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Evening star., 1950-12-04
THos. ]. OWEN q SON. Auctioneers
435 Southern Building


Trustees Sale of Valuable TWO
STORY EIGHT ROOM BRICK
DWELLING SITUATED AT 142O
"F" STREET, NORTHEAST.
By virtue OF certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 9244,
Folio 354 ct sea-, Of the land records
of the District of Columbia. and
at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell, at public auction. IN front
Of the premises, on FRIDAY TIE
EIGHTH DAY OF DECEMBER A:D:
1850, AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM, the misunderstanding land
and premises. situate in the District
OF Columbia, and designated as and
being Lot 27 in Frank J. Dieudonne
and other. Trustees subdivision OF
lots in Square 1051, as per plat
recorded in Liber II folio 131 Of the
Records Of the once of the Surveyor
of the District Of Columbia. ,.
TERMS OF SALE: All Cash. A deposit
of $4,000 will be required at time
Of sale All eonveyancing, recording:
revenue stamps. etc, at cost OF
purchaser. Terms Of sale to be com
piled with within 80 days from day
of sale, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser, after five days advertise
ment of such resale in some news
paper published In washington. D. C..
JESSE H. MITCHELL,
ISAAC S. MASON.
o.2S,3O,De.2,4,7. Trustees.
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PERSONAL

PERMANENT. s4; shampoo. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
vACANCY-Nursing care and tray
service, private room, 1st a. One
block from bus. HI. 6410. 7s
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIES; made
from your material or mine; excel
workmanship. Ref. furn. OV. COIL.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly PEG.
Walter Reed Hospital. GE. 1858.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
District Of Columbia.-No. 1850
In Bankruptcy.-LEO HINDIN was
duly adjudged bankrupt on a petit
ton fled November IA. 1850. THE
will be held at No. 321 Tower Bldg,
14th and x SITS. NV. Washington
tion filed November IA. 1850. THE
11:30 am. when creditors may
attend. prove their claims. appoint
a trustee appoint creditors COM
mittee, examine the bankrupt anc
transact other business. JOHN A.
BREsNAHAN, Referee in Bank.
runtcY.
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C.. G. Sloan e. Co., Inc.
Auctioneers-Appraisers

inlaid walnut bedroom
suite. three complete walnut dining
room suites. mahogany inlaid din
ing room suite. antique mahogany
chests of drawers and secretaries,
Moro brasses, Eastern bronzes, up
holstered davenports and chairs.
Chinese brio art objects. drop
leaf tables. fiat top office desk and
chairs. ladies' desks. knee hole
desks, folding top consoles, china.
glassware bric-a-brac silverware.
beds. springs. mattresses. occasional
tables and chairs. fireplace equip
ment. coffee and end tables. drap-
cries. three new truck tires 7.50x20.
pictures. mirrors, lamps, skis cleo
tric refrigerators. wardrobes, etc.
At public auction
at Sloan's
715 18th st.
Wednesday,,
December 9th
at 10 am.
Terms: Cash
c. G. SLOAN & CO.. INC. Aucts.
Established 1891 IS
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AUTO AND TRUCK MECHANIC-
Afro 95 MEcHxN,cs & Ss See must Mr. he Gissoh esse4
seRv1eG sG9s srAF1oN AP5 Ma9e ave- nAuEd and
NJ St. s.w. Not open on Sun. ME.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC-DuPoNT
AUTo Pa 81 MEcHANTcs& RiHi MI o4' 5-day week:
excellent pay. ideal working sond;,
II 1th 0enets asd M EMEFsoN s3s. ss1. Mr. osMG ean:
AUTO MECHANiCs@5.day week; ex-
benefits. EMERSON ORME. 18th and
M sts, NV. Mr.. Cunningham, service
manager. %
AUTO MECHANICS
Wonderful opportunity f. for Is: 1st7class
cations. etc; sxcel; working condi3
5d6 5h5ls ask aEs foT SINH Mr. sgTsnEf gEnEnks Me
AUTO PARTS CLERK for Dodge
Plymouth dealer; experience pre-
week. Call or see Mr.. Barb, LEO
RocCA, aoo INC. 4s01 Conn. aye
AUTO Ti PARTs COUNTER MAN. per-
manent position with advancements
assured to the man qualified for
this job. See Mr.. Kershenstein, WIS.,
SINGER CHEVROLET MOTOR CO.,
Seven Corners, Falls Church, Va.
Il
AUTO SALESMAN. experienced. to
= sell complete line of Dodge and Ply
mouth new cars and trucks. Also
/ used car salesman. Top earn
ings for men selected. See Mr..
Rosin BEAL MOTOR CO., 14OI
Rhode Island ave. ne. a
AUTO SALESMAN
With at least yrs exper. To sell
what we believe to be the finest stock
of used cars at the lowest prices
in town. No outside work. Salary
plus commission. Apply in person
only bet. Q and 10 am. either Fri.
or Sat. Excel. future for the right
man.
Auto Wholesalers, Inc.
1871 Bladensburg. rd.. ne.
AUTO SERVICE MGR. local refs. and
exp. nee: good start. sal. comm. Ap-
ply Mr.. Murphy. DUPONT CIRCLE
SERVICE CENTER. Conn. ave. and
BAKER to start at 7:3o pm; must
have ref; retail shop; best pay;
off Mon. HELLER'S BAKERY, 1921
Mt Pleasant ST. n W -
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUNT
District of Columbia.-No. 1850
In Bankruptcy.-ZOLA M. JAEHN
was duly adjudged bankrupt on a
petition filed November 4, 1850
THE FIRST MEETING OF CREDIT
ORS will be held at No. 321 Tower
Bldg, 14th and K Sts. NV, Wash
ington, D. c., on DECEMBER 12,
1850, at 1890 O'Clock, am, when
creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint a trustee. appoint
bankrupt and transact other busi-
ness. JOHN A. BRESNAHAN. Ref
cree In Bankruptcy
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
District of Columbia.-No. 75-50-
In Bankruptcy.-THOMAS E. PED.
DICORD was duly adjudged bank
1850. THE FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS will be held at No. 321
Tower Bldg, 14th and x Sts. NV.
Washington. D. c., on DECEMBER
IA. 1850. at IL am, when creditors
may attend, prove their claims. ap.
point a trustee, appoint creditors
committee, examine the bankrupt
A. BRESNAHAN. Referee in Bank
ruptcy.
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ond anniversary of the formation
Of the area alumnae group, will
be held at the home of Mrs. Alice
Gordon Murdock. 4741 Reservoir
road NV. The members also
will make and fill Christmas stock
ings for children of st. Joseph's
Home and School.
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1928 Florida Ave. NV

ROUTE Statesmen. applications de-
sired for dairy route sales; age 20
to 40, high school education; steady
experience meeting public desirable
Bond necessary. Earnings above good
guarantee. Call DE. 1400, Mon
sALARIED PosITIoN-company car:
paid vacations; free retirement plan;
group hospitalization; young man
with initiative to work for finance
company; unusual opportunity to get
ahead in fast growing. progressive
company Can IN person at GEN
1910 Rhode Island sand ave. SH Mt. Rainier.
SALESMAN for mems furnishing
store; excellent opportunity Apply
manager, NATIONAL shirt SHOPS,
432 9TH st. NV. -
SALESMAN. for plumbing. heating
car. car WTise for tSa interView sa eivine nhhf fuli
sssas ssnted as to 70 aaJocAs se coR eRf
18th st. NV. Attn. N. D. Thomp-
SALESMAN. part time. in credit
ant surroundings. AsK1Ns. 1877
automobiles in your
spare time time No No experience I@ son peces.
wk Each sale your commission Is
from S25 to S100 per car. Demon
strators given. Apply in person be-
evening l29 K st. NV. -5
SALESMAN, for mems furnishings;
store experience preferred; excellent
earnings. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP.
a42 F ST. NV. Sc
that is willing, work to
cover the Washington. D. c.. area
for one of the leading companies
In its field We have been in busi-
ness since 1866 and are looking for
a top-rate salesman who. Is lookins
for future with a good company.
For 6 personal, interview. call 81
453l or write A. E. RATHBUN.
1lo5 Flower ave, Takoma Park.
SALESMAN, retail store, exper. in
camping and hunting: permanent
position. SURPLUS SALES CO.,
425 10th st NV q
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PLATE CARRIER

PLUMBERS
For steady. year-around, work in
M Ras'iSnqi hEA4Psa APsts ee@As CO., soia Duke
st. Alex. Va.
PLUMBERS HELPER-Must be exper.'
live in Hyattsville vic. Call WA.
5000, am: to pm, -S
machine; price materials; sober.
EsltHs2fssM szTsMAS ss'?.y sos sSsn aod9 HPDEy i
PORTER for auto agency; D. G.
BEAL MOTOR CO., 140l Rhode
PORTER with 5th-class eng. lie:
5M.day. 4o-hr. wk. CENTURY FOX
FILM CORP: 415 3rd st; NV; IS
PORTER-DELIyERY MEN l2). for
new dfagstsrs rus in SS exee top
call or. 7414, MR.. CARRIER. -6
PRESSER, experienced. Must have
DC, drivers permit. 211 New York
pRoDuCE ste 4; ;E' MAN-we have an open
produce man; excellent working con;
vacations, free disqualification and
surgical coverage. Apply SHIRLEY
FOOD STORES. Room 1874. Shir-
lington Trust Bldg, Shirlington
Shopping Center. Arlington, Va. Il
RADIO-TV SERVICEMAN - Outside
work. must be reliable. references.
top salary to right man. Apply
FRANK P MULGANNON, S662
Colesville rd., Silver Springs, Md.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. builder
and broker, has opening for agrees
sive salesman with car: phone for
appt. for interview. CAMBRIDGE
REALTY CO., OIL. 3416. -5
RADIO SERVICEMAN. outside work.
must be experienced; truck furnished;
good hours. good salary: Call Mr..
Kinnin. OR. 1900. DOWD RADIO
r. ELECTRIC co. -6
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN to learn
real estate sales, commercial proper
ties: age over As yrs; car needed.
CITY REALTY CO., RE. Q703.-
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-1f you
have ability. we have the oppor-
tunities to offer you. Must have car.
must be willing to work from 9
to 8 pm. days a week; draw
against your earnings. We will
help you constantly. We also have
two large subdivisions to sell. OR.
C100
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industrial engineering or business
administration. and heavy expert
ence in the above fields in a large
manufacturing organization pre-
ferred.
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ADAM A. wESCHLER d SON,
Auctioneers.

Notice is hereby given that on Fri
at $50 AM. and continuing. II
necessary. each Tuesday and Friday
thereafter. we will sell by public auc-
tion at Weschler's. 905 E St.. NV,
to enforce our liens for storage
and /or other charges. one large in
sulated storage ice box. z It. by 3s4
IT. by ga IT,. stored with us in the
name Of Wilmer Shakesnyder Parties
in interest please take notice MA
TIONAL STORAGE & MOVING
CO.. 461s 14th St., NV. K. P.
WILLIS, Treasurer. no22. .27,de4
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JANlTOR, 5th-class license, for new
oil-heated, 120--unit apt. bldg. in
city near Capitol; must be good gem
eral maintenance man. honest and
sober; local references necessary;
married. no children; good salary
and quarters. Call MA. 1898 week
days or write CAPITOL PLAZA
APTS., 1927 K st. NV, Washington
JEwELRY Statesmen, permanent or
part time; good starting salary plus
commission; excellent working con-
ditions and many company benefits
including paid vacations. Persons
living in Arlington area preferred
Apply Mr.. Malen, CASTELBERG'S s,
30ls Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va.
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANTS for over
seas employment; salary $3.50 mo.
Apply in 1st instance in writing,
giving BACKGROUND. experience, mari
tai status. Box 2S4-H, Star. -5
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT. under 26, for
home office Of life insurance COM
pany; accounting undergraduate ac-
ceptable. Apply Room 300. S16 18th
ct. NV. between Q am. and 8 pm.
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HELP MEN

for construction Job; ex-
perienced only. Report to MASTER
BUILDERS. Linnean and Davenport
SITS: NV, WA. $3.50. 4
LAW STUDENT, attending night
classes, to learn insurance claims
WORK. with nationally known cas-
Halty co. Call MR.. CURRO. ST.
1890 for appt. - =
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When dnsDerfno advertisement
addressed to Star bores do NOT
inclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
soEdl udlue. Copies serue the pur-
pose and originals may get lost.
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CANvAssERS, LOOK!

II YOU'VE EVER SOLD BOOKS
Dishes. silverware, cookware. plas-
tics, vacuum cleaners. insurance
we can use you. We have the hot
test deal in town today-it's new
it's different-with positively nc
competition. Our men make S33 q
day and more, every day. and nc
night work. Transportation fur.
nished. They make this kind OF
money because We have powerful
training program A So down pay.
ment gets you S11 Immediately. and
it's yours. no kickbacks. no reverts
Every salesman sells his time to the
highest bidder. How much is your
time worth? Come in and tell us
Wen pay for 1t. This Is worth in
vestigating If you are an ambitious
hard worker and want to make
money. whether you are experienced
or not makes no difference. We
will teach you the business.
Apply 1922 18th st. NV. 2nd floor
personnel division. 1890 am. to i
pm. only. =
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ENGINEERING
TECHNICIANS
FOR
MODEL SHOP

An expanding research and
development organization
has openings for qualified
technicians in an expert
mental laboratory. Stimu-
lating and interesting work
of a highly technical nature.
Background in radio engi-
neering, experimental work,
model building is necessary.
Excellent opportunity for
advancement for qualified
personnel.
Very desirable working con-
ditions. Time and a half
for overtime. Liberal group
insurance and hospitaliza :
ton benefits. Paid vacations.
APPLY IN PERSON. Q AM. TO 3
PM. OR PHONE OV. 1900 FOR
APPOINTMENT. MALPAR. INC,
452 SWAMI AVE, ALEX, VA.
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The above sale has been postponed
DECEMBER AID. 1850, at the SAME
TIME and the SAME PLACE.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
no2S de4
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SECRET XMAS SIOANS

Employed men and women Obtain
loans on their signature only.
H. A. WOOD, OK. 0340
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HELP wTD. AGENCIES Cont.

Bookkeeper (F.), $65 Wk.
Full charge, exper.; bookpr.. ne,
$55 wk.; TYPISTS. so, to $50. wk.
up. Miss Redd (NA. 2116). tEst.
II years..
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st., next to church. =
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SALESMAN

9&AA&lA(&tA&A&N
Are you fed UP with cut-throat com.
petition, high-pressure selling, trav-
cling. big operating expenses, busi-
ness Investments, straight canvass.
ing and seasonal fluctuating in
comes? Would you like to represent
a 9S-year- national concern. ore
Of the largest. most progressive in
its field, enjoying a steady repeat
all-season business with better than
average earnings. in pleasant digni-
fed, S-hour day with opportunity
for advancement? Sales experience
not necessary; thorough training. II
you are married. own a car. in good
health, age % to so. call for rp-
pointment only Monday. or Tuesday.
between 9:30 am. and $40 pm,
EN-. 0735. Ask for MR., TOBY. $
SALES MANAGER, a good organizer.
to handle sales of appliances for
newly organized building supply.
Wonderful opportunity for the right
man. Box 2S5-H, Star. a
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SALES
MANAGER

NeW-car dealer SELL
ing over 800 new cars
yearly. Compensation
open, best of working
conditions; 1000 CO.
operation of manage
ment. All answers held
in stricteSt confidence.
BOX 441-E, STAR
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HELP MEN

EDUCATIONAL SALESMAN wanted
by 36-year-old school. Must have
good late-model car. Local terri
tory. Leads furnished. Our sales
men average better than Sl25 week
ly, net. Write, giving experience. to
E. S SMITH. ART INSTRUCTION,
INC. 500 s. 4th ST., Minneapolis 10,
MINI.
ELECTRoNICs or radio engineer, free
to travel. HOPKINS ENGINEERING
CO., INC, s3l Munsey Bldg, 1929
E st. NV. RE. 1915. IS
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, exper. in
design of light and power for bldgs.
for consulting engineers office. EX.
$3.50. -6
ENGINEER, Ord class D. C. license,
for high-pressure. oil-flred boiler;
II TO z shift, 4O-hour week Ma
T1ONAL BRICK & SUPPLY CO.,
ENGINEER. 3rd class to operate 35-
hip. boiler, must be able to furnish
good reference. Apply STONE
STRAW CORP. 900 Franklin st. ne.
-5
ENGINEER, mechanical, young, ex-
perienced. for work in heating field;
some sales experience helpful but
not necessary. Write stating sal
ary required. age and previous ex.
perience. Box 162-D. Star. 4
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INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS
CAREER POSITIONS

Lorg-ranee expansion of industrial
engineering activity of a one-loca-
tion plant. a leader in the field.
offers attractive openings to men
with sound training and experience
in industrial engineering work.
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ADVANCE NOTICE,

ADVANCE NOTICE:
Eed L. williams & Zed L. Williams, Jr.
Auctioneers
New, up-to-date. fine quality
Silver, Flatware, Hollow
ware, Trays, Sets. Ode
Pieces, Gift Pieces, Sterling
Sheffield and Plate. Ma
tionally known mfgrs.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
ATICTT0N
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AUCTION SALES
ZED L. WILLIAMS and
FED L. WILLIAMS, JR.
Auetioneers Appraisers.

Elegant, Used Up-to-Date
Furniture and Household
Effects of Various Kind.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC
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ARLINGTON AREA

WOMEN.
Receptionist, doctors once, exper
General once. typ, able to drive, $50
Typist. beginner. 8 days - S39
Typist, his. grad. s days ---$l5s
ONCE clerk, no exp. 5 days $152
Secy. to psychologist, 5 days. $20(
Secy., rusty steno.. 5 days $5C
RECEIPT. steno., poised, days Sl9(
Bkkpr., fashion shop ------- S5E
Assist. bkkpr., Lee hwy. ----Oper
Saleswoman, adv, car.----- S5E
Comptometer operator, tipping Oper
Cashier, Xmas, young, days S35
MEN.
once manager. acct. degree $500
Gen. ONCE elk, young. S days. S19a
once messenger his. grad, Va
drivers license. s. days $500
Once messenger. his. grad S141
Bkkpr. contractor -------- $50
Assist. bkkpr., typ. -Oper
Salesman advertising field. car S5t
Addressograph. operator, 5 daysS1 rs
Driver, sales, laun $50 plus
Routeman, no exper., s days S45
Gas station man. exper S35
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY,
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ow. 1900
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ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON
Auctioneers Appraisers
Estate and Storage Sale
FURNITURE

Groups and Odd Pieces
CHICKERING SPINET PIANO
MOTOROLA TELEVISION
RADIOS MBINATIONS-RUG
SS-ORNAMENTS
HUDSON "1e4sso asso CLUB COUPE
BY order Helen A. Price, Administra-
trix estate Charles F. Price; Stor-
age Companies and other Con-
signors.
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RESIDENT MANAGER

For exclusive NV. apt. house. Age
limit, 45. Only experienced need
apply. Position available immedi-
ately. Call MR.. GEE, Emerson S4O0.
for appointment. a
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DEBIT MAN

CREDIT MAN in credit clothing
store: full or part time; excel. sal
arY ASKINS 727 1th ST u
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Housing and rentals plentiful and
Reasonable,

Write full details of experience, edu-
cation, work interest and salary re-
quirements. Inclose recent snapshot.
Correspondence will be considered
strictly confidential. Write Box
1856. Star.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN: iong-es.
tablished office: full cooperation
E. w. THURM
T1T ooOR oo9 10Th CT y, -,
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CONTINUED on Next Pags)
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DRUG CIERK-Good salary; day
work: no Sundays; young man pref.
Call AP. 1929, 6573 Ager rd., Hyatts-
vile. Md. -
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management survey
and the DEVELOPMENT and presenta
ton Of reports and recommends
cisions.
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On the Other Hand
Three Things Peoples of World
Need to Hear From the President

intend to give the people of the
world the opportunity of fair
choice. 1t is not to impose ou1
way. that we have undertaken the
defense of the nations not vel
sucked into the Soviet sphere.
Unfortunately. in many nations
the people understand little o.
the American attitude. Told un'
ceasingly of our dollar imperial
ism"-and seeing some evidences
of it-they> cannot see the funda'
mental motivation of our policy
or see that it is a natural evolu
ton of our entire history.
The President. secure in hi
strong moral position with regarC
to Korea, has a unique opportunit!
to tell the world why those whit
stand with us have reason to hope
for a better future. He should tel
it in terms that apply to the prob.
lens and aspirations of the com.
mon people in every land.
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gardleSs of ide- Dorothy THOMPSON
ologies. few states have resisted
the dream of world empire, If they
had the power to realize it. The
elementary facts of population and
geography are that only that pow
er can conceivably realize world
empire that first puts itself into
control of the central land mass
of Eurasia. miscalled the East
ern Hemisphere" which contains
more than three fourths of the
population and resources OF the
globe.
During the first World War. the
British geographer, Sir Halford
Mackinder, warned of the disaster
that would overtake the island
and peninsular lands if they ever
permitted the consolidation OF a
single empire in the Central Eu-
rasian land mass. There was no
"ideology" involved in his warn
ing. Not a Communist or Fascist
state existed. But dreams Of world
domination are as old as human
history, and Mackinder knew the
preconditions for the realization
of that dream. He was, like most
great men, disregarded by those
he tried to warn.
Unified Heartland Comes First.
The precondition for the reali-
zation of world empire lies, he said
in a unification under one political
and military leadership of the
"Heartland" of Eurasia-Specifi-
cally Western Russia, Eastern Eu-
rope, the Balkans, and the Middle
East. Only two powers could con-
ceivably achieve this. Germany
if with her rear fortified in West
ern Europe) she could grab the
Ukraine. East Europe, the Balkans,
the Near East, and could partition
Russia: Or Russia, if she could do
the same and partition Germany.
War and postwar arrangements
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This Changing World
Truman's Confidence in His Lucky Star
Stands in Way of Total Mobilization

suffering in Korea, in other parts
of the world.
1t is not so much the lack Of
war material as the lack Of fight
ing men that is causing our re-
verses in the Far East. What
would our situation be if within
few months the Russians ordered
the Eastern German satellite
army to push us out Of Berlin?
The handful of men we have in
Western Germany would be order
ed to push back the aggressors
Immediately. They would fight
we'll but there would be no re-
placements or reinforcements
available to allow them to con-
tinue the struggle.
What if Iran were to be at
tackled by the U. S. S. r.? We
would not have, under our present
setup, an infantry squad to help
a government which relies on our
continent to rush to its assistance.
Proof by Deeds, Not Words.
In any event, even the most
inveterate optimists who since 1945
have predicated their policies on
the belief that Russia does not
want or does not have the capa-
bilities for a war against the
United States are now convinced
that until there is a final show
down with those Asiatics' we shall
be compelled to keep our powder
dry. And by the best available
estimates, the cost of keeping our
defense forces adequate will raise
United States expenditures to some
$125 billion by 1852.
A total mobilization would prove
to our enemies with deeds and not
words that we are determined to
meet force with force. 1t would
also reassure our friends that we
will not dilly-dally should the
Kremlin decide on a total war.
The reports from the Atlantic
Pact members indicate a real
concern on the part of the peoples
of those nations about our mill
tary capabilities. They remember
that in the First and Second
World Wars we took q painfully
long time to get ready. There were
then muffers in Europe and Asia
between us and our enemies. These
no longer exist. The present
Korean war shows this amply.
Although our men are fighting
under the United Nations flag, not
a single member of the Atlantic
Pact or the United Nations has
been capable Of sending us any
troops.