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NURSING HOME Of high standing
GOOD food. kind care. Cali vienn'
LOVELY oS2 ROOM to responsible mother
and daughter. age 5 to 6; day care
reasonable; Block to school and bus
oRCHEsTRA now open for engage
rates cali Jo. 2-O160. -2l
ROCK RIDGE FARM-Summer camr
for children, 81 and $40 yrs:
horseback riding. swimming. all
country camp, established 80 years
scheduled activities. complete play
ground equipment; experienced coun-
selors; licensed. insured. open tof
inspection at all times. Call or write,
yaGIs@1 Hsrns9n; Ys Ys REsr Ts! 2aw HOME for aged
and chronic patients; porches ano
garden; tray service. LU. 4-4729;
NURSERY SCHOOL in Silver Spring
has openings for children, l to 4;
full time or day care; lowest rates rate
win cali and At. TU. 2731.
LIMITED NUMBER of de luxe accom-
modations for those who appreciate
thoughtful care. good food and kind
eet G,ts s4hoqs Iso4ed ngsSns sDaeos s5a
opCSihL ~ D~S'S0s
rooms and beautiful grounds; Tea-
sonable rates. Write MONTGOM-
ERY CHIROPRACT1C SANATO-
RUM, NorriStown, Pa.
OPENING FOR A CHILD. mothers s
love and care given; licensed home;
day and night, Sun. through Fri
modern licensed convaiescent home;
24-hr. nursing. 81. 02O2.
HOUSE CLEANING-If you have
clothing, shoes, bedding, ETC., which
you can no longer use we will PICK
up for Dorcas Welfare Work. Call
SH O373 or 81. 3772, or leave At
9I2 Greenwood ave-, Takoma Park.
ALTERATIONS-Ha and dresses re-
styled to your taste; open evenings
till 9. Call DE. 2519.
TRAINED NURSE will take few pa
tients in her home; reasonable.
Call Mon, Ii. 4-S772. Ask for nurse.
If UNABLE to attend classes, try
tutoring at home; elem, jr. high, sr.
high subjects. Union 1888.
TUTORING-Algebra, geometry. Latin
French, German. Eng, history; elem.
jr. high subjects. Union 1888.
WELL ORGANIZED to teach new
method and hold interest Of children
taking piano. Outcome Of study
with leading teachers in California
half-hour lessons, 81: classes, 50c'
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GARDENER

GARAGE attendant and car washer
white; shift midnight to s am
Permanent position. Call Mr.
SWAEGER co 70nn- pa
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FURNITURE
SALESMAN

Opportunity for experienced
salesman to earn good sal
ary on commission basis.
Excellent chance for ad-
vancement. Employee bene-
fits.
APPLY
PERSONNEL OFFICE. 5th FLOOR
GOLDENBERG'S
7th, 9Th and K Sts. NV.
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PRESSROOM LABORER

colored. heavy build, age 25-S5. ca
oD SpDS % HasSins pnSscs Room So
EVENING STAR BLDG.
ll01 Penna. Ave. NV.
PRODUCE MAN. experienced; good
pay, good working conditions. Call
sH. 324o. or apply Ca. and Semi
rRobSueE Rs5S 5a aASIs s.Esr SPs'Rhs; h.v. an open
ma man. .0' Excei HfoSf Sorfins % conditions
and wages. including paid vacation
and free disqualification and sur
shirlinston trust Bids. sSiriington
Shopping Center, Arl Va. -23
PRODUCE AND GROCERY CLERK for
DGS;. 6-day wk.; sober and expert.
enced; Apply after 10 an. DAWES
RNAi MAkksT ksT.fE lt4s slrffsMaS-ror ss AN i've.
ly young once in suburban Mont
gomery County. OIL. 646s. 81
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Immediate opening; good opportunity,
'N'' Pc PECK X COMPANY
361S 18th st. NE. LA. 6-6866.
Real Estate Salesman
Excellent proposition for full time,
experienced man. Active. prosres-
sive Falls Church once. Call Mr.,
Wagner. ARFAX REALTY, FA. 1880.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Expsrienced or . person with sellins
car; guaranteed listings: apply in
PEAKE REALTY corr. @s3
REAL ESTATE salesman or saleslady
for. active once specializing Sc, ne.
and Md; excellent cooperation;
ass as1 or AaEs ash Of cHgso s1gsFs1c' sss r. Ds.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. part
time, evenings. Saturdays and hol-
nH,S, idays Lean Learn fsseinatins' xonl MEL
tend our free evening classes. start
Tuesday, the 23rd. 8 pm. SIS
N. Capitol st. cox a. Co. RE.
1898, uN: 1927: 81; o57b.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-We have
1Ssn'8tii men WITH car car and ' ambltien. we VIII
furnish ell necessary, - help M Scr ycy T.y
co. S2s Bond Bids. RE. sSI4:
REAL fxsi' EsrATE Eli siso SALESMAN. expert
enced man with car, Snall Virginta
ONCE. needs ambitious man. with
ability to promote business petter
than average commissions. Call OIL.
1915 or kE: 3-5024s
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-We have
opening for l full-time salesman.
Must have car. Steady worker. re-
liable, Phone JACK SEWELL, for
appointment. SEWELL REALTY CO.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen t2l. By
one of North Arlington's largest and
finest of1ces with plenty Of property
for sale. An experienced. aggres-
sive salesman should earn from
$4,000 to $4,000 yearly, providing
you have desire to better your
itsndSEas SsaWNHa & CIV Hyiss. hnss Call Mr.
ROUTE MEN for laundry and dry
cleaning route; between 80 and 4b
yrs old; must have good references.
AIRRl' AIIs. 'assl WssHfN6FoN 6Ri MIns6fi IS6kDkg
RoUTTEh SIT : ssAiLhhsSMAN si hSM for lars. we'll
paying route in good section OF
Arlington; must be neat, well-man-
nered, honest and energetic. Apply
Mr.. Litchfleld, BLAKE-SANDOZ,
Dry Cleaners, 11l5 Wilson blvd.
after pm. III
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AUTO. SALESMAN

AUTO, SALESMAN
Experienced only need apply. Must
with passenger cars. Commission
basis; drawing account; transp
furnished. See Mr.. Mahoney
ADDISON CHEVROLET, 14th st. and
Fla ave NV IA
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Excellent opportunity for experisnesd
man with sales supervisory back
ground, TO take charge OF local
sales force for Q iarse. reputAbls
strong desire for industry, ability
10 supervise others and personal
car are essential requisites: musS
have been Q resident OF. or employed
In d. c. for year immediately
prior to apple alton Reply BY letter,
stating qualifications inciudins ase,
education. experience and refer
eneeS Box S72-C Star al
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CARPENTERS

>4AAt 49, A9AN d ASASA
Thoreeushly ore i sxpsrisnssd Yesr;around ,.S ,n1:
out Old Gsorsetown road . miles
north Of Bethesda, left on Beach
See MR.. BRoADHURsT. -26
CARPENTERS. WANTED, mechanics
only; long Job; residential construc-
snri,v sion; AgpRly gR lnaG 2loS Wire ave-, s,lyer
ons nsn il so Week. saDp plps
enced man, with local references.
Mon S be sGKss sstdsas ARRiS AEisHasNs sfsiS 10 10Th 5
ca snd y flying It,. hrlinsten, dI va;
hIs; wkiy:; careful "a driver; must a,a
ref. Write Box 497-G. Star.
CLERK, young man, 5-day week;
p syp,Ins yppI4,,l1I lknSC,sdss M dssirasie. pIiaT TIE
cffRk Gn sGe g poss g; INV; Inventor, and aor.
in parts dept; must be able to type,
have good handwriting. FIR. $3.50.
CLERK--Part time, tobacco and drug
Must. Must hays HEs sxpsTisnss nss ana kni5 rsf
oEgRk.MEssENaER-youns GGhai M; siS WI Whit.
drive company car and do some
clerical work In reply state age,
schooling and driving experience.
CLOTHING SALESMAN. experienced
to make mostly outside calls on our
established military and civilian re-
tail trade. very lucrative. pleasant
and genteel work. We are Baltimore
manufacturers making highest grade
hand-tatlored clothing at the most
attractive prices in town. Phone
Washtngton showroom. ST. 6262
COFFEE MAN. experienced, white;
good pay. BASINS, 1347 z st.
CoNsTRUcTIoN sUPERTNrENDENT
-Expes; .I on large rsinfc5Sea con- on
ing exper. resume, refs. and salary
CONSTRUCTION sUPT.-Gov't. and
comm. work. State sxper.. refs. and
SALARY paY CSQ-r Gfar
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SALESMAN

We have Al unusual opening for Q
man with an aptitude for speciality
villineneSS TO accept thorough train
ing - fast growing Industry
Earnings are above aveIAse. Phons
Ma. 4lSi for appointment and
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SAL, ,ESMAN
SALES MANAGER

Exper, Frigidaire appliances: hiehesa
SERv. INC, 4o5O Lee hwy, ATl-
inston. Va. Owens 4g1S. -2s
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Business Employment
STENOS.
Adv, Silver Spring. 6-day: $55.
Sill. Sp., nice SURROUNDINGS; $40.
College Pr. excel. surroundings; S:45
am. to 4:15 p.m.; 8 wks. pd. vaca-
Mt, Rainier, retail; 5.day; $40.
D. c. real estate; 5-day; S55.
SALESMAN !,
Garden supply and equipment; .ex-
perienced; 5-day; $45.
1900 GA. AVE. SLIGO 11g4.
Open Mon. until 8 pm -
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RUG SALESMAN

excel. opportunit for earning good
salary, discount on purchases. fret
disqualification and other employs
benefits; apply personnel once, btf
floor
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Al Legal Secy. CD. $50 Wk.
1ntr. dec. wk. 5 d. $50. stenos
Pref Republican,; 1925. DICTA-
PHONE OPER., exp, d.; $50 wk.
Typists % fast, expr.; $40 wk.
Stenog. Recep., 80 to 35;, $50 wk;
Many excel. opporty. Miss Bond
at RE. 1928.
CAPITAL SERVICE
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ENGRAVER

On fine steel dies for the manufacture
of dials: permanent position in New
York: excellent salary. Write: age,
experience; Box 31-G. Star.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS
statesmen
For thoroughly experienced statesmen,
immediate, permanent positions open
in our mems furnishings depart
ment, to sell quality merchandise to
high-grade clientele. Excellent, guar
anteed salary against liberal COM
mission. Splendid opportunity in one
of Americas finest retail establish
ments. Apply in person or write to
Lewis SaltZ.
Lewis & Thos. SaltZ, Inc.
1A0Q G. ST NV
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HElP MEN

PLASTERERS; top vases; white me
ehantcs. steady work Phone SA,
3946 -SS
PLASTERERs-only white nrst-clAss
mechanics need apply. Top vases,
Phone Laurel AL -2S
FASTENERS. UNIoN-Aboye wages
for lst-claSS men. AL PoSSER,
IA 02OS SH. 1904. -sf
White, lst class men
only; above top vases, steady Gork
LO 3-SOs6. -sl
PLUMBER, sober and reliable, with
al least l0 yrs. experience in re-
modelling and loboins work: must
have drivers permit and understand
D. c. plumbing code, Call WO, s2.4
PLUMBING Statesmen. must be ex-
perienced in modern heAtins and
plumbins equipment; car necessary.
liberal draw AGAINST commission.
Apply AZ once. personnel once,
SEARS ROEBucK & Co. oil Bla-
denSourE I'd. ne. -SS
PORTER with D c. drivers permit.
young must have refs, NEW HAMP-
SHIRE PHARMACY, 5000 LIST nv.
PORTER AND POT WASHER, good
salary. steady position. Apply CAKE
MASTER BAKERY. 4ol5 S. Capitol
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EXP; to work around flowers and
shrubbery; tractor exp; for place
between Silver Spring and Wheaton:
good wages; refs. required. Box 2S-
J. Star =2l
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SALES MANAGER

Wonderful opportunity for man sxps-
pltances. Ability to handle men in.
Portant. Apply In person Sto Mr,
Harris, 3rd Floor. LAcYs. eth and
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ATTENTION
IMMEDIATE CASH
FOR YOUR HOME.
COX a CO., RE. 1888.
BARRIE PETER PAN

OUI1I1IICI Ddy OdIIIP
Male and female teachers and coun-
cilors; nursery through IA years;
complete frontier village, kiddie
train ride. pony rides for younger
children. horseback riding, swim
ming, all sports, hiking. artcraft
dancing; special totoring classes. hot
dinners; transportation furnished
$50 per month. Sol Fern pl. nv.
RA. O1O0.
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CONSTRUCTION SUPT.
New house job. Must be thoroughly
experienced and capable Of running
l5 to 90 houses at q time. Excel
lent opportunity for the right man.
Box 121-G. Star. 20
experienced. No Sum
day work Apply Monday. MARINER
RESTAURANT, 7212 Wisconsin ave,
WI. 9S7S
COUNTER MAN WANTED FOR Kosh-
er style delicatessen. OV. 1856.
11O1 Bladensburg I'd
ne. Apply In person Tuesday after
CREDIT MANAGER. dept. store
knowledge: good opportunity. pleas
ant ONCE; one Of Washington's
large and exclusive dept, stores;
excel. Working conds.. good salary.
Bee Nm. LANDY. SIS y st. .n.w.
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,ESMAN WAIVED

SALE23MAN WANTED
For nationally advertised line, Dis
trict OF Columbia, MARYLAND. Della
ware, Virginia, West virginia terri.
tory to call on variety, department
stores. yarn shops ana 'ewsiIy rae; s.oiesi
write giving full details OF BACK
ground and experience; all replies
will be ACKNOWLEDGED. BOX 246-H
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EXAMINER-ADJUSTER
The Allstate Insurance Co. (organizec
by Sears, Roebuck g. Coz has ar
opening in its Washington ONCE fol
an aggressive man, 25 to 35, with
previous personal injury adjusting
experience. Must have car. Gooc
prospects. Benefits include profit
sharing, group life and hospitaliza'
tion insurance. Call Mr.. Herting
ST. 3191 or XII. S-733l. 30
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Observation-Disclosures

Well distributor offers
unusual opportunity for enc having
had several years experience with
local loboer Seiling shop squipmeni
and supplies, Preference viii Be
ncationS. Our employees knA of
this ad All replies confidential.
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MORTGAGE SERVICING
MANAGER
EXPERIENCED

Permanent position for young man
actively engaged in handling all
details of servicing on FILA and
VA MORTGAGES.
In applying. state qualifications and
experience In full.
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PERSONAL Cont

REST HOME-Vacancy; 24-hr nurs-
ing care; best food; beautiful. pleas
ant surroundings. Reasonable rates.
Vienna 446-J. IA
WILL GIVE kind and loving care to
aged lady; private home; excellent
meals: S25 week. Edinburgh. Va.
Call AT S239.
VACANCY for ambulatory aged peo-
pie. Tray service. OIL. 6992..
ROOM AND BOARD for retired per-
son or couple in my lovely Virginia
home. Private. Vienna 179-W. 2l'
ANTIQUE French and English furn.
and lamps. Private owner will
sacrifice for immediate sale. Sat,
Sun, l to 9 pm. only. AID. 54SS
2ls
FORMER DIR. Of recreation, Univ. OF
Md; day camp nr. College Park;
swimming, horseback; transp.; ages
2-6, 6-14. TO 1868 all day Sat
Sun, weekday ewes. -21
ChI1 CCrEiNT N'TFxori1sHf7TEt" H "
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CLERK-TYPISTS
40-50 w.p.m., NV; excel. companies,
quick raises; 5 days: $150-$175.
Financial clerk. statistical back
ground, posting: 5 days; 35-hr.
wk.; start S2,100.
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HElP MEN

openinGS for 4 men with fensrni
sales experience, capable Of handing
eualinec leads. oppcrtunity 10
build permanent income PAL tirns
or eVeninE work, Write. giyinG de-
SILESMIN. sxperisnesa in .v,as
machines. reliable, steady man fof
permanent sob: salary open. execu-
tive type. must be able 20 quality
ieI future sales manager. Boz
S16-E Star sAs
ine iewelry and silverware, only
man o! experience need amply |;
pleasant working conditions in one
OF the areas nneSt stores In re-
plytng, state experience fully. last or
present employment. salary sx-
denee, Reply TO Box 1870, star.
Evening star., 1950-05-21

BRILLIANT OPPORTUNITY
GOES HUNTING FOR THE
RIGHT KIND OF MEN
FORTY-TWO
MEN ARE NEEDED
IMMEDIATELY
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tcontinusd On NsEt Passy
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Good understanding. gentle care, the
best Of food. Full cooperation with
the patients physician. Qualified
nurses in constant attendance. Rea.
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NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
1908 G St. NV.
MEN

Warehousemen, S30-S4O.
WOMEN
SECYS.-STENOGS.
Secy., import, export; good shorthand;
under 50 yrs: days: S55-S60.
Receptionist-secy., 1-girl ONCE. )
days; $50.
Secy.. publicity; 8 days; S62 80.
Secy.. chemistry or general science
background: 26 days annual leave;
8 days; start S2,400.
Electromatic typist, 1880 wp.m.: 8
days; S45-$50.
Evening star., 1950-05-21

ENGINEERING STUDENT
To work with builder on construc
ton Job. Should have some ex
perience. Write Box 4l0-G, Star
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20 YEARS AGO f ?Mrn EMPIRE
DECEMBER %. 1890

of all Gastneau
Day of the coordinate
Scottish The reception
Scottish Temple. There
would served The
composed Of W. LEVERS
r. C. j. C. Mcbride
well Alaska would not
oroadcastng station KOMo at Sc
hoped Chamber of Commerce had
application for the right enlarge from
$4,000 watts but the Federal Radio Commits
refused the request.
Burns avarix. claimed altitude
record
Mr.
Cchagof Atkinson and the children
following the Princess Norah visit to the
the Princess Noah
Capt this norhbound to Skagway The six
passengers dmbarking Gasonguay,
In Hugh j.
married with the Rev Harry
officiating the wedding
attendants Kenneth Water
groom of Juneau lately associated
recently Petersburg.
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EXPERTS SHAPING
Defense PROGRAM
FISHERIES SET UP

An action program for the new
Defense Fisheries Administration.
formally established on December 4,
is rapidly being shaped up and a
staff of fishery experts from the
Fish and Wildlife Service has been
detailed to organize the prograW
Secretary of the Interior Oscar y.
Chapman has made known, accord
ing to advices received at the local
FWS office.
Day Heads Agency
Secretary Chapman has appointed
Albert M. Day, Director of the Fish
and Wildlife Service as Administra-
tor of the new agency. Day will
name Milton C. James as Deputy
Administrator, Fred F. johnson as
program director, and Leroy S.
Christey as assistant program di-
rector.
All of these men, Day reveals,
served in various capacities during
World War II in the coordination
of fisheries and are well qualified
to handle their new assignments.
Defense responsibilities consisting
of certain priority, ALLEGATION,
claimant, requisitioning, and other
functions as related to fish produc
ton, were delegated to Secretary
Chapman by the Secretary of Agri-
culture, Charles F. Brannon, on Oc-
tober 13. Under the Defense Pro-
duction Act of 1850, basic RESPONSE
bilities for food were entrusted to
the Department of Agriculture by
the Presidents Executive Order of
September of this year.
Fulfill Needs
In addition, the delegation en-
ables the Secretary of the Interior,
through the Defense Fisheries Ad-
ministration, to encourage produc-
ton of fishery commodities to fulfill
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ALASKA 30LDIER5
IN BOXING TOURNEY

FORT MEADE, Md, Dec. 29-4R
Seventy seven soldier boxers from
almost as many army posts began
their quest for All-Army champion
ships in their weight classes yester-
day.
The fourth annual All-Army
Tournament got underway here
with 10 afternoon bouts. The finals
will be fought Saturday night.
Six continental armies, the Wash
ington military district and the
Alaskan, European and Caribbean
commands are represented in the
tourney.
Afternoon results (home towns in
parentheses) included:
160-lbs. Pfc. Charles Roberts,
Europe (St. Louis, Mo- decisioned
Cpl. Glen Graham, Alaska Com
mand (Ellwood, Pa
175-lbS. = Recruit Louie Andrade,
9Th Army (Fresno, Calif) scored
TKO over Pvt. James Bush, Alaska,
Omaha. Neb) 1926 of second round
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Defense George Marshall was so
grateful for the hard, digging work
of the F'BI in running down the
unfair Smearing of Assistant De-
Tense Secretary Anna Rosenberg
that he sent Truman a long letter
praising the G-Men. Fbi agents
worked around the clock to dig
up the facts revealing that Ger
aid L. K. Smith, Sen. Joe Nc
Carthy, radio commentator Fulton
Lewis and the perjured testimony
were back of the smear. Among
the most indignant members of the
Senate Armed Services Committee
regarding this unfair conspiracy
were Republican George Cain of
Washington with conservative
southern Democrats Dick Russell
of Georgia and Harry Bird of Vir-
ginia.
Herbert Hoover Forgot-Diplo-
mats point out that one thing Her.
bert Hoover forgot when he urged
a hands-off policy for western Eu-
rope was the story of iron and
steel. Russia's real Achilles heel
is steel. She and her satellites pro-
duce less than 100000 tons a
year, while we produce about
hundred million. But if Russia
should take over the great steel
resources of the Ruhr and Rhine
land, she would have, next to ours,
the greatest steel resources in the
world. Hoover, ar engineer, APP
parently forgot this.
European Pessimism-Prior to the
Brussels conference and the APP
pointment of Eisenhower, u. S.
diplomats all over Europe had
cabled that a wave of defeatism
was sweeping Atlantic Pact nations.
Morale was. lower than at any time
since Pearl Harbor, with the Com
munists planning to take advantage
of it by staging paralyzing strikes
and riots. The Brussels conference
has now changed ,he pict.fe some
what. though he Korean debacie
has left unrer Iovable scars.
More German U-poats-Foreign
Minister Bevin has proposed that
west Germany be permitted to
build the once dreaded U-boats
again. Bevin told Secretary Acheson
at Brussels nat Germany could
build better submarines than any
nation in the world, SO the ship
yards of Hamburg and Bremen
should be put to work to catch
up with the Russians who now have
almost 400 modern subs. Some
diplomats marveled that England,
twice nearly starved out by Ger
man submarines, should now make
this proposal.
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the medical schools of the country from being sub
sidized by the Federal government.
Federal subsidy" said a statement issued by the
association "has come to be burden, not bounty.
1T is bringing intolerable increases in taxation,
and is dangerously increasing Federal controls
our institutions and the lives of our people"
That is an accurate estimate of the worth and
the effect of Federal subsidies.
Actually these gifts" of Federal money not
gifts at ALL The money out of the pockets
of the taxpayers including the pockets of those who
receive the subsidies.
And the price the, recipients of these pretended
gifts" pay for them is THEIR INDEPENDENCE.
They surrender at least a part of their control
over their own affairs horde of eager, arrogant
Federal bureaucrats and they exceptionally lucky
it, in the long rum they do not lose their control
entirely.
If the socialists of the Truman administration
gained control of our medical colleges they would use
their control to pervert medical education into an
instrument for the advancement of state medicine.
The best way to make sure the socialists do not
get control private enterprise to finance the
medical schools so that they will not have to accept
government handouts and government control.
In it's patriotic effort to do that the American
Medical Association will need the help of other be-
levers in free enterprise, and should have it in
abundance.
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BIG PARTY AT TEEN
AGE CLUB TONIGHT

The Special Committee of the
local Teen Age Club reminds all
Juneau and Douglas teen ayers of
the following facts about the big
holiday dance and entertainment,
scheduled for tonight:
1t will start at $50 o'clock in
the clubhouse; all admission fec of
SO cents per person is being charged
to raise money for the clubs charity
and public service fund; the dance
music is being furnished by Lyle
Manson's band; there will be some
special entertainment during the
intermission, as well as lots of de-
licious refreshments; and dress for
the party is informal"
All local boys and girls of teen
age are invited to attend, even if
they do not belong to the club.
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Oil On Water

Lean Leverett Saltonstall of
Massachusetts, moved to pour oil on
the troubled waters by proposing
a substitute resolution which call
ed for reorganization of the State
Department from top to bottom
without naming Acheson.
In the argument that followed
10 Senators-the isolationist bloc
agreed with Taft. One of them, Ar
thur Watkins of Utah, shook his
head: This war just shows how the
chickens have come to roost for the
internationalists.'
When it came time to decide on
the straight oust-Acheson resolu-
ton, George Malone of Nevada, us
ually an isolationist, commented
81 think this is a mistake, but if
we can get any action from the
administration Ill vote for it,"
Note-Among the anti-isolationist
Republicans-in addition to Salton-
stall, Morse and Gurney-are. To-
hey of New Hampshire. Smith of
New ersey, Smith Of Maine, Aiken
of Vermont, Gordon of Oregon,
Lodge of Massachusetts, Hendrick-
son of New Jersey, with usually
Thye of Minnesota and hitherto
Ives of New York.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-29
Daily lessons in English y L. GORDON

WORDS NnsUsED: Do not I'VE not going any
place today" Say going ANYWHERE today"
OFTEN MIsPRONOUNCED: Parliament Pronounce parliament
A as in All not par-li-a-ment.
(of plain features HON.
lily "a
circular spherical gobular
WORD three times and it yours" Let
Todays
FINESSE delicate pronounce fines
in FIN as sylable). His speech
masernieec of Diplomatic finesse"