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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, college grad, reas.
ieeS; Will bring books UP to date.
install Simplified system provide a
monthly statement of operations and
prepare all taxes; advisory and
planning services for persons an
ticipating entering business. also
complete insurance coverage. DE.
ACCOUNTING. part-time: audits. tax.
ACCOUNTANT tPublic,-Bookkeeping
ACCoUNTANsTEL-iSSookkeepinHe Boz and ia.
service for all businesses. statements.
audits; reas: Elk. 2727. 2S'
ACCOUNTANT; experienced in .elec.
In Ohio. desires to pit faithful integ-
rity AGAINST opportunity and respon-
Sibility. Married. age rs yrs. strictly
SOBER s,or and dependable. BOX 143,K
ADMINIsTRATIvE ASSISTANT, law
personnel exper.. some Shorthand
Age 33. Box blk, Star. 2s.
AUTO TRUCK MECHANIC to main
tain Meet cars or trucks; 25 yrs.
Exper.' sober, steady. excel. refs,
B0oKKEEPER ACCOUNTANT, age
33. desires part-time work ewes,
snds hHna sE 25b vitb tao. sG
and capabilities: age 3S; & exper' UTts
rough or trim. 10. 2-05O9 after
CARPENTER-construction. Al Ssr YRS;
ambitious; now completing course
constr. engineering. Desires perm
connections. reliable flrm. Excel. ref
EDITOR AND AM WRrfER. WI FER experienced hTS
In all phases of publications; mini
mum. $4,000. Box 17S-K. Star. =
ELEVATOR and secretarial switch
board operator. COL. desires work. IL
Pm. TO a.m..; references. FIR. 1897.
ELEVATOR MAN or cleaning. by COM
pe6t petent young colored man. CO.
ENGINEER. degree and les. exper.
as supt. and estimator. with concrete
and n1d general contractor. Available
MAN. married. Now working. desires
some exper. JOY s-i725. Dick.
MAN wishes Job = or 3 days or part
time evenings work. Call EN-. 1888
seTter refs. LII tes4sGi e y pm. experienced
MAN, colored. desires work with car
penters OF. PAINTERS; have experience
ana own t0OlS; also VIII do Jobs for
nome owners. Call Bill. Ii. 4-4523.
MAN, colored, desires odd jobs clean
ing. painting. waxing floors. etc,
Man cn epaor eep9lored. desires days work
MAN, "a. MA. fluent French, Span.
ish. italian. desires teaching. re.
search: editorial. translating Job
Good typist Write Box 2S1-L, Star
MAN, colored: days work for Satur.
work: refs. LA. 6-7563.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work
wall washing. carpentry, house
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY
Harbor Lights Corp. ME- 1882.
PAINTER R-CARPENTER, col. exper
TRANSPORTATION. own tools. desires
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SITUATIONS MEN tcens., ,

PART-TIME POSITION. s pm. until
g p,rs available Sat, Ii. 3-4121.
Sunday only. s am. to Z pm: ex-
perienced. AK. 1912.
COLORED MAN. with elevator license
wants part-time job from pm.
until II. DI. 4f102
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COOK-GHW SIS

NA'AA' VV.1 YoO
Exper; settled woman. 30 to so yrs.
and Sun. off; refs. 3O01 Davenport
st. NV. EN-. 0025. 80
COUPLE or 2 women. white. to cook,
serve, laundry and care for chill
dren when mother is out; country
nome; Europeans encouraged. EX.
GENEkAHEs ;iSsE HseAGsSIi aSUsEwoRk-1iv 1ivesin;
Tn5te WI e Woman; Si 2 adults. Refs. Box
GENERAL asils, s''fi aousEwoRk, 1-bedrm.
apt. care 6-mo.-old baby: II:
wk: DE. 36l5.
G.H.W.-PLAIN COOK. live in; one
sM sssMss; ssss, ssxpsrs; sny ref tims 1sa good pay
G.H.w.. help with semi-invalid; Sleep
have good exper. and refs. TU. 1922.
CIV. nsv ;.sn4.1. child care; mus. M liEs in;
sysfy osS sthsr Sun. u Refs. Good sSs: sa5s4;::
CIV. n o'ati AND PLAIN COOK. between Mse
refs; $50 wk. GE. 0939. -2S
G:H;W., 3O-a5. dependable. fond Of
fhildzeP; az 4aG4. saS for 5H-day week. week.
G. G.H.w.SPiain cooking. fond Of chill
dren; no ironing, "a day Wed. and
every Sun. of; live in, must be ex-
perienced. $50 wk. EN-. 03l5. -2S
G.H.W. Settled woman. colored. Live
In. Assist children and cooking: $40
G. H W.. fond Of children; plain cook
other help employed; VI day Thurs.
and every other Sun. OF; s32 to
GH GfsES ~ -PIAIS is3es; sS;nox TN. ,.-2s
adults, 7-yr: :-old; laundress employed;
GIRL OR WOMAN for op'c Child care.
Consress Heishts sec. 10. S-se5s.
GIRL TO LIVE IN. Va, or stay nights
when needed: must have recent ref
eH, efenses s.Sos1 and be fond OF children. aG
Girl. CoLoRED. high school SS grad
uate desires full or part-time work.
G;H;W; Or other. Call HO. 5456.
HOUSEKEEPER,, who is .desirous of
dren. Salary. $40 week. Wo. 11Oi..
HOUSEKEEPER, colored home. Mid
dle-aged Catholic woman to care for
motherless 4h-yr.-old child; $50 per
mo, rm. and board. Call Ii. 4-2622,
uGi1S S;;s9 fH Pm mid vmidniSht. ht.,,,s-x.
fined white woman, to help with 2
young children and light housework;
perm. position in modern home |:
refs; good salary. Call me collect,
ll79 Warrenton. Va.
HsKfE:-kiye b,E: Li. in; white pref: Va.
child. Sun. Thurs. off. JE. 3-5506.
g.h.w. and waiting on
table; good opportunity for cap
able worker. 1924 23rd st. NV,
DE. $3.50. -2S
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HOJJSEMAN

Experienced. settled person with best
references. live-in. nice NV. home
EX. O774 during week. 9 to 5. II
MAID. 3O-45 yrs, for g.h.w.. live in;
pvt. bath and rm. with 17-in. TV
Call WI. 7777 after 8 pm. Sun; fol
interview. -2S
MAID. part time. am. to clean doc.
tors ofice,. ans. phone; age R0-3O
high school grad; local refs. Apply
Sun, 1.3. 1882 Eye st. NV, bsmt
MAID; live-in or sleep-in 2 nights
g.h.w. and child care; Thursday and
Sunday of; 10 am. to p.m.; S26
to start. WI. 745S.
MAID, to live in: own rm. and bath
light house work and care of 2 chill.
dren: lovely home of 10th ST.; S10C
mo. GE. 3025.
MAID, G.H.W.. cooking; NV. section.
Refs SH R207
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ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
New Work or Repair. ST. 1000

AWNINGS taken down and stored
p to $2.75 per window. CAN Us
cfSG5sTSo5%Sm S5SmDt sHSpf isESses sAop Sa SsSSS asss
Warrington blvd. Ari.. va.
BRICK WORK, new or repair; no
Job too small: first-class workman
ship. TO. 6499 or Ii. 3-S167. -28
walks; new or repairing: 1st-clasS
work. Ewes. MI. 61lS or NO. Ss1S.
II
BRICK and repair work: contractor
Of reliable service; no job too small.
vi. S021. GEORGE w. HENSON.
BRICK WORK-We specialize in
small brick or cinder block Jobs.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Cali CAL.
BRllCiK2 work IN GENERAL. fire-
concrete work; class A Jobs.
RINALDI d CO., Ii. 6-75S6. --4
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AGENTS

EARN 500 WEEKLY, spare time
New line for party demonstrators
canvaSsers! Free catalog. Write
DUREVER, Roosevelt. N. Y.
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WATERPROOFING
All kinds. ROBERT PRICE. DI. 1923
3O'
ALL TYPES CARPENTRY and cabi.
Pet 7ssa4cS'o york. MR. JOHNSON Ju
STOP THAT LEAK. - Roofs. walls
and bsmts.; masonry walls: water
proof coatings. Guaranteed. CHI
10 GET GOOD HEAT and plumbins
4420. II. 3-5z16. 10
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. pres
entity employed; stenographic speed
and quality Of tipping considerably
above average: excellent references.
Seeking opportunity, salary Of Sec
ondary Importance. Box 1S7-K. Star.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS short
hand: hand: .,sL. desires position involving
reporting BOX I63-K. Star.
GRADUATE ACCOUNTANT, age "a;
10 yrs. experience ONCE mgr, credit
mgr. acctnt.: at present Job z yrs;
desires to make change with oppor-
tunity to work into jr. executive
position. Box 119-K, Star 2S'
LAW STUDENT, young, white. col
lege graduate. desires part-time cleri-
cal work with law Arm. afternoons
and Saturday. Box l25-K. Star.
JIMMIE. THE HANDY MAN-Paint-
ing. Kem- Toning. cleaning, etc. Box
IS si1; II Soss1BLE sess for a young man,
20. 2 years college. years mana :
serial experience, expert photog-
rapher. to obtain position travelling
q. 8. or overseas? EN-. 1886 or
FORMER NEWSPAPER REPORTER,
magazine writer. with 25 years ex-
perience in Washington. would like
part-time work An exceptionally
able man with wide contacts in
Government. wisconsin $3.50.
GOVT. EXEC. sood educ. appear, :,
habits. wants part-tim0 Job, any
tyre. 1o1 1so.K. Star.
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ADDITIONS-AL
DISTINCTIVE
HOME REMODELING

10 nelp you i've better
right where you are"
We do the complete job-from care
full designing to attractive financing
YOUR ASSURANCE
of quality results at lowest possible
costa complete plan. eficiently
scheduled and expertly executed.
KENNETH CONSTRUCTION CORP.
OIL. 1858 Ewes. WI. 1920
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SALESMAN

Refined young man desires position
decorating, arts and gift wares
uphol. materials and estimating
have car; ex-veteran. Any other sell
ing position considered. Box 174-K
Star o0a
Evening star., 1952-09-28
rRuc. COURSES Cont, REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcon. /,

IA GOOD PIANO TEACHER is Q mus,
for beginners. Popular and classical
pEoFEssioNAL IA SSa Si RADIO .nnoune,n,
training and placement. Low cost
PIANO aS af EsHveeR1pg classes NE t S2SS Ss
teacher. IA. MA. George Wash:
ington University. Call before ii
or after 6. ia. 2-667i. W2s
ITALIAN lessons on conversation b,
natIys pia1,sn teashsE Also French sne
TEACH PIANO-Se lesson in you,
SPANISH - Modern. easy method
Class IN your nome or mine. ANDER.
NEW CLASSES El '' in t. typins, ping 6 dREGG an;
Anniy. and simplified, accounting
comptometer; small classes; better
methods; excel. positions. paying te
$50 to S100 wk. Inquire BOYI
SCHOOL: cor. G and 18th, Ma. 234C
LEARN PHOTO OIL COLORING fol
pleasure or profit in privacy In
your home. Also. photography tut.
1iCe rate. EMersnn EsS one a4ss lesson. Reasonable
HOME TUTORING. alg.. geom.. Lat
Fr., Eng, Ger; arith.. read, elem
jr. high. ST. high subj. UN. 1888
DANCE CLASSES. at 1910 rates. We
need girls for Wed. eve. Latin
American course; middle-aged mer
for Mon. eve. business and Cow
employees group. Few openings left
for beginners and advanced. DU
0521 after 6 pm. ACADEMY OF
BALLROOM DANCING. 1901 Rhode
Island ave. NV.
TUTORING, grade. high school sub.
jects. Adult education. Years oi
exper. ia. 1741.
AIRLINES
Men and unmarried women. 1895
needed to train for ground or flight
airline positions; training need NOT
interfere with present employment
Coast to coast FREE placement
service for our grads. Write, cal
in person or phone DI. 67O3 be.
tween q m. and pm, Rm. 7O2
NATIONAL AIR COLLEGE, 7IO i4ti
st. NV, Wash. 5, D. C, II
Evening star., 1952-09-28
ANTIQUES-ROOT AND SNOOP
SPEIDEL'S
WEATHERED OAK ANTIQUES
Moved to
10000 BRADLEY BLVD.
Just Past SEVEN LOCKS RD.
ANTIQUES


COME IN AND BUY SOME
8 Flo-blue plates folder than you
arel, $40: blue milk glass chicken,
Sj.50; cake plate, S2.jU. Stafford
shire plates, ST.: lamps, 81; picture
frames, 81; oils. 81; prints, sc:
books. lOc; Msrilyn Monroe cal.
sndar' snd - So; 5,,I,u, marble, TOP t bies' $40.
spinnet desk, $3.50; other ba. Ga ns
in cut and pressed glass, satin.
amberina. end.of day, Sandw 'ch.
came cameo s,ns and early earl! American Glass: as,
for you to come in and prowl, BELL
KINDS ANTIQUE AND PET SHOP
1--WE now have kitten named Atom
BUM. COS 9Th st. NV. DI. 9;61.
ANTIoUEs-EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
Large. constantly moving stock. out
s2tf,a fisRt On sSs sSa f15 Is. 5EHS5ssss7. NIL
AQUARIUMS, .6 and Is raj; stain.
less steel: compl., incl. fish,, cost
$lS0; sell $115. ia. 2-7500. Ext.
BABY CARRIAGE trhayer,. SIS:
T. q C. stroller and basket (iIed-
stroml; $40: crib and mattress
pottie chairs, Si-Ss: piaypen and
car seat, 81 ca. Sundry other items.
BABY AZ '-ss scsxsRIAeE. Thay.r, eell.p.
BABY 64skf4Gk SGd faea S KTo XII nr.s ssTss sooi
BasY BsHsS'tl1ni cakRiAGE, E tEin. sT T6ayer: .ss
eslient saln :endition; mattress included:
BABY CaRRIXGE. twin, storkline; 4
playpens; like new. oW. 335.. all
sasy sis s1Hi cAaErAeE, in excel. eend.
ssBY 81 Ii dLofaisd, tfa2s, coat l.ss,ns. sna
Siss SSGnnes ehai lse ST. 'Sss oR. ss s4S He"' SIS;
BABY CRIB. 6-yr. size. fun panel.
double drop size, adjustable springs
inrfSrsprins nS.,p o pattssss; asss dinette table.
BABY CRIB with Kant-wet mattress;
6-unos. size. Sl2. Bathtub and
scales, both for 81. All ike new.
BABY ckfB, adjustabl. springs. drop
sSss sSoa sss .tro.r strs rs
BxsY BsxssssrcsIfi ckis xNb WaR6$osE--Lisb. vi Sssas
wax birch wood. mat. incl, excel.
.am1 s1na; eIso bedrni: chair. IA. 772s.
and playpens. To 3443.
BABY CRIB, mattress. SIS. Metal
Venetian blinds up to 35 in. VIDE;
summer rugs. SIS. Ii. 4-1742.
BABY CRIB and mattress, $50; TV,
GE. 10-ins screen. good cond., S35:
nearly new box-spring mattress, less
than = mo: SO; Ju: 7:7167. IS
1ABY EQUIPMENT-Taylor tot COM
5inati9n walker and stroller. $40.
BABY FURNITURE-Youth bed, prac.
new mattress; chest. crib. EN-. 4IsI,
BABY FURN.-Sturdy crib with mat.
tress and hisb chair: all for SIS.
saBY THNGs-clean stroller col.
lapses. alum. So: baby tenda table.
only 4 Is SIa s, or S2Ss; after 9 am;
get gas oven. cabinet type: Hobart
mixer bench type go and 12 ot.
eauiD. g Up y; 9 & hreadslicer and and stand; nan;
misc. item. Reas. priced No DEAL
ers. DU. 325s or Ia. 94s2.
CONTINUED on Next Passs
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BRICKWORK

QUALITY WORKMANSHIP. AID. 57ac
BUILDING and remodeling; 35 yrs.
exp. Call all day sun, after 9 pm.
weekdays. WA. 0220.
REM0DELING. repairing,
esrpentry. 1riek cement work "a NO.
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Experienced, Reliable
G.H.W. WANTED

Will pay top salary to right person:
live in; fond of children; own up.
stairs room and bath; near bus and
shopping. Call ia. 2-3169.
GIRL, refined, settled and
steady; live. in: must be fond Of
children: refs. ia. 4664. go
COLORED GIRL - Dishwasher OF
Eitchen helper IN restaurant. Call
COLORED WOMAN, g.h.w., plain
cooking: Live in. City refs. S25
wk. WI. 1885. 80
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PERSONNEL AND
LABOR RELATIONS

Executive having over 90 years ex-
perience with outstanding record in
personnel and labor relations de-
sires connection with progressive
organization in position requiring
ment and hard work. BOX 243-L,
Star. 30
PAINTER. valid chiefs mate ticket,
excellent yacht refinisher; desires
boat yard. project or Individual
house painting Jobs. Consider any
offer. ia. 1868.
PRINTER. fast, accurate, married
jobber. dependable; Cooperate, job
or commercial. Box look. Star
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., owe,
Is yrs. experience in selling tan
gibles and intangibles: also Govern
ment agencies; 80 years old; car
available: excellent references. Boz
Evening star., 1952-09-28
SALES EXECUTIVE
AVAILABLE 4

Well known in intimate women's ap-
parel field. with successful back
ground in sales, sales promotion,
ment, successful experience in pre-.
senting new products and advanc.
ing established ones, broad expe.
rience in meeting and working with
top echelon executives, we'll known
to management and buyers of better
specially and department stores
married, prefer Wash. area. but will
relocated: compensation, $1,000 tt
100000 bracket. Box 166-K, Star
Evening star., 1952-09-28
PART TIME
1h DAYS

serve our customers by phone. Must
have pleasing telephone voice and
must be able to spell well. Typing
is desired but not necessary. Hours
9-6 on Fri. and 81 on Sat. Apply
days S:3O-5 and Sat. 9-1. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
I'M Dnor. Ava NJ w
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ADDITIONS
RECREATION ROOMS
AND ATTICS FINISHED

Garages. porches. renodeling. Months
to pay on personal FILA loan or
VIII refinance your mortgage. DIS
TRICT CONTRACTING CO.. RE.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

ADDITIONS
Top quality work. any type of re-
modelling. recreation rms, porches.
painting. etc. Call GE. 1850 for
estimate, 80
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ADDITIONS

Free estimates; remodeling, cellar to
roof. residential or commercial. Also
interior decorating. Terms.
ROBERT GOODMAN
2S40 Brandywine st, NV, WOA o2f;6
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs. yard work
wall washing. carpentry, house
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY
Harbor Lights Corp. ME- 1882.
PAINTER ER-CARPENTER, col. exper
transportation. own tools. desires
Jobs WA, 3176
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REFRIGERATION AND
AIR CONDITIONERS
SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION co
Days. UN. 1912: Ewes. UN. 1878
REMODELING g. REPAIRS
OF all types and sizes on homes, etc.
no Job too large or too small; n
money down; financing arrange,
directly with Q bank. PENN CON
STRUCTION. RE. 7l62. --28
ROOFS - New or repaired; shee
metal work. WRIGHT's. LU. 4-63i
ROOF LEAK. Walls or cellar wet
Cutters bad? For guaranteed worl
call after 6 pm. to s am. TR. 4979
WADDELL'S ROOF SERVICE.
ROOFING, new work and repairs
cutters, spouts. carpentry and paint
ing. A. D. THOMAS. HU. 77S3.
FOOTING, guttering. painting meta
roofs, also Stag roofs; white me
chanics; work guar. Ii. 3-64S7.
STONE AND FLAGSTONE WORK, re
painting walls. patios. steps, walks
etc; also cement work of all kinds
sGnaI GSll JERRY NiYnLL;s14 Ky; 1-4SS6; .,,,.
O1OhM WAHDOWS-Deal only. i
day delivery on the finest aluminium
outside easement storm windows. w
also stock several hundred storm
WizsTd WKo1 rsSt stern nps dooTs SrI, A. = p
ton ave-. Kensington. Md.
TELEVISION SERVICE. expert serv.
ice. all makes; feas. rates; Sat.
Sun. and evenings. Prompt service
CAL WI. SS25. ALLAN TELEvISION
" SERVICE. ss: days, nights ane
Sundays. Call RA. 1131. sHERI.
DAN RADIO AND TELEVISION
Work guaranteed 90 days. Is
nv REPAIR SERvICE-Day and
nisht. AABACo SERVICE CO.. NO.
nv SERVICE. day or night. Parts
and labor guaranteed for 90 days;
AND REPAIRS
guaranteed. Ii. 7-5456. go
UPHOLSTERY-Coucies chairs. re-
webbed. springs reset: your home or
my shop; furniture repair. all kinds.
S M JANNEY. GE. O3SO,
FURNITURE and
rugs. dry cleaned or shampooed IN
the home. Reas. rates. RA. 1896.
80
Evening star., 1952-09-28

e4oL onIc0o. SGs. 6O1Os OF tE. S40l.
PIANO TUNING
Est free: work guar. 1919 Calveri
ct. NV. NO. 1907. WOOLLEY.
PLASTERING, cement. waterproofing
Skilled white mechanics; prompt
service NO. 574S. Il
PLASTERING. patchwork q speciality
by white mechanic; good service,
reasonable; TU: 0171. =:
new work, large and small iobs; sat-
isfac. guaranteed ReaS. SH 4i54.
PLUMBING and heating: no Job too
small; 24-hr. service; reas. prices;
reg. in D. c. and Md. UN. 1850.
Free pickup and delivery. Service
shop. 1873 Conn. CO. 1903. 80
Evening star., 1952-09-28

SERVICE
AUDITING CLERK SPECIAL
SECURITIES Professors EXAM
BEGIN NOW FOR COMING EXAMS
Steno. clerk. typist. card punching
statistics. THE CIVIL SERVICE
PREP SCHOOL. 3313 l4th st. NV,
18th and Park I'd MI Ahh&
Evening star., 1952-09-28
SITUATIONS WOMEN
ADMINISTRATIVE SECY.
AND
nEE1TCT ANIAnED

Available Nov. /. 1852. Excellent
assuming full responsibility of one
girl office or hiring, training and
supervising other personnel; knowl-
edge of bookkeeping; under 35;
capable contracting public; interested
in position where future is assured;
minimum salary, S85 per week
Box l77-K, Star. 3Os
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-11
Koje Breakup
 Bares Red Plot To Seize Island

KOJE ISLAND, Korea, (P) = Tough US. paratroopers Tuesday cracked Communist prisoner of war rebellion in a rip-Snorting 2K-hour battle that made a sham bles of notorious Compound 76 and uncovered a prisoner plot to seize the island.
 Thirty-one prisoners were killed and 139 wounded in the bloody fighting. Autopsies showed that 12 prisoners were killed by their fellow Reds with crude spears.
 One American was killed and 14 were wounded. The slain Am erican had been speared to death and not killed by a concussion grenade as first reported. Only one American was seriously wounded. The fight broke out when the POWs disobeyed orders to move peaceably into new, smaller enclosures of about 500 each.
 US. Army Intelligence officers found a master plan in 76 to lib crate all 8O,000 Communist pris- onerS held on Koje. It called for the Reds to seize the island, then it's JUN. garrison and turn its weapons against any force on the mainland.
 Not a shot was fired in the barbed wire encircled battlefield.
 The 750 Americans of the "An- gels from Hell'' Combat Team used concussion grenades, bayo- nets, tear gas and fists to subdue the rebellious 6,4OO North Kor- cans. The Reds were armed with spears, knives, rocks and fire bombs
 Surrendering prisoners were hustled off to the new enclosures. The wild, swirling battle was witnessed by prisoners of two other unruly compounds-78 and TT. Shortly after the fight ended Boatner told prisoners in 78 to get ready to be mGved-or else. The prisoners obeyed meekly.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-11
Communist Link Found Between US. & Manila

SAN FRANCISCO, (P)-Phlllp- pine and American authorities have uncovered a secret commit nication link between Commit nists in the United States and Communist Huks fighting in the Philippines, Philippine National Defense Secretary Ramon Mag saysay said today.
 Coded messages smuggled into the islands through air lines serv- ing Manila and San Francisco were intercepted, he said. The messages supplied evidence of a close tieup between the Reds, he asserted. Other intercepts have been found aboard planes from Hong Kong and Europe to Manila.
 Means of breaking the commit nications line with the cooperation of air line officials are under close study, he said in an inter- view.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-11
Gen. Clark Backs Policies Of JUN. Truce NegOtiators
 By GEORGE A. MACARTHUR

MUNSAN, Korea, (P) = The Korean armistice talks resumed today with the Communists pro- testing new bloodshed on Koje Is- land and repeating old accusations that brought about a three-day walkout by the United Nations delegation.
 Gen. Mark Clark, JUN. Far East commander, in a letter to top Red commanders, said:
 Delegates of the United Ma tions Command have endured for many days your maliciously false charges based on distortions and half truths presented in plenary sessions only for propaganda pur- poses. Their patience at all times has been commendable. The man. her in which they have conducted negotiations meets with my full approval"
 Maj. Gen. Vim. K. Harrison, senior JUN. truce delegate, said there was no progress on the is sue of exchange of prisoners.
 "We had hoped that they would use the three-day recess to make up their minds to accept our pro- posal but the session today was just as though we hadn't been away" he added.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-11
Truman Appeals To Congress For Steel Crisis Power

WASHINGTON, (P)-President Truman asked Congress Tuesday for power to seize and operate the struck steel industry.
 Before hastily assembled joint session of the Senate and House, Truman said the choice lay be- tween federal seizure and use of the Taft-Hartley Act.
 A Taft H a riley injunction against the strike of 650,000 Uni ted Steel workers, he said, "is by far the worst of the two ap- breaches"
 Standing on the speakers dias in the House chamber, Truman told the Senators and Representa- tives that the Supreme Court had ruled against Presidential seizure of the steel mills, but had said Congress could vote to take pri- vate property. He said:
 "The issue is squarely up to Congress-"
 Truman said a seizure law should:
 l. Permit the government to change the wages and working conditions of the steel workers. The government had been pre- pared to raise steel wages under the Presidential seizure but was blocked by a court injunction.
 2. Provide for a method of de- termining just compensation for the mill owners. Truman recom- mended special boards within the framework of the Economic Sta biliZation Program. A factor in the strike was the failure of the steel industry to get government assurances f price incr eAScS the industry deemed necessary to pay higher wages.
 Pleading for Congress to give him this power, Truman told the legislatures in solemn words that full scale production of steel is absolutely necessary to the west ern rearmament program. He added: "The issue of peace or war hangs in the balance, and steel is a vital element in the outcome."
 The nations output of steel is down to an estimated 1912 per cent of normal capacity.
The Miami times., 1952-12-06
JAPANESE
VIOLINTST
THRILLS
CARNEGIE HALL
AUDIENCE

NEW YORK - (ANP) - The
American Negro has enjoyed
freedom for well over four score
years, and yet not one Negro vio-
linist has appeared in Carnegie
hall!
But diminutive, japanese To-
shiya Eto did so last week lam
baSting, with his Oriental heri-
tage, an Occidental audience by
means of some of the greatest
musical masterworks in the cate
CORY of violin literature. Does it
not prove that an artist must
have at least racial, if not ma
tiOnal support
Mr.. Etc began with the Vivaldi-
ZimbaliSt Sonata in c major.
Then he led us cautiously thru
the beautifully mystic Franck
Sonata in A major, followed by
the torrential Tschaikovsky Con-