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CLERK

Permanent position in our service de-
partment; 5-day. 4O-hour week; age
2s-3s; high school graduate. ca
pable of attending to detailed duties
and able to give good attendance.
weekdays. S:30-5 and Sat. 81,
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-01-11
CLERK

We have a permanent position for a
young lady between 25 and 40 yrs.
of age In our service department
Clerical work with some typing;
5-day wk. vacation with pay. Apply
ELITE LAUNDRY, 2l19 14th st.
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Public Contact Work

Having filled our evening position.
we now need one more capable
woman for our day vacancy. The
work. which is interesting and d.
versif1ed consists of serving our
telephone customers.
The hours are Q am. to 6 pm. four
days per week and s am. to 3 pm.
on Saturday
Company benefits, vacations with
pay. lunchroom. snack bar and
lounge for your convenience.
We desire a high school graduate
between Is and 35 years of age,
who has a pleasing telephone voice.
enjoys dealing with the public and
can type 40 words per minute.
Apply Personnel. Room SOC, for in
terview. Open weekdays $50 to 5
and Saturday 9-1. No phone calls.
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Misses and juniors dresses for store
ington: exper and familiarity with
medium and better markets nec.:
excel opport. for qualified person:
Apply by letter only. stating full
H Cohn,
The Young Mems Shop
1919 F St. NV. ia
part time. night; 5 days
including Saturday and Sunday
experience desirable but not neces-
sary. Apply NATIONAL THEATER
CASHIER H sALEsGIRL, Experienced tt:
and local references; 9 to 6 pm: no
Sunday; S45 wk and meals; WOOD
LAWN PHARMACY, 1913 N. Glebe
CLERK TYPisT in cPA's office; Sill
yer Spring resident preferred. ,Call
-TYPIsT-Large F st. Jew
elry. store: delightful ofice; 44-hr.
empi.; % SSir air-cond. 1ui' ONCE. s'A Personal
MIR. LANDY, sl2 F st. NV. -12
CASHIER CLERK, experienced only.
for busy cigar counter; references
required: closed Sundays and holio
udJso INA I1oNhL bISO1 VIZ IOoo
CASHIER -CLERK-For parts and ac-
cessory dept of large car dealer;
good pay and working conditions:
5a-day wk,; hospitalizat;ion and rd paid sT
IN PONTIAC CO.. AT. 1900. -l6
CLERICAL-Young white woman for
medium sized office. must have some
knowledge OF shorthand and typing,
experience not necessary but help
full. Call MR.. ESPEY. ME. 1452,
after 9:15 am.
CLERICAL-Perman lob. good
future: little bit tipping; responsible
position. FIR. 1921. IF
WORK, accounts payable.
bookkeeping. or perpetual inventory
experience would be helpful; in
Mt. Rainier. UN. 0220. or DE. 0o75.
WORKER, for simple cler-
ical work: can be done at home.
a Apply 526 Bend Bend Bldg. dg sou. w1h 7r1,na.
5h-day week, pleasant working
conditions; preferably one living
in Sc. area. Apply MR.. Dublin,
2O12 Shannon pl Sc -l6
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STENOGRAPHER

tion department; 5-day, 4O-hr. week,
company benefits in addition to
salary; high school graduate. 1885
years of age. neat in appearance.
and able to give good attendance:
reasonable shorthand and typing
speeds are required Apply Per-
sonnel. Room sos. Open weekdays.
S:3O-5 and Saturday 81.
THE EVENING STAR
11nl panna Ave NW
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ESTIMATOR - Large
millwork firm needs experienced.
capable nan to make take-off from
plans. lis for shipping. and de-
tails. to shop; Must be. accurate.
steady and sober Write fully. stat
ing age, experience and salary re-
ouired. Post Office Box 5000. Wash
irgton IA D. c. is
OFFICE BOY. southwest real estate
office: reference required. Box 242-
K Star. -l3
oFFfCE FURNITURE SALESMAN,
capable taking complete charge OF
department. Salary plus commits
sion. Our employees know of this
ad; All replies confidential. Box
449-K, Star. IL
on DRIVER. experienced. familiar
THE BRooKLAND CO, 9th and
PAPER HANGER. by contract, with
own tools; long job. DAN osTRoW
CONSTRUCTION CO, Georgia ave.
and Evans DR., top of hill. IL"
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT. white,
work 6 to IL pm. ASS Indiana ave.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT

OFFICE ASSISTANT
And Relief Receptionist
Attractive opportunity for experienced
young woman % to 81; interesting
work in congenial office. Must be
competent typist. PIX experience
desirable; 3S-hour. 5-day week: 3
weeks vacation. MA. 1890. -17
PIX OPERATOR. small board. young
girl: experience not necessary: per-
manent position; excellent oppor-
tunsty. Apply Immediately MILE
HAM g. KING. 921 7th NV. Ma.
1923. -12
PIANIST. for children's dance studio;
Sc Washineton; popular and class
ical music for ballet and tap; steady
work, 5-day week. Phone LU. 4-51s0
between II am. and 2 pm. daily
except Saturday. ii
s anil pm; S1Oo month. living
quarters II desired. HI 447q III
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Washing Mach. Service Man
Al preferably with Launderall exper.:
must have car; permanent; gooa
salary and car allowance. A. & H.
APPLIANCE & SERVICE CO..
Hyattsville. AP. a32o. III
WATCH MAKER, experienced, needed
at once: pleasant working conditions:
good salary for right man Apply
: In person. sos, G st. NV. RM. 2o3,
MAN with station wagon or light
panel truck must have knowledge. OF
Apply r. H. DONNELLEY, 9O4 5th
st NV. between and pm. 12'
MAN to work in carpet work room.
operate binding machines and cut
carpet; good salary to start with
excellent chances for advancement:
vacation. Must be fully experienced
or do not apply. Apply QUAKER
CITY LINoLEUM CO.. 800 F st.
NV. ME. 1882 30
MAN. white. reliable, about 40: gas
refs. REQ. Call Ii. 3-1203. --l2
MAN, colored. with car high school
education or better. neat appear
ance good personality and ref
erences, to train for sales work with
national organization. Earnings
while training around S75 per week
after first week. Write for appoint
ment. giving full information. Box
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh business.
Real opportunity. We help yon get
Started. write Rawleigh's. Dept.
DCA-14-o, Chester, Pa.
MAN. between 35 and 40. for district
supervisor. N Arl. territory; car
necessary. Call M; Clist, NA n923.
WASHINGTON SHOPPING NEWS;
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ATTENTION Statesmen

Due to our promotion and expansion
program we now have openings for
9 aggressive statesmen who desire
connection with perm. nat. org.
With our short but complete training
program you can easily earn 500
to S125 per wk. Opportunities for
promotions are granted on your
personal interview call j. c. JONES.
George Mason Hotel. Alex. Wed,
between rs pm; Thurs, 1912
am or rs pm IL,
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BOOKKEEPER-TYPIS1
RIVER

Permanent position. 5 or 5Ka-day wk
Call LA. 6-66S7 for interview. HECK.
MAN PRODUCTS CORP. S11 Mon
roe st. me- Ill
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st. NV. Ill
PORTER-Packing and shipping, ex-
perience. preferred: capable. hard
worker, interested in permanent po-
s,ton OrI With pr4gTessiye 1 town
JEWELERS.. F at 9th st. NV. ii
PORTER-Must be able to fire fur
mace; refs; REQUIRED; good salary.
paRTRl aIsEMANs o,draa at 7th St. NV ~ uii;n1
worker: permanent position; good
an, an. cANTEEN CO. 1s1s Mt,
pIasTERERs GlsgE RI; g. 500. 1st-class White
%e'556Ss at 550S Gn ReDGTt 4d t2 Br9neh a
rTAsrEkEKs' Tlals: Mf TO- 1853 sSnS' CAREERS hs
wanted; experienced men only; reg.
qlaI T9Rk exos4 Gsl II To- iossjn5 SS06 n
t5HOe; top wages, III. 1900, Ai'' Ae.iS'' si7
PRESSER. experienced. for new clean
ing establishment in Hillandale., Md,
must have drivers permit, hours
PREssER IN ~ Wool and and. Silks; Six ; Steady
position and good salary. Call Mr..
Breeden, OIL. 1901. TOWN AND
COUNTRY CLEANERS, Bethesda,
RADIO REPAIRMAN. exper.. bench
RADIO SERvICEMAN-Must have
some training or experience in radio
servicing. Excellent opportunity for
reliable person interested in
permanent job. Call OK. 1174 for
RADIO TEcHNIcrANs, experienced in
wiring and assembling electronic
equipment from schematic diagrams;
excellent, opportunity; 4S-hour week.
time and one-half for over 40 hours.
rado ' Blds i DefS4f 18th and RsG% & @ sts Go19 nT
Washington. D. C.. pm. to 9 pm.
or 9 am; to 8 p M, Monday through
Friday: 9 am. to IL noon Saturday
MELPAR: INC. 452 Swami ave.
AflexandTiia, Ale sInaia, VA Va or call oV 1900
RADIO TELEVIsToN SERVICE MAN.
with car. excellent salary. and car
allowance, steady employment, must
be well recommended. See MR..
RANGE hEHH REF RfPsiRMAS Gf f,s to w. adjust and
repair gas ranges; permanent posi-
permit. Apply srANpARD g GAS 5
APPLIANCE, 2s13 18th st. NV.
Real Estate Sales Manager
Prominent Washington real estate
broker. is opening sizeable office in
Arlington, Va. We need a good
Be Experienced @ Il in ''iai all '-u phases @uof Of
Virginia real estate. Must be able
direct statesmen. Write full particu-
lars including qualifications and
compensation expected; All re-
Piles rns treated In confidence. Box
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for our
who is willing to work. Plenty Of
leads and plenty of help. win In
WooDMooR AGENCY INC. 1851
old cldo Georgetown rd.. Bethesda, OIL.
REAL ESTATE SALEsMAN-We have
under As; other statesmen in our
office averaging better than $1,000
per PEI .T2 mpnth n Can hIaNi Mrs: Burd; THE
blvd. Arl,, ia. $1,000. ~ Wis tsoA
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Excellent
opportunity for full-time experienced
man with thorough knowledge of
nearby Virginia properties. Call Mr..
Hart, REALTY, INC. OW. 1888.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. urgently
needed. Experience not necessary.
Plenty listings. exceptional oppor-
tinity. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
SE. 1l03.
must be exper. or have had closely
affiliated real estate exper. in past,
resident Of D. c.. capable of ham
ding investment and commercial
property sales, above average COM
mission. pleasant working cond
with small but established uptown
Wash. Real Estate Board, for appt
please call MR.. BERENTER. IA.
1880. Ia
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MESSENGER-DRIVER
High school graduate. 21-25 years OF
age. neat in appearance. courteous,
must have D. c. drivers permit and
a clear driving record; 5-day. 40
hour week. Apply Personnel. Room
SOC. Open weekdays, S:30-5; Sat.
81 No phone calls.
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Route Statesmen

Opportunity for ambitious men, aged
permanent position with excellen'
chance for advancement App
MANHATTAN TO-. 1928 Florida sv-
NV.
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permanent position
in congenial surroundings; vacations.
group life insurance and other bene-
fits. Call employment manager. ST.
7020. Ia
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HELP MEN

REAL ESTATE statesmen. 2 ener-
getic men with good automobiles
capable of contracting high-class
clientele: need not be experienced
real estate statesmen. but must have
natural sales ability. Prefer those
between 2S and 45 years old. Ask
for Mrs. Yates to file application.
w. c. g. A. NJ MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co.
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner g. Spring Valley
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Real Estate Statesmen


Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner g. Spring Valley
1890 Massachusetts, Ave. NV.
Real Estate Statesmen
Due to our expansion. we need
Ave experienced men. to work in
our. Virginia ONCE. which we have
must be willing to work until pm:
average earnings. $3.50 per week.
Drawing account advanced against
commission. We have a staff of 81
employees and there are unlimited
opportunities. We are also interested
these qualifications and you really
want to make some money, then con-
slider yourself very fortunate to have
read this ad. Call Mr.. Hall. ia
5-690l from 9 am. to 6 pm. PAUL
E. BUTTERFIELD REALTY co. Ia
ESTATE statesmen
Must have car. Experience not neces-
REALTY Co, $50 3rd st. NV. -16
90. exper. CROCKETT
SERVICE TIRE SHOP. Wilson Blvd.
and N Barton. Arl., Va. GL. 6494.
oW. 1884. Call from to $40 p m.
RECEPTIoNIsT for interior deco
rating firm; Must have some train
start. Box 135-K. Star. I'll
REFRiGERATOR SERVICE MAN
Must also have appliance exper. I;
Mont Co. area. Box 347. Rockville.
ROOFER's HELPER. must have Md.
drivers permit and some exper. Ap-
ply 1880 Woodbury. dr.. Sill. Spring.
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HELP WOMEN

to corporation repre-
sentative. attractive permanent po-
sition for young lady with mana
gerial ability tipping and short.
hand required, good salary and
many employe benefits. Apply in
person, Room 500, Washington
Bldg, 18th and N. Y ave. NV.
Friday. Jan. 18th, 9 to !, or phone
SECRETARY for large downtown real
estate Office. must be neat. attractive,
able to meet public and have local
employment references; apply In per
son. LEO. M. BERNSTEIN d. CO..
1415 K st. NV.
for law firm. age 21-30:
must be efficient and cooperative:
legal experience not essential. Can
sEcRETARY. hi f21Ha 500 per week. age a5.
40. excel. opportunity. for girl OF
good appearance, with initiative and
ambition. Law. insurance. or real
estate exper. preferred. Apply in
person IA pm. Sat, Suite 100
Barr Bldg. 910 18th st. NV. --12
SECRETARY-Gen'l office work; law
office exper.; day week; perma-
nent; between 25-35; salary $3.50 a
month: state age, education, expert
ence Box 395-K, Star. -12
SECRETARY, living in All. area;
Top salary. Phone MA. OG24. 10
SECRETARY, law office; start $4,000.
Box 357-K. Star. IA
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HE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.

yANITOR, draft-exempt, for small
downtown commercial bldg; living
quarters furnished; state salary ac-
-ceptable. Box 346-H. Star.
JANITOR, experienced, colored, for
large apt. house.; excellent salary.
Call Ma. 1921. I'll
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Janitor-Delivery Man

The Star has an opening for a colored
man, between 25 and 35 years Of
age. to act as janitor and driver;
previous driving experience, clear
record and D. c. drivers permit
are required; must be able to pass
physical exam. Apply Personnel,
Room SOC. Open weekdays, S:3O-5
and Saturday. 81.
TIJJ1 EV7TNThTC CTAD
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TREE EXPERTS. exper. men wanted
by established firm. Cali DE. 1471.
TYPIsT-CLERK for boarding house
3 to 7:30 pm: salary and meals,
Sundays off. Call HUI 1924. -I2
UPHOLSTERERS-S at once;
DRAPERs Co. 1888 wis. ave NV.
vARI-TYPIST. experienced. for per-
manent position: good starting sal
ary, advancement opportunities, B.
day week, paid vacations, sick leave
holidays. free insurance. D1. 290o,
Ext. els.
yULCANIZER. exper,. Ss1 per wk;.
good working conds. BEN HUNDLEY
3446 14th st. NV.
WAITER, colored, part time. 1890
am. to 2 pm; working conditions
good. Call Mrs. Barnes. 10. $4,000,
Ext 430, g. am. to 10 am. or
1.30 pm. to 3 pm. liz
WAREHOUSE FOREMAN. reliable
white man. familiar with modern
material handling methods and
equipment. WarehouSlng OF print
ing paper. rolls and skids.. in clean.
warm BLDG; must be able to get
most out Of Iaborers; permanent Job
with excellent future. Call Mr.. Cook
at 81. 5000. HAYNES LITHO-
GRAPH CO., il40 EastWest hwy,
Silver Spring, Md. -l2
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Telephone Operator
Must be experienced; permanen
position; 5-day week.
VIM. HAHN & co.
7th and K SITS. NV. i:
Telephone Solicitors

Experienced women telephone solicit
well-advertised concern; good COM
pensation. Call MR.. GOLDBERG,
MI. $3.50. after 10 am. is
TYPISTS. five-day week. permanent.
STATE, age and qualifications. Box
TYPisTs. evening work, 4 hrs, 8 or
perience and business phone. Box
TYPISTS-Wanted for credit ofice,
no exper, nee; starting salary. $50.
Permanent; advancement. Apply
TYPIsTs, beginnegs considered. = no
permsnsnt SssnHs5spth'c cal Safs' ME ass4 geek s5''
TYPISTS. permanent positions for
young women whose accurate typing
speed is so wpm or better; beginning
Chance as e' for advancement.l 5.dsy day
week, vacation. sick leave. hospitali-
cation. Telephone DI. 1862, Ext
l05, between 8 and II am. or 1 and
TYPIsT-Exgerisnse not necessary;
CO, 7o3 7th St n. W. III
TYPIsT for national sales organiza-
ton. Must also be able to answer
telephone. ONCE in Sc. section. near
AnacoStta. u blk. from l1th st.
busline. 5-day week. Salary open.
Call Ii. 3-1436. -17
TYPIST-Permanen 5-day week.
good working conditions. LOYALTY
GROUP. apply $40 Woodward Bldg.
TYPIST
To work In group Of girls doing full
time letter tipping; perm. 40-hr. wk.;
excel position for girl who prefers
to type. Call personnel dept. Ho.
TYPIST- CLERK, permanent position
in congenial surroundings; vacations.
group life insurance and other bene-
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JEWELLERY SALESMAN

Excel. opportunity for personable' and
aggressive salesman with retail
iewelry exper. Apply in person to
MT: Eiseman. BATES JEWELERS.,
WI st. III
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Clerk-Photoengraving

Clerk-Photoengraving
We need the services of an alert
sition in our Photoengraving Depart
ment: the successful applicant should
be 21-30 years of age, mathemati-
cally inclined and willing to give
good attendance; 5-day. 40-hr. wk.;
assured salary advancement. vaca-
tions- with pay and other company
benefits. Apply personnel. Room
SOC. Open weekdays S:30-5 and
Saturday 81.
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PLUMBER

Jobbing mechanic, with at least 10
yrs. exper Drivers license and
knowledge of city required. Apply
7-S m. or As pm, 1916 Taylor
ct NV Ill
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TYPIST-Experience not necessary.
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
TYPIST

TO work In group Of girls doing full
time letter tipping; perm. 40-hr. wk.; /;
excel. position for girl who prefers
to type. Call personnel dept. HO.
5S05 Ill
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SELL, llt. ulc., soOu pkkpI't oO sn''
ambitious. prospect future in flrm;
$4,000 start. MISS LEE. RE. 1883.
STENOGRAPHER -
GEORGETOWN contractor; 5h2-day
week; age, 20-35; must like detail.
neat; $50 wk.. plus lunch. For in
terview, write fully, stating age. edu-
cation. experience and phone. Box
500-H. Star. III
STENOGRAPHER for
pleasant small national association
Office: unlimited opportunity for am
bilious. qualified girl. % to IS. who
likes figures and wants. permanent
employment; non-smoker preferred;
RE 337S for appt.
SERVICES OPERATOR. for making
buttons, belts. hemstitching; white;
good starting salary; congenial sur
SEWING MACHINE CO.. 3l07 M
st, NV liz
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PHARMACIST

Excellent position for capable, active
experienced merchandiser. Refs.
Apply at once PENN DRUG. 1901
z st Il
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DRIVERS WANTED-WHITE ONLY
For parking garages and lots; good
advancement. See Mr. MOORE.
1419 Eye st. NV. DO not phone
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SECRETARY
Interesting work as secretary to the
purchasing dept. manager of O large
organization.
Good working conditions.
Permanent employment.
Five-day. 40-hour week.
Pay according to ability.
Group life.
Hospital and surgical insurance.
Paid vacations.
Sick benefits.
Apply SAFEWAY STORES. INC.
1S45 4th st. NE. Ill
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MANAGER

For dry-cleaning dept. in lge plant.
Good salary and Steady position.
Apply hv letter stating oualifica-
lions. etc. Box AJAX. Star
ia
Evening star., 1951-06-03
By Ed Creoeh
A.soelctsd Press StoH Writer

Maybe you read in the paper
about the big. blond soldier from
MiddleSboro, KY.
It was his first day under fire
in Korea. He was kneeling over
another CT. trying to bandage a
bullet wound, when the Chinese
grenade landed at his feet. He
knew the danger, but he picked
up the grenade, started to throw
it as he might have hurled a
baseball.
1t exploded. mangling his right
arm.
Then a mortar fragment caught
him in the neck.
I'm hit" was all he said.
This man lived. He's been rec
commended for medal of honor
But you'd never know it from the
casualty list: All it says on the
rough sheet of paper churned up
by Pentagon duplicating ma
chine is:
Wounded
"Pvt. Kenneth w. Sells. Next
of kin: mother, Mrs. Ira Sells
Middlesboro. KY"
They're very impersonal. those
casualty lists. They tell you moth
ing of the blood and pain and
heroism that went into the max
ing of them.
They're tricky, too.
Two Kinds of Casualties.
Here's Pvt. Flubadub (there's
one in every outfit. He stands
up when he should have hit the
dust, and he gets nicked ever SO
slightly In the fleshy part Of the
shoulder. He's out of action for
maybe an hour or a couple of days,
then goes back to trying to be a
soldier. But he's a battle casu-
atty.
Flubadub is funny in way, but
another kind of war victim is not
How about the fellow whose feet
are frozen-far behind the lines?
It's nip and tuck whether he
loses his lower limbs. Even il he
does, he's not on a casualty list
He's a "non-battle casualty"
Many people learned for the
first time that there are two kinds
of casualty, battle and non-battle
Evening star., 1951-06-03

ices on how casualties should be
listed. For that matter. the prac-
tice has varied from time to time
in the individual services. AS a
result, nobody can pretend to say
how many casualties there were in
all the armed forces in the two
world wars.
The Army and its air forces
(now the United States Air Force)
have put out these casualty fig
ures: Nom
Combat Combat
World WarI 248,509 3,814,533
World War II 948,574 17,320.812
To get the full picture, you'd
have to add Navy figures. The
Navy - including the Marine
Corps - had 2,461 killed and
wounded in battle during World
war I, plus an undetermined num-
Evening star., 1951-06-03

when the Senate's Macarthur in
vestigators pressed the military
high command for an explana-
ton in recent days Of hearings.
Many were surprised, too, to
learn that "non-battle casualties"
always outnumber the other kind.
In Korea, for instance, the latest
figures show 72.679 non-combat
casualties to 69.276 killed, wound
ed or missing in combat. Until
Senators called for them, the nom
battle casualties hadn't been an
|nounced.
Figures Called Misleading.
Why not?
Well, for one thing officials
said some of these figures might
tell a smart enemy too much about
the size Of our forces. For another,
as the generals admitted, such
figures tend to mislead the public
into thinking things are worse
than they are. Gen. Collins, Army
chief of staff, said:
"If we military, particularly our
|medicos. could get away from our
military lingo and talk plain
English bit more, we would name
these so-called non-battle cas-
|ualties what they really are-that
is, sick and injured
"a lot of these people just 60
back to a hospital or an aid sta
ton for one night with a cold, OF
something else. Like a man who
has to have a tooth pulled-he l.
only out for day or two and goes
back"
But how about the serious non
battle casualties?
Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers. Republican, Of Massachu-
lsetts. said she was profoundly
shocked by the number of these
"The concealment of actual
casualties in Korea is an outra-
igeous fooling of the general public
When a man in the battle zone
which includes all Of Korea. loses
Ia hand or a foot as the result o1
exposure, he is just as much Q bat
tie casualty as the man who
stopped a bullet"
No Agreement ON Listing.
Gen. Collins had told the Sena.
tors he would guarantee there hat
been on coneealment Of real casu.
salities. I'VE are not that silly" h
Isaid.
| He might have added that there
is no agreement among the serv'
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Casualty Lists Fail to Tell Story of Pain Blood and eo in Korea

2-There are different methods
OF reporting nowadays. In the
earlier wars, a man was some
times listed as a combat
casualty If he reported to have
his temperature taken.
The Army points out that even
in peacetime you always have sick
and injured soldiers-or non
battle casualties" as they'd be
called in time of war.
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r of non-combat casualties.
NOn-Battle Rate High.

ber of combat casualties.
Nom Battle Rate High.
In World War II, the Navy. Ma
rines and also the Coast Guard
(Which came under the Navy
had 88,939 dead and 96,831
wounded. The Navy also listed,
however, 458,169 "non-battle in
juries" for its three World War II
branches.
You'll note that, compared with
Korea, there were a tremendous
number of non-combat casualties
in both World Wars. Among the
reasons for this:
I've don't have as large a
proportion of service and other
supporting troops in Korea. Truck
loading and the like is usually
done by South Koreans-and it's
in that kind of work that most
non-combat casualties occur.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c..
Cluster for Cupt. Maddox

Capt. William j. Maddox, jr.
of 423o Fessenden street NV.
has been awarded an Oak Leaf
Cluster to the Air Medal for meri-
|torious achievement for complet-
ing 80 flights in a liason Spottel
plane over enemy lines in Korea
Capt. Maddox is serving with the
1st Cavalry Division.