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Evening star., 1951-08-25
GEoRGE Q. GERTMAN. -AtI0rnsy.

American Security Bldg.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court.-No. 1899, Admin
tstration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the State OF
Maryland has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District Of
Columbia. Ancillary, Letters Of ad-
miniStration eta, on the estate
al Rosa P. Hayes, late Of the
District Of Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticatsd: to the
suscriber, on or before the 4th dag
81 February, AID 1852; otherwise
they may BY law be excluded from
All benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this 22nd day Of
August, 1851. c. WILLARD HAYES
East L,enox St. Chevy Chase. Nd
(Seal.) Attest: FRANK 2; BURKAET
Deputy Register Of wills for thu
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of tht
Probate Court. 4 au.26,se.l'o.
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ASSISTANT, to assist
ance Of laboratory supplies and
equipment; must have one or two
yrs. college training in chemistry
and physics or high school educa-
tion with experience in q chemical
laboratory; minimum salary, 81 .3S
with other periodic increases; 6-day,
40-hr. wk. Apply employment offlce,
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO.,
1100 29th st. NV, Monday through
Friday. $50 am. to 5 pm. No
phone calls. -26
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HELP MEN

ELECTRICIANS or experienced help
steady workers; new and old work.
Car NIL; steady work; call before
pm. 81. 1857. After 8 pm. 81.
$3.50. -26 4
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Junior Executive

A real opportunity for successful
life. We need young men to start
new executive training course for
responsible positions with q pro-
gressiYe organization. Every young
man with initiative and at least
average intelligence should take ad-
vantage of this paid training pro-
gram. Excellent employe benefits.
including car expense. See Mr..
American Finance Co.
2o2l N. Moore st., Rosslyn. (Just
N acrnas KAv Rrtdnel
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statesmen
THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING
IS IN THE EATING

Z you are under As, own o car.
earn eays SS sstsEe1sss ssS to oven and so y
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.
letting you watch them earn. One
Of our men will take you with him
and earn better than $135 during
the week you are with him. Our
plan is simple, difinified and sure.
Let US prove 1t. No promises. nc
claims, no big talk--only
PROOF
in the field. You can't lose. Seeing
IS believing. Drop by and see me
y639 Warner Bldg, 18th and z sts
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HELP MEN

PORTER, daywork, 6-day week; must
be dependable and neat in appear
sn snse Ksss good nIsa sIslary nm AppS aSs bldg II
18th st. NV. --26
PORTER. good pay. meals; only sober
EsNK naa nFoop aggRRop eIss 1853 coiamSfs ceHiaaISSGf
pike. Arl.. Va. lnext door to Navy
Annex.) ~
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THOS, ]. OWEN & SON, AuctioneerS,
435 Southern Building.

THOS. ]. OWEN q SON, AuctioneerS,
435 Southern Building.
Trustees sale Of Valuable TWO TWO
S2RS.zFh STORY AND pR4SK RAsEMEDW DWwEf4sINd SENt;
KNOWN AS PREMISES 224 ELEv-
ENTH STREET, NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of q certain deed OF trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 90f,
Folio 427 ct sea-, of the land rec
ords Of the District of Columbia, and
at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell, at public auction In front
SIXTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A:D:
1851, AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM. the following land
and premises. situate in the District
of Columbia, and designated aS and
being Part of original lot. Is in
Square 964, being more particularly
described by metes and bounds IN
purposes of assessment and taxation
as Lot S2S in Square 964.
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed
of trust for approximately S6,53g. 20
further particulars Of which Will be
announced at time of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of S50o.O0
required. Conveyancing, recording,
ETC., at purchasers cost. Adjust
Terms to be complied with within
30 days, otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion OF the
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
JEROME MALIN,
Ru25,2S,3O,se1,5. Trustees.
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HELP MEN

CARPENTERS, 1st class, all around;
steady work, plenty Of opportuni-
I ties for right men. Report TO 7067
Western ave. NV. or call OIL. 09bS
after 6.30 -2b
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PRESSER
524 sth ST. Sc.
PRESSER
PRODUCE MEN

PRODUCE MEN
Experienced preferred. but win train; rain;
SHIRLEY rood STORES, Srs 4oS
Swami ave. Alexandria. Va. --26
RADIO AND TELEVIsION REPAIR-
MAN. FRIENDSHIP RADIO q
TELEvI5IoN CO., 1922 Wis. ave.
RADIO Adj AND Tv MAN. experieneed S
ors or ca ialay AT GRs s45 AepS Il RsTsSh
RADIO q TELEvIsIoN CO., 301
RADIO liSn ~ AND Sis' TELEvIsIoN SERVICE
MAN; permanent; sal, $1.50 per
sad s5 sBG sBtsD gD Ssao fss6
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. one 1S Who
has been successful, to specialize In
the sale Of homes IN nearby Vir-
ginia. BOSS q Phelps. INC. 1417
REAI L. Estate SALESMAN, one new Whd
has been successful. to specialize in
the sale Of homes In the District and
nearby Maryland. BOSS q PHELPS.
RRHI. ING. ia15 EsT5aFE X st; ts;EnEiEEsMAN-PeSS9oa- niE
nsnt. full-time selling position eyail- s
est references required; splendid
opportunity for right man. Please
contact Mr.: Farr, FRANK 8. PHIL
REAL Estate sALEsMAN--Draw-
ing account may be arranged, exper.
or inexper. man with car, for 8. 8.
area; excel. opport., full time. SH.
l011. YOUNG & BOWERS co.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Experi
enced preferred. for active estab-
lished virginia once. Cali Mr.. caney.
REALTY INvEsTMENT corr; Real,
tors Arlington. Va, OW. 9020.-26
REAL ESTATE Statesmen ~. wanted
for active Conn. ave. ONCE, with or
without experience. s. r. MARTIN
& CO., Realtor, 1923 Conn. aye.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for new
project; NV. section, in the District.
Excel. opport. Call WO. $3.50 bet.
REAL ESTATE sALEsNIEN-we have
excellent openings for 2 experienced
statesmen for Northwestern Wash.
and MONTGOMERY County, Md.
Kinks REALTY CO.. Ho 677s.
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PAINTERS
Experienced only. Apply JAFFE. oil
18th st. NV. -
nATNTnlEDC |yKyIITTEA

-
Experienced only. Apply JAFFE. 911
PAINTERS (WHITE)
Inside and outside. experienced; large
apartment DEVELOPMENT: good hourly
pay. BUCKINGHAM MAINTE-
NANCE DEPT, 5000 N. 4th st.
PAINT CLERK for wholesale and re-
tail exclusive paint store. One VINO
has had previous experience in paint
or hardware store. BUTLER-FLXNn
PAINT CO.. 600 C st. NV. -26
PAINT SALESMAN, exper. preferred
but viii accept and train ambitious
person PasRE APPLY nE MaFfna stS and ss
PAiNTERs WANTED-Long construc-
KAY RGn 'eS, 'SeSo,NsTRReUceTfoN HRe5e feS CO. Conn,
pssyEkINS Essstf oT ThsatTPi hssaTtTTpiNnsNT. hs white
reliable. s am. to $50 pm. No
sundays or holidays. Apply IN per
PARKING ATTENDANTS, d. C. per-
NIT plus local references required;
experienced drivers only. ABBY 722
10th st. NV. 20
PARKING LOT MANAGER
No Sundays; D. C. permit; local reis.
ApQ1y 900 Eye oS.
PHARMACIST: registered Maryland
Splendid opportunity for right man;
S125 week to start; chance Tor ao-
vancement: good hours and enylr-
onment SUITLAND PHARMACY
1892 Suitland rd. .s.e. --26
PHOTOGRAPHER, thoroughly exper.
camera, candid and portrait; perm;
position in. high-type resort hotel
studio; neat appearance mad smooth
fast photography essential; excel
salary. CHASE STUDIOS. 1904 M
PLAsTERERs. Ii sh;EERs .first class, white only
Rets., RlfslicS Nd. hsss. See MR. NSa JoHNsoN. Mst
PLASTERERS WANTED to work ir
Silver Spring. SH. 4154 --26
PLASTERERS wanted. white. Come tc
Lee hwy. and N. Quantico St.,
Arlington. Va, or call JE. 3-S60O.
Plenty Of work, excellent wages.
PLAsTERERs, white e. : Jst-ciass g me
PLAsTERERs colored; must be lst-
class mechanics. for white coating; l
sssiSS sssS H. sSs aSS 'idsddiioi Madison IS. ne. On
HiSss a 4. J. BAp1N1 q SON. --25
PLUMBER and plumbers helper
Must be experienced. Apply STAND
ARD GAS APPLIANCE, 2s13 18th
PIUMBER. Il aiM; acquainted with remodel
ing work. Apply GENERAL HEAT
ING ENGINEERING CO.. INC. 2lSl
pgasuhmsfERs ash 81 ~ HELPERS, experienced S
only; steady read-round Job. CAL Ii
A-Al
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FINISHER

for piano work; fuli-time
permanent position; 6-day week, g.
hour day; light airy shop; immediate
opening. State age and experience.
Personal interview arranged. Re-
plies confidential. Box 22s-M, Star.
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MEATCUTTER for supermarket; per-
manent position for dependable, ex-
perienced man. Apply in person,
POSIN'S. $3.50 Ga. ave. NV. --2S
1st-class Bendix service
man with experience, 2: g: drivers
work j. L. BATEMAN q SON, 2004
r. I. ave. ne, Ho. 2200. --27
HELPER to learn the
auto business. Steady work. paid
holidays. Old eStab firm. In reply,
state age. salary desired, and ref
Box 116-L, Star. -26
thoroughly experienced;
S75 per week: reliable, permanent
employment. MARKET ESQ CEN
TER, 400 Fla. ave ne --25
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statesmen

We can use 3 salesmen for our out
leads furnished; we handle our own
paper; men now earning $160-S300
per wk.; must have car and make
good appearance. For interview. call
Mr. DeCarlo at NEISNERS, ME.
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SALESMAN

Aggressive masonry supply house de-
sires top-notch man for projected
territory, metropolitan washington.
Only man with building trade fol-
lowing need apply. Liberal drawing
acct, car expense, and excel. COM
mission rate. We have complete
line Of new tunnel kiln shaie face
brick. Call MA. $685.. $40 am. til
10 am. for appt.
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HENLEY, 71O9 Marlboro pike, Dis
trict Heights, Md. -26
FUEL OIL TRUCK DRIVER
wanted; ali ". Can Ii. $4,000. rs
FURNITURE WAREHOUsEMAN with
some furniture repair experience:
excel. opport. for the right man
to tie in with young and growing
organization; salary open. Apply
in person to Mr.. Mcdaniel, after
10 am. EASTERN FURNITURE CO..
r1RSNITuRE 1HS 4 ri HWeAREHoUsEMAN, must
be experienced; good salary; perma-
nent. Apply MALCOLM sCATEs.
GARAGE ATTENDANT, coiored; shift
midnight to am. Must have d. C.
permit. See Mr.. Henshaw at ga
rage. BRoADMooR. 1901 Conn.
GAS lSs' shT;xErIoN !; ;xErIoN ATTENDANT. reliable. %
Late evenings and all day sat. and
Sun. sc. section. VI. 447O. -25
GAS STATION SHIFT MANAGER,
experienced in handling men; Ex-
cellent pay and eongenial hours.
Many benefits including paid vaca-
ton. Apply Mr.. Norris, LOGAN
(Ford). 2017 Va. ave. NV. 20
GAS STATION ATTENDANT-Expe
enced man preferred. ESQ Station
with ongenial working conditions
and good pay. oaAppi Apply Mr.: Ennis
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS. road
service men; no Sunday work; must
have d. c. drivers permit: excel
lent salary. Wo. 1927. 4615 Mac
Arthur blvd. NV. 80
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TAVERN MANAGER experienced.
middle-aged; refs; opportunity to
acquire part interest. Box 116-L.
Star. 81
for shop repair of ra-
dio and television; excellent oppor-
tunity and good working conditions,
full employe-benef1t program, in-
cludfng vacation. pension, sick
leave, disqualification, etc. Call Mr..
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RELIEF CLERK

RELlEF CLERK
For busy motel; must be experienced
on hand transcript Box 27-J. Star.
for shop repair of ap-
pliances; excellent working condi-
tions, fun employe-benefit program.
including vacation, pension, sick
leave. disqualification. etc. Call
Mr.. Shallow at GE SUPPLY CORP,
HU. $500.
HU. $500. --27
ROUTE SALESMAN; white. for es-
tabhShed coffee and grocery route,
car furnished. Opportunity for a
man looking for good earnings and
security; must have Al references
and be between 26-40 yrs. of age
and married. Call COOK COFFEE
co co. 1896 for appt. -26
SALES ENGINEER--Top television in
strument company wants man with
electronic background to handle
sales in Baltimore Wash. territory;
must be able to demonstrate techni-
cal equipment; must have car; sales
experience secondary to technical
ability: starting salary, $500 plus
expenses. bonus later. Box 433-L,
Star --3l
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ADVERTISING PRODUCTION MAN
with agency or newspaper experience;
excellent opportunity. Box 465-L.
ADVERTISING ARTIST AND lay
OUT MAN with agency or newspaper
experience; one of Washington's top
agencies; excel,A opportunity. Box
Evening star., 1951-08-25

PORTER, steady position. HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO.. 705 5th
PORTER, drivers license: excel.
salary and hrs; meals furn. 1886
Conn. ave. NV. WO. 5000.
P0RIER icE lob ScR u auto auto. accessory .a4 fEs
right man. Apply In person. HER
SONS AUTO q APPLIANCE CO..
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Administrative
Assistant
AD.IuSTOR

Young man. over 2I; permanent po-
sition with large financial organt-
Zation. group insurance, hospitali-
zation and retirement plan: 40-hr
week; car furnished. expenses paid;
trained to be q branch manager.
Apply In person, CONSUMERS
CREDIT. 3317 r. /. ave. Mt.
Rainier. Md, -27
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PLUMBER AND
HELPER

APPLY MR.. YINGLING,
G EN- NERAL HEATING &
ENGINEERING CO., 2131
9th ST. NV, BETWEEN
$50 AND $50 AM.
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FLOOR SANDER AND FINISHER,
white; exper only. Phone GE. 1892
FI0oRR ga SANDiNG MECHANICS. Hx-
perienced only; steady work: call
between 2 am. and p.m.. WA.
FRY COOK. exper.: good hours, good
pay. Apply in person, HOUSE OF
HENLEY, 7109 Marlboro pike. Dis
trict Hei9hts Md -oR
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SALES EXECUTIVE

SALES EXECUTIVE
We are seeking a man of high cali
ber sales ability: experienced direct
speciality merchandising. auto. heat
ing. or air conditioning; must have
successful sales record. State full
qualifications in first letter. Salary.
expense account and car furnished.
Apply by letter only. CHRYSLER
AIR TEMP SALES CORP. 1412 9TH
at n w --ZO
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lCASHIER. MGR

70 work evenings and week ends;
must have some knowledge Of auto
parts and service; please state ex-
perience and salary expected to
start Box 27-L, star. ---26
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STENO-C O-CLERK
To business manager in zone
ONCE of automobile manufac-
turer. Capable Of assuming re.
sponsibility, adept at figures.
ant Working Condition.. Write
Immediately relative to exper.,
education, age, etc. Box 79-L.
Star
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Auto Truck Mechanic
BOWIE'S
474 VIRGINIA AVE. S.W.

AUTO TUNE-UP MECHANIC
New-car dealer has opening for first
class experienced reliable man. Must
be thoroughly familiar with all types
carburetor work; top weekly salary
for right man; 5la-day week with
ideal working conditions and equip
ment; paid vacations with life in
surance and disqualification for your
self and dependents. Married man
preferred. Reply briefly stating ex-
perience. age and marital status.
Box 2S-I, Star -29
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BAR HELPER-White, over 2I, good
salary. meals. and company bene-l
fits; apply head bartender. CARL
TON HOTEL, 10th and X sts. NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Webb Tells 0'Conor
u. 5. Is Still Working
For Release Of 0atis
BY the As.eeiaied Press

Senator O'Conor. Democrat, of
Maryland said last night he has
received State Department as
surances that "unremitting effort"
is being made to free Associated
Press Correspondent William N.
Oats from a Czechoslovakian
prison.
The Communist government
allied Mr.. Oats on spy charges
last July after a trial that was
denounced in the free world as a
travesty on justice.
Government deeply Concerned" {"
Senator O'Conor issued state
ment in which he quoted a letter
received from James E. Webb. I'm
dersecretary of State. 1t said:
ever since the arrest of Mr..
Oats, the United States Govern
ment has been deeply concerned
about what happened to him and
about the means of obtaining his
release.
mot a day has gone by since
that time when the department
has not endeavored to advance in
some way action which might
help him."
Senator O'Conor had written
to the State Department on No
vember 20 urging a reappraisal of
the Governments efforts to OBJ
tain Mr.. Oats release.
Stern Action Ruled Out.
Senator O'Conor said Mr.. Webb
told him that while extreme ac-
ton of breaking diplomatic re-
lations might have been taken to
show our disapproval of the i'm
prisonment of Mr.. Oats. it Is not
considered that this would have
helped him.
"On the contrary. such an ac-
ton would have cut off all effec-
tive channels of communication
for pressing the case with the
Czechoslovak government and
might well have destroyed any
possibility Of obtaining his re-
lease"
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Dogs, Cats FroIic
At Christmas Party
OF Humane Society
by the Associated Pres,

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-This
was Christmas Day for Manhat-
tan's dogs and cats.
Several hundred were guests at
the annual Yuletide party given
for them by the Humane Society
of New York.
And, in true Christmas spirit.
there was not a single cat and dog
fight.
Accompanied by their owners,
they gathered near a Christmas
tree In the society's headquarters.
The dogs got presents, such as
leashes, biscuits and timed food,
and so did the cats-catnip mice,
and colored collars with jingling
bells.
The society. supported by sub
scriptions from dog lovers, offers
free medical service for pets.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
lea Secretaries 10 Hold Three-Day Meeting Here

Field secretaries of the National
Education Association will open a
three-day session here tomorrow to
discuss problems Of education.
A feature of the opening session
will be an address by Miss Bess
Furman. author of White House
Evening star., 1951-12-16

Profile" and Washington corre-
spondent of the New York Times.
The field secretaries have a pri-
mary responsibility in recruiting
membership Of the NEA.
The meetings will be at the NEA
headquarters at 1901 Sixteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-16

$6.95 ''Baby Coo" with latex body,
plastic head and sleeping eyes. She can
be washed with damp cloth just like
a real baby She looks charming in a
ninon dress, bonnet, panties, shoes and
socks. c@D Oh
Evening star., 1951-12-16

SII.98 BLESSED Event doll that's
cuddly and lovable. She's Is" tall and
has a life-like expression that can be
changed Press her back and hear her
cry. Made of vinyl arms and legs with
stuffed body. This doll is dressed in a
flannel diaper shirt, bath G - Oh
robe with blanket------ @eDeOO
Evening star., 1951-09-14
Four Catholic Priests
Arrested in Shanghai
Star stan Photo.
By the Assoeioted Press

HONG KONG, Sept. 14.-FourI
Catholic priests were arrested by
Chinese Communists in Shanghai
last Friday, it was learned here
today.
One of the priests was a Belgian, J,
another Irish and two Chinese.
ALI were members of the Catholic
Central Bureau. which was estab-
lished in 1949 to coordinate Cath
olic operations in Red China. The
Communists suspended the bureau
June 6 and ordered its members
investigated.
Arrested last week We're:
Father Francis Legrand of Bel
gian Schuet missions. About AZ
years of age, he was formerly
attached to Siwantze Mission,
Mongolia.
Father Alden McGrath of the
Irish Columbian Society. He is
about 40, and was formerly mis-
sionary at Hanyang.
The Chinese priests were identi-
fled only as Fathers Matthew
Chan and Joseph Sheng.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
Higher Phone Rates
Asked in Maryland
Called Conservative
By III. As.oeioisd Pres.

BALTIMORE. Sept. II. An
economic consultant testified yes
terday the Chesapeake g. Potomac
Telephone Co. has been extreme
lily conservative" in asking $5.5
million increase in its Maryland
rates.
Jackson Martindell, president of
the American Institute of Man
Iagement at Princeton, N. j.. made
the statement at nearing before
the Maryland Public Service Com
mission.
After he had finished, the PSC
recessed the hearing for an In
definite time. When it resumes,
attorneys representing the State.
Baltimore City and the commits
sion will croSs-examine the four
witnesses the company used to
state its arguments for higher
charges.
Decision Next Year.
There was no immediate indica-
ton when this might be, but the
commission is not expected to
wind up the hearing and make its
decision until sometime next year
MIR. Martindell said he based
his extremely conservative" char
acterization on a study of what
the company has to pay for cap
ital.
A fair return on it's investment
ought not to be less than the
cost of capital he said, and he
estimated the cost to be between
| 712 and 8 per cent.
! 10 Per Cent Average Increase.
1 Previous witnesses for the COM
pany had presented calculations
to show that the increase would
give it a return of only 6la pei
cent on its investment.
The rate boost the company
wants would approximate 10 pei
cent, averaging out at $1l.75 q
year for each of its 100000 SUBJ
scribers in Maryland. The CON-
Ipany figures this would increase
its net income by $2,750. 900 a
year.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
Czechs to Throw off Red Yoke,
ExiIed Political Leader Says
Middle Class Party
Secretary Scores
Soviet Cooperation

A Czechoslovakian political lead
er in exile predicted today that his
country eventully will lift the yoke
of communism and return to the
family of free nations.
In the meantime. Miroslav j..
Svestka, general secretary of the
Czech Middle Class Party, is busy
making plans for economic, politi-
cal and sociological developments,
to be held in allegiance until his
country is free.
Mr.. Svestka, So, of 1724 Taylor
street NV, scored the present
government for its cooperation
with Russia.
Small Businessman Suffers.
The small businessman, whose
fortune and livelihood are wrap
ped up in his enterprise, is suf-
fering most, Mr.. Svestka said.
1.-THE people who put them in
prison and guard them," he
warned, should remember what
happened to the people who col
Elaborated with the Germans in
1945."
He pointed to two other things
as evidence of the Starnglehold the
Communists have on his country
slave labor and the Oats case.
Concentration camp inmates, he
said, are put to work mining urani-
UNI at place called Jachymov.
Concerning the Oats case. Mr..
Svestka said he is convinced the
American reporters fate shows
that the normal work of a news
man in Czechosloyakia is highly
undesirable" !"
Praises Engineers Escape.
Mr.. Svestka praised the engineer
of the Czech train which this week
cracked through the Iron Curtain
in a spectacular flight from the
Communist satellite.
He said the deed of Frazek
Jarda, the engineer, was a Sig
Inificant thing to the people at
home" and that Mr.. Jarda'S
action was wonderful proof" of
what the people in Czechoslovakia
think of the present Communist
regime. The train, with part of
Its passengers, was returned to
Czechoslovakia yesterday.
The whole country, Mr.. Svestka
said, is a vast concentration camp,
awaiting a liberator, as are other
nations behind the Iron Curtain.