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SPECIAL NOTICES

TAX RETURNS-PREPARED ANY
WHERE, ANYTIME. IA. 9799. THE
TAx-SAvER sYS. 3421 14th NV
INCOME TAX RETURNS; SO each
MIR. HERON. 9717 Ga. ave, Silver
Spring. Md. Sd. o627 or Gil. 0676
ALL TAX RETURNs-TAx CENTER
III VERMONT AVE; NV; Re
rsx s5s1 RrT4kNs 1REN pAIY PkkYAsgS sHS = s. EYES Es
Save BY proper completion. FA. 07s6
TAX RETURNS PREPARED in you,
home by tormer sGna Govt. tax agent; age.
y VIII L. NoT s,fofa Be RESPONSIBLE fol
other oay dea1s thsn myse GossPH
I WILL NOT Be RESPONSIBLE fol-
sssn sny dsSts mgss nads MR. Sy wa aay f. 2ne c Sa!
TIE THEA ANNUAL q mi MEETISG Fl Nc of the Lot
owners of Prospect Hill Cemetery
will be held on Tuesday. March 4
1850. pm: at the cemetery once
reports and election Of the board
Of trustees. By order H. G. WINK
LER, Secretary.
ALL INCOME TAX-Fed., D. G., Nd
Va. So up: RIM. 203. 400 9th NV
RE. Sill. Bus. records, So wkly. up
Also evenings and Sun. by appt
TAX RETURNS PREPARED at your
h9ne h9ms by reliable accountant. RA
INCOME NOON TAX RETURNS prepared pared
Open evenings until March ID
LEONARD CO., 3l10 M st. NV.
MI 253S. Ia
HEREAFTER I WILL NOT be respon-
sible for any debts incurred by any
one but myself. WILLIAM c.
GOODING, 5430 4th st. NV, Apt
NeoMaE Se TAX RETURNS prepared b,
experienced accountant in your home,
Evening star., 1950-03-09

NURsE-Small, refined nursing home,
will give rn., board and S10o per mo.
to middle-aged twhite) lady who is
exp: n nursing the aged. Must be
Gdepsndable, willing, patient and
na BoS ss5.S. f@okins' saar. refs required 1G.
PART-TIME WORK. for housewives,
demonstrate major appliances in
customers home after dealers have
made sale: attractive rate; we train
9Th and W st. ne. Call MI. 5242
PH0ToGRAPHIC SOLICITOR. full OF
ssxxGeellent, earnings to right party
REAL estate sALEsLADY, .p exper
at selling and listing property; cal
req. MRS. AuLDRIDGE, Oh. e4ss
sALEsGIRL. for coats, suits, dresses.
Good salary. Excellent working CON
ditions. Store closed Sats. during
July and Aug. Do not apply unless
thoronghly experienced. Mr.. Ogens,
sALEsGIRL for bakery; 81 per day;
scHGpps sAkERY Sas 554s n connsss Dsssaa
sALEsGIRL@IFor new sDortsNear M1a
fer exDeG sr pas cs sGpd st hours gssa pTf T
SALES LADY. middle age, for pastry
SHOP ref. rea.; hrs. 81, 5 days.
HO. 0456 80 los
SALESLhDY,, specially shop expert
ence essential; good salary. Apply
GOLDEN DAWN CO., 1905 F st. NV
SALESLADIES, thoroughly expert.
enced in hosiery, lingerie, and
sportswear. Apply BEYDA'S, 1884
Conn; ave. NV. %
SALESLADIES, Millinery and ready
to wear; experienced only need
apply; excellent salary; steady posi-
ton. Apply in person. 1O1S Conn.
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statesmen

Exper. in vacuum cleaner and sew
ing machine business or will train
lnexperienced men to sell nationally
advertised Kenmore vacuum clean
ers and sewing machines. Inside
and outside sales work; no can
vassing; prospect file maintained.
Liberal wkly. drawing acct: must
nave car; many company benefits.
Apply personnel office.
SEARS ROEBUCK & co.
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Evening Star Building
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.

STENOGRAPHER-TYPIsT, 2S to 40;
salary S225 mo. Vacation with pay;
sipHKyTsoR 2daS Ts RSf 4fR Sta5 G
%oRfas n5S sGGa 3ai 300 fePfs iaeh st. t. wv NV wo9A
sWlICHBoARD OPERATOR. 8 to IL
MANAGER, i6O0 18th St. NV. TO
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, must
be. able. to type; preferably person
apDls T1as biENERs II H9fsHs5ty1 NC 1850 Eesi T.
sWiTCHBoARD OPERATOR. white.
Fl to 35.. experience necessary, 40
hour week; must be able to WORK
nights. Sundays and holidays. Good
hanowrlting required. Call RE. 5000
for appointment. -13
sALEsLADIEs to work
at home; can earn substantial in
weekdays for interview, 91S F st.
TELElPHoNE HONE Sol soLIciToR tS Or With W G;: pri.
vate unlimited phone to sell own
neps sarnss Gs Be- s sS o7s Per oT k app
TRANsCRlBER, experienced. for in
Siroment 'e Salary rate with m
ability. Apply q. S. FIDELITY &
GUARANTY CO., $50 woodward
TYPissT-Ediphone operator for in
ul;aI. surance claims M dept; @ psTmansnat r4a
$40 Woodward Bldg. DI. $50. %
TYPIST. pleasant surroundings, 5k2-
day week s Slso month. 14o6 6 st.
TYPIST. with knowledge of short
hand; must be, accurate typist; per-
Rsnent Raa at POst19n nn9 sts Apply wsrns5 soom
TY2Pisr. Y! fast, credit office experience @
preferred but not necessary; per-
mansnt: pleasant surroundings. AS
KINS. 737 7th st. NV.
TYPIsT. experienced' under 30, for
pitalization and other employe ben
efits; advancement. EX. 5343.
TYPIsTs. exper, aged 23 to IS,
for general ONCE work. Must have
good habits and good refs. Pleasant
conditions with established COM
pany centrally located. Good hours,
good salary and chance for ad-
SaRcemeHs MR io, right applicants so1a CAL
TYPIST CLERK, high school gradu-
ate; experience not necessary. per-
manent position: 5-day, ,37Ia- -hr
week; salary $50 per wk. BOX
rYPisT- 1iSAi CLERK sifai and typist-super-
visor; speedy, accurate; knowledge
OF filing and liking for detail de-
sirable; responsible position with ma
tional publisher: 5-day wk., vacation
with pay. Call ME. 0305. %
TYPIST-CLERK
Permanent position for experienced
typist under 50: modern office in
portation. Paid vacation and other
employe benefits. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES, INC, 1S45 4th st
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PERSONAL
CARE OF ELDERY PERSON in pvt
home of registered nurse; sgle. rm
close-in Silver Spring. SH. 2056
vACANCY-Bed or ambulatory pa
tient. first floor, private bath; "a
hr care. JU. 7-9162. 10s
INDIv. INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE
Taylor" Secretarial and advisory
service; any. time, day, evening or
Sunday: reliable and competent;
reas. FIR. 57s6. 525 1th ST.. Sc,
BETTER HEALTH STUDIO, colds
and chronic pains treated Trained
nurse. Appointments, CO. 5115. %
JEWISH HOME. for the elderly, day
and night nurses, finest food. 3S22
Sth st. NV, GE. 97s9. --l3
SOLVE THAT CLOTHES PROBLEM
Consult LEA ENGEL. DRESSMAKER
Of 5th ave. N Y. now about that
dress, suit or coat you have in mind
Nothing too hard 70 do. Centrally
located at ITO F 81. NV RIM 20
Tel. EX 1909
VACANCY in nursing home; 24-hr.
nursing care. licensed by county and
State. SH. 6040.
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PIANO TUNING

Est. free. work guar. VIM. WOOLEY,
1851 Jenifer st. WO. 1176.
PLASTERlNG a speciality; large and
small JOBS; new. or old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2723.
PLAsTERING AND REPAIRS, no Job
too small. Estimates cheerfully
given. Call R. c, JONES, or. 1888.
PLASTER REPAIRING. patch gork
specially White mechanics. Good
service. E. o. LIVINGSTONE. TU.
PLUMBING-No Job too small. r.-
pairs and replacements SAMUEL C.
BOYD. INC. GE l06S.
REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED, also
pEPENpo TffhsEs REsRIeeRsTfTTyoiS sfTyiss co
Day. uN 1872. Ewes. UN 1878.
ROOF LEAK, walls or cellars wet?
WApDELL, TR. 1879.
ROOFING, all types: no lob too
fHah SIFa G reRnaiTs RoHS and fa,, neg roofs SAM
ROOFING, ali types. repairs and and new
pay. Call A. D. THOMAS. Hu4 SSsS'
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repaint.
SENETf9N ed fs1a9fa sfNp sgffjsH5ded 60 PASf aaE AVE
wxf ays,i Riysrdals lUp spssM Nd. UN 1s46
MANN, sisiS we RE. 5ass trss estimates PAUL "a.
WET CELLARS. WALLS, ROOFS,
wATERPRooFED. Metal work re-
paired; free est. NEviNs. Ii. 1890.
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Murray & Murray, Decorators
Paint your home roof now; exterior,
interior painting, paper hanging.
CHI, 1145, s am, to 10 pm; esti.
mates: prompt service; guaranteed,
Continued on Next Pager
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AUCTION SALES tcont.)
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON,
AuctioneerS-Appraisers

Estate and Attorneys Sale
of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
REFRIGERATORS RADIOS,
PINBALL MACHINE, RUGS,
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT,
CASH REGISTER, FANS. etc.
By order Martha r. Gold and Mar
garet r. Houser, Co-Executors es-
tate Elisabeth r. Fisher; Atlantic
National Bank of Jacksonville, Flor
tla. Executor estate Edith M. Ed
wards; Joseph G. Weeda, Attorney,
and other Consignors.
BY AU TION
AT WESCHLERs
on5 E ST. NV.
TOMORROW
commencing $50 AM.
continuing until mid-afternoon
New. furniture includes: Hide-a-Way
beds. chests of drawers, dressers
kneehole desks. vanities, mirrors
beds. tables, chairs. lamps, ETC., used
groups for dining, dinette, Twins
and bedrooms, desir able odd pieces
etc.i also National cash register
steel Ming cabinet, restaurant tables
and chairs, Formica cocktail bar
vaculator, Progress bottle cooler
typewriter, stainless steel under.
sounter sink. coffee urns. etc.
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AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
SALESMAN

Experienced. man for afternoon and
perience doing this tyne work. Must
be abls to furnish references. Ap-
ply personnel office. No phone calls.
CALL CARL, INC.
Ga II st. --i0
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MOTOR TRAVEL
PERSONAL

NEW YORK CITY-Leaving FRIDAY
afternoon. Take 3 passengers. Ia.
40S5
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture, all subjects taught Approved
by Government for GI training. day
and evening classes. WAR-FI YNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 6 st NV.
DRAFTING. all phases: over 400
other courses, GI approved Call
l. G. s., rm. 210. Bond Bldg. ME.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, :, self confidence. freedom
STUDENT wishes to live with French
family for the opportunity to speak
French. Call DU.10OO. Ext. $40. .
PIX tTELEPH0NE) course. with
touch, typing; . wks.. S25; q real
Miss Page, BoYD'S, 700 18th, cor
ATTRACTIVE POSITION-Easily at
tanned, after PIX training, ind A.
11l0 G NV, ST. 1121. 10. $1,000.
COURT REPORTING
For coming civil service exam;
s. 800; file for it now; die. speed,
120 to l75 mi; 81. rs Mon,
Wed, Fri; SIS mo. Special for
exam. only. For Gregg, Pittman.
Boyd. Stereotype. Reg. now. BOYD
COURT REPORTING SCHOOL, 700
18th cOrf G MA 234O
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statesmen
The Reuben H. Donnelley

Corp.
TELEPHoNE DIRECTORY ADvER-
TISING SALES REPRESENTATIVES
FOR THE CHESAPEAKE g. POTO-
MAC TELEPHONE CO.
Offers an unusual opportunity to a
sell space in the classified directory;
age 25 to "a, some college educa-
tion preferred. sales or allied ex-
perience desirable. We have a COM
plete sales training program. SAL
airy while in training, liberal draw
week. Previous applicants need not
re-apply, Apply between 10 am.
and I pm, 1l21 14th st. NV.
statesmen
Newest and hottest deal in town.
A sure-fire item. Make S25 per
day. Come in and convince your
self. See Mr., LEWIS. 8 to 6
statesmen
Neafds 1sst nsR s2rRGnED tH ss Aih T.
ALUMINIUM storm windows.
Leads furn. from continuous news
magazine advertising.
Visit our plant. See them made
lmmed. delivery. Highest comuis-
sion Weekly draw. Earnings from
SlO0 to $500 per wk.
WEATHER-MASTER co.
2727 9th st. NE,
At Foot Of Franklin ST. Bridge
Phone CO. 1900
Evening star., 1950-03-09

BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT,
white, age 35 to so, must be a 5th,
class engineer and have knowledge
ply RIM. 300. between 80 and 3
ppbn;; Pm; Sl6 14th st. NV. Do not
BUELDozER OPERATOR, re experi-
snced'; also shovel oiler. Call sH.
BUTCHER, experienced: references
required. Apply 55O1 Colorado ave
BUTCHER. reliable man. under SO
yrs; steady work in D. c. State
last places OF employment and SAL
ary expected. Box 4S7-T, Star.-1O
CABINETMAKER, experienced. for
established millwork firm. Perma-
nent position. Call Ma. 1852. -12
CANvASsERs. exper. New product.
season lust nI Stsrtins Excellent
AMERICAN HOME IMPRoVEMENT
CO., 3424 18th st. ne. HO. 1854
CARPENTER. AL, private home. in
Doors no drinker, no membranes:
5-day week, $50 Phone Hillside
CARPENTERs-All-around mechan-
See MR.. YoWELL, 4s41 Tiiden st.
ABBY NoRMAND6SY MARKET. nna56et; 56os
Benning I'd. Sc. ii
CLERK, young man for construction
, ONCE, high school graduate, adept at
neures. drivers permit, knowledge
OF typing helpful. Please send es-
sential information to P. o. Box
62S2, NV. Station. 10
CLERK Young man.. neat. with
pleasing personality for mortgage
loan division of life insurance COM
pany. Must be able TO type and be
accurate with figures. Apply bet. 8
and IL am, Rm. 300, sic I4th
st; Nv EQUITABLE LIFE INSUR-
CLERk.TYPIsT-Established lumber
and mtll-work firm in Bethesda area
has permanent opening for capable
clerk-typist. Ability to extend lum-
Der foctages desirable. 39-hour
5la-day week; S45 with increases.
Write In detail. summarizing age,
education and work experience. I.
8. TUROVER, 4725 Bethesda ave.,
Bethesda, Md q
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BUILDING MANAGER

Opening for high class man who has
had experience in renting and leas-
ing Office and store space. One who
has the ability to deal with and
serve a high class clientele. Must
be qualified to take complete charge
mel. Have working knowledge of
air-conditioning and heating sys-
TENS. An excellent opportunity. Re-
ply stating age, experience. marital
status. salary expected. Replies will
De held in strict confidence. BOX
47-Y, Star m
Evening star., 1950-03-09
COLLECTION MAN

1880, inside work, excellent opportu-
nifty for quick advancement in rap.
idly expanding national finance COM
pany. This position requires hard
work from man who is used to be-
ing better than adequate. Salary COM
mensurate with ability. AETNA FL
NANCE CO? 3215 r. I. ave, Mt
Evening star., 1950-03-09
HELP MEN

MAN, with car, to drive salesman on
calls, vicinity Hyattsville; ST per
hour; temp, Box. 1872, Star.
MAN, experienced in kosher deli
catessen; good salary. 5540 Conn.
ave. NV. WO. 1896. -13
MAN WANTED with car at once Ap-
ply before 3 am. 925 Silver Spring
ave. Silver SPRING Md
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

BRICKLAYING = Fireplaces, chim-
neys, walls and walks built and re-
pa paiTsd pfn,ts 4 FAoNANi ds.,,J 10: 2odss4.
small. Call OW. 5527 any time. --l2
CARPENTER = Partitions, porches,
liable: J. ROWELL. Elk. O627. 10s
CARPENTRY Y-Attics finished. recrea-
rs. dormer windows. residential
or 'mmercial. J. E. HENDRICKS.
CARPENTRY-All types of work. Ere.
faSslRssss' aaRNER sr csl5 aIs5 anytime JOHN
RPENTRS. rec. rms, incl. porches.
storm sash. cabinets. store shelly. etc.
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES Electri.
sdToRp11Nls salg IRspzS15klsened ,or or no chsEgs ssEggss
ELECTRICAL = Specializing old-new
homes, repairs, extra outlets; rea-
sonsble; WI. 0129:
KnF stdres INsTAL 5om: regsr: re-
ETasTfs AZ fGhsa installations. ions
rfSoksc f ( c; i5asS EIaESSTRIs e, ikS fsss:
TAYLOR D FLOOR s ; sERvi, vno WA. las'iIss. iIss..
FLOORS sanded and finished. ouaI-
iTogpT ,ty worE At ,, a reasonable price. N.
FIoSRsS FfloSRsS' sANDEp An Ell AND FINISHED,
{: +: COVER, Wa. 6s6s, Ak. 1888.
gGDpINg Co.. iss4 i2sS Il st. ? NV. NV
PAIsTSd l4ss sst,RsEs DsSsr'ns cHssEs fssE sspdns
DEMENT,. SH 9ns0 or 81 5Ses
PAINTING, interior. good work for
fsE fair prices price 80 yrs. experience. Call
PAINTING, paperins. Kemtoning;
76eS. eyes. eSpfl L. s.4isss ss44haE' Gays M1s 60
PAINTING. paperins. Best quality.
Hosesi pTics T2ak a town Do ~ 2Tn s5Ss srk
PAINTING. PAPERING First-ciass
ately. Cali MR.. PoAT, dE. 5s4S.
PAINTING AND pAPEErNG. com. = and
res; ,4 salts; customers foI over 81 Yrs.
pAfNTffNNGG' MINE AND IS PapERrNG-rr1loSo5r: sI NJ r1lS5:
sanding and remodeling. Work per-
s9 '"Ps;ss+SR 9 e:
PAPERiNG; PAINTING-white me-
" ity work tx yea psas s"eeI aeE t5ns SeSs ouai
PAPER!NG AND PAINTING, March
special; Al white mechanic; free
estimates. AK. 1917 or LO. 3-7756.
PAPERING AND PAINTING neatly
done estimates furnished. Cali
after 6 pm. CO. 59S5. 10
PAPERHANGING-"B work, less
money" white mechanics: prompt
service. A. T. GEORGE. DI. OlO6,
PAPERHANGNG-s7 I'D per rm:
1850 washable sunfast papers; work
guaranteed. GE 1888. GE. 246l,
DIANA TIYArIAIH
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TYPIST-CLERK
Permanent position for experienced
typist under 35 modern office in
ne. section; convenient to trans
portation. Paid vacation and other
employe benefits. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES. INC. 1s45 4th St.
Evening star., 1950-03-09
HELP MEN
LINOLEUM SALESMAN

Must be capable of estimat-
ing on hard surface floor
covering. Commission basis
with weekly drawing ac-
count.
Evening star., 1950-03-09

GROCERY CLERKS
Men, 1s to 80, with or without ex-
perience; 5-day week, AZ hours; a
good opportunity to learn q good
trade; permanent work; vacation
with pay; excellent chance for ad-
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STATEHOOD FOR
HAWAII APPROVED
BY COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON, July IA - tR -
The Senate Insular Committee for
mally recommended yesterday that
the Senate vote to make Hawaii
a state.
1.-The admission of Hawaii into
the Union as a state is in the best
interests of the nation and the
Territory" said the committee s
majority report.
Senator Butler (R-Neb), men,
Der of the committee, dissented
He filed a minority report in which
he said that Hawaii is seriously
endangered by Communism from
within" and that he feared state
hood would create grave danger
to our national security"
Bills to grant statehood to Ha-
wall and Alaska have passed the
House The Senate committee last
week formally recommended SeKate
passage of the Alaska bill.
In its report, the committee said
Hawaii meets all of the tr;yi;tional
requirements for statehood, and
as a state, would make valuable
contributions to the nation and
the world"
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TO UG H JET.
Filler TAKES
ON COMMAND
Veteran Kepner I axes
Over Defense Of Alaska
Says Civilians Calm

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, July IA
R-A specialist in jet fighters and
atomic weapons took charge this
week of Alaska defense.
He's 1t. Gen. William E. KEEP
ner, 81, an airman who still flies
F-80 jet fighter planes.
Tough and aggressive, Keplp.r
is no armchair expert. He's served
in the Marines, Infantry, Cavalry,
Air Force and with a Navy task
force.
At his first press conference he
said:
Il want TO know what pilots have
to handle before 1 demand top
performance.
He knows combat from all points
of view He flew "a missions with
bombers and fighters in Europe,
where he commanded fighters es-
corting bombers commanded by
Maj. Gen. Frank A. Armstrong
They're both together again.
Armstrong heads the Alaskan Air
Command.
Kerner, as commander in chief
Of Alaska, works also with Rear
Adm. Clifton A. F. Sprague, COM
mander of the Alaskan sea frontier.
They were together as deputy COM
manders during operation cross
roads, which tested the atomic
bomb in the Pacific.
His first statement treasured civ
ilians that Alaska will be defended.
Emphasizing chat nothing can be
gained by hysteria or excited evac-
uation, he said:
II was pleased with the calm re-
action of civilians here to the In
ternational situation. Particularly
have the women taken the develop
ments we'll and without unneces-
sary alarm. l make point of
talking to them, learning their feel
ings toward current news events
and I find that Alaskans have
responded admirably to the stu
alton"
Public reaction indicates unqueS-
toned confidence in General KEEP
ners ability to provide the best
defense for this far-flung territory,
which is a vital frontier for the
United States.
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State DEPT.
THINKS WAR
IS UP TO TN
Nehru Offers Services as
Mediator 10 Russia, u.
s.. Makes Appeal

WASHINGTON. July IA - tR -
The State Department said today
the minimum condition for a solu-
ton of the Korean crisis is for the
Northern Communists to stop
fighting and withdraw to their
own territory.
A department spokesman also de-
clared that the proper forum" for
trying to settle the crisis is the
United Nations; that this is no
matter for direct negotiation be-
tween Moscow and Washington.
These basic points of American
policy were brought out at news
conference while Secretary Ache
son was still considering personal
message from Prime Minister Nehru
of India on the Korean crisis.
The spokesman, press officer Lin
coin White, said he presumed Ache
son would send Nehru an answer
but none has gone out yet.
There are indications that Nehru
appealed to Acheson, as he also re-
portedly appealed to Premier Stain
of Russia yesterday, for peaceful
settlement of the Korean fighting
and offered to mediate if asked by
both sides to do SO.
Whites comment to reporters did
not rule out some favorable reac-
ton to Nehru from Acheson on the
principle of striving for peaceful
settlement. provided basic condi-
tons are met by the Communists,
The comments did appear to close
the door on any mediation Nehru
might have in mind in so far as
the United States is concerned.
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BRASS KUNCkLE5"
FOR (I0, SAYS AL
LEADER IN TACOMA

TACOMA, July 14-tR- Stirred by
reports that CLIO longshoremen are
picketing Alaska canneries allied
with AFL labor unions, Washing
ton State Fedora ton of Labor Pres
ident Ed Weston warns that a
brass knuckles" fight may result
if the practice continues.
Weston's blast at the CLIO fol-
lowed receipt of the following tele-
gram from Kenneth r. Bowman,
AFL organizer in Alaska:
international Longshoremens
and Warehousemen's Union picket
ing all AFL canneries, and threaten
to refuse to handle any cannery
cargo or products unless operators
sign with ILWU fishermen"
The labor federation leader also
was critical of a recently pub
lished attack on the AFL in which
William Gettings, regional director
of the CIO-ILWU, was quoted as
saying weston proposed i've years
ago that the AFL take over the
state CLIO.
The actual statement, Weston
said, was that "it's about time
workers got together in one body"
Then he told delegates to the
federation's annual convention:
I'VE have tried to get the work.
ers into the AFL without the use
of brass knuckles. But if the CLIO
wants to scrap in Alaska or the
state-if they want to use brass
knuckles-then I say let's have It. :"
Weston's militant speech was a
highpoint of the conventions clos
ing session.
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AMBASSADORS
FROM PORTLAND
HERE SATURDAY

PORTLAND, oregon, July "A
(SpeciaD -Twenty aerial ambassa-
doris from Portland, historic gate
way to Alaska, will drop in on
Juneau Saturday, July Is, on the
first leg of a ten-day goodwill tour
by plane, train. boat and car.
Mission of the party, led by Ed
gar Smith, president of the Port
land Chamber of Commerce, will
be to strengthen the bonds of trade
and to promote tourist travel be-
tween Portland and Alaska.
I'VE are coming with open minds
to listen to Alaskans, study Alaska's
problems and offer any help we can
give" Smith said. 1--WE recognize
that all routes to Alaska are two
way streets. We are interested
in developing a flow of trade and
tourists both ways between Port
land and Alaska. The community
Of interest between Portland and
Alaska dates back to the days of
sailing ships when Alaskas supply
line began at Portland and Astoria"
Arriving in Juneau late Saturday
the party of business leaders will
get their first eyeful of Alaska's
scenic wonders Sunday on flight
with Coastal Airlines up Taku In
let to Taku Lodge. thence by boat
% the foot of the glacier and back
to the lodge for dinner
Monday they will have an off:c-
al audience with Gov. Ernest Grue-
hing and a dinner as guests of
he Juneau Chamber of Commerce.
Rest of the day will be devoted to
conferences with Juneau business
men.
Combining pleasure with business
most of the aerial ENJOYS are TAX
ing their wives for the outing.
Most of them are taking some fish
ing tackle, too, and plan to sample
Alaska's famous angling. Some are
planning hunting trips.
The tour schedule is a busy one,
however. Leaving Juneau Tuesday
by Pan American Always the party