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Evening star., 1952-03-23

ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture
glass: china frames. bric-a-brac;
sgBuR5AN AUCTION. Rockville
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
ESTABLISHED,
PRODUCTIVE,
PROFITABLE,
FULLY EQUIPPED
FARM
AND APPLE ORCHARD
CONTAINING $50
ACRES, MORE OR LESS
KNOWN AS
POTOMAC
HIGHLANDS
ORCHARD"
LOCATED ON PLATEAU
TOWN HILL MOUNTAIN
OVERLOOKING
POTOMAC RIVER,
ALLEGANY COUNTY.
MD.
Sale on Premises
SATURDAY, APRIL S, 1852
AT 2 O'CLOCK PM.
235 acres set with approxi-
mately $500 Scientifically
maintained ma apple trees. over
spray. land. covered with deep
rng rn6 orchard grass. VIII Craze
heavy growth oak timber.
IMPROVEMENTS. One six
room managers residence; four
Soom onn' dNsiiinas dSwfiitinss' with GRe sinine sissz
14-room guest house iequip-
pedl; modern barn; packing
blacksmith's shop leauipped).
FARM AND ORCHARD
EoUIPMENT; Case and Craw.
~ 0SkOAo.. 0PCCu SpIaycIs
PIoss: tools; s:Al; p.ckiaa a'sts suckssse: kssse
ladders; held crates, ETC.; 400
foot well. $4,000 gal. reser.
voir; electric-driven pumps.
In addition to the orchard
tIs; tof stasins. ss ptSSoss's Soss Summer i aassl
camp. hunting lodge. etc. The
property adjoins 40. .O0o-acre
s9ssss sSoandinen snd with game deer. Iesesysa TS,a
the finest hunting in the East:
miles Of riding trails, fishing
snd Swimming; good schools
Property may be seen daily
through caretaker; agent on
premises. week ends.
miles iIistNaii east 81 ccSSSSsefl cSmSeslanad. a.
Nd. BY o. s.: Route 5E 3
miles west Of Paw. Paw. West
,Isss w5sinie West Dy 3, Eanta Winch..saI sl VS. Ss
FROM BALTIMoRE AND
TynAssHIHNGToNE; " 81 H.5aSsE "a 2 s; s.,,s Route
Berkley SPRINGS, West viT-
Route No. 8 to paw Paw. then
B miles west on Route 81 to
property. following signs.
Terms of sale: Cash. A de-
posit Of $4,000 cash or certi-
ned check will be required of
the purchaser ct the time and
place Of sale; settlement with
sapsOsss y s0 dayf & 1Ssnssmss ss sa%ptsd q 81 a
Of the day Of transfer.
call BALTIMORE, Hamilton
4RRsg..Nn 494Sg SE Piszn M, sSS9a; sSss9a; CUM
3. 7. NEWELL Il CO.. NC.
AuctioneerS.
JOHN n MILLER.
President.
MARYLAND.
nah23,30s
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Legal Secy. (F) $75 Wk. Up
Conference secretary $65-$7O wk.
Radio stenog., inter ONCE $3.50
Trade assn. ONCE stenog. S275
CAPITOL Hill stenoerapher $500
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 q st'
NV. ST. 1864. (Estab. is years.
Sec'y (F), Span. Eng, 1880
3 days. tax free. interofices. !.
Secy. in Alexandria - $500 yr.
Bethesda secy. S65 VIZ. IN
Theater secy., pub. rel. sos wk.
top bracket positions. INQUIRE 81. 81.
1865. BOYD SCHOOL Empl. Div,
zoo 18th. cor. @. Ma. 2340.
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secys.; steons.. bkprs.. recpts., typists,
oprs;. cashiers. PIX oprs., others.
l42O N. Z. AVE. NV. RIM. sos.
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ACCOUNTANT

ACOOUNIANT
Heavy experience in payroll, At least
3 years in private Industry, hayine
complete charge Of q weekly check
payroll involving approx. 5000 em-
ployes, familiar with volume pro-
duction problems In payroll. various
state reports and bookkeeping ma
chimes; capable Of supervising i2
employees; age, 30-40; accounting
APPLY HOT sHoPpEs. INC.
Room 200, 134l @ st. NV.
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MANHATTAN AUTO
KzAfbIsER7FRAzER. zfb Eh15 3 ZEE. 4 INC. e.

9TH AND r SITS. NV. 20
AUToMOTIvE PARTs MACHINIST
wanted to take charge Of estab-
aiSned sinn shop operation BY progres-
PIAEMENTy M lSas 1yps sARTs ns, sERVgayE RAPRly BE-
Silver Spring ave., Silver Spring,
AUTo PARTS and accessories sales.
man; must be experienced or do not
appiy: refs: REQ; good salary and
nifty. Apply 'iI1ii %ANHATTAiNp 1HSf.i NppPG5191 HUTo
q RADIO CO.. I706 7th st. NV.
AUTO PARTS MAN, white wTS Vanfed
1for position on sales. counter. with
st Be cnTySsT esTts .oGh wholesaler
piSon tg0se pE zoos. sSe1sRsT cRSrRAffa fal lu46 Me;
EAETS,. 1880 p st. NV. "a
AUTO PA1NTER-We nave IN open
ing Tor the above-averase painter.
snrs snper. on On Pisnding colors, modern
ether smploy;e ben ISennefits. tAs:Sh caIl flC LH.
xGTo BODY CO.. 1889 EsEiaaaD siadsns.
AUTO PAINTERS helper, white; va
nave an opening for young man
s, sss an experienced auto painter 8
excellent opportunity to learn ue, auto
after 5 am, PYRAMID AUTO
BODY eScoSs, So, 1886 Bladensburg rd..
AUTO PAINTERS HELPER, must be
exper. In sanding and compounding
Apply Sp GRANTS AUTO BODY SHOP.
AUToMoTiviE PARTS couNTERMSaN ouNS
~-Must be experienced; excellent
EE0Tkiyns EOr conditions; 5-day week.
AG4os iHr "a saLEsMAN fEssEi for used car ara Iot;
available; right man will have. OBJ
portunity Of building q good .busi-
ness for his advancement; season
now opening. See Mr.. Rosin, BEAI,
MOTOR CO., l4O1 r. ]. ave. ne.
AUTO TRIMMER-Tou guarantee.
afraid Of work. Must be man who
does not allow drink to Interfere
with work. .3040 NJ st. NV. BOB
.EODES OR BILL MINSoN ---23
part tirne; commission or share new
Mclean, Va lot with experienced
AUTO sxLEsMAN@We have an
opening Tor an experienced used car
salesman. Our salesmen are among
an unusually good salary Euaran-
tee; 1909 Moor time. Cail Mr..
RaEanes; MTn1 Il u after Tss 10 To- an AUTO
AUTO SALESMEN--We have open
fngs for 2 men who qualify as to
sales and dependability. We offer
one Of the best sales plans and one
q the best new cars to sell.
son blvd, Arl.
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CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN Mus
bs good carpenter, able to read
project in Virginia. Year.rourd
employment and good pay for mar
who Is willing to work. Write, Eiv-
mg age and references. Box Ass
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES
ACCTG. CLERKS S25l

SpanlSh-E Eng. Secy. I'd $40O
Mo.
Free to travel in South America,
exp. paid. Miss Lee, BOYD SCHOOL,
Emp. Diyn cor. @ and 18th NV,
ST. 1856.
Al SECY., $5, 600
Admin. good at details, under 40,
travel Phila., 1-girl ONCE. Miss
Grant, aGa fots BOYD q, SCHOOL Emp Emp. Div.
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Food Stand Attendant

For small snack bar. must be cuick.
prefer some experience but not ess
ss sssntiai, Hrs: 2 pm. to, IL pm.
5sasena job until September. Age
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
1I35 21st st. NV. "a
REPRESENTATIVE. n
salesman. week end-weekout pro-
ducer. age 25-39 free 10 travd
within . state, want o permanent
connection with the leader a itS
held. good character and aSpears
ance. want to work with state and
civic. civic leaders sg. and snd want % earn IN
(ConfiniIe5 or Nevf 1--.S
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CLERK

COLLECTION MEN
Will paw top salary to exper. men.
LONGS. -731 7th st. NV. -26
COMMISSARY .SUPERyISOR's AS
SISTANT-Unde 40, hours II pm.
70 1880 am. Assist in supervising
the loading and dispatching of food
trucks. Good nay, Opportunities for
aavancement. Many worthwhile en-
APPLY HOT sHoPPES. NC,
Room 200. 134I q st. NV.
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ENGINEERS

MECHANICAL, with technical writ.
ELECTRIcAL. with operation, main.
tenance and technical writing ex.
perience on IN to 100 XIV. gen.
orators. Good pay with consultant
! engineering company working un-
asT sevois ya c. contract MK q ECSt
KI. s-S339, after 6 pm. for ap.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

ASST. JANITOR-salary and quar-
ters. Must be able to operate eley.
and switchboard. Apply supt., 1925
New Hamn. ave a w
Evening star., 1952-03-23

ELEVATOR OPERATORS, white. over
IS. Apply superintendent Of Seryice
from 8 am. to $3.50 pm. SHORE
HAM HOTEL, .2600 Calvert st. NV.
mo phone calls accepted.) -26 :.
ENGINEER, civil or mechanical, exc
perienced. first class only, for once
or field work. Write P. o. Box 1l08.
- Ex-naval ofiicer with
civil engineering background and
naval public works experience ex-
clusively; could be Annapolis gradu.
ate; excellent salary and all employe
white, holding q Srd-class
license; lge: institution; good salary.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
HELP wTD. AGENCIES Cont,

DICTAPHoNE oPER. (P), trade
assoc, permanent - $50 Wk.
rb1-typist, adver. s days 500
FILE CLERK. days --. S45 wk.
pr. Once Recep.. 5 days $500
MxpiSEs Miss nysns l5s scHdoLs ss1 e SEC emD VII
Div. (Estab. SO yrs.l Ma. 2340.
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL BUR
l740. x ST. NV, ME. 1902
sc scy rsal sstase DAYS s e $Sae $Sae
Secys., M.D.s, with and without
shorthand, D. c.. Va. to $3.50
ReceptioniSt-secy. MD. start S20O
Addresso. -graphotype oper. to $5i
"a
BANK TELLER (F.), will train, So, ,45(
Recep., some typine, small PBx
Dr.. recep. -typist 5000 SnUs mo
BooKKEEPER, some typing.
Miss Reed, PERSONNEL e sfssarcs fssS e
12l1 fI Rf N N MA R020
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CLERK
AGE 1928

Miscellaneous, clerical work
n the. accounting division.
High school graduate, Sl99 per
month to start; 1921 in 8
months. Other periodic In.
creases; 6-day. 40.hr. week.
APPLY
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO.
PERSONNEL DEPT.
100 29th st. NV.
NO PHONE CALLS
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AUToMOBILE SALESMAN

One OF Wash.'s finest Arms. holding
2 btg-three franchise. has an OPEN
man we want Is presently employed
but Is seeking Q change: he Is
definitely not 3 doater. but has q
vell-rounded automotiye experience;
our. compensation plan has no
worker, not 3 door walker. 3 very
substantial income on q commits
sion basis Our people know Of this
nd and your application will be held
In strictest confidence. Address
Box 365-R. Star. "a
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BUS BOY
OLMSTED RESTAURANT

1886 @ 81. NV. pa
MISUNDERSTANDING. sober; pleasant
WORKING conditions; no Sundays
CS. S454, Sunday. 10 to 2 p.m.i
BUTCHER--Must be thoroughly ex
per. and have local references. Tol
pay to right man. Apply IN persoi
only. 1904 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
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ASSEMBLIES
(ELECTRONIC)
MUST BE ABLE TO WORK FROM
SCHEMATIC6
GOOD PAY
ERGO

ENGINEERING g. RESEARCH CORP.
INTERVIEWS MoN.-sAT.. s-s
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CONTACT MEN

CONTACT MEN
Ynung. men with cars wanted by ma
uonal publishing co.; good salary.
and car allowance; college preferred
nMs not necessary. Apply Mr.. Me-
KINNEY, 1121 9TH sc. NV, on
Evening star., 1952-03-23

CARPENTERs, frame men; long Job
pm. Sunday, ME. 2076. 24'
CARPENTERS must be good mech,
residential work: $2.25 per hr. Cal
bet 10 am. and 2 pm. WI. 1884.
CASHIER, honest and reliable; TO,
grocery store. to work with owner;
good opportunity for right man
Apply in person. 627 7th st. s.w.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

lEstablished Is years.)
u. S. EMPL. SERVICE
c. AND r. OFFICE LOCATED
316 18th STREET NV,
Consultant. water trade route; drafts.
men, ensrs., nurses, organic chemist
procurement officer. electrn.; suppl,
spec. mech. co., bookkprs., cashiers
payroll elk. stenos., typiSts; 0thel
clerical. prot. pos. local and overseas
NO FEES.
TRADES AND INDUSTRIAL s.
OFFICE LOCATED 9
COS < STREET NV.
Auto. bodymen, auto mech. with tools
electricians %. c. hcl. laboratory
electronics mechanics, machinists
restaurant workers, serv. stain. ct.
tends. ID. c. permit).
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

AUTOMOTIVE SALESMAN
Opportunity for ''live-wire" individual
70 MI local territory for old-estah-
lished wholesaler Of automotive &C.
cessories, supplies and equipment;
L. s. JULIEN. INC. 1443 p st.
NV. NO. 6075. rs
AWNING HANGER, experienced, must
have d. G. drivers license. Apply
5l6 Forest Glen I'd. Mon. morning
o to IL. --23
BAKER an around: sober. reliable
Hshed % -nr retaii ~ bSkery: ~ sE dayWorE
closed Sun; salary based on ability.
BARbEiR, coiored, guaranteed $50
per Ek. 1905 Wade I'd. Sc. LU.
BARsTffESNDER AND yANIToR, Can
Mr.. BRuMsAU0H. 70. 5-0oo3;
+ q
Evening star., 1952-03-23

CAB DRIVERS WANTED-If you are
Q cab the BLACK & WHITE CAB
CO., out Silver Spring, viii assist
you IN obtaining your permit. APP
Ply B. d o. Railroad Station east
CAMP coUNsELoRs. Desirable nos,-
tions open for group leader, cabin
counselor. and specialists for riding
end sailing: Apply by letter to
CAMP ARROWHEAD. RID. Lewes,
Del. pvt. summer camp for boys.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture.
glass: china. frames, bric-a-brae;
SUBURBAN AUCTION, Rockville,
Evening star., 1952-03-23

IMPROVEMENTS: One six
room managers residence; four
tenant dwellings; one eight
room for SO people; % one
14-room guest house iequipe
pedl: modern harm; packing
shed; garages; smoke house;
blacksmith's shop (eQuipped).
Evening star., 1952-03-23

Mostly. day work. Prefer man owe,
40 who Is active and can handle
colored help. Starting salary. S4i
Apply Paul James, CLARENDON
BOWLING CENTER, 1047 N. Irvinl
SL.. Arlingt0n. We. --23
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continued on Next PassS
Evening star., 1952-11-18
Local Group Honored
For Juvenile Work

The Bakers Dozen, Inc, which
operates a youth center at 1911
Fourth street NV, has received
honorable mention for the Lane
Bryant Award for outstanding
volunteer service to the commun-
ity.
1t specifically was cited for help
ing solve the juvenile delinquency
problem in its area, the Associate
Press reported from New York.
The organization is sponsored by
the Howard University School of
Social Work.
The first award of $1,000 went
to the Association for the Educa-
tion of the Mentally Handicapped
Child of Milwaukee, Wis.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
Chevy Chase Group Back,
Dual School System

The Chevy Chase Cd. c. Citi.
Eens' Association last night voted
in favor of the present law for 9
dual public school system in the
District with substantially equal
facilities.
The question had come up a.
the previous meeting and was
referred to committee because it
was thought not enough members
were in attendance at that time
The auditorium of the Chevy
Chase Community Center was
packed last night. Donald N
Merryf1led, president, conducted
the meeting.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
Sterling silver

Gracious tea sets give sterling silver
its most delightful expression. Its
eIeom and Iustre are port of the hoI-
doys. Shown at top is F.B Rogers
Margaret Rose pottern five-pieee set
-. coffee and tea pots, sugar, creomer
and waste :. I. at q very attractive set
price, 1000
Pictured below is Reed 6 Bortons new
Town and Country pattern five-piece
teo set. An enchanting blend Of trodi-.
tionol and contemporary makes this
pleasing sterling silver choice. The
set. 27O83
Add 2O9o Federal tax.
WGL-The Silver Room, First Floor
-. Selection at Bethesda Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1952-11-18
PTA to Discuss Curriculum

The Mckinley High School PTA
will hold a panel discussion on
Curriculum and Children's Needs"
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the school,
Second and T streets NE.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
for HOLIDAY AT HOMES
Orrefors

Sweden's fomed hand cut erystol
stemwore sets keynote of fineness
wherever it is used. Designed with re.
morkobIe simplicity, Coronation pot
tern is typicoI Of Orrefors' beautiful
Proportionine and exoctness in execu-
ton. Left to right:
Cordial LIS
Cocktail 200
Claret ESQ
Sherbet ESQ
Goblet ESQ
WGL-GIosswore, Fifth Floor,
Main Building
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-08-17
r u E B E A c o N
GHE B FAC n
T.4i Paper ie nu3li shed twice a month
~ Murie3 3rea~s Ct Dillingham; Alaska.
Sui Sol ip.ior rates: Sc, GO Le- years
PRIEST ATTACKS rvs RE3qRl Cf5oN

IEIhaE zGzAsGg rvs EESgEcG5oN
Father George 8. Endal, S.Je, local
Catholic priest. vigorously attacked tho
restri cti on imposed upon personal use fish
Ing by the FWS in address to the FVIs
a utaoris4.s while in rio1ic session at
the N Hall tue,:s5 sta,
After reading telegram to BARTLETT, :.
. Delegate for ALASKA rslthive to the matter !:
:siEnea by G: .EhoKsk BHSSa i $
FNS. juneau, lie stf Se5sds the two So Trent
thoughts contained j n that mes sage, namely
that the hardships claimed were greatly ex-
aggerated and that personal supervi sion
would require at least doubling the enforce
me.t crew. In support Of has contention
that the claims were not exaggerated, Fr.
Endal presented incomplete list Of we'll
over 70 families who were affected by the
restriction and stressed the fact that the
list di dnot include the residents Of Clark
Point and E<uk.
He then stressed the point that tho FWs
was aware Of the alternative course it
right pursue by doubling it's present on
fore ement crew but preferred in the name Of
economy to bear down heavily upon the all
ready desti tute residents. FIR. Enda1 ques-
toned the WI sdom Of this course. 1.-THE
agency making the regulation," he saids
"must be guided by consi deration Of tho
common good. The question which the WlS
must ask itself and answer honestly is
this: in viii CHI way wi II the community suf-
fer the least? And here we must @ nsider
the fact that the addi tional expense Of -
Law enfo re ement would, be, distributed. over /
q much grseter punts peeple saa he, ~
more east y carri ed, while the present re-
gulation wei CHS heavily upon few and thos
very poor" Since thi restriction affecte
the residents in provi ng for their very
primary need Of food merely for the sake Of
facilitating law enforcement in matters Of
secondary Importance. FIR .Endal said he coul
not see how it wise or even just
Law; and felt the Agency should have been
all the more reluctant to have recourse to
such q harsh measure in view Of the fact
that it was expressly forbidden by Congress
to prohibit the taking Of Fl sh for local
food requirements and for dog feed.
In closing he regretted that the FFS has
not succeeded in establishing better rela-
tions between it and the conmuni ty it seeks
to serve. The key to this failure he thot.
lay in the attitude Of the agency which
seems to look upon itself more a restric
tive force than constructivS one. "The
Agency, he sal d, "seem content to allow
irrati onal predators unhampered liberty in
depicting the salmon runs. to devote their
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-08-17

...Kinda got my feelings hurt last
night. Overheard my husband telling
pal. "Some women always have the lest
word. mi ne never gets to it." (L'M still
telling him off...) Everythings going
wrong, Bet on horse called Poison Ivy
but he wes Scratched. Call back later.
/. noosen-
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-08-17

...Dates nowadays are so perp1eK1ng. 1t
always turns out bets as smart as the
next guy. but the next guy always turns
out to be a moron...
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-08-17

...You can sure tell the diff B.
tween young and an old man by his eyes
One looks at the past and the other look;
at what is pass1ng...
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-08-17

II Some Of you Kids @cod1d have been I'LL
ed when you played around OF tie vet ce.
|ment in the dollhouse the o3hei n-gh3s
Didn't you see those iron scu5oe all cvo:
the floor below you? IF yoa'd fal,en. ye
might have had one Of them right through
you. Get smart--keep away from any bull,
ing that is unner constructions.
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-08-17
bachelors have been

hittins the beacon box office the past
few weekst For instances.
...there's the guy who came into the
, store looking for soma insecticido to
de-woman.ze his homes. eand the Two guys
who live out the road and .;on3ht ali t::e
stuff to make a batch OF speg iietoj --evyn
the wins-- then wanted to set tie ic~
noodles; Finally. talked them into buy
ing spaghetti latter all;) end nserd they
haven't been to work since saEd these
other two :dream boys rAac ect;1:c.iy No-ed
their cabin floors (wha5 fugi 53v,s ::scl
the a1imony gangt) .and tnc: enc ci.@ra"t.
who works for Alb and Is enjoying he snH:b
hess getting from his pals lecauss ~
likes tho shine in his "manas s. eyes to
the shine he gets at the bar..e
...Wea1. 1t's like + just sad 81 the
men; have Just taken oyer tine tc.vnr.s. 49,.
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Prime Ministers Start PorIeys
On 7 rdde and Finance in London

Prime Minister, N. c. Havenga
while Indian Finance Minister Sil
C. Hintaman Deshmukh is depu.
tizing for Jawaharlal Nehru. Co.
lonial ';ecretary Oliver Lytteltor
speaks for Britain's farf1ung col.
onieS.
The ministers seek to work out
a program of steps to be taken
Immediately to put the Common.
wealth on a paying basis-selline
enough abroad to pay for what
the nations must import-and q
long-range plan to ease the flow
of world trade, particularly be-
tween the dollar and non-dolla1
countries.
Necessity for Meeting.
The conference-first of its
kind since 1932-became neces-
sary because the Commonwealth
of more than 500 million people Il
spending far more than it earns
the result Of war damages. over
spending and cold war costs.
The officials were expected tc
wind up with a tough program ot
reduced expenses-less roads
schools, hospitals, harder living
and higher and more efficient pro.
duction, especially of food.
Their long-term aims are ex.
pected to include a strengthening
of the pound, eventual freedom tt
convert 1t to other currencies anc
a vast international banking anc
investment system, a sort of At.
lantic Payments Union modelled
on the European Payments Union
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Doctor Says Sister Kenny
May Die by Saturday Night
BY the Associoted Press

~ uS %sSoSiotUo TteSS
BRISBANE, Australia. Nov. 2s.-
Sister Elizabeth Kenny's doctor
said today the life of the famed
|poliomyelitis specialist is slipping
away and that if her condition
continues to deteriorate, he does
not expect her to live until to-
morrow night.
Arrangements. meanwhile, were
made to divert an airliner to land
here with supplies Of a new drug
trypsin,. being rushed from the
United States in a desperate last
effort to dissolve the brain clot
which is killing the 66-year-old
nurse.
The plane is due here Saturday
night and an automobile will rush
the drug to Sister Kenny's home
at Toowoomba, IS miles west o1
here. Her physician. DR.. John
Ogden, held out little hope the
drug would help her, even if she
lives until it arrives.
He reported his patients right
side is paralyzed. She also has
contracted pneumonia since she
was stricken by the cerebral
thrombosis November 10. Large
doses of antibiotics have resulted
in no improvement in her con.
dition.
DR.. Ogden said Sister Kenny il
unable to speak or to recognize
any one.
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Death Faces 11Czechs
Convicted as Traitors
As Court Spares Three
BY the Associated Press

VIENNA. Austria, Nov. 28.-
Eleven former Czechoslovak Com
munist leaderS-including archi-
tects of the coup that swept their
country into the Soviet Orbit-to-
day faced death on the gallows
as confessed traitors. They indl-
Gated they would not appeal and
1t was believed they soon would be
hanged in Pragues Pankrac prison
President Klement Gottwald
still must approve the sentences
but since the prisoners allegedly
plotted his murder, Gottwald is
not expected to show mercy.
Throughout the trial, the alleged
plot was described as Zionist
inspired" leaving the obvious i'm
plication of a still wider crack
down on Jews behind the iron cur
tain.
Heading the list as convicted
ringleader in a "Zionist-Trotsky-
lite plot TO overthrow their pro-
Moscow government. are Rudolph
Slansky. former secretary general
of the Czech Communist Party.
and former Foreign Minister Vlado
Clements. All but three of the
II are Jews.
Three Get Life Terms.
Three other Jewish code
fendents were given life prison
sentences yesterday at the close
of a week-long purge trial in
Prague-a trial marked by viru-
lent anti-Semitism and an OBJ
vious attempt to blame the group
for Czechoslovakia's failure to full
fill Russian requisitions for sup
plies and war materials.
The court explained its leniency
in the case of the three spared
from death by saying that one of
them had helped to implicate the
group and the three were merely
links" in the alleged pro-Western