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TELEVISION repair man; exper:; good
CO. 1873 Columbia I'd: lis
excellent opport. for right man.
TKIEyIsToN fGGlS ERSii sERVicE ff MEN, full or
MOOR APPLIANCE, 10109 Coles
vile I'd. Silver Spring. IL
TELEVISION SERVICE MEN. with
cars; steady employment with ex-
eeellent pay and car 4o allowanee Use See
3547 Georgia ave. NV. -----
TELEVISION TECH. APPRENTICES.
Desire applicants with training and
or exp. in basic electronics. salary
commensurate with ability. .Oppor-
for regular advancement with our
ply RcA SERVICE CO, INC. 335
10th st. ne. ID
TILE SETTERS-SteeI (2) wanted,
white. Experienced. WA. 56sO. 20
TILE SETTER AND HELPER. 1st
class who can complete a 5-ftx7- 1T.
rm. per day. WA. 9479. lie
TREE MEN sfsadg only for D
TRUCK DRivER. experienced. wanted
Apply 524 Sth st: Sc, -lS
TRUCK DRIVER for cleaning store store;
area; steady job; good salary or
commission; wanted at once. 1852
Wis. ave. OIL. 7700. ~
class mechcanic. Shop specializes in
custom made furniture. Permanent
position Top wages. Apply in per-
son. .4477 Connecticut ave -17,
UPHOLSTERERS-M be thorough
ly experienced Apply in person.
CHERRY & GALLAGHER. INC. p17
st. NV. -16
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Automobile Statesmen

L1oUO1llOO11C oo1SNlllL11
To sell Kaiser-Frazer and the Henry
j. cars for. immediate delivery; pay
plans best in city.
LIBERTY AUTO. SALES,
Ais M st. NV. -16
AUTO PARTS COUNTER MAN
Washington's Oldest Chevrolet dealer
has TN opening for a parts counter
man. Experienced in, GIN parts
dep.; preferred. Excellent working
Kline. BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO,
INC. 1130 Conn. ave.
AUTO CAR WASHER in Ford Agency.
Excellent working conditions. See
Mr. Bowen. BILLHIMER g. PALMER,
BIO Hamilton St, Hyattsville, Nd.
AUTO PAINTER, first class. top sal
airy, straight time; excellent work
BODY. INC. MA. 9573, 2115 n st.
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN = We
have an opening for reliable and
expsr. auto service salesman; must
be able to diagnose trouble make
estimates. write repair orders.
capable Of meeting the public; per,
manent position. good salary and
PATE MOTOR CO. INC. Washing
BOOKKEEPER for new apt. hotel.
Pleasant surroundings. Salary open.
Definite opportunity for advance
ment to executive position. State
fully bookkeeping and Office expert
ence. Give personal details and
refs. Replies confidential. Apt.
available If desired. Box sS-A,
BOOKKEEPER. retail; Silver Spring;
excellent working conditions, steady
employment; salary open. Call
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for retail
store, tipping required State age
and experience. Box 235-T, Star.
-17
BRICKLAYERs. qualified mechanics
for 1st- class work. National Insti-
pital. Bethesda. Md: 2 yrs. work
ahead; union wages; good conditions.
WILLIAM F. NELSON, 3S17 14th st.
NV. TU. 2290.
BRICKLAYERS, white. KAY CON-
STRUCTION. Viers Mill rd.. Whea-
ton. Md; lots of work. Yates Maui
ney. foreman. -22
BUTCHER = Experience and refer
ence necessary; good pay. Apply q.
W. SUPER MARKET. 2430 Pa. ave.
NV. lis
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HELP MEN tcont.)
BRICKLAYERs. white. for scho

white. for school and
church work in Arl., Alex, George
towY and NV. Wash. Steady work.
RALPH BRYAN. Call day CHI. 1900;
FA. 1859 ewes. III
BUTCHER, colored; exper.: good sal
ary. MARKS SUPER MARKET. 1901
7th st; nv: Apply in person. 30
special millwork; established firm;
year round work: exceptional work
Ing conditions and BENEFITS AIRING
FIR. 4167 after 6 pm. lis
CANDYMAkER, exp, refs. apply In
person, 734 9th st. NV. -16
CARPENTERS-20 men; rough and
trim; long job; come. ready to work
with tools. Apply Chillum rd. and
La Sale ave; see Mr. Ralph,
rough, to work in
shop and also erect prefabricated
buildings. Plenty of material, piece
work, good earnings. Apply in
person. No phone calls. please.
Mr.. Minnicks,. GENERAL INDUS.
'4RiEst 4Iilnsfon 1l9s %s jefferson Davis hwy
CARPENTERS. alttPEiSTi s. experienced. long
time Job. Directions: Up Cheverly
ave. to Forest rd., turn right to
Greenleaf "a. $500 blk. or phone
long Job, silver
Spring. S2.25 per hr. for trainers
and trim men. sH. oS24 after
2 II HELPER in remodel
ing work; steady. year round en-
g. WEBSTER Co. 627 F st. NV.
See MIR Edward II r
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experience. inclosing recent snap
shot.
Housing and rentals plentiful. rates
reasonable.
Box 246-B, Star. --17
DRIVER, colored, experienced for
wholesale cleaning plant. Must have
good references. REGAL CLEANERS,
6I2 NJ s.w: (rear; o,,+o -l6
preferred but not essential; white
or colored. Sunday, DU. 1415 or
DRIVER for light delivery, thorough
knowledge OF the city; must be
able to furnish best references! I,T p Pc %
DRIVERS RI = With Wit "'ni fuel oil experience;
benefts Sinclair REFINING CO,
4o1 Farraeut ST ne, stdvss wash p.i D; 9ssS C
8 and ) pm. -16
DRIVERS FOR DIAMOND CABS
Reasonable rental rates. See Melvin
HERMAN, DIAMOND LOT, 101 NJ
st. ne.
DRIVER SALESMAN, established
commission basis with guarantee;
salary while learning. HUB LAUN-
DRY. Eastern ave. TT 37th ST.. Mt.
Rainier. Md. If
DRIVER-SALESMAN
White, 1886, for established dry
cleaning route: liberal commissions;
now paying over $75 Der wk. Call
SH. 100 for appointment. lis
DRUG CLERK, part time. ewes
per wk and every other Sunday
Experienced. Excel. salary plus
commission. WHEATON PHARM.,
11401 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. LO.
$4,000. -22
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DRIVER SAL LESMAN
DRUG statesmen

Must be experienced selling to whole
salers and retailers; volume prod
uct; need capable men at once for
expansion in seven active territories;
Indicate II you can move; heavy
radio and newspaper advertising
support; car necessary; salary and
commission. Give complete details
in first letter to w. E. Montgomery.
general sales manager, LIE BLANC
CORPORATION, Box 250-B, Star.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

j WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts other than those contracted
by myself JAMES F. HILLYARD,
1900 ST. Elmo ave, Bethesda IA,
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YOUNG MAN

TO work at business counter Of The
Evening Star. High school gradu-
ate. age 21-30. must be able to pass
physical examination Neat. cour-
teous and dependable. Only those
who want permanent work can be
considered 40-hour week. Many
employment advantages. Apply per-
sonnei office, Room 500, Star Bldg.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV. Ia
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MILL WORK ESTIMATOR, exper
necessary. Apply Mr.. Frank Troth
BARBER & ROSS CO., 9th and '
SITS. me-, DE. 0501 lie
OFFSET PRESSMAN; a good propo-
T sition for experienced man to work
in progressive. expanding plant. II
interested contact us Immediately.
KIRBY LITHOGRAPHIC CO., INC,
1920 st. NV. MA. gal. lie
OIL BURNER ELECTRICIANS-Go
pay, steady work. SOLAR HEAT
ING CO., OW. 4300 -16
PAINT SALESMAN, salary plus bonus
Apply in person, THOMSON PAINT
STORE. 1916 14th st, NV. ii
PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS,
combination; white. sober mechanics;
good wages. Call AID. 512q. III
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CO. a30s 18th st. NV. II
CHEF OR end COOK, 1st class, no
beginners. for high class restau-
/ St NV. -17
CLERKS t2), white. not over 20. to
do phone. file and record work Must
have finished senior high school or
been employed in a clerical capacity
in a store or business office. Must
also have been raised with own
parents in Wash. area, have good
handwriting, and neither smoke nor
drink. Permanent position in large
Office mr. 18th and H SITS. NV. Hours,
$40 to 8; u day Saturdays. Salary
dependent upon starting ability
Quick advancement. Phone MA.
1853 -16
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Night Watchman

Preferably retired man who is ex-
perienced and has store background.
Generous employe benefits. Apply
Box 301 "A, Star. -lS
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Zed L. Williams & Zed L. Williams, Jr.,
Auctioneers d Appraisers.
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must be experienced;
0Id eaoo and new wors Call anytime.
sH. 0909 or sH. 664o. N-16
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LLOYDS NEEDS
WOMEN

NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1919 18th st. NV.
MEN
Warehouse supervisors. dept store
exper. 81 1000 yr.
Warehouse supervisor thardware) so
TeleviSion sales mgr. inside S75
Assistant to store mgr, college
graduate 500
5 assistant buyers, some sales
eXper, - $50 wk
Offset press man Open
Computer. weights and cubes S45
Salesman Open
Airline reservationist $l95 mo
Airline stock clerks S- 81 hr.
Warehousepan --S4 S45 wk.
Messenger young - $140 mo.
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HELP MEN

Statesmen, experienced, for liquor
and wine wholesaler. Box 341-A,
Star. III
statesmen, to handle nations fast
est selling line of greeting cards,
bonuses! Free sample kits! Christ
mas imprints now (50/S1 to 25f
S1.95 retaiD; 81 personal station.
cry. napkins. coasters, etc. Special
sample offers. on approval: Natl.
phone or stop in. GATT1S CO., 1924
18th st nR Ma 2040
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FOR NATIONAL TELEvIsIoN CHAIN
To sell Admiral, RCA and other
popular brands right in the home.
Canvass operation to start; daily
leads supplied after training. No
experience necessary; must have car
See Bill Brenner. DYNAMIC STORES
130n G ST NV IL
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PLUMBERS
PRESS CLEANER

PRiNTER-PRESSM experienced
1916 Livingston rd. Sc. 10. 3-3677.
go
PRODUCE MAN, experience and
reference necessary; good pay. APP
ply G. w. SUPER MARKET, 2430
Pa. ave. NV. III
SEEKS sub mgr. with
crew; also adv. men. special edi-
tions, ABC national weekly; agencies
invited; high comm. Details first
lettep @ s Box ri 2431B Star; Ii
excellent salary; inside; day work
only. STAR RADIO CO.. 400 18th
St NV
men wanted. Will set you up in your
own Independent business, furnish
ing space. modern equipment, truck.
and whatever else is necessary. No
investment required. This is the
best deal in Washington. Plenty of
tubes, parts and tools. ia. 7749.
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LEDGER CLERK

1lOl Penna. ave. ~
LINoTYPE oPERAToR-competantt #
s wanted by trade plant: non
gni9n geod %ppsy1,oA pay AddrsSs eSy LINo2- sS2
Richmond Virginia. IL
MACHINIST and instrument makers;
with job shop exp. for essential
work; top rates to aualiiieidi D., men 1!an
ABS apply gseSSaS BoWRN & S Co i9S 47is Bethes-
da ave, Bethesda, Md. -21
MAJOR APPLIANCE Statesmen for
household appliances: liberal draw
against commission; excellent COM
Ace, SEARS ROEBUCK g. CO.,
$500 Wis. ave. NV.
MECHANIC (foreign cars), expert
enced, good deal including insurance,
bonus and vacation. See Mr.. Cobb,
JACK PRY MOTORS, 10th and Pa.
MEccHANIC, exper., reliable. for work
working conditions, guaranteed sal
ary and vacation with pay; Apply
in person to MR.. JUSTICE. 430l
MEGHANICAL tShHi sHs H." ENGINEER, expert
enced in design and development OF
complex mechanismS, to accept re-
sponsibility for technical admins
tration of projects in the general
fields of Instrumentation and ap-
piled mechanics; a BACKGROUND in
physics and mathematics required;
salary commensurate with ability to
accept responsibility. ENGINEER
ING RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC,
507 18th st. s., Arl. OF. S93S.
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SEC, sTENOs., BKPRs.
Unusual choice. excel. positions.
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
ARLINGTON AREA

WOMEN
Receptionist- typist, auto firm $40
Cashier. general office $500
Typist, 5-day SO
PBX-typist-recept - $40
Clerk-tyipst. no exper. nec.----$ 30
Secretary. real estate $50
Lab. tech -recep. for dr.! to $3.50
Bookkeeper, f. c.. fash. shop sos
Office clerk, no tipping, > days Sl?3
Office asst, learn cashier $50
PIX operator, over 80; club --Sl35
Dry cleaning clerk. exper.-. q. $50
HouSeware sales $40 plus
Sales. many openings.
MEN
Gen clerical. some typ, days 5000
Grocery clerk. some eXper. - sos
Grocery delivery and stock $50
Sales. radio exper. $50-75
Credit interviewer, car neces. $500
Gas station attendant, day, 81 hr.
Offset pressmen. ) days -- Open
Butcher Open
Salesman, hardware Open
POTOMAC EMPL. ACC
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl. OW. 1900
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g MEN

If you were sure you could make $50
per day would you take the tob2 Then
come to 919 Dupont Circle Bldg.
1916 Conn. ave. 8 to IL am. only.
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c. G. SLOAN g. CO., INC.
AuctiOneers-Appraisers

STORAGE SALE-Household goods
and personal effects of every de-
scription, Photographic equipment
lady's furS, china, glassware, brio
a-brac, silverware, linens, grand
piano. microscope, stamp collection,
paintings, prints, antique swords
books, trunks. etc. at public auc-
tion at Sloan's 715 18th ST.,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS, at 10
AM.
BY order of the National Savings and
Trust Co. for an estate, the Sc
eurity Storage Co., Bayne and
Scates and many private owners.
Terms: Cash.
C. G. SLOAN e. CO., INC, Aucts.
Established 1891
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ASSISTANT TO
SUPERINTENDENT

RoUTEMEN to work with
our men and learn laundry route
work; young man with pleasing per-
sonality; excellent opportunity for
advancement. See Mr. Farren, WEST
END LAUNDRY, 1928 Pennsylvania
AUTo BODY MEN t2); $3.50 basis;
at HILL & TIBBETT, 11i4 Yer
mont ave. NV. Ma. $3.50. --16
AUTO. MECHANIC, opportunity for
experienced ,Pp msn m9dsEp sEpv1SP ShoP' sS geSd
TER, 5s5 N. Glebe rd., Arl.. Va.
AUTO MECHANIcs-we have open
ings for . experienced men, guaran-
teed salary and bonus, insurance
plan and vacation with pay. BROWN
PONTIAC, INC. 1860 Wilson blvd.
afro MECHANIC to work in Ford
shop; fine working cond. and excel
leni pay plan; time and half for
overtime; must be experienced. APP
ply Mr.. Whitaker LOGAN ForO,
AUTO MECHANIC, thorouehly ex-
perienced, preferably on .Studebaker
cars; permanent place for good
mechanic. See Mr.. Bland. HARDY
RICHARDSON MOTOR SALES, GIL
Wilkes St, Alex. Va, oV. 1900
AUTO MECHANICS, experienced;
5l2-day week with overtime after
40 hours. paid holidays and yaca-
tions; insurance, capitalization
and other benefts. See Mr.. John
Billhimer. NORTHEAST MOTOR
CO.. Ford dealer. 920 Bladensburg
rd. ne. AT. o2O0. -16
MECHANIC for De Soto
Plymouth Dealers, modern facilities.
Must be 1st class. Prefer one with
ChrySler Product experience. Guar
anteed minimum salary. 5h day
week. BOWIE VINCENT MOTOR
CO.. 5013 Ga. ave. RA. 0400. 30
AUTO MECHANICS-Liber guaran-
tee. average S75 to S100 weekly.
Washington blvd, Arlington.
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Parcel Delivery Drivers
; yrs. of dept store delivery neces.
Apply Mr. Davis. WASHINGTON
DELIVERY, rear 1929 R. I. ave-,
Mt. Rainier, Md. lie
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CARPENTERS (1O)
And foremen t3). Report to MR..
WHITE. 5Sl5 Conway dr.. Alta
Vista Terrace. Bethesda, Md. II
CASHIER ROOM CLERK. exper nee
Apply in person. managers off, HAY
ADAMS HOUSE. 10th and H NV.
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JANITOR
Janitor- Delivery Man

The star has an opening for a
colored man between 25 and 80
years of age to act as a ianitor and
driver. Previous driving experience.
clear record and D. c. drivers
permit are required. Must be able
to pass physical exam. Apply per-
sonnel. Room SOC. Open weekdays,
S:30-5; Sat. 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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Young Men, Colored
Earn $22 Per Day
No experience necessary. Must have
neat appearance. See MR.. WELLS.
1929 18th st. NV. TO p m.
only. ----------- -10
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CRAFTSMEN
AIRCRAFT MECHANICAL
CIVIL ELECTRICAL
STRUCTURAL

II you are trained in any of the
above, you may find interesting and
well-paying employment in an es-
rial priority.
Evening star., 1950-10-16
ATTENTION!
UNION BRICKLAYERS

Cold weather is setting in. work tight
ening up; avoid being laid of. Come
to work for us where we will def
ing. Have plenty of inside work
and material on hand. Good wages.
Overtime and Saturday work on
most projects.
CALL LIEB BROS.
60 Park Pl., Newark, N. j.. Mitchell
3-7420 81
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Hence their frantic efforts to fix
Friday as the date for a vote. Any
certain day Is better for them
since they can then get all their
people to stand by. They admit
they can't keep their Congress-
men from the big cities of the
East on hand for an indefinite
period.
Boon to Phone Company.
They need every vote they can
get, too. The rules fight is q
boon to the telephone company;
the White House. National Com
mittee and legislative leaders are
on the wire steadily advertising
their plight and demanding that
all good men come to the aid of
the party.
A year ago these same plead
ers were complacently holding out
the olive branch to Dixiecrat Cox
and other members Of Congress
who tried to defeat the Truman
slate. Instead Of listing them as
Dixiecrats and reassigning them
to committee posts as freshmen,
they allowed them to return to
their ranking posts on crucial
committees. They could detour
these rebels, explained the peace
makers, by q change in the House
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Gods sake, don't let them roar!'
The present Secretary of State,
himself the son of a bishop, was
moved to wonder where his son
had picked up such language. He
was moved even more to wonder
how his son had acquired such
faith In a fathers powers.
AS for the task the boy gave
him, he made no promise he
couldn't be sure of keeping: he
said only that he would do the
best he could.
Characteristic of Man.
This was characteristic of Mr.
Acheson then. as it is now. He
promises to do no more than his
best, even when asked to do the
impossible. Since at times, how
ever. it is a brilliant best he has
come through his first year in one
Of the worlds most difficult jobs
In a manner to arouse general
admiration. He hasn't kept the
lions from roaring, Of course
With some of our own statesmen
and former statesmen. prodding
the lions through the bars, at
what they deem a safe distance
that hasn't been possible. Nor
has he been any more able than
anybody else to keep the jackals
quiet. The jackals, Journalistic
and political, are in fun cry now
demanding his blood-his resigna-
ton. >
This. to be sure. they know they
won't get. First, because the
President, taking satisfaction
from the Secretary's intelligence
and courage, would not accept
the resignation. The President anc
the Secretary see eye to eye In
Evening star., 1950-01-19

sions in one Constantine Brown.
sector of the world in order te
help themselves in another.
The Berlin blockade and airlif1
are mentioned as particular in
stances of Russia's deceptive diplo-
matte strategy.
From the strictly military point
of view Berlin was of no conse-
quence either to the Russians OF
the Western Powers. At the time
when the blockade was established
Moscow's plans for the conquest
of China had ripened.
"Tncidents" Cooked Up.
The reorganization Of the Chi.
nese Communist armies had beer
completed and they were facing
fairly efficient Nationalistic forces
which were weakened by the State
Departments undeclared embargo
on arms shipments.
The Nationalist forces were sup
ported, however, by the America1
Congress. The Republican -domi-
mated 80th Congress was deter.
mined to carry out the commit
ments of President Roosevelt to
the Nationalist government. More.
over, at that time-the winter OF
1948-President Truman himself
wished to follow the policies Of his
predecessor.
1t became essential to distract
the minds Of the American Gov
ernment and its people from the
Far East. The Berlin incidents
and blockade then we're cooked
up.
This was countered by an Amer
ican-British move in which pres
tige took precedence over military
necessity. We were not going to
be pushed out of the shambles OF
the former German capital by the
Russians, 1t was said, and the
spectacular airlift was decided or
as an answer to the Soviet block
ade.
For more than a year the atten-
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"And an unseen guest checked
into an old inn. Not as a tram
sient but as a permanent resident.
Her name was Hope"
And Hope is still there, % years
later, touching all the patients,
who come from all over the world
from Colorado to Colombia, from
Texas to Turkey.
No Unhappy Faces.
I have yet to see an unhappy
face at Warm Springs. even on
those who know in their hearts
that they never will walk again
but will always remain twisted
and torn by polio.
If you have ever felt sorry for
yourself. indulged in self-pity,
then you should come here and
watch the patients as they laugh
and joke from their chairs and
crutches and braces as they gather
for a meal, or when they pack the
movie theater, some on stretchers,
or when they worship in the lovely
little chapel, or when they put on
a wheelchair review.
You should see, too, their bub-
bling will to be strong and well
again, as they wait in the brace
shop for an adjustment on
brace, or a fitting for pair of
shoes. or a spinal jacket. or long
leg braces or long leg splints.
have seen South Pacific"
kiss Me. Kate" 'Mr. Roberts,"
and most of the other top musical
shows Of the past 20 years. but
no show ever got me quite as
much as did a wheelchair review.
ALI From Wheelchairs.
All the performers work from
wheelchairs, or depend upon
canes, braces and crutches to
move about. The scenery and
costumes are all handmade. They
do the Virginia Reel, and a good
one, too. in wheelchairs. They
turn tragedy into high comedy
with skits based on the morning
baths in the swimming pool and
the physiotherapy given by the
nurses. The first impulse of the
spectator is to cry. but he finds
Evening star., 1950-01-19
On the Other Hand
Troubles of Statesman Who Would
Like to Keep the Lions From Roaring

the situation that is causing theil
critics SO much real or pretended
anguish. Second, because The
policy Of avoiding any action thai
might precipitate a third worle
war is meeting with the instinct.
i've. approval Of the American
people.
1t is a policy that calls TO,
patience and patience is not al.
ways q comfortable virtue. II
the face of Communist provoca.
tons, in which the Chinese art
becoming as adept as the Rus.
slams, the temptation to abandon
restraint and start shooting grow,
strong.
Sense Of Proportion.
1t is a policy that calls 70,
some sense Of proportion. w,
need to remember the picture o.
the United States that has de.
veloped in the minds of the Chi.
nese Communists as a result o.
the aid we have given the Chians
regime and Of the loud demands
loud enough to be heard acros.
the Pacific, that we continue thi.
aid to the bitter end.
1t Is policy that calls, above
all, for some sense Of history. TIL.
Secretary expressed a little Of
this in his notable speech las
week before the National Pres.
Club. Calling attention to thu
fact that 500 million people hac
won their independence in Asis
since the end of the war, he sale
this was due largely to two fac.
tors: First, q refusal any Longer
to accept poverty and misery a.
the normal condition of life
second. a refusal any longer X
accept foreign domination, either
colonial or imperial. The peopl,
Of Asia. he said, were determined
to direct their own lives anc
make their own mistakes. H,
indicated. by inference, that thi.
Is a determination we cannot
properly oppose. Since this &C.
cords with the philosophy O.
most liberty-loving Americans
the Secretary should be able tx
count on its eventual acceptance
But it isn't easy for most of u.
to be philosophical when we art
annoyed and the Chinese Com.
munists have become annoying
All the Secretary can do, anc
what he is trying to do, is tx
make our policy clear and so tx
pacify them before the present
snarling becomes a roar, not only
in China but throughout all the
jungles of Asia.