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Evening star., 1951-08-28
CRAFTSMEN, JR. .-SR,

CRAFTSMEN, JR.-SR.
knowledge of machine shop prac-
tices. Drafting school experience.
Call for appointment. ST. 09S6.
DRAPERY HANGER, experienced; Call
DRIVER. White. for established dry
cleaning route; good salary and
commission; references required.
Apply 200 4th st. me-, NO, 3436
DRIVER for dental lab, 5-day week
HAMMOND g. HALPERN, 925 goth
DRIVER. for wholesale cleaning route
Apply r & s CLEANERS. 1909 4tf
DRIvEiRs-1f YOU IKE to drive sad
like to earn GOOD money. See
ARLINGTON YELLOW CAB CO.
a03 N Glebe rd. 80
DRIVERS, white, 25 to 40; full
time. | nights, 4:30 to 8. Good
character and appearance. Excellent
salary. Call Sunday only. WO. 6036.
DRIVERS. over o5, to drive light del
eoupes for photo service. Apply In
person 10-5:30. LUDWIG PHOTO
CO. 2101 Wilson blvd. Arl. -3
DRIVER-PORTER, light delivery
hours 4 to 12i Sc per day plus
tips. Apply 2912 Nichols ave. Sc
after IL noon. -2S
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statesmen AT ONCE

tive men to provide much wanted
landscape advisory service to home
owners in Washington suburban
area. You need no experience, as
field training assures immediate and
non n-seasonal income. No planting,
no deliveries. no collections. no in
vestments, no down-payment prob
in advance Of shipment on open
account. Commissions paid imme-
diately. Repeat sales keep your
earnings growing. Several profitable
territories now open. Car required
Telephone MR.. W. w. COLBY. Tuck
erman 5000. Aug. 26th and Goth.
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ASST. CREDIT MANAGER
AUTO TITLE CLERK

Must be experienced in credit work:
5-dav week. air r-cond. ONCE. Apply
Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR MASTER
PIECES oil 1th st NV. rs
Evening star., 1951-08-28

FLOOR SANDER AND FINIsHER,
white; exper only. Phone GE. 1882
FLOOR SANDING MECHANICS. Hx-
perienced only: steady wcik: cal
between am. and D.n.. WA
Evening star., 1951-08-28
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER

Accurate with figures. able to type;
| 5-day week; air-cond ONCE Apply
| Mrs, Strauss. MAJOR MASTER
PIECES oil 9TH St NV -2S
Evening star., 1951-08-28
SERVICEMEN
WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTED-SALESMEN
Local. well-known firm has openinl
for three top-notch statesmen or
men who aspire to be statesmen
Our business Is good. IL mos. out O.
the year and Is not affected b,
usual business trends, If you qualify
should earn over 5000 per yr. thu
rest OF YOUR life. YOU must Fave
car but will not be required Il
leave Wash. and immediate area
For personal interview write Boz
I3S-I Star rs
Evening star., 1951-08-28
SALESWOMEN

Careers in selling open to women
who enjoy meeting the public. Pleas
ant work in our modern air-cond
pantry houses. Some selling or
cashlerlng experience desired; meals
paid vacation and sick leave Lo-
cations in Md, Va. and D. c.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1124 II st. NV. No Phone Calls.
Evening star., 1951-08-28
ROIITE SAT,ESMEN

High caliber aggressive men
needed for training as laun-
dry route statesmen. Prefer
high school graduates now
employed age 70 to 40. We
tions and excellent working
conditions with advancement
opportunities. Report 10 our
personnel once for an inter-
view or write. stating your
qualifications. or call DU.
iii for an apt.
Evening star., 1951-08-28

We have an opening in our organi-
zation for a young lady who is .
sood tvPPist' willing to work from rom
cashier, and title clerk Auto ex-
pcrienced preferred but not essential.
Good starting salary. See Mr..
HptCn.so alter am AIlID
WHOLESALERS, INC. 1882 Bla-
den Shurp rd
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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK - Business
school or college training; iU-hr.
wk.; sick and annual leave; hos
ptalization. Salary commensurate
with ability. NAVAL RECEIVING
STATION Ridp IT IN ---,Iu
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PAYABLE invoice clerk,
legible handwriting and accurate at
figures; able 10 type. Apply Mrs.
Strauss. MAJOR MASTERPlEC -S.
Gil 9TH st. NV. -2S
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REAL ESTATE SALES

Actual sppraisals in the field plus
training in sales psychology. list
ing talks. second trust talks, con-
tract studies and license exam
preparation. Go with our free
morning classes being conducted
silver Spring. Just think, in one
week we have you out in the field
making money. One new asent.
Kay Perkins, made two sales in her
first week. II you are young and
o hs1ye hsss hfascnatg rs yogr sasess Snanes to cs
Mr.. Breer, COX a. CO., 81. 0776,
RE. 6S12. UN. 1875.
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TRUCK DRIVER
WASHMAN

EERfFlf9sss FRfFfSoroE apply EyAuspERERs Nj RsT1ss
CLEANERS. $500 S. Four Mile Run
dr.. Arl.. Va. GL. $500. 80
WASHING MACHINE MECHANICS ex-
cellent opportunity; permanent en-
RsxqdeniD; RSyd Do%bs Sa5 fufnIfasf ELEefR1c See CO.
WASHING Gi MACHINE asaiI SERVICE MAS
experienced, will consider young
man to train. Call LA. 6-5213 after
wARIEHousE WORKER; colored
Perm. position. Not mind long hrs.
lifting. $40, start. Apply l0ll Z
BOY. is or II years old. for general
work in printing plant. S35 week.
WILsoN-EPEs PRINTING CO.. 7O7
BOY. about 10. to work in news
stand. 8 am. to S:45 an. Mon
tl1,9,l.r thronsh Fri Apply to SERVICE
MAN (coloredl, with D. C. permit,
for used-car service department;
must be experienced car cleaner
and able to make minor repairs.
MT; Kennedy. TRIANGLE MOTORS
MAN. must be familiar with repair
Of dented metal services; 40-hrc, s.
day week. Employe discounts or
purchases and other company bene.
fits. Call or see Miss Jones 2S0t
v st ne. LA. $500; rear OF Hot
Shoppe, Bladensburg rd. SEARS
ROEBUCK a. CO. 80
MAN. under 30. must be willing to
learn surveying. computing and
construction inspection. Call OW
1862. rs
MAN; white. general work in furni-
ture warehouse located at 13o Que
st. ne. A very choice opportunity
with one of WaShington's best
known firms. Excellent salary; must
have D. C. drivers permit and be
of good character. This is perna-
nent position, with pleasant working
conditions and a company pension
plan. Call Mr.. Matthews at WOodley
4244 for appointment. COLONY
HOUSE, 4244 Connecticut ave. NV
MAN WITH CAR-Would you ike 10
iner .as- your weekly income $50 to
S25 OF more during your spare time
selling Rawlei"h Products to con-
sumers nearby? Write RAWLEIGH'S,
nnAN fNhaafaF pa
Evening star., 1951-08-28
YOUNG MAN

For will call dept. neat appearance
Apply Mr.. Ettlin. 3rd floor. BOND
CLOTHES. 1885 F st. NV. Us
YOUNG MEN wanting to learn TV
antenna installation work: must be
husky and of working age; good
starting salary, periodic increases;
many employe benefits. II interested.
uhone NAL at Ii. 7-620l. rs
YOUNG MEN, as machinist helpers
Excel. opport. to learn fine trade
Single men preferred. paid vacation
I and disqualification. Apply BOWEN
AND CO., 47l2 Bethesda ave.
RefheSda. Nd i
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RADIO MEN

REAL ESTATE LEASING SPECIAL.
IST, man who knows the real
estate leasing business can make
big money working out. OF this
downtown once. Leads furnished:
Listings furnished. See Mr.. Dixon OF
JAMES I; ~ DIXON ssoN & co. lOss u i5th
REAn E r.T;i EisfArE sE E2s2 SALESMAN, must aO b.
capable or selling the better-class
CO. LEouM & GERBER. Realtors.
1918 Conn. ave. NV. OR. 1000.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN--Draw-
ing account may be arranged. exper.
or inexper. man with car. for 8; 8.
area; excel oppoEt. full time. sH.
Real le,l EsTnTE EoHnG : %sASH1EIsMEssSc2 S1IsMEEssS ca good
man to make good connection with
good company in Arl. This is most
active sales section in entire Metro.
politan area: See Mr.. Dixon oi
y LANES Is I; ct DIXON ESoS CO. 1922 -a6 i5th
REAL " ESTATE SALESMAN, expert
enced. full time; s.e. ONCE. JAMES
CARROLL. 3119 Nichols ave. Sc
REAL ia Estate Estate SALESMAN, one Who
has been successful. to specialize in
ginia. BOSS q PHELPS. INC. 1877
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, one who
has been successful. to specialize n
the sale of homes in the District and
nearby Maryland. BOSS & PHELPS
INC. l4l7 X st, NV. 80
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for estab-
lished, progressive, Virginia real es-
tate firm. Drawing account to quail
ified applicant. Call Mrs. Burd
THE RRANT CO.. ia. 4-1600. --2e
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN; one high
type, thoroughly experienced man
required by one of Northern Vir-
ginias leading Arms of builder
brokers. Better-than-averaRe income
assured. Call .or appt. POMPONIO
REALTY INC, OW $500 It'll p.
1ooo Wilson hlvd Arl Va 30
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30
NIGHT AUDITOR
Must know hand transcript; for busy
downtown WASHINGTON hotel. Box
2S7-V Star -
NIGHT MAN for elevator and switch
board; large apt. blda.; good refs.
required; Week days after 10 an
NIGHT H '0Si 0WSiATcHMAN, construction
ioD; must have transp. Box 4sl ao X.
NiGHr isst wATCHMAN. experienced;
short hours. good pay. hospitaliza-
son Hn eaif eAGRNER MorR AgO5y co. in PSI
oUTsiSs Fra aSs' ~ ni~ sERvrcEMEN. we % need
,. good outside servicemen and are
willing to pay an excellent. we mean
excellent salary to the right men
BETHESDA Iv T. APPL1ANCEE' LANCE 7o5e
PAINT SALESMAN, exper. preferred
but will accept and train ambitious
person. Apply Mr. Marshall johnson.
BARBER BAaR6F 4 Ssd, ROSS. 9TH and V a6 sts
FAINTER. Steady work. inside. all
winter; Ice. bldg:; dntn, Apply Q am,
or after, once 2o1. 1923 Conn. ave
PAINTERS. come to 1922 Newton st
NV. at ZOO am.
good pay (whitel. 1928 M st. II
PAINTERS; maintenance; regular
work. rain or shine. Apply WORTH
INGTON, 1719 Eye st. NV. Il
D. C. Must be 1st class. Call AL.
0672 after 6 pm.
PAINTERS, large construction Job
steady work; out Georgia ave. to
Evans dr., turn left, Carroll Knolls
subdivision. Go to top Of hill re-
port to mill. DAN OSTROW CON-
STRUCTION CO.
PAINTERS. f2l. experienced on new
construction. No drinkers, Cali after
pm. OIL. 1890.
Evening star., 1951-08-28
statesmen
THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING
is IN THE EATING

THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING
is IN THE EATING
II you are under As. own . car.
have good references and want to
earn from $135 to over 5000 per
week. working from 4 pm to $3.50
pm, let us prove that is exactly
what our men are doing right here
in Washington. We don't tell you
what. can be done. We show you.
We prove what our men earn by
letting you watch them earn. One
Of our men will take you with him
and earn better than S135 during
the week you are with him. Our
plan is simple, dignified and sure.
Let us prove 1t. No promises, no
claims. no big talk-only
in the field. You can't lose. Seeing
b.tRees ts D.,isvias ,ns DTop 0y and ssNdE sss n
$40 Warner Bldg. 18th and Z SITS,
Evening star., 1951-08-28
HELP MEN
SAT.ESMEN

Keen minded and aggressive for semi
tionsiiy Advertised. Must have car car
and able to be bonded. II you are
accustomed to making more than
$1,000 yearly we will be interested
and you will be thoroughly trained
. No phone calls. 131 18th st. NV
Apply Mon. Tues. and Wed, hrs.
Evening star., 1951-08-28

4. j. BADINI & SON. Il
PLUMBER; experienced in jobbinS
and repair work. Applicant must be
liable. Full time, year-'round en-
ployment with no seasonal layod.
Highest wage. Christmas bonus and
excellent working conditions are
offered. Apply Mr.. Edward, JOHN @
WEBSTER g. SONS, INC. 627 +
st. NV. 10
PLUMBERS HELPER. exper.; refer
ences. Call OK. 2277. 80
PLUMBERS HELPER; must be ex-
perienced, sober young man, to work
on new construction. Apply at once.
between 9-4. WEHRLE d. DRURY,
1909 Kenilworth ave. ne. 80
P0RTER-for men's store, see Mr.
Ehrman. D. J. KAUFMAN. INC. $50
14th st. NV. -
PORTER over 81 for liquor store.
Experience not necessary II willing
to work. ..pply in person only. 10
am. to . pm. REX LIQUOR
STORE, 1919 Wis. ave. NV. 80
PORTER. S35 per week: B-day week.
Apply in person. SURPLUS SALES
COMPANY. 925 Pennsylvania ave.
PORTER. needed BY photo lab. Apply
,s;,:s. s,s;;S,:s0. LUDWIG s2 PHOTO CO.. elol
PORTER. steady position. HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO.. 7o3 9Th
PORTER. selored, for ofic. BIDS.
Call MI. 0190. -2S
PORTER; colored. part-time, 3 nights
and alternate Sundays. Drivers per-
nit ind excellent D. c. refs. req.
1901 Ga. ave. NV.
retail liauor store;
d. C. drivers permit and local ref
erences required. Reply in person
only. 5319 Wis. ave. NV. 80
PORTER for Post Cafeteria. Cameron
station. Alex. .Ya; TIE. 500. Ext:
sun or night work 80
PORTER AND DRIVER. suburban
Apply SUBURBAN. RExALL DRUG
STORE. Viers Mill Village shoppinE
Center. II
PORTERs. for lse. apt. house, S-day
wk. Sl25 month. Apply MR.. ROB
ERTS. 1900 Quebec st. NV. go
Evening star., 1951-08-28

MACHINIST, for small precision work
3 years experience. IA. 5-6666. .-3
MACHlNIST; good pay, excellent
working conditions; regular and par
time Apply Mr.. Miller, ULINE ICE
CO Bird and NJ sts. ne. 80
MEATCUTTER for supermarket; per-
manenr position for dependable. ex-
perienced man. Apply in person.
POSTN'S. 5156 Ga. ave. NV. rs
MEAT MAN, part time; experienced
meat man for self-service meat
dept. See Mr.. GREENBERG at 1873
r. I. ave. ne. 90. 80
MECHANICS several needed. due to
expansion. $40 guar. top working
cond. in lge. service center. vaca-
tion and holiday with pay: See Mr
$40 N. Henry ST.. Alex. Va. (Truck
Route II OV o1n1 -3
Evening star., 1951-08-28
YOUNG MEN, WHITE
BANK TELLERS
SUPERVISORS

Age 20-35. 5-day week. air.
conditioned building. Expert
ence not necessary. Box 40-R,
Star.
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THE EVENING" STAR
MULTILITH OPERATOR

Experienced. under 35; per-
manent position; good pay;
many employment benefits.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
1924 H ST. NV. No Phone Calls.
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SPOTTER
STEWARD

For outstanding club, Washingtor
area; give pertinent details first let
ter. Replies held in strict conn.
dence. Box 20l-M. Star. 28s
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SERVICE MAN
(GAS OR OILY

MUST HAVE TOOLS AND
TRANSPORTATION. AP-
PLY TO MIR. HAMBLETT
G ENE RAJ HEATING g.
ENGINEERING CO., 2131
9th ST. NV, BETWEEN
$3.50 AND $50 Am.
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Responsible Young Man

Responsible Young Man
Age $3.50, college graduate. law stu.
dent or recent law graduate, inter
ested IN training for responsible
claims position in local office o!
nationwide automobile insurance co
Advancement assured capable man
Excel. opportunity, Please write full
particulars, giving age, MARTA
status. education. experience II any
etc. Box 4a7-L. Star. -2s
Evening star., 1951-08-28
DECORATOR
SALESMAN


TOP level Wonderful opportunity for
mature man with pleasing per-
Sonality, well-rounded selling expert
ence, working knowledge Of deco
rating Salary plus bonus or COM
mission commensurate with ability.
Write fully. Box 435-L. Star. 81
DELIVERY MAN. must have drivers
license, good reference; over 81.
Apply liquor store in LANGLEY Park
Shopping Center. New Hampshire
ave. and University lane. 80
DELIVERY MAN for grocery market;
drivers permit Apply NORMANDY
MARKET, 5008 Benning I'd. Sc. --29
DENTAL LABORATORY TECHNl-
CIAN-All-around laboratory tech
nician; must be experienced; 5-day
wk.; ideal working conditions; good
pay. WI. 0700. 80
DISHWASHER. colored, must be ex-
perienced and steady; references re-
quired. $50 week to start, meals
and uniform No Sundays. MAY
NARD'S REST, 1903 14th st. NV.
DISTRIBUTION CLERK, young man;
exper. not nee, will train. Good
hours and salary. Apply Auditor
once. CARLTON HOTEL, 18th and
DRAFTING iF1i 8iS TEACHER in lone-estab
drafting school, one capable Of
teaching architectural and me-
chanical drafting; day classes. Ad.
dress, giving detailed information o.
qualifications. Box 19-L, Star. rs
CRAFTSMAN, experienced in restau-
rant equipment layout preferred
Apply in person, 1114 9th st. NV
Evening star., 1951-08-28

Tv SERvICEMAN for outside work;
experienced; salary and commits
sion; paid vacation. RADIO HOS
PITAI AL, 400 -oS
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HELP MEN
RECEIVING CLERK
ROUTE SALESMAN

For established laundry and dry
cleaning route. Good earnings Inn
mediately with an excellent oppor.
tunity for q polite young man will
ins, to work to build the route and
Farren. WEST END LAUNDRY,
1923 Pennsylvania ave. NV. be-
tween 10 and II am 90
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EMPLOYED MEN

3 eve. and Sat. part time work: retail
or contact exp. helpful but not nee !;
no car required; about So to 81
hr, Apply Tue. or Wed, 5 to $50
p.m, rm. 702, 7l0 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Dulles and Macarthur
Confer by Plane Radio
BY the Associo,sd Press

TOKYO, April 16.-Special
Ambassador John Foster Dulles
arrived here today after a dra-
matte airborne radio conference
over the Pacific Ocean with Gen
Macarthur.
AS Mr.. Dulles plane passed
Gen. MacArthur's United States
bound Constellation Bataan the
two men conferred over the planes
radio on the proposed japanese
treaty. -.
Mr.. Dulles, the State Depart
ment's architect of japanese
treaty, flew here to reassure the
japanese people that Gen. Mac
Arthur's removal would not affect
the proposed pact.
Mr.. Dulles said he told Gen.
Macarthur of my personal sense
of need for his continuing counsel
and support"
"He (MacArthur) assured me
that I could count completely
upon any help and assistance that
he could render" Mr.. Dulles said.
He added he regarded his talk
with Gen. Macarthur as "a good
omen of success"
1t. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway
Gen. MacArthur's successor as
Far East commander. met Mr..
Dulles at the airport. ..~t
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Cain Says He'll Ask
Declaration Of War
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, April 16.-Senatol
Cain, Republican, of Washington
yesterday called for a United
States declaration of war against
all enemies of the United Nations
in Korea, including countries
contiguous to Korea
(Korea is bordered on the north
largely by the Manchurian part o1
Communist China, but also ad-
joins a narrow strip of Russian
Siberia on the East Coast.
Senator Cain did not specify
any countries by name. -
He said he will introduce reso-
luton in the Senate tomorrow for
a declaration of war.
Il intend to make such reso-
luton OF find out where we are
and where. in Gods name, we
are going" he declared.
The Senator announced his
plan in heated radio debate with
Senator Benton, Democrat, OF
Connecticut over the Columbia
Broadcasting System.
He said that the so-called "po-
lice action" in Korea should be
changed to war"
In the debate. over policy ir
Korea, Senator Benton challenged
Senator Cain to "get it out ir
the open instead of getting at il
in backward way behind Gen
Macarthur"
Senator Cain said that would
happen when he introduces the
resolution for a declaration of war
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Japan Gives Gen. Macarthur
Greatest Acclaim for Foreiqner

|cloud-fiecked air. chased by Jet
fighter planes as playful as por-
|poiSes.
But Gen. Macarthur left behind
sadness among the officers and
men Of his command-and their
|wiyes-who crowded by the hun
Idreds around the edge of the air.
field to see his departure.
Mai. Martin w. Baumgaertner,
a Protestant Air Force chaplain,
put it this way:
What impressed me most was
the genuine regret in the faces
|of the people here. What I saw
in their faces was. to me, the
greatest tribute ever paid any
living American in our time. The
tears were really there"
General Sits Stiffiy Erect.
The air was chilly and the
smoke Of cooking fires hung over
the city, when Gen. Macarthur
black limousine slipped through
the gates Of the American EN-
bassy at 6:28 am.
It glided through a crowd o1
japanese, long assembled there
and slipped down the hill past a
troop of japanese Boy Scouts.
Gen. Macarthur sat stiff1y erect
near the right window of the
rear seat, his hand saluting the
long lines of black-garbed Japa-
nese police. who snapped in.
dividually to attention.
Mrs. Macarthur, at the opposite
window. smiled and waved a white
handkerchief. Son Arthur had
slipped down between them.
The seven-car procession carry
ing the generals party headed to-
ward the main highway at a
throttled-down 80 miles an hour
five below the speed limit.
The japanese were packed along
the sidewalks-girls in bright
spring kimonas, old women with
bent shoulders, youngsters in
shapeless black school uniforms.
They sat on walls and hung
from trees. They stood atop their
parked bicycles to see over those
in front. Fathers held up chubby
and sometimes bored babies for
a better view.
Walk Miles to Be on Hand.
A grandmother and her grand
daughter had come from a town
so miles away to represent their
family. Others had walked miles
to be on hand. The majority had
left their houses around dawn.
I'VE just wanted to say good
bye and return the confidence
which the general showed in the
Japanese people" one Of the two
sisters remarked.
The japanese did not applaud
or cheer. They stared in a silence
broken by what sounded like a
prolonged and continuing sigh.
They waved the Japanese flags
that Gen. Macarthur retored to
Evening star., 1951-04-16
hanagerDirectsEvacuation
OF 15S From Blazing Hotel
BY the Associated Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind, April 10
Richard Hoffman. manager oi
the Oliver Hotel. trapped in his
apartment by a fire, directed sue
cessful evacuation Of 158 hotel
guests by telephone yesterday.
Through a fire alarm, arrange
ment hooking up all rooms by tele-
phone to the hotel switchboard
Mr.. Hoffman instructed guests
to stuff towels in the cracks un-
der their doors and windows. Then
he gave orders for a systematic
clearing out. one section of the
hotel at a time
The guests all we're safely out
side by the time flremen put out
the blaze. The fire was con-
fined to the third floor of the 20
apartment hotel annex.
Mr.. Hoffman discovered the
fire shortly before noon when he
opened his door and found smoke
pouring down the corridors lead
ing to the main hotel building. a
250-room structure in downtown
South Bend.
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Macarthur Greeted on Landing in Honolulu
1continued From FIRST Page.l

Continued From First Page.)
Air Force captain and his crew of
MP's rushed me.
He said he got a few shots Of
the general despite the rough
ing up"
Few photographers got a clear
view of the general in the few
minutes his party spent at the
airport.
Gen. Macarthur remained aloof
to the row a few feet behind him
as he shook hands with Admiral
Arthur w. Radford, United States
Navy commander in the Pacific;
Hawaii's Gov. Ingram Stainback,
and Army Secretary Pace.
Mrs. Macarthur left the plane.
rechristened the "Bataan," on the
arm OF 1t. Col. Anthony Story.
Gen. Macarthur pilot. The FIVE
star general followed with his 13-
year-old son. Arthur, who was
born in Manila and never before
had seen the United States.
AS the general stood in the
doorway of the plane his face was
wreathed in smiles for a brief
moment. A few minutes later he
grinned broadly as he met Ad-
miral Radford, Gov. StainbackI
and Mr.. Pace.
The Welcoming Committee hung
a fiowered lei around Mrs. Mac
Arthur'S neck. Similar leiS were
handed to the general and his son.
Only 4 minutes after they left
the plane the MacArthurs were
on their way to Admiral Radford'sl
home.
Mrs. Macarthur was dressed I'M
a purple suit. She grinned broad
ly as she left the plane. The
general wore a dark olive drabI
uniform with Gen. Eisenhower
type battle jacket. He also wore
Evening star., 1951-04-16
THE EVENING STAR A.3
Washington, D. C. 80 -
MONDAY, APRIL I6, 1881

Ithem-many having only crayorcd
Ired balls on white paper. >,
The cavalcade passed under a
banner reading: Bon voyage. We
hope general comes here again.
Another said: 1--WE are gratitude
to Gen. Macarthur. We hope he
come back SOON" A third relayed
greeting of a Shinto priests as
lsociation.
The route was black with
Japanese police-10,000 of them,
the largest police turnout for any
parade in Tokyo's history.
The police explained they came
mainly to pay their respects to
the general and not in fear that
he needed protection. Not an
untoward incident was reported
throughout the day.