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Evening star., 1950-11-26

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SALESGIRLS. part and full time:
excel. cond. THE GIFT STALL,
9Th and K SITS. NV. -27
sALESGIRLS for candy store at 62l9
WASHINGTON CANDIES. 5O7 18th
SALES LADY WANTED to sell sell q
popular line Of cosmetics, extracts
and insecticides to retail and whole
sale grocerS within. hundred mile
unusual opportunity for capable
sales lady to become permanently
associated with an old established
company. Must have car. Weekly
drawing account against earned
commissions. Protected Tertiary
Boy 1916. Star. -o6
SALESLADY-Exper in children,
wear; good pay. r. j. BEYDA. 3l5l
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va 80
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Stenographer
Secretary

TO ASSISTANT BUYER OF LARGE
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR
INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN TO
LEARN RETAIL MERCHANDISING;
GOOD SALARY. GIVE FULL DE-
TAILS IN FIRST LETTER. BOX
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SALES MANAGER
$4,000 Caliber Only

MuSL De over "a yES., UWh CdI. UC
ambitious; remuneration open. HU.
STAB for appointment. rs
SALESMAN wanted to sell a popular
line of insecticides. extracts. medi-
cines and cosmetics to retail and
wholesale .grocers. Unusual, oppor-
tpnity to become Permanently asSo sSSo
pany, Must have car. Liberal
weekly draw against earned COM
missions. Protected territory Box
SALESMAN sAIIfsMi HSs. IL Excellent opportunity
for young man who wants to make
selling of a top-graoe line # spe-
cialty food products his career; car
necessary. When replying. give age,
state experience. furnish references,
telephone number, etc, Box 2'3-E'
SALESMAN. mems wear store; part
time. ewes. ard Sat; experience not
safSsM4yyTsn;,s afsfessasyy TR; 75Il; Wear. trow,eds,
OF fshing tackle: good hours, pay;
sober. MILLS CO., 9th and E NV.
SALESMAN. phonograph records. good
pay. Apply SUPER MUSIC CITY,
SALESMAN. LES f. EXP Experienced, for retail
liquor store. Apply in person only.
SALESMAN-Live wire young or old,
with pleasing personaltty: exper.
pref: but not nee. LONGS. 731
SALESMAN. experienced for mems
furnishings store. Exp. pref Excel
lent earnings. Good opportunity
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP, o42 F st,
SALESMAN-Have life insurance deb
it available; honest. reliable man,
not over 46, can start at once;
500 cash bond required. HOME
FRIENDLY INSURANCE CO.. a04
eALESMAN with car to sell known
products to food stores; give exp,
salary desired. Box 352-G. Star.
SALESMAN. distr; 1907 profit; ex-
elusive teri; fast-moving pkg. foods:
lifetime business; sell grocers, job
bers; food exp. unnec. FRAZER
FOODS. Desert SPRINGS 81. Calf :.
SALESMAN, reliable married man, 30
to so. residing in this area; car
necessary; background Of direct-to-
home selling helpful but. not neces-
sary; not appliances, books, brushes.
storm windows or insurance; liberal
commissions paid Immediately each
week: no hold backs, no demonstrat-
ing, collecting. delivery or down
payment problems: full training,
local management. For interview
phone Sligo 4531. -26
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MAN, white. capable Of making minor
repairs and painting as working
Superintendent in downtown once
building: must be sober and reliable:
state salary expected and expert
ence. Box 304-H. Star. -2s
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MEN

SALESWORK WITH A FUTURE
NO car or exper. nee: unlim. earn
lngs. Apply 702-710 14th st. NV,
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$50 A DAY COMMISSIONS
POSSIBLE
Yes--Madison men make that much
and more repeatedly, with finest
quality line fast-selling specialties
needed by big concerns-factories
schools. farms. Let US show you
how. Protected territory-chance
for promotion to field manager. If
you are ambitious, steady worker
Write Dept. B5037. THE MADISON
PAINT CO. Cleveland o Ohio
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Attention, Men, Look
We have openings, in our market
analysts and manufacturer re-
search department. Must have neat
appearance. good education and de-
pendable. No experience necessary
we train you. You can earn S66
per week while learning, and up to
training.
MUST BE AVAILABLE
IMMEDIATELY
Apply personnel division. second floor.
70 am. to 1890 pm. only. 1022
18th st. NV. -o1
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CLERKS, TYPISTS, N. C. r,
BOOKKEEPING OPERATOR
In large retail jewelry store; excel
pany benefits, etc. See Mr.. Kyle,
BATES JEWELRY. 9O1 st. NV.
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CLERK-Check invoices against pur-
chase orders and receiving reports,
plus related duties: tipping unnec-
essary; perm. position; opportunity
Tor learning and Advancement; s.
day wk. E. B. ADAMS CO.. 641
CLERK axf White ew for sss Dry Me aTson and
empI. Apply zULiNs DcEi ckEANERs' sNSsssy
315S Mt. Pleasant st. NV. -27
CLERK. experienced in credit cloth
ing store; some typing helpful,
ppssr1maanent' Per ath excel, salary. AsKiN's,
CLERK, experienced. for downtown
store: good salary; steady work. Ap-
ply MONDAY, am. to ~ noon. 1000
CLERK for bookkeeping ONCE, expe-
and ar good with figures. Only one
with chance for advancement need
apply Apply in person Monday
to MASTER SUPER MARKET, Aloe
NJ; Vernon. ave. Alex, Va. -27
CLEkh, faT ansny white; s5e35 years Of age,
office; high school graduate; perma-
nent; $40 to start and advancement.
Give experience, phone number, etc.
Box 2S1-H, Star.
CLERK; white, 1895, for counter
Wolh III uIy CledAlHe store, OppOr-
tunity for advancement; steady
work. SANITARY CLEANERS, 1920
14th ST. NV.
CLERK, age IS to 80 We are in i'm
mediate need of young lady to post
daily sales records, High school
week. Starting salary S45 per wk.
with opportunity for advancement.
Cafeteria in bldg. Call ME. 4793.
CLERK. for relief work on hotel front
desk and on PIX. Experience not
necessary. Pleasant working condi-
tions. Apply manager. EBBITT HO-
TEL. 9th and H SITS. NV -2S
CLERKS. 2, dry cleaning store: exp.
not nee. but helpful Apply bet.
9-12 Sunday. 1919 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

MEN
VIRGINIA RESIDENTS
Our Mr.. Wolford will be in his ONCE
to receive calls or applicants inter-
ested in our expansion program for
Northern Va. He wishes to see neat
appearing. high-caliber men. with
cars. preferably men with responsi-
btlity. who require S100 or more per
wk. to live.
PHONE MR.. WoLFoRD
King S-9006. or apply in person, 12
Shirlington Trust Bldg. Arl.. Va. In
the Shirlington business center.
astride Shirley hwy, 4 mi from
14th st. Bridge
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HELP WOMEN (cont.l
CLERK. .STFNoGRApHFR

CLERK.sTENOGRAPHER. under 35
years, in real estate, insurance and
law ONCE; attractive working con-
ditions, P. J. WALSHE, INC, Ills
Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S. -26
CLERK-TYPlST, young for uptown
real estate office; 5-day week. Will
consider beginner. GE. 5000.
CLERk-TYPIST, general office work.
Apply 1918 H st. NV. between 10
CLERK -TYPIST. age is to 81. large
auto insurance claim department, in
wolves typing and filing; convenient
downtown location. in new air-con-
ditioned bldg; good starting salary.
plus cost-of-living bonus; 4O-hour
week; paid vacation and insurance
benefits Call w. w. SIEBERT. ME-.
32I0. for appointment. rs
CLERk-TYPIST. permanent position:
40-hour week; no experience re-
CURED: Apply CAPITOL PRINTING
INK IN aSSs.' &C. so6 Charming pl. ne;
CLERK-TYPIsT-some shorthand de-
sirable but not essential for rental
dept. Apply to MRS. MACFARLANE,
SOL Hillandale rd.. Chevy Chase.
Md, OIL. 3240. -2S
CLERK-TYPIST-General office work.
salary, paid vacation, free life and
disqualification insurance, other
LINCOLN LOAN Service. INC,
1910 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
CLERK-TYPIsT for Mt. Rainier office
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP; 5Ra-
day week; all employe benefits. Ap-
ply in person to Mr.. Adkin, 3237
Rhode Island ave. Mt. Rainier.-26
Evening star., 1950-11-26
PAY ROLL CLERKS

Permanent position. Good working
conditions; 40-hour, 5-day. week;
good starting salary; paid vacation
and sick leave; group insurance
available. Apply in person only,
10 am. to pm
TRAILWAYS GENERAL OFFICE
$50 T St. NE.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

ton. va.
COSMETICS AND DRUG CLERK, ex-
6pToWN PH2sRMAAcesY:s sils Aess $3.50 e 'e5san' conn
DENIAL" ZEN Il" "AissIsTANr-ExcellenMt Mps POSI-
must have knowledge of clerical
work and ability to handle phone;
state age, qualifications and educa-
ton: write +. o. Box 1740, Wash
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced. in
terested; right girl can name own
oIdssb faoN.sIe ,aS e9Sch tyDs
Spanish shorthand, for work in an
embassy: salary, $500. Write Stat
ing qualifications. BOX 345 6,
ENTERTAINERS for regular evening
pensation for talented singers. dane
ers. comedy, etc., avail. l or more
eyes. eyes. wkly. Write Box s6, 63I5
18th st. NV.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY for tenn
porary position, must be expert at
shorthand. typing; excellent salary
fsss MENs SHOP. ApBIS fsis STE st. NV. IooEa Mss
FILE CLERK. under 80. newspape,
| office: knowledge OF typing neces.
sary; b-day wk.; advancement. CO
FLORIsT-Full or part time; ex.
| perienced. Apply in person, 420C
| Wis ave, NV. -27
FOUNTAIN-White, 8 am. to s pm
| No SUNDAYS. Must be experienced
Local refs. LESSER'S. 1s41 Col
FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEoNETTI
counter girls experienced only. AID
| Ply AMBASSADOR DRUG STORE
FOUNTAIN CLERKS, fun-time. eoot
pay, excel. working cond. paid dur
SERVICE DRUG STORES at N. Il
| ave. and University lane, Takomf
Park. Md. or Piney Branch I'd. ant
Flower ave. s. s., Nd -2s
perienced. reference. FEOI ELS
| PHARMACY. 10th and K stS n "
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CLERICAL
UNDER 80 YEARS OF AGE,
KNOWLEDGE OF OFFICE
MACHINERY AND FIGURES
PREFERRED. 5-DAY, 37A-HOUR
WEEK.
GARFINCKEL'S
F St. at 14th

CLERICAL POSITION
Permanent employment for lady be-
tween 30 and 35 with an established
real estate office of IS years; clerical
duties; excel. working environment,
5-day week; no Saturdays: salary
plus substantial bonus; excellent
chance for advancement to dilligent
worker. Reply in own handwriting
1S4-G Star og
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MAN

Experienced, to take care of used
cars; must have drivers permit
SO for 51a-day week. See Mr.
Calvert Motors, Inc,
De Soto-Plymouth Dealer
1141 East-West Highway
Silver Spring, Maryland
Evening star., 1950-11-26
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for o high
years Of age to work as a ledger and
accounting clerk, for accounts re-
ceivable routine and control. Knowl-
edge. of bookkeeping and tipping is
required. .40-hour, 5-day week,
S:30-5:30, Mon. through Fri. Apply
personnel room, SOC. Open week
days S:30-5, Sat. 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-11-26

PIX OPERATOR and secretary; exp. |;
good salary. Apply today, ALBAN
TOWERS, 300 Mass. ave.
PIX OPERATOR, experienced; typing
reauired 5l2-day week; good sal
ary. QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM,
500 F st. NV. ME. 1882. II
PIX OPERATOR. experienced for
exclusive specially shop; good hand
writing and knowledge Of typing a
requirement; 5-day week, pleasant
surroundings. Apply Monday morn
Ing. $50 to $50 only. KAPLO-
W.T. on 18th between E and
PORiRAIT COLOR ARTIST, must
have knowledge Of all phases of oil
&c SSoioring; Cali FIR: 4434. -26
PRACTICAL NURSE, white. not over
20. live in, small nursing home,
.I2.hr; duty, 500 mo. OIL. ,6992.
fkACTiCAL NURSE, colored, inter-
eSted in day duty. For details, call
LU. 1-6237. after pm. -27
REAL ESTATE SALESLADIES, 6Oes
comm. We have plenty OF listings
and prospective buyers. Car re-
CURED. PRIMROSE REALTY, AP.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Statesmen, Mems Furnishings
Lewis and Thos. Saltz now have
openings in their furnishings dent,
for experienced. high-grade men to
sell the finest merchandise made in
America and Great Britain: excel,
guaranteed salary. against commits
sion; permanent positions and excel
lent. opportunities for advancement.
Apply Mr.. Warren. LEWIS a. THOS.
SALTZ l4Oa G ST n " -oS
Evening star., 1950-11-26

nj Nc~Ss Va &k4kts WA
he. 23s6.
RECEPTIONIsT, between 20 and 36;
exper. in answering telephones;
salary open. Call between l-3 pm,
Tor appointment, NO. 1894. -2S
for doctors
ONCE in Mt. Rainier; preferably over
Il and resident of this area. Call
LOT interview weekdays, to 8
RECEPTIONIST-T
not necessary. but ability and will
lngness to learn essential: George
town real estate office; 5-day. 35-
hour week. Call today. MI. 2iOO or
OK; 492S: -26
LESGfRL-Full-tim salesgirl. ex-
per1enced in selling accessories in a
ladies' shoe store. KITTY KELLY
SHOES; llO7 F st. NV
SALESGIRLS. for eve. work: apply
Monday at either store. HANDEE' s
FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE, 25th
and Good Hope I'd. s.e. or 26l9
Columbia pike. Arl.
SALESGIRL - Pleasant atmosphere
40-hT. wk., vacation and company
benefit plan; perm. position with
excel. future for ambitious girl. No
phone calls. See Mr.. Field, SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO. SIT Ga.
ave. S. s. Md 90
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18th and x SITS. NV. -2s
be experienced for
work in SUPER market; top wages,
exeeilent working conditions, free
disqualification, paid vacations and
bonus plan: many other employee
beneflts. Apply Room 124. Shirling-
ton Trust Bldg. Shirlington Shop
ping Center Arlington. Va. -2S
CASHIER. experienced, not over "a
years OF age; good working condi-
tions, permanent position; no phone
calls. SURPLUS SALES CO.. 425
CASHIER WANTED. must have ex.
perience in small package wrappine
and daily reports. Apply in person
WALES DECORATORS. 1lsO No
Highland St, Arlington, Va.
CASHIER CLERK = knowledge Of
bookkeeping. helpful but not essen
tial, Phone Mrs Bedell, ST. 494O,
CASHIER-TYPIST. part time. week
days In credit union office mr.. 18th
and x NV. Reply In own hand
writing. stating age and hourly pay,
Box 2S0-H. Star. 81
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STENOGRAPHER

Typing and dictation. Per.
manent position. Group in
surance and hosp. Call HECK
NIGER CO., AT. 1890 for appt.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Information Specialists
For public relations department OF
large national organization. Expe-
excel opportunity. Salary com
mensurate with ability. Reply. in
closing complete resume of expert
ence and recent photograph. State
age and salary required. All replies
confidential Box SCH, Star. pa
Evening star., 1950-11-26

COSMETIC SALESGIRL
EXPERIENCE PREFERRED BUT
WILL TRAIN RIGHT TYPE HAV-
ING SALES ABILITY.
Must be neat and attractive: day
work; no Sunday work. liberal dis
counts, sick benefits. hosp. and va
cation. Apply Mr.. Burtt. WHELAN
DRUG. 110 So. Wayne ST., Airing
Evening star., 1950-11-26
CLERK K-TYPIST

Small loan company has opening fol
young lady for general office work;
permanent position; many empIoye
benefits. Apply in person. LIBERTY
LOAN CORP, 3407 Perry ST.. Mt
Rainier. Md 81
Evening star., 1950-11-26

SALESMAN
Protected country territory available
close to D. c. southeast for agrees
sive experienced salesman. Well-es-
tablished company will furnish car.
pay liberal allowance and COM
missions For personal interview
phone Waldorf. Nd. 1929 for ap-
pointment
Evening star., 1950-11-26
HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY. front ONCE of national
association; excellent stenographer.
college training preferable but not
essential; age. 25 to So: pleasant
working conditions, 5-day week.
paid disqualification, salary open,
based on previous experience and
ability. For interview call AID. S400.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, age
30 to 35. immediate opening; 5-day
week; starting salary. 1925 mo-; op-
portunity for advancement; cafeteria
in bldg. Call ME. 4949.
SECRETARY-STENO - For one-girl
Office Must be capable; 5-day, 90
hr. week: S225 per mo. MA. T495:
Secretary-S -Stenographer
Law office Phone today, MA 1928,
Evening star., 1950-11-26

statesmen
30-6o with car. Please call Lo
5-2f03 bet. 3 and 5 any day or
Sun. for appt 30
Evening star., 1950-11-26

KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, under, 35,
experience desirable but not essen
tial. II. not experienced. applicants
should have knowledge of tipping.
between 8 am. and pm. -2S
KEY-PUNCH OPERATOR, for pub
fishing CO.; some experience. IBM
preferred: many employment ad-
vantases, including paid vacations,
sick leave, holidays, free insurance
DI 1900, Ext 215
Evening star., 1950-11-26

REAL ESTATE sALESWOMEN
Learn the quick way, working the
neld each morning with an expert
enced agent. Drawing account
against commissions. Call MRS,
NADER; UN. 1926. or MR.. cox,
Evening star., 1950-11-26

rake NO. 6U ROSSlyn Car
YOUNG MAN. mems store; part time,
Monday, Wednesday. Friday. 3 til
Q pm. All day Saturday. College
student preferred. Excellent oppor-
tunity. GE. 9100.
YOUNG MAN for general ONCE work
in ONCE of local trucking company.
Ability to type essential. Apply
rear 721 2nd st. ne. after 10 am.
YOUNG MAN. high school or college.
for part-time work in drug store,
soda fountain. ewes. and Sun. DU.
YOUNG MAN for mems wear store.
experience, not necessary. must be
honest and aggressive; will consider
on.iob training. Box l62-H, Star.
YOUNG MAN for general drug store
work. Day work only; steady work;
D. c. permit. 10. 2-1020. -27
YOUNG MAN-We can now offer
an opportunity to q personable.
aggressive, young man with our
growing organization. We are the
oldest and largest frozen food dis
tributors in this city. Good salary
while In training and an excellent
opportunity for a future. Give age.
education and references. Write
Box 62-H Star. --26
YOUNG MAN. to help in mems store.
salary $50 week to start. Must have
high school education. Apply 523
4th st sw
Evening star., 1950-11-26
SALESMEN-THREE
OVER S1OO PER WK.
Statesmen

This is no dream; our present force is
earning much better than 500 per
wk. II will pay you to investigate
1346 Conn ave Room QIQ 90
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AMERICAN
BAG & PAPER co.

Call JU. 1856 or FIR. 1908
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CLERK

personality. intelligent, dependable
for counter work, etc. No expert
ence necessary. Well paid, steady
position. Apply EXQUIsiTE CLEAN
EES. 370a Georsia ave. NV.
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CASHIER

CASHIER
Experienced in restaurant or hotel
work required. Prefer some one who
lives in this vicinity. Hrs. 8 pm. to
am. Apply personnel once.
HOTEL STATLER
Valley frontiersman., 1950-08-04
AHA Awards HOuSinQ
 Bid to Seward Contractor

Last weeks preliminary an- nouncement that the James Con- Struction Company of Seward had been low bidder on the Alas ka Housing Authority project at Palmer was confirmed today by E. Glen Wilder, executive director of AHA. The Seward firms bid was accepted last week by AHA commissioners, who met in Fair banks. The company now must be approved by the Housing and Home Finance Agency. That okay is expected to be forthcoming by Aug. Is.
 MT. Wilder announced that the AHA commissioners were "very pleased' with the response to the call for bids on the 25-house project at Palmer.
 Bids received for all other To- cations were rejected by the com missioners, because they were too high. This means that construc- ton on proposed projects at Cor dova and College will be delayed, at least until next spring. AHA will attempt to negotiate a bid for a planned project at Douglas.
 At last weeks Fairbanks meet ing, the AHA commissioners ap- proved six new loans for con- struction of privately-sponsored housing projects. That approval will bring 45 new housing units to Anchorage and II new single family homes to Ketchikan.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-08-04
Will Move to Anchorage

WASILLA-The J. M. Bryant 'amily is moving to Anchorage
 T Aug. IA. MT. Bryant has been employed there for some time, and Mrs. Bryant expects to work there also, so that she may be near her husband.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-08-04
Too Late 10 Classify

5-ACRE TRACT with cabin, To- cated Mile 23; all highway frontage; will trade for late model car or trailer as down payment. Ina. of A. Belcher at Mile 40 1x)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-11
WHY SEEK 4 sUPER-BoMB

Since the scientific experts predicted
the successful manufacture Of hydrogen
bomb. estimated to be from ten to one
thousand times more destructive tnan
the atomic bombs, there has been dls-
cussion as to the proper course OF the
United States.
The argument has been advanced that
we should not attempt to develop TINS
siiper-weapon without first seeking FUR
Their negotiations on atomic weapons with
the Soviet Union In view Of the failure o.
past negotiations, and especially the IN
willingness Of the Soviet to agree to z sys-
tenn of inspection, there seems to be no srea-
son to expect renewed negotiations 70 pro
duce effective results
This being the case, the question re-
solves itself into deciding whether the
United States should not make the super
bomb. In view of the race to produce
atomic bombs. with the Soviet Union adj
mittedly in the running, any delay on the
part Of this country to develop and pro-
duce superior bombs might permit the
Soviet Union to develop it first.
The general idea of Western nations
is that the United States can be safely
trusted wit the possession of the atomic
bomb. The belief is firm that this couf1-
try would not use the weapon except in
defense of so-called Western ciyidzatiqfs
There is no such confidence in the Soviet
Union but, on the contrary. theg feaBreEs
lists that the Communists would usea5any
weapon to advance their aims. These in
clude, according to most observers, even
tual control of the entire world.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-11
sPANlARDs GET THE NEWS

Secretary of State Dean Acheson, in
fetter to Senator Tom Conally, expressed
the view that the United States was ready
to support move to end the United Ma
tons restriction on diplomatic relations
with Spain. He also emphasized that send
ing an Ambassador to Madrid would in
no sense signify approval of the regime in
Spain4 He also added that Spain was
Still unacceptable to many Western Eu-
ropean nations and that the United States
was continuing efforts to persuade the.
Spanish Government to take steps toward
democratic government.
When the controlled press of Spain
published their reports of the Acheson let
ter. they carefully edited it to give the
Spanish people the impression that the
United States has decided that it misjudg-
ed Generalissimo Frances regime and
wishes to make amends. The idea that the
United States had changed its policy was
promulgated and the way paved to treat
the return of an Ambassador as great
political triumph for the Dictator inside
Spain.
After the publication of the incona-
plete letter, some Spaniards, interested in
foreign affairs, sought to get the full text
We understand that some of them secur-
ed it from American sources and appar-
enty forced the hand of the authorities
to permit the printing of the conpete lets
ter. 1t was accompanied by bitter and
hostile comment. 4r
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-11
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BY coroI holIistcn :. n.-..........

Your dress IS beautiful. Anne. but
Something has happened e
Tony!''
eyes, my dear" He swallowed
a lump in his throat Celia mar
ried Tony this morning. 4hey
have gone to California;
The girl stared at hilils s llla
couldn't marry Tony f'athefs ne
is marrying me. We got she house.
II Is joke
Roger waved The u1esss se.
Maybe this Is 4 mistake. Elaex
do make mistakes. It may Ds Tor
r xdsIs pointed 4 ! signed
I'VE nlustn't be hasly. We must
call and find cut Adele, don't
say another word. ] insist YOU
keep quiet. Anne, dear, sit down
and rest while / phone. Don't set
excited
She patted his hand on her
arm. Il am not excited"
He rushed into the front paflpt
where the telephone was He
would never even consider navA
ing 4 phone III the room thar
held his books and whera he
wanted rep0ses Adele waited uia-
til he was out, then made a helpA
less gesture.
HOf course It's true. What are
we going to do about it,
Anne nodded slowly. There Is
nothing we can do. If there i no
wedding, there IS no wedding !
can take of this dress. ! woti't
need II.
why don't you cry. or Shrek.
OF curse, or faif1t7 Anything But
sit there as If nothing had hap
pened."
That's It Adele. Nothing has
happened. Something was to have
happened tomorrow but now It
won't. I was to have left Father
all alone, but now / won't go.
Aren't you glad am not MAR
rylng Tony after all?"
Yes. But how can you be so
calm about it? Don't you want to
catch Celia BY the throat and
choke the life ont of herr"
mo. Adele Why should / hate
her? Or hirn?"
You aren't human. If man
did that to me -
Exactly. You'd tals It. Now I'll
go change my dress
CTo be continnedl