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Evening star., 1952-12-21
PERSONAL

VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person: 24-hr nursing care;
licensed ny State and county Super
vision JU. 9-6040
TYPING, proof reading. editing. man
uscripts, thesis; prompt, eficient
serv.; pick up, defiv. JE. 3-9547.
BOOKKEEPING. part time at your
ments, tax returns. etc. JE. 3-9547.
MEXICAN LAWYER, registered con.
immigration. EDMUNDO CASTILLO
$50 Broadway New York Z, N. Y
PLANNING A PARTY? Spacious at
tractive accommodations available
for your next dinner party, banquet,
dance or club meeting. fne food ana
reasonable prices; catering services
14th st, NV, RA. 3-2745, RA. 6.
1852. 81
WANTED: With private family. good
room, bath. with board. some serv-
ice for elderly couple, one partially
1ncapacitated Address Box 151-T
Star. 21"
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
q st. NV.
Slip COVERS made to At: all work
guaranteed. Phone WA. 7-433b.
VACANCIES for men or women. 81
derly, diabetic, paralytic, chronieell!
III, ETC.; 24-hour nursing care. Ii
eensed. 10. 6-0S72.
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ADVERTISING
ASSISTANT.
Manager

A position that calls for good COPY
exper.. preferably better mems wear
plus a knowledge Of all the me.
outstanding opport. for a man tc
develop and utilize his full capabili.
ties. Write giving BACKGROUND anc
salary desired. Box 1S7-V. Star.
ADVERTISING PRODUCTION MAN
A top retail Job that calls for exper.
and initiative; unusual opport. for
man who knows his stuff. Apply
Personnel office, 3rd f., RALEIGH
HABERDASHER, 1920 F st.
AGENT, old est. life insurance com.
ington: Excel. starting pay with
other benefits. No exper. necessary
We will train you. This is a year
rouEd position with no layoffs. MA.
Evening star., 1952-12-21

When Gnswerinp advertisements
addressed to Star bores. do NOT
tncloss original references. photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
sondl Udlve. Copies serve the pur-
pose and originals map Get lost.
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CONNECTICUT
Photogrammetric engrs., several yrs.
experience, pref. married.
PHILADELPHIA AREA

CONNECTICUT
Photogrammetric engrs.. several yrs.
experience, pref. married.
PHILADELPHIA AREA
Accountants. construction workers,
methods and procedures engrs.,, air.
cond. consultants. architectural de-
sign engrs., craftsmen, estimators.
machine shop evaluation engrs. Per-
Sonnel recruiters and training asSts.,
visual aids designers, researchers
chemical research engrs. Electronic
research engrs, machine develop
men. msnt snsrs,: mechanical ]. i,r research rt
LOCAL
Transformer. designers, electronic
engrs. and technicians. ordnance
cataloguers. test and service engrs.
telsc0. mathematicians and statis-
NEW YORK
Project mgr. chemical ensr.; aircraft
or air armament range project
tronics. mechanics. ballistics or
guided missiles, application engrsA
exp. process engineering. promotion
of commercial work in chemical
and petro-chemical fields. design
electronic engrs.. physicists, Fh.D.
mathematicians, material ,take-off
man (arch. constr.). sr. design engrs;
sr. elec. engrs. (power); inspector,
pressure vessels; checkers. piping;
checkers, Instrumentation; checkers,
pressure vessels; designers and
craftsmen, architectural and/or
structural and/or heat and vent;
craftsmen. electro. mech. and/or
electronics.
MARYLAND
Servo engrs., systems ANALYSTS. sr.
eTsa0P emsrs. taircTaft), % sr.ua sr. eleetricai s
engr. systems engrs.. ir. mech.
designers, mech. engrs.. structural
FLORIDA
Range chief. rocket and gunnery;
range chief. bombing range: instru-
mentation project engrs.. data plan
ming supervisor. asst. instrumental
tion chief; asso. chief. data pro-
gramming; photo optical chief. eIec-
tronics section chief, mech. section
CHIEF. tech. services supervisor.
Many other openings locally and in
,other parts Of the United States in
the fields OF construction. research
and design electronics, radar,
loran and sonar. Please come In
now or out-of-towners send resumes
and register for other excellent op-
portunities beginning in January
National Empl. Service
110s 18th st. NV.
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Classified Ad Rotes

Local AdVertiSerS
Three Lines (Minimum)
! time, 43c per line.
3 to 6 times consecutively. 3Sc per
line.
q times consecutively, 36c per line.
New automobiles. 60c per line. 4-line
minimum.
Special Notices and Personal, &c per
line additional.
Out of town rate, 60c a line each
insertion; four line minimum.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second in
sertion.
Re PIana q Star cla aaaifeh Al Call
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BKKPRS. AND ACCOUNTANTS-we
specialize in these positions. ATLAS.
1920 N. Y. ave. NV, RE. 7-5767
SUPERIOR EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
1106 N. Capitol st. NV, has quail
fed colored help; all kinds; male and
female; days work and baby sitting
our speciality DI. 7-789S.
IF UNEMPLOYED or wish a BETTER
POSITION. see GRACE DUNN i'm
mediattly at 1911 G st. NV. GRE
ENGINEERS. all kinds; physicist
geopogists; local and out of town
positions paying to SIS 1000. BOYD'S
cor. G and 18th NV. ONE. 8-3537)
SECRETARIAL POSITIONS. all kinds;
dozens do, .i. Of excel; sII. Openings; $e9;S555
SONNEL SERVICE, estab. II yrs.
1911 G st. NV. (ST. 3-3664).
STENOGS., Bookkprs., clerks. sales
men, all kinds openings. See Miss
Dodge, PERSONNEL SERV.. 1911
AL SECRETARIAI.. POSITIONS pay
ing $4,000 UP; others on CAPITOL
HILL, legal, assoc, executive. admin,
exper. and juniors. so openings daily.
Est. 80 yrs. Miss Grant, BOYD'S
cor G. and 10Th (ST 3-3f3Rf)
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All the Following to Be Sold by
AUCTION
Williams Auction House
9lS NEW YORK AVE.
VrgJT0 TTTES fnEN S1DrdN ~ . AZ

w AA44dI110 0uCt1Ok1 I1OuSC
9l8 NEW YORK AVE.
THIS TUES. tDEC. 23rd)-2 PM.
Twin-bed fine mahog bedroom suite.
Sheraton bedroom suite, with double
bed.
Chrome breakfast set.
Maple breakfast set.
Wal. dining rm. suite. 10 pcs.
French-motif 3-pc. liv. rm. suite.
Odd liv. room chairs.
Odd general-purpose side chairs.
Hollywood beds.
Very attractive new lounge chairs.
1nnerspring mattresses.
Fancy table and boudoir lamps.
"Fyfe" style drop-leaf table and
chairs.
Several boudoir chairs.
Mahog. Gov, Winthrop desk.
Odd French wal. china case.
Large French wal. odd buffet.
Mahog. lamp coffee and end tables.
Silverware, all new; gift articles. etc.
Numerous other household effects
On exhibition now to sale hour daily
AUCTIONEERS PHI. Ma. S-2620.
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BOOKKEEPER

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator
with or without experiences; knowl-
edge Of typing necessary; 5h day
week. Salary to start S55 per wk.
Permanent Enclose Tel. No. Box.
131-T. Star. 21s
department store operation. Must be
alert, aggressive and merchandise
minded. Excellent opportunity for
right party. Our employees know oi
this ad. Box 1857. Star.
BUYER for infant and girls wear foI
fast turnover operation In depart.
for person who can qualify. Oul
employees know OF this ad. Writ
Box 13z.T. Star.
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HELP WTD. AGENCIES (cont. f,
ARLINGTON-AT.Ex
y. S. Empl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES

NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
315 18th STREET NV.
Architects Landscape and marine)
bacterioloEist. craftsmen, engineers
estimator (metals). medical records
librarian. mathematician. production
Illustrator, physical geographer. ply
sician, psychiatrist. physicist. physi-
cal therapist, patent lawyers,
therapeutic dietitian. hydrodynami-
cist, X-ray technician. manager
restaurant: baggage agents. IBM
proof mach. oprs. Dictaphone oprs..
telephone oprs.. cashiers, court re-
porters. stenographers, clerk-typist.
sales (retail and wholesalel.
sos K STREET NV.
Cooks, S35-$75; countergirls, $50
S25: countermen, S35-S60: house.
men. S30-S40; restaurant cashiers,
$40-S50, and other restaurant work
ers: porters, S35-S4O: age 21-45,
must have local ref: truck drivers,
$35-$55. age 21-45, must have local
ref: wool pressers, S4O-S6O. l yr.
exper. min. fast workers.
735 18th STREET NV.
Female power sewing machine oprs.
factory exper., under 35: couples,
household d-institutional recent exper.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
DO NOT TELEPHONE
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE
'Washinston's Largest Agency"
Statesmen
Food sales (for broker) $500
janitorial supplies (no expsr; nee1.
Beverage CO.. plus comm. plus car, car
Insurance co. dife or casualty.
Special representative trainee, $3.50
washington representative for ofice
l. m1SPiaS oPFHcE 81 AND pRorEss1oSSSSSGI SSSG mo-
Night auditor MGR. experJ $3.50
Stenos. tunder 800, many. to 3.640
Cashier (downtown), start - SO, 900
Accountant-bookke $4,000
Underwater trainees. start $4,000
Auditor tsome traveD. start So. 900
ACCOUNTANT executive trainees
(B.C.S. necessary to S4.160
PIX. typist S3,120
Airline sales supervisor trainees),
start $3.50
Jr. accountants for C.P.A., st. $500
Chief engr. small hoteD $500
Furniture refinisher ttop experienced.
S4,160
Warehouse manager (appliance ex-
perience) start - So. $40
MANY JOBS WITH EXCELLENT
FUTURES FOR YOUNG MEN 17-2I
COME IN. LET'S TALK ABOUT
THEM. ASK FOR MR.. RAMSEY
OR Mr.. HOPPE.
1102 18th ST NV
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AUTO SALES MANAGER

For one Of Big Three manufacturers;
wholesale and retail exper. required;
selling and merchandising to deal
ers. Replies confidential. Box
1S5-V. Star.
AUTO TRUCK MECHANIC, expert
enced: 50-hr. week. guaranteed sal
airy. paid vacation and all legal
holidays; excel. working conditions.
Apply .TREW MOTOR CO.. 1920
Reed st. ne, -26
BODY MEN WANTED (3). expert
enced. Straight salary, well equipped
ave. ne. EX. 3-649O. --22
BOOK Statesmen with exp. wanted.
For appt. call Mr.. Brown, Elk.
3-S314 Mon. and Tues, 1O-2:3O
pm. Highest comm. paid.
BOOKKEEPER - Accountant - Full
charge bookkeeper needed to handle
all records and reports for medium
sized residential bldg. firm. Under
40 yrs. Prefer Bethesda area resident
with car. $S5 wk. start. All replies
will be answered. Box 105-V. Star.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debt contracted by any one but
myself. OAKIE CHANDLER, 1106
o st. s.e.. formerly 1921 Langston
pl. Sc. 22"
WRITING PROBLEM of any kind or
length? Don't go quietly to pieces,
copy a steady look. Second. we walk
necessary, Into your hands again
IN a matter of hours, the we'll
dressed final product is ready to fly
onward and upward. MEARS MANU-
SCRIPT SERVICE, RE. 7-3513. Den
rike Bldg. Editing and rewriting.
Bring in your copy and we'll try
it on for size. No obligation l. 1t
doesn't At. Hours, $50 to $50.
APPRECIATE CALL from any one Wit
Messing traf1c incident at Conn. ave.
ext. near Chevy Chase Lake and rail-
road tracks Sat. eve, $50 Dec. Is.
Contact LO. 5-2S14.
XMAS TREES. apples. Stayman Wine
sap. Delicious, all kinds. Sl.50 bu. UP.
Pure sweet cider. filtered. soc gal.
Homemade can goods. Directions:
Out Ga. ave. 3 miles turn left on
Viers Mills rd., 1921, next door
to Food Fair. DOROTHY'S FRUIT
STAND. in Wheaton, Md.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
but myself GOLDEN ]. T. JONES,
239 9th st. ne, WASH. D. C. 21'
ALMOND unfired fruit cakes. IA
lbs, So: no cheap filler; almond but
ter. l h.. 81. Call OIL. 2-12S7.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
HELP--MEN

FARM HAND. furn. 2-rm. cottage,
milk mill and 9s!vi tirewocd must au.s,t b geo
good wages. Write B. r. SALISBURY
FOREMAN. white. for brick storage
yard. Call MR.. MACKAY. OF
4-9300. $3.50 to / weekdays. pa
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HElP--MEN
ACCOUNTANT

Accounting graduate or night stu
dent for permanent position with
home office Of payroll section of ma
tional company. Excellent oppor-
cation. sick leave, disqualification
and insurance benefits. luncheon
meals, employe purchase discounts;
40-hr., 5-day week.
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Room 200, I34l G st. NV.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES
ATLAS. 1920 N. Y. AVI

ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secys., steogs.. bkprs., recpts.. typists.
file clerks. payroll clerks, bkpg. inch,
1870 N Y AVE NV. RIM. 500.
Dr.,s asst, lab. exp.-----$ $2.700
Med. sec'ys. 900 up
r. N. DIR. ONCE - Open
Dr.'s asst. So, 40C
Professional Placement
1888 Eye st. NV. RE. 7-4858.
PERSON. elk, TO $27O
RECEIPT, ALEX. AREA; S217
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
10l3 10th st. NV. ST. 3-4150
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Automobile Salesman
ARCH. DRAFTSMEN

We have position open for an ex-
perienced high grade automobile
salesman of good character. If you
have q good record of accomplish
an opportunity to make a connec-
ton with large Chevrolet dealer
ship Excellent working conditions;
Transportation furnished; liberal
compensation. Apply to Mr.. Ma
honey. ADDISON CHEVROLET
Evening star., 1952-12-21
ACCOUNTANT

Administrative Assistant
To assist office and laboratory mgr.
contact administration. personnel
etc.. college business background;
excel. opportunity with rapidly grow
ing research and development arm;
salary open. Call OV. 3-93S3 for
Evening star., 1952-12-21
HELP--MEN


DRIvER-PORTER. must have D. C
PHARMAcY. $3.50 Conn. ave. NV
DRIVER SALESMAN, age 25-4O. 10,
food products route lFritos- -Cheetos,
potato chips, etc.,; 6-day week. paic
vacation. insurance benefits, SIC
minimum weekly; must furnish ex,
cellent references and have gooC
CAPITOL FARO Acc e.. TIC 'ezsSa 1850
DRHUGHTsMAN. 0esussHai Quantity ~e aake-ofI
trainee. high school grad. or eauiva-
lent; some blueprint or drawing
exper. Box 101-V, Star.
DRAUGHTSMAN, top salary plus;
quantity take-oh Of sheet metal and
roofing; architectural blueprint ex-
per-: excel. position; long-estab con-
tracing flrm. Box 100-V. Star.
DRUG CLERK dr., full-time empl.
4S-hr. wk.; exper. preferred. 2. D
GILMAN, 627 Pa. ave. NV. -22
DRY CLEANER, experienced: steady
Job. good pay: must be able to han
die large cleaning room. Apply SAM
BURKA. $40 9TH st. Sc. 23s
ELECTRIC WELDERS - Thoroughly
experienced. ready to 60 to work
Apply 3619 Benning I'd, ne, -22
Evening star., 1952-12-21
MASSACHUSETTS,

Technical writer's (electronic). senior
detail craftsmen (mech.). also
drafting checkers. transformer de-
signers, electronic engrs. with
physical metallurgists, standard
engrs. CHS, I.E.. Me-, research
staff memberS-men with exp. in
radar, antenna design. digital COM
puters. hydraulic servo mechs.,
vacuum tubes, aero-dynamics acous-
tics.
KENTUCKY
Multiplex and/or Kelsh operators
with Govt. exp. in this work.
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ROUTE
statesmen
SALESMANAGET

SALESMANAGER
Qualified to hire. train and SUPER
wise 1915 direct salespeople for a
Position includes above average per.
centage Of sales. training fees. bo-
muses. and overwrites adding UP tC
a substantial income. Must have
car. Write, Immediately giving busi-
ness experience and include phone
Naw Y0rk v
Evening star., 1952-12-21
ABBEY PERSONNEL

ATTENTION, WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS
COME IN AND TALK TT OVER
EXPERIENCED AND BEGINNERS
5-DAY, 35 TO 40 HR. WEEK
SECRETARIES
$4,000 TO $4,000 TO START
RADIO; 1-GIRL OFFICE. ADV.
SALES MGR. MANY OTHERS
STENOGRAPHERS
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITIES
VARIED WORK, S250-S275. 5 DAYS
CLERK -TYPISTS
REcR. B @ TYP, s days, Va. $4,000 900
EDITORIAL, 5 days $1,000
Beginners. 80 wds., 8 days $500
HArN'' 0 Many asyS OTHERS S''iSO
CLERKS
TRAINEES on bookkeeping.
CoMPToMETER OPRS.. ne. $50
CASHIER. days, no Sat. $40
MANY OTHERS
NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
110S 18th ST. NV. Elk. 3-7270
SECRETARIES, A, 900
Legal---Under 20
AssSss. nAsssSGc; secy.. exper.--------e$SS SS.ove o.,
TYPIeTS. several daily TO goo VIZ.
GRACE DUNN
| 1911 q st. NV. RE. 7-2s2s
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AUCTION SALES

SEASONS GREETINGS to our custo-
mers and friends Next sale Thurs.
day. Jan. s. SUBURBAN AUCTION
Zed l.. williams & Zed L. williams, jr.
AuctiOneers and Appraisers
Large auction this week
Bedroom, living room, din
ing room, breakfast sets
odd pieces, Silverware
lamps, rugs, etc., etc.; leath-
er top coffee and lamp ia.
bles.
Al H. raa1,o-i Gala -
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN

Experienced man to specialize in the
sale, OF farm and estate properties.
Apply BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 1417
K st. NV. go
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statesmen

We are embarking upon a substan.
tial expansion program. II you
want to:
Sell by appointment only.
Make 20 presentations per wk.
Earn over 5000 per week.
Advance rapidly to supervisor.
Apply 919 Dupont Circle Bldg. 1340
COnn ouo ~ M
Evening star., 1952-09-26

ber 20 to all large mailers TO,
guidance in properly addressing
mail.
Establishment of the new zones
will not change the post office
station from which patrons mail
is at present being delivered nor
will it result in any change in the
letter carriers now on the routes
New Zones and Boundaries.
The new zones and their boun-
daries are:
nue.. Branch avenue. Brandywine road OF
Route 5. st. Barnabas road to Oxon Hill
and continuing on Livingston road to the
Indian ra Head road westward to the Po-
ZONE 2a-Bounded by Branch avenue
Brandywine road or Route 5. st, Barnabas
LIVINGSTON % road to the l indian Head road @
and west to the Potomac River, south
along Potomac River to Fort Washington
the Washington carrier territory.
ZONE 23-Bounded by Southern avenue,
Branch avenue, Brandywine road or Route
ton delivery territory, bounded on the
tween Zone 10 and Zone 20. and bounded
on the east by the present delivery limit
Of this office. The entire length of Branch
avenue. Brandywine road or Route S. in
Prince Georges county lying within the
delivery limits Of this office is included in
ZONE s4-All addresses within South
west Washington.
ZONE 25-The designation for all Fed
eral mail
present delivery line of Zone 49, on the
east by the present eastern, delivery boun-
south by walker Mil road @ to Marlboro orc
road and then to the present primary
line between Zones 10 and 90.
ZONE 2S-The remaining portion Of
Zone 19. lying in Prince Georges County,
Nd: including Walker Mill road.
There is no ZONE 20 In the postal
set-up here
Evening star., 1952-09-26
By John v. Homer
Sfur staff corrs.pondsns

ROANOKE, Va. Sept. 26.-The
Eisenhower campaign train rolled
into Virginia today with assurance
that the Republican nominee
would be greeted warmly by a
Democratic State.
Crossing the North Carolina
boundary from Winston-Sale
the 18-car whistle-stop special
headed for Roanoke, Lynchburg
and Petersburg before turning
toward Richmond. At the State
Capitol there, Gen. Eisenhower
planned a major address to be
broadcast at 1890 PM, Daylight
Saving Time.
Gen. Eisenhower has a full
schedule in this State. After
morning appearances in Charlotte
and Winston-Salem, the scheduled
train stops in Central Virginia.
Both the Republican party and
Virginia Democrats supporting
Gen. Eisenhower laid elaborate
plans Of welcome at each Of the
four cities.
On the welcoming committee at
iIiynchburg late this afternoon will
be Gen. A. A. Vandegrift. retired
commandant Of the Marine Corps.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Postal Zone Chances
Forced by Expansion
|0f Prince Georges

Rapid expansion in the Prince
Georges county area has forced
Postmaster Roy M. North to re.
vamp the postal zone set-up there
Zones 10 and 20 which now cov-
ers a section of Southeast Wash
ington and a large chunk of ad-
joining Maryland are being re-
vised.
Effective October /, the Free
State portion of Zone 10 will be
divided and designated as Zones
q and %. That section of Zone
20 in Prince Georges will become
Zones 20-21-22-23.
10000 Live In Section.
The area affected is almost al
large as the District of Colum.
bia, containing approximately 5$
square miles. An estimated 10000
persons live in the section.
That part of Zones 19 and 2t
lying within the District Line will
after October /, continue to be
known as Zones 19 and 20.
Postmaster North said individ.
ual notices will be delivered to al
residents living within the affect.
ed territory notifying them o1
their new zone number.
A revised Postal Delivery Zone
Directory for Washington has beer
published, Mr.. North stated. HI
said they will be released Septem.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Hurricane Expected
TO Miss Land Areas
BY the Assoeiofed Press

MIAMI, Fla. Sept. 26.-Upstart
Charlie, the seasons third hurri.
cane. developed bowling 115-mile-
per-hour winds today as it began a
gradual swing away from the
mainland. g..
Grady Norton, chief storm fore
caster at the Miami Weather Bu-
reau, said "the present course of
the hurricane indicates it will not
hit land"
Mr.. Norton said the tropical
Itwister was about 43O miles east
of ST. Augustine, Fla. at II am.
EST).
Some increase in intensity and
continued movement in a. north
easterly direction during the next
"a hours was expected, with the
hurricane eventually passing be-
tween Cape Hatteras. N. c., and
Bermuda.
The II am. advisory said dan
gerous winds were not expected
on shore. Small craft along the
coast of the Carolinas were
warned not to venture far into
the Atlantic. and ships were told
to avoid the hurricane.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Stevenson
Continued From First Page.)

Ieanings, would start him off with
154 electoral votes. He would
need only 112 more to be elected.
With his own State of Illinois,
California and New York he would
be up to 258. He would then need
only 8 more votes from 81 re-
manning States.
Tomorrow Gov. Stevenson will
ny to Paducah, KY. for visit with
Vice President Barkley, before
making major foreign policy
speech tomorrow night in Louis
vile. KY. His speech in Indian
apolis tonight will be on economy
in Government.
Gov. Stevenson will continue to
campaign by plane until October
%, when he will board a train
for an intensive final drive
through the big States of the Mid
west and the Eastern seaboard,
right up to election day.
It is one of the most gruelling
itineraries any presidential can
didate ever mapped for himself
for the closing month of the cam
paign. The pace at which he will
travel in October will make up
for the three days he plans to
spend in Springfield next week,
writing more speeches.
Seated in studio in Chicago
Monday night, he will talk to the
Nation by NBC television and
Mutual radio, in much the same
fashion that the late Franklin D
Roosevelt delivered his firesidt
chats.
Then he will spend three day.
in Springfield at Speech-writins
before flying to Ohio for a one.
day stand at Cincinnati and Co
lumbus on october 3.
Second Farm Speech.
On Saturday, October 4, he viii
fly to Fort Dodge, Iowa. for ,
second farm speech, stopping a
Minneapolis and st. Paul, MINI
that evening on the way back +
Springfield.
The following week he will max
trips to Michigan on october I
to Wisconsin October 8 and +
Missouri October 9.
On Friday. October 10, tn
Democratic nominee again goe
by air to Oklahoma and Louisiana
Evening star., 1952-09-26
|EisenhowertoMoke Three Stops
In State Before Richmond Talk

I'm Petersburg, Gen. Eisenhower
viii be introduced to the crowd by
retired 1t. Gen. Leonard T. Gerow
former commanding general of the
10Th Division and later the COM
manding officer Of the I'd Army.
With favorable weather the
campaign party should draw
Ithrongs. BY coincidence, Roanoke
schools will be closed on account
Iof a teachers convention and
stores and Offices here arranged to
close early so their employees could
hear the candidate speak.
Gen. Eisenhower's train will
reach Lynchburg just after the
regular work day ends. He will
arrive in Petersburg shortly be-
fore a high school football game
starts. In Richmond, he is sched-
uled to deliver the principal ad-
dress from the steps of the State
Capitol where Gov. Adlai Steven
son was welcomed last Saturday
afternoon.
Gov. Battle, a Stevenson backer,
expects to be on the platform with
Gen. Eisenhower in Richmond.
The candidate will be introduced
by State Senator Ted Dalton, Re-
publican national committeeman
for Virginia.