
chest, china, tin and iron wear. AID.
AVo SGSSXRIuMs 20. Is. 10, 8 gallon
tanks, with stands, lights. motor.
filters and heaters, Completely
stocked with tropical 1ish. DU. 0294.
AQUARIUMs AND SUPPLIES, tubi-
fex and live daphnia. See Washing
stocked tropical dsh store. Large
sail fin black mollies, Moons, Jack
Dempseys, astronotus, beautiful
dwarf gourami, breeding size Tame-
rizi and many. others; Deal with the
AQUARIUM SUPPLY CO.. 1897, Ga.
BABY CRIB, Kroll, birch wood. orig.
S45,. excel. cond: sell for $40. AK.
Too4s 10
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SHOE FoREMAN, man with chryslsr
leadership. Only sober, steady men
need apply: State exper; fully, All
replies confidential. BOX 444-T, Star.
SHOVEL OPERATOR. 94-yard. Diesel
essential. 4o-hr. wkly.; minimum to
susslliffised, g. applicant 1tssafIn Phone K,nE
sfiD1NG MEN. wood shingle appli-
Gators; pay hourly or piece work.
Call no: 9525. $50 to 1880 pm,
ask, for STACK or report ready to
work Monday Landover Hills Nd.
SLATE RooFERS. exper. mechanics
18th st., Il. Arlington. Va. or phone
xf Ga k2S SlE Psi and SaT , pm , 2S
HILLS SUPER MARKET, 4737 Msrl-
SOCK Foe Dif Man &C. familiar with I Radio
and electroniss P parts; permanent zen
TRoNIcs IAB., NC i7Is Ksio-
sTockRooM MAN. to be in chsrg.
of parts and shipping. Furnish age,
experience and references. Box SIT
Stone MAsoNs, 3, for immediate
work in Arlington; good pay, long
TELEVISION Statesmen 90, excel
lent opportunity. permanent posi-
ton, the best pay in town; your
INQUIRIES will be held confidential.
We want the best, and will pay
for the best. Cali Ho. 1916 or no.
TEL2E1vIsIoN sERv1cEMEN. expert
enced only need apply. Ask for MR..
COLLIERE, no. 53l6, no. 4164.
TELEVISIoN SERVICE MAN-Ex-
perienced. Permanent position Elk
cellent pay Call LA 6-4422 l3s
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

EARN YOUR DIPLOMA At home in
spare time; high school, business
c. g., 2l0 Bond Bldg. ME. S166.
MODEM TRAINING in beauty eul:.
tufe. az subjects taught APP ADero SsS
ana eyenine classes. WAR FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910 G st n"
SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGE,
Dupont Circle Bldg; Introductory
offer private lessons, $40. WI.
1 EsTf q Nc 1iR5GiEENrLY NEEDED.
Selling your home is one Of the most
Important undsrtakinss Of d,s a NE.
time; !entrust the sale OF your nome
to a large, experienced and highly
reputable Arm fully equipped to
render the best possible complete
lied buyers ready to buy homes
from $4,000 to $4,000. Please
cali us for discussion Of your real
estate problem. FRANK 8. PHIL
lips nI 1411 liz
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products and put you In q position
to earn while you learn. Call Mon
day, between / and 3 pm. AIR
CONDITIONING DEPT. no. 1900.
III
YOUNG MAN, experienced in show
window trimmer. See Al WsldSmidt,
SPORTS CENTER, Sth and D SITS.
NV. -16
MAN-For night watch.
man for construction Job. Refer
enees required. Call 10. s-644i.
YOUNG VETERAN with disability
estate once; must type and be
accurate with figures. Please give
full description Of your disability,
business experience and salary de-
sired. Box 269-T, Star. Ia
Is BRICKLAYERS wanted; plenty
work, top wages. Call JIMMY, Dl.
5973 after 4:30 pm. Sat. Ia
LARGE PROGRESSIVE MFG. Of
specialized equipment sold to all
types retail stores, viii employ 4
high-grade statesmen for permanent
pable men; factory training; salary
Cali MR.. BURD. Elk. 5o34, Monday.
Aug. IA, 800 TO 400. -l3
EXPER. PATENT SPECIFICATION
and amendment writer desired.
Please give past experience, dates
OF employment and names Of en-
ployers. Excellent opening for quail
ned party, with fne chance for pro-
motion; 40-hr. week. Box 52-Y. Star.
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Furn. for complete 5-rm.
home, including 2 bedrooms.
with bedding, liv. rm.. din.
rm.. and kit. set, with carpets
and misc pieces. Will sell
all or any part. SH. 26S4.
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BEST COLLECTION
MGR. IN WASH. AREA
WANTED
DISTRICT MANAGER


We have an immediate op-
ening for o District MANAGER
representing the new Hudson,
the new kind Of motor car
that is riding \ rising tide OF
popularity.
If you're an experienced
automobile man, you owe 1t
to yourself to inveStigate this
unusual opportunity. It's an
attractive position now and 1t
offers unlimited Advancement
to the right man.
You must have had at least
5 yrs. exp. in the business and
be thoroughly familiar with
present day automobile dealer
operations; II selected you will
work out Of our Wash. zone
once and have charge OF l Of
our most important territories.
Please apply in writing. CIV
ing q complete outline OF your
experience. age. refs. and
marital status. Enclose q snap
shot II possible. No interviews
given before we receive this
information. Your reply will
be held in, strict confidence.
Write Mr.. r. s. Nevens. Asst:
Zone Mgr. HUDSON SALES
CORP, 1913 14th st. NV.
WASHINGTON, %. C. IL
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STENOGRAPHER-
RECEPTIONIST

for capable woman between 81
and 80 years of age who Is inter-
ested in a permanent position in
an executives ONCE. Shorthand and
tipping of a good caliber are re-
quired. We desire an individual who
Is neat In appearance. capable Of
meeting people and able to give good
II you can meet these qualifications,
apply to Personnel. Room 500, be-
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statesmen

Experienced; retail store,
central downtown location,
permanent, congenial atmoS-
phere; vacation with pay,
salary plus substantial COM
mission; opportunity for high
earnings. Apply 90 main
once, Mr.. Brown.
Major TV & Appliance Co,
1928 H st. NE.
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HELP WOMEN

ALTERATION LADY wanted; must be
fast. NATIONAL UNIFORM CO.,
2001 K st. NV. MA. 0320. --16
ASSISTANT MANAGER for a Dun
Ter, once worker. Eficfent, must
have peEsonalittyy. $50 wkly. and
BANK TELLER, 21-35; 5-day 40-hr.
Star. liz
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Exper., .5-day
SHEPHERD PARK BEAUTY SALON,
7713 Ga. ave. NV. liz
BooKKEEPER for double-entry work;
tipping necessary; 5h-day week.
CHESAPEAKE PLATE AND WIN
DOW GLASS CO.. 1855 N. Y. ave.
BooKKEEPER, full charge, for re-
Cali Ii. s-0sS6 for appointment.
CASHIER. typist-clerk. large ( St.
ievelry :. store; some knowledge
f p.Rliah.t on once sS 1Ss asee's socd
free hospitalization; air:conditioned
once; PsrsonnHHshl v r9ss1rsshs = y At
CASHIER-20-35, pleasant personal
ity. Apply SINCLAIR SERVICE STA
TON, Conn. and N NV. Mr..
Michaelson. -13
CASHIER for super market; must
son, MISSIONER SUPER MARKET,
1868 No. Washington blvd, Arl.. Va.
-13
CASHIER, lse. downtown real estate
CO.; 5-day wk.; some tipping and
answering phone; pleasant surround
ings; permanent; $3.50 mo. Box
04O-I, Star -l3
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, porch Enclosures. base
ment improvements. etc. For a
solution to your problems or an esti-
mate, call MR.. WILSON, AT. 400.
ADDITIONS, porches. recreation rms.
ILToN coNsT. CO. RE. Arr. i2'
AIR CONDITIONING UNITS repaired.
serviced, and stored. Call Ii. 3-41l2,
r. g. NJ REFRIGERATION CO.. GA
your pH1Lco AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER
Al FLOOR LAYING and carpentry.
Repair. No Job too small. Call 20.
BABY STROLLER. wicker; metal
reasonable. SH. 1858.
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK, steps,
walks, frepl. and walls; very reas.
rates on any small Job. WI. 623S.
BRICK WoRK-New and repairing:
LIST class workmanship. MI. 6l16.
CARPENTRY WORK of all Kinds,
commercial and residential. MR..
LAWRENCE, RIA. o703.
CARPENTRY - Complete remodeling
and repairing; residential OF COM
msrcisl; AINsWoRTH. RA. 4sls:
CARPENTRT-Attlcs finished. recre.
alton rms. porches incl, stairways.
dormer windows; residential or COM
mercial J. E. HENDRICKS. UN. 2491.
CARPENTER WORK OF ALL TYPES,
porches repaired. replaced: roof
painting, repairing. BROCK. VI.
CARPENTERING, alteration, repairs,
sid and new work; no Job too small.
WOODMASTER CONTRACTING CO.
Phone OW. 6627 anytime. IL
CARPENTRY, built-in cabinets, recre-
alton rooms, gen. remodeling.
G. F. ST. DENIS. LII. 1-5572.
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OFFICE CLERK

Alert young woman with a
nice personality. pleasing tele-
phone voice and adept with
figures. Experience with MGR
5000 machine desirable. Per-
manent, 6-day week. Apply in
person to Mr.. Harab, AMER
fCAN LINEN SERVICE CO..
1898 9Th st. NV.
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CEMENT WORK, stone walls. rag
places, cement drivewsys, porchee,
retaining walls, pipe drainage: 81
c EInes Ct E Eats Horpir, 4 f.as
Rockville. Nd. Phone Rockville 1855
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES 9eetr1.
ssalllZyo EszSr7 1kJl or 20 ehs are
anv day. any night.
CONCRETE and fiagstone driveways
Dove. EN-, 1874, day or evening
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION. re-
pairs, short circuit, small Jobs. done
immed. Call any time RA. 2222'
FENCE-oalvanized. chain link: all
ton Get the best for less; go
months to pay. Phone no. $685.
rf fSs6 ap SA sahi Rs' R mi
FLOOR CO, RA. 4S4e. 700 Ken
FLOOR SANDING, painting. decorat-
ing Of all kinds. Colored mechanics.
Prompt service. RE. OS99. -15
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
White mechanics, sensible prices. c. r.
COVER. WA. 6s6S anytime.
FLOORS SANDED and finished; old
floors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE, WA. 1929.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS work
done; all work guaranteed. Call AZ.
PAINTING, CARPETRY. CONCRETE
work; no Job too big or too small.
w. w. BRUCE, DI. O3s9. Ia
PAINTING, papering, floor sanding,
done by exp. vet. Free estimate.
PAINTING, low summer prices. work
guar. for estimate call L. Gro
WELL az ThTR "A
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coLoRED - DIsHwAsHER, exper
for day work; apply d. c. DINER
100 Vermont ave. NV. Ia
MAN OVER as YRS, 70 learn real
estate sales; full time, comm. u
start, CITY REALTY, RE, 07O3.
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WASHING MACHINE
SERVICE MAN

thoroughly exper. only. state salary.
Box AIT, Star. Ia
WATCHMAKERS, experienced. In
ouire MONGELLI, sos g st. NV,
WOOL sPoTTERs-Must be expert
e enee fsss SG SSch nay EG st. n hUlf'
MAN for stock and counter work IN
"a growing wholesale concern; good
opportunity for right person; age,
90 70 IS. Contact MR.. BERMAN,
81, 172o. la
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YOUNG LADY for general once
work; must be good typist, have
good handwriting: no exper. nee
essary; only lady interested in per-
manent position, need apply. Will
train high school graduate. State
experience if any. Box 54-Y, Star.
YOUNG LADY - EXPERIENCED
TYPIST, GENERAL OFFICE WORK;
GOOD STARTING SALARY. 6-DAY
WEEK, PLEASANT WORKING CON-
APPLY IN PERSON
ROSS JEWEIARY co.
702 18th ST. NV. MR.. POWERS
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BUSINESS SERVICES

CINDER BLOCK, brick Job wanted;
have matsrialS. 10. s-2777. -13
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FORMICA


We have left over scrap pieces, We
neered to A-inch plywood, very
cheap, less than cost. You can
make counters. cocktail tables.
shelves, etc. The answer to the
handy home owner. No phone or
cod. orders, please. JOHN L1GON.
INC, Bethesda ave, and Lyon lane.
Bethesda. Md. Ia
FUR COAT, mouton lamb. size IA;
baby carriage, steriliZer, sun lamp:
all good cond.; reaS. EN-. 1880. Ia
FUR COAT, natural mink, size 8:
new cond. sacrifice, $3.50 or best
offer above. 10. 3-S007. --12
FUR COAT, gray Persian imported
lamb, finger tip length, size IA, with
nun, skins perfectly matched; also
pc. mink scarf: never been worn.
WI $500, from 8 to 10 pm. liz
FURS
We will allow UP to $50 for your old
fur coat. Compare our 500 direct
factory saving plan before buying
next winters fur coat cape, or
Jacket. Budget te ms. leyaway.
BASKIN FURS
COR. 9th & G.
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EVENING STAR

STENOGRAPHER- with
high-class firm; modern, air-con-
ditioned office, pleasant surround
ings; group disqualification, surgical,
sick benefits. life insurance without
cost; must be efficient, experienced,
dependable, permanent resident.
State age, education, experience,
salary. Box 152-V, Star. IA
cond., new once, Simple Single entry
bookkeeping MRS. DODSONS day,
Marlboro 3439: ewes. HI. 1912. LII
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

JANITOR AND WIFE, ,colored. desire
work in small apt. bldg; huSoano
works days; no chill. TU. 44SS. 10
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MEN

To learn air-conditioning and heat
ing business for year around posi-
ton. We will teach you 70 sell our
products and put you IN Q position
to earn while you learn. Call Mon
day. between ! and 3 pm. AIR
CONDITIONING DEPT, no. 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-08-12
SALES SUPERVISOR

To train men and sell. Revolutionary
new baby product. / unit that magi-
cally converts to 10 different uses
]. high chair, 2. stroller, 3. carriage,
4. car seat, s. table and chair, 8.
youth chair. z. low chair, s. bassi-
chair. Car essential. Call tn. 1886
10 arrange personal interview.
SERVICE MANAGER-Man with ex-
perienee TO take over and operate
large service dept. for new-car deal
ership selling one, Of the 3 popular
make cars; liberal commission and
Results iG Boz ms ss5- Rn0 star can 0F00O's
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white; only exper. need apply. JOHN
SONS suNoSSo' 1903 r. ]. ave.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT -
Apply 5410 Georgia ave. NV. -l2
SERVICE STATION attendant, exper.,
Rppy e JoHEsN sFm sER VICE s sTA
TON goth and N. Y. ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION attendant, col
ored; ewes, part time. GREYSTONE
ESQ STA, 11O1 r. I. ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be exper; and have local refs;
and commission. Elk 1854, BAR
BER'S ESQ SERVICE. 10th and
Maine ave. S.w. Ia
SHEET METAL MECHANICS-Air
duct installation men needed for
year-round work: best working con-
ditions with group insurance. Cal
between a. N. and 10 noon. WA.
SHEET METAL WORKERS, Al shop
layout mechanic for general sheet
metal work; installation mechanics
and helpers; large modern shop with
steady work for the right men.
20l2 Duke ST.. Alex, Va. phone
SHEET METAL WORKERS and re-
pairmen for roofing and Sheet-metal
work. Phone CHI. 1928, or in person
between and 5. ROSE BROTH
ERS CO., 1441 18th St, N. Arlington.
30
SHOE SALESMAN, reliable man, ex-
per, for permanent position selling
shoes for the family. 3412 14th st.
NV, 2nd a., till PIN. liz
SHOE SALESMAN, exper. emily; good
position for thorough man. NOR
TONS, 1924 Pa. ave. Sc. -l3
SHOE statesmen
Excellent opportunity for young men
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BICYCLE, SIS; GIRLS
pnadv,, q sfar pa AS1O
BULLDOZER
ALLIS-CHALMERS HD-7
Al CONDITION
CALL SUPT., Mr.. BRACE.
IE Q-O0qn IA

CALCULATOR. aAarchant, electrlci
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER
CO.. BIB l4th Sc. NV.
CAMERAS = contax, Sonnar F-2
S125; Super Baidina F.2.9, Compur
S45: Kodak Reflex F-3.5, like new
$50; Agfa ISolette F6.3, $50, Many
other baryains: cameras bought,
camera repairs. EMBASSY CAM
ERAS. colo 8 st. NV. HU. 144S
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ADDITIONS, porch Enclosures. base
ment improvements. etc. For a
solution to your problems or an esti-
mate, call MR.. WILSON, AT. 400.
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.turret table. 2 powerful telescope
Camera, 35-mm. Robot, f:2.S tele-
scopic lens, 1873 7.5-mm. filters,
Microscope, new, Reichert, 800 pow
er professional sample model, 4 OBJ
tectives -S375
Opera glasses, Leitz, 6x30, new. with
case; S35. WO. 1891,
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TELEvISIoN REPAIRS

TV owners - Complete installation
with ground, for $3.50. Gil. 1851
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Allies RedoubIe Efforts
TO Bolster u. n. After
Reds Voice Opposition
BY the Associated Press

LAKE SUCCESS, Oct. 11.-Un-
deferred by Russian opposition
the United States and her Allies
redoubled their efforts today to
give the United Nations General
Assembly military power to repel
aggression whenever the Security
Council is deadlocked by Soviet
veto.
Although disappointed that
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Y.
VishinSky's promised partial sup
port" turned out to be almost COM
plete opposition, they planned
strategy for an early vote. The
expected adoption would mean the
U. N. could never be caught short
again by an emergency like the
Korean war.
They wrote of Soviet obstruc-
ton as no more than they had ex-
pected. United States Delegate
John Foster Dulles, who is guild
ing the resolution through the
U. NJ, said:
''The important thing is to have
armed units in readiness to act
promptly to repel aggression. That
Vishinsky rejects. This will dis
appoint all people who want posi-
tive action to strengthen the
United Nations for peace"
Defends Soviet Veto.
Mr.. Vishinsky based his objec-
ton to this point-and to most of
the rest of the resolution-on the
claim that it would undermine the
authority of the Security Council
which he called "the foundation
stone of the United Nations"
Only the Security Council. he
said in 92-minute speech, has
| the power under the U. N. charter
to control armed forces.
Almost half of the speech was
devoted to a ringing defense OF
the Soviet use of the veto in the
council.
Maintaining that the council wa
controlled by IAN o-Americar
bloc" he declared that the vett
sis a method Of self-defens'
against 'diktat' which othel
States, considering themselves al
Evening star., 1950-10-11

full of lead. We were going to
get some wounded guys up on
hill. They were throwing a few
Imortars, but I didn't think they'd
get us.
"Then all of a sudden-Boom
II went through the air like a
bird"
Pvt. Gill, in the Medical Corps
with the 38th Infantry, wrote he
expected to return to his outfit in
a few more weeks. He attended
Anacostia High School before he
left for the Army.
At Quantico 3 Years.
Marine Sergt. Plummer. "a, was
wounded on September 20. his
wife said. He joined the Corps in
1916 and has decided to make it
his career.
Sergt. Himelright, 20, who was
serving in the 25th Division when
wounded on September 9, enlisted
in 1947 when he was II. Except
for about a month, he has spent
his entire Army career in the
Far East. He was in Japan when
the Korean fighting broke out and
was among the first ones to enter
combat.
His mother, a 65-year-old semi
invalid, is paralyzed in the throat
and because of her illness, has not
yet been told of her sons injury.
In a letter to sister, Mrs. War
META Libby of the same address
Sergt. Himelright was more con-
cerned about his mothers illness
than his own misfortune. He re-
ported that he was only slightly
wounded.
1t. Case, who is 25, was
wounded by mortar fragments in
the arms, leg and side during &C
tion about eight miles north of
Seoul. A member Of the 18th
Combat Team of the 18th Air
borne Division, he was flown to
Korea September 27. He was
wounded a few days later.
A native of Portland Harbor,
Me-. he was graduated from West
Point in 1916.
He is a patient at Walter Reed
Evening star., 1950-10-11

powerful and glorious. attempt to
foist on others"
Attempts of this bloc to impose
it's will on the rest of the U. N.
he said. and not the Soviet veto
was the reason the Security Coun-
Gil was often impeded in exercis-
ing it's functions.
Mr.. Vishinsky went on to de-
mand that the seven powers spon-
Soring the anti-aggression reso-
lution-the United States, Britain
France, Canada, Uruguay, the
Philippines and Turkey-admit
openly that its real purpose was
ito liquidate the veto"
Diplomats commented privately
that the purpose was not to end
the veto power. but to enable the
General Assembly to take over
when a veto thwarted majority
will to combat aggression.
Since experience had proved,
they said, that the U. N. had been
stymied in the past by the Soviet
veto, it must find a way around
that difficulty in order not to turn
into a mere debating society.
This plan, they said, was de-
veloped to meet the situation. 1t
calls for:
/. Emergency sessions of the
General Assembly, when a veto
paralyzes the Security Council,
within "a hours on call of any
seven members of the council.
Backs Emergency Sessions.
The Russian Foreign Minister
said he approved the idea of
emergency Assembly sessions, but
demanded that they be called only
by the full Council. This prob
ably would give the Soviet Union
veto power on calling the meet
ing, but some de egates insisted
such d call would be purely pro-
cedural and not subject to the
veto.
2. A peace patrol to report or
conditions in areas of interna.
tional tension. Mr.. Vishinsky
agreed to this, but said the mem
bership of the patrols must bt
Representative" This was taken
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Austria Counts on U.N.
To Rid Her Of Soviets,
Gruber Tells Press

Austria is counting on the
United Nations to help her get
rid of Russian occupation troops
if the Soviet continues to block
peace treaty negotiations.
DR.. Karl Gruber, Austrian For
eign Minister, made this clear in
a luncheon speech at the National
Press Club yesterday.
Diplomatic officials said, how
ever, that any appeal to the U. N
will be delayed until Russia has at
least one more chance to agree
with the Big Three Western pow
ers on terms of a peace treaty
for Austria that would end occu-
patton of that country.
Deputies of the American,
British, French and Russian
foreign ministers are scheduled
to meet again in London in mid
December for another attempt to
reach agreement on an Austrian
treaty.
DR.. Gruber said yesterday that
if these diplomatic efforts to
achieve Austria's real liberation
should "fail completely" then I'VE
shall have to appeal to the
United Nations to help us get rid
of the intruder
"We are convinced" he added,
that sooner or later the United
Nations not only will have the
will but also the power to restore
freedom, peace and order" in his
country.