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Evening star., 1950-09-01
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN WANTED, to keep store
person. Apply in person, 1928 Wis.
ave-, Bethesda. Md. 3
YOUNG MAN for worl tn property
management department. of large
real estate offlce; must have local
references and be able b,dnvs t. supsT5 and
janitors; Immediate employment.
Apply Saturday am, 10 to 12.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO, Real
tors, 1415 K st. NV, ME. 540O.
YOUNG MAN for operating mailing
machine; no experience necessary.
Call MA. 5349.
YOUNG MAN, reliable, for part-time
work, 3 to pm; desirable for a
college student: Apply Mr.: Baum
garten. NATIONAL LAUNDRY CO.,
81 Pierce st. NV.
YOUNG MEN: 2, colored, srocery ex- <,
Hampshire ave. y
year-around job; call SOU rHERN
VENETIAN BLIND q AWNING CO..
S027 Georgia ave-. Silv.r Sprlng Md.
RA. 0640. j
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN, under %,
assist manager in advertising and
sales campaign; exper. unnecessary;
local and travel, salary, bonus, cars
furnished. Rm. 7o1. Arl. Bldg,
1925 Vermont ave. NV, before 2
pm. except Sunday. IS
VACANCIES in positions of truck
operators, timekeepers., foremen.
skilled laborers and truck ,weighting
detail men is announced by the
Resident Engineer of the Virginia
Dept. of Highway at Fairfax. Va. All
persons interested in q position with
the Virginia Dept. of Highways
please report for an interview at the
Resident Engineers office Wednes-
day. Sept. & at 8 am. 3
ADVERTISING AGENCY has immedi-
ate opening for ambitious, young,
single man. seeking an interesting
and profitable career. Apply Tues
day, Sept. 5, in person, to Mr.. De
Young production manager, LEWIS
EDWIN RYAN, 726 Jackson pl. -3
MALE BoOKKEEPER - Exper.: good
references; when replying give fun
information. Box ELK. Star. ,
WANTED - Stockman. Wanted,
driver Apply l Kennedy st. NV,
Monday. No drinkers need apply.
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SITUATIONS WoMek

GIRL. colored: desires work of any
kind. DE. 0735.
GIRL. C0LORED wants part-time
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSE,
hospital trained. DIR. reference: ma
ternity or convalescent cases. NO
NURSE. UNDERGRADUATE. white, de-
sires case. any kind. Best reference.
LU. 1855,
NURSE ss;,. set settled. , white, excel refs,
. yeas: live in. Or SS35. ."
PRACTICAL NURSING. H-ht house
keeping; pref. Capitol Hts, Silver
Hi Suitland; 10 hours. Phone HILL
RES. MGR, refined. we'll educated.
experienced, unemployed widow
ss4tv. Eye oyn STAR. office furniture e Box
manuscripts. stencils. envelopes. Pick
up-delivery RA. 1859. Il
UNDERGRAD. NURSE desires posi-
tion giving special care. to children
or any type of patient Exper. in
light housekeeping, etc. Call 9 am.
YOUNG WOMAN. college student,
available to help with household
duties or care for children after
school hours; willing to exchange
services for board and room. Box
YouNG 5SjNi s'sSi coLoREp GIRL desires
part-time work after pm Domes-
tic Or waitress work preferred. Ii.
CoIoRED GIRL wants waitress,
counter or bus work. Refs. Ii.
1867.
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HELP DOMESTIC

year-old twin babies; live in: Prot
nings' after i pm. I'M .AD. 5. $50. /.
COOK-G ;H.W;-2-bedrm. house. per,
sSna aants laundFy ons agt9 sT Xashsf ve in
pvt. rm. and bath: Thurs. and every
other Sun. of; S35 wk.; refs. and
cook eSPsr .H"HisrKErprR 9Sf; wi d1s6. must he la
pable, fond Of childten; upstairs rn1:.
experienced reed apply; $50 week.
CIV. Fl ?-o11 1Eazpsr.; good cook; ca cap,
able taking charge house and 2
children; live. in; z day, Thurs.
eysrs eyer zo,1 zootheF 1 Sum- sa5 wk,; refs.
G.H.w.1colored: a5 to a5; live in;
3 adults: one 5 yr. old; plain cook
ing laundress employed; refer
enees required; OIL. 063G. >
G.H.W, NURSEMAI ,. live cut. clean.
ing, serving, Laundry, Bendix, local
ref. 1st class NV. position. inter
views arranged. $50 wk. Box ia
HtoUsEKEEpER AND COOK, white.
excel. city refs. age 80 to 40: COM
plete charge 2 children. employed
mother; 6-day wx.; $110 mo. GIL.
HoUsEKEEPER. white. under so;
live in suburban home; employed
couple; 2 school children. Dial GR.
IoTsEkEEPER-gEsfsF SSH sE,gI EH q., to live in:
MAID, colored, for light housework;
to live in; $50 mo, room and board.
Refs. req. RA. 1854. :,
ing, 9 am. through dinner, half
day Thursday, every other Sunday
of, local references, health card;
$23 and carfare. AD. 27I7:
MAID; neat and excel, worker. for
ina apt cha ao0k 5-das ina Rf aslD eSeS wsfS
other SUM-; recent rel. and health
eard required. Call after $50 pm
MAID. faI9 j livsin; neat; re!lanls; LAB r shx M
refs; S25 wk. IA o6G.. -
child; live in. Day phone, EN-. $50;
evenings and Sunday. EN-. 1875. .-6
care for. Time, odd BABY; no heavy
auired: must be exper. OR. 1892.
MAID. G.H.W., plain cook, 2 school
chtldren. rsl. stay o.s9e s9me nights. City
MaIDsG.mW.. sl SGHi w. seSg; References reouired
$50 month, room and board in
cluded; to sleep in. Apply JAY
DEE'S, 1907 G st. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN, 5-day week, take
care 2 children: small apt. OW.
0169 after 8 Fri; all day Sat.
YoUNG siS WOMAN. 25-4o: g.h.w. cook
ing: care Of 2 small children: good
home; suburban; live in; $50 week
local refs. required. WI. 9074. g
WORKING PARENTS, want refined
white. lady. to live in and take care
OF baby. Guest room, private bath;
GOOD COOK. g.h.w.. clean, intelli-
gent, pleasant disposition. refs.
WO. 5015. 3
COLORED. will furn. rm.. board and
reas. salary, for settled woman
looking for perm. hume, to help
care for l-yr-uld. DE. U25S. -a
COL0RED WOMAN, gh.w. family of
2 To live in Dill 4nul
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HELP MEN 6 WOMEN tcont., ,

SWITCHBOARD oPERATOR-TYPIsT,
$50 to start for 5-day. J5-hr. wk.
Must be exper., excel. opport. to
right party. White or colored. Ap-
ply $50 Upshur st. NV. II
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G.H.w.-Colored young lady desires
5k-day week; ref. ia. 03S4. %
GIRL, colored, experienced, wishes
daywork or care of child; days
week Ludlow 4-325S. 3
HOUSEKEEPER, white. to adult fam
lily only; lifetime of experience.
Box 50-x, Star
WOMAN, white. will care for child
or elderly person. or do light work
in D. G. or near Mt. Rainier. Box
27-X Star g
WOMAN, colored. wants lob taking
care of child; no cooking. Will stay
nights. HO. 21S0.
LATVIAN COUPLE desire any type of
fSmss5!c eupzH H0 T9rk; a4ss experienced Cal L.
COLORED GIRL wants lob as baby
sitter. ST. 1853 before 2 pm: ST
$500 after 6.
COLORED WOMAN desires days
work, g.h.w., full or part time. HO.
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SITUATIONS MEN

AUTOMOTIVE SALES or managerial
position wanted. Man az years old.
with - years experience in the
wholesale automotive parts business
with thorough knowledge in all its
branches. Reply Box 455-V. Star.
BoOKKEEPER. payroll. taxes, wishes
position References. CAIN. ATlan-
BUILDERS ASSISTANT. has exper.
apt. construction, estimate, payroll,
etc; grad; architectural engr. Call
CoiLGGE GRAD. some law school,
desires suitable trainee position with
COLLEGE IIiHGf sTGDENTs SG GSs available avail for
partstime work after school hours.
Qualified Qua H. as, as TWISTS, bookkespers
sTRAYER COLLEGE. MA. 174s.
Ask for Mr.. Dixon. -
ENGLISHMAN, university graduate,
married. desires interesting and lu-
cratiye positions; secretarial, admin
istrative. editorial. art work. Ref
GRoefRr fseassf Box sAIKsMAS, saIK; staS cashier
checker, signs for display. desires
exp: ref; Box l9-X. Star. -,
sed portEa Ts sqo5a s9mmerSa sna oG Tsnes
ganization. Box 15-X, Star.
WASHINGTON representative seeks
supplier to represent in contacting
government agencies. Experienced
in wide diversity of supplies and
equipment in industry and govern.
ment, and in government proce-
dures. Many acuuaintances among
agencies. Complete resume on re.
quest. stating proposition. Box 81.
x. Star. 81
YOUNG MAN, white, desires an,
type of gen. work. Box 1S-X, Star
81
YOUNG MAN. vet. 25, desires full
time position; completing last yeal
law school. RE. 0692, ext. 4O2
3rd CLASS STEAM ENGINEER, col.
ored, wishes job, exper. Call DE
9S0S, 10 a.m.-7:30 pm. Il
Evening star., 1950-09-01
WANTED

ELECTRONICS equipment testers and
trouble shooters. thorough know
ledge Of theory and experience. re-
Quired. to test and locate difhcul-
ties, in complex communications
equipment.
MACHINISTS and machine operators.
Ability to read blueprints and eX-
perience on various machine tools
necessary.
TOoLMAKERS-Bench and machine
experience on wide variety OF tools.
fixtures, jigs and dies required.
MAKERS - Precision
assembly and adjustment of highly
complex electronic instruments
Ability to work to close toleranceS
from blueprints and to operate va
rious machine tools.
WANTED by large North Carolina
manufacturer of essential communi-
cations equipment. Employer rep
resentative will be available for in
terview at the UNITED STATES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. TRADES
a. INDUSTRIAL OFFICE, sos K
st. NV, on September and 8,
1850.
Evening star., 1950-09-01


on chain link fence. storm windows
and awnings cali
LINCOLN FENCE co.
Nc low fs Do3N SEfi pA9T aRa fun BA& 10 50 SSs os
FENCE--Galvanized chain INK. all
posts in concrete; Immediate erec-
ton. Get the pest tor less SO
months to pay. Phone Ho. 6ss3;
FENCE fSss a4d GoSTRAdqoR@R. SIR RE 2oTt L. MEL
SON Special this week, on chain
link fence; cash or FHA; work guar
anteed. LU. 4-7361 between 8 am.
FLOOR MAcHINEs RENTED = Fuu
GPe5ating SPpaR 70 inst59etions Esss kGSNEDY sG6
floors J sASDED and finished; old
FLOOR SERVICE. WA, 1925
FLOOR WORK, sanding and finish
Ing; reas: PRICES; work guar, MR.
FURNITURE POLISHING. refinishing,
repairing; upholstery repairs; free
estimates. SONTAG, RE. 2233. 81
FURNITURE SERVICE-Shabby, fab
sEEBi sy Biecss 4s, madf gaSS new Call MR..
PAINTING, paperhanging; roof, gut
oil paint used RA. 1864. GE. $500
AINTING-(White), do my own
work; H9T aase 3q years experience Phone
PAiNTiNG TING AND DECORATING. ex-
pert white. mechs.; work guaranteed,
quick service. SH. 1899. -3
PAINTING, PATCH-UP-Reas. rates
i%nsS pUTfoS. seFyaHs H6 Ta5ss JUS. meehs IAEs q
PAINTING. PAPER BANGING. efn.
eral repairs; l.,ianie WHITE mechan.
PAINTING, PAPERING. CONNER ani
residential. Satisfied customers 2;
PAINTING, f pAPERTNG. int. IA and ext, ext
Estimate. aD'', Mr.. fi XIX. I." sHs 0t AT .7f,
PAINTING. PAPERING. decorating
anteed. e Ad GE. eS. s4oo. Ep1soNa E SSSH Su-l mS
PAP;ERJNG AND PAINTING
BECKETT. MI. 0930. DU. 4053.
1850 washable sunfast papers. WORK
guaranteed GE 1883 GE 246l
ssp ssEial raqS, apd hi hIghzgrads workmanship
PAPERING, 5-rm.. 2-story hall house.
low as SS5; do own work; ". mech
Ma. 5734: after 5. RE. 5032. i
PLASTERING. patch work a speciality;
white mechanic; good service. E. o
LIVINGSTON. TU. OIL. i
~ ~ NO Nc tor loo small re,
RaIFs Bny> arg fvc FsO''esmenSs e Fdss SAMUEL {
PLUMBING, HE.TING - New work,
jobbing speciality. For best price
on water heaters and all gas ap-
pliances, call MURPHY &. NORTON
HI $3.50 PEG n e ard Md "a
REFRIGERATION REPAIRS - All
work guaranteed; no cure. no pay.
Cell OIL. 1854 -6
REFRIGERATORS aEPAIRED. asa
nnSThfso nTanSThfsEso sqaranteed service
Day. UN 1872 Ewes ON R675
ROOFING-An types; no Job too
small; repairs and new roofs. SAM
UEL c. BOYD, INC, GE. 1868.
ROOFING, REPAIRING
ALL TYPES
MORE THAN 20 YEARS
SATISFACTORY SERVICE
Work fully guaranteed. Free esti-
mates given.
GEORGE HOWES, INC.
MA. 1894
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repaint.
ed retaped. Ie7eoEded PARK AVE
ave, Riverdale. Nd UN ia45
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with
Formica or stainless steel Can HU
S262 MASTER APPLIANCE co
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= RAPIDS FURN. co.
DISHWASHERS
Immediate delivery on new models at

Immediate delivery on new models at
real savings.
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl.. Va, OW. 1929
DRAFTING SET. Charvos. new; price.
SIS, going in service. Ii. 3-SS97.
before pm. MR.. SWAIN Il
OUPLlCATOR, stencil type, $3.50.
UNITED TYPEWRITER Co. Sl3
14th st NV
DRYER, Bendix, perfect condition,
fully automatic. EN- $3.50. -
tAAo Make youI OWE, We nave the
blades foI | .c25 motors GRIGSBY.
1904 K NV
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FREE CHRISTMAS CARD SAMPLES
Amazing values, so for 81, embossed,
with name. Sell to friends. others
Big profits. 21-card assortments
pay up to SOC on ST. sales. Metal
lies. wraps, all occasion. personal
stationery, matches Extra Bonus
Assortments on approval. FRIEND
SHIP. 40 Adams. Elmira, N. Y.
Evening star., 1950-09-01
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

COUPLE. refined, French HUNGARIAN;
excellent cook. Continental and
American: butler -houseman: capa-
BILE full MANAGEMENT and planning;
Al references. Phone Bron~ville
IN w 2-56SS "a
Evening star., 1950-09-01
BUSINESS SERVICES

PRINTER has open time to handle
weekly or monthly publications Has
all necessary facilities for complete
Job. Box SIX. Star.
Evening star., 1950-09-01
HELP WOMEN

TYPISTS, electric typewriter, part
time, day or evening, Apply 1916
Conn. ave, Dupont Circle Bldg,
TYPisr H9PR CLERK CLERK. age 20 to so-The 4
Evening Star has an opening in the
classified advertising department.
An opportunity for an accurate
typist with a good telephone voice
who is capable and would enjoy
fsryse dag 4bour g. WsaS 1y
interested apply personnel ofice.
Room 500. THE EVENING STAR,
1101 Pa. ave. NV. %
TYPIST = INTERVIEWER - Woman
with some knowledge of selling to
interview applicants for member
ship in acknowledgement organiza-
tion. Pleasant working conditions
Reply to Box 4e-X. Star, stating
WAITRESS. exper. Apply pARDAN-
ELLE5 RESTAURANT, 80 Hillwood
ave-. Falls Church. Va. after 4:30.
till pm. and part time, 5 pm.
Apply MOWERS DRIVEN RES
TAURANT, 6525 Ga. ave. NV, RA.
exper., refined, for exclu-
sive night club. Apply 1920 vt.
ave. NV. after pm. -3
time. Apply in per-
son, HOUSE OF HENLEY, ZOO
Marlboro pike, District Hgts.. Md.
WAITRESS, white, exper. and de-
pendable; day shift or night shift;
good salary and good tips. Apply
in person, AMOS RESTAURANT,
6916 4th st. NV, Takoma Park.
white. over a1; day and
night shift open; good salary and
tips; CAN bet; 2 and 8 pm. SPEC
wAITREssEs-FILLMoRE DELIcA-
TESSEN- AND RESTAURANT, 27O5
SSnYam SSolYmbia pike. Arlington. JA. q
WAITRESSES--Attrac. young women
bet. Is and 35 for positions in NV.
Wash; salary plus tips; meals and
uniforms -furn. Excel. empl. bene-
fits. Apply Personnel once, HOT
SHoPPES. INC. 1724 H st. NV.
MATTRESSES WANTED. exper. Ap-
ply in person. 1927 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Md. Il
MATTRESSES WANTED
Experienced only. Apply ANTHONY'S,
III 3 st. Sc. -3
MATTRESSES
forms furnished; paid vacation.
Apply in person. HOWARD JOHN
son. 1900 Pa. ave. sc. II
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FENCE,

For lowest prices and free estimate
on chain link fence. storm windows
and awnings call
LINCOLN FENCE co.
NO. 4265; ewes. and Sun. 10 S-5i26
Low DOWN PAyMT., BAL. 80 nos
Evening star., 1950-09-01

BLINDS washed. repaint.
ed, retaped. recorded PARK AVE
VENETIAN RLIND CO.. 6214 r l
ave, Riverdale, Nd UN I245
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with
Formica or stainless steel Call HU
S262 MASTER APPLIANCE CO
Evening star., 1950-09-01
File Cabinets


We have lust purchased from one Of
the top Govt. agencies, 7hO steel
file cabinet. Legal and letter size,
general flreproofing Shaw Walker,
Globe Wernicke and some Of the
leading brands. used reconditioned,
$3.50 each; also any good used A.
drawer wood cabinets, SO; free
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
$50 N. Y. Ave. NV.
FORMICA-TOP TABLES made to
order; dinette furniture; home bars
hished Uphostered edSsaaf booths lnH and iet set-
tees
General Equipment Sales
73S 9th st. NV, DI. 1876. IS
your choice; real bargain. 1924
FREEzERsG6. SIS, s, 12, 1e, II, 20.
35 Gu. #; all in stock; Westing-
Phone 10. 5-061s or Rochelle
FRlGlDAIRE, 6-cu IT., $50. Gail
after = pm. 1929 1st st. NV.
FRfG;rDAIREs, 4 apt. sizes. s48. 1s
FURNACE E. American Standard, hot
water, used, including blower for
buckwheat coal, thermostat. $50.
WI. 3O02 ewes.
FURS-Pair Fromms silver foxes,
Best offer. OF. SSl3 -
FURNACES practically new coal
burning, winter air -cond. furnaces.
for small house. Priced low for
quick sale. STA 37th ave, West
Hyattsville, Md, -3
FURNISHINGS, compl. Of old homo
on South River. nr. Annapolis. Solid
walnut, marble-top buffet; wash
stand; dresser; 6-cu-ft refgr. 2
gas stoves; many odd pieces furn..
dishes, etc. Phone WI. SS47 for
directions. Il
Continued on Nsxt PaEsJ
Evening star., 1950-09-01
BUILDING MATERIALS

Extra, extra; Just awarded Govt. con-
tracts to wreck 80 bldgs.; must make
room to handle such a large assort-
ment Of building materials; lumber,
brick. doors and sash; complete
built-in tubs; iron fence, steel
beams, cast iron pipe, steel pipe and
many other items, all at great
saving. P. S. We also have a COM
p!ete line Of new building materials.
See ACE first and save. Free de-
livery. Open all day Saturday.
ACE WRECKING g. BUILDING MA.
TER1AL CO. 4002 Minnesota ave,
ne LII 4-O500
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SALESMAN. for mems wear; spt. gds..
fishing tkle.; good pay. PERM.
MILLS CO., 9th and E NV. r
SALESMEN

Immediate openings in shoe dept /;
experience necessary; generous en-
ploye benefits. Apply Mr.. Freeman,
Shoe Dept. 1st Floor.
GOLDENBERG'S
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CALCULATOR, Nom

O.1LN ILh 1UU. NONrOe, eIcCIrIC,
S99.50, UNITED TYPEWRITER
co: sl3 14th st. NV
CsMERA, a4-j Speed Graphic: range
hpder, fash. s fin holders.
aGapter tiers. shade and case,
Price. S225 Going in service. II,
3-SS97, before q pm. MR.. SWAIN.
Evening star., 1950-09-01

CHIFFONIER. dresser, double bed.
Westinghouse console sewing ma.
cGhlne, Hke new. S75. OR. 1887.
CHINA CABINETS, 8 buffets and
st. ne. Ii. $1,000. Open until 9
Evening star., 1950-09-01

CAMERAS. Polaroid film Chlack end
Whitel, IN stock and for sale. SOM
ME2S CAMERA EXCHANGE ia
IAth n "
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NItHIIUH. OppN OatUTdaYS.
IREAT RAPIDS FJJRN CO.
Boilers, Bldg. Materials

Lge. stock of good used lumber. floor
ing, doors. windows, plumbins. pipe,
boilers and radiators. HECKINGER
CO, 18th and II SITS. ne, AT 400.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ALTERATION, ADDITIONS and new
construction. commercial and resi-
Dental; construction engineer in
charge. CAPITAL CITY CONSTRUC-
TION CO., LO- $3.50 or WA.
1880
Evening star., 1950-09-01
MiScL. FOR SALE (Cont.I
BEDROOM

DON'T P17y B FG2E YCg VISIT US.
AS We GUARAIl TIE YCJ SAVING S
OF sJes 10 roo ON NEW SAM?, z
CLCGEC UTS. LOOK At T1ESE
BARGAI.sS. Thrce-picce maple or
mahogany set. vNs Sl19.50. new
S7t so: pair of twin modern walnut
beds. chest and dresser and mirror.
was S259.5O, nov S139.50; 3-pjece
genuine mahog set made finest way.
was, S259.50. now Sl34 80; 3-p:ece
and Eali spool bed and chest. was
S515. now S2GQ: solid mahnn Ill
Evening star., 1950-11-07

eighty-nine and 92-100 dollars"
PAY to the order of Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corporation" said
the check.
With this picture there was an
other. 1t showed a big, bald
smiling gentleman handing the
check to another smiling gentle
man who was identified as the
vice chairman of the RFC. The
gentleman cheerfully handing over
this $91. ATE, 1892 was identified
as none other than Henry j.
Kaiser, Americas blood-sweating
behemoth of industry and finance
$1.23 For Every 81.
Well, it was something to make
you marvel. It recalled those days
Of 10 years ago when the RFC
made the huge loans to Mr.. Kaiser
that enabled him to build at Fon-
tana, Calf, the first big steel plant
in the West. There was a great
outcry over those loans. They
were called a political pay-off, be-
cause of Mr.. Kaiser's friendly at
titude toward the Roosevelt ad-
ministration. The Government in
sisted they represented a sound
investment in national defense, if
not in business. The Government
desperately needed steel for ships,
shells and other war materials and
it banked on Mr.. Kaiser's record
as a builder. It had failed to per-
suade the existing steel industry
to expand and step up production
as rapidly as it felt was necessary.
However that may have been,
Mr.. Kaiser has now paid off the
Evening star., 1950-11-07

quite sure that Henry MeLemore.
Henry Grantland didn't know 1t
was his birthday.
In a World All His Own.
Mr.. Rice walks in a world all
his own. It is a world $50 ne
thinks) peopled by men like him
self. He's wrong, of course, but
he refuses to admit it.
He believes there is something
nice and genuine in everyone. He
believes that the wrong people do
is against their natures, and If
given a chance to be stand-up folk
they'd be that.
This is not my opinion, all alone.
This opinion is shared by thou
sands of people. from the red cap
at Grand Central who grabs his
bag when he comes in from cover
ing a sports event, to men whose
names are known the world over,
and whose fortunes could not be
put in room unless 1t was real
big one.
A few men who feel this way:
Eugene Grace, Bobby Jones, Bill
Corum, Gene Fowler, Pete Jones,
Niles Trammell, Eddie Arcaro, Eu-
gene Black. Pat O'Brien, Gene
Sarazen, Chief Justice Vinson and
the VP, Mr.. Barkley, Ty Cobb and
Horace Stoneham.
Mr.. Rice walks, plumes never
touching the ground. as gently in
Hollywood as in Washington.
He is the one newspaperman
who was never told. This is off
the record" He knows what
should be on the record, and what
should be kept off.
Called "Virile Saint"
George M. Cohan once de-
scribed Mr.. Rice as a "virile
saint"
Meaning that Mr.. Rice was as
tough as holding a plow handle in
Tennessee (Which he did when
young) and as gentle and as kind
and understanding as any knight
who ever graced the Round Table
Ask Bruce Barton. Ask Ben
Hogan.
Ask, mind you, any man who
ever was lucky enough to know
him. Ask Douglas Macarthur
What I am trying to do is tell
you that he is a man.
He always takes the short end.
Never asks a thing for himself.
Ask Crosby. Ask Hope. Ask
Bud Kelland.
And as for talent. at 10 he is
the best-informed sportswriter
Evening star., 1950-11-07

simple and they have not no
ticeably expanded their horizons,
their defiance was not dramatic
but it was there.
Impression of Ease.
The President likes to walk and
he did, regularly in the early
morning and often on other oc-
casions. He likes to pop in on his
friends and go to private parties,
both in their homes and in hotels.
A great many people. therefore, in
the Capital got a chance to meet
or watch a President at close
range for the first time in years.
They enjoyed it, and so did he
In all such contacts he was able
to give an impression of ease and
spontaneity with the necessary
guardianship subdued. Now the
wall is up. The President leaves
by the back door of Blair House
which is in itself a psychological
barrier before he meets his public
whom he had previously con-
fronted with a bright smile from
Evening star., 1950-11-07
On the Record
Leaders Are Yet to Think Through
Unification Policies on Korea

Ito the u. NJ" but within the q. N.
must assume responsibility for its
own postwar program and attempt
to carry its associates with 1t.
Danger of Chaos in Korea.
Actually, there is danger of po-
litical chaos in Korea, once hostil-
tiles are over.
The anti-Communist Koreans
who fled from North Korea when
that part of the country was taken
over by the Communists. and are
now in the southern part, and who
count in their ranks almost all the
anti Communist political leaders
from the north, are according to
a report from Seoul October 800
being barred by the Americans
from return home to form the
natural nucleus Of anti-C -Commun-
ist political organization.
The organized police of South
Korea are also barred from the
north, and the maintenance Of
civil order put into the hands of
improvised local forces.
Although the aggression was
initiated by the Korean Commu-
mist Party, the status quo in the
part of the country they COM
manded is being frozen until
modified by a U. N. Commis-
sion, which may include partisans
of the aggressors. And it is not
clear whether the party of the
aggressors will be allowed to pre-
sent candidates in new elections.
Top Communists, of course, will
escape over the border into Man
churia. but according to reports.
lnost of the lesser fry are remain
ing III Korea.
In short the political policy to
follow victory has not, as far as
we can see, been Systematically
thought through at all.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, 1nc)