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Evening star., 1951-10-11
Dorothy Dix
An Ordinary Looking Lod May
Prove to Be Prince Chorn1inq

DEAR MISS DIX: Should a girl
of 18 feel discouraged If she
doesn't have a steady boy friend?
I recently graduated from high
school and have a job as legal
stenographer. I am considered
pretty and have lots of girl friends,
but ] am lonely My girl friends
date boys whether they care any
thing about them or not, but I
can't do this. If ] do. ] am miser-
able for the entire evening. Also.
most of my friends have been in
love time after time. I've never
even had a case of puppy love. :"
I want to fall in love, but I can't.
JANE L.
Answer: While discrimination in
the choice of boy friends is very
desirable. don't carry your aloof-
ness so far that boys will think
you're disdainful of them. The
theory that men flock to the cold
hearted beauty who cares nothing
for them was a favorite theme for
novels at the turn of the century.
It is not. however, the way for a
modern miss to catch man.
We like people who like us. who
are interested in us and our activi-
ties. That is true of almost every
onei If you want boys to like you,
cultivate an interest in masculine
activities. Learn to understand.
and participate in. sports. Bring
out your own talents, especially in
music, that appeal to boys. and see
how quickly a spark of enthusiasm
brightens their eyes. That's your
first step!
When the boys do come a-call-
ing. don't expect each one to have
all the attributes of your Prince
Charming An ordinary looking
lad may. upon further acquaint-
ance, blossom into the one and
only. Love at first sight is en-
Evening star., 1951-10-11

The Rev. John B. Roeder Off
ciated october 6 at the wedding
of Miss John Loyola Fleming and
Mr.. George Edward Reed in st.
Gabriel's Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Joseph
Fleming of this city and Atlantic
City. N. j., and the groom's par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Reed of Denver, Colo, and Quincy,
Illinois.
After a reception at the Presi-
Dental Room of the Hotel Statler,
the couple left for wedding trip
to Bermuda. They will make their
home at $500 Redford road,
Greenacres, Md.
Evening star., 1951-10-11

NAAoo OU"A As otA ASthCks
Miss Joan Lorraine Strecker,
daughter of Mrs. William Strecker
and the late Mr.. Strecker of
Fla, was married October
6 at the Eastern Presbyterian
Church to 1t. Jacob Hugh Duran,
q. S. M. c., of Quantico. Va, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Freder-
lex Duran of Riverside. Calf. The
Rev. Donald Freeman Keith Off
ciated. Mr.. Jacob Strecker, pa
ternal grandfather of the bride,
gave hre in marriage.
After a motor trip to California,
1t. Duran and his bride will be
at home at Fort Bliss, Ell Paso,
Tex
Evening star., 1951-10-11

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Evening star., 1951-10-11
Coffee Cake

II you want to frost home made
yeast-risen coffee cake, just mix
three-quarters cup of confec-
tionerS' sugar with about a table.
spoon of milk until smooth.
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Use Sweetbreods

Use diced cooked sweetbreads
sometimes in a spaghetti dish.
Just mix the sweetbreads with
sauteed mushrooms and add to the
spaghetti and tomato sauce.
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Orunqe for Salad

When you want attractive
rounds of orange for salads be
sure to peel off all the white men,
brane with the skin before slicing.
Evening star., 1951-02-25

Francois was on his feet, gray
eyes granite hard suddenly. You
think l can't get papers from
somewhere else. Just because you
gave me these filthy things. "
He held them up - passport,
identity card, all - all the soiled
world which was francois Ledoux.
He nearly flung them in the fat
mans face. Nearly.
Gravat said, You could get
papers from somewhere else, yes.
But not real ones like those. Be
sides, ten minutes after you'd got
them the police would be after
YOU" He raped his desk smartly
as if dismissing such nonsense.
Mrs. Duggan and her charming
daughter will leave for Rome on
Friday then. How?"
Il don't know" Defeated. he
could not face this reptilian man
who owned him.
by air of course = from Su-
dra." Gravat jerked his head up
the hill. And, as usual, they will
take a car from the hotel to the
airstip. The car will be arranged
for them by their gallant young
friend, francois"
NO"
Eyes, indeed. Louis can drive.
He'll take them a little off the
usual route; they viii be held up
by a band of picturesque brigands,
and their luggage stolen Perfectly
simple. They can dine out on the
story for years to come"
i HE young man wheeled on MN.
''Is nothing too petty for you?
Whatn you gain? A few furs, a
dresser two, a handful of uinkets."
'Trinketsw Gravat slapped his
knee in merriment. Then, sud-
denly serious, he leaned forward.
do you know whom Mrs. Dug
gan writes to three times since
she arrives at Maxim 50" His eyes
were cold, greedy. ITO the Con-
tessa Fondano della Sforzina. He
sat back. They are going to stay
with her in Rome. And you don't
wear 'trinkets' in that galereF"
A deep, driving sickness in the
young mans stomach told him
that this was true.
Evening star., 1951-02-25

together on the cabin top. Then
he pushed her savagely away.
She sat up and gazed at the
moonlight on the placid sea. Il
wish you could love me," ]" she said
finally IN a small, fragile voice. II
can't get you out of my mind
And, with a suddenness which
took him entirely by surprise, she
was clinging to him in a food of
tears. you see," she sobbed, Il
-. / can't seem to forget YOU I
think must love you!"
He tickled her ear. Puppy
love-"
'tOh, don't laugh at me-" She
stared out of brimming eyes.
He sighed, and held her tightly
against his chest while a fresh
food of tears swept over her. Later
she said, between gulps, I'm
sorry. It's going away so soon, you
see. l shan't ever see you again.
No, don't look at me: I'm a mess"
She blew her nose violently, and
relapsed into long silence.
He said finally, Its high time
took you home. Your Manan
viii be worried.
They walked in silence, past
the inevitable watchers (they
would have good news for Gravat
now, he reflected gri1nly).
In the shadow of the terrace
she said again, I'm sorry. 1t was
awful of me. Men hate that sort
of scene, don't they?"
He kissed her gently, and
pushed her toward the brilliantly
lighted hall. She ran across it,
paused, and waved to her mother
in the restaurant. He saw Mrs.
Duggan join her; then he turned
abruptly to walk away.
IN. Ledoux?" The girls mother
called him suddenly. He looked
back. Please" she said, "just a
word" They walked along the
moonlit terrace.
- KNOW it's probably a bore
for you, but I've had a terrible
time with that child these last
few days" She rested a hand
lightly on his arm. Round her
wrist there glittered q magnificent
bracelet. "At that age love is
tremendous, whether it is what
you and I would call real or moi"
The bracelet blinded him with
its cold fire but it made the whole
Evening star., 1951-02-25
STREET OF ANGELS
Continued from page mine

so. added Gravat, you'll see
a lot of the Duggans: you'll make
all arrangements for their Jour-
ney." He chuckled again. Then
you can 60 back to your oasis for
a few days; it might be safer"
There was no answer. The
unctious voice became a whip.
do you hear, Ledoux?"
''Yes, hear" He turned and
walked out of the room.
AFTER twenty-four hours had
passed one of the inevitable
messengers came siding up to
francois. Monsieur Gravat says,
What are you waiting for?'
He didn't know why he waited.
Only, in his backmost thoughts
prowled the idea of rebellion.
All day he had been making his
boat shipshape. Now he sat on the
roof of the tiny cabin and gazed
at the moon. He was thus engaged
when suddenly, catlike, the girl
dropped from the jetty to his side.
She wore a black dress of absurd
sophistication.
He said. How many men fol-
lowed you here from the hotel?"
Five" she replied proudly.
why have you avoided US?
Mamma asked you to dinner,
didn't she?"
I'm general terms" He stared
at her face. The large African
moon, the warm darkness, the
tapping water, entered into her
blood and she said. well, why
not kiss me?"
why not, indeed" He did so,
twisting her round so that she lay
across him. 1t wasn't, he noticed
as he released her, quite the sort
of kiss she had expected.
She said, Hin" and smiled, but
made no effort to move. "You
think I'm a kid" she said at last.
"You are. For heavens sake
don't grow UP before you have
to-" Gazing down at her, he felt a
sudden and impossible tenderness.
She looked so infinitely lovable,
that almost before he knew it he
was kissing her again. She clung to
him this time. and for a moment
an eternity - they lay wrapped
Evening star., 1951-02-25

thing infinitely clear: he knew
that he would never let Gravat
rob these people and also that
the girl. 50 blissfully young, must
at all costs be shocked out of her
love for someone as worthless as
he knew himself to be. As far as
he was concerned the results of
what he proposed to do might
well prove fatal, but at least he
would have acted decently for
once.
He said, Listen. You must
come sailing with me tomorrow.
He was excited suddenly. This
is what you must do. Go to
the hotel stationer and buy a
'Rejane' writing pad; you can al
ways get them here. The pad is
exactly the size of a thousand
franc note. Place a real note on
top of the paper and put an elastic
band round it. It'll look like a
great wad of cash" He grinned.
Bring the bundle with you to-
morrow. And bring her along with
you, too"
She stared at him for a moment.
and then said, The odd thing is
that l trust you completely. Well
come"
liz TOOK them westward along
the coast. The girl lay on the
cabin roof, silent and thoughtful.
Mrs. Duggan talked politely in
French.
You may wonder" :" he said at
last. why asked you on this
trip.
I'VE did the asking" said the
girl.
mo. | did the asking" He
paused; then, with his eyes on the
horizon, YOU'RE staying month
in Rome with the Contessa Fon-
dano della Sforzina, aren't you?
And then going on to Cannes.
where MIR. Duggan's sister has a
villa. She married Jean-P Paul Pas
quier. the steel man." He stopped,
and looked at them. Mrs. Duggan
was watching the gulls. Her daugh-
ter had gone very white.
But"
Quiet, Patricia. Go on, M.
Ledoux."
He said, in sudden clear Eng
lish, MY names Alan Duns-
combe. I'm a deserter from the
army with false papers; I'm also
Evening star., 1951-02-25
Dur Lion
Throws Party

Major Sheridan, THIS WEEKS favorite lion
vl January g and July q, 1850, recently celc-
bratcd his first birthday with his adopted parents,
DIR. and Mrs. ]. E. Franks, Of Salt Lake City.
OF course, he got the lions share of the cake.
Photographs by Joern Cerdts
Evening star., 1951-02-25
Your greotest assurance
Of HeuIshy Teeth

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&oibiliaton. --lleber sipeieinbal(
Wtillinnen Gatcntc hat bas omerifa:
niide Eotenomt bis beute perlieben.
Vcim Turd,itDbern hes Slrd,ips itoRt
mon nidt ielteu ollf Die 9tamen be-
riihmtcr Aiinltler, |olitifer ODER
8elebrter lmb lit retht eritaunt. et=
lpo einen &ousertpioniiten ols sn=
bobcr mehrcrer Satente fir Slusltell.
erlmocn oner ben Spbn eineS Milz
linnGrs ais GrfinOer elmer Shuss
pprrid,tlnu Nenannt su ieben.
Ntumpbpiif unb &iihIihranf
Ser Game Brcfeiior gilbert Gins
iteins lit I'M ollaemeil,en nlr i'm
3uiommenbona nit sltompbpiif ae:
IGuii0. nift aher III Gcrbinollna nit
neuortiaen aiihlidranffpnltrllftios
ncn rmb Gbotoorparotcm.
S>on Nbrabam 2incpln itommt ei>
ne bIaieboIoGnhlide Gprrihtllno. Die
ocn Sieiauna bon Sd,ifien III iei6ten
@enGiicrn perrin1ert ,llno auf Oie'e
&eiic oas hGuiioe Iufarlnolallf fen
ncr Ion,pibppte IN ben nntiefen beS
Miiiiiiippi perhinoern iollte. Sn
ieiner el1Nenp hattie Sincoln bielen
Strpm oft befabren - 0enau lpie
icin Yunosmann Samlel 8. Gle
mems, ncr ipGter inter Dem Sielloos
nDm vDiort Sipain" peltberiihmt
lpuroc. cNn Der 9iite Ser Eatentins
hobcr criheint CT nit brei Grfinz
ounaen; oorunter cine .Ginflebeols
bum. bos ibm eiu Germoaen ein=
brod)te.
Sic vIpnoitie" Slitpr lit bllrct,
,>ol,n ,socob 9litor pertreten, Der cine
Strobenreiniounasmaid,ine erfano.
Ser brittle HrGiibent Der TereiniNz
tcn Stauten. Sbonas Sefterion,
fpnitruierte ein sl,iommenflappbos
res Meiieihreibpult ,uD ut orEers
oem ser Grfinbcr oes 1rebitl'hls.
Sberit 2inoberah beniiste olt iei=
nen eritcn Sransoieanfliiaen cine
ppn ibm fpnitrllierte strmbunouhr.
aus Der man bireft BEN Sonnens
itono eriebcn fann. Slud) bos cin=
;iehbarc ;Sohr0eitell zines Sirius"
por icine eioene Griinbl1na.
arieasiefr.tdr aeaen Nftenitanb
Ser hcutc ollaemeinilblidle Be
terperid)lu6 Der Sbermosflald,en
lit 9Silliom Mcslboc. Shabamts'es
tretGr inn aabinett 8ilions. III pers
oonfen. Der lid, eirmal an elmer olts
mopiid,eu Sbermpsflait,e bic ,Sln=
ocr perbranntc. Sein aolleae. Der
Nricosicfret1r Nclrtrn Nofer, be-
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beruehmte maenner ais Erfinder
Won Abraham Lincoln bis Albert Ein.tein.

reihttte bic 9sotentianmllma III,
cine Spe,ialbiirite slm 9lbltoube,
Don giiherreaolen. Gic Ginfiibrllno
Scr &niebeteliteueruno iiir 9lutono=
bile I'M Sabre 1885 mahte 9lnorc
0ubpnnct. Der ar0Bte &einbdnoler
,Sronfreifs.
Slll Dieien ul,b nod pieIcn onoeren
beriibmten licrionlid)feit. bic mn
ioillioNcn "GrfinDer i'm 9tebenhes
rut" iino, ilebt Die oroEe @rllppc ic,
ner acNeniiber. Die burh cihc eins
;iNc Grfinouna su 9tuhm uno mands
mol audi I'll Heihtum aelanaten.
8eorae %. l;ullman. Der oen
ShloflpaNen uniterblih aen,aht hat,
marc ais Strubenbouer ppbl foum
ae,porhen. Tie Yriioer 9Srioht hat=
ten luipriin0lid, Elm ,Sobrraoae-
i1)aft aefiihrt. Ter Grfinoer Der Sc
lepbnnpahIicbeibc ipur ein 9eid)en=
beltatter. Der einen &onfl,rrenten
peroGhtiate. oas SelepbonirGulein
beitohen su hoben, bomit lie et,pai0c
al,nben nun NIT linn perbinbe. Ser
9tuiierflinaenfonia G,illette bonoel=
te, beppr er icinc Siderbeitsflinoe
patentieren lieH. nit Mtetolllparen.
Iie SiIte lieRe lid nod beliebia
lande fortieten. Sic er,1blt bon be-
oe,ltiuu1en Grfinolmaen ebenio lpie
bon ,mipiGtiaen. bic aber ale oe-
meiniom bas 3iel haben. oas 2eben
oes Sliltoas su pereiniaf)en pber Il,
perid)Dnern.
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Hammer und Sichel
i'm Nucken

Yraa. - Ije tidediihen &ciien.
Sen oes nod @eitoeutihlano cnt.
iiibrten Shneajuses. Sic in ibrc
Seilnat suriidaefehrt iino, boben at
Sen tihed)iihen Yremier @otttualo
cinen griei gerihtet, in Sem eS II.
a. beibt: vSn ben menigen Sagen,
Die mir IN Der, amerifaniiben Gone
in @eiansenidait subringen ml,Bten.
baben mir criabreu, lpas sic slmeri-
faner l,nter Jreibeit periteben. Sic
llm5inecltcn uns nit MilitGrfabr.
Seuecn uno dyinengerpebren. 81.
mobl iie niht oireft @epalt unb
brutale MaBnabmen gegen uns in
InmenOung braften, baben mir ood
ibr fpnbreS @eiiGt erfannt unb ibreu
9a6 eesen alles jortihrittlibe &C.
iiiblt, penn iie ibn al,d) 81 perbergcn
iudten, inbem iic uns 3igarettep
unO S6ofolabe anS,bieteu pcrillds
ten. Sic niinidten lns ST fauien,
aber mir baben seieben, 1pelber srt
bas Haraoies lit, Ous iie lms Der.
ipra6en. mie eleno sic oelltii)e Be-
.polferung lebt. @as lit bas pabre
@eiif)t ocs ameritaners? IS lit Oas
@eiid)t Der Irieocnsieinoc, Die Sic
irieoliebenoe foreanlihe gepolferung
binmoroen unS 8eltoeutihlanb in
tire &olonie perwanoelt baben. @ir
iino 5uriifgefommeu, neil mir Oieies
Sanb lieben Juno lpeil mir Sic lie
ben, Der Ste unier Golf in cine
sliidlide 3ufl,nit iiiDren, oem @cs
bes srGBten Irieoensbollipcrfes iol.
seno, Scr sroben Sowietunion lmo
Yremier Stalin."
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SiebenbiiroiIdl-o l-olmerifaniihes DoIfsblatt

Sto0t aelcijtet. Mir oie,cn babel Sel'
Neu.Ginnonoereru l,no ocncll. Die
lid ppr;ueswciie Ser Seutlhen Spra'
dc beoicncn.
1iir sic Standardization iiuS
,mei berporragenoe HeSncr &c,
Yittsburab Spncoc eiuaelaoen NOR
orn. Serr Ir. Safob 5lealer. pon
Nltoouu, Yu.. miro sic beltihc Set
prcoi9t balten. Ser beutid)e 6elt9ot'
tesoienit besinnt nm 8 llbr morsens
llnter Seitima bon Yroi. &uooli
Shulter miro Sic @intraht- -Serlna.
rio nnS Saronia nit einen Settled
beainncn. @Gbrcno oes Seiltihen
Teitacttesoienites miro ulBerbem
scr 5eutidl airhend)or unter Scl'
tlna pon Nrl. Souiie aemies Dem
,seitc cin beionbercs @cprlge aebcll
,Sm ensliiheu ,seitsottesoieniI
miro scr &r1ioent Ser Yittsbursb
SpnoNe, Serr Ir. 2awrencc q. Sim'
nrclnun. sic Ieitpreoiat boltcn. Stcr
iino beirnScre m,,iifalilhe Ginlagel,
bcs Glrd)enhprca unN &inberhores
burd, cine Ieit-aantatc bel9eaebc,
lun Sic ;seittassitimml'ns 5u Ct
boben. Nienlano icute Sic 8elesen.
belt poriibcraebcn laIlcn, pbne oardn
teilsencmmcu su baben. Ser cnall'
id,c Seitgpttesbient be9innt Inn
1890 morgels.
sluberben lit cine Scitit)riit per.
iaBt pcroen. @eid)ihtlihe Mus jiisc
pcrocn Semniihit cridciuen.
9tut oem ensliihen 6eitsottcs-
oienit miro Elm Seltbanfett i'm Weit'
ieitc Sahienbeim eeaeben. slud) bier
lit ein reid,bnltiscs lmo Invertebrates
Eroarantm uprge'ebcn.
9as SubilGums. uno Ieitfpritec,
bcltebeno ults:
Otto Shnlibt, Souptleiter
Clarence Sinbelnan, Miiiitent
Seleu SinOelnan. Sefretdr
aforie Spcric, Sdasmciltcr
slnOrep Sheel. Eroaranmlciter
emma Soriluon, 9nnfetts 2citer
Ifarlamne Scnicn, Tcforatiun
Gowarb Sduiter. Sd)riitlciier ser
Seitidriit
Clarence Spiinoiter. |botrsraph
luoct hcrmit i'm Nauen Ger Seltid,
6e1lreinOe notmals berilid) Elm uno
bittet, pIlt ihncn Dem sic Ghre at
aeber. ser uns 10 herrid, aeiiibrct,
luh uns bnrd, oicie Gemeinbc 10
reid gelegnet bat.
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heute in Suaoila,pien etlpa $4,000

bellte in Sueoila,pien etlpa 10000
Golfsbel,tibe lebcn. Gttpa 5000 ,per.
oen nod oie M0slidfeit baben, nod
@eitoeutitlano un5l,iieoeln. sllle
anoeren peroen oils pid)tige srbeitss
frdite feitgebalten auberoem be-
iinoen lid, in illguilaniiden 5eln,eh
idatungslpeiie 10000 polfsoeut'be
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id)leppt poer ermproet lporoen limo.
3unl sroben Cell beberri6en iie ibre
oeutid)e Mutteriprahe nibt mebr.
Sir Die giidiiibruma, oie bon Der
iugoilmplihen Megierlrng uerlpro'
cben muroe, mill iih Grof. ST. Cbcr'
ltinOer beim SnterItationalen &otcn
areui in 0eni einiesen. Giele Sieier
pulfsoeutihen 8aiienfil,ber Wiiroen
BON gtorbs uno Siioamerifdncrn
aOoptiert lperoen.
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vermoegender Creis
verhvngerte

Nbilaoelpbia. - 'ShGsungstpeiie
$4,000 muroen lnter oem 8eriin.
pei ultb slbiaa geillnoen. ,pelhes bas
breiitofige Saus 0illiam 6. Ritters
iiiIltc, ser fiirSliG) ,peoen 1tntereruGb.
runa 74iibrig itarb. Gas ipuroe nl.n.
mehr betannt. nadOem ein Sreu.
bdnOer oas Saus ourhiuf,te. Tor
) @oden batte sic YoIisei oen @reis
iinlitten oes Sdp,llltes franf unb
bililos aui oenl 5ub6oocn liegeno
aeiunoen uno ibn in Elm SoipitaI se.
brad,t.
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Seutih 8emeinoc 1T cine ser ,pcni.
aen lutberiiben airdcn in ser
Staot 9lepelano, sic iid nod icbcu
Scmtag Der oelltihen Sprahe BE-.
Nicucn. Mit Der 3eibebaltlna ser
Oclltld)en Spradlc bat Oie Sel,tih
0enlclnOc eincn mertuollen 9eitras
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Evening star., 1951-09-29
Bandit Knifes Manager
OF Gas Station, Takes $40

A bloodstained bandit fled with
$40 today after attacking a filling
station night manager with a
knife and robbing him.
Bailey S. Magruder of 1924
Thirty second street, Mount Rain
ier, Md, manager at Burners
ESQ Station, Third street and
New York avenue NV, said he
was attacked by a knife-wielding
colored man as he emptied trash
at the rear of the station.
The man fled afoot after taking
$40 in bills and change from Mr..
Magruder. The bandit was de-
scribed as feet, 8 inches tall,
stockily built. wearing a dark
sport shirt and black trousers, and
with bloodStains on his arms.
Mr.. Magruder was treated and
released at Emergency Hospital
for knife wounds on the throat
and forehead.
Evening star., 1951-09-29
Atomic Plant Strike
Settled at Paducah
BY the Assoeiofed Press

PADUCAH, KY, Sept. 29.-Nor-
NAL operations were expected to-
day at the Paducah atomic plant
construction project after settle
ment of the 10Th strike since work
began last January. :
The F. H. McGraw Co., major
contractor on the project, yester-
day announced settlement of the
latest labor trouble-a walkout of
97o iron workers affiliated with
the American Federation of Labor.
Operations had been scheduled
to be resumed yesterday after the
end of a dispute with Operating
Engineers and Chauffeurs (AFL)
But the iron workers quit and
work all but ceased. The iron
workers said contract provision
had been violated with the laying
OF of their men without pay
Thursday.
Meanwhile construction work at
Los Alamos, N. Mex, the Nations
atomic CITY," has been shut down
by a Statewide strike of plumbers
and steam filters. Three gates
into Los Alamos were blocked by
plckets after strikers charged the
contractors were using non-union
workers on building projects in
the city.
Contractors have adopted "get
tough" policy in the face of the
strikers demands for 25-cent
hourly wage increase, $5 a day
subsistence payments on jobs re-
quiring travel and a 1O-cent an
Ahour vacation fund payment.
Evening star., 1951-09-29
! ,OOOEnemyV Vehicles Attacked
By Allied Planes in Korean Dark
U. N. Troops on Central Front Recopture
Hill Uttered With 703 Chinese Dead

song after bitter two-day battle.
The bodies of 703 Chinese Reds
Uttered the hill.
Communists attacked the hill
day and night Thursday. They
drove off the Allies at $3.50 am.
Friday.
The U. N. troops quickly coun-
terattacked and captured the high
ground just II hours later.
In mountainous east-central
Korea the Reds hurled U. N. SOL
.dierS off a 3.000-foot ridge north
west of Yanggu. An Allied counter
attack failed to recapture it.
Thrown Back Again.
The Allies again tried to capture
a 3,500-foot peak north of the
"Punchbowl" Friday. Again they
were thrown back. They have been
after the height for nearly two
weeks.
The Reds forced the Allies into
another limited withdrawal Fri
day on the west-central front.
Elsewhere sharp but relatively
minor skirmishes hared.
Allied aircraft flew GOT combat
missions Friday, most of them
against Communist traffic lines.
Other strikes were flown against